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Tharp's ''Berkeley''

Is bette medicine for cold than all the
cures the doctors give. Delicious too; rich,
delicate flavor, and absolutely pure II Is
the prince of WHISTLES. 81 for Il full quart at
las. Tharp's, Sl2 + st. oe2i-Iai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

Assistant Naval Constructors Robert
Stocker at Newport News Frank w. H,bbs
at New York and Elliott Snow a; Mare Is
land have been ordered to examination FOR
promotion TO the next higher grade in con-
sequence of the retirement of Naval Con-
structor Fernald on the eth proximo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

The More Serious Question.
AS to the more serious question of the
responding of engines TO alarms. 1t seems
reasonable to believe that If the system
works satisfactorily in cities like New
YORK and Boston, with narrow and rough
streets, 1t ought to work satisfactorily in
Washington, with our unequaled facilities
for reaching fires.
would not make the suggestion if
thought It's adoption would diminish to any
extent the efficiency of our department or
endanger the property of any of our citi-
zens' but L believe there is force I'm the
reason wnlch mas led to the establishment
OF the system in other cities-namely thai
the calling of the men and the horses out
OF sound sleep during the night unneces-
Sarny Is severe strain upon them, which
nas tendency to diminish their effective
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

The first meeting of the Presbyterian
Ministers Association since the summer re-
cess was held this morning in one of the
parlors at the Church of the Covenant.
Nearly every member was present, and
many speeches were made on Vacation
Experiences"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25
Hn. Leased a Re.idencc.

Representative B. B. Odell, jr., of New
burg, N. Y. has leased the furnished res
idence of ex-Secretary John g. Carlisle,
i426 K street northwest.
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FINANCIAL.

WANTFD-iENTTEMEN OF ENBTTTgE ARu-
lily 10 represent one Of the largest fransportatio
and merchandising companies IN the Alaska trade
'lt-eise coI.iany-must have gilt edge man. one
who understands the obtaining aud handling on
suh-agents. Party must invest AFT r Investigate
ing, N"" or more In treasury siock. auc viii he
hishly recommended Address 4. A. o., :yoa Fisher
bldg, Chicago. \.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

of Columbia WASHINGTON. Oct. p. 1897 =
Taxpayers OF the District of Columbia Will take
notice that the undersigned Las received Tue
statement of assessment of the taxes Tor tee
District of Columbia for the year ending June ~.
1898. and will be ready to receive payment OF
taxes at this Office from and after the LIST day OF
November. 1891 OneLalf of said tax Is due No
yenlbcr l. 1897. and the other half May l. 1syS
Dn 20 much of the first half Of said taxes due
November /. 1897, shall not be paid during said
MONTH a penalty Of IL per cent VIII be
added the first day of each succeeding month
thereafter until the same Is paid, or otherwise
prOceedcd with the law directs The law I'M,
poses a like penalty for non payment OF seco.d
half due May /. 1898. IL not paid within said
mpnth IF May. Attest: f. g. DAVIS, Coiec,"
OF Taxes, ID. {. oc-o-ot
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
the Arlington Fire Ius. Co., for the District OF
Columbia. the. books for the transfer of STOCK
will lie closed from the LIST to the 10th OF No
v.ml.er 1897. both days inclusive.
cc25-6t f. McC. JONES. Secretary pro tenn.
THERE WILL. BE A MEETING OF MEMBERS OF
all Methodist Bazaar Committees at Wesley
Chapel cor. F ard 9Th SITS NV. TUESDAY
EVENING 26th instant. o'clock
oc25-2t c. w. F. SWARTZELL. President.
LIT ME- PIT YOUR MUNSEYS. CENTURYS. cos
uofolitans. Met lures. Metropolitans. Godeys,
Frank I1slie'S NontElys. etc, for the past year
into enc elegant swell locking volume for the par
Irr bookcase. Best leather birding. only Toe.
HODGES. Expert BINDER 511 9Th ST. NV. o2'' II
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iii DO your BRIEF
Printing 1 IN , Tag to win ,S ySqr n ,ssa;a Z
tAai dple the minute promised. 800. page 90
c'i-l~i- aim t. pr,siIcc the very finest sort Of
work in every kind Printing. Small eli tr.rs arr.
"r"i!'"F distinctive feature Ihone 1919
" l. Elliott, 5O61Oth St. N. w.
Oc23-1id
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

