Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1896, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1896—-TWELVE PAGES. T ————— RISLIPSPSEPSSSIESSLPFES OOO Prices. We can’t cut ours in half for the simple rea- son that we never mark goods with such high profit to start with. If we should take off per cent we'd be losing money, and that’s not our purpose in keeping tore, but we can and do sell Carpets, Furniture s ° > and Drapery, renee 2 considered, cheaper than % a any other house in town. ¢ | Pe ‘Take a look around and p then come and see if we 3 > ¥ Sd a don't. 3 > Combto ition Boukease, $4.95. be : Oak Sticbomd, $10. 2 reentelle Sul Ww. H. Hoeke, * @ CAREETS, FURNITURE AND DRAPE < Cor. Pa. Ave. and 8th St e: Srsecssreesas PERSE SOS F Elphonze Youngs Co. Have you neyer heard of that Great Sanitarium at Battle Creek, Mich., Health known the “Sanitarium Food Co. as they are known the wide world —Probably you bare, over—However, it is "* so generally known that they are large producers of a variety of Food Products of a very desirable character, suited alike to the well and strong or the most seriously afflicted dyspeptic. We are now offering a large line of these goods them free to all at our demonstra- ’ present week. You are In- lueir merits while etperts are oa the gemed to explain more fully about them. Elphonzo Youngs Co., wh saie and Retail Grocers, 428 Ninth Street, bet. D and E. Ripans Tabules. call upon Mise Pearl Margerite usrst S, 1805, at the of her parents, 2826 Madison . St. Lonis, when asked ber opinion as to the merits of Ripans Tabuies, how she came to nse them amd what was her ailment, sald: ~My opinion of Ripaus Tabules? It's very goal-T hold them in very bigh regard. They were recommended to me by a young man im Leland Miller's * drug st I have been annoysd cousideraiiy with blackheads and tried many kinds of tollet soaps and lotions to vemove then, bat wasn't very wuceessfal. Them I began to lose my appetite, and finalis got so that at sight of food almost produced a feeling of nausea. I went to see a physiclan and he said I was suffering very badly from a poor digestion aed that that was the cause of th He prescribed tired taking his nasty medicine, and besides, I don't think It did me much goud. One day FE was in Letand Miller's and asked the clerk If be knew anything zood for indigestion. He sald: “Try Iipans ‘Tai T did, and after using them for some time—it's no trouble to take them I wax greatly Improved. My appetite came back and the unsightly facial disthurement that annoyed me so much hay entirely disappeared.” One gives relief. Fipans Tabules are sold by druggists, or by mail $f Ue price (G0 cents a box) Is seat to The Ri Chemical Company, No. 10 Spruce st., New Samplo vial, 10 coats, Yor: It’s Now or N-E-V-E-R-! This is the very last week of our below-cost sale of Furniture not another MINUTE aiter 6 o'clock Saturday night. If you are going to get a Parlor Suite —or a Red Room Suite—or a Sideboard—in the next YEAR, thisis the one chance to buy at less than WHOLE- SALE price. You can Pay Cash Or Not! Just as you please about it. You're perfectly welcome to credit ALWAYS—if you want it—no notes—no inter- est—weekly or monthly pay- ments. All Carpet made and laid FREE—as usual—no charge for waste in matching figures. Grogan’s maymorH fos Hows! me feo bad 778 Er HAND T STS. Peer es ec ereee cXEREREE ERS peeespeereseeeseee Serves oe XXKEE EEE ANY rxXuxuNEREE ENS an xeRX EERE ME CREE ER ERR EER a . - ar TALKER SONS, 208 10TH ST. N.W.. can . Felts, Fi Frings, im Cement iweaad Tes 5. Kann, Sons & 0,, Howard’s Cors Corset Emporium, 1003 E F St. sIt’s STH & MARKET SPACE|AmMusin’” OUR WE ALWAYS PUT THIS DAY. DOWN AS OXE or ann MASCOT an OF TH Marseilles Finished Cro- chet Spreads, pearl 2| hemmed, ready for use, extra large size, Some- thing entirely new. | genuine $1.50 Spread, os A SOME A RG. ‘ Tomorrow, 8c. Tae ae a6 ere TACK CURTAINS, aET Sie FAS HERS Oty LEAD TEA At $1. —— 6gc. A LITT SRADE OF Nt BUT 54 (NCHES INCHES DE- ALL THE SonMEE VALUE WA 3 Tomorrow, 50 PAIRS OF | ALL HENIL ZASTERUL | PATTERNS, | DES THEYRE SUCH {ONT SINFUL Down to Tomorrow, $1. 