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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25
GEORGETOWN,

FOUND WITH BURsTED BLOOD VESSEL.
About 1890 o'clock last night Officer Passeno
found Archie Addison on Congress street near
NJ suffering from the effects of bursted blood
vessel. DR.. Meckall soon arrived and rendered
medical attention. The injured man was after
ward sent to Freedman's Hospital. He stated
he was born in Fauquier county, Va, came
siding at Mrs. Winters corner 4th and Wilson
streets, Washington.
STABBED IN THE WRIST.
About 1890 o'clock Nancy Nailor, who
alleges herself to be the wife of BENZ. Faley,
was stabbed in the wrist by that person. It
was at first supposed that an artery had been
struck, but after an examination at the station
it was found the cut was not so bad. Faley
has not been captured.
WORK NOT BEING PUSHED.
Work on the Southern Metropolitan railroad
is not now being pushed with the vim that char
men are employed, the material is arriving
more slowly and the indications are that the
road is not to be flushed by January /. Moth
ing at all has been done within the District
line.
COMPLAINT OF NEGLECT.
The citizens in the western part Of the town
are still complaining Of the neglect Of the Com
missioners to provide them with the conven-
fences enjoyed by other sections. Gas lamps
are SO scarce that walking at night is made un-
pleasant. On 37th street there are no lamps at
all, though it is thickly built up. The sidewalk
too is dilapidated that the residents say it is
worse than none at all. So many improvements
have been made by private parties in this
section lately that the taxation has been doubled
NOTES.
Mr.. Joseph Smith, formerly Of this place,
now Of Roanoke, Va, is spending the Christmas
holidays with his parents at their home on
Prospect avenue.
Isaac Brooks, the boy who was shot two or
three weeks ago in several places and sent to
the hospital has recovered sufficiently to come
out.
Susan Fewkes has sold to Sissar Proger for
$500 part lot 81, in old Georgetown.
A little fellow yesterday called on q repre-
sentative of one of the charitable organizations
here and asked for help, stating his father was
in prison and his mother and brothers in want
Assistance will be given.
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A Committee to See the District Attorney

The committee provided for by resolution
adopted by the mass meeting at the r Street
Baptist Church Monday night to wait upon the
district attorney and urge upon him the prose-
cution Of Officer Mellin for the shooting of the
coIored man George Lomax has been appointed
a. follows: W. Calvin Chase. VI. NJ Holland,
Edmund H. johnson. Ralph Wormley, Preston
Harris, W. II. Young. Robert Hanson. George
Hanson, Frank Plummer. Farrell johnson.
William Broadking. James Winslow. Edward
Winslow. c. p. Carson. Hairless Sussman. The
committee of twenty-five to organize a colored
citizens protective league has not yet been ap-
pointed.
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To the Editor of The Evening Star:

10 the Editor OF The Evening Star:
The suggestion made by E. L Renick in
Wednesdays STAR is a good one and deserves
to be carried out The wonder il it has not
been thought OF before. There are many law
yers and law students in the departments who
could not fail to derive much benefit in various
ways from such an association. moot court
connected with the association. for instance,
would afford its members opportunities to be-
come familiar with the practical part of their
profession This would be of decided advan-
tage to clerks who have no chance to attend the
courts because OF their time being taken up
during the day in the departments. 1t is to be
hoped that Mr.. Renick's suggestions will re-
ceIve the attention of u sufficient number of
department lawyers and legal students to form
an association which ought to have been in ex-
istenee long before this ii. COLLINS.
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To the Editor Of The Evening Star:

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
Residents on l4th street are discussing the
propriety Of petitioning the Commissioners to
take away the electric light poles and put the
gas lamps in operation. specifically this may
seem to be a step backward, but it is undoubt-
eddy a scientific truth, amply supported and
fortified, that common gas lamp in good
working order renders more effective illumi-
mating service than forty unesthetic electric
hight poles. 1t is generally understood among
those who have some acquaintance with electri-
cal matters that current ofelectricity 10 neces-
sary for the production Of light The current
is somewhat casual and decidedly uncertain in
its visits to l4th street. H.
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A Christina. for Poor Little Ones-

