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Clailin, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Clark. Miss
Lena Lamborn. Mrs. Emory NJ. Wilson,
Mrs David =. Craig. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Lamborn. Mrs. NJ. L. Morgan, Mrs
f. n. Montague.
Mr. ard Mrs. Henry Z. Sawyer, Mrs. 5.
c. Parsons, NJ IS c. c. Barnum, Miss
Martha {. parson. Nj. and Mrs. \. u.
Castor. Miss Emily T.. Robinson. Miss
Elder. Miss Rosiland Morrison, Miss Min
C White. J. II. Bradford, Miss Faith
Bradford. bir. and MIS-. J. II. Ecnslcy-
Mrs J. y. Johnson. Mrs d. c. Patterson
Miss Emma Il. Hawks. Miss Mary 4. Hart
well. Kirk Holmes. Mir. and Mrs \. u
Chatheid. Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Chaibci5,
Mr.. and Mrs O. u. Mcpherson, +. W
FeslCy. Benjamin W Pond, Miss =. y
Newman. Nj. and Mrs. 6. l.. Mcrrifeld.
Mr and Mrs. j. ". Bischof. J. ". Hum
phrCy. f. L. Edwards. II. $. Gehr ,aNiss
Ella II. Eaton. " Ham G. Smith. Z. i.
Everett Mr.. and Mrs a. :, CayWoCd, Ars.
Nellie N. WIN ANS, Mr. and Mrs f. II.
Blodgctt, Mrs Edward ]. Pond. Mrs N.
c. Rugg. Miss Jennie Z. Rugs. hr and
Mrs J. II Blodgett. Larry p Hisicy Miss
Mary Annette Anderson.
Alr. and Mrs. jerome f. Johnson. Mrs.
W S. NickLam. Mrs. Il. J. Blali, Mr.. ana
Mrs Harry W Brown. Or. and Mrs. War
ron W Foster. c. X. Noad. Rcv. J ..
Rankin. Hiss s. c. Ebe-sGlc, Mr.. aad Mrs.
Albert F. Eastman. William l.. Peabody.
Miss Mary Bagly. Miss Anna Fairfield.
General and Mrs. T.. Wh.ttlcsey. Miss
Belle C. Mcrriheld. W w. Kinslrv. Nr.
and Mrs. l. p. Toiman. Fred /. Dean. Mrs.
Rose Lewis TowEshend. b. =. Bingham.
Mrs Mary Carter, Miss Sara l.. sEcll.
Miss T. Mallen. +. c. Muller Miss Z. 2.
Heald Mrs John o. s. Lang, Henry l..
Camp. George c. MGrten. Miss Flora C.
whitney. DR.. ard Mrs. William II. Sea-
man Mr. and Mrs H. d. whitney. Miss
May J. Moultby. Miss Anna J. Thomas
Mrs. E. C. Hayes, Miss Helen HAYES, MI.
and Mrs. A. s. PerhaH:, Mrs Alfred Wood.
and Walter Allen.
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CHRIsTMAS SERVICES.
TO Bc ueid in an Lutheran Churches
"Wednesday Morning.

Christmas services viii be held in all Of
the Lutheran churches in this city o.
Wednesday morning. The hcGrs i0r the
beginning OF The services vary from .
to II O'Clock. There viii also be 9ynday
school entertainments al all OF the
churches. Tho first entertainment aill b.
held Monday evening and tte r,Hciuiins
one Friday
The hour for holding The Christmas
services at the churches Will De as fol
lows: ST. Paul's. II O'Clock; Memorial, :
O'Clock: Reformation, ~ o'clock; Con
cordia. II O'Clock; St MARKS, 10 O'Clock;
Zion's. II O'Clock; s.. Johns, u o'clock:
West Washington. o'clock; Redecmer, .
o'clock: Keller Memorial. o'clock.
The evenings for the Sunday school en-
tcrtainments at the various churches viii
he as follows: ST Paui's. Monday; Nc
mortal. Thursday; COncordia, Thursday;
St Marks. Wednesday. lions. Friday;
st. Johns, Wednesday; West Washingt on.
Wednesday. G:30 o'clock: Redcemer. Mon
day, Keller Memorial, Thursday.
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RUSH OF CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS.
Attractive Furniture at the Esinb-
iishncnt OF Mayer & Petit.

