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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-03-11
General Debility
and Loss of Flesh

SCOTS Emulsion has been the
standard remedy for nearly a
quarter Of century. Physicians
readily admit that they obtain re-
suits from it that they cannot get
from any other flesh-forming food.
There are many other prepara-
tons on the market that pretend
to do what
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10. 2451 Equity

In THE CIRCUIT CoUHT FOR PRINCI
GEOnGE's COUNTY, MD, IN EQUITY
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TERMS OT SALE:

TERMS OF SALE:
One-thirl in cash on day of sale or rat-
tication thereof, of which 800 required
when bid is accepted; one third in one year,
and one third in two years; secured to the
satisfaction of the undersigned. Convey
ancing and REGARDING at purchasers cost
GEORGE w. LINKINS,
Trustee, Mortyagec
FILLMORE BEALL-SOlicitOr
February e5th, lS9S-ts.
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, Petit Jurors selected to serve ut the cnSu-
| ing term of this Court, which convenes at
| Upper Marlboro, on the FIRST MON
| DAY, being the fourth day OF April, 1898:
GRAND JURORS:
john +. Geo Shy ...... Mason Ba' k (col'd) 80.
W. Arthur Cross ........J. Burns Wilson.
Joseph l.. ,Iarboe James H"tgrev.........
Francis 4. Engi sh John T. Mullikiu.......
FRANCIS ti.sch. Sr...... Francis II. SIN all .....
| Richard +. NARROW Norma Porter ..........
william f. swami. Charles S. Early
| Samuel Il. Dugan. John W. Brown (cold)..
| Alfred TraverS (cod). Lucas Tilghman cI'D..
George &. WckEam.. William l.. IIoyle. .......
Dorsey Gray (coI'u
PETIT JURORS-First Week:
Samuel T. Swr,n .Aiva NJ. Palker....
William y. Pye> LANES W. Rawlinss......
JAIME. Will. (cu ID. Henry Il. Bird. Jr.......
FL a. &. GRAY AIRY b. Orme.
William NJ Gal ahan.. Henry % Boone. -.
| Summer field ID. Hall Clement ii. Brooke.
William Henry Free man.Wm. II. Harrison, (eol u.
James Mctiaw John 4. Marshall.
| Richard A Sanshury. i ,nian in F. M,ld ieton.
Isaac \ iams (c,rd) Nv. Mason II w k u.s..
| William W. Anderson.
PETIT JURORS-Second Week:
James F. G,rn,r........ 6 Gorge \. PEEK ns..-.-.
VIM F. Seigwck. &C. id Samuel q. Townsheni..:
| Charles j. Kobe ...... Robert V. Pumphrey....
| Henry F. sheriff. ........ ohn W W heatey ......
Prince Z. Stubs tcot'd) II: q Browning, sr....
John swift. ........ W iiliam Bnger.
Thomas NJ. keech Lose 2h +. Love.s>.......
George g. Benz amin. William Ii. STuires,
| i IL s Compton ...... Edmund Il. tirr....,..,,
Edward Shea. d. +. $. Bryan. ...........
| j. C. Louthan Richard +. Cnffrtn. ......
Mazzin Durkett. ....... Joseph T. Garner
james t. ii ill ............ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The persons who are above selected as
Jurors and have legal excuse for nom
service, must notify the Clerk of the Court
Immediately after being summoned.
The Grand and Petit Jurors for the Isl
week are required to be prompt in their
attendance by 10 O'Clock on the first day
of the Term.
By order of the Court
JAMES B. BELT.
Clerk of the Circuit Court for p. q. Co.
True copy-tcSt: JAMESB BELT, Clerk.
March lllh, lSYS--5W.
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Onprn OF RAr1r1cAr1os

JACOB TOME, Assignee of Mortgage
VS..
WILLIAM MAYSE and SALLIE \
MAYSE.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-03-11

TERMS OF SALE:
One-third of the purchase money to be
paid in cash, and the balance thereof in
one year from day of sale, with interes'
or all cash at the option of the purchas-
err. A deposit of one hundred dollars
will be required at the time of sale Con
vcyancng at cost of the purchaser.
F. SNOWDEN HILL,
March. t. 1S9S-ts. Assignee.
JAMES p BANNON, Attorney, 40 st.
Paul St, Baltimore, Md
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l3v order of the Court
LANES Il. BELT

