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The Lamar register., 1899-01-18
SANTA FU ROUTE.
Nov sns Improves Train Sen.

DsnseT 10 California 10 ts5 Jaa
Twp fSs; trains daily % Eszs,s "A
and Chicago
Sessa hnufr qpicksf tis1s y "A
Mexic,. ~ I'ssss ard N-lioq
Thr@e Ar~ scene - The iap,ufssss|
olGsred 10 CoioSado traNeSrfn y ~ 81
n Pc raiirusi.
The thrpagh s,ccfihE Grd s21- !
meFytcc has sks1 b-rsa e1tspd@A
Fred Hsrtrlk dinlrz oafs Ard "a.
are tno vel knouu zud hkei i :.
fpruttoa.
Ggarr east. wsaf o. south frus 90
DO tbs h.cst psuts = iha sania u.
E.rceslent lo-cal srrTrse tstrc-E =
vcf. C'aiasado SPunzs. Mssitos q
Puebtn.
For iriurnsa,soa an4 reeTrva,ia-t !
pa any ageut. ur sdifs-s
I.P HALL Gsasrai Assss
isoo LANrcaec Sfsees- usErs'. =
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Try parrnentcT's home production
peach butter.
Family sewing machines, warrant
ed. only $1,000. Irwin's.
Feast & Stevens. north Of depot,
sell Parmeater's peach bu,t"r.
Call and see our line Of Harness
c. c. HUDDLESToN.
Psrmenter's peach butter for sale
by Feast & Stevens, north Of depot,
shor,horn bulls Tor sale. Price
$50 to sI25 NJ. ]. MeaIuIIS.
Carltco. Colo
The annual Convention OF The Ma
tiOnal Stockgrowers' Association Will
be held IN Dcnyer from January y
to q. iuciusiys. On this occasion
the Santa Fe will make rate Of ons
fare for the rUund trip. Tickets viii
be on sale Jan. % and 2s With final
return limit of twenty days
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ABSClUTECY PURE
.g,a s.s.a 60. q. I'd. ,o..;

Home made peach bs,t,r ! l
Poor Farm.
Get your clothes nase "a u
New line Of samples nov ia ~
MeLean's.
Hyou have anything yoa w.
paired tsse il TO Dave Dgs,.;. !.
pair shop Prices reasonabI. ~
work guaranteed.
Fine laundry st popals, -.
Mems clothing cleaned ps,..,t !
orcd and repaired by Lamar L.,
Leave bundles At Cross srs,-,
Why will you risk your IA, /,
gevers aud other dSseasss u,
= Thermal vapor bath eab.st /,
suEe prcvsntstiye Fer clss, /
they are unsurpassed IS
BrlLNas1TA. Ageut-
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Psnoh bntter a Parmenter's.

