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. ALTlMORE -
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RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect February 2l, 1891.
Leave washington from SfauOu, CDFuei Ok
New jersey avenue and c street.
Fpt tht'-taI auI -strtrt rSt. @sJtBuled
Limited trains, IO:OO, 1I,45 a. H., sos
For Cincinnati. st Louis and cianapoHs,
$40 p m. express ll.25 p. m.
For PittsbHTg and Cleveland. express
dalIy. 1000 a.. III and so y. n.
! or To LIetin and Detroit, I -25 p. N.
For Winchester and way stations. D a
III $50 p m.
For New Orleans. Memphis Birmingham,
Ghatta nooga, Knoxville, Bristol and
Roanoke, 800 D. III Caiiy, Sleeping Car
through
For baltimore. week days, 500. $50,
xI-O0, XT-10, XS.0O, ;. 80. 1850, x1O.OO,
xl2-OO a. n-, x1 :. .U5, II 10. X12. 10, x3:OO,
x6.2 20 $50, xS.OO, 3 IS, x9. 20, Ills,
xl LEO D. N, and XI2.0t night. Sundays
Il % Ai9 t $50 28 90 ~ 500 y 4s 4 1l53o5 45SS
x5.l0. $50, Ks. 90, x9.2O. Ills. XII so.
p. m. xI2.O1 night.
and -i-3O p in-; sundays. $50 a. M, 4.33-
For Frederick. week days. 1856. 1145
a. M. 80, $50 p IA, sundays. lis 2. m.
For HagerstOwn. go 90 a m and 80
p m
Fof Boyd and way points, week days
days, lis. T.05 d. m
For GaiIhersbHrS and way points, week
udNSr 10, S-OU u DUs 0.I 4. 81,
4.33, $50, Z 7.05, 1. 40 D. N. Sundays,
y.uO ~ IN. 1-15. 4.}3. : .05. 10. Is p. IA
For " ashIngtOn Junction md way poIufs
7.35 a. m, 40. .. 80 .. m week days
lis D. m. SUndayS
Royal Blue Line for New York
and Philadelphia.
All trains Illuminated with PintsCh light
For Philadelphia, New Y Ork Boston, and
the East, week days, 500, 1000 q. m.
Dining Carr, 12. 90, (12.4O Dining Carr 800
sos Dining Carr, i12O1 night, Sleeping
Car open at 1000 O'Clock. Sunts.s IS. g 90
a IN. Dining carr. tl2.40 Dining Carr, 90
j5.O5 Dining carr. 2 o 1 night, sleeping car
open 10 O'Clock. Additional trains for
Philadelphia. week days, 7-O5 a m, daily,
500 p. m
Buffet ParTor Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City. 1000 a III. p 90
noon, and IL. 40 p. m week days, 12 40
ID. m. Sundays
For Cape May, . noon
Except Sunday. xEXpreSs trains
Baggage Calicu for and checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer
Co on OTCerS left at ticket offices $40
Pennsylvania avenue NV. New York
avenut. and Fifteenth street, and at depot
wM NJ GREEN, CHAS. o. SCULL.
Gen Mdnagcr Gen Pass. A ct
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD

RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER Or SIXTH AND Is
SHEETS
1-5O A. Al week days-PITTSBI,RG EX-
fhEsS-ParioT and Dining Cars, HARMS
burg 10 PittsDurg
1880 A Al PENSsYIyANfa tfaffTED
1h.aldn aliildn Slecping. Dining, Smoking and
sSSoserVatiOn cars. Harrisburg 10 Cbica 20
, ,SiuSinhatI Indianapolis, St IoCIS CIeve.-
Hs9r,s iina anu Toledo. BUFFET ParIor Car 70
1880 A. "A. FAST LINE-PaIInan a Burres
1ssl ., al 70 Harrisburg Buffet ParIor
a IA :, haiThsDarg to Pittsburg.
- P,ess- ullIhan Buffet ParoT Car
20 harrisburg Sleeping and Dining
sna .,1and aanrdIisoGTg to st. Louis, Cindnnad
f-aO r. AZ. WESTERN ExPKEss-Pult-
snI ap Sieeping Car 70 Pittsburg, Chicago.
a. r., ,IasDurS 70 Cleveland Dining
F-IO p ". sOCTHwEsTERN EXPRESS
p,,,a,n uian secPlng Cars Washington 10
ana aa LOUISVILLE tvia CncinnatiI DinIng
1910 r. NJ. PACIFIC ExPKEss-PuL
man Sleeping Car 70 Pittsburg.
f-oD "A VI. for Kane. CanaHtlafKaa- Roci,cs-
ssI, snd niagara Falls daily, excsps
1880 A. n Tor Elmira and sepovo aauv
SSAtept sunday. For LOCK Haven week
gays and WilIiamsport sundays, $40
LILO =. IL Tor WHIfamsport. kocsester
DiIalo Duii and Niagara Falls daily, except
SATURDAY, with Sleeping Car washington
20 Suspension bnGge, via BuTrsIO
10 40 & n. for Ere Tanantlajs,ua Ro,r,,s.
SSI, buifalo. and Niagara FaIis daily
eieeinng Car Washington 10 EIIIira
AHlAaAeiphfa, New YORK, ana
the kast.
4iUO 4. NJ CONGRESS IONAL LINZ
LID, daily, an farioT Cars. with Din
ipS ar from baltimore. Regular at I. 90
DINING Carr. 500, 800, III. 90 Dining
Carr, and I LOO CDining Car frsI1 VIE
InlngtOn) A. M.,I245. 5I5. A 20 B6
100 and IL 50 r Al ON sunday 7 %
iDlhinG Cdrl, zoo. 800, 1I.OO iDinfnk
ar 1n ifSln 2 ~ hWIIl1mingtonl A., II. 10. rs.
4tt'G, 4SV, 300, 1000 and IL 80 4. 81 For
philadelphia only. Fast Express, Z 90 A
~ wee week days: Express z 10 r
dsiIy For Boston, without change.
& %, A NJ week days, and 3I5 p M
For Atlantic city Cvia Deiawars p,vs,
Bridge, 3lI-rail TouteI, 3.I5 m daiIV
For Baltimore, 20. : 90, Z 80. = 90 3 To
19.99. 1890, 1l;Oo and IL so a m.
ted 20. 45e, 40. g lis tV 80 ~ liiG I6
1000. 1910. 1L15 and II 35 d M
On Sunday. 91 100, 90, 8 90, s.05. fo.56;
7I9. 1000. 10 80 and II 50 D. m. ''''
For Annapolis, 100, 300 a m 12I6
ana 70 p. M daily, except Sunday
sundays, BOO a IA. a0d 70 d m
Atlantic Coast Line FIDrida SDeciaI'
for jacksonville and St Au.su@tine
1O.4o p IN week days. Express for
Florida and points On Atlantic COaSt
Line 40 a. T-, 80 D. In dafIV-
Richmond only, 1907 a. M. week days:
Atlanta Special, via Richmond and Sea
board AIR Line 40 D. m. daily Ac-
COmmoslatiOn for QuanuCO, T.45 a. m.
and 4 20 p. m week days
IICkeG OfItCcs. CtlrBeT FIfteeuth and q
a hss kf,vru
streets. where orders can DC leTt rgT cheek
Ing or bS ggage 20 destination from hotels
and residences
]. 3. HUTCHiNSON General Manager
J. Z. HObE. GPnerssi Passenger agent
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FOR RENT ROOMS.

