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li10 Pierce. Or, mi .24.50
114l oath, CT, ba. 22.50
3O19-21 M.strs.w so
2145 II, 7r. mi. .22.50
722 18th, Or fat. .2.50
716 I'D, Or, mi. .22.30
AIS 18th. 7r, mi. .20.50
BIZ 7th Sc. Sr. mi. .20.50
Gil ID, Or. wa. 20. 40
All Sd ne, Or. mi. .2o.30
CD 23d. Or. mi. 30 80
2a05 I. sto&2r. w.g. 1000
2l17 H. 7r, w.....ls.50
III 10th, 7r, w&g. $3.50
22O4 !, 7r. 1850
1925 Both. 6r......1S.S0
2033 H, 5r, w.....16.30
2310h 1, Sr, wa. 1870
24OS II, Or. VI, &. 1880
419 B se,, Or, w&g. 1880
GOO 23d, 5r. w,g...15.30
1928 E. Or, w....15.30
l222-262s 18th. Or. 1900
2009 \ Y ave, 7r. 1900
405 I'D. Or, wa. 1850
1002-i-s Chace ct, Or. via
230911 Va av, W. Ia. 80
34l7 n, 5r, wa....f3.35
2+34 Va av, Or, Wig. 13. 80
1927 Bennings. 5r, W. IL. 80
2429 +, Or, w.....11-50
Dab E Alex ct, 5r. .10.50
Stable r'r 21O9 G. 1000
4S2 La ave, Office
rooms. .....S5, IS. $40
2l09 y Y av, Or, Woo
WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave.
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SHED.
Conn av bet Il G. S. $50
Cor ii and 10th. 200
Il st bet 20th and
4lst SITS. 10
18th st bet NJ and \
with stable). 200
X st bet 18th g. 10th
with stable).. 1855
II st bet 18th & 10th. 10
DeSales st bet 18th
st and Conn ave- ..1S
Cor Goth and o SITS. .l25
18th st bet Il I ave
and y st. LOO
Corcoran st bet 18th
st and n FL ave-. 100
10Th st bet Q and Il. 100
10th st bet 7 and U. 100
q bet 18th and 18th. 30
AT OUR Of
PPM TO
I'LL & JOHNSTON.
1903 IA. ave.
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED - 4 UNFINISHED ROOMS, WITH
board, for adults; must be situated between
New Jersey ave. and 9Th st. east and 3 st. north
and @ ST. south. Address. stating location and
terms. q. F. G., Star office. apS-3t'
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FOR RENT
1914 K, 17r, mi. .$S5. 90
a2S 18th, fur, Tor. 1890
170S Pa av, st&cel. 500
$40 10th, Office rms .55. 90
2i5 Del av, 12r, mi. G5.50
S4 d, Or, st&cel. $500
1146 Conn av. s&cel. 60. 90
3045 n, 14r. mi. . go. 90
306 9th. large hall .60.o0
213S X, Tor, mi. SO. 81
lab 10th, 12r. mi. so. so
1925 Pa v,10r. mi. ass
16 4th ne, 13r, mi. IS. 65
2325 Pa av, Tor. mi. IS. so
S04 I'D, Tor, Gel. mi -. 90
1923 Pa av, Tor, mi 20. 30
906 23d. 10r. mi. 40 so
250S G. Tor. Gel, I'D, sta 40
3062 NJ. 10r&sto- 40. 90
1853 w, Sr, mi. :. .3o. 40
1851 W, 7r. mi. .35. 10
2701 X, 5r,sto&cel. $500
422 LIST, 7r, mi. :. .35 30
422 LIST ne. 7r, mi. .30-o0
33,l&N. wd&coal I'd. 5000
Oil 18th, sto, w&g 90
lt0G Pa av, flat, 4r&b. %
221S II. 7r, mi. so
1906 Kinyman. 7r. .T.50
1881 Both, Sr, mi. .25. 80
attS M, st Il eel. % 30
$40 b ne, Sr, mi. .25. 80
1416 Both, 7r, mi. Is. 30
2210 II, 7r, mi. so
$50 Mass av, Or. mi "a. so
For full list apply to
WESCOTT &
A.
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ELI.
