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The Washington times., 1895-04-21

Like every thing else Tile Times mas done
to please the public the proposition to
give a Handsomely bound book TO each
new subscriber is proving exceedingly
popular. The Times has 10000 books
to give away with every monthly sub
scription during the next thirty days.
See catalogue on another page and remem-
ber that the offer is good for thirty days
oDly
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

It is reported that Judge Holman is being
favorably considered as a successor to
the late Gen. Mansur as Assistant Comp
troller OF the Treasury. The appointment
would reflect credit on the administration
Judge HolmAn's long and creditable public
career deserves some such recognition.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21
Effects OF rnrIy Training.

A gentleman walking along Lexington
avenue one day encountered two boys
who looked so much alike that he stopped
them and asked:
Are YOU little boys twins2"
They looked up at him for a moment as
though they did hot exactly understand;
then one said meekly
mo, sir, we are Methodists. .r-Har.
per's Magazine.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

sPrnsStrHlEht -four. per Barrel, 3 25aS So winter
psteat Iour. per barrel, .rs3 ~, wfatsrsFrssghs
Hour. Per barrel, . SOa3.1o, winter extra iour,
Par sarrcl, 2.+eR2.5G, clipped white cats per
ssahd. 3Ss4Oc-N No. : white ests, per husAeI, 3 5
sac; No. ssixed oats. par huHhsl. - 1-2a54 lie;
Ne ye4lsT corr, per bGss-i J2E Sc No. , white
csrR, per ouEheI, 5sa5:c; No I timothy hay per
ton. I3-GUAiS50i No ? timothy hay, per ton.
II -5Oalz. Zoo, No. / mixed hay. per ton II .O0A
1900; No. clover hay per ton, 2 00s1 Q. 80, No.
cut hay, per ton, 13Gesit-0O. bulk bran, per
ton. 1T-5Oai $50 bulk midtIiass, per ten -JOA
1880; re straw, per ton, 13.O0a1 ? So wneEs
straw, per ton, 5.5Oa6-0O- The sbOvs quot atiuns
FOR car lots delivered on track, Warrington
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

According to Treasury advices it viii
cost sI35, 600 to collect S14, 900, 900 from
tho thrift and industry of the country, while
the incomes Of tenement house owners and
bond clippers go untouched. Such is
income tax justice.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21
indigestion TN Art.

Here is some angel food made my
SELF" she said
He paled.
Thank you, darling" he faltered, and
partook-
That night the painter dreamed, whereat
he rose and in fsverlsh haste painted an art
poster which brought $756.
Then he kissed his wife fOudly, called her
brave little woman and wondered " hat
he would do without her-DetrOit Tribu0a.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21
Sn alI's Fiswors.

J. H Small & Sons, Fesrteenth and G
streets, WaskiREtss, ID. c., and 11sa sBsd
way, New York. special attsaasa To or
ders for all outgoing ocean azd otaor
steamers Flowcrs to all psiRts by express.
Fine American Beauty and BarsnRsss
Rothkchiid roses vi0lots, and orchids.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21
Here's Talent

Agnes-Great mimic, the count. Gives
wonderful limitations
Jack-Yes; he gave one a year or so ago
that cost him three months in jail.
AgneS-Impossiblel What was ii?
Jack-Gave his landlord an imitation of a
$40 bnl.-New York World
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

