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The Republican journal., 1895-06-06


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every sort. 1t was to New Providence that
Lord Dunraven fled from Virginia. and
was made Governor General of the island;
ana here that brilliant scalawag, Blen-
ncrhasset the friend Of Aaron BUR-, made
his home under the name of Carr And
nnnumhered criminals oI greater or less
degree, have found solace from the tor
mcnt OF self-reproach and public scorn.
and at last a wanderey $ grave, on these
zephyr kissed shores. 1t is said IN Nassau
that when Blcnnerhasset found it best to
quit the United States, "bctween two
days he left the wife, (whom the classic
Grafton Of Writ has made famous,) to
Shift for herself After becoming 4 bright
and shining light i'll New Providence and
being elevated to the position of Attorney
General. he took unto himself a Bahamian
wife, without the formality Of legal
separation from wife number one. The
first Mrs. Blennelhassit discovered his re-
treat at last, and came on il 4 mood to
make things lively fcl her lccleant spouse
But some lluW shc was spirited ollt of the
saM,i aud maintained elsewhere Oh Il
liberal allowance. NJ amy rate the scan
dal did mpl iuiufe the reputation OF AL
tolneN -Gancra! Blemerilasset IN those
risterng day~, when little thing like
that did not count ial much il Nassau:
when gentlemen drank har, played high
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Relief lin Six hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases
relieved III six hours hy the NEW GREAT
SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE" This new
remedy is great surprise on account Of its
exceeding promptness in relieving pain in
the bladder, kidneys, back and every part
Of the urinary passages iii male or female.
1t relieves retention Of water and pain in
passing it almost Immediately. If you want
quick relief and cure this is your remedy.
Sold by A. A. Howes 4 Co., Druggists, Bel
fast, Me.
The Republican journal., 1895-06-06

A5sGN THAN THREE rHolS ANn
Nir NAssAT. ArIlAI. ~ iuhs
The Republican journal., 1895-06-06

by the Dr. Niles Medical ~. ElAhart. Ind
~ Msfors Marx1,rn
DAs ThAh@ - 49,
Restores Health
lIo'' tNit'n 'ile Spanish proprietary lli7
irinSl lli VAS l'All'tliisis Mas N'lll@hdcfed w
l'te ifiitlNh 'foWll l''f Mani S1lm ~ wv
sliN'l5i'la ''N'i''N t'u'il Hi'r' t''tl
Neal'4eih pel'9 N'lF ei'ss'' - iS''i @ili
>i4Ns'a ''ee'l''e 81 iie pi'vh-
acre. running trace mere WAS excitement
enough lh 'ills SNVlN fe4i"h curing lll'tt
oilvi iih" 'leHl fortunes were mace
tnA Mhl''FalleiW eN7laNa2A'ie" iha"lgel
ln hnt M 'he f"hfi4slWll N 'he CIVIL war
matters aet1ied aoNh A9alh alln lHe pe"-
ANS Weht ne Slt'ia n 9ei'ie q pursued
tlteli oid hiAe pe#te1ai ay"eailons II
"reekln9 ana sna@- iil- ~ mHeA ioi
fts "ul times oi history II yer want tc
GO illl0 lile 9e1all>- "AleH afe lAVeiiseiS
interesting, lei"i l-it, ca>ts ana Basepl 5
liStglies ilG tAt " hrNr!ces of the
>paMsh AnIiiitS Nlflttn ils LATIN ana
SIHtASh lN .ile tally i@ptlNs Ny thls PAM
@lAi IA tAN iMAte tees hi lNMfFs MA lfYing,
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AK FledeMeN t'nel, hr lirst lnAah-
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eNtl lheN AaNt MI ieA-qit i''itg taNtlN
'tp9M''leMr Ai+N ANNtN 8@H liiilAN "-N"N
!i9 Ee4Alti the A9li0eS Ml'h HiHAN-
1Nlsed lestlifneAh NlAiA4 iiiAl lAeN, hN
lMeNtntlh4 wrecks lake iAe A"nes' nleaN
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fa,,r ln aNtf4tnai4 te}ia5ois Community
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uith fr,rt;.. fe,vnr "a ,ll s,,.od .,ccs
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iIev wu,k themselves III M wv llvsreIicsi
Condition nu,lar jI, -.a1nppinus III +hn
sanctuary. fleuuantly ~ furiuus Al to
threaten their sanity. ~ be sure their
IDEAS al nelm at tuunl are not v4rv clear
In deemed but whenever they Ian vlolcut
lands nn a white neighhn~s chickens a,
dcvastatc Ills melon patch AID declare.
when accused ..Foal Gawd. nebbe, sees
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N9M l'K0vEpHNoE, bIlii~n
lth. When cruising among
w. Won wonder more and more
Ne heard 50 little about the
TN tile Biographies have not
ceoant o1 them. Hansacking
8lahotisc from end to end for
gng them, about all You can
paragraph IN the encNelo-
aM the map some tiny sperkS
aeast corner Of the United
n undistlnguishable u the
Af stand tol natei ~ Il
s.le SHAKEN j pepper hoN NJ
ab~0ts. lut Wien yen study
f4l awhile, Sour respect
aa- is maiNeIlonsiN Increased
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RECORD OF THE COURTS

