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The morning times., 1895-12-05
MARYLAND DAY AT ATLANTA.
Delegation of Two Thousand Citizens
Leave Baltimore.

Baltimore. Nd, bee. 4.-Never before
10 the hist ory or baltimore have the citizeDs
50 generally gone IOrtn 10 participate III
Il puDiic uefnoiisira,io as theS uiu Ion gnt.
Amid the roll or drums ana The biarc of
trumpets, 2.uOu or MaryiaD.l's SOILS and
daughters departed for Auapta. 10 tahe
part III the ceieoratiOn OF Maryland day
at the international and Cotton States EX-
position next Friday. -sl .l-4-!..r.-. . ~
In the great excursion party was the
Governor OF the STATE, Win his start.
tine mayor or haitiaOre and members OF lne
city council, and hundreds or weIi-rnown
merchants anu Professional men witn their
wives and daughters.
Governor brown and staff, toget her
with the CivlllaSs. TO the number OF 500.
departed from union station / n three
Special trains of f,ui,i.ian sieepeIs between
I and & o'ciosN tonight. The solid vesti-
bufcW trains VIII be iaken through to their
destination without change. Atlanta viii
noon. ..-
While all was hustle about union station
great crowd of m,iitia was making things
lively around the wharyeS in the lower
end of the city. TWO OF the largest
steamers euteriHg the narbor, the CoiuIunia
aud the Jane Moseley, We're scneduied to
lcsye their piers at Z O'Clock ard on tnem
Loo men took passage for Atlanta
The Fifth Regiment, Marylanrs crack
military organization, mustered 100 nien:
The Fourth regiment nad 4UU IN her RANKS
and the Naval Reserves and the Douglas
Guards showed zoo more.
Special trains will meet the steamers
at Portsmouth, Va, tomorrow aud convey
the military to Atlanta, arriving there
early Friday morning.
AT IL O'Clock Friuay morning the mill
tia will assemble in front OF the Hotel
Aragon to act as an escort to GOV. Brown
aud staff. Mayor Hooper and the special
guests of the committee on arrangements.
The marcn TO the exposition grounds
Will bc participated in by uhe entire baiti-
more contingent. The Rev. w. l.. Murk-
land viii be The orator of the day, tue
exercises being presried over by President
Collier of the Exposition.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
Real Estate Trnnsfers.

Deeds OF real estate have been recorded
as follows Daniel Birtwei ct uX- TO Ed
ward Graves. lot S4. in Hauback's sub.
square 123, subject to $1,000 trust, TO-
james Bright. Amelia E. fright and Mary
+. Lusby ct yir. l.. Lemuel, to Julia q.
DorInan. lots II and 10. square 1043.
$40; quit claim. Theodore {. Barber ct
TX Josephine BerglinE and Ida Geier ct vfr.
Bernard. To Thomas T. Luckett. part lot
rs. reservation b, 81 300. Margaret L.
trustees. part original lot 4, square 100,
in equity l4.55O. 81 80: quit claim. Frank
/. Gregory ct ux 10 Napoleon J. Smith.
part lot 63. square 916, in Gregory's
sub. So James F. Hood ct uX TO VIII
liam II. Shoies and Mills Dean, trustees.
1850, $40: cult claim- John 7. heany.
executor. to James II. Nixon. lot S5. square
725, in Linville ct al. sub, So. Hosea
Is. MpultOu. trustee, TO Julia K. Dorms>n.
lots II and 10. square 1043, S2,f60.25.
Elizabe 7. Martin ct yir. William w.
Martin to Elizab beth $. Stone. lot 15. square
337. in Warnings sub. subject to trust OF
tee, to William Berens, jr-, east 10 feet.
10 1-2 inches OF original lot 3. square
457. $9,950- Dennis Quill ct uX to
Patrick Dillon, east half of lot 8, square
626, So, 1000. Elizabeth S. Stone to
John F. Stewart and Clara E Stewart, lot
trust, SO. Elizabeth Stewart ct viz.
Columbus. to Mary A. Canty, an undivided
in Todd's sub. $500. William H sholes
and Miles Dean. trustees. 10 William W.
smith, part original lot 4. square. 100.
$4.02s. Margaret A. Thyson ct viz.
Thomas NJ. and Elizabeth Gardner ct viz.
Lawrence to Roster Middleton. east half
Of lot 10. In McLanghiin's sub of Prospect
Hill, s..
The morning times., 1895-12-05
MARRIED ar MckENDREE.
Miss Ham mond und Mr.. Mclaughlin
Wed by Rev. Widerman.