TWO uufur rooms. 3d floor. nice iCca-
tion. ia = and west front. IS month good
tenant. rel. 1912 Columbia st. NV. near
. ~ fe26- 81 EN-
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Fhedf ebruaTyS, e97 .. Il. o ing Clerk
In the supreme COJTt Of tie BlstIict of
COluu tia. holding tpeCial term for - uity.
Noel steffani rs. Caroline Steffani. Equity
No. 1888.
on II. o,iOn Of the complainant, by a 8.
Taylor and Flora and ECPE, hiS sOiicitOrs.
il is ordered that the Defendant, CaIOiine
Steffani, cause her appearance 10 he en-
tered herein, on or before the fITst rule
day, occurring foIty days after this day.
o .herwtss tne Carse viii be proceeded with
as in case If defa ult.
The object OF this suit is to obtain a
dfS Orce on Tie ground If wiIlful deseTtion
and aba NJ Olment OF the complainant by
the dpfenoaut .OT the full and BninteT-
uIpted space OF two years. This order
shall he published IN the WASH ngi Oh Law
Rel oTtcT and The Washington Times once
a week for three successive weeks.
BytheCourt, A B. HAGSER,
AsfOCiate Justice.
A true copy.
Test j X. YOUNG, Clerk.
nv 81 \ CLANCY, Assistant Clerk.
fel9-ltaw3w
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OUR greatest medium and spirltua! moth.
er, DIR MAKY GURDUN. tells you nll
things and preScriDeS a proper remedy Tor
your troubles. consult this gifted lady De-
fore u Is TOO late. NOW 1T b2e Sth Sc Nv
NOS q
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WANTED-FARMS.

WANTED Small farm, 5 to 8 miles from
city, suitable for poultry and trucking;
good outDuIdiDgs. FARM, this office.
fe26-3t
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Fun dress suits, 81 only
JULIUS COHEN. 1104 7th st. NV.
de24-tf
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE
NAVY YARD, WASHINGT0N, d; c
February Il, S97.-Sedled proposals in
dOTsed Proposals for supplies iUT the
Navy Yard. Washington. ID. c, to be opened
March =, S99, - will be received al the
Department, Washington, ID. c. until 2
O'Clock noon, March >, S91 A., and publicly
opened Immediately thereafter. To furnish
ut the Navy Yard, Washington. ID. C.,
10000 feet yellow pine sheet piling and
So plies The articles must conform 10
the Navy standard andpas the usual Naval
inspection. blank proposals VIII be fur
niShed upon application 10 the Navy Yard.
Washington, L. { The attention nf manu-
fsCturers and dealers Is invited Tie bids,
all other things being equal. decided by lot,
The department reserves ne right 10 waive
defects or to re.cd any or all bids not
deemed advantageous to the Government.
ED WIN STEWART, Pc ymaster General L.
3 n feI g. 22 16 mari
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PROF CLAY. Clairvoyant: greatest For
tune Teller; ali events or life. from cradle
10 grave: business love affairs, losses.
etc for 80 cents: Teuuites separated hus-
band or wife: makes lover OF sweetheart
true: causes speedy marriage: removes any
fel3-lm
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wANTED-ROOAfS.

WANTED-A gentleman desires n room,
where he may entertain his friends with
out being questioned. Address A. b. a.,
this office fe1I-gt an,
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FOX RENT-T06 18th ~. NV. uewly-fur.
rooms. terms ret soma bic, central ioCa-
ffnn Item
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TO inaugural ion visitors and others, / will
gave map of Washington city ana of the
country twenty five miles around, showing
roads, Mt. Vernon, Arlington Cemetery,
Balston, Falls Church and the battlefield
OF MauJSSaS, If they viii call or send stamp
JAMES f. CLEMENTS, 321 + st. NV
fe26-3t
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DR.. IEATHERr1AN,

Expert Specialist fe The cure OF all
forms ot private diseases. Consultation
free Hours, to 12, to 8. Tues,
Thurs and Sat evenings "a 8. NO.
BUz NV CLOSED SBndaysb
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DIR, CZARRA'S,

No CURE, - - PAY.
No. 6I9 Pa. Ave. y. w, Washington, d. Z
Specialist la chronic and private diseases.
rules, ntricturS, Hydroceie, Gout, Catarrh
Dyspepsia Blood Poision cured, Vitality re-
stored Consultation free and confidenIial 10
bOth sexes Dany. y To z, To b.
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FOR SALE-Show case. 1907 ST. NV
fe2n- Ht-eIn
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FOR SALE-Oil and gasoline route: horse
and wagon; will sell cheap at once Adj
dress CHEAP. this office. fe25-3t
FOR SALE-Great bargain: Sx12 Cor
don: 6x9 PrOuty presses. 615 st. NV
fe25-3J
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PERSONAL.
NNr TuFO NEDIrM

Scientific palniSt and card reader. know
YOUR fate and foTtdne; open daily GerIpan
spoken 25c. and soc. 929 Fl st NV.
Ie6-tf-Ln
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THE INATGU RATION.

