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FOR RENT
l734 Corcoran St, 12r &b. ............s5 $50 90
'tA st-' Id 90
li22 L st., lSr. &3b. ................l1O 90
l1O6-OS Sth st. Sc, 12r. store. ........ IS 90
lSoo N Y ave. Sc. 7r&b. ....-... IS 90
r. L. GOODMAN
iaS-W&S.u tfl3 18th s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-10

FOR RENT IHREESTORY AND EASE;IENT
corner brick dwelling; II large well-ligh.r rooms.
with roomy closets attached; baths and Il gar
ret; good coalition: all modern improvements;
Iowa Circle: admirably suited for cn;eIt lin
leg renting Address NJ. {. L., Star Of
fee ieS-Uts
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FOR RENT
ITO n II av, 2sr .G66. 81
1717 X st NV. l7r.9s.33
POPS Col losd, 20r. 200
COS Pa nv. store and
warehouse .2OO
1928 Il I av. 17r. ..1G. CT
1011 Conn av, lar. :. .1J0
176 n X ave. l4r.. 1850
1899 VT av NV. 14r. $50
Ga 18th st NV.
62l 18th st NV, I2r. .125
1928 n st DIV, 15r. rs
1901 18th st NV. 11r.125
1890 \ Y Nv NV, l2r. 125
GIT 18th st NV. Tor. 100
1913 Fla av,p't I'd d. 100
Tskoma Park, Carroll
ave, l3r. 100
1923 Mass av, 13r. 100
1928 10th st NV. 22r.10O
1896 n st NV, 12r. 100
1871 X l av NV. 12r. 100
1894 : st NV, 13r. 100
1i53Huntington pl.1Gr1O0
ZIG II I av NV. 12r.lOU
1910 18th ST NV (store
and dwelling, Or. e. 80
+ st bet 0tL&l0th. 12r. 20
1928 l st NV, l2r. SO 81
1928 ! st NV, VT. .S3.:s
1ei4 21st st NV l2r. S3.3l
1902 NJ ST NV, Or. .S3. 30
1916 2isr st. lIr......T5
416 9th st NV. 16r. "a
1231225 d st. Tor. .Ta
1921 DIST 81 NV, Or. 10
ISL q Il NV. l5r. :. 10
Tl2 18Th ST NV. i2r. .6I
1918 II ST NV, I3r. :. e.
lSiS Wyoming av,15 .Gs
els F 81 DIV, l5r. 80. &c,
3025 y st NV. l2r. =. &c
1927 y st NV. 12r. :. .Gs
SOC f st NV. 1lr....6s
20li Hlllyer pl, 11r. 80
S02 1lth ST NV, l3r. CO
500 llth st nv. 13r. . GO
l4i9 y ST, lar. .GI
2233 Q st NV. 13r. .. CT
4a3 11th st NV, 2r. .G5
s17 18th st NV, l2r. .Cj
li5a p st NV, Tor. 90
1915 Goth st NV, Tor. 60
1884 2sth st nw, l2r. 80
2al r ST ne. 7r. co
!S15 18th st NV. 12r 80
1913 Pa av. If, Or. co
1921 ooh st NV. -. ~
210S q st NV. l3r. :. go
2023 Billyer pl. Tor. On
lit3 Q st NV. Or. :. GO
Cottage H" Chevy
Chase, Tor. 60
1917 l. st NV, pr. .55
1913 o st NV. Tor. :. .55
1890 " st NV, Tor So
2o2l Hillyer pl. Tor. IS
1912 q st NV. Tor. 30
1913 Fla ay.p't LIST fl. 20
For full list Of furnishe
Tn0S
je6-tf
FOR RENT For TER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-10

FOR RENT SALE-OR EXCHANGE HOUSES OF
Ii rooms. 3i2 acres; roOms, ~ acres; rooms,
acres; rooms Y acre. All having shade,
fruit, pure water. high. in good neighborhootis
and T. Z. stations. For terms and partic-
ulars apply to F. BENJAMIN. $40 F It. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-10

COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE
Lot on BrghtwoOd ave, west side commencing
corner PiEey Branch road; containing three 81
acres: fronting on Brghtwood ave- about 200 feet.
Also lot on Pi1ey Branch road, east side Bright
wood ave. containing about acre.
VIII be sold on easy terms. Say One-third
cash and balance one, two and three yenrs, with
interest Any person desiring suburban lone
will find these attractive lots. Brightwood cleo
trio cars pass the property. For particulars see
A. G. OSBORN, Postmaster, 3rightwoOd my4 6ts
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FOR RENT-22G6 ST. NV, VERY DIISIR-
able location. modern home of rooms, la tn
and rec option hall: tiled mantels near cars;
reduced TO $40 per month. GEO. E. EMMONS 6
CO., 1916 f st. NV myl9-lms
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Unfurnished

FOR RENT-0R SALE-BARGAINS IN HOTEL :
boarding houses and cottages; building sites rea.
gopabls. ISRA1. G. ADAMS & CO,
1eS-1St Atlantic City, " j.
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, 232 Reeves, Sr. sto. 1900
s1S Hayes ct, Ar 10. so
il2 Hayes ct. Ar. 1850
Blacksmith shop. 10. 90
ZIG Hayes ct, 4r,w.o.5
2l30-32 NY av, Ar. eel. $50
Rear 1924 L. 1880
Good 5r houses Sc. 100
2 nous Champlain av.S.o0
GEO. W. LINKINS,
500 18th st. NV.
107 e st Sc. Or. =. .2l.50
/ 1903 Meridian ave,
Mt P, 7r. 20. AZ
l115 Harvard st,6r. 1900
2Tld Poplar 81. Or. IL 80
800 L st ne. 4r&w. $50
R'r 1854 x, Ar (coD. 500
WIS & co. 1919 Fnw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-10

WANTED BpAkDERS AT HARDWOOD FARM;
close TO sta ton: tiue shade; elegant water. lnilk,
Ice; plenty of vegetables driving horses and car
riuges; $3.50 PEI week. Mrs JOHN r. SIT
lin, Ihoroughfarr station, Va. jcS-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-10

FOR RENT BROOM BRICK HOUSE, WITH
modern Improvements. 1921 18th St NV; So5
per month; keys at 1919 Apply to J. F. GREEN
1i16 ST. NV. my25-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-10

FOR RENT-NEW AND DELIGHTFUL. COTTAGE
Cleveland Park.
Je4-tf JOHN SHERMAN. Clio 14th st. NV
FOR RENT-916 Fl ST. NV; 3-STOEY AND
basement bay-window brick IL rooms and bath;
modern convpniencCs. Apply to owner, c. c.
DUNCANSON, 9th and ID SITS. NV. my2S12t
FOR PENTHOUSE: I ROOMS AND BATH; NIL
1904 9th St, rent, S25 40. Apply THEO. Pitt,
9Th aud Q NV. jri Ct
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FOR LEASE.

FOR LEASE
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY,
Cos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
A substantial three-story brick building; has
been occupied for many years a wholesale and
retail grocery: covers entire lot through to and
fronting st.
Full particulars Of
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO.,
tec-St 1924 Ut, NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-10

SUMMER BOARIERS WANTED At FARM
house among w Va. hills; miles from K. r.
station daily mail: telephone connection with
Aurora, Oakland, and tllr leading summer resorts
beautiful scenery; trout fishing. abundance Of
cold spring watrrl first, class .ocl butter ard
milk speciality, Far particulars address .rM
A GuSEMAN. Hrr1y, Preston CO., W. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-10

FOR RENT-AT ROCKVILLE, MD. 800 FEET
above tidewater, after July l, broom cottage:
good water and good loca tion stable and garden.
Inquire OF EDWIN SMITH. Rockville. Md. jessie
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTIiFUL SUB
urban Lcmcs CLEVELAND Park
CLEVELAND PARK CO.,
je5 $40 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-10

FOR sALE-COUNTRY PRoPEETY-sIX MILES
from the Capitol, ~. from station and electric
cars, new house; looms; good shade. with any
quantity of land up to 90 acres. House aud one
acre, 81, 0OO Terms. 425 cash and S25 Der month
OWNER, Room 8. No % 3 n nv aniO.tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-10

