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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-07
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-Captan Robley d. Evans. I. o
~ and DR. r. B. Whitrdge OF Baltimore
RIrCKlNGHAM-Profe o. c. Marsh, OF iale
University FIFTH AVENUE-Senator Arthur T.
German. OF Maryland: Congressman H. H. fowers'
OF Vermont and Colonel William J. ioungs, Gov
ernor Roosevelts private secretary. GRAND-W'
F. Halstead. OF Scranton. HOLLAND-onVer
Ames OF Boston: ex-Congressman Tazewell hi'e','
OF Virginia and William l.. Elkins. OF fhiiau ,
rbia NIrRRAY HIII-Hamilton Fish. ex-Speaker
OF the New-York Assembly and panforth r. AIMS
worth Deputy State Superintendent OF fuomc IN IL
struction PARK AVENUE-Commander W. 4
potter L. s ~ PLAZA-Professor George :
Fisher Of Yale University. WALDORF |oIoheI
A. A pope Of Boston; Ex-Governor H. w Laod Oh
Rhode Island and ex Congressman r. u. Neiurhis-
hals Of St Louis.
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ENTERTAINED BY cAPTAIN LtNDON

Captain Francis g. Landon entertained the Of
ncers and non-commissioned officers Of the 9Th
Company. 7th Regiment. last night at the Ihivcr-
sity cub II has been Captain Landon's custom
ever since he succeeded Captain Harper 10 bring
the officers and non-commlssioncd officers ~ the
9Th Company together ~ dinner on the annvcr-
sary Of his election. and these dinners have al
WAYS been looked forward - with pleasure 10y
those who would De- Of the party. The gathering
last night Ike those which have preceded u. was
n highly enjoyable anair Captain Landon's fel-
low officers are Horace q. Bu Val first lieutenant.
anc James Wray Cleveland. Of Governor Roose-
yelt's stan, second lieutenant
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MOENT VERNON.

The engagement is announced Of Miss A. II.
Hills daughter Of DR. and Mrs NJ II. Williams. OF
Chester Hill TO G.. f. O. Bell
Mrs Violet Morrison, widow of Matthew Morri-
son died at her home No 2o5 South Fourth-ave..
or Wednesday in her sixty seventh year. MIS-
Morrison had lived In this city nearly thirty-hVe
years The funeral held yesterday afternoon
at her late home. the Rev. George 6. Peck, pastor
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. oficiating
The Rev. Charles 5. Brooks. recently appointed
nastor Of the First Congregational Church, has
6een forced TO resign because of i'll health. MT
States
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. q. p m -coton.Spot god business
ais - the Iay we're 1900 bales. q which 1900 were
,Sr ejaculation and export and included - 600 American
Re,eints II 100 bales all American. Futures opened
quiet but steady. with moderate demand and e. osed
seal, American middllng. January. 2Gid sellers.
January and February 3 did sellers. February and
Narrh 2 ,SlQ. l-Gid sellers March and April i-d+ a
= al buvers April and May. 6in3 6-did BUYERS
MAY and June 36-Gla3 76id BUYERS. June and ju.
gtT3 s-6id buyers. july and August. 64a3 ga
buvers August and September 964d buyers September
and october . 64n3 i0-6ii buyers. october and No
vember lO-dtd buyers. November ana brcehlOel'
H. ,i4d3 II 84d sellers
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MANHATTAN AND ELECTRICITY.

IT IS DECLARED THAT THE LINE WILL BE
EQUIPPED WITH THE SERIES PARAr.-
LEI CONTROL SYSTEM"
Roth Manhattan and General Electric lost yes
tcraov part Of the big gains made by them on
Wednesday I'm tho stock market Manhattan closing
a, a net decline for the day Of IL per cent and Cen
eral Electric selling Of i per cent Nevertheless II
was declared Yesterday that the General Electric
would oquip the Manhattan lines with electricity.
installing the system known as the series parallel
.o,,,rol svstern" with this equipment 1t was
Ia, trains ~ six cars with the motors under
.f,e-nato cars could be run upon quicker time
srhcdul. than that now In force. as under the new
,a,,, tho trains would be able to get under way
s,ch more speedily than IL possible with the pres
~, trains OF locomotive and fve cars
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Dinner for Admiral Sampson. Colonial Club. :
r. m. -
Cercle Francois de rHarmone dinner. Shcrry's.
y. M.
Rjcycle tournament Madison Square Garden
Vaudeville performance and ball OF the Siegel-
c,ooner COMPANY Employees Association. Grand
Central Palace. p. m.
Lecture by w. y. Van 1ngen. metropolitan Nu-
scum Of Art. II a. m.
Professor r. s. Woodward's lecture Museum OF
Natural History. S p m.
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m LEASE THE NEW-JERSEY NORTHERN

