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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-04-20

ARNoLD,s BRoMo.CELERY. Try this
unriyaled remedy for Headaches, Neuralgia
SleepleBness. 10 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-04-20
HOUSE.

After passing numerous private DIS
the House went into committee Of the
whole to consider the general deficiency
appropriation bill-the last of the gen.
eral appropriation bills. General de.
bate was declared closed and considera
ton of the measure was begun under
the five minute rule.
In speaking to an item in the bill ap-
propriating $500 to Frederick B. Daw
son and wife, British subjects, for loss
of property and bodily injuries in Ne
braska by residents of that State, NJ
Mercer praised the British government
for always taking care of its subjects,
and he wondered if this government
had asked France for damages for the
incarceration of John Waller.
Mr.. Talbert objected to the appareI t
discrimination in favor of foreigners
against Americans. The House spent
the entire session Friday in the dis
cussion of bill appropriating some
thousand dollars for claim which had
been certified by the court of claims,
while to-day appropriations for claims
of foreigners were passed over with.
out question. Thousands of citizens
of the United States were to-day
suffering for money honestly and
justly due them from the government
and upon which they were unable to
obtain the action of Congress. He
thought this an instance where charity
should begin at home.
Mr.. Willis offered an amendment au.
thorizing and directing the President
to call an international monetary con-
ference to establish an international
standard of ratio between gold and sill
yer. Ruled out on point of order.
Mr. Dockcrv tsunted the republican me-
jority of theI5 4th Congress for having do. 0
nothing to bridge the chasm between the re-
ceipts and expenditures of the government.
BE characterized it as do-nothng Congress
and said the republicans were afraid to b,irg
in general tariff bill because it would create
division in their ranks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-04-20
Alexandria Market, A prilI.o

The market opened firm for Wheat at an
advance of 1a2c bushel, but the receipts
continue light. There are no changes to
note in Corn. Country Produce Is rather
dull on account of the warm weather.
BALTIMORE, April 20.-Flour dun. Whest
dull and easy; No 2 red spot and April u
a714; May 70Aa70lh; July la. II
southern wheat by sample 75a16 DO Oh
grade 71a74. Corn steady; mixed spot
April and May 35;sa35ib; June 3jt. b,d
July 36asa36Hs; steamer mixed 3ia3i55-,
southern white corn 35a35a.; do yeiIow, .
s37E.. Oats steady; No = white Western 20
No miIed do 24iba25. Bye inactive no
2 4Oa4l for nearby, and 42ai3 for We,i' 'd,
Hav iirmer good to choice timothy so oVa
16 so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-04-20

IDEAL TIssU ES in Beautiful colors, 81, 81
A. Z. SLAYSLAkEh .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-04-20