IN attractive display OF furniture end
household goods is daily being exam
ined by unusually large crowds OF Christ
mas shoppers at t'ie commcdious sales
rooms OF Mayer & Petit, il5 and 4iI scy-
enth Street northwest. Out OF their largo
assortment OF wares The articles which ere
being the most freely disposed OF in the
nature Of Christmas gifts are rocking
chairs and ladies' desks.
This popular firm is naming especially
low prices on these articles of furniture.
In addition 10 their furniture department. It
is we'll worth a visit to the mems, wom-
ems, and children's clothing department
Everything wearable here can be had at
the most reasonable prices.
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DETECTIVE REED DEAD.
Stricken White on Car md Death
Follows in Hour

Cart Rictard II. " Reed one Of the
best known and eldest priyata detectives
in this city. Gicd suddenly ~ his home
24G r Street northwest. shortly after .
O'Clock yesterday aftornon Of hearl faiiu.e.
Ar. Feed vas taken in on one of the
Capital Traction ears an hour before MS
death. At that l'mc ne was removed 10
drur store, and after receiving medical
treatment, Was removed 10 bis home OF
I street.
Captain Pccd was fifiy-niue years of
age. and Is survived by widow JIl two
children.
Captain Reed was. ii is snid, one Of thc
most pcruIar private detectives in this
city-vas recognized as being one Of
marked ability. lie was "a ron u BuEhTct
Reed, Well-kucgn grocer.
During Chief Drummond's regime as
head of tho Secret Service Bureau Reed
rendered excellent service to the Govern
meut By running down oounteFfeiters.
~ The time OF his death the old detcc-
live WAS cuea9cd in some special work Ia
connection with the Cons1s Bureau
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WELL. aG AN.

The many friend, Of John Biont viii bc pl'ai5'
, ie.rn tiat lac has entirely recovered isc'n hi
attack OF Rheumatism. Chambcrlahs Fala b'ii-
S,,,sJ linn alder the best doctors in the tom
,,Lc,, he lives Nlnnon Ind had failed 10 -
feiicf. Tie prompt rclirt from pain Which tl,5
lirinent affords j. alone worth many time, its
cost. II troubled with Rheumatic pain'' lame
trial and YOU arc certain TO be delighted win
The proinpl eure which Il viii effect. For sale by
lfeEr! Etans, Wholesale and Retail AL Drussst-
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WANTS BOTH PENSIONS.
Furrncr. Marine Institutes suit
i.ni.,st Comuissioncr Evans.

Henry Lavender has filed a petition in
the Supreme Court Of the District asking
;hat Commissioner 0f Pensions Evans bc
rcstrained from reducing his pension.
\ pen ion Of $35 month was granted
the pctltioAeF in July. 1898. Of this
amount 2Ie is allowed for disabilities in
cgrrrd By Lavender while musician in
the United States Marine Corps and $50
because Of twenty years continuous serv-
ice. The lIticr amount was granted 10y
the Secretary Of ;hc Navy ana the former
by the Secretary of the Interior
On November % last Lavender states
he received 4 letter from Commissioner
Of Pensions Evans informing him that he
wouId be compelled To elect within thirty
days which OF his pensions he would re-
tain. In the event that Lavender does
not mako . choice he Is notified that The
lesser Of the Two pensions will b. ter
minated Lcmuol Fusitt is counsel for
the .cusinncr.
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Edward Rammel died shortly before 2
o'clock yesterday morning at his nome.
ll2 North Royal Street. after an Illness of
about three weeks. Death was lue to
typhoid pneumonia. Mr. Rammcl was
taken Ill about three weeks ago with ty-
phoid fever. and during the past week the
physicians in attendance had expressed
little hope for his recovery. The de-
ceased was a son OF the late Ignatz Ram
mel, was twenty-five years of age. and
unmarried. His mother and two brothers
survive him. The funeral will take place
from ST. Mary's Catholic Church Monday
morning at 10 o'clock.
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RARE GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS.
attractive IuIctidc offerings nj
Woodward ~ Lothrop'-.

