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MINING RATIFICATION
NO 5Gs

us Lard Office Tucso". Ariz, Way 2, ls'2 NOTES HRRGKY GIvsN THAT RICH N ARD COULTER by James Reilly attorney in fret. who posi-o'fce addr is Tombstone, Arizona has made a-p cation for a pasent f ss' linear feet oa thr ssunknown No l" mine bearing copper and silver st uare in Warren Mining District, Co eh,se e unts Arizona. ani d.serib n the he'a' plt and h-Id notes or file in Ihis oihc, IS fsIovs, VIZ: Survey , O 10 !.
 Beginning at the initial pr nt in the center of the portherly end line | the claim pos: nlarxei t-ku No IMNo | whence U minersl m nunien No bears NIs 2s 4olo feet the sw corner Car dper M c To. No 7.. bears \ s1' go 2so) feet thence 7s s2 go feet 10 Ne corner a post ark d UEpN N.lMYo2, 2, also corner No oi Annie NJ C to-sSo ts. thence ' 4s q ss2 feet 10 sE eouer q ,os- marked Ukn NolM No 3, identical wit $" corner of Disoxned N c lot No S9.thenee .s S2 20 feet to nter O: seutheriy end line post mark ed Ir<n No | No (. 54O feet to sW corner a pos marked U<n NsI No 3; thence VT iS ss2 feel to NV cor CT post ma ked Ukn No NJ N thepcs s zs- 5g E 20 fe to place of beginning Variation IT. 4)r Fast, containing l0.9i5 acres-
 The Icati n of ths mine is recorded n Ihe peeor ser,s otfce of c ,c.ise county oh page go, book records of mines Adj ming claimants are ssm e.a;mants .ranvfle M C on the south and DisoTne' Iot N, 30 on the esst
 Al persons hol iins adverse cl inns thereto are rc oairei t, ureSent the ssme before this ofno~ wi.h sxty eays from the first day of publea ion here -
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Notice to Creditors

In the Probate Court of the County
 of Cochise, Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate of Mollie Herbert deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Mollie Herbert deceased to the creditors of. and all p rsons having claims against said d. ceased tn exhibit ;hem with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice at store of G. H. Firts, TombStone, Cochise County. the same being the place for the transaction of said business of said estate
 ALEXANDER VICE.. Administrator of the estate Mol
 lie Herbert, deceased.
 Dated Tombstone, May II, 1891.
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U. s. Land Office. Tues n. Ariz-, May s7, 1892. N, oTICE IS H REBY GIVEN TIA RICHARD N CoULTe., by James ly, attorney in fact, whose os,o;ioe address is Tombstone, Ar ma, has made application for patent for about cor linear feet O , the Gr.nyills mine beaTi cop and silver, tuate in War en Mining District, coehise county, Arzo a, aad described in the ohc al plat and field notes on file in this ofice, follows, y.z: Survey No lO2s.
 Beginning at the initial mOnum6nt, a post in the center O. the sou herly end line of this claim, marked l. M G NJ. No. l, whence |. $. mineral monument No be rs N l5' 2l E, Efo0 feet; thcace 7s' 52 E, 3O) feet to SEE corn post marked G. M 70 ?, iient cal with sW corner No. 3 Ele tion Nj C. lot Nc 4: thenee, \ IS 90 E, 6o3.3 feet to NE corner a post marked c. A No. B; thence, 7s' 52 W, z7o fee to center of northerIy end Iine a post narkeI c. N. No {; thence, same course 20 feet to NV corner, post marked C. N No 5 identical with corner No. Unknown NJ. c No. 1, lot No. 8: thence, 21' W. 6los fee: s.y co ner a pos; mlrse c. NJ No. G. thence, s Is' 52 E. 800 feet U pace of beginning. Variation II 70 east, containing 7.s7 acres.
 The Iocat on of this mine is recorlGd in tbe Rec orders office d Cochise county, rage isI, book s, k. ord iI Mics Adjoining claimants are same claimant Election N. C., lot No II on east, tnd Cn lnoWn M. C., lot No ~ on south.
 All persons LoIding adverse claims thereto arc re- quircd to present the beore this office within sixty days fir the first day of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the TrCvs ons Of the s a,ute HERBERT BRO < x, keg.ster.
 JAxEs REILLY. Attorney for Claimant.
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Mining Application
 No. 57O.