49. (A DBRBY PORTIERES, APFE 0D VA A To “Mts a HAVE BROCADH, 31 HEAL PRICE Is He Tomorrow, $2.39. Genuine Amoskeag and Lancaster Apron Ginghams from the piece, 3 Tomorrow, 3”c. 100 Dozen A LARGE GINGHAM Ako: FULL Tex TH AND WIDTH. Tomorrow, ioc New Light Percale Finished Print Wrappers, all sizes. Tomorrow, 49¢. Every piece of Dark Gingham in stablishment, no matter how ex- pensive, will be sold Tomorrow, sc. yd. Another chanceat our Silk Waists. Ladies’ Silk Waists, fancy striped habutias, crushed collars and belts, large sleeves. Tomorrow, $1.49. Ladies’ Fancy Wash Waists, in pink, blue, lavender and other high colcrs. Tomorrow, $1.98. Ladies’ Fancy Checked Surahs and Plain Black, Cardinal and Blue India Silk Waists. Tomorrow, $2.95. Ladies’ Black India, Fancy Figur- ed Surahs and } Ik Waists, full front, pleated backs, extra wide sleeves. Tomorrow, $3.98. Another sale of our 12 and 16-but- ton-length Suede Mousquctaire Gloves, warranted perfect and qaual- ity guaranteed. They were sold at $2.00 and $2.25 a pair. Again Tomorrow, 69c. oo dozen samples of Fine Swiss Embroidered Handkerchiefs, sixteen different patterns. Goods that are selling in a regular way at 9c. and 25¢. Tomorrow, 12”c. 50 dozen Extra Heavy Altinen Huck Towels, woven borders, in red, blue and white, satin finish. Good value at 1Q¢. i Tomorrow, 12”c. Extra Size Bleached Honeycomb Towels, size 23x42. This is an all- cotton Towel,-but special good value at Tomorrow, 9c. 150 dozen assorted kind of smail size Cotton and Fancy Linen Towels, suitable for barber use as well as for household. Only Tomorrow, 5c. Full Size Fine Quality Muslin Stamped Pillow Shams, a great va- riety of new designs. Tomorrow, I5¢. Fine Silver Bleached Soft Finished Table Damask, a variety of patterns, | © 04 4¢ 49-28 23-33 4032-4 with Napkins to match. A yard Tomorrow, 309c. 63-inch wide Silver Bleached Ger- man Table Damask, by far better than the full bleached at 69¢., as it — nothing but the pure linen “Tomorrow, 49c. 50 dozen of the well-known W. B. Corsets, extra long waist, in white and gray, sateen strip, in all sizes. They're $1.00 kind, bought up as a special job. Tomorrow, 59¢. Regular Thursday Bargains | ¢¢ —to hear of the inquiries being made of travelirg men by other dealers in the Coreet business wi:o keep little 2 by 6 stocks as to why we are constantly ad- verlising the —so extensively. ‘Today we answer their inquiries ourselves and through the press. Why do we advertise the “R. G.” Corsets? BECAUSE We know “a good thing” when we see it, and if these small Corset dealers ad- Yertived the “R. & G."" Corsets as we do, we would give them credit of also Knowing ‘a good thing.”” We fully understand the Corset business, and we know the “RR. & G."" Corsets are the best domestic Corsets om the market today. We carry all thefr styles, ranging in price from Te. to $10. We fit every pair when requested. We guarantee every pair we sell. We retura you your money if you do not like them. and if the inquisitorial wish to learn anything mere about the “it. & G."" Cor- sets, Jf they will kindly call, we will take pleasure im fmparting to them valuable knowledge concerning this world-famed brand of Corsets. We are relling an Extra Jong Waist “R. & c set, in white, at. W> ore celling an Extra Long Walst “R. & G." Cor- set, in black a white, at.. 75C. $1. ‘These are rot marked down from fab- lous prices to deceive the unsuspecting, 8 appears to be the policy of some Corset-lepartment stores, but are “reg- ular goods at regular prices," and guar- sauteed by us to be the best