Peach butter at Parmeuter's.
Our Italian claimate is making a
gallant struggle to come back
B. BB. Brown came down from Pu-
eblo last Saturday and remained over
Sunday.
See the new ads OF Johnston's dry
goods store and Dunning's grocery
on this page.
EE Pike went to Granada today
ia company with Mr. Thompson to
look At some cattle.
The curbstones have been set for
( the sidewalk around the Union Hotel
but the filling is still lacking. u
Quite number of our citizens are
figuring on going to Denver to at
tend the stockgrowers' meeting.
FIJI Rosacrans aud family will
soon move into town. Mr. Rosacrans
has been appointed deputy assessor.
Pixies building on Main street is
receiving fresbing up in froot, Gus
Rapier being engaged in painting 1t
The county clerks office is still
keeping up its record, and the NUN.
Der of instruments filed averages
quite large
Franz Brothers received their large
st. Bernard dog yesterday and the
old fellow makes himself perfectly at
home in the store. -
o G. Hess was elected county at
torney OF Otero county last week, and
the commissioners are to be coEgrat-
ulated on their choice
The Springfield Herald very neatly
aivertises the Santa Fe Route, and
announces that on the California
Liinitel "hirths" are electric lighted.
The Christian church social an
nounced for Friday evening of this
week at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs P. S. Lynch has been postponed.
Manager Golladay of the opera
house has placed an arc light at the
front door, and this enterprise OF the
manager is much appreciated by the
public.
Judge Bloagett received a tele.
gram on Saturday last announcing
the arrival of a new grandson. Mr..
aud Mrs, c. W. Lee, of Pueblo, are
the proud parents.
John Duncan has been up from
Holly part of this week, closing up a
big land deal for the Amity Land
Company. Incidentally, he took in
the show last night. N
G. n Downer has recently pur-
chased very fine incubator and in
tends to try his luck at raising chick
ems. As he intends to go about it in
the right way it IS probable that he
will succeed.
The old "City Hall'' building on
Olive street is being torn down, and
will soon be thing of the past Ii
has long been dangerous fire trap,
and was fast becoming ruin, and
its removal will not be regretted by
anyone.
Quite a number of the Lamar
friends of Miss Myrtle Chapman were
at the depot when No. 2 went through
last Saturday to bid her farewell,
She was returning to her mothers
home in Hutchisou, Kansas.
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Ae.ertised Letter List.

The following is lis, Of she IN
elsimei letters remaining il this Of
isoc January IS. 1880;
Alberta, Joso T.
IsNeliirE NsrC J. W. fJ}
Warner. MIR Gsors~
In calling for these letters please
say @adyer,ised"
ID. T. CooFrs. p. NJ
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StOCkmen, Attention!

800 acre bottom farm under fence,
house, outbuildings, Young orchard,
grove and 30 acres of alfalfa; opento
free range, for sale for cash at $500
per acre. Inquire at this Office.
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Roses.

? pink, 2 red, both varieties double:
2 8Iaiden's Blush, 2 lilac, 2 fox, 2
tansy; home grown collection Sl.Q0.
Order early. Miss Mable Stream,
Lamar, Colo.
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cuR1 a COT o IN onr oAY.

Take LsEstite 1trusea sietalss TsAifss. ~
d-sgsssts r4fnat uae-rg n "a fkkts ~ ezrs. -
Ia scasiss hs. l. ,. y. ~ s.sea tsalst.
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IT OST Between the Bank corner
- and the school house seal skin
muff. Finder will please leave at
this office.
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FOR Rent.

Good farms with abundant water
supply. Apply to this Office.
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The + = +
Time is coming!

when the housekeepers of lamar and all over SOD
eastern Colorado viii soon begin to think Of h's-
cleaning. and when they look At that old carpet 2
decide that they must have new one, 'hsy q
hardly be able TO walt for nice weather 70 20
work. II they will call and examine the new
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$1,000 70 Loan

AT per ceat per snonth after Jhny. l.
A. r. CRAWFORD.
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A bStractS.
The only set of Nltnaeru-
cal ABSTRACTS ofthe Rec
ords of ProWers county,
Abstracts to Farm ana
City Property furnished
on shortest notice.
Terms Reasonable.
.dddreSS
pRoWERS CO. ABSTRACT Co.
Lamar, Colo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01

adorn him and considered himself lucky.
Carriages gaily decorated with hass ana
bunting. formed am almost endless pro-
cossion on Broad street. and the occu-
panis did their very best to attract at
tcntion by shouting the college yells or
SINGING the songs OF their alma mater.
VIRGINIA RIOTERS.
A large delegation from CharIo'ilee,S,,
vile arrived on the Football special
over the Chesapeake and ONO shorty
before noon and brought with them inc
famous Stoncwau band. a parade was
given and with the band at the heaa.
nearly two hundred Virginia RIOTERS
marched through the principal Streets
and finally disbanded at the Jefferson.
Crowds jommod Broad street an DAY
long. Many Of the stores either did not
open or. If they did. granted the hum
dreds OF employees a half-holiday az least
Hundreds OF visitors joined the throngs
and the general appearance OF The street
was "a mass of color. OF course the
colors OF Virginia were mostly in evil
dcnce. but the supporters of Lehigh were
many. Good naturod bantors were
given as the hackers Of the rival teams
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01

