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The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-20

Strictly first-class garments at very mod
crate prices is the motto of Robinson,
Parker e. Co., the American clothicrs,
$40 Seventh street northwest
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-20
Berkeley pure rye whisky.

Tho "Ciemeneeau Gaze" at Kernan's
will be the sensation next week. There
are three beautiful tableaux, in which a
living model of faultless form and daz-
ding beauty appears.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-20

Marriage licenses were issued to-day to
Robert J.. Hughes of Fauquier County,
Va, and Mary Jane Gibson of Washing
ton; Caleb c. Clarke and Amy NJ. Parks,
both of Washington; Thomas II. Melton
and NJ. Bella Ryan, both of Washington.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-20

For over fifty years Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup has been used for children
tcething. 1t soothes the child, softens the
gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie,
and is the best remedy for diarrh9a.
Twenty-Five cents bottle.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-20

Suits aud Oyerccats reduced to slf.s5.
Eisemen Bros, 18th and u.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1890-12-20

Attend the reduction sale OF Suits and
Overcoats. EiSeman Bros, 9TH and Il.
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HOW HE STRUCK HIM.
Continuing the Testimony Before the
McCalla Court Of Inquiry.

Al the McCalls court yesterday in New York
Michael Gallagher, hrst sergeant OF marines,
testified that at Stetlin in August 1883, ten
men who left the ship without leave were
ironed together in a line, hand TO hand The
end men were fastened to ring bolt ana .
potato rack. he had helped TO put Walker in
irons. There were several tough characters
aboard the ship. The ringlesders wanted TO
be in every bother" They jumped the ship
very often and they were too smart 10 bs
caught on more than one or two occasions
Gallagher thought there was q pretty good
supply of irons aboard until two or three of
the men succeeded in breaking their hand
irons which was one Of the reasons Why they
had their hands ironed behind their backs.
Lawyer Menzies of the defense tried TO get
the witness to say that Walker was suffering
from delirium tremens when straight-jacketed.
but the witness preferred not TO understand
him.
Gallagher said that the salt water was dashed
in Walkers face by the commander after the
latter had used his sword This was the first
time that this had been brought out
Sergeant Hefred II. Monroe described how
he had put Lorsch in double irons and put him
in one OF the starbosrd coal bunkers at Lieu.
Wakenshaw's orders and closed the bunker
door. Monroe was on duty as sergeant of the
guard when Fireman Walker got drunk. Wal
ker came up from the IRE room and Lieut.
Mulligan ordered him down and threatened
him with the alternative of confinement under
the sentrys charge. That's Just what want"
said Walker, and then the witness said he was
ordered by Mr.. Aulligsn 10 fetch the doubis
irons.
sTRucK BIT THE CAPTAIN.
Monroe started 10 put on the ironA Wslkse
became unruly at once. The witness said;
Il was sitting on Walker and the others we're
trying to gag him with the bsyonet when the
commander came out of his cabin. Walker
was still shouting and bowling. The commander
came up with drawn sword and cried Stand
clear got up of the man and the captain
struck him Q light blow just as he was strngs
CLING to rise. He was very nearly on his feet
when the captain struck him again and he fell
down alongside one OF the guns.
Now you've done for him, sang out one e
the men forward, who had been watching
Bring that man forward and I'll hx him, too
cried the captain TO Lieut. Mulligan, Who went
forward, but couldn't find the man Buckets
of sea water were then thrown over Walker. A
piece Of board was put in his mouth after that
and be was left on the deck. The gag wasn't
removed until Walker begged Mr. Ingersoll 10
have il taken out, promising TO keep quiet
On the cross-exsmination Mr.. Menziee asked
the witness II he didn't know that Walker had
been burglar in Washington, and Monros &C.
knowledged that Walker had said that be be-
longed to the criminal classes
Private John Brander said ks thought Wslks
vas struck three timeA
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DEAL ESTATE OFFICE

