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Iseheap enough for any body. but cheaper
by far TO sufferers from aches and pains
Is bersons Plaster. an inexpensive rem
AN edy which brings Joy and gladness TO
those afsicted with Rheumatism, Sci
EhCOAi afiea baekaehe. Chest Pains, Coughs,
Oh $3.50 sands testify to The r-., ssoss, ,s
from this plaster.
81 send txo-cent stamp 10 sesbury 4
Johnson, n T., for q copy Of .Instruc-
tons frOm the Doctor.
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Real Estate Matters.

Thos. Bowling, auctioneer, has sold at public
sale the three-story frame dwelling 422 18th
street southwest to Geo. E. Weide for S3, 500.
The lot is % feet inches by 100 feet Also to
Geo. ]. Seufferle, for VIM. B. Jackson, the two
story brick building known as 62S and $50 K
street and 631 and 635 Massachusetts, avenue
northwest for 81, 200, subject to q trust Of
$l3, S0S. Also to G. c. Duncanson, for 81 ,O25,
lot II in square 97l, improved by frame
house, located on the west side of 18th street.
between d street and South Carolina avenue
southeast
Levi Woodbury. has bought for el4, 94s. 50 sub
lots 70 and IS, square 241, fronting ON the
northwest portion Of Iowa Circle, between p
and 18th streets northwest
Josephine NJ. BARLEY has bought for e4,15O
Of r. A. Pyies, lots ia and 72S, Uniontovn.
T. A. Mitchell has bought for a, 800 Of P. b.
Christman, lot 8, blk. 16, T. 4 rs sub, Pleas
ant Plains.
7. r. Schneider has bought through Thomss
]. Fisher b Co. q block Of lots, Comprising
nearly the whole of the north front Of Qstreef,
between 18th and 18th streets. The price paid
was el16,0O0. Il ID the intention Oh the pur-
chaser to erect thirty-two houses on this ground
a. soon a. the season permits. An the houses
VIII be 20 feet mont and win be three stories
high.
John R McLsan has bought for ol7, 800 Of
John Mills browne part lot 8, square $40, front
ing 26A test on Vermont avenue.
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General Foreign News.

DUBLIN, Dec. 29.-The eviction of delin-
quent tenants at Gweedore, County Donegal,
were commenced on Wednesday. Troops and
police have been ordered thither TO assist the
bailiffs, and violent scenes are expected.
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IESGILERIES-'.INLO LOVE- THELATEST
- work OF Marcus sto 3: superb Photograph. in
,No sizess eoiored or PLAN The picture Of the
pni 49, ~ a. I'm, M ~ iEAslN0,
nsny other and beautiful subjects for the Holi
Gays The best Etchtngs and Engraynss Photographic.
6<aoa's Carbon P1ctures. All the Rogers Groups
An, 90, JANIS =. EARLE sons,
az s16 CHESTNUT ST, PHILADELPHIA
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DIED IN TIE SrRxKT.-Benjamin King, q
driver from Fairfax county, Va, was taken III
at drover's rest, 18th and streets northwest,
about O'Clock this morning and died while he
was being placed in the ambulance. His body
was removed to the morgue.
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TO Tee PooR AND R1cH

The Manufacturing Establishment - relief TO the
I9or and an advice to- the rich II you want to make
tAristnlas present TO your servant or to any poor
woman. toys wouldn't do. but nice dress made of
togd Sorsted goods and guaranteed IT. stylish make
a. lon ~ e. 90.
or Coat in checks plain neat fitting at the same
Iriee Il more useful 20 give. toy fancy arti
tie We made up large line of these goods for that
very PURPOSE Not TO make any money on them but
u show what the Manufacturing Establshm
GAke IN lOv-price garments
cur nne dresses -urpass anything in this city
AID you Will money
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT,
dI4-tol 9Is 5th 81 nv
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The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
to-day deaths were reported to the health Office
as follows: Jas. A. Sweeny, white, 4S years;
Mary I. Krauser, white, 70 years; Sarah C.
Barron, white, 36 years; Susie NJ. Benson, white,
SO years; Hamilton K. Roadway, white So years;
Honora Chambers, white, 81 years; Eliza A.
Warwick, white, 70 years; Maud 1. Hollidge
white, 8 months; Jas. C. Taylor, colored, Is
years; Roselee A. Wilkins, colored, year;
Willis Lucas, colored, 80 years. Andrew Wade,
colored, months; Lucia Morton, colored, 4
months; Jas. Payne, colored, % years; Thos.
Nichols, colored, IS years; Robert E. Bruce,
colored, months
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No NEW YEARS TABLE