intrinsic value in sets ever distributed. HOWARD’S Corset Emporium, IR.66G,.” CORSETS 2? DO eo ther 09-40-0906 REEVES, POOLE & CO, Cash Gi zs Ts, 1209 F St. A ne bon —¥ HL be Ine for one day} At heen sold grapes in n our 47¢. confections y. Never Deforc bas city, Finest Malaga she best bon bom creams—the wwpenydy you ever tasted. wyable to supply the demand = 4Te. mixtures, bav- for beth ing added ¢ that’ curs contains the purest and vbolesomest ingredients — flavored with frevh frait Mayers, Over 40 varie- tles of chocolttes in our 47. mixture — over 20 varleties of chocolates, bon bons and caramels in o1 mixture. Freshly Roasted Coffee. rm Of coftec we sell tg roasted dry-roast proses, Old Mandehling Java and Mocha, 38c. tb.; 3 Ibs., $1.10;, $1.80. R., P. & Cc No. I Break- fast Java, 35¢c. Ib.; 3 Ibs., $1. t t i ; ! “t 1 } nee teed ty be the tines eotee to $ eeves, I poole 0.,% Rev ves, 4 oele & * 1209. F Street. ~ it St ts $F te te te se 43 7 HOS iii a> ee ? The best at the lowest 3 price at Beveridge’s. 2 5 3 2 :H-e-l-p-s =? ‘To Housewives. $ — _ We have SO MANY “lit- 2] _ tle things” in our House- furnishing Department that = are great helps in the home % —at such small cost that no one would be without them ¢ were their real yalue known. 5 few suggestion SIS 7th we. Honorable | C=r=e-d=i-t. We call oar credit svstem lonorable “1 the first pla to pay creh! ‘Then Word for it that yon will pay vash eack week. notes and swear by a notary p Come! Refurnist: your entire pos you fo desire, and pay ¢ you can ‘spare. A fe Silk Damask Parlor Suites, $35 —on credit. Lovely Sideboards, $10 —on credit. 1896 Baby Carriages, $5 —on credit. RUDDEN’S Credit House, 513 7th St. fel0-3m,50 We W “Want | = ee oeaury, SWITCHES. FINE IRE GREAT REDUCTIONS: 1.50. +36.00 ae at same $2.50 Switches at ™SICCARDES, $4.00 Switches nS Til 11TH Ey _Next door to Palais Royal. IF YOU HAVE A giving yon satist: fon fetch it to us and we you a fair price for it in cxchanze for will give you satisfaction. of pens and pencils. Leads to fit pencils. oo Co il GOVERNMENT PEN Co one Of our Lancaster Governtucnt Fountata Penn = Almond and Glycerine Cream, 25¢. Bottle. don't ‘make you sign WW. 4 ‘NTAIN PEN ase 1s NOE We repair all kinds ARE CLT ROE PIAA pd OM EMER MLD be oleh BOE batts ‘yeridg ge, d 1214 G St.2 yy GLASS. 1 ew. Be brats F St. £ porrery. AP (> i { ic sNo ahecas int if**Derimatine” ah Never becomes thik or sticky. % Ts a clear. limpid, oxy y per: fume! Ueuid. Wonder filiy sn to chapped Nands and face. 3 the akin i EP Neching tet saving. BOTTLE. Y: Thompson, 7°3 Ay 4 ‘ Pharmacist. Se i: o> oe =e Bic . or $+ 2+ +? 2-25 se te —Learn to “LIBERTY” in our great Indoor School and you'll learn to love ue peerless wheel. On “Liberty” the sider ee to the utmost the joys of cycling. $100 is the cost of the wheel. jHadger, fo os ride will S 2 er o> to-4t-o 1024 cael oS e. ripeness amd tonclease ness is one of the preat- es KI the {Ladies’ leather belts, 15¢. to 75¢. $ We bave Just made up a lot of Morocco, Calf, Grain, Alligator and Seal Belts—all shades, with covered buckles. We will let these go at from 5c. to T5c. each. A leather belt on the out- side of th coat 1s quite the ‘fad’ just now. Everything in Tcather Goods! : ¢Kneessi, 425 7th St. ,,.,. wnat Se Oe Ole 44-42 SO SE TO: KALON oe 614 14th St. ’Phone 998. Ladies With Bony Hands. should te ROW Ree HAND BLEACH es winds soft, s injurions. NAD LES OILET CO., 1325 G St. fe26-8 The Celebrated “Gilt Edge” Cream from tie ¢ thoroughly aerated milk. tisif Malccacs At Reduced Prices This Week. ——The will be cut to pleasing smaliness. an tunity worth gresping. An All-hafr Mattress, full size, ‘well made, for as little as..... Curly Hate Mattress, gray, full ‘size, splendidly made. $20. = Houghton < eo 1214 F_ST. N.W. _—— price of every mattress in stock and of any mattices ordercil this week - $6.00' $14.00 celled for coffee, chocolate, desserts, char- lotte russe, a8, ges frevti ldaily! Best Créatudry Butter, Qc. 1b.; box for Ls 40. Geo, . Jr. 3: 0. M)Oyster ah ‘. 