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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-15
Name.
WNahinDtOn Stock Exchanuo

Saes-Rcgular call-12 o'clock m: West End
National Bank, at IS. Ffremens Insurance, ~
at 49,. Columbia Fire Insurance, so at II: ~ al
IA Washington Gas, Is at Al rs at 40; 25 at 3ssI:
rs at 3s3t L. s. Electric Light, 30 at 1855 Ches.i-
peake ana Potomac Telephone, 50 at g.. American
Government Bonds@G. s. AVS, 1891, registered,
JOB bio; Z. ;; as' 1871, coupon, loa bid; U. $.
coupon, 1907. 1872 bid, 1917 asked.
District OF Columbia Bonds-Per imp cs, 1891,
colo, l1 ~, S h asked Per imp IS 1891 cur
currency, lO4 bid. 2year fund, 81, 1892 gold 1903 x
bid. 2tyear fund, IS, 1889, god 10S4 bid - asked
Water stock, as 1901, currency, bid, lbs asked.
&-year fnnd, Ca, gold, 1902, lib bid Wafer stock,
IS, currency, 1898, 1872 bid, asked. s.65s, 1924,
fund, currency, ICY bid, 122 asked.
Miscellaneous Bonds-Washington and George
iHgton and Georgetown Railroad Convertible "a; 1907
bid, nc asked Masonic Hall Association IS, 1885,
Is. 1917 bid. ll2 asked. Washington Market Com
pany, mp. is. - bid. III asked. Washington Light
Infantry LIST mortgage, Is, 1904 SO bid. Washington
Light Infantry I'd is 1904, 30 bid, 1Ol asked Wash
ington Gas Light Company, series A. Ga, -
bid. 122 asked. Washington Gas Light Company,
series b, g., ZIG bib lz5 asked. American Sc
curity and Trust Company, 1903 asked HYGIENE
Ice ,Dmpany, list mortgage lis, 10i asked.
National Bank Stocks-Bank of Washington -
Metropolitan, 265 bid. 800 asked. Central. 800 bid
Second, - bid, zJo asked. Farmers and MccfaIl-
les, 19o bid. Citizens. 40 bid $50 asked. Colun-
bia, l3 bid, 155G asked Capital l2O bid l2j, asked
West End. 100 asked. Traders, 127 asked. Lin
coin. log bid, 10 asked.
Railroad Stocks-Wash.ngton and Georgetown,
22o bid $50 asked Metropolitan. = bid, 1870 asked.
Columbia, zEh. asked. Capitol and North street,
50 bid, ~ asked. lexington aud soldiers Iiornc,
80 bid. SOY asked. Georgetown and Tenieytown, Al
bid. IS asked.
Insurance Stocks-Firemens, 43k bid, 4G asked.
Franklin, 80 bid Metropolitan, 81 bid. National
Union, Is bid % asked. Arlington, lG7 bid, 1SU
asked. Corcoran 10 bid. Columbia, - bid, IAN
asked. GerInan-American, 1865 bid. Potomac 81
bid, LOO asked. Riggs, bid, So asked.
Peoples, 4ss bid, asked. Lincoln, 41s bid, SO
ashc.i. Commercial, 4 bid AZ asked.
Title Insurance St0cks-lical Estate Title, 12a
bio, los asked. Columbia title, 5sa bid, 6 asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-W ashington Gas,
39ai bid, +01 asked Georgetown Gas, 4S bid. U. s.
Electric Light, 133 bid, l4U asked.
Telephone StocIs-Pennsylvania, 25 bid, asked.
Chesapeake and Potomac. d. bid, ~ asked Ameri-
can GraphophOne, 1o1s bid Ii asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-Wa Washington Market Com
pany, 15h bid,l9 asked. Washington Brick Machine
Company. d. bid, 40 asked. Great Falls Ice Com
pany. - bid, 22O asked. Bull Run Panorama
Company, - bid, ~ asked. National Safe Deposit
Company, 80 bid, 300 asked. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage "a bid. = asked. Washington Loan and
Trust Company, Al bid. ~ asked. American Sc
cnrity and Trust Company, 6!a bid IS asked.
interocean Building Company, los asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-15
Dos,r CHEAT YouRsELr.

