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Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-01-03
BOGGS& BUHL,
115, lit, 119, l21
FEDERAL STREET,
ALLEGHEN Pf
Idleness is Dangerous Fault

n he Kidneys. When inactive they speeplly
{ Il into disrepair. those obstinate and fatal
maiadies, Brights disease and diabetes, ensue
With terrible certainty upon the inactiOn OF
the organs affected. Catarrh of the bladder,
euuresis, gravel and strangury are also to be ap-
pretended from a partial paralysis of the blad-
ilet, of which weakness and sluggish ness are the
c uses. Hostetters stomach BitIers is a fine
tOntc and promoter OF activity for the renal Or
gans, and one which can be relied upon to afford
hem the requisite sti ulus without exciting
them-an effect to be feared from the unmedi-
Gated alcoholic excitant of commerce. A further
beneflcent effect OF BitteTs, by renewing activ-
iy OF the kidneys, is 10 enable them TO drain
from the blood In its passage them, impurities
productive OF rheumatism and dr0psy. Nervous
ness, fever and ague, constipation and dyS-
pepSia are conquered by the BitterS.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-01-03
OWNS
aparilla.
rRAOR'S NOTICE.

hereby given that Letters Of
bOllfs non C7tHt test0flpntO an
OF John Emmel. late OF Johns
unity, Pennsylvania. deceased
ed TO G.. a. Zimmerman, 20
indebted 10 said esta e are re-
payment, and those having
Is VIII make known the same
q. A. n MMEkMAN,
u bOnfS non cum testament
dec7-itd65tw
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-01-03
u ID.

,..I PATTERSON AT the residence
d l s. parents in kOsedale, ON ] ues
gat r', Deceu Der "a, $50, by W.
T. u, Justice Of The eace, William NJ,
FHd d innie Patterson,
EBLAND. AT the Office OF
he Oh Ing Justice, by W. c. Bland, Esq,
o. J-- evening, December 2i 1883
Ne ~ alifdx and Ida sutherland color
e. r iuhnStoWn.
.L-CRuM.-On Decemqer 60. 1899,
a itt nee OF T.. Crum. NllmOre, b,
eN. fJwn, of South Fork, Mr.. Martin
n. Nt Ell and Arabelia Crum, all of VIII
mJi'. uu Ia county. Pa.
-. El,lS.--On December 26, 1889, a.
he t. re OF m. McGary, South Fork, by
,t' irOwn, MIR. j. z. Wissinger and
mn an OF Johnstown, Pa.
, b. DWlG. on tuesday evening
Dece A,r SSa, at the residence Of the OIL
ciaiI sSInan, by Rev. X. Fink, d. d.,
a.F so Fim0tt, OF Altoona, and Miss
Gar. y, Ot Johnstown.
" la u.-on December %, 1899. by
rev hapman, ID. d., Mir Edward S
NI 'naiuwn, 10 Miss Mary A. Griffith
Of $50, township.
~ E.--Un December 2B, lSS9 by
Nr' IApman ID. d., MIR, John Tenant,
" ' To .iss Lucy Lee, OF kawliffe,
bo,' gland.
/ o q NOUR.-At the residence
uI parents in # anklln, December
y. ev /. a. NTH, Mr. George +.
tn ss Emma Goughnour
y AT the residence OF the
10 iu In Franklin, december 25, 1887
HN mih Mr. Charles NJ. Mitchell
an 90 Oy.
!, .kh.- December 20. 1899, at the
ne BRIDES parents. Mr.. henry j.
.eY ~. II. Bates, Mr. Frank
is iennie Horner, both OF Juhns-
SON.-On Wednesday evening,
bt 80, John Blaine 10 Miss Geor-
o, by hev. holiday.
R.-On Wednesday, Deeem-
30 he res dence OF the brides
~ j. horner, Grove street, by
e.. r. Frank McGrew TO MISS
d" boil Of Juhnstown, Pa.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-01-03
I

n GS,utier street, Conemaugh
y morning, Dea mber ~. 1889,
O~ePh, son or John (deceascd)
rNOrn, aged o years.
cnrespprt, on Saturday, De-
~ ferdinand Bake, aged n
luIsduy, December 70, 1883, at
Il b., son ~ Edward and hose
= ears and o months.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-01-03

When the blood is impure, thick, and
sluggish, or thin and impoverished, there
can be no health. With these conditions.
all the function lne boGy are impair
ed. and the result is variety of danger
Gus complication. The best remedy is
Ayers Sarsannrilln
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-01-03

