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The Washington times., 1895-02-27
MILK, BUTTER, AND CHEESE.

Opening Session of the Second Annual
Convention of Dairymen-
The Second National Convention of Dairy
men met yesterday in the library of the De-
partment OF Agriculture at 10 a. m.
The meeting was called to order by Presi-
dent Fl. NJ. Arms, of Springfield Vt. with
Mr.. d. P Ashburn, of Nebraska. as secretary
The other officers are: Vice president, j.
t. Hickman, of Experimental Station, Ohio,
| and L. C. Gabrilson. of New Hampton. Iowa
These four officers constitute the executive
| committee.
| The session was opened by AIR. A. c. True,
director of the experimental station records,
who welcomed the delegates to Washington
and the Department of Agriculture on the
part of Secretary Morton. who was unable to
be present.
During the morning addresses were made
| by Secretary D. P. Ashburn, on 1.-The dairy
! kindergarten" President H. j. Arms, on
.'The fostering of the cheese interest," and
| r. B. Chafin, on ''The production of but
| ter"
| Assistant Secretary Dabney. in speaking
! for the department. said that the Secretary
was willing and would do everything in his
power to promote the dairy industry Brief
addresses were also made by.Messrs. r. A.
| Peter. Patterson and Gabrilson.
On motion of Mr.. l.. c. Gabrilson an order
Of business was adopted and committees
were appointed.
When the meeting was called TO order at
| 8 o. clock D. m. nearly all the representatives
had arrived. Mr.. d. P. Ashburn was The
first speaker. He explained the general pur-
poses and plans of the National Dairymen's 8
| Association.
The following papers were then read: R.
G. Chaff1n, Richmond Va, "Dairying in the
South;' G. III: Whitaker. Boston, Mass,
THE milk supply to large cities;'' j. W.
Wing, Experimental Station. Tex, "The
Texas fever;" w. B. Hawkins, Lexington
KY, '.The milk strainer." and Dr. Salmon.
chief of bureau of animal industry, Depart
ment of Agriculture, "The work of the
bureau on diseases of cattle"
| The meeting adjourned to meet at 90 clock
| this morning,
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ARLINGTON RACES.
Big Attendance and Good Sport-TwC
FaVorites to the Front.


FaVorites to the Front.
Baltimore, Feb. 26.-Ideal weather con-
tinues to favor Arlington race-goers. One
of the largesr and best betting crowds of the
meeting attended the track to-day. After
fifteen days of sunshine the half-mile course
is in superb condition. Two fayorites, a
well-backed second choice, and two long
shots were first past the wire.
The vet eran Vestibule, who on Saturday
dlspiayed some of his old-time speed. carried
lots oil money in the fourth race but after
sulking at the post for thirty minutes got a
bad send-off and Was beaten way of by Hal
cyon, who is ia fine form.
No definite conclusion respecting a contin-
ustion of the races regardless of the Alexan-
der Island meeting, which begins on Friday,
has been reached, bur the general belief is
that the curtain will fall on Saturday even
ing
First race-Four and one-half furlongs.
Saginaw, 107 u. Donneily), even, won; Bris-
coe, I07 Morris), 10 to /, second, and May
H., 1857 (Pansy), to /, third. Time, 1:04.
King Bird. Argyle ii, Bob West. Lady Dandy,
Piecario and McRonso also ran.
Second race-Six furlongs. Lallah, 10
(Clare), 10 TO 1, won; Jersey Pat, 112 (J.
h0OneN). 10 ~, eeconO, anu May L., 11U
Hayes, to 1, third. Time. 1855. Van
Dyke also ran.
Third race-Four aud a half furlongs.
Trixey Gardner. Sc q. Donnelly), to l, won;
Berwyn, LOG Boyle, TO 5, second, and
Princess Alix, 81 C. Dcnnelly). s TO l, third.
Time, 1:0l. Marguerite. Yagabond, Peter
Jackson, Pickaway, and Liiliput also ran.
Fourth race-Fiye furlongs. Halcyon. 10
(Morris), 4 to l, won: Billy Boy, 10S (Geiger),
20 to /, second, and Thackeray, 112 (Dwyer),
to l, third. Time, 1:09. Yestibuie. India
Rubber, and Apollo also ran.
Fifth race-One-half of a mile. Boonton,
81 q. Donnelly), 5 to l, won; Snooks, 100 q.
Moore, to ], second, and Jim r., l05
(Neale). s TO 5, third. Time, 0:55. Dorcas
L., The Pearl, Miss Castles, Canada Jack.
and Mccormack also ran.
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THEY MADE A NIGHT OF IT
Georgetown College Students Give
Their Annual Entertainment.
Minstrel Show, Banquet and Mask Ball
Combined-The Old Gray Edifce Rang
with Merriment.

