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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-09-22
State of Vermont.
Its News Condensed and Rewritten TOR
Our Readers.

ita News C0uueucou anu 40
Our Readers.
The Vermont Baptists will meet at
vergennes Sept. 2S and 20.
The Waits river paper mill mas
closed down for the present.
Montpelier has built more perma-
nent road this season than ever before.
Sidney o. Burt of Bennington had
an arm blown off while hunting sept
18th.
Bennington will ask to be MADE a
city at the coming session OF the iegis-
lature.
Governor Grout and Governor-eiect
Smith visited the state INSTITUTIONS
last week.
The enrolment Of pupils in the
Burlington schools shows great gam
o-er 1897.
W. S. Divoll of Rockingham re-
Gently lost four valuable colts oy
lightning.
The Burlington Earth calls the
local option crowd "dipsomahiac
cOngeners."
Jabez G. Goodhue, a prominent
man in Bradford, is dead at the age
Of So years.
The legislature will be asked 70
provide for a fish-run-way through
Sandbar bridge.
St. Johnsbury academy has zoi
pupils this fall, an increase OF auou'
p over last year.
Charles Miller OF Brattleboro was
kicked By horse Sept IL and rem
dered unconscious.
p. Vigeant of Barre was taken .
Rutland for so days for second Oh
Tense Of intoxication.
The barn of William Jones OF ran
Haven was burned Sept. IL with al
It's contents except horse.
Miss Carolyn Clark of West bra.
heboro was thrown from her Dicyci'
Sept. u and badly injured.
John Guilo, the Italian VINO wa
shot at Barre few days ago Dy al
Unknown person, died Sept. IL.
John McGrath of Burlington wa .
run over by circus team Sep'. =
and one foot was badly crushed.
Mortified has a new industry L
the manufacture of lasts for sDoe
makers, run by William Marteii-
Mrs. G. w. Snedon Of Bristol na
IN her possession a piece OF Drocaue'
alk brought over in the Mayfiower'
G. B. Cook OF Burlington wa wa
Knocked down by team on Churc1
street and seriously injured Sept y
Clare Turner of Barre. formerly Q
Aorrisville, was killed in a rallroa'
sccident at Providence, II. L,SepI =
James E. Sawyer, a leading bus
aeS man Of Bradford. died 81 ~
Nary Hitchcock hospital, Hanover
sept /.
Leon E. Gates of Morrisville, q M
nan on the Lake road, has been 2
,oRea q, 500 for the loss OF an es
isst Nay.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-09-22

w. II. Fuller, the Bennington gen.
,ral secretary OF the Young Mems
J Christian association, has just ac-
complished very clever piece OF de-
tective work in tracing Albert, the IT,
year-old son OF Judson Andrews, who
ran away from home about year and
half ago. The associations OF the
country were enlisted in the search,
and Mr.. Fuller was rewarded by hear
ing that the boy was a member OF
New York regiment and that he was
i'll of typhoid fever at Camp Thomas.
Hampstead, i. |.
The new company formed by the
business men Of Northfield to rede-
velope the state quarries of that town
is starting in well. The engine and
boiler is in place, and orders are COM
/ ing in well. Mortified has the fin
est dark slate in the world. The quar-
ries were too expensive to work by the
old methods, but it is thought that
slate can be quarried profitably with
the new and improved machinery.
Within the last few days they have
received requests from various con-
tractors and architects in different
sections of the country for samples OF
| the slate.
Gov. Smith will make new de-
parture at Montpelier during the SEES.
sion of the legislature. Instead OF
living in rooms at the pavilion after
the usual executive custom. he has
rented the well-known and accessible
Jewett place on State street and will
bring his family there to make Mont
pelier his home while the session lasts
In this way he will not only have his
family about him, but he will be able
to meet in an informal and homelike
way many people from all parts OF
the state, to his own pleasure and adj
vantage, and to theirs as well.
Middlebury college entered the 18th
upon the fall term of its 9Sth year.
The initial step for its organization
was taken in 1898, and the charter
was secured Nov. l, 1900. Hence the
faculty and trustees have been making
preparations for the celebration OF
the centennial two years hence. A
feature of that occasion will be the
dedication of a new library, for which
the late Egbert Starr of New York
left a legacy of $50, 900. The present
faculty consists of II professors The
entering class numbers 30 members,
and the total number Of students is
fully as large as in recent years.
There seems to be some prospect
that the Eureka mines in Corinth
NAV again be successfully worked
Charles A. Barnard of Chicago, for
merly OF Montpelier, was in Brad
ford recently, and in company With
e. w. Thompson of Chicago, visited
the mines and made an examination
with view of interesting capitalists
to purchase and to work the same.
Some rich specimens were found and
all signs indicated valuable proper
ty If properly worked. Mr.. Barnard
| is expected to revisit the mines soon
with an expert miner who viii ex-
anime the property very carefully in
order to give expert information to
any contemplating a purchase.
The evening times., 1898-12-26
kL0NDIKE RELEASED
FROM IFS ICE CHAIN
TRAIL OPEN TO pRospEcToRs
First News Received in Seattle
From the Arctic Gold Field in
Sixty Days.

