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The times., 1897-12-15
OBITUARY NOTES.

Alexander Med onald, minister to
Persia, died in Lynchhurg, Va, yesterday
Afternoon. He was about seventy years
old. Nj. Mcdonald was connected with
the Lynch5nrg Yirginian from 1880 until
1898.
Rev. E. c. Cummings, prominent
clergyman and author of many weli-known
religious works, died In Portland, Maine,
last night. aged seventy-two. In 1873
he retired frem the ministry and has since
followed literary pursuits. During the war
he was chaplain of the Fifteenth Vermont
Regiment and for one year he held the
chair or mental and moral philosophy nj
Bowdoin College.
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HOW TO FIND OUT.

Fill bottle or common glass with urine
anu let it stand twenty-four hours; a sedi
ment or settling Indicates an unhealthy
conf .litiou Of the kidneys. When urine stains
linen it is evidence of kidney trouble
Too frcC1ent desire to urinate or paiu
in the hack is also convincing proof that
the kidneys and bladder are out of order.
WHAT TO DO.
There is comfort In the knowledge SO
often expressed that DR.. Kilmer's swamp
Root, the great Kidney remedy, fulnlls
every wish in relieving pain in the back,
kidneys, liver. bladder and every part of
the urinary passa ges. 1t corTects inability
to hold uTi.e and Scalding pain in passing
it, or bad effects following use of liquor
Wine or beer, and overcomes that un.
pleasant necessity OF being compelled to
get up many times during the night to
urinate The mild and the extraordinary
effect of swamp Root is soon realized. It
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
OF the most distressing cases. If you need
a medicine you should have the best. Sold
by druggists, price fifty cents and one
dollar. Yca may have a sample bottle
and pamphlet both sent free by mail
Mention Tne Morning Times, and send your
address to Or. KiImer & Co., Binghamton,
N. Y. The propr:etors OF this paper guar
antee the gennineness OF this offer.
The times., 1897-12-15
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Army and Navy orders were issued yes
terday as follows:
Leave of absence for fourteen days, 20
take effect onor about December %, 1897,
IS granted the folio win g-named officers
Second Lieut.. Frank y. Earton, Tenth
Cavalry.
Second Lieut.. Henry G. Cole, Twenty
third Infantry.
Second Lieut.. George II. McMaster.
Twenty fourth Infantry.
Second Lieut.. Amos H. Martin, First
Infantry.
Leave Of absence from December %,
1897, to January g. 1898, both dates tn
elusive is granted Second Lieut.. George
II. Estes 5i., Twentieth Infantry.
The lea, OF absence granted First Lieut..
Alexander /. Dean, Fourth Cavalry, N
special orders, No. 115, November 20,
1897, department OF California, is ex-
teEdet two months.
The resignation Of Cadet Aaron H. Ru-
dolpn, fourth class, United States Military
Academy, is accepted bY the Secretary Of
War.
Capt. David L. Brainatti, Commissary of
Subsistence, is relieved from temporary
duty with Lieut.. Col. John f. Weston,
assistant cOmmissary generalof subsistence,
purchasing commissary at New York city,
and will proceed by December 5, 1897,
to New Orleans, La, and resume his duties
as purchasing commissary in that city.
The following transfers are made in the
Eighteenth Infantry; First Lieut.. John II.
DuvaI, fIom Company II to Company X;
First Lieut.. PerCival G.. Lowe, from Com
parry TO Company H.
The leave of absence granted First LtaTt.
Ear c. CaTnahan, Fifth Infantry, in special
orders No. 24T p, october rs, 1897, Depart
ment of the last, is extended fifteen days.
The ordinary leave Of absence granted
Capt. Isaac Z. Ware, assistant surgeon, IN
special orders No. 95. November l 1, IsS7
Department of the Colorado, is exted led
| one month on account OF sickness.
BY direction of the SSiStant Secret lry
of War, Private Joseph Il. Healey, Battery
II, Second Artillery, now in confinem ent
at Fort Warren. Mass, viii be discharged
without honor from the service or the
United States.
The following named enlisted men viii
| be dicharged the service Of the United
States Private Gustav Mayer, Troop A,
First Cavalry Fort II Iachuca, Arizona Ter
! RlIuFNs EItNdtt NHlldIu T 4GeuilS>s bat
terry d Fourth Artillery, Fort McHenry,
Nd.
Private John A. Wells, Battery I, Fif.h
Artillery, now at Fort Hamilton, New
York, VIII he discharged from the service
OF the United states.
Thcfourth clause OF paragraph seventeen,
In the regulations and decisions pertaining
t6 tie uniform of the Army Of the United
States, published under date of May II
1 Sg1, is amended to read as follows;
All officers OF artnlery-Light artillery
saber, according TO pattern in the ord
naI ce department.
An edition to the trumpet calls for
route step or route order" has been
mad ana is published in musical notation
for the benefit OF the Army.
Lieut.. j. J. Knapp has been detailed
from the Patterson Home on waiting orders.
Lieut.. NJ. E. Hall has been detailed .'om
the naval proving ground to the Coast
| Survey.
Carpenter william Mcdonald, Of the
| OF .mpia. has been granted two months
| leave of absence.
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USpERTA6ERs
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

