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The evening times., 1896-02-08
DISTRICT IN CONGRESS
Farmers at the Center Market
Have Cause for Hope.
SENATORS WENT AND SAW
Messrs Martin and Proctor Convinced
Themselves That the Hucks,ers'
Representations were Nearly Cor
rect-No Disposition to Hurry the
District Bill.

There is some hope for the farmer and
the hue ckstcr at the market.
When they had a Tearing tefore sub
committee of tie Senate District Commit
tee they made n good impression. That
in,pression has been deepened since.
Senator Martin was chairman of this
subcommittee. He and Mr.. Proctor went
marketing one morning and saw things for
themselves. When asked about the matter
he said:
YES, we went marketing one day for our
selves. We saw the farmers at their stands
and know now just how much of the street
they occupy We have not made our report
yet
Ibid you find matters just about as the
farmers told you. Senator?'
About so; bat we have not been able to
make our report yet. because the Comnr-s-
sioners have asked for further hearing.
We have not decided what day we will
give it to them; bat guess Wen hear them
some time next week"
REPORTED THE BILL.
The Judiciary Committee evidently knows
good thing when IL sees it. Mr.. Daniel,
from that committee. reported back bill
to Incorporate the society OF the Daughters
of the Revolution with an Amendment. The
amendment Is little hard for the secretary
OF the Smithsonian Institution.
In the original bill the secretary of the
Smithsonian Institute was required to
send each year to Congress such portions
of the report of the proceedings of the So
cicty as he saw fit. Now he can only send,
by the amendment. such portions OF any
report as are OF national Importance.
The District appropriation bill has been
returned from the Government Printing
Office. but there has not been a meeting
of the subcommittee or fun Committee on
Appropriations called tor lis consd ration.
There appears to be no disposition to
hurry matters and the bill will not again
be taken up until some time next week.
The evening times., 1896-02-08
Badness
Falling Hair. Da druff.

Facial Blsnisncs and Skin Diseases promptly
and permanently cured. DIR j. SEMMhS,
7oA Iiih St, noar G,
ONCE and Residence
The evening times., 1896-02-08

Washington Sto,S ExsnanIa
Sales-Wash Loan q Trust, at llS6; .: s
Electric Light % ut I2iM, at l25; PEOPLES Fire
Ina, 81 at 81; Chca q Pot Tel, ID af as,s.
The evening times., 1896-02-08

Fit you or We keep EN-
600 F Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28