Clerk of the Circuit Court for p. q. Co.
True cnpy--tcSt: JAMES Il. Belt, Clerk
March llth, lS1S--3W
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-18
PuertorRiCo, IS de Septiembre de 1898.

to V. E. cuantas medidas sean necesarias
para poner q salvo diohos fondos 4 fin de
que en- su dia pueda d&rse!es la Distribution
correspondents, puss ticnen una existencia
independents pertenecen la entidad as ;
ciada; dsbiepdo reclamar V. E al propio
tempo de las Juntas provinciales el inme-
diato epvfo &c las cuentas trimestrales hasta
10. de Julio dltimo, reeordandoles la conve-
niencia de que con el mayor cello continaen
prestando sus servicios cuidsndo de las
cuentas haata ell dia en- que cssen en- sus fun
clones. .-Lo que de Real orden partioipo &
q V. E. para su conocimiento y efeotos CON
siguientes."
Y puesto ell cumplase por S. E. con fe'
cha IL del actual, de su orden superior Sc
publica en- la <Gacsta ofcals para general
conocimiento.
Puerto Rico. l3 de Septiembre de 1898
Ell Secretario del Goberno General, Benito
Fraucia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-18
CoMISARIA De GUERRA
L,tervenci6n del Dep6sito de Viceres
de la Capital.
A N u N CT O

~
Debiendo enagsnarse en- pabica subasta
2,l33'4o kilogramos de tooino que existen
en- buen estado en- este Deposito, Sc oon1 ooa
por 81 presente las personas que deseen to-
mar parte en- dicho acto, para que concurran
Dor 81 8 legftimamente Representatives, al
local que tiene aquel deposito en- la Gala dc
TetuAn, contiguo la iglesia de Santa Ana,
el dfa 80 del mes actual, de s. 8 de gu
msfana, debicndo advartirse que de no pre-
sentarse en- el citado perfodo de tempo pro-
posici5n a'guns, dentro del preoio lfmits que
estA de- manifesto en- dioha Comissr1', SO
prorogara la subasta media nora mas para
poder dar cusnta la superioridad dc cual-
quier oferta que pudiera haoerse y convinie-
"a ser admitida po. ell todo parte del lote
que mas so aproximsra al ctado precio IL
mite. - Puerto Rico, II de Saptiembre de
1898. Ell Comisario de Guerra,
3-s Ramon P6cea0.
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Soeiedad de SOcOrr0S MutuoS
LOS AMIGOS DEL BIEN PUBLICO,

La Junts dircctiva en- session celebrsda
on el dfa de hoy, aoord6 entre ctros, los 81
guientes particulares:
1o.-Que desde ell 10. de 0 ;tubrs pro-
ximo queden restablecidos los bsneficlos y
dereohos que ofreoe esta sosiedad, siendo
oondici6n indispensable para tener derecho
ellos, que el sooio que los reclame este en-
poseei6n del reoibo de la Quota del mes de
Julio altimo, an,es de la fecha indicada.
2o.-Que partir del referido dia 10.
de Ootubre, y con el cardcter provisional, Sc
cobren las Quotas mensuales por adelantado.
ao.-Que Sc publiquen estos acuerdos,
en- uno de los peri6dicos dc esta Capital, pa
ra conocimiento de los soolos.
Puerto Rico, l6 de Septiembre de 1898.
El Seoretario accidental - Antonio Lto',
yeya.-Vo. Bo. - FL Presidente - Juan
Apelloniz. %
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EI Comisalio de Guerra
INTEBvENTOR MATERIAL
DE INGENIEROS DE EsTA PLAZA

Hace saber: que debiendo procederse en-
yirtud de orden de la Subintendencia militar
de fecha ounce del actual la venta en- su.
bssta verbal que tel1dra lugar en- Ia Comisa.
ia de Guerra (ofoinss de Casa blaucs) ell
dia se de Septiembre 4 las ocho de la ma
6sna, de valios NJ ateriales y efeotcs &c ma
dsra hero lcs cuales no tieren aplicaoi6n
en- las actusles circunstancias por estar sus
psndidas las obras, se oonvoca los que de.
seen tomar parte en- diche acto.
Los gastos de anuncio asf como los de
acarreo seran de euenta de los rematanteg.
La relaei6n de efectos asf como estoe,
se encuentran en- Casa blanca.
Puerto Rico, II de Sophomore de 1898.
Pedro de Rdbago. 81
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Gobierno General de
Ia IsIa de Puerto Rico
SECRATARIA