Should be without bottle of
- ANGOSTURA BlTTERS,
ne worii-renovred APPETIZER Of exquisite flavor
Beware Of counterfeits ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-29

RANGE or THE TaKRnoMKrKR.-The following
we're the readings at the signal Office to-day:
a. m, IS; 2 p. m, A6; maximum, 4S;
minimum a
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TIE WHIsrLxa's CoxcE1T.-The sale Of seats
for the concert 10 be given by Mrs.. shaw, the
whistler. and her company, viii begin ct Bren-
tano's on Wednesday next
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Name O. c.
Nam. o 1 q
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Dec. -. Virginia tenforties.
3ot bid; do threes. 65s.s65A; Baltimore ana
OHIO stock. a2 Northern Central stock, 77sso
cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore firsts. a5:
do. seconds. 5o othrees, 24A; consolidated gas
bonds. ll2Aall2k; do. stock, 4sh.
BALTIMORE. Dec. ~. - Cotton. duh = mid
ding, %. Flour, fiat and nominal Wheat
southern. scarce and firm: fultx, 1o0a1o7: Long
berry, lOual0s No. 2 southern, l0oa1ol: western,
hrmer; No. winter red spot. a5 bid: January
sah; February, 95A: March, Qeka100. Corn
southern, firm; small arrivals; white. 3sa42; yel-
low. 3Sa4s; western. steady; mixed spot, a.
January, AZ Az =; February, ON a&2gf; steamer
spot S9& bud Cats, duh and steady-eouthcn
ana fennsylvania, 30assl: western white, 32a3a
western mixed, 2aa3l: graded No. 2 white33 bid.
Rye, quiet o0a61- Hay. dun and lower-prme
TO choice timothy. l6.ooa17oo. Provisions. steady
ana unchanged. Butter. very dull = western
packed, laa24: best roll. laa2l; creamery, 24a3l.
Eggs, easy, 2oa2l. Petroleum. easier = refined,
200 Coffee. quiet and easier = Rio cargoss
lar. IGN sugar, very dull-A soft, M copper
refined. hrm, l6sl6k. Whisky. nrm, 121. Frelehts
10 liverpool per steamer, quiet and nominal
cotton Sl6d -four, per ton, In sacks, els: grain,
per bushel, 81: cork for orders. January 5e
bid. Receipts-nour, 5000 barrels wheat 1000
bushels: corn, 11l.oo0 bushels; oats, 1900 bush
els shipments-nour, 900 barrels; corn, Il2OO0
bushels sales wheat, l52 600 bushels corn,
"a loo bushels.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:
Charles Farley ct al. to Maria H. Weisner, sub
Is, SO. 161; 81, 142.45. r. T. Morsen ct al to G.
E. Weide, sub 70, 50. 465; S3, 800. Margaret T.
Havenner ct al. to H. L. Strang pit. s, 50. 490;
SO. 50. IA; S1,7O5. Caroline W. Dobbins to R.
]. Holmes, pit. 81, SO. SO, w. w.; S725. W. D.
Denison to H. d. Conrade, lots 10 and II, blk.
26, BrOokland; $500. Anna w. Willett to
Andrew Oshman, lot 20. SO. 496; S3A1.8S.
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,v,,1 FARMER Knows