Some rare Dress Goods Bargains for this
month. Such unusual values rs will
make trade lively in these Departments.
so pcs. so inch TricoDs at 25 cents--all
lark seasonable coltrs, good serviccablc
fabric; adapted for school and hous'
wear Note the wIdth-,0 inches, 81
'rnts.
100 pcs. double width suilings in choice
,cw coIorings, 30 cents.
Large lot Of Scotch German and
'rruch Plaids, 40 inches wide, all wool
rrs stylish and effective. ~ cents, regu-
,r price has been Sl.25. There are
m,m, sHrewd buyers.
10 shades ct 4G inch, all wool coiored
asum,res at 50 ceuts, special value and
q al 10 quality, usually sold at IS cents.
another line of 4G inch cotored Cash
mes it 75 cents, worth 81.
For Holiday presents in these Dress
ods Departments, We have put NJ
70 Dress Patterns in neat altractiv,
Aes, plain colors and combinations t.
-i Tor So to $l2 for the suit pattern.
very one of these suit patternaat special
So, prices.
For Fancy Work for the Holidays,
,rgcst assortments of Ribbons and
ltshes at 81 cial low prices.
Handkerchiefs and MIffleis, especial
sale in these Departments, all new de-
~igns and ut money saving prices
Write our Mail Order Department foI
'aples or information
dialogue free upon request.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-01-03
The Democrat.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1890.
The January Century.

The January Century.
1n the January Cent uTy, the next to the
last installment of " The Life of Lincoln
appears. This installment contains a
graphic account of I4incoln's last day and
his assassination, also a chapter on the
fate of the assassins and description of
the mourning pageant. There is por-
trait of Andrew Johnson, diagram of the
box in Ford's Theatre, fac-simile of a
playbill found in the Presidents box.
picture of the funeral-car and of the mon
ument at Springfield. Supplementary pa
pers by other hands are printed on the
pursuit ana death of John Wilkes Booth
The latter by TWO Confederate officers
who met Booth and Herold in their flight,
andhy Union officer who commanded
the cavalry that captured the fugitlves
The frontisplece of this number of The
Centuly is portrait of Professor james
Bryce the author of "The American
Commonwealth" Accompanying the
portrait is II sketch of Professor Bryce's
life.
A notable paper is Miss Amelia B. Ed
wards account of the recent very exta-
ordinary discoveries at Bubastis in Egypt.
One stone of these ruins is almost sixty
one centuries old, and Bubastis is as an
cient rs the earth itself used to be consid-
cred. All the monuments reproduced in
this article are now for the first time pub
,ished.
A very full installment OF JefIerson's
Autobiography gives some amusing tales
of the early adventures OF the author.
jefferson also describes the elder Booths
acting Of Sir Giles O0elredch, and he tells
of that eccentric knight, the actor Sir VIM.
Don. There are also descriptions of Julia
Dean, James E. Murdock, and Ilenr,
Placide; aud the installment closes with
brief essay entitled, E" A play is an Ami.
mated Picture" The insIallmeut IS pro.
fusely Illustrpted.
Henry james has "A fully illustrated "a
per on Daumicr, the famous French carl
catuIist.
The second of the " Present Oay Pa
pers is by Rev. DR.. Dixie. and has 10 d.
with " Problems of the Family" Incl
dentalIy some startling statistics with ie-
gard to divorce in lie United States an
presented. Professor Fisher publishes g.
paper "n " TIE Graduauess of Reveh-
ton" Anoiher of Timothy Coles en-
cravings Of the O'd Masters is giveu-th,
arts chosen hcing Andrea ''uutcgua-
win rcr0uplEy ~ articles by MIR. Sill
man atO ny tuu eusravev himself
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-01-03
lmpO 2l to Raiload Men

been for forty-nine years road
on & Maine system, and is now
Falls, n. II. lie says track
uIemen, engineers and con-
IS baggage masters and ex-
Iect TO kidney disease above
'refore, VIII be interested in
Is experience. al have used
lila for kidney and liver
ruly say 1t has done more for
ctors ever employed. and !
10 require the services OF the
the state. My wife also has
ltted by It's use.
4. f SMITH.
Road Master b. & NJ. X. r."
e been labored hard all win
the skin have been closed.
time ha" come, and they need
you have yhat pain across the
ceiling; those drawing down
can get immediate relief by
1ple Of MIR. smith and his wife,
failing and grand corrector
'er and blood,
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-01-03
THE COURT OF COMMON

OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.--Margaret Miller
by her next friend, Frank sally, vs. Frederick
Miller. NO 2, december eIm s. D. 1888. Libel
Ia divorce,
And now to wit, the second day OF Eecember
ID. lsS9, on motion OF VI. b. stephens, Esq
I'd. Z. McNce'is is app ntcd Commissioner 10
take testimony iu above case.
Xiruct n m the heCOrd OF said Court. Ger
tited the Second day OF December 4. d. 1889
II. 4. SHOEMAKER, ProthOnotary.
In Pursuance OF said rule Notice IS hereby
given that viii sit Tor The purpose OF taking
testimony in above case, at my Office In Room
No. z, AllLa HAIL, .lOhnsl own Pa, on Tuesday
uue seven. n Day Of January a. ID. 1890, at 10
o'clock, a. NJ. when and where all parties Inter
es ed may appear If they see proper
decl,-3J I'D, /. AiCNEELIS, Commissioner
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-01-03
4 UDITOR'S NOTTCE-Havino
4 DMINISTRATOR,s NOTlCE.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"A --Noti>e is hereby given that Letters Of
Administration de b0nis non cum teStdnlentO an
nero on the estate OF Edward Weakland, of Johns
town. cambria county Pennsylvania, deceased,
have been granted to James King, TO whom all
persons Indebted to said estate are requested to
make payment. and those having claims or de
mands Will make known the same without de-
lay. JAMES KING,
Administrator de bonis non cum testamento
anneXo.
Johnstown, January }, 1890
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-01-03
DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

IA ESTATE OF DAVID CREED, DE-
CEASED.-Letlcrs OF Administration on the es-
tate OF DAVID CREED, late OF Johnstown, Cam
bria county, deceased, having been granted to
the undersigned, notice Is hereby given that all
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against said es-
tate Will present them duly authenticated for
settlement to EDWARD +. CREED
Administrator
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-01-03
A Farm For Sale

Situated three miles and half East of Johns
town, In Rchland township, one-half mile Irom
FrankstOwn road Consisting or 40 acres so
clear and in good condition, with good house
ana barn. Large orchard, apples, pears, ounces,
plums, grapes and cherry trees. For Information
Inquire on the premises. JACOB NOON.
- dee7-1m
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-01-03

&. In the.
t tial account, OF
Il. d. KittelE.
IElleui N John
IN
ID fellOrtl
III The Ae-s
n N Ilaab / VIII
Esq sIsDoin-
on Friday,
s w c 10 O'Clock A.
appointment,
asted shall at
tit ng in on said
IN, Auditor.
3 dec4-3t
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-01-03
Orphans Court Sale.

DY Virtue of an order issued out
ID Of the Orphans court OF Cambria county
md 70 me directed, VIII expose TO lublic sale
or UUtcry, on
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-01-03
ARTNER.

ARTNER
,iven that the
latween REIN
W.NAUGHEN
IN d Naughen
day OF NOvenl-
debts owing to
eiyed by said
'lnands on the
or payment.
flrERMAN,
N.
ICE. No
,e partnership
nry sally and
tme of sally &
ness, was dis
rsday. Noyem-
he said Henry
I'd partnership
n the same dis
4 business, on
la county, Pa,
ttnued by the
NRY sally,
IN HIRSCH.
$50.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-01-03

A UDI ,
"A matte
David Barr
Executors
Ryan, late 81
the Orphal
been appOi
distribution
countantS
sit in the CHig
No. Alma
the 27th d.
NJ, TO diseh
when ana v
tend or be
fund.
EbenBbur
The daily critic., 1890-11-07
Is ErrEcr NOVEMBER 4rH. isoO
BalIlmore add Ohio RaiIroad.