EAl lo1A1t OfttCk
JOHN b WIGHT,
1i0S14 q Street Northwest
Near the kless House,
Notary Public
Two valuable pieces Of property on q st n W. One
on south side near lth. One the north aide near
18th.
Florida ave. between Massachusetts ave. and r st
at xl55.
Lots III the northeast aud near East Catitol ana
9Th SITS, be subdiSded very economically 81 Dc
40 Ii st ne, very comfortable HOUSE, sht
for sale. S4.sOo or rent, $50 per month.
Lots on oregon st. at 81. Is.
Two Frame Houses on y 81. NV. rented Of els Der
month
square 6l9, North Capitol bet II st and New yors
ave, l05xllS. at 81.
square $50, corner Virginia ave and 9th st. ss
part lot . 5SxS0 at soc.
square 81 corner North Capitol and N sss.. pert
lot Is, 4sxee at 81 IN
FIRE INSURANCE.
Furnished and Unfurnished Houses for sale ana
rent mIh.:N
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Fog sALE1 q ~ sS sRooM a9gsh IS OF 3
$500 terms cay 9. Il. PAEkkK cor =, And
Il. 5S. 9 Il: Is snt .sa 1s g
d1 mi4 .sr"' easy ooS a ~, rakk y.
i Houses on Capitol Hin, with good cellar bay win
d SSr 5000; : LOO e-sh balance on time; 4.
IIoR sALE-CHEAP-TwO BRICK HOUSES ON =
y bet 80 and A Sta . W. with two houses on rear
rsfh %sHi 4 md nae q .s' four
IGOR sALE-CKEAP-34 Pa. AVE. LOT 251I27
store and is rooms with cellar. win sell Il .
o1 miaj, terms easy ooS u . EaafKk ~.
EoR sALE..GREAT BARGAIN IN HOUSE AND
Lot su '' Still sHsfp CO sold
EoR sALE-H0usE 1874 ST; BRICK; TEN
s rite fEohAs BLAeDES. City Pos, o.
Dwelling. 155;, furnace &c. stable, lot 45 IS on
asd s let AND and H. New BayxiIdos Bi.si, sGs
S. and
St bet an 1 and 6ih nx Txo;;ory and cs iSI
Sis-ss RGsf & H aI Pi SEA ian sa Il
E9R sALE "a GOA LITTLE HOME, 1909 ST:
OWNER. 12O4 ST.. After pm ms-7t'
EoR sALE-TwosToRY BRICK, SEVEN ROOMS
and cellar on north side bet 6th and 9TH sta
@ gIS B. II. "ARSShRs %;
saaEFIS NE P 81 on p 81 NJ
ro SI and cellar, ell modern impro. emsn,s.
Nils. b. d "Af sis No.. CO.;
u North Capitol two Groom Bricks Price of es ch
IN
h? sss rm11.s., B. H. wARS Sis = : !. CO. :
ksakETaRnEsTSET AND gAsEMESI
~sn's large lot valuable pFGPfsy sasfqo co.
t924y tml1-5tl Si6f st. NV.
+ store, ~ rooms and splendid cellar; within few
Z IS
rooms an and ih hsar p.pelsd
ssrssin price sS ate ms M
mS-7t A. 7. HOL1ZMAN Co, 1871 ST. nv.
on SEw AMP HOME q
SITS; cabinet mantsls ELECTRIC bells Sc only 800
FoR SALE-FoUR Two-sToRY FRAME HOUSES
BROS, 1885 Est m6-thSs4t
FQHks os sALkais3o 18th sT:-eopD BRICK. 8
oG gS location q; 900; Easy terms.
LfOs SALE-A VERY FINE DOUBLE CORNER
Il House in the Northwest, with over 5000 feet Of
ground. Price $4,000. b. H. ROBERTSON, lois
II ST.. f2l-lm
EoRsAIE-THREE sIx-RooM BRICKS RENTED
Il att 1850 each; 10th and SITS n W. will sell at
$4,000 on Iong time If desired, 10 Per cent invest
ment Lots IS feet deep to . concreted alley. +. H.
SMITH Il son, l222 + st NV f27-lm
IrOR SALE-A BARGAIN - FURNISHED Ten
Il room House on l. at Connecticut ave. all
,nodern improvements renting at eat per month.
Price $4,000. For particulars inquire OF
WM H. BARSTOW,
f25-1m 615 9TH ST. NV.
NOR SALON CONNECTICUT AVE, LARGE
Il Commodtous, Sunny House, containing oil m.i in
fashionable and attractive neighborhood. b II
ROBERTSON, 1915 III st. l21-lm
NOR SALE-A FINE DWELLING FOR A HOME
Il or Investment; owner aving the city peIma-
nently desires me to cell Immediately: IL rooms.
bath and laundry well-built ana located NV; near
Pa ave. convenient to departments lot 20 Ok 20 81,
10 6-foot concreted alley Fog price and ernIs APP
ply to GEO ". IlSRINS.
mo-1m Cor l!Nn and ii SITS. NV
EoR SALE-THE FINE THREE-STOEY RESI-
dence, with large back building III 18th st. n.
price 80. 900. Apply to the owner, Nj. F. NORRIS,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES & LOTS
u EAL ESTATE BULLETIN OF
H WI II. SAUNDERS A co,
succes-ors 10 John sherman Co,
l4oa 81. NV.