CHICAGO, April 2O-Wheat-Afay Gjsia
&C; July G67saG6h Sept g. Com.Nay
30ls; July 81; Sept 32t.. Oats-May l9ii !,
July 201s: Sept 20as Pork-blay ) l2'g'
July So 72lh. LaId-May 81 > i2ai w,
July So O21a Sept So 17i1. os-MAy
| "a 30; July Sd 45a4 47la Whcat opeHvt
easy on rainy weather for wintel "le'''
Corn opened easy with the other grams.
NEW YORK, April 2O.-Flour STATE an5 q
Western quiet apd steady. Whea.-Ao l.
red opened weak and declined "a T. sie9H!
and moderately active; May - 5-I'A'2.
Corn-No 2 moderately active and e', w.
May 36lb. Oats-No 2 dull and easier nn'
241sa24A; Western 25a29. PORK it ln
new mess $40 0Oa10 25 old mess - S 30
LAID dull and easier; steam rendered - 80
CHICAGO CATTLE MAGKET. Apr -
,sttle.-Dressed beef was firm and SOFA .,
50. 2Oa4 40 for common to prime ST 'efs' sN,
being largely at SO. 75a4.l5, with ir" aO Wv.
S4.25. Hogs-The demand for hog' va
sufficient TO absorb the limited offerings a ",
prices were strong, largely De h.2Ae' ~. ~
heavy medium and mixed lots "i.e 20 rs
weights remained steady Common % ci N.Y..
heavy sold at 3. 3Oa37O. packing Ios .s.,i ~:
largely at $3.65, while medium " ,is,t
,old up to So SIS. Light hogs sold Fe ;.!.ir
So 4hs4 Sheep.-Trading was ho ,,,lan =
animated at tho decline Of 25alOc. oAS'. x,
81 5Oa3.76 for poor TO extra, largely a.
3 GO, and lambs sold at So 75ai
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE Make, pm -
Beef Cattle were in poor demand ana mo-, ~ Il,
The quotations were as follows .i9ou I
a41hc medium 37sa41 sc common . +!'gr f h
per lib. Sheep were dull and lo"eI' ..rsb,
quotations were as follows: few ',0I me-.
4As4lac. extra 3a.a4c, good 1892 y smE;
dunn 2aAa3c, common 2a2l2c per 10. - ne,
3laa4a,c per lb. Hogs were IN iAlt GooI
and easier. with quotations as follows: -, ref
Westerns 5a.a6c, other grades 5iea2 81 - COW;
ID; State hogs at 54a5l5c per ID. IN. ,re,e
were slow at 2a3lhc per lb: Tim COW .oIis:
dull at SS4i5 per head. Milch cows Jull
$2Oa4O per head. Mich calves ven R.syes
and easier at 3lsa51. per lb. Dre-'ed p 3,ssrs,
sold at 6lbs71 ac per ID for Western 49,
and at 51aa6Ac per ID for coTs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-04-20
FIFTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, April 20.
SENATE.

House Joint resolution for the APP
pointme Mt of four members of the board
of managers of the National Home tor
Disabled Volunteer Soldiers was passed.
A Joint resolution for the appoint
ment of O commission for the establish
ment at Washington OF "a ground map"
of the United States, was introduced by
Mr.. Cannon, and laid on the table-Mr.
Cannon stating that he would address
the Senate upon it tomorrow.
House resolution relative to the cost
of sewerage at Fortress Monroe was
passed.
Mr.. Mitchell gave notice that, on
Wednesday next he would address the
Senate in favor Of bill to pension the
survivors of Indian wars.
The sundry civil appropriation bill
was reported from the committee on
appropriations by Mr.. Allison who said
that he would ask the Senate to con-
slider it at the earliest possible moment.
The Indian appropriation bill was
taken up at the request of MIR. Petit
grew-no effort being made to give
precedence to the resolution for invcs-
tigation of bond issues.
In the absence of Mr.. Carter all the
propositions relating 10 Indian schools
were laid aside temporarily.
The committee amendment for the
payment of specific sums to some four
teen lawyers for legal services to the
western Cherokee Indians was taken
up; and Mr.. Chandler, stated his objec
ton to it.
Mr.. Brown questioned the lawfulness
of the contract, and the value of the
services performed. 1t seemed to him
"palpable steal, clean and unvarnish-
! ed" His indignation was aroused at
the idea that an American Senate would
think of voting for such an amendment.
Here was q proposition to pay 500, 600
to one individual; for what? for hang
ing around and annoying Senators, CIV
ing him for that as much as would be
the income of a United States District
Attorney for five years.
Mr.. Gray expressed desire to know
the rule of deciding the question OF
ouantum meruit of q lobbyists services
Mr.. Platt said that the larson alluded
to as lobbyist Mr.. Peabody had not
lobbied day or an hour, but had rem
dered legal service.
Mr.. Palmer intimated his impression
that the proposition was a palpable
frand. The claim of Peabody, he said,
had been presented to the Secretary OF
the Interior, and he had been allowed
and paid $4,000.
In the course of long discussion,
MIR. Teller mentioned the fact that
among the lawyers employed in the
case was Mr.. Cleveland's first attorney
general-Mr. Garland-who had charg-
ed SIS, 900 for his services in arguing
the matter in the court of claims, and
had been paid by the Secretary of the
| Interior.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-04-20

eyes open.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08
,,Safandufa" O kOngresie.


