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The Newtown bee., 1895-08-02
AN EpIDEMIC OF BROKEN LIMBS.

Mrs Charles Dyson was so unfortunate as to fall dewn stairs week or 80 ago, dislocating limb. Mrs William Daw- son also fell down stairs and broke her wrist. Dr Bissell was called in both cases, and set the broken limbs and his patients are getting along nicely.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-02

REMEMBER THIS LECTURE, THIS EVENING.
 A lecture will be delivered at the Town hall, Woodbury, Friday evening, August ?, by Rev A. P. Powelson of Tacoma, Washington, for the benefit of the public library. Subject, Topography as an el- ement in the development of civiliza- tion." Doors open at o'clock, lecture to commence at 8. The admission will be 25 cents and children 15 cents. This lecture was originally prepared for and delivered to the Academy of Science at Tacoma, Washington.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-02

The building formerly used as a stove store In the 'ville by Mr Dawson is now rented by Arthur Parkin, who has open- ed up bakery, with g stock of confec- tionery, fruit, ice cream, etc. MT Par kin has been rewarded with good pat
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-02
WOoDBURY.
BUSINESS GOOD WITH MIR DAKIN.

BUSINESS GOOD WITH MIR DAKIN.
 William Dakin, the well known carri- age man at Hotchkissville, has enjoyed a good business. He has sold nice carri- age to Charles Terrill, a two-seated Con- cord to K. s. Platt of South Britain, 8 wagon to D. B. Wheeler of Stevenson, 8 carriage to J. s. Lee of Reynolds Bridge, business wagons to 0. B. Dakin of Shar- on and Dea Wesley Judson of Water town. Mir Dakin is willing to accommo- date those who have not the cash to pay down by easy payments on the install ment plan. His warerooms are now fill ed with carriages of the latest makes ,and as usual he takes front place on low prices and reliable goods.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-02
WEST GOSHEN ].
AT THE CREAMERY

AboQs aloo pounds of butter DIT week
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-02

Mir Robinson, tree agent, is board ing at Charles Fenn's during one of his annual visits.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-02

Rev MT Wardell of New Haven con- ducted services at the Episcopal church, Sunday morning and at 3 p. no.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-02

THE RoxBURY BOYS CARRY OFF THE vIC-
 TORY.
The Newtown bee., 1895-08-02
penetrates every part of
our store.

Proprietors started it, then Adver- tiser, Buyers and Salespeople caught it up and now-"Keep Busy" flavors all conversation, arguments and logic.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20

"a przysluge wielka, jaka nam
wyswiadczy}.
Z slow tych starry pozna},i il
c6rka jego najwyrazniej
zapomniala 0 dawnej krzyw-
die, a ma mySli ma tylko
swieze dobrodziejstwo. In
stykcownle poja} starry jego
niepowodzeniami i troska
sko}atany umys}, il zapatry-
wanie to szlachetniejsze. Zmie-
nil wiec ton ola Platowa, stall
sic ola niego grzecznym i
uprzejmym. Rozmowa nawia~
za}a sic szybko, starry mad
zwyczaj lubi} politykowac.
Obecne zas naprezenie
pomiedzy Rosya a Turcya
dostarcza}o i'm pozadanego
tematu. Cd chwili tel Platow
stall sic czestym gosciem W
s%kromnym dworku ma Lesz-
ME.
ROZDZIAk VII.
,,Jask6ika" przeby}a bez
szwanku burzliwe wody
Czarnego nora. Szamyl
rozwaza} w ciagu drogi z
Czerniowskim, jake powody
mog}y Nadjaske zniewoliG, il
wc'agne}a Achmeta W "a
sadzke. Ry}zez to istotnie plan
z CORY ulozony, czyli tez
Ghazi rzeczywiscie bez wsp6}-
dzia}ania Nadjaskiej dowie-
dial sic G schadzce. Trudno
by}o rozwiazac pyranie.
Achmet iednak przychylal
sic do przekonania, IL Mad
jaska ma to prosi}a o schadz-
Ike, ably sic sprzymierzyG Q
MIN przeciwko Ghaziemu.
Wiod}a ia do tego niepoha-
mowana zazdrosc, wola}a
%dopom6dz Achmetowi, O
kt6rym wiedzia}a, il pozyska}
wzgledy Arany, a TEN samcm
nlenaW1sc Mahometa, ]ak
mi}osc swoja %poswieci6.
Domys}y Achmeta by}y
najzupe}niej prawdziwe. Po-
dr6znym naszym, zajetym
rozmowa i pielegnowaniem
ranionego Hassana, czas
zeszed} szybko. Hassan
powell przychodzii do siebie,
W kazdym razie zas rama ME
grozi}a zyciu. lie ray Achmet
stanai PREY lou Hassana lyle
razy przysiega}, IL pomsci sic
"a krew przelana, postanowi{
ME mice juz zadnych wzgle-
dow ola starszego brata. On
przeciez %pierwszy rzuci} mu
~rekawice; dotad Achmet ME
wystepowa} zaczepnie, ostatni
zamach dawal mu wszelkie
do zemsty prawa. Ghazi pc
raz wt6ry godzi} ma jego
zycie, a przela} PREY tenn
zbrodniczo krew przyjaciela
wsp6lnego ich o]ea. Achmet
przysiega}, re gdziebadz
Ghaziego spotka, oszczedzac
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20

