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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
triet OF Columbia. Washington June H. 1885
hath PROPOSALS indorssd Proposals to construct
this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ ON SAT-
ukDAY. JUNE TwENTY-FIFTH, 1898, to con.
siiuct hfty bath houses, more less and a pa
wilton at the bathing beach in This district as
per plans are specifications and other informa-
llch to be obtained from the inspector of build
ings at this office. 464 Louisiana ave NV
seEtlhed chert for SIS or certificate of the col
iector OF taxes that said amount has been de-
posted with him by the bidder must accom-
Pany each proposal as guarantee that the bid
der wiz enter into contract if his bid should be
accepted; The right to reject s any and all bids
je1I-6t - u
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL CLERKS OFFICE.
House Of Representatives.. United States, Wash.
O'CLOCK NJ. THURSDAY, JUNE THIRTI IF !.
s the bss 1 @hss sSS
mace Coal tscreened,, also one hundred and ffty
and one hundred and fifty so cords pr1 mer aine &c
less; Of the best Oak Wood. may be needed,
year ending June 80. 1889; said wood and coal
to be delivered and stored In the vaults Of the
such as BE- ordered sgea ~e The and II
of the House Of Representatives. The coal must
weigh 2.21o pounds to the ton. and the oak wood
measure 12s cubic feet TO the cord The right TO
TsTes the and sSal at n she Capitol and the right to
addressed TO A. MCDOWELL. Clerk of the House
of Representatives. U. s. A. MCDOWELL Clerk
House OF Representatives U. $. my2T-Iaw,4t
DEPOT QUAETEitMASTER'S OFFICE, WASH
INGTON. DC, June II, 1S9S.-Scaled proposals in
triplieate will be received here until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ, THURSDAY, JUNE TWENTY
THIRD. 1885, and then opened, for furnishing dur
ing the fiscal year ending June So 1899, such for
age, straw and bran may be required. Infor-
nation furnished on application. U. s. reserves
the right TO accept AIRY or all proposals or any
part thereof Envelopes containing proposa}s
should be marked Proposals for Forage &C."
and addressed Capt T. T.. TRUE O. NJ jeI3-6t
GOOD roR WELL PEOPLE AND SICK ONES
Liebig Company Extract Of Beef.
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Sta 41s-20 sth NV 40
18th mr. Col I'd. Tor. rs
1919 VT nv NV. fur q. rs
1920 18th. 9r&b 80. So
Store a07 sth NV. 40
145S Corc'n. 14r&b. 70 SO
% Defrees NV .tsr&h15. 30
Office rooms. 1907 r NV
1921 Wallach NV, sr. Ls
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-BY JAS. y. SHEA. esq PA. AyN.w
e2& ct NV, II rooms. bath. &c. ....... S4s 80
1915 18th st NV 7r. $500 "a C Of me- sr. Ia. 90
1927 18th st NV. Or 2O3o 235 Oak st NV Or IL rs
637 Morris ne. Or. 1880 9g2 Del ne. 5r. 10 IS
43s ~ sw. sttkdw. 30 13i1 AZ st sw 81. 10 81
2o4 OF NV 81. 10 90 2l22 Va NV. ar 10. 20
21l3 ct NV. Or. 1890 1884 Sc. 5r. 81. 30
~ ay NV. 3r- 1900 RI 233 18th sw. 5r. @ ~
Bennine. d. c.. II rooms. a. MI. ........... 80 90
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FOR RENT-DEEBLE & CO., 1919 ST.
14lo Pa av,sto&cel. $500 5l4 LIST Sc Grab :. o 90
GIG NV, 2lr&b. .15-oO 22S 10th me- crab. Is. so
1858 31st 17rSbfur, 60 % 23l 10th ne Crab Is 50
BIOS ., 7rSb FUR 1000 sos lst 6r&ba. . / Z 90
$40 I'D st, 11r&b. 1850 1881 Sd he. 6rAba .l3 80
1905 Il av, 6r&2b 80 1914 Valley NV, W u 20
3O06 p. 9r!Sb.. 1900 l214 Ward Ct Ar. : 90
1891 Whitney sto. 80. 0o Isr 1854 X 4r cob ~
3U33Irvirg pl D. 30 3213 Cherry HILL Ar
124 L Sc, 7rSb. 80 (colD. ........ g 80
lis + Sc, 7rSIb. 50 1853 Scott St. Pr. 5 20
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LADIES GOODS.