FRUDpRICKSBURG VA, Nov 30
Special. -Woodberry Forest met freler-
irRsburg College on the latters grounds
here this afternoon.
An enthusiastic crowd eraced by lauieS'
witnessed the defeat of the nome team
after plucky contest against heaNy ouu9,
weight.
price. Cardoza. Upton, Hoffman ami
Evans OF Woodberry Forest. did line
work. and George. smith and Mosiey
nlaved hest for Fredericksburg team.
Woodberry Forest made four touchdowns'
the score resulting % TO q.
Referee. Lewis Holiday; umpire ). y.
Barney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
Livcrpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 30-cOTTON-SDot
Good business done; prices 1882 higher:
middling. fair. 2i-32; good middhng'
lJ-32. middling. 4 J-16. low middling,
AZ: good ordinary. 1910; ordinary, 3fs.
The sales OF the day were 1000 bales.
OF which 10000 were for speculation ara
export and included 200 American.
Receipts, 10 100 bales. an American.
Futures opened and closed STEADY az
the advance American middling, |. IN. G..
December. 4 iO-6Inl ll-Gi. buyers; De-
cember and January. s-6iHs act, sell
ers. January and February, 1864. SELL
ers: February and March. t-Si, sellers;
March and April. J-6i. sellers. April and
Wav. 4 1854. buyers. May and June, 3-s5t
al "a sellers. June and July. 4 2-6ffp
4 s-6l. sellers: July and August. 2-6f.
sellers. August and September. 4. sellers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01

Postmaster. as he strolled leisurely back
and arranged himself on the dry-goOls
counter
wei. ] see they're al this blasted loot
lau agin. seems cf IL lasts bout half
m year Las weeks paper contained
tn account Ov teller thet had his wear
chawed OF. an tonight 1 see tibet am
others dislocated iint ov his spinal
column. It's ~ awful same on spinal
columns. When a man goes out 4 play
football he sh leave his spinal column
i'm tn back closet. When L was boz
they ulster kick tn bail. now. 'cordin T.
TN rules. % / understand EN-. they
kicks each other. Thars one advantije-
it saves tn ball tn rankes' set ov
players in this Who'll country is them
Indyuns rum Arizony thets trained by
Jarn Garlic; yuh know Jarn useter be tn
Secretary Of tn Cor Bond De- artment in
tn las Cabynet ov m Democrats. He
got out ov a job. an ez he was a sort ov
a raw-bonied feller he thought IL no
more n right thet he sh'd make an homes
Twin by playin' football. so he made a
deal with Buffalo Bill fuh sixteen long
legged Injuns with good stayin' quail ties:
an rum tn way they lay this yer foot
ball, It looks z ef he'd got EN-. These yer
milk an water dO0ds rum tn Eas can
stan up befO' EN-. OF Jarn has tux EN-
an beat all tn colleges with ep. Tn
cap'n ov tn team is or Sittin' Bun, an
whenever he breaks through tn crowd he
gifts a skalp. / read an account ov a
game they played some two weeks ago,
an twas most intrestin' readin' too
"Air they wild Injuns?" asked Alb. Ris-
ley's boy.
"WiT ez march hares" returned Mr.
Punkin, "they goes intuh a game with
nothin' on but a Bingham apun an n rub-
Der nose. an they greases Their legs. an
Their Jest amt no kotchin' ov EN-. Jarn
Garlic he STAINS I'm front ov tn gran
stan with his hair breshed back an his
linen buster bottoned up L tn chin. an
urges tn Injuns on, telin' 'em stories OF
Pokahuntas an Tammany Hall an other
Janus lnjun warriors. Tn cap'n ov tn
white team sez-'Two. TO six eight.
ketch en- An tn Iniuns smiles an
drsps III man with III ball In his tracks.
It's easy. TIL Tnjujn gifts tn ball. Now
eat 'em up. hoys.' sex Jarn, clearin' his
throat Then tn Injun cap'n sez-'Patchy-
kerwocomoco. Ugh an each mans gons
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passed, but thls only added to The pleas