Court OF Appeals, Chief Justice Alvey
and Justices Morris and snepherd-AuInn-
sion. Lloyd b. wight. ORDERS chase 81
al. vs. United states. mandate ordered 20
irsu,. IorIi with. Dunan vs. United States,
same order. Cnlby VS.. Dewey dismissed
for failure Ia print, two cases La f1eare
vs.. Chase, argued by couhseI; IN N. VIZ
baueh: argued and appellant aud Com
missioner OF Patents allowed " fis al
ditiOnal brief
Equity Court No. |, Chief Justice Bling
ham-BIack- vs.. Ross. time To take testl-
mony limited to sixty days. SeitZ vs.
ScitL, time to take testimony limited 10
forty-fiye days. Fillmore vs. Grant, Nor
Item. Carr VS.. Paul; auditors report
confirmed. Turner vs.. Turner, vacation
OF order of November Ii, 1888, ordered
and appearance OF absent Defendant OF
deTed. Assignments, Nos. 81, 81, o. 4O'
II, IA, 46, A, As, 90.
Criminal Court, No. 1, Justice O. U.
COle-Charles Humphrey vs.. James Evans
plaintiff allowed TO file an amended uecid-
ration. and continued until Monday Gins
berry VS.. Saltzsteiu, Jr.; plalntlII called,
and non-suit entered United States VS.
Louis a. Dunan; mandate court OF appeals
affirming decision OF supreme court, Ilieu;
TTnited States VS.. Charles H. Chase and
Mary jackson; mandate filed as IN pre-
ceding case.
Orphans Court-Justice Hagner-Estate
of David Irvine; final notice issued, ap-
poiHtulS t lluds, bSNSttlD -, = .
Thomas S. Tucker, guardian; petition OF
Jacob F. Wilson for removal oil guardian
filed. In the matter of the estate or Cella
E Andrews; receipts of pro rata dis
tribution filed. Robert w. shufeldt; pc
tltion of National Safe Deposit Security
and Trust Company filed; order OF pub
LEGATION issued. John II. Nichols, petit
ton of administrator for sale OF per-
sonal effects. Henry F. Getz; guardian
to orphans of John Bassius; petition and
order Of appointment; bond, $4,000. Es-
tate of James P. McVary; exemplified
copy of will filed. Estate of James L.
Young; order admitting will to probate.
Mayhem Platter: order TO transfer stocks.
Estate of Robert S. Avery: petition OF ex-
Pcutrix for authority to sell Estate or
John NJ. Young; decree of admitting VIII
to probate and ganting letters testamentary
to James s. Edwards; Job Earnard and
William A. Young; bond, S5u,o0o. Es-
tate of James Burns; issues framed and
jury trial ordered. Estate OF Jacob Car:
order admitting will TO probate. Estate
of William Hail Slack; trial by jury di-
rected. Estate of Laura Morton Webb;
order granting letters of admtnistra tion
to Jacob NJ. Vale; bond, $4,000. Estate
of John Wilson; petition of Amanda Wilson
| and letters Of administration ORDERED 20
| Whitfield Mckinley; bond, $4,000. Estate
| of Lot Cullinane; letters or adnlfnistra-
| ton to Martin Cullinane. Estat e of
| Rudolph A. Knapp; order OF pupttcauon;
return day. December 20, 1895.
Justice Bradley's court adjourned early
Yesterday, owing 10 the Illness OF a Juror
| Cox was ON duty - - = =.
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Auction Sales.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
of mills and machinery supplies. &C.
By virtue. of a writ of fieri facies issued
out OF the clerks office of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia and to
me directed. / will sell at public sale. for
caHh on the premises. No. 4S7 Missouri
avenue northwest. Washington, d. e.,
on Monday, November i 3. 1895, o CLOCK
q. M, the following-described property,
to-wit: Large stock consisting OF betting,
pulleys. antifriction metal. graphite, en-
CINE, mills. shafting. boilers. gear wheels,
iron safe. &C.. seized and levied upon as
the property of the Corbett Mill and Ma
chine Company, and sold TO satisfy execu-
ton No. 1882. in favor of Maish * Gorton
Manufacturing Companies.
ALBERT A. WILSON.
U. s. Marshal. D. @.
Duncanson Bros, Aucts.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL's SALE
By virtue OF writ OF fieri iacias issued
out OF the clerks office OF the Supreme Court
OF the District of Columbia and to me d.
rected, | VIII sell at public sale for cash at
the livery stable OF John II. Gheen, No.
621 6 street ncrtnwcst, at l O'Clock q. H.,
on Friday, November 22, 1895, enc &C.
set OF wagon harness, one set buggy harness,
one riding birdie and one buggy robe, at
tached and levied upon as the property
or William L. Hardness, and solo 10 sat
isfy execution No. 3S,522, in favor OF
the Carbon Dioxide and MAGNETISM Co.
ALBEIT A. WILSON,
u. s. Marshal. ID. c.
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
no IL, Is, 81 EN-
The morning times., 1895-11-16