pOpad1 w podelrZenle. DzlSld]
ma nadzieje, re Stanis}aw JUL
wszystko wyjasni}, on mt
powiedzial dokladnie ca}y
przebieg, pomina} tylko mil
c2eniem, il "a jego wstawie-
MEM sic sprawl dosyc
pomyslny obr6t ola mich
wzieia.
Teraz oczysci} sic nietylko
z why, lecz ia naprawif,
ratujac Stanis}awa Cd Sybiru.
Spotkanie sic wiec z urocza
Polka przykrem mu bye ME
mole. Jedno 60 tylko trapl:
w%zajemna ona mu nigdy ME
bedzie. Znal Polki i byl
przekonany, re chociazby 60
nienawidzi}a tax, jak 60
nienawidzi, nigdy mu reki
swej ME odda.
Poczciwy Michaj}owicz
westchnal - czemuz to tax
nieszczesliwie sic sk}ada? Coz
tn dumaG? jecha6 trzeba =
car kaza}.
Michaj}owicz Platow cd
kilku dni iuz oawi w War
szawie. ME stara sic odnalezG
Haliny. Ma COD rozbudza6
%p}omienie, ktore iuz ma pol
przygas}y. Wlecze sic 0
zmroku Krakowskiem Pred
m'esciem, troche zmeczony
s}uzba, troche zniechecony
rewizya, kt6ra wykaza}a lyle
krakow, lie W armiach regu-
larnych cafe1 Europy niema.
Naprzeciw MENU idzie szyb-
kim krokiem panienka, twarz
woalem otoczona, rece w
mu6e ukrytc, mufka przycis-
ka kilka wstazek do piersi.
Platowowi dose ma MIA
spoirzeG - by ia pozna6, to
HaIina.
Juz ma kolo niego precise,
Q on ME chce jej zaczepic,
lecz jakaz wyzsza sila nakazu-
je mu stanac jej W drodze.
Prawle za}uie tego, gdy
d~ziewcze podnosi nan Z
przerazeniem modre swe
oczy. Lecz wzrok jej }agod"
nieje = widocznie i ona go
poznaje. Platow wyciaga do
niej reke - on sam sic
dziwi, skad mu sic wzie}o
lyle smia}o5ci. RadoSG jego
ME ma granic, gdy ona
bezwiednie chwyta jego dion.
Chwile trivia m~ilczenie.
Platow chcia}by srozpoczae
rozmowe, lecz ME vie co
movie; wreszcie dziewcze sic
odzywa:
- Panic; wyrz9dzi}am
panu krzywde brzydkiem
posadzeniem, a pan "a to
uratowa}es mi brata. Gem
panu "a to sic odwdzieczyc?
Halina m6wi do niego 20
francusku.
Michaj}owicz pod wp}ywem
jej melodyjnego, }agodnego
g}osu nabiera odwagi. Jedna
mysl mozg n,u przebiega -
ona MIN ME gardzi, ona go
ME uwaza "a denuncyanta -
to mt wYsta rcza. Odzywa
sic vice do niej po polsku:
Nov PAM do mnie
swoim jezykiem, ia go lubie
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20
VIE
SZAMY LA.
Powiesc historyczna.
(Ciag dalszy.)