l4Ol y 81. NV.
3oa.-North side of Pennsylysnis ave near ~ n st.
Large 3-stOry and Basement i0-room B-irl 's:i
Price $4,000 cash.
- 81 ne. near Maryland ave-. 9 rooms and
269s,R St NV 10th, 10 room, and bath
.33!;1o St NV. near 18th. l2 rooms and bath
39-ist st NV nesr II. ll-room House. lay win.
dow side alley and 400 SQUARE feet Of ground also
lso Lots. each 1880 on pefrees 81. ~ill sell
25I-3ls Indiana ave-. 20 rooms aud stable IN rear
33i. M st. near l2th NV, 3-story and basement,
brick IN perfect order. $4,000.
, SO4.-Cleveland ave. NV, rooms. we'll rented.
three OF these houses Just sold TO Investors el
24O.-Forda ave. west Of 4th. rooms, bath ana
EACH.
i6s. d st. Sc near cor. 5th. New House. rooms
and bath concerted street frunt. $4,000.
BUSINESS PROPERTY,
1868 and 369-Several pieces Of fine Business Prop
prices.
36i.-G ST n W, north side: TO- 900 square feet OF
Business Property with improvements s6 30 foot.
3IO--SeNersl pieces Business Property q O
nv. bet. 10th ana 10th. ApIly for Information ss
363.-.tb st near patent Office Store lnow under
FOR BUILDERS.
We have several very desirable sites on corners aud
otherwlse for building BLOCKS " houses $50. 49,,
2l6 joo. 3o6.
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RrOR SALE-LOTs-
L ST bet 2lst and 23d. I'd and d Sc, COX CO. o5
35Nl2:S; Sl.40 pr. sq fl .l.,d bet. r and NJ
DioSh ~, bfoohlsnu, isN'o. ..-...........-l 40
2ofl2o. .......s:. i lc Me ave bet Sd s ~,
llnck L. square o3, 41Nl2I .............. offer
Takoma Park. ........- Sc l. St be-. 81 at A oo,.
Rirgs place, n. side, lsxfoo ~
2OnSO ............... 20
mlo-3t J. F. CULLINANES CO., 609 st. NV.
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p30 G s.w., 7r., w.&c...s20
1872 Tenn. aye.n.e-1r. Ii. 80
1858 G s.w., ora st. rm. y
2IS Sd SITS. W. 6r. .w.l2.30
l25s I'D n. W.. Sr.-f.. ...S
Ne < CO., 6O9 T st. NV.
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AUCTION SALES.

