davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-16

oSo prcZeSa z ~ maia
1891 r, zaznaczajac, ze watpli.
wosci przeciwko przedstawieniu
teatralnemu SO policyjno.proce.
derowej natury. Wierzyc ME
mona tee temu, &c czysty doch6d
zostanie obr6cony ma cele dobro-
czynne; doch6d z zesziych pred
stawleh ME zosta} ma cele dobro-
czynne, tylko ma pospolite (pro,
fane) rzeczy obr6cony.
Ieraz zwr6ci} sic pan B. do
naczelnego prezesa, z~aznaczaiac.
re Tow. rzeczone ME rosci sob;e
wieceJ spraw, jak kazde inne To-
warzystwo. Ale i prezes naczel-
ny zadekretowa} ma niekorzyse
Iowarzystwa. Przewodniczacy
udaf sic ma droge skargi i zazpa-
czyf, re rozporzadzenie naczelneA
go prezesa z logo maja 1891 o
ku jest niewazne. Przeciwko tie.
mu wystapi} wys}any ma termin
komlsarz ~pahstwowy, kt6ry u
znaf, re rozporzadzenie ~naczelne.
go prezesa jest obowiazujace.
Dalej zaznaczy} komisarz pan
stwowy, re policya ma obowia-
EEK czuwac mad majatkiem kaz-
diego z publicznosci. Niejedna
osoba, kt6ra jedynie dla cel6w
dobroczynnych przyszlaby ma
przedstawienie, zostafaby oszu-
kama, gdyby nastepnie doch6d
obrocono ME ma cele dobroczyn-
ne, tylko ma inne jake cele.
Sprawl przyszla nastepnie
pred najwyzszy sad administra-
cyjny W Berlinie. Przewodni-
czacym ma odnosnym terminie
byi sam naczelny prezydent te-
goz sadu p. Persius. Sad ten u
znaf wprawdzie, re rozporzadze-
ME naczelnego prezesa jest va
zne, ale zadekretowal, re rozpo-
rzadzenie policyjne, ME pozwa-
lajace ma urzadzenie przedsta-
vienna teatralnego, jest nieuza-
sadnione. Policya myli sic, je-
zeli ME pozwala ma przedstawie-
MIA teatralne z procederowo-po-
llcyjnych watpliwosci Me ule-
ga watpliwosci, re Towarzystwo
ME urzadza}o przedstawie6 W &C.
ZACH procederowych; jezeli Tow.
zeszfy doch6d obr6cilo ma pol
skich akademik6w, to to bynaj-
mniej ME sprzeciwia sic przepi-
som policyjnym. w tym wy
padku ME ma spraw i interes6w
takich, kt6reby policya miala O.
bowiazek brac w obrone. Row
nlez zarzut, jakoby Towarzy-
stwo zamierza}o publicznosc, kt6-
raby ma przedstawienie przyby-
Ia, oszukiwac, jest nieuzasadnio-
ny.
Tax zadekretowa} najwyaszy
sad enthusiastically. Uznanie
nalezy sic dzielnym G6rnoslaza-
kom, Re praw swoich bronili
przez wszystkie instancye i gdy
wreszcie sprawl opar}a sic o mai
wyAsza instancya, instancya ia
zadekretowa}a ma korzysc iowa.
rZystWa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-16

