davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-02-13

Ser Srlntipru6 bes bcutI9en sal
Iers am 18. Sannar beim 8anfett in
@eiBen Saale oes t6nigliden 6hlOlIel
bat fOleenben @Drtlaiit: Ser beutiat
9as ilr elm Gag 6antbnren Ridblides
g8ie bas 9nnse Sabr in n0en Ieinen Sci.
ern cine ein5ise srUBe 8anfieier lit. f
| lit aies cine @ebenfFeier fir ben bp1Iin.
nlsen groBen &aiier. sluf benz beutiger
Sage ruht Der 6esen unb ibiuebt bel
@eiit 9eiien, Der in Der sriebensfirht
aebettet lie9t. g8os unIere @1ter hoff.
ten uno iuas Die beutide Susenb trdll,
meno geinn9en un6 seiuiinicbt, 10 iit es
ben beioen &aiiern nit ben perbiinbeter
sSiiriten DersDnnt getueIen, bas 0eutIht
8teid su erfdmpfen uno lpieferbersnItels
len. @ir biirfen oanEbar bic 80rtheile
genieBen unb Oiirfen uns bes beutiaen
cages freuen. Damit gebt iebu9 aud
Die ernite Bfli6t oil uns ilber, audi bas
81 erbnlten, mas Die boben Serren uns
erfdmpft baben. gIus benz 3eutIhen
6ein lit elm 8e eltreid gefuprben.
lleberalI in fernen 9beiten Der @rbe
iuobHen GauIen6e unIerer 2au6sleute.
Deutide Sitter. bentf1es @ilIen, beut=
ihe Betriebianlfeit seben iiber beng S5ean.
gtah gGuienben ppn MilIionen besiffern
/ iib Die @ertbe, tpelde 9entIdlanD auI
Der See fahren bat. 9ln gie, meme
Serren (bie Rei6stagsabseorbneten
tritt Die ernite 8fli1t beran, mir su hel-
| fen, bas iiberieeiihe &ei6 aud feIt an
unier beinliI6es Su gLiebern. s0as @e-
l6bniB, oas ib beute Dor Sbnen abse=
| le9t. fam nur bann CUR @abrbeit tpers
ben. iDenn Sbre BON einheitli9em, pa
triUtii9em @eiIte beIeelte, pollite Inter.
ItiiBun9 mir 5u Sbeil mira. Wlit bic,
| fem 8unide, bas sic in nDlI5er @inig-
feit mir beifen, meine Bflidbt ni1t mn
meinen engeren 2anosleuten, ipnberr
AUDI Dieler 9auienben poti 2anosleuter
I'M Guslanbe ge9eniiber sll erfiIen, bds
heiBt, baB icb tie idiiben fam, tpenn id
IsmuB, uno nit Der Maabnnng, Die nns
9llle angebt: .@as 8u erer6t pun Geii
men 8dtern Daft, eripirb es, nm es 81
Ibeiiben", erbebe i6 mein @las aaf I'm.
fer geliebtes beutfdes 8ater[nnb mi
oem &ufe: 9as 9euti1e 8eid leb,
bod, nodmals bod anb gum britter
0tale bod r.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-02-13

gSetttt uniere ietbitssfdtlieen Ge.
publitaner ni@ts mebr sesen Die bbien
9emufraten p0raubrinsen iuiiien, bann
greifen Iie auf oas 9eiueiene BON bents
{tben Demotraten geihlaaene) Gams
mann in Stem gort Suriid unb Oann
tpiro ibnen beifer. @s iollte uns leib
thnn, penn folgenbe republifaniide
@i6s 5afotaer 3ammanb -8rDden ibnetl
jibel befommeli m6hten:
gaslor ftabl $350.000.
@onperneur Gbelbpn iu6te ieinent
sefretdr einen gbeil 6e8 seIebliAen
galdrs fiir fid) ielbit ab5usuaden.
6hdbi9te Die Gtnatsaferboui6ule burd
politiIbe Ma6inatiDn in Der 8eiesung
Der aebrs unb 8erualtun9sdmter Der
G6u(e.
9futh bur9 asiebiuibriee 8erfisuna
iiber ben Stnatsihulfonb8 ueruria1te er
Dem Gtaote einen 8erfuit pOn $40. 900
Mpers perfeblte bas 5tdatsidas=
amt itrens gu iiberuatben als Dffpntliber
graminator; iiibirefte SDlge iiebt
3ablOr.
CRAWFORD -lies gnDlpr nit neuiinef,
Ter Gtrafe bur1ibllpfen.
aelIani ruinirte cine 8ant; bprgtt
@taatsgelber; @iiltlins.
Gauce bier5u nod 8elieben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-02-13