WEEkS CO, Auctioneess
" So Louisiana ave-,
opposite City Post once. .
INV TRUNKS, ALL SIZES, MILLINERY
GOODS. COLLARS, Ills, &c, WITHIN OCH
sALESROOMs, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH
ElGHIEENTH, Al TEN O'CLOCK. SALE
WITHOUT LIMIT uI5-2T
TNHoMAs DowLING Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE ON The EAST SIDE OF
EIGHTEENTH STREET BETWEEN 5 AND
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded among
the land records of the District of Columbia Lber
1412, foho 443 ct and at the request of
the holder OF the note secured the hereinafter
scri5ed lot, We shall sell al public auction u
the preIalses, on THURSDAY The TNkNTH-sEk-
ENTH DAY OF MARCH. 1890, 1T FIVE O'CLOCK
4. NJ. all that certain PANEL VI ground lying and
being n the city OF Washington said District
known rs lot ll9 IA Denisons recorded subdlyisiuu
OF certain lots square 152, together with the I'm
proNements, &c, consisting of threestory brick
house.
Terms of sale: One-third cash residue in two equal
payments al one and two years respectively, q per
cent interest payable half yearly secured by deed %
trust the IroIerty sod cash, option OF
chaser 5000 deposit at time sale. Terms b.
Piled with IL ten days trustee reserve the night
readyertise and sell at desultng purchasers cost aud
risk.
BEDFORD W WALKER. , r.,.,..
ml5-dts GEORGE d. BALDWIN,,
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

NOR REM AS 9Th st s.w., s&dw. = 40
II BIZ 9TH s.w. Tor. i1s u sv.. e. NJ L. $50
al mod. imp. $3.50 l3,1O ~ sv.6r, M l. stO
81 ~ st s&dw .:B5 53S D VI sv., Or. wat
80 9Th ST.. l. -, liz
s6J ~, Dr.. - mi Us 30 l2US III Or wall OlV
1245 81 sv.. str dvg III 3Oij Ar. water. n ~
121sIs 9Th Or wi 20 l02 sv.. waters .tu
ZOO bel = 5r VITO ga LIST st Sc, 4r-.----s
lS3 St. Or. water 10 III Lsw, 5r....-.....-.o
m15-3t' C. Il. PARKER. cor A. and z SITS s-w.
IOR RENT-PEK Mo. 1900 .2d ST N VII. - In
IT bOS lie, $50 1913 ' 1T Il W, Or 10 81
5o4 Il Sc 6r.......:.s ~ Blasden alles, fT.
U.OR RENT-yll NORTH CAROLINA AVE >: E.s
Il Just completed. TwO-stary and baselent BITE, Q
rooms me lOcation. wide parking near cars hercs'
markets and schools: s4O: n0 water rent. -
mll-3t SWORNSTEDT & BRADLEY, 92f ST.
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lyoR sALE-fINE CORNER LOT, CENTRALLY
Z located. with larse Brick Dwelling ana stable.
G. lol TYLER RuIHEkfobD
ml5-6s' 1897 -
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FOR SALE-IOTS


