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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

r r.: 10Th and q SITS and at station. Iui in
fcii-2m II. W. FULLER. General Passenger Agt.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SMITH AND u STREETS.
$50 AN. week days.-PlITSBURG EMPRESS
1870 AN. IENNsYTvANIA LIMITED. Pullman
Sleeping: Dining: Smoking aud Observation ,, Cars
81 Louis, Cleveland and Toledo. Buffet l'arlJr
IoSo An. FAST IINE-rullman nune, rarror
Car to Harrisburg. Buffet rarlor Car Harrisburg
$40 Pm. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EMPRESS.
Pullman Bufret rarlor Car to Harrisburg. Sleep
ing and Dining Cars Harrisburg ST. Louis. Cia.
7;lo i: NJ. wEsTEi;N EMPRESS Pullman slcop-
veand elr 10 nnn ca nna.@; F., & and Harrisburg 10
7:lo fM sorTHWEsTrRS S ar 'rSS EXTEis.- Pullman
risbuig 70 st. Louis and Louisville Via cincin-
,oao mdn pninS Ps;mIc nSf; sxrprss ,.,,r,.n su.
ing Chr Pttsburg
80 AN. for Kane. canandairua. Rochester and
1850 AN. for E:miia and Remove daily. cxcc,,
SUNDAY SUNDAY For Lock Haven week days aud vii
7;lo PM & for Williamson. Rochester. Buffalo aud
ing Car Washington to Suspension Bridge via
IO:io Pm, for Erie canandalcun. Rochester. Bur.
faio and Niagara Falls daily, Sleeping Car Wash
For PHILADELrHIA: NEW YORK AND THE
400 PM "coNGIESSIoNAL LIMITED. daily;
Tesuar at ZOO Dinimg % Gar1. 500 o:oo '' 10 se1
Dining Carr. and ll:oD DINING Car from vii
ninston, AN, IL -. BIS. %. $50. 1890 ard
II :35 PM On Sunday. 100 Dining Carr, 500.
900. IL 100 dining Car from Wilmington AN.
12:15, BIS. 40. G:Jo, 1000 and II 81 T. NJ
For Philadelphia only. Fast Express. 7:5O A VI.
week days. Express i2:15 PM week days. e.ul
and $40 Pm. daily. For Boston without
change, I:50 AN week days. and 3:i5 PM.
daily
For Atlantic City VIA Delaware river bridge all
rail routa,. 3:l5 Pm. daily.
For Baltimore. G:25. 100 7:5o. 500. 900. ln.oD
lose. IL 90 and IL 80 AN. l2:l5. I2:4.. 2.0l
3:l5. $40 I:60 Limited. 4; 90. 1886 5:4C. G:l5
Gao. 1:l0. 1900. 10. 10 II 10 and II 81 PM On
Sunday, 200. 500. $500, 9.,5. l0.Jo. II 90 A NJ
1915, 1:15, POI. 3:15 20 - 90 Limited $40
$40. 6:lo. G:5o. 7:lo. 1890. l0:iO and II %
For rope's Creek Line. 7:5o AN. aud 4:s5 PM.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 700. 900 AM. Ia.1s and 4:2o
PM daily, except Sunday. Sundays 900 AN.
Atlantic Coast I.ne.-'Forida Special for Jack
sonve and ST. Augustine i0.is PM. week
days Express for Florida and points on Atlantic.
Coast Line 4:30 AN. BAG PM. daily: Rich
mond only 1o:57 AN week days: Atlanta Spe-
ctii. Via Richmond and Srab0ard Air Line. = ~
PM. daily. Accommodation for Quantico. T:4j
An and 4:25 PM. week days
Ticket Offices, corner l5ta and G streets rnd
Mt the station. Sixth and B streets where orders
can be let for the checking of baggage to dcstn-
tion from hotels and residences.
J. Il. HUTCHINSON T. II WOOD
General Manager General Passenger Agent
fails
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, ID. e.,
Washington. DC. February 10, 1S97.-Sealed pro
posals will be received at this Office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. MARCH EIGHTH. 1897 for grading
and regulating l. street southeast between 4th ana
Sth streets. Blank forms of proposal specifications
and all necessary information may be obtained at
this office. JOHN W. ROSS. GEORGE TRUES
DELL. CHAS. +. POWELL, Commissioners, u. C.
fe196t
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING PRESSES. BINDING
and Electrotyping Machinery. Etc.-0fiice of The
Public Printer. Washington. ID. C.. February l6.
1S97-Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until TEN O'CLOCK AN. MARCH SEC
OND, 1897, for furnishing printing presses. bind
ing and electrotypng machinery, etc. for the
use Of the Government Printing Office. The
right to reject any and all bids and to waive
defects is reserved. Detailed schedules OF the
machinery, ETC.. required may he obtained by
addressing this office. TIL. E. BENEDICT.
Public Printer. fe1C&I0
SEALED PROPOSALS WELL BE RECEIVED BY
me, to be opened at TWO O'CLOCK SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY TWENTIETH, at my Office In the
Kellogg building. for the privilege of photograph
ing the interior of the Inaugural tion hall and
its decorations. HENRY A. WILLARD,
Chairman Com. Parks and Reservations.
oil
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ATTORNEYS.
WI. L. FORD.