President Thomas Of the Erie Railroad Company
&c quoted as saving that the company Will apply
10 the New-Jersey Legislature at the coming ses-
sion for the passage Of an act giving the state +
consent 90 q lease Of the Northern Railroad Oh
New-Jersey 20 the Erie Railroad Company Inc
hil IL TO provide for a merger OF the stock prop
ertv and franchises OF the two companies . ,
The Erie company has been operating ne North
arm Railroad OF Ncw-Jersey since July. iS' When
a. purchased controlling interest in the STOCK
81 bc ~ road
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DOBBS FERRY.

The Yonkers police have captured the man they
think is responsible for the robbery OF the Church
of the Sacred Heart in this village and St. Barna-
bass Episcopal Church In Irvington. The fonkers
authorities now conducting an inVesugduon'
And will probably make another arrest.
The Ardsey Orchestra has made arrangements
IN hold series OF six midwinter dances at the
Arde
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CONTROLLING INTEREST Purchased.
SECURED BY FRANK LOCK. OF THE ATLAS ASsUR-
ANCE COMPANY N THE KINGS COUNTY
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

A controlling interest a. least 70 per cent In the
stock Of the Kings County Fire Insurance Company
has just passed into the hands Of Frank Lock
manager for the Eastern States Of the Atlas AS
surancc Company Of London. the stock being trans
fcrred at valuation ~ 100 per cent share Inc
Kings County company vii continue 70 be opeTa'-
ed on it's present lines although. Of course. In har-
nonv with the Atlas company. The annual meet
ing Of the Kings County company will be held on
January TO- at which time tho new Board 81 d.
rectors will be elected which body Will include scv-
eral representatives Of the Atlas company
The Kings County Fire Insurance Company was
organized in 1855 and IS capitalized AT $l9o~l on
January l. 1885 f. had q not surplus Of $lsLDe2 and
risks aggreca'ing $I113.l33.
The Alias Assuranc. Company Of London pos
seseol ON January J. 1895 gross American assets ag
greeatng 81 O2s go and net surplus 81 S5Gif1 its
United States manager Is J. NJ. NeuhuIscr' OF chi
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TARRYTOWN.

Isaac Reoua assumed the duties Of president Of
The Westchester County Savings Bank yesterday
and IT is expected that he will resign the once o.
postmaster on February / II is said that there are
eeyeral candidates for the postmastership.
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RATES REDUCED on RICE AND WINE.

RATES REDUCED on RICE AND WINE
c. r,ro,ceco Ian s-The Southern Pacific Rail-
-ood coonanv has announced A reduction OF rates
-, oasthound wine and rice. The new rate on rice
from San Francisco to Chicago and St LOUIS anu
ali nonts east Of these cities Is " cents hunurcu
mounds in carload lots. The former rates WI 90
or,s n s. Louis 60 cents to Chicago ana 20 cents
- vrl The object OF the new rate Is to
uor. rananese rice TO be milled mere ana sold IL, IN
comnctjtion with the rice imported az Eew OK e y?
. ~ he Suez Canal and distributed thetelr9In.
TO- ra,e on wine wood fromzt al'orhia Smlpp''s
noirts 10 Network and New-Orleans pH g W. -
~ c.,sot Route IS TO he reduced from ~ cents "
u conts a hundred pounds beginning with Jan
II
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATTRE AI.MANAl

.s. "a sunset $50 rises ? 40 Moon -
HIGH WATER TO DAY.
u-esndy Hook 243 Gov. Island a.l5 He'll Gate 6;04
= Msandy Hook 2.i6 Gov. Island 3:ib Hell Gate Dor
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Ann luncements.

