davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-14

Serb. gtaifeL 331 gaR Com.
tterce' Strabe. Gelb. unb @arten.
Sdmereien fiets friid. Winter Surf
Oats. @ossen unb GerRe ftir Wiuter
pafure. Pratts Food far Vferbe.
8tbs unb pabner. Oas bette WiiteI.
UNI 0abner leeen 80 MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-14
4lle @rtea bon yelepbouoient
fiir Qlle Ueb1lferunasflafen

Dte ,Gitbipeitltdje geIe8rapbs tsno
9eIepbpn 3pnpa8nte" TT etne fDrt'
fGrittltdbe Snftitmttun uttb TIRE fpadl=
ienbe Hupularit1t lit baS &einltat
tbrer 8entiibmms, iidb ibren annben
tn ieber 9Setfe btemffbar 81 ertuetiem.
Seoer Wtamtt Dpn 8ertnaen Wfttteln
fanm fidb ben Gebramd| etnes Sele=
pbuuS tit tr8emb einer Jprn letften,
8eraoe 10 gut tute ietu tuDblbaben6erer
9satbbar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-14
@nlf sbore-H Habm.
Su Gureus $anfe

,pout Sbr nur bas reinfte Bier sebrau=
den. Die slnbeuler 8ai9 8retpins
S(Sfociation itellt ibre neri6iebenen
8iere nur aus MalS anb 6spfen Der 1;
iie iiub baber sur@ans rein, ba teinerlei
Sall9uns porsenpmmea tpirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-14
Sn Berlin batte man alIaemei

ansenommeu, bab. isitbem 6err b.
Mbstubaben ole Na9foIaer bes 6err b.
b. Nede, Wlinifier bes Snneru oemor.
ben, nun enbli9 bic Beiidtiguug bes
9errn 4iriGner als Oberbiirgermei(fer
BON Berlin erfolsen perbe. Dem 1T
tsbo9 ni9t TO unb bic .8srIiner Bolts.
aettung" fammert baber, baB bie BE.
tdtigung8frage nod tmmer unerlebigt
Jet, obalei@ 0err bon Rbeinbaben nun
bereits ftuf Wo9en Miniiter lei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-14
Sn Miuers. aubiaua. MIR stp

= Su Miusrs. Subiana. nur etwu
70 Weilen bon gbicago, fogen bic
yulpermablen ber Metna.@ Com pagnie
IN bic 2uft. uebsr 5000 pfuub
Sprenefofe uaren Ia benz @eb6ube &c.
lagert. Die Oetouation murbe In
Chicago bentIi@ berfpart. 3mei Arbei.
ter, welGe H9 in ben Mhbleu befan,
ben, tuerben Dermibt. GlhdIi9erweiie
batten iitt bic It's Arbeiter ber NuIa.
gen ole nod 6anfe besebeu. oils bic
ggplofion erfoIsts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-14
q. u. s. n. y. Habn.
Nbfahrt,

gsad @alueiton, Souiton unb guero
tGgli6 ..............9:00 Horm
@a6 Corpus gbriiti, Granias 8aB
unb 8eepile tdsli1. 81 100 Na@m
gea6 &errbille tdslib, aussenomnren
Gamftass u. SonntaSs, 1915 Nadm
9ad &errpille, Gonntass 8 80 8orn1
Nad &errbile, Gamitass. A 80 ga9m
Nufumft.
8on @alpeiton, 9oulton unb guero
td9lt6 200 MbenoS
Bon Corpus gbriiti, Mranias 8aB
uno 8eebille td9li6. 20 Na9m
Bon &errpille tdsli9, aussenommen
Sonntass unb Monta9s. .......
..................10:45 8orm
Won &errpiQe, Sonntass, 80 Mbenbs
Bon &erruille, Montass g as Born
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-14
N nfun ft.

