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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07

Tho Company Does Not Seem to Pay Any
Attention to the Commissioners' Order.
Some time ago permission was granted by
the Commissioners to the Georgetown and
Teuleytown Railroad Company to erect two
arc electric light wires along the tops Of their
poles from the power house to the end of their
line for the purpose Of lighting their prop
erty. One OF the provisions of the permit was
that whenever tbs wires should cross an
intersec.ing highway they should be
placed underground. Capt Fiebeger called
the attention of the Commissioners to
this matter several days ago and
said that although repeatedly called upon to do
so the company had thus far failed 20 placefhe
wires underground at the intersecting high
ways. Accordingly. upon his recommended
ton. the railroad company was directed to re-
move the wires at once. No attention, how
ever, was paid to the order. The attention of
the Commissioners was once more called to the
case. They referred the matter to the
attorney as to the proper mode of procedure
to compel compliance on the part OF the
railroad company. The attorney, in an opinion
rendered today says that while these wires are
unused and not charged with electricity they
are harmless and there would be no object
under such circumstances in having them re-
moved. At any rate. unless dangerous in that
condition to the public; but if they are charged
with electricity and being used agains. order of
the Commissioners the police power could
interfere and order them down and if not
obeyed take them down themselves Under the
circumstances know OF no other way of treat
ing this question. II the company refused to
remove the wires when ordered to do SO by the
police the police may take them down them
selves"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07

Mr.. Trip Of South Dakota, who succeeds
Mr.. Fred. Grant as minister to Austria, had an
interview with Secretary Gresham at the State
Department this morning in regard to the duties
Of that Office. He has not yet been commIs-
aioned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
The Ball Game Will Be Played This After.

noon.
The base ball game between the mines repre-
senting Georgetown and Harvard colleges will
be played at the National Base Ball Park this
afternoon regardless of the weather. Owing to
the high rank Of Harvard's nine and the fact
tia. It played such close game with the Uni
versitv of Pennsylvania. who defeated Yale, who
played close game with Georgetown. there is
unusual interes. in this afternoons contest. II
has not yet been decided who will pitch for
Harvard. Jack Highlands, who has been the
nine sgreat niainstay was Wild and ineffective
yesterday, but he may be all right today. The
mines will be placed as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07

A fall sf snos prevented the opening Of sAs
base ball season al Boston Yesterday bstwsea
the POSITIONS and Brown Universisy.
Tom kinsiow arrived at Brooklyn froo
rectly 70 Eastern Park. There hs put his sag-
nature 90 . Brooklyn contract for isps
II 10 said that Manager Ward vill give sAs-
hope, third basemsn OF the Staten Island Ath-
letic Club last year, . trial or the Nev fsrk
team.
Barnie cannot arrange terms with Pitcher Ad.
Gumbert and he wants 90 call the Strattou-
Gumeert deal Oh. Blu, Chicago says Nay,
nay"
The BreOklyns viii play sAsir ar>s s,hsssssoa
game OF the season NJ Eastern Park this after
noon against Princeton. IL viii be ladies day.
John Garrison returned Cleveland the eoa-
tract cent him 10 sign. He declares be will
quit before he viii play ball for e.. 100.
The Bcstons leave for Charlotse<ville today
PLAYING at New Haven, Hartford, Princeton and
vii accept terms
Wonderful sprtntsr FevnH.
As Owen and Jewett have retired from the
running track there is Considerable curiosity
manifested - 30 who the next star in the west
for sprinting honors Is liksly 10 be- The Gave
land Athletic Club will put forward . Young
man named c. W. Stage. He Is . slim, rather
deep-chested youngster. a nstural-born spriuter,
ana has shown 100 wards IN lees than eleven
seconds with comparatively no training.
On trial he has run In ten seconds. and his
friends are OF the opinion that IL he goes into
active training he wlll equal the xorlds record
at 100 yards. IL has always been Q rather
dhfhcult matter 10 get him 90 work He 10 q
graduate of Western Reserve Cniversity. aud
has held all the championships Of the Ohio In
tersiate Collegiate Association ct running ana
jumping. he IL not tall or a. heavy as
Jewett. but IN his way Of running Ia very much
Ike the Detroit champion.
The Cash Prime Cycling League.
The managers Of the Cash Prize Cycling
League meet today in the Astor House in New
York Is is probable that a scbedule will be
adopted New York. BROOKLYN. PhiIsdelphia.
buffalo and Troy viii be on the circuit Nu-
merods applications have been received from
smaller towns. Baltimore and Washington NAV
probably hold professional meets. Chicago il
out this season At all events a. the L A W.
has secured the base bali park, and q track is
now building. A track is in course Of construc-
ton at Eastern Park, Brooklyn.
District Trottinz Horse breeders.
The Trotting Horse breeders Association OF
Maryland and the District OF Columbia will
hold directors meeting at the PimIico Driy-
ing Clubs Office today at Baltimore 70 arrange
the stakes for the annual race meeting.
Jim Hall md sisxin Matched.
The following cable from London hes bssu
| received:
Jim Hail and Frank p. slaviu signed .rt,.
cles here today to fight for $1,000 side. The
Bolingbrooke Club has agreed TO give 5000
and deposit the money. Another club will
outbid the Bolingbrooke Club, aud il ia aid
4 thai 400 will be offered "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07

