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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-29

The eloquent Robert G.. 1ngersoll,
in recent commitment to the
New York World, takes the ground
that suicide Is not always SIN
New Gork's most eminent clergy
meu, statesmen and Judges, lin,
mediately filed the columns of this
paper with protes;atlons against the
great thinkers Theory.
What Mr. Iugersoll really said and
meant was, that under certain CIR
cum.tances suicide was not sin.
For instance, he thought that III
case Of person suffering with sick
ness aud hopeless OF cure, il
would not DO n SIN 10 end such SUI.
feriug by selfdestruction.
MIR. Ingersol's idea was the
Humanitarian one Of arresting pain.
But he forgot that II is often difficult
nay, impossible to draw the line
when disease Is durable or iucurs-
bic.
Mere suffering should not be n
warrant for self -destructlon. Count
less cases OF terrible, yes, excruciat
ing suffering, have been cured even
after oil hope was lost, md doctors
have pronounced the disease incurn
BILE. Many sufferer from disease
has been bought to the verge OF
suicide and afterwards recovered
perfect health.
An estimable lady, Mrs. Lila G..
Root, who resides at 36 Elm street,
New Bedford, Mass, tells the fol
lowing lacts:
II was very nervous" she said
sand my kidneys we're in terrible
state, and | had awful pains in my
back and side and could not sleeu
at night. My headache was Il source
OF great annoyance, mud | suffered
much ct certain periods.
II cannct speak too hugbly Of DR.,
Greene's Nervurn blood aud nerve
remedy, for it cured me of my ter
rible complaints. Why, / felt So
miserable that L often thought !
would take my own life. | thank
God for directing me to this won
deriul remedy. L deem it my duty
to say that | think DIR. Greere's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy
the best medicine in the world"
Case after case like the above
might be cited, when oil hope OF
cure Ind been abandoned aud the
persons given up to die and yet this
wonderful medicine has brought
back health aud Joy unto the strlck
EN- Il Households.
Suicide is self destruction. 1t is
Just as much suicide to neglect ones
heaith when slightly ill, or when
apparently trivial symptoms arise,
as to deliberately take ones lie.
10 feel nervous, to have weak nerves,
to be tired, lstless, langnid. to have
headache. indigestion, constipation
ana dyspepsia, To pass sleepless
nights. to wake tired mornings. to
De ever so slightly run down il
health and strangth-these are the
aure precursors OF serious diseases,
to he later followed by prostration
ana premature death, unless ut
sended to at once,
suicide Is sin, and it is suicide
10 neglect your health. Take this
grand medicine, DR.. Greene's Ner
vura blood and nerve remedy. ana
IT Will make you well and strong.
lake IL because 1t cures; take 1t be
cause 1t is physician's prescription.
tue discovery of DR.. Greene. OF 35
Weat l4th street, New York CITY, the
most successful specialists in curing
nervous and chronic diseases, and
VINO gives his great medicine double
VaIue by allowing all to consult him.
Tree Oh chhrGe, concerning their dis
seses, eithec personally or by letter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-29
A uCTIoN SALES FUrUes pAv
10y ID. H. Page Co., Real Estate Auctioncers
No. IL Bank street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
HOUSE AND LOT NO. 2is CHAPEL
STREET, AT AUCTION.

Rf VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EN-
- ecnted TO me ms trustee, N the 10Th day
oi February, 1893, and duly recorded In the
SicrS = nee OF the Corporation Court OF the
.1ty OF Norfolk, in deed book 90, page S2s. nj
the request of the creditor therein secur |
VIII sell nj public auction on THURSDAY. Jan
u,ry 3l+t. sgi, at the Norfolk Real estate ~
era 'ge, No. 10 NJ in ST., the Glowing valuable
real estate: THAT ERrAIN LOT Of LAND
WI the building n improvements thereon
IN Tue city OF Norfolk. Va, situated on the
west side Of Chapel street, and known as Iot
no. Ill on the al filed with the papers ia tn g
ouancery suit of Eowden wife against
sarah w. Jones and Others no depe ding in
the corporation Court of tue city OF Norfolk
ana bounded and describ, d as follows: Begin
ming, on the West side of Chapel street one
hundred aud fifty U5U) feet from the South
west iu1ersec ion Of Chap | and Queen streets
thence Westerly one hundred lOCJ fee theme co
SouthTardly Q00) feet hence along CHAPEL
street North TWEEN y-tve (25) feet to the point
OF beginning, being the spme property which
was conye cd to the said Edwin Phi lbs bv
W. C. Henley by cd dated the 2lst .-ay of
February, 1884, and duly OF record in the
Clerks office ofsaid court deed HOOK ~ page 81.
TERMS OF SALE CASH. or at the eection
OF the purchaser o eta I'd cash and the hal
ahce In thrre yments, six, twelve and eigh-
teen morths. with . per cent l'terest, or such
rateablc payments not exceeding three years.
rs the purchaser NAV elect.
GEO. MCINTOSH, Trustee.
II. l.. PAGE < CO.,
lal9-tds Auctor GERS.
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Il. c. ROggard 6 Co.,
Real Estate and
Rental Agents
t26 EeAiN Street.
PHONE No. 749.