II pays 30 the best. and this IN specally sy
when life health In stake. How any man or vo-
man VINO IL suffering from dyspepsia, liver trouble
any simila Fiction dose the stomach with cheap
nostrums Iasses all belief Thousands Of people %
troubled 10 Carlsbad and spend large amounts Of
money in doing IL. Why not the genuine Carlsbad
sprudel Salts which In imported from Carlsbad and
can lie obtained Of any reliable dragest. They the
concentrated power of the itse They have ths
eject upon the system: for all disorders of the
stomach. liver and kidney, the general Carlsbad spru
del Salt h without equal II IL specially benefa far
chronic constipation. equity and rheumatic affection
Be TO obtain the genuine article. which has the
seal Of the city al CARLSBAD and the signature Of Els
ncr Mendleson Co., seents, Barclay street. Neu
York." the neck Of every bottle. Write for panrh-
let.
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by lay other documents and a large photo
graph of the interior Of the Marble saloon,
where Adler was shot.
By direction Of the judge the jury was sworn
in body.
Mi. cLAGErrs OPENING ARGUMENT.
Mr.. Glagett then rose and, stepping
before the jury, began his address. He
talked in an easy, conversational way.
First he spoke of the duty Of the jury which
now, for the time being, were out of the world
and its influences for the purpose of
trying this case and rendering an unbiased
verdict He referred to the care which had
been taken in selecting jury. 1t remained
to him now only to state briefly what the
charge against the defendant was and what the
verdict the government would ask.
After briefly referring to the vari-
Gus grades of homicide Mr. Clag-
gett said that in this case the
government expected to prove that this case
was one beyond doubt one Of murder. of
felonious homicide.
them, were as follows: On the evening of 18th
June were congregated in the Marble saloon,
the proprietor, Lewis Newmyer, Ward, Adler
and one or two others. Ward had
came in before Adler. After finishing game
Of billiards in which he was engaged, Ward
first refused. He repeated the request
and Adler, it appears, accepted when
after some words Ward produced pistol and
fred at Adler.
He fired twice. once. perhaps, in the direction
OF Adler's feet, and then upon his re-
treat he fred the second shot, wounding
Adler in the neck and causing his
death on the Sd of October. They
would show that Immediately after the
shooting Ward made the remark
that the id Jew had tried to do him and he
had done the jew" Also that he had said to
others: 1.-The s. b. had crossed him and he
lad done him."
To others he explained his motive by stating
that Adler had stolen from him diamond pin
They expected to show that about two weeks
prior Ward had encountered Adler
free fight during which Ward claimed to have
lost his diamond Pin. Upon showing there
facts they would ask q verdict Of guilty
as indicted. Mr.. Clagett finished
his opening at ten minutes to 8
o'clock. The defence reserved their open
ing.
PLAT OF THE SALOON.
Mr.. Brewer, who is a civil engineer, was
called to testify to the accuracy of plat he had
made of the interior of the Marble Saloon.
where the fatal shooting occurred.
The first witness called was Henry W. Brewer.
Henry A. Wise, a photographer. was called to
prove the accuracy of photographs of the in
terror of the saloon, but did not respond.
The defense accepted as correct all
the photographs submitted except some
on which appeared mark made ON the iron
pillar near the bar.
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DUBLIN, Dec. 15.-Patrick J. O'Brien, MEM
Der of the house of commons for North Upper
airy. who was sentenced to six months impris-
onment in Clonmel Jail for conspiracy in hav-
ing melted the tenants on the Smith Barry es-
tates at Tipperary not to pay rent, and Michael
O'Brien Dalton Of the National League, who
received sentence of four months
Imprisonment for similar offense. were
today removed to Nenagh, where they will come
before the assizes for rioting at Tpperary at
the beginning Of the conspiracy trial there
Both gentlemen today expressed regret at their
inability to be with Mr.. Parnen in
ms struggle to maintain his lead
ership of the Irish nationalist party
Mr.. OBrien said that extreme ideas had been
abandoned by him when there appeared like
hhood that ireland might, through the consti-
tutional agitation, secure the benefits she de-
manded. II, however. the independence Of the
nationalist party was lost by deserving Parnell,
any full measure of relief for the country
through parliamentary action would be inn
possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-15
A Thrilling ADVENTURE.
q Woman In the Glare of u Loco
motives Headlight.