ME mial zadnych o ozamyl'
wiadomosci. w tel w}asnit
chwili otrzyma} list, W ktoryn
Achmet opisuje mu W krotklcf
slowach zdarzenie ubieg1ycf
dni. Platow sic wscleka
zalule, re re wzgledu ne
honor nazwiska przyjaclels
dopom6g} Ghazi-M ahometow
do wydostania sic z side}'
Jake Rad rosyiski zreczn'e
przeciw zdraicy by} obmysll{
Try zamachy w tym kr6tklm
czasie, wcielony Satan oN
Mahomet, skohczony dureh
mysli PIatow. Jedna wiado,
mosc go cieszy, brat ]ego
ubostwianej, mlody StanisEaw
ocalony, a co lepsza, znajdu]e
sic pod protekcya Suleimana.
Prey Suleimanie Stanlsfaw
ma przysz}osG zapewniona On
zna tego Turka z tormam1
salonowca, a sprezystego ]ak
stall, ambitnego jak orze{
kt6ry wzbija sic w sfery
sloneczne. Mysl O Stanis}awie
przypomina mu, il w kr6t-
kim czasie stanie w Warsza~
vie. Nieprzyjemnie mu, re
tam pojedzie, lecz car kaza{,
wybrano go dc komlsyl
inspekcyjnej artyleryi. Wojna
"a pasem, carstwo sic rozbu-
Dido z rozleniwienia, wszedzie
ruch, zycie, a wszedzie wy
chodza ma jaw naduzycla,
Interchangeable, oszustwa live
rantow. Inspektorowie dostaw
znajduja w miejsce maxi
piasek mia}ki, &onserwy ma
wpoI zepsute, podeszwy u
but6w naklejane, wszedzie
sic rwie, mic sic ME klei, a
car chce zwyciezy6, chciwa
reke wyciaga po klejnot
wschodu - Stambul.
Kto vie, czy w nabojach
artyleryi ME znaida piasku,
czy zaprzegi dose mocoe?
Platow usmiecha sic iro-
nicznie. Ia jego wielka
ojczyzna, jakzez ona ma}a Ona
sviata tego pania mog}aby
bye, gdyby mia}a chociaz
stu ludzi Z charakterem. lego
i'm w}asnie brak, Moskal
polk mlody, ma swoje ideally,
wierzy W ME, zapala sic do
Mich, prze]muie sic niemi ma
uniwersytetach. Rylejewy,
Bakuniny, BestuzewY, Mura-
wlewy jasnym blaskiem opro.
mieniaJa jego dusze lecz
potem stale sic czynownikiem,
wchodzi w szeregi carskich
slug, i iIz zaraza przekupstw,
la1dactw, lotrostw wzera mt
sic W dusze, lakis zgniiy opar
zepsucia przys}ania mu ideally
mlodosci, al zblakna, az zgina
bezpowrotnie ca}egc
czlowieka ME pozostaje, mic
tylko carski s}uga z psi9
wiernosciq, lecz zarazem I
p5ia pod}oscia.
To my = szepce Pla.
tow. Coz z tego, wielk:
jest bia]y car! Potezna ma.
tuszka Rosya!
On ma jechac do Warsza.
wy, zywo mu stale przec
okiem postac pieknej dziew
~ 20, xuzroL ~oIo-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-20

