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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-11
WiadOmOSci ZwiazkOwe.

Gr. 264 Buffalo.
Ma posiedzeniu DIN. 14go stycznis
Towarzystwa Robotuikow Polskioh'
or. 264 W Buffalo, zostal obrany no.
wy zarzad ma FOX 1897 jak nastePu,
.je:
Walenty Czerniak prezes, Franci
seek G6rny, zastepca prezesa, Jozei
Marek sekr. prot, Jan Staohewioz
sekr. fu., Andr.ej Bukowski kasyer,
Wawrzyn Boberek delegat do "a
rzadu gminnego grup buffaloskich'
Milosc i pozdrowienie. Jozef Marek
sekr.
CIR. SO &c Minneapolis.
Ma rooznem posiedzeniu Tow. lie
dnoczenia Polakow, OR. 80, potwier
d1ono dawny aarzad, oprooz sskrets'
RIA prot. ma rok 1897, kt6rzy So:
Tomssz G6rny prezes, Jozef Ko'
.stenoki wice-prszes, Jozef Sojka SO.
kretsrz fin., Wojoieoh C~iomtowski
sekr. prot, Maroin Rogaczewski ka.
syer.
Posiedzenia beda sic odbywac W
trzecia niedziele kazdego miesiaca W
ozasie popoludniowym szkolnej
sail.
Podsje tea do wiadomosci czlon
k6w przez nasz organ, Re grupa ma
sza juz W T. 1895 uohwalila jedno
oentowy miesieo.ny podatek cd kat-
diego ozlonka ma rzeoz Skarbu N. F.,
ktory ma ma celu w~yzwolenie Ojczy-
zny %naszej. Podatek ten sciaga sic
ma rocznem posiedzeniu. Ma ostat-
MEM posiedzeniu ME wszyscy zasto
sowali sic do uchwaly. A przeciea
kazdy czlonek powinien poczytywac
sobie "a swiety obowiszek bye wier
nym rsz powzietej uchwale. A "a.
tenn kochani braoia pamietsjcie o
Skarbie; wdowi grosz zlozcie ma OK
tarzu biednej i uoiemiezonej Ojczy-
zny naszej-s Bog VAN to stokro-
tnie wynsgrodzi.
Grups nssza liozy obecnie 30
ozionkow. Szozupla to liczba W o
beo licznie tn zamieszkalej polonii.
Garnijcie sic bracia pod skrzyd}a Nv.
N. P. Wpisowe wynosi obecnis tyl
ko $1.00. - Mi}osc i pozdrowienie,
Wojoieoh Ciemtowski, 1720-5th st.
n. +.
CIR. $50 10 Duryea.
Ma posiedzeniu Tow. sw. Trocy,
gr. $50, zostai obfany zarzad ma rok
bieaacy jak nastepuje:
Jozef Mslzuk prezes, Frsnoiszek
Sugalski wice-prezes, Kszmierz Du
donowski sekr. prot, Franoiszek PHI.
ska sekr. fin, Mikoiaj Zawrotny ks
syer, MARGIN Nsrowski i Jan Cole.
niewski opiekunowie kasy, Sylvester
Lelio j Jan Ruda opiekunowie cho
rycb, Leon Narewski msrszalek.
Wszelkie korespondencye tyczsoe
sic Tow. prosze adresows6; K. Du
danowicz, Duryea Luz. Co., Pa, box
So.
On. 2fS 10 Hudson.
Duia 10 styoznia rb. odbyio sic
posiedzenie Tow. Kazimierza Wiel
kiego, krola ohiopkow, gr. 2l8, ma
ktorem zostala obrans administracya
ma rok bietscy:
Jan Szymczsk preres, Miobai Dob
ozyhski vice prezes, X. Lewandow
ski sekretarz, Woj. Hops vice sekr.,
MiOhsi Rusztyk kasyer, Jan Nowi
oki ! PAVED Pr~zyboiowski opiekuno.
vie kssy, Franciszek Jsranowski
marszsiek, Frsnoiszek Smoli6ski cd.
zwierny. - Misosc ! pozdrowisnie.
X. Lewsndowski sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-11
UpOminek Ola BOlesf. Prusa.