Ic3 3xTs 3xiOoli: Charles Barney and wife
John . Baker. -..-......-
lllth-si p 133? n 4 ~ NichOlas-av 2'S
100 II. the y. Y Investment and Improvement
CO. 10 Alice Davies .-.....--...-...
Lawrence 81. No ~; Charles co~en e. al 70
18Th It. : s. 900 n " ~ Ioth-avc. 5Dxloo. John
Lot -. Jumei Place. at corner Lot ~.
map Of Jumei estate. 2'SG3S - Eas"comb
Road s32. 7xs3.7. William Caul 70 Stewart
= Anger
st Nos 80 -. Matilda JACKSON 10 Simon p
Madison St. No io2: Abraham Kvin. ami wife
20 Frank Feldmsn and anot'rr. -...-..-.-.-:.
Monroe-st H. $50 Il Of Jefferson At. q TX
100. Charles Wcnstein 10 Pauline Wcinstein.
Great Jones ST. Nos ~ and ~ and -. Edmund
Cofin and wife 10 Thomas " keogh. .........
West 3d-st, No 10; Henrieiio Marks ~ al 10
Patrick Gallagher OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Rivington-s, 30 n Of Clinton-st. 20x65:
Mary Freifcd and another 10 Lizzie Freifed.
Tompkins-s,. No y: Albert ! Sire. referee. TO
Lexington-ave Nos 325 ana 35s. Henry q schr.n-
ke.s>n and wife to Martin = Schrenkels~n. Is
Ist-ave. No s54 MACMILLAN Morse and wife 10
II4th-si. No, 20 and ~ East. George mi and
wife 70 Macmillan Morse. ...........-....... 4
2d-ave. No 1ss5; Louis Il faHbrouck. referee. 10
Ii7,h-st NJ 81 East Hamilton o Dell. referee.
TO Harriet Blum ...............
Il7fh-st. No 5i5 Eas; Hamilton Odell referee. 10
shave. " = 4ei Il OF Is5th st. 5,xIOo;
Charles |. Kesse and wife TO Peter McCanrey.
J Kennedy and wife 10 Mary + Cox......,... =
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE TRANSrtfS
,ssd-st n s. 2iis IT c Of AiexandeI ave "SiVo' Z
,s char,es - i7is Il Xesa"der-"ve 2nioo;
,s same - 1915 +, of Alexander-ave So1i"o'
ZANE, same 10 SANE !. ss5 II 5 OF l46,h-s 25xiis9;
Peter Walls to Eaaben W Mas, wSrd Of Mclro.e
Village More GesinAnn and wife to August" 1000
iss & john II Judge Andrew Nc
w 3Sse %"S anon l.o Of MoTrisan"
o q, is q Me s@S 's ar asS %.
S on m Harsess he Voc al to Charles ooo
John *;
Eagle So r :, az ssaseth Isssrnsn
MAJ map another on the 'xseuiors Of Hugh Camp to d,
xssonss smsnq,csSsfr ana Of T'f s5h-. 1s1ioo
Mary Euler 70 g. i 4 nAn ni aome. assi6o
Jabn oconne to Catherine OcSnnsn -,
simpson and .. home to ' same e"'"''
~ iii and ia2 map section a. vyse estate
,n s-%t TO same ana wa.hnstons corner 2's'o'
sane to ,,o sams 200 # Of Boston Road
SG asaio 7sSosss7 same to 81 same Y1,a.; 1ssoc
Pr %srs q Ellison s. to M Mary Euler
pscstnr.ave 81 II - C.r ol suI" carne
5s.,,o Robert ,s. 7o Gla' sSa q 7es
Esaieth KING exeHs,Gs TO ssssssUr
?, BAY r.. c Har ls.nH' Yacht s"' Club S'
rGIans%" xsss t 1s,''n sssd :'1 George
and wife 70 To-, John ~ ri Iet {, Hunt estate van
Ss., ana s.s, s,s wliam sweny referee 10
Michael and Mary Ms ssS :; Of Yves, Farms
81 ROAD. sssioo; Hudson Ro'e and vile to TOO
Charles Kns"f corner io,ih..t. ic,sico cnas
s, NisSol s ave No isl; Furman Gaines to
,o sa'sn l0'i ito II Of columbus SASS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alterations
were hled with the Building Department:
New buildings:
broadway. No 6;8. fourteen story brick store
and lofts by James l. Lloyd. = Carroll Bryce
and Mrs Clement Fish. $is7.5Oo
5th-ave and 134th-rt. n W corner, Ave story
brick fiat and store by John Robertson OF No
3i2 West %othst. and William Gnmme Of No -
Rrnomc-st No Az a .eyen-story brick store and
lofis. by Henry Corn ~ No Is West S5th-st, 5000
Grand and Orchard sts corner. hve-story
brick nat. by Gouverncur Tilotson. 81 No 81
Anthonv-ave md NJ, Hope Place corner
iwo.rtoIy and attic stone dwelling; by Elizabeth .
NJ Sauttleworth. 81 No lao Madison 5000
Forest-ave =. ~ n II Honest. for two three
story frame tenen,ents. by Arthur A swany. 81
1878, 1t. n = " n W ~ E,,on-ave. six four
story brick stores and tenenents. by william
Forster Of No im East ebttst $4,000
ItOthst and Wiis-aye. corner. by Herman
filume Of No ~ West 4ith-st. 10 two-sory
Cnral,st Nos oG and 0s by samuel d Babcock
u No S,d SHAVE. 70 n hvestory brick store - oo
lroadway Nos ga and 2i0 by the Park National
Bank fye-s story brick and stone building
T2i-st. No l2i East by Pauline runz OF No
i2i East I'D 1t. four story ana basement .
i25tn-s, - iTb II W Of 7th- ave. by Morgan
THAI. 10 story brick dwelling and store loo
Thomas McMullcn No ~ Beaver-st to a six
story brick factory. storac etc ......:.:: 1000
Ia6th-.t No 80 East. by Emma KoIb q No
500 East lis'hs TO 'hrse-s'ory and base soo
Henry-r, No 90 by Tobias Krakauer. of No
2I6 Henry--' to thrce-story and basement
9th ave. No 6ss by Margaret Lennon. to a Ave.
story brick tenement and store $50
ID AVE. No 1875 by Patrick Sullivan. Of No POI
East i4th-st. hvestory brick tenement
Broadway. No 782 by Helen A wissmann. 4
No II Pine-st to four-stcry brick store ard
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REAL ESTATE.
RI-SINESS At THE EXCHANGES.