q SEWING MACHINES, WHICH WE HAVE
taken in exchange for light running Domestics
lately; various kinds; all In good working order
all fully warranted; must be sold to make room
from s. up. G. AUERBACH 7th and 81.
mh26-3m
LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS FINISHED IN
FCRS altered at reduced rates. z. HORGAN
Tailor and Furrier. 500 x st. NV. ap26-tf
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
1903 n NV. 81. 600 per VI
1913 18th. cor Greg 500
1885 l NV. 1Sr&b. loo
61S Mess nv NV. IS
1a0S Greg av. 11r&b. 50
11o5 X NV. 12r&b. 1oh
l1u2 X st, 16r. fur. $50
1884 18th st NV. 40
zoos nth st NV 50. 80
te4-12ts TYLER & RC'
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE LOTS
facing Lincoln Park; also wide avenue close to
park; money loaned 10 build.
je17-3t CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 1905 + st. NV
FOR SALE-ArTENTION BUILDERS-9 BEAU
tiful building lots, fronting n. @. ave-; \ So
from Lincoln Park.
fine lot on s ST. NV. N. H. ave.; % 5x
20 to wide sley; suitable for fine residence or
fats. To reliable party will take second trust
in part payment. MEYERS & ANDERSON 1923
G st. NV. je11-8t
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FOR RENT-STORES-
FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RHNT-CARROI.L INSTITUTE HALLS
18th near * st. n. The most complete and
thoroughly equipped halls in the city for So
cieties, banquets, Entertainments and receptions.
For terms apply hall. myS-tf
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT-LOT ON 18TH ST. NV NEAR L
ST.. occupied for the last 25 years as a coal
yard Apply to A. A. WILSON, Room 8, Fire
mems lns. Co. je6-2w
FOR RENT-REMlNGrON TYPEWRTTERS AT
THE REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine:
perfect condition guaranteed; with stand; deliv-
cred Tree in city; one month applies purchase
OF new hen directly following rental
N1CkOFF, SEAMANS Il BENEDICT,
uel91 Cor. 9Th and sis. NV.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR REMITTANCE 3-STORY STABLE REAR
1913 ID ST. NV /; between 30 and ~ stalls; carriage
elevator, gas, water and modern stable equip
ment; excellent stand for boarding and livery;
500. Inquire $50 La. .c2-tf
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GOOD roR WELL PEOPLE AND SICK ONES
Liebig Company Extract of Beef.
my2l-m tn, thAf-iy
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-BY WELL-kNOWN AND RELIABLE
c,lJred man. house for for the sum
Der. Please call or address VIM. n. u. 26l6
Itth je1S2t-
WANTED SNi ALL HIGH STOOP IfNFURNISfIED
brick house; modern improvements; onIy two
aCults in family. state location and rent; will
rent for two or more years. J. b., Star Office.
jeI5-3ts
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PERSONAL.

THE WEATHER is so WARM AND TT wOJIID
be so nice up in the mountains spending onr
cco cash with your best girl. which we so freely
exchange for your gents discarded p.rmant.
Sind postal at once. -JUSfH'S OLD STAND
$40 ID st. w fa175t,
GET sPECTACLEs AT OPTICIANS. BUY CAM.
eras At The Kodak Agency" 5l9 18th st. j. b.
I'VE do the rest" Cut price plates jei5.tf
W. WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETEc
tive agency-Con6dential Communications nr,mnt
" attended to: Office open all hours: best refs
Establishad 1880. Entrance. "a e, cor. 10th.
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YOUR WATCH CLEANED, S1.OO.
WATCH HANDSPRING. $1Oo.
ALI. WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR
Dh86d 1921 ST. MN.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE
We have quite large list of property for ex-
change. and during the dull season shall be es-
pecially glad to talk with parties who are anx-
ious or willing to change the character and ioca.
ton of their real estate.
~ B. II. WARNER & CO..
tc17-5t. 916 + ST. NV
FOR EXCHANGES RIM. BRICK, MOD. IMP
Capitol Hill. value, $4,000. o or 1O-rm. mod,
ern house valued about 81 800; diff in cash Send
full particulars to OWNER, 40 10th NV. ji7-3s
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WANTED-ROOMS.

