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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-23
AUNYON At THE HEAD.
His New system Fast Superseding
old School Methods.
IN Curing Diseases that HIVE
BaaIcd Others.


Mrs. J. B. Mcleod Of 1oi Hodge avenue.
Buffalo, y. Y. says. Il have suffered from
rheumatism for the past ten years, and
though 7 tried many remedies none of
them ever had tho slightest apparent
effect. Finally. / began TO use Munyon's
Rheumatism Cure, and within a very
snort limo was completely cured. cam
not recommend Munyon's rheumatism
Remedy too highly.
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure acts almost
simultaneously, curing many obstinate
cases in a few hours. IL Is guaranteed
TO cure rheumatism in any part Of the
body. Acute or muscular rheumatism
cured in from one to live days 1t never
fails TO cure sharp. shooting pains IN the
arms. less. side, back or breast or soreness
of any part of the body in from one to
three hours. Il promptly cures lameness.
STIFF and swollen joints and all pains in
the hips and loins, chronic rheumatism,
sciatica. lumbagO or pain ia the back are
speedily cured. u seldom fails to give
relief after one or two doses, auj almost
Invariably cures before ono bottle has
been used.
Munyon's Homeopathic Home Remedy
Company OF Philadelphia put up specifics
for nearly every disease. which are sold
by all druggists, mostly for . cents a
b0ttle.-ad
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BURIAL or MINISTER GRAY.

Military Honors Paid TO the De-
ceased at Indianapolis.
indianapolis, Ind. Feb. ga Big Four
special train of eleven coaches carried
the body of Isaac p. Gray TO Union City
Ind. this morning for burial. Two militia
companies escorted the remains from the
capitol building, where they had been ly-
ing in state, TO the union station, and
the train departed shortly after o'clock.
Mrs. Gray, the widow of the dead eX-
governor, was escorted to the train upon
the arm Of Gov. Matthews. and immediate
friends of the family followed. A COM
mittee representing the state Senate and
House, all the state officials, detachpents
of the two militia companies and several
political clubs accompanied the remains.
It required TWO huge trucks to convey the
floral tributes to the train, which reached
Union City at II O'Clock.
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ALL ABOUT AUGUSTA.
W. o. Tarver Wins in the Contest
for Court StenOgrapheF.

Augusta, Ga, Feb 2.-Washington's
birthday had no formal celebration in Au-
gusta to-day other than the turning out
of the Hussars for parade and drill.
Judge Galloway to-day announced the
appointment of William 0. Tarver to sue
coed W. S. Richardson as court stenog-
rapher of the Augusta circuit. Judge Gallo
way adopted the plan of competitive ex-
animation and allowed all the applicants
TO report the Virgins murder trial anu
submit their reports after transcrbing
their notes. The result is the appointment
cf Mr. Tarver.
Recorder Barrett to-day bound over to
the superior court for assault with intent
10 kill the two county constables, Ed
Purcell and T. BoWles, who raided thu
negro dance and shot Mace Perry. an &c
count of which was wired to the Morning
News a few nights ago.
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Germany and BimetaIIisnn.

Berlin, Feb. THE general assembly
Of the German chambers of commerce has
adopted the following resolution: The
general assembly adhercs stcadfasrly to
the resolution passed March u. 1856, decfar-
ing that the German gold monetary sys-
TEN is unassailable. The whole econon1i-
cal situation Of Germany would be in
jured by change in the monetary sys-
tenn The assembly greatly regrets that
the Reichstag has adopted the bimetallic
-,yo~osa1
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st. Petersburg, Feb. 22.-The imperial
minister of France has set apart credit
LON the State Bank for the purpose Of
promoting the production OF cotton in
russia. From the fund growers are TO
receive working capital as loans, and
911ners and wsavers are to obtain means
or purchasing the cotton produced
Are you all tired out, do you have that tired
feeling or sick headache: you CO n be relieved
Of all these by taking Hoods sars1rarina -ad
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Thousands Killed by nm Earthquake.

London, Feb. GA spatcl from ODESSA
to the Standard says the town OF Eout-
chat. near Astrabad, Persia. was swal-
lowed by an earthquake and several thou
sand persons persisted.
This seems 10 be another version o. the
report conveyed in Teheran dispatch TO
the Times on Jan. Is, of the destruction Of
the town of Kuchan, whereby about 1000
Dersons we're killed
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PRINTING, THE NEW BONDS.
a Force to work Night pnd Dny Until
They Arc Issued.

