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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19
WaRM GLovrs FoE CHnrsrMas.

MFSs F-~ced Castor Beaver Gloves. such o.
u-nsiJ rstsi Fl 81 -. are offered for only Ell 80
pslr
sii.h Dos-sin Gloves with r--ce lining with OF
without fur toys. Good Tor Ssc best for . l. q
p.ir
Men. wcr.t-i Gloves. such a. usual for JOc are
sgsrsd f,r Only 81 pair
Th- B..s s'cfch Nal Gloves ana English Cash
mere Gloves 81 bOr psir instead Of 10. sni Gss.
LADIES' En<u-h len Fl.sced Castor Beaver Glove.
oIonyti -
fnsl.h sns Gloves. ns~osd 80 that the hand l. no,
rlsais - sssnk cuuhsfsoIns. ~. AMI 81 pair
Best Back Cashmere tslov-- for only Jtr Ghe
ususl 50. 0loNs- for only NC pair
fssrsd Csshmsrs Gloves In eoiOry. Only JOc pair
mr. bet quality
Twenty fvs cents for vOrstsd Mittens
Heavy silt GLOVES. not neecoa. 81. 81. %. 81. so
CHIIpRENs- Mis.s.' GirIs and Boys English
bo-stin Glove. with fnr tops and f-ere Inning Dsc.
snf o. - pair.
I'D Nit,ss. lined, &c. 5Oc. and0sc
Worstei NJ ttsns. %. pair.
-cutrh Wool and Inslish Cashmere Gloves o5r
3Sc and 5Oc pair.
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IN FAVOR OF THE LAW.
Columbia typographical Union and the
Eight-Hour Law.

Columbia Typographical Union. No. 101. has
no dubious views on the eight-hnur law. The
union met yesterday afternoon and declared
itself most positively in favor OF thorough en-
forcement of the statute. In several WAYS
efforts have been made to have the public un-
derstand that the printers were inclined TO re-
gard the eight-hour law as annoyingly restrict
i've, but yesterdays meeting showed conclu-
sively that the measure lie satisfactory.
The union also adopted resolutions protest
ing against the action of the directors Of the
Columbian exposition in awarding the specia
privilege of printing the worlds fair catalogue
to Conkey d Co. Chicago firm of printers
whom the resolutions term q rat firm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

I THIRD FLOOR.
A Ladies' Black Atwood Jersey.
cashmere finish.
A Children's Muff.
!, A Shoulder Shawl.
A rocheted Fascinator.
A Boys Mothers. Friend" Shirt
Waist.
A Bronze Pen Tray. Paper Knife.
Button Hook or Shoe Horn.
A japanese Vase.
AJspanese Kora.
AJapanese Platter.
AJapsnese Cup and Saucer.
pair OF JaDanese Bamboo Por =
there's
japanese Cracker Jar.
A japanese Gold-embroidered
Panel.
Japanese Teapot.
A Japanese Bamboo Screen
Frame.
ATomato Pincushion.
A Hand-psinted Silk Head Rest.
A White Satin Jewel Box.
A Hand-painted Chamois Razor
Bag.
A Hand-paintsd Calendar.
A Postal Card Holder.
A Spectacle Case.
A Hand-painted Card Case.
A Pen Wiper, toad stool shape,
A Card Box.
A Button Bag.
A Magazine Cover.
An En- l'roidered China Silk Scarf.
An Indian Sweet Grass Handker-
chief or Glove Basket.
A Satin-lined Work Basket.
A Fancy Straw Photo. Basket.
FOURTH FLOOR.
Apair Of Nottingham Lace Cur
tains.
A 20-inch Down Pillow. uncov-
cred.
A4 Chenille Table Cover.
A2o-inch Art Square for cush-
ion cover.
A Framed Picture.
An Oak Easel.
A French Dressed Doll.
A Board Game.
A Boys Tool Chest.
A Musical Toy.
A Small Pool Table,
FIFTH FLOOR.
A Backing Cabinet, walnut or
oak.
A Shakespeare Table. oak.
A Keystone" Egg Beaten, irn-
proved.
A Louis XVI" Glass Vase.
A Brass Smoking Set.
A Thermometer. silver finished
| frame.
A Paper WEIGHT. silver finished
An Old Ivory Bust.
A Crockery Vase or Ornam ent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