Downtown property was In great demand yes'eI
dav and several sales Of choice business parcels
were made at private contract
Hoffman Brothers sold for Warren r.. De"''''
rho southeast corner Of Liberty and Church SIS
business building for $4,000" 10 Joseph L. bu''eh-
veiser who gives in part payment the seveh-s'''s
butlding No 80 Great Jones-st lot ze.ioHIo,. d.
Valuation Of ss5 900 The latter building Is new anu
is rented for S,l15 .. ,xo,, tho Cornell
.state through Richard V Harnett q CO. inc "'e
storv brick building lot 22x7l. No JIG walls on
nrivs,e terms The property had been owned !" ''e
TorneII family for more than NIFTY years, ~ 90, .,
Wandelbaurn 4 Levine sold 10 NJ Secor 10. i'a ~
,ss Pearl-s, seven-story business biiuins. Pc.
47y1Is on private terms. The sellers oo.sn, FL
nronerty on Wednesday at the Liberty street T"
change for $500 NJ. paksr No q
Chsrles-st northeast corner or Mavefie! ~.
Snmr-story brick dwelling lot 2x'os. on P''NA'e
terms. -, r-.,.,o Sslesroom philip
Smvth sold in foreclosure, NO ioi r~ast nm Vis
hrndred- nd twelfth two-story Ifane u"'"s'
10, 1e SY100 II 10 William Hyman Tor NV 49,
Rrvan l. Kennedy sold In partition, iwei,h,a
- Third-st village of Wakeneld. nor .""e .,
omrrsr eoxlI and Twcfth-ave. ana 1hrd,ss vi, va
ian -, Wakefed pot @5xl+. being gore oi no II"
I'D lots g72 and 7l3 OF the map OF tne village vi
WalnNed 10 Thomas @. O'Brien for *,tz'. 10 49,,
C.anroe p Read sold. in foreclosure, No % hoht
%u o fve-story brick tenement mouse. 10,
&xss to the plaintiffs. Jonas Wei ana bernard
Mayer for $32142.
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REfNDRDED MOR1GAGES.