Rare gifts for Christmas are on e1hioi-
,ior nj woodward & Lothrop's. The hnesI
products from the Old and Ne" Norius
are being shown in the art sai"n' io'''gu
on the main floor. Eleventh Street SIDE
and the crowd that daily thronss TINS
secfiop of The store is evidence oil ms
concerns popularity with the Washing
ION pubIic. Every department is replete
Win YIlctidc offerings and an adequate
ale force is in attendance TO prompIiy
,ticnd TO buyers wants Before II o clock
~ he morning is the ideal part OF the
dav 10 shop at this big store SO as 10
avoid the later rush.
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TAXED4WICE FOR
NEW WATER MAINS.
APPARENT INJUSTICE OF law.
Attorney for Commissioners Renders
New opinion rpon Seeming Goa
G;ct Of Two Old stasutcs-
4 case in Court.

According 10 an cninion delivered 10
the Commissioners yesterday by thtir At-
torDev. tie latter has changed his Ldna
rerard;rg ti,e double assessment OF ts-.neF
lots for TIE laring CT water mains. Tae
httoraey. n 4 former oriaion, heli tnal
the act OF TIE late besislatiYe Assemble
anproved 1uae %. 1879 which proyidea
that t-e samo iet should not be assessed
T., sec fcr water mains Was not repeater
by later act Of Congress
Ip the former opinion ire Attorney held
.hot until Tie courta decided o.hsrwis"
me construction Of the law bore cut thc
;nte-rrrtsiion ,tat the older law was re-
peal,d and that a corner lot could not be
asseesgJ twice for water mains on the tEo
streets by which it was bounded.
His Change OF slind.
4-5a sttorncy does not state from wba;
rource he derived the inspiration from
which he changed his mind. but ii was
supposedly dec.ier study Of the statutes
aud that rejection which is the source OF
all wisdom.
Al all orcnts. he now agrees with ihe
Assessor Of re District on the disputed
poiut. and the municipality no longer pre-
serts tie foeofacle of houcc divided
araipst itself N fact. the Attorney more
than raif admits that it was the vigorous
oninions OF tie Assessor which changed
his mind.
Sew Interpretations.
The Attorro- row states thai in the
absence Ct j practical and uniform con-
ssruction Of this question. he is Of the
opinion that ire provisions of the act OF
the LEGISLATIVE Assembly relative 70 the
double assessment for tho isying Of water
mains was not repealed except as 70 corner
lots BY the act OF Congress of August II.
1894. ard says further that the gaid act
contains no provisions necessarily rcpug-
nant 20 The one by the Legislative As
senbly. which IN itself is manifestly just
and pIcpor. Therefore. the Attorney comes
10 tie conclusion that the two laws do
not conflict.
propert, Holder Complains.
Proceeding were instituted .n equity
yesterday for the purpose cf having the
Court co1strnc the act relative 10 the as
sessInent -f two va;cr main taxes on the
owners o. corner lots IN the District.
The complainant is John Burke, owner
Of abe lot ct seventh and ! Streets south
west. and Nhet hiH improvements were
completed his water connections were made
with the Seventh Street mains. thCrs be
/ inF none on Street at that time.
When thc District concluded 80 lsy
mains through 7 Street. Mr.. Purlc says,
a tax WAS levied on him for a share 2f
the expense which he considers unjust
haying already been taxed upon the Ser-
cuth street side.
/ Through Aucrne.s D. y Leighton and
/ c. {. Iarnes. Re now prays that the new
! tax upon his properly be cancelled, and the
| District be enioincd from selling his POS
! session for delinquent taxes.
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cALL1sHER's FINE JEwELRY,
,,,it.I uiII Residents Assured s"e-
eiaI welcome.

one Of the finest holiday displays oI
ieVelry is being daily viewed by hUn'i'u7
nj Christmas shoppers ot Callishcrs' IRE
icveIer. giI Pennsylvania Avenue. No-
tieipa,iug the large demand for hoiiu'S
,c,y,rv MIR. CalIisber las placed in stoeN
=, nerf.ct line. embracing the latest novel
49, and an goods OF the aeliabIe kind
Goods are offered at the lowest prices
and an extra large force oi eerAS - III
,'t,isL,,.,s old time friends from Capitol
mn arc ensured welcome When visiting
Lis stnIc.
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CROWDS AT KINGS PALACE.
The Toy Display Arouses Unusual
Interest.