Seattle, Wash, Dec. 26.-The magic
Klondike is in touch with the world again
after being cut off for two months by Arc
tic weather. The steamer Farral brought
the first news yesterday after sixty days
silence She had nine men from the IA
nous camp. Jack Carr, the hotel mail
carrier set out on his way back to civili-
cation on November 81. He was the last
to leave Dawson. Where the Yukon and
its headwaters approach. Carr found un-
satisfactory navigation. The ice over the
upper Lewis River was rotten and shaky.
Thirty Mile River had none, not even
shore ice. and twenty-five miles of the
sixty miles were open.
Few if any travellers to and from the
klondike have as thrilling an experience
ami such miraculous escapes from death
as did Z. d. Sanderson. of Los Angeles.
His adventures while coming out includ-
ed a murderous attempt on his life at the
hands of OttO Frank a German, robbery
being the motive: he was eight days
prisoner an an island in the Yukon. and
he had half a dozen narrow escapes from
drowning by breaking through the ice
when the thermometer ranged from 40 to
80 below zero.
Sept in mis- camp. at the mouth of the
Hooialerqua. Frank took an AK and dealt
Sanderson five blows on the head, crush
ing the skull is an many places. The
would-be murderer. who wanted TO secure
S2o00 carried by SanderSon, relented when
S4nderson, a powerful man, rose 10 his
feet aud begged for mercy. Later Frank
was lodged in jail at Tagish port. He will
he taken to Dawson for trial.
The returning Klondikers say there are
1904 people, according TO the mounted po-
lice census. one-dfth Of whom are living
in tents. Since cold weather set in the
health of the community is much i'm
proved There is an abundance of food
and necessaries.
The Calvin Tnebo combination has a
market stocked with 100 tons of dressed
beef cattle taken in last fail. Mutton, pork
and poultry are also plentiful.
The evening times., 1898-12-26
QUEER ACTIONS 0F
A DEMENTED NAN
CAUSED BY RELIGIOUS SERVICES
Affer attending Church New
Yorker strips Himself and Be
gins 10 prPEcb.

New York, Dec aG.-After attending
services in Trinity Church yesterday
morning and hearing the Rev. DIR. Nor
gan DiX's sermon on the birth and life
OF Christ. Edward Parkinson, twenty
two years old, the son of Robert Park
insOn. a wholesale wine merchant, OF
Whitehall Street, this city, went out
from the church into lower Broadway
there stripped himself of his clothing,
and began 10 preach TO the pedestrians
who were passing. Parkinson afterward
walked to Exchange Court, where he en-
nounced to his hearers that he would
preach there for the rest of the day.
Officers Of the Church Street Station
were summoned. and it required all their
skill To capture the demented young
man.
The congregation of Trinity was about
10 leave the church when Officer Neu-
meyer. of the Church Strret Station
managed 10 catch Parkinson and place
him IN passing express wagon, which
was driven TO the station. Asserting
Ihat the police officers did not believe
in Christ. Parkinson refused to tell them
his, nas1ne, only saving ne WAS 4 disciple
af Christ and declaring he would have
nothing 10 do with anybody who was not
a disciple like himself
Cal,t. Westervelt called doctor from
an, HuaSon Street Hospital 70 attend the
Young man. When Tie physician arrived
n- told the captain ne would have 10 make
Parkinson a prisoner. Bellevue Hospital
WAS then Informed aud Dr. EGGerton was
~snt ua the case Youn= Parkinson told
iac ambulance doctor 10 -'stop SuylnS
him declaring that a. physician should
knusv better tnan TO attempt 10 guy The
holy" Il am following in the walk OF
Christ the young man added, and here
after , will wear no clothes but 80 naked
VI yuu want 10 follow NE and CHRIST, take
on yoa- clothes.
The ambulance surgeon took of his coat
and started TO undo his shoes. This act
apparently pleased Parkinson who then
told the doctor he had gone TO church at
Trinity where the sermon and services
had impressed him SO much that he meant
TO follow Christ hereafter. The young man
waS taken To Bellevue Hospital. wheEce a
message was sent To his father Al the
hospital IL was said he was suffering from
Jemortia. produced by religious excite
r-gut The doctors SIio ;hey thought il
only y-mpoyary. His father called later in
tn, Cay. and tnt yaUEg man was removed
To his ..le No. 80 Clinton Street, Brook
Iln. His father said he had never known
IS sou 10 act in a peculiar manner be-
for. He has always been healthy. hc
sdG.I. Il never knew him 10 be affected
by religious services"
The evening times., 1898-12-26
WILL MAKE CONCESSIONS
TO COLONEL ROOSEVELT I
yTrrrrDE OF MACHINE LEADERS
Ready ia Agree TO Anything to OBJ
tain :. Reorganization of
the Police.