To VIEW the Inaugural Parade in comfort,
get a folding chair with back for quar-
ter, at factory, / 9Th and Ohio ave. NV.
Good chance for Speculator. Item
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FOR SALE-Feed-water heater, smoke
stack go incl es diameter, 20 feet high,
wateT-tube Ioler (SU horse Iow1rD, and
two power tranSmitterS. all in firSt-ClaSs
{ o IditiOn. no reasonable Offer refused.
Apply TO Il c. THOMPSON, Chief Engineer
Purity Ice Co, AImory place, near 5th
and l. Sts. NV. fe25-tf
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FOR RENT-Two furnished bedrooms, on
first floor; a. m. l.: private family; Eo
iiiI pants 96o6 L st nW near a aye yee csT, %Gyu
fe25-3t
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EDUCATIONAL.
The Lawrence School OF Vocal and
Piano Music,

Especially, BeginnerSl
Studios, and 8, g34 F st. NV Reduced
GRATIS Pupils monthly reCital5-
feI lmG
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MISCELLANEOUS
wANTED-HIGHEsr cas1 PRICE

"ANTED-HiGIiEST Cash PRICE PAID
fQk OLD GOLD AhD siLvER-
SSMA LEST AND LARGEST AMOUNT
snot; snugnt; Ola and new jeweiry. watches.
INITIATED cofNs. TEETH PLATES.
ana + fLAIINCM. FEkD. .LOEW f5NST'EfN
,iold and Silver. $40 q ST. Nv. OPP.
PATENT OFFICE. fe-tf.1yr
q. SINCLAIR, dealer in new and second
nand furniture, No 61 8 La ave, Washing
ton ID. L. Andrew Foley. salesman All
vances made on all kinds OF niercha nfiise
hlgheSt price paid for second-h furni.
luic' cUc- fe26-7t
Do YOU use Crailers? Then order the hest.
huSsell capital Crullers; home made: de-
Iivered i,ed fresh always: o cents per dozen: a
discount To luHchrooms and Church and 10
cial gatherings. 1O6 9Th ST. ne fe2G7t
THE SUNLIGHT INCANDESCENT LAMP
ene nIos5 brIliiant, yet soft ami nnI.IInv.
sunlight mantles will la st wics az LONE as
aiiS % uGhet ia the market; drop us a card;
", we VIII SHOW y0l the light, aud please Won
Ia prices. AGENCY, 900 K St NV.
REDUCED RATES Vienna Ladies Tai
rInoris Scno9l, 504 18th st. nv. (first
tdught' pupils can make dresses for tIeTI-
st.' selvss or friends while learning; day or
evening iessoiis: first-class dressI.lak King
fe24- st
riEktSSoSS n ~! who have Iapeed their policies
IN lIle Prudential Insurance Company will
ieceive valuable Information by address
ing j. Q. HARRISON this office. fe23-Tt
SHEET MUSIC at half price; Violin,
nanJo, mandolin and guitar strings, 5
ceas c each; 10000 copies of music ! t 10
piete catalogue. by mail; popi lar naga-
zines at cut prices G. J SIMDs0E.
1OOo q st Near Palais Royal !c23.14t
OK HIKE Ok SALT he cheapest price
Tor cots OF mattresses in town. Call or
aGd.eSS j. NOTES. 6l3 + st NV
---------
MA Us furniture stores, 200 14th st.
o,ii anu 10 st. NV. Uph0lSteTing by
sHp6ris Tor the mansion or cottage
MATTRESS making and mattresses for
o,'t all; Ienlaking, So; with new tick, $3.50;
beI, i.uIi-siZe, reversible, well bound aud
= eiSc Tek, S5;oo; cannot be equaied for
ti5AihS caned from JOc perforated seats
6acsaI hHsiTURE RE Isepaired and polished and
II n cniod No ING carefully and promptly exc
4af TsIanSd1p taken up agg cleaned and re-
Alt AbLE furs aud Fggs--a room spcci.
. dlIy prepared, moth proof; per space 81
IoI Io season; guaranteed till folio wing sea
81 fe207tein
WONDER Wio pays the highest ETices
IoI stit>, S#sl OF clothing, drop pos
tai SAUL BROS. 923 ID St NV. ia 15-3mo
1oU VIII Ind Inauguration tickets for
stand a: ith and 18th sts at MIR BREN |
IAAO Book Stofe. and LITTLFFIFI- IA |
* ALI Words office. 22T Pa. ave
W HA We 900 cots for rent at so cents |
eaCh Tor rthelnauguratIon WIRDEMAN |
& CO.. 6lD 18th 81 NV fe23- rem
FINE. wholesome, generous lupcheops
and delicious coffee, at the Pure DaiTy
NNh' 900 a. ~. NV Jal 4-tf
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FOX sALE-At a great sacriflCe-NeW
qpheaStered s,C Sots SSGe e4ch baiy woven wire
S4.1o. r. A. LINGER. 304 Pa. ave.
Sc. fe25-3t
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POSTOFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read daily. BY all interested,
as changes may 0cc Jr a. any time
Foreign Mails for the week ending
February 2T. close promptly "a this office
a. fOlinMS.
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THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN. s17 F st. NV