'P"
Dowody uznsnia dla Bolesiawa
Prusa re strony og6iu mnota sic z
kszds chwila, nieogrsniOzajso sic
tylko ma listach, telegrsmsoh ] t. p.
dowodach p~ismisnnych, lecz niossc
jubilatowi mniej lub wieoej orygi
maine upominki. Jsdnym z orygi
nslniejszych upominkow jest nsdes.
iany przez A. G. z Ksmis6oa Podol.
skiego, ziotony Z caiej psozki sta.
rych drukow, a PREY nioh pieknej
kopii psprysu egipskiego, wydsnej
przez Josefs hr. Zaiuskisgo W r. 1927,
a z~speinionej rysuuksmi ! nspisami
straightforward.
Z1aje sic nam, te ten dowod pa.
mieci bedzis ssozegolniej milym
tworcy nFsrsons."
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-11
SprOstOwanie.

Posiedzenis miesieozne Tow. Ste.
fans Bus.czyhskiego, odbywaja sic
" druga niedziele pc pierwszym
kazdego miesiaca, wiec przypada
Ia lutego a ME Z. q szscunkiem,
<. Koszutski, sekr., 73l w, Is st.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-11

zwyklych posiedzeh, ma kt6rym o
beonosc wszystkioh ozionk6w Jest
~potrzebns; DO 50 bsrdso wstne spra
wy do .alatwisnia j nastapi ob6r u
rzednikow grupy' Nieobeonosc pod
pada karze podlug konstytucyi.
Zarazem przypominam, IL % lutte
go r.k. wyaej wymienione Tow. cd.
bedzie bal, ma ktorym rozlosowany
bedzie zioty zsgsrek ms sail Broad
way.
Kaady, kto ma billet ma zegarek,
ma wolny wstep ma sale balows. q
szacunkiem, st. Miohlewioz, sskr.
Or. 15.3 10 Buffalo.
Niniejszem zawiadamiam wszyst
kich cz}onkow Tow. Obrony Oreza
Polskiego, gr. q. N. P. 1853 W Buf
falo, il posiedzenie miesieczne odbe-
bedzie sic W sobote dnia 20 lutego.
o godzinie 7:30 wieozorem W hall
OBJ. w. Walig6rskiego p. n. So So
bieski ul., p. Broadway i Stanislaus.
Oraz ozusjmiam wszystkim cz}on-
kom naszego Tow, be hala posiedzeh
zostala zmieniona ma ostatniem po-
siedzeniu i odtad posiedzenia odby-
wac sic beda pod wyaej wymisnio
mem sdresem.
Rowniez zsprasza sic tyoh wszyst.
kioh, kt6rzy majs zamiar wstspie W
szeregi naszego Tow. jake ter i Wv.
Mar. Polls, ably przybyli ma posie
dzenie, a beds mile przyjeci. Mi
losc i pozdrowienie, ]. S. Szozepa
MAX, sekr.
Or. 81 10 Brooklynie.
Posiedzenie roczne grupy 81 Kaz
P~ulaskiego odbyio sic dnia IL styoz
MIA T. b.. ma ktorem zastai wybrany
nastepujacy zarzad ma r. 1897.
Prezes, Jan Jaszozerski; Woe pr =,
Ksz. Sudzihski; sekretarz, JOE. Jan
kowski; kasyer, JoE. Surdakowski;
marsza}ek, K. Ziolkiewioz; komitet
nadzorozy, Joz. Czamahski, FIR.
Roszykiewio.. Miiosc i pozdrowie
ME, JoLef Jaukowski.
Or: SO 10 Jersey CITY.
Ma rooznem posiedzeniu Tow. jen.
Bosak Hauke, OR. 80 W Jersey City,
odbytem dnia 1890 stycznia rb. 10
stals obrsns nova administrators Z
nastepujacych OBJ:
Stanisiaw Wojcischowski pre.es
rok 8; wilhelm Budzyhski wioe-pre
zes rok 3; J6zef J61ef Gawarkiewicz
sekr. prot. rok 4; Leon Prusihski
sekr. fin. rok l; Michai Raoienie wski
kasyer rok 2; Franciszek Knitter i
Franciszek Cimochowski komitet mad
zorozy rok l; Antoni Kamifski mar
szsiek rok l. - Miiosc i pozdrowie-
ME. Jozef Gswarkiewioz sekretarz
prot.
Or. 2S9 Chicago
NIniejszem zawisdamiam wszyst
kich czionk6w tejte grupy, il ma po-
siedzeniu przedrocznem W dniu II
stycznia rb. zostai w~ybrany nowy Ia
Rad ma rok 1897 jak nastepuje:
w. Bykowski prs.es pc raz 2; J..
Oleksy wice-prszes poraz 2; St. See
szyoki sekr. prot. pc a 2; Piotr
Skowrohski sekr. fin. po raz 2; NJ.
Kleozewski kasyer pc raz 2; rada
gosPodarcza czyli opiekunowis kasy:
w. Przybylski, ]. Gslankiewioz i St.
Peiczyhski; marszslkowie: A. Gryga
1, K. Karpihski ii; ohoraay J. Ka.
czmarek; podchoraaowie M. Grabow.
ski i ]. Lipihski; komitet wykonaw-
czy do urIadzenia wspolnyoh oboho-
dow it'd: st. Sreszyoki l, Piotr Sko
wrohski III, NJ. Grabowski Ill.
Zarazem zspraszam wszystkioh do.
brze myslacych polakow, k.orzy by
zyczyli sobie wstspic do naszego
grona, MECH sic racza zgiosic pod nj
zej w~ymieniony adres. Ma przysz-
lem posiedzeniu bedzis wstepne pod
wyzszone podiug konstytucyi, a do
tego czasu wstepne wynosi tylko je
dnego dolara. - u szaounkiem, St.
Szeszycki, sekr., 1887 Laurel Str,
Chicago.
PierwSZe Zebranie w celu cato
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-11

