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THE TIMES, WASHINGTON; SATURDAY, DECEHBEB 18, 1897
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&T0pcii Evenings.
V
WouM appreciate a pair ot our
Kew Patent Leather Shoe, am io!I
U Ria. 3 n thlnkf it-a PATENT
LEATHER PHOE which 18 GUAR
ANTEJID not to break. Each pair
it, put in a neat box. and well de
liver them any hour or day y-j.i de
sire, m1 if the size should not be
Oorteot, tnev can be exchanged.
m have all hires In all popular
thapps.
TtMv cost no more tlian other shoes
aud are FOR .SALE ONLY BY TS.
BINSQM&GHERY GO,
12th and P S?s. It W.
City Brevities.
Thi!
irmmnininimnifMiiMniMnB
Clothing Sale Is the j
Talk of the Town, j
And Why Not Think of It ?
A good, warm, serviceable Overcoat for $2.08 the E
very cloth alone cost four time, the price! Then bettor ones :
at 2.08, !?3.08, $4.08 in December, too, with the winter all Z
before 3-0 u.
Come today come expecting to get the biggest bargains you
or anyone else over saw or heard of. Talte our word for it, z
youshall Not Bo disuppol uted. :
Deri's Overcoats. Men's Suits.
Men's Melton Overcoats four
e.l."S:S5 .62
A. ption wafe yesterday granted U.
Alvah X. Hant, 4 Washington.
CU. Toia.ec assistant coiMinfcmuoer of
ladtan affair, has returned from a visit
Several very otd trees which stood on
. toeweeu H and I streets, were
cot 4awt! yeaterday.
Xettop Wooden -was convicted of a
lawnA often! of petty larceny yewtenlay
t CWer Jo Itfupuain's court.
Cao Jirr bm& Iitatah IViee. colored boys.
ww fMBd pKt of lnssty from the per
m fn Jwdse Bradley " court yesterday.
Tlfce finance cuHwaMk'e of the National
ISdumUuoai Association will meet t.idai
mfc 2 yi. m. at the feacerian College
Yt Jtv J. D- Stafford, J. 1)., retarded
tle eRj laat evening from Scranroii.
I'., wtmv lie delivered a series ot lecutrs.
. Jaiaee M ltodd, who was convicted of
froweetoeaktatf. la week, was .sentenced to
lea mumim In jatl yesterday by .Tudgc
UradJey.
rVk ntttt. convicted of obtaining;
money and fale pntrH.-. wat. sen'ene il
. a yaw lit prfeou ywrterday by Judge
The 4eath was reiwrtud to the State
ittqnaraneMt- ttrday of Lieut. Mav ell
Wood. Jtsspeotor of ordnance, at Bnd,rc
pert. Conn.
Vto cwnMWUee or balls and idaces of
j&Htihta t the KatMiKl locatkma! .lt-
faOtnthN mt yerday arternoon -it Hie
Am-o Bulkltnp-
Ktvett H'. KUtott. colored, iva! sent t..
fm (yr ninety daj-s jresteitlaj- by Jodjip
KiiuUalt ISurcan-vfUK a raaur jud(ii!H ing
It wMti deadly intent.
A tnu Cttjuyablc eatertainiacnt was
Bvew ikt eveniugatG. A. H. Hall under
ttoe aaankH' of John F. Reynold; lj-t
K. S, le4art i.wrt f the 2'otomac.
The Srtal if Robert E. Carrol!, charged
il ttee piilic e tsoait -with arou, -was ,n
Ummca Htrtii- before 4 u;;o Kimball ,-ji.d
Oacrdli tran held Utc the graud jury jn
drak o i-foO lodt.
Jlm WinMoi . the proprietor of a lunch
room at tie y.tders' Home, reiortd to
Ute poNcl vt-erdty ttiat lte hal lx'en
Kitohoa of $IGS, fetolen "from his place
at IwimlHu 1 ytiAerday rowaiBg.
Ahu: KaytMond, coloreil, fifty years
. iwa iujutiH venUy afterixon b
llMte tluowi. t'riKii bib -wagon at Second
aad U flUeett. uathwei. He vrs sent
te Ute litBctoncy Huntai in the lourlh
iprecfnoi patnA wagon.
ArttHirHicnett,aooloretiflihennan,caine
to tne JJmergfettcy Hospital la4 night to
Imw a IniSei extracted froin hib left
fhoalder. The ir-an lives at Rodtport,
Wd.. aMd Oakum to have been shot Uy a
ummA man several day, ago, during a
mmrrvA. llfe -woutsd is not dangeron.
