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The times., 1897-06-05
PiCkfOpd' S.
9th and La. Ave.
Je4-1t,em
CHApMAN,s JAIL PRIVILEGES.
Supreme Court Awaiting Warden
Ieona rti', Answer ~ Cha rges

That the members of the supreme bench
of the District are evincing more than
passing interest in the alleged state OF
affairs existing at the District Jail. is
plainly apparent from the fact that. at
the session OF the court In general term,
held late yesterday afternoon, the main
topic OF discussion was the rules and
regulations prescribed for the manag cement
OF that institution.
All the members of the supreme bench
were present, and for more than an hour
they discussed the charges made recently
by Lawrence L. Ball, that favoritism is
being shown Eiverton K. Chapman, the
contuInacious sugar brDker, who is serving
out a tfirty-day term at the jail Many
authorities were consulted by the court
and, it Is said, several suggestions were
male regarding changes In the rules, but
until the answer OF Warden Leonard has
been received, no definite action will be
taken.
Warden Leonard was at the city hall yes
terday. He did not come on any business
relative TO the proposed Investigation he
said, but merely in the pursuance OF his
duties connected with the jail He ex-
poets to have his answer to the petition
OF Ball ready this afternoon or Monday,
when the court goes into general term.
The times., 1897-06-05

"FoT three years we have never been
without Chambe rlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy III the house, says A.
81. Patter, with E. c. Atkins & Co., In
dianan6lis, Ind. and my wife would as
soon think of being without flour as q
bottle OF this Remedy IN the Summer sea.
son. We have used it with all three Of
our children. and it has never failed 10
cure-not simply stop pain, but cure aba,-
iutely. 1t is all right, and anyone who
tries 1t will find 1t SO " For sale by Henry
Evans, Wholesale and Retail Druggist. 93S
street northwest, and Connecticut ave.
nue. aud street northwest
The times., 1897-06-05
Family Day at River View.

The first of the seasons family days
at River View Will be given today, and it
is expected that large number of mothers
and their young children will take adva.r-
tage of the cheap prices offered to make
the trip. These Saturday family lays are
for the children. and in order that entire
families may have an opportunity to
spend the day in the open air, the price
OF tickets on the 10 a. m. and pm.
trips has been fixed at ten cents On the
evening trip tickets will be 25 cents. The
Pentz will leave her wharf at 10 a. M.
., and 6:45 .. m, and w i'll return at 9. Is,
3, 8, and 1890 p m. All the other Satur-
days during the season, except June IL,
will be family days.
The times., 1897-06-05
THE TREASURY STATEMENT.
A Considerable Increase of Money
In Circulation,

The Treasury statement just issued states
that the total circula ton of United States
money, June 1, was 81 ,659, 733, S95, an
increase of 81 Sc, 1862 over the amount
in circulation June / 1896. The per p,:a
circulation, population estimated at 70, ,s07 :
600, is $3.50 JuIy1, 1896, it was SCI 10.
The national tank circulation during the
year increased but S9,Goo,00O. The in
crease of currency certificates Issued under
act OF June 8, 1872, was S32 ,00O, O,tnlo
The increase in United States notes was
S22 200, 900; in silvercertificates, S26, ,0G0,-
oO0, and In gold coin, 100000 Sub
sldiary silver in circulation decreased
81 100000 during the year, and the tie
crease in gold certificates was $4,000, 900.
The decrease in Treasury notes was S!2,-
600 600
The times., 1897-06-05
DUMPED INTO THE DISTRICT.
Entire Destitute Family Sent Here
From Baltimore.

4 destitute family, consisting of bus
band, wife. and two small children. came
here from Baltimore Thursday night and
yesterday morning bright and early they
appeared at the headquarters of Sanitary
Officer Frank and asked for free railroad
transport atioI to Eagle Mountain, Abe
marie county Va wherethey have friends
The husband informed Mr. Frank that
himself apG family had resided for long
time in Baltimore, but being unable to get
work there, had raised enough money TO
reach this city on their way to Eagle
Mountain. He was asked why he did not
procure transportation from the Maryland
authorities, he being a citizen OF that State
I'VE were informed" replied the has
band, THAT the Government had a free
railroad bureau here which would supply
us with tickets
To prevent the family from becoming
charges on the District they were sent rs
far as Chariottes lille, Va the county seat
OF Albenlarle.
The times., 1897-06-05
saxtop Convicted of B,eamv.