1888 P st NV, Or. 80. 55
2O34 Hillyer pl, Tor. rs
Columbia I'd, D C, Or. so
1881 18th st NV, Tor. so
1873 y st NV. Or. .D.5O
1903 21st st NV, 1Sr. so
lila NJ st NV, 12r. so
942N Y av NV, 12r. go
DIG 18th st NV, 11r. so
CHS r st NV, Sr. As
104 Q st NV, Tor. -. .45
3073 NJ NV, st&dw, 12r. 40
2i0S 14th ST NV, 81 10
14l1 StOughton, Or. 81
11l9 10th st NV, Tor. 40
124S 18th st NV. Tor. 40
18th st nr r. coal I'd. 40
226 N st NV, Sr. 40
24O6 18th st NV. ST.. :. 10
1916 I st NV, Tor. 40
1905 9th st NV. 1Or.3S. so
202O 18th st NV, 11r. .3S
1924 33d st NV, Tor. IS. so
l22i 9th st NV. Or. IS -
ODD n st NV. Sr. ..35
1909 Q st NV, Or. .35
8 n Y ave NV, Sr. .35
1875 18th st, Sr. .35
1907 Chaplin st NV, Obs
1917 $ st NV, Or. .35
1916 10Th st NV, 9r.30.50
1880 18th st NV, Or. 80
1899 Chaplin st NV, Sr 80
22.O6 Q ST NV, r. .2S.33
1908 :i0th st NV. .....25
3 B & Q flats, Both
and NJ, Or. Is
40 17th st NV, fiat, 4r.5
1926 18th st NV, Or. 30
1905 f st NV (fiat), 3r. 10
+2+ 9Th st ne. Or. .16
1909 L st NV, 7r. ..15.i5
lUJI l. st NV. tir. rs. 10
10 18th NV, fiat, Ar. 10
1877 14th NV. r'r Or. 1880
1919 14th st NV, Or. 1880
212 LIST st sw, 6r. ..12.50
635 Pomeroy NV. Ar .l0.30
ITO and 1112 C st NV,
entire building.
1872 NJ st NV, Ar. g
t. For complete bulletin
OFFICES, STORES and
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-1 PLAIN UNFUR. ROOM ON I'D
floor by n lady without falniiy; in NV. section:
not ale We St; rent secure; references. Address
MAINE, Star Office. IT,
WANTED THREE FURNISHED ROOMS, LIGHT
hJiSrkre ping; bath: $iJ to SIS, house. bath,
partly furnished, sis TO So; permanent; street
connections Department Justice. GOVERN
MENT CLERK. Smr Office. 1t.
WANTED - BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, OF
quiet and refined tastes furnished room and
board, within five minutes walk Of It'll and
bogudlrd n.w., at Brishtwood. Address GEN'L
SUIT. zoos 18th st. NV apS-2t'
WANTED BY MAY 1-SUrrE OF OR ROOMS
for light housekeeping. Address full particulars
to q. l.. H., 1913 st. NV. ap6-3t.
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INN, AT 7TH S.W.-
306 C sw, mi. $1,000
9th & l sw, st&dw. 20.0o
SIS 9Th sw, Or, wa. 400
GIG + sw, Or, mi. is. 90
500 S Cap. Or, wa. .12.OO
1903 S Cap. st rm. 1000
ZIG II sw. 6r. ....12.O0
1871 G Sc, Or, wa. 1000
Stable,r'r 6I3 1 sw. 90
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT NICELY FUR. 2D-STORY FRONT
rooms light housekeeping IL desired; convenient
to dspts and cars bath, gas, etc. S14 Sd st. NV.