There were sounds Of revelry last night
within the grim. gray granite walls of old
Georgetown College, for the students held
their entertainment, combining a banquet
and a minstrel performance and bal
maslue.
A joIier set Of good fellows never assem-
bled than the $50 who partook of the banquet
spread in the college refectory. The menu
card was in Greek and everything else in
tensely American.
After discussing the menu, both in Greek
and English. everybody adjourned TO the
CASTOR Memorial Hall. where they enjoyed
the excellent performance given by the
college minstrels.
Those who took part in the performance
were: Tom Duffy. Felix Smith. Joe heane,
Ned Brady. Dick Douglass. Tom Filming, L.
!. Brady. Joslyn Finke Harry Cover, Gus
Gaynor, Jack Fogarty. Frank Slattery, Fat
Seaman. Ed. McManus. j. A. fogarty
Charlie Mullan, Charlie Green, and James
Williams.
After the minstrel performance came the bal
masdue Here il was that the merriment
reached the fullest measure The ballroom
was profuselY draped with the national
coiors.
ne dance GdFQ tOlAdAltA SlAAEC4l ANAAA''
with an intermission, during which buffet
lunch was served.
The grand march was led by Mr.. Cade
Nash, past graduate, with Mr.. j. Neal Power.
OF the eSS&s OF '95.
Among the dancers were:
Messrs. o. Perry Johnson, Mephistopbeles:
Conde Bonoit. Napoleon: n. Dayy, English
fop; J. Cassidy, Jester: Thomas Clarburn,
niger dude: A. J. Frink, freshman; V.
Smith, Swiss peasant; James Ludlow, Me-
phistopheles; James Riordan. fisherman:
Myles Finley Macbeth; Charles Curley,
cowboy: William Fox, Mephistopheles:
William McAleer, clown; James Gar
wan. negro sport: William Broadhead,
skeleton: Charles Foy. Faust: h. Maher.
devil; A Foserty. fool; Thomas Wagsaman:
Ragged Pat: Frank Jorin, Claude Duval.
John Keone. clown; NJ. Sullivan, monkey;
H. Williams. negro: c. Williams,
cowboy: Louis Kennedy, Dutch
man: Charles Bouscaren, demon;
c. Horsey, Blue Beard; L. Lawrence, But
fnlo Bill; L. Prince, Jester: William Hoff-
man. ragged cat: N. Clarke, Indian; NJ. Ma
hon, burglar. and o. Tobin, monkey.
Dominoes were worn by Messrs. Z. Ken
nedy. James Parker c. Fleming, James
Monaghan. Daniel Ferguson, T. Dealney
William English, Robert Walsh. J. f. Wes.
sell. J. Sproules, J. A. DeyereauX, W. n.
Roach. NJ Murphy. Thomas Gaynor, A.
Deyereaux, Charles Miller, and James Dugan
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THOMAS BOWLING, AUoTIoNEER.