sal Francisco, Dec. 1.-THE trlnSpOr-
tatior companies have agreed upon a as
seurer rate ~ $500 from san Francisco 70
Dawson city
Chicago Dec. 14.-An ordinances was
introduced in the city council last n,gat
increasing the cigarette license fee crJm
SIGO 20 $500.
Richmond Va. Dec IL Senator Bari-s-
daIe's anti-footbaH bill came up in he
senate tuday but was To>tpoHed until
Thursday, " hen It viii be made a special
order.
New Orleans, Dec I4.-At Pointe La
HaChe yesteFla a storm dest Fuyed twenty
fou, houses in and around that town, in
clulne the new ST. Thomas cath Lilo
Church.
sharon, Pa, Dec, 14--WhiIe making
exca vatiuns for a railroad near here today
a premature explosion of dynamite &c
cur. ed. Killing Edward Jones and fatally
injuring George bartholomew.
Charleston. :. C., Dec. IA large steam
engine in the Townsend woodward exploded
this Afternoon, wreckinE the building
ard killing two negroes and iuiuring d
third so badly that ne is now dying.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Dec. 14.-The body
Of Louise McGinnis, a fOgrteen-ye}r CID
white girl, was found in a delivery wagon
in the business portion of the city this
morning The indications point TO nurleT.
The girl was made drunk and then as
sauIted.
Mobile, Ala, Dec. IL Margaret Hogan,
al aged white woman, who keeps a small
et,.-e IN tho ont shirts ,,F the CITY vaG
= found this morning with her hands tied
behind her and her head crushed in
The murder was committed for the pur-
pose Of robbery.
Victoria. b. c., Dec. 1.-THE steamer
Coqutt!an arriving today from Lynn Canal
and northern British Columbia, brings news
from Bella Bella of the loss there ten days
ago OF the sloop Augusta, bound from
Seattle for COPPER Giver, with Ave pros
pec1orS anti their effects
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TROOPS TO THE ToLL-GATEs.

Gov. bradley Orders Them Out to
Protect Turnpikes.
Frankfort, Ky, Dec. 14.-TroOps were
or1ercd t, night to Danvine. Ky, to pro
tect turnriEe property from raiders. The
requesr was made by J. T. Blasiey. presi-
dent OF tile Danvine and Harrodsburg
Turnpike Company. He said in his teIe-
gram to Gov Bradley that he had infouma
ton thL' raiders were going to blow up
th9 gate near DanviIle.
Gov. Bradley Immediately telegraphed
Col. Gather at Harrodsburg TO leave in
command OF troops. Col. Gather telc-
gruphed back at O'Clock tonight that he
had given his men marching orders AMI
was off for the scene.
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supreme Court of the nited states.