Blum Harriet. 10 Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany No 81 East Hist Year, :.:...-......
ancs Company. NewYork No 2i7 Broome st. =
Conki,ns. Ella S. to John Duer. trustee. n = coth
st. $50 Il Of 9th ave. Year,. .,.....,...;.
Cohen Jacob to The Eas, River V, sayins: in s.
Casey. John to John o Baker. Columbus ave o.
cbsm,,e"s Ellen NJ to Joseph T. But,erworth,
Ba,hgnte corner Of Sanuelst.
Diamond G'I John and wife to Dry DOCK savings
Insti,uicn. TompkinSs'. p II Of he
Same to same. No u Tomp1ns 81 year
Of " Nicholas ave. demand. .................. =
Same 70 SAM = iiith-s'. 2G'' IT Of st =,
Davies, Alice. 10 the New YORK Investment and
Improvement company s. - ii''h st. i"a' >,
Same to same. . iiith-'t' 1873 II OF 81 :.
Same memo" 70 same. ss inn st. 2oao Il OF !, =,
Nicholas ave demand .............. .......,.., y
f Dams 70 ch sa ii and Starr sanford to Ha
ness Il DE Voc. sehrwick ave .o'a to
Epsten. Mary and Max. 10 Isaac Cells No i"a
Hester ins'"inen,s AN, ,c Nc.
York, 8 5 lSis,-st $40 II W OF 7th ave. year. q
Fosrs. Joseph. 70 Tue duh IRA ana nd Trust
rincE George r. and wife to sarah IL Powell st
Nicholas ave corner l2cth-s,, Years u
Faber Charles p. To the franklin savings Bank. =.
.se4 Charles p AND ~s 10 the rsnn
ines Bank Y. ~ Annsavc =. 268 II 49,
Of I34th-st years. MORTGAGES ............ =
Same Anna Si~gcl same pr pperty. one year: j
Same same corner -. Ann save ana
oalssher. Pairck and vile to LAZY W Berc,-
ford, ct al trustees of Louis G Hammersiey. -
No 200 East 28th-si. years. ...........,,.... ~
Same TO same Nos 1910 West ID 81. years. 10
Gambel. Henry. and wife 10 Magdslena Frees.
i5sth ST. 1853 II e Of NJ orris ave years.
Giesser Otto A. and wife to Elijah q Keys O.
Prospective, ~ n q i3Bih-st ysars.. =
Hahn. Frederick. and wife TO James Everard
Nos th-st
same 10 Anna stephens. No BOG East Wih-st
Harlow. George J. to Auguste l. Sevestre
ColleCs-ave. i2l II . Of i6tth-st year.
The Harlem Yacht Club 10 Donald Mackay, excr.
etc. OF Elizabcth L King. LotA 1904 and
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A CHILD KILLED BY 4 WAGON.
Bun OVER AND Her HEAD CRUSHED BY THE
WHEELS.

Rim OVER AND dER HEAD CRUSHED BY THE
WHEELS.
Lille Males. four years old. one OF the seven
children OF Morris Males. a cgar-maker. who lives
on the ton floor OF the tsnement-house al No. l45
Delancey-st.. run over and instantly Killed py
q wagon in front of her home last night Lille
sns ber six-vear-old brother had been sent to the
mghboring store by their mother TO buy cake.
They were crossing Delancey-st. on their return
when a soda water wagon belonging 10 Moses no.
rowi,z & Son. Of No. IS Willett-st. and driven by
Isaac Brema. Of No 10 Forsy inst came s9 LIN
BEHIND the wagon was a De.ancey-st. car. The
diver whis,led 10 warn the wagon to get out OF MS
vay and Rrerna turned the horses head SO nur-
rsdlv thar the animal became frightened and ran
away knocking down little Lille The front wheel
passed over the chiids head and Killed her instant
g. Po' iccuar Braun arrested the driver and car
ned the chld's body 10 the Delancey-s, station
Lgrer II was transferred to her home. The neigh
bors say that the Males are too poor 10 pay ior
the funeral OF their daughter. and the Hebrew
Charity Society will be called on to defray the ex-
ITnse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28
she WAS EX-PRESIDENT H4YES'S SISTER

IT, Louis March 21.-Mrs. r.. Marvin. n sister OF
ex.president Hayes. who died on Wednesday at
kirkwood. a suburb buried yesterday from the
ATkwood Methods, Church. the Rev Dr. Mays
Presiding. She was a few years the senior OF her
youth. Mrs Marvin was reared and educated BY IA
SsSgthern family. then living In Southern Illinois
Wnen the Civil War broke out the Drotner 1oineo
sae Union Army. and the strong preJudices OF the
..smiy with which Mrs. Marvin was living e.
ranged her from him, and they never met again.
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KEPT THEIR MARRIAGE A SECRET.