FOR RENT-6I4 and 6lS X ST ne. SIX
room briCk. mod Imps., n thorough e
pair. hanIy TO cable cars and public school,
GA at Sl6. aud GlS at SIS month; keys
at COS n st. nc +. W TUCKER y BRO,
100 r. st ne rc13l4-em
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WAATED-By oolored boy place as wait
er or driver. or work OF any kind.
1919 St NV fe25-3t
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-12, 500 IT, of ground; 10ox
120, for $3.50; money furnished to build
at = per cent A. j. WHITAKER, 91S f
st fpX4-3t
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FOR SALE
S2,65O on Wide Concrete St.
FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE uR RENT AGood farm of Il
acres; house, garden, etc. bargain.
L. J. WALLER, Whitewater, va. fef 9-9t
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PERSONAL.

IFS QGEEN-i oI6une IeneI. IEuIes SOc,
gentlemen 81 mo s'gnD. 131 b r. Sc,
opposite new Library fts6-St
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MADAM RENA-ClaIry eyant: caIG reader:
past, present and future truthfully told,
Zee 20 and soc. HOP New York ave.
NV. fe2B-3t
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wANrED-rosrAGE STAMPS

NANTED-Forc cash, all kinds Of old Cuited
States postage and department stamps:
collections also bought. II. F. DUNK
HORST. 1905 9Th 81. NV. fe9-tf
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MA Y AND LIZZIE-LiZzie, } our mother rs
very low with pneumonia; Keeps calIlng
LOT you, telegraph at once. May-Come
20 ne. all IS forgiven; have wOIu from your
father: imr roftance to you. CHARLIE 8
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EGGS for batChing: brown leghornS, black
langshans prize winners. eggs 81 90 Tor
IL. Visitors welcome. 40l 1Ith st ne.
fe26-1t ,em
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hANTED-IwO ladies TO visit housckpep-
erS @nd show snail sdIAple or our goods.
work light ANA respectable: good pay. Ad-
dress =. II. Nj. Co. tins Office fp25-3t
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WANTED White waitress 81 a day:
store rooms 81 day. Chambermaiis
and cleaners, 81 a day: colored dish-waSh-
ers, 81 a day. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY,
6l3 Gth st. fp23-6t
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FOR MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-Or trade for a horse-A
cab, in good condition. Inquire at 1918
Vermont ave. NV. 1t
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WANTED-Wh and Colured chamber
maids. cocks, laundresSes and general
houseworkers. AL st. fe25-3t
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WANTED Lady canvaSsers for German
Vegetable MediCatcu Skin Soaps: good
cDnmhSSi0u and honest work Fi.EtiI,.
aT3 Mo. ave fc25-3t
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FOR RENT-STABLES

FOR RENT-2-story brick stable in rear
OF 100 18th st. NV: $I2 per month"; IN
quire at La FETRA S HOTEL. fc26-3t
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FOR sALE-Three days only. sewed bunt-
ing flags, sXS feet, S2.25 each: houses
decorated from S5 up HENRY F REH.
$40 18th st NV fe25- Stem
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FOR SALE-One bacon bench in Q Street
Market, doing good business. Apply
3y o st. Market fe25- Stem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26
PERSONAL.