w dsisiejszym numerze r~ozpoozyna-
my sprawozdanie ,Ssfanduly" z kon.
gresu, kt6ry sic odby} niedawno W Buff
falo.
,~Safsnduia" znanym Jest o.ytsjsoej
publioznosoi polskiej W Ameryce z te-
go rodzaju prac i dlatego to ostatnia
jego Prace postanowilismy wyda6 W o
sobnej odbitce, ma sadanie setek przy
jacio& i adoratorow ,,Safsnduiy".
Opowiadania o nkongresie" W osob
nej odbitce beds ozdobione licznemi ry.
cinami i por,retaui bohaterow tego
,koogresu". Ma pfobke podamy pare
tyoh p0rtretow W przysziych numerach
,,Zgody".
Chcacy nabyc to broszurs dobrze
zrobia, jeAeli pc mia wozesnie sic zgio
szs do Aministracyi rZgody" - gdy,
opowiadauia ,,Safsnduiy" ukaaa sic "
niewielkiej liczbie exemplary.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08
SprOstOwanie.

w sprswozdaniu u~rzedowem re Sci
mu zwiszku Spiewsk6w Polskicb, u.
mieszczonym W oststnim numerze
"zgody" zsuwstylem Omyike, ktora nj.
niejsrem prostuje. Dsrowsnym zostal
przez prof. r. Hensls ME yWiwst Zwis.
EEK Spiewsoki nasz", lecz ,Marsz
Zwiasku Spiewskow Polskich " Anne
ryce".
m. Marcinko,oski,
delegat Zjszdu VII.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08

Mil w. b.. or. 10.
MUS w. w, or. 271.
Onufrowicz b., or. 43, 40, 81, 1S1,
317.
O'Shay +. j., or. y.
Palmer j. a., or. 40.
P~asternacki b. w, or. 90.
Pawlicki X. f., or. Z.
Phelan F. A., or. -, 81, JOG, 175,
1S9.
Plotner w. s, or. IS.
Pierce &. f., or. rs.
Poposki j., or. 81. 24S.
Potter j. W., or. 221.
Puce G. c., Or. 299.
Rice ID. 8, Or. BOP.
Rieger j., or. 1875.
Sadowski L., or. 40, 205, 154.
Satistinow j.. or. Is, 157.
Sawicki j. A. or. l, 112, 210.
Schroeder l., or. 80, 1879, 1913, 16S,
1914, 243, 23o, 264, 279, 324, 1874.
Shindan G. ~, or. 254.
Sickler j. b., or. 269.
S~iemienowicz w. j.. or. 10.
Schilcher F., or. 2S6.
Szlupas j., gr. 295.
Smigel p. S, or. l43, 16S.
Smith A., OR. 1876.
Smith L., gr. lis.
Stalled H. A, or. 262.
Stuart j. w, or. 22S.
Statkiewicz W., or. Al. ITO, 1873, 1856.
$50, 2So, 2S9, 300, 80.
Stern A, or. 3O1.
Sterner O. H., or. 266.
Strutle w. Nc. b., or. $50.
Strzyzowski b. F.. or. 1SS.
Szuwalski s., or. 60.
Merchant l.. H., or. 213.
Yastine, j. H., or. 1873, pa.
Wagner X, or. IA, "a, 307.
Wagner p. o., or. %.
Walsh J. j., or. 105.
Was J. W., or. 1872.
Weiss l.. E., or. 21S.
Wenner y. j., or. %, 26o.
Wilcox +. ~, or. 80.
Winter o. G., or. g.
Wittkowski w, or. lis.
Wolf NJ, or. 263.
Zio}kowski j., or. So, 149. 1859.
Zborowski w, or. 50.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08
Lista Lekarzy
Zwiazku NarOd. POlskiegO.