ST. Louis. March T.-Mrs. Margaret NJ. stevenson
was the prosecuting witness to-day In the tr'ai OF
John Graham for mailing obscene letter During
Asr exa minaiion strange story of secret marriage
vas revealed. Fifteen years ago John Drake Ste
vsnson son of Brigadier-Generai Stevenson. and
grandson of the first Governor Of Illinois met Miss
o. her aunt In this city and they were married In
secret Their marriage remained secret until to-
day. Mrs. Stevensons family are wealthy residents
IN West. where he has been since shortly AFTER
hn m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28

7o7's. Johns, and Eastchsssr Bay. "a
Jacob. August wife Mary w seaman
ols-st. lp T. . OF ~ ave. months. GUN
Same to sarah n Powell. sam" property. -
months io'"''
KahnN ellcr Karl. William kingsland 30
lkNJ "a ave. l3.J's'
hrinck. 30 - East ir9h st. ears........... 5000
keosh. Thomas W. and wife 20 Edmund CONN. - -.
Ms ~ 20 q Great Jone, 81. months VoU'
krcepke. Augusta 70 Moses Gelsman u Her
gen ave. lot ~ map ~ East Ward 81 Mslrose. -
years $500
Moses. Aaron and wife 10 the Grand Lodge "
the United States of the Independent Order 81
Free sons - Israel, llth-st, 25s II " Of
Avenu" C. years. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
same 10 Moses Ius.in~r and another. EXECUTORS. ~
etc same property. 5yesrs.................... 1000
NcManus John. and wife 10 Gustav Amsnck. $500
" PaIk ave 81 Il 81 1894 st, years. 1900
McGurk John II. and wife 10 William I. Flana
gan ns director etc. ii1th 81. iilG II 81
80 demand 5000
Mcswceney. John and Mary T.. TO simon Bern
heimer ana another. 1881 1t. 1873 n Of .
West End ave, demand ...:....,.., 1900
Madden. Michael and Mary. william II Swcny.
rrferr" lots AMI 20 map Of lot q. Hunt
'rh''. Y months ~
McOw-n. Anthony and another TO Harlem SAY
!ngs Bank. 81 ave. il2 n u i|5h 81. $500
Norris. John @. wife Albert Sire
walker -. i2Ii n 81 Elmst, years. 10000
Pltzer. John J. and wife 70 the Herald En-
ployes Co operative Building and Loan Associn
ton. W Fordham-- adjoining land OF stephen
u Horton. ely island instaments. 1900
Regain. Charles w and Mary. TO Magdalena Frees.
n 1891 ~. go n Of Elton ave. years. 5000
Sproesss. Christiana A and Charles II. to lsdor
Ref. : stebbns ave. 9lli Il n Of Freeman
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28
ARMY ORDERS.

Washington, March q (SpeciaD.-The following
Army orders have been issued: First Lieutenant
Henry C. Fisher assistant surgeon. will be relieved
from duty at Fort Yates ~ d.. and will report TO
Pattsburg Barracks. ~ Y. for duty at that post.
Major Daniel d. Wheeler quartermaster. will pro-
coed about April Is 10 Fort Meade. s. ID. Captain
sidney K. Stuart, Ordnance Department VIII repair
70 this city from Wilmington. Dell on ofnca' pusi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28
ZERO WEATHER IN THE NORTH WOODS.

saranac Lake. n. Y. March 27.-The Montreal
express from New-York was four hours late to-day
w account OF frozen ice and snow on the track.
"ssnes OF snow fell. The mercury dropped be sw
gro The warm winds and rains Of yesterday melted
tater "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28
SUTHERLAND OtT or THE RACE

"eany. March 27.-The only change to-day In the
esp concerning the appointment OF a State Excise
thss %nss.oner under the Ranes Liquor Tax law Is
NJ; A. Sutherland, OF Rochester, has deAnits.y
"veo out OF the race for the Diaca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28
EDITORS ACCEPT AN INVITA- TON.