WM. L. FORD.
ATTORNEf-AT-LAW,
dei2-tf GO st nv. House. i3Oe Q s. NV.
cANPBEII. cARRINGrON. ArTORNEY-AT-LAW
Webster Law building. 6l6 d a. L.w,, Wasi,iux.
ton. y: q Residence No. Mount Vernon Plats
HsW xosk ave. and 9th It m. ecia
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
1911 $ st NV, 4r. .$l4.9OI
2261 Clev'd NV, 6r.I4.O0.
4U, 22d st NV. Or. .I3. 40
11i2 Sth st NV, 5r. 1900
11i4 Sth st NV. 4r.i3.UDI
l259-61-67 25th st
NV, 6r. .i2. 80
1921 25th st NV Or. L.. 30
34t2 K st NV. 6r. ..12.5oI
ITO 3ith st NV. Or. i2.50
SO1 25th st NV. 6r. .12.50
3419 X st nv. Or. ..l2.5o
S0S-1O y III av, 6r. .I2.50
1I0S Bath st nw.6r.12. 30
S2S 23d st NV. 5r. .12.3o
1903 9th st nv. 4r.I2.39
1903 9th st NV. 4r.l2.3O
125 35th st NV, 5r. .12. 30
ABB 26th st NV. 6r.I2.UO
1914 Valley Hw, Or. 1900
1@l 35th st NV. Or. 1900
2115 ID st NV, 5r. .1O.30
RI 1923 10th, 4r. 10. 30
405-15-21 26th, Or. 10. 90
252S-32 f NV, Or. 1000
419 2Sth st NV, Or. 1890
1922 f st NV, Or. 1000,
1918 Covington, 4r.lO.OOI
R'r 2OO4 f NV, Ar. 1900
StO 626 La ay. .OoI
Sto&dwg 31S Pa nv
NV, 2Or. 10000
StO, l rm & Gel, 433
1lth st NV. TO. .OOl
Sto&dwg 1924 E &
439 10Th NV. 10r b. SO. .OOI
Hall Sd floor 419
10th st NV. .35. .OOl
I'd fl 9OS f st, 3r. 1900
The above is only a DO
my books. For full list
issued on the 1st and 15t'
THOS
fel7-m. W&f
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FOR RENT-FULLER, 504 1lTH
Ill III nW. ssi sI Sdeus sd ns Gsase
4o6 DOUGLASS Al. r.. ....7' al6 sc. 5r&sto.
FOR RENT-HOT AND COLD WATER, NEW
range, htrube. bath, gas; six rooms; halls:
parking; large yard: back building; HOUSE
OPEN. ~ NV. $2O.o0. ja21-tf
@ 1scs Conn o ave. 10000 Store. 1901 NV. .1soo
Lanier Heights, 13r. 90 066 Calian me- 6r. 1850
Oak st. Mt Pleasant % 00 Brookl nd houses 8 50 up
1898 Duncan ne, q. Ii. 30 Lanier Heights. .7.50
THE McIACHLEN REAL E. AND LOAN CO..
1a29-0 10th and G sts. u.Hs
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FOR RENT
l7S4 OoScoran st.. 12r&b. $4,000
1912 Sunderland place. 1Or.& Or.&b............. 90
211 Va ave. &C.. 10 rooms. .............2 $500
R. L. GOODMAN,
de17-6 COS 18th st.
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Schedule In effect February y. 1897.
w ASIi il\a.lLl\ AAll Ia.lINl. >.I.l.L