Schedule in e1eCt June 26. 1890.
Leave Washington from station corner OF
New Jersey avenue and street.
FoR CmcAao and Northwest, Vestibuled
03Opm.
FoR CiScrSyATr, ST. Louis and indianapolis
express daily $50 AZ ii.30pm.
FuH ftrTsnUHG and Cleveland, express d Al
20 a m and $40 .. m.
Fgn LhNtNor0N ana points ln the Shenandoah
FoR NiNcnrsrfR and way stations, - 80 p m.
For LunAY, tJ.8O and $40 pm.
FoH BALTIMORE, week days, to5, 500, SIS,
go go $50 aminutesl, $50, 9.30, ui.0O,
ls.oO t'-miuutesl a. m u 10. 2i5 (3.sJ IS,
miuutesl 8i5, 45-mluutesl, 825, t2l, f3O,
f32 Ht0, q5-mluutesl $50 COO 0lA $50,
10. 80, 80, 9.lO, 1880 and li3g .. m.
u2C0 % miuutes) 100, BIS, (250, 45.min
utesl 3.ea 4,sp, 4 32, $50, As minutesl COO.
b.15, G.2O, 2 80, SIS, lO.3p, if8Opm
FoR WAY STATIONS between Washington and
baltimore, 5.C0, SIS, $50 M. is.f0, .25,
80, ~. lls0p m. sundays, $50 m, 100,
ast, 4.s2, GO, li.ao m.
TRAINS LEAVE BALTINoRE for washington,
week days, SEQ G,2O, G,30 us, 40, 500,
80, -, 9.3O and 1880, iO.35 a m: i2O0,
y 10 2 10 90 go Z 90 AIS, 500 6 %, 8.sl,
1oo, 20, $50, $50, 900 1910, 1890 andiiO6
t0.35 a NJ, i2.OO Los, ? 10, 2 %, ais 500 90
~ 20, a'so, so 10 70, 100 and 90 pm,
FoH AHNAroLls, US and SO a m, 1910 aud
20 N. sundays. 80 M, so D N.
Leave Annapolis 6.35 s.35 m, Il 05' 80
p m. sundays, $50 Ia, 8.s5pm,
FoH STATIONS on the Metropolitan Branch,
stations @ only M iioi6 ' m M sS SS asa R5ingps tI5
pm.
FdH RocKyuLs and Way stations, tts5pm.
tuR GAITHEHsnUBG and intermediate points.
ta.Uo, SO 90, tliC0 m, fl.O0 1900. s53i
ta.t5, 5000, tlioO pm.
FoR BorDs and intermediate stations, 100
CirHcu THAIs leaves Washington on sunda
a. rs p m., stopping at all stations on
Metropolitan Branch.
FoR FEEDEEIcE. t0.SO, $3.50, $3.50 tli.s0am..
FoK HAGEHsTows, 1000 a m. and 1850 pm.
1HAIRs ARRIVE from Chicago daily iif5 an
and ft0 ? M. from Cincinnati aRd ST. Louis
daily $40 N aud LOS D M; from PittsbuFg
40 "a NJ, $50 m daily,
NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
FoG NV oEK. Trenton Newark, n. j., aud
Elizabeth, n. j '405. $500, 5000, 'la00
m f4dp. Fi.D and 1850 y 10, Budst
rarlor Cars on all day trains Sleeping Car
on the l05to p m open AZ 200 D m.
FoE FmIADELrHIA, stC5, ts.0O 1000, 'ls0o
noon, - 80. F4,50 FB.15 and FlO30 o m
toR hEwAHE, Del Whining gtou and Chester,
+aua, f1C0 m, Hl4 W noon, $50, si5j,
s6l5 and 80 80 p ~,
FoE iRTEIlN EDIATE FONTS between Baltimore
ana "a Philadelphia t5-Oo and $40 a m t4-'o'
THAIss IEAyE New York for Washington,
,9t0 tlL3o M, 400, '3-sJ, 800 m aud
TRAISs LEAvE Philadelphia for washington,
F5.55 fs l- 3 M.
FoE BosroS, f@.5o p M, with Pullman Buffet
Sleeping Car running through ~ Boston
without change, via PougLkeepsis Bridge,
landing passengers iu B. q M. station AZ
Boston
FUK ATLAEEIC CITY, 405 aud 1000 a N. Is.n0
30 m.
rEECtpt sunday. HDailF. SUNDAY only.
Baggage called for and checked from no.
tells and residences bF Union Transfer 60. uu
uTdeI- left at ticket ofices, one aud 1851 Pa
ave. and at depot
j. a. UDELL, CHAS. q. SCULL.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt.
The daily critic., 1890-11-07
THE SPECIAL DELIVERY OF nag
GAGE
one OF the Pennsylvania Railroads
Great Conventence-.

