Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1891, Page 7

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PThe way to advertise is to put your an- nouncement where it will be seen by the people you want to reach. Te Stam reaches every- body in Washington, and ail advertisements in ite columns are regularly and carefully read by all members of the household. THE NATIONAL GUARD. Matters of Interest to All Members of the Militia of the District. THE THIRD BATTALION CAPTURES THE HOXORS FOR THE FIRST MONTH OF THE PRESENT YEAR— TEAMS YOR THE SECOND REGIMENT RIFLE ‘MATCH—GEX. HEXDERSON'S LECTURE. | j Aneat red silk banner—fringed with gold lace, bearing « target in the center, over which is inscribed in gold letters “Champion Com- pany,” and on the sidos and bottom “Second Regiment, D. C. N. G.""—has been provided to award at the end of cach month to the com- pany of the second regiment making the high- | cst average in rifle practice. This average ix | not to be taken from the record of the number | actually firing, but from the number of men | borne on the rolls at the time of firing. As it will be a distinguished honor to be known as the “banne: company” it is expected that henceforth a full attendance and large scores will be characteristic of the comp: ing the battalions of the second r It will probably be presented to the bai company at the time of awarding the battalion frophy. which is to be shot for March 4. THE TEAMS SELECTED. The teams selected to represent tho battalions of the second regiment in the rifle match to take place in the National Guard Gallery Wed- nesday evening at 8 o'clock are as follow: Fourth battalion—Company A—P’rivates Jas. | C. Reagan and James MeNalley; Corp. 8.Walsh, alternate. B_Sergt. J. 8. Fitzhugh | jand Pri . : Private 8. D. Ko- | tramel, alternate. Company C—Corp. J. T. gh and Private J. T. Moberts; Private G. A. | Klinger Private alternate. Compan end Private J -Boeger, zgt. Johu Heiser Prinkert. Company C— Deery; Private ompany Sergt. P. fe Walter Cash; Sergt. W. Lieut. Thomas 8. King, Sixth battalion—Company A—Sergt. C. W. Moore and Private W. C. Whip E. Miller, alternate. Company b—Sergt. W. E Buell, 'Sergt. P. W. Smith, Privates G. W. King | and J. G. Thompson: G. D. Ellsworth, alter. nate. Compuny rgt. B. B. S. Phillips and Corp. P. ¥. Bunn: Private A. 5. McLane, aKer- Lieut. W. P fe, captain. THE SECOND BATTALION TROPHY. ‘There is a good deal of interest in that second regiment battalion trophy. It is a silver plaque, sixteen inches long, supported by an | Pxidized figure of a Nubian warrior, whose d and fect appear above and below it. His hands clasp the upper edge, the right grasping an arrow and pointing dowaward, ax though to direct attention to the inscription, which reads: “Second Regiment, D. C. N. G. Battalion ‘Trophy. 1891. There are to be four matches a year. and the trophy will be held by the winners in onematch j until the result of another may take it from them. | i | = captain. MAJ. HARRISON'S ORDER. ‘The following order has been issued by Maj. ison, commanding the third battalion: urman. to the recommendations con- tained in the report of the board of inquiry convened by orders Ny. 6, current series, from these headquarters, abd which repor: has been | approved by the major commanding | “The attention of ull members of the battalion in called to the imperative necessity of avoid- ing acts or language caleulated to i harmony and good feeling existing between | the several companies, and failing in w battelion cannot become the thorough! ficient military organization it should be. “Individual grievances between membera have no place, and must not be referred to in the armory. on duty or while in uniform: any actual or supposed affront offered by members T THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, BEECHAM’S PILLS For Bilisus and Nervous Disorders, “Worth a Guinea » Box” but sold for 25 Cents, BY ALL DRUGGISTS. of one compuny to members of another, in| matters pertaining to their connection with the National Guard, should be at once reported to the proper company commanders, who may be safely trusted to uphold the rights ax honor of their commands. HONORS FOR THE FIRST MONTH. Shortly before the close of last year there was issued from headquarters the following offi- ial information: “A suitable trophy will be | given by the brigadier general commanding to A Gaserse Cor Is Prices Ox od HOA MMM juring the year 1891. ‘The monthly drill and | HOAX MMMM” parade reports must report as present only SE” 87h £3 Bae | those men who actually