SUMNER BoARDERS WANTED On FARM 3ia
miles te * of Washington Grove. Mont gonrry %,
Md. first class accommodations large, desirable
LOOMS: 600 feet above Washington. telephone
connections. Mrs. r. Is. BROoKES E"dland T..
o., Nd jeS-m. ". >, ST.
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'EEiREAT' BONNEVILLE, MD. PLEASANT
~ located; "a miles to Potomac river; 10 min
utes TO Dickinson station, NJ. b., Il. and O. X -. ;
home fOIt Is; terms Moderate. Mrs. f.. ..
HUGHES, Martinsbury Md ] elU-3t"
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FOR KENT-BY JAS. F. SHEA 632 pa Az W
1856 3lst St NV, II rooms, ami. $40 90
ZIG ST. ne. 10 rooms a m i......,. 10 20
401 c st Sc, 7r. SIS 80 All y av NV Or Ia 90
- T. st sw, st&'iw 2oOo 233 l4th 81 sw, 5r IL 30
431 ik sw. st&dw 20 10 1902 a. 81 sw Or II "a
III No ave sw, Or ~ 30 III 9th st ne, Sr. 20 90
Oi II st sW. 1r 70 80 3SS H st sw. 5r. 10 30
JUS l. 81 NV, Or. - 30 RI 6l5 Nd sw, 4r s 80
2226 18th st NV Or. 30 2l5 18th st ne ar. 500
te6tf
FOR REST-9l1 II ST. NV; 4-STORY BRICK :;
ii rooms and bath: 2-story brick stable in rear
Also pa 18th st. s.w.; Il rooms; bath. Apply
to owner. CiAS. C. DUNCANSuN, 9th aid ID
NV
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FOR RENT
I23 Goth. 10r&ha. $1,000
1928 Greg av,9r&ba. 35. ~
1000 y II av. Grab. 80. 30
929 n ii nv. Sr. ba 80. so
SIS 23d. Sr, ba. %. 50
100 Goth. 1r&b. %. so
GIG c Sc. Gr&b. 10 90
1922 X l av, or, wa 49, 90
22l2 Va av, Or. wa. 16. 30
504 sd, Or, wa....13. 80
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FOR RENT-THESE REDUCTIONS MEAN DELAY
NOT!-House 523 21st St NV; rooms; now
1880. House and store 11lS FL St ne; 7 rooms;
now S35. See JNO l. WEAVER cor. + and Sth sts
my15-1m
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FOR REET-FoR TERN OF 3 YEARS, RESI-
oence 1879 18th ST. NV; just finished: - rooms
handsomely decorated every congaaianre Ren,
Per year. loo. For permit to inspect appIy Ia
JOHN L. WEAVER, cor. and Sth SITS NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-10

DESIRABLE COUNTRY BOARD AT 'HRlAi;IEl
Hall" Montgomery Co. Nd. Appointments first
ISIS: large shady gEednds; very hrIithy: stabiin;
for horses; fruit, milk and ice in abundance
Terms moderltc.i Apply to 1916 Riggs st. NV.
m
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FOR RENT-1437 Slough 17us 4th NV ar Ia az
ton NV ,SrISba, iur. $4,000 Sil2 y ave Or IL so
2005 NV. 12r&b. - l.52 81 se Or SID 80
2212 NJ NV 9r&b. IS. so 2UGS Fla ay ar - Ia 50
1901 9Th nw5r&stoS15.IO 1922 Goth Or IA an
1924 18th NV, SrtSb % 80 ISL West ct 5r q 80
1924 NV, Sr&b. 80 lol6IA Cd st Sc 5r I 80
nyS-tf H. L. RUST, COS 14th st NV
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FOR RENT-ON ALBEMAiI.E ST, NEAR CHEVY
Chase line, one S-ro0m house, so. with stable:
enc Broom house, $3.50. Apply to l.. q. WAR
FIELD Albemarle ST., or f. l.. McCIEI.LAND,
1905 + st. jc9-2t"
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, ROOM AND
board In the suburbs; line Chevy Chase rail
way. Address with full particulars Box 80. Star
office. jel0-3t'
SUMMER BOARD-lIIGH AND HEALTHY LOCA-
tloh' good table, use OF horses boating and fish
ing; convenient; references exchanged. For par
ticulars, &C., apply to A. Y. GRAY, 10th st. and
La. ave. je1O3t"
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-626 LA. AVE. REAR on c ST.
fine bicycle store: separate entrance to upper
floors for lodges ETC.: building reEted a whole
or otherwise. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 9l7 + st.
my27 Inn
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kENILWORTH, BEYOND CHEVY CHASE; on
ELECTRIC RAILWAY; CHEAP FARE. BEAU
TIFUL LOTS AND VILLA SITES. CHEAP AND
ON EASY TERMS HOUSES BUILT FOR PUR-
CHASEFS WHERE DESIRED FOR PI,iTS AND
INFORMATION CALL ON
REDFORD W. WALKER & son,
my23-1m 1OO6 ST.
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

