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City Brevities.

The sum of S4OO to be expended on the
Rock Creek and street sewer during the
present quarter.
Pensions have been granted to John
Soden, Herbert L Devine, Frank Harr'ng-
ton and Clara Won Entrees, of Washington.
Jam es Mickey was given 1S0 days in
jail today 10y Judge Kimhall for breaking
the jaw bone Of Maggie Dorsey.
Commissioner of Labor Wright has sub
mitted to the House his annual report OF
expenditures. during the fiscal year ending
June so, 1897.
Albert Chase pleaded guilty before Judge
turkeys from Otto T. Beall, and was given
sixty days il Jail.
Policeman Goss reported for duty yester-
day after leave of absence for fifteen
days. He spent his vacation at his home in
Union county, s. c.
The members of organized labor in the
District will unite III a protest to Congress
against the passage of the Sherman-Cul-
lom aDti-ticket scalping bill.
Philip +. Coleman, of No. 114o New
Hampshire avenue northwest, reported to
Tile pJlCb tdst Lle5tll hcu oeoiSh
his Iicquois bicycle valued at $40.
Mr.. j. L. Parkinson, has been appointed
craftsman in the office Of the inspector of
buildings to assist in the preparation Of
plans for the Industrial Home School, at
81 a day.
The Estelle Randall is the name Of the
latest addition to the Potomac River sum-
mer excursion fleet. The new steamer is
named in honor of the eldest daughter Of
Capt. E. s. Randall, her owner.
A motion foi new trial was filed to,la y
in the police court in behalf of William 8.
Clark, who pleaded guilty to a charge OF
carrying concealed weapons last Saturday,
and was tentenced to serve ninety days in
jail.
George Bordley. colored, forty years cid,
was found wandering on the street ,sh rtIy
after O'Clock this morning by Officer II.
G. Robey. Bordley, though unable to give
The evening times., 1897-12-09

TIE black and Maltese cross of the Santa
Anita stable has been seen for the last time
on the Eastern tracks, says the San Fran.
cisco Chronicle For fifteen years E. j
Baldwin has sent string across the Rocky
Mountains, and for the last five years he has
threatened 30 retire from racing. That he
will not irc represented On the Eastern
tracks next year is certainty. In nut
she'll the usual stake entries for future
events ha 80 not been made this year.
The Santa Anita stable, since its fnce2-
ton. has Won over a million dollars in
stakes and purses, and E. j Baldwin has
bred more American Herby winners than
any Other man in America. Although on
an averac ce of fifty horses have been raised
every year at Santa ANTI, ror the pat
seventeen years, only fifty-fiye have been sJid
during lhat period. II is the intention OF
E. ]. Baldwin To maintain herea fter a
small string Oh the California circuit, but
he will hereafter sell his yearlings at
public auction every year.
The evening times., 1897-12-09
Flow to Preveut Pneumon,o

At this time of the year cold is very
easily contracted, ,andifleft to run its course
without the aid of some reliable cough
medicine is liable TO result in that dread
disease, pneumonia. We know of no better
remedy to cure cough OF cold than Cha n
berlain's Cough Remedy. We have used It
quite extensively and it has always given
entire resatisfaction .-Oola ga b. Ind. Ter Chief.
This is the only remedy that is known to
be a certain preventive of pneumon Ia.
Among the many thousands who ha We used
it for colds and la grippe We have never ct
learned Of a single case having resulted in
pneumonia. Persons who have weak lungs
or have reason to fear an attack Of pneu-
monia, should keep the remedy at hand.
The 20 and 90 cent sizes for sale by Henry
Evans. wholesale and retail druggist, s3s
F st. land Conn. ave ands. st. NV: and 1923
Nd. ave. no.
The evening times., 1897-12-09

william Anderson, the New Yorker, who
started in October last to ride sixty-five
consecutive centuries stopped at the end of
the foIty-sIghth with what t,all player
would call a dead arm. Otherwise his
health was good, his heart beat regularly.
and his appetite was Of the best. When he
began the seifimposed task he weighed 194
pounds: when he finished he forgot to
weigh himself. but lie was of the opinion
that he weighed more thar he did at the
start,
The evening times., 1897-12-09
DYSPEPSIA.