SECRATARIA
Por 81 Ministerio de Ultramar, bsjo ell
ndmero a53 con fecha 81 del mes pr6ximo
pasado, Sc comunica al E1cmo. Sr. Gober
nador General Ia Real ordsn siguients:
"E1cmo. Sr. IS. NJ. ell Ray (Q. D.
Y en- su nombre la Reina Regente del Reino,
ha tenido 4 bien disponer que Sc intsrsse de
V. E. 20 sirva disponer que las Juntss pro-
vinoiales remitan con urgsncia al Presidents
de Ia Junts Oeltral de dsreohos pssivos del
Magisterio de ls. ensenanza de las 1slas de
Cuba Puerto Rico, los fondos, pertenecisn'
tes { 6sts, resultado de Ia reosudaci6n dc las
.Juntss proyincisles; % q csae de quo nQ
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2 Tercio de- Ia Guardia Civil
DEPUERTO RICO

ANUNCIO.-Debiend procederse q la
venta en- pablioa subasta de cuarenta caba'
Hos de los Escuadrones de este Teroio, por
disoluici6n de los mismos, Sc auuncia al pa.
blioo que este acto tendrA lugar en- Rio pie
dras el dia veinte = cuatro de los corrieLtes
ante la Junta del Tercio, que Sc hallara cons
tituida en- la casa Quartet de dicho puuto
desde las nueve hasta las once de la maflana
v desde las dos hasta las cinco de la tarde dc
dicho dia. Puerto Rico, II de Septiembre
de 1s9s,-El Coronel Subdirector, Emilio
PdchecO, 81
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esta dstenido en- Ponce por nogarse las au
toridades de aquella adusns q despacharo,
alegando que allf no se despschan buques
para los puertos extranjeros de la isls. E!
oaso ca rsro, pues aquf entran los buques
amerfeanos dc guerra y mercantss sin que
90 les ponga impedimento, y a]f SO ob,tacu'
liza la navegacion de los barcos espaf1ol !"
~ Dice un disrio local:
ala Publiodsd" de Barcelona publica
On sus columnas un artlculo intitulado sCa.
nallas Puertorriquehos. entire otras linde.
zas plde sean expulsados del territorio espa
mol todos nuestros compatriotas que en- 81
residen.,
No comentamcs.
~ Be dice con mucha seguridad que
don Jose Blanco, duefo de la hacienda sSan
Gabriel, sta en- el bsrrio do Caonillas de
Utuado y 4 siets Kilometres de ess oiudad,
no tornado una eooiedad sgtfcola con la
lmportante oaaa amsricaEa CheerIten- y
Compaffa, de Boston, quedsndo asf garan.
tlda dlcha hacienda por el Gobierno ameri
oano.
Por VaDOr frances l,egade lie =; aver ha 1e0ihj d;
Mcdslo,, csle de San Justo, un riqufsimo
surtido de sombreros de feltro, bombines y
oonqaistadores americanos de feltro para
sehoritas, Ultima novedad, y elegantfsimos
que realizs a precios sin compstencia. SIS
~. Adquisre consistenois 81 rumor de
que er la jurisdicci6n de Utuado han ocu-
rrido algunos desordsnes. Els de lsmentarss.
~ FL dia de los oorrientes go cele-
bro en- Nueya York la fiesta oonsagrada al
trabajo Uabor Day..
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Croniea e|sgante para las damas

(Coloboraci5n especial para LA CeRREs
PcNDENC1A).
Modelos nuevos -Rumbos de la e!egancia
europea. Las scbrefaldas.- Bsrtas de
gass.-Derroche de joyas.-Estilo re
naeimiento. o.-Relojes galapagos. San
Ssbsstian.-La gran semans.-Eccs pa
tinos.-Madrid en- Agosto -iPobres
sold ados!
Madrid, l6 Agcsto 1898.
Sr Director de La CORRESPONDENCE.
Puerto Rico.
Los trajes ePrincess, amadss leetoras
mfas, se imponen por 50 iadiseutib.e e'egan-
cia, desde lusgo puede asegurarse, que in.
formsran las corrientes PARTICIPATES de Is mo.
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Battalion Provisional de Pho. Rico NJ 3