@. W "Bla rkwoOd
A Whipped Seam Gun
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METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA SEASON 1895 80.

Unaer the air1ctlon u VI. Nnuricc IrHu
This afternoon al Las, TRISTAN UND ISOLDE.
Lehman. Marie Brema. Jean ~ de Reszke an ~
To night AT : a pop. prices. LA FANORllA Mane'S
Salignac. Ahers. Pancon.
Sunday Eyg.. j. n. sth. ~ si5-6th sunday Concert
Emma Eames Saeza Bispham Plancon.
Entire Opera Orchestra. nductor. NancineAh
Mon Eyg.. ian. c-lOIIE\GlkIN. ,,A.r
Tues Evg. Jan ~. at brooklyn Academy. L,nsn s
grin uu Germany Emma Eames. : human he'n~
Dupe Pringle. Muhlnann. and Blspham.
Wed Eyg Jan II -FAlSr ,..,
Nantcu NM Jean and I'd he Reszke. Albefs.
Thurs ENg Jan. 18th. AT 30. MA.
FIRST Performance # the first series % Der hls
des Nihelungen- RHElNGOLD Marie Bfen~
Marie Fmgle PeNry. Messlnger and Schunann hs.n.
NM Van Dyck. Dippe. Blspham Nunlmann i'''s"
T.Nrles Mrnert and Nan RuoN. Coudr S-haiS -,
ri Eve Jan i3-pON GIOVANNI trNtraorilnafl css.
Inn I>.hmann No~lca and Semtr.ch. El. de KesAN"
salgrac tarb,ne. IeNres. MaUrel.
4 PIANOS USED.
The times., 1899-12-23
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

ALEXANDRIA. Dec. % Thieves last night
forced an entrance into the uastoifce at Dunn
Loriug. Fairfax county, aud blew open ,He sale
with dynamite securing 800 iu stamps and q
considerable amount ia cash. The postoface
which is In a building occupied hy Jhe southern
Railroad as a depot, e .a charge q +. L. |ren-
zier, postmaster.
charter was Jad.r granted by Judge Norton
TO the b. II Wslu-- Company, uf Washington
The objects oI the company, as stated in the aT-
pliaation, are % buy and sell real estate, rent
houses. and 10 make and collect loans. b. H.
Warner is President. c. ". F. SwartzeH Vice
President and A. 7. Rheem, Secretary and Treas
urer The capital stock Is Si25,GJJ
Policemen Hall and Goods this evening arrested
d negro named Rod1 Wilson, who is charged with
conducting policy. 4 search Of Wilson's place, IN
South Pitt Street. revealed q complete policy
outfit which was taken 10 Police headquarters
and will he used evidence against the accused
when the case Is called on Monday morning.
George Dewey, Of Fairfax county, reported
g., the police last night that negro man stole
from his place, on the 10th inst, silver watch
and chain aud about sli in money.
The Christmas celebration OF the Brent Kinder
garten Vac held in the Brent mansion, in Prince
Street this morning. Presents were distributed
among all the little pupils
Aubrol Bowie. Of this city. and Miss Roberta
StringteloV, 0f Brandy station. tulpeper
county were married on Thursday night, az the
home OF the bride Mr.. and Mrs. Bowie viii re-
side IN this city.
Sam Tennyson WAS this morning held to await
The times., 1899-12-23
DUE TO A DEFECTIVE FLUE.
Probable Cause of the Fire in the
Georgetown Convent.