William A. Sa1ton. otherwise known as
Alfred Saxton, was convicted in criminal
court No. 1, before Chief Justice Bingham,
yesterday Of bigamy, and remandsd to
Jail. Saxton was married at Greenvilie, 81
c., January 10, 1881, to Eliza Hunt. with
whom ne lived for several years as man
and wife few months ago he came to
Washington, and on March s last, he mar
ried Laura Ellington. His first wife came
to Washington and found her place occupied
by another, whereupon she caused the ar
rest Of Saxton, and he was promptly in
dicted
The times., 1897-06-05
Next Minute May Mean Death

Next Minute May Mean Death
II the heart fIutters, palpitates or tires
easily, you may be next door to sudden
death and not knowit Dr. Agnew Care
for the Heart gives instant relief and
cures. The pains about my heart were
so severe that / could hardly breathe
Thought must die One desc OF DR.. Ag-
news Cure for the Heart gave me per
feet relief inside OF 20 minutes, a few bot
ties cured l firmly believe it saved my
life Mr.. John Jamieson. Tara. Ont Sold
by F. 3. Williams & Co., 9Th and + sts.:
Edmonds & Williams. Sd and Ia ave.
The times., 1897-06-05
Applicants at the Treasury.

Applications for positions in the Treas
ury Department Were filed with Secretary
Gage yesterday as follows:
G. W. Simpson. Kenlin, Ohio, to be
deputy auditor at Washington, D. c.; S. T.
Browne, Danville, H., to be deputy auditor
at Washington. D. c.; CIV. White, N Norwalk,
Conn, to be assistant appraiser at New
York; W. T. O'Brien. New York, to be as
sistant appraiser at New York.
The times., 1897-06-05

Mrs. Won Orendorf has closed her Satur-
day evening musicaies for the season and
has left the city to visit her friend, Mrs.
Bates, OF Annapolis, Nd, for few days,
before taking her annual trip abroad
The times., 1897-06-05
WOODBURY. ss.s, ,., r' '.~..s'' s.. .s
Promotions In the Treasury.

Promotions In the Treasury.
Promotions in the Treasury Department
were announced yesterday as follows j u
Atkinson, clerk, from 81 200 to 81 400
3 year; T. S. Kelly, clerk, from 5000 to
81 200; Mrs. n. Donnelly, clerk, from
$S4D Co 5000, all in the office OF auditor
for the War Depar tment
The times., 1897-06-05
STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMER III. HYATT leaves Potomac
and Grace SITS, $3.50 a. m, Georgetown,
for Cabin John, Great Falls, commencing
June 8, every Tuesday, Thursday and Sum
day, leave Fails. 4 p. m-; can be chafte red
by clubs and private parties apply at
60c. 5e3-3t
The times., 1897-06-05
The Indians Quieted.

A dispatch was received at the War
Department yesterday from Capt Norval at
Camp Merritt. 1t stated that quiet had
been restored at the ervation, and that
no signs of further trouble with the Indians
have been observed
The times., 1897-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Warfield gave a very en-
toyable dance ON Friday evening at their
country home, Fairfield, on the Chevy
Chase road.
The times., 1897-06-05

Duck Suits as low as $50: fit and style the
very best Schultz, Ladies' Tailor and Dress
maker, opposite the Arlington Hotel
The times., 1897-06-05

Ladies, go to Schultz and get your dresses
made. You viii be satisfied with his work:
summer prices Opposite Arlington Hotel.
The times., 1897-06-05
Pension Cheeks.

Tennilc, the union clothier, 100 Tth
st., cashes pension checks. His sale of
simmer clothing is tie cheapest in the
city.
The times., 1897-06-05

Miss Nellie Elizabeth Lewis and Mr.
George Joseph Stafford, jr., Were married
Wednesday, June2 atSt- Dominica Church
in the presence of the immediate families
OF the contracting parties. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev ID j Stafford,
ID. d, of st. Patrick's Church, uncle of
the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford will be at tome
to their friends after June 15, at No 616
Maryland avenue southwest.
The times., 1897-06-05

Storage. furniture. 81 to So month. B.
& o. STORAGE CO., 40 to 16 ST. ne.
je5-t
The times., 1897-06-05
$500 to New York aud ise.urn via
h. & o. II. r.

