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Money Deposited in His wife's Name.

AND HE ALLEGES THAT SHE NOW REFUSES TO GIVE
HIN A CHECK FOR 1T.
Benjamin Freeman has filed, by III. b. Moul-
ton. a bill against the Second National bank to
Restrain the payment Of funds deposited to the
credit of his wife, Emma b. Freeman, to any
one other than complainant. He states that he
is seventy years of age, and for some time has
been in feeble health; that he is engaged in
the general claim and pension business and
had employed his wife and others to assist
him in the conduct of the business. under the
name OF Freeman Co.. and that his wife was
entrusted with the deposit Of funds. He states
that he supposed the deposits were in the name
OF the nrm- but he now finds that the money
tabout : GOO has been deposited in the name
OF ms wife, and can only be drawn by her. and,
having asked her for a check for the money
she refuses to give it to him. He therefore
asks that she be enjoined, &c.
FORFEITED FIFTEEN DOLLARS FOR Two As
sAULTs.-JOseph Connors, a young resident of
East Washington, took several drinks yester-
day and started toward the navy-yard to do
up that section. While passing down It'll
street he met an old colored wood-sawyer
named Lighter. and knocked him down with
out any provocation- Policeman Branson then
appeared and placed Connors under arrest
The prisoner attempted to treat the officer as
he had the old man, but the latter was too
much for him and Connors soon found himself
on the ground In the struggle he kicked the
officer several times and bit a piece out of his
hand The officer was compelled to use his
club on Connors head Blood flowed freely and
the policeman's new overcoat was ruined Con-
nors was finally landed in the station, but was
afterward released on els collateral, which he
forfeited in the Police Court to-day.
MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to s. G.
Jeffords, of st. Paul. Mimi, and Mary E. wylie;
John II. Finley and Cora G. Bryan; Pierre Mar
tine and Beatrice Morley, both of Richmond
Va; Z. 8. Young and Martha C. Moten; Geo.
+. Wright and Lucinda v. Brown. both of
Montgomery county, Md; Henry Lucas and
Annie Stewart; ID. w. c. Tucker and Elizabeth
E. Powers; John Hawkins, of Prince Georges
county, Md, and Mary Herbert.
Runaway BoYs FROM LAUREL, MD.-Last
night Lieut.. Kelley had as dodgers at the sixth
Precinct station two boys from Laurel, Md.
They had walked from there with the intention
OF eniisting IN the marine corps, and had been
70 the barracks for that purpose. They gave
the names OF Lewis Bryant and Edward Harri-
son, and their ages as sixteen. The first named
stated that his mother was a widow; that he
had worked IN the cotton factory at Laurel, but
desired to learn the machine business In the
shops there. As he would get less pay than at
the factory his mother objected. He then
threw up his Job. and states that his mother
drove him away from home. Edward claims
that his father treated him badly and he ran
away. This morning the police authorities
10 the disposition Of the boys
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Down AT LAST. Watches cleaned, 81; MAIN
spring in s. W., 81. ; key-winder, Use. Repair
ing in proportion. All work guaranteed. r.
G. HINES & Co., 52s 9Th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-08

BEAR LITHIA WATER is the best and cheapest
mineral water sold
MERrz's Drug Store, 1914 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-08

JUsr RECEIVED two barrels of St. Thomas
Bay Rum. Pint bottles, 47c. Half pints, 24c.
MERITS Drug Store. 1O14 T street
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HUNDREDS OF GALLONS of the celebrated Bear
Lithia Water sold every month in Washington.
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CALL at Merits drug store for pamphlet con-
tain ing analysis of Bear Lithia Water; Also tes-
timonials
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USE Douglass Emulsion for Coughs, Colds,
Lung troubles and Bronchitis. 1t will cure.
MERITS Drug Store, 1914 F st.
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BUY YOUR Coal Coke and Wood from JOHN
SON BROTHERS, the leading firm in the Dis
tric
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EVERYTHING good can be had at FUssEL's
Cafe, 1926 New York ave.
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COMBINATION FIXTURES