Georgetown Convent.
The disastrous fire which destroyed the
wing of the Academy of the Visitation, in
Thirty-ifth Street, Georgetown, yesterday
morning, and caused a loss of 10000 is
thought TO have been due to a defective
flue. The building was very old and the
shlngled roof once afre, burned with great
rapidity and spread the flames to the entire
wing before they could be eXtinguished
Shortly after o'clock, Gardener Nc
Mahon saw smoke issuing from the roof Of
the Q Street wing Of the academy. He ran
to box 715 and turned in the alarm, paus
ing long enough to inform one of the nuns
OF his discovery. The sisters of the acad
emy and convent, aided by the young ladies
and dOmestics hastened to remove what
property they could, which included books,
paintings, valuable instruments, and per
sonal belongings.
The Odeon and adjoining halls were
stocked with similar valuables and the
sleeping apartments In the burning wing
contained the wardrobes OF many of the
students.
IT was some time before the fire depart
ment arrived, and when engines Nos. l and
5, and Truck B put in an appearance, the
flames were creeping through the shingles
of the dormitories
The new building in Thirty-ffth Street
being threatened by heat and sparks, a
second alarm was turned in. The police
from the Seventh precinct were also on
hand. and gave much assistance in Tescu-
ing property and preserving order Inc
The times., 1899-12-23

vicinity at least since October q, and the
increasing number OF cases which have
been brought to this department for ex-
animation indicates. the extension OF this
contagIon. The department has also re-
ceived information. which 1t considers re-
liable, OF number Of cases Of rabies in
Montgomery and Prince George counties,
Nd, and In Alexandria and Fairfax coun-
ties. Va II is also reported that num-
Der OF persons have recently been bitten
by rabid dogs in the District and under
these circumstances II was deemed wise to
issue an order giving notification of the
existence OF the disease and making regu-
lations to prevent its being carried from
Maryland and Virginia into the District of
Columbia and from the District into these
States. as authorized under the act Of Con-
gress approved May %, 1884.
Your kind offer TO cooperate with the
department is fully appreciated, and take
pleasure ia sending you some copies Of the
order. and would request that the Police
Department be instructed 10 give nOtifica-
tion 10 persons coming into the District
from Maryland and Virginia with dogs Of
the existence OF the order and the require
ment that such dogs should be securely
muZZled when upon the streets OF in any
public places. / would also request that
the District POuudmasteT be instructed TO
!
the District and that IN case Of violation
OF the departments regulation the animals
be seized. Ii has not yet been decided 10
/ be necessary fer this department 10 equip
q force with appliances for seizing dogs
! brought into the District. and ii would
probably be better for this TO be done by
the District POundInaster.- department
proposes, however, 10 make a further in
vestigation 10 determine the source Of the
/ disease in the adjoining counties, and viii,
! n possible, arrange for cooperation with
the authorities OF the States OF Maryland
and Virginia 10 overcome the evil"
Prof A. Gonard, living at 723 Fourteenth
street, has written 10 the Commissioners
asking for more information about the re
cent proclamation ordering the muzzling
| Of dogs Prof Gonard is a hunter He is
deslrous OF leaving the city for a holiday
hunting trip through Virginia and North
| Carolina He thinks Il OF little use 10 start
/ on such a trip without he can be allowed
| 20 take bis dogs outside Of tss District. He
wishes 20 know whether a dog must be
| nuzzied while hunting with MS master out
/ side Of the city limits. The Commissioners
| will inform the writer that the dog need
| MOI bs muzzled II led by his master with
a chain or cord within the city. WhiIt
| hunting outside Of the city limits the dos
| would be subject 10 the order Of the De
partmeut OF Agriculture 70 which tht
writer win be referred The point Of hi
taking the dogs out OF the District is ais,
covered by the same order.
The times., 1899-12-23
Nee Will Trust You.
Furniture. Carpets. Crockery, Bedding, Et
p. NER. 9TH II Sta.
THE SUBURBAN NEEDS.

BrIghtNNood Citizens Association
Discusses Street Improvements.
A meeting of the Brightwood Avenue
Citizens Association was held last night
in Brghtwood Hall at $50 o'clock, which
had for its object principally the discussion
of the conditions OF that suburb, with
reference to streets lights, water, and
other desired improvements. Louis P.
Shoemaker, President of the association,
opened the meeting with a talk upon
Brightwood and the neglect which it has
suffered from the hands of the COmInis-
s:cners. The matter Of street extension
was shown to be OF utmost Importance 10
the proper growth of the suburb.
Former Senator John B. Henderson was
then introduced. He spoke at considera-
BILE length upon the various aspects of
relationship which BrightwOOd has borne
TO the municipality. According to Mr.
Herderson's remarks. Brightwood has not
shared in the improvements which the
Government has made to the city of Wash
ington.
Mr. Samuel Cross rendered several songs
with piano accompaniment in a credtabe
manner. Mr Benjamin Holman was in
troduced and spoke OF the improvements
Of streets He objected to the necessity
of building the streets as required by Con-
gress and thought they ought to conform
to the topography of the country through
which they pass
A lunch was then served and the meet
ing adjourned. About fifty members and
guests were in attendance.
The times., 1899-12-23

