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Quality. Purity and Natural Drynes,

CCnnolssenrs 3nd these in G.. H. Mumm's Extra
Dry Champagne. Its importations in 1898 were
*, 500 cases. or %, $40 than any other brand
Only choicest grapes and first dressings used
hence never surpassed in quality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-02-20
DIED.

ROLAND: On Monday morning. February 90 1899
at = o clock, MADGE AGATHA, beloved daugh-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-02-20

CRlER- Departed this life eB Sunday morning
February ~, 1899. HENRY A. CRIER husband
~ Flea Crier and sou OF the late Ella j
trier. '''N' -
Funeral from Metropolitan AMF Church NJ
street between 18Th aud 10th streets T4..,lsV
February n, at > nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-02-20

CoNNER Entered into rest. on Satur,iav Fsbruar,
II, iSs' at S:l5 am, WILLIAM C,iNNF,l, he
- IN the eighty-third year Of his age
Funeral Tuesday. February u nj 1 nm FINN, ~.
!ate FtSiaeace, illI sth street northwest Rcla.
tives and friends invited. ,Alexaniria Va ma.
pers ropy.D '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-02-20

fIlE February ~. 1S99. at 5::,5 am AMANDA
NJ, beloved wife OF Capt. John McsI.r Titr arI
mother Of Mrs. Sue Fite Ramsey. aged dfty -siE
Funeral from her late residence Iaa "a street mort
east, February Il, at 2:a0 pm. Relatives and
friends invited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23
WASHINGTON AND LEE,
Washington Literary Society Medals
FOR Orators and Dcbatcrs.

LEXINGTON. va. Fe1. Special
Washing,ons birthday was observed here
to-day. Academic duties at The Virginia
NrUitarv Institute WASHINGTON and Lee
University. postofiIce. banks, ANA schools
Ina the evening tho lee Memorial chape.
AZ Washington and Ieo University WaH
filed with friends oi the 'tuus i'la, ,i''
occasion bcinc the eighty seventh annual
celebration OF the Washington Literary
Eocietv. The young gentlemen acquitted
themselves with credit SHOWING lHAt
much time bad been 6lNen % the pre-
paration of their speeches. The officers
1vers. President W. g. Perr0w. OF Viz
ginia: Vice. President IT. ID. sloan. ol
West Virginia. Secretary w. q. Moore
OF Virginia. Chief Marshall j. IS. Graves,
of Virginia. ,.,.e
sneech by President Porrow. after which
DE- introduced as first tor of the
evening Mr.. T.. ID. OF, of Virginia. VINO
smoke ON "NirgInias Past Af d.
Powell Royal of Virginia. was lhen
introduced. who spoke ou "S0me Evils
that Threaten our Country The sub-
jeot for debate was road by Secretary
Moore. Resolved. That the aVcrIec
Young man of To-day has O. better op-
portunity 20 make q financial success
The question was ably discussed by Mr
j. r. Senft of Pennsylvania and Mr.
g. S McNultv OF Virginia. boo the aillr-
NATIVE. and hy Nr. IT, w. Gor9h On, OF
West Virginia. and Mr.. j. McC Sieg. of
Virginia in tho negative
The music for the occasion was fur
nished hv the Virginia Military Institute
Post Band
The orators medal was awarded TO Mr..
OFT aud debeters medal 10 Alr McNulty
bv tho following JUDGES. Professor ID
c. HUMPHREYS PRO. ADDISON loeue and
Mr.. w NJ MrIfWcc. Jr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23
TEST THE WAR TAX.
Tobacco Men 20 Bring Suit Against
the Government.