\ SAFE EIFJ GB FOR YOUR MONEY. VAIUA-
hIes. etc. Is i'll 'MOser Fire and Burglar
prose- safe. Suitable for home or Office use.
II. N9>ier is vastly superior other safes.
Wen take old safes in exchange.
u T. MEKRilL, Jr-, lie Droit bldg, SOP F st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

SPlIlrU ALISM.-PIERRE l.. o. A KELLER THE
SLATE writer. is at ys, II st n w daily Meet
inss Monday, "Wednesday and Friday evenings at
. c.Hca- Oc2O- 2Ts
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Capital: OneMilIionD Dollars

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT
Rents SAFES inside burslar-proor vauits At
50 per annum upward.
Securities. tewelry. silverware and yaluahles
OF AL kinds In owners package, trunk or case
taken on deposit at moderate cost
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Deposits received from TEN CENTS inward
ana interest allowed On s. and above
Loans money on real estate and collateral
security. Sells 6rst-class real estate and
other securities In sums of $500 and upward.
TRUST DEPARTMENT
his company is a legal depository for court
and trust funds. and acts As administrator
executor. receiver. assignee and executes
trusts OF all kinds. Wills prepared by
competent attorney in daily attendance.
OFFICERS:
o'i->' H. 9''Ni~>...---- President
E. FRANCIS RIGGS ........ First yi,a rr.si,.,,
w hiiEh DEhBlE. Second Vice President
AiSnEii L. Sit hiLNAN Secretary
GEORGE HOWARD ... -rrcos,-,,
CHARLES +. Assistant S,cr.,.r,
WOODBURY. BLAIR. Trust Officer
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Plas :erers are rushing for
their Share of these White
Pine Laths going at Sl.9O
sUUUs The quantity is limited.
TIiOS. W. SMITH. lst K Ind ave- Phone o17
Mil and Wlarves, foot Of 4th st. sc. Phone sol
O,.5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A COPART
nerShip Cuier thn name of Davis X Sturtevant
for the transaction Of business pertaining 10 real
estate, loans AID Insurance at I404 q ST NV
BENZ /. DAVIS.
r2Ulm \. L. STCRTEyA Ant.
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Washington
Loan & Trust Co.,

UT TIE, ''Itk. u II A-NIB 4 SIS.
PA1D-UP CAPITAL ONE MILLION,
interest PAID On DEPOSITS.
n MANS made on Real Estate
AVGAllS and Collaterals.
Acts as Executor. Administrator,
Trust .e. Guardian and Committee on
Estates.
Acts as Registrar, Transfer and Fis-
cal Astnt of Corporations.
Takes fall charge OF Ileai and Per
sonal Estates.
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent
Storage Vaults for trunks. boxes. &C.,
contailiug vauables. silver bric-a-
brac, &c.
incorporated under act OF Congress
and subject TO supervision OF the
cOmDtr roller Of the currency
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DIRECTORS:
E. Francis Riggs, Andrew Willie.
Thomas X. Jones, Matthew a Emery
W. Riley Decide. Henry A. Willard
Woodbury. Blair. Thomas HYDE.
Apert L. sturtevant. John Il. Rodgers,
George II. Plant, James NJ Johnston.
Zenas c. Robbins. John c. Parka
george L. Dunlop, Robert o. Hoffman,
VIM. Z. Edmonston. John Cainmack
"n- A. Gordon. III. Bradley Davidson.
Q.g
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| Watchmen and other matters, that is a
| matter which can easily be provided fer
The More Serious Qucstfon
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sS2Ulm

THE GRAND RAPID FIREPLACE HEATER Is
guaranteed to give a uniform heat Of 20 degrees
!. til. iarlor in the coolest weather For sale
he hy principal stove dealers oc4-m&s-Ims
AT l-'iAl4 RATES OF INTERESTINGLY To
loan L. 'oE in"rsed notes, insurance policies and
collation. security: delay with responsible ap-
fIicdnts. l. o. Box III Orlk-Iuls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

IT Is HARD WORK PUSHING A WHEEL IN
less you have that Is easy running. Nou
want to know where you find such machine !:
just ca II on JONES 4 Bt RR and ask
of the Olive Racers that they are offering at $50
Only few left. They are Slightly used and in
perfect condition 513 9th st. ocl5-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

