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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-03-31
DROBSE ZrRAyY

U Springfield, o., vJslnul SO v
dtery kolejf naklsdnf vlsk drahy
Big Four, VII 6em5 ~ voxh ro.tff
st6no a 4 Efizenci ttzce poraneni.
v Bloomington, Wis, sni6eno v
itery v noci pozarsm 10 obchodnich
domn skoda 10000 pFesahujtci
sp0sobena. Poj,atenf jest nepstrne.
v San Francisku ro1hodnuto v
dters soudem spolkovym pro,i mill
onAfi Claus Spreckelsovi, kteryz na
synu svemu navraceni msjetku, KITE.
ryz ma pred oasem postoupil, poza
doval. Majetek omen ceni 90 ma
81 ,0o0,0 navracenf jeho pozado.
vAno proto, an otec 80 synem Sc
roxhnevali.
Sn6movnou xakonodarstva new
yorskeho pfijat byl itery lls prot,
2s hlasdm novy charter pro "Vetsf
New York"
V Huron, s. d., znicen byl
dtery pozArem ctverec Alliance,
n6mz pozemkovy ifad spolkovy ia.
koz ifadovna pov6trnostnf Sc MALE
Ealy akoda 10000 pfesahujfci tim
sphsobena.
We vandalis, ILL.,, pociten iitery
kolem 10. hodiny veoernf slabS otfas
xeme. Chvenf byIo cd xApadu K
vycbodu.
z Chicago oznamovano v dtery,
ze feka Desplaines bfehd svych
vystoupla okolnf poxemky zaplavi-
la. Celia tfetina rtsiden6nf caste
pfedmestf Riverside byla xatopena q
k doprav6 vaeobecn6 lod9k pouzivA-
NJ bSti muscle. Podobn9 oxnamo-
vano Thatcher's Park Station a
Edgewater Parku.
U pffstavu newyorskeho, u Fire
Islandu. vlel We stfedu ma m6lcinu
tffsteznovf sxnnr Saginaw, plujfci |
nAkladem kavy Hayti do pffstavu
newyorsk6ho.
" v Ladsdsle, Ia. uhofelo We
stfedu ve6er 8 dftek w. L. Lelanda,
8 at 10 rokn starSch. Polar vypuk.
null Y case, kdy rodice kostele se
nalesali byl pry salozen.
Riditelstvo Reading q South
western poulicnf drahy Reading,
Pa, nsffdilo ve 6tvrtek vsem samest.
Esncdm, ze na dale vousy ani pod
nosem ami na brad6 nositi nesmi.
ZAkonodArstyem missoursktm
pfijata . We 6tvrtek guvernerovi ku
pfedloiena pfedlohs, kte>
rouz odbtvAnf pestnich EApasd '
obyodu stAtu povolovano btti ma.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-03-31

ohefi zalozen pax "a tim dcelem, ably
kazdA stopa zlocinu vymazana byla.
Shledano totiz, 10 hlava byla rozsek-
nuta. Ma se "a to, 10 jedna SO tn
vrazdu loupeznou. Debtr Ade pova-
zovAn byl 20 bohAce a vaeobecne Sc
melo "a TO, ,ae penize sve donna chova.
Pro fllibusterstvi
v Baltimore souren Jest pro fill
busterstvf dr.. Joseph J. Laix. T5a
pied soudem doznal, ze penfze k
vyprave potfebne poskytnul q ie We
del, ze parnf6ku "Woodall" k dopra
ve 1branf na Kubu pouzito bfti ma.
Tim vsak nepfestoupil prS zadneho
zAkons, nebor xbrans vsaty jako
kazdS jins nAklad a muzi, kteff w
pravy Sc sdcastnili, nedopustili prS
SO pfestupku nexAkoniteho obvodu
pravomocnosti Sp. Statd, nebot fill
bu.tery stall Sc teprve po pfistAnt ma
btehu kubAnskem.
ZAtopou
nsvStiveno bylo dters Cedar Ra-
pids, la. Kolem 10. hod. dopoledni
dosAhla totiz voda v fece Cedar vSa.
ky IL stop mad obycejnsm stavem
. nAsledkem toho byla velka CAST
West Cedar Rapids do zuacne vsaky
ssplavens. Mnoho rodin muscle Sc
vystehovati . ma 950 domih obydel-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-03-31