About fifty children who would not other
wise in the natural course of events
have had either a Christmas dinner OF Christ
mas gifts received both last evening through
the kindly intervention OF Santa Claus in the
persons Of Mrs Van Rensselaer, Berry. Miss
Natalie Berry. Mrs ". vi. Bliss of New York,
Mrs Mcdonald, Miss Alice Taylor and Mrs. L.
L Roessele. These little waits were entertained
.. the Arlington with good dinner and then
received gifts from a fine tree.
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Not q Proper Subject for Charity.

A letter was received by the Commissioners
yesterday signed by q man who stated that he
was disabled and having sick wife asked for .
Christmas dinner. The address was given.
Through Major Moore the case went to Lieut.
Guy for Investigation, and he found the man
and wife sitting d.wn to table on which was
a turkey and all the 6xin's. they evidently an
ucipated Christmas. The lieutenant remarked,
Well. you seem to be well supplied" and left
and made an adverse report which prevented Q
duplication Of the dinner ct the expense of the
District
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

Annie Worthington was taken suddenly sick
IN the o street market last night about II
o'clock
A special meeting Of the engineer corps.
Dong will be held next Wednesday evening
for the election and enlistment of members OF
the new bicycle platoon-'D."
A cash Christmas present of $50 was given
Rev. ". b. johnson of the Second Baptist
Church last night The presentation was made
b. T. d. Ruffin on behalf of the Pastors Aid
Climb
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

Authorizations Williams in 'Kepplers For
tune"
NATToSAL--Chas. Dickson in '1ncog."
ACADEMY OF MUsIc--Chas. Frohman's Com
pany in Jane"
HARRIS BrJoU.-Devoy Smiley's 1nterna-
tional Comique.
in The Bandit King"
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Death of Charles Altman.

Charles Altman, who for some years con-
Quoted . confectionery business in this CITY.
but who has been retired from active pursuits
Of late years, died yesterday at his residence.
eo1 Maryland avenue southwest Tfe funeral
VIII take place tomorrow afterhoon. The
deceased recently received information that his
son Who ran away from home seventeen years
ago and has not since been seen by his father
Vas living IN Virginia Death came before Mr..
AlsAaa could verify the truth Of this informa-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

The delegation from this city to the annua-
meeting Of the American Association of Edu-
Gators, which meets in Nashville next Tuesday.
will be as follows: Profs. Kelley Miller. J. NJ.
Gregory, Prof. Foster. Revs- G. W. Moore,
Francis ]. Grimke, ID. D., j. f. Rankin. d. D.,
and W. Bishop johnson, u. d. PrOfs- Gregory.
Kelley Miller and 4 s Foster of Howard Uni
yersity, and Prof. W. Bishop Johnson Of Mary
land Seminary, will read papers
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Ghouls At Work.

About week ago the police here ascer-
tanned that there had been shipped from here
by express to a northern city barrel and there
vas some suspicious Of crookedness about it.
Maj Moore directed that the chief Of police OF
the place be notified. This morning an answer
was received stating that the barrel was di-
reeted TO the janitor of medical college and IT
contained a stir-a dead body-but the letter
Goes not state whether il was white or colored
MAKE or female.
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Fast EATING