rent your rooms is to put them in my hands;
many applicants daily. H. j. STALEI. rs AT
lantic 1ldg ie3-tf
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BOARD IN THE Blue RIDGE. 10 MILES FROM
Washington, near railroad; health and honi.
comforts: raies reasonable. Apply Mr.. r J.
JOAN. Linden, Va. irl63t.
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BoARDEIiS IN TIE COIN
Try pleasant rooms. good table board plenty
good milk and butter, ice and fruit. trains a
day: mail every day. and II Sunday train, alsb
good shade: large families less: 800 yards frIrn
depot. Mrs. LIZZIE DuNBAR e;R!nesyille Va
jrl6-2ts
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CEDAR CROFT. HIGHLANDS MD, oPEN FOR
coardeis, large AIRY rooms; goSd water. good
table: porch-s; shade: large grounds; steam and
electric cars. Address Mrs. IL r. MITCHELL.
BladeIsburg. Md t.l6,r.
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MALE OR FEMALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

WANTED EMPLOYMENT BY MAN ABOUT 40
years old. superintendent. understands sani-
tary plumbing and heating, would take any
employ m,nt otherwise. Address NUIth, Star
office. jelI-5t%
WANTED a DRUGGIST RtGIsTEkhD EX-
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UNFURNISHED,
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
Store rm DAB Pa avs RIM
8. Vernon Row .SlS5. 90
Store liza G NV. 80. 90
St&dw 1924 f and
439 Goth NV. Tor. 40. 90
St&dw 1901 & 1908
Z st NV. 40. 90
Hall I'd II 419 10th rs 90
St&dw Cos La av. 80. 90
St&dw 1918 NY av.25..,0
Sad NV cor SIX neil 90
St&dw 1900 7th NV. %. 90
St&dw POI NJ sw. ~. Oh
St&dw 401 X ne. -. 90
ST I'm 1920 7th NV. 20. 90
St&dw 1T42 9TH st . 20. 81
Store&1r sos La 20. %
St&dw 2211 eth nw.1S.OOI
St&dw 1900 Del av.1S.O0I
623 f st. 3r. ....12.5OI
Sta r'r 1852 LIST. 1880
StNdw S29 4th NV. IL. 80
Sta and shop r'r 1417 X
NV, room for 4 horses
and 3 carriages. . 16. 90
Rear 1929 o NV. Is. 30
AL bet NAN. 20&21. Is. 90
RI 1229-29h eth. 10. 90
Sta r'r 495 G sw. . 10. 90
Shop alley bet 10th
& 18th & L NV. 10. 90
The above is only a D,
my books. For full list
issued on the LIST and 15tl
tn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