U. s. LAND OFFICE, TUcs1S, Amz1SA,
 May -, lss2. .r o1ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I'll RICHARD IN COULTER. by James Reilly, attorney n fact, whose postofice address is Tombstone. A izona, has a1e app ication for patent for 500 lin ar ct on the Jessie Dlsncairn mine bearing copper and silver, situate in Warren Mining District, Coct'ise Conhty, Arizono and described in the official plat and fl h notes on file in this o; C. ts follows, viz: Survey No. fo34
 Beginning at the i itIl monument pos in the northerly end line of this claim, marked L Y. J. C. M No. 1, whence the T.. s. mineral mnnume't No |, besrs IO 20 E, 5475 feet; thence, 1s 52 F, 26h, feet to NE corner post marked J. c. M. No. ?, identiraI with NV Magnate M C., To. No. si; thence s IS 8 W. 500 feet to SE corner, a post marked J. c. M. No. 8: th nee, 7s g W, 266.2 feet to post marked J. G. NJ. No {, 1882 feet to >w eorncr post marked J. c. NJ. No. 5, identical with eirner No. 3, Unknown h. C., lot No ~ thence Is' 5 E, 500 feet | NV corner, p"s; n arked J. G. M. No 6; thence, 7s 52 E, l30 feet to place O: beginnia z. Var a-on IF iJ east, con taining i.s5 acres.
 cord r's office of Cochse county Ptge iJ7, book g. record of mines iioining claimants arc same claim mt, Election NJ. c lot NJ. A oI north, and Na.nate NJ c. t No. sI on the east.
 Al, peI sons hold T sdv -rss claims thereto srl required tJ present the same before this office within six days from the first d., Of pub blica ton be -eo' or t1ey Il he barred by virtue of the proyisions oi the ststute-
 HERBERT BROWN, Register J.xys R,uIy Attorney for claimant.
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|. <. Land Ofriee, Tusscn Arizona.
 May 27 1892 NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT RICH IN a d Coulter, by James Reilly, aitorDey m f,et whose postoice address is Tombstone. Arisona has mad application for patent for about mfr teen hnndred aud fifty (ls50J C. on the Tnsng;e mine, ariug copper and sils situate in wsrr' mining district Cochise county Arizona, and deseTb ed in the oi-ia plat and heid sete on file in this office as follows, viz, iNey No. iOs
 Desiu n.ng at ti.5 initial monument ia center If luih, rIy eud line, post marked NJ T N No l, whene, L. s. mineral monument No bears N ?. 70 F. sooO feet; tbere, T0' 29 sOl feet 10 $ corner pest msrked N No 2; 'Lcncs g si W Iaes feel to \ k corner post Ha.ksd T NJ No3. thenee $ 70 s9 W IOs.2 feet 10 a pos marked T Nj No |: gis.4 fee, to NV corr CT a post marked N No 5; Thet ce s G 10 W ss..46 feet {, post marked $ E corner Disowned Mining Claim: tLenre 8 54 W lis3 fee 70 sw corn T q po.t marked T NJ No6; theuce N TJ' ss 300 f.e; to place Of ocg ginning. VariIton IT. 70 Etst coutaihiggIi 9s acres.
 The location of this mine s recorded in the Reeor- der's office of Cochise county Arizona, on page 4O1 of Book Records of SiIes. Adjoining claimants ase ian. claim"rts ou E ,b and John, NJ 4i on the east; mi Di-owned. lecti, ! and Ma mate mines, lot. 39, q and sl rsspscivriy.
 All persons holding adverse claims there'o are re auired to present tbe before this oice within sixty days fr m the first day of publication hereof, they will te barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute. HERBEkT BROWN, Register. JANEs REILLY. Attorney for Claimant
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Public Notice.
OFFICE OF RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS or ARiz. Phenix, April 2,, 1892.
OFFICE OF