@On galifornien, Dienitas unb Srei>
tag. :15 Mor8enS.
@on New Orleans, Dienftas uno
5reitag g......... ...2:O0 Nadm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-14

= &arotnantb's "KOH1-NooR"
y leifift bdIt Idnser on oils 8 on.
oere. Wsan feae cline probe an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-14


Mas mid ntspa eHmn st untan sab ss It mfboss M
S6be nr se1eben SD babe earn oaB Sm fr
nnos abeaueos 5am be sase Sesss uo s'af sporn
fnb,
sae aubsans ammH@ ano f9ss fe as bic
guae b06fe gasbet aue 9srna M ar nr ab
brauht SD benbm esben See e IN biem
9b sep01nIb erans fos @ se 9ua
sbb bic qusno aud ennteRen sfon mo W pp ei5 e n
Se eas qsa a nr Oas saaer isn fa 81 IF bs Dag be ate
idtenfen daen Grippe rn arnea Dena
@ aber aIs elm &er mtnbe aeI bafar re bs6 yebe ID
psIe ber Rraen nrc- Stt NIT Sir porirfFiden @hb:.
Sn Sduen Gbpdd bic nnm @t bin i'd bauon ateest b
tt 9attI unn 4runa stomt
ben f9mfen Srmon sewa, Grauen nsIdbig
sn uns bic euod bic e6d oas ele oue
benz aRdb9eaHe bis hens
run se9cben un bes SD wan4e bab e ms DAME ar eat
Bud @enh uno Sd6nbdt n Soenb aanb
ansnbe bete gsass wrefmor baeee
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-14
Yerlie6rnagsnta6regef,t

iin6 beiisr ais Seilmittel. Gutt's 9ebers
Biaen beilen nidt uur, iOnbern iis Der.
treibcn, ipenn redtieitis senOmmsn,
Gopfdmfr,sn,
DDSpspfie, @allenleibsn, Malaria, Ser.
itOpiuns, @elbiudt, trase qebertbdtiS'
tstt uno dbniiae &ranfbeiteu.
Sutt's 2eber-ViQen
tariren inter aasw Hmftanoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-14
M. 6. & =. Wabm.
Qfhfnhrt.

@ad @aeo, Sort @ortb, Dallas,
&anias GitD, ct. Souls unb Chi
ca9o ta9li6.
IS 100 Morsens unb 8 80 Mbenbs.
Gntunft.
8On gbicaso. ct. Souls, &anias
gttp, Dallas. Sort @ortb uno
8aco, tdslid.
....8:30T Torm. ,tnb 10 20 Mbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-14
eanfet eiusiteo.

9aad galifornien, 5reitass, 3:35 Mors.
Na4 Stem Orleans, Dienltas unb
Jreltag -. .......2:2O Na1m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-14

- %. o. Robiufon bon bier Ia oils
genfus'S s'Superintenbent ftr ben 5. te,
yaniften Oiffrilt ernannt tporben.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-15
Quien mucho abarca

a ST Emulsion @ d = s 0Ta de Nueya York nn han hecho pre-
emuones Iere pe s. na M Hoduden una Emulsion peec No producer
en- oonde Sc emboten mezconzas radas de moio
en- g de cas aosas peo cuidandose oo
que convene los entemoS Pdn
] ae scott los que deseen perder un tempo pres f
l W dDe cIanar
h ~ egta Emulsion de Scott es adabey ac dge @ Ia hntac
nsa.d los PuoneS 0esdea de Tfs Escn5h1a
ro1e IQblste Alma los g6bulos oos sane Cla Anea
oon 81 uso los niho Sc desaroTan fuedes robusos ~ ~
hinton
incu
hay
SSFanhda" SCOTT & BOVINE, QUIr1COS NJEVA YORK
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-15
7EA7I DE- TARIAS
F1NCAs