New York. Dec 26-If Col. Roosevelt
viii ooUntenance d reorganization of the
police department Of this city the Repub-
lican machine leaders VIII consent TO the
creation Of a single headed commission
ana viii not object to the appointment OF
SUCH man as Major Avery u. Andrews
as its head, even though he is Democrat
This was announced yesterday by Repuh-
leans who have been most interested iu
police egisidtion.
Nhat attitude Col. Roosevelt viii take
has not yet been disclosed. Those who
aAie' t.nked Hith him on the subject re-
Is1It that he is inclined not TO interfere
with lhe city more than j. absolutely nee
essary. and il has been inferred that hg
sill uoJ favor the passage Of any police
bill. ID Is said he viii not mention the
police in his message 10 the legislature.
EeE-vtheIcss preparations are being
made 10 urge The separation of the CON
rIpl Of elections from the Police DEPART
1aeut and al the same tine reOrSdniZa-
ton ol Inc department Will be urged. Col
Roosevelt j. known to prefer a singl,
headed commission to the present bi-par-
tisau board. which tied MS hands when Il.
was its president. While the machine IA.
advocated a continuance of the bt-parti,
san reaure, with the appointing
poweI IN The hands OF The party commit
ices. al Is now ready to coRcede anything
Tor h sake Of taking the control OF IN,
department out Of the hands Of Tamma
.y
Among the arguments which will bt
advanced in favor Of the change vii
he the attitude Of the police force II
Irc recent election; the wide open
policy of the department, and the relax
alton Of discipline in the department
Facts and figures viii be given 10 show
jh- need of reorganization.
Should The single-headed plan g
through il wiz be necessary to provid,
for the supervision of elections by
Bipartisan body
Senator Raines State election bill
which he introduced at the extra session
snd which he viii bring forward again
with few notifications, would supply
the necessary machinery.
Excise Commissioner Henry J. Ly
mans conference with Senator Platt
ana his subsequent non-committaI atti
tude in regard TO the office of superin
The belief that he will eventually sue
ceed George W. Aldridge.
The friends OF Maynard c. Clement, O
Canandaisua, who is Mr.. Lyman's dep
uty. are already urging him for the com
missionership. Gen. Francis V. Greene
who can be superintendent of publ,
works if he wants the place, will be II
Washington today, and viii arrive il
this city tomorrow. it was said at hi
house last night. He will probably max,
known his final decision without delay.
The evening times., 1898-12-26
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