TIA, vreis must be torn NJ BY the roots. or
,hsy vii be sure to crop out again So ii is
,.tb diseases which have their origin In de-
ave, blood The csussof the complaint must
,.ruoved by Ayers sarsspsriIla, or no perma-
,.ut cure is possible Tryit
avs: "Ihave never known Ayers sarsaparills
Al 10 rive satisfaction In hundreds of cases
,.,hin my knowledge It has proved a perfect
.,,sriSr for diseases arising from impurities in
.s.blood. 1 regard II As an invaluable spring
medicine.
AYERS sARsAPARIILA,
p-.pared by DR. J. C. Aver Co. Lowell. Mass.
sold by all Druggists Price 81; six bottles, ss-
~ WORTH s5 A BOTTLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-29

A LITTLE Boy BADLY Hurt ~ A PAIL
Eddie sturgess, seven years old, Of 9sS street
northwest, fell At the corner Of 9Th and
streets this morning and struck his head against
large veins over his right eve and bled pro-
fusely. Sergeant Boyle and Officer Harry
Jones took him to Standiford's drug store,
where his injury was attended 10 by Dr. Cline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-29

ARMY ORDERs.-Second Lieut.. BENZ. M. Pur-
sell, signal corps, granted two months leave.
Second Lieut.. Jas. T. Meyler, engineer corps,
relieved from duty at Willett's Point, N. Y,
with the battalion Of engineers and ordered to
duty at Los Angeles Cal
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to the Christmas season, but we're soon re-
lieved Of their burden through the medium OF
the holiday appetites Of the guests Of the club,
died knives and forks The President and Mrs.
Cleveland contributed barrel Of nuts, and .
number of beautiful books and other contribu-
tions were received from Mrs. Anthony Pol
lock, Mrs. Williams, Representative Breckin-
he committees in charge comprised the fol-
lowing: Sumner school-Misses F. A. Martin,
A. Costin, E. b. Lee. Garnett-Misses Chanie
Patterson, Mile Gibbs, A. Taylor. Miner
Misses B. Deitz, Harris. Stevens-Mr. R T..
Moss, Miss X. U. Alexander, Miss c. J. Payne.
Magruder-Ml 8. J. Cox, M. B. Smith, r.
L. Glascoe. Wormley-Misses N. v. Tibbs, N.
L. Beason, NJ. Benjamin.
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A ScIr SKIN DISEASE IL Vans
CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES

u
CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES.
John J. Case. d. d. 5. having lpracticed dentistry
n this county for thirty-fve years, and being we'll
Known to thousands hereabouts with a view TO help
ny Who afflicted as have been for the past twelve
years. testify that the CUTICURA REMEDIES cured
NE Of Psoriasis, Sealy Skin. In eight days. after the
doctors with whom had consulted gave me no help or
encouragement.
JOHN ]. CASE. d. d. s., Newton, n J.
We have been selling your CUTICURA REMEDIES
az years and have the thirst complaint yet receive
tm purchaser. One Of the worst of scrofula
ever cured by the of five bottles of CUTI-
CURA REsOLyENT. CUTICURA and CUTICURA
SOAP The soap takes the cake here asl medicinal
sap
TAYLOR TAYLOR. Druggists.
Frankfort, Kan.
YourCuTICURA REMEDIES performed wonder
ful cure last summer of our customers, old
gentleman Of seventy years Of who suffered with
;arfully distressing eruption his head and face.
,nd who bad tried all remedies and doctors to no
purpose. ]. +. SMITH Co,
Texarkana, Ark
Sold everywhere Price. CUTICURA, Soc: SOAP,
sjc: RESOLVENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG and CHEMICAL CO., Boston. Mass
PINPLEs. blsckbeads, ehapped and oily skin pre-
vented by CUTICURA INDICATED SOAP. def. 2s, 20
WHAr Scorrs EMULSION HIS
OVER 25 POUNDS GAINED IN TEN WEEKS.
INFERENCE OF PROMINENT CITIZEN.
THE CALIFORNIA SOCIETY FOR THE
SUPPRESSION OF VICE.
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CAPT. SLocUM, of the Liberdad, whose ad-
ventures were narrated in yesterdays STAR,
was at the White House this afternoon to see
the President but as there was no reception to-
day he concluded to return on Monday.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prc.s a
the New Nork siock Market ss reported hy sEecid
wire 70 CorSon ami Mccartney. 14ls n strret
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The Appropriation Bills.