Washington, Fed. 22.-The bureau Of
engraving and printing finished yesterday
the plate for the new bonds and at once
began the printing Of them. A force
worked all last night, and to-day. al
though a public holiday, new force
Is at work printing the new bonds. only
about fifteen people can be employed
on this work at one time. The force vii,
work night and day till the task is COM
pleted
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\ pilot Beat Missing.

New York, FEB. 22-The pilot boat
Georse n. Warren, No. is srill miss ng.
she was last seen on Feb. :, just before
the great storm. None of her six pilots
has vet brought a vessel to port. which
would indicate that she has oeen blown
Tar out cf the course ot the trans-Atlan-
tic steamers.
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"LADYy FOR "MADAM.v
4 Young Woman of Observation
Criticlses the Form of Address.

From the New York Sun.
Three times to-day" said a young
woman of observation, Il was addressed
as lady / mean in the vocative. In two
cases l was hidden to come this way,
lady, by shop attendants; and in the third
case my dentists servant told me that it
was my turn next. lady / have noticed
this form of address, and Jack tells me
that he has remarked tho same thing in
in people addressing him. He told me
only yesterday that he was running up the
stairs at the elevated station down at the
city hall, when, thinking of something
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-23
venezuelan Inva..ers nouted.

Panama, Feb 22.-The Star and Herald
saws: Invaders from Venezuela were de-
featsd at Santa Rosa. Two hundred and
City prisoners, with al their ammunition
and new rifles, were captured. Five thou
sand government troops are manh.ng on
Sanrander. The revolution il Toiima IS
practically ended. and the uprising
throughout are dwindling into insigHifl-
cauce"
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Macon. Ga, Feb. 22.-Charges have been
preferred against four members Of the
Macon fire department., accusing them Of
stealing goods from the hardware a,0re
OF S. S. Dunlap during the big fire sew
eral weeks ago. in which Dunlaps store
was burned. An investigation has been
going on several days in the utmost Sc
crecy by the fire commissioners Cha r
man Wilson OF the commissioners to-day
declined to give out any information. and
insisted that nothing should be said IN the
newspapers until tomorrow when he
promised to give the result OF theinvesti
cation. Particulars cannot be had to-
night
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APPoMATTox PARIS.
An Effort to Secure Action by Con-
grcss Before II AdtOurns.

Washington, Feb 22.-The Union Vet
eran Legion. is urging immediate action
by congress on the Appomattox National
park proposition. Representative Tucker
of the AppomattoX district will introduce
u joint resolution on the first favorable
opportunity providing for the purchase
of tho necessary. ground. OF course, such
measure can be passed this session only
by unanimous consent. The Veterans
wish the matter entrusted 10 a commission
of three or five veterans of the Armies
CT the Patomac and Northern Virginia,
to be appointed by the President of the
tinted States and suggest as two Of such
commission their national commander,
(corporaD James Tanner of New York
and Gen. Fitzhugh Lee Of Virginia.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-23

London, Feb. THE new United States
loan was quoted or the stock exchange to-
day al 81. premium.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-23

I9tired, aching, nervous moth
ers knew :he comfort, streagth. and
vitality in Cuiicura I'iasters, they
would never be without them. In
every way the sweetest and best. b.
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Sod throushou, the World. PoTTEg DRUo AND
CHEM CosP, Sole Props, Boston sS- "All
about Baby's Skin, Scalp, and Har," mailed free.
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WANTED,

MEN to take orders in every town and M city; no delivering good wages pay weekly no capital steady work.
 GLEN BROS mh21 12t ap22 12t Rochester N. Y.
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BNrE ERTAINMENrS.
IIYperion.


 Once a year America's greatest and most famous comedian, Joseph Jeffer- son, comes to this city and the bare announcement is enough to crowd the opera house. He will appear on Satur- day night In Rip Van Wrinkle" As the happy-go-lucky vagabond Rip MT. Jefferson is as charming to-day as he was @ quarter of century ago, and thousands of people who rejoiced in his appearance then return to him season after season, never tiring of so delightfully."- natural and consummately capable an actor. The simple an- nouncement of his coming now tells the whole story, for the man and the character are so closely identified that the mention of one immediately sug- gests the other. In Rip Van Winkle" the public finds character and a play which appeals to young and old alike, and which depends for its charming influence and effect solely upon the simplicity purity and romance of plot. There has been a very large sale of seats, but there are still some good seats left
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REK. ( ". HILL.
Pastor Methodist Church, Accord, N. Y., Says Cancer0us Diseases
 Can Be Cured.

