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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-27
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Property Transfers.

James H. Fletcher. Ji., special com
missioner 10 Leila G. lIiichinss. prop
crty No. :, North street. 81 400.
Edgar +. Dawes 70 Linda Wright
Dawes his WIFI. all his interest In 4
-. with improvements on The west side
Of EouSh street deco Of gift.
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The Ascending ncb,nr saw.

The case Of Michael rrlvcrs. who was
arrested here Saturday charged with be-
ing an ahsconding debtor, came up yes
terday before Judge Martin, Of the Court
OF Law and Chanccry. The case is one
OF. unusual interest for it shows the
practical operation Of the law under
which man may be imprisoned for
DEBT. Able counsel are retained on
either sidc--W olcutt 4 Wnlcott repre- sent
the defendant and lIason 4; Peterson APP
pear for the plaintiff
motion to QulSh the capinS under
which TraverS was arrested was over
ruled by the court ana he was reconmit-
ted 10 Jail To give counsel for the pro-
sccu;!On time to file ntcrrogn Ia RIGS. The
pia!ntilf in the case is ID. c. Foreman
Of l;CrkicE. who has. a claim against
Travcrs amounting 10 $4,000. Unless he
can prove himself not an abscondc,
Tr@Ne"s Will have TO so to jail until this
amount is paid.
OTHER CASES CALLED.
III the same court the following jury
was cnllranellcd: RIO. Noit!nghom, w
G. ltUstiN, J. ]. Samuel. Hugh NJ. Muir
ray, George w. ltill. II. G. Peterson
Paul Harrall. Alex. RunnOl Robert Will
son and Julius Pincus.
John Il. Young against y. u. Calling
Judgment for one piano of the value OF
$50.
G. w. Tebault against Park Place
company; continued.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-27

MI:!tk LE.-GEGRCiE. w AERK[E
AGED . years ana 3 months, son OF G. e
Granville avenue. I1runbleton, Monday n r.
tCrnoOn. " 1880 81 :
Funeral ut residence THIS (Tucsdav,
vited. ' !.
pA W Is AT her residence, No 81 Rose
avenue, Rrami,leion, Monduy morning at
-" o.clock.NlRGlNI-A ". *. wife OF Geo.
me funeral will take place from her la to
rt'iaence. THIS Cruesdayl AFTERNOON
III o CROCK FRIENDS and acquaintance
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Thro,,n;, .,lecpers.

Norfolk, Va. April Goth. 1897!
Begihning May I'd the Southern Rail
way company will operate Pullman
sleeping car line from Norfolk 10 Nash
VILE Tenn, sinus enabling passengers 10
make the trip comfortably and without
change Of cars.
j. II WINGFTELD.
Passenger Agent.
aD20-tf - 1G2 Main ST.
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wa. POSSIBLY Inr.,,,,ic,,,.

y coiored female infant was rmnnd
dead by the police in smith street
sunday morning. 1t was taken to tho
lnorgue. but an inquest was deemed
unnecessary. The body was buried by
the city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-27

81 s1tion5 Centrarg new policy is at
g:ssi Eread attcntion.If you
gssa you Will have no other.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-27

When yon are weak. tired, ifclcss, yoit
necG 20 enrich ana purify your blood with
Hoods SarSaparilla
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-27
sss;s seat Company fop oysters.

ssss s:a-lE doii era ckers. recently introduced
sss ave q peculiarly piquant taste.
ass5 - ssers sec that ali grocars always
8s4s supply. Possibly in their
f1J1 ias the secret OF their grow
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". -: >s..,
Headquarters
Pickett EUrE1n., CAM, +, =.

Headquarters
observation-disclosures camp c, "
Nor1oli;. VA. April q. 1851
a TTENTlON. COMRADES.-I,E,EE REC,
u'ir monthly meeting Of this Cnmn will
NC; AT s o'clock - 90
business Of Importance. in connection will
Memorial Day. i full ana nrn,nn, -,
tendance requested
by order OF 49, A. AIARSDEN
~ Comma nder
- t>Ni\"''.>. AHlnlant ap21-it
tIcdEvr copy0
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WEATHER REPORT.
Forscnsi ana s1ener..l Conditions For
To-day.
A ------. Washington, April 20, 1897.