poprsyIsta idmbi mili oJ mtas 90
nslesslo, nAsIedksm asbol pfovedenf
porrsyy, . kiefoui DO posIsdnf ehvil
ny odkIAdAoo, 80 pfodlooiilo.
fIsijm pehlsdaihsm
byl Cyrus v BREEDER, kierti po
mnoho fohh Bethlehem, Pa, disd
poklsdniks First National banky
ssstAysl. Tyt pied utkoli.s dny
smireI pfohIidkoa knih Ieho s.rnA
no, 10 a. $4,000 bsncs spronesSiil.
krAsti podsl. se,ys 10 8 mssioh '
dtsds byl. NejIepsi pii tom jes,,
ie BREEDER nemt a sebe iAdnd sAfa.
by. TAX ie bsaka ostrouba kole6ks.
Staff rudilele iebo to,ii semFeli .
nedopstfenfm ,Aruks vice neobno~
ysns.
TaIempt polar.
U Nashville, Tenn. rniden byl
ve st'cdu noel poiArem piiby,ek
J. Adeho . mrtvoly jsbo, msnielky,
20leie dcery q l0Iel6 X. Morierovt,
ktrst prAys nAsstevou tam dlsls, .
rama We spaleniiti nalesepy. Phi
bedliy6jafm prohledAnf -pAlenista M.
les.ns jesta ma polo spalena mrtvo.
Ia lsle,eho chlspce pravt TO pti-
vedlo iiady na my slenku. 10 nejupise
o hromadnou vrszdu 40 tu jednA q 10
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-03-31
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Ioss oelni. pyBm ietniksm byl
rep. Gib'on Tsnneasee, htsfft elo
oohrsoat hail ema plpoyiikno
dem. DocksfJm . Missouri, hlsffi
blsvna doyososal, 10 lid ospisis y
smsny rAsona celnieb, njbrl rmtny
nsieho syt6mu hnsntntbo. Y po
dobndm as smtru mIusiI Newlands,
stfibnisk5 fepubliskn Nessdy,
t,erj, pfohlsaoysl. % jsdint tenkfA.
Il opstnt blshobyt semi vrAtiti 80
mule, kdyi ,Aroysh oebpnfm
elem ,sobodnA rs1bs stfibra byla
by ssvedens Liurin, demohrat
re 40 Csfoliny, poisdosal tasoyou
opra.u nAkona celniho, jii by / III.
Imy stAth ji,nioh hAjeny byly, hlayn6
pax lasedeni sysokfbo nls IA s1fo'
Won bavlou egyptskou. IIlayntm
fr6nikem dne byl Doiliver, rep. .
/ wy, kteryi delil a mistrne tedi
rasadr ochrsneho ella bhjil Debaia
protAhla 40 NJ do 1890 ve6er, kdy
zasedAnt odroGeno. We sifedu do.
bate pokra6ovano prygmi fe6niky,
pro,i pfedlozc, BY Ii dem. Fox Viii
liams Mississippi, Simms Tenn,
Terry . Ark. n Sayers & Tex, . nicbl
posledni mluvil proti ochrrn6mu cln
q tobo sianosi-ka.,e pry by zVyienfm
pfijmd vladnich mrhanf pen6zy ve-
fejntmi jeu podporovano bylol Jim
odpovidano te6f, hodinu ,ryajic.,
Johnsonem, rep. N. d, a tyz nasle-
van byl McMilInem, dem. Tennes
sse, kterfa snazil SO dovozovsti, ae
prS pokladna dos,i penaz ku hraze-
nj b9ineho vydanf vladnfho SO rale-
I'd ze nenf tndiz zadna nntnost, ably
ma svysenf pffjma Sc pomyaleti m6o.
IA republikany odpovaddno mu
Grosvenorem Ohio, kteryz nAsledo.
van pax dlouhou fadou FeGnikd z
obou stran, nichz v6ak aadng pad
D6jsfch argumentt pro neb proti ne.
uvedl. Zasedanf vecernf odroGeno
po II. nod. Ctvrtek byl poslednfm
dnem vSeobecne debate v6novanym
okolnosti ts pany poslanci nale2ite
vyuzitkovano dlouha fada feGSikh
obou stran Sc vystffdala. q reef
pfedneaenych zaslouzf zmfrky Champ
Clark, dem. Missouri, kterya dovo-
zoval, 10 pry by kazd9 demokrat
kongresu pro pf,ietf pre- lohy t6 hla
sovati mel, an pfijelfm teze nejen
navrat demokraticke administrace
ale velka vetsina pfistim kongre.
su zajist6na prt bude. Z,sedanf
odro6eno po TO- hodina.
V senatu vanovano zasedani liter.
nj hlavn6 debate zakonu ma opravu
We sluibe civilni sice vyvoana taz
sen. Allenem, kteryz vysetfenf pff-
din, pro kterez n6kolik zffzencG
vladnfch jatek so. omaaskych pro-
pusteno, pozadoval. V dalsfm
schv valeno zakoupeni 1000 stand pro
nestastniky, ktefi pfistfesf zatopa-
mi Tennessee a Arkansas pfipra.
veni byli sen. Turpie Indiany
mluvil xajmu resoluce, kterouz
volenf senatorh spolkovSch Primo
lidem pozadovano jest. V 3;lo ga
hAje no kratke zasedani vykonne We
3:45 senAt SO odro6il. We stfedu bylo
oznameno vyborem finan6nim, ze
pfedlozen bude dnech nejbIIasich
senAtu ku schvalenf rozpocet pro cd.
Dor hospodafsky, nadez podan sen.
Allenem, pop. Nebrasky navrh na
odvolAnf zakona oprave We sluzb6
,ivilnf. kteryato navrh opodstathovan
Tim. lie prx celv ten zakop iast non
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-03-31
Mai plslll ,sota.