ACCORD, N. Y.--Under the old school meth- cd it was believed that any disease of cancer- ous growth could never be cured. The sur geons knife was resorted to- but the old trouble was sure to break out again.
 Since the discovery or Dr. Kennedy's Fa- vorite Remedy, all this has been changed-the action of Favorlte Remedy ispon the system leaves no trace of poison in the blood; the seeds of disease are expelled and lost health restored.
 A notable case of the efficacy of Dr. David Kennedy's Favorlte Remedy is that of the Rev. I. W. Hlll of this town. Some years ago he was suffering with cancer of long stand ing on his lip, and finally concluded to have it removed. In speaking of his case, Pastor Hill said About three weeks previous to having the operation performed, purchased Dr. David Kennedy's FavoTite Remedy and continued taking for some time after the cancer was removed Ten long years have passed since then and no trace ot the ugly thing has returned. speak with knoWledge in the highest terms of Dr. Kennedy's Favor ite Remedy as b ing able to cure the troubles for which 1t Is prepared.'
 One of our local physicians said, in eX- plaining the demand for Dr. kennedy's ba- Vorite Remedy Ut acts as nerve and blood food, and to my knowledge it has made many permanent cures of Nervous Debility, Sleep lessness, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, and of the sickness peculiar to women, where other treatments have failed. For headaches, con- often suffers with, there Is nothing else so gOOd v
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rA1E,s FRESHMAN oREK.

The freshman crew was coached last Monday by Captain Armstrong '95 s. and Shepley '95 from the launch, and for the first time this season rowed over a two-mile course. The makeup of the crew was changed somewhat on Tues day, as Cadwalader was unable to row on account of sickness, Whitney taking his place at G. Wilcox moving down to and Hitchcock being put at 2. J. O. Rogers was transferred to the second boat and Marsh, who has lately been rowing at ', took his place Mills was taken from and put at z, McGraw talk ing his place The work of the crew for this time of the year Is still very rag ged. The time is poor, all are weak on the catch and poor on the finish. There is a. general lack of life in the boat.
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PoIi,s wonderland rheater.

The two American Macs give most roilicking exhibition of rough Irish farce at Wonderland and the way they slap one anothers faces and hammer each others heads with stout canes Is reminiscent of the, scenes at Donny- brook fair. Then there Is the wonder full whirlwind dancing of the Defor- rests. Clad in beautiful French Direc- tory costumes of resplendent silk satin, brilliant under the soft rays of the calcium light, they whirl around the stage like flashing meteors. Professor Wormwood's educated dogs and mon keys are most intelligent and amusing animals, some of the tricks they per form being marvellous in their close relation to human intelligence. Little Irene Franklin and the other artists create much amusement also, making the whole performance one of the live Hest and most interesting from the point of view of unrestrained amuse- ment
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Grand Opera House.

There was a large audience present at the Grand last night. The attrac- tion was John Kernell and capable company in a new farce comedy en- titled, "McFadden's Elopement," The piece was written to suit MT, Kernells peculiar style by Frank Dumont, and has been before the public but a few weeks 'McFadden is a parsonage en- grosed with the aim of discovering what is called a "soft snap" in life. He appears in several different roles, and whether as lightning rod agent, a. tombstone dealer an installment house collector of manipulator of the soft and tender passion. MT. Kernell, in his breezy and original style, man ages to keep his audience In an almost continuous laugh. The piece is dove- tailed with numerous specialties, and the company fills in the gap left when "McFadden" is off the stage with good effect
 This popular entertainment will be repeated this afternoon and evening
 "On the Bowery' will be presented the last three days this week. The first act presents a burglary, an attempted elopement, a false accusation and a. sensational escape. The second act shows the furthering of a scoundrelly plot to destroy a woman and an excit- ing fight in which a number of police men participate, and of which the out come enables the hero and Steve Brodie to go to the aid of the endangered woman. The third act presents a vio- lent attempt to drown the woman in the East river, and the thrilling jump of Steve Brodie from Brooklyn Bridge to her rescue. The fourth act has narrow escape of the hero from those who are bounding him down, pie turesque fire scetie on an East river dock and a lot of comic incidents.
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VT --'-s-4-----------
 WANTRD.
WANTED.

