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Evening star., 1899-02-10

the present generation something to re-
member with as much pleasure"
1t is understood the petitioners will he
Informed by the Commissioners that no in
reference Will be made with the children
so long as they indulge in the sport in q
proper manner. You may be sure" re-
marked Chief Sylvester of the police de-
partment, In speaking of the matter today
mat | Will do nothing to stop the children
enjoying themselves in a harmless way
Some complaint has been made that parties
coasling on the hill have been guilty of i'm
proper conduct, but while have instructed
the cfficers to arrest every one guilty of
dtsorderly behavior there will be no inter-
terence with the children so long as they
behave themselS es, and that, 1 am sure,
they will do
Evening star., 1899-02-10
CHARGE DISMISSED,
case Brought to Attention of Police
by Personal Encounter

Percy Harding, young man, living In
Northeast Washington. was tried in the
Police Court today on a charge of assault
on girl named Alma Wilson, and the case
was dismissed. 1t was alleged that the
affair happened at the house Of Mrs For
rest. No. 1906 Linden street northeast, last
Saturday night. Hearing of the complaint
against Harding. Charles Pepper, 1t is al
legged. called on him last night and asked
for an explanation. He also said he want
ed TO fight 1t out, or he would settle the
affair later on. Harding thought there was
no time Ike the present, and he went with
Pepper to an out-of-the-way place and en-
gagged in fight. Pepper was worsted in
the conflict. and then the police learned of
what had taken place.
Precinct Detective Sam Browne made an
investigation and Harding's arrest on a
charge OF assauling the girl followed.
Judge Scott heard the testimony of a num-
Der or witnesses. and, as already stated
dismissed the charge.
Evening star., 1899-02-10
Fires Cause Damage,

Small fires occurred this morning at the
following places: No 1880 11th street north
west, owned by Patrick Murphy, and occu-
pied by James f. Bias; damage, $50. No
ll31 14th street northwest, owned by a.
Erich. and occupied by Julius Ranor; dam
age. S15. No. 112S street northeast
owned by D. p. Donohue and occupied by
z. NJ. Blake; damage, s25. No. Cos street
northwest, owned and occupied by w. A.
Reuss; damage. $50. No. l773 Willard street
northwest. owned and occupied by R. H
Atkinson; damage, S75. Also, In the house
on Shepherd row near Brightwood avenue
owned by Jacob Franz and occupied by Mr.
Edward +. Oyster
Evening star., 1899-02-10
Glass Reunion.

The class OF 'od. Business High School
will hold its third annual reunion at So
Ciesy Temple building. 5th and C streets
northwest, tomorrow night Officers will
oo elected. after which the members win
be entertained by some OF Washington's
best talent. Refreshments VIII be served
after The program The executive commit
tee. which has worked hard TO rake this
reunion a success, Is composed III Misses
knessSi, Waugh. Leoffier and SinlUnds and
AAAxrk aoznarvalL StAnhan and Gilt
Evening star., 1899-02-10
IN THE BASE BALL WORLD,
Nidyvtnter News and Gossip About
Clubs. MnGnates md Players