You are suffering because you are skep-
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you hesitate to expend more money, fearing
that results may prove as heretofore-un-
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and all diseases arising from an impaired
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The first dose removes all distress, and a
permanent cure of the most chronic case n
insured In short time. To prove our
sincerity we VIII send to any address, ex-
press prepaid, full size bottle upon re-
ceipt OF $1.O0, with guarantee that if it
fails to accomplish all we claim we WIN al
once fefund money in full.
GROVER GRAHAM'S Dyspepsia Remedy
ts prepared from the formula of the caIS-
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The evening times., 1897-12-09

The news that comes from Baltimore
today that Manager Wagner and Manager
Hanlon had fixed up n deal by which
DeMontreville, McJames and McGaIn are
to be turned over to Baltimore in exchange
for Doyle, Reitz and Amolc or Nops, WIS
not received with enthusiasm by fans here.
1t is not thought that Mr.. Wagner has gained
anything by the Il ade. In fact, it is he
lieved that the Senators have been gl"en
the worst of it. In letting 20 DEMON
treville, McJemes and McGann Mr.. wag-
ner has stripped his team of some of the
best Young blood in the country, AMI 1t
cannot be replaced by such an infusion, or
Doyle, Reitz, An.ole or Nops.
But the Baltimore folks seem to think
otherwise. Indeed, they say Washington
has got the better of the trade. Comparing
the men, they admit McJames is q great
pitcher, hut declare that AInole IL equally
as valuatlr: that McJaI~es, while brill
liant, il easily ratified AMI sometimes care
less, or the other nen Baltimore
writer says
"DaMontreville fs brilliant youngster,
but boyle it. certainly his equal, if not his
superior, and Reitz is one Of the greatest
second ba seman that ever played the pu-
sition.
doyle has been anxious to get away
from Baltimore for year, for personal
reasons There was lack of that COM
plete harmony among the Orioles last
season which characterized the team pre-
viously, and Mr.. Hanlon believes that ii
can be restored with Doyle somewhere else.
"Reitz is not snowy pla yer, but steady
and sure always and a marvel with his
hands. "
Doyle went TO Baltimore from New
York in the spring of S96, in exchange for
Gleason and pile of money. He was origi-
naily a catcher and was with Cleveland
when he cGme into the big League from
Columbus, Ohio. lie went to New York
in 1892, where a year or two later john
sM. Ward put him on first base.
He played first in 1894 in the Temple
cup games with Baltimore. He has al
ways ranked among the very best as
baserunner and is a great fielder and
good hitter. He stood tenth among the
batters, with an average Of .356.
Reitz is Chicago boy, but went to
Baltimore from the California League in
1898, with Clarke, Treadway, and Nc
Nabb.
The evening times., 1897-12-09

JiiG,ny Michael has made the follow Ing
reply &c the challenge OF Chase, the Eng
lishm;.r: Chase wished to ride Tie n
pursuit race, unpaced, to finish; a scratch
unpaced race, at a distanc. TO be mutually
agreed upon; :. paced race, mt one hour or
fifty miles the pacing TO lie limited to six
tandem teams for each rider. There is
but one way to look at this challenge. 1
claim TO be a PACE race rider. l want
speed-all the speed can get, and l do
not wsnt my PAGERS limited.
six tandcrns cannot give me sufficient
speed. ! will race Mr. Chase II he Will let
Inc race can follow all the PAGERS that
can get out on the oval, and / Will not
agree toi'e llalnpered by limited crew thar
cannot give INC speed when call fof IL.
Il have never pretended to he anything
else than middle distance pace rider,
and want speed ahead of rne-all there is
in sight. l stand flatly on my style and
claims, and Will ride any man in the world
q paced race from TWENTY-FIVE to one hun
dred miles, Arthur Chase preferred.
The evening times., 1897-12-09

Jim Watts, tie crack Louisville welter-
weight. Who is to 20 eight ro,mtls VI ith
Jim Janey. of this city, before the
Eureka Athletic Club, Monday evening,
December 20, at the Academy D Il Music Con
certHall, Baltimore, ha asstartedinto training
at Highbridge, New York, in company with
Tom williams, of Australia, and M yste-
rious Billy Smith, of Boston. The men
are close friends, and always assist cre
another in their work. Watts is the latest
candidate for championship honors, and is
somewhat of n manager, having under his
wing Peter Jackson, ir., another new can1i-
date.
The evening times., 1897-12-09

private race course is to be built at
Birmingham, Ala, this winter. 1t Is not
intended to try and run it as money
maker, but merely for the pleasure of lovers
Of good horses. 1t Is proposed to repair.
really To reconstruct the old track in the
lower part of the city. No betting will be
allowed and IL 1t can be done q country
club will be formed aud clubhouse built
un the grounds.
The evening times., 1897-12-09

an account of himself, was entirely sober
and is being held on a charge of insanity.
William Chase, alias Charles Talbert
alias Frank L. Talbert, and Jchn Lee,
alias william Thomas, were toGay In the
police court held for the action of tn.
grand Jury in the sum of 5000 for grll,l
larceny of bicycle from NJ 4. Tappaa &
C.
Gen. Curtis and Col. Rupper, police
commissioners, and Chief OF Police Bull.
all OF Buffalo, n. Y, were guests Of Supt.
Of Police Moore last night and TODAY.
They have been visiting the South. and
arrived in Washington yesterday from
Richmond.
The evening times., 1897-12-09