5-Ib. 26 Riggs; Market. ‘The inveator of the tem Beef Tea ‘Was the great chemist, BARON JUSTUS VON LIEBIG, Who allowed his signatuce and indorsement to be used only by Liebig Company’s Extract of Beef, 00-0 00 06-0 seen cote nO? | Cu al Market. California Wine and Fruit Co., Removed from 1205 G te 519 11th et. fe26-w,£,m,14¢ To Publish A list of all the live dealers that handle the great CUBANOLA vais minke eT asd al Siete ee, me S, the greatest puriacr. Shoot rt way ir ots sorts a ctal La PMLA aoectore. fe is tee ARD & Co., 623 Ta. ave., Distributors. | estnut Farm Dairy, is from It is absolutely pure. 0 Goat of this cream is equal to three dgarts of the ordiuars! Uuex- fe10-8m, “Peaches and Apricots! I$ WEEK—ONLY we GE (No Trouble to Get) Anything You Wish ~~ Sl iW. i Siaiee, 1107 F St. Goldenberg’s, 928 Seventh Street. The “one-day specials” we are quoting keep us busy. They are held to get you better ac- quainted with the store—as an advertisement. Tomorrow Dress Goods, Silks, Hosiery and Gloves are affected. 30e. Gray Stripe Sutins, two-tone effects. One day, 25: . $1 Cream Crysial Sities. One day, 75¢. yd. Heavy Mack Broculed Gros Grain iu plain and yd. Be. Siiks. One day, 53¢. yd. 42-Ineb Silk-t Ants Mobair. “5c. value, One day, 49c. yd. 4G-lach Surah Serges. where. value every Navy Ilue snd Brown Mohair. One day, 39¢. yd. 23e. Cashmere Gloves, all sizes, Ladies’ genge. One day, fine 12}c. pr. 41 Mandker-hiets, hemstitched ber- ge. each, 3 for 25¢. 7 one day we will offer 5 pairs of our Mose for $1—the price of 4. Goldenberg’s, 928 Seventh Street. It for the table 1 Docan’t matter 4 he substant cles are not in om. Af tin Hie to be ob tained we're hare them, Any number of Uh you'll not be able to Ket any wh G2 Spring Lambs, Mint aud Green Peas. ‘Cottage Market, s18 14th St. ‘ fe2 Bt 0 ee PPP PS "GoldCrown and bs “Work fx as substa as F ta "Lis posite need operaiors to jain crowns, ali branches of absolutely pain- . BY cents, for skilled amd exy Gotd an el in this us in Operations Painless extract ‘Evans Dental Parlors,’ (1219 Penna. Ave. N. W. ~ EF These “3 cially” styitsh steel_cugraviags. Price only S4 a dur ‘Observe Lent JHE WORLD OF SOCIETY Dinners Last Night at Handsome Wash- ington Homes. The British Ambassador and Mexican Minister Entertain Their Fricads —Other Hoxpitatities. The. British ambassador and Lady Pauncéfote entertained at dinner last night the German ambassador and Baroness von Thielman, the Russian minister, the Argen- tine charge d'affaires and Mrs. Dominguez, Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs.-Rock- hill, Senator Wetmore, Judge Cox, Mr. and Mrs. John Hay, Mr. and Mrs. S. 8. How- land, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. R. R. Hitt, Mrs. McKee, Miss Riggs, Miss K. Brice, Miss Anderson, Baron von Ketteler, M. Lefaivre, Prince Wrede, Mr. Smalley and Mr.O'Beirne of the embassy. The Mexican minister and Mrs. Romero entertained at dinner last night Speaker ard Mrs. Reed, Justice and Airs, Harlan, Justice and Mrs. Gray, Senator and Mra. Cameron, Senator and Mrs. rye, Senator and Gray, Senator Perkins, Senator Hee Hearst, Ambassador and Mrs. . BK. Henderson and The table was richly decorated, the flowers being pink azuleas and shaded pink tulips. ‘The chandelier was draped with smilax, dotted with pink tulips, the garlands of which reached down to the epergne, which was also filled with tulips. Low pink azalea bushes formed glowing cmaments at each end of the tab! Mrs. Cleveland, the President's sister-in- law, is Ng a visit to the President and M veland. Mrs. Perrine, Mrs. Cleve- west at the White Mrs. Olney has her sister, Miss Thomas of Bosten, visiting her at