one OF the Peunsytvania Railroads
Great ConventenCe-
The prompt dispatch and ready delivery
Of ones baggage Is one Of the most desir
able COnveuieuccs Of modern travel. On no
rail- oad In he country has this branch Of
the service received more thoughtful consid-
Grafton than on the Pennsylvania, and the
Inauguration some years ago Of the Special
Delivery System Is the most advanced step
IN the direction Of the effective handling OF
personal baggage. Under this system the
traveller, in advance Of departure, applies TO
a ticket agent, advises him Of his destina-
tion and transfer agent calls at residence
or hotel and checks the baggage through to
residence or hotel IN the city of his destina-
tion If no train is designated by the tray
Cler the shipment is maue by the first train
leaving after the collection, so that it will
be delivered prior TO the arrival Of its
owner.
II Is system prevails between the cities Of
New YORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore aud
Washington, as well as between those cities
and al prominent seashore resorts on the
Pennsylvania Railroad during the season
The charge Is 81, 10 be paid IN advance.
The annoyance Of having ones baggage
delayed Is exceeded only by the comfort OF
finding that II has preceded the movement
uf its owner. Under the Special Delive Y
System us forwarding and delivery I'm q l.
vance is assured
The daily critic., 1890-11-07
FIFLD SPoRrs
The uigh school AthIetIc Association
Holds p Meeting

- ---- .----- ,----
INV "lsh s,nooi A.hletic AssociaiIon
Hoids Meeting'
The frs field dav OF the washington
TIfeb School Ap,otepr A,b1o,ic Asso.
-''i''1''N
Ciaiiou was held TINS afternoon AT the
High School grounds The pro Framme
,opfoirr,l ,,o r,i1oyri,, ,,.,,,,s.
NNH,''"Nu 'tN WV "i"h " GUS
Nfcgg, w. p. AsWnwaH, Meuocal 5.
,IaIk hllef' '9,se lalnam hensey. HOT
t9n, h2olnman; helts, Cockrell, Clanp' G.
'iark' futVis Beatty and Fletcher
E2O- ard fuu-N u. AspinWaI' MenocaL
The daily critic., 1890-11-07

The election of a Commander of the
department Of the Potomac takes place
In The later part of January Of next
year and candidates are already pre-.
senlinc themselves for the position. Mr.
j NJ Pines, Past Commander of Lincoln
Post No. %. ana S + FaunCe. the
Senior Vice Department Commander
have announced themselves as Candi-
dates.
The present Department Commander
is Emmett Jrell, who was elected bv the
past CucampmCnt
The senior and junior vice department
commanders and other departmental
Ulcers will be elected. but no c3udi
dates fOt those positions have as vet
announced themselves.
The daily critic., 1890-11-07

George PTell was CHARGED this morn
ing 70 tue Police Court with keeping
ing an unlicensed bar on FOur,and-a a.
half street north west The arrest was
made by Officers Kelly aud Cook, but
they were unable 10 sustain their case
on account Of the absence Of John
WhCelau one of their important wit
uCssts An attachment was ordered IS
sued for the witness and the case dis
missed
The daily critic., 1890-11-07
Associated Charlie. Meeting

The third subdivision Of Associated
Charities was held last uirhtai lis Office
at Min, ,tcenth street and Pennsylvania
venue, Judge W. S. Cox presided.
The report Of the assistant treasurer and
register showed total fcCcipts for the
year, $500 j5 expenditures. $3.50 II.
The subdivision supports an aged
women's home, Kindergarten and sew,
ing school Contributions may bc sent
to Riggs & Co. and Admiral Selfrldge
2ul3 / street northwest.
The daily critic., 1890-11-07
Patent Centenary.

The inventors, manufacturers and
business men Of this city will meet next
Tuesday evening at the Arlington
Hotel for the purpose Of making
arrangements for the celebration of the
Inauguration Of the second century of
the present patent system. The cele.
hraiion will take place next April and
at The meeting at the Arlington the 10.
vcntois Of this city will take active
steps 10 interest the inventors and manu-.
fac'urCIs Of the country In the pro.
pCgIl event
The daily critic., 1890-11-07

Kate DeviHoy, the keeper of an al
legged unlicensed liquor store at the cor
ner Of + and Thirteenth streets north
east, was in Police Court 10 day. Oiicer
Curtis, who made the arrest, did not
kuoN anything about liquor being sold
by Mrs Deviney, but be produced four
Witnesses, Steven Duran James Craven,
Phillip Don and Susan Ball None Of
;htm would testify that they had pur-
chased liquor, and the case was dis
missed
The daily critic., 1890-11-07

The hall Of the Martyr College Of
Elocullon and Academy Of Acling was
filed by large and fashionable au
dIence last evening the occasion being
the monthly exhibition Of the school.
The programme presented was an cN,
Ccllcnt one, and the pupils cvlnCed great
dramatic talent Among the features Of
he entertainment were several scenes
rom the play Of Christopher Colum
bus, which were rendered ia a very
acceptable manner by the students Of
the academy.
The daily critic., 1890-11-07
want. an Accounting.