FOR RENr-126 Willoughby. So and
80 Wilio ghoy. I'll modern convenienres
ana clsterns: ~ Park avenue, 10 Park
avenue, Is highland, zoos HIghin ave
nue. - Kelly avenue, new hou @ on Gibbs
lyenne ~ Woo street, i Cha eli. 4
Ere ser, - Charlotte street. 20, chanel
land ID b ter n niue 30 and ~ Denb y
FOR HAi.E Two houses Oh ARK ave
nue.. iour on Wiilo ghby avenue two on
Cooke avenue. one on Gibbs avenue
four on highland three on Re,crvoIr,
one on TuuStali. two on Falkland, two
Oh ovitt avon c, one on clay, one on
& avenue, Iluntersvillc. and me lots nm
Precursor. Bous /. Dartmouth. cor
rev. MARSHALL. Hi hlanG. Park and
Gibbs. alsos vrral nice farms well located
suitable for stock raising. rain or truck
farming. OH easy terms. Correspondent o
solicited.
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AUCTION sALEs-Furunp paws.
ny fannill Bros, Real Estate and General Auo,
"oneers' No. lis Main stree Norfolk, Va.
EAECUToR'S SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance of the authority vested in ma
as executor OF the last will and testament NJ
hunerlne hooles deceas Il and by yirt,lre ~
oecree oil tho Corpora ion Court Of the cuy of
Norioik, entered on the 9Th day of Decrmb.r
lot, IN certain cause in chancerv therein
pehuing. wherein A. Ii. Seldner executor etc
Is Il.lhlln 1Id :',hn q. Ieller and o hers arc
ton, at the Norfolk Real Estate Excba,.gs No
10 Main street, Norfolk, Va on TUEsDAS
t"e ~ day OF January. 1895, at ~ n'cloey u,
lns ioiiowink propuity situa ed in BramhIe,o,rs
Ward IN the siid city OF Norfo k. Va and do.
scribed a. follows: 49, anu ueS
THOSE THREE CERTAIN LOTS OFIANn
numbered &. aud s, together with the mo
koolers pro Ierty, made 10y q. Tayoe tiwa;b.
Hef, ASSISTANT Engineer, and filed with Tho
NMntln s bill in said cause and marked &c O.
mint III, and also tho q two certain ysrana
Lolo mars cd OH sad plan and s. All OF saia
property bsing tnated on Kelly avenue in tn,
% citv Of riok '"'
misunderstanding cash, balance in two e1nal
We've months after the day OF sale, the de-
lereo payments TO be cv d IN cd by r.go iah ,
no'r' Dear ng interest from day OF sale tecurah
ny oeou OF trust on the property 81 ali cash a.
the Pt on oil the purchaser or purchasers
- A.pidt oil SAID property can be saen al the of
nee vi ths auctionecr, nj the office OF the un.
dersigned. ~
a. B. SELDNER,
Executor.
,o., PANN1LL BROS.
!aS'os Auctioneers.
TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIh
lSSDAf, January - h, At same bou,
anu place a. b. SELDNER,
Ja-s-tus Executor.
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THE CID NORTH STATE.
small lterns of Newsy and Per
sonal Character.
Special Dlspa,ch TO THO yirininn