for gas and electric light
Newest Patterns of best factories.
Two elaborate Show-rooms on Second Floor.
E. F. Brooks. 531 18th ST.
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READ W. B. MOSES 4 Sons advertisement in
this paper; it is the best opportunity ever Of
fered to buy home furnishings at low prices.
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EYE GLASSES to fit all sights. 15c.
p. WALLAcH's, 40S 12th-st. NV.
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READ ABOUT Bear Lithia" Water on fourth
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II Your HAIR is falling. Cooper's Hair Sue
cess" will stop it. MERITS Drug Store, 1014 F.
street.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
For the District of Columbia, Maryland. and
Virginia. fair, slightly warmer; winds becom-
ing southerly followed Wednesday by rain.
EVERYBODY INVITED
to attend the sale of
Sealskin Garments in
Room LOG, Ebbitt House,
Sale now in progress.
From the well-known house of
Albert Sigmund,
Baltimore's pioneer furrier.
Owing to moderate weather we are
Overstocked.
and will sell surprisingly low Seal Sacques. Seal
Newmarkets. Seal Jackets, all guaranteed Alaska
seal, London dye, and manufactured by us on
our premises, l03 E. Baltimore street, Balti-
more. Md. An elegant line of Mutfs, Boas,
Capes, Gents Fur Gloves, Caps and Collars.
Must all be sold
Repairing Of Seal Garments, &c, taken
during my stay.
ALBERT SIGMuND,
Room log, Ebbitt House.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE NATIONAL MUSEUM
Of Washington Of illustrations ana descriptive
article in HARPERs WEEKLY. published Jnnu.rye
This issue also contains fOur-pase supplement on
CoREA.
by CHARLES cHArrIE LoSe. Secretary Of O. g. L~e>-
ton 10 corea. with sleht illustrations and q maple
full page illustration
MOUNTED PISTOL PRACTICE
IN THE .. s. CAVALRY.
with article. ETC.. etc 20 rares 10 cents For sas
by Booksellers and NewsdeAlers Subscription, o. q
year.
HARPER d BROTHERS,
IL New York.
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DOUGLASS EMULSION is the best preparation
of Cod Liver Oil made. Pure, palatable, cheap.
Price 15c for a large bottle MERTZ's
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GRAND Exhibition Of Lace Curtains at the
salesroom Of Walter b. Williams & Co., auc-
tioneers. corner 10th and Pennsylvania avenue,
which is to be sold at public auction, commenc-
ing Thursday. January 10th, at IL o'clock. The
collection is without doubt the largest ever
offered in our city. and we trust it will raceive
that attention which it deserves; every variety
to select from.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-08

CooPER's Hair Success" will cure dandruff
Price SOC. MEETz's Drug Store, 1O14 F street.
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SHEET Music given free to ladies. PFEIFFEB
d CoSLIFF, 1921 Z st. NV.
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists. eo1y
Phillips Digestible Cocoa,
very nutritious drink for children. Geo
A Throat and lung physician always con-
venient, DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup in the house. 2
For Bright, Quick Fire and cheap.
clean fuel buy Washington Gas Light Company's
Coke. JOHNSON Brothers,
3m Exclusive agents.
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RorA1
BAKING
POWDER
ABSOLUTELY PuRE
ttoYA
BAKING
POWDER,
ABSOLUTELY PuRE

This powder never varies. marvel Of purity,
the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude Of low test short weight alum
phosphate powders Sold only in eana ROYAL BAKING
Powpxa Co.. 100 Wall stN.Y
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No Safer Remedy can be had for Coughs
and Colds, or any trouble of the Throat, than
"Bro,c1's Bronchial Troches" Price rs cts.
Sold only in bo1es. eos
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LADIES, GOODS.