To close an estate, will, on TUESDAY,
MARCH FIFTH, 1895, at HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, offer Tor sale, by
auction, a desirable, well-built brick
house, with ten rooms, being No. 1000
Virginia avenue southwest (southwest
corner of Tenth and Virginia avenue south
wesD Dimensions of lots as follows, viz:
Beginning at the northeast corner ofsaid
square, and running south with west line
OF 10th street II 1eet; thence west IA feet
3 1-2 inches; thence north Al feet; thence
in a southeasterly direction 6 4 feet 3 inches
with the south line of Virginia avenue
south west to 10th street and point of begin
ming, being parts of lots 10 and 16, in
square No. 351.
Terms: Cash Will be required over and
above $4,000, which is now secured by
deed of trust, due February S, 1897, yield
ing six per cent interest, payable semi
annually, or all cash, at tie option of the
purchaser. A deposit of $500 Will be re-
Quired at the time of tie sale, and VIII he
resold at the risk and cost of defaulting
purchaser upon failure TO comply @an
terms of sale within twenty (20) days from
time of SALE Title perfect. Can show
certificate of Real Estate Title Insurance
Co. All conveyance at the cost of purchaser
With little expense this house could be
changed into desirable business property.
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER, Trustee.
920 F ST. NV.
feb 2T- -d&ds eX
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n q. SLOAN, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE EoFyALUABL PROP
ERTY IN COUNTY OF WASHING
TON, d. c., IN BARRY FARM SUB
DIVISION.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust to us,
dated the 6th day OF January, A. d. 1898,
duly recorded in liber No 1855, folio 4S6, ct
sea- OF the land records of the District OF
Columbia, and at the request of the party
secured thereby, we will sell at public
auction, infront of the premises, on FRIDAY
the 5th day OF Marcn, A ID. 1895, at 4:3O
o'clock p. m, part OF lot numbered twenty
two t22), in section numbered one { i J. OF the
subdivision made by the trustees of the
Barry Farm estate, according 10 the plat
thereof on file in the office of the surveyor
Of the District of Columbia, described as
follows: Beginning for the same at the
northwest corner of said lot, and running
! thence south along the dividing line be
tween lots % and %, two hundred and
| thirteen (213l feet, more or less; thence
IN an easterly direction one hundred and
sixty tl6O) feet, more or less, to the dividing
| line between said lots 22 and 21; thence
north along said dividing ne betweenlots 81
and p, niDety-Seyen (97) feet more or less,
I to the dividing line between lots 20 and %;
| thence northWesterly along said dividing
| line one hundred and ninety eight (19Sl
! feet, more or less, to the road or street
/ known as Bowen avenue" thence south
| westerly along the line of said road or avenue
| to the place OF beginning.
! Terms of Sale: One half of purchase
money 10 be paid III cash, balance in one
and two years, with interest at per ce.1.,
payable sem annually and secured by deed
| of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at
the option of the purchaser. a deposit of
| 500 will be required at time of sale. All
conveyancing and recording at purchaser S
| cost.
Terms OF sale to be complied with in
Is days from day OF sale, otherwise trustees
reserve the right to resell at risk and cost of
defaulting purchaser.
JAMES H. n. WARING, Trustee,
1882 18th st. NV.
THOMAS B. WARRICK, Trustee,
1918 18th ST. NV.
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Kurair.o,DonneII. hott.Gebriug

Baltimore. Feb 26.-The fight between
Jake Knrain and Peter Maher, March Is,
ODonnell, Champion Corbett's sparring
partner, instead. Charlie Gehring and
Stanton Abbott meet again in this city
March IL.
The Eureka Athletic Club. Al Hereford
manager, was incorporated to-day for
the purpose of conducting sparring bouts.
The club has leased the old Front Street
Theater II is proposed to open the season
on March IL. Two sparring tournaments
will be given weekly.
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LIE coIKTE is SUSPECTED.
Me Was Arrested by Detectives To Await
Further Developments.

Me Was Arrested by Detectives TO Await
Further Developments.
George LIE Cointe. the Frenchman, who
shot and nearly killed his wife and Charles
Frost, al the Globe House, ,cornerofEleventh
and streets northwest. several years ago,
is in trouble again. lie Cointe was ex-
tremely jeaIous, and finding his wife and
Frost together. procured revolver and
tired to end the days of both.
For this offense he was tried and SEN
fenced 10 work eight years in the peni-
tPntiary. After serving a portion of his
term lie COInte's release was secured
through the influence OF the French lega-
ti0n
He was arrested last night by Policeman
Sutton and locked up at the Twelfth street
police station for Detective Boardman
who has a charge or sus picion of grand
larceny against him.
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Work of a Desperate Hobo. .