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIS.1
1903 Conn NV nw,25r.$ $3.50
ira Il l av NV. 17r. $50
1I17 X st NV, 17r. $50
1o22 VT NV NV. 12r. 40
1893 VT nv NV. lar. $50
1908 n II av NV. lar. 100
1881 G st NV, 16r. 1873. 33
1928 10th st NV, 12r. 1925
122S NJ st NV, 15r. .125
1917 Mass av NV,
12r. ....... .i16. 6s
1872 K st NV. 12r. 100
1882 Binney st NV, 13rlOO
1885 n st NV, 12r. 100
1885 10th st INV, 12r. 100
11Oi 18th st NV, 1Sr. 100
1I44 X st NV, 12r. 100
coo Md NV ne, 1Or. SO. SO
1907 Z st NV, 12r. .SS.3i3
lab l. NV, st&dwg. 1898
34O6 U st NV, 14r. .s2.25
1000 Il st NV. 12r. rs
1884 2sth st NV. 12r. rs
1925 F NV, 2d&3d ifs. 10
BOZ E st NV, 11r. rs
0a Hillyer av NV,
l-r. $50. 10
519 9th st NV. Tor. rs
916 n Y av NV, 12r. rs
1877 2 st NV, l3r. ....75
2023 Hillyer pl, Tor. 10
1917 l. st NV, 11r. .6O.5o
11O1 Mass av-nw, Or. go
20l2 Hillyer pl, Tor. 40
1916 l4th st, st&dwg. IS
1913 o st NV, Tor. IS
400 11th st NV. 2r. ..6
1856 p st NV. l2r. .65
I Ii st NV, Tor. go
1913 10th st NV, Tor. 60
1915 o st NV. Or. -. 60
2024 Hillyer av, l2r. 60
1915 18th ST NV, l2r. 80
1ll1 NJ st NV, 13r. .55
1919 . st NV, Tor. 80
Sl3 10th st NV, Or. so
20iI Q st NV, Tor. 40
1871 10th st NV, Tor. go
POO 14th NV (stSdwg). GO
! ii9 y st NV, l6r. -. ia
1902 18th st NV, 11r. IS
1l14 1Ith NV. Tor. -. %
Above is only partial Ii.
of FURNISHED HOUSES
apply to
TII(
apS-tr
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WANTED-LOTS.

WASTED-TO PURCHASE FEW LOTS WHERE
owner VIII take part payment I'd trust behind
builders loan. Address JAS. BURN, 20S 18th st.
me-, AFTER MONDAY. ap6-3ts
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-A FEW B0ARDERS; 20 MILES FROM
city; Met. branch; quarter mile from station;
private family; fruit, garden, ice. dairy spring
class board. address C. H., Star ofceap93t'
WANTED-3 OR BOARDERS; HALE HOURS
ride from city, on B. and ?. R. r.; Glen Dale
station; ten minutes walk from station; private
family; ice; dury; garden and fruit; bath roem
and other city conv"niences. Address n. B.,
Glen Dale p. o.. Prince Georges county, Md.
apG-3t'
FAIRFIELD" WILL BE OPENED ON MAY
for bo:itders Chevy Chase electric
stop ut the house. For particulars apply to Mrs.
BARTON, $40 10th st. NV. city. apG-3t'
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FOR RENT-BY JOHN q
23l1 l NV. Or, ami 5000
81 Soap Sc, Or, ami. 300
30 Sd Sc, Or, ami. 200
$40 McLanc, 6r. ami. loo /
1909 ~ sw. 6r.ami. 1859
63J 4 nv. 1lr,ami. 1000
434 LIST Sc. ami. 1900
Cor 6th&I. StSdw. POGO |
1924 Bladensb'g I'd, Or. -
pns.9ts
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:. WHITE, $50 T NV
1928 Md av ne. ..25. 90
-i31 Sd ne, Or. so
1ilO ID NV. l0r. 20
1922 Fla ave ne, Or. is
l2S Sth NV, Or. 1850
1916 Fla ave ne, Or. .16
52l 9th Ne, Or. rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-09
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT = REMINGTON TiPEWRiTERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; per-
feet condition guaranteed, with stand: delivered
free In tity; month applies purchase Of
new when directly following rental.
WYCkOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT.
Cor. Sth and sts NV
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pair; rooms and bath; 1 block from new L.
brary; reduced to $780, Apply to OWNER. Room
%, Sun building. ap6-3ts
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FOR RENT-1.11 ST. NV, NICELY FUR
rooms I'd ard Sd floors; en- suite single
southern exposure; private family; no children;
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WANTED-HOUSES.


WANTED a LADY WHO CAN GIVE GOOD
references viii take charge of furnished house
for the summer or longer for the rent of it,
oldrcr. Gil 81 st. apS3t'
WANTED FROM OWNERS-IIOuSTS on CAPT.
tol Hi 10 sell Mt 5000. $4,000, s.. 900, So. 900
S6utb pnd $1,000. Send full description and rock
bottom prices to AUGUST DONATE, Gil 18th st.
NV. apS-2t
WANTED-FURNlSfED HOUSE FOR TIE SUM
by responsible family, with best references
Address, Stating terms, etc.. l.. X. N, Star Of
fee.