hA1LhDAO.
station s!sa CORNER OF sIxTH AND 2 STREETS.
pnihESSParior and Dining Cars Harrisburg to
1850 4. Il. PENNSYLVANIA LnnrED-puu.
nan Sleeping, Dining, Smoking, and 0bserva-
iion Cars Harrisburg 10 Chicago, Cincinnati.
ppoiAnaPoIs 81 Louis. Cleveland. and Toledo
m pGnst ~ parior Car to Harrisburg.
w a. NJ FAST LISE-Pullman Buffet Parlor
S lar 70 Harrisburg Buffet Parlor Car Harris
''sS saFss e 4 CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS E1-
InLSS-Sieeping Car Washington TO st. Louis.
Snd Sleeping and Dining Cars Harrisburg 70
es.o s LOUIS Nashville (via CincinnatD, and Chi
7:2o P; NJ WESTERN ExpREs&Puriman Sleep
toscSi NJ 70 Plttsourg and Chicago. Dining Cas-
7;2O P; Il SOUTHWESTERN ExpREsspuli.
Wsn Sleeping Cars Washington to Pittsburs and
harrisburg to st. Louis, Cleveland. and Cincia-
lo;ao N, PACIFIC ExpREss-pullman Sleep
''oo %, a; MO A-For Kane. Canandaigua. Rochester.
n. and o.Io Niagara Falls. daily. except Sunday.
4':oo a; A-IFor Elriira and Rerovo, iaily, ex-
PW sunday For Williamsport. daily, s:sa
7;2o ?; M.-For wiIliaSasport, Rochester, Erie.
ppunaIc, and Niagara Falls, daily, except satur-
ts5 tay' with Sleeping Car Washington to Roehes-
1910 P. M-For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester.
SS1unaio. and Niagara Falls. daily. Pullmaa
SSieeplng Czr Washington to Rochester Safur-
FOR PhiladeIpbia, New York and
the East
400 P. N. CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED"
11Iiyi an Parior Cars. with Dining Car from
nla osLsiihore Regular at 700 Dining Car). 7:20.
s:O, 1890 Dining Carr, and II 90 Dining
DINING Car from Baitimore). $50. 1000. and
1.5o !;oo NJ On Sunday, 700 Dining Car,
A. NJ 12l5 Sis 40 Dining &c. Car trora al
m9rel, $3.50 1000. and 1l.50 P NJ For Phila-
dsl, ddsiphia only; FAST EMPRESS, 7:5o A NJ week
Gays EMPRESS, 12:15 P. " week days. E:0i
. and $40 P. NJ daily
Fo5 Boston, without change, $50 A 4 week
"a DAYS p.,.d ard 4;2o P: NJ daily.
70, BaiilmoEe, $40, 100. 7:20, 7:50, 300 1000.
1850 1:6o A. NJ; J2:I5. pas I2:ss, 2:o1.
:!o' go {i:eo Limlted), 4:2O, 4:36. $40, 6:15.
o. go; 1:2o. 1000, lo:40 HIS. and II 80 P.
oh sundays. 40. 7:20. 800, s.C5. 1850, I1:J0.
a NJ l2-I5, Ills, 2:Ol. 3:15, $50. (4:OO LIN
M Ieq); 40 o;4O. sis, $50. 7:20. l0:0o. 10:4O.
For Pope's Greek Line. 7:5O A. N ani~4.ss P y.
For Annapolis. 700. 600 A. NJ; 1a:15 and $40
r. daily, except Sunday. Sundays. s:oo
Express for Florida and Points on Atlantic Coast
Line, 4:S0 NJ; 3:45 P. M daily; Richmond
only IL ;i5 \ II. week days; Atlanta Special.
~ daily. Accommodation for Quanticc, T:45
a d. daily and 4:25 P. II. week days
Seashore Connections.
For Atlantic City (via Delaware River Bridge.
aiI-raH route). 3:15, (4:0o Congressional Linn
1ted'D P. NJ. daily, via Market Street Whzzf.
1000 and HOO A. ~; 12:45 P. n week days;
u:5O p. ~ daily
For Cape May. u:Oo A n week days; I1.50 P. NJ
daily.
Ticket Offices. corner Fifteenth and C Streets.
and at the Station. Sixth ard B Streetr. whers
orders can be left for the checking os baggage
TO destination from hotels and residences
Telephone call 144l for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service
J. p HUTCHINSON J. r WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
The evening times., 1898-12-26
SENT TO JAIL FOR
ATTEMPTED ASSAULT

Cumberland, Md, Dec. 26-James Cor
man, an employe of one of the hotels in
this city, is in jail, charged with attempt
ed assault upon a white woman named
Mary Long early yesterday morning in a
hallway in the rear of the Arlington Hotel
The woman, who is about twenty-five
years of age, is a domestic in private
family. For some reason she went to the
hotel at about O'Clock this morning and
was let in a rear hallway by German. who
it is alleged made a violent attack on her.
Her screams brought Lieut. MartZ and
Officers Fleckenstein and O'Neill to the
scene. Her throat bears finger marks and
her clothing was very much torn. German
was placed under arrest and committed
to jail by Justice Gonder for a hearing
this morning at 10 o'clock
The evening times., 1898-12-26
ROYAL Blue Line for New York and
Philadelphia.
Southern Ry.
schedule in effect December 4. 1851