Grup Zwiazku NarOd. POlskiegO.
Ponisej podaje liste lekarzy grup
wv. N. P. w~ybranych przez grupy, a
zatwierdzonych przezemnie. Tylko nj.
aej wymienieni lekarze maja prawo
egzamiuowac kandydat6w do odnos-
nyoh gruP, dop6ki grupy ma iCh misj
see innyoh ME wybiora lekarzy, i dop6
XII ieh nastepcy przez Lekarza Gl6wne
60 zatwierdzeni ME zostanA.
Grupy, niaej niswymienione, ME ma.
j. Prawa przyjmowac nowych ozlonk6w
doPoki ME nadeszls aplikacyj lekarzy,
kt6rym te ozynnosd powierzyo zamie.
rzaja i doP6ki OF lekarze trzez Naozel-
nego Lekarza zatwierdzonymi ME beda.
K~ilkanasoie grup nadesiaio nam apli-
kacye lekarzy, ma kt6rych ME wymie,
no ME tylko numerow grup, ale nawet
m~iejsOowosci, z ktorych poohodza -
nsturalnie z temi ~aplikaoyami mic uczy-
ni6 ME byio MONA.
Wogole, grupy niaej niewymienions
Powinny zastosowa6 sic natyohmiast do
uchwaly Rzsdu Centralnego i Beg
zwlocznie aplikacye swoiCh lekarzy ma
deslac, ably ME tamowac w.rostu i roz.
woju Zwiazku' Narodowego Polskiego.
Dr. W. Il. Kutzepski,
Naczelny Lekarz z. N. P.
Alden G. W., grupa 100.
Bsgen j., or. 233.
Bartho b. F., gr. 319.
Bayley N. B., OR. 202.
Borysowioz N. G., gr. 83. 1T, 1913.
Bozinoh M. F., gr. 1l9, l27, 222 i
244.
Bols r. S.. or. 81.
Bondy S. E.. gr. 321.
Boyden w. A, or. 1872.
Boyer A. H gr. 176.
Braun o., or. 293.
Brace H.. M, or. 240.
BunoUgh F. s., or. 275.
Burke p. NJ, gr. 20, lip, 14S "a.
Burlington J. A, or. 1877.
Brown s. X, or. 297.
Carroll NJ. A, or. 272.
Caughlin J. N, gr. II.
Chudzihski s., or. III.
Clug S, OR. 81.
Cloud j. H., or. 161.
Cluthc c. F., or. 247.
Curry T. c., gr. 211.
DangieIowicz w. X, or. SO.
Dodson J. W., or. 318.
Drews H., or. PIT.
Doeled j. NJ, or. 120.
Dicus J. F., gr. 33.
Eakris j., or. 70.
Erskine E., or. 1877.
English w. F., or. 325.
Fanell II. W., or. 204.
Fairbanks w. or. 259.
Ferchland c., gr. 81.
Finnerty J. H., or. 80, 322.
Fleger =. p, or. As, 1875.
Frumson H., or. 76.
Fucker j. T., or. So.
Galland NJ, or. 238.
Carries G. A., or. pa.
Geries j., or. 1853.
Cooling +. w, or. 316.
Gutenberg s., gr. 80, 333.
Haas G. A, or. 267.
Harrod J. r., or. POI.
Hertel f., or. 1875.
HIGH j. F., or. 246.
Hinckley w. j., gr. 1888.
Ilowiecki j., gr. So, so, 155, 1872,
PIP. 30, 270, 2S4.
Jasi6ski T., or. 100, las, l47, 209.
King j. A, gr. 100.
Kodis T., or. BOA, 251.
Kossakowski NJ. p, or. So, 81, PAL.
Kuflewski w. A., or. 2, 3, 81, POS,
219, PAS, 26S, 276.
Kulik S. A.. or. 2O3.
Krug j. f., gr. 225, PAP, pol, 27S.
Liable +. j., or. 81.
Letchfeld p. N, or. 100, 323.
Lewandowski II. p, or. pa.
Loritz G. f., gr. 216.
Macleod A. s., gr. 90, 103.
Marquardt G. H., or. "a.
Margulies w, gr. 282.
Mcmillan w. N, or. 314.
Melsta L., gr. 1853.
Moore G. f., or. LAP.
More w. g., or. 1853.
A. ono
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08
Y
SOpllcy / ~Safandufy ma Kongres d. Buffalo.