n I'VE. 4U.oU
Also q large list Of desirable furnished houses
FITCH, FOX & BROWN,
3eo-o 1905 G ST. NV
OUT OF TOWN-ATLANTIC CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-10

THOSE WISHING; QUIET HOME LIFE CAN FIND
II at Lego, the Residence OF Mrs. VIM. L..
Randolph. Charlottesville Va Modera i'm
provemens. No children. jeG-lu.
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FOX SALE-AT GATrtIEISBURG, MD, THE OP-
Portuhity or lifetime, minutes from station,
hohdsonie estate acres highly improved land
loronn house and necessary outbuildngs; mag
hlf' ent shade; fruit good wafer: quick pur-
chaser only $500. Address LEE NJ. llpSCoAiB.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

FOR SALE-OR RENT-A HIGHLY CULTIVATED
3O-acrc farm; 81. miles from city; comfortable
dwelling large barn and outbuildings; pure water
healthy location, u rare chance 10 proper party
must be seen to get idea Of its beauty. Apply
to Mrs. ISABELLA HAGAN, Benning road Cen
trail ave. ielU-3t.
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FOR SAIE-OR RENT
Suburban homes. easy Of access. to 10 rooms
each: $1,000 and up. Rent, So and up.
je9 tu th&s2w NJ. A. BALLIEGER. 1422 + NV
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PROPRIETOR OF THE LEXINGTON HAS OPEN.
ed Godsborough Mansion. the Tenry town
road 800 feet above tide, for the reception Of
summer bOarlers; situation unrivaled; 20 min-
from 4 nls
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WANTED COUNTRY BOARD BY GENTLEMAN.
wire ana child on farm within ~ miles of Wash
inston on d. and y. or Penna II. X. Address,
with references Room 70, 91S + st. je9-3t'
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FOR RENT
1920 Greg av,9r&b. 5000
924 23d st, 10r&b. As. GO
1901 Laurel ave, Mt
Pleasant, 12r, ami. 80. 90
8112 Q st NV. Sr&b. S. 81
1923 Pierce pl, 6r&b y. 80
51S 1sr sc, 7rNb. 81 so
my2S-tf DEEBLE, DA
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-03-13
lin Memory.

FRANKLIN. W. VA, Mar. 9. ia
cob +. Nelson. SON Of Rev E S.
and Mary e Nelson, died at his
home inFiye Lick Gap, near Circle,
lille, W. Va. Feb. 10, 1896. age 70
years, 10 months and 2 days.
The subject Of this sketch was Il
pure-hearted young man, was a
member of the Methodist church,
having joined some months before
his death. and his whole talk WAS
If the brighter world. Jacob was
kind-hearted Young man, always
willing to help the needy and dis
cesSed; WAS loved by all WHO knew
aim; devoted to his father, mother.
brothers aud sister. It was a heavy
BOW on the family, but. whilst they
mourn his death as few eau mourn,
lev seem to be thoroughly resign
I'd. aund well they should be, for
thev have every assurance that his
,pi'it is now at rest in the realms
of eternal bliss. He asked them
not to grieve after hin-not even
70 shed tear-as he would soon
he at rest. His com euance at er
.leath seemed to SAY: NV spirit IL
now in Paradise awaiting the arri-
val If my dear friends
We missed cur friend Jacob at
the fireside on our last visit, and
we'll do We realize that tie place
vacated in the family circle can new
or be filled. He always met us with
welcome hand-shake, and on our
last visit we knew his peace was
de, for his heart WAS full of
praise for his Redeemer; tie star of
his existence has faded away. but
It shines in that brighter world
and will act as beacon to guide
our weary steps.
n s remains were laid to rest in
he family buryiug-ground in the
l.re,ence OF large congregation,
and at point beautifully over
looking the peaks Of the North
Fork VALLEY. as they gather togeth-
er the little springs and carry them
to the mighty ocean. as the Savior
has gathered his jewels home tc
await the coming Of others.
We know no word of ours can
bind up the broken hearts, or in
the feast assuage the grief OF his
sorrow stricken family. but we as
sure them that in this their hour
of darkest gloom they have oar SIN
cere sympathy A FRIEND.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-03-13
CHANGE OF PRESIDENT
James Clark, of New Jersey, suc~
ceeds rIachen in the o, u { 20.