John Lyons, desperate looking man,
was collared by Policeman Barry, of the
First precinct, last night for holding
up" pedestrians, and even invading busi-
ness houses and demanding money He
went into the oyster houses of both Hogan
and Weser, on Twelfth street, near north
west, and because the patrons Of those es-
Establishments refused to contribute to his
whisky fund, cursed them in the most out
rageous manner. His companion, a tough
looking hobo, managed TO escape.
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cruiksbank,s Heirs in Litieation

Thomas A. Cruikshank, william Crufk-
shank, and others yesterday filed bill in
equity, asking for the sale of lot 90, square
80, Georgetown, and of parts of lots 80
and 100, square 81. These properties
both have brick houses on them, and
the compliments say that Sarah and
Katie Cuiksbank have collected the rents.
They ask that an accounting be had Both
parties are heirs of Richard Cruikshank,
who died in 1874.
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Sailed Human Heads Exhibited

Tangier, Morocco, Feb. 26.-Adyices re-
ceived here from Fez state that the two cart
loads of salted heads of the leading Rahamna
rebels, which were taken to Sultan Abdul
Aziz by a detachment of the Moorish cavalry.
have been suspended from the main gate OF
that city amid great rejoicing upon the part
of the nonulhca
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Nicholas Disappoints the Liberals.

St. Petersburg, Feb. 26.-It is now stated
that the recent disturbances upon the part
of students formed part of a widespread
student agitation arising out of disappoint-
ment in the hopes which had placed upon
the reported liberalism of the new Gar.
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ID ATCLIFFE, DARR 6 CO.,
h Auctioneers, go Pa. Ave. NV.

FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY
CONCERN.
ONE OF THIRTY-FOUR SHARES IN
THE HARDWOOD LAND SYNDICATE
BY AUCTION.
BY virtue of a collateral note and direction
OF the holder thereof, we will sell by PUBLIC
AUCTION, WITHIN OUR SALESROO
920 PA. AVE. n. W., ON WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 6, 1895, AT ONE O'CLOCK P. NJ,
the collateral attached to said note, to wit:
CERTIFICATE NO. 20 OF 81, IN THE
HARDWOOD PARK LAND SYNDICATE.
All parties interested will please take
notice.
Terms cash.
RADCLIFFE, DARR& CO.,
fe27, ,-d&ds-XS Auctioneers.
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Electrical Strike Is ouiescent.


New York, Feb. 26-The strike OF the
electrical workers showed no further deyel-
opment to-day. The board Of walking dele
gates made tour of the buildings where
strikes have been declared, and reported no
new men at work. The number of men out
at the present time is /, 1000.
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Messenger barren Ininred

E.J. Barrett, department messenger, re-
siding at No 24OO street northwest, fell on
K street last night and fractured his wrist
He was treated at the Emergency Hospital.
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To BE Tried for Housebreakine.

Albert Madison, coIored, charged with
breaking into the barber shop of Edward
Amisiead. No 1873 Clicks alley, in the
night, viii come up for a hearing in Judge
Nller's police court this morning
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American Tourists in Asia

Smyrna, Asia Minor, Feb. 26-The Ham.
berg-Ameriean line steamship Augusta Vic.
toria, having large party of American ex.
cursion:sts on board, has arrived here.
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Lively B,aze in Georeetowu.


The stables and stock of John Dugan, No.
1907 to 1911 II street, were damaged to
the extent of 81 500 by fire about o'clock
yesterday morning.
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II. accounted po,ioemau Au,6r,dse.