v Sedalia. Mo, forhodnuto bylo
Va siledo souJem obvodnim, ie Akol
MIN distriktsm tamnim syplsoeno
btti must snova ta3, 900 df,bsIam
dIuhopi.h ikolnich, jsi Z. 1888 VIDA
ny . podyodnym sphsobem pozdeDi
pfodAny byly. Dluhopisy syto byly
splsIngmi 20 10 le,ech ponschAny
byly rukoa mis,nibo jedncho ban
ktie, ktsryi sAroveh pokladoiksn
distriktu skolniho byl T}i po Wy
pIaceni jich, mis,o sby js ,nidil, 10
sooyu prodsI syobodnim kapiiali-
stam . tim, 10 droky nich pros,fed.
nic.sim baoky svt sprAvns yyplAcel,
doyedl podyod .vh rskryti. Obie-
yeno TO bylo teprve pak, kdyi bsnka
dpadek udinils bankef 10 Meriks
upfehl kdyi lriitele dlubopisn u
poklsdnika di-triktu o droky 80 hlA-
sili
Dhlealtj rexssdek.
Nejvyssim soudem 40. dskotsk Sm
vynesen We stfedu dhletitf rossudek
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-03-31

nIch byIo yodou dpIoa obklopeso.
Dissane ebodaiky tyly odpIssspy .
/ doprsst ulicemi vs,mt. Jon lodah
poaiisAno byIo. vedsr podsIs yods
opsdAvNi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-03-31