lHoR sALE-FINE CORNER LOT, CENTRALLY
G, Id iYLER RuTHEkIoBD
-.
+ Several Choice Tot. in Cleveland Heishss
10 Lots on q betseen 18th ST. and Conn ave..
Lot on 9 ss. between isth and goth 2sssrisl 70
Lef on isih st. near Rhode Island ave-. 2s,ioo. 10
LIT on is'h g, NV. .qu.r. Isa. co,l4a. 70 lo-foos
Lou .sp sg4 . 10 Par. st ns rs.; : WILSON
Real Estate Broker,
m1S-lv Fremen's Insurance Go. Bundins
LSoR SALINE. CORNER 18Th AND /. sIs
'G Ssr 10 foo, ss
9th snd 9th NV 81 t,ioi per foot 81. SO Rst,eI-
foot soc. A. = CAYwooD. s33 9th 81 ff'
EoR sAlf-rwo LOIS ON c ST NV. MAN
h.ck 70 wide .ley site for ,hree isrse sossss
foR stLE-Be.aiifai iSt on ! 81 ne near stA.
mis.M "'rs.in ssIPs st q, kib5rrR es,sn
Il wyoming sya.. Washington He,shts. eeHcrsis
sresti water aud ssss bsrssinu taken a once.
ISoR sN.E-rINE BUILDING LOTS on \ ST.
location ~ font 30 per square foot Al
LEN { CLARK. oO5 ST. NV. ml6-3ts
I,oR sALE-GREAT BARGAfNs N ffw
on line Of re SiS Ss fSs a@ 100
per lot terms 70 s1it LAMkkNSE SANDS
f22-lm iSI5fa
EoR sAIf-LoTs IN FAIRvfFw HfI4Brs on
y IenieytoNn road and woodley Lane. opposite ost
New tlectrc railway tracks no~ laid 10 these lotA
lower than asked for other lots vicinity
a. snis CASH i.,ment. monthly Seary ,l.', savsn
oa11-3m 1921 fsa
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lSoR sALE-A HANDSOME HOUSE NEAR pU.
Pont circle, III rooins and bath All mod imps: ia
Sr.sei eonqi,i3n barssn II sold 1T once Apply for
~ 1872 - H.
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bon ifuli hstaypIytJ WESCOTT WILCOX.
milo 1907 Pa ave n. Y.

For kENI-s SOP 81; NV. Or. eco; s23 18th
u 81 he- Dr., Bay window Brick Dwelling sas and
water. sl3:n, 6;iS Il 81. ne, Ar, sIU-to colored
t-hant, 1918 9Th 81 NV, New Sr. Bay-window
Erick AL mod iinps, go 30. 436 Sd 1r Brick
~ mol lihvs., S2uoV 40 IT W. Dr.. SIS; i3IO
= az ave Sc. -; houses IN courts aud NV 50
aud ne. ana stable rear 1870 9Th St NV $40 Il
q DCNALI. g1J st. NV. ,nIS a,
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lNOk kESI-l6l5 MADISON ST., NEAT EIGHT
Il room Brick House cellar and all modern improve
10Th II. hsrdCs pass corner: moderate rent
10 careful tenant key Al 1l21 10Th ST. NV. mlJ-3t
I.OR EkST-wOCLD RENT TO GOOD TENANT.
II New Brick House with i rooms all mod lmps :,
rent $40. Inquire Of occupant, 1928 Corcoran ST,
between hours aud pm ml5-3t'
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EfOR sALE-ONLY FEW LEFT OF THAT HAND
u some row on Q st. near New Hampshire ave. Two
some stylish and complete Location unsurpassed
TSs,s Icons bath 6qtless pantry furnace AID
}r i tG 5cis,s Il every respect Prices
MI Ill.,. ~AsHs DAs9 5sgs + =.
u 10th 81 iust opposite Mrs. Chambers resi-
df lsi lot ss'ioa' p'1 %assH MS SSsSrsHowrR
FOR sALE-FoUR,R0OM BRICK, ON THE COR
ne5 OF 9th st. and Florida ave.; lot i7,si price
1874 wAsH'N DANEEHowER
lib st. n ".
e.: sss s.s:S
lbs iss . ID ps' month wAsH'N pAsENHowER,
FoR sALE-Two STORES AND DwELLING on
\ 9TH st. near NJ st. NV. west side lot 20xl0O with
1875 wAsHN DANENHowER,
FOB 1pon sA Ne >, EXCHANGE wELLBgILT
wndoS front; papered; fne closets; lot i7.eI6s:
90 wAsEN DANENHowER,
m15.lw Ills + st. n ".
FOR sALEs.FRAME HOUSE ON L ST. NEAR
l. Az wv: rooms; rented At $50; lot l4xe0 Price
iIss' wAsHN DAT Ssi1 g y
FOR sALE-JUsT SOUTH OF h ST. ON 5TH NE,
Il two of the best built Small Houses in this city;
bnit by days labor under the supervision Of RESPONSE
ole builder contains rooms bath. closets and every
convenience; lot 5.91l35 to alley Price s3s9o9
n MI "ASHN DAIf ff5 " nv.
nor SALE-TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT
- Brick on ST. near 9th ! rooms; lot 15x136;
issS wAsH'N DAS 1iSE 2 VI
ECOR SALE-NICE BAY-wINDOw BRICK, WITH
l. cellar; rooms ON floor rooms in al all conyen
iences located on corner of Sth and Q sts NV; LOT
1876 WASH,N DANENHOWER
m15-3t lll5 F st. NV.
EOR SALE-F1NE INVESTMENT IN A ROW OF
Il New Brick Houses on st. near I'd n. new g
room bricks all improvements and all rented lots 10
1,o each Price $4,000 each oS s2o 999 for the six
m15-1w 1lf5 st.n.w.
EOk sALE-FOUR NEW TWO-STORY AND
T Basement Bricks near corner 9th and Ii SITS. ne. ;
rooms and bath each; lot 15.9S55 Price $3.50
each. .r.
l47 wAsHN DANENHowER,
ml5-lw Ills + st. NV.
EOR sALE-P ST. BETWEEN nth AND 18TH
l. W., Threestory 10roon Brick, facing south; ali
modern improvements; lot is ex95 q to alley Price
1919 WASH,N DANENHOwER
ml5-3t 1ll5 + st. NV.
COR SALE-STORE AND lO-ROOM DWELLING
200 WASHN DANENHOWER,
1t 1l15 F St. NV.
NOR SALE-NICE S-ROOM FRAME HOUSE IN
Il Herndon, Va. ON w; O. w. RR., with one acre of
ground; necessary outbuildings, &c. Price $4,000.
mI5-3t Ills st. NV.
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Il Four New and Very Desirable Three-story and
Basement Brick Residences. brown stone trimmings:
splendid ncaELburhUOo; two squares ab we DulOn-
circle 10Th and confirms rooms aud bath,
beside paftries and linen closets trsI floors and
ways trIlnled i'll Lara wood with all modern prove
ments, such heaters, ranges. speaking tubes. cleo
trio BELLS dumb walters fixtures and nicely
papered throughout. These houses well built
The best material. Open every day for inspection.
Apply to owner II. SHARPLESS,
In
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"a BULLY DOG-WATCH."
Entertainment for Sailors at Coast Sea-
menta Hall.