THE DISTRICT AND sUNDRY CIVIL BILLS ALMOST
PREPARED BY THE sUB-CoMMITTEEs.
The Senate subcommittee on the District
appropriation bill was in session to-day. Major
Moore was before them for q short while.
They will be ready to report to the whole COM
mittee by the time Congress reconvenes, and
the bill will probably go into the Senate before
the end Of next week.
The House subcommittee on the sundry civil
bill have nearly completed their work. They
will be ready to report to the full committee
ON Wednesday morning.
The naval affairs subcommittee also was at
work to-day.
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL vEssELs.-The Navy
department is informed that the q. s. 8. Ossi-
pee, fitting out at Norfolk for service in the
West Indies, will be ready for sea on Monday.
The Mohican will be ready for sea in a week,
and the vandalia in two weeks. These two
last named vessels are being repaired at the
Mare Island yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-29

The HOPKINS PARDON.--The warrant Tor the
pardon of Benjamin F. Hopkins, the Cincin-
natl bank embezzler, was signed by the Presi-
dent this morning and sent to the Secretary Of
State to be countcrsigned and sealed. It will
probably be forwarded to Cincinnati tonight.
The pardon was granted on the 28th inst, but
the official documents in the case have Just
been completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-29

BOYS AND GIRLS DINED AND PRESENTED WITH
erFTs-MRs. CLEVELAND WITNESSES THE SPEC
TAcLE AT THE RIFLES ARMoRY-sCENEs AT
THE NAvY-YARD AND IN GEORGETOWN.
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GAUGER ACCOMMODATIONS K. Doe was
to-day appointed guager at st. Paul, Mimi.
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The TINE ExTENDED.-The acting Secre-
tary Of War Benet has extended the time for
the reception of bids for pneumatic dyna-
mite guns until January Is.
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GEN. HARRrsoS's VIEWS ON THE srBJEcr-sESA-
Ton rELLKR's VISIT AND ITS oBJEcT-FoRAKER
DON'T WANT CABINET oFFIcE-cHAUNcEy DE-
PEW ~ A COMPROMISE CANDIDATE.
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b CAPT. ANDREW II. YOU'VE, assistant quarter
master, has been granted one months leave.
First Lieut.. Francis ]. Patten, 2lst infantry, is
authorized to remain in New York city under
special orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-29

CAPT. VIM. BADGER, sixth infantry, has been
ordered to examination by the army retiring
board at Governors island
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WITH THE YANrIc's gyms TRAINED on THE CITY
AND THE GALENis ON THE HAITIAN NAVY,
LEGIrIME DOESN'T HESITATE ABOUT GIVING
UP THE SHIP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-29

CAPT. DAVIS ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF ATTEMPT
ING TO KILL CAPT. TAYLOR.
Capt ]. W. Davis, of the tug boat Templar,
was arrested last night on warrant charging
him with assault with intent to kill F. I.
Taylor, captain Of the tug Hanson Reyes. He
gave $500 bail for his appearance on the 9Th of
next month. Some months ago, it is stated,
the men had trouble down the river, and last
month. when they met near Georgetown, it is
alleged that Davis ran after Taylor with a shot
gun and fred at him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-29

GETTING READY FOR THE New YEAR REcEp-
TIoN.-The bridge and steps from the window
east of the main portico of the executive man
sion were to-day placed in position for the ac-
commodation of callers on New Year day,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-29

II YOU HAD TAKEN TWO OF CARTERS LITTLE
Liver Pills before retiring you would not have had
that coated tongue bad taste in the mouth this
iEs- ke-P vial With you for occasional use
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The BOND OFFERINGS to-day aggregated
s2Os, 800 as follows: Registered As, s3,50o at
12715; e1-interest and registered 41<s, e2O0, 900
at lOS%.
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WuAr Scorrs EMuLs1os HIS
DONE
c. r. BENNETT.