Tobacco Men 90 Bring Suit Against
the Government
Major James ID. Patton on behalf OF
himself and a number of the leading to-
bacco men I'm the city. Will bring suit
i'm the United States District Court here
10 test the constitutionality of the
DineIcv war revenue bin. The object Of
this suit will be TO recover the amounts
which they claim 10 have been Illegally
forced to pay in special taxes on manu-
featured tobacco, cigars and cigarettes.
The tax on tobacco was formerly
cents per pound. The war revenue act
increased the tax 10 u cents, and also
added 8 cents on all manufactured stock
which had already been stamped. 10 Is 90
have the money so paid refunded that
tbe courts will be appealed 20. The con-
tontion will be made that the tobacco
havfn., been manufactured and taxed ac-
cording TO the law then In force, no nddi-
tional tax could be imposed by q retro
active clause.
The whole amount involved. including
tobacco. snuff. cigars. and cigarettes, Is
60 ta2 % with one Of the New York dis
tricfe not included. Pennsylvania and
virginia were the heaviest sufferers. Inc
amount paid I'm from Virginia Wa 80
309 %. OF this S3S9lL5l was rom tto
Richmond and 81. 1872. ~ from the LyHeH-
burg district. .,.- t,..,-ois a-d
many other tobacco men IN the S'a'e
will engage counsel In a rev days anu
commence the legal contest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23
APLAY AKIN TO NATURE.
sowing the wind" at the Academy
10 Niobt a Powerful Play of Society.

Sowing the Wind is underlined for
presentation At the Academy, tonight
~ ...s,,,,ins, the wind" is one of those IrO-
,,,l,ions whose truth TO nature makes an
tn,uros,stible appeal TO the heart, and
,,alses one feel more strongly. than ever
~, .,reat discrepancy there IS in society's
t,r'eafr~ent of victims OF the social evil
the weaker sex being made 10 suffer al
,aost Inc entire Odium. This has been the
90 -. for so long that 10 has become second
nature 10 the world ar large. making II a
difficult matter 10 equalize the punish
rnenr i'm a way 20 deter the so-called mo
hest work Of God" from going ahead in
his dastardlv work. Sowing the Wind"
tells the story IN a way that leaves one
mo- excuse for shielding the villain while
visiting contumely on the real sufferer.
Mr.. Henry Miller makes his first aD-
peararce in this city as a star az the
Academy tomorrow night I'm Hearts
ease" Mr.. Miller's years Of successes in
the Lyceum Stock Company I'm society
dramas. his subsequent achievements in
romantic roles. such as Earl Of Leicester
in "kenilworth,, and his more recent
successes with the Empire Theatre Stock
Company In ''Gudgeons." 1.-The Masque-
raiders. ." Bohemia Sowing tho Wind"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23
THE JURY SECURED,
The Third Trial ofJamcs Penrose Car"
fer VIII Begin To-Day.

Tho third trial of James Pcnrosc Carter
ror .bo killing OF Charles +. Moore Will
b.,ln this morning at II o'clock
Sheriff simon solomon, Who went mp 10
et,rntor Tuesday afternoon for Nelirc
nt t,-,nou &c having been found i'm
rossiale to secure "a jury I'm Hcnrico' re-
r5rurt Yesterday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock with I'll body OF twenty citizens
from Siauut0u.
a lis. containing thc names OF the gen.
uemcn from S,auutJn, was given the
counsel for lle defence. Who asked Chat
tbo, be given "a few minutes to examine
tbo same The yenire included the fol-
i,,v,ira gentlemen. Messrs. Walter r.. An
dor-on w. J.. olivier W. B. McChesney,
p Northnaele. ID. G.. Bmmau. Harry
1Vorfhineton. j. w. Splitter. j. NJ. Daniel,
William Thornton. IA. l.. Lang. j. A..
SINGER. r.. T.. Murray, T.. NJ. liarman, r..
~. Mencfee. j. S. Denny James Black
1ev. d. ~ SPOTS, S. ID. Timberlakc, w.
B Miller and G.. j.. Bowman.
Twelve jurymen were 20 be chosen from
ta. yrnire of twenty. and but fourteen
mon were examined when The necessary
number was secured. These twelve.
with the four previously secured, made
the panel. and four uames-aN OF them
rr0m Stanton-wcre then challenged by
the defence and told TO stand aside.
Messrs. Olivier and Northnagle were the
only two men who were examined and
uot accepted
Nir. O44cr had read about the case
ami said Doe bad am opinion that would
require evidence % remove.
Mr.. Northnagle was excused upon tho
same grounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23