Nothing happened yesterday in the Balt-
rnore-Brooklyu deal. The only thing that
could have happened was the finding of
The missing shares of stock by Mr.. Bryne,
the chief blockading stockholder. Mr..
Bryue couldn't find the stock. and the mat
ter VIII not be taken into court until the
arrival OF Mr.. Won Der Horst's lawyer in
New York.
Manager Selee of Boston met Manager
Hanlon in New York last evening, and not
withstanding reports to the contrary. it is
thaught the meeting was prearranged for
thr purpose of exchanging Catcher Bergen
for one Of the Baltimore pitchers, possibly
Cnroett The Boston manager gave out the
news that he had signed Left Fielder Fris-
bee. who was with Kansas City last season,
and Pitcher Street from Dayton, Ohio.
10th PLAYERS viii be given trial at Macon,
Ca, where the club goes March II.
The ulaguates of the Eastern League met
at tae Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York. yes
terdav, and after considerable discussion,
the Rochester club was admitted to take
the pace of the retiring Ottawa team. The
schedule, which begins April 80. was also
adopted
Parke Wilson. the former catcher of the
New York club. who was loaned TO the
Kansas City club last season and was
largely responsible for that club winning
the pannaut of the Western League, has
accepted the terms offered him by that club
and will probably sign a contract in a few
days II doesn't look as If Parlle will be
with the Giants next season after all. He
is needed, however.
President Harry Pulliam of the Louisville
club has received signed contracts from
the following players of his team: Captain
! Fred Clarke Catcher Kittridge, Second
Baseman Ritchey, Shortstop Billy Cling
man, Out1elder Hoy, Pitcher Cunningham
and Catcher Powers.
The next meeting of the magnates of the
National League will be held at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel on Tuesday, February %.
One of the most important things expected
70 be acted upon will be the reduction of
the league to eight clubs. The scheme may
not go through, though.
Evening star., 1899-02-10
IN BEHALF OF COASTERS.
Permission Asked for Children to Use
IL Street Hftl.

A petition signed by -Alonzo o. Bliss and
other property owners, residents and bus
mess people of B street, has been received
by the District Commissioners. In which
the petitioners request the Commissioners
to allow the youths of the city to ride their
sleds and coast down B street hill. Sleigh
ing" say the petitioners. being of short
duration. our children have little opportu-
nifty to enjoy those delights that many of
US remember to have taken so much pleas
ure In when We were younger. Let US give
Evening star., 1899-02-10

swift coasting, and there was a large crowd
of merrymakers out enjoying themselves
The start was at 30th and Z streets, direct
" in front of the entrance to Oak Hill Gem
etery and with slight shove the trains
and single sleds went down the steep hIll
at rapid rate. continuing. II desired, TO X
street. a distance of nearly one mile. In
this Journey 1t was necessary to twice cross
the tracks of the Metropolitan railroad,
once at p street and again at Dumbarton
avenue, while at NJ street the tracks or the
Capital Traction Company had TO be cross
ed. From this point to h street tnere Was
a clear stretch.
Before starting the trains at Both and L
streets the coasters waited until the nehts
of a Metropolitan street ear could De seen
crossing at P street. When this was spled
it was a general signal for all to SHOVE OIL
it being supposed that the cars ran at
schedule OF two or three minutes apart
While this is generally the case, SO
happened last evening that the cars were
punched. Early in the afternoon f1re at
the Gay Street Baptist Church delayed traf-
fic on the road for nearly fifty minutes,
and this kept the cars behlndhand Tor tne
balance of the day. Consequently they
were running much c'oser together than
ordinarily would be the case.
Inquest Unnecessary.
Coroner Carr visited the Georgetown sta-
ton house this morning shortly after IL
o'clock After hearing the statement of the
police and of the motorman and conductor
he decided that an inquest was unneces-
sary The conductor stated that all of the
employees of the road had been looking for
some accident at this point. the only won
der being that a serious calamity had not
occurred before. Upon the order of the
coroner the prisoners were discharged from
custody and permitted to go to Their homes.
The police had the names and addresses
of all those on the train at the time of the
accident, and Of several spectators. though
not one had been summoned, owing to the
uncertainty as to whether or not an In
quest would be held. None of the coast
ing party appeared at the station in the
morning. and the coroner did not think
they could throw any additional light on
the matter. For that reason a certificate of
accidental death was rendered In the case
of young Southey.
Evening star., 1899-02-10
ID u.ERY MAKES
II -LNES S1MPJCND PEOPLE
L L
rCrz AND JEFfatEs MATCHED.
" i'll Fight Wherever the Best Purse
is offered

NEW YORK. February Io.-Boh Fltzsln-
mons and Jim Jelfrles signed articles to-
cay Tor fight some time between April
ana May -, before the club Offering the
larssst purse. Tne night is 70 be for. TWEEN
ty-fve rounds. or 10 finish + that can
b. arranged. Marquis or Queer SORRY rules
ar Jo govern. with the exception that
there IL TO be no hitting In the cliuches or
IL Nroakaways.
Evening star., 1899-02-10
MOTHERS BREAD.
Irade-MarE Registered.