90. u.. Dr Eobert Ellis Jones. the new rFeSi-
don't nj Hobart College, present at Inc cor"
refinement exercises of the college on Nt'''9''''
ard made an excellent impression ne a. , Wv ~.
address, at the conclusion OF Wh''" Wv ivy
him an enthusiastic college yell
The decision of Dr. brewster. coadJutor Bishop
,Icc, Of Connecticut, to make the city oil i'aI"V'
his residence gives great pleasure to lis cltzeS'
though they are compelled to admit that NE ' ,!
could have done nothing else 40" "'' CIV
ing Of erecting a cathedral LOT NM
Governor I.eedy Of Kansas is to be the orator OF
the dav AT Florence Kan. On the Fourth OF July
Tho curious fact has recently come 20 light IN"
although Ex-Governor Stone OF Missouri ""''
snseches for Bryan and hlmetallism. he h'' Z"
horse buggy harness, whip and hitcnnS P,Le..
Mckinley would be electe1 - Ir9,' ~ s. Louis
United States. hN-Ma!oi ->"o''
the loser.
Mrs Charles H. Sturgeon. the Woo" o. '"'
n.etor of the Metropolitan Tabernacle, ''o"'''"
recently turned the first sod Of the groHin' hc bu
hill whereon large BAPTIST chape WIZ
Bexhll Is near London
Tom Taggart." says An lndiNnApo"7 r I1,,
.a, at ono time q messenger boy in lnddlapol'''
and to-day he is the Mayor of III" cry lie u',"
~ Iva interested In bakeries think ana 'l'" ~
cot control of the Grand Hotel whirh Is me
cratic headquarters for the city ana ola" p-'
ticans lie IS goo zoo nS Sbrew ,p',oiticar Now
t. is limited that TagFart viii lead me ,ii,c fnr
ocrats In Indiana an! VIII ~ e"''
Governor" . .,
Tn. will Of Dr.. George Il. Edward. VINO me"
tho other day at Princeton leaves 80" 20 ''''"'
,erian missions and $4,000 70 Princeton "N''l,''
for the endowment Of a chan Ii l'"'' ',..
tory unless such chair be alreAdN H'''. 49,
endowed at the time of his death in W'''' .',g
tho money Is to go toward the establishment ~
University fellowshirs in American "S'o'', 49,.
70 Weld not less than $500 a year ncoT'. 30 w
49, C,ub ~ Princeton is left $50. and ne same
cum, is left TO the trustees OF princeton niNeFs'.y,
70 lie applied to whatever purposes the c!'"S III ,
NAV decide to be determined 10y " YOU, VI ,,l'
lass Dr. Edwards WAS Il member o' ''''' 80
tIa ro,I,zea last fall that his end was near h,
iSali probably die next spring. n.l S@'G !, old ras
friends hut I desire to pas w. ' ,,nt 20
Gcieee where | roomed In princeton ,tf T,. wv
w 80 more Yale game and atteh' 'H"'''' w
dinner then I shall be happy
\, the commencement Of Hobart College on Jun. June
% the degree of D. d. conferred upon the r.e'
II Richard Harris rector OF Grace Cnulc' ;;,b,,r i
dn'nhia and formerly rector Of St George 'nuto"'
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-26
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Jubee festivities continue IN
England; q great naval review will be held at
Spithead; the Lord Mayor gave luncheoh III
the Mansion House the Queen received deesa-
tons of fremen at Windsor. - Ihe RUSSIAN
ironclad Gangoot. OF the Black Sea fleet. struck
a reef and sunk - Alice Lngard, the act
ress died in London 49, The Anglo-Egyp tlah
advance up the Nile will be resumed IN August.
- Russia will not Join Japan in protest
against the annexation of Hawaii, when, now
ever. she is said TO regard as dangerous meas
ure.
CONGRESS of the wool silk
and tobacco schedules of the Tari1 Dill was
finished in the Senate. - The House was not
IN session.
DOMESTIC-Cornell beat Yale and Harvard
in the four-me boatrace at Poughkeepse; mar
ward was bad third. - white man was
killed and several were wounded in race rlot
in Key West. Fla. caused by an attempt 70
lynch a negro: Governor Bloxham asked 'he
authorities in Washington FOR assistance.
President Mckinley nominated Irving b. Dud-
lev OF California for Minister TO Peru. -
Destructive storms have prevailed IN missouri
and Kansas; in Topeka, Kan seNerai persons
received probably fatal injuries in nallstorii'
s. Judge-Advocate-General Lieber or me
Army recommended TO Secretary Alge: that me
plans for the proposed North River hridse Ne
approved - Secretary Long visited the Navy
Yard at Portsmouth. n II. - The values OF
hides are rising. owing 10 the prospect or a duty
on them.
CITY.-President Quigg issued instructions to
the Republican election district officers for the
enrolment next Tuesday. - the Democratic
conference at the Hoffman House appointed
committee to call primaries for Greater New
York convention. == The Metropolitan Lie IN
surance Company, Of this city has purchaseo
the business of the United States Industrial In
eurance Company of New-York. taking Inc lat-
ter company's policies and assuming its liaolll-
ties $50 A number Of women arrested by cap
tain Chapman's men were discharged in court.
- Winners at Sheepshead Bay: Nick, Lady
Mitchell Kitefoot. Voter Haphazard, Dame
Quickly. - The defence in the tilal OF the oil
rectors OF the American Tobacco Company
closed after most OF the questions asked in direct
examination had been ruled out. - The Ger
man American Reform Union primaries were
held and there was a lively time in the XXHllld
District - Two men were arrested Tor max
ing and passing counterfeit elevated railroad
tickets - Stocks were active and irregular.
THE WEATHER.-FOTecast for to-day: Fair,
with showers in the afternoon. The temperature
yesterday: Highest 90 degrees: lowest, -; aver
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TESTTFYING AGAINST HRS. thd HN'