Sc yende en- Jaana Disz, bar,io da
Hato Puerco, uua estalcis oomnpaste
de 900 on. rdrs propiaa psra pastos :
tfntoe memories 3 media bora del nus.
bio.
0tEa sstsnqia e0 Ponce, barrio Que
brada Lim6n una bora de IA oin5sd
oomPU esta dc uiehto cuarsbsa eieco
cusrdaa sembrados en- psFte d. eaf6 :
pFoplos para psstoa y frutos m,sorss
Un solar en- Il oslle de Wives t,,s is
VaTas de frenda-por so de fondo
Uu solsf en- Il barfio de ia Csr,.,s
tormanio esquina, sn ID cslls pusva 80
1000 vafas ousdTadss.
Oaatro ealfOa nuevoa con e5ssr,sas
demss sooeEaFios.
seFa gIaa6oado q enc snsrsosa A.
ootieias del psrsd61o az np ~ 80 IS
&c he ext1sYisde, de loa Dasos
'aceaion Msttey, barrio sport6ook
euyns asass eos los sirnisntss. csisz
,nalalio aozao oon lss iniaislss
ale iaEezs arfgs a5a
aaAsaA eae aalIa lees 1a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-15
l Son Estes Sus Sintomas i?

fredilecct0n al 0nanismo, emisioneg de- dia
ue hOche derrames al estnr en- presencia IA
VIZ wv persona Gel se1o opuesto al entreteneF
lucas l9sclNilsi gialos, oOntraeciones de IA
lnusoulos lque son precursOres de Ia Epllen.
slAi pensamientOs y suenOs VoluptuOens. -
lOcael0nes, tendencas dormitar 3 dormir
senlsaeion s'sl &c em6rutecimiento, perdida de Ia
Voluntad, faita de energia impogibiiidad ia
concentrar las ideas. dolores eTi las niornss y
sh lo9 musouios, sensation de tristeza v az
uesanento inquletud lalts de mcmOria. inde.
Cle!on melaneOlll, cansanclo despues de uual.
auto autoT esiuer19 ptqueno, mauehas dOtantes
nnte la vista, debiliiad despueS DC! acto Q "a
una perdlda inyoluntaria; derrsme al haoeT
ssiueTz0s en- Ia siila ruido silbdo en- Ia
gllos, timldez, manos y pies pegalusaJ y fros
SseLl9r Qe algun peligro lnminente de muerts
OnlOItuhlo, lmpots ncia parelal 8 total ders
rame premature tardlo, p6rlida 8 disInInii-
nieA oe los deseOs, deoaimiento de IA senslbi.
uua0t QtgAnoS CaldOs yd6biles, dispepsis etc
etc' Algunos de esos sintOmas son adver.
SonSias nat uIales para uu h0mbro quo dpes
tecuperar sus enervadas fuerzNg titalas
HeaaIa ser presa do algUna fatal enfels
Nosotros sollcitamos do todos QUO spFran
~ ~ aleuLno &c l0s sintomas eneima enumes
rad0s, CUE OBSERPlfN HTFN ES7'H
a akfSo, comunicandoso con nuostra Com
bellt " tneaicos espeeialistus que han toni.
go Yelnte amos do experlencia fFafando eS,-
telineaades de los nervios del sistena Se.
faelon radical y perma1ente.
E1Hlenos una relaci0n oOmpleta de Ru caaa
een1onos toqo su nombre direction, eiad
2pHpaoion, 81 ea oasadO sOltero. cu8lea NJ
.os sintomas nombrados Sc le han nantes
pa lAap ID, q I'd. ha usado aigun traia-
s's memo lara RQnofrea, estroohez, sitllis ak
NliA qtie enfermedad Yenefea. Nuestra
sa4ssa ss..si ae medicos diagnOstioara ensevulda 3
21ll9aa1osfmente su case lgratlsl informar3
= y W, de 10 qae le cuesta un tratamiento ia
~ 99las, on el que So efectuara una curao,6n
e J se e resta a9leceFa ID su compile
koioso 81 I'd, hos remite s. en- hflietes "a
~ ~ lals como qafantia dc bucna fe. e envis.
{sihos easefulda las modicinas redueridas
.. ~ otte9 reg tFaoos tan pronto como niles.
9 tIalamiento cue ID, debs somefefsa
VoAPAEIA xHrzgIAIIsTA del HORTE |
Q Broadway,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-15
GRAN OPORTUNIDAl PARA LOS ENFtRMOS

