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The morning times., 1895-12-19
MAY SERVE AGAIN.
Lawrence Likely TO Be Reelected
Street Railway Union.

Lawrence Likely TO Be Reelected bv
Street Railway Union.
The election of president Of the Pro-
tective Street Railway Union will take
place on Saturday night at Bunchs Hall.
1t is understood that a verv large faction
of the union is in favor of the reelection of
President Lawrence.
1t is not known, however. how the 'secret
vote" viii affect the election. 1t is said
that great MANY employees have been
AIKEN on by the Metropolitan Line on ccn-
Gition OF not joining tie union. but who are
nevertheless. members OF the union. 1t
is this vote which is the uncertain Quantity.
If there should be any serious opposition TO
Mr.. Lawrence on account of his conservative
course it must be developed before Saturday
mig hit. as the general opi MON now Is
that he will be reelected. The opposition
go far is said to be from the secret members
of the Ninth street line.
The morning times., 1895-12-19

Walter ]. Boyce, First and N. Y. ave.
NV.
Il. C. Eastcrday, cor. G and N. ]. ave.
NV.
Frank Smith, 4th and G NV.
A. B. McCoskey, 1872 Seventh NV.
R. W. Duffy, Ninth and N NV.
F. NJ Criswell, Seventh and 7 NV.
Edmonds & Williams, Third and Pa. nv.
W. G. Roe, Seventh and l. NV.
Mt Vernon Pharmacy, Ninth and N.
Y. ave. NV.
G. A. Bentley, 14th and Corcoran NV.
Offut G. Blurner, Fourteenth and U NV.
J. Louis Krick, 18th St and Pa. Ave.
Geo. B. Lockhart, 1874 32d St :, Georget'n.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADB.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

STATION CORNER OF Sixth AND 3
sTREETs.
1850 y sliset M II. f'ifSstY FEHssYEt sfs LIN
rug. and Observation Cars, Hailisburs
Louis, % Cleveland. and Toledo Baffes
1o.so-A- NJ: FAs LINE;-Pullman
1or aud Dining Cars, Harrisburg to
g. SH1Aaq aafsE ASP I1 Farlof bGT.s cas
TO Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining Cars
Harrisburg e & St Louis. Cincinnati. Louis
,6 WE ana r NJ. Sn''isfSE WESTERN ExpREss-
harrisburg 60 Cleveland Dining Car TO
TO e. M. SOUTHWESTERN Ex-
Cars to st, Louis. aud Sleeping Car
764O 5a.alsSaIs p. 4 M. PAcfFfc ExPREss.-
Pullman Sleeping csr to Pitlsburf.
7So A. M N,sva2a SSs hane; ts;is G;ianaanGsaigua
1SSO ~. MI. for Elrnira ard Renova,
DAILY, excerpt Sunday. For Williainspors
.IO1'P. M. Tor wiIlIamsport, Rochester.
buffalo, aud Niagara Fsils daily, ex.
cept Saturday. with Sleeping Car WASH
1O.4o Pm. for Eric. Canandnigua
Rochester, but1alo, aud Niagara Falls
daily, Sleeping Car Washing Ton to ii
For e'r Philadelphia, New York. and tho
nE2b fEb aay. ali PssleF esis Mi1h i, Din
ipE dar fEs@ sq sD $50 ks6ra b1O e 5Os
ear1 e15,ns and at if.oo 6i1iDg Car @ rom 3M.fE VIE
mington) a. M, II. 40, 3;19; 40, $40,
1890, and 3D., ~? B. n n6 On sundaY 6% S 5Os
Car from Wilmingtonl a; m, l2.15. S;I5.
4.2o, $40. 1000, and II .35 p. m. For
Philadelphia only, Fast Express 7.5o a.
2.O1 and $40 p. m; daily. For Boston
and S.16 p m. daily
1000, 1880, 100. and ii.ho a. m, M,
;I ds;I16. is4s a.Ss Se1 s55 90 aSz 90 Ego Li%
dSeo 30 sandaya 49, os j. 10 s1a soo sS5 81 R
lI;oo am, IS.15. J6 J5615, Z91 sI6, $40
7.iO, 1000. 10; ;4orand ! .S5 p. m.
For Pope's Greek Line Z 20 a. m. nd 4.se
p m; n,adGI,. DAILY, e7esRt = sp sunday; 9 ns ,o,
days, days 90 o. n. and gs 92S ?. sdnaas' m. sun
Asdo mand GSsss R and nsPss TsmS rss nes
aaSa sts q % p Gaily m DAILY ElehRSRa RsSneSSsa sSs
Aec@animodsiios ai for Qua nticS. Z .45 a. m.
daily y.sndazia. sna zs0 s5 E g. S'ss
f?! s.4s. S'fhsi isiS4 80 . mo 1853. i.4S: i4S
and i. SO p. m. On Sunday al 4. so, Z .46,'
e.45 a. IT,. 2.45, 6.l5. 500. and 1O.i0
p. m.
S.xS, 7.o5. 500, s.io, i0.i5, i6.2s an m.
100. 2.is. SOD. S;$s 500. $50, S.i3
On % Sunday & S al q. IS. SO 80. % 1o.Ss S' a. p m ~.
2.15, $50. TOO. 7.20. e.10. and 1O.b3
ficFet offices. corner Fifteenth ana @
streets and at The station. Sixth and b
efreets, where orders can be left for the
checking OF baggage 70 destination from
hotels and residences.
8. n PROVOST, J. r. WOOD.
Cen. Manager. Gen Passenger A gecS
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ORDERED TO INTERPLEAD.
guilt Brought by Trustees to Settle the
Sauttpr EStafa