OFFICE OF
 RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS or ARiz.
 phenix, April a', 1892. J ITO THE PUBLIC. To the end hat the | Railroad Commissioners of Arizona may in telligently comply with th.t pat of their duty as pgosis.ed ty law which req ir that on the first Monday in December thsy shall make a repor 10 the soVs rnnr tt0 be by him transmitted 10 the n. xt leeislat ve as emb yl contai1inR such iacss. stlenR nts and explanations as will di ,lose the working of tbe system of talTosd Iran portaIion in Ihis territory. and its relation to ihe seoeral business and p o>E ersty of the citizens oi the territory, and such suggestions and Ttcomnlt nda ions m respect thereto as may to ,hem Srem ap ropn.te. this board has ce- term ned. in addiuc to the regular guar erls m-t tings of the boaId sppointel 10 be htid al the secretary $ office m lle city Of Phen on ih- second Mondays of January. April Iu v and October of each yen, 10 told special meetings al various railroad points throughout the territory, ard to invite the aiiendsnce ihereai of such of our citizens as may find Il convenient to attend and have information and advice to offer to the conimis toners m connection with their duty.
 MetIires for the northern district of the ter ritory have accordingly been arang~d as f,l- lows. Al Singman on the IiIh. at Prescott on the 18th and al Flagstaff on the 18th Cf the month of June nrxt.
 Meetings for Ihe south m district will be ar- rtnsed aJ the next qu-ue.l meeting to b. held at PneniT bu,y IT. TSg2. Complains oi uRreas- on ,ble charges or unjrt discrimination in frright or fares sga'ns the railroads op~rating within this ie-rit, v. may be presented by ibe con plain ants in pers n. at any mevnng of the board cF by mall addres cd to ihe secretary al Phrnx By order of the Boud.
 H, B. lIGHTHlZES. Secretary.
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DRoPosALs FOR FUEL FORAGE X STRAW l Headq ua,ters department of Arizona Officet'hief Quartermasier Los Angeles Cal. Ssine. 1. 'Syi-Seaied proposals in tri,licate will he received at this office and at the office of the Quarter masters at esch of the posts below named until o'clock a. m.. I2o h mer.- di n time on July I, 1892, and then open. ed m the pre-ence oi attr nding bidders, for furnishing lu,l forage and straw al For, Apache, Bow ie, Grant, Huachucs Thomas A. T. San Carlos, and Whipple B,rra,ksA. T; Forts Bayard, Nj ncy, Stanton, and WIngaIe N. M, Aibuquer- que, N M., Los Angeles and San Deigo Barracks, Cal, during the ii c@i year end lng june 90. 1895 Preference gwen to ar icles of domestic production and msnufac iure, conditions uf price and quality being equal, and such preference given to articles of American production and manufacture produced on the Pacific Coast 10 the ex- ten; Of the consumption required by the public service there. Proposals for quantities less than the whole required, or far the delivery at DO nts other than those named will be enter tained. Specifications, general inslruc- ,ions 10 bidders and blank form Of pro- posa will be furnished on application hereor al the offices of the respective Post Ouartermast ITS. C.. C. LEE,
 M ajor and Chief Q iarieTma.Ier.
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Mining Application No 559
U, $, Land Offsce, Tucson Arizona,
 May ss 1892