Sold by all druggists.
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Law rHAT n SAID 10 oFYxA PRKnUN 10 Drs-
HoxEsrY-rr rArIs TO PnorKcr THE CLASS
WEIGH n WAS INTENDED TO PRorEcF-sua-
eEsTIoNs 40 10 IT'S AMENDMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-29

Mr.. SCoTT, president Of the Union iron
works, San Francisco, to-day notified Secretary
Whitney Of his acceptance of the conditions
proposed by the Navy department for the off,
cial trial Of the cruiser Charleston.
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Capitol Topics.

ELECTION CONTESTS IN THE HOUSE.
MIR. Crisp expects to call up the Smalls-El-
lott contested-election case in the House next
week. and, after it, the Sullivan-Felton case.
THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE LAW AMENDMENTS
1t is not thought that anything will be done
by the conference committee on the amend
ments to the interstate commerce law until
after Senator Cullom has got of his mind the
question of his reelection to the Senate, which
is interesting him just now. 1t is believed that
he does not care to commit himself on the
House amendments to the Senate bill until this
matter is disposed Of
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shortly after the children commenced their
feast.
1t was after 2 o'clock when the little ones
finished their ice cream and cake and made
way for $50 of the outsiders who were admitted
to partake Of such refreshment as could be
gotten out of the extra dessert which had been
provided for them. A number of mothers and
big sisters had accompanied some of the chill
dren, but they were not admitted to the build
ing; there was no room to spare.
The Marine band played climbing up the
Golden Stairs" as the well-filled children
climbed up to the hall on the second floor, and
without much trouble they were seated to
wait Tor the performance, which was to be a
MIR. g. +. Gibson, who is the Punch and Judy
artist with RobinsOn's circus. and Mr.. Wm Dom
ohue and MIR. Lew Wirth entertained the chill
dren.
Mr.: E. B. Hay personated Santa Claus and
distributed presents after the dinner.
IN CHARGE OF THE TABLES.
Table No. was in charge of Mrs. Wood
hull, Mrs. Symons and Mrs. Van Reypen; No.
2, Mrs. Laughton, Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Peachy;
No. 8. Mrs. J. NJ. Wilson, Mrs. A. H. Wilmer,
Miss Strong; No. 4, Mrs. TOtten, Mrs. M. Bailey
and Miss Page; No. 8, Mrs. A. r. Hagner, Miss
McCalmOnt and Miss Mccarthy; No. 6, Mrs. J..
Z. Boyd, Mrs. Barber and Mrs. Webster.
THE WATERS
were: John Hamilton, Strother Miller, Arnold
Graves, Frank Hewston, Joe Saks, E. W. Resin
ger, c. L. Hull, Daniel Thompson Pierce, How
ard Wilson, Howard Barker, George Whitwell,
Lioneu Burnett, Charles Mclaughlin, Harry
Alburger, X. s. Warfeld, Covert Goodloe, w.
Won Boyer, Harvey Dyer, Henry w. samson,
Jesse Owens, Robert Rutherford, Eddie Wag-
staff, Isabel Johnston, Jean Cracraft, Ida Ma
son, Rose Mopsikove, Frances Sanders, Bessie
johnson, Kathleen Carmody, Elise Bradford,
Florence Collier, Nettie Cohen, Alma Goodman,
Estelle Bennett, BERTHE Hodges, Ellen Forrest,
Rebecca Behrens, Grace King, Edna Wallach,
Estelle Rcizenstein, Sadie Carter, Bessie Brown.
Alice Laird Flossie Barry, Corne1ia Kavanaugh,
Fannie Richie, Irene Berry, Mary Nebb, Net
tie Brown, Edith Swan, Ethel Camp, Bessie