fSchedule in effect December 4. lS5S.
All Tralns arrive and leave PeuRsyivania Pas
senge5 M--Da1Iy. local for Danville, Char
e md vav stations connects az Manassas daily
-. - SITasburG and HaFrisonburgr and at Lynch
~ 10 I-ith the Norfolk and Western daily
Ii.15 A M-DaiIy, the UNITED STATES FAST
,,SU pullman Seepers. New York and
washington to ss t hi IaiSs at an5 S1s s-
STs ouIS \ C. knoxville, Chattanooga and Mem
Pil Tenn, and at Charlotte with Pullman
Sleeper for Augusta Pullman sleeper, New
&st 70 New Orleans, uniting at Charlotte
80 pullman Sleeper for Atlanta. Con
"lIA ~ Iyuchbtlrg with Chesapeake snd Ohio
psy1Svav for Lexington daily except sunday, and
49, Bridge daily; Solid train, Washington
NaIHl~- VI 0rIs3ns without change. Dining
10 70: sunset personally conducted tourist excur-
ion sleeper on this tram every Wednss-
slou' s' - Saturday TO San Francisco without
change change p M.-Loeal for Front Royal, strasburs
,rd H,-risorh,Tg, daily, except sunday
ana "a p, N.-DaiIy. local for Charlottesville
3ot5 p M.-Daily, WASHINGTON AND
iO3r1I1IyvESTFRN. iO311 YESTIBULED LIMITED. COM
sI sOS ~ pullman Vestibuled Sleepers, Dining
70 and Day Coaches, Pullman S!eepers, New
Iars 80 Nashville Tenn, via Asheville. Knox
;Ii md Chattanooga; New YORK and Tampa, via
CtH,,.a Columbia, Savannah and Jaeksonville;
NS NeM ond Washington to Augusta, with con
ii ioii for Aiken New York 10 New Orleans.
me- me- atlanta and Montgomery VeSgibuled Day
c~acf q Washington tc Atllnta- Southern Railway
SSGt, car Greensboro TO Montgomery
InRhn' nm New York and Florida Limited viii be
res reTRRISS On WASHINGTON AND OHIO d.
vIST0S leave Washington 9:0I 4. ~ daily and
- II. daily except Sunday and 6s25 P. N.
S,,rday only, for Round Hill; 4:S2 P. II. daily
SS-t Sunday .ur LeesoGrg, and 6:25 P. ". daily
f UsrpdGn Returning, arrive at Washington
Sc 4. NJ daily and $40 P. NJ; Sundays only.
aud s.i5 T. NJ daily except Sunday from Round
Hi and T.O6 A. u. daily except sunday, from
Herrdon, and s:3I A M- daily except sunday
from I.essfurg-
Tl.-oneh traias from the sou'h at WASH
irrtpu. 6:I2 4. ~, 2:20 p. " and 9:05 p. NJ.
TIST il, phrng l. noon daiiv. sunday. and
Sos P. " daily, and $50 A. N. daily fEom
Cha i1t,eS1 lie.
Tickets, Sleeping car reservations and other in
formation furnished. and baggage called for and
checked from hotels and residences by Union
Transfer Company. on orders left at Ticket on
ces 705 Fifteenth st. NV, 5ll Pennsylvania Ave
nue. nw., and at Pennsylvania Passenger Station
Telephone call 14il for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service.
General Manager.
J. ii. CULP. Traffic Manager
w A. TURK. General Passenger Agent
L. s. BROWN Gen A@t-- Pass. Dept
The evening times., 1898-12-26
THE KAISER WILL MAKE
A GRAND NEW AVENUE

New York, Dec. PA Berlin cable 10
The Journal says:
Emperor William intends to have the
branch oi ,ae river between the Castle
Bridge aad tha Gertraudten Bridge filled
up and 10 use il FOR a magnificent avenue
which shall bear his own name.
The cost of this establishment of the
imperial capital will be about So 0ag. 900
The evening times., 1898-12-26
SNEAK THIEF MAKES
A CHRISTMAS HAUI

Trenton. Dec. 26.-Mrs William l.
Smith, Of East Liverpool. Ohio. who is
here on visit TO her father, Richard
Barlow. reported TO the local police that
q satchel containing $500 in money and
diamonds was stolen from her on the
lrain. She was riding in Pullman car
and missed the satchel at Allegheny. Pa
when she discovered that a similar
satchel had been substituted for her own
In her seat while she was ina toilet room
IL the car.
The evening times., 1898-12-26