,he appointment If q commission d. lasariel ia-
ggireud1.
s handsome new pipe organ Els lls1 placed
IN the Second Presbyterian Church by Ad4m
stein. of Baltimore.
The funeral u Mrs. Bridget GuuEeu. who died
il Richmond Yesterday viii De held ia this city
tomorrow morning ut st. Mary Church
\ Joint meeting q the council committees au
finance. general laws, and streets was held lass
night, IT waica Corporation Attorney Boothe was
directed Jo prepare an ordinance 20 be presented
in council 40 it's next meeting. looking 90 an
increase jn ue taxes imposed upon the Washing
ton, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railroad
The times., 1899-12-23
SIP. so Mems Suits nz En
and OYercOafS, ID IsOO

One of the best values Of the year
They're all wool Suits are made Of
Scotch goods, Cassimeres, WOTsted. and
Cheviots In dark and light shades
The Overcoats are of beautiful Tan
shades and also Herringbone stripes
Half French faced and lined with the
best Farmers Satin Lining. Every
one of these garments we absolutely
guarantee. Regular price $i250 Clear
ing Price, S7.50.
The times., 1899-12-23
So. SO Mems Hats. 81 SO

Mems Hats In Derbys and FedOras,
in all the latest blocks, Young's, Knox,
Dunlap, and Stetson shapes Black,
brown and pearl and tan. s2 and
$3.50 value. Clearing Price. $3.50
The times., 1899-12-23
So Boys Suits. 81.

About fifty suits left; ages to IA
years; in dark brown mixtures. A good
suit for wear. Regular value s..
Clearing price, ST.
The times., 1899-12-23
SIS Chndren,s ReeferS. s.. os.

Excellent quality Astrakhan. in blue,
brown, black. olive. and turquoise
shades. Sailor collar inlaid with Kar-
sey cloth and braided cuffs Fancy
pearl buttons. Regular price s4.5O and
S.. Clearing price, S2ss
The times., 1899-12-23
ST. rs ChiIdren's Reefers. 81 rs.

Our celebrated $2.25 Children's Blue
Chinchilla Refers, with sailor collar
and wide braid. Ages 3 TO years.
Plaid worsted lining Regular value
1925. Clearing Price, S1.4S.
The times., 1899-12-23
SIS. SO Boys, Spifs. So. so.

Ages 8 to 16 years, In fine Cassimares
and Worsted Checks, Plaids. and neat
stripes. Lined with best Farmer satin
lining; sewed with the best of silk.
SOLD up to $3.50. Clearing price, $3.50.
The times., 1899-12-23
COST OF MUZZLING DOGS
The Commissioners Order Means
Additional Expense to Owners.

A Citizen Asserts That IL viii Take
Nearly six Thousand Dollars to
May BE brought Before the Dis
trict Committee Of the House.
The times., 1899-12-23
75c Bows Knee Pants, soc.

Corduroy knee Pants Ages & 70 IS
years Regular T5e value Clearing
Price. soc.
The times., 1899-12-23
81 Mems Pants. 81.

Made Of excellent materials. in hair
line stripes and plaid effects. taped
seams, riyeted buttons. and guaranteed
for wear. Regular value s., for 81.
The times., 1899-12-23
81 Chidren's Top Co Is. 81. rs.