Entertainment for Sailors at Coast Sea-
mems Hall.
Sailors when at sea lead a very monot-
onous life and if ever they do have good
time among themselves it is in what are
called the ''dog-watches'' from to and 6
TO in the evening of each day. Then they
sing and recte and play games and have a
good time generally, that is in fine weather.
Last evening, nOtwiths landing the in
clement weather. about 200 sailors who are
now in port, attended free musical and
literary entertainment given at Coast Sea-
mems Hall, for seamen only, by the
Women's Christian Temperance Union,
and as one of them expressed it, they had "a
bully dog-watch." The programme pro-
ylded was an excellent one and each number
was loudly applauded.
Mrs. NJ. b. Eden, superintendent of the
work among sailors Of the union, presided,
and the proceedings were opened by prayer
by Mrs. l.. NJ. Carver, and then came the
following:
Soprano solo, 80, Happy Day." Mrs. j. M.
PIERCE, for an encore "Terreuce's Farewell to
Kathleen; alto solo, "Protestatons." Miss
Anna Miller Wood, encore, "Two's Company,
Miss Hempstead; piano solo, Miss Molie Pierce;
barytone solo. Mr.. Robert Lloyd, "Ready,p aud
In response TO encores. "Gaants OF England"
Boalman's Song" Mrs j. NJ, Pierce Fierce MR. Mr..
Robert Lloyd; reading. "The Christmas Story,n
Mrs. Al. L. Boyd; tenor solo, "My Sweetheart
Whn Boy Frank Conn; song, "Will II Ever
Stop Crying" j. b. Mackay; quartets, "Spring
Song" yachting glee and Good Night" by Mrs.
Pierce. Miss Anna Wood, Frank NJ. Coffin and
Robert Lloyd.
One of the features not in the programme
was that provided by Miss Finnerty. She
sang seventeen solos in as many different
keys; she did not need to be encOred, she
kept right along and showed that sine had
lots of music in her and good strong lungs.
Miss Finnerty is seventeen weeks old to-
day, and she only subsidized when she was
yanked out and propped up in the editorial
sanctum OF the Coast Seamen'S Journal
with feeding bottle.
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FATAL AVALANCHE.
Shocking Fate Of Two Mountain
Miners in Mono County.
Buried Under a EaSS Of Broken TimbeFS and
DtbFiS by SnOESlide.
Fer FiY3 Days PeTned Beneath Wrecked
Cabin With Crushed and Frozen Limbs.
A Fresno Tragedy.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