For Virginia and North Car
DINA: Fair; slightly warmer;
northcrly winds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-27

TO your eyes burn. or nurt? Are you
troubled with headache? The proper
Gia ssas. in most cases. VIII afford relief.
See Dr.. Week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-27
Vn!ur <.ili1,n &nin

Vt Levy Bros this week. Black dress
SoaS's. 2a2., SOC. Lining cambria. size
yaid Umbrellas. sc each. Hose Sc.
for Inc l5c. kind. G!nehams. SIC. yard
Cal.cdcH. %iac. yard. Sheets Soc i7c
each. Pillow cases 6i3c. each. Six hook
CORSET, {3c.. and .os Of Other bargains.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-27
PORT CALENDER

sun rises at 5:14 Il. m. and stets at G:5l
p. IN. High water at 6:13 d. NJ and G:31
p; m; low water ut 1907 a. IN. and
12:15 y. III.
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NE poroiosical. Dnta.

y. 5. Department Of Agriculture
w Gather Bureau, Norfolk. April 90.
The following observations are record
ed for the past "a hours:
Maximum temperature 7G
~ Mlhliiluhl temperature ........... ;. CT
Normal temperature . 50
Departure from normal plus 2
Departure from normal since Janu-
efS Isl -. ...... plus 1877
Rainfall in q hours "a
Rainfall since April 1st .
J. j. GRAY, Observer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-27

Dr. Week, eye expert. is located per.
mahe1tly. Examinations free T. II
Gale. l52 Main street.
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Bslr'russ. Son & Co.,
/ & I>[ K E r S.
D 8 ER 9 ta 9 fsa o Rsa 3 Esa Q 81 .

Ss5A commercial and other business paper
@i
5s25s Ioans$ negotiated on favorable terms.
itYs1 bonds and other securities bought
sand sold. a4
sssDepoSits received and accounts In
SsVitea. $3y Isl #Gi
sAs Interest allowed on time deposits.
ss5zs9 sSSa Re deposit boxes for rent. Charges
@mod erat e. - q.
fsl.y Dra " bills OF Exchange and make cable
4 transfers [ o Europe.
Letters Of. credit issued to princiDal
sEcit nf the world
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Ruling elders $500. $500. 1900.
IOelcUUS
Communicates added on exami-
nation ...... IL
Communicates added on certif-
cate ...... ........ il
Total number Of communicates 622
Adult baptisms ..... 49,. !
Infant baptisms ...... ...... -. S
Esptised non-communicants -. $50
Officers and teachers in main
school ........ ~ 80. IS
Officers and teachers in mission
school ...... 500. II
CO
Scholars in main school ..3l2
Scholars in main school 1l7
Scholars in mission school ......117
sz is#s#Ei## -ta 400
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-11
HOME RULE IN THE DISTRICT
An Old Law a Bar Against
Sealer Haskell.
ONLY CITIZENS ELIGIBLE
The statute Says None Shall Hold
Office Tpder the Local Govern-
ment unless They Have Previous.
~ Voted Here-Abolition OF SUI.
fraGe Not Invalidating.

il seems that home rule was granted
the District by law u quarter of a century
ago and that for many years past the
fact mas beea entirely lost sight of.
The AIT, which provides that District
offices shall be filled by District .iI.en
was passed August 81, 1871. in an act
creating most of the positions now exist
ing under the District government and
reads. ''And be it further enacted, that no
person shall be. appointed To perform Tile
duties of any of the offices herein created.
unless he Ice "a resident OF, and shall have
exercised :he right of suffrage I'm, the
Dis riot OF Columbia"
II was discovered by the Treasury Of
ficisls aud was announced as being a com
plete bar to W. c. Haskell. appointed by
the Commissioners TO the office OF sealer
of weights aud nlea sures. taking that OF
fic
Auditor Petty, of the District. main
taius that this enactment unea rthed by the
Treasury Department holds good at every
point. The act OF August 1, 1874. he
says, crea ted virtually every office ex
listing under the District government to
day. IL is the ,nly law which establishes
these offices and Were it not for this act
They Gould MT exist at all.
The temporary organic act OF 1874 gave
the Commissioners authority To abolish
or consolidate whatever offices they pleased
and under its provisions many OF the Off
va Al. u
with. Those which were retained, how.
ever, Mr.. Petty holds, exist still. by virtue
OF the orr ginal act. Furthermore, in the or
eanic act Of 1878, establishing the pres
ent government of the District, il is es-
peiaIly provided that all la WIS not incon-
s. stCnt with the act shall remain ill full
force. In April, 1896, the Comptroller
OF the Treasury, passing upon another mat
ter, hut Nth reference TO this point, held
with Auditor Petty that all laws pre-
viOusly existing and not directly or in
fereutially repealed or modified by the
act OF 1878, were as effective as IL they
had been passed by Congress anew
This view was placed before the Commits
sioners this morning by Auditor Petty, but
Commissioners Black thought that the
phrase, "and shall have previously eNer.
cised the right OF suffrage in the District OF
Cpleniaa, rendered the whole section mop.
cIauve. Mr.. Petty, however, claimed that
the abolition OF voting in the District acted
t. nulIify The phrase concerning suffrage
end LETT the rest in force.
Tie principal offices created by the act,
still cyIsting, and. therefore, within the
scope OF the "home rule" section, are tho
coroner, auditor, water registrar. attorney
for he District, surveyor. assessors, super
intendent of lamps, chief OF fire department.
four market masters, sealer OF weig hts and
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-11
PULSE OF The MARKETS
Slight Disturbances Owing to the
Coal Region Tragedy.
Undertone of Speculation, However,
Good GraDGers Withstand Wig
orOus Bear Opslaughts.