.,Lecz dop6ki ~ / twoi
Duchem bOzym rie skrzydlaci.
thcecie stac ma kark eli braci
Tax lak sat n dziriaj .toi,
T. nv SLIM, czynsi, mi dzi
Jutrzenkami iblySkaniem
Char novel waszej lodzt
fetneJ trup0w -pOpIzsk staniem."
Ju'jusz siowacki.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08

Ks.dy mezczyzna powinien czytsc
ogsossenie Tomsszs Slstera " tel gaze
ole ma stronnicy @.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08

Wittkowski w, or. lis.
Wolf NJ, or. 263.
Zio}kowski j., or. 80, 149. 1859.
Zborowski w, gr. 63.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, l pszdziernika 1896.
SprawOzdanie
kasyera Wydsia}u Oswiaty u. N. P. "a
ozas cd l2go grudnia 1895 T. do
l2go wrzesnis 1896 T.
i kwartaf. =.
Przych6d:
Cd Rzadu Centr. 254 80
lie skladek postronnych 1900.
Razem 267.oO
Rozch6d:
Biblioteozki w~edrujsce 1880
Ma Wszeohnice 200 90
Druki i wydatki oisowe 42.35
Razem 256.9 5
III kwartaf.
Przych6d:
Cd Rzadu Centr. 174.55
Skladki postronne 9.S1
q kcnoertu w. o. 81 so.
Zwyklad6w Wszechnioy 25.75I
Ra1em 24I.6I
Rozch6d:
Ma Wszeohnioe Lud. 1870
Wydatki koncertu 22.00I
Ma biblioteozki 1885
Ofisowe wydatki $50
Razsm 227.55
Iii kwartaf.
Przychod:
Cd Rzadu Centr. 1858. rs
z wykladow Wszeohnioy 31.25
Skladki p~ostronns 1928
Razem 3o7.23
Rozch6d:
Ma Wszechnioe 1880
Wydstki ofisowe 9.65
Rszem 275.I5
OgoIny przych6d i rozch6d cd II 90
grudnia 1895 r. do 1870 tcrzeSnio
1896 r.
Pr1yobod:
Cd Rzsdu Centralnego 692 90
Cd sluchaczy Wszechnioy $500
Wpiyne}o zkoncertu i dstk6w 1884
Rszem $40. A
Rozchod:
Droga p~rofesorow z Europy 200 90
Pensys ] przejszdy profeso-
row 447 so
Wydstki konoertu 22 90
Druki i Monograph 1925
Biblioteczki BIAS
Korespondencye ! wydstki O.
fisowe 2I.s5
Razem 1895
Zostsje W reku sksrbnids Wy.
dzisiu Oswisty $116.79
(Sto szesnascie dolsr6w, siedemdzie
stat dziewiec oentow).
II. Zurascski, sksrbnik w. o.
dnia 2 pazdzierniks.
Dr. W. j. Sieminouoicz,
Teoa Stan,
komitet rewisyjny.
Kszdy mezczyzna powinien czytao
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08
~Nastepujace Grupy

