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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29
Is THE GRIP COMING2
Everything Indicates Is spsedy Arpreach-
What the Indications Are Concerning Ii

Everything Indicates i.s speedy Arproach-
What the Indication. Are Concerning Ii
Abroad.
Reports from EnroPe which are appearing IN the
papers show TIA. tae STRIP has br5kea out In . most
violent form In Eegaaa AMI the indications are
tSas Is coma facing its fourth annual tour Of iae
world. The Physicians here IN America report
many people suffering non symptoms which indi-
cate the coming on OF this terrible scourge. While
there may rot as YET be an epidemic there are
enough cases and enough serious cases 20 demand
the greatest care ara canton The proverb. In
time o: peace prepare for war" Is OF the most
valuable sayings ever uttered The grip. with ali
It's unp!easantness with all IT. seriousness VITA al
its danger. can be prevented. taken In time and
II people properly prepare for A.
There Is but one way 10 prepare Tor the coming
on O; the grip and that Is - tone Up the system.
build up the energies, strengthen the lie ana thus
svoii!ts attacks by being thoroughly prepared for
them. This cannot. however. be done except In
oae way: That wsy e BY the use OF some pure
s;ialant, which viii help the vita, forces increaee
the circulation and strengthen the fife generally.
There Is. however, sl; one pure medicinal stimu-
liant known 70 tue medical world OF the
tsr public for year.. and l. exceedingly popular
With both men ard women. II Is pufys Pure Malt
whisky. Il Is ~. an ordinary whisky. but pure
medicinal one. Its popularity Is wonderful, ana u
Is due entirely - TIE fact that II Is 50 superior IN
every way. For preventing the coming OF the grip
!; Il 1nequaed, for fortaes the system 10 with
STAND us attacks care should be taken tast Ne
druggist ar grocer sells YOU some other whisky
vaich he NAV claim 20 he lust as good. There Is
nothing which can take It's place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29

lighting the city and one member said it was
rumored that there had been an understanding
that no more electric lights were to be put up
for five years.
IAN alliance between the Commissioners and
the gas company" the president remarked:
81 only state that ~ a suggestion or rumor,
said the member.
motion to inquire into the manner of light
ing the Baltimore aud Ohio depot was made
and passed. the object being to see IL the tracks
cannot be lighted inside the city limits.
COMMITTEE on coSvEYAScEs.
Mr.. Evan H. Tucker said he thought there
should be committee on public conveyances.
At present he said the street railroad facilities
were very poor. There we're several bills pend
ing, and he thought q committee should be APP
pointed to look after such matters. II the rail-
roads are to pass through the northeast section
he thought the rights of the citizens should be
consulted and the roads laid where they would
do tho most good.
Mr.. Mockabee thought the railroad commit
tee might look after such matters. but Mr..
Tucker said he thought there should be spe-
cial committee appointed.
The association finally decided to appoint a
special committee Of seven to look after the
street railroads and herdics.
President Frizzell suggested that as this was
the short session Of Congress and there was a
great deal of work to be done the associ-
alton had better have a meeting next Monday,
and the association adjourned to meet again at
the time suggested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29
At the WharYCs.


Capt. Richard Conner Of the oyster schooner
Nottingham. row al Riley's dock. is associate
editor and reporter on the Hampton, Va, Home
Bulletin.
Mr.. Grant Parish, Sho served last season as
press agent for River View, was at the docks
this morning He is managing Dockstader >
Great City Dramatic Company and is revisit
ing Washington for a brief season Of rest.
Officers Perry and Dean OF the harbor force
recsptured a stolen batteau this morning and re-
turned it to Towards boat house.
As soon as the work on the Trenton steamer
Edmarth is completed she will leave for her
future home on the Indian river. Florida.
The Hustler, Lotus, Agnes May and Startling
have gone into winter quarters.
II is thought that the Washington Yacht
Club will SO amend its constitution as to render
steam craft eligible. The Alert, LOWE Ran
dali and Nellie will be admitted.
Constructor Nilsson has drawings for forty
ton center-board sloop, which will be built
early next spring.
The saIlie and Ellen, Capt. Gray, will prob.
ably sail today.
The officers and crew Of the propeller Wash
ington have made costly bridal gift to Agent
Ernest b. Bowling in the shape, of dinner SCI
OF Sevres ware.
Fish are coming up in small, lots.
Oysters from far down salt ports are said t.
be unusually fat for the season.
The house of Mr. J. Q. Stiff. owner of Stiff
wharf, King George county. Va, was burned
one day last week.
, Another heavy cargo of export tobacco PEI
Norfolk, GeoShegan, today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29
Washington CITY Bible Society.