z celaho tohoto po6tu OIL 500 neni
jich podrobeno sluzbe civilnf; tech,
ktsn nemohou byti beg pficiny pro-
puSt6ni beE xkousky pfiiati, jesf
SO, Jos Ii dostAvajf ro6n6 cd s72O
bo $4,000 sluzneho.
Preti 'departmentnim' obchodim.
Do Springfield, ILL.,, ptibyla ate-
~ 8clenna deputace chicsgskych OBJ
chodnikn, ably tam u zakonodArstva
zajmu pfijetf ptedlohy, proti de.
partmentnim obchod6m 6elici, praco
vala. Dspu.sce pfijsta byla guver.
nerem, kterSz slfbil pfedloha pode-
pssti, pakli ze by obema snamovna.
mi ptijsta byla kdyz by istavno-
sti jeff Sc pfesvedcil.
Nest4sti M draxe.
U Aldridge Station, H., sfitil SO v
dtsrs do feky Big Muddy parostroi
~ vosy osobnfho vlaku Chicago d
Texas drAhy, pfi 6smz strojvedouci
. topi6 sahynuli. Reka byls iiz po
nSkolik dnh rozvodnenou. nasledkem
6ehoz pilffe mostnf podemlety tax
most, kdyz vlak nan viel, Sc sfftil.
OmllOstnenI.
v Santa Fe, N. NJ, odbtvAna bSti
mSls dtery poprava Francisco Bor.
rsgy, Antonio Borregy, Laurianox
Alsridy . Patricio Valencia, kteff K
smrti provasem pro zavrazdenf Seri-
fa odsouseni byli odsousenci MALE
sali 90 jill na ceste k popraviSti,
kdyz tn doila SPRAYS, ae presidentem
McKinleym provedsnf popravy NJ
10 dn6 odlozsne. Jsdine, co hvot
Jim prodlouzilo, byla 70 okolnost, 10
The evening times., 1897-12-30

81 TOPCOATS, SO .8S.
Lot of little boys nobby top Goats
~
which sold up to S. will go for
39S, s-.s
The evening times., 1897-12-30
IMronTANT SUBJECTS DISCUSSED
Into resting Papers Read at Amer
jcan Chemists Meeting


The session of the second day of The
| sixteenth annual meeting of the American
! Chemical Socctiy began this morning.
| There was fair attendance of members
and considerable interest was manifested
| in the papers presented. Among the
trsrtises read and discussed were some
Thoughts Concerning the Teaching of
| Chemistry" by William P. Mason, and
'.Gfucoss In Butter by c. \. Champion.
Mr.. Mason held that the teaching Of
chemistry is a speciality and that the
chemist of the laboratory and the chemist
of the classroom were distinct varieties
of Inen. A man could have a profound
knowledge of the science of chemistry
witt out the ability of injecting his knowl-
edge into the minds of students.
Mr.. Cramptcn talked for half an hour
Oh the subject Of glucose in butter. He
was not prepared. he said, to affirm that
glucose constituted aduiteration in but
ter. He believed that it was merely 4 Gus
tom which made the great majority OF
manufacturers OF butter prefer salt 10 su-
gar as preservative. Butter containing
glucose could by no means come within
the meaning Of the oleomargarine law.
The society called upon President Nc
Kinley this afternoon at ESQ, and tonight
will hold its annual banquet at Rauscher's.
Various amuscments and excursions are n
the program for tomorrow.
The ent ertainment committee is as fol-
lows:
He. Bolton, H. ". Wiley. F. W. Clarke,
c. E. Munroe, W. II. Seaman, G. 8. Ely.
Prof. r. b. Wartler, J. z. l.. Westesson,
c. z. Townsend, Writ Tassin, S. II. Grit.
fifth, j. S. Mills. F. Suter, A. W. Dow,
W. NJ. New, E. E. Eweil. E. A. De
Schweinitz, John ]. Griffin, j. B. Little
wood, T. NJ. Chatard, W. F. Hillebrand,
II. n. Stokes. E. W. Allen, c. Whitehead,
CA Champion a nd James Deck.
The evening times., 1897-12-30
Late Local Happenings.

