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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-02-11

Moon & Kerr Lumber Co. rent Of hall for
Nov. and Dec. 40 O
| AHel F. Carlson repair chimney city hall $
Axel E. Carlson, express on legal papers 4
p w Scott, wood for city hall IL 8
Hawkinson, commission on a253sl so,
NJ Sheehy, board Of prisoners Nov. and
December s OF
" Scott, wood for jail SC
Virginia Enterprise. pub bond bids +
PRESCOTT Il Mars Co. supplies 81 g.
Virginia Fire ;Oepa rtment, special SER
vices Dec. 6, 1897, burning Of Beslows
chimney IS o.
Virginia Fire Department, false alarm
Dec. Is, 1897 IS CO
Aid. Lundstrom moved the adoption of
the resolution and it was declared adopted
upon the following vote:
Ayes-Aldermen Brown, Cameron, Dom
nelly, Lundstrom, Mr. Prcsidcnt-5
Nays-none.
Passed jan. 10, 1898.
Approved Jan. 10, 1893.
+. ". Scott, Mayor.
Special report of finance committee:
10 the president and common council OF the
city Of Virginia:
Gentlemen
The committee Of finance begs leave to pre-
sent as special report the auditing of the
city treasurcrs semi-annual report. reports
for quarters ending September lst and De-
cenlber 31st, 1897. The same were found cor
rect.
Further, the committee in conference with
John O'COnnOr the owner Of the building
used as a council chamber agreed to continue
occupancy Of said building by the city at the
"a te Of fifsecn dollars per month from tho 1st
Of January, 1888.
2. X. Brown.
Gust Johnson,
Committee.
Aldermen Donnelly moved the acceptance
and concurrence in tho special report.
Declared carried.
The following bills were referred to theft
nance COMMITTEES:
City Telegraph Office IS
Jacob johnson. hauling garbage 80
H Krause, hauling garbage 90
Jacob johnson, hauling garbage 50
Virginia Enterprise. publishing and
printing 33 on
Pet ition OF John Stauber to be allowed to
cut ice on silver Lake, together with bond
in the sum OF 5000 to comply with the pro-
visions OF Ordinance No. 16 Of the City Of Vir-
ginia, presented.
Alderman Cameron moved the acceptance
Of the bond and that Il permit be granted to
John Stauber to cut ice Oh Silver Lake.
Declared carried.
No further business.
On motion of Aid. Lundstron the council
adjourned until next regular meeting, Feb
2, 1905.
Passed Jan. IL. 1894.
Approved Jan. H. 1893.
p. W. Scott, Mayor.
II. J. EATON,
Clerk OF Common Council.
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FCSIONISTS LINE UP FOE ACTION

By request. the newspaper fra
ternity was we'll represented at a
meeting of the faithful held at
the store building of Mr.. M. L.
Fay. Tuesday evening. but aside
from being interested spectators
and amused listeners the repor.
torial staff Of the city press had
40 place or voice, their political
complexion barring them from
active participation in the prep
arations for war.
Some three dozen of our cjti-
zens were present, numbered
among them being representa-
tives of every political belief,
followers of every iridescent fan.
tasy, but the predominant ele-
ment was the ever alert demo-
crat, who suffers defeat only to
prepare for another campaign
and more energetic work the
morning thereafter.
The meeting was called to Or
der by Chairman Fay, who stat
ed the object of the gathering to
be for the purpose of clearing
away the atmosphere for the
coming state and congressional
campaign, and take steps rela.
tive to the next spring election
if considered necessary, and the
temporary OF ganization was per-
fected by the election of Peter
Byrne as secretary.
Robert McGruer spoke in dep.
recatory terms of making Of the
spring campaign a political fight
and expressed the belief that
such an act might conflict with
plans for later action; he stated
that he did not expect to be here
for the spring election. but be
lieved in citizens ticket com |
posed Of men who would give US
a business administration of mu
nicipal affairs, irrespective of
political beliefs or affiliations.
Mr.. Fay conceded in this view
and believed politics in munich
pal matters wrought no benefit;
out in the remembrance of the
snap shot attempted by the triple
silver alliance d year ago, the
aim Of which combination was
thwarted only by the act of The
Enterprise editor in publishing a
republican caucus call, he deem
ed it we'll to be on guard against
trickery OF chicanery on the part
Of the opposition.
James Sullivan considered a
citizens ticket would De the pro-
per thing, provided candidates
who desired the official plums
could be found. In0thls connec-
ton he announced his candidacy
for alderman of the 3rd, avowing
his intention of hono:abiy repre-.
senting the people of. that ward
The next two years.
H. Gilmark advanced the idea
heretofore contended by the
Enterprise that none but tax
payers should hold elective or
offices in our city; he
stated that heretofore this rule
lad not applied, and as he was
! member of "a former village
council and assisted in making
several appointments he should
oe cognizant of the veracity of
he statement. Ellis belief in this
principle, however, stamps him
IS an Interpretations.
c.. Schoenleber conceded in
great measure with preceding
speakers; believed it time city
tffairs were brought down to a
business basis and were run on
business principles. .,>-.>... =:
AT this point Chairman Fay
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Terms, 80 Per Year, in Advance.
City Officials.