1 ~ SLSS ~ C-LS ~ t(LAS
beware OF limitations OF our Cele-
brated Mothers Bread.
Some unscrupuIous bakers are try
ing u palm off an nierlOr bread for
Our celebrated Mothers Bread.
None Is genuine unless it has the
words, Mothers Bread. Just as
Mother made il" and Made by
Corby 5" Oh every loaf.
ANYTHING else is simply a counter
felt. and Is much inferior in quality.
Our Bread IS Just like cake. We use
cream. sugar and milk in our dough
Mothers Bread Is only made by
Corby Brothers, 1886 Brightwood
avenue.
Ask your grocer for it. If he
doesn't keep it, drop us a postal card
and one of our wagons will serve
you. Telephone LAO.
yag7-fw
Evening star., 1899-02-10
Postponement of Organ R..,,.,

The fifth organ recital at the Church of
the Covenant which was announced for
SATURDAY, February II. will be postponed
until after Easter. Notice of the date Will
De gwen IN the papers, and Mr.. Murray
viii give program made up from ths
numerous requests" he has received.
Evening star., 1899-02-10
DRINK GRAnNsM

AFTER you aaTe concluded that you ought not 10
drink edhet- IL is not a medicine but doctors
order H. because II is healthful, fnvigoratfng aud
eppetlziilg- IL is made from pure grains and has
that reh seal brown color and tastes like the nesp
grades of coffee and costs about u much. Chill.
dTen tike II aud thrive IL because IL is a senu.
Inc food drink containing nothing but nourishment
Ask yeur grocer for GrsiD-0, the new food DRINK
Is and z5c
Evening star., 1899-02-10

1t pays to read the want columns Of The
star Hundreds of situations are filed
through them
Evening star., 1899-02-10
sHARI[EA AND MITCHELL.
NHtrHed To Fight in London for
Eleven Thousand Dollars.

Tom Sharkay and Charlie Mitchell have
been matched to meet IN a twenty-ro,rld
bou- 1T the 30 inghroke Club, London, for
a purse Of Su,0o, May -
Evening star., 1899-02-10

w. and G.. Canadian Special whisky.
Gorsrnmsat guarantee on every bottle.
Evening star., 1899-02-10

Important deposits of sulphur have lately
been discovered In Asiatic Russia In the
yield about 10000 pounds Of pure sulphur
yearly.
Evening star., 1899-02-10
Liabilities. s3,s1s.2o, Assets, None.

Eugene Kahn. salesman, today, in the
Supreme Court of the District Of Columbia
fled petition In voluntary bankruptcy
He states his liabilities to be S3,B15.20, with
no assets.
Evening star., 1899-02-10

81 3O for the So 9s Cmhrcl-
las to wear with tail
or suits. Brown, navy, green.
red aud black silk. with natural
wood handles.
Il VIC tomorrow for the new 25c
Wells. 50c for the esc
novelties, just from Paris.
Evening star., 1899-02-10

Roc tomorrow for the new 4Sc
CyranO Chains, of Jet,
coral, turquoise. rubies, ame-
thysts, etc.
NC for the new 81 Imported
Buckles. of Jewels,
French enamel, gray silver and
rose god.
Evening star., 1899-02-10

SSc tomorrow for new Il ia
bots, Stocks and Pornpa-
dour Ruches. 35c for Mems soc
NeCRwear.
Il GAZC for new Pure Linen
tiandkcrchiefs with
initial and block pattern in cor
ner, hand-embroidered.
Evening star., 1899-02-10
lOc for 1Sc "ScuttIes. :"

GFIupsnned Coal IIuds. strong ana orna
mental . for &c shovel, with long IA
panned handle &c for loo Rising sun
Stove Polish. Basement nour
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-12-08