len als bohluidtig. 6elbit ieoer Sdnl=
ilnge iueiB mebr uDn Sulipnn nno gurs
bett an erSdblen, als bon @aibington
ODER 9incoln, un0 bieIer lhmadpole
3uitano, Der uns i'll ben glugei oes Gus
rOpders aIs Salbbarbaren eriheinen
laiien muB, iuurbe bon Der nnstosameri.
tdniiden Brelie nod NIT 9prliebe ge-
ndbrt. @anse Gpalten, ia @eitsn bra1.
fen Die 8ldtter iiber oieie Sample unb
luohenlang tuurben Iie psrher nit gr5
Berer 8i6tistbuerei beiprpden, als Die
ein9reifenbiteH politii6sH MaBregeln.
Bbl.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-02-13

felt anbetrifft, tief inter Der beutihldn
Oiiden @irthidaft Itebt, baB rtande Del
amerifaniIhen 9rinf I6ber gHonSi
ftdtten Der llnIittlihfeit iino. aber lpel
inn6t fie 5n fplhen? 8p6 lpobl Die
Safe, Die oaftit 5ufrieben Iiib, Die
iolbs Soft uerlangen. 8arlm fin6et
man iplhe 8erberbtbeit ielten in bon
DeutIdeu 9efiibrten unb fait ausIdlieB.
lid non Deuti6en frequentirteH 8irtb.
fhaften in bieIem 2anbe? auf Der
eifen 5eite Der tpilbe, robe @enu6, auf
ber ailbern Die seritbergerettete beutidbe
@emiitbli1feit. &6nnen iene edit ane-
ritaniIden Galubns auF cine b5bere
Stufe geboben uerben? @eipib, iobnib
ibre @aIte iittIi9 9eboben finb. Sierin
Iiest Der Gngriffspnnft. anf ben bic
nGiuic federation" tire ardfte cuncens
triren iollte; erit miB lie bic llr ria d E
beIeiti9en, ebe iie ben G0I9en fpir=
fnngsueil tuirb bprbeugen t6nnen.
8amit m6dten mir nibt etipa perftanss
ben fein, baB unStpeifetbafte 8erbre6ers
ipelnnfen, pte tie iidb oft beionbers in
8rDBen Gtdbten einniiten, niht nufges
bobeH tuerben ipllten; bag sefdiebt aud
in 9euti6lanb uno lit ielbltuerItdnbli1.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-02-13
Wtansnter 80.
9ineoIn GOmntD.
Qenf1 81 10. sseh. I8,

9enflnr, 10. 6eb. 1896.
gs lit CUTE glusliht D0rbanoen, bah
2ennor in rddifsr 3ufunTt cine So
8arrea Wablmiibie betpmiuen mlro.
Serr @ogner, ein 8eutidher pon Rids
lanb, g. 8, mar bier Inn cine paIfeane
8aulteae fir bic Mu1le oussuudnlen /;
oas @ebdube iOl ettpa am /. Naai III
an9riff 9enOmnen tuerben.
Die SerreR Gmit6 q gaidolos BON
@Ortbin9ten, Mtnn., BADEN bies eiue
8irtIbaft er6ffnet. gie finb GeufSshs
uno fdeinen @elddftslente nit reichli
hen Witteln 81 iein. gsir beiBen Iie
tpillfDmn1er.
Sas iiin9fte Gteigen Der @etreibe=
preiIe beiuies, bnB npdl @etreibe Inn
lleberaaB uerbanben III bon Der I895er
Grnte, inoem itniere @etreibefduTer Die
gan5e SO DE DOlfauf beiddftigt lDareit.
@prreipDn0ent.
SD iuiinTde nit MlIen ait correSupns
hiren; bic Bluniduls gfldnsiinae su
fnlfeH tuiiui6en i'm Sribiabr, in6em i'd,
eifien gorratb beft 9dnnlen ilno gtrau
bfrn babe, Die meiit IN 8nfota aesDaeli
gsreiIe febr nieoria, iii
Der beionberefi auaIitdt.
4oreiiirt q. U. Sreefeman.
2enngr, g. q.
& 5 l- y
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-02-13