guilt Brought by Trustees to Settle the
Sautter Estate.
bill OF complaint was filed yesterday
by F. P. B. Sands and John D. Patten.
trustees. against Anna Maria Hoffman and
johannes, Christian, Jacob. Frederick.
Philip and Emilia Sautter, respectively.
the heirs of Elise d. Sautter. to have them
to answer and establish their rights as such
heirs. in order that there may be an
equitable distribution of q certain sum.
amounting to S2.S69.35. left in settlement
OF an estate.
The money is the residue from the sale
OF realty. after the payment of the audited
oblig ations. the original proceeds amounting
TO Sl6,2OO. the expenditures covering
debt costs and commissions aggregating
$13, 3,33O.65.
The defendants answer was also filed
yesterday, and Chief Justice Bing ham is
sued decree that they shall interplead.
All but the first named defend are resi-
dents of Murtenhurg. Germany.
The morning times., 1895-12-19
PROPOSALS..

The NAN I YARD, WARRINGTON. d.
C.-Dccembcr Z, 1S96.-Sealsd proposals,
indorsed Proposals for Supplies for the
Navy Yard. Washington, u. G., 10 be cpen.
ed December 2S, 1f35." will 10 received
at the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts,
Navy Department. Washington. d. c., until
IL o'clock. noon, DECEMBER 26, 1895,
and publicly opened Immediately thereafter,
to furnish at the Navy Yard. Washington,
D. c.. a Quantity OF lumber. hardware,
betting. TOOLS steel, and drill rod. The
articles must conform to the Navy sta nd
ard and pass the usual naval inspection.
Blank proposals vii be 1rrnishsd upon ap-
D. G. The attention OF manufacturers and
dealers invited. Tie bids, all other things
being equal. decided by lot. TIE Depart
ment reserves tie right TO waive defects
or to reject any or ell bids not deemed
advantageous 10 the Government. EDWIN
STEWART, Paymaster General. U. 3. A.
dec1 2m.th-2
w A ANTEDtTable Board" signs. &C
each. at JOHN F. SHERRY. 623 d st.
NV. no2e-1 twin
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APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.
Large Number of Nominations Acted
on by the Senate.

= Oh Nv thc otuhtos
The Senate in executive session yesterday
confirmed the following nominations:
Allen Thomas of Florida to be envoy ex-
traordinary, and minister pleniDotentiary
to Venezuela.
Secretaries of Legation-H. Clay Arm
strong, 1r., of Alabama. at Madrid. Spain:
and William W. Russell OF Maryland to
Venezuela.
William A. Bray. surveyor of customs at
Michigan City, Ind.
Joseph R. Reed of Iowa to be chief Justice.
and Wilbur T. Stone OF Colorado. Henry c..
SlusS of Kansas. William W. Murray of
Tennessee, and Thomas C. Fuller of North
Carolina. to be associate justices of the
court of private land claims.
A number of postinasters were also con-
firmed. Also promotions in the Navy
headed by Commodore L. A. Beardslee.
to be rear admiral. and Captain John A.
Howell, to be commodore, and including
those in the engineer. medical and pay
corps, and the graduates of the Naval
Academy.
The President also sent to the Senate the
appointment of Willis L. Moore of Illinois
to be chief of the Weather Bureau. which
was made during the Congressional recess:
also the recess promotions in the revenue
cutter service.
The morning times., 1895-12-19
NEwSBoY SUES A RAILROAD.
Harry b. RaDp Wants ST 900 From
w & G. ConDauy for Iniurias