LIT Us HAVE YOUR EYES > MINUTES
UT BuS!ness Man. We particularly speak to
you. Spare few minutes-,irop IN and have
u> eNarine and test your eyes. Well find out
the reason for their "totherins'' you. Costs
n'thnZ-if an 0cust is needed. will tell you
so-it glasses Will right the difficulty you II be
81 informed 81 buys Iirst-class glasses
II II. BItDWN------ lola +, ST
pc.la.,;-1Od =
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CLOTHES MADE FACLTLES$LY AND FER
iEtI n EMERY DETAIL BY THE BEST WORK
Nt-N IN WASHINGTON. W0OLI-NS-rIIE FIN
tSi WEANES BROUGHT INTO THIS cor S'TRY.
Gl-tD W HAVE IOC DROP IN AND EXAMINE
TI1EN
BENNETT x DOwNEY-is3 nth ST.
-1l-;}In. 10
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The National Safe Deposit.
Savings and Trust
Company,
or the District OF Columbia
CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
or the District OF Columbus

Chartered by special act of Congress, Jan, 1861.
and acts OF Oct. 1880. and Feb. 1892
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-10
Sic @etu=gnrfcr 6ansnnritrrei.

ssas aHes auf esm SrarGep-De arttns Bale ,u
iebcn ietn rUire. - 60 gar cine Sdbnup fta
bafSep pfe ees aIten FSrib.
gteip . Or t, 9. 5ebruar. - gluf
bem 8rablepz zMdrttn=8aQ tpirb auBer
prG9tigen 9iumunten unb gretipIen
aler Dirt ipie fie Bel jebem greignib
Der porne6men, ober beiier geiagt, reiz
den @eIeqf4uft getragen peroen, aud
foftbarer Sanb aus ben 2dben Der
&urioiitdtenbGnbler gu ie6en iein.
9Ite S6mudia6en in Renaifancez
unb 3ococcpzStpl, Wertbitiide jeoer
9attung aus perflpfenen Sabrbunoerz
ten perDen nit ben btftorti6en &oftliz
men getragen tperben. g2eben ben moz
bernen Oiumanten ipirb man uuf ben
0egen Der 9erren, ben S6naQenf4uz
ben Der 0amen, ben 0alstetten uno
ben &opfbeoedungen Hu6ine, Sopbire
unb Smuragbe f6immern fe6en, in
jener groBen, oDalen Sorm, pie Die
pergangene 9eneratton fie gu tragen
pflegte. Die 2lntiquitdten6Gnbler bdz
ben treffli6e 9eI9Gfte gena9t, man.
6e Don ibnen buben g6n5li9 ausperz
fault. Sogur cine goIbene S9nupfs
tabddsoo1e, bic pom &Dni9 SSrtebrih
Wtl6elm benz @ierten bon preuBen
emit einem 8initler gum 9eI6ent qez
ma6t purbe unb unter ben MG6ten
bes 8eT9ide5 ibren 0eg na9 9lmerifu
fanb, tpuroe troB bes geForberten 6oben
8reifes fir einen 8apGlier> Der 8raoz
observation-disclosures ongefauft. Mu6
an foitburen antifen Spiben nirb auf
bem 8aQe fein Mangel fein. Sas @ez
ruht, piele 8augdIte beabIi9tigen,
pprfi6tsbalber ftatt ibrer 0iamanten
eSSmitQtipnen aus 9las, &rnItaQ urb
8ieiel gu trugen, ipiro BON erfubrenen
cyunelieren ais ein S6er3 be5ei9net.
Ginen faulen @ib bat ii6 Elm unbez
fainter S9reib6olb nit 6rr. 8rabIeD
Martin erlaubt. Serfelbe er6ielt
nGmli1 Elm ongebli6 -oem betdnnz
ten Glubmanu @bnaro Barter Dec
con berriibrenbes S6reiben, in mel
dem bieIer i6nl anbro6te, er nerbe ihn
tpdbrenb bes 9aGs5 nieberi6ieBen.
0a Deacon unb 8rableD Martin nun
a6er Die beiten 6reunbe iinb, 10 itelte
fi3 balb 9enug 6eraus, baB nur elm
b04it alberner lllt pOrlag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-10
0nn ieincr ssrau crihniicn.