passed, but this only added to the pleas
ures of the occasion.
THE TAKIR TAKES \ HAND.
OF course the street fakir was out in
all his glory. He sold ribbons nina
ttsre peslins. medals, roses, chrysan-
themums or any old thing that be could
possibly get his hands on or thought
that he could make "A sale by offering II
10 the easy public" lie went on the
Injunction that when you meet a
stranger take him in and he reaped
harvest by so doing.
ABOUT THE HOTELS.
Both the LehiCh and Virginia players
were quartered at the jefferson, but the
"rooters' We're scattered around over
tho city. The majority of the hackers
of the first named team were at the JET
ferson. and while there was a fair per-
centage of Virginia enthusiasts at That
hosiery. the others were pretty evenly
distributed among the other hotels of the
city. The Hobbies were crowded all day
long and before and after the game the
college yell and the college songs drown
ed everything else.
AT the Jefferson, after the game had
been finished the Stonewal band gave
q concert which was much enjoyed. Inc
hotels last night were well filed, and the
At the Academy and the Bijou the per-
formances were well attended and stand
ing room was az a premium.
THE BETTING LIGHT.
The betting was very light and but
little money changed hands Very few
cases we've there i'm which odds were
offered and the best reported was eight
to ten on Lehish offered i'm small
amounts. The betting was esen gem
orally and money went a-begeing.
While the Virginians were very quick
10 express confidence I'm their team
ability TO win. they were apparently un-
willing to "put up i'm support of their
statements one Lchigh man at Muir
phv's offered one hundred in bets of five,
ten and twenty with odds OF ten TO
eight. but found no takers among the
crowd of blue and gold men there. Bets
that were made were small, and i'm most
instances were hves and tens az even
money While Virginia was generally
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
SCENES AND INCIDENTS.
Strange Things aud People Observed
Here and There z

Those who attended the football game
yesterday enjoyed 81 good representation
of q French Eight Three young Amcri-
cans suddenly broke into vocifcrous ar
cumcnt and ended hy pounding their
doctrine into each others heads with
their fists.
Three other warriors, not being able 10
resist the smell of blood. enlisted. and
there was a pitched battle. Blood flowed,
bones cracked, shouts resoWnded and
horns footed for awhile, when. suddenly
as they had started. the combatants
ceased their pounding and began to take
an inventory of the damage they had
received and administered They glanced
at each others black eyes, bloody noses
and disordered apparel smiled foolishly
at one another, shook hands and sat
down.
They probably observed the brass but
toned. blue coated individual from the
other side of the field vending his way
toward them, ana thought it time to
retire.
If some enterprising young men own
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
THE TIMES: RICHMOND VA. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 1. 1892