The United states Circuit Court Of APP
peals reconved yesterday morning at ~
O'Clock. with Judges Con, Morris ana
Waddiu presiding
40. gG-Ihe Emerson company, OF
West Virginia, appellant vs. il. Mitchell
CONT Eastern District of Norih Carolina:
I,urtber argued by Arthur Steuart, or
Baltimore Md, for appellant ana Dy
Ernest Wilkinson. of washington, ID. &,
for appellee. and submitted,
No. 291-B0ard OF C0mmis ,Ioners or Ok
ford. n. g.. cl ais, plaintiffs i'm error,
rs. Union Bank Of Richmond, Va de-
fondant boo error. ln error io circuit Court
Eastern District OF North Carolina. Al
guea bv r.. O. Burton, Of Raleigh, y.
a. and bv j. l.. Manius of Durham,
\. g.. aud continued UNITY tomorrow
j. l.. Manning Of Durham, y. c.. and
O.. A. Busbee. of Raleigh. n. g., were
admitted as attorneys OF lhe court.
Gases IN call for argument to-day are;
no. a5. T.. W.. stanton, 90 al., plain
tins I'm error VS., J. William Goshorn, de-
PENDANT I'm error: I'm error to Circuit Court
o. West virginia. To bee argued by
Brown. Jackson g. knight for plaintiffs
I'm error and bv j. ". ST. Claire and
l. ". Kennedy for defendant in error.
No. go. steamtug Lucken1ach. appel
liant. VS.. b. w Lear, master. &c, schoon-
ell Duren. appellee. appeal from District
Court for Eastern District of Virginia, at
Norfolk. TO boz argued by Robert NJ,
Hughes FOR appellant and by Floyd
Hughes and Borland and Wilcox for
appc.eles.
flou. william w. Brawley. limited
States District Judge for the district Of
south Carolina. VINO has been in the
city in attendance upon the United states
Circuit Court Of Appeals, has lett for his
home an Charleston.
j. S. Manning, of Durham. N. c.. ana
r. o. Burton and @. ". Busoee. OF RAJ
leigh. ". o., are in the city, attending
The court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23

WASHINGTON Feb 22-The morning
session of the Con of the Daughters
IN rhe American Is ton was devoted
to the consideration OF the continental
memorial hall project
The report Of Mrs. Shepard. chairman
of the continental hal committee show
ed a. balance in tho fund OF $500
An onnortunitv was given delegates 70
mako contributions To- tho fund with the
result that about $500 was added to
the fund. The hall will Poe located IN
this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23

Aforiz Roscnthal. the famous German
pianist. win give his militia. recital boz ine
South al the Academy " Music on sat
urday night Arrangements have been
made for several eNcurluus to bo run
from ue.ghb0ring towns. and all me IN
dicati0us point 90 very large and bril-
liant audience Seats are now ON sale
af tho music store of Messrs. Walter ID.
Moses q Co.
Tho New York sun said recently Of
Rnsauthal.
"It /. Indeed rare that n giant Of
such ability as Herr M1rz Rosenthal
last nieht proved himself can be found
Pfc is hero. a demi-god-what shall
We srNr
"A perfect pianist that is the terra
which best Describes him. and yot the
phrase has a properly discreet and mod
est rims
"To the alertness ~ leccrdemain and
the strength OF a blacksmith he adds
the refinement Of woman and the sim
certify of g. faithful and humble apostle
of art"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23
Y, M. C. A. BOARD.
At Their Meeting Favorable Reports
Were Submitted.

