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W u m'. e a.
SPECIAL NOTICE..
11W.L C051113 RAVELERS. 1tt 1bol 1.M 'r
pat-."oo adu a 0'7 l Orxar u rn Co..
Opus wsIM mae4uw D3tMsn. a
St*WUm .,-.w
BAIAD IS ALT.
EOLLDATP33uiOrI1.7
pp1 DEA Al P.1CWEA S
UBB~ii.A, II~kJ1',AID WEBISS.
.r-Aa PE 0111 pet . la . u
p., ~N~~ i so I.aCj *ZA 3at3r
NE Mt w li q lwar Slm iai
t u Is4L tart tlMt , ut amed. taW
iioM ofthe.tttI ulf if atariua tb
p.aaat. u~r.rntloir "ruuIf e IS
00N52IPATION.
1. GRILLOW
A~. EITABDEB OPColv><Ir!
TO B01 A W B. 1
WE CLOSIID OOT T?3Of A LEADTN@ CLOAS
VtXUFACTUR3RI HS XTIRI SAMPLE L1143
(17 LAUIL9' C4.0AEM AT A (IfEA S ACRIPICE
?11) 071111 7313 AT A1007 3ALF TILIRE
CRCE UL Pi IOES. THIS LIRE OOMIPEIREM LA
D)IE:' TUR3E-QCARTKE COATS, 1EE14,
C~tLI CATS, be.. IN TANS. BLOB ED BLAOL
$12115 U TO 7 .
THE REGLLAB P11014 01 THESE WRAIW
3A!1O'D 7. 011 01. TO 45o. 77TV Ot CAI OET
71113D 1)FuB 11111 LOT YO'PLL UBELT GET
A RAIMJ sly WE MATE MAAIEtD TNI.V 7101
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l.Ak PBJCLL
OPr EDOULAR STOCE O7i LADTI$'. 115111$
AD CBILDSIEW3S REAPS AT A Dh.0003?T 0P1
1trt11 10 TO Y6 P33 CRELT 077 MAILED
PIICIS WET lOT? A WRAP Volt A PRESENT7 I
WIEN TOO CAI (031 A 00011ON WITH S.0EH
A 011ALL OUTLAfl
LaIma Wrap. 6am.................9.50 to 049.11
Bl~~..........f...................4.50 to 7'.0
Chf)*ae aWvmputtfr ........_.... E3801.900
Dm l to 1.aao wa a. ~. ( I la5_s
J01.o & L
dM 71$ E~wwa a...
WE All BOW PRLPAAED TO 0NOW THE
MOUT IITT IsIVE ARSOTMET WI
NAYE ?711 EKIITED IN
70171*7 aJD POBCALA I!
PROP
5IC~ILT DICOAAE TPIECES
TO SMAL.t /1/111113 li ARTICLE$. ENPE
OIALLT ADAPTED 101
OE1tI9ThAA PRAUENTS,
ME CUT ANp EIGRAVEID
PARLOIR. BStQUE?
PIA3O LAXPS.
AND BAIT NOTELIIM,
Ewa w bas Dumehei t
11. W. EEIDSU,
1215 F S7 410
HOLIDAY BAHOAI~s.
mPOaLL DISOUNT 101 TEE 167S O11.7.
DEADMOET ('FEIGN? ORAID.
Rivulet prL'". 060O; apudul pica, O4B
DUNNING UPRIGHT GRAID,
awur ... W00;bwA "~ea614
SPECIAL NOTICES.
UJNiON LODGE NO.l 1. I. O. F . IL
of Miaalay Deemer he :3 ~m i mhrs
wi take noffee ta thIs 0 i . l last m ne he
quarter. The. wrieo u, rs fo the wat, te
w te .A ftll atteadaen is "_
4..t I-C.D E..ON. le. Sey.
A. A S. t. wTI~s8DY g 3wMk Dsomcm In
7:30 e'eloclt. All remiser Bestush Ill. *fn== toa
vlte. I twain ~of Iwyeprae.s
Hy osrrof 0. taoU.
A35O1 3. j Tflot
WA8IWNGTON XARIET COMPANYT.-.
Tb annual Levatn, f t1e Waeabatee 1ar
t u paay will b, held at theo ce of bIecompan .
in the Cater learnk, to the cityef Waa an at 1
"ectock m. o" the AllAI4T MO~tDA beluow g0ay
7f3aysry. IN 3 fort he ehotee "t thlrt ea dreti
wrtSP tnosina year and to set on any othet subet
alibi, the power of the corpotatteo tint may he
4oee rbe the heetlan. BAMUEL .CU RI
Washte. D. O., De. 17,182 d20to31
TEE ANNUAL MEE TN OF TI
- ebholdke of the W s6 Eif
It).A ANI f of Weanetn ter the eleoeeq a
fl n -Ators all' be bld at the beak e TV
DAY. Januy 10. I o Po o l.
CHAR. P. WILLIAMS.
did 19.28.ja2.9 Caes,.
FEW YORtE I.EF
hav a fe or ett of ther. en
trjpb t baving recel ae can he sppllM0
mme. by I.. w et Nwe a
ar for ea Year e oe 8 cents 100 for
ITelepheme. 8S )1 d21 D.12 l1Uth a.w.
DR. ANTTA NEWCOOB M0EE ifA
4th K t 2 r 8 ot t andeee f mn
l ratce 'o? ru 10fp O. f ass m.,
z A AGiIEiNT UPRIOBT PIANO;1
4a aned tn mahoeany i also additional ptan
ttt R4OrWIC p00. _P2jbi. ?0 on eay
S APPROPEIA1 N PR.ESENTI AT PUb.