The annual report of Gen GraighilI,
chief OF engineers. to the Secretary OF
War has been made public.
The board has prepared projects for
the artillery defense or Philadelphia, Key
West. san Diego. the mouth OF the Co
lumbia River, Galveston ana Puget Sound.
Ia addition, projects for the submarine
defense OF various places have been pre-
pared or revised and nearly all have re-
ceived the approval of the Secretary or
War.
SLOW WORK.
AS illustrating the backwa rdness Of
he work OF coast defense, Gen. Craighiii
cites the case of Portland. Me-, where the
project calls for thirty eight guns OF large
CdlIber, and forty-eight nIortars, While
enIpla dement's are being built for but
three guns; at New York, where the pro-
Ject calls FOR forty-fiye guns and 176
mortars, while Improvements are built or
building for but eleven guns and thirty-twO
mortars.
General Craighin attaches much i'm
portance to the defense or forts by sub
marine mines, experimenting the artillery
defense with the small funds he has com
pleted twenty-five easements Tor the de-
iense of the Atlantic coast and San Fran
cisco, and isabout to undertake the construc-
ton OF one at Galveston.
The appropriation for the preservation
and repair of Qualifications is entirely in
adequate. He suggests an Increase OF ap-
preparation from S45 900 to $4,000. As
the appropriation OF 81 900 for the ec-
QUESTION of sites for sea coast defenses was
entirely exhausted at Narraganset Bay, Bal
: timore and Charleston, he requests an adj
ditional appropriation of $3.50, 900 for the
procurement OF other sites.
FOR THE POTOMAC.
he submits in detail his estimates for
river and harbor improvements which, I'M
der the administration of his predecessor,
General Casey, were always withheld from
the public.
He recommends an appropriation OF
S150,O00 for the Potomac River. With
this estimate comes a recommendation
that the Long Bridge be rebuilt, as at
present an ice gorge would overflow the
city and do great damage; also that the
reclaimed lands on the flats shall be re-
served for park purposes and not given
TO commercial uses.
The morning times., 1895-11-16
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
1o.aoA. M.-PENNsY LvASIA LIN
TED Fuilinan slcrpiag. Dining, smok-
Ing and obseryatio3 cars Harrisburg TO
LOVE- cleveland and To.edo. Buffet
Parlor Car to Harrisburg,
1880 Al M I.- "a rlSE fg Paqjan
ana Dining Cars. Harrisburg 10 Pitts