A very full meeting of the board of managers
of the Washington City Bible Society was held
last evening in the parlors of the Young Men 8
Christian Association, Rev. A.W. Pitzer, d. D.,
i'll the chair.
The following grants were made upon app i
cation: IS Bibles to y. NJ. G. 4. for use in the
rooms, 10 Bibles 100 Testaments to Central
Union Mission 100 Bibles, 100 Testaments for
work in the Jail. l Bible for desk of Union Vet
eran Legion 200 Bibles for distribution to chill
dren in the northeast section of the city.
Mr.. Ballantyne reported receiving from the
executor Of the estate of the late James W. st.
Clair 500. from First Congregational Church
$3.50. Disbursements. remittance to parent
society, $500; cost of grants from depository.
SAC 40; balance on hand, S11.s3.
Upon motion of the president, who had va
Gated the chair for that purpose. remittance
of $50 was unanimously ordered to the parent
society to make the secretary. Mr.. j. V. n.
Shields. life director in recognition of his long
and faithful service to the society.
Mr. Ballantyne explained to the board the
work of this society in the distribution of the
Scriptures to the hospitals and camps in and
around the city during the war and spoke OF
the kind manner in which Secretary Stanton
received his request to permit copies to be sent
to the confederate forces. giving directions to
Gen. Butler TO receive and pass through his
lines boxes of Bibles forwarded by the Ameri-
can Bible Society This auxiliary has also in
past years made large reInittances to the parent
society, as. for instance. SIT 600 to place a
Bible in every family in the world in twenty
years. Mr. Baiiantyne was made life director
by the parent society in recognition of his
services during the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29

Prof Robert W. Rogers of Dickinson College
last evening delivered the second of a series Of
fall lectures under the auspices OF the Lucy
Webb Hayes Bible School in the Wesley Chapel,
his subject being "a Bundle of Stick Letters
Thirty Centuries DID, After speaking upon
the ancient languages, particularly that OF he
Babylonians. Prof. Rogers recited the h:s..! =
of bundle of letters. written upon clay, which
had been found in Egypt, some of which were
now in the British Museum. The letters. said
Prof Rogers, are of considerable value in un-
raveiing the mysteries which surround the
ancient history Of Babylon and Egypt and Of
great value to the Christian religion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29

declaring "the appointment of non-residents to
Office in the District to be abhorrent both to
republicans and democrats alike" referring
70 the recent appointment Of Judge McComes,
speaking Of him as partisan rather than a
lawyer, declaring that 'apy lawyer who voted
and worked for the passage of as tyrannical and
partisan measure the force bill lacks the
Judicial temperament" and that the demo-
cratic central committee Of the District of Co.
lumbia, as the representative body Of the Dis
trict democracy, enters its protest against the
appointment Of the said Louis L. McComas as
judge of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia
The resolutions were adopted, but not until
they had been stripped OF all reference TO par
tisanship and judicial unfitness.
Mr.. BOYLE said he was in favor Of home rule.
but he believed in partisans- Mr.. Weller said
Judge McComas was an excellent gentleman;
he had been good friend to the District. but
he thought the committee was hardly compe-
tent TO pass upon his judicial fitness.
The meeting then adjourned, to meet at the
call Of the chair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29

Soldiers Objcc. tn Being Used TO Enforce At
Tendance of rrriis.


tendance of Pupils.
About a month ago Indian Commissioner
Morgan received a telegram from the agent at
the Navajoe Indian reservation stating that
while endeavoring to secure Indian children to
place in the government school on :he reserva-
ton he was attacked by one Of the Navajoe
chiefs and band of forty followers. who ob
jeoted TO the children being taken to school.
although the consent Of their parents had been
obtained by the agent. One OF the agents
party was seriously injured by these Indians
and the agent stated that he barely escaped
with his life. being rescued by friendly Ma
vajoes. The agent in reporting the matter TO
the department. requested that military assist
auce be given him &c carry out His instructions
in regard TO the children.
The matter was referred TO the War Depart
ment which In turn referred il TO the officer In
the Navajoe country for Investigation. His re-
port has been received at the department and
forwarded TO the Secretary Of the Interior for
hts information. The report, IL is understood
is adverse to having the army take part In the
matter of enforcing the children 10 attend
schools The report has received the approval
Of Gen. McCook, commanding the department
of Arizona. and Of Gen. Schofeld. commanding
the army, and it is not thought likely shat the
War Department will interfere in the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29
Brakeman Bieicher Killed.

About 7:30 o'clock last evening Paul FLETCHER
twenty-four years Of age, employed as a brake
man on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad.
was instantly killed Mt the Benning yardf. He
fell from the tender of an engine and the
wheels passed over his body. cutting him in
two He was one of Conductor Robt. Dsyesrs'
crew. who had been sert ont with engine 1873
patrick Indy in chnrse) 10 bring in freight
cars which were to be sent south Just as the
engine reached the yards the deceased, from
some cause, slipped and fell as described. The
remains were brought into the city aud re-
moved to the morgue. He was formerly u
member Of light battery c. third United States
artillery, stationed at the Washington barracks
,arsenal and resided with his wife. to whom he
was married only in August last, at 215 C street
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29