U s, Land Office, Tucson Arizona,
 Asy. $, 1892 !
 No,icr is Hereby gwen trat D. Willis James and William F. Lodge whose post office address i, Nv York City slate of New Yuik by Ben Williams attorney in fact, r. O. address, Bisoe- Ariz. have this day nled their application for patent tor ten bundled and siLy-iour tIoo4l linear feet of the Uhcle : nm Mime or vein. bear ing gold. siiv-r. copper and other minerals wltn sur ace ground four hundred and seveniy-nine fI-oF fe in width sIllaied in the Warren Nm Ins dls .ict County oi Cochise and Territory ot Ar,zona and designated by the field notes and official plat on fil~ in ihis ort as lot Number sevea,y-six tz6b said lot No 56 being described as iol.oss to-sIt:
 B-ginning at the initial monument cf claim at post marked M Uncle Sam M NJ C No nom which U 5 NJ NJ No bears x B. 10 E 4o94 Jeet; thence running $ 5 TO w 25 9 eel 10 a mo=ument of stones and post. marked Us MM C No 2; th .nce \ o9' 30 w ieo5 10 rect 70 .nonu n.nt of stont and pt st mar keo NJ Nj C. No 3; thence \ 5 10 E aSS ieet 10 monument Ui stones and Po,t marAea H ', ~ C No 4; thence N $ 10 l. Iso eet tc a mon uu1 -nt of stones anu post m 'rked U ; NJ NJ No :; thence : sS'oo' E roo2 feetto mon umeng oi stones and post naked U M M V No 6; theuce ; s 10 w 1876 ieSt to post No and place Of beginning. Magnetic ! Vafiai;o ;on IF 4o' coI tinIbg TO-. acres. EN- ,Iusive of cenfii,t with lot No B. sunrise NJ [.
 The location O. this mine is recorded in the | Recorders O h. Of Cochise County Anzpna m i he bcok --of-. The adJ, mag ai'I,snss ! in the north are Cupr.e NJ C and the Sun Sre. NJ Co with which II co' il cls and cn the cast ty the BrJther Iohnathan NJ. C.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any per ion of saId Cret ss m m ne CT s'iiaee .,round. are required 10 fife tner adverse claims l s,,h th. Reyi ter of the Unied States land off,cc at Inc ou Arizoni. in the county o' P'ms' ar;zona during the sixty sis ys p:Iiod Of pubii. cation heie eos. or they vi be birfed by vir'de oi '''e HERBERT BROWN, i Register. BEN WILLIAMS Attorney in fact.
 | Iti, her,by ordered that the foTego'ng nouce of application fr "a ent be puh'ished ior tne peri.d of sky l6ol days in ih- PR"sPEClos ! uaiIy newspaper published at lemos'ohe fi'- S'"~ HERBERT BROWN. Register.
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f6pssa- Oc war is hsinE rasd- oy gosTs h Gcods iss . r0y -S.f-.sf N ssk for us. keseer. yOu Biry B,-i haak- ss uruf h. Bot ~e esn fesrh yS1 ed. kiy how isrzrn frosn fs Co . 70 . day at The san. sad nlos- Es yoa 70 on. B d ssxe-. sA bgs-- in Eaf isri os America. you ssz e-'siiiszsnrr si bone eis- Ing aii your iitIiT .saf s.ssFs ma-ns-nts only 70 70 ~s.is. Al is n-~- Gtssi sy ST kt fss syetz sssfksr Ns .fau yoa- furni.AinS ssery1hing. EASILY, SPEEDILY iesrBed
 p2EIICI.AEs FKLE- Addr s- sf onrs
 sTISsDs . to.. .7CE1 LsAD. 1kIas
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orders office of Coehise county, on poge lSo Look F. record of mines. No a joining ela ma Is. All peisJI hold ng a ivsise claims thereto are requir.d to present the same b'fose ihis once within sixty days from the frrt day or pubLea- tion hereof or they ~ill Dc barred by urine the provisions of the statute.
 HERBERT BROWN, Register JAaEs REILLY, Attorney for { la.mant.
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$500 REWARD.

I INill pay the above reward 10 any person Q persons wbn will give the information which viii lead to the arrest nd c''nyictI of any per son or persons unlawiuily handling any of my stOk
 CATTLE-Branded HG or lefi hip; cal mark. rigii car eTcp and splI
 HORSES-BrandedH HG on lefI Snouirer.
 H. c. HASsELGREEN. sz7sn rSaH Pedro river.
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AUTHORIZED fo HITS.

c. II. KELLOGG. No. SIo Pine street, Room g and ss, San Francisco.
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 GEO. r. HOWELL. 10 Spruce St New York
 N. w. AVER & SON. Philadelphia
 Alu,ns,c;ions mai. by the ab5ve named persons will b. compiled with at the PROS PEG TOR office.
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Save Your Money ON EVERYTHING YOU BUY Write for our Mammoth Cataiognc-A
 50O-Page Book