Loose, May Barr, Cornelia
Blanche Rust, Katherine NJ.
Ochs, Nellie Ewing, Mary Sieber,
Pauline Schoch, Jessie Chriss-
man. Alice j. Healey.
Second Sopranos-MisSes Helen
Hays. Alice Hays, Blanche Craw-
ford. Louise Rose Ilappel. Sara
G. Bellman, Mrs. J. Frank RIDDEN
our. Misses Grace Hall, Flora
Swope. Elizabeth Cofeld, EloiSe
Bell, Clayetta Brownlow.
TenorS-MeSsrS. Louis l.. Ham.
ilton, Rowland Davies, William
Van Lear, b. NJ. Helm, Alex. H..
Mason, Lawrence Healey, Frank
y. Rust, Lynn S. Keller, Il. b.
Carson, j. Grayson Stetfey, L..
Augustus Dillon.
BaSSoS-MeSSrS. Il. A. MeiSin-
ger. c. Victor Koehler, G. T..
ByerS, Andrew X. Black, Alex.
Ferhtig, f. McP. Armstrong,
Frederick Fechtig. Lewis ID.
SyeSter, W. Merrick Huyett, Guy
Snyder, L. 7. Shaft'er.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-12-08
DEMOCRATS IN OFFICE.
New Commissioners, Judges
of the Orphans Court and
Sheriff Begin Their New
Duties.

The newly elected members of
the Board of County Commits
SionerS. MeSSrS. G.. a. II. Snouf.
fer and j. O. IIarne, qualified be-
fore the Clerk of the Circuit
Court on Monday morning last.
and after the oath had been ad.
mlniStered before large con-
course of people, who had gath,
cred tn witness the ceremony, the
Commissioners retired and eff
fected an organization behind
"closed doorS.n
Mr.. William II. Hartman was
the choice OF the majority for
President of the board, and was
elected, thus succeeding himself
to this important position. He
and his colleague. Mr. Singleton
p Ramsburg. are the Ilctfncr
members; Mr. Dean being the
sole representative of the Motter
faction.
After organization, the board
proceeded to select the varionS
officials, over whom they have
control.
EX state Senator Frank G.
Norwood was appointed counsel
to he board. MIR. c. &. AuShcr.
man was re appointed clerk, in
which position he has given en-
tire satisfaction The position of
Janitor was given to John T..
McDevitt, who succeeds Marshall
Il. Jenkins, colored. MIR. Chas.
Routzahn was the only Demo
cratic appointec. He Will he fire
man at the Jail. There was a
nnmher OF applicants for each pc
sition.
On Friday last, Sheriff Charles
y. TroXell and his deputies,
Messrs, lIoltz and Rowe. were
sworn in and took charge of al
fairs. The bond Of the Sheriff
is large one-925, 000-and this
was placed through the Fidelity
Trust x Deposit Company of
Maryland.
The Judges of the Orphans
Court. MeSsrS. Philpot, Lighter
and Meighbora qualified on Mon
day last, and are now getting
used to their new positions,
They should make very efficient
officials.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-12-08
Advertised Letters.

The following is a list OF the
advertised letters remaining III
the Frederick City postoifice.
TO obtain any of these letters, the
applicants must call for ddrertiSed
letters. If not called for within
two weeks they will be sent to the
dead letter office:
Gentlemen'S LiSt-Lence Nor
want, William Shook. Clinton
Wright.
Ladies' LiSt-Miss Matte Bar
rick, Miss Lula Brooks, Mrs. L..
Margan, Miss b. Mills 9th class,
Mrs. Art. n. Whigan.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-12-08
Will Contest Basis Seat.