re kurya rzymska polecila i'm
odczytywac tego rodzaju doku.
menty pc polsku i istotnie po
Poisku manifest czytano, ale hr.
Szuwafow stanowczo zadanie
swoje zaznaczyl. Emusic bisku.
pow ME m6gi, DO W takich spra.
wach spornych, decydowae VIA,
dza administracyjna ME ma pra.
wa.
Rozporzadzenie takie m6wi sa-
mo "a siebie i ME potrzebuje ko.
mentarzy, tembardziej re iowa
rzysza mu inne, badace w zwiaz-
ku z pozaczynanemi przez hr.
ozuwafowa robotami rusyfika.
cyJnemi. Many tn ma mysli pro.
jekt oderwania cd kr6lestwa zie.
mi che}mskiej i utworzenia W
ten spos6b novel gubernii kraju
Pofudniowo zachodniego spra.
we, o kt6rei pisalismy juz pc.
przednio, dalej popieranie pred,
s%lebiorstwa budowy cerkwi, tych
,,twierdz prawoslawia" W War.
szawie i ma prowincyi, dzieki
czemu niebawem bedziemy je
liczyli ma dziesiatki, wreszcie da.
zenie W kierunku obdarzenia
Warszawy sta}ym teatrem rosyj.
skim, co jakoby uwaza hr. Szu-
wafow "a swoja misye cywiliza-
cyjna u mas.
A to wszak dopiero poczatek
dzia}alnosci b.. ambassadors ma
stanowisko wielkorzadzcy W Kr6-
lestwie polskiem.
Co bedzie dalej - przewidziec
ME trudno.
w dniu 2 grudnia r. b. odby}
sic W pa1stwie niemieckiem jed
norazowy spis ludnosci.
Sprawl ia dotyczy mas o lyle,
re W niediugim czasie rezultaty
tego spisu wykaza nam ilosc Pc.
lak6w, zamieszkaiych W obrebie
zaboru pruskiego. Nastrecza sic
jednak pytanie, czy zebrane dro.
ga urzedowa dane bsda do tego
stopnia scisle, aaeby i'm MONA
bylo zaufae, czy urzednicy ME.
mieccy i wszyscy wsp6ldzialaja,
cy temu zadaniu ~potrafli zajac
podczas niego stanowiska, mai.
zupeiniej objektywne a ME dali
folgi swoim politycznym namiet.
nosciom, co spowodowaG moglo
niewatpliwie wypaczenie praw,
dy i obnizylo naukowa wartosc
spisu. Przypuszczenie, re dzialy
slew tym kierunku rozmaite ma.
duzycia, opieramy ma rozprawie
prof. Boeckha z B%erlina, druko.
wanej W +. ubieglym W ,,Preus-
sische Jahrbuecher", rozprawie,
ktorej autor z pruskich i ME.
mieckich spisow ludnosci wycia.
ga wniosek, re przewazaly tam
poglady, inspirowane z CORY,
gdy tymczasem W dzie1zinie sta.
tystyki narodowosciowej g}6wna
role odgrywac powinny prady,
zrodzone W Ionic spolecze6stwa.
laznaczyc nalezy, ze polska pra.
sa W poznanskiem ME omieszka.
Ia udzielic czytelnikom swoim
zawczasu niezbednych informa.
cyl i gorliwie pracowala mad
tern, ably kazdy swiadomie wy.
nalnil ruh,vLo "
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-16