Mayor, p. w. SCOTT.
Recorder, II. J. EATON.
Treasurer, A. HAwKINSON.
ALDERMEN
z. X. BROWN. W. g. CARR,
J. MORTALITY, GUST. JOHNSON
W. +, DONNELLY. J. F. CAMERON,
F. ]. EINuN. G. W. LuNDsrROM.
Municipal Judge, CHAs. E. NELSON,
Clerk OF Court, AXEL E. CARLSON.
JUSTICES.
II. j. EATON, VIVIAN PRINCE,
F. J. RlNNERr.
Chief OF Police. A. BELANGER.
Street Commissioner =. a. CANNON.
Chief OF Fire Department, HENRY KING.
Secretary Fire Dept. PETER BYRNE.
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FoR SALE.-A $500 pound
team. 5 and 9 years DID,. Good
condition. Also sleighs, wag-
OBS. harness, etc. H. Krause,
Virginia.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-22
Short Story Club Entertnins.

The parlors Of the Lehman building were
well filled on the occasion of the regular
session of the Short Story Club Tuesday,
January Is, and good program was in
troduced by Miss Ancelle Fisher i'm two
charming vocal solos, In Sweet Septem-
ber'' and When Love is Done"
The story of the evening. entitled How
Dolly's Occupation Was Lost" by DIR.
Thomas Robinson, was founded on facts,
a pleasing romance of the late war, I'm hos
pital and field. Major F. l. Willis read a
paper on DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes. Sc
lections from whose poems were effective
ly read by Miss Margaret Huddleson. who
gave THE Crooked Path" by Mrs ]. b.
Lockwood, who read The Album Verses"
and "Old Ironsides;' by Mr.. ]. III. Whit
taker. who read The Old Mans Dreams
THE September Gale" and The Height OIL
the Ridiculous"
Miss Gertrude Wilmington read an auto
graph letter from DR.. Holmes, written to
her shortly before his death. Notes on
Authors were contributed by President H.
c. Kirk, DIR. L. r. Klemm and Mr.. Whit
taker. who recalled personal recollections
of Walt Whitman, and Miss L. F. Moran.
piano solo by Mrs. Nellie Goodman
Quinn; THE Elevator" recited by Mrs.
Lockwood, and intermiseion and social
converse were other pleasant features Of
a pleasing program.
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSALS 10 PTTR-
CHASE, IN BULK, THE LONG ESTABIISH-
ED AND VALUABLE DRY GOODS BUSI-
NE LATELY CONDUCTED IN THE CITY

ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSALS TO PUR.
CHASE, IN BULK, THE LONG-ESTABIISH-
ED E!,ss AND xALUABLE DRY GOODS BUsI.
OF WASHINGTON, d. C., BY SEATON
PERRY. NOW DECEASED.
THE UNDERSIGNED, executors Of the last will
and testament Of SEAroN PERRY, deceased, late
Of the city Of Washington. District Of Columbia,
hereby give notice that until TUESDAY, THE
FIFTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1898. AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. they will receive sealed
whole. Of the stock Of Dry Goods and Merchandise,
Good VIII, Leases, Fixtures and Property Of
every kind, which belonged to the late SEAToN
PERRY at the time Of his death, and was then
sylvania avenue and 9th street northwest I'm the
city Of Washington, d. c.
All Horses. Wagons, Harness and Stable FIX
lures belonging to the said business are included
In the property mentioned above.
in the property mentioned above. Book accounts
due Seaton Perry, cash on hand at the time of his
death bills receivable, bonds and stocks then be-
longing 10 MIN, are not. nor are any Of them,
included in the above offer.
The terms Of sale will be, at the optiou of the
purchaser, all cash, or one-third cash, and the
twelve months from the day Of sale evidenced BY
piomissory notes secured upon unincumbsred real
estate double in value to the face Of the said
notes. All bids must be sealed and addressed to
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY.
l406 street NV, Washington, D. G. Bidders
are invited to be present At noon on TUESDAY.
Of the XHERIcAS sEcuRffr md nS sag TR Sss
COMPANY, at which time said bids win be
opened.
all bids.
For information apply to the said executors NJ
the once Of the said company.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY.
Executors under the will Of SEATON PERRY
Ja1o-1ot deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-22
Celebrated Its Anniversary.