a.4oP.M.acHIcAGoAND sT.LoUIs
ENPKESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car
20 Harrisburg. Sleeping ard Dining Cars
Harrisburg 70 81. LYuis. Cincinnati. Lou
10 70 M.@WEsTERs EXPRESS.
Pullman sleeping Car 10 Chicago, and
Harrisburg to Cleveland Dining Car u
1IoP. M.-soUTHwEsTE EX-
fkHSs PT!lm3n Sleeping and Dining
Cars TO st Louis. ana Sleeping Car. Har-
risburg 70 Cincinnati .
fliiniSn sleeping Car 10 PittsbIrg.
g.Ro A. M. Tor kale, Canandaigua,
f1cnester and Niagara Fails daily. ex'
1910 A. M. for Elmira and Remove,
daily, except sunday. For Wiiliamsport
daily, $40 d. IN.
Ter, Buffalo ami Niagara Falls daily, ex-
Cept saturday. with Sleeping Car, Wash
inEton TO Suspension BridSe via Buffalo.
10. 40 p. NJ. for Erie. Canandaigua.
Rochester. Buffalo and Niagara Falls
daily. Sleeping Car Washington to FL
For Philadelphia, New York and the
Fast
a.oOP. M.-"C0TGREs LIN
iTED:h An PariOr. Cars, with Dining
for Philadelphia week days Regular
at T.O5 Dining Carr. 70. SEQ. 1000
M n5RE esa and nd GG 82Hg ssF 5fg%
1000, and 1 80 Z. m. On Sunday, T.05
Dining Carr, 7.26. 800, 100 Dining
42o, $40, 1000 and 11.Y5 ?: m. F9f
a. m. v eek days. Express 2.0l end $40
For Boston. without change. $50 a. m.
For T Baltimore, s. %. .6S. 20. 7:5o, 900,
40. 4S6, 40. COS. 6. 20, ITO, 1000,
1910, Il-l5 and lbs p IN. On sun,
Iimitedl, 40, $40. COS. $40. TO.
1000. 1o.4O and 11.35 y. m.
For Pope's Creek Line. 20 il. IN. and A. SO
For Annapolis AM 7.s6, 900 a. m. 1915 and
4.20 T. m: daily, excssbt Sunday. Sun
Atlantic Coast Line Express for Rich
NJ, $50 p. m, daily. richmond and At
lanta, 8. 40 p. M, daily. Richmond only
1851 O. m. week days.
daily, and 42b p. N. week days
FG5 5' 1897 i1 49, e @ la 20 rs s4s
800 4.25, 500, 6.s7, 8: IS. 500. 10. 10,
and 1l.3s p. m. On Sunday at 4. 80,
7a45ss Gag Q a. M; 2'4o. e.lo' SOC and
Leave Alexandria for Washington, SOB,
6.43, 7.O5, 800, e.1O, 1918, 1928
SS. 70 10 80 sEe' f Sss S s09 ga "a
o. IN. On Sunday at 6.43, 10, 0.2S a
m; 2.l5, $50. 7.e0, 7.2O. 9.10 and
1852 D. m.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and g
streets, and at the station, Sixth and B
streets, where orders can be left for the
checking of baggage to destination from
hotels and residences.
8. N. PROVOST. J. R. WOOD.
Gen. Man. Gen. al. ACT
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EIGHT PNEUMATIC CARS.
They VIII Soon Be In Operation OF
the Ecktnutop Line