w Il
poznahskiego. Poufne zebranie Rusin6w
we Lwowie.
Wszyscy CT, kt6rzy niezachwia-
ME wierzyli W zmiane pradu po-
lityki rosyjskiej z chwila miano
wanna hr. Szuwalowa general.
gubernatorem warszawskim, "a.
wiedli sic W oczekiwaniach swo-
ich i stopniowo przekonali sic O
tenn, Re tendencye nowego wiel.
korzadzcy W gruncie rzeczy ME
r6znia sic wcale cd dazeG pc.
przedniego ,,panowania", re do
skonale odpowiadaja haslom
Hurki i tel metodzie gnebienia
zywiolu polskiego, jaka W ciagu
ostatnich lat wycisne}a niezatarte
pietno ma stosunkach politycz.
nych W Kongresowce. Jeszcze
sic ME zadomowif hr. Szuwalow
W Warszawie, jeszcze ma dusze
pe}na wspomnie6 berli6skich, a
juz zdazyi zaznaczye swoja dzia.
1alnosc i coraz jaskrawiej i do.
bitniej manifestuje sympatye ola
dawnego systemu, majacego ma
celu rychle i zupe}ne stopienie
~ riWishnija" z reszta paGstwa.
jake dyplomatapar excellence jest
on moze troche ostrozniejszy i
wolf W niekt6rych wypadkach
zgrabne lawirowanie cd posta.
vienna kwestyi ma ostrzu, badz
co badz jednak skutki So zawsze
iedne tie same, jak jedne i te
same chorobe wywo}uje trucizna,
przyjeta czy to W zwykiych kry.
szta1kach. czy tez W z~grabnie u.
toczonej pigu}ce...
To tez hr. Szuwa}owa zaczyna-
ia juz dzisiaj rozumiec W War
szawie nawet CT, kt6rzy poczat.
kowo optymistycznie nan spo-
gladali i dopiero er unique mieli
sposobnosc przekonaG sic, z kim
maja do czynienia.
Oszlifowany i ukladny hrabia,
europejczyk W ca}em znaczeniu
tego s1owa, arystokrata z urodze-
MIA i z przekona6, chwycii W re.
ce swoje cugle w}adzy admin.
stracyjnej = okazalo sic, ze
mimo ca}ej delikatnosci swoiej
potrafi trzymac je kr6tko i scia.
gao W miare potrzeby ME gorzej
cd swego poprzednika, kt6ry ami
arystokrata, ami europejczykiem
ME by}, a poprzestawai ma god.
nosci wyobraziciela brutalnej 81.
ly absolutyzmu.
Wobec tego stosunki warsaw
skie bynajmniej sic ME popra.
WHY, ale przeciwnie - wciaz
ida ku gorszemu. Dowodem te.
go niechaj bedzie wydane osta.
tnio Przez general
rozporzadzenie odczytywania ma.
nifestu carskiego pc rosyjsku
przez ksiezy katolickich, W swia.
tyniach tego wyznania.
Wiadomo, Re w roku zesz}ym,
kiedy pc a pierwszy zazadano
cd duchowie1stwa, ably informo.
wa}o wiernych o }askach monar.
szych W jezyku pa6stwowym,
szlachetniejsza Geese kleru, mia.
nowicie wielu ksiezy z Warsza.
wy i prowincyi sprzeciwi}o sic
temu stanowczo; "a co jednych
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-16
q ca4ej POlski.

Tendencye hr. Szuwafowa. Rozporzadzenie
W sprawie ~czytania manifesto. Cerkwie |
teatr w Warszawie. Spis ludnosci W pan
stwie niemieckiem. Wybory do ziemstwa
poznahskiego. Poufne zebranie Rusin6w
we Lwowie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-16

Wszyscy CT, kt6rzy niezachwis
ME wierzyli W zmiane pradu pc
lityki rosyjskiej z chwila miano
wanna hr. Szuwa}owa general
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-03-06
iEi E.;#:s 4PIiif BREVlTIES. "a

Daniel Talmage's Som, rice mer-
ch is of New York, with branches at
Charleston and New Orleans, assigned
to-day liabilities 5000. 600.
A private dispatch has been received
at c. racas, VeaezuclJ, from Curacao,
s,yipg that British squadron of five
ships will shortly arrive at that port.
The commission on the Venezuela
boundary appointed by the president
has invited George Lincoln Burr, pro-
fessor of Midiaeval history in Cornell
University, at Ithaca, N. Y, to aid the
ommission as historical specialist.
The expected Venezuelan blue hook,
which is entitled "documents and cor
respondence relating to the question of
the boundary of Guiana and Venezue-
Ia" will be issued Ivy the government
to night. It in favor Of Great Britain.
The appellate division ofthe Supreme
Court at New York, gave decision te-
day affirming the order of the lower
court which gave decision il favor of
Laidlaw against Russell Sage for S4O,-
600 damages and costs amounting 10
about 50 900.
G. c. GridIey, for the past ten years
general commercial agent at Toledo,
o.. of the Columbus, Hooking Valley
and Toledo Railway, and widely
known in the railroad world died this
morning, of cancer. He leaves widow
and one child.
The Patriarch of Iowa, Christian Conrad,
who lived in Delaware county, has passed
away at the age of 116 years. He was
soldier of the war of 1912.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-03-06
Isaac Eichber
COR. KING AND ROYAL SITS.
AUCTION SALES.
Bv O,Neal & Luut, Auctioneers