- .NIIttilIt IN cHrci Fef'fllary a. lN3.:
WASHINGTON AND OLD POINT SI'E
t:2i pm Tuesdays. Thursdays and saturdays.
SOHO 'estibucd. clrtric-light"d. steam -lIcat.4l
Tram. with combination cssaeh, parlor cat. dining
car and observation 'ar-through without change
Arfivrs Richmond. i:i5 p.m-od Point. a:sn T. m
1897 a.m.-daiiy except Sunday rarlor EAR
Washington to Richmond. aud Richmond ulI
Point Arrive Richmond. 80, pm. od Point.
$50 pm. Transfer al Richmond.
Tickets and reservations at Offices PennSs lrauia
X. r.. 10Th and q Sis, aud AT station. Hull iu-
formation AT q. x -. ticker Offices.
fci1em IL. W. FULLER. General Passenger Agt.
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FOR EXCHANGE

WANTED TO ENCiiANGE-HoUS IN NV cox
tainins rooms. for small unircumberes pIsce In
sC.'ntry. near electric road, or will trade for
unim2goved city property. Address Box 100
Stnr office. t,s
WANTED To EXCHANGE IMPROVED 1,Try
Ieai estate for improved unimproy ed propcr,y
Columbia Heights. GEO E ENIMoNS * CO.
1916 NV. faI- a.
Tor SALE-OR EXCHANGE COUNTRY pr a,-E
CT ii acres. with good dwelling, adjoining Che,y
Chase sDi electric ears; viii exchang. for
residence in northwest section OF city: a bargain
Al $3.50; o. irrst OF 1850. JOHN ". HEN
DERSoS with J. I. Wasgaman) 100 14th NJ. W
{e17lm
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-CASH- $50 FEET OF GROUND
at 3 cents per IT.. near American University and
adjoining subdivision selling for 20 and 81
cents per #. L. c. HOMILI.ER, AS Wiscon-
Sin NV fe1SlSts
FOR SALE-NEw CIR. HOUSE; ADD To
Brook: Potomac water: very desirable: price for
Il few days only. S2.500.O0: also in addn 10
Brookland. cor. lot: 65xl:s5: only $,iJo.00. one
good 50-foot lot only $3.50: grade. Call early
II you desire TO secure these bargains
THE McIACHLEN REAL. ESTATE
AND LOAN COMPANY,
feiS-9t Cor. 10th and C NV.
FOR SALE-DESSIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
Ilinier Heights; also in BrookIaId and other sub
divisions.
THE McLACHLEN real. ESTATE
AND LOAN COMPANY.
felS-1m0 Cor 10th and G NV.
FOR SALE-OR SENT-SIX- ROOM COTTAGE
barn and IA acres, miles from city. elec-
tric road: rent. $3.50 per month. JAMES Z.
CLEMENTS, 1921 NV. fe17-3ts
FOR SALE-OR RENT--SUMMER HOMES AT
Chevy Chase, Somerset Heights Garret Park,
kensinston. &c. Select before spring opens;
IS to $50 per mo. MILES FULLER, 5O4 11th.
ja30-tf
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RAILROADS.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
TERoUGH THE GRANDRST SCENERY N
AMERICA ALL TRAINS yESTIBILEp
ELEcTHiC LIGHTED. STEAM HEATED. All.
MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS STA.
I1oN SMITH AND STREETS
Scfeduie in effect December Is. 1896
.:so I'M. DAILI-Cincinnati and st Louis Sre-
cinlSolid trim for Cincinnati Pullman sics,is.r,
10 oincinaati. Lexington. Louisville In.iianals
ana 81. Louis without change farlor cars Clncin.
uati 10 Chicago.
II: 80 I'm. bAILY-F. r. v Limited Solid train
Tor Cincinnati. Pullmsn siecpcrs to CINCINNATI
Lexington and Louisville without change. ,h.r1
Tor reception OF passengers Al pm. Pullman
con partmcnt car to Virginia Hot Springs wttllout
change. Tuesdays and saturdays. I,a, connect lon
Tor the Sprinss- Slccacrs Cincinnati 20 Chicago
and ST. Louis
10 Pm. DAHY-l'or ';ardonsville Ciarlo,trs.
Sunday '' II
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and ohI,
offices. 3i3 and li2l Penns, lvania avenue, lllO n
street northwest. and at the station.
II. W. FULLER.
hoiSSsd General Passenger Agent.
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FOR RENT
14a5 Mass av,15r.Sl5o. .00I
1S4S Wyomingnv.16r6 90
924 Mass av NV, Or. so. 90
ja30-tf GASCH
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200 n Y av NV, Tor 40 90
224 18th sw. lar. az. 90
3019 Cambridge. Or. IS. 90
Is Dingman ct. Ar. .8.30
BROS. 1907 F st. n. ".
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2212 Va av, Or, wa. 14.50
506 23d. Or, wa. 1880
213S Fl. Or, wa. 10. 40
523 23d. Or. .13. SO
Good 5r houses, 18th
& l. Sc, white ten. 600
Houses for col'd tell
ants. NV. from. IS up
800 10th st. NV.
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Old Point Conn fort
WITHOUT CHANGE oF CARS
SO Hoursfr sfromWasFington
,hesapeake and Ohio Rys.