a water ma in is to be laid in Eslir
avenue, between Lamar Place and Spring
road, PTS feet.
Wilfred Osgood failed TO answer thil
morning before Judge Scott on the charge
of 'scorchiug." He forfeited $5 collateral.
Isaac Cabcll, colored, twenty years old
was arrested this morning by Detectives
Heian and Muller and charged with
th. Larceny Of a pistol belonging to ". H.
Lee.
John Bright, a colored bootb'ask, was
sent to jail this morning for two month by
Judge KimbaIl for carrying concealed
weapons.
Seven persons, convicted before Judge
Scott on the Charge of vaSr ancy, were sent
to the workhouse for terms ranging from.
sixty to ninety days.
William Drake and ". j. McGinnis for
feited So each in Judge Scott's court this
morning for riding bicycles last night
without lights or bells.
Charles and Henry Marshall, ,colored, were
sentenced To four months and two months,
respectively, by Judge Kimban this morn
ing, 10, AT assault on William Harris.
Frank j. Wright, colored, was employed
on Christmas Eve at the store Of W. j.
Stiefel. During the day SEQ bill was
stolen from the cash dIawer. Wright
was charged with the theft of the $50
this morning in Judge Kimbalrs Court,
found guilty aid sentenced to three months
in jail.
The evening times., 1897-12-30
STOCKS FAIRLY ACTIVE
Sugar and Manhattan Strong at th'
Opening.
Later the Market Became Dull and
the General List Heavy-Leading
Stocks Lost Again.

New York, Dec. 30.-Stocks were fairly
active at the start today Sugar and Man
haitian were strong in tone. The grangers
were slightly lower and the remainder OF
the list about steady.
For e quiet, holiday-like stock market
there was considerable number of diff
ferent Issues dealt in this morning in the
initial dealings.
Later the II aiket became very dull and
the general list was inclined to sag from
sheer inaction. Sugar and Manhattan also
lost their early gains. In Government bonds
the IS rose 1-S per cent.
At noon the market continued dull and
listless. Quotations are, as rule, gen
orally lower.
The evening times., 1897-12-30
Jonaaahs, wa.en.Signt Service.

The Order OF the Sons OF Jonadab, total
abstinence orgaIiza tion, founded here more
than thirty years ago. Will hold its annual
watch T, gut meeting, New Years Eve, at
National Rifles Armory Hall. on G street.
The order has been making preparations
for this meeting for many months, and II
will be Conducted on a grander scale than
ever before. 1t promises To be most enjoy
able. An excellent program has been ar
ranged Recitations, music, and addresses
will be tho order OF the evening. Tn re
will be number Of accessions. The ordHr
of the Sons of Jonadab gives person but
one trial. Either member for life, ..
oEce only if the pledge is broken. There
will be many participating in the watch
night exercises who have been faithfll.
The evening times., 1897-12-30

f;s9c BI. ETS, 39c.
For n day we shall offer white and
gray colored hoIdered blankets, which
sell for 6ac-for 3gc.
The evening times., 1897-12-30
January Clearance Sale
OF Boys Clothing.

Instead of waiting until til, 1st of January begin the
reducing the stock of Boys Clothing prior
taking it morning. We do this at
you get the boys suit for New
Years Day and Sunday.
We have gone down deep into profits until little remains
but bare cost It's the greatest opportunity for saving
offered clothier in Washington time-the
OF good clothing that
of before We've made preparations for the biggest
Boys Clothing apartment has hed-eveythi ready
for morning.
The evening times., 1897-12-30
QUIET AT PORT AU PRINCE.
c commander McC ala Finds NJ
Alarming Situation There.

A report from Commander McCalia, %
the cruiser arblehead, dated December
%. at sea, was received at the Navy De-
partment vest erday.
The Marb'etead was sent to Pors au
Iuuce when internal trouble was thre-tt-
ened over the expected arrival Of tie Ger
mar warships, which subsequently, eL-
furceG the payment OF indemnity for the
arrest and Imprisonment OF Emile Lueders.
Ctmmander McCalla in his report says That
everything at Port au Prince was tran
quit, from what lie SAW and heard, and
therr was nothing to indicate at the time
of his departure for Key West that the
internal condition was likely to change.
The Commander says he wants to express
the opinion that the United States Gov
eri.T ent is fortunate in being SO ably rep
resented by Minister Powell, who ho'ds a
position in which SO much may be accom-
plished for tie United States.
The evening times., 1897-12-30
Aqua rum Keeper mination.

The United States Civil Service Commits
mission announces that in February =
al examination will be held in this city
ami at ether places Throughout the United
States, tc establish an eligible register
from which a Selection may he made to
till {. vacanc; in the position of keeper NJ
the aquarium at the National Geological
Park. at salary OF $40 i month
Persons desiring to enter this examina-
tiou may write to the United States CivI
Sarvfcc Commission for application blanks
Form 3o4. which should be properly exc
cuted and promptly returned to the com
miss:oL. No application will be accepted
after the hour of closing business on jan
uary 2S, 1898.
The evening times., 1897-12-30
MARRIED.