New York, Sept. H. The stock market
opcnedirregular, with speculative sentiment
somewhat disturb bed by the rioting In the Lc-
high and wnkesbarre coal regions. The de-
preston in Reading and jersey Central was
only slight, however. London's attitude
was ADVERSE, aud Louisville and Nashville
again was subjected to the bear pressure.
In the grangers Rock Island openedup z b
per cent and held most OF the gain under
persistent attacks.
Burlington & Quincy Was sold on reports
OF damage to the corn by drought. Kan
sas Texas preferred, was again strong
feature, and Sugar was firm.
Manhattan reacted about a point, but
later made full recovery. Chicago Gas
again advanced sharply. The trading
element was disposed TO take profits, and
to work for q reaction. The uBdertone,
however. remained good. Government
bonds were unchanged.
The stock market closed Ak it had dur
ing the entire sessi1n-active and rather
irregular AS is generally the case on Sat
urdays the realizing of profits was On a
iaIge scale. Tie undertonc was strong
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-11

measures, harbor master and physicians
10 the poor.
A. regards the appointment OF Mr..
Haskell, the Commissioners do not think
it likely that they win take the Initiative
IN renonsidsring their action, should it
beconle necessary, but Will wait for the
Trea sury Department TO protest against the
new ssaler as disbarred freni qualifying
under the law. This viii in all proba-
bility be done, and then the matter viii
be referred by the Commissioners to their
attorney.
There seems to be a widespread opinion
at present that the law will stand, and
that tire residents OF the District will In
future he spared the humiliation of seeing
their offices dealt out 10 non-residents as
rewards for political services. Auditor
Petty said this morning that on going
over the salary list OF the District he
found none of the more important Officers
who would come under the resurrected law
and few IL any, OF the subordinate officers.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-11
New Attractions at Glen Echo

A splendid program has be en- arranged by
Manager Middleton for tomorrow tSun-
day. afternoon and evening at Glen Echo
on the Potomac. In the immense amphf-
tbeater Haley's Superb Inaugural Orches-
ira, supplemented by ten additional skill
ed musicians, will render a select list OF
muslca numbers, including Haley's "Ameri-
can Beauty March, ''Tannhaeuser Over
ture," weber's Invitation "a la valse."
selections from Carmen, Sousa's stars
and Stripes and a descriptive piece rep
resenting a cavalry charge. Miss Blanche
Wood, the phenomenal girl soprano, a
pupil Of Nine. j Esputa Daily, VIII be the
soloist. This young lady possesses re-
markabiy high and clear soprano voice,
and will he heard at both performances.
The following attractions will be given for
the ensuing week, commencing Monday
evening at O'Clock: Haley's Superb
Orchestra In grand concert, the Halls, Frank
and ] ames, in an original burlesQue uapeze
act; the Ideal Trio In plantation medleys,
and Burk and Andrews, the New York
Herald clowns, introducing their bronco
mule Barney.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-11
Until They Were Cured.

Now, as the month folio wing this offer
passes, to Doctor McCoy's surprise many
of she patients no placed themselves I'm
der treatment during August come and ask
al 8 SPECIAL privilege that to which they
are plainly entitled, 4. e., that they be
allowed 10 renew their treatment for
second month at the IS rate. 1t is from
them that Doctor Mccoy learns that the
report that the So rate was given only
for one month was circulated that the
misunder standing il such it may be called.
~as general.
Now. Doctor Mccoy is not accus toned TO
being misunderstood he has tried TO make
the lessons he has sought to teach very
plain and very clear. He has taught many
lessons N this city, but he finds that he
has one more to teach, and this lesson is
that he means literally and absolutely
what he says in every announcement and
every offer that he makes. and In order
to make this lesson plain and to drive
II home so hard that there can never liz
the future be any question. he VIII continue
the Offer of the So rate until the LIST "
November to all.
All new patients placing them
selves uDder treatment, and all old
patients who renew their treatment
before November LIST. will be treated
UNTIL CURED at the rate of So d
mooth. This applies to all diseases
aud IL means that all who take ad-
vantage of this offer before Novem-
Der LIST will not be- required to pay
for medicines, for treatment or for
anything in connection with their
treatment, one cent In addition per
mouth to this nominal rate.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-11