tue EChiDRtOn Lino.
The managers OF the lexington and Sol
diers' Home Railroad expect TO put into
operation soon six cars propelled by COM
pressed air. They are TO run from the
boundary at lexington to the Treasury
and to the Baltimore and Potomac depot
At the time the company was forced to
take down its trolley poles, Maj PoweH
called President NewOold's attention TO
the use OF pneumatic cars, as Constructed 0y
a manufacturing company at Rome, N Z.
This was In accordance with recOmmenda-
tons previously made by the engineer COM
missioner IN Communications TO Congress
recommending motors using compressed
air. gas and the like He has never felt
quite sure OF the electric underground
systems.
President Newbold received the suggestion
favorably and went 10 Rome 10 look into
the matter. As a result he ordered eight
OF the cars with pneumatic motor. He re-
ceived notice some time ago that six or
them were finished, and expects within q
month 10 have them in operation
The only place where such cars are known
20 be in use is westfield, Mass
The morning times., 1895-11-16
BRk\NN
BOYS

ambitious boys-boys
who are content to start in
a small way and build up a
mouey-making business of
their own-boys from whom
the word 'hustler" spurts
out all over-are the boys
who can engage in the
hustling company of youth
full merchants who now own
a branch of THE TINES
business-there's plenty of
room for them. Call at
THE TIMES Office between
5 and 6 P. m. any week day.
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For WIDOW and Children.

The will of James P. McVary. late OF
Brocktnn, Massachusetts, as certified from
the probate court of Plymouth County,
Massachusetts. was filed for probate yester-
day. Under the Will certain real estate iu
Washington, Inherited from decedent )
father, is bequeathed, with other real and
personal property, to bis widow and
children
The morning times., 1895-11-16
cHuRcu NOTICES,

BRO0KLAND NJ. E. CHURCH-Rev. Will
lam H.Chapman, pastor. SuDday-school, at
20 a. M; preaching by the pastor at 100 q.
m.;service, onductedby the EpworthL ea que.
M preaching by the pastor, at 1870 a. M;
service, conducted by the Epworth Lea que,
at $50 p. M; prayer service on Wednesday
evening at 7:30,
CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, corner Thir-
tenth and L streets NORTHWESTERN: DR.: A.
G. Rogers, pastor, will commence Sunday
morning next a course of sermons on The
Christian VOYAGE" The subjects will be;
2. Lights along the, shore 8. Con.
trary winds" 4. "Casting the anchor"
.. Port at last" rl3-
CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. corner Thir-
teenth and L streets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
at / q. m. and 7:30 pam.; Sunday school,
9:45 a. M; Young Peoples Union, $50 p.
70; Rev. A: 9; Rogers, p D.. pastor, a. m,
the third in the present series Of sermons ex.
planatory Of uniyersalisfn, subject, Christ
FOR all, the universal redemption" Mr..
Herndon Morsell will sing at this service:
!. mot. Not Ny y, Will, byt Thine" Ambf G
nod. 8. The Holy City, Adams
The morning times., 1895-11-16
LEG AL NOTICES.

FILED November 7, 1895. j. X. Young,
ciefk. IN the supreme Court OF me
District of Columbia, the 9TH day OF NO
yember, 1895. Lydia NJ uir Johnson ct
al, complainant. ys. Henry i. hensiiis
ton cJ al, defendants. No. l6, los, Equity
Docket IS. On motion of the plaintllis,
by ". H. Acker aud W. j. Miller, Their
solicitors, it Is ordered that the defend
ant, William Eensington, Henrietta Cow
ling. The unknown heirs at law OF Henri
eta u. Edwards, deceased, ana the chhuIeh
of William KensiBgton, cause their appear
ance tc be entered herein on or before lne
first Tule-day occurring forty Gays alter
this day; otherwise Inc cause VIII De pAo
cee,ied with as in case OF default.
The object of this suit is TO correct a
deed OF conveyance from Henrietta b.
Edwards. nov deceased. to John benjamin
johnson. of piece or parcel or ground III
square numbered six hundred ana twenty
five t625) and TO declare the title lee
simple in said John Benjamin johnson heirs,
and for other and further relief. ana
further ordered IN lis order be publlshed IN
the Washington Law Reporter and wash
iuSton Times once a week in three success
i've weeks. By the Court,
E. F. BINGHAM,
True COPY. Test: Chief Justice, &c.
j. Il. YOUNG, Clerk.
3t-uo9. IS. %
The morning times., 1895-11-16
A DOCTOR and DISEASE
The Plain Truth, by a Well
Known Physician, About
the Kidneys and the =
Blood.
How to Cure Blood Diseases by Cur
ing the Kidneys. The Action
on the Blood of Asparagus,
and Sparagns. Kid
ney Pills.