Marriage licenses have been issued by n.
clerk Of the court TO the following William
Scott aud Fannie LomAK; Henry WILSON q
Alexandria county, Va. and Joscphine Clat-
man; John Henry lee and Beckey TAFT. Niihs
Washington and Matte Horsley, Geo. Bowu-
bank and Mary SummerhAys. Vim. Edsln hal
ton Of Charlostown. W. Va, and Mary Louise
Tarr.
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A HARD NoyGH disifrs-es the pafisui AMI rarks
both lungs and throat Dr. u. Jakuts ENustfi ralt
IL the remedy wanted 20 curc Fuar rnugl On rs-
lieye both the pulmonary and ucalAl oFFaIs.
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5000 CHHrsru,s Hrxrs.

he grand collection % fancy article. made OF silks
sad ribbgn. and lac--. forming Match Boxes. Cstch
ais Photo Frames, level Cs-~-. Wstrh Holders and
hnndred and one other useful articles. hare been
ssfAsysf info three gruad i0ts.
<.1C for chote Of the .rel-. that sold heretofore
for 21c IA 81 he and a. each.
$50 for ehoic. Of th- articles that sold for 5Or.
sflc a. and s5c sAch-
OoC for choic. % the articles that sold 20 well
a. gec.. o. IS AMI 81 IS -ssh.
eGrhs prics- nov guot-l for the above are. IN many
tnstanrs- less than Of materials. ~ the
nP,rted articles from PARIS. and thsse offered
81 Ices than Importers prics. al wholesale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19
W1ssomr ARTICLES A DOLLAR VIII Buy.

I FIRST FLOOR.
A suit Of Mems Underwear.
A Lace Jsbot.
A Black Lace Scarf.
A Sursh. China or Plaid SILK
Refer Scarf.
Lace Collar.
A set OF Embroidered Collars and
Cuffs.
A Silk Dress Front.
Brussels Columbi or Tux
edo" Veil.
Ladies' Silk Vest.
Three or four pairs Of Ladies'
Cotton Hose.
Two pairs Ladies' Lisle Hose.
A pair of Ladies' Silk Hose.
A pair Of Ladies' Kid. Suede or
Biarritz Gloves.
A pair Of Misses Biarritz or
Suede Gloves.
One. two. three or four Ladies'
Hand-embroidered Linen Handker-
chiefs.
A Ladies' Musseline de Sole
Handkerchief.
| SECOND FLOOR.
A White Bed Spread.
A Wool Lap Robe.
A Cotton-nlled Comforter,
A pair Of mathematician All.
linen Pillow Cases. size 22xx36.
Apair Of Fancy borderedT Towels.
A Fancy Hemstitched Towel.
A Fancy Hemstitched Tray
Cover.
A dozen Damask Doylies, plain
white or colored borders.
A Wash Dress Pattern.
A pair Of Mems Embroidered
Slippers.
A pair Of Ladies' Kid Slippers.
A pair Of Children's Button
Shoes.
Apair Of Infants Finest Button
Shoes.
A pair Of Ladies' House Slippers.
I m oIthhc1bl Il6nt.
A Ladies' Fine Cambria Gown
or . pair Of Cambria Drawers,
trimmed with torchon lace.
A Ladies' Black Ssteen Skirt.
Apsir Of Corsets.
An Infants Silk or Null Cap.
An Infants Long or Short Slip.
An Infants Long or Short Cam
brio or Flannel Slip.
A pair of Infants Silk Bootees.
A pair Of Infants Knitted Leg
gins.
Apair Of Infants Silk Mittens.
An Infants Crocheted or Elan
mel Sacque.
A Papier Mache Basin or Pitcher.
THIRD FLOOR.
A Ladies' Best Quality Print
J Wrapper.
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OsLr 25c. EACH.

Exquisite line Of Colored japanese Silk
Handserchiefs. hemstitched OF einbrcid-
cred IN white. cream. pink. lfeht blue. Nile,
cardinal. beliotrope. orange. black. old
rose. salmon. corn color. etc, IS. 40, s.
IS and 81 each.
Tremendous s-sortment Of japanese SILK
Initial Handkerchief. white hand-worked
letters. different widths OF hem. at 10. 25,
A. aud sac.
80 dozen Mems Japanese Silk Hem
stitched Initial Handkerchief Regular 81
quality
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OxLr 25o. EACH.
EMn CHnrros HASpKEncHrErs.