., Albany. March 1.-THE Executive Committee Of
ue New-York State Editorial Association have
.spted the invitation Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad
- mold the annual meeting of the association at
J. .n Summit Hotel, near Mauch Chunk Penn next
'-"o' Tie date selected Is from June q to July g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28
ARRITALS AT THE LAKEWOOD HOTEL.

Recent prominent arrivals at the Lakewood Hotel
lakewood. n. j.. are Senator Mcpherson, JOSEPH
Pulitzer and party, William T. Strong. OF New
York; Colonel 81 +. Barrett. OF Newark and X.
of
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Conntrp lJropcrtr for Sale or 20 Re

NOR SALE OR LEASE OR EXCHANGE Stone
hurst" the very spacious and elegant stone mansion
fully furnished RlSerdale formerly belonging 10 the
Robert esq. built by days work In the most
thorough manner and containing water and and AL
the convenences Of city residence extensive river
view ground gently s0ping to>the Hudson;
sltuated Twenty fourth Ward New York City; vsiu
able rights New York Central station at foot OF
lawn under blum 80 daily. fine old and
shrubs fruits charming Italian garden and
lovely lawn greenhouses stable gardeners cottage etc
within o Central Park boulevard;
within Is OF Van Corandt Park beyond which.
within short distance. through beautiful drives are
Jerome Park Morris Park Racecourse. Country club.
Schuyler and the handsome parks recently acquired
by unfurnished. xiI5.UO. terms
81 900 per annum. Apply to JOHN y. WOOD. IS East
3g,h ST. or TO l.. H. LUDLOW K co. 800 5th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-28
A ADVERTISEMENTS and .utscrptlon, fOr The Tribune

A DvERrfsEMENTs, and sutscriptcn. Tor The Tribune
"A received their Uptown once. No. 2fc Broadway,
"a door north OF 3lst-st. until o'clock p adver-
sements received at the following branch oes regular
office rates until o'clock p. VIZ; 2Ht shave O.
cor 2sast ise sth-ays cor i2th,st l4s co'umeusave
West CGth-st.: 100 West i2d-st 6th-ave %
East i4th-st ,57 West t2dst.. between 7th and sth
1850 East 4Iths 1855 sdave. between 10th and
18th sts i.026 Sd-ave. near Clst-st; if0S ist-ave.
near solhs', $50 3d-sye near as'zst $50 s2s
B.eecker-st.: .90s 31-ave. $40 East I9th-st; 02l
3d-ave.; 2662 3d-ave. es Amsterdam-ave. 400 Yves.
i2dst: las East 10Th 20S Fast 4sh-st: $50 9th-ave
65i 9th-ave., Lisa 3d-ave. near 67th-st, 204 East
sG,h st; i.a1o Broadway; 1888 sdsve I'D sth-sv.;
Isis 2d-ave 1853 8th-ave Al the Harlem O,ces: 10Oi
ad-aye near li3th-s 1850 East i25th-s near Sd-sv~i
2i3 West l2othsst.. bet. It'll and sth aves.
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Gin properlp for Sale.


K BEAUTIFUL four-story stone dwelling HxSSx din
"A ns-room extension xl02.2; located In the 7Os; re-
srcted block Central Park three bathroos steam
heat decorated sas fixtures and logs asking only $4,000
sLAWSON & HOBBS.
pa Columbus Ave-. near 73d st.
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Connirp propsrtn for Sale


TDARGATN FOR cASH.-t'0untry place nfty miles
ID bee line from New York exceptionally comfortable;
beautiful. large house. plenty land II nrepiaces
steam heat. other advantages works. MOSoUI-
TOLEsS. ~. Tribune Office
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old DOMINION LINE.-DAILY SERVICE.