Tickets good going on train leaving
Washington 1901 a M, June 6 and re-
turning. 10 leave New York 1918 a. m
June Tat $500 for the round trip.
my2i-je1 q ,5-em
The times., 1897-06-05
SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC HOTEL,
OCEAN CITY, BID.
Sa,eor of scor 0naus V,,uo

"A perfeetiy-equipped and weil-appointcG
SeIshore Resort. within few hours Tfde
OF Washington. All modern improvements.
Special rates for June. For descriptive CIR.
cuiars, rates, etc, address HA MILTON
r. BURNEY, Arlington Hotel. Washing
ton, ID. Z. my26-tf-em
The times., 1897-06-05

Men can save big money on shoes at
CROCKER'S, 939 Pa. ave Itemslast page.
The times., 1897-06-05

Men can save big money on shoes at
CR0CKER'S, 939 Pa. ave. Itemslast pa &C.
The times., 1897-06-05

We keep the largest stock of Vegetables.
and Early Fruits in the city. at lowest
prices.
The times., 1897-06-05

Mr. and Mrs. William NJ. Frank an
nounce tie engagement OF their daughter,
Cora, 10 MI. Sam Wiener, of Brooklyn. At
home Sunday, June 6, from 6 to 10 o Clock
p. IN.
The times., 1897-06-05

At the marriage OF Miss Matte Bartlett
and Mr.. John Dana Morgan, which will
occur this afternoon at 5 O'clock at the
Calvary Baptist Church, Miss Eunice Berry
is to be maid of honor aud the best man
viii be Mi. Joseph III. Morgan, cousin Cf
the groom
The ushers are TO be Mr.. Miles, Mr.
Shand. Mr.. William Everett Mr.. William
II. Ronsayille, MIR. Frank b. Severance,
Mr.. Edw Z. Conner. MIR. Paul 4. Sher-
man, Mr.. Frank C. Bliss and Mr. John B.
Sleman, lr.
The times., 1897-06-05
mrs. MeKINLEY'S AT HOME
Showers Keep Many Callers Away
From the White House.
Return of Nine. and Miss Navella.
Marriage of Miss Ba rtIett
and Mr.. Morgan.

Mrs. Mckinley was at home yesterday
afternoon, but there were very few Call.
ers. owing so the showers.
The times., 1897-06-05

Nine. Cana, wife of the minister of Chile,
win probably defer her usual summer cut
ing until the affairs of state permit tie
minister's absence. which will probably ce
in July. At that time they will go to the
White Sulphur Springs
The times., 1897-06-05

Nine. Navella and Miss Nayells, wife and
daughter Of the postal delegate fr ON ,t;iate-
Inaia. have returned from New York.
The times., 1897-06-05

It is said that the Princess Troubertsky.
nee Rives, is contemplating making
Wasnin gton her home for the coming
season. And if her health is sufficiently
recovered she will take a han dsome house
here and entertain on grand scale
during the gay season.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-16
N

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rea sriarNeu ernsu u~nseiahrsn Shuoet
DO Il 1000 81; Tie iiao fir lbr @'Sen
thdm prfihsrt.
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tanhmtrthTGattisa'fs
Wtdtta fur Sbjtsmd)ter.
Bon VI. VI.
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Tas GRAB beraubt.

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u'riuhsu. Nur so @snis be Jlaits in
B. s Subn's NpOibsfs.
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PUFF'S.

G5 It Sscermanns Yf,nt, 90 elusu.
'utSn, NO sr quite S1onrs ON billaiten
rbdlt. DEM, mer cle ,Yisnnise lpart,
'ollo ore 3baler bs'ommen." DE ysiers
'ino Dor Der 4bir unb ieber bat
Ssonrf an acknowledgements.
uaisr GOrrntb on Spsesrelsn, 8uder,
@enfeetureu, aerSsu, 9euhter,
80 heoumuer5lsr uuqen, 5riitts uno
Eu'ie III lroBer ala lsmals. uuIers
Sr,riS iuo 10 meorig nts m0sitt.
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Bid in bic RufunIt.

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bob 'h a'roc az 'e1, ooB pisst uuh
. 81 ttri,,t6t a's treib'noe Rtoft per
psrosu uno ba bab' I Gusf. tos Der
8,msiunsportshsr nuh mir ben DisnSt
mob obntmmt uno D. Stu elsttriih
trc,ben lG6l!'
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WItterlihe Nufmuuterura

,Nb @ott! Woma. Der !oerr VII Nor
'nrs' 'tr dlih itlsh'; bel ble,em Wal
,sr bat sr MIDI trelmal aui bic fleine
3sbe gstrsten."
,gbsr b.osnfs. Bertha. Der 6srr
VII flor more hait Elm, ithr quite Bnriie,
70 Ius' iih ihon Elm Sabnnrouse 81
brid H."
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7Ihtia.