Mezczyzni, miodzi ! starry, powin.
nj czytac og,oszenie Tomss.s Slate
ra ma ssronnioy 2sj.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02

er, resides at the Occidental Hotel. She has.
three sons living-Richard: o., Zoe and
Milton. They are engaged in the clgar
business at San Jose.
81 am not at liberty to say to- night Just
what the trouble was that refer 10, but i
Will ali be unraveled as this affair is
probed. l am sure that INV brother was
watched and followed and: laid for-he
was laid for tonight ..:.r
Harry Hoffman, another brother; is
equally convinced that his brother was
N murdered. He says he saw his brother
only short time before his death and he
was In a cheerful mood. AS an evidence
that Hoffman had no such thought in his
mind as suicide he said
'My brother was preparing to go East
in two weeks. My brother Abe is to get
married and he. Isaac, remarked that he
was sorry that he could not attend the
wedding as he was going away"
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
SHE TOLD ON HER MASTER.

ViOlette VOss' Revenge Upon the Man
Who Cruelty IIi-Treated Her.
Judge Conlan has issued two warrants
for the arrest of Frank and Violette Foss,
charging them with grand larceny.
Some time ago this couple enticed Will
iam O'Connell to their lodgings and there
relieved him OF his gold watch and chain
as we'll as an English gold piece.
subsequently the police discovered Vio-
lette Foss in Chinese house of ill repute,
where she had been placed by Foss. She
rebelled at the mode of life her master
imposed upon her and relatei to the
police how she and Foss had Victims ICED
OConnell.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
He rs LIKE A MOTH.