He Assaulted Policeman Auldridge.
For assaulting Policeman Frank T. Aul-
oridge forfeiture of SO was marked OPP
posite the name Of Samuel Sheridan in the
police court yesterday.
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STORAGE
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Il holders of the Cross Manufacturing Com
pany for the election Of eight directors 10 serve
Tor the ensuing year will b. held at the ONCE OF
the lion L L DOEnham, lUs King street, Alex
andrla, Va, at oclock p m MONDAY, March
4, 1875 Books for the transfer of stock win be
closed from Feb 18Th 20 March 5, 1895
tel3eot-n3 W A DISNEY, Secretary.
DRoPosALS FOR FURNISHING CAST-IkON
Il Water Pipe.-Ofhce Of the Commissioners,
! Washington, D. C., February y, lS95--Sealed
proposals will be received at this Office until II
a m, MARCH 4, 1895, for furnishing casc-ir n
water pipe Specifications and blank forms
may be obtained at this ofdcs j. ". ROSS,
O. ORGE TRj ESDELL, CHAS F. POWELL
Commissioners d. C. fe5-6t
THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY WARNED TaAT
L have filed in the Office Of the clerk OF the
follow ng described bottles and the public are
herebyc autioRed not 10 Uss said bottles with
out nyc onsent under penalty Of the law.
LR YOUNG, Clerk
To JOHN r. YOUNG, esq,
CLERK Supreme Court of the District Of Co
li-n bia
SIR: In accordance with the act Of Congress.
Revised Statutes relating 10 the District OF Co
lumbia. section llSS, i desire 10 register in your
Ofd-@ the follow NJ bot les: White glass beer
| bottles with the following stamped thereon
the NOrthwe western BOJtling " orks ashing-
ton, d. C., l6O1 5th 81. NV J. H. Schleuter
This bottle 10 be sOId;' and white glass bot
ties with following stamp:
Northwestern BottIing Works, Washington,
ID. C., 1901 5th St nv. j. II SchIeuter, manu-
factUrer and bother Of beer and IMMORAL waters
1901 9th ST. NV.
Witness:
ALBERT SILLERS, Attorney at Law.
a true cOpy-Test:
j. r YOUNG, Clerk
By l. P. WILLIAMS, Assistant Clerk
LsEALl ie21-lit
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

A POSITION AS ELEVATOR BOY IN A
N hotel situation in store by a young
man eighteen years of age; of good habits: ref
erences given Address A. II. r., this Office.
fe<7-3td
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PERSONALS.

I AM NOT A COUNTESS NOR A GYPSY
u queen; am not seventh daughter: was n0s
born with a caui, am not something new and
Just arrived. but am AIAiE FRANCIS, one OF the
oldest estab ished mediums and am here 10
stay Am NOS indOrsed by the Clergy, but am
indorsed by some of the most learned and infiu-
ential people OF our city and many others. am
here TO help all those that are in trouble Lie
given fr m cradle 10 grave. Cards, 25. frances,
so. Hours. 10 g. 405 East Capitol street Those
that are in trouble call and be convinced
fa.5--t
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s. rs 10 Baltimore and Return via b. a
n n r. SI25

Ga all trains of Saturday and Sunday,
March and 3, good 10 return until Monday,
March 9TH, inclusive.
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Houghton g. Delano, Photographic
Supplies, I4i6 New York ave. fell, ,S,w
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FOR RENT-No. 1895 N ST NV, IL rooms
L and bath.
No. 1890 1ath ST. NV, II rooms and bath.
No 1911 Q street NV, ~ rooms an1 bah.
No 16ll 13th s. nv. 10 rooms and bath.
No. 1OU@ Vermont ave 10 rooms and bath.
Above houses can 10 r9uiet as reIuced rates
for the summer month
81. HEITMULLRR & CO.,
fe27-2w 1913 1ith 81.
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FOR RENT-HoUsRs.

EoR RENT--TO WHITE, SIX-ROOM HOUSE;
Crescent ST., Meridian Hill, bet 10Th and 17th:
one square above Bound Try; stable and well of
water; 50 per mo Inquire OF w. +. uGLE. ie27-3t
EoR RENT
TO white tenants q four-room hou5e; gas
and watee.
1907 St. NO fe2-3t
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

TOR SALE
i DECIDED BARGAINS IN n. W.
INSTALLAENI PLAN.
$50-CASH.
$50 payment each month win buy the desirable
new brick and stone dwell ing Elm st, La
Droit Park. Price only 1920
WESTCoTf, WILCOX & HIESTON,
1907 Pa ave ana 9th and La ave fe5-lm
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DR.. LEON,

l61 Missouri Avenue northwest
OFFICE HOURS. 10 ToI, 6ToI
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LOST