SELL'S,
bet, ,b.o..l woeed t. ies .f FIt.
abtleon nwet l have. Why
wouldn't a pretty 11 N~l It List, an Ad
dree Book or "lemore rem Beek o that
uuent. or elm. a mlhle? Aletah., all kinde
aid all price.. A Webbter "a"lrtged D~-.
ganary-what bettee Sete. nw arfety ul Cb
drew'- Books. All d", tboth verb. of aet sad
the ortnart"tP.CAtU. d.t.
LADIES' NAND-SEWYD SHOES AT 83
eil $1. Every' pair o'.r,nt.e4. Or-e
a il 10 m. E. M. DAYFI, 430 New York
iiv. P. 8. -I have erd all eeectin witb
avaesr & Davia Iaeqrporqad). 417
''WET GOODM" FOR ODRINTMAS WEEE.
The fi-.t Wi,. e ad Ltqoq mann
fr tred -an he had hsere st Dlsn
pad for the Inferior. P Tee ran
dlfr, Wbl.iea and llqna'"r-of all kinds
014 Sela,"a. the 8.." Whakex, t. 8
die illed from -elected on l: ated rain.
4 y-asoldonly 80c an.r8.Osahue.
N. A. POOLE,
944 LA. AVE.N. W. 423
CARD PLATER. and nawraved dIes for r
respondence pae.r" of th.e late arm, of
Ml a. Pores ..nd Oednay A Rberta "o. are
In Mr. O-dney's charce. who will take pleaa
are to prosaptly and properly Alling any
erder entrusted to him.
A. . OEDNET. 5s -t.r Ge"aney & Robert. Cn..
ENGRAVING AND BTATIONEAT Al 1at Ead.
POST BUILDING.
10TH ST AND PA. AVE. 4845
Far hire at raao..abl pis.
dl-am 1312 Pet, s.w. .
ZCOALi COAL! COALI
--4. 50 PER TON
].lths pice at Thbllelphao Pe Coil.
A Se co bar it rant.. ,elfeedae and ceok
stov.
I hae a fo and complete stock of PiWt-erade Coal
for
The Oral.
Denchb ofc eeonvealen:ly located to the Wee
Nato tire. aad west End uta ,d. IfJ 10t at. a. w.
Tet lphone cal. 17, O.74
'_ ON. I. ATiIN. al4-2m
RAMEICAN ICE AND OAL 00.,.me.
. w. ear. 10th and P a. a Telephone dii.
White dAb. tatt......g&A l.;. Vale, lov...57.00
Whis. ..............7
Whtin L tepes;....p.e. OpeC na ...nin... Good.2
CAWO' ORET.RPLFTA
Sellezactioa gUaranteedi saty..
-an r h t he tof . -
an c s a with a few o and
toeabv oa. 414t
exton' GOraod trobe. ilt nickeled, set to bet
10. 12. 14 and 16 E at. a. .
. Telephuse 4:8
tweenaechandla. fare carriagee, &c. Sep.
Hr te bt.v r to a. mOpu ense. Gp od
hndlpine. Cm4tent de.
ALBERT? TREGO.
414-Am Manager.
OFFT A TARR MUTUAL FRT A
oad ,, ar he ereby bre reme their 1
he 1for the ye.that ror of 1 'a attnd o4'.i
Teel ee tw, aat sow tarh~ nw use-, avo the
rowd. o t W N LEN 0TELER.
d5-19lt . ecretary.
ppdnCthiCWdS STpND ~ we COOL , e..
10, 12, O tand. at whol
t. Oeronme ns. T. cFancy Paper., c.1p
cUT
A~LE'ST TEGO
57 511.
*h 50,
Apeces
W. C. MEETE.
f4ouaer Meter.
S8oy"'r14 11th ct.
b A E COMOU PANY RFE A. ND
W. hnrn LATEO swa r,1
psIr~eo r b r before te LAT MONDAY In bi.y
he, e8 1o thetteas10 1.atn to oeanr
e .e t h U14 few at. a. w.
JCOAL FACTS FOR OLD WEATER.
q tyla oa as a-e I o. Ii can he.
s to he alaed p Wotje-.e inre
5tSad Wf arethry.coal.rlivred
can'm7evrytiauflevetar a aelbe I.
V. BALDWIN JOHNSON.
aler I10 . L ave.,l A t.n.e.. 914g.e.w.
TNEETEN EDESK CALENDAR
LASTON & R311.
-t111th t., hat. 511. ave, aS Ehl
SF tM 3l COi4~ URIR NlOV. 6.
In i these eclama. nme uneque.
scale ad the tone adtoe's ofthe mec
- a.wet a ama
frer NAtI D
alm
3Mm ~..O-T. .
.-t en
SPECIAL NOTICES.
OOMPLINENTS OT THE SEASON.
We wtsh our is and
patrona a very merry
Chrlstmas and a prosper
ous New Year.
CHAB. . HODGKIN.
"bpart Eanmier flabs 6Gase.'
8187thst. n.w. 42
(AY'SANTA BE GOOD TO YOUI
You will hay. a merry Chriatmas i
quite aur., but that ye will live to see,
many other,. enycentiasal happinessand
becoupe prospereas i' not ao sure. That yea
m FR lw aAl.
j~~TED CrML ft.or$ 'I
e 1 at. . w. . one door..e l.- e as.a.. da
d TOTIN F X b.ACtAL .