Challenges Steve Rrodie

Tommy Burns OF Liverpool, champion diver
OF England, challenges Steve Brodie or any
one In America to dive of any distance mu-
tuaily agreed upon for flO0 or f5O0 side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07

~ VOC HAVE a worrying Cough or sny Lung or
Throat trouble use al once DIR. ID. Jsynes FTneo.
torant, and don't parley with what may prove 70 b
q dangerous condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07
The PA1A1s ROYAL.
10TH ST. AND PA. AVE.
1893 Spn1se UsnEawEAa.
SAlso Ho.iery.@

1898 Spn1se UNDERWEAR.
@Aso Hosiery. "a
The opening Of the Season finds the PalAis Royal
part cuiarly strong in the Underwear Department
Quantities to demand larger business than last
year. variety to command the attention of the most
critical Separate departments for mems. women's
and children's garments What we consider some OF
the best values in each printed below.
LADIES who can afford to put in practice the theory
that the best is the cheapes will be pleased to learn
the makers of the celebrated Phyllis Underwear have
made the Palas Royal their sole agents in Washing
ton. Spring weigh: Combination Suits are here
from 81. 80 TO $40. tights from s1.7o ~ &6
catalogue and detailed prce-list with instructions
for sef-neasurenent may be had fo- the asking. or
will be forwarded postpaid to any sddress.
The American Hosiery Company's spring garments
FOR ladies' also here at Palss Royal priceswhich
means from 10 to Is per cent less than prevailing
19c-Richslieu Ribbed. Low Neck Vests. in white.
pink. blue. salmon. ecru. Will favorably compare
with the usual DC Vest
25c-Superior Gauzs Underwear for the price. Note
the silk binding, pearl buttons. &c The vests come
with lonR short and no sleeves Sizes for the smallest
child or stoutest lady Our 2oc Swiss Ribbed Under
wear - eso euperkor, coiuluB III al nty4os. Nosco
the v-neck Richeieu Ribbed Vests run with ribbons
And those with lace. open work fronts. bargain.
35c-rhe Fast Black Ribbed Isle Vests. with low
necks. AID the Fine lib Balbrsgan Vests. with high
neck and short sleeves the c quality Of most Of
the credit establishments
Soc Ribbed Isle Vests. Pants and Tights that are
superior for the price. And see the Low Neck Pure
Silk Vests in colors and black for only soc.
S10Novelty Lisle and SILK Vests are here gradually
rising price from SOC $40 collection choice
q rare.
Hose. comprehensive variety Of 1898 spring
styles. including the audacious Paris novelties
the less snowy. but reliable English Hose and the fade
less color and Fast Back Stockings from Germany Dr.
importation coupled with cash business enables
| lowest prices-o1c to % pair.
21c for the Warranted Fast Black Hose usually
retsiled at 26c Ladies' Sizes to TO- children's to
9 and socks for toddnR youngsters in sizes to @.
$50 for LADIES' and Chfldren's Richelieu Ribbed
and Plain Fast Black Hose that are corespondingly
| superior.
aoc. Bswildering variety at this price. The Fancy
Is!s Hose include the green's. lavsndsrs. &c.
Those that warranted black ingram Dyed
dyed In the yarn. and therefore durable than
those dyed After weaving We never had many or
% beautiful durable or 20 shapey stockings to
otter ct SIC or pair for 81
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Range of the rh.r,nor.,-