oOilal @IlQF dClcT.
Special Dispatch TO The vieiniau.
RALEIuH, n. c., January o.
Next Friday evening Mrs. In,
Devereux Blake, of New York. is I,
address the Senate, on the woman,
suffrage question.
The directors of the institntio,
Tor deaf mutes and blind here. Dsl
the Legislature for u special aupro
priation OF $4,000 this year, witt
winch to erect and equip an adli
tlonai building. They sny thai
unless they secure this they will h,
forced 10 send u number of H..
pupils TO their homes, so crowdr,
IL The present Institution.
Ii was said by a mem Der of th,
fusion caucus committee on electin,
law and county government (Snn
ator Moody, that the perfected hi
you'd be In shape for presentatlo,
tomorrow. Marion Butler said ~
gay that the bill would not be read F,
by that date, as very careful atten
ton Is being paid TO It's smallps,
detail. Bnter said: at ia bctta,
10 utilize fifty.nine ont OF the s,yt,
dayS OF the session in preparing +,
complete bill than to rush o,
through" The bill in hand is
give q uniform system of conn,
government; that is, no counlle.
Wall be excepted.
The idea OF placing women o,
members OF school committees d
Boards Is by no means abnndnnn
Senator Moody says be will seek
nave IL Incorporated in the Conn,
Government bull.
a call Ia issued by II. Fl. w. Leol
y. n: Hunter and w. f. Debnan
and fifty county vice presidents g.,
@ S'ste emancipation proclamation
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-29

PURSUANT no THE PROVISIONS or A
certain deed Of trust fro Mary r. Pierc.
public auction, IN front OF The residence o;
said Mary l. Pierce, ,tlolk Ma sem ona
county, Va, FERRt Akf lst, 1895. at - oc o q
m. one Walnut Parior it, tplushE one WaA
Organ one Oh Try Bedroom Suit, o Walnu,
B-dlo ~ Sui two Ash B.droorr : ITS anu Bed
a Il edding for the same; one Book Case onS
Iron Safe, one OAK Sdcboard one G ina Press
one trttnsi II Ia lie one P.r.or Stove, one
sitting Room stove. one Range and Cookina
Utensils and lot # hairs. Seven ltnckiuf
Cnairs. one Cherry 4 rlOri Center Table. twd
Marble Top Stan four swim .ug Lamps, two
Lounges. We 0cks and other 20 DIS ami chat
ties OF what oev r kind or description hclon3 ).
ing to Mary T.. Pie &C AID he IL in her rel
de ce, n,imhere III (nue hundred and eleven,.
Mai si,crt sun TX, Nansemond ,onnty, VI
TERMS CASH.
CHAS. NJ. COSrON,
Trustee, 12j Main street, Norfolk, Va
jae0-lOt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-29
~ THE COURT OF LAW AND CIIANCERY
Of the city of Norfolk.
CoMMI>SIoSFR's OFFICE,
No 9S Main street.

NOMMISNIONFF- UFTICT,
No 9s Main street
10 y. u. Seldner executor of the last will and
testament of kAtLa lie koolcr formerly
~ Ia me kAisor deceased n d John a..
Zcler. harlcs Il. Zcier aud William
g. Ieller, an inia rnder the ags OF
iweuiy-one ears ana John C.. Il, Her sub
stituied trustee under de- d OIL trust from
Charles Kaiser 10 lyuaiz Nieib. &c. plain Ills
and defendants Ic.pc. ivcly. aud t. al pcr-
,,"n' who ma he cientors OF said Katharine
knper OF Kaiser.
Please take oticethat on MONDAY IN, 25th
daF Of February, 1870, commencing AZ tho
hour OF IL m, : al a. directed hy de = .
catered IN the aboNe-named sIit, on the 9th OF
Dece'nbcr, is I, rrteiv" rr.or of debte or de-
mands against the said Katharine Ko Jler, de-
ceased
Given under my hand MS Commissioner In
thancerr OF said Court TINS 2ist day of jan
nary, 1895.
PEI FIR X SMITH,
ia22-law,iw Commissioner In Chancory.
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r OR s al. e .

ne oner some OF the moot desirable
Investments now on the Market
zine West End resIdence a7xi9O fa-..
NO. l67 CRANKY street.
NO. ~ ana 224 Butte strees.
5ehement rental properties on Church.
strt cts
Vacant iots on Dunmore. brewer.
Frincess Anne. Plume. Riversiie, Wind.
eor anu New Castle streets. and Park.
Niloughbv. Central ann b Avenues. and
many more at Lambert's Point.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-29