THE Board of directors of tho Young
Mons Christian Association held a
i,rgolv attended m. citing Tuesday night
IN which time the anrdal report OF the
,rrcasur,r Mr. O.. b. Sydnor, Jr, Was
received. also that Of General secretary
Mckee. Both reports showed most
healthy condition Of affairs. ~ the
hardest kind Of work. the Board. with
,o-oneratiou Of the members, ana the
Associate Finance Committee, succeeded
in closing the Association year just end
cd with all the current expenses for the
wear paid. also tho necessary repairs
that were put on and the interest on the
,,ortgage debt The standing indebted
ness OF the Association Is now $3.50,
which includes the extensive repairs and
improvements of two years ago. NJ which
time the splendid baths We're put I'm ard
The Association Hall improved. IL IS
The hope Of the directors that the entire
indebtedness may be raised during the
present year.
After hearing the reports. the old board
adjourned and the new Board OF Direc-
tors was Immediately called To order for
the election OF officers and the transac-
ton OF business relative 10 the new
year. II is gratifying 10 note that the
same officers which have so successfully
plotted the Association uhiihh III" ltTt
three years, are TO look after the affairs
during the present year. and are as fol-
lows.
President, Robert NJ Smith: First Vice
President. w. j. Whitehurst: Second
President, c. w. Tanner; Third
Vice President. y. n. Newman: Treas
urer G. b. Sydnor, Jr.; Recording Sec
rotary, S. VI. Woodward.
The other members Of the board are
Robert s. Bosher. Joseph BRYAN. James
Lewis Anderson, RI. ID. Eicheberger w.
G. West d. A. Kuyk. ID. r. AIidyette.
James Whittet. George r. Cannon. The
present executive officers will continue
TO look after the welfare OF the Associ-
alton. General Secretary ;. N. Mckee.
Assistants c. II. Hamilton. II. l.. Nor
ris. and Physical Director J. NJ. Ora.
ham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23

Julia Jones. an old colored nurse. Who
was greatly esteemed by many families
in Richmond. died yesterday az 1l.i5 A.
NJ at hcr residence. 80. 5sli Fourth
street, Fulton.
She had nurscd I'M many prominent
families here and Mamma Julia was
i'm a class of her own.
She was "A most capable nurse and
cool old woman.
Her funeral viii take place tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23

There were many well known people
stopping at the Jefferson yesterday.
Prominent among them were a large
number OF bankers from various parts
of the state. Others registered there
were. Mr.. u. j. ID. Cross. a prominent
attorney of Baltimore; Mr. W. G.. Elliott,
of the Atlantic Coast Line; Mr.. George
Rouudtree and Mr.. T.. $. Martin. OF VIII
mincton. ". c.: Mr. Robert ". Hughes,
of Norfolk: Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Hamilton. OF Petersburg. DR.. Frederick
h.. Hyde. Misses A. NJ. and l. j. Hyde,
and Mr.. S. VI. Hyde, of New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23
I.1::..E!!.I!llI.II;3;li.Il.EI:I!IzI


Urinary. SECONDARY Or IeIuary svnhin.
peIm~Lenty cured IA 10 ~ =. d.ys. lou
can De treated a. ONE Tor the sam. nTica
under same guaranty. IL you prefer 10
rare anu hotel bills. and no charge If Wa
fall 10 cure. II you have taken Mercury.
lodloe Potash. ana sun have aches and
Jams. MUCOUS Patches In mouth sore
Throat. Pimples, Copper Coloreo snots
olceis on aAy part OF the BODY. hair or
e50oiVMb ie!lnB out, II Is this Syphilitic
bbOOD POISON that We guarantee 10
ana challenge Tire world for a case we
Sannot cure This disease has always
panied tho ski OF tho most eminent
pnysieisne; @oV0c capital behind our I'M
seat fealed on application. Address Cook
Remedy Co., 3l2 Masonic Temple,
Chicago. III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23
STATE OFFICES CLOSED.
Col Richardson Had His Force or
eConyicts Cleaning Upthc square.

The Capitol and State library offices
were closed yesterday with the exception
of that OF Register of The Land Office.
colonel Richardson had the conyicts at
work cleaning up the Capitol Square.
Considerable progress was made In the
work.
he-Commonwoalth Joseph
r. I.awless was IN his Office for a short
timc.
The snring-like weather male the Capt.
fol square % popular place TO visit, and
hundreds of men. women and children
were there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23
TO MEET HERE AGAIN.
Board OF Fisheries will Convene Again
in March.