GIepelanb, o, s. f5ebruor. -
Der Gonmiiiionsbdnbler 8eo. 6. 0az
big ipurbe beute frih III feiner Sob
nung, 9lr. II, 9raceitraBe, bon Ieiner
Satin, nit Der er in beItdnbigem 9az
Der lebte, our9 einen RebolperT9uB
augenblidli9 get0btet. Die 5amilie
TT eine is9r anseie6ene.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-10
Sssrr
WufIdoen Sc

2IufIGoen Sc
9lt lam
Sin 91};to
tual Bull
Fat Strafb
Seamten b.
8flihtperno
56uft be5icb...
9Saupersin5 mir
babe feline Stel
gBeiIe sur 5SOro
fii6tiger 3pede
Grlangung grob
GEN N}itglieoer
Den 3uIammenb
lit Die State ca
nit pem 8erein c.
pungen unterbieIt,
iteuung ge3tpungen
hattie Elm 8runotopit,
Die DepoIiten be3iffer
600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-10
eSret fiir jeOen Wtaulr.
9ie Brtbnoe elmer gruBnrtisen ge.
Bnunluug bnn Wanurribwa9c.
Die SttIute braG,tc, nad,oen autS
2lnOere febIeeidlageu.

Sbm:rjbuft, Rrnnibtit;u fuo i6,imn a.nua,
"a bin ibniuD.t 10 ino Die trtb5r 0olt;uur1tR Der
5ece Jtbumal idbtimm,r, as 81, drqttH 59mtrjcu
IS gisbt fsH @UthprtH IN ben l:t.idjsH Gt,Oeu b,i
Sup cher Rabt Sdllai If ini uumo1b uno bei
elmer olb,n NuirtguH9 II! man IIum pcrautpoy;lJdl
iIr Eas, mas man tbut. Sabre lang puros Der
Sbrcibtr Si,ies auf Dem nuigers0tcn Ntsre Dot gts
itititlidtH Sdpdbt uuIbsC GcpUritv, big cr uor
BE ifrlQ, qsfttlt iuurot Ob tr Hbt 5itr tba. cine
EoNs 0Itt gu H.bm,n mn 10 allen l.uu Gua,su
tin Gn0l Iu MAIDEN. Nbtr cine GuQ,5unQ Dfs Nns
msls fam 5m 5u Sllft in esfult cincr Gtrb,u6urq
poH NrIrsisH. Die uidt ale;u itut dlqtm,rt SIS
iuuob-it ooaip wteotrbtritsgttu, oU0:ru aud itins
Hdiiiriihtu NusDsbHuul uWD 8rdit ptlr0sy.eU;
uuD lest trfIGrt ,r, Dlb jtotr Yauu Otr ib bic
0it5t ma 3sn piH ie;utu NaWsH NM glortNi ems
JuieHosn, bic Dletboot Oj:itr rGRo;ypllsU 9sblu0a
lung fr,i babeu tdnu g3,EH jh ilqt rfr.ia 10
mtine idb abiolut ioiteuios Oa ih m0dit olB itoss
geibDd6ts 0iaun ben @oytbt'i aus mtIu,r Gs'abt
ruu0 Jtbt.
Sb bin ttiu 9blautbrop, auh igio,, i'd utt S,s
GHtbuiaittn; dbsr ss eisbt IaUtuoI pJn glnutru,
ipelbs Die isslibsH Guaisn por aahUattsr Waaaa
bnrtst trltiben uno iDuEt atbt.t Dsr0n Nuro,H,
ionnIed fs uur sn io!dts o:ilmitt,. biommtu ME
e5 MID sebeilt bat 9Rau iubs uItt Gu5jufinb,r>
Ds itb IS mir l:iren fam biz pcUl,U GCIimavt
Iu belab!sn, Die Hotbia ine nm oil Wtfh,;luua
nrlUDsn ionbtrn maH lbjdt ouru-a Ul0 man
erfabreu, 0IB IS ciriQe StIQt in Der gQrt 7sh
obelsb iis 9tbts to',n. Oo6 Gin @syu0asu
ntJe 9eutt iUsrtb fmO urO fir oi. mt.t,u
cine ScbeHsleit UOa @lud b;9sutsu Nan I'd
Carl !. 2palisr, Nr 259 Wioriss(smg
rldjoe, Ull6., uno Die Wittl.i.u-1 u.-g
siHabsn. perii:leIisu GoUpsIt otTaE.. s
(1anS R&S&fu. I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-10
en- Der 8io W}ountoinzRohI