The following were the temperatures At the
Office Of the weather bureau today. Sam, 90
p. m, As; maximum, 46: minimum, So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07
TRIMMED HArs

For Ladies and Children in wonderful variety and
beauty Many fresh from the work rooms go on sale
tomorrow at popular prices Millinery Ribbous and
novelties of every description.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07

THO G. p. O. and the Typographical Union.
The international Printers Protective Fra
ternity has sent to President Cleveland a
memorial signed by branches of the fraternity
in a number Of cities praying that in the ap-
pointment Of public printer "due considera-
ton be given the vast number Of competent
workmen and honorable citizens not identified
with the International Typographical Union. -
The memorial states that 1.-THE government
printing Office has been for a great many years
under the domination and control of an organ
izatlon called the international Typographical
Union to such all extent that 1t has been practi-
cally impossible for a citizen other than men,
Der of such organization to obtain employment
therein
1t asserts that under this domination more
than four-ifths Of the printers Of the United
States are defrauded Of their rights under the
Constitution to seek employment in the govern
ment printing Office.
1--WE do not ask" SAYS the memorial, '.the
appointment of public printer from our ranks
but would most respectfully suggest that said
office be filled by competent citizen, who Ii
not allied in any manner or liable TO be con,
trolled by any organization Of printers We
believe that all classes Of printer-citizens in oul
| beloved country have an equal right 20 repre-
sentation in the government printing Office"
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2l. 25. 30. SOC. pair.

3 HAxpKERcHrEr ITEMS.
30 NEW DESIGNS in LADIES'
E H1SpKERc aWkfStns rith S S6Ats
Regular urice. :5c. OUR SPECIAL
LADIES' ALLLINEN HEM
STITCHED INITIAL HANDKER-
CHIEFS. Regular price. SOC. FOR
Sc. each.
MEMS COLORED BORDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS. Regular price,
l2s4c FOR SATURDAY ONLY Zoe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07
SPECIAL SOC. SALE
ININFANTS, DEPARTMENT.

IN INFANTS' DEPAHTMENT.
Short Bingham Dresses. neat stripes Of pink and
bluernade with zouave jacket and high full sleeves
Hand-crocheted sacques. plain white or with pink
or blue border.
Handknit Bootees plain white OF with pink or blue
trim mines.
Long Cambria Slips. Empire" style. meek and
sleeves hnishs sd with Hamburg edge.
White India Linon Guimpes. yoke Of tucks and en-
broidery. high full sleeves, all Sizes
Corded Null Caps. lace ruche. with or without
pornpon.
CHOICE OF THE ABOVE FOR
SOC.
cd door. 10th st. bldg }
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MATCHED SETS Or UxnrawrAn
At BARGAIN PRICES.

=
We have taken from our regular stock Gowns,
Chemise and Drawers. matched them MP into sets of
three pieces and offer them at special prices for
Saturday.
Lot No consists of o3 sets Of three pieces Gown.
Chemise and Drswers). made Of good quality muslin.
trimmed with embroidery.
e1.75 the set.
Lot No. consists Of 20 sets Of three pieces Gown.
Chemise and Drawers). made of nns muslin and
trim med in nne torchon lace.
81. Is the set.
Lot No. consists Of sets Of three pieces tGown.
Chemise and Drawers). made Of very fine muslin.
trimmed in handsome valenciennes lace.
o.. 25 the set.
Every pieceis well made. properly shaped. viii at
and is priced very low.
cd floor 10th st. building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07

Is the trade in MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
The spacious room for Untrimmed Hats isnr large
enough. We've been compelled 70 place long tables
in the broad corridor in front Of department..
Table No. is filed with new Fancy Straw, In all
the latest shapes. 1t Csc. and 4Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07
MoRr NV SpK,xe N.cxwsA..