Colby on atoli pomysla},
mole lei grzecznos6 vitality
"a osmielenie. Przypomnia}o
sic lei, jak on ia przesladowa}.
Coz zreszta ma to ojciec powie?
Rozmysli}a sic, poda}a Plato
wowi dion ma pozegnanie,
ktora on goraco uscisna}.
Czy wolno mi pania
wkr6tcc zobaczyG?
Przyjdz pan ]utro do
mas, lecz ME w mundurze
ojciec ma wstret do waszych
mundur6w i ia tel.
- Dobrze! panno Halino.
Wym6wil slow tych kjlka
ma poz6r swobodnle, a
mimowoli drgna}, rozwazyw-
sly tresG ich. Mundur ich
rail, ten carski mundur, a
przeciez on by} duma pol
miliona ludzi. O! on to rozu-
mia}, DO do munduru tego
przywiazanych lyle zbrodni,
lyle okrucienstw, lyle }ez i
krwi, re jemu samemu sic
sic wydaje, il on wyrodkiem
ohyda ludzkosci ola tego, re
go nosi. Lecz ona skad wzie}a
te smia1os6 powiedzieG Office
gwardyi take prawde
odcerowi gwardyi. Widocznle
ma do niego z%aufanie ,widocz-
ME Icy ma wp}yw, jaki ma ma
0! on by rzuc:} mundur
natYchmiast, lecz ME mole
wojna "a pasem, gdy teraz
wezmie dymisya, powiedzae,
IL stch6rzyl. Me, tego Platow
ME zrobi! Pc wojnie predict.
Ha! co to STAG sic jcszcze
mole, kule ME zartuja. Najle-
pszy to bylby koniec ola
niego. On ME stworzony do
swiata, do
tych pojec przewrotnych,
zepsutych, a ia wieczna walka
z niemi 60 mccoy. Chociazby
sic nawet wyzwoli} z tych
pet, kto vie, czy by}by
szczesliwy. Najpierw zrobl}by
to tylko ola jednej, jedynej
nagrody, ola Haliny, . a
pozyskanie lei wyda wa}o mu
sic nieprawdopodobnem Po-
tenn wielkie pyranie, czy ME
pozyskawszy tel nagrody
czu}by sic w innei atmosterze
zadowolonym. Tuta) vie, re
Jest lepszym Cd tylu innych,
W zdrowszem i szlachetniej-
SEEN spo}eczenstwie moze ME
dose czulby sic szlachetnym
wobec drugich, a to upokarza-
LOBBY 60. TAX duma} Platow
sic do swego mleszka-
MIA ma Senatorska.
Platowowi dziei nastepny
sic d}ugim, a inspek
eva byla mu TAX obojetna, jak
.arom zycie ludzkie. Kauai sic
.awiesG ma Leszno.
Przy1a} 60 starzec. Fanny
ME zasta} pckoju. Platow
grzecznie sic przedstawi}.
Platow, Platow?
mrucza} starry pod nosem =
czyzby ten, co to nas....
Me dokohczy}. = A! to
ten, co to mego syna wyra
towa} = powt6rzy} innym
tonem. Widocznie by} ME
~ -.1>-1.-
The morning times., 1895-07-23
RnItimnrp Markets

Baltimore, July %. 2.-FloUr dUIl-Western
super, 5oa2. 70; do. extra, S0a3 .;
do. family, 3 .35a3 so; winter wheat patent,
3 75a3 80; spring do, 37Oa2. so, spring
wheat straight, 3 .50a3 ,6O-reCeipts, 5.42S
barrels; shipments, 225 barrels; sales. 100
barrels. Wheat strOug-Spot mouth, and
August, IS 5-Sa6S 81; September, 50 5-S
a69 3 4; october, 72aT2 II; steamer No
2 red. 90 -2a65 3-t-receipts, 80. 243 bush
els; shipments, 10000 bushels: stock, 3S9,-
IT'S bushels; sales, 1856, GOO bushels; south
eru wheat hy sample, 69a70; do on grade,
66a69 3 Corn fIrmer-spOt aud month,
491-2 bid; August, 4S 5-Sa4S 7-S; Sep
tember. As 5-Sa4S 7-S-receipts, %, 43T
bushels; stock, 235,399 bushels; southern
white corn, 51a52, do. yellow, 52a53. oats
easy-No. white western, 80 asked; No.
2 mixed, 3Oa3O 1 -2-receipts, IL -S24 bush
els; stock, so, ,O52 bushels. Rye, some in-
Qiiry-receipts 1,0S1 bushels; stock. 6,S1S
bushels Hay very frrn-choice timothy,
SIG 6OOa$16.50. Grain freights quiet
steam to Liverpool per bushel, 2da2 l -4d.
August; Cork for orders per quarter, 2s Sd.
August Sugar firm-granUlated, 40
Butter steady-faucy creamery, 1Ta1S, DO.
imitation, 15a16;do. ladle, 13a14; gOodl1dle,
12aI3; store PACKED, 1Oa12 Eggs steady
fresh, I21-2 Cheese firm-faucy New
York, 60 SIZE 9; do. 50 size 8 i; do %
size 9l-2
The morning times., 1895-07-23
@ E
USES FOR OLD RAILS.
\ Great Amount of Barbed- Wire FenC
inc Is Made OF Them.