BY O'Neal & Lunt, Auetioneers
GALE OF THE PLANT FORMERLY BE-
y LONGING TO TIE WELLINGTON
BRICK & lille C0-By virtue of deed of
trust executed by Samson Short dated Feb.
ruary LIST, 1895, and recorded in iber S. No
5, folio 4S4 one of the land records for Fair
fax county, Virginia and by the requirement
of the party holding two of the notes thereby
secured, will sell on the premises at public
auction, on
FRIDAY, MARCH Doth, 1896,
at $50 o'clock p M the following property,
to wit:
GROUND in Mt. Vernon District, Fairfax
county, Virginia, bounded according to sur
vey made by III. C. Graves February, 1898,
as follows, viz; Beginning at stikc at high
water mark on the Potomac river, and run.
ming thence down the river W tn the windings
thereof, sonth 23o 90 east 1905 81 feet to
stake distant south 23o 90 east 80 feet FROM
the old dock; thence south $50 43' west
1855 81 feet to store by a private road;
thence with the said road north 100 O9'
west 1257.79 feet to a stone; thence north
$50 ga cast 1885 feet to the beginning,
containing 20 acres, together with all the
buildings Improvements, machinery, boilers.
engines kiln., tools, implements and personal
property now on the premises hereinbefore
described, used and employed in the manu-.
f,cture and handling of bricks, and also the
right of way over said private road from the
southwest corner Of the piece of ground here.
inbefore described to the county road; the
same being the plant of what was known as
the Wellington Brick and Tile Company.
Terms Of Salc-0ne hclf OF the purchase
money in cash and the residue in one year,
the deferred payment to be evidenced by the
note of tho purchaser which is to bear interest
at six per centum payable semi-annually, and
to be secured by deed of trust upon the prop
erty. a deposit of $500 will bo required as
soon IS the property is struck off, ard if the
same is not forthwith paid, the property will
be Immediately re exposed for sale, and if the
terms of sale are not complied with in ten
days the property will BIO resold q. the lisk
and expense of the purchaser. All convey
ancing at the cost of the purchaser.
Parties wishing TO attend sale can take car
of Washington, Alexandria and Mt Vernon
Electric Railway Company. leaving Alexandria
at $40 p m. and get off at Belmont Station.
A. w. ARMSTRONG,
marc ids Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-03-06

PERSONAL The engagement of Miss
Id. Brrnheiner to Mr.. ]. Wolf is an.
nounced. AT home Sunday, March Sth,
from 8 to 10 p M, 100 Fairfax street.
They will be pleased to see their friends.
Ex-Governor Pattisou, OF Pennsyl-
vania, was in the city yesterday on a
visit to Mrs. G. B. Carlin, his sister, on
south St. Asaph street.
There is no change for the better in
the condition of Mrs. G.. II. Norton, and
she continues extremely i'll.
Deli gate w. H. May has returned
from his legislative duties at Richmond,
none the worse from his little attack of
vertigo in that city yesterday.
Mrs. Esther Dempsey is quite sick at
her home on Prince street.
Hon. r. W. Moore, of Fairfax, has
accepted an invitation TO deliver the
annual address before the literary So
cielies of William aud Mary College
next June.
Senator Mushbach, of Alexandria, is
confined to his bed at the Exchange
Hotel from quite severe attack of in
fuenza.-Richmon Times.
Rev. Father Mccarthy, of st. Mary's
Catholic Church, who has been quite
sick, is recovering.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-03-06

PoLIcE CoURT.-The following cases
, were disposed of by Mayor Thompson
this morning:
n; A white man, arrested by Officer
sIceT Tor being drunk in the street, was
William Taylor, William Gilmartin
Tgu Ernest Travers, arrested by Officers
ice n!eer' Beach, Proctor and Hall charged
wv H.sa ifoobing Southern Railway car.
night.
h. John Ashton and John Washington,
WI sO'a colored, arrested by Officers Bet
:; Is and Howson for fghing, were fined
Nate Carter, colored, arrested by Of.
v Wea 8 howson for disorderly conduct,
W.. Brown, a Washipgtonian, ar
l dr,1Tl BY Officer Atkinson for being
LUX IN the street, was fined 81.
as White ard colored boy, arrested
oy., Migrants last night, were turned
O'es TO their parents.
Nv white man, arrested by Officer
p ves1e Tor being drank in the street,
"as last night fined 81.
and S'ga' Report.-Last night was clea1
IoSaco cold. Six prisoners and thirteen
seiS We're at the station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-03-06
not to be Trihed With.
lFrom Cincinnali Gazette J