Fast EATING
And irregular meals are causes Of Dyspepsia which
will soon become incursble except BY careful attention
to diet and taking q reliable stomach medicine like
Hoods SarsaparilIa. Read this:
Owing partly to irregularity in eating. suffered
greatly from dyspepsia. accompanied by
SEVERE PAIN AFTER MEALS
took two three bottles Of Hoods safsapasila and
entirely recovered. much to my gratiacaton. lire
Quently have opportunity to praise
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
And glad to- for consider it q great medicine "
c. l. TROwBRIDGE travelling salesman for Schlot-
terbeck & Foss. Portland. Me-
N.B.-If you decide to take Hoods Sarsaparilla dc
not be induced to buy any other.
CONGRATULATE
"Myselfthat used Hoods Sarsaparilla. Six months
ago had almost chronic case Of dyspepsia Wa
also broken down by overwork. 20 that I could not
sleep nights. My stomach il now perfect. my nerves
in excellent shape and gained 10 lbs. In months
For all this my gratitude Is due
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
The best medicine in the land" B. II. ROSE Of Ross
Eddy. Hardware Dealers. Rochester. N. Y.
HOODS PILLS cure liver ills, constipation. bilious
ness jaundice. sick headache indigestion. Sold b.
all druggists. Price % cents. /
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Original. No. o.
Sx1cKERDcopLEs.
By NELLIE CAMPBELL BEDFORD.

Original. No. %.
SxIcKERDcoDLRs.
By NELLIE CAMPBELL BEDFORD.
Onshalf cup butter. two cups sugar. two ssss. one
cup milk. three cups Aour. onsQuartsf teaspoouful
SALT tvolsvel tsaspoonfuls Clevslands Bakins Pow
der. one teaspoonful cinnamon: three tsaspoonfuls
powdered sugar. Cream the butter and sugar. add
the beaten err yoks and salt and alternately the milk
and Hour. sift in the baking powder and spread in
two shallow baking pana Mix the cinnamon and
sugar and SIN the top Bake in modsrste oven
and cut in squares whom cold.
Uss only Csvstands baking possder. tie psopostons
are made for that
''CsvsiAnds Superior baking powder ID rightly
named being superior to anything in that line have
ever used. One trial will b sufRcisnt. We
think. to Install clsvelands in the pantry Of every
houseksepsr. Emily Hayes In Brattlsboro House.
hold. .......- e.. !.
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SLIGHT Eires.

At 4 O'Clock last evening slight fire occurred
n 342 VI street southwest
About 40 O'Clock last night fire was dis
covered in the cellars Of 1902 and 1904 10th street
northwest and il was extinguished with but
little loss
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PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
RobBkt fEsdk sfLfSpIp seENEap
rRA1kss rsvE sI;sS fs5s i STATION
-, S p.,i.s,n1s 9TH h AND sTs AS FOLLOWS:
q f1nan y.siSas S: at 10 NJ
and ss S - .S s.is g g. Sfas s
burg 70 pit,s6urs and sleepns oen from Pft.-
e S .n q
pres. 8 25 pm: daily. fsrior Oar wsshinsfoa 70
hons .nd ea and 5Sns c.r Ess,s e
Sss y With sus f.1oI Car Ts.snos . I'm:
,lsSSfs and sIsepiny and Dinin. ean Hsrr,s6urs
ssns M S.ss aRss g .S Ss
Louis, connecting daily 81 H..Iisbury with through
pinins Car pitiseuss % Eaee%Sns snd cSesss
the Vest With shrOu s c.s to- % fs.sa am: and
Pittsburs TO Chicsso.
For Ers c:nsnd.a1S: ma soei:...r e.ny, for But,
S .e WITH 20
.iS s::sr sSs s s .
washington to Rechesssr.
daily. eaos,s sunday. '- ~ -
FOR PHILADELPHlA.NE NEW YoRK AND TIE EAST
lob s md r. sa on s - so Is
lL9 an. r. "a. 20; as. a % LOG -
e.5. sllh pinins Car e Sss foIf. 70 mo
For New YORK oniS. Limited E.Rr... ..sa D..,as
Car from p Bs9 pa1 81 8 ~ a ~ a ally
TIN oNLl
Fast ! Ehpress. s. 10 In weed days. and 3 q pa
Accommodation. 8. 90 an. daily.
Express. =. Oh .. m. daily.
Tor Boston. without change. 3 Is 9. m every day
For brooklyn N. u. all through trains Connect q
Jersey City with bosts OF brvoklyu Amer. Afford
ing direct transfer % Fulton douhs
For Atlantic City. lLoosn- vsss day. Is p.n.
For Bsltimore, 500. G. 50. go. $40. o 90, G. 20.
1889 Il q Ii IS So sn sJ5 Is 81 q r
~. 1000 III. Is and IL b y. On SUNDAY,
by. 40. 400 lo: 30. II go Z. M, ". 10. l.vu
2Ol. 30. 3 10, s. =. AS. 4 0u. 4 %. ~. g Ia
For Popes Greek Line. 30 q N. and q 80 D H.
For Annapolis. 7..1. s00 end II. 50 q IN. and 4 20
M. daily. except sunday. suadsyA 200 . M
FOR ALEXANDRIA AND TIE SOUTH.
For Alexandria, 49, q s. 2. a.. 64O. ". IS, 10 IS
I'm. l2Ol noon. LOO. = IA. An, G. -, kOs,
5.5s. O. 10, s.u2. 10. 05 and II. N pm % Bun
Gay ats ~ 80 sss. 10 % An. Lou. 2.AA
Accommodation Tor Quantico, z. IS an daily,
For Richmond and the south. & 20 and ~. 81 4 "a.
daily. 90. .. m. week days.
TRAINS leave Alexandria ksshingto0 {. o.. los.
40. 8 10. lul5 II. Il, liza am ] 40. .uA
800 s ~. 5oS. ) Is. u Is. s.U6. " Is, iO52 and
ia Ann aus. 5GS. Toe. 10. Is and 4 10 .s g
Tickets and information the once, northesss cor
ner OF 18th street aud Psnnsyl svenus tks
station where orders he lef the checking "a
baggage 20 Destination IRON hotsls ana rssadences
CHAs. Z. pudH. J. X MOOD,
General M.nArvr. e~asrA P.sssnxsr Agent
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Cur1cuRA Is GREAT,