A GENTS make SB Daily Marvellous inven- E1 tion; Retails 25 cents; to 6 sold in q house; sample mailed free, FoRsHEE & MOs MAXIM, Cincinnati, O. mh20 Wed If
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WANTED.

A SITUATION as coachman by Swedish "A young man who is thoroughly used t0 the care of horses and also understands gar- dening can furnish the best of references. Please call ut l80 HAMILTON STREET.
 mh20 1t eOdt ,9
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Inventory sale-Odd Lots at Cut Prices.
 SEE WEST WINDOWS.

Genuine old Nuremburg Wrought Iron
 Candelab brums, Reduced from $2250 to $1O. Onyx and Gilt Lamp, Reduced from $25 to $1250. English China Vase, 28 inches high, Slightly damaged, Reduced from $225O to $11,25. Calldon Vase, Gold and Blue Decora-
 ton, Reduced from $10 to $5. English China Vase, Red Carnations, with splashes of gold Reduced from $17.50 to BIO. THE GEORGE H. FORD COMPANY.
 ap St
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FOR RENT, DLACKsMITH shop, with machinery and ID tools, also two rooms 39 by 54 feet, with power and heat. mh2s It NEW HAVEN WHEEL co.
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DISSOLI1TION.

YTNHE copartnership heretofore existing be- ! tween c. A, Wilcox and Geo. s. Turner, and known us the firm of Wilcox < Turn CT, of 400 State street, is this day dissolved by mutual consent Tho business will in the future be conducted by C A, Wilcox.
 c. A. WILCOX
 GEO. s. TURNER. April Q 1895. ap3 It
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FOR RENT

DWELLlNG No. 32O Orchard street, be- IJ tween Elm street and Whalley avenue; Improvements; good condition; possession May tst. Apply to JOHNSON < BRO,
 anA 2t Ill and 4l3 StAte St.. cor. Court
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0MURESCO,''

4 NEW wall finish; better than Kalsomine, A can be applied warm, will not crack or peel. Try it,
 apI3b IINSLEY, ROOTs,& CO
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EOR RENT

HOUSE number 1o2 Howe street, from May E1 1st or August 1st, containing ten rooms with modern Improvements for families Of two or four persons; the location is frst-class and on line of Edgewood avenue electric cars; terms S35 per month. Apply to
 Dr. A. B. SMITH, 94 Howe street,
 ap3 3ts Cor. Edgewood avenue.
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F(lR RENT

D ESIRABLE flat, eight rooms, all improve D ments western part of the city; ten minutes walk to post office.
 JOHN 0. PUNDERFORD, mh2S If l16 Church Street.
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FOR. RENT

1e1 WHALLEY avenue, first floor, with AOl all modern improvements, suitable for adults separate yard, cellar, furnace, etc.; S300O per month. Call between 3 and pm.
 lnh2D 7tt
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AUCTION SALE

nF real estate in Hamden Tuesday, April N 9, t2 o'clock D. m. This property Is To- cated on the main road, about one-half mile about Twenty Acres. The land lays level and free from stone; suitable for the culture of fruits and vegetables. Terms made known at time of sale, For further informatlon call on or address Dr. E. D. Swift Hamden. or L. D Hinman. auotioneer. New Haven. np3 St
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT

DL0CK house, every convenience, cen
 ID tral rent S3s.0l permonth. Inquire eve iiings at 128 YORK STREET. ap3 If
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wnnnRRInGE FARM

THOR rent or sale with all or part of 1b0 T acres; has good house, four barns, run ming water in yard; only four miles from city. Apply at residence (of the late John M. Linesl or address T. c. LEWIS,
 mh21 If Westville, Conn.
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.TO LET.

TNO first class fire or life insurance com- \ panv desirable suite of offices on one of the most prominent corners in the city; build ing well lighted; steam heat; on i've years lease will place large amount of insurance.
 rnh3O l4t BOX NO. 334,
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rn RENr

FOR RENT, ENIRST and second floors SO5 and sO7 Orange E street. Apply
 ap9 1t" 5O5 GRAND AVENUE.
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G ERMAN-AAfERICAN, well educated. sk M and years last employments, as book1 keeper or any respectable place best refer- enees. apl 3tA Address R.. Courier.
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THE person sending us the best advertise- A ment written ill poetry about the Royal Shoe" before April l5th, will receive pair of S4 shoes free. ROYAL SHOE CO,,
 ap2 St 92 Church Street.
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SECOND floor, eight ms; modern im- tD provements; hot water heat Barn if desired. Inquire IS PRINCE STREET.
 ap0 7t
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EnR sALE nR RENT.