ass ana officer of artillery and homha-
oilers" The resolution was ilNoraby Zee
ported and au act passed 90 carry II INTO
effect
Francis Otway Byrd, who died I'm Balu-
more May .. 1850. aged soveuiy-tWo
yoars, served I'm Tripoli in 1906 in Eaton.a
expedition. and as stated m the rc7O-
muou distinguished himself in the War
of 1872 az Ippecauoc. Lundy 's Lane etc.
IIe was SON OF Thomas ana Mary CAR
mistoaD byrd. and grandson of the
third Col. Mm. BNrd, OF Ncstotcr. Ills
uncle ol the same name. Fruacis OtWay
Inri. shared the same patriotism. re-
signed bis cummlf ION iu the English ar-
my and offered his services Co America.
Die WAS Fiycu the warm thanks of the
Virginia convention. aud served an she
Revolution as an aide 10 General In
coin. Among the brothers and sisters of
tine y0uuler colonel IT, O. Byrd. We're
John. killed u battle IN War OF lai-,
Elizabeth. Who married General Elala
Boyd, Maria, Who married Judge J.. n.
Nicholas. of Richmond; Richard. who
married Anne Harrison, of brandon, and
was father of George A. Byrd. of New
York. and Col VIM Byrd, o., Ninches-
fer aud grandfather OF Richard byrd,
of thc same place.
Al tnis session Usi0, that very sotis-
factory and brilliant little affair." thr oe-
fence OF Crautt Island. near Norfolk,
was again brought up lu 1885, Capt ".
B Shuhr.ck. 4. :. Navy, mad claimed
chat Che whole credit for the isnt was
duo 90 The sailors ana marines.
The House of Delegates appointed q
committee 10 look into the matter who
made very full aud interesting report
Wrintcd iu The journal OF lsls-D. they Tee
ported that there were ON Craney island,
two small. unfinished earth works. and
that ON the PA OF july 1913. when Che
attack was made boy 400 British soi-
diers. sailors. and marines. These works
were defended hy 90 rihcmen and f6 mi-
lila infantry from Virginia, 80 regular
inianirymen, Oh Virginia militia arul-
lcrsts 100 sailors. and go marines from
the 4. ). Navy. These forces We're COM
manded as follows: The rinemen by
Captain Roberts. the militia hy Lieuten-
ant-Culone Beatty and Major Andrew
Waggoutr. The artillery hy Major James
Faulkner. Captain Elnmerson COZ Forts
MOUTH Capt. Richardson. the regular
infantry by Capt. Pollard; the sailors by
First Lieutenant Nedle and the marines
by Lieutenant Breckenridge. The Amer
leans had seven pieces OF artillery. The
British forces Were repulsed with a loss
Of 20J killed ana wounded so prisoners.
and 20 deserters. The committee report
cd Il joint resolution that the Governor
should be Instructed 10 present swords TO
Major James Faulkner. Captain Arthur
Emmerson. Lieutenant Parke G.. HoWle
and Lieutenant Thomas Goodwin, II liv-
ing. and gold medals TO w. H. Young.
Sergeant Livingston. and Corporal Alof-
nt three non-commissi0ned officers of
tho Portsmouth Artillery. The res0lu-
ton was agreed 10 by the House and
sent 10 the Senate for concurrence. II
does not appear from the journal Of
1859. that The Senate took any action.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

Dry ~ tho Naval Academy Ills aaush'
ter was Che wife OF president y .''"-'
ROBERT +. FEekAM. I'll.
Tho last of the long and d7tihs uisn-
ga line of officers 10 whom hNplus
voted by tho State. was one ,tilH' I'D
deserving ~ the honor done h-m. ON
April e. 1855 the following rcaoiu-e" Wa
ad0ptcI
"Wherrls "a combined naval force con-
sis,ing OF two English ana Two amer '.al
boats under the command OF '.i.'.'-'''-.'
Frlowes of tho royal navy ana h.- N.. "-
ant Robert t. Pcgram of lne 'h'i'l
states navy. carrying tWo BOAT gums ana
40 men armed with small arms. recently
engaged "a uirafirl feet in che Chinese
seas. consisting of thirty junAs' m'N. .l..-
three hundred guns. and manned 'f
three thousand men. and defeated tla
enemy, with The Joss OF i.u OFT Twelve
imks and SIX hundred men, .ia.tiil.
on their part loss n kHet .Ni "'.'.-
cd of nearly . IhilI Of their number,
and whereas this victory was ODD pare
due % the brilliant courage and admire
bie conduct or Lieutenant Program. and
entities him t1 some mark of COM. Iera-
DION from DIS native siaic therefore,
"Ncsoiyed. That abe Governor o. This
Commonwealth be re1uo lld I' procure
a. sword with suitable ins.riN lions and
devices. and fo b.st0w the s.u. upon
Lieutenant peeram in behalf of the
General Assembly. as q testimonial of
hor high regard for bis character and
services. together with COPY of taa
foregoing preamble and resolution, enc
creased Oh parchment
robert Is. reIm entered tl. navy
February 90. l9 as milenlpmau promote
DI fI The rank Of Lieutenant rnUf. m..r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