The state Board OF Fisheries met at
,,,cf,ibers nreseut as follows. Dr. Frank
Fletcher. president; Mr.. Seth f. Miller.
secretary; Captain John a. Curtis. Hon.
George ID. Keezcll, and Dir. Pembroke
Petit. 81,
the confederation of routine matters. 4
question came up involving the respective
rights OF tongers and planters. IL was
from Warwick county. The board IS al
herring 10 the Baylor survey anu mas no
rov-er 10 force planters OFF the natural
rock when they overstep the bounds. The
case in question Is already In the court.
where the rights of the litgants Will be
decided
The board will meet I'm Richmond on the
thlrd "Wednesday im March.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23
EnlINarl kInIIng III.

NEW. YORK. February 22-Rudyard
Kipling Us seriously ODD in This city at
the Grenoble Hotel Hc is suffering from
Inflammation of the lungs. His doctors.
however, hope That with bus strong COM
suudon he viii De able 10 pun through
an right.
The following bulletin was issued az Q
O'Clock this afternoon by n.s physicians,
DIS. JaneWay and Dmham
"Nr. Kiplins has Inflammation of the
right lung. This produces the usual
fever. There are at present no compli-
cations"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23
Youthful Rnrrlnr.

SAVANNAH GA. Feb 22.-Deputv
United States Marshal White brought
in from Bullock county Yesterday two
exceptional criminals. They are negroes.
aged eight and eleven years and the
Federal building They broke into tho
postOhice at Bliss by a. second-sforv min
dow and rhed the cash drawer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23
Fast Dyes for Cotton.
Brilliant and Unfading Colors
Made by Diamond Dyes,
A Ten-Cent investment Often
Saves Dollars.

Professional dyers always use different
dyes for cotton than for wool, as cotton
IS "a vegetable fibre. while wool comes
from an animal. In Diamond Dyes there
are some fifteen fast cotton colors that
are prepared especially Tor cotton ana
mixed goods. These dyes give colors that
even wahing IN strong soapsuds or eX-
posure TO the sunlight Will not fade.
Sec that you get Diamond Dyes. and
take nothing else.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23

MIDDLESEOROUCH. KY. Feb. o.
The pine timber lands Of southwest Nir-
ginia. east Tennessee and northwestern
North Carolina have been monopollzed
by Canadian and New England capital
lists.
The capital Of the syndicate is 5000
0OJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23
MUTlNY AMONG CADETS.
Students Of DanVillc Military school
Rebcl Because MOI Given Holiday.

DANVIiLE. VA. Feb. % Special
4 number of The cadets attending the
DanyiIe Military school from this city
rcDened to-day and refused TO attend
school because the superintendent would
not grant holiday on account OF Wash
ugiOns birthday.
Boys Who wished 20 attend were held
up n half mile from the school and
either Joined the rebels or were placed
under arrest
The institute ranks among the best
military schools IN tho South The SUI
pcrintendent refused 10 give the holiday
because seyeTa. days have been recently
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23
THE 22ND, IN WARRENTON.
Banks on serve Holiday Coming We'd
ain Artist of Note.

uIU l-NIIINI OI NOIr.
WARRENTON. va, Feb. ZZ-Special-
Washiuston's birthday will be observed
here To-day by the closing OF the bank
and postonce.
Richard a. Brooke. q well-known artist
OF Washington. has removed DIS studio
to this pace. whore be will reside ln The
future. This is his native home. one of
DIS most celebrated paintings is THE
Pastoral Nlst' which occupies a. promi-
neut place boz CorcOllu's Art Gallery
To-day in Washington Miss Meta Pattie
o. this place Will Doe married 10 AIR.
Collin Anderson 90 this county.
Tho big SNOW is fast disappearing lcav-
ing tAo roads iu very muddy condl ton,
and also causing the streams to overflow,
which viii necessarily impede travel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23
EXERCISES AT ASHLAND,
Washington Literary Society Observes
the Day-Ne'crans Did Not Meet