Whnle we are maki., . --peoalty of 6880
Fall D'enn Suit to mesure frogp now unti
January 1, for 650. plese beer In mind that
should you require a Semi-Drew. Solt. a Busi
aer Suit, an Overcoat ir a pair of Trouser .
yen will Sad na ready to serve yea with both 1
rick fabrtio and high.rade art, both sote awl
and hcA.
OWEN. FAs haflor.
428 11Th ST. iJasbe., he seaes), diN
WHICH-WILL-YOU~-AVE?
" are lots of men who wouldn't weer any
other ar. a -'nem" Hat. Thereare a no
bar wb we.r none but a "Christy." Ws -
mire their choice of ..tlter. for there are none
netter-in qaality sr eyl. We are sle ageuml
for both C aty and "Ene "
B. II. STIN r A 80N. &5l
1237 PA. AV N.W. de-la
WHAT ONE DEMANDS OP A TAILOR.
When one ues to a tailor fee a garmeat,be
it a enlt.an overcoat or a pair of trense, it
is not s much the superior quality of the
fabrle that one dreires and dmmanda as it IS
the superter weseag. cst. A and gemesral
wawa.
1re your s'enogmUiSndWsuleetavtyt?
MNYIWP & '. dOt)
1Ill PENN. AYENUF, Baer'e Otd "Stae!',. dle
I'S THE DAY BRFl CHRISTMAB~
A ns all tAreu1A oar Aeuer
Yoa'll mn 'rainerveter
For yourrerorrpoau.
Crowsl of things to pive. Art BOONS
and ordma:ry Books, Stattenery. Noveltfee
-In hor t, everythin. your husband, wife,
child or frienl oud wish for-all are hy
at p rces wray slot. w tyow're4a tA. A tbi
WM .ALLANITYlE B SOBS,
4:t. eventh at. r. w d24
ABOUT 'iOtR NEW YEAR RESOId
TIONl.
he New Year w11 anon be ushered Into e
latence b: Tiue' Be.ting Dtnk'na. As theol
year e'-ire amitA the anoer, yet sweet an
n-usier onsa of.. thouami bels t- e t! ougb -
ful nind w I cn m e pas 'van In oet. a
a.son of s ad I irity to tyke a brief retrospect
and consdertheerr.:o' therst andformood
reaetution. for the futnre. In ola this we
wish t4 ,ay .to1 those of the vublie who have
listen". t.+ the siren seng of the cheap tailor or
clothler and dard theusselve today with a
edd saus t, to ttan' for a moment ad reswlve
at hereafter they will pursue a more anahle
and protrhbe coprue by p.trenlzlng a talo- of
pnerft whose pardonable pride ln a lonVeetab
Iimhe ren1utation founded in eminent superi
oil y In St. wor'<manship and fabric, coupaed
with upriawt d-alins ens courteous treatruent.
wi;. not perndt him to tin oe on you. You
could no: mahe a more pro ltable business
solve, and the New Year-one vear bence-wilt
a-c you a t appier and weaer man.
F EN.
irs-f.esa Thaer,
1312 F st. n. w. 424
THE PRICEq WE ASK FOR MEN's
SHOES
re proportionate to the quality of Shoe yon
buy. We ruen ton shall re -ive such satisfao
tion as to t-dace you to surceIe all your Shoae
of us. 83.150. 84. 64.50 sad Sb. Laoe, But
ton or cngre-s styles, with broad, medium or
narrow toe.
HOU VER A SNYDER. 1217 Pa. ave.u.w. n9-Sm
b DO NOT E INFLPENCEDl ENTIRELY
P: the vartlona claims put
forwar. by the avena sf .-t. e
see al T" writers. Try all
the jorer't oachinesa de
e, fur jourself utesti s meri t3
erh. In such atathe SMITH
IER is oalwege efstori s.
a' ad to anld yots one on tdrl.
And don't torv.et that from us a ens ean
yon get the only T writer RIBBONS
that we'.'t dry a -L * L,'
HENRY A. CLAiKEa S. s. Agenda. F ST. d24
b-OUR PATRtONS AND FWENDS
Are cordially invited to rall on us and re
ceive a calendar for 1893.
BARNES A W'"AVER,
d24-2t 629 l it. n. w.
SAVE YOUR. MONEY!!
Lon't buy your Piano
From a dealer or agent;
Save the money they make;
Buy a Bradbury Piano from
The Manufacturer. .
PF 0. mitA.
MS Pr are. d2d
I:: ' ANNUAL RED CTION SALE
MEN'S O'CH'.TR AND SUITS.
$14.5.
Your shoice of 3.500
O'Coats and Sutt.
worth fully one.third
more.f"r 414.8u. Se.
window.
EISEMAN BRO
7TH AND E -iTS. b. V.
d19 Makers of Superlor Clothing.
^~AFTER TWO YEARN' ABSENCE MR.
W. 9 -Keeler, the 'sae writer, has just returned
toW Wasinton. Atg05 Hst. n. w. :1-lw*
FULL DEEBS SUITS FOR HIRE.
WM. GARNER,
421-3 . 1_126 7th at. a. w. .
l" CHICEERING PIANOS.
The artistic standard of the world,
HENRY f. MILLER PIANOS
Beautiful in appearmaue,
Perfect in tone.
MASON & IA MLIB. PIANOS
With their new methed of stringing.
First-cla's in geey pericular.
AND OTHER RELIABLE PIANOS
For sale or rent at reasoaable prioee ad on
asyammodating terms.