with a handful ov eyes and breeches
Yuh see. they can't git oniuh Their lang
widge.
well. they line up agin. Now SCI
Jarn. L tn quarterback. 'Rubberneck.
yuh bore a hole in tibet teller with tn
pink stockin's on An when they on
tangle themselves. tn man with tn pinks
on hes ben nicely bored. an he don't play
no mo- tell season after mex"
But | see these yer felcrs rum
princeton beat 'em tn other day" spoke
I'd Euky Mears, who at intervals read the
papers.
yes" assented Mr.. Punkin, "they did
beat 'em an IL happened this way: Yuh
see Grover Clevelan' lives AZ Prince
town. an when Jarn Garlic TUX his men
down thar. Of co'se tn Ex-President in
vited Jarn tuh dine with him An they
fingered too long over Tier dinner. talk
I'm over Of times. When three o'clock
come an Jarn didn't turn up. tn boys
sed-eWhar Is he?-he amt never failed
us bcfo'' An they waited an they wait
ed. an they waited. An Jarn didn't
come. So they started in 'thcut him: an
twas like maxim bread 'thout salt. They
done Their best. but 'twarnt like twas
when Jarn was thar.
Meanwhile Jarn was listenin' 4 IN
Presidents jokes. an latin AZ tn babies.
an he fuh once forgot tibet he had n
football team down on IN green. Fin'ly
ore ov tn chilren tackled him 'roun' III
leg an he come e hissef 'Livin'
richers,' SCI Jarn-th' frs halfs ben
played. an he grabbed his hat an made
fuh tn fer When he got thar IN dam
oce was done TIL Princetowns had made
two l,nocll-downs an had 'em beat.
but thev didn't PLAY at Princetown.'
escorted Fuky. who evidently knew VIA,
he v0s talking about
well. Jarn must n stopped over thar
eaid Mr.. Punkin solomnlv- 1T couidn
60 happened no other way.
NAT PRUNE.
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Y. P. L., "a; LEXINGTON, 0.
The Washington and Lee Students
OutcIasscd by the Cadets.

ROANOKE. VA. Nov. 3).-SUecial.-
The washington and Lee and Virginia
Polytechnic foot-ba teams played here
this afternoon. resulting in score of -
to O I'm favor of the cadets The game was
witnessed 10y about 900 people and was
one of the best exhibitions ever given IN
the city.
The cadets from the Virginia Polytech-
mic Institute attended IN q body, and were
accompanied Boy a hundred or more ciu-
zens from Christiansburg and Radford.
They arrived early ON a special train. and
were soon followed by the Washington
and Lee students, who came In ON spe-
cal. There were nearly "A thousand vls'-
tors TO witness the game.
The Blacksburg boys had everything
their way from start 90 finish. and While
tine Washington and Lee team contested
every inch of ground 10 WAS evident they
were out-weighed. and the cadets proved
100 quick and agile. They were not 50
liable to tumble the U.gskn. and as a
consequence. won out in every play.
The first half was a complete walkover
for tho military boys the score standing
IS fo u. bur in the second half the Wash
ret0n and Ifc's hraced themselves ana
played "a desperate game. but their weight
and nrowcss awaited them nothing.
Blacksburg played ail tha time on The
end. and centre for short gains. and suc-
.oeded only too VOL a great deal OF Joe
.Il interest was in the game. but The
Virginia P0,yteChnics seemed To- be- The
general favorDos The lineup WIS 's
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
nnns Ann rNns-MEN.s WEAR.

2ec. for Mems SOC Working Shirts. yoke
back and collar-band. fun size. DARK
colors only. 49,
colOrs. size ~ IL only.
Isc. for Ctadren's 25c All-Silk Windsor
Ties and Bows, hemstitched and pointed
I2Jc. for Boys zoe. Fieece-Lined
Jersey Gloves, with kid fingers.
25c. for Mems 75c. F1eece-Lined Calf
skin Mitts
IL i-2c. for Mems sc. An-slk and
Satin String Ties.
Remnants of FIeeced Down Outing
Cloth. regular 1ec. value. &c. yard.
Remnants of Twilled Plaid Dress
Goods for SIC.
Best Sea Island Percaies. Black and
White. Il l2c. value. Use, yard
Fleece Back TwilIed d'Jalmans, for
skirts and gentlemen's shirts. foc- yard
Dark Plaid Dress Ginshams. good, de-
sirable styles. SC. yard.
- yards Solid Green Crepe Cloth, II l-Sc
value. sc. yard.
Solid Color Lawns, slightly damaged
l. l-2c value, sc. yard.
Remnants Of Unbleached Cotton Cloth,
lO4 Unbleached sheeting for IL lie
yard
1914 BIeached sheetinE. full "a
yards wide, zoe. yard
Full Size Double-Bed sheets f5c zach.
ODDS AND END>-fthNitth ND
S1z 80 for White Enamelled Bureau,
with large bevened French mirrors.
$50 for a Very Handsome Gentlemen
Armchair. mahogany frame covered
with cut-plush. slightly faded-old price,
$3.50
s725 for a Mahogany Music
case. with mirror top. slightly damaged
81. 50ETwo Hall Chairs. high backs.
saddle seats. This Chair sells regularly
FOR iZZ5.
"a 40 for n Leatbcrettc-Covere
Couch. full spring seat.
$40 for & Full Size Soft-Top Mattress.
10c. for Solid oak Jardinierestands-
usual price 25c.
,i5 Tor Full-Upholstered Parlor Suit
YVES SIS
81 for AII-Iron Wovcn-Wire Bed
Srrfng. which were slightly dam
nged by the railroad whilst In tran
sit from the factory to the store
Lowest price these ever sold for was
$3.50.
one So Forest-Green Morris Chair. full
upholstered SO. ~
4 Fall Quartered-Oak Chamber suits.
slightly rubbed ian shipping. but almost
perfect. sale az $40 80.
Bcnt-Glass China Press IN perieC.
condition. last OF a lot OF l@-saie al
So 90
Elegant sl3 Full-Tpholstered Parlor
Suit. I'm perfect conditon-sale at $40.
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EXCELLENT ORDER.
The Visitors and Citizens Created no
Disturbances.