LADIES' GOODS.
A LADY, FORMERLY CARRYING on DRESS.
a making in New York, would like the patronage Of
Cutting and basting specially. st. ne di7-4w.
Miss j. Boeerss
MODEL RIDING HABITS
EVENING AND RECEPTION COSTUMES
ja5-2w' I446Qst
~ stylish fitting waist buy Whites tiiove-httine
Ready cut Waist Innings They are perfect in every
House and Whites, lilo st. NV. ja5-ot'
T,HE MISSES CUNNINGHAM,
Il Flu RRIERS."
923 street, second floor,
And 1910 Sth st. NV, between n and y SITS. ja4-3m
MEM. j. PRANpL
1923 st. NV. (Mrs Harrison,S.
FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS
Also,
A special selection in SHELL. AMBER AND DULL
JET ORNAMENTS. sHAMPooING.
Hair Dressed AID Bangs Shingled- ja4-1m.
MISS GAUTIER HAS RETURNED FROM NEW
III York End informs her customers and the public
Tsiior-made SUITS. 72s 18th st. NV. di3-lms
MAYORS FOR THE GERMAN. IN OF LEATHER
II Wall Pockets Letter Holders, Brackets, &c jap
Games Gold Paint GoUIb 21 ss tR It oi GsIs
CUPERFLUoUs HAIR DESTROYED. LEAVING NO
every prominent physcian Ten years pfsses pg
this Hbt MRS bs GE ladies and children
WON BRANDS, I229 PENN. AVE
Tailor-made Gowns Riding Habits. Evening and
a. snd SSrs ons s :, shoT notice
pI Formerly With Lord Taylor, New YOrk, and VIM:
V,r,r-
Lufnctured Gy the brooklyn shield CO. Brooiiyn' \
Sold BY al leading drysoods houses in the United
States. oc4tfebI
ffNG EsTABLisHMENT, iSo5 New Yorf ave,
LirstcIsss Ladies and Gents work Of every descrip
ASp CAROLINE VIM, hERcH formerly with Fischer
AsaMENT hNb DYE PH Work. SsA sS s.. EsTAB
ladies' and Gents Garnents Of all kinds cleaned and
modsrsie Goods called for and deiivsrod sis e'
A LLwooL GARMENTS MADE UP OR Rsef1D
s14 ga q =
j. G. HurcHrssos.
IMPORTER
FINE MILLINERY.
wRAPs
JAoxErs.
AT GREATLY RzDucEn rz1cra
NEW STYLES RECEIVED TO-DAY AND VIII IN
SOLD AT HALF PRICE
oo7 PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
POSTED mnRovED LAcxa GLOVES ron
STREET AND xvxnma WEAR rs
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CITY ITEMS.

A Shave for 1-15 of Cent.
Colgate Co., n. Y, viii mail you a sample
OF Demulcent Shaving Soap sufficient for
a month for cents tu.f-2w
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SUING THE DISTRICT FOR 800, 900 DAMAGEs.-
Yesterday Marion Guild Walport, in proper
lumbia for $4,000. She alleges that, being
person of good reputation, an authoress and
writer, the defendant, May IL, 1887, caused her
arrest and examination under de lunatico pro-
ceedings, and she was held in confinement I'M
til the jury adjudged her sane. She states that
she had occasion to complain of family
named Baxter for secretly administering drugs
to her, and that the only attention the authori-
ties paid the complaint was by having her ar
rested as above stated. She states that by
reason of this action she has suffered in her
reputation as an authoress and writer, and
therefore Sues
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Saturday night Chas. Wise and Ned Apsley.
while crossing the lake at Cadillac, Mich. on
the ice, walked into an air hole and were
drowned. Sunday morning their bodies were
found clasped in each others arms.
The big strike of the coal handlers at Du-
luth has come to an end The men refused to
be assessed for the expenses of hiring speak
ers and halls, and were compelled to meet in
the open air. Sunday night it was decided to
apply for work at the reduced rates.
The crew OF the Dublin (IrelandD university
has challenged the Yale crew to a race, pro-
vided the latter 60 to England this year. Yale
sentiment is in favor Of accepting the chal-
lenge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-08