The marriage of Miss Kate Hammond
To Mr.. j. ". Mclaughlin took place last
night at 7:30 O'Clock, at the Mokendree
Cuurch, Rev. Df. W herman oifiC ialIng.
The bride was attired in a gown of
white lansdown, combined win ribbon
and pearl trimming. She carried a bou-
qUet or bridal roses. Her sister. Miss
Birdie Hammond. was her ma ID OF
honor and wore a becoming costume of
white albatroSS. her bouquet was of
pink roses. Tie briae ann grtsom entered
the church together. preceded by the
four ushers, Mr.. Guyer. Mr.. Ferguson.
Mr.. Beard and MIR. Barron. The bes, man,
MIR. OtIs Mckee, followed the ushers.
Immediately preceding the briue were her
maid of honor and two little Children
Howard Keyworth. in a Fauntleroy suit OF
black velvet, ana ECra hanimonu, u niece
of the bride, In white silk. They each
carried baskets OF roses.
Alter the ceremony there was a recep-
ton given at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs. Frances. Hammond. No. Sll
X stIeet northwest. abiut 100 guests be-
ing present. An elaborate collation. was
served during the evening.
Among the uut-pi-town guests were Hon.
II. g. Van Vourhis of Ohio. MIR. Robert Ham,
mond and daughter of Obiu. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Riley oi Baltimore and Mrs. Sherman
and Miss Sherman of Philadelphia. The
bride received a number of handsome pres
ents. which were displayed during the re-
ceDtjon. III
The morning times., 1895-12-05
RED RAG FOR GORMAN.
MarburySs Nomination Again Sent to
the Senate.

The denomination OF william L. Mar
bury to be United States attorney for the
district of Maryland brings up a renewal
of the old fight between President Cleye-
land and Senator Gorman.
This is the third time Nr. MarbHry has
been appointed TO the same position. and
tue lnuIratlOns are strongly to the effect
that il will not be the last. He was first
named during the earlier portion or the
last Congress. at the same time Mr. War
field was selected as postmaster at Balti-
more-
senator German. from start to finish.
opposed his continuation. and was success
fui in having IL postponed until the nomi-
nation died with The adjournment OF Con-
gress. The President promptly reappointed
him, and yesterday bis name went To the
Senate with a batch of those given Do
sitiuns during the recess.
In the meantine Mr. Marbury assumed
the duties OF tbs Office. and is now dis
charging them. Scnator German Will more
strenuously than heretofore oppose his con-
firmation. and ii is believed that bis in
nuence has lost none OF its old-Iime
potency. aud the nomination VIII probably
fall. But at the same time, 1t is consid-
cred certain that toe President Will again
reappoint him. and continue 10 do so unity
tue expiration of bis term.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
Trunks ssssssi e. = ss.. M 5ss% y:
CERMUILLER'S,
GAL Louisiaeu Ave.
DON'T WANT A HOSPITAL.
Mount Pleasant Citizens WIN Protest
I.,.- Il iI.Ia


The Mount Pheasant Citizens Associa.
tton met last evening at tho tongrega-
iionai Church, Howard avenue. Tue at
dent J. W. Sommervilie was III the chair.
with Mr.. r. NJ. ESley as secretary.
For the committee on sewers and water
supply, Mr.. T.. w. Woodruff reported that
there was no probability OF any improve
IneHt OF the sewerage in connection with
the school building OH School street. until
after the completion of sewerage on Kefine-
saw aVcnue.
Mr.. Chaplin Brown, chairman OF the
streets anu railway committee. reported
progress He also suggested the aupoint-
ment OF a committee of five tD call upoh
the District Congressional Committee and
protest against the location OF "a hospital
.or contagious diseases i'll that section OF
the city. -..
In speaSing of tue extreet extension cases.
Mr.. Brown paid a iiigh tribute 10 the sound
judgment and thoughtful consideration OF
.u,iNiuuih rights Dy the JUDICIARY of the
District in the Investigation OF this matter.
He had every confidence in the intelligence
and integrity of the Jury, before which
the case would be tried. and felt conf
dent OF the result.
Mr.. A. q. Chatfield OF the committee on
schools and school houses, saiG that there
had been no meeting OF the committee since
the association last met For the better
meni OF the sewerage at and near the school
house he advised the holding OF 4 confer
ence by The school trustees and tEc eum
mittec on schools. He also sCcgcsted
that the water at the school building be
tested again. SO there would be no doubt
of its purity.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
kkHo$$EEs:.,
FStreet Storage Warehouse.
Corner Eleventh I'D near NJ
Another
Special.