John A. Gray administrator OF the
estate Of VIM. Bowen deceased, has
filed bill Of complaint against J. S.
Edwards, ct al creditors Of the Bowen
estate. lie requests that an account Of
the creditors OF the estate be rendered
that decree fixing the manner aud
amount OF distributions be made by the
Court. and that the defendants be re
strained from prosecuting claims against
the estate
The daily critic., 1890-11-07

The remains Of the late Arthur Ryan,
The cotton broker who died from To-
imics received 10 being thrown from a
buggy while ont driving, were taken %
Charleston Yesterday for interment He
was a son of Colonel W X Ryan. whp
resides near Pierce's Mill road A
widow aud five small children survive
him
The daily critic., 1890-11-07

Mohommed Jasebe, an Arab who
could not tall, a word Of English, was
In court this morning charged with
pcddllng beads and other trinkets
without license. He was asked In
half dozen different languages, but no
one was able 90 make him understand
what he was in court for. Judge Miller
dismissed the prisoner, and he was told
that he would have to stop pcddliug or
procure license. Officer narrower
say that the Arab talked English 90
him when he arrested him.
The daily critic., 1890-11-07
FInsd Tor seirlnr 10 minors.

Frank Rest who keeps a saloon on
Lincoln avenue, was accused IN the
Police Court TO day Of having sold
liquor 10 Edward Finn and William
Finn, two boys under , years Of age.
The parents Of the boys sent them to
The place to procure two bottles OF beer
without a written order. The boys did
not drink the beer but the Judge held
that II was an otIense Just the same, and
imposed a fine of $50 General Caring
ton, his attorney, noted All appeal.
The daily critic., 1890-11-07
-. - - LOO Rlsaa.

A number Of other bakers were
rested 20 dsy charged EiJh selling light,
weight bread 10 violation Of The District
udiLaEce. bII the hearing iu their
cases pss continued until to-mDu0g. at
which lime lhg Sealrr of Weights and
Auasufes viii be present and make an
{, i'iCiai weight of lhe bread taken POS
session Of by lHe officers
The daily critic., 1890-11-07

Samue Callahan. a farmer from
Prince George County Nd met witu
au accident ou lhg L.si1gs,3n r1al ast
yCrin9 The horse be was driving
took fright az some objee. beside the
road and Tau away, thr1wiag AIr Gala
han UuJ and breaking bis .eE he was
brought o. the city and placed On the
PruyilgLCg Hospital
The daily critic., 1890-11-07

John prubey, who In August, 1856.
was indicted for the larceny Of watch
from Edward McCuc, was apprcheudo |
Yesterday afternoon aud placed in jail
Soon after the crime was committed
PROXY furnished $500 bond for appear
arCc before the grand jury, but he for
feilCd Il and lefiihc city. No one knew
whore be was until the charge against
Commander MCCalla Of the L. s n.
was made, when nc figured conspicu.
ously as q witness A man who was
implicated with Proby in the larceny,
named Weeks. served a term of eight
cen months for the crime.
The daily critic., 1890-11-07

Last night Jane Smith, who resides
On Thirteenth street northwest. com
planned AZ the First Precinct Station
that she bad had a valuable watch
stolen from her home. She gave the
gifl bad stolen the watch, and wanted a
detective detailed on the case About
on hcur later she discovered that she
bad the watch In her pocket She was
satisfied that she bad left the watch on
heT huIlau.
The daily critic., 1890-11-07

The sewing circle of the Ladies Aid
Society Of the Garfield Hospital has
been organized by lhe elgCllon Of the
following rflieers President Mrs John
A. Logan; vice presidents, Mrs. X c.
EulLufard Mrs J.. Ford Thompson,
treasurer Mss j. d. Flint; secretary.
Mrs A ID Johnson The drst meeting
of The circle was held today at the
residence Of Mrs Logan Calumet