@sar bdufis bate lei6er lit iiingSfer
3eit ieoer uerniinftig benfenbe Mienih
tUOhlbesriinbete uriaGe, iich iiber Die
bDdffe @eleb9ebnng bes 2anbes, ben
gongreB, iueioli1 luitie Su MAIDEN. SEA,
mentlltb bem Nnslanbe ge9enibrr ges
berbetert iieb uniere 5taatsmdnner su=
iueilen, als Oh iie BON Der garantel ges
itUfen ipdrell; in ben un(inni9iten Bes
i6lifien lieBen Iie ibre sSiRso Butb aus.
Hatirli6 obne baB man iie in europa
erit nabm. llmIomebr iit e8 an5nerfenz
men, baB Der @onsreB iueben elm @eIeb
erlaiien bat, iueldes bel ben 5reunbsn
wabrer @elittuns un6 8ilouna beifdai.
9e 4nerfenning finoen ipirb, nGmlid
ba8 @eieb, nah ipel9en es in ben Eers
Iritprien Der Ser. Gtaaten llab benz Di=
| itrift Columbia uerboten III, 8reisfdnt-
Ipfe 5pilden MeniAen llntereinanbe,
ODER 5luiiben Meni9 un6 9bier sii per
lanltalten. glnf bic gtoaten Der llnior
lldBt iidb bas @eieb nibt anmenben, b
lbier bic Surisoifti0n oeS gpngreifes
aufbDrt, bod beIteben in ben rneilfel
GIaaten Idon ldn9T dhnli6e @eIeBe. -
WihtS luirft perrDbenber auf Elm BBlf
4 als bieIe Sample, Afb mean aud bi
beutIde Beo6lIernns bes 2nnbes iid
ftetS ablDelIenb gegel, berartige ,8er
gniigungen", BEL benen fih bic Wen5del
1 ioeop,,fetffn fnhfSr,fnocf nerhn1fen hn
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-02-13
ssf einer oer ester ganmmern pOn

scSss elmer Der lebten 9lumntern bonn
J, ,g(merican gbeep 8reebern idreibt S.
s.. gSina BON Dbie, baB man in ieinem
Gtaate nit Der 9lbiibt um9ehe, ben
@ampf fir refine @olle auf5uaebmen.
Mr. @ing's Ibiidt sebt 6abin, Staats=
essuIpeftion fir alle 8oGeH= gSaaren eins
sufabren. 8isle Snipeftion iea nitbt
obligatprii1 lein. Nber Der SSabritant
BON 8olIenlunaren ipll feline Baare be-
h6rbli9 aepriift baben f6nneu. @ean
Sie pm ben SuipeftOren nrterIu9t NOR
ben Sino, fuersen iie NIT elmer Nfarfe
per{eben, fpeldbe ben Grab unb ben Brp
aenf|nb an gSelle an5eigt. 8iaie Wtdrs
len iollen ipie aGe Sanoelsmarfen 9eieb
lid) aeIcbiibt iein un0 ibre unberufene
8eriuenbung i6tuer beitraft fperben. Sa
brifanten ppn gerin9wertbigea Gtnfen
(5hobbDl, iperben natiirlid oapon ab.
Ieben, ben Mansel jeoen @ertbe8 ani
elmer beIonberen Marfe, fiir luelebe iis
besablen nlaIien, ibren Sabrifaten ar5ll'
heften, uno anf bieIe @eiie iphroe bas
QOrbanoeniein Der itaatlihen 5dnB'
marie an Ii6 itbon Die beiieren @oll'
1uaaren an5eisen. Ser @epanfe, bei
fit sseoen, ber @olle i6cert, uerfanft
Ooer iemais @oGe 81 feinen eisenel
aleibern brautbt, pon Micbtisfeit 1T
Derbieat petlits llnteritiibnHs BON Sci
ten Der lanoiuirtbldoftli9en 5tinm
geber.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-02-13
9er reidlte gytann Der @elt III. un=