Henry B. Rapp, the Georgetown ne wsboy
who lost limb In an accident year ago.
alleged to have been due to the reckiessness
of conductor on the Washington and
Georgetown railroad. has by his next friend
William B. Rapp. instituted a suit against
the company for damages, placing his
claim at $4,000, His attorney is Mr..
Charles c. Tucker.
The bin sets forth that the boy boarded
car by permission of a certain conductor
to deliver paper to a customer. and while
the car was in motion later he was scared
by threats of the regular conductor into
jumping off. when he was run over by a
car going in the opposite direction, and
suffered the amputation of his limb as the
result.
The morning times., 1895-12-19
SOUTHERN RAILWAY ELECTION.

President and Board of Directors
Named at n Stockholders Meeting.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
ofthe Southern Rail way Company held in the
office of Buck & Herbert, bankers, In Alex
andria yesterday the following Officers for
the ensuing year were elected:
President. Col. A. B. Andrews, and
directors. John W. Burke. Robert Portner.
William II. Payne, c. NJ. BlackfoTd. John
W. Daniel. ]. T. Lowell. C. S. Holland.
George s. P. Triplett OF Virginia. Samuel
Spencer, Il. w. Maslen. 7. F. Ryan, e. Ii.
Costrr. j. c. Mafin. Samuel Thomas and
]. NJ McAnerney of New York. and j. L.
Morehcad of Charlotte. N. c.
Mr.JohnW. Burke acted a. ch airman ofthe
meeting and Mr.. Josiah Hiilsecretary-
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Golden Gross Election.

Potomac Commandery. United Order of
the Golden Cross. has elected the follow
ing officers: Noble commander. Edgar 8.
Leila A. GARNER: worthy prelate. Frank
B. Holden: keeper OF records. r. W. Burn
side: financial keeper of records. william.
h. emoot: treasurer. George W. E. Slater:
worthy herald. Miss Lillian Yates: warder
inner gate. Miss Mollie W. Balster: wnrder
outer rate. Richard Sweeney: past noble
commander. 0tnD Edith b. Ashford.
The morning times., 1895-12-19
DENIES TIE ALLEGATIONS
Answer of Hattie Foland in Contest
of John II. GuIlen's WILL

Hattie NJ Poland, by W. W. Milton,
proctor, yesterday filed her answer to the
caveat of Mary Louise Cullen, In the matter
of the estate Of John r. Cullen, deceased,
and says, that while admitting part cf
the allegations made, she denies that the
teStator was mentally incapacitated for
the execution of the Will at the time il was
made. Allegations to the contrary. she
sa Us, are not only untrue. but absurd.
She admits being the sole beneficiary
under the WILL and says il, as is averred,
the testator left a personal estate valued
at $4,000, she would be glad to know its
whereabOuts, as she is entitled to it.
The morning times., 1895-12-19

M. McNulty,. 1886 Fourt renth NV.
H. Hage, 2153 Pa. ave. NV.
Daniel D. Mrlcahy, N. Cap. and sts.
]. f. Woodford, Fifth and H ne
A. P. Geier, 18th and H ne.
]. w. Johnson, 49 H ne.
w. F. Mackay, S21 H ne.
Hoyle & Co., Fourth and East Capitol.
F. P. Weller, Eighth and Sc.
Thomas A Dobyns, Second and Pa. ave.
Joseph Linden, 4o6 Eighth Sc.
Joseph Petignat, 609 Seventh sw.
w. w. Hall, jr., 722 ~ st. sw.
w. D. Brace, 30th and M sts., Georget'n.
]. W. Jennings, 1142 Conn. Ave. N. W.
The morning times., 1895-12-19
Mount Vernon Seminary
,okNER n AND STREET

WASHINGTON, D. O.
A 6ELECT RESIDENCE AND DAY
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
AND LITTLE 9IRI4.
Twenty first year opens TUESDAY, %
toher flfst. Largo and Gttracttvo build
tn9s, thoroughly equipped with every 10
outsite OF Z xofined homo and . progre6
awe school.
Applications for admission Of pupils b
ne Gay school may b made amer oeptemboR
fifteenth. betw cen the hours Of ten and ono
Me- EIizaEiTH ). sQaERs,
oe91-&mo. Principal
The morning times., 1895-12-19
PRESBYTERIAN Alliance Meeting.