-Sp1endidly construct
ed and finished Oak Ward
robe, 3 feet wide, 7 feet 6
inches high, one drawer
base-a two-day price, $40.
Several good rocker
values, too.
$3.50 Cobbior Seat Rocker, CO on
mahogany finish. p z 0O
si00 sad,lle-seat Rocker, OE
mahogany fiaish $500. Z'SS
s37S Oak or Monagnny fin , On
ish kocker,tapestry SCAT Z.SO
s5soArm Rocker to match. 4.ZO
The morning times., 1895-12-05
Investmen, Meeting Social.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Schmidt opened
their beautiful new Residence last evening
to the friends of the Peoples Church
The occasion was an Investment Injecting
under the auspices of the Wuman's Renefi-
cent Society. Mrs. Kent made few felci-
tous remarks on the object and aim OF the
society. and during the evening a pleasing
program of music and recitatinps was
rendered by Miss Andrews, Miss Seton, Mr.
keInbal. Mrs. Bracket and Mrs. Crocker
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. H. V
Bisbee. Mr.. and Mrs. Kent Mr.. and Mrs
P. A. Auer. Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson, Mr.
and Mrs. j. c. c. Norris. Mr. and Miss
Elliott, Mr.. NJ. 4. Clancey, Mrs. Jane
Lockwood, Miss Loc,, wood, Mrs Henry
Johnson, Mrs. DR.. Brackett, Mr. and Mrs
Z. V. Campbell. Mrs. Richards, Hrs. F. T.
Frost, Mr.. eDd Mrs Rapp, Mrs. Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Davidson. Mrs. ]. H.
Crane, Mrs. Talbot, Mr.. Horace Mann and
Mr.. Henry II. Bergmann
The morning times., 1895-12-05
FELL IN AN EXCAVATION. =
Murphy Was Bound for q Wedding
But Missed The Festivities.

John Murphy, who lives at No. 22:i Penn
Sylvdnia avenue, came To GRIEF list night
on his way from his lodging to attend
the wedding OF a friend. and when he re-
ported his nlisnap 10 police headquarters.
blood was trickiing from his face and
dripping from his whisk.rs to his shirt
front and fhrn 20 the floor.
Sergeant Perry gave an attentive ear
to his story, which was, that after pass
ing up our a Bd -a-ilaif street. ne started
10 cross the excavation in front of the CITY
hall. where the electric line is being
put iG, and was irippcd by one OF the ropes.
rhe excavations are well ToDed and IAN
termed ana Murphy sought 10 cross the i'm
proycment at a Lolnt winch was not DrdSed.
He sustained bruises about The head and
face an ugly abrasion of the left cheek.
and a bad case of nose bleed. The clothes
in which he had dressed himself with
especial care because of the wedding were
b;idly damaged. Sergeant Perry advised
him that his rr1ircss was civil.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
CONTAGION IS ABSENT.
Health of the CITY Remaius Good and
the Mortality Is Normal