The richest. nlmiest anu most exquisite
line Of dainty Embroidered Chiffon siIk
H.ndkerc hi<fs In the city.
An excellent tine at Csc. each.
A better tia> at Sse. saeh
A hahdsoDsS line at &c. each.
a iSssty line at Soc. each.
beautiful line al Sc. each.
Erquisiteiy limb roidered Patterns and
Colorr at Toe. Sc. Ell 10. o. p. 81. As,
sl- Ss and Ell. 3c each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19
SAKs AND CoxpAsr.

" W WE consider the source
w wWww There is some 'hriekins-
W " Mostly praise
All proves the worttiness of our quail
ties-and the power Of our price-makins.
The SLABS SUIT SALE is q success
two ways-we are parting with what We
don't want-you are getting what you
do want-just what You need. The
little shops are suffering their disap-
proval--Jealous. THE people are talk
ing loud in our glory. ears
for that.-we're deaf TO the Other.
We are serving the people.
Therell be 800 Suits less in the lot
by nightfall-s0O happy men possessed Of
s25. s22. 90. $50. sls and s16 so SACK
and CUTAwAY SUITS FOR s14.25-
Those who wanted LIGHT SUITS got
them-those who wanted DARK SUITS
got them-those who wanted CASSI-
Observation-Disclosures HOME
sPUNs got them-those who didn't care
got the choice Of the whole lot.
You know well enough why We have
these sales.--The loss is no less by
holding of until the last minute
If we waited It might take still
nah e. ~.
That's why We give you your choice
ow--They all out Of the regular
stock-ws haven't bought an extr. suit
for i've haven't changed an original
price-mark.- isn't an undesirable
pattern in the whole oaboodIe. "-They
are special designs-made by ourseIves--in
our faultless way.-we are proud to
put them beside the s25-s3O-s35 and
even better custom suits-They won't SUI
fer by the compariAon-and you can buy
them for sl4. 25.-You might as we'll
save that anybody -somebody will.
And to begin with there were only
twenty-four hundred and seventy odd In
the sale. -Somebodyn have to go with
out.
'Twont be you-will its--Not you
hurry. LOOK in tonight-well be open.
Tomorrow anyway
We've put lot Of about 700 pairs Of
TRoUsERS-s7, 60 and s5 values-on q
table by themselves for
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Do11An
FIRST FLOOR.

An Appropriate Book.
A pint bottle Best Cologne Water.
A 4-oz. bottle Best Triple Ell
tract.
A fancy box of Perfumery.
A fine English Bristle Hair Brush.
Nancy Atomizer.
A China or Metal Powder Box.
A China Soap Box.
A Silver Pin Tray.
A Celluloid-back Hand Mirror.
A Gold-plated or Sterling Silver
Brooch.
Apair Of Solid Gold Earrings.
A Solid Gold Scarf Pin.
A Gold-plated Watch Fob OF
ChAteiaine.
Apair Of Gold plated or Sterling
silver Cuff Buttons.
A Solid Gold Ring.
A Real Shell Hair Ornament.
A Solid Gold Heart Pendant.
A set Of Gold plated Baby Pins or
Buttons.
AReal Seal or Morocco Card Case.
A Real Seal Pocket Book.
A Real Seal Combination Book.
A Grain or Embossed Leather
Writing Tablet.
A Mems Travelling Case.
A Hand-painted China SILK Fan.
A Box of Stationery.
A Diary for 1893.
A silver Case for playing cards.
A Chamois Pen Wiper, with ster-
ling silver orna rent.
A Paper Cutter.
A Glass Handkerchief Case,
A Balloon-shaped Mstch Re-
| ceiver.
A Gipsy-kettle Jewelry Case.
A Decorated Glass Call Bell.
A pair Of Fancy Carriers. with
buckles.
Three sizes Of Scissors In . leather
or plush case.
pair Of Fine Steel Spectacles or
Eye Glasses. pertscopic lenses.
A Physicians, Clinical or Few or
Thermometer.
A Cabinet-sized Picture Frame.
A Photograph Of Cleveland and
the White House or Famous Poets
and their Homes.
A Small OIL Painting.
A Triple-plated Silver Salt or
Pepper Shaker. Berry Spoon or
Sugar Spoon.
A pair Of Mems Kid Gloves.
A pair Of Heavy lined Gloves.
A Mems Silk Handkerchief or
Muffler.
A Dress Shirt.
A Night Robe.
A Silk Scarf.
A pair Of Mems Silk Hose.
NEAT BOXES, when desired,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