Just opened an especially stt5astivs collsstisu II
new and stylish cravsts in the windsor-Four-in-
hand. the graduated -Four in hand and ths Windsor
Teck. Excellent value for
5Oe.
Bee Mems window.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07
WE
ARE
SEVEN.

DEvEN bargains that include nearly every woman's
Sundays want seven bargains that bring the Palas
Royal glory ct ioss of profit
~ o. Is cents for choice of one thousand ysils
which include many Of the latest novelties. among
which are the Blsck Net Wells. With varegated dots
also the new Chenille Dotted Wells and the Invist
Die" Net Wells
N O. 2-sI ~ for the e. 90 Embroidered Chiffon
vsils In rare designs and colors.
N O. 3-s1 for 81 40 quality warranted French Kid
Gloves. Tan. fawu. pearl and white Those with
the black embroidery the very latest Paris STYLE
IN o. 425c. for 81. 25 and s155 Mousquetairs
Gloves Of dressed and und.sssed kid. These are In
odd sizes and not in all colors Only mentioned 40
the satellite Of the great sun bargain No. 3.
IN O. SEQ 70 for choice of the Palais Royals s. IS
Serge Blazer Suits is mention enough to crowd the
department early tomorrow morning.
IN o. 6-S5.5O for the PAlais Royals g. so Cloth
Cspes. with velvet butterfly top capes silk lining
ribbon bows English tan Paris green and royal navy
the coIors
NO. 1856 70 for the 1915 Black Diagonal Cloth
Capes. with velvet oyercape silk inin ribbons. &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07
CoRsErs EnR S.rnpn.x

CoRsErs Fos SATURDAY.
k5-Ho0K LoSG WbisT CORSET,
Perfect hitting. in WHITE or BLACK
hssnlsr price. 81 foKsATURDAY.
FINE coUTIL CoRsETs. WHITE,
lonS waist Rsgulzr price. s1.25. FOR
BLACK ITALIAN CLOTH CORsETs,
long waist. Regulsr price, 81 2a FOB
sAItkDAi. 81 each.
C. p CoRsETs, in BLACK WHITE
orGRAf. For 81. IS. e. so g. 90 and
on up to - each.
b CoRsErs, in BLACK, WHITE
or GRAY From 81 as TO e. 90 pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07

Next Is LINE Are PERFUMES.
LILY OF THE VALLEY EXTRACT
Regular price. zoe. FOB SATURDAY
ONLY pic o.
WHITE ROSE EXTRACT. Regular
price. 2-5c. FOR SATURDAY, 21c. OF.
'CRABaPPLE BLOSSOM" Extract.
Rem ar price. Soc FOB SATURDAY
ONLY 2Ic. oz.
Blue LILLE EXTRACT. Sc OF.
LAVENDER SALTS. Re2ular price.
So Fog SATURDAY ONLY 43c. bot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07

HosrEkx Pozsrrns FoR SATURDAY
BOYS BICYCLE HosE. With
pOOBLE knees, bees and toeA ReGulsF
2ir. PAIR
cH1LDREN's FAST BLACK HOSE,
narrow or wide rib. Regular price.
x,s; FOR SATURDAY dc pair.
u SSHaILD.ESs kiBbED NAc0
and HEELS, In FAST BLACK. REDor
IAN KeeylAr prics, 3 to sc. FOR
sArShDAS. CHOICE OF ALL
3rair for o..
LADIES' EXTRA FINE FAST
BLACK HOSE. with DOUBLE soIES
and high double heeix Hsxuisr prtcs
ooc- FOB SATURDAY
8 pair for 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07
~Satisrdeti0n guaranteed.