One OF the sights on upper Seventh
street is the mass OF humanity in front
OF Kings Palace. constantly pushing ana
showing in order TO catch = glimpse OF Tue
vonderful collection OF toys attractively
arranged in the windows.
The display of toys there IS certainly
net surpassed anywhere in the city. In
fact. these important factors o. child lie
form one OF the speciaities OF k!ns S
Palace.
Tbs store is continually thrGnEcd with
Christmas purchasers. seeking bargains N
the many departments. Many extra sales
people and special arrangements were
found necessary in order TO .rop'flE
handle the tremendous trade OF th'S pop
uiar establishment.
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AIMS TO PRODUCE
ARTIFICIAL LIFE.
A CHICAGO MANS DISCOVERIES.
states Thnt Chemicals Wi. Enable
Him a. Find The Secrct-partini
Success IL CrSs-
TALKING.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2o.-"within fye years
three. nossibly-thc secret Of lie VIII be
as plainIy revealed as the Simplest prob
len that children now understand
4. Dourhtcn. until a day or so ago pro-
fcssar OF pathology in the Hahuemann
Medical College. made this assertion to-
Gay. and within five minutes demonstrated
uat. with chemicals. be is able TO accom-
pl.sh that which puzzles the microscopes.
what his Chemicals we're he declined 10
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CURRENT EVENTS
IN ALEXANDRIA.
Bad POWER HOUSE ACCIDENT.
Electric Traffic Delayed Yesterday
Bunt-buiIdinr Enterprise
Startcd-Morton Cadets
Team Victorious.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Dec. 2O.-C. c. Pei
ton, who has the contract for furnishing
wood to The poor of this city. last night
appeared before committee of the city
council to hear the investigation of re-
ports in circulation that he had fG-nished
an applicant with a short load of wood.
Mr. Pelton explained in satisfactory
manner how the reports started. and the
committee eXonerated him of the charges.
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vent. if Possible. the discussion by army
officers in the newspapers OF any phase
of the Schley case or comment upon the
Gccisiorfeof the Court OF Enquiry. His at
tention had been directed to the alleged
interyieS Sith General Miles on this sub
ject, bgNbo had not taken action upon
It. nor \, as likely to reprimand General
Miles. even though the latter was correct
" quoted.
I<eeIe Army Out of Controversy.
There is a probability that the Secrc-
iary OF sWar viii take some action which
will bring to the attention Of army Off
GERS the necessity for refraining from
comment. Whether this will be done pri-
yatcly or take the form OF an order to the
Amy has not been decided. He is deter
mined. however, to do whatever may be
necessary TO prevent the army from mix
ing up with naval controversies.
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The board of governors of the Ravens
worth Club, which was recently organized
IN this city. held meeting in their new
club rooms. on North Washington Street,
last night and decided to give an opening
in the near future. when special pro-
Eramme will be rendered. The rooms OF
the club are elegantly furnished and
evcrythingpresents an up-to-date appear
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rhc,u,.,Isn Cured in a Day.

"vrstic Cure for rheumatism Ind ns'FaislA
,,5irsliv cures IN to days. Its action uncn the
,,st,.n is remarkable and hJslcfl9us- " re
moves at oncc tho cause cnd the disease imlls-
diatcly disappears The first dose Er,Atiy benea's
IS cents and 81 Sold by stevens Fhlsai- -.
ps,ss,l l,.uis Avenue and Niath Street
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THE TINES COMPANY.

NNTItL VF ILFJIIUN UF Iht 81 EES-
Notice Is hereby given that a meeting OF the
stockholders Of The Times Company will be held
at the ofHce Of the company in the Hutehini
Building. corner Of IOih and SIS. nv. wash
ingtou d. G.. on the 18TH DAY OF JANUARY,
1902, at O'CLOCK p. NJ. for the purpose Of
clectirs hye trustees FOR the ensuing year, aud
for the transaction OF such other business as HAY
properly come before such meeting.
Dated Washington, d. c., December u. 1901.
W. J. DANTE.
dci2-im Secretary
TIE Chiidren's Hospital has deed Of truss OF
e for twenty thousand dollars. which ID ID
paying interest Help to pav H.
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Ncnr to His Goal.