A telegram from New York 'Ity
received jast before oar forms clos
cd. announces that James Clark. on
Plainfeld. New Jersey, his beeH
chosen president Of The on O'min-
ion Con siruction Co., in place OF q
{. Machen, resigned; !his action to :,
take effect immediately. Mr. Clark
is IA retired leather merchant. and IS
rerufeo to be one II the wemChleSt
men in Nrw Jersey.
Parties in Harris ,nhurg who ar"
to some extent cQgnIzant OF the
plans Of the company were not snr-
priseA to learn # this action. aud
they rrodict thu 1t will result i!
the harinnnionS corporation o. al!
interests concerned IN the bailding
ofthe Chesapeake & Western rail
road. which for several months
past has been lacking.
Col. Machen is not in town; con
sequently his reasons for reslgnlng
can net be obtained at this tim =
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-03-13
Railroad Controversy,

It has been evident for some time
that all is not working smoothly in
the management Of the affairs Of
the c.. & W. railroad. The breach
seems to grow wider and wider and
has at last become the principal
topic of conversation among onF
peopIe in the town and county. All
sorts of rumors have been ahoat.
and on Saturday and Monday these
reports reached the climax in say
ing that Col. Machen, the rresiden.
of the construction company, had
been nut out of the company.
With desire to get at the facts
IN the case. we sought informatior
from the president, but very lite
was learned. When. asked Tuesday
morning if he was still president
of the construction company, he
told US he was, and when we in
onired as to how the report could
have gotten out that he was out of
the company, he said:
"Possibly it may have arisen fron'
the fact that several months ago.
about November lst last, the exec
utive committee Of the company ~
New York, took entire charge Of
the physical construction of the
work. so as to leave my entire time
open to secure local AID for the ex-
tension of the road"
But, Colonel" we said, sit is
talked all over the streets that there
are differences between you and
your associates, and that you are
either ont or going ont Of the COM
pany. That's what our readers are
anxious about, and to know wheth-
er you are going to remain with
the company"
We'll" said Mr.. Machen, Il do
not consider that fair question,
and with all Difference toyour COM
mendable curiosity as q news pur-
veyor. decline even to discuss such
u subject"
1t is evident that Col. Machen
didn't propose to betray amy secret
if there is any. The best thing he
did say, however, to Us was that
the pei ambition Of bis life is to see
a trunk line railroad built from
tidewater via Harrisonbnrg to the
coal fields Of West ViFs;nia--short-
er than any other line in existence
>nn easy grades and light curves, and
he hored to live long enough tc
ride OYER it, HaIyisonburg frea
Press.
Il will be noticed from another
article ia this issue that Col. MACH
en- has resigned,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-03-13
Both Laid at Rest.

Mr.. and Mrs. james 5. Lightner
were tenderIy laid at rest IN the
same tomb in Thornrose cemetery,
Stanton, Va, on last Sunday at
ternoon, says the Stanton DAILY
News Of the 10th inst.
Mrs. Lightner died at her home
in Low Moor, at o'clock last Fri
day evening. and her husband pass
ed away one hour later, the cause
of their death being pneumonia.
They leave three little girls, the
Youngest being ten days old. Mr..
Lrhtner was 81 and his wife y.
Mr.. Lightner WAS we'll known in
Augusta county, having been raj :
ed near Staunton. Mrs. Llghtner
WAS Miss HAYDEN. of kentucky.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-03-13
MEETING
OF tile Moasafey and Staupton
Telephone Company,