Professor III ba ge dunte vida Cstudios una in
fortuna lr ceebre fco todos los
puebIos del mundo Fl .bla diez idiomae.
RI tlmbien ha hsoho mravos Ytk Chic go, San
Francisco todos los Estados de
Ha tad0 Moo, Cno Sur America Chile, PeI Repuhll-
ca Argentina Brazil Portugal L6ndrep
81 6nico one ha deseublsrto
grsudes maravllosos remedios
que los mpurezas d. Is sg ohfe Clones
del cerebro p6tdd dc memorial baen coorbuen pto
Ufsrmedads del oozon nmacooes de las rod
del cuerpo oatarro nfsrmedad del hgd insomnia Daea Gro
uics Dnt5t ouareuta oha hoas Ftuas Eprofuss Efe
nsd dss del los rim d muier de los nervos ENpo
tsnca sG eDf9medes de p dolores los masuo5 hueso
papa on dol oorazo eo dsPps hsdondz de
Ia bo paraiss ldgd bonquts hdropssia perdd del obeo
sodera araas nfsnsla les d Ia espna Dsa las cadeas
Roonend nos o 1vone pedln Ia eperanz pues pueden
ourados proasneata p9r procedmiento maavosoF
TIuemos gran existsnoia eu botca
No uSam)s pldoraS aoid01 nj venenos.
Los mas m6io rscmendn trtaAento
d. mas gas para enfsrm oroaioas.
Nils d Mills d infotn,do que ufeop argos ahn han si1o
ouados hlbsnd sid sntesd a1hnoalos .miueno m6dcas
PARA LAS SENIOR rs Y SENORITAS
Tnemo' epec6oo para haOer deaapror d. las
erupoues vovendo cults color natural hacienda
apaeoer vn la dos produentos de massage
A,udil conveneees
GMls d3la Lima frente la Crce al lsdO del Clmado
Ponce Julio Is de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-15
( NUN. 2.29l
INTEREsANTE. Agencia general

INTERSTATE. Agencia general
para tOda clase de cOmisiones.
Los que suscriben tienen el honor
de ofrecerse al publico en- general,
tant0 de esta ciudad, como de los di-
ferentes pueblos de la Isla, extran-
jero, para cobrar cuentas, gestionar
asuntOs comerciales 3 judiciales, re-
presentar empresas periodisticas etc.
ETC., y desempenar cralquier comi
sion por difisil que sea. Lo que hare
mos con la actividad Y puntualidad
debida.
Los que deseen honrarnos con sus
6rdenes pueden dirigirnos su cores.
Ipondencia a nuestras oflcinas, sitO
en- la calIe de Isabel No. 39. Ponce
Julio II de 1890. - Gu Hc41p0 BMSta,
Negnte LWtS AIo0reS. Direction AL
Yarez Y Bustamante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-15
HONBRES Dion.

Fafece que el Creador ha ordenado, que des-
Paes ~ ~ sungre 81 fuido vital seminal sea
Ia sustancia mas preciosn en- Ell euernn dal
HnonlDre, y alguna perdid9 cOntranat1ral de
q PrOqucira siempre r5su2Vados desastrosos.
muchos hombres han muertO de enferme-
9aaes 9es corrlentes, tales como las del coraz6u,
ueI hlgadl' de los rlnones, Intermediates pul.
Huaq gastarse, expOnlendose asi ser fAciles
Nctmas de estas enteuhedades, euandO az
9unas ca1as do nuestras medicinas, tomadas
Tempo, habrian impedldO estas debilitantes
pefaiqas, asi preservand0 su yitalidad para
medades. - sA'ASA
Muohos hombres han uegado lenta, pero
seguramonte, a un estadU de domencia in-
durable causa do estas perdidas. sin sahar
Ia Yerdadera causa del NAL 1870
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-15
PRIYILEGIo CONTRA CADUOiDAD