The rec rars of obs paper W-I .e
t1 learn CHAT there ions. one o.''.
disease .hlt science has Boon a.
m uI in stages end omar i-
Halls Catarl cure ls the '1
curs now known t0 the medical frit.r-
uity. Catlreh being a constitutional dis-
clss. requires a constitutional ifeain Eng.
Haua Carauh Cure is taken inl, n'..''
acting directly upon the blood and ml-
cous Surfaces OF The system. thereby dee
s.r05mg the foundation OF the disease,
and giving The patient stra usIn hF Dl..d-
iue no Tie constitution ana assisting nae
ture In doing its work. The proprleiors
have go much faith Sd lbs curative powers
that they offer one Hundred Dollars i'r
any case that IL falls 10 cure. send Tor
list of Testimonials
Address, 4. }. CHENEY y CO.,
Toledo. o.
Sold bY Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family PILL are the best -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
REWARDS FOR
BRAVE VIRGlNIANS
Conclusion Of the List Of Those Hon
ored by the Genera Assembly,
GALLANT SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
Heroic Deeds OF Robert H. Pcgram, W.
l.. ucrndOn, Roger and tatcsby
Jones. La Nalcttc, Armisfcadi
Byrd, IIowle and Others

tConcl1dcd from last Sunday)
On February t. 1s3t the following res
olution was adopted"
Resolved unanimously by the Gene
val Assembly Of Virginia, that the Gov
ornor be and he SIS hereby requested 10
present 10 Roger Jones. citizen OF Nir-
GINA. now 70 colonel in the army OF the
United States. sword with suitable de-
vices. in testimony Of the high sense en-
tertainod by the Legislature Of this Com
monwealth. OF his gallautry and good
conduct I'm the battles of Chippewa Ne
agara. and Fort Eric, and Of DIS patriotic
services generally. during the late war
with Great Britain.
2 Resolved unanimously by the Cen
oral Assembly that the Governor bc and
10 IS hereby requested TO present 10
Thomas ap Catesby Jones "a citizen OF
Virginia. now "a captain in The navy OF
the United States O. sword with suitable
devices, ia testimony Of the high sense
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
News Notes
For Wheelmen.


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

bu. Il must have been done 20 later lot
Air Emmett HOwle. OF Manchrstef
nephew 81 Lieutenant rarke q. HOWE
Informs the writer that the sword pre-
scented 20 the latter g. now IN posses- %
sion OF his children, in Washington j.
G..
n THE MEXICAN WAR.
Tho War with Mexlco. of course
brought forth distinguished services OUT
nothing like The same number 81 h'h'ia
we're conferred by the Virginia L-sisla-
iurc. as they did in the War OF lal-. ON
February Q. lsE. the following resoil-
lions were adopted.
Il. Resolved. unanimously hy the
General Assembly Of Virginia. That il-
thanks are due end arc hereby tender
cd 10 Mal0r-Goneral zachary Taylor,
and through him % the officers and sole
dicrs OF tine regular army and the yo.un-
toors under DIS command. for the skill
courage. CALAMITY and patriotism dis
PLAYED by The same in the battles OF
'Palo Alto" "Rcsacs de d. Paine, ana
tho slormug OF Monterey, W winch tAey
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

/ arms ana won TOT Ut. iiif 'lf 'a ltlli ..tt"7
/ bile fame.
! co. Resolved. That the Governor OF The
| Commonwealth i8 hereby empowered and
| requested 10 procure sword with suite
able deyicce. and that he cau-e tho Same
TO Doe presented TO General Taylor as d.
testimony of tine exalted sentiments ea-
| tcrtaiued by this DIS native state, for
| his distinguished services on INC ''-'
| going memorable ocoaa ions.
"3 Resolved. That ln CONSIDERATION oi
| Tho services rendered to our country n5
! lieutenaut-C0.onc Mathew H. i'fhe.
| in the battles of Ialo Alto and De irt 81
| la Palma. and hy Ide uonani-l Colonel D.
| Garland in those, and in tle engage
monts at Monterey and n tae further
| consideration mat they hot1 arc Nlffii-
ians. therefore the Governor oi tle Come
monwcllh is hereby authorized and poe
ouostcI 90 procure two sword with suite
| able devices. and that he cause oue OBJ
Doe presented TO- Lieutenant-D1 .or.' Iarr.
and the olhcr 10 Llcutenaut-C. Cas-
| land
4 Resolved. That che Governor of t1e
| Commonwealth cau e ta0.e Ic buttons
| 10 be communicate led 90 General ITO. I'i.
| Ifcutenant-C0loui PAYNE ana Co.ele.
| csrisnd and tnrogah Genera. TAYLOR o.
/ 49, ..,rrr. fin6er his command"
| Zachary Ta,lor. "D.d Houeh end
Evening journal., 1898-11-25