NJ. Lebaudy's stable OF fifty-three horses
just sold at Newmarket, England. realized
total of f30,140 Count Schomberg
fetched tn. top price, f5,3J5. Cocnt Schom-
berg is e Chestnut horse, by Aughrim, out
ofClonavarn. Hewon .ile Chester Cup and
the GoodwuUd Cup this year.
The evening times., 1897-12-09

IT win ami the public considers that the
form show warrants it, l Will challenge
FitzsirnmoDs to fight at the middle weight
limit. Martin Julian, manager for Fitz-
simmons, promised me fight with Fitz
If l defeated Creedon, and shall hold him
to his word, provided fulfil the conditions
imposed. l may be the only person who
thinks have a chance against Fitz, but
l ain quite ready to take that cha nee.
The evening times., 1897-12-09

The comE.ittee on appeals of the Western
Turf Congress met at Chicago yesterday,
when the Ptnlico matter was taken up.
TIE Turf Congress will concetie the right
of the Jockey Club to govern its own terri
tory. Therefore, the horsemen who raced
at P,mIico after December 1 are not to be
DISQUALIFIED.
The evening times., 1897-12-09

Tom Small. once famous Jockey, was
tried ia the st. Louis police court recently
on tn, charge of begging ana given f,ur
hours 10 leave town. He was the Oldest
Jockey on the turf, and some years ago
was worth $4,000 and was familiar
figure at Latonia, Sheepshead Bay and
GraveseId. He is sixty-nine years old.
The evening times., 1897-12-09

meeting of Pacific coast race horsemen
was held AT San Francisc last night for the
purpose of forming mutual protection as
sociarion of breeders. The meeting was
the outcome OF the expulsion OF Charles
Booth ~ his sta BILE from the Oakland track.
The committees on Incorporation aEI con
stitution and bylaws were appointed.
Porter .ishe and II. II. McPike, attorneys
for the new association, were instructed TO
file articles of Incorporation with the Sec
retary of state.
The evening times., 1897-12-09

Aged Boston Druggist Knocked Down
and All His Money Taken.
Boston, Dec. 9.-Newell Paine, a man of
sixty, who. Keeps drug store at 1881
fremont street in the south end, was at
tackled last night and robbed of 81 ZOO,
all bis savings, His injuries are probably
fatal.
Paine had gone TO bed in little den in
the rear OF his store. Near midnight the
bell rang and u man asked for ten GEMS
worth of bniment. When the druggist re-
monstrated at having his rest disturbed tn.
customer struck him down with a club and
stole the money from an old leather trunk.
The robher escaped.
The evening times., 1897-12-09

NJ. J. Connolly. of Pittsburg, hacker uf
Peter aahcr, has received a telegram
from San Francisco. asking il Ma;ler
would box Peter Jackson next February
twenty rounds iefore the Occidental Clab
for 6:5 per cent of the gross receipts. Ma
hers opinion was at once sought, an.l lie
wired baci: to Connolly telling him to
make a match at once and take the best
terms he coulc get. Connolly at dnce
wired to San Francisco to the sender of
tho telegram, telling him to go ahead with
the match.
The evening times., 1897-12-09

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money If IT failsto cure.
26c. The gen uine has L. B. @ on each "a bl ct
The evening times., 1897-12-09

tabiishel the following nnpaced records at
the EeiodrDme du Pare, Paris: 10 ya r,is
standing start. :0Y 3-o; 215 yards. stand
ing start. 20 2-5; 215 yards, flying start,
II 10.
The evening times., 1897-12-09

Charley Patterson will ship Ornament
and Hamburg from Lexington, where they
nov are, to Montgomery Park, Memphis.
where the famous pair, with Others, will
winter.
The evening times., 1897-12-09

Mrs. Reiff mothe- of Jockey Reiff, has
purchased the three-year-Old Shieitlbearer.
and the latter and Jackana pes, also owned
by Mrs. Reift, will lie raced at New Orleans.
The evening times., 1897-12-09

Two thoroughbreds were sold at auction
at Elkton on Monday. They were IIerndon
and Lilliplte, and collectively they brought
the uagnificent sun of S5.s5. Herndon, it
was said, sold for 30 cents.
The evening times., 1897-12-09

think Creedonis the best man haveever
been called on to meet and look for d
rushing fight ON his part, say Kid McCoJ
l am not Certain can beat him. but will he
in good condition and do the hest l can
The evening times., 1897-12-09