bat iaoH TGon.u bon Wduruu o2s 2tber psss
bit:srt Eiti,v 3afano maAt Ra7Etr uHtrau@bar
IuH gti6ii: i7is Scr5ElJ,H uuo faf uueTtyagHa
1irb Oas GtbsH FIX ols nit bitsr esioeE g;baf:sie
VasHH eis Uiee,v iorstrlia uEo o,itig G,iuro it;H
sisi. oar6 uE5soa6:, JtbI,5 esi6Hisottsu RttsH
;StrtftH iDo1en. i6nu,n mir S6r,n tridr,A. iui:
is auf nattrli&em gn,e: oda,6en 'aHH: Gur5
fittis. GnDtnOun5 BON GIsttriJitdt. sic
" bic tgsr;li&s 9tbeH3Iraf: uHo ,Ueaa Dem asrpt
II9.fa6rt bura Or. Sono.n's e Gtsttr!;
DEN 0ItttG, ousfa aIisbli3 ftr
" dnnsr esmaat FART bic et'aHd5ttH 9h:i!s
xns ft1. ei: glaHHssirait Hiee,r t'r. g;isnSf,S
rsb1ttH ipir uUs nit Gensn in gsEbineuHa ieE'a,
rd4s .le: e;rosruno bu-S R.eiIrsH uuo itn:
tiae &sbaHbluuetu etfuHoc7 tabcH Or. Sune5rs
mtbijinii6s5 @trf: ~Srti Rlafeu TldHntrn-,
-ausqnb: in laidtHiprmot. irsi. oeuH pcrlonqt-
bthr,ibt biz lpuubtrooIsH Teiulilis bon Gtf!ri!is
tat in ielheH iSdgeH.
TsiRs aorefs:
Dr. SbkDEN, 826 Broadway. New York,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-10
9lls Tciraubant ncrhaftct.

Scala, JIa., 9. 5ebruar.-PrGz
Iibent 81. g. McGonnea Der rMers
6ants' gtatipnuIbant," Die bor Sur
3em in Gontur3 qerietb, lit pegen I'm
terf6lagung BON $4,000 unb fali6er
8u4fubrung berbaftet norOen. 0a5
Strafberfabren DllrOe duT 8runo Ell
ner BON Dem 8untrepiiOr Wlc0onolo
borgenommenen 9rifung Der Bidder
uno 2[bre4nungen oeranlaBt. 0urd6
Spefulationen in nprbtpeitli6en Qdnz
Dereien ioQ Der 8antprdiioent fein Ell
genes 8erm0gen uno Die i6m anberz
trQuten @elDer berloren baben. Der
Staut iFloriba erleibet einen 9erluit
DON $4,000, fpel6e Summe StaQtsz
fhaBmeiiter Collins, elm gutter SSreunb
bes 8anfprdiiOenten, beponirt bate,
obne ij4 oafiir Si4er6eit ge6en gu
lanen.
- Sn Der 8ig MountoinzRoblenz
CRUDE Der n9bila. 8eaoing Gool &e
Sron Co." nabs S6amDtin, pa, mur=
be 6arrp Utap am W2pnta9 Q(6ano
bur6 Oerfriibte Gntlabung zines Ouoz
Undergraduates getObtet uno G6as.
Mut4ler t0btIi9 berlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-10
Snrsitnrs in 0etcrsbnrn.
9lblcGcn ScS Gr=SaiiircrS Der p@anf
bon GnalaHb."

2onbpn, 9. Jebruar. - 5ranf
Map, lpel6er aor ROpenber 1895 %
Sabre lang eriter aufiirer Der ~8ant
ppn Gnglanb~ pas, 1T geitorben. Or
mar Der 8uter bes iiingeren G6eifha=
bers Der 2lftienmatlerz5irma Coleman
&c Waap, pel9' 2ebterer CUR 3eit Der
Geiiqnation feines 8uters nit mebre=
rem Sruitz@ompagnie'n in 8erbinoung
seitanben baben ioa, bic I'm bic betrsfS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-10
uDcr 3SHtn 1ScrOtHaHp' q
ppritehcnbc Wboanfnna.