Present: The Chief Justice Mr. Justice
Harlan, Mr.. Justice Gray, Mr.. Justice
Brewer, Mr.. Justice Brown, Mr.. Justice
ShiraS, Mr.. Justice White, and Nj. Justice
peckhan.
No. I35-The Steam Tug ReSolute SC,
appellants, VS.. George Dow ct al;
No. 136-The Steam Tug ResOlute SC,
appellants, VS.. Henry f, Wilson ct al, and
Nos. 1 81 and l3S-The Oregon Central
and Eastern Railroad Company, claim
AIT, &c, appellant, ys. r. j. Young ct al,
u5;. udates granted on motion OF Mr. joel + i.
Vale, in behalf OF counsel.
No. 164-John NJ Wilson ct al, ap-
PellantS, vs.. ydrilla Lambert ct al, arglI-
ment continued by Mr.. Solicitor General
Richards, for the appellants, by Mr. L. 4 q.
Lambert and Mr.. John h. Henderson, for
tn appelleeS; and concluded by Mr. SOHci-
tor General Richards for the appellants.
No. 4T0-George j. CrosSley ct al, ap-
ptIants, VS.. the State of California ct
al; submitted by Mr. W. f. Fitzgerald and
N w. Ii. Ande rSon, for the appelIe Iees;
~ brief filed for the appellants
No. 100-The Virginia and Alabama Coal
Company, ct al, appellants, vs.. The Central
Eailroad and Banking Company, ct al;
argument commenced by Mr.. T. NJ. Gun
L;ngnam for the appeieeS and continued
10y Mr.. Walter B. Hill for the appellants.
Adjourned until tomorrow at O'Clock.
The day call for Wednesday, December
| 3, will be as follows Nos. 100, l %,
$50, 156, l59, 161, 165; 1856; 167 (and
1O5), and 16S.
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Lac I.nral IInnnentng-

Chairman Cannon, u the Appropriations
Committee, and Secretary Gage had "A CON
g. eute Yesterday un the subject OF The
S175 coo appropriation which viii be re
qairce t. complete the new city postof-
flee
A. the annual meeting of r. G Shaw
Cortme nd. No 4, N Y. T., held last even
ing, officers were elected as follows Colo
mel, r. D. Goodman; lieutenant colonel.
James Saunders; ma ior, Nathaniel Dray
ton; SUI geon, John T. Crittendcn; chaplain,
" II Warren. The installation win take
place at the first meeting in January, 1898.
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THYING TO SOBER UP VERMONT
Judges Endeavoring to Have Pro-
hibftion Laws Enforced.

Judges EndeayOTing to Have Pro-
hibftion Laws Enforced.
CtesteI, Vt, Dec. 14.-The justices of
the Vermont supreme court are ma king
strong efforts to secure strict enforce
ment q; the law of the State prohibiting
tha saIs OF intoxicating liquors. The
la has been practically a dead letter,
At present the matter OF carrying out the
provisions Uf the statute is wholly in the
hands of the States attorneys in each
county
The Judges are using unusual care in
the matter, and are investigating the
conduct of each attorney IN a more eN-
haustiye manner than ever Before. As
a result one State attorney has been dis
barred 3nd several Others have been re-
fused certificates.
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S5 Covers
Everything

Notwithstanding the very great effort
being made by some OF the doctors OF this
city to induce DR.. Young TO restore his
former high fee rate, the doctor is firm
leave to announce to the public that un-
Til further notice he VIII continue TO fur
nish all medicines and appliances and
treat all who begin now until cured at the
low rate of So A MONTH. While under
the care OF Dir. Young there Will be no
running to drug stores for medicines. NO
matter whether you have one or hair,
dozen diseases, a SO bill covers cost of
ever ything. DIR. Young's enormous expert
ence and long, careful study have en-
abled him To perfect a system for the
treatment or Chronic, Nervous and Deli
cate Diseases that is absolutely unequaled
by any other.
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EiScman Bros,
Cor. 9TH and E Sts. n. w
No Branch Store in Washington.
InIz>BYrER1AN ALLIANCE.
Eleventh Anniversary Exercises at
tile western Church.