wrzesniu nizej
ne kwOty ma rece
vera wv. n. p.
s c Grupa. s @
rs % lSo $500
6l.20 lSS 100 81
1l3.40 lS9 BOTS
106 40 100 1900
10 3S 1872 47.25
80 10 1874 36.40
1900 1875 O9Ol
$500 1875 1924
ll3 " 1913 80 80
% SO 1919 2l.OO
40 So 200 9l2
"a 90 POL % 80
80 81 203 "a go
1850 204 1910
80 20 POS lI.SO|
20 81 208 20 90
1850 209 lOO.I5|
$3.50 210 1874
S6 80 2l1 IA COL
125 rs PIP 5000
1873 80 2l3 1920
l2l.98 216 1884
SO 20 2l7 As SO
1894 2lS 1920
1900 PIC 67.2O
1857 220 10 80
81 70 222 10 80
1886 223 1900
$3.50 224 7l.S5
74.2O 225 47.SS
$3.50 226 22.4O
$500 227 64.OO
70 "a 228 S2.9S
I30.15 229 $3.50
$3.50 230 % 80
90 80 231 Is 80
% 80 233 1924
58.44 234 $3.50
ll6 20 236 go "a
95 40239 "a So
144 81 24O 33 so
SO 20 241 1892
1890 PAP 1920
292 80 243 AZ "a
l2.4l pa 1880
1920 246 Is 90
244. 10247 ll.2OI
92 U6 248 1927
% "a 249 HOO
1910 25l 1915
252 6l.60
1880 2o3 1875 80
A so 254 l6 "a
134.702 55 4O.75
21.l5 256 30 go
le3.4l 257 2.25
65 81 258 70 90
10 % 25Q II az
SO So $50 27.74
1852 26l $3.50
1906 262 SO SO
36.40 263 % As
1880 264 "a 95
$500 265 28.O5
$50 266 A 80
70. 96 1877 81 OOl
1873 SO 268 1880
45.12 269 90 80
8S 80 270 is O5
$685. 272 81 95
4I.45 273 27.74
SO "a 274 IL DOL
6.6O275 20 4O
90 rs 276 SO 40
"a 80 PIT IS
21.38 279 al.
1896 i2S0 SS.SOl
1854 281 25.35
$3.50 282 25 sol
43 40 284 AZ COL
SO. "a 1856 As "a
so so 286 26 SO
$3.50 2S7 IA COL
22.40 288 Is 2OI
so 20 2S9 82.45
Is 80 290 SO COL
$500 POI 20 2O
62 20 292 1885,
293 I5.4O
$50 295 61.9OI
212.54 296 So DOL
1880 297 2l.00
1870 81 298 42.78I
1920 299 1891
A. 10 300 1851
BOP II l0
1920 BOB 12.00I
44.32 304 81 sol
Al 81 300 80 col
50.S8 307 So 20
81 81 308 26 40
1928 300 17.25
20 rs 80 14.00I
1882 3l2 21.30I
2940 313 1891
81 80 314 20 09
1890 315 12 COL
= ON q r0
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-08

Uwaga. w wykszis powytszym
ME 90 zsmieszczone wplsty, ktore cd
grup wplynesy ma rachunek pzgody",
lub IA odznsh zlote ! srebrne emaljo-
wsne.
M. j. Sodososki, sekr. jen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-20

GREEN BAY. Va. September 12-lSpc-
ci7l-Ihe Bryan and SeWau Club of
this place viii eiyy a barbecue on Sep
TENDER eoth Several speakers VIII be
on l..I 90 discuss tle issues of the cam-
raIcn. 10 win D.. regular Democratic
loye-ie8st. and VIII Dee the banner rally
OF fee county. The president and score
far. oft taa club VIII invite the Hon. sgd
rty u. Epe-. candidate for Congress. TO
3d. present.
Tle School Board OF this district re-
Gently met al this place All of The
former teachers We're appointed. with
me exception OF The Wakefield and
Davis schools AIR. Charles a. March
ana Miss Mary Hardy were the success
f.l applicants az those schools The
board decided tne public school Will COM
u.r.a ou the FIRST Monday in October.
.ls Annie J.. Rhodes, formerly of this
place. lately connected with the Urea
t.y Department Washington, ID. O.,
V.s married on last Wednesday TO AIr.
james %. Iar.strs. OF Washington
Is Nary q. Johnson Of Ctcwe was
iu f.e VILLAGE yesterday.
Several parties from this place. who
attended the Bryan meeting in Richmond
last night returned homo This morning.
anI Old were completely capuvated by
his speech.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-20

The Government to Spend Many
Thousands ut Old Point.

