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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-24
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*Gnoe leBter unb Nnianes oieier $50:
DIE ertbeilte Der bobp'ite Siibof Wc@ol:
rid uon Duluth in ct. Sobn's bic b..
Weibeu. 5reitag empiinseu wdbreno Ell.
ner um 6 llbr moreens 9efeierten bl. Weiie
3oniur uno nieoeren Weiben: Games 8ilh'
Ter fir Die 9io,eie Sarge; 5rancis jred.
mann, 9iojeie Sreson @itp; Eet. q. Gan,
gos gnseles; 6rancis 6ufnasel, Duluth;
Wm. Woore, st. Soiepb; Wartin Noien,
Siour Sails; Yeter Stabl, Davenport.
Samitaa Wor9eu erbielten mGbrenb elmer
bl. Weiie Inn 8 llbr oas Suboiafcnat
3beo. 9aum fir Die TioSeie Oregon Gitp;
Bet. @. San. Martiu Noien; Die sur St.
Sobns Mbtei 9eborigen lllric Steiiolb,
Econ. 8apsner, Nnielm Srtmann, 9omi.
mic 6ofmann; bic Der ST. R~rotopius Mb.
tel in Chicago angebOrigen Gpril 9eniief,
Wetbob Bones. Sonntae Worsen erbiel'
ten bic tassporber als Subbiaton semeib.
ten 6erren bic 7iafonatsweibe. lin 9
llbr wuroe elm ieierlibes 6obamt cele:
brit, nab welbem Die 5robnleibnamss
pro,eiiion I'M 5reien gebalten wuroe. in
welberYiihof Wc8olrid inter Der iiblihen
Niiiiten, oas 2lqerbeilislte trus. Sonntas
glbeno CAB bic st. Sobn's MuIttapele
ein Gonsert I'M ,5reien. 9lm Wontas er'
bob Der Siibof in ben bl. Brietteritanb:
9beo. Taum, Yeter g. 6ap, Martin 9tos
len, Otto @eiiIer, 8. 9. g., lllric Sdef:
folio, 8. 9. D., 9eonaro Sapsner, .. 8.
", Nnielm Srtmann, .. 8. g., Dominic
6ofmann, 8. 9. .. Nabmittags reiite
Der bohw'ite 6err Siibof na1 Duluth
,uriid. Die Neu9eweibten peroen wie folet
ibre Brimi,en feiern: 2beo. 0aum am 81.
Suni in Der st. WihaerS Stride su Mil:
pautee; peter @. Gan am 81. Suni in Der
st. Glotbiloa's Stride in Minneapolis;
Utartin Woien am 20. Suni in Grootiton,
Winn; Otto Meiiier, .. 9. g., am 4.
| Suli in Der II. &. Stride III st. Glouo;
Yrimi,preoiger: bobw'I tier Nbt Yeter en-
gel, .. 8. g.; Uric Sheiiolb, .. 9. g.,
am 81. Suni in Gulutb. Minn; Yreciser:
bohw. y. Nlerius, .. 9. g.; 9eonaro
Sapsuer, 8. 9. g., am 81. Suni in Rib
prairie; Nnielm Srtmann ant 81. Suni
in Weire @rope; Preoiaer: bobw'iter Nbt
Better, 8. g. g.; Dominic 6ofmann in
albanp; Der Gag Der Erimi, bGnst pon
Der 2(ntunft Der Stern oes Hrimi,ianten
ab, bic bic weite HeiIe aus Teutihlano
nah Nmerita MAIDEN, um benz bon ibrem
Sobne sefeierlen eriten bl. Mebopier bel
Suwobnen.
Wdbrenb zines am Sonrtaa Worger
I'M 9 llbr in Der Gatbeorale pom bohw
perm Yfarrer Sd. Cones sebaltenen Sc
uitenamtes empfingen aus beiien Sant
145 auf ben wihtisen 9ebenSact woblpor'
b~ereitete Sinber bic Grite bl. Communion
naboem er Der ainoerihaar in elmer pater
liben Nniprahe nobmals bic ibone uni
erbabene Sebeutang oes cages ans Ger
aelest bate. Nabmittaes wurben oi
Grttommunitanten mad Grneuerung be.
2~aufseliibbes in bic Stapulier.Y ruoer
i&aft aufsenommen.
@eiern (Nittwod) reiite Der bohm't
6err Gbmiuifsotor. Wior. 3. y. Bauer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-24