ChildTen's Top Goats, ages 4 TO Is
years, in brown and grey Irish FTieze-
Well made and lined A regular 81 and
$3.50 value. Clearing price. S2-4S.
The times., 1899-12-23

You can't find j better present to give your
friend than a case OF Heurichs MseTzeu, Senate
or Lager for Christmas Phone 634, Arlington
Bottling Co, tor a case and have it sent to
your trends house in time for his dinner on
Christmas
The times., 1899-12-23
So and s5. so Mems Pants. 81 0s

Two hundred pairs OF Mems Worstcd
Pants. In dark and light shades. neat
wide stripes and checks, well made and
seNved with the best OF silk. Regular
81 aud $3.50 value Clearing price.
S1.9S.
The times., 1899-12-23
a Little Girl

can make Christmas Tree Ornaments. with Scrap
Book Pictures, Tinsel, Metallic, Fancy Paper. etc.
Open evenings. Everything at
}. JAY uUULD'S, All 9th st.
The times., 1899-12-23
MS9.s ~o9ls s9'ssj s.. s.. ,S4.98

Here's a stunning big bargain for the
men, This clearing sale has no respect
for quality or prices. We're going 20
sell three hundred Mems AlI-wool
Suits. guaranteed East color. French
faced and satin Diped, sold everywhere
for $3.50. Clearing price. Sass
The times., 1899-12-23
YOU SHOULD

take SCOTS Emulsion if your
cold is " hanging on; it will
srrengtbenyour throatand lungs,
and heal the tender places.
All Druggists sos. and sI.oo
The times., 1899-12-23
q ChiIdren,s Waisfs- ID.

Outing Flannel Waists. Ages 70
IA years. Regular value. 25c. Clear
ing price &C.
The times., 1899-12-23

SamnsT FIedands Co., 4s Seventh STeetOpsH Evenings.
Don't Wait Till the Last Moment!
Closing Out the Entire Stock of
Mems and Boys Clothing.
= BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS =

You'll have to hasten to take advantage of these marvel
Gus bargains At the prices they're quoted Wen
every garment in the department Don't hesitate for
CREDIT We charge the goods your account.
The times., 1899-12-23

tiremen cut their way through the roof and
deluFed the interior. After the flames had
oeen controlled. the department continued
10 pour water into the ruins all day.
The Convent of the Visitation is the
mother of the academy, adjoining the
Younger institution. and is the home
OF the order in America. II not long
since celebrated its centennial, having
been founded by three ladies' of the
French nobility. who escaped from
France, during the Reign of Terror
in the eighteenth century and who
were Joined here by a Miss Alice LaIor.
The walls of the convent enclose about
thirty acres OF lawn and woodland. At
present there are living there about seventy
nuns. and studying at the academy are l60
young ladies. All but about twenty of
these have gone TO their homes for the
HOLIDAYS. The burned building was fully
insured and will be rebuilt as soon as
practicable. The Fire and Police Depart
ments were the recipients of 500 and $50
respectively, from the mother superior of
the convent. in recognition of their work.
The times., 1899-12-23
So. SO ChiIdren's Vesfie Suifs. 81. 0S.

handsome line OF ChildTen's Vestie
Suits in blue cheviot and Scotch mix
lures Regular So and $3.50 value.
Clearing price. S1.9S.
The times., 1899-12-23

Man IS perfectly willing to admit that as
Christmas shopper he Is as great a failure as
woman is 4 success. Both are perfectly willing
to admit Christmas dinner Is not complete
without case OF HeuriCli's Maerzen Senate, or
Lager Beer. Phone 634, Arlington Bottling Co.
for case for Christmas.
The times., 1899-12-23

Women as well as men are
made miserable By kidney and
bladder trouble. DIR. Kilmer's
Swamp Root, the great kidney
remedy, promptly cures. At
druggists in fifty cent and dol
sy have q sample bottle by mail
ilet telling all about 1t and its
mer & Co., Binghsmton, n. z.
The times., 1899-12-23
Christmas TOYS
Must Go!

regardless Of all loss to ourselves.
a word TO the wise is sufficient
this is YOUR opportunity.
The times., 1899-12-23
The Cost OF Buying MuzzIes.

Another gentleman who is dissatisfied
with the order to muzzle dogs, because he
believes that it viii not in the slightest de-
gree diminish rabies in the District said