Eleventh Anniversary Exercises at
tile western Church.
Th,. eleventh anniversary OF Jhe Presby-
ueriar Allan e OF Washington was held
last Night ia tie Western Presbyterian
epurch. Mr. BananJyne, vice president
IN tIu absence or hon. John ". Foster,
tn" president OF the alliance, took the
char. The feature OF the evening was
the excellent program OF music.
A quartet consisting 90 MTs. Adele Gro
sette OXlcy, routFaiUo; Mr. John M. Rie-
iuaa, tcRuI: Miss Lucia NOla, soprano,
auG Mr. Robert q Luton, bassc sa ~
the Festival TIE Deum, 10y Buck. Zap
jlstt's U.Ieuory in ID luInUr WAS bla yed
oJ. tine lalgt organ by bIr. marry y. kim
ba jhe pIu,eut0r of tie Western iras-
bsteuu CHmch. Miss NoIa saaI The
Green Hills Far Away" by GuunOd, and
MIS-. 0zly saug tie ooatFaiUo sUiu, Fear
Not Sc. q Israei, by Buck.
key. T. r. KittmEeT, d. D., offered
pr, yer, after which hev. Asa 5. FIske,
ID H., uI ruutun Memouat Church, uelIv
eled an address, on Alliance"
Re- e. l. erbryCke reported on the
WORK ol tie tOard OF managers and the
treasurer
Mr. aIlaufyne read the nominations Of
the ruam-lee on nominations as follows:
President D.. h. Warner; vice presidents
Hon. CLarlcs Lyman and Daniel McFar-
Ian. secretary, Rev. j. r. TerbTycke;
treasurer. charles 4. Raney: board Of
managers, Rev. P. +. EiJJiuger, d. D..
Rev. Wallace Radcliffe, ID. D.: Rev. Charles
B. EamsdeH. d. D.: Rev. joseph 7. Kelly.
Noble ID. amer, James d Lambie, + Z.
Moore Rev a. $. Hamlin, u. D.. Villa n
GurIey- F. b. DalrymIle, J. H. Meri-
weJner. Rev W. &. Alexander, d. D., and
Thomas g Jones.
All these were unanimously elected for
the ensuing wear. Rev. Howard Wilbur
Ennis dei!veted the benedIctiun.
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ALHERT :. WARNER CAUGHT.

Abduct0r of Little johnny Conway
Arrested in Kansas.
Albany y. y, Dec. 14.-Chief of Police
Wllnd received telegram from Riley
Klaus, tnnight announcing the capture
there of Albert S. Warner, the chief of
the three couspirators, who, on August
16 last, abducted little Johnny Conway,
and attempted to get $1,000 from his
father fcT his return.
Tue othe. two conspirators received sen
tences OF fourteen years imprisonment each.
Detective McKane, who has been work
ing on tire case, captured Warner in Riley
Nothing else is known about the capture
here
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FOUND FLOATING IN THE LOCK
Ma ritaI Trouble Probably Drives IA
Young Wife TO Suicide

MarlthI I rOuhIe PrUbnbIy Uriyes n
Young Wife 10 Suicide
Toledo. Ohio, Dec I4.-This morning
lock tender found he body Of Mrs. Martha
j. BENNETT, late Of FindIay, floating be
tween the gates Of the lock on Leuk
street, in the Maimi and Erie Canal.
Death had easuea less than twent y-fout
hours prgri iously. Mrs. Bennett was well
dressed. with a quantity of coed .eweiry
and there seemed 20 Re good reason TO
believe that she had committed suicide.
Souc time go her husband came 20 this
city and was the defendant In a trial
hrsuEuE uy Wrs. Bennett for adultery.
ne was acquitted aud a. once brought suit
for d7Urgr. Tho suit was pending az the
time ~ Nu Eeunrtt's death
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ENGIl>u ENGINEEHs' STRIKE.
Confes euce 1vHh Employers Fedora
tIon-A -A-nelers in a YieIting Mood

Cont eIttr iNIIh Employers Fcde ra-
Masters in Yielding Mood.
L0adou Dec. I4-Tne conference he
twee., the AH.algamated Society ot En-
Emerr- aHH the Employers Federation
was rr-t-ss,l Today IL " as expected that
tHr gr>uf az the ballot that was taken
% decide whether the masters proposals
shyute Hl accepted woutd lead to
a guutara of negotiations for the settle
mem o. tIe >illke, tie men having voted
uaeiEE l.,3rl.mrI against accepting the
terms 'I tLeT employers
This, however. was not The case. and at
the Ii egtlng today the employers adopted
an atruude that was more coucniatCry
THAI that assumed by Them prior to The
taking al he ballot. They submitted g
further explanation OF tEeir position, ana
bolh scles GIspla yed thrUug hout the meet
ing a more reasonable spirit. The dis
cussiOn resulted in SUI stantial adv auce
towards settlement Of tie dispute.
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Doctor Young

expected to provide for TWO additional ar
tillery regiments. When these are orSanz I'd
there win ne some changes, but the status
VIII remain a. at present until then. The
new regiments win only affect the artillery
branch.
The times., 1897-12-15
aIoRaroN COLONY FOR MEXICO
The JtaE saints Have Bought Three
Million Acres Of Land