Ger rei6ife Neann Der @elt ift mn
.apeifelhaft Sobn 8. gfobinion bon
@ib. 8frita; iein germ6sen tpirb aui
$3.50, 100000 9ei9dbt. Die meiiten
ainIerer 2ejer tudren nit 800, ,000-iD
bentt Sbr iebtl 5ufrieben, bemnad
miBte bod 3pbinion, ber nDh Dor 18
ssabren tief in Gdulben ftefte unb bonn
ielben SolSe tpie mir Ollie gefdniBt lit,
gepiB in 8ufrieoenbeit iduimmen.
Sse6lgeTbleIIen! Der Mann pill's nuf
4 900 Rillionen brinsen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-02-13

es,te bielen Sfanoale in 8ierre in
Ser leBten 3eit baben clue an5ahl bDrz
4iaer Barger auf bic Soee ssbratt, cine
,,giDic SeDeration" nad) oem 8Urbilbe
Gbicago's 5u 8rinoen unb eine aaitas
fisn fir retnere Giften in Gang 81
{eben. Aie Sbee lit nid)t nnr git, iuns
bern aud feb t aeitsendB aber nidt in
benz gimme iuie Die 9eranItalter iie aufs
sufaKen idleinen, Mit Der gepObnten
aurafi6tigfeit Der nrnDoernsamerifani-
}ben. @efsrner. ihleben iie benz Ga'
iubn Die 9nn5e @erantlportlidfeit anfi
DieIer mhBte pernidbtet iuerben, banr
tpiirbs bic GlttenuerberbniB in cite
gugenbhaftigfeit unidlagen. geun II
ss lpobl tpnbr. buB Der anlerifaniI1'
ealabu i'm Dur6I9nitt, lpas Nnitanbig
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-02-13

reideu 2anbes brineen, er rpeiBt ms
ben Beg, wie mir Die finan5ielIe
5flauenfette GurOpns abiuerfen f5nnea
ii1,o stebt oem gnn5eH gDlte ieine 10
iange eridhtterte 8uueriidf, iein 8ers
tranen in iid ietbit, rpieoers
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-02-13
2amae aenua bat bas niiblidlte

2att8e senus bat oas niiblidite
Sausthier, Die 8ub, in unierem Stdnte
auf aerebte glnertenuung luarten ntitiien
geoulbig unb INNER pflidttreu leiftete
fie bas 8eftmb9lide ielbit in Der 8ers
bannung am GtrDbItUf. @nolib aber
Dat man ertannt, bas feds aiibe mebr
reinen Nuben brin9en dis 1000 8uibel
8el5en. Soffentli6 pirO .gDifie" nod
.R5niqin.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-02-13
gluei sssiaer fanoen III elmer fed

/ 9luei ssdger fanOen in elmer feds
Meilen speitlisb uun SDt Gprings ses
legenen tiefen Gdlufht Elm @eripps.
sic ineioeten lire Gntoedung benz
Coroner uno bieIsr fellte nit 5ilfe eis8
niger in einer bel Dem Gfelett liegenben
2ebertaihs befinoliehen 8opiere feit, baB.
man bic Iterblidben &eae bes Dor Stoei
Sohrsrt pl6Blid uerihmumbefier 9nfaps6
ette Gelber por licb babe Der Gddbel
fuor eingebriidt, uno oa oieIe 8erlebuna
lpiuobi onrh ben Gtur5 pom a5hnuge,
nls bnrh M5rberbano oeruriad,t iein
fam. 10 lit cine llnteriuhuns eiuseleitet
iDursen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-02-13
9aS Creamery sSieber graiiirt be-
reits i'm san5en @taate. Sc iAIimmer
,beito be1ierl

Gime iunse 8ame miro als Die bette
&eonerin Der Idnlmtlithen @6iiler anb
Sblterinnen Der Gtaatsnniperlitdt su
8ernlillipn eeriibmt. @ebe Dem a3us
9iinftiaen", Der lire @aroinenpreoigten
apirb iiber Iic1 erqeben la1ien miIien.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-02-13

Scr ,,Gtauonrb Sil 9ruit" bat
{oeben Iein @ftienfapital I'm elm paar
MilIi6nden perludfert. Gin ,,@riiuer"
frdgt, Oh oas bebente, SaB BEN Betros
leum 9afier angeiebt iuurbe, es iuerbe
bod iiberaG i'm Gtaate iiber i6te6tes
Sel seflagt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-02-13