Ths Tirnes agrees with the Evening Star
that Jackson City and its contiguous evils
mast go, and il welcomes tho Influential CO.
operation OF that paper i'll bringing about
that desirable result. Now for the Post
and the News, both OF which should be for
law and order and the protection of the
public against thieves thugs and gamblers.
-----~ s----------
Two SsEIs wtth Net n Single Thought.
Just IN front of the man azd his wife at the
theatsr EAt couple Of flsdEllags billing aEd
cooizE in & BaOstisviBg manner They would
have whispered econforcncssSud tn Ga I'd e
girl would bluah and Eiggle ard gaze at tho
young man SEdle would look cfftoward the
stage in a fit of emotional abstraction that
was positively delicious, aH II he had never
sale word TO her in hialife. Thenhe would
turn suddenly aud gaze upon her with ten
derness that would melt in the mouth of a
Etone statue. They had come TO seotheplay,
no doubt, but they had evidently forgotten
what they were therefor and they didn 'tEhow
any signs 81 the time wore on thatthey would
recolleCt it. Tho man had been dividing at
tentiOn betweenthe performance on the stage
and that before him and finally his wife bent
over and whispered to him, ssshe nodded to-
ward the couple:
Two souls with but a single thought" 8"
"Bosh!'' he responded, in toue of strong
disappOyal, they haven't got half that
many."-Detroit Free Press.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

turn was duly questioned for an account OF
all he saw ard hc;sHd while IN .he wonder
ful new country which Engiand ana Eng
Iishmen generally looked upon with such
pstToEzin. manncr.
Some OF his friexds were especially anx-
ious to hear all that there was to be told
with regard TO his Impressions OF the May
flower incident.
''Did they tell you OF the landing OF the
pilgrims and point out the place TO you?"
qucried his friend.
Yea" WAS the ready response: when
I was in Bostan they told me OF that and
OF nothing else till | wished that the rock
had landed on the pilgrims themselves"
There is one man in fashionable society
OF Washington to whom the intricscies OF
banking are as a sealed book. Even to the
mild extent OF looking after his own bank
account asd drawing checks he Gtill trAySAls
in the wilderness OF doabs and uncertainty.
One EGFect or sffSirs that IL especially
puZzlins tohini is the depogiting anddTawiag
OF checks.
Not very long ago he received sum Of
money from one of hiE investments that
was decidedly Larger than he desired to
carry about with hin!.
The natural solution of the problem that
suggested itself at this cri<is wss 20 deposit
the money and thus swell his account in
bank, His plan OF doing so however, wss
decidedly novel. and to the present moment
he cannot see why the teller would no
permit him to follow his incinations in
this respect.
Instead OF depositing the money just az he
received it, the brilliant idea suggested itself
to him that he could save himself the trouble
OF Journey to the bank by simply drawing
up check payable to himself forthc amount
III hand aud enclosing il III letter to the
bank requesting that il be placed to his
account.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

1t is possibly just as well that Secretary
at safe distance from his native Nebraska.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

Perhaps the proposed visit OF the Prince
of Wales to America VIII bring j. ]. Van
Allen and Willie Waldorf Astor back to
their native heath.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

Out of si.ht. the latest phase of Standard
OIL prices, naturally follows the policy of
getting everything in sight
The Washington times., 1895-04-21
JOHN ROGERS.

II Justice Jacksons Democracy is OF
the old Jacksonian sort his income tax
ideas would hardly be on the side of those
who have big incomes.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

The Washington Grain Elevator. Della
ward aud Florida avenues northeast, sell
flour, grain, hay, and feed iu less than car
lots at the quotations Of the WaSaiugtOR
Grain Exchange. ). S. DASH K SON II
The Washington times., 1895-04-21
A Tough Customer

Radbourn-I saw one of the Harvard foot
ball team run over by a cable car to-day.
Chesney-Great heavens! Were the tn-
jurie6 serious?
Radboum-Yes. They had to tow the car
TO the repair yard.-New ork World.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

1t might be wer for the Supreme Court
to stuff the keyholes and stop the clock
ifthere in to Dc rehearing ottheincometax
These are leaky times.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

At last there in a rift in the silver cloud.
The pa syment OF the Chinese indemnity will
increase the price OF silver. 'Tis better
than bimetallism.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

The historians who write the last jingo
war viii need little data except the biog-
raphy of Secretary Gresham.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

Judging from the high old time prices
ara having the communism OF pelf" is
not noglecting opportunities.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21
rYAT coURrnoox SCENE.