SOLE AGENCY AND HEADQUARTERS
For the celebrated
WASHBURN GUITARS AND MANDOLINS
And the matchi=
S. S. ST EWART BANJOS.
One prie, and that a fair price, to everybejy.
MUSIC BOE. MUSIC CABINETS,
MUSIC UTAN1P. MUSIC BOOKS.
VIOLINS. CORNETS. AUTONARPS. A0003.
DEONS AND ALL KINDS 01 MUSICAL
- INSTRUMENTS.
SHEET MUSIC IN ENDLESS VARIETT.
The oldest and largest Music Honee in the ae'.
JOHN F. ILLIS & 00,.
d17-ted31 NO. 67 PENN. AVU. W.W.
TOLATE NOW.
aheuld aot prevemt pepl fom having them. Is
he st aggsed a er and a naceptael
anmd cut~aefor a mont to cmne ma they a
Weaderd
TEPWBWIYBR
e.m aS nte.~ s
Wpes~Er ~m emge,
-hf. mms kesm.A*
-t.o 6~~a
SPECIAL NOTTCES.
A NTING OF 'HE STOCUEOLDERn
oFforth ee sdoireetos wil!
p p orthel~et Gefdsreterw b' em fE A w11h eraJanrl WED
115rol. il t s eed t 0 s e apd closed 5112
m. Tratnafer boots wil be cloada e 41k ofat 1
ary. 138. and eead on Januo ~11 s%
C. x. KONES. Serestary. ________
ALL. P185011 ARE WARNED AGAINST
a 0. o 1 s st.c
ng b d on sa c, for reiau oe
O171CE OF TEE 00M ONERS. O1
.of Co..m'.a. .ema't...
I .- w I may ms : :The uom
nors of the Dtstrict at Col e received
e5 tt fTlloEt O' KA wi. h . uDA toe
"; v .ae isr tra ete .andt It o een
r hportin as this bin. e the s a e to
e. a tl'ay. .e" t """a proposd
Thro?&ZT e~t the STLll o! easth
Dat at in e
g In= Atn ab norht seatslo tovte tead stle a e
' na.1aIizi or doublea trash ga.esarer anad frelit
wao t fs eap bundi l lb n ee in
be i wi briatersn an
r c a athe and othr ipct o Co
neaytpate. on a e p~ hes itbq let
r steam p w. in the ubcSo t ol al ld.or.
thbough ad e either of the foClowu , ror ths
pnmelyt thsea ua lin an the i
W hi 131arete Ke atte essto
1 d aewa , yae a quapA e d
amIbe weeithe p a nam ei or -p
arllwihbs lifte of the )f.etvoeo!ltea branch of the
5oilaoau and Ohio. afread to a peit .bone Otis
bs ha fro ech avene these e dsl s
At of the sard Atme and Ohio Rw ilopar
fohr In a ortBesrly at to thporteestrn a-.
ary se. f An District of Coaumbia . at. nea . Is.
teassotionof te maid boundary l s EENDAL t
o&I may bereahtr be surveyed and ave. uo
by and etweea ea parties nrmed h a or t no
not sad the aodamiaonrs of the District of Cc
nnUbIS "y oseond bsatn atc point at or noa
ver CoBatis on te sa. It' lanure ofch
5ta.n eitemre and ahes alroad. ad ndtedi
dec an a dstorty corse to t northeasr.
Toudaey of the Dist of Colun la ator e the
ivtersyctlon tht th e o ary lam d te w
ad apcmat be sarvayed ana ag rs. upon
T adtnt wes e partils named hein or t.eir eC
Wsaos ththe Distrit of anlra r b
3ZIOOEE AP) LOOi
At the Bhtasaud Idjustable e ad Sn .w Creepers
for hsem. Best thing yet pmoduted. 8 size lt
any shoe. Ay one can put on. et $3 Rahn
calka. 20.. set.
Agency with J. B. eENDALL.
IdS. m 81n Penn. ave. em.t
BWAT It AT BARRR R RO5SS.
!a' " sN for A It
If 'm wa angt fact that some peopes ean
not use te advantages of th CasHating
over Gal-Heating toves. t a relic of
barbrism to be cartitg Goal into the house
and cinderr and aches out. with all their
dirt and d.comfort.
The rat at which ws are selling the
$2.75 Ga-eeting Svtes show coclu
eively that there are quite a number who
do appreciate their advantages.
This cold weather wi:Ilat alongiea ydt
If you've 9ot along 4 tbout weather-strip.
ping ronajc heu Iis far. you'd better not
put dt2 oTelone.er.
Weatist Strips are equally as ssrvrtceabls
in summer a ibn Winter-keep out the duet
and saves furniture. sin.
Were so agent for te bet-ValentInes.
The cost to tritRing.
Let us send you n estimate free.
BARBER AND 3053.
11th andOste.
r~' Kilts *'NEW YEAB"8 DAF'FURNISH.
INO .
If you want anything to teb lin of Men's Furnish
its,. Ta;lor, . Ac. that Bant bla. didn't bring
Nuu m h have It.
Smoking Jackets and Bath Owns. 5 ad up.
loud oll lhe year around.
W. . TEL. RAs. &Loe ao.
IS sPa. aven. w. d2
WNFTDAINTIE2" FOR HOLIDAY USE,
Thoes 12-qt. iasortod cas of lin.
iacts.. '"ontainlnr 4qte. Sweet, 4 qt.. Red
sad 4qts White Wmno, sepm tQ h.weetruok
ay o-c alar c" od--lwopletr a u llattfetg.
io.'I we and yoa cte h
One itf thae pe.a. (fetus," good things
or helidy times s plum pudding, with
auaaepseuped with our Fine Old andy.