GiItst CsissD bot Ealben feaess sassfaerb,
bic GnedTibsr enbalten bn gluediilber sr ben Sinn
ritien rDro lusrH es bnrd bic ibleiut9sn EttrHd9tu
esnbrinet Sole Arlitel ipuen ME atber aai 8srorbs
nung gut beruensr Aerjte ssbraut DerSsH Sa ber bas
ben ben ne nnrtsn sehnntal grcs II ass Sas nts
Rar Eabristrt ucu T. s. gbsnsy g &C.. 9olsbo, O..
sntbdil tsin ausdfl6sz unb 1piro nnerii ssuouimei
has hr bic adis bsiomust. Sic ptrb tunerd gsuoulsg
anb IN Folebo. Ohio, uou 8. s. @henep d 60. gema9t
BersnAit DON nuen @pothefern ;srss 76c. hte
TIaiAs.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-02-13

y Goll bos 8Int ieiner Nnfgabs gts
b5ris nahEomnsn.iu iIt es abIelut notb~
ipsnbia, nnB e8 nisht nur rein lei, iofss
bern audi Die acknowledgement Glensnie
In rsitblidem MaaBe entbalts. Gin
'iplgAes aitl ipirh am beiteH burr5 bic
bsfannte blutreinisenbe Mebiait, gssr8
GarIapnrina, erreisbt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-02-13
Narssseri

8eYert Cure 9ferbeaeicbirre ielber
aus nit benz ausse5eidueien Se0er bsr
Giour 5allIer Gerberei
unb fport Gelb.
2eiAte luolitdt SO gts per Bfb.
Gbmere laeiitdt 34 gtg. per Hfo-
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-02-13
8ie berIbmte m2 d rFen

Die berii mte 81 rfen@
Tdminlnns bes Grdfen 9rinDli IN
g}dris, eiles Neffen Der prin5eFin
Mlathifbe 8ondparte, i1t IoebeH an
Serrn 8ietDr Robert fir 150. 900
syrancs perfauft tporben. Diefe
5ammlmng, Die bereits pon benz Naz
ter bes 9rafen angelegt ipurbs, ift
bes6olb benierfensipertb. neil iie nur
ungeifempelte Morten entbdlt. Cine
ser Mdrten. bic bes 5iirifenthurns
MsDlbail. iit auf 5000 Grancs gs=
{ehGBt, 5iDei dnbere ber sSrlIel H6urion
auF 5000 nnb bic iiberuus feItene 3
2ire Marte pDn SOsfana duf 3000
syranes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-10
CLOSED THE SESSIONS,
End Of Annual Meeting Foreign Mis-
stOnary Society.

End OF Annual Meeting Foreign Mis-
stonary Society.
Inc annual meeting of the Baltimore
branch of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
which closed last evening. after a session
OF three days at Metropolitan Church, cor
ner Of Az and streets northwest was. I'm
the opinion of those Interested, the most
successful in many respects that the branch
has ever held
After the close of the report of the pro-
ceedings Of yesterdays session In The Star.
a number OF officers were selected to serve
Tor the ensuing year, follows: District
cretaries-Washington district Mrs IT
II. Martin; Baltimore, Mrs c. r. Stencil.
East Baltimore, Mrs. w. NJ Wfnks: West
baltimore, Miss Helaby; Frederick, Mrs
= w baldwin: Virginia conference Mrs
). NJ Hartsock; Wilmington Mrs s =
HoHecker; Wilmington district Mrs L 8
Barrett; Dover district. Miss May Thornp-
son; East German conference, Miss Grace
Elma Uhler
For superintendent of mission bands, Mrs
X X. Batter was appointed with Miss Nam
ME Turner as her assistant for the Juvenile
societies In the Washington district: Mrs
Belle Bennett and Miss Sadie Logan were
also selected 10 take charge of various lines
of mission work
Mrs. E x. Wright was appointed gen.
eral superintendent of mite boxes and Mrs
~ -. iAdNliiaSS OF The commit
Tee on literature. On account of the great
Increase In the work of the Office of the
corresponding secretary. Mrs. ID. c. Nor
gan. the office of assistant corresponding
secretary was created. and Mars. S. c. Hill
was elected to the position
Mrs. Eaton said she was authorized to
announce donation of 500 to the mission
airy cause from Washington lady who de-
cHned 10 allow her name to be made public
AT the close OF the regular business of the
convention the branch held q memorial
service in honor of the late Mrs. j. Nc
hendree Kelley of Baltimore who, at the
time OF her death. March - last, was enc
OF the most active workers for the cause
or missions in the Baltimore conference
ana whose husband, Rev. DIR. Re!lcy was
Tor more than twenty-five years, pastor
of some of the leading NJ. E churches in
" ashlngton and Baltimore. A tribute was
read by Mrs Stevens. who also made some
touching remarks the subject Mrs
Burcb and others also referred TO the low
able character of Mrs. Kelley
After vote of thanks to Rev Hugh
Johnston. pastor of Metropolitan Church
and the members of the Ladies' Aid Society
for their entertainment of the DELEGATES
the meeting adjourned sine die.
The report of the general secretary show
ed a grand total of sll,ls5.02 contributed
since the last annual meeting a ne. in
crease OF SppS.21 OF this sum 81 49,. 81
came from the Washington district. The
total expenditures during the year amount
ed 10 $ll ,425.l II, leaving small deficit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-10