A norse driven by William Raymond,
oofcM-ed. of Alexandria county, took fright
(Mtrda afternoon at a loooinotive near
it? owriMJr of Twelft and D etreetb honth
tVHHt.aMd ru a-way. Raj inond -was thrown
0 a-Md Muaalued a broken leg. He was
romowd to the Emergency Hospital.
lle paify destroyed two frame hou
at Ks. 1 07 and 160 Eatt Capitol strei-t,
lselay afternoon. The foimer was
oontHed by Fiank Dodon ami the latter
uj- Alfred War field. Dodson't, liouse -wxs
dataaged to tlte ertent of $200 and that
at Warfield about 100. The origia of !
tK' fie i nkti'wn.
Chr. Xader, JM9 Seventh street; highest
grade Swert Catawlia, $1 gallon; 25 cents
qwirt: &wet Deep Bed Xorums, $1 gallon:
80 oent quart. It
The Goudvesr RuWjer Company, fa07 Pa.
a"e dteplaig a fine awf-ort merit of Mack
itMotttie for ladies, genu, miw-e, aud chil
dren, alo hNrt-. tshoes and Icvk Preent
rtm ntt be apprcuui. not only during,
bwc tutr the holiday.
dltt,l7.1S,2J,22,2l.
Mcns Clay-lined Overcoats beavy
satin feJeee lining raw edge made
of the finest material, 65 5 2S?
Vi Vo1 B 4JaJ
fully worth $20..
young Men's Box Overcoats all
the neweNtshades.-uidMvlcs. These
coats were foimcrly $12. Tou can
take,
at...
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Children's Suits.
Hundreds of Children's Suits at
S1.00, 1.20. 1.-10. $1.00 and
1.S5.
Young IVIen's Suits.
$2-75i $3o0 and $4.00,
llenjs Prince Albert Suits,
value $25.00.
Men's Mackintosh, extra deep
cape,1
S2.H5.
Men's $0 Cas8tmero4&0
Bulls very stylish.... && JJ
Men's $9.50 Double-
suftB..:?:i.p.l.a.,:1S40 50
Men's $10.00 Blue and Black
Men's $12.00 raucy5 755
Worsted Suits &. u
Men'b $15.00 Flue Black Clay
"Worblcd Suits heavy rt 3
weight Q2C-
Men's $18.00 Suits, silk or cas
slinere lined very flncs-t material;
Einglc or double-breast- C& " Si
Men's $0.50 Roofers storm col
larsjust the thing &0 fg"
for wheelmen vPvSbWSJ
- 729 and 731 Seventh St. I
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FURNISHINGS.
G0cIIcavyweJBht-niadeicar..aBc
3flc Canton Flannel Drawers. .25c
75c Fleece-lined Wool Under
wear 50c
25c "Wool Hofce 'atf-oited col
ors) 16c
DOc "Wool Glocs, reduced to. -25c
25c Suspenders (wire buckle) .8c
Taluc $0.50.
CASH CLOTHING HOUSE.
H. Friedlander,
Corner
Ninth and E Sts.
UllllUlM
Open Evenings-
A Sale of Cloaks and
Clothing at
Less than Half the
Market Prices.
Wc rneau it. You know what we say can be relied
Jupon. The weather has been so warm that we have
not sold as much as we expected, and find ourselves
with too bis: a stock on hand. We have cut prices in
two. From now until Christmas these distress prices
will prevail. Credit, just the same, if you wish.
B. A O. BULLETIN.
EXCURSION RATES.
Aaooaut of the HolMlsyt, tickets will
Ibe fcM a tlte low rate of OXE TARE
ASJB 0MB-VM I KD from Washington to Pitts
luvrg, Wtoeelitip, Parkersburg and local
potat 1etwen Wheiiag and Pittsburg.
(lortd isoing ou December 24, 25, and 31,
1897, and January l, li58; valid for re
turn until 4uuty 4, ISHb.
lncial iate for students. Apply city
tckt off o. B. A. R. Railroad.
faueHc4ag Tuesday, December 21,
TOURIST SLEEPING CAKS will leave
"Waattiuetoi) ery Tuesday fr the PaciHc
Coaat, via Hi.. Louis at 3 40 p. m. JLt
"VuiHTMt Ih Htltjtie tlie Alliance.