&C. Cine h'rrlihe WuSpabl nensr
Heeenlh,rme bsi 8sb.iiosr Cart;
EN- outer Rsaenidirm nit fancp Off
fir s 800.
fa5- Gin nener Bo,rotb on blouer
uno welBsr @ronittuoare ioeben QUE FER
Nabr,f srbnlten. hie mir gum nieori8ffen
Tsbrifprstis f%aufien uno biGiser uertau.
len offs oies IN irseno einem 8arnair.
Store in Der Staot seihisat. 6. +.
Gaoner, ct. @loub Winn. 26ba
~ Jormen in isoem gountp in ben
nornweftllteu Staten DON $500 auf.
mGtts, cuitiuirt urb nidt e%ultioirt. Nan
'raas nod bel & acobion & W I.
Ter. inter Der griten Nationalbont in
81. gtouh.
- @elb perlieben auf Jarmen fir bic
Dauer Don l. 2, 3, 4 oeer B Sabren,
Suteofeu uieoris. @baS. U. Mprie.
Snnf G:rtre. Wiun. Slab
Bsg- lluaepaorte Shube in reihl,s
der Nusmabi uno biGis perfuuft bel
Sotu ". Bolter, nebsn Jauoel's gf.
lenmnarsubnnblnua.
Ne 2ein6l uno semiidts Inrben
tporen nob RTE 10 biGis ais oieles Sabr.
Sireidt cure Sduier uao Sheurer on
unc fault bic 6arbe bel 3aoner. %
No. @enn ibr einen auten moeerner
Rs9enlhirm polt. bonn brouht iih nie'
mauo ~ lGdmen, einen ~ traeen. Der
er 81 sinsm Bargain far : 100 taui! be-
@ebr. Gtarf.
H6S- Die M cGormid Gompcrl
fault ,hre 8ussiss uuo @aaen in arcBsr
Bsnelnnasu sssen baare 8atluEs uni
sibt ihrsn 8unb'n Den baour4 e~rsisltsr
8srsf,. Wan iprede bel ibr Dor. beuo,
man fault. 24-2n
~ 9%rabitblrsn unb S~lissenbrob
~ nieoriseu Hreiisu bel 2ooner. =;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-24
Wus safe Senrpa ebt uns mad