weeks ago, has recovered from the attack
of rheumatism he suffered shortly after
mis- arrival abroad. and is now enjoying ex-
cellent health. Miss Agnes has also re-
gained the strength she was in such need
OF and to recover which she went abroad
Iney VIII return In November. Mrs. Droop
and her younger daughters are still at
their charming country place, near Rock.
vile.
DR.. T. G. Addison, mother and sister are
again at Trinity rectory. after a months
STAY In Everett Bedford county, Pa
Miss smith and niece, Mary L. Hemp
stone, of 1902 Lydecker avenue, Holmead
Manor have returned from visit to Ever
EFT, Pa.
Mrs. p. Lacey and granddaughter, Mrs
L. A Hester, and the latters young son.
Everett Lacy Hester, have returned after
a pleasant visit among relatives in Virginia
The Misses Topley, having spent an en-
Jryable summer at their home in Virginia,
nave returned to their residence, 174l F
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-10

BRENNAN. In loving remembrance of darling
MArDE, vino died year ago. October L.,
1898.
by HER MOTHER AND SISTERS.
Al Anniversary mass at st. Aloysias Church $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-10
DIED.

ERowN. RICHARD l. BROWN, son of VIA. and
Sarah A Brown.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend s-ry-
ice at his brother-in-law's jos: e Sauircs. 516
1th street northeast. Oh Monday, October u,
1896 at 80. lniermcnt private.
CADY. On Friday. October .. 1896 at G pm.
BRIDGET CADl, beioyed wife Of Patrick
Funeral will take place from her late residence.
haas sd street northwest. Monday mornne,
October j., at $50. Requiem at st.
Stephens Church. 3 oclee. Friends and
relatives Invited to attend
HOWARD; Depart.d this life Saturday, October
wife OF samuel A. L. Howard and daughter Of
Louisa Forrest
Church. On 9Th street between L and NJ. at
pm.
am. Rev ANDREW JACKSON, beloved hus-
land Of Lucy and brother Of Allen Jackson at
Fun" raj will take place from the Third Baptist
Church, corner y and 9th streets northwest.
at = O'Clock pm, Sunday. October IL. Rcla-
tives and friends invited to attend. The
mains will lie in state in the church from IL
O'Clock until pm. Please omit flowers. AT
lantic City aud Philadelphia papers please
copy
o'CoNNEI1L. On Friday. October Q. 1896. at 6:30
pm, MARGAEEr A, sister Of Rev. Father
OConiell of st. Stephens Church.
Funeral Monday, October L., from her late
residence. so6 9th street northeast, at s:ao
am. theace to ST. Josephs Church. where
requiem mass Will lie said for the r,T,ose VI
her soul.
THORNTON. On Tuesday, October G. 1896 ri
1:3o pm, ANNA THORNTON. beloved wife Of
". NJ. H. Thornton.
Funeral fIam Miles Memorial Church. 81 street
between and New loES avenue. Sunday. 90 DC
toher IL, at o'clock pm. e
TOWERS On Saturday morning. October 10. 1896.
SAMUEl. AI'POl.D, of Iempel and the late
CorIiclia Il. Towers IN the fty-seyenth year OF
his age.
Funeral Monday. October IL. at . o'clock pm.
from the residence Of his father, No. SO7 X
street northwest. Relatives and friends Invited.
IntrrInent private. Please omit flowers
MAILING. On October o, 1896, at 5:35 AM
WILLIAM FRANKLIN. beloved of William
i. and Martha %. walling, aged nine years.
Funeral will take place from late residence No
10lS Sd street southeast, at 2:3o pm. ON Mon
day. October IL %
I'm Memoriam.
BRENNAN. In loving remembrance of darling
MAtDE vino died year ago. October IL,
1895.
by HER MOTHER AND SISTERS.
Anniversary mass at st. Aloysias Church $50
am.
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Secretary Lamont's absence from yester-
days informal gathering of the cabinet is
explained by the fact that he went over TO
New York and registered as voter at the
November election. He returned in the
afternoon and spent The evening at the
White House with the President The War
Secretary does his business in quiet, un-
ostentatious way and does not think il
necessary to exploit his movements or ac-
tons. Inasmuch as he has publicly in-
dorSed the nominations of Palmer and
Buchner, ii is a natural inference that he
viii cast his vote for that ticket.
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BROWN. RICHARD l. BROWN, of VIA. and
Sarah A. Brown.
Relatives and friends invited attend
ice ut his brothcr-in-law's jos. e. Siuir,s $40
nth street northeast. Oh Monday, October II,
1896 80. lniermcnt private.
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Naval Orders.