Treasurer Roberts said this morning that
tpc agreement of the directors of the Bank
of England reported this morning. to hold
one.fifth OF the hanks reserve in silver,
will have the effect OF creating an in
creased demand and an advanced price
for the white metal.
The London Times is quoted against the
proposition as follows:
HAS the bank been well advised In
falling In with the suggestion pushed for
ward by certain Americans that IL should
mold u fifth Of it's reserve in silver? Per
haps the assent was given In very guarded
terms; perhaps IL was done TO oblige per.
sons inhigh quarters: perhaps it was consid-
cred an act Of International courtesy.
s'Ther. may have been this or that rea-
son TO excuse and to extenuate, but the
broad, plain truth is that in existing cir
cumstances the bank ought to have set
it's face emphaticaily against any such
noting, and IL has not done so.
Mr.. Roberts was asked what the effect
of the new move be. He said: 1T means
a considerable increase in the demand for
silver, but just how much, amnotsure."
ITO what extent would it increase the
demand?'' he was asked.
TIE extent OF the demand will b. the
difference between the silver 1t now
holds and one-fifth OF its reserve. The
nature o. the demand would depend upon
rapiditv with which this difference shah
he mace up
lit win affect the price of silver here?"
''Oh, yes, it VIII fleet the price OF silver
here and elsewhere, because the tendency
Of such demand would be TO raise the
price of silver"
Mr. Roberts was asked what he thought
OF the opinion expressed by the London
Times that this move on the part Of the
Bank Of England was due to American
influence
Mfr Roberts said, very naturally. that
he thought the proposed or actual change
wash some measure due to the influence Of
the Ri metallic Commission. 1T is prob
ably In part the consequence OF the appeal
OF our commission" he said. The figures
given In the London Times indicate that
the silver reserve contemplated would
amount to about $40, 100000.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-11
CURED OF DEAFNESS
AND RINGING NOISES

William Blake, 1902 Trinidad ave.
ne Mr.. Blake is slxty-five years OF ago,
and has been a resident OF Washington
since 1S49, and is a member OF Post No.
1. @. A. r., of this city. he says:
u had been hard OF hearing for ab0us
ten years Three years ago my hearing
became very bad At that time I began
to have variety Of disagreeable noises
In my head; sometimes it was like tho
roar Of an express train; at others like .
swarm OF lees. and again there would BE-
ringing sounds. like the telling OF bells.
Often at night they would aw AIKEN ne, and
1t was almost impossible To get 70 slesD
again
"Year After Year Ny Deafness InS
creased
Until became almost totally deaf Itwae
very emban assing to me: it was 80 hard 70
understand what people were saying; Z
would have to question them again ana
again TO be sure that I understood whaG
was SAID Now Il can hear my watch tick
ing plainly with either ear.
"Ay Left Ear Had Become Abs0~
Iutely Stone Deaf.
with it could not hear the rumble Of
the street cars, or any OF the ordinary
noises OF the street. had to depend solely
upon my right ear for what little I heard.
and that, too. was steadily becoming a.
deaf a. the left.
Il corlf not understand people speaking
fro.h a short distance, unless they shouted
q me
"Now I Gao Hear Everything said
In an Ordinary Tone. =
THE hearing came back to my righo
ear first; that awful roaring noise stopped
and found that was hearing all sounds
clearly with 1t. Suddenly, the other dsU
the hearing returned 70 my left ear, The
ear that had been stone deaf, and i heard
NY watch ticking distinctly with 10, TOD
the first time in three years"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-11

Up to the LIST OF September Doctor Mccoy
gave all the opportunity of placing them
selves under treatment at the nominal
fixed rate of So a month UNTIL CURED.
that all who placed themselves under
treatment Were to be treated, not for one
month, hut for the entire course, that is,
just ss long as they needed treatment,
at this rate, Doctor Mccoy endeayored to
make as plain and emphatic as he could.
This was the essential thing in the offer.
the thing about 1t that made it a splen-
did piece of benevcience that the So rate
was given not for month, but that 10
was given to all who took advantage of
the offer to be enjoyed by them as a
special privilege
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-11
DIED.