" For OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. NEWPORT
NEWS PETERSEN re P2RTsMovTHH and WAsK
lNGToN D c. daily except sunday Richmond direct
Gay Psssengers and Freight. Saings from Pier 20:
y r.. T. NJ. Sat. +. u. Through tickets and
freight rates to all points.
W |. GuIII.AtDEU. Vice Pres. Traffic Mgr.
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STEAMSHIP LINES

" ALIIOK1
AVA From New-York. Wed, Fri and Sat -
DELIGHTFUL TRIP BY SEA TO THE PORTS o.
" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ONE-WAY EXCURSION OF TOURISTS TICKETS "a
points Texas Colorado Utah. Arizona CaltorniAs
Write Tor OF: 6i-page Pocket Guide mailed freel.
C. H. MALLORY & 60. Gen. Agts.. Pier 20 E. r. N. Z.
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BANANA RAILROAD Co.

~ L. Guayra, Puerto Caoelo. Curacao and Mara
.a.Oo. Curacao. from PierTepon, Stores Brooklyn.
IS. CARACAS .........,,., :Sa iuriay. April = ! p m
s. VENEZUEI. Wednesday. April Is m.
SIS PHILADELPHIA .sa day, Apr.l IS.
FOR MARACAIBO.
Observation-Disclosures. Saturday. March
These American built expressly for the trade.
have superior Accommodations for passengers.
pOCITcN. BLISS & pALLETT.
General Managers. i35 Front-sL
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NETHERLANDS LINE.

~ for Rotterdam and Amsterdam. via Bouiogne-sur-
Me-. Franz. - No.,
5. s. MAAsDAM........ Saturday March 18th a. n
First bin S45 $50 second cabin $3.50 storage at very
low rates Apply for handbook and terms. General Pas
senger Agency 80 Broadway.
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The Second Street Methodist Church will ho.d il:
Jubilee services Tomorrow. The Rev. DR.. A. c
Norehouse. having secured the Endorsement Of lead
Ing officials in the denomination will be able to
hand the cancelled mortgage to Bishop Warren
who Will preach in the morning and then burn the
document. In the afternoon there will be reunion
OF former pastors members and friends. Dr. Var
Asyne will preach in the evening.
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Fred Hamlen left, Tuesday, on
fishing trip to the Outlet
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
THE CITY HOSPITAL.
The Promoters Are Working jealousy for Sue
cess OF the Scheme.

Another meeting was held at the
city government rooms, last evening in
the interests of the proposed new city
hospital. There was a good sized at
tendance and the interest in the mat
ter was shown TO be undiminished.
Architects Spofford of Boston, and
Miller of Lewiston, We're present and
submitted plans. A committee was
chosen, consisting of DR.. w H. Harris,
DR.. Q. S. C. Davies and Mr.. c. f.
Fletcher to select plans
The selection of a suitable site was
left with the president and the direc-
torors.
1t was voted to add 10 ladies to the
subscription committee
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s Miss Curran of Bangor, arrived on
the. afternoon train, Tuesday, and VIII
make n visit with Miss Lynch.
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STATE NEWS.
kcnnebeC.

Mt VERNON,
,,--,,5,ne y few days with Mrs. j. a.
: sioha,,s Mr.. Roberts was i'll while here,
and took The train for I1o%rb; Moh Mas;
Nii''s ATM a few weeks in her old home.
is p spera1F, olsom ny is quite feeble from the
s,ia cts of iniiuenza. Mr. Folsom is some
81 years of age he has been .t,i q npIi i eH
n., ei,ei at the Baptist church on last
s snbbath' There was large con D,
ton Miss Mlett is rerurn s1 mins'a ahe
airy from indiam cReG ", a'' the Methodist
eyanseliiit 5s, pf sneaay morning ana even
finlaHNrs, george McGatIey ieh hon on the
sidewalk Sunday afternoon, , aliu i,u and md
shoulder.-Miss cram Is mp
rfiIl soon be o1t.