Because great things required Of II. Curing skir
diseases is no easy matter. Every sufferer from tor
turing. disfgurng. itching. burning bleeding. scaly
and pimply diseases Of the skim scalp and BLOOD Will
loss of hair will admit this in view Of the almost
failure Of the usual remedies. CUTICURA u thu
greatest of skin cures, IL
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Mrs Josetti Divorced.

Elizabeth r. Josetti was yesterday divorced
BY Justice Hagner from the bonds of matrimony
with Charles F. Josetti They were married in
Baltimore November 15 1857. and she charged
desertion July Z. 1855, and that had since
failed to supported her.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER l6, isal
Irfns leave daily from Union station (b. and r D.
9Th and streets.
Through the grandest scenery 10 America with the
handsonlest and most complete Solid Train service
West from Washington
20 Cincinnati Fast Lana. with dining car
from Washington and solid Tram CincInnst With
out change. arriving ~ Cincinnati st a10 H.,
nectins IN the Union depot for Indianapolis. 81
Louis, &c.
IL 0p.m. the famous IF F.v. vestibule Linnted--
solid vestIbue train with dining for Cincinnati.
Gnnat st d - Lexington q 20 ni.. Louis VILE
sSO m. connecting m Union dspots tor all po,nts
2.OO y. Express for 6ordons Vile. Carlo. tesvfls
hichmond, Waynesboro. stsunton and principal VIZ
GINA points
10 81 .. M via X. +. andP Railway and Rickmond -
Old Point Comfort and Norfolk-OSLf RAIL LINZ
5l3 and lA2l Penna- ave
nolo II. W. FULLER. Genl Ps~senser Assent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

FoR The HOLIDAYs.-Bon Ton pure rye
whisky. Acme pure sour mash whisky. Jamaica
rum, Cabinet sherry wine (imported), 15c. a
quart bottle. Catawba wine, 15c. gallon. At
cH.s. hK.EMEK's. agent for Manitou Mineral
Water Co, 137 9TH ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

TEE CAEIFoRSIA COCKTAIL The most pleas
ant drink of the day To be had only at the
sonoma California Wine Company. II pei
quart bottle. 81 9Th St NV
H.RRy NJ Conan Manager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

McKEE's U. s. RED Book for sale at Geo. r
Grays, 339 Pa ave-, and book stores IS.
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Thronged With Persons Who Were Buying
Christmas Presents.