The program of the Presbyterian Alliance
meeting. which will be held tomorrow even
ing in the Metropolitan Church auditorium.
is an inviting one. Hon. John w. Foster.
president of the alliance, will preside and
speak. Hon. Charles Lyman will recite a
brief memorial of the late Justice Strong.
The morning times., 1895-12-19
CHERcH NOTICES.

NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Corner Ninth and D streets northeast,
Pastor E. B. Bagley viii preach at II
a. M. and 7:2O D. m. Evening subject.
How Would Christ Keep Xmas" Y. p.
8, c. l.. at $50 d. m.
The morning times., 1895-12-19
PERSONAL.

THE GIFT PROBLEM is easily
solved by visit to George d. HorDing,
Room 8. Central building Solved, both as
to choice and as to ways and means The
Rings. etc, which can be paid for in small
weekly or monthly sums A dollar a week
soon pays for handsome gift and you
do not ieel the expense.
PROFESSIONAL A l. massage. Parties
suffering with chronic rheumatism and
nervous ailments speedily cured by Nine.
COLFORD. 1910 F st. NV. Hours. 10 a..
m. TO p. m, Sundays. to 9 p. m. II
SO CENTS down. new credit system:
lace curtains; portieres. rugs. table
quilts. comforts. table and plano
covers. china dinner sets Rogers
silyer-plated ware. banquet lamps. onyx
aibums. etc: send postal: willbring samples.
NORTHEAST CREDIT HOUSE. 1910 H
st. ne. Ope q ill 10 D. m. Columbia ca BILE
cars and herdics pass the door. II
TAKE up your bed and walk" and
come down here and get an elegant
custoIn-madp suit or oyercoat. Just tI1tie
worn. at u Insignificant price. JUSTH'6
OLD STAND. 6l9 d ST. NV. de17-7t
DRAMATICt tuition, six monthly;en
gagem-nts procured II desired; monthly
performances. COM MON WEALTH, New
York Actress. Box % this office. del SIT
SSSRt HFs. ss4 Sth.. deii-i2i-em
PERsONAL- washington. d. c., Oct.
q, 1885. l have used Crump's Tonic
for Indigestion and Constipation and have
been greatly benefited. Within two months
/ gained over 20 pounds in flesh. MYRON
NJ PARKER.
S1OO reward for case or dyspepsia or
~inuigeS;ion that cannot be cured with
Crump's Tonic Of Fruit and SpiceA A
delicious and lDyigorating tonic The
most remarkable remedy ever discovered
for stomach troubles. Quick ccting. The
good effects are felt from the first bottle
CRUMP MFG Co. 6O3 + st. NV.
la DIES needing confidential treat
nett A safe and sure relief In al
female trouble. constipation. IRREGULAR
ties. tunior, cancer. opium habit, fistuia.
etc sepa rate looms for patients before
and during confinement. and find homes
for infants II required Strictly canf ideD
tial. MRS. DIR. RENNER. l6 Fourth st
ne. near E. Capitol St. Washington. u. q
ts8.tf
The morning times., 1895-12-19

Indicted for Em mbezzlement.
The grand jury yesterday returned an
Indictment against Max levin for ern
bezzlement, and a bench warrant was issued
for his apprehension.
The morning times., 1895-12-19
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Six-room brick, 18th ST.
NV; a. M. l.; side and rear alley; brick
stable; only $1,000; this is a bargain.
dc e1S-2 -2t.am
The morning times., 1895-12-19

FOR SALE-New6 Groom brick "a mi
convenient to cable cars and herdics;
Pr5iee. $500; only Sl04 cash; BALANCE
MAN, SIT 18th st. de1S-2t-em
The morning times., 1895-12-19

FOR SALES, ,6bO-A decided snap
New lO-Toom and bath brick house; lot
17x100; in ne.: convenient to Government
Printing Office, cable and beTdics; can
borrow 8 800 on place: easy terms. OP-
PORTUNITY, this office. de18-2t-em
The morning times., 1895-12-19

Foh nsz lSo. nfs ssuasss as on no9s
ave. se.; will sell on small cash payment and
balance monthly; price only 81 200. GEO.
]. EASTERDAY. 1410 G. Room IL.
dec16 Stem
The morning times., 1895-12-19
FOR RENf-HousEy.