Ite6enoes sur @erOfientli6una AT: Ser
Sobn Stlten bon Der Wbite Garth He
ierpation mar leBte ISOLDE bier al Be
lllt bel ieinen gltern uno fsbrte Samita,
Wieoer in iein Seim 5uriid.-@ebr. Soff
mann baben ibr @Obnbaus I'M einel
Is bel 20 SUB sroBen Gnbau eripeiterl
laiien. Serr 50. Seb wirb am 5. Sui
einen Gang abbalten, 81 uel6em i3lpec
er einen 40 bel 70 SUB sroben 3anSbo
ben lesen laiien uirb. Sir out,
Wuiit, einlaoenoen 1ii4 uno fir oi,
beiten @etrdnfe wiro seiorst fem.
Gbas. @. Senfe, Neoacteur be,
vNew Yapnespiae YreB," CAB lebter
5reitas bic erite Summer elmer $50.
denSeituns fir 8routen beraus,
tuelde er v6enfes @%nterpriie" nennt.
Die 3eituns iuiro in Metu Yapnespiae
seorudt. q. 8. Carlisle iiibrt bic Ge.
baction in Yrpoten.
2aut ben uns aus alien S6eilen BON
Stearns County 5usesanaenen 8ez
ridten 1T easielbe in Der lebten ISOLDE
BON nubbrinsenoem &esen beimaeiuht
tuorben. 9as @etreloe itebt a~lertudrts
prddtis. SIS lit sur SestSeit elm uirfs
li6er @enuB, einen Iusf lus ms gonntp
gu MAIDEN, oenn bas Iuse iueibet Iid an
ben iippisen 5eloern uno @ieIen iuie
audi an ben ir0bli6en @eIidtern Der
5armer. Die nelle Soiinuns fir bic i3uz
funit sei4Dpft baben.
Gus Cob Sprins beribtet
mai uns, oaB Die Wauerarbeit an Dem
9lnbau an oas Yfarrbaus am 0ienitaa
inter Nnleituns oes Gontractoren &arl
@ropp in @nsrifi senOmmen iuuroe. -
Nm 9ienIta9 ipuroe elm fleines &ino
Der 5amilie g. @roB gu Grade aetraz
9en.-0ie Mitslieosr Der Gaoet. &apeIe
BADEN bic 5eier oes 8ierten Suli an=
itatt, uie purber bei6lOiien, pom 3. aui
ben 3. Suit perle9t.-SObw. q. 8aulin
berei:ete am Wontas Na6mittaa ben
tassporber sur Griten bl. Communion
5uselaiienen &inbern cine sroSe Ireuoe,
inoem er nit ibnen uermittelit bes Dam
piers y2aoD Of tbe 9afe" iibu aui Dem
&iiden oes Sauf &iuer sum &rap Yarf
tra9en lieB, no Die mllntere S6aar iid
na6 Ser5ensluit amiilirte.
9aut Mittbelluns aus 9 +. Ius IT.
It a liest @eOrs, Der dltelte Spbn Der
5amilie Solepb MOQer, oaielbit beoent.
lid erfranft nieoer. Ser iunse Otann
fam Dor einisen Monaten erfranft aus
Oregon ms elterli6e Saus suriid unb
Die @~eiunbbeit ni6t wieber.
Die nele Creamery in OHM
in bieier ISOLDE in Yetrieb seiebt
luerben. ollie Sarmer jener @e9enb ses
ben iid Der frOben Sofinlus bin, baB
Die 5abrif Iid fir lie ais ein geminnz
brinsenoes Gtabliiiement erneilen piro.
Nui Der Sarm bes in Clear
upbnenoen @. 5. airf wurbe
in LETTER Spnntas Natt cine luertbpplle
Wabre seitrblen.
gus Melrole beri6tet man ipie
iolst: Srau Mtatb. Sbnule, melde bier
elm SpeSereiseibdit betrleb, bat al
@uniten ces %. 6. 5plep cine @ei6aitss
iibertrasuns semadt; uls aiiisnee iuur=
ibr Sdwieseriobn %eruannt. - @dbs
reuo bes @epitters in Der 9ienita9
muroe Elm 9iero bes i'm Conn
MelrUie iu%pbuenoen Sobn Neumann
ourh einen 8lisitrabl setOotet .-Gonz
g. &rOpp bat Die 5unbamentars
belt Der nelen Stride iir S 1857 erbals
ten Die @emeinoe miro bas oasu notbz
lpenbiae Material lieIern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-24
Natis fur Srlcfenbamer.

CUR Nadriht, oaB nahe Golo Spring et.
ne neue ~siierne Bride iiber ben Saut Riper
9ebant miro. pofir bis gum 9. Sull 1897,
morSens 10 ubr, Nn9ebote entsesensenom.
men iueroen, bic am %ceHannten Gage i'm
Yiuaae golo Sprtn9 s%eOifnet peroen. BID.
ne uno Spesifitatlonsn tonnen in Der Nuol.
tors Office in ct. glouo uno in Der Silaae
Eecoroers Siiice su Cob Spring beiitt,9t
mero'n. ginSelne Nuaebote peroen fur oas
Siein'. Nbutment" entsesenaenommen. Ten
Nuseboteu muB Elm eeriiderter gbed BON
$500 bei9elcat lein.
Souaro Willer,
SEQ. gnselharb,
sos. 2 heelar,
Gomite uno Wit9lteoer Der go.sBeboroe.
ct. 9louo. ben %. Suni 1897. 29'1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-24
DIR. NIVEN


Der unterseidnete lit %seionreu, ieins IN
ben 2owns Ct. Nusu'ta uno 5air @ausn &c.
lesene, 800 Nder 5orm unter ainflaen 81
oinsunaen I'll perfaufen. Inter YHu9 200
@der, Der &eit. sutes SolS', Nleiens uno
Weioelano. Nuf Der t5arm reidlltes Val
ier, 9utes Wobubaus uno ldmmtllhe notbi'
gen Stalunsen. 9ie 5arm fam entpeoer
aana ooer auh in einselnen EarSelen Su 40
ooer so Nder ie nah Beliebeu getauit fper.
ben. Yaberes 5u erfraaen bel
. o m. 0althin,
1913 YFaine Yrairie, y. O., Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-24

- Mosn er1nuere td siiiot bee
uelsn YlnSss No. ga. 81. @eimatns
froBe, nsben Janbels Gqenpaursubanb.
luna, mo Elm ieoer baS bette unb biQi9ite
S6ub3eus fauft BET Sobn B. 8olter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-24
TIr Sontractoren.