perform the duty | ore oe] ordered, end must not include those who are | simply present at roll call or who report for —— dnty and are excused.” RX NX KOK ‘The third battalion bas captured the honors | sks Be for the first month, taking the two best places NNN EX, « remarkuble record. The ve' company | — Lg shows up in a new light and will make some of | . — the pnore juvenile commands bustle for that | We have adopted the cash system of doing business. | trophy. But it must be remembered that the | the company that has the largest average per- centage of attendance at regularly ordered Irills. parades, rifle practice and encampment | rf | in the cause and a tsanieript of th It Has Passed the House and Now Awaits Presidential Action. TWO OTHER BILLS OF LOCAL INTEREST WERE ALSO FAVORABLY ACTED UPON SATURDAT—THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD BILL axD THE ANTI-POOL SELLING MEASURE. ‘The House on Saturday evening devoted some little time to District business, not through giving any time to the consideration of District affairs, but because certain measures either came from conference committees or were on the Speaker's table and in order to clear that mythical piece of furniture had to be passed. Mr. Caswell presented the conference re- port on the Police Court bill and it was passed after he had explained that the only points of difference between the two houses had been of ®minor nature and related chiefly to typo- frapbiea! errors. Providing the President adds is signature, of which there is thought to_be no doubt, the new et will provide that: The Police Court of the District of Columbia shall have original jurisfletion, concurrently with the Supreme Court of the District, of all crimes ind offenses hereafter committed against the United States, not capital or otherwise in- famous, and not punishable by imprisonment in a penitentiary, committed within the Dis- trict of Columbia, except libel, conspiracy and violations of the post oftice and pension laws of the United States; and also of all offenses here- after committed aguinst the laws, ordinances ind regulations of the District of Columbia, and shall have power to examine and commit or hold to buil, either for trial or further exami- nation, in ail cases, whether cognizable there’ or in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. Prosecutions in the Police Court shall be on information by the proper prosecuting officcr. In all prosecutions within the jurisdiction of said court in which, according to the Constitu- | tio of the United States, the accused would be | entitled to a jury trial the trial shall be by jury. And also in ali proseentions in which sach pe sons would not be by force of the Constitution of the United States entitled to a trial by but in which the fine or penalty may be #! more or imprisonment for thirty days or more, | the trial shall be by jury, unless the accused | shall, in open court, expressly waive such tri by jury ud cousent ton trial by the judge, in | which ease the trial shall be by such judge, and the judgment and sentence shall have the sume force and effect in ull respects as if the same had been entered and pronounced on the ve diet of a jury. he jury for service in said court shall con- ist of twelve men, who shall possess the legal qualifications necessary for jurors in the Su- preme Court of the District of Columbia, ar such jurors shall be drawn and selected under the laws concerning the drawing and selection of jurors for service in said Supreme Coutt. ‘The term of service of jurors drawn for service in ssid Police Court shall be for three succes- | sivemontbly terms of said court, and, in an case on trial at the expiration of such time, | until a verdict shall have been rendered ot the | jury shall be discharged. ‘The said jury terms thall begin on the sirst Monday in January, the tirst Monday in April, the first Monday in | July and the first Monday’ in October of each year, and shall terminate, subject to. the fore- going provisions, on the ‘last Saturday of exch of said jury terms; and section 807 of the I e ing to the District of Co- | male applicable to and shall | force in rewpect of said Police Court. At ten days before the terms of service of said jurors’ shall begin, as in this act pro- vided, such jurors shall be drawn in the ct provided for, and at least hall be certitied | £03: @ as jurors for the then en- ning fi Deficiencies in any panel of any stich . led according to the aw applicable to jurors in said Supreme Court | and for this purpose the said police judge shalt | possess all the powers of a judge of the Supreme =n | | Ohio canal: Provided, however, that nothing ! enters or which may heres would, through ite friends on the floor, § Boenendaeet. bes i ie 43 soc b Fat the public use of K street and the bridge now crossing Rock creek at Water street, at or which point said company shall erect nger and freight stations, with the right also to acquire by purchase or con- demnation such pieces of land as may be re~ red for stations and warchouses within the getown and Washington on the | route authorized, with authority to conatruct and maintain singe or double ‘track railwa; on the said route with sidings, turn outs, turi tables, switches and such other structures as | anay be necessa y warchouves and stations along «aid route and to connect with and transfer its cars over any lines of railroad connec h its line: Provided, however, that 1 be laid wlong Water street by this or any other corporation. And the voeds and tracks and bridges authorized are to bea public highway and may be used by any person or corporation for Of passengers and for the delivery an ing of freight upon the payment of a reason- able compensation to the owners of the road, and in case of dispute arising in regard thereto the seme shall be summsrily determined by the Supreme Court of the Disirict of Columbia upon petition and answer: Provided, again, that the bridge to cross the Potomac rive connecting this extension with the main line ava practicable pointabove the Aqueduct or Free bridge, is to be 8 constructed as to cause the least obstruction to the navigation of the river, upon plans to be approved by the Secre- tary of War and so that its abutments on the north side of Potomac river and the construc- tion of the proposed extension at any pomt shall not injure or obstruét the use of the canal or of the towpath of the Chesaperke and in the act is to be so construed as to authorize the company to xequire, occupy or use an: portion of the water way, berme bank, tow path or slope of the bank sustaining the tow- puth, or the land covered by such slope. ‘The railroad company 18 authorized to con- nect its line and tracks with the tracks of any other connecting railroad zompany which now x enter the Dis- the right to use the ‘oad upon such terms sation and upon such conditions to the use of said tracks as mi pon between the companies, and in case of dispute arising as to such compensation and conditions of use the same shall be summarily determined by the Supreme Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia, upon petition and answer, aud the use of said road not be inter= rupted by the pendency of such proceedings. ihe company is to have power to construct and operate its extension upon such of the streets and avenugs as are upon its route, provided, however, that good, «ub- etiective gates and fences shall be ed along its route or across streets 01 avenues wherever the same may be requi for the protection of the public in the judg. ment of the Commissioners. If the corporationcan not agee with the owner for the parchase of the land that m be required tor its right of wa, construction, enlargement or repair of 1 for its stations and depot facilit ¢ right of condemnation is to Le exercised: with nt of suid District and of said court sit in spec No person vhall be eligible fer | service on a jury in said Police Court tor more | than one jury term in any period of twelve | consecutive months, but no verdict shall be se* | aside on such ground unless obj ball be made before the trial begins. in suid jury hall render any person #0. serving | ineligible or disquslitied for service as | Xi Supreme Court except during | his term of actual service in raid Police Cours | ‘Lhe marshal of said District, by him deputy, shall have charge of said jary for that purpose he is hereby authorized to up- | deputy, who shall be pad | joyed. s tried Lefore said court the judg- ment of the court shall be fix hereinafter provided. If, upon th such cause ption be taken by or on| iy defendant to any raling or it {the court upon matter of law, th same shall be reduced to w: and stated a bill of exceptions with so much of the ev dence as may be materiel to the question or questions raived, which said bill of exceptions | shall be settled and signed by the judge: and | if, upon presentation to any justice of the | Supreme Court of the District of Columbia of a erified petition setting forth the matter or | inatters #0 excepted to, such justice shall be of opinion that the same ought to be reviewed, he | lowa writ of error in the