The following communication was re-
ceived yesterday:
Editor Times: / read an account of the
trial OF q Ar. Dom on insanity, and was
very much disguGted at tho proceeding OF
two lawyers. In case OF such q thing as
that down our way, south" those two
lawyers would have been caned or shot
before sundown.
JOHN ROGERS.
1t must bo admitted that from the stand
point of Mr.. Rogers Washington is a milk
and-water town. II lacks that spirit OF
chivalry which substitutes buckshot for
breath on slight provocation, and in the in
stance referred to we are SO lamentably
lacking in Alabama manners that neither
offending lawyer was "caned or shot be-
fore sundown."
To most people it is delightfully."- refresh
ing TO see lawyers fall out and quarrel.
Generally speaking il is the clients who
quarrel and fight, and while engaged in
this interesting pastime the sweet tempered
Sons of legal SamaritsRs divide everything
in sight.
A lawyers smile while his client is in
trouble is more dangerous than a frown.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

suhscribers TO The Times" viii confer n
fsysr by prs@ptIy reporting sHy discOur
tssy Of csHsstsrs or neglect OF duty on
the part of the carriers. Complaints
esther by ~ al or in person wiz! receive
prsEpt attsnti0n. Fzpsrs sheuId be de.
hYsrsd 20 all parts OF the city by 6:SO
s'elsck each morning. including Sunday.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

Billy Williams peach crop is an eminent
success.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

The silver cloud threatens to deluge
the country with a flood of cranky speeches.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21
one Kiui OF R.cnznitinn

Some people refuse to see the truth and
Others jump on it as soon as they recognize
it-GalYeston News.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

Mrs. Cleveland's wedding present to Miss
Letter is a very magnificent one, silver
loving cup somewhat over a foot high.
All about the cup upon the sides stand out
finely carved figures in solid silver OF
appropriate design for loving cup.
Altogether it is Iare piece of workman
ship. an antique with which doubtless q
Viking and his bride in days OF old first
drank their wedding toast together.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

The shrinksge in the income tax ought
to make it como somewhere near fitting
the opinion Of Senator Hill.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21
Neu \ ork st.ak Pxch,nr.-

Furnished by Silsbs & Co. hzaxsgs AMI
brokers. Metropolitan Bank building, Fifsssnth
street, opposite Treasury Warrington, D. c
On HfgA Tn-
The Washington times., 1895-04-21