Los que deseen comprsr 700 barras de
catre, tinajeros completes, mesas y bancos
de Compahfs, mobiliario de las ohcinas del
Batsl On, compussto de meaas, srmarios, 81
Has demas efectos, pueden psaar a esta y
enterarse de las condiclones todos los dias
de "a IL de la maflana y de 5 de la tar
de, donde el seflor Abandersdo facilitara
toda clase de antecedentes.
La Comisi6n, los capitanes,
3-2 Salvador Novo Claudio Jdner.
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CUERPO De |NGENIER0S
COMPANIA DE TELEGRAFOS
DE PUERTO RICO

Dsbendo procederse Ia venta en- pa
blics subssta del mobliario y utensilio de la
misms, &c bace saber al pablico por medic
de este anuncio; dicha venta Sc veri6cara ell
dfa 9e del corriente 4 las de la maflana en-
el cusrtel de Ballsja; la duracion del acto
sera de una hora.-El Comandante,
"a Rdyen0.
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Sampson y los cubanos

Washington, Agcsto "a
FL almirante Sampson, en- una inter
view celebrada hoy con en- reporter del
sWashington Times,, alsb6 calurosamente
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La Flor de Caysy atsn eie. is,si prsni.s. de- 'ss sss
medallas de orc en- varias Exposiciones.
Proveedores de Ia Real Casa. Msnufacturs
selecta con hojas de las Vegas del Plata.
Precios equitstivos. Tendran trabajo todos
los tabsqusros J srtesanos que poseen 81
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20 Vanfpn en- Comsrfo, barrio dc do1a
" 'o"o'" Elena, varias estancias fin
csdas de cafe y frutos memories, colindantes
unas con otras. ri gus las interese puede
de dirglrse don Pauline Gomez, professor
de instruction en- diaho barrio, ,siendo te
advertir que la venta Sc hace en- conjunto 6
por separado. l5.-3
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hdIIIld ue lndIz superior, aso' nsfss 81 ous 81
suscribe ofreca harina de mai.fna, superior,
molida cen todo esmero, de una fsbrica al
vapor que acaba demontar, enyasada en-
sacos de 100 lib1as netas, raz6u de
poses ell quintal, sierdo ell envase por caenta
del comprador. - Arecibo. Septiembre de
1873. retro. Alfonso .ROSOS. l5-5
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Ganra Con grandes rebajas en- los pre-
N"A16" clos SO venden las ezistspcias
que fasron do P. NOEL y Compaffa Sc
admiten proposicioues por la totalidad, & por
Totes escojer. Dentro de pocos dias se pom
dram remate pablico. Forta!ezs Al. 1913
The oasis., 1898-11-26
Torres and PrietaS By.
 TIME SCHEDULE No. ,. Taking effect November lst., 1898.

TRAIN NO. l.
 Leaves La Colorado at 500 a. m., arrives at Torres 6:45 a. m., to meet Sonora train from Guaymas at l003 a. m.
 TRAIN NO. ?.
 Leaves Torres for La Colorado and Prietas at l:l5 a. m., arriving at La Colorado and Prietas at l2:30 p. m.
 TRAIN NO. 3.
 Returns from La Colorado at 2:30 D. m., arrives Torres at 5:l5 D. m., tO wait arrival of Sonora train from No- gales to Guaymas at 6:3S p. m.
 TRAIN NO. 4.
 Leaves Torres at zoo D. m. for La Colorado after arrival of Sonura train and arrives at La Colorado at ,:45 D. m.
 l. All trains on this card connect with Sonora railway trains.
 2. The Torres and Prietas railway is the best route for Ores, Matape and Yaqui River, passengers can hire coaches from La Colorado for above named districts with 9 reliable driver who is well acquainted with these districts.
 3. A telegraph line exists between Torres, La Colorado ana Minas Prie- tas mining camps, in communication with all telegraph lines, rate thirty cents Mexican money for ten worsd and two cents per word thereafter, passenger rates one dollar Mexican money to La Colorado and vice versa. 4. Wells. Fargo x Co.,, carry all ex- press matter on Torres and Prietas railway. through rates from all parts of the United States and Mexico. 5. Freight can he consigned to F. H. Seymour, or Torres and Prietas railway, Torres, for La Colorado, Minas Prietas, Ores, Matape and other points in that district, who will forward same free Of commission or brokerage. k. II. SEYMOUR,
 Proprietor and President.
The oasis., 1898-11-26
Dining stations.