DR1CK house, twelve rooms one acre I j land, spring water; good neighborhood quarter mile from railroad station, six trains daily seven miles from New Haven.
 CULLEN B. FOOTE. mh1 If 430 State street, Box 8SS.
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HORSE FOR SALE.
FREE

TTENDERSONS 1895 Seed Catalogue 10 per Il cent. discount on all special orders for Seeds, Plants, Vines, Bulbs, etc.
 LINSLEY, ROOT s CO, 33 Broadway. Open evenings mh2S 0L
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GWamts.

One Cent a Word each insertion, fIve cents Word for full Week, seycn times.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

SUN RISES, 5 g MooN SETS HIGH WATER, SUN sETs 6lS 2F 43+
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WANTED.
7aLfsreIl eIlamen1ts.
R R MAnLORY-
LOAN OFFICE

NM -77 MONEY advanced on diamonds, watches, MI jewelry and other securities; businesa strictly confidential 1902 CHAPE Ell ST.
 fl6 2Stf Room l.
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WANTED.
WANTED.
WANTED,
WANTEn.
WANTED.
WANTED.

"A SITUATION by competent girl to do A general houseworlx. Inquire at
 ap2 2tt 34 GREEN STREET a
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WANTED.
WANTED

0ANVASS FRS for our elecUric light photos. 0 made only at this gallery good pay.
 apl tf BEERS PHOTO PARLORS. !,
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FOR RENT.


 ID ESIDENCE No. 3l Wall street, between h Church and Orange streets now occu- pied by Mir. s. H. Moseley, New Haven House. Possession given May 1st, '95. Inquire 20 Wall street. f28 If SAMUEL A, STEW EMS.
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BEST RENTS

BEST RENTS
 TN city, $18 and $20. all appointments and
 conveniences; artistic model homes, eIi- frances and all accommodations separate, six rooms, verandas, balconies, bath r oDls, ranges, hot and cold water, gas, etc., nicely decorated; select families only; State street cars. Apply , .-z. mhT If 29D FERRY STREET. 4
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WANTED.

ENIVE or six rooms in western part of city; H Sl2 to Sl6, for five adults, on or before May1. Address, Pc. BOX ls4I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-09
May BE II Long Delay.

At the close he asked for a little time in
which to prepare the brief he wished to
submit. He and Mr.. Root consulted, as
Mr.. Root also has to prepare q brief. They
save out that it would be at least a week
before they would be ready. So Judge
Brown cannot decide the matter under ten
days.
AS this point of the operation of the libel
laws has never been taken to the Supreme
Court there is chance for long and tedious
delays before the business is settled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-09

Handsome Percale Wrapper, very full width and
length. Vatican back. wide, pointed bretees ovel
shoulder. trimmed with fancy braids; shades, light
blue, pink, lavender, tan. Regular price, $1.9S
Special,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-09
Election of Trustees.

The annual meeting of the stockhold.
ers of the Lincoln Fire Insurance Com.
pany was held at the office of the com.
pany yesterday. The secretary, Mr.. E. n
Waters, submitted his report for the past
year, showing the affairs of the com.
pany in satisfactory condition. The fol.
lowing named were elected as trustees fol
the ensuing year: Messrs. John T. Arms
Augustus BLrglorf, Geo. w. Brown, Johr
Cook. II. Bradley Davidson, Charles w
Darr. John Joy Edison, Walter Hieston
J. S. Swormstedt, William Mayse, e. W
F. Swartzell, Jesse l.. Heiskell, Richard
Z. Pairo, Walter H. Acker and f. c.
Stevens.
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4 Beautiful Floral Exhibit,

At Small's, Nth and streets, will be
found on exhibition throughout this week
a collection of the rarest and most beauti-
full .HasSep plants and flowers. Intermngled
with these, III delightful, artistic arrange
ment, are ferns, orchids, and the mag
nificent roses for which this firm is noted.
The simple, yet beautiful, arrangement CT
their store shows the touch of the floral
artists hand. Smails are pre-eminent in
the floral line, and all their decorations
show this SO prominently that a visit to
their store is a treat which leaves a recol-
lection as delightful as the fragrance OF
their flowers,