'The stroIlers," q dramatic orgsni1a-
ton composed exclusively OF talented young
psoPIo residing in East WsGhirgtos, have
been rehssrsIng stsadily for the past three
vcosks, and on Friday evoaing gave theSr
frat complimentary full-dreSs rehearsal
at St PetoF'o Hall, corner of Second and O
streets southeast.
The bill for this occasion cousisted of
the three-Rct farcicaI play Uncle" by
Henry j. Byron, and a number of musical
rendidons, the comedy being preseated in
excellent style. Tho actors were Mr.. r.
Ray Rlsrdon, Mr.. William T Kirby, Mr..
Henry Ashby, Mr. g. Miles Bouton, Miss
Bessie Erly, Miss Shirley Potter and Miss
Bertha Yoder.
Dates have already been arranged with
the Eastern DiSpoDSSry, st. Elizabeth
Asylum for the Insane, Farragut Post,
G. A. r., Woman's Relief Corps, G A. r.,
st. Peters Catholic Church, st. Paul's
Church, and several lodges OF Odd Fell
lows "Uncle" win be presented at st.
Elizabeth Asylum next Friday evening.
Mr. William I. Kirby is manager for
The strollers," while Mr.. r. R. Riordon
directs the stage.
Misses Elizabeth and Maize Brown Lare
| left the city to visit Philadelphia. They
viii remain there until early summer, en-
gagged in musical studies, after which they
Will join their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Wolfe Brown, at Asbury Park for the
summer.
Mrs. Libbie Mabes, of Troy, N. Y, has
/ returned to her home after a two weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. Anna Cannon. of
this city.
Mrs. Olive Thorn Miller is in the city, a
! guest ofDr. oung's.
Prof Rarton Ty1erpnaD Of Tinted Sra ataa
/ CiSh Commission, will give an illustrated
] lectare at Science Rooms, No. 1926 New
/ York avenue, Monday at 4;15 p. m. Sub
| ject, Alaska and the Fur Seal"
| Mrs. Levi P. Morton was confined to her
apartments at the Shoreham yesterday
/ erom an attack of neuralgia, contracted
while driving out on Friday afternoon.
The engagement OF Mrs. Clara Bell Brown
to Mr. Reginald Hope Tracey, of England,
is announced. Mr. Tracey is q bachelor
with literary tastes and a comfortable for
! tune. His acquaintance with Mrs. Brown
covers period of fifteen years. He pro,
poses to indulge Mrs. Browns literary
tastes to the utmost.
Mrs. Burton and the Misses Burton, wife
and daughters of Col. George n. Burton,
q. S. A., will leave Washington the 1st of
May for San Francisco, where they will join
the colonel, who has been detailed to duty
at that place.
Col. J. n. Gilman has returned to Chicago
after long visit to Louisiana. where Mrs.
and Miss Katherine Gilman went early in
the winter.
Gen. Holabird will sail for Europe on the
1st of May to travel abroad for some time.
The first orchestra rehearsal of Hub
Smith sand Don Macleod 'snew comicopera
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

Der Deut8ch Amerikanische Club was
entertained by Mrs. T. p Cleaves Tuesday
last. Tho programme wss as follows:
Kinder Symphony, reNaercd by thirteen
talented children, under the direction of
Miss Mary Cook; reading by Mr.. William II.
Conley; song, ''Fruhl in gslied," Miss
Wilma villanbueoher; military march, for
piano aud strings, five children, directed
by Miss Cook; song by Miss Harifa Hau-
cock; banjorine solo, Miss Morrison; bar
itone solo, Creole Lovers Song" Mr..
j. Henry Kaiser; piano solo, "Sequi
| dilIa," Prof. H. W. Howard; comic song
Mr. william H. Conlcy; ''Er Muss Tsuzen, -
a little one act comedy, was then given with
fineeffec by Mas Bertha @ Gibson and Measrs.
Hanneman, AItrup and Tracy.
Thoss present were Mr.. and Mrs CIesves,
DR.. and Mrs. Won Hartlebin, Mr.. and Mrs j..
Henry KxiEcr, Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Hazard,
Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs.
williams, Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Scott,
Mr. aud MIS- P Hoffiiscr, MI. snd Mrs.
Baker, OF Langdou; kesdames Houston,
| Gardner, wilmer, SchreEecker, stamp, Mes
| ton, Beruheim, Moore, Mrs. and Miss
| Herzss, W. L. Perham, AoTrell, the Misses
| Perhan, Aisaes Flora and Bertha Gibson
\ Harifa Hancock, the Aisses May, Miss.s
! Sweeney, Hathaway, Cook, Behreud
Young, TailmadEs, baltimore, Misses
| Hudson, Misses Alma aud Otilie Ebert
| Misses Won Entrees, Lutz, Watson, Horri'
son, Misses Nillos osbueckeF, Misses Ulke,
| Miss Rotts, Miss Aayr Flynn, and Nesxrs
! HAaseznaa, Altrup, CoRley, Tracey, II. w.
R~ard, Lsttimsre, Hancock, q. War
/ hed, Geo. R. Davis, Capt. Chas. Ebert
| and others.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