iia renns.. Il. D. &P.. and
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-A SMALL. BRICK HOUSE 4 OR
rn-'nIS nt bath. modern enieBces: state
aTrl number: must b. in northwest: will pay
ah"'it $500 cash Address Box IJ.;. Star efice
fetS3t
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FOR RENT.

FDR REM
1922 II. 13r&b. steam
heat.sI50 fur: SfO0 unf
1903 f, 12r. 2 IVA 5000
a3i 22d nv, 9r&:b. 30. 45
1919 NJ. 11r, r,b&cel. 20. 80
62G c st. Gr&b. -. 1850
500 Goth, 7r, wa. ..15.3 30
1920 /, Or. wa. IL. 40
fa15 GEO. W. LIN
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FOR RENT $50 WILL. RENT VERY DESIRA-
BILE 1Oroom brick house, in thorough repair. with
brick stable. S0T 10th st. nv Apply CHARLES
IT, THORN, 1913 + st. NV. fe19-3t.
FOR RENT $50 10 WILL RENT A VERY DE
Sirable S-room brick house: modern conv eniepces:
1212 ii st. NV Apply CHARLES G. THORN.
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FEM MALE,

WANTED BY VERY NEAT AND BRN;HT YoJ-S.;
"''Inan. place aid for lady growH-rIp child:
s-w> nicely AMI willin. to assist in cinml...r-
Work 'aH 1i64 . -. NV. No cards answered
feIg3t'
WANTED y Hf-SfE.-TABLE COLORI u Girl
situation chImhermad or nurse Ap,Iy mi
W. -'th - NV Ire
WANTED -Ei \ MILLINERY TRIMMER i PO-
siti"n Tor season; II years experience: sal
ury- Nisi-,>~ T. u. J. Star .lfite f.lp-ots
VANTEI,LI;Y y EESSPEtTAEIF col oI.FD ,:II.I
fsuni sr'dnlFy- place clianIl,,rmaid. nurse. or
- neral Aiiscw,pk. t-}1 y -. NV. Please call
fei.I.ts
WANTED = B1 NEAT ANp RESPE' TABLE
"''iore'l girl. place c!aml'crnlaid or waitress
"r nur>"- with the hest OF city reference Adj
dress or call. 25I2 l. ST NV fa1S-oe.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MALE.
WANTED -COACHMAN WISHES SITI ALTON:
married; no family; good ali-rounh horseman
careful. stylish driver: drive tan. IN or
four hand: hrst-c!dss ref. Address COACH
NAN ll22 18th ST. NV lta
NANlEI'-Bl A FIRSr-t1ASS NEW YORK
cook. position n first-class cook in hotel or
private family Call address a3J rs ave
NV fe1S-2t-
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FOR RENT-REDUCED RENTS-GOOD REPAIR.
923 Sth st. NV. 10 rooms and bath ..... .S45 so
1449 Cor 11r&2bS3S50 I,3 1st Sc, 7r&5. - 20 90
lis Fla nv NV .Sr&b25. so 430 NV. 7r&b. % 80
16 ay Sc, 6r&b. 20 90 Howard Brick row. 500
RALPH W. LEE, Rea! Estate ard Insurance,
fe6 6O6 i4th st NV. trext to F.. Phone 20ia.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-27
THE PARADE.
There Were Four Hundred in Line and Who
They Were.

There Were Four Hundred in Line and Who
They Were.