WANTED HOUSES OR LOTS-OWNERS HAVING,
holses or land for sale in the northwest section
including Columbia Heights and Mount Pleasant
willing 10 sell Mt present market values, will lind
IL TO their advantage to sepd me full description
and lowest price OF what they have for sale. 1
can handle any improved property ranging in
Nnlne from loo to 0oOO, provided the price Is
right; and have numerous inquiries for desirable
unimproved ground. All property promptly and
intcliiSenty advertised and vigorously pushed I'M
til sale Is effected. =
ap3-3m q. SrAHGARDTER, Glib 18th st. NV
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FOR SAI.E-I00 HUGHES PHAEToNs SURnIEY
and traps: 80 Dayton and business wagons; cut
prices; easy terms responsible parties only.
fao9-3m COOK 6 JARBOE 1905 II st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-09

FOR RENT - ATTENTION - THOSE HAVING
rooms to rent will do well to call and register at
our office. We furnish people looking for
rooms valuable information in this line, saving
them time, trouble and fare; carriages in
waiting to take you to see rooms.
ROOM RENTING AGENCY,
nh21-3m 202 E. Cap. st.
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BOARDING.

who wishes a place to leave her child for boa rd
where good care will be taken, call at 21o7 9th
st. NV. aD9-2ts
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30S 18th NV, CRIB. $50. 20
: lt1O 18th NV, Or. 10. SO
0 1918 U NV, Ir. 10. 90
D. Office rms COS 18th. -
D 222S Pomeroy ct, Ar. %. 80
RUST, Cos l4th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-l221 y Y
ave. 11r. bath&cel. -
1l0I 18th NV, 9r&b$4J. 30
1921 10th NV, Sr&sta 10. 90
1880 22d NV, Sr&b. 35. so
apS-tf II. l..
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FOR RENT-4-STORY 12-ROOM HOUSE; CEN
trail northwest location; rent reduced to Sl5;
newly painted and will be papered for good ten
ant: mark in front. BENJAMIN,
an6-3t 6l2 st. NV.
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WANTED-BY A FIIiST-CI4ASS GROCERY. MEAT
and provision store, u to take orders In
private residences commission. Address
MEATS. Star office
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FOR REM
ST 9th st. Sc, Or. ......................A 80
apt;-3t WRIGHT & STOCKETT, Clio e st. NV.
FOR RENT DWELLING OVER STORE, sO2 It'll
ST. NV; rooms; all modern improvements;
newly papered; rent $3.50. Inquire in store.
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1143 9Th nw,11r&b. 1900
DOB Del av ne, Or. 1000
1919 S NV, 9r&b. $500
23S n Cap st. l2r. $500
1919 VT ave, Sr. 5000
1918 yh NV, 6r. .l2.oU
with grounds. $50. 90
r, with grounds. 5000
THERFORD- 1907 II st.
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WANTED - STENOGRArHEES. AND CALL
graph Drnsnure'' Yost' operators. Eri-
pluyers provided with competent stenograI hiers
ahd typewriter operators free of charge. UNITED
n. mh1l-tf
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FOR RENT-2D-FLOOR BAY-WINDOW FRONT,
with alcOye; also communicating room, suitable
for 9. with board mod. imp; home comforts.
Jog 9TH st. nv NJ. mh3O- 1Ocs
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-02-13
CHARLESTOWN.

The Epworth League will give free enter
tainment at Town Hall on Saturday evening, the
18th, after which Basket Social i. e., eacl
lady taking part in the social is expected tt
bring a lunch sufficient for two. Each baske
will contain a number and the gentleman buy
ing the basket will lunch with the lady holding
the corresponding number. So good time i:
hoped for, and all are invited.
The Methodist Aid Society will meet at w
Baldwin's, Wednesday, Feb. 13. Dinner will be
served.
cattle buyer from Newton Falls was looking
after slock here last week.
Fifteen of the Center School, with their teach.
er, Miss Marvin, went in a sled load to Cyclone
last Friday night, for ride.
Mrs. Percival gave prize to the one in clas.
of ten who could write the best letter, the sub
ect (or object) being picture that hung iu the
school room. No names were signed to the let
ters, and Mr.. Percival was judge. The letter
that gained the prize is to be printed and the
srccessful contestant was Master Ernest Hat
field, aged IL years.