johnson, Nellie Heating, Ella Browne, Lizzie
Williams, Julia 6chmidt, Alma Noyes, Emma
Schmidt, Edna Dyer, Daisy Williams, Glars
Reigart, Emma voigt Emily Stickney.
Tho East Washington Dinner.
Scores and scores Of little ones, grasping in.
vitstion cards from the East Warrington
Christmas club, began assembling ct noon TO.
day In the neighboghood Of the Odd Fellow
hall, navy yard Some had pinched
faces, some were sanity dressed and hugesd
their thin shavls or threadbare coats tightly
about them, but all had CLEAN Of happy ex.
peetstion in their faces. Some little tod
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A new crayon portrait of Speaker Carlisle
has been hung in the Speakers lobby in place
of the smaller one that has been there since
the Forty-eighth Congress-.
The new statue of Gen. Lewis Cass, presented
by the state Of Michigan, was brought to the
capitol to-day. The cases have not yet been
removed from it.
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in the two largo play rooms Of the Curtis
school building. In each play room we're four
large tables. In front of each child was a plate
upon which was a liberal supply of turkey and
cold ham. Beneath the plate was a knife and
fork, O roll, banana, and an orange. Long
before the hour set for the dinner, children
arrived in groups of four and five. At the
proper time they were shown to the play
rooms, and took their places at the tables
After grace by Rev. DR.. Fullerton, of the West
street Presbyterian church, in one room, and
Rev. Mr.. REGISTER, of st. Johns p. E. church,
in the other, the happy little ones set to work
upon the eatables and were allowed plenty of
time. After dinner they made haste to the lee
ture hail where large Christmas tree had been
placed on the PLATFORM laden with toys, boxes
OF candies, DC. After being seated, the child
rem, few at a time. fled past the platform,
and each was presented with o gift.
The following are the names Of the ladies in
charge Of the tables and their assistants: Mrs.
Orme's, Misses Nettie and Mamie Knowles, Miss
Dorsey, Mrs. Howard, Mira Peck, and Miss
Edna Sawyer; Mrs. Bates, Misses Corie Cassin,
Jennie Cassin, Kate Bates, Miss jackson, Misses
Geo. I. Dunlop's, Misses Claudia Stuart Lucy
Matthews, Emily Dunlop, and Eva Gilbert;
Mrs. B. T. Janney's, Misses Janney, Gurley.
DOdson, Laura Bailey, Annie Blackford, Mrs.
Leetch, Misses Grace Dougal, Kate Dougal,
Edith Lestch, and Charlotte Stevens; Mrs.
Edna Johnson, and Mamie Hedrick; Mrs. Edna
Libbeys, Masses Matte Cropley, Ella johnson,
Julia Gilbert, Fannie Gilbert, Clara Libbey.
Matte Libbey; Miss. Murray's, Lille Black
ford, Alice Rlsckford, Lucy bradley, Bsssie
6awtelle, Cassie Greeve. Sallie Gadser, Master
Roy Greenleaf. The following COMMITTEES had
charge Of the tree, and the distribution of
preeents: Misses Nina Bradley, Abbot, Lewis,
Heath, Hessrs Talcolt villa, Wilson. 0illis.
Jack Brewer, Caas. Cheney, Harry Porter, md
Nrs. Johns. =
The Colored SCHOOL,.
The Christmas club Of teachers and pupils q
the seventh school division Of the DISTRICT gave
dinner to nearly 600 poor eolorsd children
yesterday afternoon in the lsctms room az the
Hstropolitaa A. n. =. church. -Four long -
bles, extending the entire length Of TIE room,
were laden with palstabls things apprepriats