cause, whic issue out of the said Supreme Court, ad: dressed to the judge of the Police Court, who | shall forthwith send up the information ' filed record therein, certified under the seal of suid court to said Supreme Court in ge: erm for ri view and such action as the law may require. Any defendaut desiring the benetit of the pro- | right of way of ai The coustruction of the exter road authorized is to begin withir ater the epproval of the act and be completed within three years. Congress is to have power to regulate the aman nd speed of rauning the cars within the corporate limits of Washington aud George- town. Where the line of the railroad shall coincide with or oceupy any portion of the route < ilroad or transpor- tion company 6 ion holding trom Ce ress a charter or authority to construct a line of rail tion has 1 and such company or corpo: rsaant to such uwathority and in that Railroad Company is authorized to acquire the said portion of the route or right of way to grade its roadbed and lay tracks along the same and to occupy the same for the operation of its Tine of railroad; but should the said company or substantial manner the grad bed aad the laying of thetr li for the efficient transportation of steam rail~ roed passenger and freight cars, then the Nor- folk and Western Railroad Company, from the point where their tracks shall so coincide or | connect with the tracks of the said company or corporation, shail use the same upon the terms and conditions as provided in the second se tion to its own point: Provided, how ever, that nothing in thix section contained shal! be so constrned as to authorize the said railroad company to nequire or oceupy any por- tion of the property rig or rights of w the said Chesapeak Ohio Canal Comp: corporation before the date compicte in a |} LADIES’ _GOODs. 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Their value has been attested by the highest medical authorities, as well as by unimpeachable testimonials from those * who have used them, and they are recommended as the best external remedy for Weak Back, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Chest and Stomach Affections, Kidney Difficulties, Weak Muscles, Strains, Stitches, and Aches and Pains of every description. *POTO! GENTLEMEN'S GOODS, = a; att Srock OF FOREIGN COATINGS, VESTINGR, SUITINGS, OVERCOATINGS AND TROU® ERINGS RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO ADMIRE FIRST-CLASS TAILORING ARE LN- \ITED TO INSPECT. ALL GARMENTS CUT BY B.D. BARK, 1111 PA. AVE, ARE GUAR ANTRED 10 BE OF TMA COKKBCT STYLE —— PRINTERS. MAC RIVER BOATS. RFOLK AND FORTRESS MONWOE. Steamer EXCELSIOR, fram 7th st. whart Mom. Nednewiaysand Fridays. at 5pm. EXCLUSIV ECHION WITH BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE ME. Vane $2 mingle round rp. ik Tickets Ol ueket office, Gi and 1:01 Pa. 's, 14th and New Vork ave. Por = B. a Sofie a: the hemes x z Shart, Telephone MPO WELCH, Supe | other Blanks. Beware of imitations, and do not be deceived by misrepre- Roe oS WAKE ——————~ | onan 0. WATE eo wisaboees sentation. Ask for ALLCOCK’S, and let no solicitation or | SSMTibi eres NORA AVEDA HE HANES axp romergaen | rites . and SUNDAY evenings. Tos i6 BST. N. | explanation induce you to accept a substitute. tothe at teres ating ment DAS M- | Ordens for Lega! Blanks and Copungetal or rot | | O°" Vasseaner accommodations Sret-ciasa.* ies of Weddine’ Invitation Menus Orders sf ! ©. ¥. RIDLEY, br sue Folders, rest, Genera’ Mat r BOUb AN Vv) we OB Haan THE HEALTH RESTORATIVE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Proprietors of the Natrolithic Water and manufacturers of the Restorative Wine of Coca, Febricide Pills, and various Preparations extensively prescribed by the medical faculty, have purchased the entire interest of Messrs, Thurber, Whyland & Co. in the same. Desiring to Increase thelr manufacturing facilities, they will place on sale at par a limited amount of their capital stock. Par value of this stock is $10 per share. Subscriptions payuble as follows: $2 per share ut the time of subscription and $2 per share monthly uatil paid in full, Subscription books will be opened at the banking house of CRANE, PARRIS & CO., F Street near Ebbitt House, And at drug store of W. S. THOMPSON, 703 Fifteenth Street Northwest, A. M., ON MONDAY, MARCH 2, And Closed at G P. M. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4. EDUCATIONAL__|___ FAMILY SUPPLIES. | ———sRATLROADS. ———S«|_SORATLROADS. HITE SUG. BIG BOT. WHISKY MOND AND DAN\I ioe. Bot te V ¢Schedul TYiins * | 10:57 a.m. f - ‘eave and arrive at Penusy [Vania passenger astinwton, Daily for Culpeper, Charlottesvilie, Sta. 1 peaches a, sardines, Yous. Chienayense ‘nnd “Otho towne Rocky Nowa, "Danville, Greensbory™ Ral Asie iat Caen Columbia Rice Alara, A aily for stations mt io tlloopen low Ten eae ~y Kentucky aml Cincimnadd. 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HOSE. *HOSLME. january ly one of twelve. Here | : are the figures: Company A, third battalion, 98; company C, R. LEON An bstablished and Reliable Physician, Can be ‘cousulted daily at 464 Cot., vetween 436 and ‘We pay spot cash for all that we buy, making every discount. which enables us to sell to you for cash at lowest prices, as there are no losxs in doing cash visions of this section shall give notice in open court of his intention to apply for a writ of error upon such exceptions, ’ 1PEMPLE OF MUSIC, ¥ the provixotto section 1 of th T “GH RUBS t of the said canal compai cae, KRAKAUEI PLAN Per month, $30 ten ‘business. FLAT TOP TRUNKS. No. 5, clamps, two full-lencth hardwood slats all around body, good lock, bolts and hinges, extra frame clamps, deep tray. sim. oS 60 8 os. No. 4, Waterproof Canvas-covered Trunk, full size, four hardwood slats on top, two all around body, steei clumps, four extra frame clamps. iron bottom, deeper tray with covered bonnet box. 5, 35.50, 96. 36.50. 87. ‘Trunk in the market. 87, 87.7 885M, 8825, $10, SIL 2, Waterproof Canvas-covered Trunks, extra heavy steel clamps, brass Excelsior lock, better grade canvas, linen lined, two trays, extra quailty through- out, 7.50, $5.25, 8% 80.75, 810.50, Of this style made anywhere. @ $10 sn. 8 $13, 814.50, GENUINE LEATHER COVERED TRUNK! No. 6, & good sized Trunk, hard wood slats on top and body. and hard wood cleatson buttou:; iron tot- | uaissances.” This promises to be a more than ton, solid brass lock. deep tray with covered bonnet dex. The cheapest tron bottom leather trunk made. Sin in im in. Sin. Waterproof Canvas-covered Trunk, steel in. Bin. Sein. IGin. SRin. 40-in. 850 97.75, $8.50. | talion, 4 ‘3, Waterproof Canvas-covered Trunks, male:bie clumps, hardwood cleats top, bottom and sides, lance size boits, Victor lock, trom bottom, two trays, linen jimed all through. The cheapest Two-tray Linen-lined 913.50. No. 1, Waterproof Canvas-covered Trunk. A superior ‘Trunk in every respect. By all odds the best Trunk e168. ‘36-tn. | will be insufficient for the crowd that will de- third battalion. $4; company A, second bat- | talion, 75; company D, first battalion, 71; com- | pany B, third battalion, 68: first separate com- | pany, 66; company C, fifth battalion, 65; com- | pany D, third battalion, 63; company B, first bat- | | talion, 62; company A, sixth battalion, 60: com- - | pany 'B. fifth battalion, 58: company (, first | battalion 57: company C, second battalion, 55: ® | battery A, light artillery, 55; company D, fourth i | battalion, 55; company‘, sixth battalion, 54: | company A, fourth battalion, 50: company A, seventh battalion, 45: company A, fifth bat- company D, second battalion, 43; | company B, second battalion, 42; company A, | eighth battalion, 41: company A, first battalion, 40; company C, sixth battalion, 39; company B, seventh battalion, 38: company D, fifth bai- talion, 37; company C, fourth battalion, 37 company B, eighth battalion, 33; company B, fourth battalion, 30. GEN. HENDERSON'S LECTURE. There was a large and appreciative audience in the officers’ room of first battalion armory last Wednesday evening. Surgeon General Henderson lectured ou the preserva- tion of health and care of the wounded. The next lecture will be delivered on Monday even- ing. Col. L. H. Carpenter o2 the fifth United States cavalry will tell of “Outposts and Recon- | i ordiuarily interesting occasion and the prob- abilities are_ si that the accommodations 4 8S SH 6 wT top. deeper hat box, parasoi and linen imea lined all throug. $6.50, 8725. OH, BRT hinges, « better made trun! 50, a8 a9, su No. 3, Saratowa, very best quality made; Excelsior Jock, extra heavy hinges, side belts aud rollers; all a0, $11, 81% 81s. gid. Remember we do net use any tomato can iTon on any of our trunks, as they do in the factories, but use only the best English Box Irou—other materials of a like quality. ‘The above list only gives « very faint idea of the ‘Various styles and qualities that we make. Prices all slong the line are lower than ever before. Straps and warking free. ‘Repurine properly and prompt!y done. TOPHAM'S, 1231 PENN. AVE. N.W. NB.