Columbia Lodge. No. 1, l. o. M, cele-
brated its twenty-seventh anniversary
Thursday evening last at Typographical
Temple by treating its friends to a musical
and literary entertainment. The program
consisted Of a piano solo, by Mr.. Arthur
Gleason baritone solo. by Mr.. Clanbaugh;
selections. by quartet from the Burnt Cork
Club; recitation, by Miss Britt: selections.
by the Montrose Mandolin and Guitar Club;
vocal solo, by Miss Alice H Weaver: violin
solo, by Mr.. Henry Krous. accompanied on
the piano by Mr.. Ed. Muth: recitation, by
Miss Agnes Sauter; vocal solo, by Miss Mae
v. Isel; vocal solo, by Mr.. J. j. Schleutter.
and concluding this part of the program,
violin solos, by Mr.. Lloyd Remenyi
The center of the hall was cleared, and,
after a few appropriate remarks by Mr.. II.
E. Weaver, chairman Of the committee, the
degree team placed on the floor. i'm full
costume, ''the Degree Of Mesopotamians,"
greatly to the entertainment of the audi
ence. The guests were afterward served
with refreshments.
The committee in charge consisted OF r.
8. r. H. E. Weaver. p. G. A. Geo. w.
Berry. p. IL. Chris. Harold. p. n. Jno. n
Krous, and p. NJ Israel 6ommers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-22
COLLEGE BOYS DEBATE.
Axarias Literary Society of st. Johns
College Win Applause.


A large and intelligent audience assem-
bled yesterday in the lecture hall of st.
Johns College to listen to the members
of the Azarias Literary Society debate the
question whether not a constitutional
amendment should be secured by which
United States senator's shall be elected by
direct vote Of the people" The debaters
ELECTED the applause of the audience by
their able presentation of their arguments.
The speakers on the affirmative side were
Messrs. John Barker, Jas. W. Batters,
Alloys. Wiggin and Arthur May; on the
negative side were Messrs. Antonno LAMA,
Jno. Hartnett and ]. j. Brosnan.
Mr.. Bernardin Rover was chairman. and
Rev. Brothers Germanus. Denise and
Fidelis of the faculty acted as judges. Rev.
Bro. Arthemian, the moderator of the
ciety announced the decision of the judges
in favor of the negative side.
On the platform We're Rev. Bro. Fabrician,
the president of the college; Rev. Bro.
Christian, provincial and Rev. Bro. JUS
tin, president of Manhattan College, New
York, who made an address at the close of
the exercises on the Ideal American
Citizen"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-22
PROPOSALS.

AND PRINTING SUPPLIES
treasury department. Bureau of Engraving and
Printing. Washington, d. c., January Is. 1895
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until Two PM, MONDAY, MARCH FOl R.
TENTH, 1888. to furnish during the fiscal year
beginning July 1: 1898, the following classes of
supplies, viz: Dry Colors, Hardware Engily-
ers' Supplies, Binders Supplies. Topographic
Ink and Lumber Sealed proposals will also be
received until TWO PM, MONDAY, APRIL
supplies. viz: Textiles. Plumbers Supplies.
Grocers Sundries and Rubber Goods. Sealed
proposals will also be received until TWO pm
MONDAY, APRIL EIGHTEENTH, 1895 for
the following classes OF supplies, viz: Oils
reject any or all bids or parts of bids. blank
forms, with specifications for proposals, and fur
Their Information desired will be furnished in
tending bidders application to CLAUDE NJ
JOHNSON Director of Bureau.
jaI1 p 81 fe21 ma9&l4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-22