Containing Illustrations and giving lowest man n ac,isr,rs prices on ali kinds of goods aud supplies: Gr ceries. IIJu ehold Goods. Furni- ture, lothing. L'dies and Gents lctning a2d Fun nis hing Cio 'ds. Ores Goods. White Goods, Dr, Go 'ds, Hls ani Caps. Bsofs and Shoes. G owes Not nn . Glassware. Sta icnery. A siehe' Iocks. Jewelry. Siverwase, Buggies. Whips. Agricultural implements. etc
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 Catalogue sent on receipt Of 2, c for postage Good Agen Wanted in every count and ci,v to intrOduce our goods. Live msn can
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they will be barred by virtue of the visions of tse atuie HERE eRr bkOwS, Regis CT.
 JAMES REILLY. Attor ey lor ( laimsnf
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UTANTE An enereetic man 70 manage w branch office. Only few dolltfs needed Salary to stait s7s DIT mon ard interest in the business The Western Co. Kansas City. Mo. 4n
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In the Probate Cour, of the County
 of Cochise, Territory of Arizona.
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PAvENrs.
MINING APPLICATION
 Nc. 56J.

|. E. Land Oniee, russcn Arizona.
 May q, 1892
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uiNiAG ArP.iCA,sSN
 NO. 57l.

,xEs REILLY, Attorney for Claimant.
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RAM A STATED MEETINGS ON HE eFS~ third Wednesday of each month m Ma ~ soa'c Hal Notice of special meetings by hoi'tng special d1s. Sojourning Com pauion Nordially invited
 ADoLPH COIN. H. P. F. l. MOORE. Secretary
 10 0, z. ,s .. REGULAR MEETING NIGHT EAE Ia $ lay oi C ten week visiting Se5ssSe, ,sSs- msm Jes. in god ssaniins invited to attend. A. W. SMITH. N- c. Wd D. MoSMoSiES, Sec.
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J,xEs rEnLY, Att rney for Claimant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-14
THE AMERICAS CUP RACE.
Lord Dunraven's Challenge Accepted-The
Contest to Occur in Ten Months.

Lord Dunraven's Challenge Accepted-The
Contest to Occur in Ten Months.
At the special meeting Of New York Yacht
Club held at club house yesterday Lord Dun
ravens challenge to race for Americas cup was
Internationally accepted. The club sent the
following cable to Dunraven Immediately after
the meeting:
ITO Lord Dunraven. London: Resolved. That
this club accept. the challenge of Royal Yacht
Squadron in the name of Lord Dunraven for
the Americas cup, the match to begin ten
months from December, 1892, the date of the
receipt challenge by the New York Yacht Club,
but the date of the match to be subject to al
teratfon for mutual convenience and mutual
consent"
This was signed by the cup committee, Chas.
j. Paine, James ID. Smith, Latham A. Fish,
Archibald Rogers and A. Cass Garfield.
similar cablegram was sent to Richard
Grant, secretary of the Royal Yacht Squadron.
The meeting was largely attended and was very
brief. All Of the correspondence between the
cup committee and Lord Dunraven was sub
mitted. As soon as it was read the committee
offered resolution which was embodied in the
cablegram to Dunraven later on. 1t was voted
upon by thirty-two yacht owners and carried
amid much enthusiasm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-14

Engine Horses Eager to Reach the Fire.
- A peculiar accident happened at Nashville
yesterday. An alarm of fire rang and engines
responded. Before the driver of engine No. 4
could get on the seat of the engine the horses
dashed out of the engine house door and ran
at break-neck speed across bridge, smashing
buggies and running over people all along the
way. Tom Con, fireman, was run over and
fatally hurt. Several buggies were smashed
and the occupants more or less hurt. The en-
CINE was turned over and completely demol-
ished. The loss by the accident will amount to
SS 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-14

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with Jamaica Ginger and pure
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1t is a most delicious and
exhilarating beverage, and
being heavily charged with
Natural Gas taken from the
Manitou spring it sparkles
orhours after being uncorked.
For family use it has no equal,
and is unexcelled for admix-
ture with wines and liquors.
Once tried, always used.
rasxe.ll.1 for Family. Glib. and Res,aur.n, us.s
P.cA-d m convenient forms for dealers and con-
sQu-rsL
Hold By Drusxists and Grocers evsrywhsre-
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Us 7TH 81. n W. WARRINGTON. ID. G.
Ctrcul.rs and information sent on Application TO
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Manitou, Colorado
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-14