ron RENT-S2O. 80: 625 st. ne. new
ten-room and bath. convenient Ia Gov
ernme mt Printing OFFICE: two blocks from Fl
st. cable. Inquire 621 L. de17-3t
FOR RENTING. 1909 14th ST. nw.-
10 rooms and bath, $50; 1911 1+th st.
NV, 10 rooms and bath, $65; 1908 @ st.
NV, 10 rooms and bath, $50: 1907 O st.
nw., 10 rooms and bath. $50: 1918 z ST.
nw.. 10 rooms and bath, $50; 1341 Yer
mont ave-, &16: 1902 Vermont ave., $40.
A HElTMULLER s. CO., 1888 1ath st
de1&-2w
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eSn Cincinnati mlroe fiirslib elm
2idbriges Iodterlein oes 5rant @ar=
penter BON stpei srOBen Gatten aebilicn
unb itarb sebn Sage nabber inter 9ro-
Sen S1me3en oil glutpersiitung.
Geltiam tlinst es, in bieien Sagen
freuaer Winterfdlte bon @elpittern at
b6ren. 0on einem iolNen miro aus
Wearibaa, Mp., beridtet. lpelbes I'm
Wlitternaht ppn beftigen 3eaengiihen
beoleitet iiber Die Stabt sog. Die Don=
nerIdldae paren 10 beftia, bah 0roBc
@ebanbe merflib 3itterten.
sic f0nnen jebt Die boppelte anan=
titdt BON perrp Dapis Pain Killer"
aum olten preilc erbalten. Die pielen
Ssreunbe bieles alterprobten 0eilmittels
sur Deilung aller 5hmersen, einerlei
Ob duBerllhs pber innerlih, beseuaen
nit Weranlaen, bab es fein fdneller
unb untriialiher pirfenoes prdparai
aeaen Gdmersen aGer Mrt, Werlebun=
gel II. (. ID. gibt. gs iollte In feineln
Oauie, feiner Werfitdtte nnb feiner Ga=
Brit fe6len. g(le Mpotbefer nertoufen
pain Riaersu 25 uno SO Gents pei
Glofde.
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Sitter Der MaccatGcr.