The officers OF the First Council of the
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Legion were
installed at the hall of the Immaculate
Conception Church last evening by Mrs.
Mary A. Murray. supreme president OF the
order. The oflicers are: President. Mrs.
bina Hoetse: secretary. Miss May Duffy:
collector. Mrs. Margaret Mckee: treasurer.
Mu- Cecilia Inerie: orator, Nrs- Anna
Murray: chancellor. Ars. Ellen Tourney:
marshal. Miss Catherine Judge; guard,
Miss Mary Peck: chaplain, Rev. g r..
Ryan: trustee, Miss Catherine ecaulon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF JANE MURRAY McCRABB,
Late Of District Of Columbia. No. 8137. Docket "a
Issued January II 1898.
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, holding Orphans
Court, for probate Of last win and for letters
testamentary on said estate by Catharine NJ
Humphreys, named as executrix therein, this is
to give notice to all concerned to appear in said
court on Friday, the Fourth day Of February, AID
1893, at 10 o'clock am. to show cause why such
Attest: 81. NOTA McGILL,
Register of Wills d. G.
ARTHUR T. BRIcE. Proctor FOR Applicant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-22
DENTISTRY.

sT-CLAsS GOLD AND OTHER FILIIN0g a
.peciaity: also tooth crowns; an branches Of
no16lH sK. corner 9th and nv.
OPERATIVE AID PR00THETIC DNTHTRY OK
weekly and monthly fnstallments; crown ana
hri1ge wosk . speciality. d.. T. W. 8rUBBIE-
FIELD. 4eFes bl1l11s., 11th m y stA es1o-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-22
MEDICAL.
DR.. Leathernnan.

Expert specialist In the cure Of al special Dis
eases Of men and women. Consultation free
sveaing.. to 9. Ca NV. Closed On Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-22
ESTATE OF GEORGE J. sCHWAB,

ESTATE OF GEORGE J. SCHwAB,
Late Of District Of Columbia. No. 1902. Docket o.
Issued January III 1898.
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, holding Orphans
Court, for probate Of last will Of said deceased
and for letters testamentaY on said estate, by
Barbara r. Schwab. widow and executrix named
in said will, this 10 to give notice to all concerned
to appear in said court on Friday, the Fourth day
Of February. AID. 1893, at 10 o'clock Am, to
show cause why such application should not BE-
granted.
Attest: J. NOTA AcGILL
Register Of Wills, d. q
1a6-laW3W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-22

wASTED-TARLE BOARDERS AT go ID ST
ne; good board; private family. jazz -3ts
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FOR EXCHANGE.

lent properties for exchange. IIt win pay you
10 small houses. $50 Zach, renting for $3.50;
small trust on each
"a, Broom dwelling On P st near 18th; lot
5000 equity quit in :, one new sroom house near
a coy 2-.tory and cellar brick NV. Price.
Business hw T pSoperty on IN 4 near Pa ave.
9s''ns D sro Ss1. ee FAIRFAX sos st. NV.
FOR EXCHANGE HAVE SOME EXCELLENT
PROVED AND UNIMpRoyEp. L.. me get up
ta22-1w Cor 14th and G SITS. NV.
wANTED-To EXCHANGE EQUITY IN NV.
city property for suburban property or farm near
city. Address Box so. star Office. ja22st'
FOR ExCHANGE-FoR CAPITAL TRACTION
lot northeast; charming residence, virginia sum-
resort: lots in Md on B. and o. Atty, p.
o. Box BIS Washington D. G. ja222t'
..ATTENTfoN, PROPERTY OWNERS"
income Property for It send us particulars, we we
ea1e rsv speesi & and
wEsCoTr. WILCOX & HIEsToN,
1az2-lm 1907 Pa. ave. NV.
FOR ExCHANGE-sEvERAI. SMALL, pROPER-
ment. Il. H. WARNER a CO
s5a22-3t 916 + ST. NV.
WANTED-A GOOD DRIVING OR WORK
horse, with dayton or grocer's wagon and har-
ness. In exchange for villa-sized lot near Forest
Glen K r. sta. and electric cars; value $780, Sd
floor. GOT G st. NV. ja2o-st'
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS UNINCUMBERED
improved real estate In northwest section, at
CASH VALUES, for CAPITAL TRACTION
STOCK, at $95 per share. Other listed local
stocks entertained. GEO. Y. WORTHINGTON
1410 G. ST. NV. ja2O-at
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-28
SCHOOL ROOM DECORATION.

A movement is on foot Tor the oollec-
ton of funds for the purchase OF pictures
and other articles for the adornment of
the walls of the rooms at the new Elmer
son street school, The grammar grades
of this Smaller school are to be transferred
to this building, it is understood, leaving
the Smaller s,hool free for primary
schools exclusively and the new school
for the intermediate and grammarsgrades.
1t is desired to collect fund Of several
hundred dollars to be expended for fine
engrayings and pictures such as would
be appropriate for a sohooiroom. The
matter is in the hands Of the teachers at
the Smaller school. The exercise of turn
ing this collection over to the city will
inelude a tine literary and musical pro
gramme. the latter to be under the super
yision Of Mr.. A. B. Hall. This move
ment is in line with the school room deo-
ovation movement which has been recent
" started and is being so successfully
carried out by the Woman's Literary
gpion. -p
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-28
SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAP
TIERS.