Tluutineton: ,Bie IT'D t6rs. hon Eu
mpaen benz bon Dir aesrbtsn Cute siner
Brcs 8 aniansen muFsn. Sait ou aud
e,ren ,it tiaeu Nopofntsn?"
oarr,naton: r1idt'a? 9as mi0
i'd m'inen. ST bat isst iaOn Die san5e
grbihaft."
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Dumnrifirhes.
N Bperi tnnoen.

STUDENT: ,Bo tuolsn Sic bin, SER
Steuael2" 8ecmeierssbiifs: y@rsrS
ite,re p,risbsr!"
Stuosnt m,lsio'a): nDarnui w2roea
Sc ulbi p,el frieeen!"
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Sfe3ieuer Yerfaut
0cIo 3u oerletbeu.
(Nm oil en- Nade's Y!lase.,

SD bnbe sint9e {auienb 9olnrs, ipelde
Vrluaiperionen 9ehoren, aui bebautes 6arm'
9l9entbum Bu oerlelbeu. &onnt ihr er.
munidie Slderbelt geben. baum miro es
iih fuh lobGeH, Su mir 81 fommen, bepor
,hr lonitnu elne anlelbe madt.
49.ll y. y. " m n.
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Sroitsri.

.uriere BoSi iuIro INNER uusuuer'
loNlper. Sd Dslce NTH ubtr bic IN
punt ite Bs(feQuu8 bei1mere."
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1aS Nud, ,um veibweblahen.!

Sammluna Ter luftatu Grsltiutasn. e1rdnft unc
Strstds, taf Giusm ed1 Ser, I'm stist pdftlt. gttis
p~ortptrs' per pcf 10 &tnts Stlbtr gest 10 9cnts in
Gureu Brief. rtnn her Brief. tauu rittts aereFirt IN
riIe or ntht perlrrfn ntttn. Mtrfftrt:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-16

M" On 9cBOieN bu5eu mn nod i'm
me nv 70 an urO uoribsllbaft befonn'
ten BID U,ih Rouno' Osisu nsbit sinem
uoneu 9agsr 5usr anosreu Soften, uoo
ufr unisrr auspahl nltt beIit,i9i b.
uur er tauIt, puo e. Ntsrll6 AZ 6ereps
en- baben. 9ebt ~ y. 3, Noersr.<lta
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tsoiaG arhhEs

9as srbBte uno dliefte N6bslge'hdft n bic.
ier Se9eno. 8ei uns finoet man gR6bel In
10 grocer Nustpabl uno Al iold biQiasu
yrellen, oaB 90 8einems i'd wer faut ietnen
Beoorf Su befriebieen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-16
Se1s Nro3ent.

Gelo Su perIeiheu auf eriier aloie cuItl'
pirts 5armen in 3 iearus = ountu Su 8 Bro'
seat Suterenen. NuSablun9ei an oas an'
pltol fam labrllh le nab 9SGnih gemohi
10 Ioen. ". y w Itdell. 50'ba
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Nn Relh05hteiDoaren elInuben MIR
Bieaeroerfduisrn, Sudden uno Shuleu
elmer 5%eoeulenoen Rabntt.
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GIandOrf, Putnam BO., Ohio,
gsrasTtt he asrtFt nt1t. tenn sisie Gn,sise u.
ihtint pieQst6t nttt rittsr. 2-li
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Us'B: s'letGt SeIirelsn . 80. az vaIts
partboI5 Bedroom SstS b $40 oufn6rts
oat!bois StuBie Dor A. @snls oufpartS
Sboufslfuble 81. 90 aufndrts
Nus5rebtIlde 1880 onfmdrtS
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8rOBe Nrmitable~ beiOuoers seeisnet fir ,lte
Seute, Die btlteu Ytatraben, S~pringbstteu
nno 6soectthen. gle9aute Yarlorm6bel Az
9erltttoenen Gretien Ie nab Guallldt.
Shtclbtlite, Bud rihra fe, aleioetidtan.
ie, SpIeQel, StloerrGbmen uno Blloer IN
4roBer &usunbl. Sn Gnbetradt unieres
groBeH &aarenla9ers t0Hneu NH alien I'm.
lorosrunstn enlipreden uno besesneu leoer
onturrenS.
8roBes enforcement Don Diuitern in gar.
Betteuun9en Don ~2tuswartlg prs mot
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