Thorn. the winner of the S15,Uo0 Ken
tucky FutIrity race, was sold at Chicago
yesterday for S3,1O0. She was bought by
II. W. Brown, Of Salt Lake City.
The evening times., 1897-12-09
SENATORIAL STARS TRADED
DeMontreYille, McJames and Nc
Gam Going to Baltimore.
WAGNER GETS THREE ORIOLES

Doyle. Reitz and AmOle or NOps 10
Play In washington-The Balti-
more Papers Say the Senator's Get
the Long End of the Deal-Other
Interesting Sporting Items.
The evening times., 1897-12-09

Eugene Leigh and c.. H. GilIock have
barn full Of yesrlings at Cumberland
Park, where the, will be trained till the
opening of the next racing season.
The evening times., 1897-12-09

George Dixon has determined to do no
more baking for awhile, and will take Il
good long rest before his next contest,
which will probably be with souy Smith.
The evening times., 1897-12-09
ALMOST KILLED by a RoBBER

Joe Patchen' Is earnings were in the neigh
borhood of SEQ 900 this season.
The evening times., 1897-12-09
Thesnccess nfIar Eaton thaindl

Thesuccess Jay Eaton. the indoor king,
in match racing, has been phenomenal. The
Elizabeth rnan has won twenty six out of
thirty match races, and has beaten each
rider at least twice, in each case where
that rider has beaten him once. Eaton
stands ready TO cover $5OOif necessary for
q raccwith Eddie Bald, who is given prefer
ence In his late challenge.
The evening times., 1897-12-09
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The evening times., 1897-12-09

Your credit is coed at Lanspurgh's Fur
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The evening times., 1897-12-09

London newspapers are loudly calling
for a thorough sitting of the Barry-CrOot
tight. II admits that the proceedings of
the National Sporting Club are always
conducted with propriety." but falls 70
see The difference between these fights
and the Old-tnne prize fights. The Daily
News, whose editorial comments are in
the same strain. says: I'VE hope this p-reat
scandal vii! put an end to the National
Sporting Club"
The evening times., 1897-12-09
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Buisson. a Bordeaux bicycle rider, has es.
The evening times., 1897-12-09
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The evening times., 1897-12-09

Store fairly sparkles with Christmas
thoughts. It's one Of the nlost attractive
shopping spots iH Washington. In making
these Holiday preparations we've not
siighted Il single being-from the tiny tot
to the grand OLD man or woman, We nave
things TO snir and please ri
The evening times., 1897-12-09

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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-07-01
norsEknErLNe

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ousework. Generally speakins, there is
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generation. The family doctor inquiries
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scheme is that 1t requires an cabling
act by congress, and tina, n the island is
not evacuated by the spanlanis during
the rainy season, so that the cane plaota-
items can be put In orier, the cOoans win
never consent TO a policy to compensate
Spain
II is this plan OF peace by raislns
money on cuban bonds. tho iutcres, to be
collected and paid by American officers
that has been variousN misrepreseated
as proposal that the uaated States
should guarantee the bO.ds, and that the
sugar trust was on the point OF buyins
The island, II Is evident that this project
OF paolaeation can be carried out only
with the immediate ami energetic aid Of
the administration. maShs the policy
substantially It's own. ara that is, at
least, in doubt
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THE OBJECTION NOT GOOD.

There are people who have objections
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newspaper The ground OF objection
is that they do not want to read ad-
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For instance. how else would the trav-
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or the general comfort OF travelling over
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To renew waning stock may be gath
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Evidence direct convincing and ample,
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THE pAcIF1cAr1oN or crRA

There is evideatly an important proiec.
for the pacifcation Of the island Of Cuba
that has been brought to the attention of
the administration and the representa-
tives of Cuba in the United States. and
that win speedily be considered by the
American congress and the queen regent
ard cabinet Of spain, says the Brooklyn
Standard.
1t Is that Spain shall evacuate Cuba and
make over her sovereign rights to the Gu
bans as now organized; and she is to re
ceive as compensation 100000. the
money to be provided by the sale OF s5O,-
100000 on their face Of Cuban four per
cent bonds. the ssoOo.OOo to pay annual
interest to be received in the Cuban Gus
tom houses and applied by American
agents appointed by the president
spain is in a crisis, owing to the refusal
Of the French bankers who have supplied
the funds to carry on the war to loan
ber money after July under any eircum-
stances. It is this that has caused the
recent perturbation in Spain.
The difficulty With the pacincation
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A. H. Patter, with K. c. Atkins & Co.
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