By virtue Of deed of trust drted tho goth
IL. OF November. 1895, 10 me. trustee aud
duly recorded, and st the request OF the party
therein secured, J will 80! n public auction. OF,
thursday January 3lst, la94, at u O'clock
IN, nj the Norio Real f. tate f =
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSES, contain ng
seven rooms each, situated OH the North siue
OF Highland ave ne, bet cen abroad and
MalIhy avenues. Sail lots fronts 40 lee: and
runs back 100 ct. together with the night OF
way over The h!ce foot aue adjoining them
OF be Fast.
TERMS -One-ihird cash; balance In six and
wei months with per ceut, inte,e
secure by d ell OF trust 10 be drawn and re-
corded Mt the expense Of the purchaser.
GEO MClN OSII, Trustee.
II. J.. PAGE CO.,
ialo-tds AucIioneers.
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SHARP & GWATHMEY, IS Main Street.
REAL. ESTATE.
FOR re n T i.

Store ~ Union street, 355, a37 Queen
street.
S,ore Il Union strect.
House 10 Gu en- street.
House on Plume street.
Houses on bermuda street.
32i \ AIN sire I
~ lnrmoUth street
store ~ lRnk street
Oihces anu sleeping apartments on
Granny street
tow OF new horGss p. A. syonue ex-
tenneG
No. o Loyall's lane.
Offices oil grounn moor. sc Main street
fttei 10 suit applicants.
New honse, riverside, rooms aud
stable g stalls). Sl2 30.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-29

AUCTION Sai.Ei - EGvgseE DAY
Assignee's Sale
Stock OIL Groceries, LIQUORS, Etc.

Pursuant to the provisions of certain deed
OF trust executed by John T. Lowe to NE, us
trustee, dst"d the eth day of JapuAry, A. n.
1893 and duly Of rec I'd, shall offer ior salc.
at pub! c auction. nj the >tUr. 40. 3I
Granny stree, (fr.t floor of the Uaddinr.
ton building, in the city OF Norfolk Va, on
MOndAv. IN" Avn ANY or Rcbrunr,
1898, - o'clock M, all the stock OF Groee-
rics anu her goods, together with tito
fixtures aud nnrurt' ntnces to the same bclong-
Ing, contained IN said store No 81 Granhr
stree, III tie lower pa of the Haidineton
"ilding, togctl cr with ali other IN pcrtv
which r.s u ed 10y said J I'M Z. Lowe n cou-
ncction with his husi e,s; also all the s'ock "
groceries. Qnciudipg Wines, brAndirs, Whisl
kles,l aud all other goods stored in the house
numbered ~ and 81 Concord street, In aid
ciiy; also the leases on said stores NJ 81 Cranky
street and 10 Il 81 CO.. cord street
The ii sock of Groceries. etc. W i'll DO sold.
as whole to he hiC est bidder
The nsenio-y OF MI OF said property can be
stcn nj my oflic No. i0i Main street, at any
tims prior to day of sale.
IERMS CASH.
January 25d 1895. Tru.tse.
%
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CAUTION,

All persons are CAUTION a against per~
CHASING I lepnone INSTRUMENTS requir"
ing battery Tor their operation or us.n8
instrument, Of this INSCRIPTION except
unl er license OF the AMERICAN DEL"
rrti,Ei'hONEt OMPANY.o roston llass.
lhIs company owns Letters fntont No
A8s. 5ty. granted 10 Emile erliner. Voc
yember ,th. 1891 Tor q combine teie-
graph and telephone, AMI oontross Let.
ters p,teut NO. i!i.23l. granted to ihoh-
A. dIson. MAY Sd. la". cor speax'n9
Telegram N, which patents GOV r. fundeA
mantnI Inventions ami embrace ell forme
of micr ophone trausm tiers and OF care
bon tele phones.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-29
IS SUICIDE A SIN?
Robert G. lngersoII Says it is
Not.
What the Genial Philosopher
Really Means,

Other Equally Eminent Men Dit
fer From His Views. a Cues
ton Involved Each of US
Must Decide. A Letter
Of Powerful Interest
to Our Readers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-29

WIN. y. PORTLOCK,
January Esd, 1895. Trustee.
ia9..-tds
The Washington times., 1895-03-28
HAAHoND's ASSETS LARGE.
Dealer in Building Materials Assigns, bu
Owes Less Than lie Possesses.