Mr.. VIII Setman returned Sunday morning
from Chicago, whittier he had been on business
He reports weather 6O below zero in Chicag &c
and ~ below at Ft Wayne, Ind
Quite a number of our people are sick again
The week of blizzards was too much for them
Rev. Wiseman filed the pulpit at the Cong.
Church last Sunday.
Able Day, from New Castle, Pa, has buen Wis
iting at a. E. Days for week.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-02-13

The probabilities are that the entire
through passenger train service of the Erie
railroad will be transferred sometime before
next Fall, from the present main line, at
Sterling, Ohio, to the new line now in pro.
cess of construction by the c. L. & w. Co.,
between that point and Cleveland, and which
will be used jointly by that road and the
Erie. The new route is only IS miles longer
than the present one, and will have the OBJ
vious advantage of running through Cleve,
land, the greatest manufacturing city of
OHIO, and one of the most important stations
between New York and Chicago. The link
between Sterling and Cleveland will be open
for traffic some time next Spring, and when
it is once in first class shape the change will
undoubtedly be made, running the trains
over the Mahoning division via Youngstown
10 Shenango, Pa, where the main line will
again be intercepted. This will of course
deprive Ravenna of the present through
trains, but will probably result, too, in max
ing this portion of the line more important
freight thoroughfare than ever, while we
shall have at least sufficient passenger SER
vice to give us good connection with the
through trains at the functions named. The
proposed change cannot fail to add largely
to the passenger earnings of the Erie, and is
a logical and natural one afor the company
to make
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-02-13

THE PLAN for financial relief outlined by
President Cleveland has met with unquall-
fed approval from the leading newspapers
and Journals of the country. OF course all
men cannot see such things alike or look
upon the same proposition with the same
analytic eyesight. While we freely accord
10 those who differ with the President every
right of fair. reasonable debate, and honor
whatever of consistency and adherence to
principle they have displayed, we cannot
look upon the action of Congress, in refusing
10 grant relief for the present dangers that
are threatening the business conditions and
credit of thecountry in other light than that
af wanton stubbornness for the sake OF pre-
aonceiyed isms and olOgies of minor import
nm the part of those whose first duty should
ha TO shield the country from impending
financial evil. We are in very grave danger
of realizing again the lamentable and disas-
trous conditions that come with the lack of
confidence and the confidence and the con-
seouent Withholding of capital from the
channels of industry and commerce and the
universal boarding of money, SO fatal to the
business energy of the country, and bringing
fn its train incalculable hardship and suffer-
ing to the people.
It is not question of free silver or mono
metaIism. The great need and duty OF the
hour is relief for the hour, and once that is
given, the questions and hobbies that are
agitating the mental apparati OF silver solons
and gold Gods can be debated ad libitemet ad
infnitum.
If the present Congress adjourns without
uroviding some means to avert the lmpend-
ing evil, it will merit and receive the oppro-
briun Of all patriotic citizens and go down
IN history as one of the legislative mlsfor-
tunes of the country a ado-nothing nonentity
whose refusal to act in a time of such mo-
nentous need comes little short OF treason to
tha vital interests of Its constituents.
The peopl. will not and ought not to ex-
.uss a wanton sacrifice of the general ma
tional veal for the sake of sectional recog-
uition or preferment. The gold hatchet and
silver hatchet should be buried, and the re-
lief pointed out by the President granted at
once. There will then be abundance OF time
TO fight out, if necessary, the battle between
A. two mataIR
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-02-13

Train service on the railroads last week
was almost at a stand-still on some of the
lines. On the Erie train was started out
from New York City, and after proceeding
some distance commenced encountering
heavy drifts on the track, packed by the
February blasts into solid, snowheaps, and
soon became stalled, and was annulled. A
! substitute train was made up atHorneIlsville, at
and it, too, encountered impossible drifts at
Stony Point, Pa, and relief engine was
sent to its assistance. This engine in turn
b4came imbedded in the snow with train 8,
and second relief engine was sent out
With this additional help the train was final
ly got under motion again, and arrived in
Ravenna five hours late. Train was an
nulled Saturday, aud train IL, limited to two
day coaches and sleeper, pulled in the sta
| ton one hour and a half late.