At p. m. one of the largest parades
ever seen in Brunswick formed in
front of the Oglethorpe hotel and
moved down Newcastle to Hanover
Park. There were 400 people in line.
The various organizations fell in as
follows:
Police force, under Lieutenant Rob
ert LevIson.
General Floyd King, marshal of the
day, and staff.
Marine band, out for the first time
in their new uniforms, Captain Tobias
Newman, drum major; John Baum
gartner, leader.
Lieutenant R. L. Wylly, post adju-
tant.
FIRST BATTALION.
Lieutenant F. d. Aiken, command
ing; Lieutenant G. A. Taylor, adju-
tant; Coxswain r. B. Upper, SER
geant major.
First division, Naval Militia, Lieu
tenant G. L. Elliot commanding.
Fourth division, Naval Militia, Lieu
tenant J. s. Wright commanding.
SECOND BATTALION.
Captain B. Il. Sinclair, command
ing; Lieutenant F. A. Dunn, adiu-
tant; sergeant III. G. Pearson, sergeant
major.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-27
A Fitting Observance of Memorial
Day, Made More Memorable
By Noble Presence.
Love LAYS LAURELS WHERE THE LOYAL LIE.
One of the Largest Paades Ever Witnessed Here One the
Ablest Speeches Ever Heard Make Up Fitting
Tribute to the Soldier Dead

Brunswick had yesterday the most
general and the most extensive cele-
bratIon of Memorial day in her his
tory.
The day was radIantly spring-like,
and everything favored the gracious
occasion.
For the arrangement of the remark
ably successful observance, the La
dies Memorial ASSOCIATION, and par
ticulsrly Mrs. J. NJ. Madden, the pres
ident, deserve special praise; while
General FLOYD King, the organizer,
planner, chief executor, and, in fact,
the soul of the OCCASION, should feel
highly gratified at the excellent man
ner in which everything passed.
General Clement A. Evans, Mrs.
Evans and their daughter, little Sara
Lee Evans, who possesses the distinc-
ton of being the youngest daughter
of Confederate general, arrived on
the Southern train Sunday morning.
They were met by the Brunswick
RlfemeD, the last existing company
of General Evans brigade. The be-
loved veteran expressed IN brief but
feeling man DER his appreciation of the
reception. General Evans, his wife
and daughter were then driven to
Bay View, the residence of DIR. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Madden, whose guests they
are.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-27
The Overpowered, Outnumbered
Heroes Will Make a Final
Fight For Right.
RUSSIA REFUSES TO INTERFERE.
Yesterdays News Confirms the Impression
That the Christians Have Been Badly
Worsted In One Week.