Will people never learn that "cold''
is an accident to be dreaded, and that
when it occurs treatment should be
promptly applied? There is no know.
ing where the trouble will end; and
while complete recovery is the rule
tie exceptions are terribly frequent
and thousands upon thousands of fatal
illnesses occur every year ushered in
by a little iniudicious exposure and
seemingly triflipg symptoms. Beyond
this, there are to day countless invalid:
who can trace their complaints te
acolds," which at the time of occurrence
gave no concern, and were therefore
neglected. When troubled with a colo
use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. g
is prompt and effectual. % and 81
cent bottles for sale by l.. Stabler q co.
druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-03-06

The CAR RoBBED.-The police have
been busy during the past twenty-four
hours in endeavoring to discover the
thieves who broke open and robbed
the car at the w. & o. depot on We'd
nesday night. As was stated, Lieut..
Smith, Sergeant Smith and Officers
Ferguson and Hall procured search
warrants yesterday and succeeded in
finding on Hugh Strider's premises
fifteen pairs of the fifty-two pairs of
shoes. The latter said he found them
in sack in his hallway yesterday
morning He was placed under arrest,
but subsequently, released upon furnish
Ing bail for his appearance at the
Mayors Court on Monday night when
an examination will be made into the
case. Later the police had reason to
suspect William, alias "Buck" Taylor
Of being party to the robbery, and
they started on search for him. They
learned that he bad entered the Jail
for the purpose of visiting two alleg-
ed railroad thieves-William AIRING,
ton and James Sullivan. They went
10 Tue jali and inquired for him, but
they allege they were told by Tim
hayes, the turnkey, that he was not
there The officers, however, believed
he was and waited in the neighborhood
until he emerged and took him into
custody. Mr.. Hayes, however, denies
lals allegation, and: says he was not
aware that Taylor was in the building,
ne having been admitted by one of the
other guards. VIM. Gilmartin was next
sought and found. He, it is charged,
loaned Taylor the sack in which the
snoes We're found. Ernest Travers,
VINO ", had been seen with the alleged
thieves under suspicious circumstances.
VA also arrested. The latter gave bal
, MS morning for his appearance when
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-03-06

RED MEN.-Osceola Tribe, o. R
NJ, at its regular meeting in the wig
wan last evening scalped one pale face
and read the applications oftwo others
Short talks being in order they were
participated by Past Great Sachem j
p. Lash. P. S., F. Klaus and F. Schwab
and K. R., G. Nagel. Among matter die.
cussed was the ACCESSIBILITY of inve sting
the sum of two thousand dollars in
some paying institution instead of al
lowing it to remain unprofitably in the
treasury. The proposition met with
much favor but no conclusion could be
made at this meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-03-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

SCHOOL BoARD.-At the monthly
meeting of the City School Board held
last night there were present: Mes r.
Thompson, Aitcheson, Mankiu, Strauss,
Carne, Harrison, Vincent, Sweeney and
the Superintendent. In the absence OF
the chairman, Mr.. Aitcbeson was elect
ed chairman pro tenn.
Before the board proceeded with bust.
ness the Superintendent stated that Mr..
Wentworth was present and wished to
exhibit a series of maps. MIR. Went
worth was then granted the privilege
of the floor and and exhibited a series
ofrelief geographical maps.
Mr.. Vincent reported that the repairs
of the stoves, &c, in the buildings had
been kept up; also that he could have
umbrella stands made for the school
rooms at - 50 each. Mr.. Vincent adj
yocated the purchase of sufficient
number of stands for the white schools.
Mr.. Sweeney said if the stands were
TO be purchased both the white and
colored schools should be provided.
Mr. Vincent in urging the stands for
the white schools, said the colored
schools could get along without them
as those buildings could not be very
much damaged by water from the UNI
brellas; these buildings were now much
out of repair and in short time extern
sive repairs would have to be made to
them.
Mr.. Strauss said no discrimination
could be made in the schools.
There was some debate as to how
MANY stands would be required, the
Superintendent and Mr.. Vincent hold
ing that two on each floor of building
would be sufficient, while Messrs.
Maukin and Harrison thought that if
the stands were necessary at all there
should be one for each room.
Finally the matter was laid on the
table until the next meeting, at which
time the committee on schoolrooms
aud furniture could report how many
stands would be necessary for all the
schools.
Mr.. Vincent reported that the CON-
mittee on schoolhouses had made az
engagements for having water pipe
laid to and a hydrant erected in Seaton
school building grounds and that the
contract had been given to MIR. VIM.
Desmond.
The Clerk was directed to issue a
second permit to Catherine ]. Nc.
Cuen, who had withdrawn from Lee
school.
The Superintendent reported that ! 9
had visited all the schools during Il Q
month aud all seemed to be in good
conditions; the school now taught by
Capt. Sweeney had greatly improved
under its present teacher.
Mr.. Carne then moved that one of the
maps exhibited Chat of the world) be
purchased and hung in Peabody Hall
so that all the teachers could see and
study it,
Mr.. Vincent opposed the purchase of
one map, but advocated the purchase
of the whole set.
4 debate followed, some of the men,
bers saying that the financial condition
of the board would not permit of the
purchase of all the maps.
The Superintendent said the board
would not have to pay for them at
present.
The motion to purchase one map was
carried but subsequently it was .decid-
ed to purchase four such maps at cost
Of 81 each-one for each of the buil9-
ings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-03-06