THE STREET FAKrRs AND cURBsroNH MERCHANTS
WERE DOING A LIVELY BUsrNEss-rHH BUNS
AND TRAMPs WERE OUT IN FoRcZ-rwo oFFI-
GERS IN CITIZENS cLorHHs WORKED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

DoS'r FAIL to see the palace tea store OF
the national capital-THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND
PACIFIC TEA COMPANY. sol and sos It'll ST., cor.
7rh and + northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

The GREAT ATLANTIC AND Pacific TEA Co.,,
JOl-j03 18th ST. n. W, cor. It'll and E.
A beautiful china cuspidor or a handsome
decorated china bread and milk set. 3 pieces,
and a copy VI the Home Guard (size 14x2S)
given to every purchaser Of a 2-pound box of
A and p. baking powder
The palace tea store of Washington
n Ii. BowNAN Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CoMPANY's
Stores sol and 500 7th St, corner 9Th and E
NV beautiful souvenir entitled the Home
Guard given away with one pound of tea. two
pounds Of coffee, one pound baking powder,
Two bottles of favoring extract or three cans
of condensed milk.
Our new blend of
Sc and SIC Javs and Mocha coffee
Stands unequaled-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

CARPETS CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works, 63l-635 Mass. ave. NV. are made moth
proof free OF charge Telephone 1872
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HARRY NJ. CONRAD. Manager.

FoR WASHINGTON DRESS BEEF
Goto JONI p KELLY. Center Market, 9Th st. wing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

FULL DREss SHIRTS
FRANC & SoS. One Price.
Corner 18th and ID.
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Tea For ALL
Everybody likes Thea Nectar, every body wants
1t and nearly everybody uses it. Don't be an
exception. Call and get . package. Spec ial
present with every pound. 60c. Warranted to
suit all tastes. A handsomely decorated china
bread and milk set. three pieces. given with Q
two-pound box Of A. 4 p. Baking Powder.
Checks given with every Is cents worth Of Tea,
Coffee. Baking Powder or Condensed Milk.
Look out for the Home Guard daring Christ
mas week; don't miss it. The GREAT ATLANTIC
AND PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, sol and sos 7th
street northwest corner E street. d22-5t
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Delivered As AGREED.