present. The lat- ler spent the first year of the present ad- ministration with Mrs. Olney, and made mauy acquaintances in the official and resi- dent world of society, who will hear of her return with pleasure. Mrs. Stanley Matthews and Miss Addison ee are spending this week in New ‘ork. Miss Call and Miss Butler are at Fortress Monroe and having the very best time so- cially while enjoying the sea air. Miss Thurber, pleasantly remembered from former viatts to the family of Private Secretary Thurber, is again with her broth- er. She poured tea at Mrs. Cleveland's re- ception Monday afternoon. Miss Hamlin will give a luncheon Friday in honor of Mrs. Perrine, who has arrived = a White House on a visit to Mrs. Cleve- nd. Mrs. Horace 8. Cummings and Miss Irvin, who have held charming receptions all th= Tuesdays of this month, ecncluded the pleas- ant series yesterday. They were assisted by a number of young ladies, who presided over the daintily laid table in the dining room. The governors of the Chevy Chase Club will give a tea at the club house Saturday next at 4 o'clock, for which a number of invitations have been sent out. Mrs. McKee is now the guest of Lieut. and | covers in honor of Mrs. McKee next. Mrs. Marvin C. Stone will not be at home Saturday : ) Thursdays until after Lent. s. Grown, wife of Senator Brown of Utah, will receive Thursday at the Ebbitt, from 5 to A dance will be given by Mississippians at Metzerott Hail Annex, F street entra Tuesday evening, March 3, 186, at S o’clo: On the reception committee will be Senator Money, Mr. Geo. P. Herndon, M Brinker, Mr. Harry P. . sey. Mr. Geo, Donne’ 3irs. A. B. Hurt, ©. Herndon, Mrs. Henrie Tolson. Mrs. Jennie Winslow is the guest of Mrs. Larder during her visit to Washington. Mrs. Harry Frane, 1114 5th street, not be at home tomorrow. Mrs, Maria Freeman Gray of San Fran- M Mrs. Carl Shaifer and Miss will cisco is spending a few days with her brother, Mr. Nathaniel Freeman, js tomorrow, F. from 3 to 5. ‘Troupe and son Rinaldo of Mrs. C. 3 $ 3 Poplar Grove, Relay, Md., are at St. Augus- > @ | tine, where they will remain until April 15. s Have sou can Got an 2} The friends of Miss Blanche Wilson will 4 you kinds of = “Lenten regret to learn of her illness at her home, 2 Fred | Goats nee of tuest $ | No. 111 Bast Capitol street Pa rh }amality and at lowest 3 Mrs. Staples will not be at home tomor- Ps our | prices row, but will be at home, informally, on the £ Excellent | _E7Strdines in at Q| following Thursdays, at the Riggs. & += 8 styl pial Mack- ear > pe neet e eater — Saleen, > INDIGNATION ANACOSTIA. ‘ 38c wt 4 ——— A Spirit of Prote: rvades ie 3Geo. E. Kennedy / & SONS Or DS ncccie Sane ES, WINES. &e.. ee CONN. Eg The Star recelved this morning” three 3$¢S | communications from indignant eltizens of = ean =o Anacostia, who have evilenuy suffered too Soetsesvesoeeseseses ae $*¢@$3 | acutely for further endurance from the bob- 3 66 ween” 3 | tail car service of that suburb. The letters $ | itor of The Evening Star: =| 1 desire to sincerely thank you for the >Mol asses Taffy 2 | avie and timely editorial in Tuesday's issue é Oras Gk Gee . in mn. © | Cf Your valuable journal. It fills the bill toa perlur to all other similar can. ¢ | dot. At the same time I would like to call ties, both in _ wnat And dell- g| your attention to the fact that there is a with a Sao ee t shrewd move on foot on the part of ihe meses: matey by young amd old with im- , | Widener-Elkins syndicate to again secure a = % | foothold in our city for the cheap and nast: 25 Ib. —15¢. ‘half Ib. 21 ovcchean trolley. ‘This move tsi the direc % | tion of a deal between Mr. Griswold and the %s 1427 syndicate, whereby the latter is to furnish uSS€! N. the cash with which to equip the Anacostia =| Ss, Y.av.