\ Great Amount of Barbed-Wfre Fenc.
ing Is Made OF Them.
In speaking OF the use OF old rails rs-
Gently, says the Railway Reviewer, an Of
fetal OF the Pennsylvania Railroad stated
thelife ola raiIon the Pennsy syIvania line west
is about eleven years, and on the PennsyI-
vania Railroad only nine years. The differ
ence is perhaps due to heavier traffic on the
Pennsy sylvania Railroad The friction Of
constantly passing trains wears on the
rail until IL must be replaced by q new one.
The company pays $24 ton-nOw S22-
and the rails used on our line average
eighty-five pounds 10 the yard When IL
has passed its useful stage the rail IS re-
placed.
The old rails that are taken oct from time
TO time are gathered up every month and
sold To junk and scrap dealers at Si2 ton
1t can readily be seen that the company
pays only S12 for the use OF the rails per
ton The price received from the scrap
man is a good figure, when it is known
that the rails when sold are OF TO use
to the company Rails that are not much
worn are sold TO factories alluE the road
at SIS per ton. where they are used for
sidingS, and answer the purpose quite "a
We'll a new rails There are many uses
to which The old rails put A great amoun1
Of barb-wire fence js made OF railroad
iron. and very often the rails are used dS
foundations for large buildings. There
are not many people who know that th9
Masonic Temple in Chicago rests on q
Foundation OF steel rails, layer upon layera
six feet deep.
The morning times., 1895-07-23
ALEXANDRIA HAPPENINGS.

In the Alexandria county court Judge
Chichester, yesterday, Mir. l.. d. Yarrcil,
OF Washington, was admitted to the bar Of
the court.
Mr.. Charles g. Ford, of Washington,
defendant IN the attachment suit OF Richard
s. Windsor, gave bond in the sum of S12,-
600 for the attached property, and the
case was continued until the August term
The commission appointed to condemn
certain lands in Alexandria county for
the use of the Washington, Alexandria
and Mount Vernon Railway, which belong
to Mr. Charles Fletcher, OF Washington,
found damages for $3.50 for Mr.. Fletcher
and that sum was deposited with the court
by the railway company.
The Farmers and Mechanics Insurance
Company OF this city, had TWO Judgments
entered against ii in the corporation court
Yesterday by Judge j. X. NJ. Norton, one
for S72S, in favor of II. P Crusty, and the
other for S52S, in favor of Frederick
Border. This makes twelve or fifteen
Judgments against this company in the
past few weeks.
The Alexandria city council will have
q regular meeting tonight, when the minor
offices of the corporation, not yet filled,
will be chosen, and some arrangement for
the removal of the garbage from the
corporation almShouSe, III Response to
petition from the people of Del Ray, will
be entered INTO. 1t is expected that to-
nights meeting will be the last this sum-
mer, and that the council viii adjourn over
until October, as has been the custom for
many years.
A man named Kits had his hand badly
crushed by a heavy piece of machinery
falling upon it at Portner's brewery yester-
day evening He was brought to the drug
store of Dr. L. Stabler, where his wound
was dressed.
The Alexandria county board OF super
visors held its first session yesterday,
NesSrs A b. Grunwell, OF Was hington dis
trict; Frank Cabell, of Arlington district,
and William Duncan, of Jefferson district,
the entire board, being present. The board
organized by electing Mr. Grunweli presi-
dent, and after trasacting some routine
business adjourned until the second Tues
day in August.
The morning times., 1895-07-23
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IN A WORTHY CAUSE.