Thompson VS.. Moore; Journal printing
Company VS.. Jacob B. Maxwell; same
VS.. same.
Thursday, Dtcember S-Doran vs..
Pennypacker; Mullin vs.. Blumenthal;
Bowers executor VS.. B. q p. Railroad
Company; Hill VS.. CHM; same VS..
same; Thomas vs.. the Girard Trunk
Railway Company; National Dredging
Company VS.. same; Eliason vs.. Liebig
Manufacturing Company; Lewis VS..
Ely; Taylor VS.. the Trustees OF the
Poor; Marquardt & Co. vs.. Fritz G Co;
Adair VS.. the Star Publishing Com
pany; BALDWIN & Cox VS.. George
Thompson's executor. garnishee.
Special jury -Condon VS.. Fen
nessey; Burris VS.. p. w. & b. r. r.
Co; Weldon VS. p, w. & b. R. r. Gem
.pany; Price VS.. Charles Warner 6 Co.;
Clark vs. p, w. & b. R. II. Co.; Grasso
VS.. p, w. & b. r. r. Company: Tay-
lor VS. Pullman Palace Car Company;
Custic VS.. p, w. & B. r. r. Company;
Lhwless VS.. Pusey and Jones Com
pany; McAleer vs.. T.. Bmmenthal &
Co.; Dougheriy VS. p. w. & B. Rail-
road Company; Mcbride VS.. same;
Bradley vs.. same; Mcbride VS.. same;
Mention VS.. b. & p. r. r. Company;
Gear VS.. p, w. &c B. R. R. Company;
Bradley VS.. the same
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The other articles will be given out as
families IN need come to the attention
CT the congregation.
The Junior Auxiliary of ST. Andrews
Episcopal Church took a large guam
tity OF good things to the children Of
the st. Michaels Day Nursery and
Hospital for Babies. Donations we're
also distributed from Grace Church
AIT ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.
Professor Groten, Of Philadelphia.
preached the Thanksgiving sermon
yesterday at 81. Andrews Church.
BAPTlsTS HOLD UNION SERVICES.
Union services were held yesterday
by the Baptists or Wilmington in
North Baptist Church. Rev. o. G. Bud
dington, Of Bethany, preached the ser
mon to a large congregation.
Evening journal., 1898-11-25
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Special penmanship class will be
olaried at GOldey College next Monday
night at 73O.
Chief Of Police Dolan has received
a new file to be used In connection
with the Bertillion system OF exam
ming criminals.
The George w. Bush and sons
Company have finished coaling the
steamer S. T. Morgan.
Il. Elmer Perry, superintendent OF
Asbury NJ. e. Sunday school, will make
an address on Reform" at the Y. M.
C.. A. on Sunday afternoon.
The remains Of George Snow We're
buried in Wilmington and Brandywlne
Cemetery yesterday afternoon.
Evangelical services will continue
at Grace NJ. f. Church next week.
Postmaster Browne has received
orders to put on four extra carriers Tor
The holidays, and will try to keep them
en- the force permanently.
Captain Chase, formerly OF the
Josephine. will be in charge OF the
steamer S. T. Morgan on her trial trip
tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1898-11-25
lAnnrcIls .A DEFENDANT.

rsey City, Nov. 25.-The suit Of R.
Lyle against ]. Edward Addicks TO
force the completion Of a contract
: before Vice-Chancellor Emory on
,dnegday. The plaintiffs bill alleges
1t MIR. Addicks. who was stock
lder in Staten Island Terra Gotta
ay Company ait the time it got into
ficulties. made a contract with Ly.e
reorganize the company and agreed
pay him $4,000. Mr.. Lyle says
at he reorganized the company but
as Addicks has repudiated the con-
a5t. The answer of Mr.. Addicks t'
suit is that lawyer Dickinson haC
authority from him to contract witt
r. Lyle. The vice-chancellor re
rived his decision.