NERBURN. Mass. Dec. 15.-James NJ. Gala
han, switchman at the Green street crossing,
had q thrilling adventure Saturday evening.
Just as the express train was due he happened
to glance from the window of his shanty when
he discovered Hannah Dillon, handsome
and athletic Young woman. on the I'D
track directly in the way of the
incoming train. The woman was intoxicated
and absolutely retu'cd to he led to place of
safety. CALLAHAN eDdeavOred to remove her By
force, when the woman drew n revolver and
fired point blank at him. Callahan threw
her aside as the bullet few wide of
its mark. The woman quickly lev
eled the revolver again and before
Callahan could SEIZE her arm the shot was fred.
the bullet passing through Callahan's coat.
The weapon was then wrested from her. After
desperate struggle the woman was dragged
into II shanty and her hands tied. The police
We're notified and the woman was taken to the
lookup. The woman accuses Callahan OF be-
traying her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-15
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

THE SON SUCCEEDS THE FATHER.
Frank Carter, the son of Churchill Carter,
the old and trusted messenger of the auditor s
Office, who recently died, was today given his
fathers old place.
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued today as follows: Solomon Carr,
two brick dwellings,, 1855 and 1857 Maryland
avenue northeast, $1,000: Robert n. Harper,
one brick dwelling, 2l5 LIST street northeast,
$500.
BIDS OPENED.
Bids were opened by the Commissioners to-
day for furnishing G69 lineal feet Of 6 by 20
granite circular curb. The bidders were Geo.
Pierce, Sl:57 per lineal foot: John Booth, sl.79
per lineal foot; Brandywine Granite Company.
s1.50 per lineal foot; Acker & Co., S.l79 per
lineal foot.
THE WASHINGTON AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
The Commissioners this afternoon gave a
hearing to those interested in the
bill now before them for report, authorizing
the Washington and Western railroad to enter
hearing Messrs. /: f: B. sands,
John A. Baker, ]. H. McDowan and Samuel
Wilson.
WANTS HIS CASE REoPENED.
Ex-Sergeant T.. j. DuVall, one OF the police
men dismissed through the investigation of
Col Robert. is still trying to have his case re-
opened. His latest move was to lay the papers
in his case before President Harrison. request
ing reopening of the case. The papers have
been referred to the Commissioners for report.
AMENDING THE POLICE REGULATIONS.
The Commissioners today issued the follow
ing order amending section Of article of the
police regulations:
The police officers on duty at the railroad
depots shall remove from the hack stands ut
said depOts any hotel coach whose driver is
found soliciting on a special stand at either of
said depots for passengers to other destina-
tons than the hotel which he represents, &c.
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THE SUPPRESSED NEWSPAPER.
Mr.. McCarthy's Edition Of Omitted Ireland
Makes Its Appearance.

DUBLIN, Dec. 15.-Suppressed United ireland,
the paper issued by the McCarthyites, made its
first appearance today. 1t contains letter
from Archbishop Walsh, supporting the OPP
ponents of Mr.. Parnell.
Very Rev. p. d. O'Regan. dean Of the chapter
of Cleync, called a meeting ut which resolu-
tons were adopted repudiating Mr.. Parnell.
Not content with this action alone number
of those present procured q picture of their
dishonored leader and made bonfire of it.
At Galway meeting called by the clergy
for the purpose of denouncing Mr.. Parncll had
result that entirely unlocked for bv
its promoters. The supporters of Mr.. Parnell
turned out in force. They filed the hall. occu-
pied the platform and passed resolution
supporting Mr.. Parnell They also passed
resolution calling upon Mr.. j. Inkerton, mem
Der OF parliament for Galway city, to resign his
seat.
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THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS-.
The Georgetown Barge, Dock, Elevator an,
Railroad COmpany-New Route Proposesl.