Nn9ebote fir oaS Bauen hes 5unoameu'
ties fur bic neue 3irte in 6raintoWu pers
ben bis ,um Is. Suli 1897 entse9enseEom'
men. Nnberes I'M Biarrbauic Al araiu'
towu. 9as 9iehi, ir9euo zines soer ole An.
gebote Su pernerfen, piro uorbebalter.
29-2t 6arlB feiffer, Yiarrer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-06-24

&C. Cine h'rrlihe WuSpabl nensr
Reeen'h,rme bsi 8sb,iosr Cart;
EN- outer Rsaenid;rm nit fancp @rH
fir 81 90.
Evening star., 1897-03-26
FALLS CtIt RCH.

Mr., L. 7. Fcn'vick Of Washington has r,,,,i
Mr IL c Evans house. on Washington street ana
VIII occupy IL the coming summer
Rev 5. p. Shipinan VIII, was r..-,,rr,,- tran. ,,,
IRON The Virginia to tic Wilmington .ouf.,c,.c ,
me VI = Church and appointed 4, a clar.-.
III i"f'H"st'' county. Nd, VIII preach IN th. NJ
T.. church here Sunday morning ard evening IIa
VIII leave for his hod OF labor the latter mart
Of neNt week 49,
Miss Mary Mct'uoch. who has been the rn.st Of
Miss Nellie T. HawxlurSt for the past three ,y,.cks
irt wednesday for Philadelphia " Icr. she will
Virginia ' "'''e ia "'st
Ia ne ineinherS Of lioneer Lodge OF Good Tcmpla-s
'a 50 M N"ll" time al their hall In odd Fellows
puhaiiiS tuesday night. the occasion hrinr ..nu-
.t'iS hlght, In charge of Miss TIuie Ravlinrs
'"' S""l ni The order WAS spent In reading ana
I''itii's Srlertions from fa,niite authors bY tb.
members. Who in many instances were In ,,,,ut,,.
representing the authors
Mf. J"in NJ Newton had a public sale Tr.sd,,
f'.pdfatofl 10 moving To Washington
MIS- wilmer Read OF Burlington, \ J. who has
neth Visiting Mrs. ;. n 'hnrniairg for several
weeks. returned lone "Wednesday
R1r A. VI. 'a"kley. pastor ~ the VI Il ,1urr,,
s-'u'h Is IN stanton Attending the annual ,ourar-
,l'e "i fhe church Tie Ir,silng el1.rsip az this
district VIII be changed At This cnnf.r.n,r Re-,
h1ih>,y siilitason, the present Incumbent havtnr
5 ,nn 'le Iui Time designated 10y The rules ~ III.
Mr J. J.. Davenport and family. who lavs bo.n
spending th" winter In Washington ar. araIn no
rgini.s Their summer residence al W,St Fails
Rev l. IL York. who died sndl.n,, in w.s,,,n.
ton on Tuesday. WAS for nauy r.ars rss,nr =,
more ~ " "ii"-
Evening star., 1897-03-26
GAITHERSBURG.

Mr.. Charles L. Waters has returned home from
North Carolina whore he has been attending school
Mrs. Matte Bause OF Washington has been the
guest Of Mrs. s. T. r. Sterck
Germantown Lodge of Good Templars held n
large public meeting last night occasion Of the
visitation of Grand Lodge officers Rev T. ID
Richards presided. Rev. j. d. Rayield offered
prayer and addresses made by Grand Chief
1emplar H. o. Emmons OF Hyattsyille and Grand
counsellor O. w. Crawford OF tai,hershurg Prof
G- W. Walker received ovation in the rendition
of several solos. Large delegations from the Good
leinpiar lodges OF this town Ia attendance
Mr. George f. Noyes has disposed OF his prop.rty
at puolic sale and returned to Washington 10
reside.
Mr.. Ebert Perry has broken ground on Russell
avenue Tor the erection Of convenient residence.
Rev. Lewis L. Lloyd, pastor % the NJ r Church
South. and Mr.. Thomas J. owen, lay representa- i've
of the Gaithersburg circuit left Tuesday for Sraun-
ton, Va. To attend the Baltimore annual confer
The March meeting of the W C. r T. took
f. 10 Kingsley. with n good attendance OF th.
members
Miss Mannakee of Burnt Mills is the guest of
Miss Anna Waters at Fair View seminary
Mr.. Tilghman Thompson has commenced the cree
tion of an eight room dwelling ON lis farm near
town.
Great regret is manifested by the attendants OF
Ascension Protestant Episcopal Church this flara
at tie announcement of Rev. Arthur :. Johns az
ceI,tance of call 10 Christ Church. East Wash
ington. With perfect satisfaction Rev Johns has
been the rector OF the church for the past nine
years.
Tuesday evening devoted to American humor-
lists at the Wayerly Club meeting. Entertainers
Misses Paddock aud Hall and N,sSrs " N
Vessels and John n. Met orInick. Next secession
Will take up study of Washington Irving.
Evening star., 1897-03-26
RfNERDALE.