Every physician knows that our kidneys
are natural filters.
our Eiuneys AMER our blood.
Bio"d diseases are caused by badly fill
tered blond.
wnen the kidneys are wen they keep the
BODY well by keeping the blood pune WHEN
they are IA, they litter the blood badly
anu make US i'll.
The SICK k4dutys can be made well with
DR.. Hobbs sparagus Kidney PMS, ana
tuis IS wLet Ia. .Oisn DoDson says about II.
DOCTOR JOHN DoBsoN,
So-51 Dearborn ST.
Chicago, July 20, 1895
HOBBS MEDICINE co.
Otn,ien4eu-DeiIg convinced OF the truth,
so peTsistcntly iterated by you, that upon
the kidneys depend almost entirely the
purity OF the blood, ana that therefore all
Diood diseases could be cured by treating
the kidneys, 1 decided TO make falr trial
OF DR.. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills In my
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/ had found / could only temporarily re-
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the ana OF the special preparation OF AS
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/ was not disappointed.
From the very beginning, the resuits L
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In rheumatism ana govt these diseases
which we are often unable TO DO more tnan
relieve-sometimes not that-Dr. HobD
effected q cure.
Kidney troubles, diabetes, pain In the back,
sleepitSsness and all That tram OF disorders,
Were relieved in a few doses, and sooner
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In anacniia, ciIlorosis, general depression,
nervous headache, hysteria- neuralgia etc.,
tire effects were perhaps even more mar
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have now used DR.. Hobbs Sparagus
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Wishing you every success, ana mat your
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Sincerely yours,
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/ Dr. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney pins owe
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II builds up the kidneys, and through them
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A few doses viii relieve. "A Few boxes
will cure.
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for sale at all druggists, price 90 cents
per box, or will be sent to any auuress
postpaid, on receipt of price.
An interesting pamphlet ON the s9Dlect
will be mailed free TO any address. HOOD
Medicine Co., Chicago or San Francisco.
The morning times., 1895-11-16
Saws She Wa. Unfaithful.

George Armstead complains that his wife,
Kate has been unfaithful TO her maritai
ohIiratinns and names Robert Crawford
and Others as her Cu-pattners- He there
fore prays for absolute divorce Tue papers
were filed yesterday by Attorney fOun-
tain Peyton. Plaintiff asks for the custody
OF their infant child, Bessie.
The morning times., 1895-11-16
FOR sALE-coUSTRY PROPERTY.
EoR sALE-On very easy on

FOR SALE-On very easy terms.
from I 10 q miles from Washington.
20 acres adjoining Arlington Heights. on
Nj Vernon Electric railroad. also several
tracts containing from | acre To 100 acres;
improved and ummproved; also "a acres
10 be sold at auction near Arlington on
December 4. The attention or government
employees, mechanics, investors. specnla-
tors. and business men generally Is called
TO my large list OF suburban and farm
property. Call for my map OF country,
% miles around the District, and large
list Of property for sale free to ali callers;
also building lots for 81 per week. Now
! the time 10 boy; property shown free
OF charge. JAMES f. CLEMENTS,
nog-Im 1921 F st. NV.
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Brief Rnt Conclusive.

The last will and testament of Granville
Mason, deceased, as exemplified from the
probate court of Plymouth County, Massa-
chusetts, was filed for probate at the office
of the Register of wills yesterday. 1t
is quite brief, the substance being expressed
In seventeen words, as follows: AFTER
payment of my lust debts, all that remains
of my estate shall go to my children.
The morning times., 1895-11-16
Entertatned Son. of veterans.

Phil Kearney and Cushing Camps, Sons Of
Veterans, were given an oyster supper and
hop by the Ladies Aid Societies Auxiliary
last night at Golden Cross Hall. The hall
was tastefully decorated. After supper
was served dancing was commenced and
continued until midnight.
The morning times., 1895-11-16
EOR SALE-EARMS.

FOR SALE-230 acre farm, 80 acres
cultivated, balance in timber; adjoin-
ing town of Herndon; two dwellings, out
buildings. springs, streams and fruit; nicely
situated for gunners' clubhouse. or would
divide into small farms. Address Box 40,
HerndonP. o.. Fairfax county. Va. no16-3t