—These are every-day prices with ua fe27-dtf $750 | sire to hear the eloquent and popular soldier. No. 5, Sarstors, larger size, with compartment in compartwents; | ‘The care of riffes is an important matter and 90.50, | Major Harrison recognizes that fact. He has No. 4, Saratoza, standard size, same compartments ee last mentioned, Victor lock, larger side bolts and CARE OF RIFLES. fust issued the following order: “In order to keep the rifles of the battalion in order and the bores bright and free from dust company commanders will arrange, after each regular drill, to have every rifle used at the dril: carefully wiped out by passing a | writ, to remit such amounxé of any such recog- Ld thereupm proceedings therein shall be stayed for ten days, provided the defendant i 1 and there ‘enter into recognizance nt surety, to be approved by the ju ge of the Police Court, conditioned that in oi his application for writ of error he will, withir five d expiration of said ten days, a lice Court and abide by aud ment, and that in the event o writ of error he will appear iu preme Court of the District of Columbia and prosecute the writ of error and abide by and | perform its judgment in the premises. Upon failure of any defendaut to enter into the re ognizance provided for in this section the sen- | tence of the Police Court shall stand and be | executed pending proceedings upon his appli- cation fora writ of error und until the tinal disposition thereof by the said Supreme Court. Ifany such recognizance shall be forfeited the Police Court shall have power, on motion of the prosecuting officer, to imue exec thereon for the amount of such recognizance against the recoguizors, or any of them. But said Police Court shail Lave power, on applica- tion made by the recognizors, or any of them, at any time before the tinal execution of such nizance as he shall dee to be just, but not be- low the out of any fine imposed and all the costs 0 proceedings. ‘The President. iw authorized to appoint, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, an additional judge of the Police Court of the | District ot Columbia, learned in the law. who shall receive « sulary of $3,000 per annul, to be paid in the same nianner as now provided by few for perment of the judge of said cour, judge so appointed shail have and exercise powers possessed by the judge of std court as is or may be provided by law in co mon with said existing judge, and the business of-sald conrt may be carried on by each of said ‘The all piece of cloth or other suit- “This regulation need not be insisted on after parades or inspections, except in case of rain.” a A Prominent Baltimorean Dead. Jobn Alexander Shriver, president of the Ericason line of steamers, has died in Baltimore, | after along illness. Mr. Shriver was the only son of the late John Schultz Shriver. He was born in Baltimore in 1821. His father was influ- ential in the establishment of the transporta- known ss the Ericsson line {ween Bultinore, Pailadelphia. and’ New id 2 i fi i i a] Fle i | fit ; i E f if H a > F chosen & Co, i judges sitting separately and similtancously. ‘The, judges of the Police Court are to hold separate sessions, and they are empowered to make rules for the apportionment of the busi- ness therein, and the acts of each of said judges respecting the business of said court shall be deemed and taken to be the acts of the said court. ‘The Judges of said court shail have power to sppoint an additional bail for said service in court, who shall receive 3 for each day's attendance upon the court, to be paid upon certificate of the judges, and as the other bail- iff of said ‘court are now paid. The clerk of said court is hereby aut with the con- sent of ithe jadges, to appoint un sdditional deputy clerk for service in said court, at a salary perannum, to be paid as the other of said court is now paid. i a it AL i i i i EE [ i i efi i i i : | if t TWo aMiNDMENTS. Mr. Mudd moved an amendment striking out the last lines of the bill as printed above, read- ing “With the consent of the canal company, its successors or assignees.” Mr. Lee accepted the amendment. Mr. Clements offered an amendment provid- which might hereafter con- nect with this line at the Virginia end of the bridge should have the same rights and powers granted this road. Mr. Breckinridge (Ky.) suggested that the words “pon reasonable compensation” be in- serted in the amendment, which was agreed to by Mr. Clements. Mr. Clements’ amendment was agreed to on a division—ayes, 33: noes; 2,a point of no quorum being withdrawn. ‘The bill was then passed. ‘This bill will have to go to the Senate again, but it is thought