Commander C. C. Todd has been ordered
to ordnance instruction at the Washington
navy yard. Lieut.. c. p. PlInkett. from
Indian Head to the Terror. October -; En-
sign II. H. Hough, to special duty at
Brooklyn, n. Y; Assistant Engineer l.. F.
James, from Monterey to the Detroit.
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SPECIAL
AT THE RINK,
N. Y. Ave. bet. n3th & 18th.
rlonday, Oct. IL.

200 OAK AND MAHOGANY-FINIsH ROCKERS.
saddle and oobbler seat. WORTH $500. SPECIAL
PRICE MONDAY, $3.50.
500 OAK AND MAHOGANY FINISH TABOU-
RETTEs. WORTH $1.75. SPECIAL PRICE MON
DAY, 90 CENTS.
100 SOLID OAK TABLES, 24x24 in TOP with
lower shelf. WORTH $3.50. SPECIAL PRICE
MONDAY, % CENTS
10 5-PIECE PARLOR SUITES, $16.8.
20 3-PIECB SOLID OAK CHAMBER SUITES,
$13.S5.
IS PAIRS TAPESTRY PORTIERES. $685.
so PAIRS NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, 81
yards long, 60 inches wide. $1.19.
$50 YARDS JAPANESE CREPE DRAPERY. lac
1000 BEST QUALITY OPAQUE WINDOW
SHADES, spring rollers, 23c.
Special prices i'm Carpet,
Upholstery and Wall Paper
DEPARTMENTS CASH OR
CREDIT.
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BORN.

DAVIS. On October O. 1896 to Mr.. Jno. II. and
Mrs. Davis, Metals, a daughter.
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S2.08 pair.
'Warren's s feather bone,
&c. instead of &C. Yd,

Warren's Feather Bone is
used for the bottom of skirts,
and is the best thing on the
market-sold and advertised
for &c. yard-our price, &c.
so dozen pure linen buck
Towels, Fl by 43 inches-such
as you pay 25c. for around town,
for
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MARRIED..

EORGAN-CI.ARK. in Baltimore Md, September
IA, 1S!6, STANTON a MORGAN and MAUD
7. CLARK. beth Of Washington, 10y the Rev.
MI. Edward lnsle.
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70 cents.

Changeable giace silks, in
handsome small designs and the
latest colorings. Special price
for Monday
20 cents.
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/ able 6 = &c.

Last Of the Evening Silks that
have sold so quickly at ST, $1.25 and
$1.5o yard. Lovely Brocades and
Satin Stripe Taffeta Silks.
DThese will be found on second floor. where is
the dark room" lighted by electricity-the proper
place to make selections Of Evening Silks
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20 cents.

Brocaded satin, large scroll
designs, which is usually sold
for ST. Special price for Mon