1t is now regarded as certain
that Mr.. Arthur ID. Willard, Re
publican, will contest the seat of
Simon Il. Bast, Democrat, who
was elected by majority of %
Notice to this effect has been
served on Mr.. Bast. who will take
the proper legal means in the
case to retain his place in the
delegation. 1t is not known
whether Mr.. Willard will take
his claim to the legislature or
have the court decide the mat
ter.
Mr.. Willard alleges Irregular
ties in Jefferson district, where
Al straight Democratic tickets
were defaced and were counted
where they should have been
thrown out.
T.. y
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-12-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE FARM, NEAR LEwISTowN,
MARYLAND

BY virtue OF the power OF sale contained in
the mortgage executed by John Thomas
GeeSey and Amelia NJ. Geescy, his wife TO
The Fredcricktown savings Institution, dated
December 9TH, in the year 1896. and recorded
in Libcr j. l. No ID folioS ISL etc one OF
the Land Records OF Frederick county, Mary
land, |, the undersigned trustee named therein
will sell ut public sale, ut the Court II, use
door, in Frederick city, in Frederick County
Maryland,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-12-08
Changes in Petit Jury.

The following changes have
been made in the petit jury as
drawn last Saturday week:
James o. Harbaugh, District
No. 5, in place of Bernarn Jen-
kinS, excused.
Mr.. w. Hiteshew, District No.
II. in place of Samuel L. Dixon,
excused.
Willard f. Cutler, District No.
IA, in place of Joseph I'll. Souder,
cnSed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-12-08
DIR. Vim. @. Boteler.

Practice limited to diseases of the
Eve, Ear, and Throat. Spectacles adj
iusted for all forms of detective sight.
Spectacle examinations free. Office y
North Market street; residence, east
city limits, Frederick, Md. Office
hours 9 A. NJ. to 5 p. M, except Sun
day Jan. 27-lyr.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-12-08
In Menoriam.

Inc following verses were com
nosed bv Miss Anna / C,rt
I:, A''''" -;
wig "'' " "l"elN Known chrlStlah
worker, al one time stationed III
this city, but now permanently
located in Denver CoIor.dn in
ma,nor,. Of r.u+ ~ E,.I"n ,,., :"
iI'Vi''olH vi Ndl1' > " EN Ter. VINO
departed tmS life ON the 9th day
is a warm friend to tbe FAMILY of
~, 1o,a,,..,,, '' ~ wy ''''''''' VI
t"e oeceaSeo:
Not c"anFed. but gloritied. Oh, u, au-
tious 'anguagc
For yna We weep;
M"urnin. the los of some d AT face d, r.
AIT. d
Fallen hep.
Hustled Ito sileuce, utvr more to
cmto
Tn heats If men;
country
Beyond our ken.
Dearest dead, we saw thy white 81 III
shini"g
DeHinN the l0ct,
Ergh Wijh the beauty and celestial
glotF
OF an imm rial grace.
What wonder we stumble, faint aud
wee ing
And sick VITA fears,
row
And blind with tears.
Can Il b. p'ss be 10 words shall vel.
come
Oar coming feet?
How Will it 10 k that face that we
have cherish 1t,
$500, When I. Xt we meet?
viii il he changed, so gtoritiel ald
sanity,
v..,. That we shall know it lot?
love thee
ANA 1 II I'VE no. tnrGrt?'
On lalt'I,e's Helrt, the same loved face,
tian>hgnrtd,
Sha meet thee thert;
Less ,ad, less WIS tdl, ia immortal
beauty.
ulNluell ialr
me moral We |, dashed pure with
many we. pings.
Is rent away,
pr,son
Htth found the day.
III lhr cI"'T morning OF that otaeI
country
w.. IN PARADISE;
WIN ne S''ne ace thai we have loved
ana cue iShed,
re S'laIi 'rlse.
Lex u, o' 10e"i' -" h s. mourn with
"eei4hg
= M NhnlSh q lace;
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-12-08
ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER Both, 1899.
al the hour OF II o'clock. \. NJ,

all the real estate described in and conveyed
by said mortgage, and consisting of, first, all
that farm about onc-half mile south from
LcwiStnwn, in LcwiStown District, in Freder-
lex county. Maryland. being a tract OF land
called Force Put originally called "Miller's
Chance" containing
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-12-08
Will be q Great Improvement.