A slight rise took place In the number
of deaths reported AT the health depart
ment during last week as compared with
the preceding week. The mortality was
10T as against 90 reported the week
before. The annual death rate WAS 2O.2
which is 3.6 below the annual average
for the District.
The notable feature of the weeks health
history is the continued allegiance OF the
dangerous contagious diseases, there har-
ing been but one death from diphtheria.
The mortality from brain maladies cached
ten, II which five were from apoplexy.
There was material increase in The
deaths from acute lung diseases, sixteen
of them heng from pneumonia and seven
from congestion of the lungs.
The deaths from typnoid fever were
four, as compared with the same number
in the preceding week. while in the cor
responding week of last year there were
five deaths.
Aside from these exceptions, the general
health of The city is favorable, with an
annual death rate materially below the
normal.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
PROGRESS MADE By JURY.
Condem DatIons Under Highway 40.
We'll VTudar Way

The marshai's jury of seven men, sum-
moued by Chief Justice Bingham, OF the
District supreme court, to hear testimony
and award damages 10 property owners for
land taken for street extensions, upon Pc
Iition OF the Commissioners uDuer the nigh
way act, was before Justice Cox iu District
court yesterday. Receiving Instructions.
the jury visited the DeunisoD and Leighton
subdivision, now under consideration. and
went over about half of that territory, ex-
pectius 10 resume the Inspection THIS morn
ing.
The jury VIII be again In court this morn
In, Tor any further proceedings there that
may be required aud viii then complete tue
examination OF the sub-diyisinD.
1t isseXpected that a case VIII be CON
pleted at an early date.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
BEAT HIS WIFE BRUTALLY.
VILLA NJ Crankum Pounded Her Fac
lmnSt to a .ielly

VILLA NJ Crankum Pounded Her Face
Almost to a Jelly.
William CraHkuin, co!ured was arrested
last night by Policemen Maddox and Pres
ton. and landed at M. 3 station for
assaulting his wife. Mary Crankum, in
Queens alley.n
Crankun was Intoxicated and started
a quarrel upon reaching hume. He beat
his wife numerically by pounding her
about the faCs. Her CHEEKS aud npse were
badly swollei} ami her mouth considera bly,
mashed. She .also received several cpts
on the arm. When Grankum reached the
station in the patrol, he Jerked himself
away from Policeman Gaucher and made a
break for liberty9
Gau,her fo1uved close upon the heels of
the negro, and captured him at Nineteenth
and l. streets. He was escorted Ia q cell,
and drunk and disorderly conduct was en-
tered against him.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
ITS PROGRESS CHECKED.
Washington and Maryhnd Railroad
COMPANY In II Quandary.

The refusal OF the District Conmissio ners
to concede tne point made by the Washing
ton and Maryland Railroad Company as TO
toe grade OF Rhode lsia nd avenue extended.
is given as a reason for Nic lalt called in
tue condemnation proceedings OF land In
North west lexington. and elsewhere. and
Ii is stated tnat the company Will seek
relief through Congress.
The commission appointed by Chief JUS
tlce Bingham 10 take testimony and assess
damages, has had but little to do for q
week iii consequence OF the temporary with
drawai OF the company from the hearings.
The company alleges tnat by the action
of the Commissioners it is prevented from
passing beneath the Baltimore. and Ohio
railroad bridge. aud as it cannot build
above 1t, the progress of the new road is
blocked.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
His Timepiece Missing.

Osman H. Bestor, an attache OF Riggs
Bank. reported to police headquarters last
night that ne had bee n robbed OF his watch.
"A Swiss, open-iace timepicce. y fter
office uuurs ne look off his office vest. and
lie is quite sure he shifted his watch and
chain from that 10 his street vest. He
s;lIiied forth. but when he reached home
and happened to feel for his watch. he
did not have 1t. He could not state posi-
lively that his pocket had been picked.
but this is about the only way IN which
he can explain The disappearance al iLat
watch.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
NOW

misunderstanding a new
purchase = specially when
it's an acknowledged good
one-there-we've told the
secret that's crowded our
store the past two days with
buyers.
Those brand new Hud-
dersfield Cheviot Suitings
are remarkable values, and
their wear-resisting quail
ties will greatly extend our
fame. SIS is all we're ask
ing for a suit madeto-
measure.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
Under suspicious Circumstances.

Officers Sullivan and Herndon detected
Peter Lee and Henry Roberts searching the
pockets of John -Donohue at Ninth and C.
streets northwest, last night. while the
latter was in an intoxicated condition
The Officers saw Lee and Roberts take
something that resembled money from the
old mans pockets, and Immediately took
beth men into custody, and locked them
up at No. station. on the charge of being
suspicious characters.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
Increased It's Mem berstiip.