the Senate will agree to the House amendments and the measure will be- come a law. THE ANTI-POOL BELLING BILL. Barring another veto from the President, which is not expected, pool selling and gam- bling in the District will be forbidden for a radius of one mile from the city limits. ‘The fall text of the bill, as passed by the House Saturday, having already passed the Senate, is: Be it enacted, &e., that it shall be unlawful for any person or association of persons in the cities of Washington and Georgetown, in the District of Columbia, or within said’ District within one mile of the boundaries of said cities, to bet, gamble or maie books or pools on the result of any trotting race or running race of horses, or boat race, or race of any kind, or on any election or any contest of any kind or gume of base ball .. ‘that any person or association of per sons violating the provisions of this act. shall be fined uot exceding $500, or be imprisoned not more than ninety days, or both, at the dis- cretion of the court. —__-e____ ‘The Car Shot Down the Mountain, An accident occurred Saturday at the White- VINE Ghoaxs, pong dynes Prices reasonable. ‘Terms easy. Ce y sid evening sessions ; private andciass in- | students prepared tor civilservice exami- new, juethod of ilustrating ookkeeping, Suucnts advaney rapidly, Shortuan and ius, three mouths, $10. Diplomas. =e. of all ticket Avent Prompt treatinent escort Santa §Sunday only. re called lor and checi mm hotels | jqlitexaie cauled sor and checked rou hotels andres: u Transfer Co. om crders left at ticket Otilces, 619 mud 1351 Pa. ave., aud at the Depot. J.T) ODELL, CHAS. 0. SCULL, fez "Gen" Manager. Gen. Pass Ad 7PE Gear PE To TH by Typewnt dal: 1115 IV TH ST. y. London medalist, principal tish school: Hie class 5 fel4- PER LESSON.—PIANO OR ORG. nied ahd successful teacher; Wi jired; best ref. Address MISS M. 1 ; 5 jasnasce 0 Specialty. Keser’ Proininent ladies o° Wasi: Valu. tol pam. ; Gentlensen, felt CAN BE OBTAINED of iuedical reference Ly applying at 1s tall t+ | pKor ee" | DP Air beat VOGAL SCHOOL | ttn Seuw the Plunkett, bas | YP)! MEYENBERG, Me; in? NT. 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Sead for pamphlets. students Belped to obtain possUouis, Ly pewritiis taueLtTnee 10 up Head'Setlool Acuws Phdnoxraphy. Bl bat aw. Jau-Shus 3 ULE LLEGE OF COMMERCE, y Lost office, iu the worl: NOTARIES PUBLIC. Vmod. ke JE ana"Lerntory, Notary lly Sew York only, Liuuited Express ‘SWb.m. dally 58 FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY. | Fast Express 8104.1. week faye Fpepee, unday only. Sg pense AP Ay oe witout ‘chance. Hor trogtiym SY all throwact boats of : EUR bbe LAL | 8. Counuisnioner. iste Ft aw, ried ar votary and U nofiice from Ya.m. too Pu Dowr You Kuow. hose, installments have many working aye and are fulfor qreutipe ns Oa® sine y City wits ~ ins “direct (Ohm ye posite cit} “AULLOF of Giver the best rps being ved | the’ well coal mines in Marion county, Tenn.. by which three men lost their lives, ‘while five othere were severely injured. The brake on were instautly killed and Ed. Jobn Gentry, Harry Rider and Ji seriously injured—some of whom may die. ‘The Farmer Member of the Cabin:t, ‘Washington Correspondent New York Tribune, country by the Farmers’ Alliance people great attention is directed toward the farmer mem- ber of the present cabinet, Gen. Rusk. Gen. fe eal 9 ‘Don't you know, ‘They draw their pay in and when the sisdowsot the mpht come on Att all guaecit they | buyen you know. ‘3 Fair bela in courses: Business, Enlish, Accor ‘Civil ShortLund aud Typewritiug. Annual scholarship irom To $00. Mitustions ‘yusramtecd when combeteat ‘rite or call tox rey A. URNER, A. M.,C.E., Prin. The ist of the tis comes upon them like a QPENORRIAN BUBISiss coLLuar, mare and they are vinous ofa Niytock here 7th and D sta. n.w. sbltbery serenely wating for bie pounc of human Seujons of tis new ear bern January 2, ‘OL. fix taper ia a schools. viz: hoc oc tae A tt ealcy cLCOH Of ‘Shorthand, Paria Reaceae wing. ais Rrchectara Senet bene oe ae alg Og eee pee ae aaa er a a honest peopic to "ao HECTOR LNR Rinas. | Eee F are I . §.W. ep spss ote east on Tur BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723. 1a4th st. aw. x ‘Best and Most Prectical Instructiva. ek on San 2.1. and 4:30 p.m. daily, For 7: c pen scope Banda. “bundaes bab Ses as WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY. IN EFFECT ANC AuY Le Yor exapiria, $30, 635, 1 3b, at fe veD Seo ee ‘cay. ap. 430 10:57am Sai the office, Ti, 21638 WOOD AND COAL. | Coax, Coxe Axv Woon.