Dealer in Building Materials Assigns, but
Owes Less Than lie Possesses.
John B. Hammond, building materials,
200, 202. and 2O4 Twelfth street north
west, made an assignment yesterday after
noon to Henry L. Biscce and John ].
Torbert The firm also has a stock and
business in Baltimore. Assets foot up
$56, 44451; Liabilities, $50 ,097.
The assets consist OF the real estate at
Twelfth and streets, being lots A and ID,
square 295, valued at $50 GOO, subject
to SO ,000 incumbranee; lot 6, block 4,
whitebayen, equity. $500; lot I, blcck 4,
Whitehaven, So, ,75O; lots 6S5, 6s6, and
6SS, Anaeostia, equity, 81 500; lots 90 TO
S2, square T53, equity, $500; interest in
farm in West MoTeland county, Va. 81 ,5OO;
twelve lots, block 63, Colonial Beach, equity,
$500; stock in Washington, $, 900; stock
in Baltimore, $4,000: Office fixtures,
horses, and wagons. $3.50; bills receivable,
Sl0, 900: Judgment against kinderdIne &
Part, 81, 444.51.
The liaDAIues are largely outside OF Wash
lngton. Some of the heavy creditors are as
follows: First National Bank OF Hagers-
town, Md, 81 T,73S; Second National Bank,
S6 sos; A. /. Jones, 50 ,s55: National
Marine Bank, $1,000; CITIZENS National
Bank, 81. 400: Manufacturers National
Bank, $3.50; National Marine Bank OF
Baltimore, securefby Endorsement, 81 $50;
Citizens National Bank, secured by in
dorsement, $225; James II. CrandaII,
S1,97O.
The Washington times., 1895-03-28
DIED.

BROWN-On Wednesday. March 27,
1895, at 4,30 a. m, at his residence, No.
1O17 b street southeast. John A. Brown,
in the sixtythird year OF his age.
Inteunent at UniontOwn, Md, Friday
morning, March 90, 1885.
BIRKIGT-on Tuesday. March 26,
1895, at 1915 o'clock p. n, Louis A.,
beloved husband OF Mary E. Birkigt.
Funeral from his late residence, 1884
Thirtieth street northwest. to-day, March
28. at 3 O'Clock Intement at Oak Hin
cemetery. Friends respectful ys9nvited 70
attend. Kindly omit flowers.
BRADY-Departed this life On Monday,
March %. 1895. at o'clock a m, James
o. Brady.
Funeral viii take place from his late
residence. No. 8 g street northwest. day.
at IL O'Clock a. m. Friends and relatives
are cordially invited to attend.
BRUCE-on March 90. 1895. at 8 o'clock
y. m, Alexander Bruce, aged eighty-six
years. five months, and eighteen days.
Funeral from Fifteenth street PresbT-
terian Church, tomorrow, March %, at
2 O'Clock p. m.
COLLINs-In New York City, james s.
Collins, Of Washington, D. c., beloved
son OF James F. and Julia E Collins.
Notice % Funeral hereafter.
FORSYTH-on Tuesday. March 26, 1895,
at 1:5O p. m. George Beaumont. son OF
Gen. George :. and Natalie s. 3. Forsyth,
aged eight months and twenty-one days.
GREENWELL-on March 26, 1895,
at $50 p. m, Caroline, beloved wife OF
the late James B. GFeenweII, in the eighty
fifth year of her age.
Funeral from the residence OF her son S14
FouT-and-a half street. southwest, to-day,
at 2 O'Clock p. m, Friends OF the family
are invited to attend.
KIRKE-On March 2T. 1895. Lille
Eleanor, beloved child of Harry F. and
Nellie c. Kirke, aged two months.
InteTlent private.
TUBMAN-March26 26, 1895. at so o'clock
2. m. Albert Aiagruder TUbman, beloved
husband Of Rosa NJ. Tubman, ,afteran Illness
of seven months, which he bore with
Christian foTIitude.
Services at the residence. 2O31 I street
northwest, today, 2.30 p. N.
The Washington times., 1895-03-28
REW CODE OF LAWS NEEDED.
Distinguished Jurists and Lawyers En-
tighten the Board of Trades Guests.