Pains in the chest when a person has
a cold indicate a tendency toward pneu-
monia. A piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound on
to the chest over the seat of pain will
promptly relieve the pain and prevent the
threatened attack of pneumonia. This
same treatment will cure a lame back in
:. few hours. Sold by Henry Evans.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, s3S F
Street northwest and Connecticut Avenue
and Street northwest and 1923 Maryland
Avenue northeast,
The evening times., 1898-12-26
WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED, 50 up; the only paperhanger
in the city giving written guarantee with all
work; samples brought; lowest prices for best
painting; send postal. WM. V. MAIIONEY, 1920
L ST. Anacostia branch, 113 Pierce ST.
de1l-lmo-Su ex
BETWEEN XMAS AND NEW YEARS is good
not let us start now so your home will be ready
for the New Year? We paper rooms with rich,
stylish paper, 81 Up. Finest work F. c.
N0LTE $40 9th st. NO BRANCH. dealt
FIRST CLASS PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING
Rooms papered $1.55 up; samples brought
w. +. HUNT, 72s 10th ST. NV. deI5-lmo
The evening times., 1898-12-26

No one has to suppose which is the
best beer, for Heurich's in competition
with all others leads. Heurich's is always
the same, pure and wholesome Phone
ga, Arlington Bottling Co.. for case,
The evening times., 1898-12-26
A SPEEDY CURE

for Lost Manhood, Weakness, Nervous Debility.
Impaired Memory, Results of Errors OF Youth,
Blood Poison, Diseases Of Kidneys and othel
organs. Advice and valuable medical book, seal.
ST., New York City.
no27 g., ,tu, ,thu-2mo
The evening times., 1898-12-26
NINE. FLORENCE JUDSON.

Palmist and Mind Reader Consult on all bust
ness. travel, changes speculation. marriage love
etc; this lady tells correctly the past. present.
and future Hours. 10 a IN. TO p. m sunday.
10 a. m. to P. m lll2 C ST nv. Price. 81
de14-tf
The evening times., 1898-12-26

rift & Chapman Wrecking Company of
New York for this work, the company TO
receive $4,000 if it delivers the vessel to the
Government al Norfolk
The evening times., 1898-12-26
FOR RExT-TYPEwRITER.

IlPEW RIrEKs for rent, %, $3.50 ana "a per
month: iE and Try one NEWMAN'S.
e1 7th 1t. noS-1 1-zmoeu
The evening times., 1898-12-26
LADIES, GOODS.

OUR ten dollar SEWN Machines come with five
years guarantee and complete set of attach.
ments; instructions free at your residence; a
penny postal will fetch one to your house on in
spection free. c. AUERBACH, & II, General
Agent Domestic Sewing Machine Co. del-3mo
The evening times., 1898-12-26
LOST.

STRAYED OR STOLEN-A white and liver col
ored pointer named Tip. Return 10 425 \ st.
NV; reward Item
LOST-On L ST., bet Ith and Sjh sts. sw. ladies'
brooch pin, set with pearls. diamond in cen
ter, attached to lace handkerchief. valued
gift Liberal reward if returned 10 A. ". NOACK,
7l9 z 81. sw., o. star Office de26-3t EN-
LoST-December u, black face: named Prince.
Finder please return TO 1905 sth It. NV, and
receive reward de2G-3t. EN-
L0ST-sl0 bill, by working girl; Saturday night,
24th; reward. III ST. NV. de26-St
LOsr-Seoteh terrier puppy; tail and ears re-
Gently cut; eyes sore. Reward il returned 10
u st. de26-3t
LOSr-Quarter-moon 5-diamond scarf pin, between
5c and I0c Store and Kann's Saturday night
Please return. and receive good reward X.
STUCKMAN, 212G II ST. NV. de25-3t
LOST-DecembeI 23 diamond screw stud; near
carat; odd shape. Liberal reward If returned
to WI DIETZ, 1913 Pa. ave de2i3t en-
The evening times., 1898-12-26
WANTED-BICYCI.ES-

WANTED-A gentleman's secondhand, high-grade
bicycle cheap for cash; must be in good con
dition. Z. h, this office. de26-3t, EN-
The evening times., 1898-12-26
NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS.
COG f st, N. w.

0O6 f ST. n. w.
Gold filings and bridge work specially at
the lowest price; amalgam filings, soc; full sets
OF teeth on plates, So; extracting. either by gas
or local spray, absolutely painless, 5Oc: With
out. Csc; all work done by experts ard guar
anteed the best; open Oh Sundays nom 10 to )
o'clock. Eh22 item