DEATHs.-The many friends and &C
quaintances of Mr.. Walter Goe0el were
grieved to hear of his death which oc-
Cured at his home on south Fay
cite street yesterday evening at
six o'clock. The deceased. who
was % years of age, had been
a sufferer from consumption for some
time. He was a member of the Hy-
draulion Fire Company and also OF the
Friendship Drum Corps. His funeral
will take place Sunday evening. Mr..
Goebel was a clerk in the Tolman
Steam Laundry in Washington. A
called meeting OF the Hydraulion fire
company will be held tonight 10 take
suitable action regarding the death Of
Mr.. Goebel. The engine house has
been draped in mourning.
Mr.. Luther Harrison, a well-known
cigar maker, died yesterday evening
after long illness with consumption,
at his home on Wilkes street. He
leaves widow and several children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-03-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The steamer Belle Haven was with
drawn from the ferry line to-day for in
spection.
The annual meeting of the Lanston
Monotype-M Machine Company was held
in this city yesterday for the purpose
of electing board of directors, &c.
Mrs. Thomas continues to improve
from tine injuries inflicted by her hus-
band last week, and her physicians now
have strong hopes of her recovery.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tiseinents of sales OF real estate to take
place tomorrow, among which is the
property belonging to the late B. F.
Price.
At the monthly meeting of the Co.
lumba Fire Company last night only
routine business was transacted. One
application for membership was re-
ceived.
The joint committees on public prop
erty and streets have completed the
drafting of the building inspection bill
which will ne submitted to Council
next Tuesday night.
Commissioner of the Revenue Duftey
and his assistant, Mr. Callahan, are
now at work completing the assess
ment of property in the Fourth ward,
which will finish the city assessment.
The Southern Bell Telephone Com.
pany yesterday finished the siringiug
of another copper wire between this
city and Washington, making thee
wires now in service by the company
between the two cities.
The Lenten services at Christ Church
last night under the au-pices of the
Brotherhood of St. Andrew were con-
Quoted by Rev. w. M. Dame, of Balti-
more, who preached a most interesting
sermon TO very large congregation.
On Friday last while MI. Claiming Bean
was attending the saw at smiths saw mill a
Oakton. Fairfax county, he was struck in the
face with small piece Of flying lumber which
shattered his check bone
Wilmer Simpson died of pneumonia at his
home in Lee district, Fairfax county, on Sat-
urday, aged = L years. ais father, Silas S:mp.
son, died of the same disease and at tho same
place less thsn week befole.
While DR.. j Ford Thompson was tempo.
rarily absent fiom his Office i'll Washington
yesterday thief stole $500 which was in an
old safe, the key of which had been let in
the door.
The contract for the light stat GA to be Ie:
established at Lower Cedar Point, Nd. ha:
been awarded to the Tacony Iron and Metal
Company Of Philadelphia at $3.50.