Subscriptions Solicited for Widow of
the Unfortunate COrnice-wOrker.
The Times has been requested by the
Eccentric Association OF Steam Engineers
to open n subscription list for Mrs. Lucy
Phillips, Yidow of the cornice worker who
lost his life by the fall Of scaffolding on the
corner of Twelfth and streets northwest,
a few weeks ago
The Times cheerruIly acquiesces Gnd
sOlicits liberal contributions for one who
is left in distressfun destitute circum-
stances Already received:
c. G. Conn. E. e. E. . E. e. E. So 90
Eccentric Association of Steam En-
ElneeTS.. 8 90
PAINTER. LOO
r. L. Porter. E. 70
The morning times., 1895-07-23
ASSES 7''''l'l be 's'.s9ss :ai5lss By con-
Loo. HEmPnsFi s.e .aa rsD6.' op',o.S" a2s
DEFECTIVE ARaloR PLATES.
About Dozen Intended for Big Battle
Shin- Re iected.

a bout a Dozen lut ended Tor Blg Battle
Ships Rejected.
The Navy Department has been having
bad luck lately ia securing heavy aTmor
plate for the big battleships, aud owing
70 the rejection OF about a dozen great
plates the completion OF the armor-plating
Of these ships may be delayed for some
months.
Most os the plates are intended for the
battle-ship Massachusetts, aud for the
Oregon and Iowa. When they were sub
mitted TO the naval inspector his report
TO the Department showed that the plates
were sadly burned in places on the surface.
IN some cases there We're depressions in the
face Of a fifteen inch plate four feet long
aud TWO feet broad where the face had
been burDed out TO a depth Of seyen-eightLs
Of an inch.
Not only was the plate weakened by the
loss Of metal at such points, but tie metal
below was deCarbOnized ana reduced 10 the
condition of wrought iron, SO that il could
not be hardened 10y tie Harvey process.
just what caused these flaws is not known
at the Department, but it is supposed they
arose from The adoption OF some expert
mental treatment intended to cheaper the
cost OF production, or else resulted from
forcing the temperature too high While the
plates were being Harveyized, in the ef-
fort 10 expedite the process.
The plates IN question have been pro-
visionally rejected. which means that parts
of them may stin be used by cutting off the
defective portions, If larger plates can be
rolled 10 supply the gap thus left in the
srInOT-belts.
The morning times., 1895-07-23
FOOD AND WAGES YEARS AGO.
Fees Far in Excess OF W hat We should
Give Now

Fees Far in Excess OF W hat We should
Give Now
The question OF prices in those days, the
first quarter OF the Seventeenth century,
as compared to these, is fun OF interest
To every one, and it is satisfactory 10 find
that food was not as fabuIously cheap in
the days Of our fOrefathers as We are
often led 10 believe, saws LOngman's
Magazine. Mary Verney writes 10 Ralph
at BiOis complaining bitterly OF the dear
ness or provisions IN London Beef is
Id, veal and mutton Sd while Pen
Verney reckOus IS. a week too much for
her diet, which Is afterward fixed st G6
year Twelve pounds a year seems a
great deal for wilIful little Betty, aged
thirteen, 70 spend on her dress, but country
bred as She was. she declines, Mary writes.
10 wear anything but silk. The sum OF
ESQ claimed by Nancy Denton, VINO was
spoiled child and Fich mans daughter,
i far more appropriate 10 her position
In fact the fees earned by physicians IN
those days We're Tar IN excess Of wha6
we should give now, IN spite OF the exceed
ing simphcIty-not TO say remarkable IN
pleasantness-or their pharmacOpe.a and
treatment
DR.. Theodore Marence. the fashionable
doctor, left El40. 600 equivalent 10 over
$500 .0UOj behind him, and SIT Ralph
IS miserable because he cannot afford 70
pay DR.. Denton the e5O, which Is the ordi-
nary fee for a confinement \ Venetian
mirror costs $40. portrait BY Van Dyke
$50 i maids wages come to 43. but the
pair OF trimmed gloves with which i5
= the fashion to reward any extra seTv-
ices on her part, come to 81 5s-an absurdly
dlspropOruonate present The prlCe OF SE
Edmuud's COveut garden house Is EIO0
and many horses fetch as much while
e.r - p g--r.
board and teaching IN a good French
family.
The morning times., 1895-07-23
RECORD OF THE COURTS.