The exceptionally good order which pre-
vailed I'm the city yesterday during the
football game and general Thanksgiving
celebrations IS a compliment 10 visitors
and the citizens az large.
Although there was a large crowd on
Broad street and at various places Of
interest, as well as the football park
there were none OF the disgusting sights
which so often occur on such occasions.
At late hour last night not a single
arrest had been made among the visiting
crowds or young men Of the city, who
We're celebrating this. their Thanksgiving
holiday. which IS always n great day In
Richmond. ana when everybody is out for
a good time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
OBITUARY..
Walter j. Iufs ey.

Mr. Walter J. Luffsey died at his resi-
dsnce, 2l22 east Marshall street, yester-
day afternoon at $50 O'Clock, In the
thirty-fourth year OF his age.
Mr.. Luffsey had been connected with
the Economy shoe store since its ) cor
poration here and was recently n ade
manager Of their new branch on Ninth
and Main streets. He was also MEM
Der OF the Damon Lodge, Knights of
Pythias. He leaves his widow. six
children. his mother and father. two
sisters and three brothers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
WERE NOT DAMAGED.
The Electrotpye Plates of Lippincott
Company Intact.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. @.-lt was
learned to-day that with few exceptions
the valuable electrotype plates stored in
vaults in the LippIncott Company's
building were not damaged by the fire
which yesterday destroyed that publish
ing house.
Secretary Mortimer Of the company
said that this means a salvage Of between
100000 and $4,000. with these plates saw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-01
ORANGE AND BLUE
WAVES IN TRIUMPH
.orrrLAYED- 80 cHAMnERLAIN
CONTINUED from Second Page)

"OUTPLAYED." SAYS CHAMBERLAIN
between the schools will continue"
CAPTAIN Chamberlain. Of LehIgh. said
that De bad mo- excuse to offer for his
team defeat
owe were clearly outpayed, and that
f. AN there is TO it." said he. "Our line
held well. but our ends were poor and this
was our weak point Virginia took adj
VANTAGE OF &c and made her gains in That
quarter.
1T is true that we came here in Grip
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the space otherwise Allotted to two per
sons.
Tne Traction cars were, naturally, the
more crowded. but tine Maiu-street line
Was not without its patronage. Although
people did not sit up on the troile. a.
thcy did ON the uirht of the fireworks. the
car conductors htd al 'thcy could DO e.
handle the crowd which assa.ied them.
The great rush came after tho foot-b1.
game when The people. in being iostled
considerably while hrrryine Co the cars.
had occasion to appreciate the hardsh.1s
OF The n-lLnI.