"I am searching" he explained when
asked FOR Tie formula, "for an ion. that
agent which will effect reproduction. and
then will have found artificial l'fe, conf
pletc. yet exactly like natural life; so
nearly like il tnat none may tell The
difference.
The biologist SAYS life consists OF cells,
and that cells beget cells and thus mui-
tiply. The gcclogist. who profoundly ante
dates the biologist. says the latter is
wrong and that originally there was no
life earth. ! think the geolosiSt right
when the earth was formed mud was
not the kind OF mud we have today. 1t
had other properties, and those properties
have been lost.
There were certain chemicals abound
ing then which now we find but rarely.
vet then they were everywhere. There
fore the we're conducive 90 the springing
mp Of life For that reason we hear OF
spontaneous generation.
Regain with Crystals.
Il began with crystals. So began Prof.
Dulschli. of Vienna. We arc working
along the same lines. and think no one
is nearer the truth than we are. was
working with crystals. as | said, AM I
found some curious things-that crystals
have life. and that by reversing --ly work
[ could sec things more wonderful still.
oct Of bisulphide Of carbon | found
life as real ami actual as anything ever
born possessed. and +; lived for six weefs,
pulling now one way. now another. agd
acting as though IL had some form Of in
telligence.
Il formed sponges b. chemical action
ana produced In them the galatinous mat
ter found in the natural spongos. Fnr-
ther. ! produced the nest curious cTys-
tails have ever seen, ard going fai
thor. produced sFirais OF wonderful fash
ion.
uadc irtiEcinI Shells.
From this IL was only a stop to maxi
ing shells. and in one insiarse 'nado
she'll lhat vac ms perfect as any / ever
picked Up On the shore. Thste are few
things necessary 10 n.akc life lrtifeialiy.
Among these arc assimilation. rejection
OF affinity. riottou and reproduction OF
kind
Il am now seeking the engines by
which / may produce the last. Then the
work will be complete. Then We will
knos God as ne IS God is all about rs
and In US. He is Intelligence. and until
We know him we cannot know ourselves.
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st. Marys Catholic Sunday School held
its annual Christmas entertainment yes
terday ia tue Young Mems Sodality Ly-
ceum Han. when an excellent music and
literary Entertainment was rendered.
There was large gathering present, in
cluding many grown folks, and at the con-
clusiUn Of the exercises candy was distrib-
uted among the pupils.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

o-STREET MARKET will be open on Tuesday. De
eember q, from a. IN. to II ?. n. m2l-3
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NOTICE il hereby given Of the dissolution Of
partnership Of Buns < Co. +. y Burns, J. f..
BRADY. mi
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A Two-FoLD RECOMMENDATIONS
D,rrnrorih Clothing Combines quail
10, and Durability.

"Dyrenforth's clothing looks best.
wears longest" is the trade motto Of VI.
Dyrcnforth & Co, cIothiers and furnish
ers g23 Pennsylvania Avenue. Every
thing IN ready-to-wear garments for men
is kept in stock.
Elegant furnishings are offered at com
mandngly low prices. MI Christmas
gifts bought are put Up in handsome
boxes that will surely please both buyer
and r. .icnt.
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Stops the Cough
mud Works of the Cold.

Laxative Brono-QuEne Tablets riHe cold q
one day. No care, No pay. fFiee - cents.
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William 4. Young. a prominent resident
of Alexandria County died late Thursday
night 1.hls home In Arlington district.
after long Illness. The deceased was
scventy-one years OF age. and is survived
by a w;dow. The funeral viii take place
from his late residence Sunday afternoon
At I nfrIrll
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ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION CURED