Inc Georgetown Barge, Dock, Elevator and
Railroad Company-New Route Proposed.
MIR. Higgins has introduced another bill in
the Senate in regard to the extension of the
Georgetown Barge. Dock, Elevator and Rail-
road Company. The present bill gives up
the idea of the road crossing Rock
creek and getting up near the White House
and simply allows the company to extend its
line from the present termination at the eastern
terminus of Water street at Rock creek north
westerly along the west bank Of Rock creek to
the south side Of II street northwest. II prop
erty cannot be obtained by purchase condem-
nation is provided for.
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE EXTENSION.
Bishop Hurst was at the Capitol today in re-
gard to the proposed ex tension OF Massachusetts
avenue across Rock creek to the new Methodist
University. Bishop Hurst is very much inter-
ested In the proposal, not only on account of
the university, but because he considers it a
much-needed Improvement. 1t will advance
the foundation of the university two years, said
the eminent divine.
PROPOSED NEW CODE OF MUNICIPAL LAWS.
Mr.. Circuit introduced a bill in the House to-
day to provide for the appointment Of COM
mission to prepare a code Of municipal laws
and ordinances for the District. The bill pro-
vides that the Supreme Court of the District
shall appoint three persons, residents Of the
District. who shall prepare the new code. As
soon as the code shall be prepared it is to be
submitted to the judges of the Supreme Court,
and if they approve it it is to be submitted to
Congress for action. The commission is to re-
ceive each $500 for the work. They are to ap-
point a clerk who is to receive $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-15
England's Ba<l Cooks.

LONDON Letter 10 Chcaco Tribune.
There is, properly speaking. nothing good 10
eat in England but roast beef ana mutton clsnps
and fried sole. Coming from Paris. where the
whole soul wasmoyed TO ecstacy by the melting
deliciousness ~ seductive yiands. there il
something barbarously rude and unsatisfactory
IN the things with which he is forced 90 sustain
hfe nf'london. The bread il for the most part
as dense as the English appreciation of a lest.
while the compromising ~ sauces is an art the
Brltlsher cannot learn any more than he can
appreciate them when they have been con-
ooctod. He VINO goes 20 England 20 cat is ne
wise as he who goes 20 Patagonia 60 study art
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-15
A New Detectiye.

The Commissioners have appointed John
Gallagher member Of the police force. and he
viii he detailed 10 do duty in the detective Of
nee. The recent appropriation bill provided
for compensation for two extra men in tho de
tective Office. II vas Mr.. Mocre's intention 20
apply the extra salaries "a two men who have
oeeh IN the service Tor many wears. The Com
missionors. however. thought that the present
detective corps was too small and they decided
to increase the force.
Mr.; Gallagher is fifty-one wears old. having
been born IN 1889 in Pike county. New York
He served through the war a member % the
seventh Illinois regiment For nine wears he
was chief Of police II Pittsfield III. aud for six
years township constable. which position h.
resigned 10 except his present position. This
afternoon Mr.. Gallagher was sworn in. and will
be assigned to duty under Inspector Swim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-15
Mitchell viii Box Slayin,
Dunlap's Cable Dispatch TO The Eyeniny Star

Dunlaps Cable Dispatch TO The Evening Star.
LONDON. Dec. 15.-Before sailing for America
on Saturday McAuliffc is to have benefit. II
will occur at the Washington Music Hall. Bat
terses. on Thursday. Charlie Mitchell will box
two rounds with Slavin and also two with Nc
Auliife: Slavin and the beneficiary will then
have a bout and Richard Fox will present a
purse to McAuliffe. The chief interest of the
occasion will. however. center in the set-to
between Slavin and Mitchell. the latter boast
ing that he can whip the champion. The feel
ing between the two bruisers is not any too
friendly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-15