MtnMr Lwtmio, at Caracac, cabled the
Btat lefiartntmt yeMerday that tie
American tpner Alliance hafe been finally
hAwmxI by the Veuezuelan government.
She driven utt t lte coant last July aih!
wa aelased fur vnJatlnc the cutoins reg
lwaUow.. Ott tl.e evidence tlte court re
leased Imn- 4ite time ago. but Venezuela
oantted further d?ay bv taking an appeal,
wfekii resulted yeetenlay In the vessel
goUiBR away. This Government, 1om
ever, -will iport the claim of her ow;i trs
for damage on aunt of unwarranted
dteotoc.
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I jb Case of 24 "bottles only $1. I
Order a Case
J lor Sunday- i
w Drop us a postal or iele
K phone 2154 and we'll de
a liver you a case of our
I famous "Champagne" or
e "Ruby"' Lager promptly.
Mcr.'s Fine Keiscy overcoats in
blue and black, velvet collar, latent
out. Rcgulai price, $14.00.
Now ST.SO
Men's Stylish A 11-Wool Suits in
Facy Mixture and Plaids.
Regular' price, $10. Xow..$6.9S
Men's Fine All-AVool Casshneie
Pants. Regular price, $5.
A'otf $1.98
Men's Tine Worsted Dress
Suits SIO.OO
Men's Stylish TopCoats-.SS.SO
Men's Stylish Hats In
the newest shapes $X.2S
Clrihli ou's Suite 980
Ciiildien's Fine All-Wool
sSuits $a.75
HandhonK Cloth
$1.48
Lndles
Capes, fur trimmed
Ladles Stylish Seal Plush Capes,
full sweep, trimmed with fur.
Regular price, $8. Now-. S3. 98
Ladle' Splendid Astrakhan Capes,
trimmed with fur, full length and
sv.eep; regular $6.00
goods $2.75
Ladies Fine Astrakhan Jackets,
handsomely trimmed. Regu
lar price, $1U. Now $5. SO
Ladies' Plush Capes extra length
handsomely beaded, fur
trimmed. Marked $11 6.. $5. SO
Ladies' All-wool Cloth Suits, ex
cellently made and tailor-
$5. GO
Stjlish Cloth Jackets, perfect in
cut and most lavishly
made $T.50
CASH OR CREDIT.
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FvrpF'
415-417 Seventh Street N. W.
IVIake Up Your Orders Today for
Candies, Nuts, Raisins, Oranges, Winesap Christmas Tree Ap
ples, Handsome Christmas Cocoanut Cakes, Lemon Iced Cakes,
Chocolate Cakes, Jelly Roll Cakes, Monster Clusters of Table Rais
ins, New Citron, Lemon Peel, Orange Peel and thousands of other
good things.
MiXed NutS, 8 IbS, for $1.00 cents per pound.
A Handsome Doll with each 8-pound purchase.
Soft Shell Almonds, 15c lb, 7 lbs for $1.00
Polished Pecan Nuts, 10c lb, 11 lbs for $1.00
Paper Shell Almonds, 20c lb, 6 lbs for . $1.00
Large New Eug-lish or French Walnuts, very meaty, 13c lb, 8 lbs for $1.00
Large Cream Nuts, 13c lb, 8 lbs for : $1.00
Sicily Filberts, selected stock, 13c lb, 8 lbs for $1.00
Best Mixed Nuts, 5 kinds, 13clb, S lbs for $1.00
Candy, S3 lbs- for SL00
French Mixture, containing fine Creams, Chocolates. Cream Bon Bons, etc.,
8c lb, 13 lbs for. $1,00
Fine Chocolate Creams, 15c lb, 8 lbs for $1.00
Delicious Cream BouBons, 15c lb, 8 lbs for $1.00
Large clusters Table Raisins, I5c lb, S lbs for ." $1.00
Sultana Seedless Raisins, 15c lb, 8 lbs for $1,00
Large Valencia Raisins. 10c lb, 11 lbs for .v..-..:. $1.00
Large Layer Table Figs, 12c lb, 9 lbs for .'.....'. $1.00
Sugared Figs, well preserved, 5c lb, 20 lbs for $1.00
Cooking Figs, medium size, 5c lb, 20 lbs for $1.00
Stick Candy, assorted flavors, 8c lb, 13 lbs for $1.00
Broken Stick Candy, assorted flavors, Sc lb, 13 lbs for $1.00
Candy, 17 lbs. for SL00
Gum DropfcCaudy, assorted, 6c lb, 17 lbs for ' $1.00
Large Seeded Raisins, packed in cartons, 12c lb, 9 lbs for $1.00
Cleaned Curcauts, in cartons, 12c lb, 9 lbs for $1.00
New Citron, 15c lb, 7 lbs for $1.00
Cakes, worth 20c, Today for 10c
1 lb Jelly Roll Cakes, 10c lb, 11 lbs for $1.00
1 lb Jelly Layer Cakes, 10c, 11 cakes for $1.00
Fruit Cake, 15c per lb, 7 lbs for $1.00
Pound Cake, .per lb, 10c, 11 pounds for $1.00
Peanuts, usual 5c package, 3c, 35 packages for $1.00
Bricks Mince Meat, 8c lb, 13 lbs for $1.00
Clark's Preserves, assorted, 15c pail, 7 pails for.... $1.00
FreshfBeef5G'!b- Fresh Pork, c lb. Sugar Cured Shoul
ders, Sc lb.