Distinguished Jurists and Lawyers En-
tighten the Board OF Trades Guests.
The Board of Trade and a number of
distinguished guests, present by invitation,
listened last night TO learned discussion
of law, the lack Of law, and the diff
ficulty experienced in the administration
of law, at meeting held in the Builders
Exchange building, on Thirteenth street,
the theme being ''The Necessity of New
Code for the District"
AT the conclusion of the able arguments
advanced. there was an informal buffet
lunch.
Justice c. c. Call, of the District Supreme
Court, was the speaker OF the evening.
Justice Sheppard, of the Court of 4 ppeals:
Justice Hagner, OF the District Supreme
Court; Judges Kimball and Mille-. or
the police court; District Attorney BeTney,
Gen. ButterWOrth, We're each called upon,
and ell agreed with Justice Call, and their
remarks were in line with his on the gen
eral subject.
President Warner presided with his ac-
customed grace, and Just before dismissng
the audience to tie lunch room, said the
early sprug programme provided for
clam bake and he hoped they would all
see to having their nsmes placed on the In
vitation list.
Gen. Cation introduced resolution pro-
Yiding for the appointment OF a committee
of seven, to be known as the Legal Com
mittee," to prepare and submit to the
Attorney General a petition setting forth
the necessity for early legislation upon
the subject, and TO also submit tie sub
stance OF the petition 10 both Houses of
Congress, and take such other acton as
may be necessary.
Mr.. Thomas Smith, from the committee
on membership, gave a brief account of the
growth of tie board since its organization,
JanuarY 10. 1894
The Washington times., 1895-03-28

Incarnation at MGtzGrOft's of the
Famous Novels Characters.
MISS OLIVER MAS THE HEROINE
Unique Performance Given Under the ku-
spices Of ths Art Students League and
Groupings Were Well Arranged and Co.'S
tumed-Life Like and Charming Effects.

The Trilby enthusiasts of Washington
and the friends OF the Art Students League
sat for more than two hours last night at
Metzerott Hail and witnessed what might
be called the inoarnations OF the characters
of that famous novel.
The effects were altogether scenic and
very appropriately so, as the performance
was given under the auspices OF the Art
Students League and the Society of Wash
fngton A-ists. The exception to the ex-
cIusiyeness in the pictorial sensc was the
songs Of TIE novcl, but the singers H.ore
behind the scenes.
A great deal of the interest of the per
formance, of couIse. centeFed in Triiby, the
part being taken by Miss Marion Oliver.
She appeared as a blonde in her fantastic
costume, rainbow skirt, military cap, and
Confederate officers Uniform coat. Her
appearance was much applauded all through
the tableaux.
Evengali's make up was ''to the life," as
most people imagine it, with fun
black beard, and quite the interesting fel-
low we read about. The part was exhibited
by MIS-. K. $. Fowler
The Washington times., 1895-03-28
WOMEN GOSPEL WORKERS.
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
OF the Metropolitan NJ. Z. Church.

Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
of the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Metropolitan M. Il. Church Auxiliary OF
: the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
was held yesterday morning in the Sunday
school room of that church.
The president, Mrs. La Fetra, announced
that the quarterly meeting OF the Balti-
more branch of the W. F. NJ. s. would meet
in that city on Thursday next The meet
ing is called to revise the constitution and
bylaws OF the society. The president
advised that as many as possible OF the
ladies' of This branch Should attend.
The officers of the Metropolitan aux
iliary are now buSily engaged arranging
the programme for an ail-day service to
be held during Easter week.
The W,man's Home Missionary Society
OF the same church met yesterday at 2 D. IN.
President Mrs. A. c. Mcdowell was III the
chair.
The Chief feature Of the meeting was the
farewell talk by Mrs Judge Springer,
who VIII. before the next session OF the
society. have left the City for her new
home IN lndan Territory. Short talks were
also mace ~ Mrs Dr. Gilbert and Miss Isaac
Dlett. prts.cen; of the North thwestefn Branch
OF the Nom8u's Home Missionary SocIggy,
ard AIRS. HaJtie Buell.
The treasurer. Miss a non J. Fowler,
submit Cd the receipts rom various
sources, during the O. n Of March
amounting to S346. 30 a.l the disburse-
ments 10 S329.15, loaE a balance OF
ST.. 20