''sEP1A" AORTRAIT. ENTIRELY NEW, ss 90.
II has the appearance of . nns photograph has be-
come very popular. and high grade work has in the
past brought very large prices. As have suaran-
tsed our artists large number Of orders can give
you perfect Likeness. Size 16x20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07

ABOUT BOYS, CLorH1se
you find it unpleasant task to buy Boys Cloth.
ing. come in and try us-we think we can lessen the
labor Juvenile fashions exacting the older
folks and OF you want the things. In
our Boys Department. You'll find the newest. snd
your boy'u receive every possible attention. Then
our prices are low. too.
Our Sack Coat Suits are custom work-that Is.
button holes worked both sides. pockets stayed so
they cannot worssed lining graceful cut perfect
at. snd the prettiest clothes possible to get
$500 to $12.-
Blue Wool Serge and Flannel. Sizes to 10 years.
-&L5O and s25O.--
Blue Atwood Thibet Cloth. silk braided and
trimmed. finished with lanyard and ''bo's'n's''
whistle. Sizes to 10 years.
Indigo Blue Serge Cloth ernbellished with pretty
naval designs. snd finished with all naval sccoutsr.
ments. Long or short trousers.
Indigo Blue West Of England" Cloth. gathered
and buttoned cuffs. auxiliary collar and neck trim.
ming Of black satin. made rs handsomely ~ . suit
can be made. Long or short trousers.
49,
INDIGO BLUE PANTS.
Flannel p and 81 5O
oo and - W
Doeskin. ~ 90 and e. %
FAUNTLEROY BLoUSES
table full in plain white with handsomely Auted
edges. Sizes sos.
cd door. 10Th 1t. building.
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w. A. 1ERcE & Co..
10 MARKET SPACE.
COR STH ST. AND PA AVE

SATURDAYS VE1L1se No1Es.
BLACK TUXEDO YELLING, with
CHENILLE SPOTS; ksxular price,
BLACB TUXEDO YELLING. with
SILK SPOTS. REGULAR price, 49c.
FOR SATURDAY, Soc. yard.
BLACK TUXEDO YELLING. Reg
ular price. 35c. FOR SATURDAY. &c.
yard.
NAVY BLUE TUXEDO YELLING.
with chenille spots Regular price, 4Sc
FOR SAT I'D. 35c. Yard
2-1nch TCXEDO YELLING, in
NEW SHADE GREEN. Regular price,
So. FOR SATURDAY, 29c. yard
VIOLET TUXEDO YELLING. Reg
ular price. 5c. FOR SATURDAY. 25c.
yard.
GRENADINE YELLING in ALL
COLORS. REDUCED TO
t5c. yard.
BEST QUALITY SEWING SILK
YELLING. ALL SHADES. REDUCED
TO DE yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07

Table No. II Allied with Fine kilaa Braids, in
pretty tints and stylish shapes at s15O and q Is
bunch at SOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07

WATER COLOR PORTRAIT. s7.O0
Our Imperial" Ora de Water Color especially suit
abe for chldren's portraits Worked by hand. Very
| effective. and lasts lifetime. Size 1890 mounted
on stretcher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07

GrR1s, CLOTHING.
Tan Atwood BrosdcIoth Reefers. rolling collar.
faced with silk velvet. Sizes 12 II and 10 years.
80. Co.,
Atwood Refers. tan. navy blue and cardinal. boz
plated back large sailor collar brass buttons sises
to 12 years.
-s125. o.. 25. &3OO and s3. Co.
Domestic Bingham Guimpe Dresses. neatly trimmed
with embroidery. sizss TO IL years.
TO-
India Linon auimpes. tucked yoke. full sleeves.
trimmed with embroidery. Sizes 4 TO l2 ysafs.
-25c.. 38c and 5Oe.-
Esd hocr.. 11th Ut. baildin9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07
The Cash PriIe Cycling League.

District Trottinz Horse Breedsrs.
The frotting Horse breeders Association OF
Maryland and the District OF Columbia will
hold directors meeting at the PimIico Driy-
ing Clubs Office today at Baltimore 70 arrange
the stakes for the annual race meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07

A CORSET OPPORTUNITY.
double side steels A regular SOC. grade.
Special price. 3Qe.
Muslin Underwear Department.
Center table 10th st. bldg)
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| gem" CRAYoN. LIFE SIZE. 5000.
This is tbs finest work Of the kind hst can be DONE
Dark background and finished entirely by hand. Civ
| ing It an attractive appearance. Size 2513O.
| $40 LOO
| o6Sattsfdction guaranteed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07
PICTURE FRAMES TO ORDER.