The Columbia Title Insurance Company TO-
day reelected the old board Of trustees, as
follows: Allen C. Clark, William E. Edmonston,
William A. Gordon, William =. Gurley. Bernard
H. Johnston, James II. Johnston, BENJAMIN #.
Leighton, Myron NJ. Parker, Frank T. Rawlings,
John G. Slater, Edward ]. Stellwagen, John &.
Swormstedt, Brainard II. Warner, Walter r.
Wilcox and Henry K. Willard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-15
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
Row PAST MAY STREET Cars RuN3

'NNa ~ NNtr RUM
The hies OF the Commissioners Office con-
tam number Of complaints against the steam
railroads Of the city for alleged breach of law
recent complaint is that the railroads are
running Their trains faster than six miles an
hour. rs laid down bv an act of the legi-lative
assembly as the maximum rate " speed within
the CITY limits A search Of the records dis
closes the fact that under a decision of the
then attorney for the District. A. q. Riddle,
twelve miles an hour. The question Is rai.ca
as To the legality of this increase and the a.
tosaey Tor the District will decide the question
at an early day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-15

Postmaster Sherwood today appointed Mr..
Fred A. Grant superintendent Of the East Capt.
toll station Of the post Office in case of Mr. John
A. Clark, resigned. Mr.. Grant Is the son of
Capt. A. Grant, q well-known resident
of East Washington, and the appointments gives
great satisfaction TO that section Of the city.
Mr.. Grant was formerly the superintendent
Of that station. but was removed by Post
master Ross to make room for q democratic
Official. His administration of the Office was
very satisfactory, and today Mr.. Grant was the
recipient of many congratulations on his re-
Stunning his old-time duties. The transfer of
the Office was made today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-15

AN UGLY CoUGH, even when IL appears deep
seated can be allcviaied. il not immediately re-
moved by DIR. ID. Jsynes EXpectorani. a populsr
and long-established remedy for bronchial AMI
Asthmatic Affections. and for nfty years an ap-
proved helper for all Lung Complaints.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-15

PANAMA, Dec. l5.-The Teaeyrans Of Colon
says the United States cruiser Enterprise has
left here fer Boya del Tero, where abe was dis
patched on important business United States
Consul sims took passage by her, but mp to the
present we are not at liberty to state the cause
Of his having suddenly abandoned his trip to
New York and left e. above stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-15
MES. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Hcs been used Tor FIFTY YEARS by MIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHINGi. with PERI ECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTEES
the CHILD, SOFTENS the u UMS. AI.LAYS all PAIN.
CURES NIND collie, and Is tie he>t remedy for
DiAi.RHI.A- Sold by Druggists il every part of the
.~ard. Be and ask for Mrs Wins,ow's Soothing
syrup and take other kind. - cents bottle.
dl5-Iy.
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The Ward trial herun in earne.. ,his .fte,

noon at $50 o'clock.
The twelve jurors. who
had had two hours to
put their. business in
order before finally be-
ing sworn and secluded
from the world, were
all in their seats at2:30.
The court room WAS
then thronged. The
accused and Messrs.
wills on. Blackburn,
Coleman and Duhamel
were promptly on hand.
The duty of opening
the case rested with Mr..
Howard Clagett, the as
sistant district attor-
ney. He had a batch
of papers before him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-15
For Relief Of the Poor.

The teachers and pupils Of the Briggs School,
colored, located at 22d and e streets north
west, Mr.. }. w. Cromwell, principal, instead Of
giving Christmas dinner 10 the poor in their
vicinity, ~ last year, are endeayoring 10 help
them in more substantial way by creating Q
fund 10 supply needy papils VIII shoes, over
Of the weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-15

Range of the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings ut the signal
Office to-day. Sam, "a; pm, As; maximum,
As; minimum. AZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-15
THE TRIAL BEGUN,
Assistant Attorney Clagett Commences tn
Opening Argument This Afsernoon.