I oST-BUNCH OF FIVE KEYS: ALIKE.
IL marked No p; good reward for returning.
DR.. CZAhRA, "a B ST. ne feZ7-7r
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have 500 New 50 Wire Cots
Which / will sell till Friday, March 1. only; at %
cents each; come for one before they are al
gone. NOTES, Coz. I'd and G SITS NV fess-zt
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLAyEoUs

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
For SALE
Dress suit; size "a; cheap for cash Address
W, 2IIS g 81 NV. fe26-It
A n oLD-ESTABLISHED OIL AND GASOLINE
n route, and livery stable paying good money,
and house and stables for rent; viii sell single;
no tritiers need apply. W. +. HUNIRESS, l2g7
10th NV feiO-Im
TOR SALE-HANDSOME NEW WHITE
satin party dress with train: much reduced
rate; bust measure, 81 inches; length, 20 inches.
Address b. H., this Office fes2-6t
REAL ESTATE.
delightful suburban home, was 5000, If sold
this month, S4,250; over an acre of ground and
large house, in perfect order; only 10 minutes
from city. < O. GUNSON, Atlantic Building
fel3-tf
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FOR RENT-RooMs.

JToR RENT-THE BEST ROOMS FOR BUsI-
II ness offices in the city Inquire at TlIEs
office
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FOR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

IF YOU WANT TO RENT A FIRST-CLASS
i business Office inquire at TIME on CO
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MAY BE YOU DON'T KNOW Us WELL, THEN
4fA We II tell you who We are We sell first
class suits and ovsrcOats tsligktly worm at
figures way low down Call and see. Ji THIS
OLD STAND, 6I9 ID St nv. fe26-Ts
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08

a weather prophet whose predictions
might be watched as a matter Of curios-
ity, says that March will be the most
trying month of the present winter He
believes that April and May will usher
in an early season. and that the condi-
tons will be good for pushing agricultu-
raj pursuits. June will prove the stor-
my month of the summer, aad the
heaviest rainfalls Of the season will oc-
cur that month The remaining months
of the summer and early autumn prom
Use to be very dry and warm Hind
sight is apt to be more correct than fore
sight, especially in matters Of weather
predictions. Meteorologists. say that
correct forecasts Of the weather for perl
DDS Of more than "a hours are at pres
ent impossible, and there is nothing in
sight 10 create the impression that they
can be more successfully made hereafter
Frosts in certain parts of the country
can be predicted for a slightly longer
period with an approach to accuracy,
and foods in the rivers may be safely
announced some days before they occur,
but rain, snow, fogs, billiards. cyclones,
cold waves and mild weather predicted
for month ahead are mere guesses, and
often poor guesses at that.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1895-03-08

The adoption by the Senate of an
amendment to the sundry civil bill
making an appropriation of 1921, O2l
to construct fre-proof building on the
lot now occupied by the stables of the
government printing Office and the with
dFawal in the House of the bill to pur-
chase the Malone property as site for
a new government printing office settles,
it is believed, for some time all ques-
ton of the removal of the printing office
from its present site The probabilities
are now that TIE next appropriation for
tne government printing office building
will be fer the purpose of reconstructing
the present building
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Pa. X. r. Second Tour to "The
Golden Gate


The large number of people who have
leisure, aud the growing desire Of Amer
leans to see the wonders of their native
land, are the principal agencies in ad-
vancing healthy sentiment in favor of
travel.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pauys personally-conducted tours to
California will be conducted in all re-
spects as those of preceding years,
with some added advantages, which can
not fail to attract the attention and en-
list the interest of the tourist.
In addition to the high grade accom-
modations and entertainment in transit,
the Pennsylvania tourists are treated
with the same liberality wherever the
journey is broken The choicest room'
in the leading hotels are always reserved
for their use, for which regular rates are
paid, SO that the guests, although mem.
bers of a large party, enjoy all the pri
vileges of individuals who may have
made their own selections.
The second tour in the 1895 series tC
the Golden Gate will leave New York
and Philadelphia March 30, 1895, ar
irving at San Francisco March 90 aud
at New York and L Philadelphia May 16
1895. Detailed i''1eraty will be sem
on application to I, ourist Agent, 1896
Broadway, New York, or Room All
Broad Street Station. Philadelphia.