Fresh Boiling Baef and Stew Beef , 5C lb
Fresh Washington Dressed Pork 6c lb
Sugar-cured Smoked Shoulders Qlic lb
7y2 lbs Java and Mocha Coffee and 5 lbs Granulated Sugar for $1.00
Elgin Butter, 25c lb. 4J lbs for $1.00
Eggs, per dozen, 17c, 6 doz. for .?. . $1.00
Pure Leaf Lard. 6j4c lb, 17 lbs for $1.00
Best Family Flour, 35c sack, per barrel $4.90
Dry Lima Beans, 5c lb. Gibs for : 25c
Granulated Yellow Meal, 2c lb, 11 lbs for 25c
Large Grain Rico, 5c lb, 19 lbs for $1.00
Arbuckle's Coffee, 10c lb, 10 lbs for $1.00
Levering's Coffee, 10c lb, 10 lbs for $1.00
2 lbs 50c Mixed Tea aud 7 lbs Granulated Sugar for $1.00
Our premium cards are being redeemed for Handsome Easy Chairs, Fancy Ta- v
hies, Par!or Stands, Watches, Mautel Clocks, Banquet Lamp-, Large Albums, Din
ner Sets of Decorated Cliinaware, containing 100 pieces; Tea Sets of Decorated
Chinaware, containing 56 pieces; 10-piece Decorated Toilet Sets, Gold Band Cups,
Saucers and Plates.
JOHNSTONS, 729 and 731 7th Street.
Open Every Night.
S,KANN,SOH8&00
8fch St. and Market Space.
Seventh-st entrance, Family Shoe
Store.
Don't delay selecting
your Toys we'll ke.p
them until wanted.
iClTOK
or Rain Coats, for ladles and rohwes, nro
not to be overtoefcea-they male elegano
and useful prusuuts, especially at these
pru es.
Ladies' Navy atxl Btacft Sergt ntul Browa
Covert .Mackintoshes, two foil-sweep mil
itary capes, doaWe texture, velve toilar,
special, Jm
Ladles' All-wool Serge Mac&lnfrwHes
In Navy, Black; latest style; two ffcH
sweep military capes; plaid lined; velvet
collar. Kegular 0.00 guiuenS. For tts
sale,
Ladies' AM-wool Serge Madcintoshe.t
in Navy and Black; extra full military
cape, the latest style; velvet collar; all
full size garments. For this sale,
Children's
full cape,
Gingham Finish
$4.98.
Jingua
$1
iossan
ree et
$1.98
Gosssraorsv
Children's Gossamers, In navy diagonal
serge, full three capos, '
Ladies' and Miss
es' Jackets.
Jackets that were $10.00 $12.80 ana
$14. Also Plush and Cloth Capes, with
the same range of prices, are j
$7.40 Now.
Ladies' Jackets awl Capes, in Velvefc
and Cloth, imported to sell ror $40.00 am)
$5U.OO,
$25 Now.
Ladies' Tea Gowns, In Silk and CtMlwaeie.'
Still marked $5.O0, $10.50 and $12.00, ,,
$6.90 Now.
Misses Jackets and Children's ReeA3.
6 to 18 years -in every style, make aatl
Quality. Were $7.50 to $10.00,
$5 Now.
FIIEK ALCOHOL IN THK ARTS.
AND t
are made of pure Hops
and Malt, properly aged,
and are famous for their
brilliancy aud delightful
flavor. The former is
light, the latter is dark.