by the koch Lung Cure
100 Nassau Street New YORK.
And es7 Street. Waahington-
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THE IJSCoLN NATIONAL BANK o. WASH
1NGTON CITY. Washington, d. C., December
II. 1901 The annual election for directors Of
this bank will take place at the ranking house
on TUESDAY, JANUARY Il, 1902. Polls open
from 1s m. to . p. ~. p. A. STIER, Cashier.
delf Il ,2s-jani. .1i.13
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SPECIAL NoTiCE-A meeting ot ilic sioeshold-
,rs Of the National Metropolitan Fire Insurance
Company Of the District Of Columbia will he
held at the office Of the company DECEMBER %,
1901. for the election Of directors Polls open at
II m. and close at O'Clock p. M.
COS SAN CRnSs Sccrelarr-
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Mr. loufg was formerly engaged in the
carriage Balding business in Washington.
where he SHs once well known, but OF
late years had retired to private life.
The head Of one OF the boilers at the
power house of the Washington. Aleyan-
dria and Mount Vernon Electric Railway
at Four Mile Run, blew out shortly be
fcrc o'clock yesterday afternoon, and as
a result two colored Gremen we're badly
5calded. Traffic over the road was de-
layed for some time pending repairs.
The funeral OF Mrs. Jane Aitcheson,
whose death occurred on Wednesday las,
took place at O. lock yesterday after
noon from her late residence. 2f0 Duke
Street and was attended b. large num-
Ger of relatives and friends OF the de-
ceased. The funeral seryices were con-
Quoted by the Rev. p. p. Phillips. Of St
Faul's Episcopal Church AMI the inter
lnent was made in st. Pants Cemetery,
six ncphcws OF the deceased actiGs as
pallbearers.
Charles w Turner. OF ;his citr. and
Miss Rosalie Harris. u Charlottesville.
Va. were married last Wednesday at the
residcrcc OF S. J. Harris ia chariottes-
vile.
Charles Zimmerman last o.cning ten
dcred his mother. Mrs. Lizzie Gibson. a
birthday party at his res if'srl m the
Market Space. the occa SIC. being her
inty- ffth birihday. 4 number OF guests
were present and a musical programme
was rendered. after which a rcpast was
served.
Augustus peane. who has = shipyard at
the outlet of the Old canal locks Is erect
ing q large workshop and boat building
shed. and before the winter is over rail
way large enough to haul out small yes
gels will be constructed.
The public schools OF the city closed
t.,is afternoon for the Christmas holidays
and viii not he rcopened until January ..
1902 Man OF the teachers were the re-
ciDlents OF handsome prescnts-the gifts
OF their pupils.
The Morton Cadet BASKETBALL team, OF
Washington. tonight defeated the Alex
andria basketball team by n score OF S
to 4 The game was well contested. and
was witnessed by u number of spectators
in ArmOry Hall on South Royal Street
Malcolm Mclean, OF Seattle. Wash is
visiting friends and relatives in this city.
his former home
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baltimore and return. Vim
u. ~ %. n. 10.
sunday, December Il aaI -.
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sehIcy Maintains silence.

Last night Rear Admiral Schley refused
to discuss the closing of the case and
maintained the silence which has marked
his conduct since the Court Of Enquiry
vas convened. He may issue some state
nent through his attorneys. but will not
be interviewed or quoted directly.
Secretary Root Is determined TO pre-
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Made Artificial Shells.
FINDINGS OF COURT STAND.

ecgnl.nnsl lIo.a First rase.,
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EVERY MOTHER should take The children to see
that beautiful and wonderful Dancing Doll at
the STANDARD Sewing Machine Office. coz sth st.
NV. corner of st. JOSEPH H.. I.isSE. Man
ager. m2o-i
NEW GREY Government shirts. 3 for 81; No. 8
Army shoes az 59c a pair; genuine McClellsnj
saddles. SO; roofing paper. and 3-ply. best
quality. =: price, horse blankets. good oiies. e0c
:. BENsINCER & CO., 18th and Il SITS NV.
ra0-3
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DIR. TnImage Closes.
Members cf the I'nrt,.

Among those present were: Nj. and Mrs.
Merrill r. Gates, ex-seeTetary and Mrs.
John ~. Foster. Senator and Mrs. Quarlcs.
Hon. Henry y. r Naefarland, Rev. Dr.
and Mrs. 7. Dewitt Talmagc, Justice and
Mrs David j. Brewer Rev. Dr. Noble.
Rev Dr. and Mrs. Newman. Mrs. Merri-
field Miss Wiggin. gey Or. Fishburn. o.
II. Reed. Herbert G. Reed Ir. and Mrs.
Charles ". Davis. DR.. and Mrs Charles 7.
Caldwell. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Bryant.
Prof and Mrs. A. n. skinner. DR.. NJ. G.
Skinner. Miss Sarah Skinner, Mr. and
Mira. Myron l.. Story. Allan B. Hayward.
Mrs. 4. h. Muncey. Mr.. and Mrs. +. X.
Darling. Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Karrick
Dir. and Mrs. y. &. Claiiin, Miss Elsie
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Mr.. You{g was formerly engaged in tho
carriage I1sIdins business in Washington.
where he yHs once well known. but OF
late years had retired TO private life.
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Augustus peane, who has = shipyard at
the outlet oi the Old canal locks. Is erect
ing a large workshop and boat building
shed. and before the winter is over 4 rail
way large enough to haul out small yes
GELS will be constructed.