A populist eAncus was bella in Topeka 80 IA
of the senatorial candidacy q judy Martin.
Chairman Bsidenthal refused 80 ~ shels,A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19
Rrpucrp Pucrs

Ths psi.is hoysi closes on, strictly holiday goods
before Christmas a custom peculiar % this sstab
h.hsnsns for fourteen years
~ R<assesa pvfess NOH rgi enable % carry out
potf<t fAts t.ar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19
WOODWARD & LorHaop,
10TH. uTH AND r SITS. N. ".
WHAr HAVE You Bouonr FoR CHRISTMAS,
There are two. three or perhaps
~0pen svewsses.

There are two. three or perhaps
half dozen to whom you wish
to make . Christmas Present.
You are perfectly willing to pay
one dollar apiece. yet you hest
tate, thinking, perhaps, this
amount will not get anything
you'd care to give. Disabuse
your mind Of any such idea. We
sell Thousands Of Dollar
Gifts"-it's . popular price, and
We put into each article the full
est value possible TO name. Now
run over this list carefully-there
are things eood enough for any
one-thinss suitable for both
sexes from the youngest to the
Oldest. OF course. this tells but
. small part Of the dollar
story" and II you don't see just
what you want. come In and ask
10 be shown other dollar goods.
We have Thousands Of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19
EXTRAORDINARY BARe.,ss Ii
HAsDkrRcH1rrs Fon LADIES.
I. 900 dozen Ladies' White and Colored
Embroidered HAndkerchiefx
OsL1 l2Ilo. Each.

You viii not End any prettier line else
where at II 20 25c.
At23c each We show the largest variety
OF 1aiiss' Mhie and Fancy Embroidered
ScallOped and Hemstitched Haudk srchiefs
IN Ma<hinxton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

NO other house DoEs-EvER DID
or EVER wILL--sell such STERL-
ING QUALITIES ct such Low PRICES
as WE quote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19
Dos.r Hrsrr.rr.

You know the old ssyng. lie who he~ftass IL lot
II certainly applies great force IN some thinr
When you know you rishf DON'T hesitate 10 sag
Il, when you know what you want dona hesll.ie q
demandft
When you 20 60 buy . t.osus q cARrFR's LITTLE
LIVER PILLS don't h-<t.ie 20 s.y you want ga n
T-E-Ras. aons hesitate ,hsi yoa sst 'sc-A-R
T-E-R-s-s" and don't hesitate rsfuss anything %
fered TO you as sam. 'c-A-R-T-E-Rs-s'" or .',us
as rood ~ 'c-A-R-T-E-RS-s.'r Tlser~ h nnthiux -
good a. ''c-A-R-r-E-R-'-s.- They never fxlL
Don't hesitate 10 say - when ilpissuons and frzuh
offered 20 you
Don't hesitate 20 demand the genuine cARrEvs
LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
POSITIVE CURE ron SICK HEADACHE
Small PHI small Dus-. Small rrice. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

At Lebanon, Ind, much partisan rancor ha
been stirred up BY prosecutions brought b.
both sidss charging bribery ~ he elsction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19
A Chapter of Academia.