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders and directors Of the Mon-
terey ard Stanton Telephone coen-
,.an, WAS he'd in Monterey, 5atur-
day, last.
The election Of officers FIR the
ensuing year resulted, rs follows;
j. g. Matheny, president; Y. b.
Bishop. secretary and treasurer; H.
II. Stephenson. j. J. Hiner, Dr.. |
q. Trimble. c P. Jones and } A.
Jones, Directors.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
/. Be it ordered, that on and al
ter Monday, the 10TH oay Of March
1896, the fee for messages sent
over the wires Of tie Monterey and
Staunton Telephone Company shall
be ten cents, payable before mes
sage is sent.
2. That every talk. Of FIVE min
utes or less shall he deemed mes
sage, and must be paid for.
3 That section 2 shall apply to
PLone-holders and their agents
and non-PhoneholderS alike.
4. That each Phone-keeper be al-
low ell twenty-five per cent, VI tic
gross quarterly receipts Of bis f.
Zee as compensation for attending
20 Phone.
5. Ordered. that all or any part
f the rules and regulations here
tofore adopted by the Board OF d.
rectors of tbs Company. i'll cen
dict with the above orders, be here
by suspended until further orders
}. A. ZONES and j. " iIevrneI
were allowed he privilege to con
.truct line from Hishtown. VIZ
!. A. Jones residence. to Heyen-
pr's Mill. The matter Of extend.
ing the inc to Crabbottom was
spoken Of favorably. but no action
taken. II is thought. however
that this line will be constructed ii
the near future. A central Office
It Monterey, it was thought, would
be necessary in a short while
should the business increase us an
ticipated.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-03-13

Indications now are that McKin
ley is leading the other Republican,
candidates. The way in which he
has been capturing delegates and
securing funds has made his Repub-
lican opponents very uneasy, and
they are said to have formed COM
bination against him. Mckinley is
said to be the favorite Of the East
ern manufacturers, who are ALREADY
beginning to buy the fat in his ia
yer .--NeWS.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-03-13
Gen Alien Sustained.

All is OF qaet in the Rpna'-
can ranks in Virginia The It e
chairrlan, Co.. Lamb. aus been raj :
ing quite II disturbance in what
was considered an unusuaIly quiet
household He removed Gen. Az
Ian from the chairmanship Of tie
city Of Richmond without sufficient
cause. as appears by the invest
cation Of the district commit
which took the matter in hand.
After long session Of this { M
mittpe, on the ni2ht Of The 10Th. by
vote OF four to one. it expressed
its dsapprobation Of the action Of
Col. Ltmb in deposing Gen Allan.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-03-13

An engine attached to a saw
mill, the property of w. H. Over
holt, which was being operated in
the vicinity of Frankfort, Green
brier county. on last Friday morn
ing exploded. killing eight men and
iniuring one The engine was Il
verv large one, 80 horsepower. and
the report states that not a piece
of it was too large to be lifted by a
man after the explosion.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-03-13

The Washington Post says: Mr.
Hartman. of Montana, incidentally
Yesterday gave the House his opln-
ION of the Populist platform. DE-
knew, he said, that it had Thirteen
different ways of restoring pros
perity to the country, and he un.
derstood that it was about to ado
three additional plankS- One was
to encourage propagations Of hon
ey bees by crossing them with light
ming bugs, so that the bees coul'
work at night; another was to eros
eentipedes with the genus hog. st
that every hog would have a hun
dred hams. and the third was
project Of grating straw berries Oh
milk weed, in order to raise straw
berries and cream"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-03-13

The British Blue Book on Vene-
znela WAS laid before the House Of
Commons yesterday. 1t asserts
that neither Spain nor Venezuela
ever had possession Of the disputed
territory. and that Great Britain
has always been ready to make a
fair arrangement with Venezuela
in regard to the boundary.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-03-13
Some New Laws.

Among the new laws that are OF
minor interest that have passed the
Legislature are:
TO amend and re-enact sections !
and 6 of an act entitled an act t'
protect and advance agriculture b'
regulating the sale and purity OF
commercial fertilizers, etc.
To punish as for misdemeanor
a person using abusive language
to another.