Ser Staats Gommanoeur i6reibt
uns aus 2ineoln, Neb., mas fol9t :
oNadoem i'd se9en einen bartndfisen
Sulteu unlrer Swei &inoer obne Grfolg
perl6iebene Meoi3inea benuBt, ma6te
ib einen Gerlub nit Sr. Sings Stem
9iscoperp, uno na9 8eriluB ppn Stpel
Saeen bate Der Sulten beioe Sinoer
pollltdnbig perlailen. Wir meroen bon
nun an bas Mittel be ltdnbi9 i'm 0aule
balten, Da Die grfa6runs se5eigt, oaB
es bilft, ND anoere Wfeoislnen llntpirt=
Jam iinb." llnterseibnet s. g. Ste
pens, StaatszGom. ,Warum nibt ben
@erIu0 nit oieier anerfannt Dor5iisli=
6en, earantirten mteoisin MAIDEN unD
li(h gratis cine YrobeHafde bolen bel
& Il. Is. Wdller & ,Sobn, WpotDefer.
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ringite WeranlaFung beau geseben unb
nit an ben 9errsn ibres 8etannten=
frei1es itsts 70 rlbigsfreunblid bers
febrt, pie es ibre Genobnbsit mar.
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Deiner @ebarfen itets erratbsn9" -
Md, unb bic itnsliidli9e 5rau bdtte Bel
Iol9en Worten ibres Mannes bitter
aufla4en mDgen!
Die Scenen tpieberbolten ,it1; Der
Rreisrihter tpurbe ni1t miibe, feline
Grau gu psinigen unb In ibrem Snnern
mad @ebanten berum5uniblen, bic ibr
b0lIig frenb tparen, unb oanii mubts
fie iunmer tpieber feinen Sriumpbgez
fang b0ren: sd babe ia ar Define
gebeimiten @ebanfen ftets erratben!"
Gnttpebsr mar tbrMann faon tpahn@
Fnnig, ober iie nubte es iperben. -
Gines Sages rtb enbli9 Der fur9tbur
gequGltsn Srau bic Gebulb, unb als ibr
@atte tpieber nit ieiner fiibnen 8e>
bauptuns berDortrat, rief iie ibm nit
bsrstpeifeltem NuflaAen gu; LIMB i9
fage Dir, btb Ou niemals n,eine @sz
banfen srratben bdit, niemals - uno
bab itb nur, um Did gu berubtasn,
Dir folae 3ugeitdnbniiie semadt babe,
bic Du mir ia iramer fornlib abse@
stpufsen battsit."
nShnabe niht 1plG albernes 3eug!
Ou tpinit nur pl0blidh bic Wabrbeit,
ni9t ansrfsnnen, baB t4 Osin Denfen
erratbe, unc tpenn Du es nod 10 forgz
faltig bor mir gu psrbergen 1u9f."
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Brau, unb iie Iab nit benz Mutbe Der
3er3tpeiflung ibrem Manne in bas
tputbbsr5errte Nntlib.
rNb, leugne tpie Ou pillit, i4 babe
Oeine @ebanfen itets erratben unb jebt
fhaue i9 Dir bis auf ben grunb Der
@eele! Ou tpillf mid los isin, MIDI
beieitiaen. Ou bait ben Sprannen in
mir unb pillit Did BON ibm befreten,
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nn1slige Mann etnen HeoolDer, Der be-
ltdnbig auf feinem Sdreibtii6 lag unb
rtatete bic tDbtlicbs Waffe auf feline
Satin. Ois arme 5rau bate ldnglt
cine fol9e &ataltropbs borausgeIeben;
iie maAte rafh etne auSneihenoe 8es
pegung unb bic Rugsl flog in ben
sroBen Wanbfpiegel, Der tlirreno in
@9erben aerfplitterte. i:
pariiius ftiirate nit einem lautsn
G9rei gu 8oben; er muBte in cine
Srrsnanitalt s"Jraat perosn, aus Der
Ct na9 ettpa einsm Sabre als bDIig
se6eilt entlaKsn tperben tonnte. Selt@
fam genug, mar ieit Ieinsr ssiItigsn
umna6tung eins unse3suers @srdnbez
rung nit inn Dorgegdnsen. Der fritz
Der 70 IelbitbenuBts, nerD01s Mann
aeiste iicb jebt rubis unO be1hsiben, e.
bate fir 1einDiiIen unb GDnnen plDBz
li6 ben ri9tigen MaBitab gsiunben
Der enbli6e Nusbru9 bes 2sibens
1hien audi Den araatbsitstoff, Der p
lange in feinem gebirn gslagert, DOqig
ausgetporfen gu baben. &retsri9ter
pariIius lit ni9t mebr an jener trantz
haftsn SelbitiiberfddBung bic tim TO-
ear in bic Nd9t bes Md9niiHns 9s<
iturat bate. Wlit fetner portreffli4en
Satin 1ebt er isbt in aufrisoener.
sludli9er Ghe.
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n ;,s. 2S9 and J3S connect at Wellsvtlle for
Steubenville and Bellaire. Nos. 33S and 343
connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, Tor the
East.
BETWEEN BaysRD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.
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@s tuirp andl 9ir gut tbMm.

SSreoerif Differ in Srping, Sis,
Ibreibt, bab er ieit man1en Sabren an
elmer i0meren 9tIerentrantbeit lit, Die
nit beftigen S9mersen i'm Giifcn be-
eleitet mar unb aud Die s9aherblale
nibt unsefdbrli6 affi5irte. Gr benuBte
peri1ieocne fneenannte gtierenmeoi5i=
men, aber pbne @rfolg. Sa probirte
ib es por unsefdbr einem Sabre nit
Glettric 8itters, peripiirte iofort Seiie=
rung unD bin jebt aebeilt. lgleftric
gitters iit elm ipesielles gtittel segen
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COMPANY FORMATION RATIFIED
Reunion Of Citizens Guard to Be
Held During Next Week.

There was a good attendance al
the meeting of Citizens Guard off.
GERS in American League Hall last
night.
Captain McStocker was in the
chair, with Orderly Sergeant Bert
Peterson as secretary. The differ
ent lieutenants reported unanimous
proceedings relative to company
formation and holding reunion.
It was voted to allow companies
to elect or appoint all officers.
The Committee on Reunion re-
ported that the reunion would con-
sist of literary exercises, lantern
slides, etc, with substantial repast,
concluding by singing a patriotic
song in which all could join.
Details of organization were dis
cussed at some length. A conclu-
sion was reached to submit the
proposed regulations to the respect
i've companies (when formed) for
ratification. Companies are to be
designated as first, second, etc.
Lieutenants will call meetings of
squads early next week.