@onitantinopel, 9. Sebr. -
0as @eriicht, baB Siirit 5erbinanb
bon 8ulgurien 3u 8uniten feines
Sohnes a63ubanten beubfi6tige, lit
nod ni6t beitGtigt. Die bieiige bull
garif6e 2lgetur ertGdrt, es lei ibr tetz
ne Na9ri4t buriiber 3ugegangen. -
Ma6rI6einli4 lit bas 9erii6t un6ez
driinbet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-10
Gine Srau ptratht am Scfisn

Die Trau III bic Srons Der Sh6riuu4,
slGes, mas ib bin, peroGHi: d NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-10
Ser 9entide Gorreipcnoent,

9aeIid, poGtutIidb unb Sonntass,
G. eaine, GisentbAmer ane gsecaftciir
(giadfolser Don 9. saine),
ehhref-Qfe Saltimorr'2trase uno l3ot-S SfFcesare.
9geis best1sIiaaen 9Iattes, bird 1rdssr b,iOrst,
IAN Sts. tdsIie,s nre eoMnta S'AuSeabe 10
Grdser-5aqlitl n,bf Scnnfa as sMHs ga be unter
9orfo.DorousbtJahlure $3.50 pro Sabr, fur firsere
5eit i'm BtrtdItnit iiir bic 10 ppd,entlidbe slneaabe
81 SO pro SGhr, Hnp irecno eiHem on. bcs SHiars
b,e, 81 nad europa. SnnutasSsNuSeabe 81
pro Sohr.-9as bette sns biuieite seutidbe 8Iatt
ben Viittels unb GlbfaortE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-10
Seine @ufballc in 8ctcrsbura.

petersburg, 8. 5ebruur. -
4uS &id1i6t auf bas 8efinoen Der
@5artn, tpel9e, penn au6 lpeiter fein
8runo gu ernitli6er 8efiir6tung OBJ
ltegt, Der Rube bebarf, tperoen bieIen
Winter feine SpfbGle ftdttfinben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-10

Ser nNationalS3eitung" gu 5olge
brang &aifer Wilheim 9eitern @beno
in elmer unter6oltlln9 nit Esi6stdg5s
W1itgliebern gelsgentIif eineS n9n Or.
N1iquel, oem preuBii4en 6tnan3mini=
iter, qeqebenen Diners auf Die 8erei=
niguno Der Gonierpatipen uno gtatioz
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-06-10

Mrs. w. G. Tyree is visiting her par
| ents in Oxford.
Rev 7. w. Wellons went to Elon Col
| ege yesterday to attend commencement.
| He took with him a large and striking
picture of himself that will be presented
! to the college
Miss Susie era btree, of Goldsboro, who
has been visiting her friend, Miss Char
lotte Tomlinson, left for her home TO-
day.
The news is received here with much
pleasure that Rev. Il. Il. Hall, who was
some days ago stricken down by apoplexy,
is swiftly recovering. All our people hope
that this good man will soon be restored
to his work.
The Graded School committee met
this morning at the First National Bank
for the purpose of electing teachers.
Prof. Mattheson, who has been with
the school for the past year was elected
PRINCIPAL. all the able corps OF teach
ers We're reelected, with the addition of
Mr.. w. ID. Carmichael, Mr.. Ernest j.
Green and Miss Lottie Markham. Mr.
Carmichael graduated at the University
this wear and Mr. Green at Trinity col
lege in 1896, while Miss Markham
graduated at the ItUfIlGlln NTdueu SOafooiS
in 1896, and has for the past year taken
the tenth grade course at that institution.
Mrs. J. I. Kerr came home yesterday
afternoon, after an extended visit to rela-
tives in the east. Death came
into the home of Mr.. Ii. NJ
Rosemond, one of Durham's most es-
teemed citizens yesterday ond bore away
to eternal rest his beloved wife.
Mrs. Rosemond was "A devoted member
of St. Phillips Episcopal church. and
her loss will be deeply felt by church
circles as we'll as home and social.
The heart of the community goes out
IN sympathy for Mr.. Rosemond in his
affection. The funeral was conducted
from St. Phillips church this afternoon
by the rector, Rev. A. \. Pruden.
1t is learned that DIR. l.. b. Iurnbull,
who has been travelling with a party of
friends abroad has left the party for
home and will reach here June 18th. The
congregation of his church are arranging
10 give the honored gentleman a hearty
reception on his return.