Mr. z. Rogers OF Washington is building n hous.
fer resilen'. together with litho.rat,llIc es-
tabiislii'nt. on Lincoin dr,-nGe fort, by twenty
feet lie proposes 10 emplog eight or ten m.n
Mcssrs brcsser aad SIal.n"n are also buildiag
ne" h"lses In hivcldae. Eight more are under
contract.
Some Improvements are contemplated for Ian
ham this year Ii is pmor'-l that a new station
house is to he Luilt and Il fright and ticket
Office established.
"oN Lo"ndas announced . Monday that he
Hhuid issue Proclamation designating
:Apti IL as Artns day. The schools will ol,s,.rv,
II as holiday. or rather a day to bt o,s.,-y,-I
10y tree and shrub planting rrcn tie part Of teach
There meeting Of the school toar,I ON
Friday. with Mcssrs. II. II. Sasscer J. Selxin
Sasscer aid Thomas ;. Stone secretary in al
tehdancc delegation from Gleisd ale asked for
pcstponed. '
The jail at Marli orc was much injured I,v fire
on Friday night. Some pris1rers gave il,- alarm
In spite Of vigorous eforts the fire tur1,ad ,rcy
Tor several hours. WHEN the slat, roof fll in The
cisht prisoners Were removed TO the grand Jury
III the neat day. As the lower cells y.r. ti,t
injured they wcrc taken back To the jail In is
~ Tough hiat tn" outside wall, not hurt
There VAS Insurance on III. Huildfu. A. !, ~.
Thought to be ire-pro0f II is tLirfr-onc vas
prisoner. fi'''
proposition 10 introduce the jack rabbit into
MARY 1he proposed importation is moi de-
sirtd 10y the farmers. An inquiry into results show
that in California ''Brer Raibit' has Inflicted i'm
a year damage of S,atO.o.i and Ilehn has s,..rt
S5Opo in paying bouItics for killing them
Ihe Laurel Builiing Association declared a semi
annual dividend Of 3i per last week
Maryland democrats are Uis.ussiu- Tho SIN,
portance of early meeting OF the ,l.ru,,orsfi,
state central committee. with a view Of ,IeridIn.
tpoh some definite plan of action in the coming
caMpaign.
Evening star., 1897-03-26
FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE.