The city Of Boston may not get the Benjamin
Franklin fund after all. The fund amounts to
over s39s, 900 and it has been generally supposed
that the decisions Of the Pennsylvania court,
given some time ago, disposed Of the claim Of
those in the state who insisted that the fund
should be distributed among them and not 60
to Boston 1t now appears that an appeal has
been taken by the Franklin heirs to the Penn
sylvania supreme court and tho appellants pro.
fess to a belief that they have Q fair chance Of
winning the case. An adverse decision Of the
Pennsylvania court would not dispose Of the
Massachusetts case absolutely, although deci-
sion by that court would have great weight,
being construction Of . Pennsylvania viii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-14
GEORGETOWN.
THH CATHOLIC UNION.


At a large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
Georgetown Catholic Union held last night the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year: J. ]. Nolan, president; c. R. Murray, vice
president; Frank ]. Wissner, secretary; S. E.
Mccarthy, treasurer; Thos. Keliher, librarian.
and r. Z. Englehart, assistant librarian. The
following named we're elected members Of the
board of directors: G. W. Manogus, Eugene
Dyer, Luke j. Kearney, Arthur Small and
Frank " Offut. The union will continue to
give the monthly literary entertainments that
have made it prominent. The reports of the
president, secretary, treasurer and librarian
showed the organization to be in o very flourish
ing condition.
MR.. BLOOMS GAS MACHINE
The gas machine that Mr.. Thos. ]. higgins
has used in his wood yard at the corner of SD
and streets ever since last summer in spite
Of the fiery opposition of the neighbors
brought him to the Police Court yesterday for
the third time. The charge against him made
by neighbors was that Of maintaining an engine
within the fire limits. The judge this time found
until Saturday. The strongest complaint
against the engine room was that of Mr. B. F.
Waddey, who resides opposite and has q sick
daughter.
On the 14th of this month the cars on the
Arlington electric road will cease to run for the
period of six weeks, while the system is being
converted from the overhead to the under.
ground or Wheeless system.
At the one hundred and seventeenth regular
monthly meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Citizens Equitable Building Association, held
Monday night at Cropley's Hall, 1888 was
sold, being % shares. at an average Of TIA per
share.
Tonight dance will be given at Fort Myer
No. Engine Company was called out this
morning by an alarm locating the fire at 1O4s
32d street. No material damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-14
The Carnival of Months.

Notwithstanding the Indictment weather there
was a good attendance Of patrons and friends
to participate in the very fine entertainment
furnished at the carnival Of months at National
Rifles Hall last night. The various booths, with
their tasteful decorations and handsome dis
plays, waited upon by SO many beautiful young
ladies, continue to be the center Of attraction
Prof. Montgomery, with his dancing class, was
In attendance. and the display in terpsichorean
art by the children was wonderful. The Grand
Army Musical Union, Mr.. E. D. Tracy, di-
rector, was also in attendance, and sang sew
eral patriotic songs. large delegation from
Burnside Post visited the fair and entered fully
into the pleasures OF the evening. Comrades
Grosvenor and Huntoon gave public expression
OF their qualification at being present. COM
plimenting the ladies for the handsome appear
snce Of the room, and promised the full and
cordial support Of the comrades of the post in
the effort being made to augment the relief
fund Of the corps. This was responded to in
fitting terms by Mrs. Ida v. Hendricks. the
first president Of the corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-14
Christmas Dinner for the Newsboys.

AT the monthly meeting Of the Newsboys and
Children's Aid Society Monday it was deter
mined to provide Christmas dinner for 100
newsboys and homeless children, to be given at
"The Newsboys Home, 3" 927 street northwest,
on Thursday, December 80. The management
Of the dinner and Of collections therefor was
placed in the hands of committee consisting
Of Mrs. J. W. Babson. LOG 18th street southeast;
Mrs. A. NJ. Edgar, 1925 Q street northwest; Mrs.
l. F. Mcfarland, 1927 street northwest; Mrs.
Hugh McCulloch, 912 18th street northwest:
Mrs. P. N. Flint at the Concord. Contributions
for the purpose. either in money or provisions,
are earnestly solicited and may be sent to either
member of the committee at her residence or at
the Newsboys' Home, 927 E street northwest.