Chapters I. & II.-Deedes, conf
Dental clerk in a Government Office re-
ceives despatch from Berlin, and his
chief, the Earl of Warn nam, Her Majesty 8
Principal Foreign Secretary, directs him
to seal it up. He does sc and places it IN
his pocket. He lunches with Dudley
Ogle, an old college chum, and afterwards
delivers the despatch to the Earl. In the
evening they dine DIT the Nook, with
Mrs. Laing, to whose daughter Decides
is engaged. He is somewhat jealous of
the attentions of an old mau named
Andrew Beck. A telegram in CIPHER
alarms Dfedes, and he is about to leave
for London when he stumbles over the
dead boay of his friend, Dudley Ogle, ly-
ing in The path.
CHAPTERS III. & IV.-Leaving the dead
body O. his FREUD to await an inquest,
Decides hurries home to learn the start
ling news that he Is accused as q spy by
his chief, who informs him that the
document entrusted to MIN has been
stolen, the envelope handed back to the
Earl containing nothing but blank
paper. At thessame time a Geographic
de sratch informs them that Russia is on
on the point OF declaring war against
England in consequence of the secret des-
patch being known to the Russian Gov
eminent.
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-28

heavy frown OF displaasure, as he re-
~ refuse to submit to any cross-exami-
nation, sir. That I entertained certain
suspioions is enough
"And you actually accuse me without
the slightest foundation?" I cried W 18th
warmth.
"You are in error" he retorte very
calmly, returning to his writing table
and taking up some papers. II have
here the original Of the telegram handed
in at the branch post office in the Strand
yesterday, afternoon"
ST has been examined by the cali.
graphic expert employed blythe police and
eWhat?'' gasped, almost snatehing
the yellow telegraph forms from his hand
in NV eageFness to examine the mystsrd-
GUS iil mble of letters and figures compos-
ing The CIPHER My heart sank Within
me when next instant l recognized they
were in hand SO nearly resem bt1rg my
own thst I could scarcely desect any Diff
erepce whatever.
As I stood gazing at this marvellous
forgery open moWthed in abjeot disnaay,
there broke upon my ear short harsh
laugh, a laugh of triumph.
Raising my head the Earl's penetratin 9
gaze met mine. "Now," he exclaimed,
"Come, acknowledge the trutn. IL Is
useless to prevaricate.
"I have told the TRUTH" I answered.
81 never wrote this. -
For an instant his steely eyes flashed as
his blanched face assumed an expression
of unutterable hatred and disgust. Then
he shouted
"You are thief, spy, and liar, sir
Leave me Instantly. Even in face of such
evidence as this you protest Innocence
with childish simplicity. You have be-
trayed your country into the hands of her
enemies, and are, even now, seeking to
throw blame and suspicion upon myself.
YOU"
81 have not done SO. merely suggest
ed that the document might have been
exchanged while in your possession.
Surely"
land you actually come to me with
lame absurd tale that the only man
who can clear you is dead! The whole
defence is too absurd" he thundered.
"You have sold your countrys honour
and the lives of your fellow men for Rus
sian roubles. Go! Never let me see you
again, except in telon's dock"
stB11t surely / may be permitted to
clear myselfY' cried.
"Your masters in St. Petersburg will
no doubt arrange for your future. In
London we require your faithless services
no longer" She Earl answered with in.
tense bitterness. go"
ITO be continued).
The Portland daily press., 1898-03-28
WooDBINE REBEKAHS.

Woodbine Rebokah lodge will visit
Queen Esther dodge of Bath Wednesday
evening, March so. A special train will
leave Union station at O'Clock p. IN. for
Bath and returning will get back to the
city about 30. Electric cars will be in
waiting to convey the members to various
partg Of the city AS Queen Esther lodge
1nenob ers are noted as fine entertainers a
large nun Der have signifed their inten-
rion of going. Tickets NAV DO procured
OF the committee, J. T. Palmer, G. E.
snow and S. B. Kelsey, who will be at
the station.
The gentlemen of Woodbine Rebekah
lodge will entertain the ladies at the next
rr.eeting, Saturday evening, April end.