Yr a bottle at 1. Choi e stock Ke fr.rd
and Jeaicum. and Pime wh~isis.
T eehnsyu order'..
TO.IALua' ti IE C.OMPANY.
d14 14th .t n.w. (4213 Teiepbo.Bs.
aPRNS'8 DAILY CA."
1 about two-third what a
tailor would charge you Eov the eqal
or one of three Rough Diagoal Chev
lot Su~ta You w',ax't notice a tat of
differeace tn te qsallir style or
Ait. These sare ltne4i beautifully and
are In double or singls breasted sak
styles:; colors. navy and black.
No merchant tailor can make you
better Kersey lOvercoa4a than curs at
d'20, $25 and *l30. unlees he asks
you t"50.
GEORGI S IRANSY. 7th ae. . 'us-uric Cie r.'
1r147th st. n. w.. d2
DON'T YOU NEED US?
ttakes s practic"l talor to do busheling
r 4ghty. cc aake youaait or we can
'do.lor" your present one so that It will
look usd cs ng. A postal will brang us
ftritP.
A. W. BLT "DoN io- MilE."
do2. 313Pa. ave. . .w.
!!l PICE8 CUT IN HALF.
Episcopal Prayer Rooks
at exactly half .rie. .
Eegeast Lias.
IOHNt C. PARSER. 0111 7TH ST. a~
3 1AIR WARNINGI
If you want a 1u l Drea
Suit by esw Year's Ev e
will be asses ry s plea
.As..rd-, 1hesa.
P. w a sant one Ga.W:
3.****E*-*-*SON "" "-"**
co?. 2t a lot. NT m.
Washington News and Gossip.
1.4. to Adveetteeemen.
AMDfONT AN ............-.....................ase 2
AS - - . Pa. a
ATTOR TS. ....................................n 2
AUCTION SALES ---............................Pan 7
ARDINO .--.... .. ...........................Pa 2
5USINES CRANCES ......................... Page 2
CITY ITE~S.......... ......................... P w S
COUNTR! TSAL LETATE .................... P. 2
DEATHS -......................................_..Pae 5
DENTISTRY ....................................Pap 7
EDUCATIONAL..................................?ag
REOURSIONS. an ......................... . P a
PINANCIAL ............................ . Pag, 1
FOR RENT (Flab)............ Pa
POR R ..............P 2
FOR RENT ( oemna ...........................I ee 2
FORL RENT (loas)..... ......................Pa g. 2
FOR RENT (Iee) ..................... ....Paw 2
PORRES t(I1)peg ...........-..Pap t
FORSALE (SIcyeol- ..............-... Pa's
FOrISAL (tsgase)sa.1 easelss ;-.... ...Pats a
FOR9AL.E (fom ea ........ --...................Page 2
FORIALE (Lots ........... ....................pge g
FOEM4.L (Ntee laeom -....................3., a
FORSAL (Pisaes.................. . . 2
HOTELS .tae ... .....: e r
OT L .....,........... .......... = 2
LADIE& (1#4............. ....................aen 7
LEGAL NOTICE ..........................P......Pee g
LOCAL ENTIOf.. .......................Pag
LORT AND FOS--................ ag 2
MANICUaE ----.............................. . Pe. 2
IAR=IAGE-........ ......ge
ME DICAL ........................................Paw 7
1IICLE.LANROUR...............................Pap 0
MONEY WANiT1 \VD rd ILAN . ...Pa 2
NEW PYULICATION-........................Pawe a
NOTARIER PUBLIO .............................Pce 9
OCEAN STEAMERS .............................Pase 7
POTOMAC RITES OATS ................. pam 7
PIANOS AND 134A1N........................Pit 7
PE RSONAL. ....................................Page 2
PROF.....NA.................................Pass a
PROPOSALS.-................................P.. 2
RA!LROADS ............. .......Pae 7
BPECIALNoTIOEn.............................Pagm i
BTEACARPET CLEANINd.................Pae
SURURAW PROPERT P........................Pas. 2
VETERINARIAN.............................Page a
WANTED(Reist ....... .......... .......are J
WANTED (Sous.)......................Pe. 2
W ANTED (Ite)..... .............................Page 2
WANTED (Rootmt ............................Pare _2
WANTED (Situattone..........................P. 2
W.?. ADI (Sso.l laneo .................. a
Ptatement of the croulation of Twu Eviwulo
SraR for the week enedag December 4. .10
MONDAY. December 1f. 1441...............34.004
TUESDAY, December 25,1412...............33,00
WEDNED*. December 2i, 144!........34,055
THURSDAY, December 22. 141.........33.820
FRIDAY, December 11, 1941....s............33.447
SATURDAY, December Ie, 1a1........'..37,707
Total...... .........................207.,31
Daily average...............................34.005
Isolemnly swear that the abwe M a true and
correct statement of tne ctrenlatnsa .f Tue Ev12
1)1 AraN for the weet ending December H1. 121.
J. WHIT. H ERIt0N,
Cashier Evening aear Newspaper O.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this twenty.
sith day of December, A. D. 182.
CEaarl.a S. Ptwrcug,
Notary Public D.C.
To Subeerthere.
Subscribers to Twa STan who are
served by route boys will qonfer a
favor by promptly reporting is
Tia SRan office, either in persn,
by telephone or by mail, any negli
gence on the part of rout. bey.