rich line Of holdings. including the latest pat
| terms Of white and gold Firs.-class work and low
prices.
S4th floor 10th st. bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07

We think vs can convince you that Il u not nsces-
saFy to go 70 special artist and Day three four
psicss to secure hrst-clsss portrait We would b
pleased 70 show you samples of the work Of artists
end have you examine them critically. Besides
crAyons. We can now execute the highest Grade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07
STEEL EsaR.y1ses

Five hundred choice subjects. framed in 1sinch
tiQue oak. richly ornamented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07

PASTEL PORTRAIT, LIFE SIZE. sI4.O0
This Is masterpiece. Finished In most artistic
manner. Very suitsbie for young ladies' portraits
| tia. Co.,
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| PEARL" CRAYoN, 2Ox2a $500
Amuch inner grade Of work. larger figure. and
mounted larSer CANVAS We will make any
change in these that does not interfere with the
likeness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07

10th ct. buUding.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-07
CEAsxLnssLY Gaow1se

1909 + q. entrance.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-23
Correspondence
AGoULToN.
IT'S LOCAL NEWS.

MoULroN, Nov. 20.
EDITOR GAZETTE; A musical
and histrionic concert was given at
the Kotzebue hall on Friday eve
ming, 18th of November by the
ladies of Moulton assisted by the
Moulton band, to raise money for
purchasing an organ for the school.
All the participants acquitted them
selves so creditably thai it would
be discriminating to give personal
mention of any. After the concert
an oyster supper was given by the
ladies in the dining hall of Kotze-
bue's hotel, for the same benefit.
Both concert and supper were
heartily enjoyed by all present.
The public heart of Moul-
ton beats for the public school and
the people are giving their moral
support to the teachers in their eff
forts to perfect the system begun
by former teachers. Some people
hatter the principal, but the prin-
cipal says the associate is a
Pei lrl-(itz) of teacher,
DR.. Lancaster is in RoclSport on
a pleasure trip.
Overcoats were conspicuous in
Moulton on the 18th and 18th.
On Nov. 10Th occurred the bap-
tism of Elsie, infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Jaegli, Rev.
Gottlob Rapp officiating.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-23
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Catholic: Father Benes, pre-
siding; services, second and fourth
Sundays at the Catholic church.
Methodist; Rev. Killough, pre-
siding; services, third Sunday, 4
o'clock p. m, at the public school
house.
Baptist; Rev, Fouts, presiding;
services, fourth Sunday, 4 o'clock
p. m. at the public school house.
Union Sunday school, every
Sunday at $3.50 p. m. at the public
school house. NORA BENE.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-23

Albert Novak, Walter Fehren-
lyamp, Fritz Kruger, Henry Lin
berger. Frank Krenek, Bernhard
Jansen, John Gasek, Frank Sill,
man, Joe Novak, Anton Bustejoy-
sky, Ferdinand Neskoril:, Emil
Kolas, Frank Meisetschl0eger, Joe
Meisetschlaeger, Frank Miculka,
Otto Miculka, John Rothbaur, Pr.
Watzl, Joe Selman, Willie Koentz.
John Nachlinger, Vincent Mach
linger, John Kalesol;, Jacob Kale-
SEX, Joe Kalesek, emma Balhorn,
Anna Krause, Lizzie Kruger, Anna
Gasek, Annie Seidel, Ella Willberg,
Mary solman, Louise Meyer, Sally
Jackson, Pearl Nicely, Elite Reeves,
Mari Neskorik, Adalina Miculka,
Karolina Miculka, Johanna Jilek,
Mari Jilek, Milada Selmanf Agnes
Cast, Annie Meisetschloeger, Mary
Elster, Marie Nachlinger, Emile
Rothbaur, Annie Fersch, Floron-
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-23
THIRD GRADE;

Marc Woodlcy, Louis Jansen,
Lewis Lancaster, Dee Hughes, sam
Moore, Roland Wood, Willie Kot'
zebue, Julius Kotzebue. Charles
Kruger, Frank Krausc. Joe Kolas,
Vincent Rehmct, vladimir Doehm
Willie jameson, Ina Dockcry, Jes