WHAT THE GOVERNMENT EXPECTS 10 PROVE
AGAINST THE PRrsoNER, FRANK wxhp-rHE CIR
cuHsrANCRs SURROUNDING THE KILLING or
ADLER SET FORTH WITH GRAPHIC p1srrxcrxEss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-15
MARRIED.
ED.

JONES-N0RCOM. On "Wednesday, Noseu,f,e- IL
1s.D. at Zion Lutheran Church. JOHN " JOkfS "a,
CLARA VIRGINIA SORCoM, 10th uI tlIs city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-15
CASH OR CREDIT.

Our fall stock Of Furniture. CARPETS. &C.. IL now
eoInfleie.and you contemplate purchasing anything
in our line it vii De your interest to call be-
fore dOin- confident can save you from
20 70 - Ter cent your purchase. Below mention
lew Of many bargains and advantages
We viii sell you a Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE, : pieces. for sI7
or els on credit.
We viii sell you a 7-piece PARIoR SUITE, solid
walnut :ranes upholstered the best hair eioth Tor
s1S cash or s:sO credit.
We slll sell yon 1-Piece PARLoR SUITE. solid
walnut frames. upholstered plush. combination col
ers. Tor s2s cas-, SD credit.
We Will sell you good wOvEN-wIRE BED
SPRING for O.. - cash or 81. 20 credit.
We will sell you : good quality BRUSSELS CAR
PET for Coz. yard cash &c. yard on credit
We viii sell you a eood INGRAM CARPET for &c.
Fer yard cash or 4Oc. PEI yard on credit.
We and lay all CARPETS Tree of cost and do not
charge for the waste in matching figures.
We viii sell all CARPETS. MATTINGs AND OIL
tLo4hS ON cretnf Al an ADVANCE u oeehss Pef yaLo
On the loves, cxsh price.
EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
On all credit sales AMI no notes ,equired-
CASH DISCOUNT allowed ON all accounts settled
2. GRoGAN.
nian I'D and al tn st. nv.
'CHOsE UNHAPPY PRISONS MHO SUFFER
;roni nervousness and Dyspepsia should use Carriers
Little Nerve his, m.de e1Irsssiy Tor t1i. class
FuHs FuRs.
sHoULpKR cApEs.
LATEST STYLES.
IN THE FOLLOWING FURs:
ALAskA, SEAL. MONKEY. AsrRAkHAN.
BEANEk. WOOL SEAL. PERSIAN LAMB, BLACK
hAkE. LkNCH sEAL.fkENCH CoNEl.NU1klA.
BLACK MAE1EN. MINK. DYED oPOssCA.
AAAAAEE. WHITE IHIBET. Sc.
boAs, COLLARS AND MUFFa
FURTRIMMIN6.
CHILDREN'S FURs
cAREiAGk kOBES AND BLANKETS
coAcHNES CAPEs AND HATS.
fUR FLOOR RUGS.
FOOT MUgFS.
CENTS FUR CAPS AND COLLARS
SAsfs' FUR GLOVES AND DRESS GLOVES.
FUR wRIsTLEIs
HATS. CANES. UMBRELLAS
GAMES Y DAVIS SONS,
niSan 1901 Penna ave.
IL YoU HAVE NEVER USED cArTRR's LITTLE
LAYER fls 80 Al Oiice 10 tine drug store and
aNai- in~S VIII surely p.eas- you. Don forget
No CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS TABLE
Nshouid he without bottle u Anzosfura Mtters
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MCLEAN THE CHAMPION.
He Outrows Kemp ON the Parametts Riv,
I'm Australia.

SYDNEY. N.s.w., Dec. 15.-Today. on the
Parametta river, a sculling match for GOO q
side and the championship of the world was
rowed by oarsmen Kemp and Mclean. Nc
Lean was the winner.