The Board of Aldermen have
wisely determined to remove the
old Dill residence which stands at
the head of Fourth street, in this
city. This will enable us to have
one of the finest drivewayS in the
State, at least it can be made so
if there is proper disposition and
knowledge shown by the Board
of Charities and Corrections,
who have charge of Montevue.
Every winter we have hundreds
of trampS seeking a home in our
midst Our own people are una
BILE to get along without honest
labor, so we see no reason why
hundreds of tramps should loaf
on US without earning their bread.
A stone crusher at the institution
would afford plenty of crushed
stone to put over the large stones
now being placed in the road.
This is the only road our people
can ride over without encounter
ing the barbarous toll.gates and
the road should be improved to
the mountain. MessrS. Harm and
Snaulier, our new County Com
missioners, are pledged to give
the people good roads. We shall
watch and see how they carry out
their pledges.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-12-08

This years styles IN Rings are
prettier than ever and you should
see the large assortment at Lam
dis Jewelry Stores. All kinds
and any price You may want.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-12-08

/, NECUTORS' NOTICE.
r.
This is 10 give notice that the subscriber has
obtained rom the Orphans Court for lredcr-
lex County, Ma letters testHmcntary on the
personal estate of
GIDEON BUSSARD,
late of Frcdericil County. Md deceased All
persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned locNhIhtt the same with
the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated,
10 the subscriber, ON or before tho 10Th day Of
July, 1890; they may otherwise by law bc cN-
cudcd from ALI benefit of said estate Those
indebted to the deceased are desired 10 make
immediate payment.
WM. Il. MURPHY and
TtlADDEUS y. BUS~ARD.
has. G. Waters, Executors.
Emory l.. Coblentz,
Attorneys Idpc. S-lt.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-12-08

Subscribe for the CITIZEN, and there
by yet good,>reliable paper.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-12-08
MOTTO r.
TAXPAYERS OF 1898 $ ND 1880.

As my term Of Office expires January LIST,
1900, ana as all taxes are due on said date
take this means Of notifying an who are in
arrears on and after January LIST, 1900 that |
will proceed to close my books Immediately.
All persons having income from mortgages
are subject to taxation, and they are requested
to make inquiry for such bills. Hoping all
win come forward and pay their respective
taxes and avoid furthereSpense
GEORGE l.. KAUFM AN,
dec S-it. County Treasurer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-13
EI.lZABEru CITY.
WILL ENLARGE COTTON MILL
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Especial to virginian-pilot.)

NOpcCldl u NlTSlDldD-GllOt.1
Elizabeth City, n. c., July 12-Mr. ]
B. Flora has started a new brick build
ing on PoindcXtcr street. adjoining NJ
tletchers property.
Mr.. Zenas Fearing, who has been in
Edenton for several weeks. returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. II. II. Sykes, one of Berkley's
Na) police officers. is in our city Wis
ting friends.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Elizabeth City Cotton
Mills. will be held next Monday night
at $50 o'clock at the court mouse. There
VIII be business of Importance to attend
to, as 1t is intended to enlarge the
plant.
DR.. C. ]. Sawyer. of Camden county,
has located in our city. His office is
III the Wadsworth drugstore on the
corner of Road and Fearing streets
Mr.. p. Fl. Williams. attorney at law.
mas removed his office to one OF the
rooms over the Citizens Bank, corner
OF PoindeNter and Fearing streets.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Burrough, of Will
liamston. n. c.. stopped in the city
yesterday en- route for Mays Head
Yesterday the 12-year-o!d daughter
OF Charles Spence. colored, was drown
Ell IN Harrlnston'S creek. The body
was recovered very shortly after she
fell overheard. but nothing could be
done to restore life.
Yesterday Mr.. Robert Bullock. OF
south Mills. was welded to Miss Mag.
gle Askew. of this county. Both bride
hnu groom are well known In our city.
MISS Ieanie Burgess, OF Baltimore.
VINO mas been in our city for several
days visiting the family oc Mr. a
Huckabee. on clearinghouse street. left
yesterday for a short stay in Edenton.