MRs. PADKLroRD's DEBUT IN Conc OPxRA.-
Under the stage name Of Bettina Gerard, Mrs.
Padelsord, formerly Miss Bette Ordway, of
this city, made her debut in light opera at the
Columbia theater, Chicago. last night Her
opera. The young woman seems to have made
. good impression, and met with Q kindly re-
ceptiou from brilliant audience.
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The WEEK OF PRAYER.-The union prayer
meetings, held under the auspices of the Evan
gelical Alliance. at the Calvary Baptist church.
are well attended Each day at noon during
the present week prayer and song service Is
conducted. To-day the meeting was led by
Rev. s. r. Murray, and the ubject was humilia-
ton and confession of sin. Tomorrow the
meeting win be conducted BY Rev. Geo. H.
Corey, d. d.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
THE SOLDIERS. TEMPERANCE UNION. 40 o.
WEDNESDAY, fvESiNG JsSP p n S', 70 b. ssa
~ door, 20 Gus Washington Barracks, II.
GLOBE THEATER
~. ~, tenna. ave-. llth ST
"Aunees TUESDAY, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
flksT-CLAss VARIETIES
- EVERY NIGHT
Admission. 10. 90 and 30 cents ns-b,.
TUE CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY GIVES
= iSs nrst Grand Entertainment beginning OF the
New Year, january and TO- 1859 AZ their hsll 18th
81. oeI Al and N Admission. 25c. Monumental or
enesua jAs-3t-
A Laughs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
TONIGHT. MATINEE s.rr-RnAy
McCAULL OPERA COMPANY
Ono A. Mccaull. Sole Proprietor and ManaxerD
Presenting their great success.
THE LADY OR THE TIGER,
y Ihe. company comprises Laura Moore De Wolf
hopper Marion Menola, Eugene Oudin, Laura Joyce
BEL. Chas W DUNCAN. Digby Bell Annie Myers, JET
IeFson de Angels Josephine knapp Holm II Rafael.
lone Petut, Edmund STANLEY, III. A CrfpIs. LINDSAY
Morrison. Louis Shrader
Adolph Nowak. Musical Director
The production under the direction of Nathilde Cot
trelly. Va ""'iANo wv
All the original scenery. costumes armors and prop
Prices 25c. to $50
NEXT wEEK-LORRAINE
yaI BY the McCaul Opera Company.
WILLARD HALL TONIGHT.
w MEsMkRISM by PROF. CARPENTER.
Office. 512 9th St A7-lw
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NEXT wEEK-LORRAINE.
By the McCaull Opera Companv
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

WILLARD HALL To NIGHT
w MEsMkRISM by PROF. CARPENTER.
Office. 512 9th ST ,.-lw
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CoNGREGATIoNAL CHURCH.
op sATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY IL,
onAND CAMPANINI CONCERT COMPANY
Introducing
-, SlGNORINA DE WE'RE
Inc celebrated PrlmA Donna who created n fIrore in
Sew nork and Boston. and Grand Array Of Talent
MISS MARIE GRoEBI.
Contralto,
SlGNOR CLEMENTE BOLOGNA.
Basso-Czntante. and
SIG. IIALO CAMPANINI
In MAGNIFICENT Program
Conductor SIGNOR FERRARI
Reserved seats, SOC, 75c.. 81 and al So
Sale OF seats OPENS on Thursday. January q NJ
-. EDWARD 4. DROOPS.
hs-u go Pennsylvania avenue NV
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The HARMONY CEMETERY LITIGATIoS.-Yes-
terday. in the Equity Court, Judge Cox made
a decree dismissing the bill in the case of
Syphax agt Cook. This was a bill filed by
Syphax and others representing the lot-holders
of Columbia Harmony cemetery for an account
and to enable them to participate in the man.
agement of the grounds, and has been in the
court for nearly two years. The compliments
appealed to the General Term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-08