Inc Peculiar Attraction of Incandesc mt
Light Bulbs for Edward Smith.
Edward Smith, a young man still in his
teens, confesses to an overpowering love
Tor incandescent light bulbs. They at
tract him when dead as surely as they do
moths when alive, and as a consequence
the fellow has been arrested on a number
OF charges of petty larceny.
Policemen Dillon, Crockett and Wallace
nave been trailing Smith for some time
oy the quantity of bulbs they have found
IN pawnshops. and yesterday they cap
tured him on Third street, whe re he vas
olsposlng OF property stolen from Ginter's
saloon, at % Montgomery street, and from
tue dancing academy, at 42l Post street.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02

Thirty colored men and one colored
woman are now practicing law in Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02

5000 to come from the Ingleside track as
the proceeds of Mondays races the fund
Will be increased materially. With the
surplus in the hands of the treasurer it
will be sufficient to keep $50 men at work
Tor the next two weeks on the boulevard.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
.750 shares


''The last fifty outstanding shares were not
obtained without II struggle, and 1t is said that
DIR. Buckley was paid a higher price than his
fellows" (Meaning, charging and intending
to charge thereby that one DR.. Buckley was
the owner of fl Y shares of stock in said Wat
sonville Beet Sugar Company, and tha plaint-
IN had paid him $15, 900 for said fifty shares
oil stock for an improper motive and purpose
and that the plaintiff had been compelled, in
order to carry out his SAID improper motive
ana purpose, TO pay the said Dr. Buckley a
higher price than he had paid otner owners Of
STOCK OF said company, and that he lad been
unable 10 obtain the said fifty shares OF stock
except by the use of improper, illegal and cor
fupt methods and coercion exercised upon and
over the SAID Dr. Buckley, and that the sa id
Dr. buckley did not wish to and would not
nave parted with his said stock but Tor The
use by plaintiff Of the improper, illegal and
corrupt methods aioresaid) and he same yvs G
SO understood by The subscribers 10 and read
ers OF said newspaper and said article.
I'm every case In which these gentlemen
were original stockholders they have received
all their money back and $3l7 a share To
boot W
The object of the compulsory transfer vas
explained py one OF the victims of The un-
looked-for and undesired iberality of the
trust (meaning. charging and intending 10
charge thereby that the said transfer nv tho
SAID stockholders OF the said Watsonville Beet
Sugar Company was in every case against the
wishes of the owners of said stock and thai
the same was brought about by the lmproner
and illegal methods of the plaintiff and that
each OF the said stock holders had been victim
lied and robbed of their property by the ac-
tlon OF the plaintiff against their wish and
desire, and that no one OF them would have
parted with their said stock but for the sp IA
improper and illegal conduct of the plaintiff
In regard thereto and the fear IN which they
stood OF him), and the same was so understood
by the subscribers 10 and the readers OF said
newspaper and said article.
"He said: cannot afford to have my name
mentioned Though was unwilling TO sell /
knew petter than 10 refuse when the request
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
"PUGS" HAVE SOME USE.

Five Per Cent OF the Proceeds Given to
tho Balboa Boulevard Fund.
Balboa boulevard fund has been en-
riched SLY 80 bv the ''pug" exhibition
given at Woodward's Pavilion on Monday
night, in which Paddy Frank Slavin
played the role of dead duck.
This amount was obtsined on the
stipulation that per cent of the gate re.
celpts should go 10 the unemployed fund.
which 1t did. With this sum and about
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02

That, by reason of the premises, the plaintiff
has been damaged in the sum of one million
(S1 900 000) dollars.
Wherefore, plaintiff demands judgment
against the defendant for the sum OF one
million CSl l,O00,O ,O00) dollars and mis- costs of
suit. JOHNSON, LINFoRTH & WHITAKER
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-02
w. J. BRYAN FAvoRS THE LINCOLN MONUMENT.
May 81, 1897.
Prof. ". W. Stone,
522 Haight ST.,
San Francisco, Cal.


have
to
The times., 1897-03-14
THE LAWMAKERS ARRIVING
New congressman CrOWding the
Downtown Hotel LObbies.
SOME OF THE LATE COMERS
Inc sOutherners Much in Evidence
Around the e,ropoIitan-The Sue
cessor 10 Mr.. Crtsp-Jerry Simp-
son Busy Renewing Old Acquatnp~.
ances and Making New Ones.