The Kent yards were liteally packed with
freight cars, whole trains of live stock being
| side tracked, waiting for engines to pull
them out. There was but one engine in the
round-house all that day.
Railroad men say it was one of the most
protracted sieges of the elements known in
| iron horse history.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-02-13
WASHINGTON LETTER.
from Our Regular Correspondent


WARRINGTON, d. c., February s, 1895.
Ns,.ber President Cleveland nor Secretary
Carlisle was surprised at the ACTON OF the
4onse on the financial bill. They were kept
thoroughly posted on the sentiment OF the
Aamocrats of the House, but there was an
.Iar,ent of doubt as to how the republicans
vould vote, even after ex-Speaker and Pres
tdar,ial candidate Reed made his great COM
hinat,on bid for the support OF the silver
-,en of the west and the gold men of the east,
he offering substitute, which he was pleased
10 call . non-partisan compromise and to
elosa his speech advocating 1t Dy asking the
soI,oviux Solomon-like questions 6 Now.
INV i. not that the solution of our problem,
,w;,hout raising vexed questions which we
krow cannot be solved? Why is it not a
,,actical solution of our trouble? Why is 1t
not suitable in every way?" The lack of
e1otism and gall will never keep that man
Reed out of anything. Nobody ever knew
rn,;l he made that speech that he had in
addition TO his great literary and parhamen-
tarv accomplishments, found time 10 com
pletslv master the complicated science OF
an.nce. and the House refused to believe 1t
svsn after he said SO.
soue senators-not all of them Republ I"
..ns either-were much disappointed al
a.cretary Carlisle's answer to the Senate
r..olution. asking whether there would be
s.sc;spcv in the estimated revenues of the
-o-.-nroent for the year ending December
W. 1895. Secretary Carlisle's answer was
rasan a.d Aatfostsd-thers will os coR-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-02-13

A meeting was held last night at the home of
Mrs. E. w. Maxson. and grand sleigh ride to
Kent arranged for next Tuesday. to be known
as the Married Women's Sleigh Ride. They
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. On, former
residents o Rayenna.
Miss Matte Goddard was takeu sick with
neuralgia of the stomach, while visiting
friends in Edinburgh, two weeks ago, and
although somewhat better, is still confined 10
the bed. Her mother is with her.
Peter Richards and Foley Sapp received notice
from the Pension department that they will have
81 days in which to furnish evidence in support
of their present pension rating, in default of
which a reduction would follow. We under.
stand ample affidavits were furnished.
DR.. c. E. Watkins the noted Spiritual medi-
um and physician, of Boston, with his son and
niece. Miss Mason, were guests of his sister,
Miss Emma Watkins, last week. They were en-
route for San Diego, Cal, where he will have
charge of Sanitarium.
Buckeye Division. No 81, U. r. K. P, will
give a grand ball at K P. Hall in Kent next
Tuesday evening. Feb 10TH the 3Ist anniversa
ry of the founding of the Order. A number of
Ravenna knights will be in attendance as men,
Ders of committees.
During the severe weather of last week a
number of the fire plugs in different parts of
town got frozen up" and to insure their
availability in case of need. each of them
was treated with liberal dose of salt, ad.
ministered with spoon, through the nozzle.
The patients have all yielded to the treat
ment of DR.. Jensen, and are reported in
good working order again.
LIsR OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining in
the Ravenna Postotfice Feb. Ii, for two weeks or
more: Mrs. Mary Marvin, Mr. T. Robson, John
Reifsnyder, Mrs Hermon Tinan Mr.. j. H. Thom-
as, Miss Lizzie Johnston, Miss Carrie Hawks,
Mrs. Rosalia herriss, Mrs. Charlie Hoag, w. T..
Porter, ID. II. Palmer (2), Mrs. Electa Palmer,
Mr.. Harry Egan, MIA. Z. Barnes. Mr.. D.ColIins:
ID q. GOODMAN, P. NJ.
Mr.. Halle, of the firm of Halle, Skaal & Co.,
wholesale grocers. of Cleveland. came to Ra-
VIENNA last night, in response to an invitation
from officer Goodenough. and was entertained
briefly by Justice Beatty. before whom he
pleaded guilty on behalf of the firm, to selling
adulterated cream of tartar. 76 per cent OF
which was composed of gypsum or land plaster
1t cost the concern S25 90 and costs.