Among the new fields OF work opened to
the progressive woman OF the present day
isthat or teaching games ofcards. Formerly
il was considered impossible for any but
man 10 throw enlightenment upon the mys-
teries OF card playing.
There is a Washington woman who has
come TO the front in the most successful
manner in this respect and demonstrated
that the teaching or cards IL to bo IN the
future q new field for women. She has
number or classes composed OF the nrost
fashioDai ME elerne Mt in the city and reapgasa
reward for teaching whist no less a sum
than $40 d week
Her pupils are for the most part women,
but the question Of sex is not stumbling
biockin the way OF any one Wishing to be
inducted into 4 fhe pqysteries Of whisspisying'
Lady Pauneefo,e and the Misses Pauuce-
fote viii ssil by the City orNew York May %
to spcnd the summer abroad after passing
the season at theirhome in London
The ball in honor OF the Qeen's birthday
that is generally given at the Embassy as
one OF the leading events for the month OF
May, will be omitted this year.
The Queen's birthday falls upon the gath
OF May but is gene rally not celebrated until
the eth or 28th instant, the date being
determined by Parliament. This anni-
versary, of course, is always celebrated
with the greatest pomp and ceremony in
England.
Mrs. Robert P. Bowler will remain in
Washington ustil JUNE, when she will go
to Bar Harbof, where she has recently pUr-
chased a cottage, and where she will spend
the entire sUmEner.If
During the pagt winter Mrs. Bswier's
youngest child has been quite delicate, and
it was at one time thought advisable to
| leave Washington in the early spring and
| go to her home, Mount Storm, in Clncin-
matt, but as the child has shown a marked
! Improvement OF late, this idea has been
| abandoned, and the family Will now re-
main In town until June.
Mrs. aud the Misses German have been
| at Atlantic City for sCme little tIano and
| are enjoying the fino weather at thai
popular resort to the fullest extent.
The weddings set for the present week
/ in addition To the Leiter-CurZon wedding
| on Monday at II 80 at st. Johns Church
! will be those OF Mlsa May ORsilly to Mr..
! Thomas Duraute On intervening o Wednesday
| the oath Instant at st. P&ul'G Church aRd
at noon on tho same date of Aiss Florence
Andrews, daughter OF Ma. q. l.. Andrews,
to Mr. Llewellyu Whiting Estes at st.
I Andrews Church.
The other prominent events of the
| week will be the opera OF ''Coronst and
| Coin" on Thursday and Friday evenings, at
the AcadeRay of Music, for the benef5 OF
the Children's Country Home.
The weeks festivities Will round up
/ harnIouiously with the burleSaas to be
given by the Mask and WI. Club, of Phila'
delphia, for the beneflt of the Children's
| Hospital.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