Athens, April 26.-The Greek gov
eminent has decided that if the Greeks
are defeated at Pharsalos the army is
to retire to Thermopya and there
make a final stand.
Advices received here from the cor
respondent of the Associated Press
with the Turks at Larissa say that the
quantity of military stores abandoned
by the Greeks at Tyrnavos and other
places proves that they did not re-
treat, but fled precipitately.
The Greek government has demand
Ell of the directors of the Thessalian
railroads that they continue the ser
vice of the Volo-Larlssa railroad. If
the directors refuse the government
will occupy the line with troops.
Three steamers have been sent from
here to Volo to bring away the women
and children who have sought refuge
there. In Official circles here it is not
believed that VOlo is in danger at
present and the Greek fleet IS relied
upon to protect the port in case of ne
cessity.
The excitement here is increasing
and in many quarters a cabinet crisis
IS expected.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-27
AT HANOVER PARK.
The Exercises Were Very Pretty And Pass
ed Off Successfully.
Citizens in carriages.

Inc exercises Were Very Pretty And Pass
ed Off Successfully.
In the north end of Hanover Park
a platform and seats had been erected,
but the seats were totally insufficient
for the large crowd.
On the platform besides General
Evans, General King and staff, and
the veterans, were the mayor and
council, and the three confederate Sc
ries, thirteen wives of veterans. thir-
teen young married ladies and thir-
teen daughters of veterans, each Sc
ries representing the states of the
confederacy. This made very pretty
effect.
The exercises were opened with
prayer by Rev. Ed F. Cook. The vo-
cal sextette, composed of Mrs. A. j.
Crovatt, Mrs. II. H. Raymond and
Miss Annie Hine, Messrs G. L, Gambler
W. A. Smith and R. E. LaMance, rem
dered an appropriate selection. A
chorus of school children then sung
"Dixie", After the speaking, General
Floyd King called the roll of honor of
Brunswickians who fell in battle. He
alsoi introduced Mrs. J. M. Madden,
paying her a deserved tribute as pres
ident of the Ladies Memorial associ-
alton. Benediction by Rev. D. Watson
Winn concluded the exercises at the
park.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-27
DARIEN DRAGONS.
They Come On Special Boat to Participate
in the Exercises,

They Come On a Special Boat to Participate
in the Exercises.
The Mcintosh Light Dragons, of
Darien, arrived at noon yesterday on
the steamer Black Hawk, and took
part in the days exercises. They
were entertained by the Riflemen at
their armory and left last night for
home.
Those who came were Captain B. T.
Sinclair, Lieutenant r. D. Fox, Ser
geants r. j, MeldrIm, d. S. Quarter
man, w. A. Brewster, J. S. Hopkins,
Corporal w. E. Quarterman, Pri-
Yates E. G. Cain, jr, G. H. Quarter
man, E. w. Quarterman, q. B. Moye, S.
B. Fennell, G. O.. Fulton, jr., J. A.
Space, j. II. Fennell, j. A. Donnelly.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-27
FOUR JOBS FIXED.

The President Before Leaving, Sends In a
Few Nominations.
Washington, April 25.--The pres
ident today sent the following nom
nations to the senate:
William r. Day of Ohio to be as
sistant secretary of state; Bsllamy
Storer of Ohio to be envoy extraor.
binary and minister plenipotentiary
to Belgium; George M. Fisk OF Ohio,
to be second secretary of the embassy
of the United States at Berlin, Ger
many; Huntingdon Wilson of Illinois
to be second secretary of the legation
of the United States at TOXIC, Japan.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-27
The Crowds Are the Largest
That the Great City Has
Ever Known.
PRESIDENT AND SUITE PRESENT.
Today the Most Remarkable Display of the
Decade Will Occur On the Shore
of the Hudson.