Equity Court, No. 2, Justice Hagner-
Columbia National Bank VS.. Hewett; James
Brand allowed to become party complainant.
Brown vs.. Pollard; injunction till further
order granted Virginia State Insurance
Company VS.. jameson; injunction till final
hearing ordered Houghton VS.. May; A. L.
s. Seckie substituted as receiver. Cannon
VS.. Cannon; rule on defendant returnabe
July 27 granted. Myers VS.. Myers; $45.S0
alimony required paid on or before July n.
Ramsey VS.. Fidelity Building and Loan
Association; appeal bond fixed at $500
and deposit in lieu ordered.
Probate Court-Proceedings in estates
have been recorded, as follows: Barbara
Ofenstein; citation against John F. Ofen-
stein returned served. James f. Hartigan;
order OF reference to John A. Sweeney.
Henry C. T. semken; proof OF publication
filed
Circuit Court, No. 1, Justice Cole-U. s.
in the matter of Duncan VS.. Strider; rule
toshowcause. Meline and Others VS.. District
OF Columbia; judgment in certorari.
Circuit Court, No. 2, Justice HagDer-
Weiner VS. District of Columbia; Judgment
IN certiorari
Criminal Court, No 2, Justice Cole
Williams, alias Blood, Jones; larceny; plea
guilty; remanded for sentence.
The morning times., 1895-07-23
BROOKLAND ITEMS.

There was a misunderstanding in regard
20 the date OF the reception 10 be held
by Rev. Robert and Mrs. West, at the
Baptist pastoral residence here. No recep-
tjoB viii take place until after the return OF
Mrs. West from Kentucky.
Late letters from Miss Brooks and . arty.
travelling I'D Europe, report a large number
OF WashinEtonians and Brookland people
now visiting Rome. Through the courtesy
Of Rev. Dr. Stafford, the party assisted at
the Pope's mass in the Sistine Chapel and
hadthe pleasure ofsceing all theart treasures
OF the Vatican palace.
Mrs Delzine Marcan and her little daugh-
ter Helen left last evening for Montrose.
! u the nortbern mountain regions OF
Penns sylvania.
Brooklaud Wood, Coal, Flour and Feed
Company win furnish coal for cash at the
lowest city prices White ash or ShamOkiu
stove coal. SOL per ton. White ash egg,
S525. White ash furnace, $500. Special
contracts for five or more tons.
Miss Nellie Hopper, OF Charlestown, W.
Va, is spending a few dsys with friends
here.
The Epworth League held large and
jutercsting meeting last night in the town
hall.
The drum corps viii entertain their
friends at Lords Grove to-night.
The morning times., 1895-07-23
INCREASE OF BENEFITS.
Carpenters and Joiners Want 10 Es-
tahiish an Insurance system.


tabiish All Insurance System.
Local Union. No 100, OF the Brother
hood OF Carpenters and Joiners, is en-
deavorinG to have a mutual insurance
feature added TO it's beneficiary plan.
The plan was started three months ago
by No. 100 adopting a memorial, which
was sent to General Secretary p. j.
Mcclure, asking that the executive board
submit a proposition TO the locals for dis
Cussion with that end in view
The idea is 10 have the dues advanced to
a higher figure IN order that there may
be corresponding increase in the out-or-
work benefits and other aid funds.
should the proposition meet with favor
in the locals the delegates are to be in
instructed TO reOrganize the united broth
erhood on the basis OF equalization of
funds, high dues, and increased benefits"
The communication forwarded to the
general secretary Just after the adjourn
nent of the executive board in April, but
the local organization is expecting TO hear
that it was considered at the last quar-
terly meeting, just held, and are hopeful
that the proposition VIII eventually sue
ceed.
The union held meeting last night at
No 621 Massachusetts avenue northwest,
Vice President Rose occupying the chair
and Secretary Scherer keeping the records.