Mandolin and Guitar Quartet; fancies.
Miss Letitia Elliott; solo, Miss Matte
Wade: trio, Misses Keene, Lyman, andk Gene
and acconpanist, Mrs. Carrie V. Kld"en
Stewart.
Among those present were noticed Mr.
Joan " Bennett Mr. and MIRA. Charles Davis,
Robert M Davis, Major Frank I. willis,
Miss Fanny AtLee, Miss A. Mae AtLee, Mr.
Azd Rrs ] s. Feister MIRA. George j. Drew.
Mrs Helen Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Norris Mr. and Mrs. Walter Irving Rich,
Mr L. G. Hendrlckson. GieE Camille Hen
dr!cI;-on, 4T AID &rr. j. OrViilo John
son ,Sgrs. George A. Guild Nashua, N, H.; {;
Ars. asris Levaon. Mr.. and Mrs X. Grant
Barn well, Mlss Fidelia ]. Bowdoin, Rlss
Flora N Yascy Hon. ChsTiee Lyman, Gr.
George G. Gwynne Mr.. A. L. Earnest, Mrs a.
Mira George A. Guild, Nashua, n. H.;
V Holmes. Rev. Z. Marshall Mott, kiFses
KecGr- and Lyman, DR.. N. Frank White,
Nrs. Harry wells. MiGe Grace Alschu. Mr.
and Nrs. Fl. v Cotton Miss Alice l.. Vack,
Gloversville n. Y; NrE. Frank w. Bird,
Nisa Bird Miss Grace Dcheand, Miss Stehle,
Mr.. Frank B. Lord Prof. and Mrs. William
II. Seaman, Mr. and Mira. S. K Hall, Miss
NJ, ninglsy, MiEE Naude Tallfn&dse, Mrs.
Wade. Mrs. Matte Wade, Mss Letitia Ell
lott. Mr. and Mrs SilsE Boyce, Mr.. and Mrs
HeRTy J. Decker. Mrs. Imcgene X. Aorrel, {,
Nr j. L. McCreery. Mr.. Msrk III. Hopkins,
Ssiss Hopkins. c. NJ. Morrison, Mrs. B. F.
T. Bell, Miss Pearl NJ. Barnes, Miss Della
Tune. Mia Nettie Tune, DR.. and Mrs. ID. s.
Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Csalfield,
&r and Ars. Robert A. Smith Mrs. Carrie
v Ridw-ll Stewart Mrs. r II. Gunnell,
Mrs J. F Rueckert, Mas Blanche Rueckert,
Mr. and Mrs. w H. Daw, Miss Cluss, Mrs.
Alex e. Beall. Miss Blanche c. Beall, Mrs.
Maria Stierlin Mr.. VIII C.. Stierlin, Mr..
Seth L. Terry, DR.. and Mrs- Clarence Il.
Dufour Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Fcnwick,
Mrs Dora T. Voorhis, Mrs. George Shehan,
Br and Mrs w W. Baker Mr.. Duncan Hay
wood Dr. c. n Machinek, Mrs. NJ. A. Nay
Ior, Mr. r. a Phillips.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

The Young peoples Union held their
regular bi- weekly sociabie at the residence
of Mrs. Jennie L. Aunroe, No. 100 A street
northeast, on last Friday night After
short business meeting the remainder Of
the eyening was spent most pleasantly in
amusemeuts, games, etc. Miss Gene
Wood ward rendered some excellent music
on the piano folio wed by Messrs. Webb
Wcrley, VIII Todd aud Thomas Karl, who
charmed the listeners with sweet melodies
on the mandolin and guitar. Little Miss
Fanny Conrad danced several pretty fancy
dances, and after doiH. full justice to a
choice variety OF light refreshments, which
were served in the dining-room below, the
meeting ad djourned.
Among those present were Mrs. Jennie
L. Auuroe, Mrs Lille Munroe, Mrs. Julia
Thempsoa, Mrs Upperman, Mrs. Magic,
the Misses Elizabeth Crowell, Gene Wood
ward. DOtty Brandon, Gertrude Aetcan,
Tilly Kimmel, Magic, Maud Rosebud and
Daisy Hunter, Sadie Woriey and Fanny
Conrad, Messrs. w. S. Heath, Z. II. Elliott,
Archie UPperman, Richard BeFesrOrd, Webb
Worley, WIN Todd, Thomas Karl, Albert
Pike, Hersey aud Ben njamin Aunroe, Charley
Halliday, Arthur Maccubbin, and Louis II.
Stabier.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21
FINANCIAL
WOrkIngnnen
GsrmeEts Stored All Summer

Garme Ets Stored All Summer
For SI.00.
OVERCoATSs FUR CAPES, DRESS SUITS and
CARRIAGE SODES kept in cold storage rooms,
where moths czunsE dsTsur nor buffalo bugs Do
stroy, fss tbs small sum Of OnS DoIlar az for
tia season Trunks sf CIsthinx. Rugs 4a5 Car
PssS seSEsd a1S guaranteed agAin5s moths, ets,
at the lsFsst possible r1tss
American Security & Trust Co.
G. J. BELL, President
EirsprsOf Storage Warehouse 1l49 18th St
BANKING House 1140 18th St
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

Chicago Board of Trade.
The Washington times., 1895-04-21

This same hunting parson made bis first
visit to America last year, and upon his re.
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