GuN. SemorraL left here this afternoon for
New York. He expect. to return Wednemay.
SPEanua Cater did not carry oat the pro
gram announced for him by going to New York
today to consult with Mr. Clevelapd or any one
else.
e
A Poararn or PazswDx t Hanamox.-A
large oil painting of President Harrison. el
egantly framed, has been sent to White
House by the artist, Mia Cora Wolse. Frasel,
of this city. It has been placed in Private
Secretary lialford's office.
LITTLE MARTENA HARRISON.
Sb. Hae Gemulae Scarlet Poer, but 1. Ret
tee Today.
Little Marfena Harrison, the Presideut's lye
year-old granddaughter, is reporsed to be a
tride easier today. Her ailment, which was at
dret supposed to be scarlatina, has developed
into a genuine case of evarlet fever. It is of a
mild type, however, and will undoubt
edly yield to treatment. The two McKee
children who were playing with the little pa
tient when she was taken ill have been watched
carefully, nursed ever since and are repered
today as being beyond danger of contagion.
Dr. Gardner, the family physician, was
met by a STAa reporter on the steps
of the White House this afternoon.
eIn response to an Inqy he 'mid
hie patient ws lona ! y and would,
he thought, be all t again in a abort time.
Her fever was less today than on Sat
urday or yesterday and the disease smmed
to be losing its bold. The Mc
Kee children, he mid were well and
he felt conddent they woalA escape the disase
notwithstanding Its inaidious and cotegiens
character, and their expeoure to It betere its
presence in the house was known.
The White House was closed to the pulic
today and will probably remana Untit ie
agi free froms disesa.
TEE MEEICAN 3035DE3
Capt. Dearbe Uas Areteed-Oeu. Sebmiels
' e--ng 2me. tab. Masse. *
Gen. Sehofield was one of the few ocial
who did .n tke.dvs.....f teiy..helia.
A Sras reporter found him in his eoSe
at the War Department this afteemeen and
asked him If he had any news frees
the Mexican frostier. He said he
had ' not beard anythig Oaa
froms Texas for several dse and ded eapeet
ayreot from there umisse the treispe new
in theledshould have asonaemn with
ame of the seen rep ue for th.
recent eutrages on b erder, He
did not believe, hewewer, that the treepe weuld
usee with any aEtance en their mereh, fer
the r-~s that their chwsu..afy
ilgaal flor the to scatter
evey dhies. emoal their armae
la te brush and &u' aD
stidenee of an nawfml chemSeer. Os muh
sesioas they ascally seappear to the ireeps
shortly afterward In the Iaeent guise er sew
boys and ranehase.Tin ans the ei
matorities idenutisthe as mest
Nomists er as psoawho bed vieblaed
with then Ge.ee
Ibee. weree me eumb th e Amesise a es
5f the Die Gn and bet bs e u es
beeablstsead a Aaeee fee., se -en
meat me~ easteed la bes .
la sagist to ese hesae.~ He
ha bemes t
blewot
A WILD FERRY BOAT.
The Famuessd Esapea Gamal 0e
rashed lite a .
II CLSE IF IR ILYI FIUI
A Letter in a French Newspuper
Causes a Duel.
VICTIM OF A WOULID-BE JOEE
TE PUsset mt an awat.
Two ram-.... Eeted uesssed tr
th. se.t sree tse ltes.
Naew Tos, Dhe. N -Thefsrnevbt bwmei
of the t'emtril radread of 1ow Jees, e.
attrmping to eter bet mt at the feet dt -
.rty strest. than etty. et 1215 oeese -m -
tng. crbshed dato the bra mise fuB btadi.
drawing tme bridge up es west teet sad bhes
it 40w tbs sateMest te rr ee hoe..
On busrd the best were as M pmeu
who wee. imediately throws ante s peas.
When tb ramb camse four of the pesss
Mxr. I ancm. mist -dee reai, old: but teeman
one- ear-odd graaddsughter end ber two e.
Liard and 9.r. were fo-red agmInas the
aard rail of the foward deed an the tu.
. iui be.a.e aartm4. Tb. g.d ead iSv
open and the girl te ete the ause of me bema
inte the water.
With a acreem the old lady jumped o after
her, and then over wenst the two mem tit. te
t Huds.
The deck bands came to the tese. at oes.
and with the ad of senee of the pesenigees tbs
quartet were dragged tack on the beat wth
ropes. which had been thrown to thetn.
'.rat tbs mornrtdg be. peui, which had
(erne fron Phtledet bla . slend the day dt
Whitesto.. 1. 1." .:.rte. for thir ..taaasiea
lit. the soree for their nadeaght bath.
In the ct..n of the be.t seersl p.smsegu
we.e sghtlv anjured. Juba Mass of Jeseme
wit-as e er y cut bt ilese and wee aered
by being thrown vIdei.. to the dsek tbs
soddent was caused by the prn of the teens
trie erank refustng to werk jas as the beeS
reached the slip.
TRET amarEA s O TWeN 'Et.
Arhbsehp Corriguses imrt a t
ar. )Ant/T's.Iewem.
Nrw Yeas. L.c. t- -The retarm ot Dr. U.
Gltnn .. the fold ot the Reman Catholc (heath
baa brotight u the questien In the muAds of
masnt people as to wh.eler thoeeus psea who
ba-t been ii omm a.srated from the chm* fu.r
attending the mssting. of the Aat-ptwenty
tN.iety* after hating been fe6id4es to de es
bi a careular letter from ham grace, the aet
t.iabop of New terk, would he permited to
receive absolation.