On Saturday afternoon the horse and sulky Of
John L. Deane, running away from 18th and
Massachusetts, avenue, struck the lamp post
and letter box corner Of 18th and p streets,
demoiishing them, breaking the box and scat
tering the letters. No one was hurt, and
Oficer DAILY gathered the letters and placed
the m in another box.
Yesterday afternoon Alice Ennis, Q colored
girl OF 3l5 49, street, was cut IN the arm
BY John Wood, coiored, and her wound Was
dressed at the Emergency Hospital.
F. Hacksnyos. aged sixty years, was found
deirious ct LIST and streets northeast and
taken TO his home, No. 50 < street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19
ALEXANDRIA.
THE BURNED-oUT FURNITURE MILLS

THE BURNED-OUT FUnNITUnF MIIIs
I.h.. h.or sr,c.s,.d Tho, tba n.;s F,,rr;.,,ro
A"' 80 s-eess. nt,N.
company winch removed 10 Ne" AieAahoria
from Do'er, onio' III oioer W oe near Washing
ton, might nno an aa,an1ageous localon AT !ne
W. yI,Ina,,;zira Copnany 20 Wasb;ne.on
but not as vet in use for any purpose. The
mills are on deep water, With ample railroad IA
cilities, and are within corporation limits The
Deis Company was in negotiation with the city
council for this mill some time before it was
sold with the other real estate OF the Virgins
Line Steamboat Company to the Haskins Com
pany.
pEcATEp HOTEL
The virginia House, at the intersection OF
King street and Peyton auenue-the head of
King street it is called in local parlance-was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

.1fT N.

LINGFR. on Deoerilaf n. ls,r, o. NJ ang ~
Z. A. LINufk. 2lJs l. street mort ~est. q lanrltui
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19
DucHEss LACE HAxpKKRcHrErs.

We have an exquisite Iine Of Real Duchess
Lace asndkerchiefs. with Jap@nese snk
eenters. decided novelty and exceedingly
beautiful. 9sc. TO Is each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

In the case Of Isaac Jones, convicted Of per-
jury, this morning motion for new trial was
argued by Mr.. Drain before Justice McComas
in the Criminal Court The motion was over
ruled.
Mr. Clagett said that he had caused the case
to be brought here, for the crime Of perjury
had become stencil in the Police Court, and
while there was some perjury here there il Was
common, the motive being a small considera-
tion and often simple lore for lying. He sug-
eested heroic remedy.
The court imposed q sentence Of four years
in the penitsntiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

A severe gale swept the southeast coast Of
Scotland. Several schooners were stranded and
much wreckaGe is being washed ashore.
Work on the government warships ct the
Cramps ship yards is being rapidly pushed to
make room for the construction Of the Iowa
and the Brooklyn.
Vice President-elect Stevenson and party left
Bloomingtou, NJ, for Atlanta, Ca, to attend
the opening u The Commercial Club House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19
1000 WORTH FRAMED P1crusEs

$4,000 WORTH FRAMED PICTURES
oNEHnr THEIR VALUE PIT ON SALE ron
Ass
EroHsa EsaRAvsos PAsrE1s PAINTINGS FAc-Sm1rs WATER
Co1oRs: PHorooRArHs AND EAsr1s
1osth'
Soc zse-w~a ss ~s15o
FRAMES FOR cRAYoN PORTRAITS sppH,
GIFT OPPORTUNITY OF THE n.sssr KIND Nd ADVANTAGE OF IT,
f $" building
SILVER AND GOLDEN DAYS In Jrwr1nr DEPARTMENT
s.a n @ s .s 'as s
First foo" Near elevators . building
SOME USEFUL Hor1DAr Grrrs FoR The HOUSEHOLD HE'LL
given faithful, surk.u
priced sns.aas:- INTRO ''' ''" """' low
Wrappers princess su, vo, from. ,.. u
embroidery drawnworr &C. ~ d. usually 0Ahssa
: s; ;:: .s an: ;; . :::; . s :,
bldg. ::s :; s: =
sd 300 ra. ss
1 lined cited a.s
BLACK MUS
Canton e.~nrsrun" s:er'
'' whit" ., ~.. s : :; ::: &c; s gray an.
line Hose. n.ei~ .y
Tan and 0ryss e2x2
Swiss Ribbed r.,,a.s a s.e..r.. Vest. high yard" -s@-.
aucloA
Al LOW PRICE
AL WooI WnApprs F1Assru
Frm26 Il l7c
IA
WooDwAaD Lorz.o.
, NV
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M,Jouc, F,oUnrs
GHE,rLY REprctp PR,crs