BRDGEPoRT. Dec. 16.-Judge John Mat
ley arrived this evening from Mono
Lake and Lundy, bringing the news
that William Robinson, miner, was found
dead near the Clifton mine. The mine is sit
mated high up on steep preeipitous side of
the mountain. south Of Lundy and one and
half miles distant from the town. Robin
son and his partner, Jacob Weaver. were in
the habit of going 10 town once q week or
oftener and after waiting for him to put in
an appearance as usull Dick Pierce ana
Paul Wollenburg climbed UP to the mine
and discovered the body of Robinson.
Archy McNabb arrived this morning from
Lundy, bringing additional news in regard
to the deaths OF William Robinson and
Jacob Weaver. They were killed by a
snowSlide. Weaver was found alive, buried
under the broken timbers and debris of the
cabin in which they lived. Both legs
and one arm were crushed by the
tinibers and they were frozen almost to the
body by the cold. lie was sensible when
found and said he thought he had been so
confined for five days, since the slide
occurred. During that time he had gotten
hold of hapd-saw and while trying to free
himself IRON the fallen timbers, had nearly
sawed the frozen arm from his body with
out feeling ii. When released, the rescue
party started with him to the town, but he
died before they reached the foot of the
mountain. Robinson's mapged body was
found about fifteen hundred feet down the
mountain side, below the cabin, where it
mad been carried by the avalanche of snow
and rocks. Both men were buried at Lundy
TODAY
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-19
OBITU AIRY.
ADOIPHE BEIOT.

Adolphe Belct, the French dramatist and
novelist, died in Paris yesterday. He was
born at Ponte-a-Pltre, In the island of
Guadaloupe, November 6, 1929, and while
yet very young Travelled extensively In the
United States, Brazil and other parts of
North and South America. He studied law
ut Paris, and became an advocate at the bar
of Nancy in. 1855. His first attempt In liter
AZURE was .Chatiment' paris, 1856, a novel
which failed to attract attention Two
years later he brought out "a la Champagne"
one-act comedy which gave no indication
oil The immense and lasting success of his
second dramatic composition, lie Testa-
ment de Caesar Girodot," comedy in three
acts, written In conjunction with NJ. Charles
Edmond Villeiard, and first performed at
the Odeon Theater, Paris, September 80,
1889. In addition he wrote number of
other pieces, notably, "Froment jeune eft
Risler aine," founded upon the celebrated
novel by Nj. AlphoDse Daudet. Some of his
novels have passed through as many as one
hundred editions, the most celebrated be-
ing Mademoiselle Giraud. ma femme
QS7O). Later he published lie Parrictde"
nS79; "Dacolard ct Lubin" 1874; Me
moirs dun Caissier"; Helene ct Mathilde":
La Femme de Feu"; "Deux Femmes":
"Folies de Jeunesse"; la Sultane Pari,
sienne"; lies MYSTERIES Mondans"; LEO
Baigneuses de Trouvllle"; MADAME VItel
ct Mademoiselle Lelievre' and "Une Mai
son Centrale de Femmes." His drama.
Les Estrangleurs de Paris" was acted for
the first time Mt the Porte Saint Martin Tie
alter March II. 1880. NJ. Belot was nomi
mated Chevalier of the Legion Of Honor in
1867