The question was propounded So lbs isLste
of mant chu.acbr and bt the fenlowere dt Dr.
MHet4ynn. but non.e of the pastor, were eming
to expres. an opinsin os the snbject.
Many of those wise bare followed the esee
of Dr. Mceslyan and permitted themmiems
through their lore for him t disebs te
mandates of the chur-b bae sscwtl
regretted the matter. The ttwble whlts
has beau caused by the death e.ma
of the Anti-p..'ertr ttoristy msmhmb ad ae
refusal of the church to psraest thei bedess to
be buried in consecetaed ground has .sead
the friend, of mau of thaw smembeIe t.I
Ialt there might be some recuelmye.
A okarga man en posted wae n....a. ite
eesr the nster of grsping abeiltiss to ca
of those who ha.. bees escammaiad as
might apply fur it bee leede- sesmsed the
clsset etteotiem from Ar. hbrnb.Onigm.
and that in de eomes f tams the matet wEB
be aads the mbject of a specaj eie to he
med in tbs archdioos.
A reporter eliled at the stdhepisepal easi
deuce on Madieos stews sad ebmitted tbe
quest... to she arhbihap. e amid: 'lb.
answer to year sies is ery aep.
If twenty p eris me g em e
ice ap---- eben theugh and
the one he invites. them t go ati em
Ces In -mag frem the pomd-ee ee
who fellowed es amplo se met seeped le5m
the water because their beast ham s= d If
thouns who attended the at-eoeeep
wish te obtain abs luts et ter
i the roe w ad rs a e
MOtE E'erot7M PETCWJ!stm.
A Dimme -W En-Uiasae ter, the f
Mausger er a Newes .
Pasts, Dec. !L-Depmty Eisan, l..
minister of public weeks. hr eb teagm to.
duel e-Dspnay Dsnayroam, the emster d
the letter publishsed to La Ie'srd em beinr
day. charging that eseai .t the etf it w
iepu.que Freesa fe e bed des
asanded 30,OW ftmes from he iM
for emeisng in the pang. K tet e mmedsipd
bill.
See. Potriere. port pr opeiter efthe apeb.
liqee Fraea.er. . Critods, geiercer
the Credit Foncier, and Jess weiad ham
already deumd tb truth e. lsammseet
tatement.
)d. Dseayeee was fermasi, mange of
the Mepu4.epe f rancsse.
VECTIM OF A dse.a
Chsertes Ftote I aa.5 etes Smss ton
Cascao. Dec. 26. -Charsm VElhd is he
the hospatal beeribly burmad set es.
legs and lewer pert et the bedy.
He is the victim of a C'hristees jue.
Fielde had gone to sesep em are~ eie to a
unifoari not esaetty fitted for atmeet sear.
Under the Sablie wam a ;'aa eumisistuag sesued
lump. of ta. Thes. File.s, anay mumn, who
hoards in the aae hesme with fimid, em
into the room and conceived lbs 1deao etm
thme leg. et Fields. lHe aetted te tr
deftly sameared it em. Them he emeb
Fields ad waited te bemr him an **M. ha."
but be was eadly diappusated. LA see
nione delate enmsd ad thee Fs se m m ad
to get the tar of er seomething weald happen to
hinm. Hie rubbed Fasde' lags wis e o.se to
looes the tar, ad. ofter scrapigds whi.
breght a lighted emp to servey te prpen
made. He 'put thestemp tee eines to shelessed
ma exploei fo'.esed. Vlidedancedeseemdths
rooms ke a amed a heeling. and Fre., sener
baEa h larig cemtetiomst bee a e
. odt the oetr air. tither boardes
Ia the house put *nt the fre. but met aed
Fields had been frightreaty but se attte
barned. The ta is of, sal eet et his bode
at with it.
CAM,,. Ensou stor ISwAgrE.
Bserto rm St. Weteeegs Eagasig ase
Loarox, Dee. 16-Ia opeshing af Capt
Iavis's seerm fees .ag saa the Ms. fiese
burg certeependeat of the Tam.. espe that be
eperta ot this eeier's tmaesy are ..e...a
[I is gives emt in Iavasa's defenset e
:rewsetf Brithe msies. esmd moist ble5.
meton, ems fairly tseated sboard his tened.
All the abuse campleaied ot m. md en bhe
esso the Beassa teeis at Ptsteg .des.
lb. English eme has been proessmeed at be
i.m.an srelga e sad the prbb it,
aye She eer==mepeda. tht eum wEe
Laserecas viee be mnuer. minaiin en
lering -e isa e daemns. to wboh mms
iatters may drag asag for sem time to e.
--ta bet," temitane be eemsn
tee is etroag greusd to eeneisabe-.
- enss sad Amesem ta ea.
edaet ad prsmmebydees met hebed tem
as,.e - eg t ib e ess Q~s mm
sern seepensed."
he Ean, MEmeamm a afm b
New Tab. Els. - F m
sayo e tae.bmnedstem -ee
sin esmr tdag. be ahe t a he
abue hmsete essssrost u
emeteeeesta0esi si-t
glsm oMs
SOMF. CABET @O65EP.
These W1o Are P'upteaytug FVt.a ft DiR
eult t. Earamemias the fese..