The hotels show the nearness Of tbs
extra session Their corridors and lob
hies are almost as crowded as during in
auguration week. and the clerks reporu
that few rooms are vacant.
Most of the Congressman are already
here aul the remainder, with few excer-
lions, viii be here before Congress Is called
to order
The town hotels seem to be mast
attractive 10 the new lawmakers. They
are thronged, especially with the soft
hat Southern contin gent The Metro
pohtan lobby on a day ike yeste rda V looks
Ike the lobby of Virginia coUrthoust.
Among the new members at the Met
ropohtan are William G. BrantIev. Demo
crat, cf Brunswick, Ga, successor of Tur-
ner, Robert BrOuSsard. Democrat OF New
Iberia, La, succeeding Price; Robert c.
pavey, Democrat, of Louisiana; Patrick
Henry, Democrat, of Brandon Miss.
succeeding Spencer; Z. b. Lewis, ]. M.
Griggs, William NJ. Howard and ". @.
Adamson, OF Georgia; all Democrats:
Oscar W Underwood. OF Alabama, Demo
crat; John Lamb, of Richmond, Va,
Democrat; I. s. PlOwman, OF Alabama,
Democrat; NJ. E. Benton, of Missouri, Dem
ocrat, and r. E Burke and J. W Craw-
ford, of Texas, both Democrats
Congressman E b. Lewis is the sue
ceSSor of the late Charles F. Crisp He
brings Mrs. Lewis and their daughter, and
is also accompanied by his private secre-
tary, u. E. Cootes. Mr.. Underwood OF
Alabama, has been out one term. giving
place to Truman II. AIdrich, the Republt-
can, who contested his seat in the Fifty
fourth.
At the National are, Samuel W t.
Lanham, OF Texas; John II. Stephens. OF
Texas: W. d. Vincent, of Clay Center,
and Jerry Simpson, Kansas.
Jerry Simpsons health has greatly i'm
proved since he left here at the close OF
the Fifty-third Congress. He spent yes
terday in meeting his OId-time Congress
sional friends aud making the acquaint-
ance Of his new comrades
Among the new Congressman at Wizards
are Samuel A. Davenport, Republican, from
Erie, Pa, and William S Cowherd, Of
Kansas City, Mo GaIuSha i Grow also
arrived yesterday.
At the Shoreham arc NJ E Olmstead
and William ConneH, of Pennsylvania Mr.
Connell succeeds Congressman Scranton.
MIR. George A Marshall is at the Riggs
He succeeds Layton.
Senator Fairbanks, of Indiana, who takes
the place OF Voorhees,, is at the Arlington
All the new Republican Congressman in
town last night, thirty or more, were at
the Republican caucus
The times., 1897-03-14
NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA
Small Building on Royal Street
Damaged by Fire.
Accident to William Fones-Re-
publican Convention VIII Meet
Tuesday Night.