DELIVERED As AGREED.
The pictures promised for Christ
mas were ready. For the past six
years have made IL point to nnish
all pictures upon the date agreed. II
such methods meet your appreciation
and you desire the richest and most
beautiful portraits photography can
produce l Am ready.
PRINCE.
Artist Fstoorafsr.
Cor. 18th and Pa. ave- NV. d24
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect December la ispi
Leave Washington from staten u New Jerssy
avenue and rtreet
For chicsso and Northwest Ssstibuled IAluissd Ex-
pres trains III % g. m. ID pm. daily
for cincinnati, 81. Louis, and lndsnapoiiA yesti-
buied Limited $50, express ] ~ o. daily. :
For fittseurs and Cleveland. sxpr~ss daily ll3oA
For LeKnsrton and staunton. 40. <OAm
for Winchester and way stations. vs.. ~ pm
Tor Iursy, fasO q a. pm.
II. ID Z. M. daily, sleeping through.
For Baltimore. week days. n. oo !. 90, g As II 10
% W. 4oninutesl 100. $50. ~. 70 10 co. 4S-nlin
ates - q m; ni2 ~ Y 10 Il 10 = 90 lalA -
rs - q 80. rs %. 70 o., " ~. All 30 aud g: M
sundays. "a %. tS-Uo $5-minufee) xhU5 T. 30 M 81
iooo, - niin1iss) m. nl2oo. 90. a. ~. a 90
$500. "a 90. I'll 30. IL 81 .. m
For Annapolis. - and 8 ~ . m. IL. 10 and s2s
Pm sundays 70 nL. & 81 2 M.
For Frederick. fll.3o = m. a. ih 40. - 30
Tor Haxerstown. tIO. 20 q m and vs. 3opm
ROYAL BLUE LINE FoR NEW YORK AND PHI,
ADELPHlA
For Philadelphia. New Nork. Bosom. and the esst
a na ~ 20 so ~ A9oo D,nin, SsI) an, II %
Car. open at 10 % O'clock
Buffet Psrlor Cars on ali day trsinaL
tor Boston. - 20 o. with Pullman Buffet Sleep
ing Car running through 20 Boston without change,
For Asisntie CITY. l. os. 10 90 and IL 90 noon. Sun
days, 4 % IN. and Il noon =
tkxcept sunday. Daily. ssunday ONLY
xExpress trains.
baRRAge called for and check Ell from hotels and
Offices. gig and laSl Pa ave-. and al depot.
Gen, aan.s.r. tdlH Cen fsss Ast
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Biliousness, Constipation, Torpid Liver,
&C., cured by Miles Nerve and Liver Pills, 50
doses Csc. Samples free at
str MERTzs DRUa STORE, 1914 F st.
The Palace Tea Store Of Washington,
6Ol-50S It'll ct. NV, cor. It'll and E. A gold
band cup and saucer or a majolica pitcher and
copy OF the Home Guard given to every pur-
chaser OF one pound Thea-Nectar Tea or one
pound A. and P. Baking Powder.
d2z-5t N. II. BOWMAN. Manager.
Christmas Wet Goods.
The joyful season will soon be here, when the
people in general give up all kinds Of bust
ness and indulge more or less in holiday fes-
tivities, especially so here in the capital city
While purchasing Christmas goods. and YOU
want possibly pure stimulant, the place to 20
Is JAMES THARP's Old Established Wine and
Liquor House at SlS F at. NV dS-tf
An Invention Making Sewing PastimA
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight Its use enrapturea
Office 4S7 9Th street northwest dl1-h
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"Rockbridge Rye, !" finest made, a per gal
lon; u quart bottle. LYScH's 404 9th st. q. "
s1-mdf,tr
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The soxoMA California Wine Co, the largest
producers Of American pure grape wine on the
continent Washington branch, 81 9Th st.
NV. HAIRY VI. COSEAD. Manager.
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I. B. TS Sss sSo s SSs9sss;.,,

One Bale Unbleached Cotton. &C.
Red Table Linen, fast colors, 10.
10-4 Atwood Blankets, a.
ia Atwood Blankets, %.
l0-4 Blankets (extra bargain), Csc,
Bieachsd Table Linen. :ll5c.
Unbleached SheetinH, 10-4 wide, Ia
Bleached Sheeting. iO-4 wide, tic.
Bleached Pillow Case Cotton, &C. and To-
75c. dozen, &c.
each. ~ wv
Extra Heavy Canton Drawers, Soc.
Dress Flannel. ~ yards wide, 6Oc.
Back Asnristts, wool face. 50 inches Md. 26e
Feather proof Ticking, lie.
Ore0makeru' Cambria, &c.
Lace Cur, aims e ~ prices from ?bc. up.
Largo line Of Underwear, Bed ConlfoPta Witt
epresds. Rugs. Table Covers. Cosssss Casstnses. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

MANY WERE DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY-soNE FAD
PISTOLS OR OTHER DANGEROUS WEAPONS AND
JUDGE KIMBALL DISTRIBUTED HIS oIFTs TO
MAKE THE PUNISHMENT FIT THE CRIME.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-25

"WEDNESDAY, December 50, will b the light
ming artists last day. ll0s Psnnsylvania ave.