GODFREY Suddenly, Friday morning,
September 10, 1897, at $50 o clock,
ALI INA, beloved wife of William l..
Godfrey.
Funeral from her late residence, TeRley
town, -. C., Sunday, September L., at
d. m. Friends and relatives invited.
Item
CRAWFORD On Thursday, September 8,
1897, at ! .03 a. M. ELIZA BETH ChAN-
FORD. agedse venty-one years, beloved vile
of william era wford.
Funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence, SO q street southeast, on Satur-
day. September /, at y. III. Friends and
relatives are invited TO attend. 1T
AsH-On Thursday, September 8, 1897,
at 5:U5 O'Clock q. IA. Mrs CHARLOTTE
ASH, beloved mother OF Charity stamps,
aged lOl years, at the Residence of her
Granddaughter, Mrs. Mary 1lppett- 1872
Twentieth street northwest
Funeral from ST. AugustiDc's Church,
Ssturday, September IL, at ? O'Clock.
1t
DOWNS Suddenly. on Thursday, Sep
terriber 2. 1897, MARY, beloved wife of
the late Patrick Downs.
Funeral Saturday morning. September
IL at $50 O'Clock, from her late resi-
dence No. 237 Massachusetts avenue
northeast. thence to st. JoSeph's Church,
Second and streets northeast, where a
reQuiem mass will be said At O'Clock
for the repose of her soul. Kindly omit
flowers 10
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-11
Crook Randall Held for Action.

In Ia. capture Of George Randall yes
ter lay Detectives Helah and Muller have
made one of the most important hauls of
the year. This morning the burglar was
arraigned ia police court and held under
$500 bonds Ia two specific infouna'
lions, cha rsing him with housebreaking.
Two other cas,s have, in the meantime.
been made out against the crook aud there
is over $500 worth OF jewelry al police
hsa dq,Ia rteTs yet to be identified.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-11
FINANCIAL.


Members VI the New York Stock EEp
change, 1419 st., Glover Building.
CORRESPONDENTS OF Messrs Moore 4 Schley,
No. 80 Broadway,
Bankers and Dealers in Governments BondA
Deposita Exchange Loans.
Railroad stocks and Bonds and al
securities listed on the exchanges OF
New York, Philade phia. Boston aud Bals-
more bought and solo
A speciality made OF investment securh
ties District Bonds and all local Rail-
road. Gas. Insurance and Telephone Ssooh
dealt in
American Bell Telephone Stock bougns
and sold mh1S-R
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-11
Business in the Grain Pits.

New York, Sept Wheat opened fairly
active ard weaker. owing To the decline
III cables. Trade. Is of general char.
acter. The government report on wheat
is about as expected. but Is bearish on
corn. December corn opened 1-2 cent off
at 80.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-11
SILVER RISES IN ENGLAND
The Great Bank Holds 1t for One
fifth of Its Reserve.
CAUSED IMMEDIATE ADVANCE
Despite Protests OF "A Great EDgiish
Journal, the Directors Of the Bank
Felt Bound TO Recognize the Stand.
ing of the white Metal In the
Worlds Marts. rz

London. Sept. 1.-THE report that the
BANK of England has consented to hold
one fifth of It's reserve In silver has ad-
yanced the price Of silver 1-2d. Other
wise it has hac no effect.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-11
Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
White Samuel Moreland and Lula Bran
zeli and John N. May and Birdie Hamilton,
of Cabin John, Md.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-11

Chicago train and Provision Market
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs s Co,
Bankers and Brokers. Members of the
y. Y. Stock Exchange, 1427 F street.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-11

S1.OO Washington tn Baltimore
and return, next Sunday, via Pennsylvania
Railroad. Tickets good on all trains.
e93t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-11
The s. RATE
UNTIL NOV. list.
Doctor Mccoy Makes This Extension Because of a
False Report.

He Will Have No misunderstanding. No Question No Dis
appointment Will, in His Own Way, Teach the
Lesson that Every Announcement Which He Makes He
Means Literally and that He Will Fulfill Every Prom
Use to the Letter.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-11
New York Stock Market.

Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs & Co..
Bankers and Brokers. Members Of the
N Y. Stool, Exchange, 1927 street.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-11
MARRIED.

AHLENFELD-DE All
IENFELD, OF Chicago, III, and Miss
ALICE E. DEEBLE, of Washington, at
Baltimore, Md, September p, 1897. Item