THE FAB HEIRS SEEKING TO PROVE THEIR
CHARGE or CONSPIRACY.
San Francisco June 2j.-In the Ansus-OraVeh
trial the plaintiffs counse! called John r. Aiken
70 the stand to-day. The plaintiffs rely mainly
upon tho testimony OF this witness to prove the
alleged conspiracy to secure the properly OF inc
Late senator Fair. Mr. Aitken said that he hrst
met Mrs Craven az her house, in iuerrero-st' July
1896 where he was taken by Martin Kelly Mrs.
Craven was I'm bed but Miss Craven was present
during part of the interview. After discussing the
cose for two hours he called again few days
later and was Their shown the deeds Mrs. craven
nroduced them from beneath her pillow.
Mr.. Delmas. attorney for Mrs Craven. made a
desperate effort to keep Athens story from the
Jury arguing that anything which passed between
his client and Aiken In the nature OF profess
sional cor ldcnce, Aiken being an attorney; Coun-
sci for the Fair heirs. however contended that q
lawyer could not he invited to abet a crime and
then rot dvulge It, as that was no part OF his
duty.
Judge Stack decided TO admit the testimony OF
The witness in view of the fact that an attorney
other side could prove the criminal nature Of the
statements made.
After many objections Mr.. Aiken said that on
July 9. 1896 the date which he first saw the
recommended her TO see him. She realized she had
many difficulties TO overcome and that she would
meet with considerable opposition but she intended
10 have no scruples of conscience She then
showed him the pencil deeds and announced that
sne wanted TO be able TO say that he had seen
them in 1898. and desired him to testify TO that
effect. As this the first time he had either
seen heard of them he refused