The cabinet makers are tsding it very diD
cult tb dove-tail their planha together sat
many of them as working e might; shaky
timber. There is very little .s. to .oespy
their attemtion during the holidays, and these
is a great deal of specnlatiom as to whom
Mr. Cleveland wil select es his advisor,. One
cabinet preessted by sene et the prophets for
ooesideration en a dull day has a a-aister
Phelpe for Seeretar, of State. Carlisle for See
retary of the Treasury, "Pat" Collin. of BDitom
for Secretar of War, Herbert for becretary of
the Navy. Morrison for Secretary of the is
terier. Dickin.on for Atterney General and
feant of Georgia for Pstmter Gmneral.
The solid delegation of Alabama are in favor
of Herbert being madeSeoretary of the Nary.
and his appointment would be generally ap
proved at the south and by the men
from all sections who have served with
him in Congress. There is a strong
belief, however. that Col. Lament has been e
leeted for that place and that Herbert may
have something else. Mr. Herbert's friegde
say that they de not think that there is any
other plae. in the cabinet he would care for.,
They ay that he would not accept a place ia
the cabinet at all if ogered, except for the
reases that he takes a great interest In the navy
and believes that there is a t deal that a
Secretary can do to improve the e ice. He
has a great oppertunity for making money ia
his profession, they say, and if he does not be
come Secretary of the Navy he will eater as a
partner in one of the beet law Irms of the
south..
TEL 5ot0UNAT ET Tunas PLacms.
The selection of Carlisle as Secretary of the
Treasury is looked spea as settled and I. gen
erally very warmly approved of. Colline as
Seeretary of War would meet with general
approval among democrat., but it ie likely
that he might not accept any thing but
the attorney generalship. Concerning this
place, however, there is a growing belief
that it will go to baIckinpon. In spit.
of the fact that he baa declared that he does
not want to go into the cab!uet. It is believed
that he would accept the attorney get.eralship
and that Cleveland will be apt to insist upon'
his taking it. It is believed that not less than
two cabinet places, and inall probability three,
will go to the south.
There are three southern men of reputation
protninently spoken of for the attorney get.eral
ship, net to mention Hoke Smith, who is said
to think that place about of a Fle with him.
They are John Randolph Tucker of Vir
ginia, Representative c'lbersen of Teas, who
Is regarded as one of the strongest men of the
south, and ez-Representatave Hammond of
Georgia. The three are regarded as excellent
lawyers and men of general ability, besides
having etperience in public life.
it is not thought that Eammond will go into
the cabinet, for if a cabinet oficer is to
be seleeted from Georgia it is believed
that Blount will be made Postmaster
General. Blount has served long an Congres
and has served on the leading eommttes.
He has been on the appropriati oemmittee
and gave up the ebair'aa'hip of the emam
itteeon post .ices and poet rads to
take the chairmanship of the comm
itteson foreign afgairs In this Congress.
TE COiaTAINTV Ys TO Nona1Zon.
There is a very strong diference of optaion
about the selection of Morrison for a place in
the cabinet, both as to the possibility of his
getting the efer and as to the adtisbihaty
of his selection. There is always a
Morrison and anti-Morspo faction i. llineis,
and though it is understood that the antis would
not dare make an open fght aginst Merrison f
his selection were probable, they weuld not
likejt. Outside the state it is a good deal the
same way. Thee is a threeg of earnest Meri
son alnirers who would he delighted at his go
ing into the cabinet, hat re e others who
weald not Yke it much.
The reckribbed democat generally aee
afraid that Phelps is going to be t8ecreery of
Saate. The idea of his selection is not gratify
ing to the general run of earnest partisana.
A GEEAT DEAL BETTEE.
What Is Said Abest Mr. isae' naYi-s
At the residence of Mr. Dmal=. It ee said this
afternoon that he was a geat deal better. His
conditios showed eve, an imprsvemest ever
yesterday. Returning strength gives the pa
tient increased cheerfulness and that reisets
upon his phvsicel condition favorably. The
family ae said to be very much eseouraget by
his steady improvement in the last few days.
Dr. Johnston called upos his patient ceo.
during the day and found him cheerful and
hopeful. Mr. laies is mid to take keen delight
in the Christmas oelebration going on around
him and received with pleasure and apprecia
tion the hind amessagss which his friends send
his.
WANDERED AWAY.
La Aged Metheadst itatees Epsteses
Dea-praae.
For nearly fero weeks now Rev. Joshua
Thompseon, an aged Methodist minister, has
been away from his home ad his friends in
this eity. He left hers about the 1st
of Dosmaber, telling his wife that
be was going to Baltimore. She
has not seen or heard froms him
sine. He has a s and a daughter living near
Deeheter, B. Y. Mrs. Theapse has written
to thema informing thema ot her hashnd' ab
eses and has received repliss that they have
not seen the missing aman.
It is propesed now to take some steps to elear
he ytrywhich surresands his where
Lt. Rev. Mr. Thomsapon is ahent asxt
seven years et age. and has net besn actively
the mnistry for a nmbe of yeas past. Re
is, hewever, et1 a member of the Genes
mse eoolsrenaee, New York. Abst thee
years age came to this elty with his wile and
j~abearding homen. He pre=ahe ocs.
at Union chpland attended with oe
ilderable regularity oudyChareb. He was
asman et eeshbe baaane ut dining the
gyear -am of fuiends theught that he
to shew signs ef mestal fmese.
hem assemery fer hIsm to havee the
bhous. G hsree between 1Tth end Igthsteets,
and the remema an the aneerbsia fuaros,
t w th seeabie abeet hi
inis theught to here h~~Tis
The hemse T19 geh set sesned when
the ferliurwa removed. A pertien of as
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