I Washington Brewery Co. i
f 4th and F N. O. Fhone, 2154.
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BRUTAL ASSAVLT OX A WOMAN.
Alevnnsler Clayton Heat, Kicks und
Cuts Let tie Gullowuy.
Alexander, Clayton, colored, saw Lottij
Galloway pnmeiiadmg through Govern
rueat allej northwest wltha iial,and the
sight so en roped him that he ran after
the couple, and when he approached them
the other man fled, leaving Lettie to the
mercy of her discarded loer.
Clajton attacked the woman In a most
brutal manner, healing her with hib fi-t
and kicking her several times in the ; b
domen. Th'en he drew a knife from 1 is
pocket anU4Jirust the blade into her side.
Fortunately the wound was but a -upor-J
ficial one. "The woman suffered grj.it ly
from the kioks, and she was in great
distress when brought to the Emergency
Hospital. She will recover, however.
Clavton escaped, but ,xhc police know
him and hope to place him under arrest.
DISTRICT IN ITIE SENATK.
Conimissiojiei to Control Parking
To rest in the IMstrict Commissioners
the control of the "Street parking is the
object of ahill intioduced by Senator
McMillan yesterchiv. It provides that :iny
jurisdiction or contiol by the Secretary
of the Inteiior or the chief of engineers
shall be ested in the Com ml si oners, and
they are authori! Unmake such reason
able legalejtlons as To their judgment
may be iHcessary for the ue, occupation,
ani protection of street parking and to
attach to such regulations such penalties
as will secure theii enforcement.
Accused of Shoplifting.
A woman wlw gave her name as Annie
Henning, a Injusekeeper, forty years oid.
was arreMtd yeaterdny evening by De
tective Mutleron the charge of shoplifting.
The woman is alleged to have been caught
In the act of stealing goods from a large
down-town store and was placed under .r
rest by the officer. She was looked up at
No. 1 station.
Committee Not to Be Culled Together
Until After the Hecesss.
Senator McMillan does not intend to call
the District Committee together mini
after the holidays, when he expectb all
the members will be in the city and 'he
active woik ot the committee can begin
in earnest. There are u great many Im
porlunt measures pending, and It is be
li"ed that when the committee once gets
to work it will move along pretty lively.
Meanwhile the chairman is going over
the work of the committee, and the clerk
is getting things in such blmpe that there
win be no reason why speedy results should
nos be reached on measures which have
been referred to the District Committee.
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Reform Bureau Meetings on Sunday.
The Reform Bureau will hold two neet
ings tomorrow for tlie promotion of rsronn
bill",, especially those relating to the Distr.ct.
The first meeting will be at 3 o'clock iu
Luther Memorial Churoh, at which Hon.
Charles Lyman will preside, aud speak, fol
lowed by P.M.op Sattcrlee, on "Divorce,"
Congressman Ellis on "Temperance," Dr.
Hutlcr on the -Sabbath," and the superin
tendent. Rev. Dr Wilbur F. Crafth, on the
"Protection of girlhood." Another mpet
iug will be held in the evening at the
Metropolitan Methodist Church, on Four-and-a--ial
and C streets, at which Jiepre
H'litative Johnson, or North Dakota, will
preside and speak, followed by Dr. Cruts
and Dr. Johnston, the pastor.
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Age of Consent in the District.
In tne Senate yesterday Mr. Prltchard
introduced a bill to increase the age of
co scut lu the District to eighteen yers.
Remember that GROVER GR.V-EA-l'S
remedy is GUARANTEED
to remove nil distress FIIOM THE
FIRST DOSE. It ife folly to buffer
when n 50e. bottle, procured, from
your druggist, will correct in
htantly nil unpleasant symptoms.
An infallible. Specific for Dybpepsla,
Heartburn, Gafccritis, and all dla
eases arising from an Impaired
Digestive System. Write to Grover
Graham Co., New burgh, N. 1'., for
pamplilet.
The Greatest Sacrifice
We Have Ever Made!
Choice Today of Men's
$10, $12 and $15 Suits for
ft
Single and Double-breasted Sack Suits in Blue, Black and Fancy Cheviots, Cassi
nieres, Whipcords and Worsteds. We are making this wholesale sacrifice in order to clear
out every Suitiand Overcoat on our first floor for the addition of a complete Furnishing
Department for men and boys. You might as well throw money into the STREET as
to pay more thran our prices.