Royal Glue mends broken dishes. chairs. &c
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FESTIVAL AT ST.. JOINS ORPHANAaE.-Last
evening a very pleasant festival. combining
the Christmas and Epiphany seasons, came off
at st. Johns Orphanage, on F and Goth streets,
at which many friends of the orphanage were
present. The rs little members Of the institu-
ton seemed pictures of health as they mar ched
in twos around the brilliant tree. which had
been beautifully dressed for the occasion by
the Misses King and the Misses Mexican, the
large Epiphany star Of white roses which had
graced the chancel of St. Johns church on the
preceding day surmounting the highest branch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-08

CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERIcA.-St. Peters
branch No. 1873, G. X. A., has elected officers
vice-president T. f. Russell; recording sec.,
Joseph Waltemeyer; financial sec., +. @. Hol-
land; treasurer, +. r. Repetti; sergeant-at-
arms, Edward Sweeny; sentinel, BENZ. McElwee:
trustee, NJ. Mccormick; delegates elected to
the state council, DIR. r. x. Dooley and A. G.
Shaw.
The Washington bee., 1889-09-14
WEST WASHINGTON.
.gr1sEssRg =

- - o -F-----I - -
The Ebenezer A. M. E.. Sunday
School held very interesting re-
union meeting on last. Sunday
evening, the exercises consistln g
of essays, singing, etc. 4sMr. Jos.
Beckett. an ex-superintendent of
the school, was presented with a
Bib.e Dictionary Mr.. James M.
Turner made. THE rresenta tation
speech.
The West Washlngton'L Literary
resumed their meetings last even
ing and will continue every Friday
evening. All are invited.
Messrs. VIM. Stanard, Chas. FL.
Turner, Daniel and John Semple
returned from Long Branch this
week and received a hearty well
come from their many friends.
The Washington bee., 1889-09-14
PERSONALS.

Mr.. c. "a. Connor of Phil, Pa. is in
the city. -
Miss Sadie E. Anderson has returned to
the city from Lineoln,r Virginia.
Mr.. Geo. Brown has returned to the
city again.
Hoa. Geo. W. Bowden, left the city
for Virginia this week. .
Mrs. Alexander Marshall aud, will re-
turn to the city .ln a few days.
Rev. W. II. Phillips of Hillsdale, is
out again looking we'll.
Mrs. L.. Chase and her daughter Eve,
returned to the city from harpers Ferry.
w. Va, Thursday. ....'.
Rev. Thomas has improved sufficiently
to be an active participant in chuich work
again. us
Mr.. John A. Strong's wife and daugh-
ter, are with their father at 1914 n. 81.
ave-, u. W. They are doing well.
Mr.. 5. ID. Mills principal of the color.
ed schools of Danville, Va, was I'm the
city this week.
Mrs. S. A. Taylor (nee) Miss ,Snsie
Nichols, is in the city, the guest of heI
pa, ents Mrs, Ortwsy Nichols, 226 r St.,
u. w, ..H
Mr.. VIM. j. Waytes has returned te
the city, feeling much improved after
spending pleasant vacation in the
North.
Mr. Cadet Charles Young of Zainville
Ohio, was in the city Friday partly the
guest of Mr. Raymond, of the interior
department. He stopped at Mr.. McCabe's
on l1th ST., n. w.
Our genial friend Mr.. Frank. Bundy,
after pleasant surjourn at Hampton
Newport News, PormOuth and Norfolk
Va, returned to the city this week much
improved in health. ss..,.
Rev. G. W. Lee of the Fifth. Baptis
| Church, who has been spending his yaca
i'm N. c., arrived home on the 9Th inst
was welcomed home last SuntiaF, b.
] an overflowing congregation, who listene'
! to an eloqu Mt and very interstings ser
mon from the 27naPsalm. :, = -,'i ,'a
The Washington bee., 1889-09-14
THAT EXCELSIOR ASSOCI.
ATOM