KEYES-LAwERENC CORA L.
kEYES andSr ARRYLA WERENCE we're
quietly married Wednesday. December
20, 1 S91. at IL a. m. by the Rev. Hugh
Johnston. a the Metropolitan II. E. Chur'r.
Miss Keyes isthe youngest daughter ofCapt.s
ginia. \ is Keyes is "A very pretty bru-
nette. Beth Miss Keyes and Mr.. La SereHce
are a highly respected young couple and
their may friends wish them much hap
piness and a long and prosperous life.
deSO-tf-en
The evening times., 1897-12-30
INQUEST HASBEENORDERED
Coroner to Inquire Into the Killing
of Hessler.
Building Inspector Also TO Inves.
tigate the Causes Leading to
the Buildings Collapse.

= jury of Inquest summoned by Coroner
Carr will meet tomorrow morning, at IL
O'Clock, at the Sixth precinct station and
inquire int the circumstances Of the death
Of C. c. H..ssIer, the bricklayer who was
killed yesterday by the collapse Of the
first and second floors of building at NJ
3O3 B street Southeast, which was being
repaired.
john Kirby, TO2 Tenth street northeast;
Gus Williams, coIored, 9 Shows ail:y.
were injured in the accident, and today
they are reported as greatly improved.
Williams is AT Providence Hospital but the
cti -rs were taken to their homes 1t is
thought they Will be able TO appear as
witnesses tomorrow at the inquest.
nessler, the dead brickidyer, leaves n
wife and seven children. He was forty five
years old, and an excellent workman. His
family has been unusually unfortunate.
About four years ago. one OF his children
was killed at the end OF the Columbia
line during the change from horse to
ceble power.
1t was only n short time afterward that a
brick cart run over one Of his other chill
dren and caused its death. Another Child
was injured ai'out year ago in an ncci-
dent and Is now suffering with broken
back in consequence.
There will M rigid Investigation into
the accident Of Yesterday. The unusual
method of pj!ing heavy debris and bricks
upon wooden flooring OF insufficient
strength win he inquired into by the build
ing Inspector
Contractor August Getz uisciaims anv re.
sponsibiiity.
He is said 70 have told friends that he
ordeie ed the bricks to be removed to the
ground. ami that further he had No knowl
edge of tl,eir being on the floor until he
learned tie facts Of the accident. 1t Is
said, though. that Mr. Charles Getz was
in thc tui,tling at the time. auL knew about
the bri kS on the flooring.
The evening times., 1897-12-30
RED CROSS TO COOPERATE.
State Iiepa rtGent Invites Miss Clara
Ba rtop 10 a Consultation

STATE IIeIDd FItCeut inNiteS NJ MiSS >idNa
arton TO Consultation.
The exclusive stor! published in The
Evening Times of yesterday in relation
to the ignoring OF the Red Cross Society
in the matter Of supplies and their dis
tributio, in Cuba has created a decided stir
in the State Depa artment.
The publication has had the effect tf
inducing the State Department officials
not to wait on correspondence with Miss
barton, the PRESIDENT of the Red Cross
Society, but TO send special mess .nger
to invite her to the State Department this
afternoon. MI. Biddle, of the chief cl-rH {
office, went iu a carriag gc this morning to
Glen Echo, to bring Miss Barton to the
city.
The invitation Was sent by Judge Day.
First Assistant Secretary of State. He
said to The Times that il was proposed TO
invite the cooperation of the Red Cross
in order that further supplies might be
raised in America, ana that such as
sistance was very desirable.
The evening times., 1897-12-30
DR.. Clemens,
l4'i Penn. Ave. Aaj. wIlIari's Hotel
Specialist,

Guarantees to Cure Each Case Accepted fo1
Treatment. and Also Guarantees that
the Cost Will hot Exceed
The evening times., 1897-12-30
Elgin Butter, 22c n Pound

The business of the Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company for the past year was
evidently very good, as the store. corner
Seventh ard E streets northwest, has been
remodeiled, and today is one of the best
finishetistores in the city. Several new fea
lures have been added to the business for
the coming year. Elein Creamery Butter
is now being sold, and at far lower than
market prices. Mr.. Bowman deserves
praise for the successful manner in which
he cares for tue large interests of the CON
Germ in Washington. Item
The evening times., 1897-12-30
C,oII;ded with an Electric Car.