YOU cau have a choice of $15 and $18 Suits aud Overcoats
for $10. The Suits are made up in fine Black Cheviots, Clay
Worsteds, etc. Single and Double-breasted Sacks and Cut
awa37s. Overcoats in Kerseys, Meltons aud Beavers blue,
black and brown every color warranted fine silk velvet
collars. SPECIAL, TODAY AT
While they
last.
While thoy
last.
YOU can have a choice of $18 and $20 Suits and Overcoats
for $12. Suits in Clay Worsteds, Fancy Cheviots and Im
ported Homespuns 3 and 4-button Cutawa3'S, Sacks and
Cutaway Frocks. Overcoats in Vicunas, Meltons, Kerseys
and Beavers fine silk linings
While they
last.
YOU can have a choice of $20 and $25 Suits and
Overcoats for $15. Suits in Clay Worsteds, Vicunas aud
Thibets -silk lined throughout. At $15 we offer some of
the finest Overcoats in our stock lined with the best all-
silk, cassimere or clay worsted
You cau always regard your money as being here on DEPOSIT only until you have
o-iven the Suit or Overcoat a careful inspection and found it to be perfectly SATISFACTORY.
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No Chance for It So Lung as There
Is a Treanry Deficit.
There is no pof-ible show for the passage
of the bill providing for the use of Irttts
alcohol in the arte and sciences. The re
port of th" committee which has betjn
investigating this subject all suur-tar
submitted its rerort to the Senate, to
gether with the voluminous testimony thaS
has been taken.
The committee, Mr. Flatt, of Coaneetteat,
chairman of the joint committee, saw,
could agree upon but one thine, and tha8
seemed to be the essential, that there was
D) possibility of pacing such legfclatloH
so long as the reenuos were in their pres
ent condition Mr. Piatt gave the Sen.ue
to understand that it would be folly to
try to do anything that would reduce the
revenues so long as the receipts dhl not
equal the expenditures.
The bill will cieate a defieit-aheuid it
pass-of $10,000,000, aud this is not the
tine to create more deficit. The olef
worry of the Treasury Department is to
fn.il more reenue, not to increase She
deficit, so that there appears to be a
great deal of force in what Mr. Plattsors.
The debate caused some sarcastic pas
sages between Mr. Chandler, who naturally
loves a scrap, and Mr. Hale, who is not
averse to indulging in sarcasm and Utter
repartee. Mr Hoar, who is the chief
promoter of free alcohol iu the arts, be
cause his section of the country is the
largest c msumer, thouzht the bill ought
to pass, aud he suggested that the deflate
could be made good by increasing the tax
on beer one-half dollar u. barrel.
Mr.lloar was ftauk enough to admit, how
eer, that this could not be dune, and as
serted as the reason the political power
of the brewers of the country. There wa
also a reference to the proposition, which
has been suggested in some quarters, to
reduce the tax on whisky to 70 cents a
gallon, but the short discussion along
that line showed very clearly that such
a proposition wohld not meet with favor
among JRepublican leaders. Finally, lha
subject went over without action.
GEYER RELEASED FROM JAILj
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20th Century Clothiers. 923 Penna. Ave. j
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Must Turn Over to His Wife His
Intel e-t in Pergonal Property.
B.F. Gejei.the llierymau.who has been
In jail since November 2, for refusing
to pav alimony to tils wife, Annie V.Geyer,
during the perdencyflr har suit Tor divorce,
was released yesterday upon an order
of Judge Hagner. '
Mrs. Gcyer brought suit against her hus
band last May on the grounds of infidelity.
The court ordered Geyer to pay alimony in
the sum of $75 per mouth until the case
should be decided, but he only made two
payments. He was teveral payments In
arrears last October, and upon his con.
tinued tefusal to pay the amount, the
court rcn-at.ded him to jail. His attorneys
pleaded that $75 was more thn Geyer
was able topay.buthe wag adjudged guilty
or contempt a&d sent doign on the second
ot last month.
Since that time Geyer3 attorneys have
made blionuotia efforts to seeure his re
lease, and tl'ey succeeded yesterday In
securing the order Tor his release from
Judge Hcgiter, upon condition, stipulated
in the order foi release, that Geyer turn
over to his wire his interest in the personal
property now In the house occupied by
Mrs. Geyer. The order also stated that
It has not been shown to the satlsfaotiuu
ot the court that Geyer is unable to pay
the amount or alimony allowed by tlnr
couit.
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