$ | sna Potomac River railroad, provides ane 3. e26-28a * | Griswold can use the Anacostia People to Aatlsaeate ett esateeetes pull the chestnuts out of the fire, in the A letter from Massachusetts says: “In Boston we pay Soc. and $1 for tea that we do not like as well as Burchell’s Spring Leaf Tea.” It’s but soc. Ib. N. W. Burchell, 1325 F St. fe26-144 way of having them secure for him the privilege from Congress of erecting poles and wires from the north end of the bridge, over his present route, to the interseciion of 412 street and Missouri avenue. Mr. Griswold expects to accomplish this, or claims to, by having the old Citizens’ Association hold'a meeting for the express purpose of indorsing this scheme. We will see what we will see in this connection. J. M. KEATING, [We’ re Just as about small ordevs as we are alout large ones. Fil them just as care- fully and as quickly. Ts make them satisfactorr in every was. his to YOU. OE s Toe crolcest of 1 feats, Fish, — Poultcy, ruits, ete.. at lowest Farragut Market, Ser: cod fe26-w,f,m-20 New Spring and Summer “Dunlap” hats ready Saturday. It will be a big cvent, of the most “recherche” this clty ar> waiting for them. What a procession there will be! Wear a “Dunlap” to be “in stvle.” We're sole “D. ©." Agents. Chas. H. Ruoff, Up-to-date hatter, 905 Pa. Ave. te 263m, 24 just :ts hard We'll be gled to demonstrate Rind ra Pe Hit the Nail en the Head. To the Editor of The Evening Star: 3 Your editorial of Tuesday evening strikes the nail at the right place, and with your help we will drive it home. The Anacostia citizens have been endeavoring for several years to get this company to give then better accommodation. We have had prom- ises galore, but no fulfillment. The road ap- 3 to be going back to its first begin- ning. One-horse cars, as you say in your date. I say advisedly, we are ashamed of the road, but we feel this new departure to one-horse cars and an abbreviated step is the beginning of the end. We see signs that | encourage us to push onward. Our proper- ty interests are suffering and depreciating from the dog-in-the-manger policy of this corporation. Fifty per cent of the empty houses ts due to the want of better and more rapid transit to the city. With your help we hope to rid the city of this clog and obstruction upon her streets. RICH. B. BUCKLEY. No Lynechings Contemplated. Te the Editor of The Eventng Star: The citizens of Anacostia owe you a debt of gratitude for your able editorial in Tues- day cvening’s issue. Permit me to beg you to refrain from any allusion to lynching; there is no possible danger of a lynching in Ana- re NTE aa a OUP. Every brani of recognized worth has a show- here. Any particular kind you experience ity in ‘getting from others —rest assured LY ae be sure of our supplyirg. Lowest omy . Witmer & Co.’s, 1918 Pa. Ave. 006- costia. We are too patient and long suffer- ing to Iynch anything, unless it might be that some exasperatcd men might lynch a few alleged cars; and even if that should happen there would be no hanging. We are £0 accustomed to seeing a car hung—on a hill-that there wo be no novelty in a hanging. ‘We will fight in a desent. until the defunct aioe fre tet! manner VAN HOY. ae Death ef Me. Geerge B. Wilson. Word has just been received here of the We Make Soiled Gowns roy Bgl ANTON FSH 906 GSt as rew ones without Teast: boric, Semd here death of Mr. George B. Wilson, a well- known real estate broker, who died at Tampa, Fie., February 15, and was buried at Seffver the following Monday. Death was eae to neuralgia of the stomack and heart, being. 