Henry Petit. seventeen years old, OF No.
11Io Eighteenth street northwest, while
riding bicycle this morning at Con-
necticut avenue and X street northwest.
coiiiied with electric car No. 3S3. He
was thrown to the ground. Officer Jack
had him reno, ed to the office OF Dr. j..
Taber johnson, 1T2S K street, where it
was found that the fall had resulted in
a fracture Of the boys collar bone.
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s12c SPREADS. 79c.

For a da Y we shall offer white mi
seires pattern, crochetted led sprea
which sell regularly for S1.:5,
79c
The evening times., 1897-12-30
HILTON TROPHY AT ATLANTA

Gen Harries Notified That the GeOr-
gians Have II.
The Hilton trophy inckient is closed and
that souvenir OF shooting Is now at Atlanta.
1t was Slipped Tuesda Y. at 10:43 p. m.
and Gen. George II. Harries was tod "
apprised by Telegraph Of its arrival. 1t is
now in orGcr, say the Iocll military men,
that the Georgia Sharpshooters should With
draw their unkind remarks about their
Washington brethren.
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ah6nA4@14g SIS 9TH Street
DECEMBER WHEAT BREAKS.
Five and Ii Half Cents Lost Since
Tuesday Night.

Chicago, Dec. 30--December broke . 4
old this morning, making a total since
night before last of 5 l2 cents, which
means quite a loss on paper to Letter AMI
the Clique On 9.0oO 900 bushels Of whe IT.
The May options sold down 1 cent,
and from. the selling it looked as IL Armour
had brokers in the pit who were raiding
that option.
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opposed by the Commissioners,

The House bill requiring all partnerships
doing business IN the District to record
with the recorder of deeds the full name
of each member comprising the firm, Is
opposed by the District Commissioners, who
believe Il at there is no apparent reason
for such radical change in business
practices
The evening times., 1897-12-30
REVOLUTION IN SALVADOR,
Gunheat Marietta Sent There to Pru
tect American Interests.

has been ordered to La Libertad, Salvador.
Where another revolution is about TO
break out. The request comes from Con-
sui Jenkins, who says that the ship slID lid
be sent at once.
The Marietta was being prepared to sail
for ChiIese waters. The Marietta will
go down to protect American interests.
The evening times., 1897-12-30
$5.OS Suits, $2.O8.

Boys fine imported cashmere and
wcrstef BLOW ME-" suits, broken lots
but all sizes in iot-consisting of
three pieces. coat, pants and vest.
handsomely einbro!dered-the equal of
the finest suits sold-for which others
ask 81 and sold here for S5.9S-
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S2.4S Refers, SI.29.

Btys' fine blue Chinchilla Refers,
of fast color indigo blue, and fine soft
quality made with deep collar, and
TRIMMED with braid-sizes 3 TO 10
Years winch sold for S2.4S-re-
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S1s COATS, $40.

The most fashionable kersey jackets
seams and lined throughout With heavy
quality satiE-thoroughly tailor made
-garn IL is which. have been selling
rapidly at 81 &, SIG and S15-are a3~
cut dow IL tt SO.
81 Plush Capes, 50 .96.
S12 Plush Capes, So so.
$25 Seal Cares, SIS.
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Greeting for Greater New York.

Secretary Alger at noon today tele-
graphed Gen. Wesley Merrett, at Gov
ernos's Island, New York, authorizing
him To fife 1oC guns at daylight January
1. in salute of the new city. OF Greater
New York. This action was taken ct
the request of W. X. Hearst.
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Gage Not to Reply to Gompcrs.
Secretary Gage stated this morning that
nc would not make reply to the letter Of
Mr.. Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor, for several
days.