WASHINGTON. D: C.. POST OFFICE NOTICE.
ms7 Should be read daily by all interested as changes
-ToREIGN MAILS for the week ending March
'h close HTF%faassz T%aszfsfS Il ts!f ssf SAILS As follows
EhSb hRAtA 5 ehe sf.S I'm SsTh fSs ERANcE RKE sMIE7
payne. from New York, via Havre. Letters for
Of io he s M h
LANDS direct. per SIS. Veendam. from New York
A s nst PS sS fSr sSS PEER
s,ss, SIS Kaiser al Wilhelm H. from New York Letters
oSs for ErkoFE SF Adsfr per ss s campan,a an from
New York, via Queenstown. coat 1o:55 PM
York for t,sf. Es msk from Ss|
dat 9:20 AN. for CAFE COLONY and NATAL.
per SIS Caspian. from New York. Letters must be
PRINTED MATTER. ETC-Gcrman steamers
sailing from New York on Tuesdays Thursdays ard
MANY, and specially addressed printed matter
The fpy Wss %,seS sta parts of EISoE from Now
'on Wednesdays take specially addressed printed
The American. Cunard and French Line steamers
take take printed matter etc. for all countries for
MA Mhf 'hS FOR "rs soTH N to cS sa[ Nail
WEST INDIES, ETC.
FRIDAinScAt IsIi2 ,, A. io:55 PM for IEEWARD and
New York. Letters for GRENADA TRINIDAD
and a, T"RGo 3 must qs1 be a5sste4 r5
for hEiIzE ruEhro c5RTEz and iGn GnarEMai !a!lfra
for CAMpECHE. CIiIAPAS. TABAsCo and md YrCA. ca
TAN per S. sesuranca from New York. Letters
SATURDAY-tDAt 1905 PM for NEwFouNp-
SUNDAY t2sfh,-oAt $50 AN. for NASSAU,
vpi;s Pi per sar seaWgr s ofE%n, f9m Mi2ni Fla
and thence via steamer close here daily except
Sunday at 12o5 M, and Sunday only at ii s5
Mails for MIQrELoN. by rail to Boston and
thence via steamer, close here daily at 800 T.
Mails for CUBA Except these for SANTIAGO DE
CUBA, which will be forwarded Via New York M
cose @ here Iay at 800 500 r f or erwsrns aa
steamers sailing Mondays and Thursdays from Port
Mails for MEX!Co CITY. overland. unless spe-
cialy addressed fer dispatch via steamer, close
here daily at TKaIsP,cS1l,c Tiis Nm q, NAILS
Mails for CHINA. JAPAN and HAWAII, per SIS
Copic. from San Francisco, close here daily up 10
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except these for WEST
~ s,ST STRA1A a., which are forwarded via E,r"re
ISLANDS, per IS. Maripoea. from San Francisco
e,Se ,Se ,I here daily & up to $50 PM March 81. ld
HAWAII and FIJI ISLANDS especially addressed
only, per Warrmoo. from Vancouver close
here daiiy up TO 6:3o PM. April l, after 6:so PM
Mails for HAWAII. per SIS. Australia. from San
Francisco close here daily up to 6:30 PM. April
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS are forwarded to the port
of sailing daily, and the schedule Of closings is
arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted
overland transit.
taI Registered mail closes at 1000 IN. same
day.
10, ReGstt red all closes at 90 7. lf. day
tci Registered II all closes at 900 PM. same day
td Registered nail closes al 600 PM. previous
day.
el Registered mail closes at l 100 PM We,ines
days and Saturdays.
10 Registered all closes at 90 Pm. previous
day.
previous.
mh24 JAMES F. WIII.ETT Postmaster
Evening star., 1897-03-26
SUBURBAN NEWS
ANtCOSTIA,

hishnp Saiteri"e confirmed large class n, En-.
snnel Z T. Church last evening Tie bishop was
assisted by III" rector, -Rcv. ". e davenport
Mrs Eihe Darling l.tfIingwril daughter of Mr.
A'" NFs- harhns of Anaoosta. Is expected to visit
her parents In few da,s
Mrs Joseph Smith OF Washington who has heau
qnit" III for som" weks l. now the guest a, her
parents. Nj aud Mrs Rhodes
The mo ting this week of Elrcta ,r,stt.r. Order
"i 'ie h1strFn Star was especially interesting
''i 'ahiidates Tor membership were initiated
a'il many visitors from Ruth and Naomi Chambers
were present. " '''P'''H
\, ne fhe rcsidenc" being erected near ox,n nm
.'n.' "a TT George ". Fisher II Apar.,stls 1.
-n,aits - Hhish"d aud viii. Il is unIo-stosl soon h.
family. ''' "' W. fish'i :
a petition. which has ALREADY received tn,py
ssatnf,s, , iS l'ine Circulated ~ Laulain's r.kiug
steele p'stmistress at that pacS "
Evening star., 1897-03-26
BROOklAND.