Dining Stations.
 Pullman Sleepers are attached to these trains.
 Connections made at Benson, ArIx., witf the Southern Pacific Co, Southern Pac6s Company's eastbound train No l9 arrive Ut Benson at 3:i5 n. m.. and westb0und traik No. 20 at l2:25 A m. Southbound passengers con take sleeper any time after it arrives from the south at fi:45 D. m. Northbound passengers are allowed to remain In the sleeper at Benson until arrival of Southern Pacific train No, 10.
 Trains makes connection st Torres with Torres & Prietas Railroad. leaving at Il 20 a. m. and p. m. daily for Colorado and hinaS Pretas. - Close connection is made at Guaymss with Pacific Coast Steamship Company's steamer "Orizaba" sailing the iih of each month for Altata, Mazatlan. Cape St. Lucas. Magdalene Bay and Ensenada aud with the Occidental Railroad Company,s Steamship Line oi steamess sailing June 10th and 30th. July A August 10 and 70, September 20 October w and 90. November % and December 10 ana ~ for La Paz, Altata. MRzatln, San Bias, han- zanlllo, Acapulco, Puerto Angel, Salina Cru'' TOnala. and San Benito.
 For particulars address
 J, A. NAHGLE, General Pass. Agt. Guaymas, Sonora Mex
The oasis., 1898-11-26

Anyone desiring to purchase desira- ble residence lots in Moons Addition to Nogales, are advised to call on Cap tain J. J. Noon.
The oasis., 1898-11-26
TUCSON BSBvrrrEs

was the reception given Thanksgiving eve by Mrs. c. W. Wright, in honor of her son, Mir Willard Wright and his bride, nee Johnson, of Kansas City, niece of Mrs. N W. Bernard of this city.
 NIT. Henry Levin. through his attor- neys, Messrs Barnes & Martin and Oria, late yesterday afternoon filed suit against the county for s960 assessor salary for the last two quart CTS. This action raises novel point of interest in the legal fraternity.
 Star: A fire was started Sunday af- ternoon in the rear Of the residence of Hon. Sam Drachman, 242 Sonth Main street, owing to the carelessness Of a servant in emptying live ashes against fence. An alarm was turned in which was promptly responded by the fire department. No damage was done except the burning of several feet of fence.
 Citizen: As a result of the burning of the Sacramento shop, entailing a loss to the railroad company of close tD d million dollars, the shop at this place has been informed that until fur ther notice the shops here will be ex- pected to do most of the repairing for this end of the line, including the welding of car wheels to axles, etc., work not heretofore done in this city, and requiring special machinery, and in consequence the shops are all in busLle.
 Star: Miguel Flores, the dement, ed Mexican, who sings on the streets at every change of the moon, was committed yesterday to the territO- rial insane asylum by Judge Wood. About two weeks ago, while in rage, h struck boy named Vicente Soto on the head with stone, inficting painful injuries, for which he was taken up. At the examination yes terday he was adjudged dangerous aud was forthwith committed to the asylum.
 Star: MT. Geo. II. Richey is in re- ceipt of news from his son, Lieuten- ant T. K. Rchey, to the effect that he was elected superintendent of schools of Crawford county, Kansas, by a majority of 575. Lieutenant Richey spent several days in Tucson previous to the election and made many friends while here. His cleo i'n is the more gratifying as he was the only republican on the ticket that was elected. The lieutenant be- lOnged to the 20th Kansas Volunteers and was on his way to the Philippines MT. Geo, H. Riche5who has charge of the retail ice department of the Tue son Ice & Cold Storage Co.
 Star: Mrs. pr. w. V. Whitmore died last night. November 2lst, after an illness of few days. While for a day or two her condition was known to the family to be critical the general public did not know even Of her sick ness until shocked by the announce ment of her death. pr. and Mrs. Whitmore came to Tucson about eight years ago and during that time Mrs. Whitmore has won the high es- teem and strong friendship of very many friends. She was a highly re- fined and cultured lady whose in- nuence was immediately felt iD any community. She was only 32 years Of age at her death and leaves one boy aud deeply grieved husband be- hind.
The oasis., 1898-11-26