ASHLAND. VA. FEB. 2.-Special-
Washington birthday was commcmo-
rated tonight by appropriate exercises
Ay Washington Literary Society of RAN
dolph-Macou College.
An GRAFTON was delivered by Mr. Roger
Tyler. OF tine society ANA defamation
bv Mir. Taylor also of the society, after
which Dr S. $. Lambeth of the Virginia
Conference. made the address of the
evening.
on account of the bad roads there was
uot quorum present at the annual
meeting of tho W. B. Newton Camp.
Confederate Veterans at Hanover Court
house to-day. Consequently the veterans
did not hold their celebration as previous
ly announced. officers for The ensuing
scar were also to have been elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23
Mng $ Incrca cd

ALLENTOWN. PA. Feb. 90 -N-o.io.
has been posted by the Tomas IRON Com
pany notifying the employees that fbnir
vases have been advanced ten per sent.
that has been issued in the Lehigh VaIIe,,
for many years. N'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23
Hnd Quorum.

The annual meeting OF the Sons OF the
American Revolution was 10 have been
held last night, but quorum Of the
members did not show up and no BUSH
ness was transacted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23
Bnshrnrd Nomlnntcd

DELAWARE OHIO. Feb. 22-Tbe
Ohio Prohibition Convention has nominal
ed DR. w. j. Bashlord for Governor. A
full state ticket was named
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23

and many other favorite plays. are too
familiar 10 thcatre-goers TO need more
than passing mention. His present en-
gagement here as a star promises 10 be
"a welcome event and 10 attract the warm
est interest of theatre-goers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23

ROANOKE. VA. Feb. 22.-special-
Washingtons birthday was celebrated
here to-day. A joint programme was
rendered at the Academy Of Music by
tho j. O. T.. A. NJ, and the public
schools Patriotic speeches were made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-23
Tho Day in Roanoke.

lost on account Of the weather and other
causcs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-04

vision. OF sae g-sh DAY q March. A. y.
Ike. by Moran Eres- Con- ya1y. corpora
ton. against the Steamer SsSpsr- Ter
boilers. engines. take. apparel and ftirri-
fUres Alleging IA Substance that between
IRE Lth day ~ August. ssae. and rse }sth
cav g Msrch- f.@ss. said sE5ssant Moran
Bres- COMPANY ds3 work AID furnished
materials IN sne City % Seattle kzEg
Coansy- State o. Washington. Tor the re-
pair ard equipment % ne said Ste amer
seSp%E. a. tn@ special instance Aid re-
guest OF TIE swne- ard master tnsfeSs.
whscs repairs were of the reasonable
salse OF s-s1Sa ard which said sam TIRE
master and owner agreed 70 paS rEe-e-
Ter ana that 90 part thereof hss been
paid. except the SUM Of 81 S.. and that the
said Ha-esans Moran Bros. Company has
Len upon said steamer or vessel under me
general maritime Iav and the statutes ~
the state Of Washington Ger said sum due
for repairs as aforesaid. and tina, said
stes nser or vessel is aow within tas Dis
trEcf Of Washington. and praying that
process may tssEs against sad steamer
ar vessel. ard thar che may be condemned
and solG and the proceeds Of said sale
spptsed 80 he payment 81 said SUM -
due a. repairs.
Now. therefore. IN pursuance OF the mo-
milton under the sSei az the said Court
20 me directed and delivered. | &c hereby
give pubic notice 70 al persons claiming
the said steamer or vessel, her boilers
engines. tackle. apparel ard furniture. or
IN any manner Interested therein. that
they be and appear before the said Dis
triet Court, IT, Dc held az The City Of Se-
attic. IN and for the Northern Division 81
the DISTRICT % Washington. en- fhe L5th
day ~ April next. Ar 10 o'clock in the
forenoon Of that dag crowded the same
shall be 3 day 81 jurisdiction: otherwise
on the next day 81 Jurisdiction thereAfte-l,
then and there 10 tnserpose their claims
AID 90 make tissr allegations In that be-
half
Dated this nth day Of March, A. n 1893
Z. ". IDE L. s. Marshal.
BY II " TYLER DEPUTY
Preston. Carr * Gilman. P-octors for