Chihuahua Mex. Dec. If--Iti- auuouuc-
ed Hare tHar repre-rutatures 90 The Nor.
MON ,l.arer 70 JIah bavc contracted a9tn
tG- M+Near eminent far the purC base
az a.ur.-.HH acres &C land. sltuattl iu
He-alHdl district. Tits state
Itis HteHtign aI tle eharch 40 locate
4eAla N.-rHur afI1Hlsts gu the land wit4.
in t.r nrEr Tua Era-s- Many 20 thess colon
ists Hih e.re dirr~t from Utah. but tHe
Ere1fast rf.f. uar wiu DE- new converts t8
taa M.wsH fath frm different parts II
fHe 1gr states.
zHsu ar- fvn prosperous Mormon cole
uias iu tHs state argrcgatnE about
Is 00a iE nssufsl. TIE three million acres
su-t pultl4-td VIII an De Placed under
iuzutar aua divided into small farming
rrgats
The times., 1897-12-15
zIMMERNAN NOT IL EVIDENCE.
New Leader of TIE Marine Band
Not Yet Here.

NC" Ltautf Oh TIE MdfIne Bhnu
Not Yet Here.
There is some surprise that Prof. A. Zim-
mel man no was chosen by the Secretary
of tlis Navy, the Assista ant Secretary, Gnd
CommaDdant Hayward, of the Marine Corps,
to the leadership Of the Marine Band. has
not shown up to accept his position. There
W re constant reports that Prof. ZiHu.er-
uan wuuld not accept, but the definite state
melt va asmade by Col. Hayward that hellad
accepted ana tnis statement was received
as final
There il no Immediate hurry for a leader
for the i,anu, tut no one appears 10 knor
why Prof Zimmerman does not direct the
band frorr Washington.
a biliwGHintToduced yesterday by Senator
Gornau tag give the herankoffirst lieutenant 10
th. Marine Band director. \ Lii for
similar purpose was reported faSorltly
in the Senate in the FIT y-fourth Congress.
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Wan, Canadn to Retal nte

Victoria. Il. c, Dec. 1.-THE British Co
lumbiau Bard Of Trade is meeting tonight
to meunrializr tie Dominion government
in tn, event Of Dyea being closed as "a
SUPPORT o: entry 20 retaliate by Withdraw
inS the british customs officers from the
passes. That viii force all persons bound
for th KlondlKs to enter by the Suckeen
or au-Csradiau route.
The times., 1897-12-15

the entire gang of train robbers WHO last
Thursday held up the Southern Pacific
trail at Sterns 2 ass, Grant county, in The
fight Incident to which one OF the rob
bers was Killed.
The times., 1897-12-15
Misstoporv Gets His MONEY

1t has benn reported To the State be-
pattment by Minister Angel. at Constan-
tuople, that the money, { 90 piastreS t$24,
William Nelson, by high wa yman, while
the missionary was proceeding from Ma ara
to Khan Chkhouin, in November last, liz S
beel recovered. Consular A gent Poche 7yas
very urgent and persevering in bringing the
robber to justice and securing the return
of the money.
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SEM TO PRISON FOR FORGERY
T C. Beatty and Harry Otis Get
Fifteen Years.

- lbtht4A ana marry GUS let
Fifteen Years
strnuds' JrE, Pa. Dec. 1T. C. Beatty
at one uuC prominent Western attorney
and aneIshew Of Gen. Beatty, Of Ohio, toda
plead q guilty 10 the charge OF forgery. to-
Eether with Harry Olis, alias Howard. Mrs
BeItry ~.FrHry-one years Of age, who was
arrested VIII Z He men, pIraded not guilty.
Ju lge craig sentenced the men 10 fifteen
yeas imprisonment IN the Eastern peni-
teutia-y
The mer passed a forged draft on the
East St,oadsburE National Bank The
wotaIu was discharged from custody, as
m e-lGruc, WAS not sufficient to press
for C0uvierlau.
IN" Arrr5err Bankers Association pla s.
ed aa important part IN the arrest Of
BesnE miG Hgwarl TO was said that
Beafy j., wanted in some Of the Southern
Etafrs ua s.HHaT charges.
The times., 1897-12-15

Capt. Geismar, of Paris, and Of the
Fr .nch army is at the Arlington. II c Is
making with friend a tour Of AmeFi, d
and wnl stop some time In Washington.
expects TO have some better impress
sions of the Capital City than he HAD on
his urrivEi last night in a pouring rain.
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AT THE HOTELS.