Alexandria, March 13.-The small frame
building at the corner of Royal and 0ronoco
streets, occupied by Morris Lee, colored,
was badly dana ged by fire this evening.
Mr.. Charles A. Chipley, who has been
promoted to the position OF general freight
agent of the Penusyl ylvania Railroad Com
pany, i S a son OF the late Samuel n Chipley,
of this city, and has many friends here.
William Fones, while at work in the
planning mill OF j II. d. Smoot, today, had
his hand caught in a molding machine at
which he was at work, and the ends of two
of his fingers were cut or he was at-
tended by DR.. Jones.
A horse attached to wagon became
frightened at passing electric car at the
corner of King and Pitt streets today and
dashed into q crowd of pedestrians. The
animal was caught by Mr.. Gilbert Simpson,
who was dragged about thirty feet, but did
not relax his hold on the birdie until the
horse was brought to standstil.
The members of Mount Vernon Council,
d. A =, have accepted an invitation from the
Junior order American Mechanics to be
present at supper to be given at odd
Fellows Hall on the 25th instant. On this
occasion the State officers of Maryland
will be present.
Mr. Gardner L. Bootbe, special commits
sioner, will on Monday file his report in
the circuit court in the case of j. l..
White VS. the Farmers and Mechanics In
surance Company ct al.
A meeting of Alexandria Council, A. O..
H.. will be held in st. Mary's Hall tomor-
row afternoon.
The circuit court for the city, Judge
Nicol. will meet on Monday.
A case OF scarlet fever at No 311 North
Pitt street was reported at police head
quarters yesterday.
A. j. Fair has sold to G. E. Laycock a
lot Of ground on the south side OF Wolfe
street. between Lee and Union streets,
| for 1864.
The Woman sChristian Temperament Union
| will hold o meeting in the NJ. E. Church,
| South, on Monday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
| The little son of Mrs. Riner, who was
run over by a team on South Alfred street
| few days ago, is rapidly recovering from
| his injuries.
| Golden Light Lodge OF Good Templars
| has given up it's lease Of the hall on Fair
| fax street and sold it's furniture to Belle
| Haven Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
| A lamp exploded at the residence of Mrs
| Frank Grimes, on Upper Prince street
last night, setting fire to the room. The
The times., 1897-03-14
place was sent to the Senate, and the ap-

place was sent to the Senate, and the ap-
pontment was promptly confirmed.
Gen. Cyrus Busy visited Secretary Bliss
several times yesterday afternoon, and
these numerous conferences have added
weight TO a rumor that he Is slated for the
position OF First Assistant Secretary of
the Interior.
Gen. Longstreet, who is candidate for
United States Railroad Commissioner;
William G. Mnhonand and Warner Miller
OF New York; Chairman Buck, and Conn
mitteeman HousOn, OF Georgia, were also
among Secretary Bliss numerous visitors.
Perry Heath, whose appointment as First
Assistant Postmaster General is now CON
sidcred certain, was in the Postoffice De
partment yesterday, presumably tofamiliar-
ize himself with the duties of his new
position.
Other callers upon Postmaster General
Gary were Representatives Mcdonald and
Mudd, Of Maryland; Senator Spooner and
Representatives Cooper, Babcock, Barney,
Cook Griffin, Minor, Stewart, Somers and
jenkins, OF the Wisconsin delegation; eN-
Representative Farquhar, of New York;
Senator Wetmore, of Rhode Island; Senator
Chandler, Of New Hampshire, and Repre-
sentative Dorr, of West Virginia
Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson's COM
parative freedom from callers is probably
due to the positive stand he has taken on
the matter of appointments. He declares
that he will make no change in his office
except on the score of efficiency and in
exact conformity to the civil service rules.
There are only two positions in the de-
partment, that Of the First Assistant Sec
retary and the Chief of the Weather Bureau,
which are open to Presidential appointees.
Chief of the Weather Bureau Moore is
considered perfectly safe in the position.
The times., 1897-03-14

furniture was damaged to the extent OF
about S35.
The Republican convention, which met
in this city last fall and adjourned subject
TO call, VIII re-convene in odd Fellows
Hall on Tuesday night next.
Mrs. Edward Lawler suffered a second
stroke OF paralysis today, and is in d
critical condition at her home, on wilkes
street.
Rev. W c. Campbell, D D, of Roanoke,
moderator of the synod or Virginia, VIII
occupy the pulpit of the Second Presby-
terian Church tomorrow.
Miss Maud Francis, OF Hamilton, a., is
visiting her cousins, the Misses Francis, on
North Alfred street
Miss Mary Tebbs is seriously Ill at her
home on Queen street.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Anna Eliza
beth Marbury will take place from st.
Paul's Church, Sunday afternoon, at 4
O'Clock.
The funeral of Mrs Mary Geary. whose
accidental death was reportedi1 The Even
ing Times, viii take place from st. Mary's
Church Monday morning.
The times., 1897-03-14
A Personal Statement.