New York April 2e.-The indiea--
tions for the Grant tomb dedication
ceremonies tomorrow promise fair
weather. Today it is slightly threat
ening, but is warm and pleasant.
Everybody is astonished at the
large number of visitors ARRIVING,
Soldier boys from every state attract
most of the attention. They are foot
loose and as a consequence every place
of interest is crowded. The Grand
Army is largely represented, and the
streets fairly thrill with patriotism.
The president, diplomats and their
distinguished guests arrived this af-
ternoon. 1t is estimated that over
150, 900 visitors are already in the city.
The President and Mrs. Mckinley,
with Secretaries Long and Alger, left
Washington at 10 80 a. M. today.
The party on their arrival here went
at once to the Fifth Avenue hotel.
Mr.. Mckinley, after reviewing the
military and naval parades tomorrow,
will return to the hotel, and at night
will be rendered a reception at the
Union League Club.
1t is his intention to leave for WASH
ington Immediately after the recep-
tiOn
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-27
Williams on Trial.

Waycross, April 26,-The trial of
Warren Williams, charged with the
murder of Wilson, has been proceed
ing in the supreme court all day. II
will hardly get to the jury tomorrow.
Congressman Brantley is leading the
prosecution and Judge Mershon the
defense. The case is proving one of
the most sensational ever held in
Georgia.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-27
Dress Parade.

The two battalions, with Captain
Ernest Dart acting as colonel, had
dress parade at 8 p. m. on Newcastle
street. The parade was an impressive
one, the Marine Band furnishing the
music. After the dress parade Gen.
eral Evans was escorted along the line
by the officers and shook hands with
every soldier on the field,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-27
Masons to Meet.

Macon, April 26.-The fiftY-fourth
annual convention of the grand coun
Gil of Royal and Select Masons will be
called to order here tomorrow, Many
Masons have already arrived. Much
interest is felt in the election of off,
GERS to fill the place held by the late
A. M. Wolihin. The grand chapter of
Royal Arch Masons will meet in 18th
annual session here tomorrow.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-27
Bomb Hurts Many.

London, April ga tremendous
explosion occurred on the under.
ground railway at 2. M, near train
filled with passengers. A panic en-
sued. A coach was wrecked and the
lights extinguished. Many passen-
gers were injured and ten are in a
precarious condition. Damage was
done IN the vicinity. Some think a
bomb had been placed in tue staff on
to wreck 1t and the train.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-27
Deboe is Confident.
annual 6

Frankfort, KY, April 26.-Only
formal ballot, with one vote for each
candidate, was taken in the senate
trial race today. This agreement was
reached because of numerous pairs
that do not expire until Wednesday,
on which day Deboe says he will surely
be elected.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-27
RUSSIA REFUSES
ID expected.

To Interfere Until More Blood Has Been
Shed.
New York, April 20 "A dispatch to
the journal from Athens says: CAL
though Crown Prince Constantine
hopes to assemble 10000 men at Phar-
salos it is certain that he will be un-
able to give battle in that vicinity.
Instead he will be forced to retreat to
the Othrys mountains, about 20 miles
nearer Athens. These mountains form
lower border of Thessaly.
The powers have already exchanged
views on the situation in Thessaly.
Russia, however, has declared that no
kind of Intervention is possible before
the Turks have established their posi-
ton.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-27
To Cumberland.

A party from Atlanta arrived yes
terday morning and left for Cumber-
land to spend a week. Those in the
party were Chief Joiner, of the fire
department, and three sons; Clark
Howell, a relative of the editor of the
Constitution; Captain Tanner, Col
onel Reuben Arnold, Mr.. Broyles,
Archie Harrison and Mr.. Walters.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-27
CHIPLEY GAINS ONE.

The Florida Senatorial Contest Is Like Ten
nysOn's Brook.
Tallahassee, Fla, April 26-Tbe
seventh senatorial ballot, taken at
noon today, resulted as follows:
Call %, Chipley 10, Raney 10, Hooker
s, Burford 2, Mallory l, Wolff l,
Darby l.
The large number of pairs and alb
sentees account for the marked
change in the vote, which has little
significance beyond the fact that Chip
ley gained one on Call today.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-27
An Elegant Monument.

There is a drawing of a large mon
ument to "Our Confederate Dead" on
exhibition at the postoflice. The ped
estal is surmounted by standing
figure of hero in gray, 1t is beau
tiful design, perfect in every detail,
and is the work of Brunswick's ire
proachable artist and sculptor, Reed
f. LaMance.