1M fer some time before iis death. article—even in Anacostia they are oui of | 1 = — GOV. GREENHALGE ILL. Upem the Verge of Nervous Prostras tiom and Will Go South. Gov. Grecnhalge’s physical condition is Such that his physicians advise against @ Sea voyage, and he has abandoned the plan of @ trip to Jamaica, and will go to Kettrell, N. C., Instead. It is thought the governor will be able to start for the south next week. His daugh- ter, who is troubled with a bronchial aim- culty, is ig the winter in Kettrell, which is about thirty miles below Fortress Monroe. Gov. Greenhalge has been upon the verge of nervous prosiration for nearly three Weeks, his digestion being severely impatr- ed and his nights restless. The discourag- ing feature of the case is that he shows xo signs of improvement. It is probable that after a brief visit to Kettrell the gov- ernor will go further south. —— be The Venezecian Boundary. The Venezuelan boundary commiasion has received a letter from Sir Clement Mark- ham, president of the British Royal Geo- graphical Society, offering to furnish the American commission with all of the charts and information in its possession touching upon the location of the true boundary be- tween Venezuela and British Guiana. A reply has been made to this offer, express- ing the gratitude of the commission for the tender, and stating that it will be held under consideration, in the expectation that the case which the British government has promised to submit wil! include all of the in- formation that is in the possession of the society, and so render it unnecessary to tax it at this time by an acceptance of this effer, —_—_—__+-2+—_____ Will Filed. ‘The will of the late George B. Wilson, who died at Seffner, Fla. the 15th of this month, has been filed. It is dated March 24, 1888, and appoints the widow of the tes- tater, Martha K. Wilson, executrix, and makes her sole beneficiary. The estate is not described. Pri Grand Lodge. The Grand Lolige of Knights of Pythias closed Monday night after four sessious, in which @ large amount of business was con- sidered. The body presented a be floral memento to retiring Past Chancellor Hardell, and the sitti ra chancellor, Mangum. Sea ian -_—_— Princess Troubetzkoi Il. Amelie Rives Chanler, who was married February 18 to Prince Pierre Troubetzkoi, a Russian cf wealth and some fame as a composer of operatic music, is reported to be Iving very i in her home, in Castle a. Taug Complaints, Bronchitis, Asthma, pectily relieved and DIED. CURTICE. On Fetroars | 36, 1896, at the resl- Ie Morelond, “4s Masva- E.. wife of Chas. W. dence of M The remains of SW. KEENE will be take from tv it at Bok Oreck ry cm Thursday, the 2ich inctam, at 2 for turk Charles droped tw the world seemed brightest; He the fewer of s tues will saish your leurs 2 Charles” mortal day onty ordsted His Soul now dwells in the niles, LINTHICUM. | Suddeats, SVG, at 4am) com the resilcoce of, tie , Dr, James P. street _northwesc, on Thursday, a.m, pencnery interment at Ploasaut McCARTHY. In Norfolk. Va.. on M oud, a a.m. Requiem mass at Iminactla’ Church at 9 o'clock. On February 24, 1806, at 8 o'clock p.m, 1 beloved husband of Eva Merten. Funeral will take pla: la street southwest, on invited. ve. om his parents’ residence, + at 1 wetodk. Relarives » atte ly. om Mowday, Febraary 24, so iN: after © short fines, at Lis residence vemerly of Indianapolis, aged forty Funeral’ Thur sutiH 26. 1806, WILLIAM R. 3! at his residewce, 122 Bast oar Fanerat ee “ms at the house at 5 ook ‘Thursday. Pebuuars 27. fnterment in Tuska- lousa, Ala. > TAvton. “1896, at 10 o'etock beloved wife of James V. Taytor, ia the sixtieth year of ber ag Dearest mother, thou bast left us; We thy joss most deeply feel But “tls God who luith beset us Me can all oar sorroee boat HER DAUGHTER LOVIE, Faneral wilt take te on Thursday, 27th, at 2:30 o'elock pam... from het late residence. Ni Monro» street- thence to the Aus: Church. Frieads and relatives are attend. Kindly emit dowers. sday, February 2, 1808, mt 11 ther residence, 1517 roet MARIA, beloved wife of Samuel Jed forty-five years, M. FE. at Hlied!'to ‘attend. TOWNSHEND. 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