" for csotc~ Of haf hundred q thess aVure- the
price srks % vhirh IS - 81 IS 90 50
snd oil 20 The pose and colors Of the. works Of
,rs h.xy stirs I'D The artistic Of many connois-
s~ur The figures b-fnx hat small and prics
sntnsshst larss ths -slss have been Unrnsd the
frr sith tn cultivated taste AMI the ability crafty
o. Tho - lu-si yrice-sl for chOics-is a reflection
on the god taste of the public II should not be
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Soc Boxes Or HAxpKrs. 25o

We have secured 1000 boxes OF Chill
dren's Initial Hemstitcbed Colored Bord-
cred Hsnakerchiefs. These are put up 3 in
bon. and were originally manufactured to
sell for 50r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

erie
shans Table
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OSLr l24c. EACH.

japanese SILK Handkerchiefs. white,
fancy and black. embroidered patterns
lsc- 25c-. 3sc-. 49c.. 50c.. Csc. 75c. and
9Sc each.
Our line Of 25c. Japanes. snk EmbrOid-
cred scalloped and Drawn Work Handker-
chiefs has no equal at the price In this
city. as you viii md among this lot many
japanese Handkerchiefs that are sold else
where at Sc and Az. Dozens Of different
styles and patterns from which to select.
Ladies' Japanese SILK Hemstitched Hand
kerohiefs. h-iuch hem. Is inches square
elual 10 Handkerchiefs sold elsewhere at
40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19
Oun PRrcr. 25c. A Box.

Very Attractive Fancy Boz. different
patterns Of borders In each and hand
worked initial letters.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
SPORTING ITEMS.
News and Notes Gathered From All
Sources.

News and Notes Gathered From All
Sources.
Cricket, 2:10, the fastest pacing mare
in the world, is to be bred to Direct,
2:06, the fastest pacing stallion in the
world. Both these record holders were
bred in California.
Los Angeles bred colts by the Amer
lean Derby winners Volante and Emp
eror OF Norfolk, will sport elk this year.
Del Mar is reported to be trifle lame.
The Southern California Kennel club
hold a meeting on Tuesday evening at
the usual place, corner Spring and First
streets.
70 Tambien, the California flly, is
now at Nashville. She is reported to be
a magnificent specimen of the thorough
bred, having thickened and fattened
since last season.
Lucky" Baldwin has entered quite
extensively in the stakes recently an
nounced by the New York Jockey club.
John Owen, the crack amateur sprint
er of Detroit, will be seen on the cinder
path this year.
o. P. Caylor has retired from the ed
itorship of the New York Sporting
Times. He is man that cannot be re-
placed.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03
WORLD OF SPORT.
Los Angeles Again Defeats
the ALI Stars.
Vanderbeck Will Put a Team
in Los Angeles.
Lucky" Baldwin Thinks Emperor
of Norfolk st. Blaize.
News About the Bali Tossers-WiIl Los
Angeles Get in the Leaguc?-The
Chances Very Bright just
at Present.

1t is now definitely decided that San
Francisco, San Jose, Portland, Tacoma
and Seattle will be five of the clubs
composing the Pacific Coast league. The
sixth city will in all probability be Los
Angeles. Sacramento is making fight,
but inasmuch as professional ball has
always been a losing venture in that
city, it is matter OF doubt whether any
moneyed men could be induced to take
hold. The only claim that Sacramento
has is that a Mrs. Vice holds fran
chise and is naturally anxious to sell.
1t is conceded that Los Angeles would
be much better town than Sacramento,
and the magnates are anxious to secure
this city.
Mr.. Vanderbeck, wealthy baseball
enthusiast. leaves today for San Fran
cisco. He is the gentleman who stands
ready to back Los Angeles team.
He formerly owned the Portland fran
chise, selling out about eight months
since. Mr.. Vanderbeck was quite re-
Gently offered the franchise back again,
uuI uo prcicI5 W pun IOn AuSclcs lcdln
in the league, as he is OF the opinion
that large crowds would turn out if the
ball business is managed judiciously.
He has concluded arrangements for the
Athletic club grounds, and promises to
get together gilt-edged team for Los
Angeles.
The RAILROAD company can be relied
upon to H. IKE low rate. 1t is to their
interest to',s,do 60, and the Southern
Pacific comHapy is generally alive to
business on ~ proposition of this char
acter. Sas