Col c Van Cott, the postmaster Of New
York City,is d / the Arlington. This greatest
munsCipa! postIuaster ia America is in the
city on personal business, ana also TO talk
over with Postmaster Gary some matters
relating to the service in Greater New lorE.
The times., 1897-12-15

Col II. II. Hanna, chairman Of the In
dianapolis monetary commission. is at the
Arlington. Col. Hanna was preceded here
by a circular letter, one or which was re-
ceived a the Treasury Department, and
bullrtined there. Col. Hanna expects to
get nuU shortly a scheme to settle the II
na1cial question. He expects those who
thill wen Of it TO urge members Of Con
gress to assist it with Legislation.
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The times., 1897-12-15

Gea. Howard Carroll, Of New York.
membGc Of Gov. Blacks staff, Is al the
Arlington. Gen. Carroll is an occasional
visitor u Washington, and has run over
this tiIuc To SEE Some Of his old news paper
fHenI3
The times., 1897-12-15

Miss Mend Come. who has been at La
Noruandia for some days. received a good
many visitors there yesterday. She spoke
very highly cf her reception here last ev en-
ing at hes hotel. Later she went 10 hear
Gadski with Miss GleeSun and Hon. u. /.
Murphy Miss Come will leave the city
at noon today for Philadelphia
The times., 1897-12-15
SPECIAL Notice


SPEHIAL L NOTTCE-On November :. 1896,
the firm Of HALL & GLOVER
dlss9lE we'd partnership by mutual agreement
Glover, who VIII be responsible for an
cehJs and claims. W E GLOVER, 1I2I
9In 81. NV deI5-35
EATENsIoN OF HIGHWAYS IN THE
LLStrlct OF tUlumbia-Wa sHington. y. C.,
i.,, Decei"Lgf - :, lS9T.-To Whom II May Con
Irii. lie commission created by section
or the act Of Congress approved March
= 1893. entitled An act to provide a
permanent system Of highways in that
part or The district Of Columbia lying out
side or cities. has received from the Com
miss puaTs OT the District OF Columbia q
SrIliieu copy OI a map slowing u pro-
posed permanent system OF highways in
the District or Columbia within the area
" eSt or Rock Creek j his man and pIats.
showing IN detail how each lot and tract
highways, are now on exhibition In room
No + fourth FLOOR or the District build
Ing All persons interested are invited 70
examine llie map and piatS- The conf
miss on viii Consider any suggestions or
protests concerning the location OF any
highway or portion OF highway as shown
on the map l lie suggestions and pro-
tests must be in writing and must set
forth clearly the reasons Tor the changes
and show the property owned or controlled
hy he obsectJr- All protests and 50 forth,
must be submitted on or before the
THIRTY FIRST OF MARCH. 1898, and
be addressed to the Chief of Engineers,
ton, j.. C. The Commission Will meet 4 priI
! 4, 1898. at $50 O'Clock a. m, in the
office Of the Secretary OF War, u dispose
of all objections, and VIII then hear orally
from tngS- who desire T. thus IppOrt their
written objections.
K. A. ALGER, Secretary OF War.
c. y. BLISS. Secretary of the Interior.
JOHN NJ. WILSON,
Chief or Engineers, [. s. & l.,
, del O-15t-eXS Highway Commission
SPIRITUA LIS M-Miss Maggie Gaule VIII
be at eos II street northwest evSy day
during this Wees. NUuu Hall Friday
night As Us Ial del3-Tt
+ SPECIAL NOTICE-By "a vote OF the
stockholders, taken on the Ia instant,
the ONO NATIONAL BANK is % Eu into
voluntary liquidation on FRIDA I.
/ DECEMBER 81, 1887. The oh
( jeCt Is 10 change the hank into q
Savings Bank, which Will ais, receive lie
pOSits subject TO check. The new Rank
viii open in the same building on or
before January /, SIS. and we viii be
[ glad TO have our patrons transfer their
accounts from the Ohio National 20 the
new bank, which will b- CaIlcu the rs SH-
I lNGTON SAVINGS BANK. The capital
viii be SlU0, ,Oeo. Interest VIII o. paid
on deposits, and every effort VIII De- made
I % accommodate car patrons j j. 2 4 =
! LoR, President Ohio N4u1Cas Bank.
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