sObre este amamOs muy parOurmente la atenci6n del M
hCO POr ser Ia dnica COmpan del Connente Aaercano an
onCede semeiante Prvilego "
sspue de ber sssdo VICENTE dosaaou no m paes al ~
v1ncnento Seserss ess vsor de pTe
uA medic Peuo h toHSs NJ CA3UCAkA
.poEs e eh0 PTsnG P0saa eoutn snpo
NEE ds eseTVa enea sea suhc cubr
ssdysEI que persona d dsne vona do podor una psT
dcbs
aecntnura henpo CADJCA6 4 oin.-
eontaea
AlA PAGA1A Ill FA1uk DEL
aos Ysaosy aeaos po "a GVaRANA, daveaesde
ae satena ssno ysqufhvO,
Sao qas TsapTsaaaOlsa sOaoO ssssuado ~
q asegurados bien de sus familiss
ssso as sasAAghAh P0t1As ngERA ABAND0NA
4 devangsdes. = 4 - y - N1'A AN"s@1
S9Gko hsysa pagsdo los pnos durn TRE
Mos Y Mas la CodIANA nssado szpsd
entire 9s nsa das de Poz sda uuesn POZA
~ % asO ss ooa' 0lgALEs cALe pueds
l@9s str slc GGC De Ia anuas eonpst
EhsPLOi u ana PoiE De vida dies % as de 5000 be as
aa 8 sean 9 iS9o P' u'U9'
abrs eondiei0nss prveos mas tsvorsbes para los sss
urados que los que ofreca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-15
m V1l9R R1Oa

Ter ocupaei6n elm pagan prma extra. ' "4 @4''@ :
EEena diaa de para pago de- orn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-15
La EstreIIa
DEL NoRTE

DEL N0RTE
DE- JOSE n. PaNAs
oompleto surtido da provisloa e fresssl
y 9afatas 0ompra , genta De iratos de
paia 09uaerFaa slinentloias. Vsriaiaa
sH Woo takHcez Y eiqsFrllias. MantenuE
ltA k1onftidos etc Oegyezas &c las al
aoredltadss matcst.
oee1'lla De paa . eallstas
0aa1ias ssyo g de 1893 1n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-08-15

SupHcamos a nteleente p6bieo ds ssts Tsls Is ls -
ado de esa heosaa coDdcones svndo as ser soprenos
OF sooedades no ganhdasi ante De aeguar vuess yss
omad mas iaformes de-:
storeF Saeeilsiekdsate-C B. Meiz Aqssb general
baaqaer0Aga pioisros -Jesds Ne Iaeo Fernando M a.
O Agenls oleaaor Luia Yordan Dkys Agsntes cosotsF
s. Ponce. Blasin Halmsros
fN0at f@a AsaH@Mf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-19

1880 AN PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED Pullman
Sleeping. Dtnlng, Smoking and Obser,a ton
cars Harrisburg TO Chi'ago, Cincinnati In
dianapolis, ST. Louis, Cleveland and Toledo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-19
Grove Chapter Social Meeting.

The Grove Chapter Epworth League
opened its season Of socials last evening at
the home of Mrs. FaunCe fourth vice pres
ident- After a musical and literary pro-
gram and several gramoPhone selections a
collation. was served. The dining room
was beautifully decorated with la France
roses and carnations. Among those present
were Misses BERTHE FaUnce Leila Shaw
Musa Mewshaw. BERTHE Clark Della Sus-
KY, Violet Pearsons, Lillian Clark. Martha
SuSkey, Eva Clark, Lula Mewshaw Nelli,.
Faunce. Ola Peacock, Blanche Hardisty.
Emma Rider. May Rider, Katie Faunce.
Pearl Mewshaw, Lila Lucas: Mesdamcs
Faunce. Mewshaw. Morrison, Keyser, Har-
disty, Duke and b ok: Rev. Mr.. Pearsons.
MesSrS- Wachter. MeWshaw. Mistead Nor
risen, Croft, Duvall. Rob. Carr. Ed Bach
man. VIII Wise. Harry Taylor, George
Beck. Albert Strauss. Rob. Morrison Elmer.
FaunCe, Shelton, Porter, Pilot, Willard
Wachter, Walter Barnes. Harry Lowry
Clarence Smith, Austin Hardisty and
GeOrgs Talbert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-19
SUICIDE OF MRS. HARBOUGH
Breeding Over Her Troubles She Fires a
Fatal Shot.
The Case Investigated by the Coroner
-Remains to he Sent to
LewinsyiIIe, Va.