Mr. clinton of Washington has taken possession
"f tie Boggs cottage 18th street
~ is gratifying 10 the people of this subur;, T.,
i'arh tlht Providence street il 10 be I,r,u,.rly
graded his has been lpnr-falt need II will
rot be long before Enporil street South Brook
l'h1. VIII also hc put in proper condition for
traffic
seco.d team Of the Catholic University has
been organized. with the following members. Man
GEef' Harry H. Walters: 'iptaIn. Francis T. Gil
ioie; NJ Qu'nn. J. ]. o'Brica. Jas. E,San NJ n
birmingham. Mr.. Cousin. r Hcrna,a,z las
i3"trs' Ji Geo. V Powers. JOS : Paarrs aId
substitutes The team Is drSraas - .lalial, d,f.,
VIII local ,irnS. All challenges a,.,lrsSs,l To- fl
hiahss.f VIII receive prompt attention
ihe Brepkland Citizens Association viii hold an
important meeting tonight. a au ATTENDANCE.
is desired.
The fas pipes are rapidly forming a network
through this suburb. Sewerage. too. Is making its
way along the principal streets
Mr. and Mrs. q. {. Gromas are now comfortably
located on Concord street To tnn residence OF
Mr. Wlir,->,d-.
apt Horace Muilan, with his little daughter
nHI,olis Nd.
Evening star., 1897-03-26
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA
Sunday only.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY


All trains arrive ard leave at Pennsylvania pas
sengcr station.
and way stations. Connects at Manassas for stras-
burg, fIarrsonburg and way stations daily except
Western. daily, and with tire Chesapeake ard Ohio
daily 70, the Il Ta'nral Bid, BTIdss 21r1 and ynrtqn in
NAIL Carries Pullman Buffet sleepers New York
and Washington to Jacksonville, uniting at Sails
springs u c.: Knoxve and Chattanooga. Tenn
and at Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper for Augusta
connecting at Atlanta for Birmingham ma and Men Mem
phs. Solid train Washington to New Orleans with
out change sunset Personally Conducted Tourist
urday to San Francisco without change:
Harrisonburg. dsily, except Sunday.
aS1 rM2s,lyssl .assat Tor
Sleeping Cars, Dining Cars. Observation and Com
Ausnstine Also Pullman sleeper New York to to
Augusta. with connection for Aiken.
wEfEa AS1 Composed Of
Pullman vestihuied = Sleepers Dining Cars and Day
Tsnn via Hshe1iile a0d 5S
New York to Tampa. via Charlotte. Columbia,
a New or HeS to sx g
VIA Atlanta and Montgomery. !;ou vestibuled Day
90 to esern Railway
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIvIs-
only Only for Round Hi: 4s2 pm daily. except % Sur
day for Leesburg. and 6:Zo m daily for Herndon,
pm pm. daily from Round Hin. 7:os am daily. ' aas
cept Sunday. from Herndon. s:s4 In daily. except
Sunday, from Leeshury.
Through trains from the south arrive at Wash
inxton. s:42 am; 20 pm and 80 pm. daily.
9:4s an except Monday; HaT,risonburg. 12;4o and
daily from Charlottesville.
Tickets; Sleeping Car r, reservation lon and informa-
avenue. and at Pennsylvania railroad passenger
W. II. GREEN, General supt
J. NJ. CUiP. Traffic Manager.
W. A. TURK. Gen Pass. Agent.
Evening star., 1897-03-26
TRADES SCHOOL FOR WOMEN.
Ex-Mayor Grace of New York In
tends to Found One.


tends to Found One.
Ex-Mayor William r. Grace of New
York is about to give 100000, with a pos
sfble increase to s2,0o,oOO. for the estab-
lishmcnt of a trades school for women
Girls and women thrown upon their own
resources for a livelihood have often failed
for want of the technical skill necessary
to make themselves useful
To furnish women and girls instruction
in such of the trades and occupations in
which women are or may be employed, az
Well as in the various branches of domcs-
tic arts and sciences and of useful anl
practical knowledge and to afford such
protection, instruction and assistance TO
young women, to the end that they may
become useful and virtuous citizens Nr
Grace Is seeking for the incorpora ton of "A
school to be known as the Grace Insti-
tute of tie City of New York"
Ii Will be Incorporated by an act of the
legislature. A bill to that effect has been
introduced by ASsemblyman L. T.. Brown
BY the terms of the charter of incorpora-
tion the property of the school will ne ex-
empt from state and county taxation up
TO S2.~o.ro. This. 1t is supposed is the
sum which Mr.. Grace intends donating for
the establishment of his undertaking. He.
his wife, Lillias G. Grace. and his son
Joseph. are mentioned in the charter as
The 1ncorporators. and they will retain con-
troll of the institution.
Inc scope of the work has not vet been
fully determined upon, but the general
aim and object of IL all will be to make
women self-Supportlng.