OLD POINT COMFORT. VA. septem-
her -(Spocial)-There Is fine prospect
Of plenty OF work for the mechanics in
this section during the coming winter
Tho government will put up a new hos
initial 10 cost about $4,000. and new
post-oGce. for which Congress appro-
priatcd $1,000 last winter. Plans for the
hospital have been received, and the work
win be let by contract after thirty DAYS
advertisement. Plans for the post-oiilce
are now being prepared In the quarter
master-Goncrars office. and the work VIII
be done under the direction or Captain
Holm W pullman. Quartermaster.
I, addition TO the above arrangements
have been made 20 paint the exterior Of
the Chqmberlin Hotel, and get ii in readi-
ness for the approaching season.
A reunion Of the Kimberly family was
hold here on Thursday 10 celebrate the
10Th birthday Of Mr.. William II. kimber-
lv. one OF the Oldest residents Of the
Point. Among the members present were:
Lieutenant and Mrs. Clifford. Of Fort
Prcblc. Nc; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kim
berry. of Boston: Mr. Henry T. Kim
belly. Of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. ~
Wesley Oler Of Baltimore. and Mr.
George 70. Kimberly and two daughters
of New York
Tfr Kimberly came 10 the Point In lSll,
and amassed comfortable fortune, sup
plying the army and navy with pro-
visions during tho war.
Colonel Royal r. Frank, commandant
went TO Washington Tuesday evening 10
attend q meeting OF the Board OF ord
nance and Fortihcations, returning 10 the
post yesterday.
General Joseph T. Doe. Assistant Sec
rotary Of War. arrived from Boston with
his family Tuesday. and is stopping at the
Chamborlin where he viii spend q couple
Of weeks. He has made several visits 10
the post, and is very popular WIN the
officers.
Caplm Pullwan. our energetic quarter
master. went TO Washington Tuesday 10
pay his respects 10 General Sawtele, ne
new Quartermastcr-Ce ncral, and recon-
mend some improvements which he de-
sircs 10 have made at the post one OF
which is TO secure an electric-light plan {.
and DO away with the old, Obsolete on
lamps.
Lieutenant John W. Ruckman, First At
tiuery, has gone TO his old home. Chdn-
paigu H.. ON q ten-days' Visit.
Lieutenant John y. Martin, VINO M
been spending the summer with his WE
at the home Of her parents. Colonel ana
MfS. II rank, mas lttHliir" W. YIN t- ~
at Columbus. -.
Hon. S. Newton PATHS. Of Washington.
arrived here Wednesday ON a visit 10 ms
daughter. Mrs. Captain Pullman.
Mrs. Major r.. b. Moseley and daughter'
Miss Lillian. have gone 30 Fniladelphia
where they Will spend couple Of weeks
visiting friends.
Miss Edith Vicl.ery. daughter Of cur
late post surgeon. arrived from wash
ineton Monday on a visit to Mrs RucA-
man.
Miss Grace Gallagher. who has been
spending "a month with Miss Anna Ful-
ton. returned 90 Philadelphia YESTERDAY
Mrs. George Booker has returned IRON
Washington. where she went Monday 70
place her two daughters. Hilda and Lazy
Ann at the Georgetown Convent.
Miss Anna j.. Yeatman. Of Washington
arrived here this morning on visit ''
Mr. and AIRS. Bodcl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-20
Pinno Given Away.

The Richmond Music Company. 20 adj
vertise more thoroughly their 500 Kings
bury Piano, have decided 10 place one al
Campbeu & CO.'S Art Gallery. 429 east
BROAD street. TO be absolutely given away
on the following conditions: Every Dur-
chaser Of one dozen OF their fine Cabinet
photographs. at g per dozen. will be
given a numbered coupon. which will en-
title the holder to a chance az this Piano.
T,be drawings will take place at Camp
hell &. Co.'S on the evening Of December
pa 1905. and will be conducted In perfect
fairness to all parties concerned, by two
well-known dlsinterested citizens. the
piano TO be given away IS on exhibition
At Campbell & Co.'S. and a duplicate can
also be seen at the store OF the RichmoQd
Music Company 2l3 east Broad street.
we would be pleased 10 have the public
call at our studio and examine this hand
como riqno. CAMPBELL & CO.,
Artists and Photographers.
40 cas-, Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-20
The Conqueror.

ella Wheeler Wilcox in Harpers Week
-
| saw an Angel with majestic mien
And radiant brow, and smile divinely
sweet.
stroug human passions writhed beneath
his feet.
There too expired those coward faults
which screen
Themselves behind Inheritance. and lean
on dead men for their strength, and
think II meet
All all lay PROSTATE, owning their de-
feat.
Then to the spirit with the eyes serene
I cried aloud. In wonder and In awe:
'Oh mighty One, who art thou, that
thy glance
Can circumvent heredity, cheat chance
And conquer nature? What thine occult
law?
Art thou incarnate Force-the Over
SoulY'
The Angel answered, II am Self-Con-
troll"