The remains of Miss Helen Harbough,
who, late yesterday afternoon, committed
suicide by shooting herself at No. 1924 New
York avenue. were this morning removed
from the morgue to the undertaking estab-
lishment of ]. F. Burch, whence they will
be taken tomorrow afternoon to Lewins-
vile. Va, for interment.
An investigation into the circumstances
of the suicide led to the discovery that the
act was premeditated, and was the result,
as alleged. of domestic infe'icity. 1t is re-
ported that for a long time there had been
differences of opinion regarding religious
questions between MIR. and Mrs. Harbough,
and that this led to a separation between
the parties.
1t is stated that Mr. Harbough, who lives
in Georgetown. called Saturday last to see
his wife, but she refused to admit him to
her presence.
He was notified of her tragic death. The
brothers of the deceased made the arrange
ments for the proper burial of the woman.
1t is stated that Mrs. HarbOugh had been
Respondent for a long time. and had often
expressed the wish that she might die. The
me mbeTs of the family with whom she re-
sided, that of Mrs. CaVanaugh, did all they
could to divert her mind. but were unsuc-
ceSSful
In preparing for the commission of the
act Mrs. HarbOugh removed a portion of
her clothing in order that there would be
no obstruction in the passage of the bui-
let The report of the shooting was heard
by q lady on the upper floor of the dwell
ing, but she paid no attention to the mat
ter, she thought the noise was made by
a picture falling. Mrs. Cavanaugh, to
whom the matter was reported, remember
ed the threats Mrs. Harbough had made
regarding the ending of her life, and her
daughter, aged twelve years, who had just
returned from school. was notified. a
search revealed that Mrs. Harbough was
not in her room. The bath room was found
the dead body of the unfortunate woman
being found upon the floor
Had Made Previous Attempts.
1t is stated that Mrs Harbough had sew
eraI times previously attempted to make
away with herself, once about two years
ago, while she was visiting her brother,
Mr.. Frank Gantz, near Hyattsville, Md.
Ii is reported she threw herself into an
old well from which she was rescued by
her brother, who nearly lost his life in the
attempt She was afterwards sent to a
hospital. where she remained for several
weeks 1t was believed she was "out of
her head" and she was, it is said, later
transferred to St. Elizabeths Asylum,
where she continued for time under treat
ment. but was eventually discharged as
cured.
After Coroner Carr viewed the body and
learned the circumstances of death he had
the body removed to the morgue and gave
the necessary permit for interment. Mr..
Frank Gantz, above referred to, was noti-
Messrs Fred and VIM. GantZ. other broth
ers of the deceased. arrived and made the
necessary arrangements for the final dis
position of the remains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-19

The employees of the firm of VIM. Hahn
& Co. spent delightful and enjoya able
evening in celebrating the twentieth ami
versary Of the employment of Mr.. John
Walters as a salesman and window dresser.
Refreshments were served with profusion.
song and jollity reigned supreme, and dur
ing the course of the evening Mr.. VIM.
Hahn, the senior member, on behalf of the
firm. presented Mr.. Walters with a hand
somely engraved gold watch, at the same
time expressing his appreciation of the long
and faithful services rendered. Mr. David
Wolf, on behalf of the employees. also in a
neat speech. presented Mr.. Walters with
valuable meerschaum pipe and tobacco
jar.
Among the local talen present was little
Miss Elsie Worth. who, by her clever sing
ing, contributed largely TO the pleasure of
the gathering The evening closed with a
toast and rising vote Of thanks to Mr.. Wolf
for his happy management as chairman and
POSTMASTER of the occasion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-19

STATION COX Err on SIXTH AND b STREETS
1865 An. WEEK DAYS PITTSBIIRG EXPRFsSS
IParior and Dining Cars Harrisburg 10 Pitts-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-19
Hotel Arrivals.