IhAye hS~r tro-s'el With and til ost about
three yeas mad dull pains in my forehead.
vita occasional sharp Pains rsdiating from he bridge
of Isy !. ~ to tie top IF my head. Ny nose WAS
stuffed w considerably. ESPECIAL in damn weather;
u w.s never Ny throat felt luil and dry. AMI
there Wa gr-at ot-tr-SctiOn in My throat. with
prevented nAtU- al s-y-ihin-- Ny sTse-h was thick
and nasal a-d pcrs-rS cogiE oOI!ce b Iy that
th--~ wa q, abe ia ny thro1t-
Two months AGO went to Or Jordan fo- treat
ment and the change be has wade IL. my j.
remarkable In ve=y few treatul Its got great
fsf and my brestkia< infroy-d az each Treatment
That he under stands sUsh conditions goes without
saving His skiiifuI bIndiing Of my shows him
70 thorough specialist. Hisireatmenti is thorough
and without rain He took tuInor large
hiclory nut from the upper Of :ErO&. without
the slightest pain. since ~ch time my voice has been
as clear a. II yhe doctor sad It rare TO
hrd growth ike that in the throat. but ne seemed to
ow IT,. what t. do should De PLEASED L. have
persnns who wish be convinced 10 call and see me
81 The market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29

Mr.. Cleveland Hurts Ni- Thumb.
Mr.. Cleveland went out on the beach at Hog
Island yesterday afternoon for the purpose Of
hunting snipe. bu. met with an accident which
necessitated his return to tho cottage. In at
tempting to cock his gun the President-elect
hurt his thumb. The wound was not in the
least serioos, but quite painful.
Mr.. lcTreil. president Of tho Brosdwater
Club. who j. by profession surgeon. dressed
the injured thumb and somewhat allie, lated the
pain.
Shortly after noon Mr.. Cleveland took stroll
on the beach and afterward quietly remained
indoors, devoting his attention to reading and
writing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29

Both the method and results when
Syrup OF Figs is taken; it is pleas.
ant and refreshing to the taste, and
actsgentlyye. promptly on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the
system efectually, dispels colds,
headaches and fevers, and cureshsb-
itual constipation. Syrup of Figs i,
the only remedy Of its kind ever
produced, pleasing to the taste and
acceptable to the stomach, prompt
IN Its action and truly beneficial in
Its effects, prepared only from the
most healthy and agreeable sub
stances,its many excellent qualities
commend it to ali and have made
II the most popular remedy known
Syrup of Figs is for sale i'll 50c. and
VI bottles by ali leading druggists.
ANY reliable druggist who may not
have it ON hand vii. procure it
promptly Tor any one who wishes TO
Vit DO not accept amy substitute
CALIFORNIA F3G SKRUP ca
SAs FaA.ClSCo. CAL.
LOUISVILLE xL EEY Yoax ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29

Senator and Mrs. Colquitt Convalescent.
Senator Colquitt and his wife. both OF whom
have been suffering from paralysis at Atlanta.
Ca. are now convalescent. Senator ColqGitt
will be in his seat III the Seua;e il Jsnusrg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29
PROFESSIONAL.

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NORTHEAST WASHINGTON.
Meeting of the Citizea.' Association Held
Last Night.

SEVERAL IMPORTANT REPORTS SUBMITTED AND
DIscUssED-LIsr OF COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED
-THE KILLING OF THEErsA M'DoSALD AND
THE INVESTIGATION By THE GRAND JURY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29

II YOU WANT YOUR CHILDREN TO BE WELL
And hearty. playfnl and strong give them JOHANN
weak children nursing mothers. the sick and debili
tated II STRENGTHENS the entire system. The gen.
uins must have the signature of Johann Hoff the
neck OF every bottle. EISNER 4 MENDELSON
CO. Agents New York. Use Johann Hoff's Malt
Bonbons for Coughs and Colds. Pleasant and active.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29
The Game of the Reserves.

The Georgetowns and the Columbia Athletics
are to have it over again at foot ball. but this
time the contest will be between the second
eievens. or the Reserves" as they are called.
The game will be played tomorrow afternoon
at the base ball park at the head of 7th sire ct,
beginning ut o'clock. The two teams are
quite evenly matched. and the contest should
be an interesting one. The two teams will be
fo1lows.
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LADIES GOODS.

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ANTON FISCHER
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Goods called for and delivered.
Goat. sheer-skin rugs and furs cleaned equai, TO
Mss LoFFLER RS 18Th ST. NV. FoBM-
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Itcures Colds Coughs Sore Throat. Group. influenza
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in advanced stages Use at You will see the
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SxnLrrL AND SUCCESSFUL WoRk.
Mr.. JAMES Y. r. KING CURED OF SERIOUS
NOSE AND THROAT TROUBLE AFTER
THREE YEARS OF MISERY.

fngton and can be ound az the a. Stree: Market near
tie ccrrer q 7ih anG SIS. He gives he following
history OF his cas-:
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To CURE lame back rub with Salvation GU.
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nR. H. C. JAMES. DENTIST -e37 Q ST. NV.
~ operator in All branches Of pentistry Prsses-
and filling without pain. Twenty ysars' expeFisnoe
Fees moderate. n1A-1ms
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

TIE OFFICE OF THE AMMoXIATEp srEAN
Carpet Cleaning Works and the q. b. Naftress Co.
has been removed 70 ITO Pc ave. NV. Bedding of
every description made to order Ct the lowest pceA
ms n NEwHyER. Hauagex.