To the Editor of The Times:
l wish you would notice that Article In
your Paper OF March II, 1897, '-Duped
by her Husband"
My wife gave me 81, 500 TO keep for
her, for which / gave my Note to secure
her. I am not able to pay that Amount
at present, and cranky Lawyer has done
the Balance, so 1 think "Duping' is a
little too much TO endure,
Yours,
DR.. JOHN E. RUEBSAM
P. s.-You may prerere TO pay those
81 800 to my wife at once.
Washington, March IL.
The times., 1897-03-14
Mrs. Hopkins stin in Jail.

The case OF Mollie j Hopkins, the young
woman charged with stealing towels from
the Capitol and shop lifting at the Palais
Royal, was continued yesterday morning
until Friday 70 give her time to prepare
a defense. and she was rernanded to Jail
in default of $500 bail Her husband,
William L. Hopkins, is a decorator instead
OF q grocer and the grocery bill spoken of
by Mrs. Hopkins was run in his name and
not ut ills store.
The times., 1897-03-14

MT. and Mrs. Albert Riddle entertained
a number Of friends Tuesday evenin g, the
occasion being the fifth anniversary OF
their marriage. Mr.. Clarence Anderson,
well-kncwn for his musical talent, rem
dered several selections on the piano, ac-
companied by Mr. Ansly on the violin.
Miss Mollie Balster was heard in number
of vocal selections, which were highly
appreciated.
Those present were Mr.. F. Anderson,
Mr.. C. A. Riddle, Mr.. c. Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Witzler, Mr. and Mrs.
Ansley, Mr.. and Mrs. Connors,
Mr. and Mrs. Murray, Mrs. j. Balster. Miss
Mollie Balster, Mr.. and Mrs. Page, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raucl, Mrs. j. Mayer, Miss Lula Mayer,
Mrs. C. Novel;, Miss Myrtle Novel;, Mr..
George Carter, Of Baltimore; Miss Clara
Dixon, of Savannah; Mrs. Il. Mountiner,
Miss Rhoda Mountiner, Miss Aline Murray
and Miss Bertha Riddle Refreshments were
served.
The times., 1897-03-14
THE woRkINGMEN's LIBRARY.
Affairs of the Association in Sat
isfnctory Condition.

The board Of managers OF the Working
mems Library Association and Labor
Bureau met last evening at the rooms OF
the association, No. 500 street Mana
ger Maidens reported that the progress OF
the association during the last month was
very satisfactory. In fact, the outlook
at present was more favorable than at any
time during the last six months During
tile last month the Tailors, Timers. and
Carpenters Assembly, 174S, had become
tenants, which had added materially TO
the funds of the association
a resolution was adopted requesting the
inaugural committee to donate the balance
of the fund after all expenses We're paid. to
the Washington Free Library. Arrange
Inents are being made for an entertainment
which will he given at Typographical
Temple, on April 8.
The times., 1897-03-14

EX-Queen Liliuokalani will hold sec
ond reception at the Cairo this week
1t will be in the ballroom of the hotel on
the first floor, which apartments will be
lighted and warmed for the occasion. The
ex-queen viii receive from 2 to in the
afternoon of Tuesday, March 16.
The times., 1897-03-14

The engagement is announced Of Mr..
Charles F. Wade. OF Providence, r. l., 10
Mrs. Jennie E. Huysman, or this city.
Mrs. Huysman gave dinner OF twenty
covers, Friday evening, in honor of her
guests, Mr.. c. f Wade, Mr.. and Mrs
Russell. of Philadelphia, and Mrs Mamie
Oesterla, of New York.