Arlington-F. K. Brelner, Boston: w. H.
Howiss, Hartford, Conn; W. A Merigoid,
Chicago; c. B. Taylor, Detroit; H. c.
Baker. st. Paul
Ebbitt-A- w. Rapp. West Virginia: John
Hermon, Cincinnati; S. H. Smith, Dayton
Ohio: Chas. Chase. Holyoke, Mass
Metropolitan-B. A. Newlard, North Car
DINA; w. r. Gordon, Philadelphia; H. E.
Remington, Providence, r. l.
National-T. A. Bell st. Louis: c. L.
HoTan. West Virginia: c. s. Acker, Kan
sas: y. Jordan, Richmond, Va.
Raleigh-C. NJ. COrney, New Bedford
Mass; W. A. Hall, New York: w. b.
Sampson. Cincinnati; J. G.. Stikley, Rich.
mond, Va; p. Stickney, Boston.
Rggs-D. NJ. Dodd New York; F. S
Hope, Portsmouth, Va.
Shoreham-J. l.. Pope, Cleveland: D. H
Steigers, st. Louis; F. A. Jacobs, Honolulu,
II: /; A w. Winson, Boston.
81. james,. W Breaker. Philadelphia:
W. IL Blodgett. Hartford Conn; e. Lewis
j. f; Minor, New York; A. l. Street Seat
tie. Wash; c. T@ylor, Richmond Va
w eilInSton-J. Il. Young. Kentucky: D. L.
Brown. Cincinnati; c. f. Webb. Boston: T
j. Evans, Akron. Ohio.
Wiliard-E. c. Fitch. Chicago; ]. c. IIogg
Meadville, Pa; T. NJ. Hartigan, New York
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-19
ANACOSTIA HAPPENINGS.
Street Cars Trnnsferred-Sidewn ON
Private Property.

Since the discontinuance of traffic on the
old Belt line on the 18th street branch of
the road uptown all the cars and horses of
the road have been transferred to the com
pany barns in Anacostia, from which they
leave each morning, returning at night
The Belt line has in operation between 9th
and f streets northwest and the wharves
seven cars, running on a seven minute
schedule, against nine cars operating on
ten minute schedule before the recent
change in route went into effect. When
work is begun on the Anacostia line the
Anacostia cars will, 1t is understood, go to
the Metropolitan road and transfer by way
of NJ street southeast.
This morning District workmen tore up
a large portion of the pavement abuttng
the Friedrich property at the corner of
Harrison and Monroe streets, it having
been recently ascertained that the side
| walk included a part of the property, add
ing to it about 800 feet of ground. For
the last eighteen years the ground has been
in use as a part of the sidewalk and as a
result of the work this morning but little
pavement remains in front of the property.
1t is believed the street will have to be
encroached upon now to secure ground for
sidewalk of fair width
No one knows how the mistake in survey
| ing was first made, but it is stated that
| some years ago the Friedrich estate do
| mated to the District ground for public
| sidewalk in front of the property, and it is
said the owner will demand that this part
be located and the pavement constructed.
| For three weeks a dangerous opening of
| large proportions has existed in the west
| sidewalk of Nichols avenue, near the Hills
| dale culvert, caused by the earth sliding
| away to the ravine below. The place be-
| came dangerous to pedestrians that it
| had to be covered with long boards and
have lights hung near it at night time. The
| Commissioners have ordered that 1t be
| repaired by the extension of the culyert
| wall, thus preventing the sliding of the
| bank
| The meeting of the Anacostia Citizens
| Association, which was to have been held
| last evening, was postponed until the reg
! ular meeting evening In next month.