At the regular meeting o! Martha WASH
iIIgton Rebekah Lodge. on Tuesday night.
the degree of Rebekah was conferred III
an impressive manner. and one more mem
Der added to the already large membership.
An application for membership was re-
ceiveu and referred to I he proper committee.
Nominations for noble grand, vice grand.
recording and financial secretaries. and
treasurer were in order. aud bailoiing Tor
tGe candidates named will constitute part
of the business of the next meeting night.
December II.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
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BEYOND THE LIN ES.
Plea Of No Jurisdiction Entered IN
Behalf of Doctor Mnfer.

Attorney Thomas Fields procured a writ
of habeas corpus in the interest of his
client. George W. Mater. the yeterina rian.
who is charged with an assault upon q
woman with intent to kill, and had him
produced yesterday before Justice Brad
ley, upon the plea thai if the assault was
committed al all. which is not conceded by
counsel, il was done beyond the District
lines. and, therefore, beyond the juris-
dictiOn of the police court.
The bearing under the writ was post
Doned nntil saturday next. Mater will
be arraigned this morning before Justice
Cole upon another phase of The case.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
FRISCO Is WORKING HARD.
Her Lobby for the Republican Co
ventlOn Losing No Time.

Messrs. II. z. Osborn OF Los Angeles and
Mayor RAIDER OF San Francisco, the ad-
vance guard OF the committee from the
Pacific coast which is endeayoring to Sc
cure the meeting of the Republican na-
uonal convention in San Francisco. did
considcra bic missionary work yesterday
at the Capitol.
These gentlemen have personally seen
all the members OF the national committee
i'll Congress. and have talked also with
certain influential Senators from the diff
fcrent States with q view of securing their
cooperation. MIR. Osborn said last even
ing that while he did not think their fight
was Won. he did believe If n vote were
taken this week that San Francisco would
secure tue prize.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
Meeting of soldiers' Home Directors.

An informal meeting or the board of di-
rectors of the Soldiers Hcme was held
last evening in the roums of Gen. Franklin
at the Arlington Hutel- There were but
few absenteeS and at the annual meeting,
which will be held this morning, full
attendance is expected. 1t is proba bic, how
ever, that Gen. Barrett of California and
Gen. Black of IIlinois will uot be able to
attend. Secretary oil War Lament has been
invited and it is hoped will attend this
morning.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
No Clew to the Brute.

The police have as yet found NO clew to
the identity of the tramp who so brutally
assaulted and robbed Mrs. Hudson at her
house. No. I30 Eleventh street northwest
but every possible effort is being made to
apprehend him.
Mrs Hudson was unable to furnish a
good description OF her aassailant aud
THIS fact renders the search difficult.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
Assaulted His Employer.

Eugene Harris, colt,red was arrested last
evening by Policeman Foley and lodged at
No. station for assault upon his employer.
John A. Woodruff. Harris and Mr.. Wood
ruff got intn a dispute regarding business
relations. The affair occurred at Florida
aud New York avenues some time a 60 when
Harris struck Woodruff several times with
his fist and also hurled a brick at him.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
Pltad Guilty and sentence Suspended.

Marcellus Ridgiy, alias Frank C. Ander-
son. who was indicted for forgery by the
grand jury, was arraigned yesterday be.
fore Justice Cole. in criminal court, No. /
and pleaded guilty. Sentence was suS-
pended, and his personal bonds taken in
the penalty of 500.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
Gasoline the Cnuse.

A slight fire, caused by leak in 4
gasoline tank, occurred yesterday after
loun shortly after 4 O'clock. at the resi-
dence or Mr.. Junn O.. Newman, No. 3117
street north west. An alarm was turned
i'll from b,,X IL, and No. engine quickly
responded and cxtinguished the flames.
Tne damag ge was about $40.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
Osborn In No Danger.