The grandest event of the sea-
son was the Junior Excelsiors to
River View, on last Tuesday.
Some of Washington's faIest and
best were in attendance. Owing
to an accident to the large and
commodious steamer, Mary
Washington, the small, but fast
steamer. Geo. Law, was used in
its place. Itwas undoubtedly the
the largest excursion given this.
year and the first, by our people,
to River View. The inclement
weather did not in any way pre-
vent the friends of this popular
organization from attending. The
boat made two trips morning Q and
afternoon, and carried 765 people
to that beautiful resort. Every
body seemed to enjoy themselves
and it was hard matter to get
them on board the boat for home
1t appeared as though the excur-
slonlsts got stuck on River View
or on that, unsurpassed manager
of the excursion, Mr., w. A. Stew
ard, forethey did not Want.to leave
even on the last trip coming
back. It is a fact, that cannot be
disputed, that Mr.. Stewart is the
whole club himself and without
him the association would not
have been uD to it's present staud
arl., Space will not permit the
lpablicatiou et, the amount of
credit due him.
Everything passed ofquietly and
orderly and the grand success ot
this excursion merely proves the
popularity of the organization
and those at its head. The only
Fthing that happened to- depreciate
the enjoyment of those in atten-
dance, was the neglect of the
stveeticar@ authorities. When the
last boat arrived they found nc
cars; it seemed as though the cars
t,urned 10, aud left them on pur-
pose. Of course this was no fault
of the management. ..
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ALL ABOARD FOR BOSTON
MASS. -,

The trip of the Washington Ca
tlet Corps on Thursday next is an
assured success, aud at 9 O'Clock in
the morning of the 18th, it. will be
a happy party that pulls out from
the B. g. p. Depot. In order to Sc,
cure the trip it was only necessary
to guarantee eighty passengers,
and it was safe enough to pledge
them from the membership alone,
but since the advertisement, so
smauy persons, WhHe aswell as col
ored, have caught at tire chance,
that the managers noWo expect to
need a special train. II is the best
The Washington bee., 1889-09-14
10 ~ Coolidge, 'a@'
HARNESS ATTACHMENT
Patented +"
NOVEMBER 18TH, 1888.

j. S.. CooLIDGE's Harness Attachment is the best
thing of the kind put the Market 1t IS so ar
ranged that any secure 1T to any harness, In
three minutes, without cutting the same In any way,
right out in the street 1t can be taken off the harness
In twmnutes and the harness returned to its former
style without the least trouble exertion 1t saves
- time In hitchihg and unhtching horse can be at
ached to the vehicle in less than 80 seconds and exr
Gated nless than seconds. 1t ornament to the
harness and contains nothing its parts to get out OF
order the case beng constructed that the straps
can be heightened shortened as is required. The
Botis removable secured to allow the spring to
be removed when worn. The particular advantage
this device possesses over others consists in the
strucons of the and arrangements of the straps
whereby the same may be attached to any harness
without cutting the same as has heretofore been nee
cessary in order to use devices of this character.
To the loop of the Bolt may be attached lines Is,
said lines being connected with the driver by suitable
means, SO that if the horse runs becomes unman-
ageable the Tightening of the lines will draw the bolt
H. and the spring "a will the plate 16 aside and
release the animal from the vehicle. Any woman
or child can hitch or unhtch horse without the slight
est trouble Thousands of the attachments are being
used every day, = .,.... .-... .-....r
The Washington bee., 1889-09-14
EN- REGISTER BRUCE.

a non. 9. h, Bruce has been invit-
- : ! and has accepted the invitation
"% S,a usllYeF the Emancipation ad-
geSS HeS Saturday, Sept. 2Ist, at
, oupeHoaerSon, y Ky. This will be one
y lne largest demonstrations that
oS nSS e ever taken place in that section
GOaISe we country. The Langstou
s"% uSIuS' from Nashville, Tenn,
- s q large number of civic organ
I"n;oS,f IanionS from EvenvilIe, Ind, and
ta6uulSSllIe, n. Ky, will be present on
ReuiStOoaS iCOaSIOh to participate. Ex-
piSaa S'er Bruce is one of the most
S9u Sis not Sneakers in this country and
popularity is still spreading
'"'Oughout the country