Fl. w. PO E~ bY V, M. LJ.
 Physician and Surgeon. NoeALRs ARIZONA. Onlce in Gebler Building, West Side. Calls Promptly attended Day or Night.
The evening times., 1898-09-06
AT THE TEEATERS.
CoIumbfa-"The Two Orphans"

No one seated last night in the Column
bia would have needed much imagination
to have taken him back to the stage of
twenty-five years ago. In the FIRST place
there was Kate Claxton and The Two
Orphans''-just as they were at the time
the theater in which they were playing
burned down in Brooklyn-and there was
Julie with songs)" and list of the
scenes in seven acts or the drama TO
make one think himself in the midst OF
the days when an evenings entertain
ment was enough for month and one
felt that a sleeping car berth should go
with every seat.
The return of the famous old play to
the boards of a high-claSS theater,
though only local in its extent, seems
possible in some ways and ill-advised In
others D'Ennerys Work Itself might,
even at this date, stanG with many or
our most popular successes II aoounds
in ingenious incidents and powerful eli
makes. in witty dialogue and sharp dra-
matte strokes that are conspicuous by
their absence in many of our modern ef-
forts But Kate ClaXton does not carry
with her a supporting company quailned
TO bring down upon itself the unanimous
praise of press and public. In fact the
star herself is almost the only llgnt IN
her organization. Charles A. Stevenson
her leading man, is only good when ne
does not have to act and Neil Warmers
virtues are almost entirely those of omis-
ion. The comic valet of Harry Webster
is as maudlin in its way as is the cripple
of. Francis Gheen or the Countess 'es-
sic Lestina. Louis Shea is only fairly
good as the handsome son of a mother
whose family had been outlaws for a
century and a half while the old lady
herself is really well impersonated by
Marion Clifton. Dorothy Humbert does
partially well as the outcast and Mary
Asquith is weak, though not wholly bad
in the role of Henrietta. Miss ClaXton
herself is, of course, artistic to a degree
though much of her old fire is gone. The
entire company seems to be of nature
that would be rather above the average
in a popular-priced house, but is much
below mediocrity in such theater as the
Columbia.
The evening times., 1898-09-06
DEATH OF EDWARD BINNIX.
WeIl-Known Citizen Fatally Stricl>.
en- With Paralysis.

Edward Bnnix, of $40 G Street south
west, an old and respected citizen of
Washington, died Saturday evening at
his home from the effects of paralytic
stroke, which he received on the pre-
vious Sunday. The deceased was we'll
known plastering contractor. and has
had charge of that work in many of the
notable Government buildings. He super
intended the plastering of the Capitol
more than forty years ago, and had charge
of the same work in the State, War and
Navy building, the Pension Office build
ing and the new Congressional Library
He was one of the first to respond to
President Lincoln's call for volunteers.
and while stationed at the Long Bridge
guarding the Capitol he contracted all
ments which finally cost him his life \
wife and six children, four sons and two
daughters. survive him.
The evening times., 1898-09-06
Two Couples From Virginia.

-Four young people on marriage bent ar
rived in the city this morning from Rich
mond, and registered at the Howard
House. The couples were Robert F. Eu-
bank and Emma Ludgwig and John w.
Bowles and Berta Dingley. AS soon as
the party were registered Mr.. Eubank
went in search of minister of the gos-
pei, and Mr.. Bowles repaired TO the clerk
of courts office at the City Hail to Sc
cure the necessary marriage licenses.
Both were successful and in a very short
time returned to the Howard House.
where their prospective brides We're anx-
iously awaiting them. Accompanying Mr..
Eubank was the Rev. w. r. Strcklin
pastor of Hamline NJ. Z. Church, who
performed the marriage ceremonies. The
young people will remain in the city for a
few days viewing the sights.