Randall Osborn, the driver of an Adams
Express wagon. who fell under tue wheels
OF a wagon at the corner of Fourteenth
and II streets orthwest, was resting well
at Emergency Hospital late last night
Osborn is seventeen years old and lives at
No. 62 Z street.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
CI,arpe, MOI Sus,uined

The grand jury yesterday ignored the
charges against Mrs Belya- lockwood.
the well-know woman lawyer. who
was accused of criminal libel by Robert
E. L. White. The particulars in the case
were published in Tue Times when the
case was first brought to the attention OF
the police court.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
Gold
And
Diamonds

They go well together
the richest of metals and the
most beautiful of gems. No
Jewel was ever so universally
popular as the diamond.
Fashion, now and again, sets
UP a rival, but the queen of
gems refuses to be dethroned.
My diamond display this
season will we'll repay a visit,
if it is any pleasure to you
to gaze on the most beautiful
of the earth'S treasures.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
S,o,a,a Vrea o,a -.

sneak thief, entered the ballroom Of
house M. 461 Missouri avenue, occupied
by Mrs. Mccarthy, and carried off a ri 0ber
plant about eight feet tall and the tub uf
earth in which it was growing. The weight
of the pllnder must have been a bout seventy
five non pdS.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
FIRE AMONG LUMBER.
Big ConflaGration Averted In the PlaI
Ing Mil District

Belt & Dyer's planning mill. at the corner
of Thirteenth and d streets north " est.
took fire yesterday afternoon from the
were eXtinguished after a Lalf hour OF
work by five companies of the fire de-
partnlent.
The damage is estimated at 81 900.
covered by insurance For q while matters
looked serious. as the fire was con-
uggouS Ia much valuable and inflammuble
material. The department responded in
good order, and tie tire brigade OF ths
mill rendered valuable aid
The morning times., 1895-12-05
Mails Denied Them.

The Postmaster General has denied the
privileges of the mails TO the Hamburg
State Lottery Company. located at Neustre-
iitz, Germany. A similar order was
issued against the Interstate Savings.
Loan and Trust Corporation of Cincinnati
Ohio.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
Policy Fapers on Him.

Atlis Ford, a culored driver, was ar
rested last night by Policeman Patrick
OIL Brien and locked up at M. 3 station
for vialating the policy law. Policy papers
were found un him when arrested.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
KANSAS TO HELP WALLER.

Resolution to BE Presented Calling
for the Papers.
The Kansas delegation has agreed upon
resolution calling upon the Secretary of
State for all papers and information the
Department OF State may possess in con-
nection with the case OF ex-Consul Waller.
The resolution will be drawn anu intro
duced by Mr.. Miller of Kansas in whose
district Mr.. Waller lived.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
Cholera in st. Petersburg.

st. Petersburg, Dec. 4.-Forty-seven new
cases of cholera-and fourteen deaths from
the disease were reported during the week
ended November 80. The disease is In
creasing In Volhynia and Kierf.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
washinrtouiaus An New York

New York, Dec. Al. F. Carlo. minister
for Ecuador at Washington, is at the Fifth
Avenue; E. H Allen, Grand: o. T. Crosby.
Marlborough; +. L. Dyer, Holland: c. Nor
gan, st. Denis; S. H. Simpson. Morton: c.
b. Wright Murray Hillj.. L. Deiggs. Cole
man; r. Ash, Plaza: Wv. Sawyer, Metro
pole: Hiss Brodhead. sturtevant: E. l..
Dent, Gilsey; II. L. Dunkhorst, Astor: ]. r.
Mcpherson, s. r. Thomson, Cosmopolitan:
T. s. Palmer, Grand Union: L. W. Spear.
Morton; j. II. Wing field. Astor.
The morning times., 1895-12-05

A cabiegram was received at the Navy
Department yesterday from Rear Ad-
miral Sclfridge. reporting the arrival of
the flagship San Franciso at Mersiua, aud
her immediate departure for Aiexan(ireJta.
The morning times., 1895-12-05

Stoll's December Shoe Selling is giving
purchasers the BEST Shoes of our Times"
at marvelously low prices. Fourteen clerks:
no waiting.
The morning times., 1895-12-05
Az 10 Ti,eir Sanity

Petitions have been filed for writs of
inquiry as to the sanity of Debrah III. Ea ST
of No. 440 o street, and OF Mary L. Ollice,
No. 414 H street northw