Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1892, Page 10

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. PORRCAST TILL 8 F. M. TRUREDAT. pe the Distriet of Columbia. Maryland | "Vicginta, fair; northwesterly winds. | CONDITION OF THE WATER } and condition of water at 8 rent Palle, temperature, 41: condition, & Receiving reservoir, temperature, 46. Con- dition nt north connection. 7: condition at south connection, 12: distributing reserv temperature, 45° ‘condition at influent gate Bouse. 6. effluent gate house, 10. High tide. ! Low tide. 1009 a.m. 1022 p.m. | 4:28 a.m. Term 26 p.m. Ma. Parscr takes re in informing his Patrons that his studio, 11th and Pennsylvania avenue, will be open on Thanksgiving. —Adrt. | Own Blackberry. ~ | ‘Twawxsorvixe Carp. ‘We have Caxpr to suit ail pocket books. Won- derfuliy popular Caxpr Creations at 25, 35 an @ centsa pound. And good Caxpy goes with a ‘Thankegiving dinner. (pen ail day. Suasrz, Gandy Creator, 10th and F ate, Iv you want Presb Butter made every day go to P. D. Co., 414 9th street northwest. ee Ovn €1.90 Deapr Hat “Is a sure winner.” Fraxc & Sox, One Price, Cor: 7th and D. > ‘Tur Pusrac Witt Puease Notice the fact that nocigar (sold under the “oid «tye abel) is « wine without name of Wm. Carney stamped on | face of box. Wa. Canmrr, 21 G st. «.w Dow'r Fonorr Sicxix, Cigar man, ave. Box 25 Cigars 50c. $1 box 5c. i Agtrnictat Humax Eres, large assortment. | Craruix Orticat Co., Masonic Temple, F st. Ovz Srevio will be opened to onr friends to- morrow, Thanksgiving day. J. E. Bienor, 905 Pa. ave. n. —s Powsnrcr Opera Glasses Ovn $1 Kip Grove (Guanaxrxrp) Onn. Nasi |. Hewrren’s, 434. Ts dressy and correct. jo Fraxc & Sox, One Pri Cor. 7th Tur Warto succeed in havings fet of teeth is to hein early with Minot's Dentifrice the use of everywhere. Gro. R. Grax, Printer, 339 Peonsylvania ave. Bw. Promp' Reliable! Prices reasonable. Heavr Gray Barkers, 75e 10-4 White Blankets, £1. 21.5 11-4 Wool Blankets, $8, $4, £5. Comforts, 75, $1. #1.25. Low prices on Carpets, Jonxsos, Ganxer & Co. Oil Cloths, Fon Watt Parzen, W Moldings and Interior Tinting BW. Hexp! 5 1113 F st. nw. Canrrts Curaxep by the Eur Woras, 631-635 Mass. ave. n.w.. are proof free of charge. Telephone 4 Rewrern’s Icz Ones». G st. nw, CITY AND DISLKICT. epee ge AMUSEMENTS 1ONICHT. Ovens Horst cel.” Jos. Jefferson in New Natiosar Tgearer. “Hip Van Winkle.” | Acapemy of Music.—Neil Burgess’ “County Pair” Hanes’ Brow Tuearex.—“nangere of «| Great City.” Eenxay's Lyerow Taearen.——Hart’s Boston | ¢ Novelty Company. le Turd Obte avenne. Natioxat Rrrues’ Hart. by Washizgton Concer: Co. Coscorpta Hatz. Annual bail of the Ba Benev lent Assoc iaiion, ——— Mre. Estler Files Cross Bill. In the divorce case of Theo. W. Estier agai ‘Vda Estler,m which the wife some time rin & oF GETTYSBOKG.— 15th sti Concert and he; filed answer to the charges, the wife has now, | in line Friday night an automatic chicken cock through her counsel. Mr. Campbell Carrington, | wiich has a history. It appeared in the filed a cross bill, She charges that her husband | ray. ion = parades of Hancock and has for years practiced habitual and systematic | English and in the parade iu honor of qruelty toward her. and endeavored in every | Cievcinnd and Hendricks. This chicken stands Way to secure grounds on which he could ob-| tain a divorce, and bad aid he would pay $500 if he could see any man with his arms around | ber. That he finally employed detectives, on whose statements he had ebarged her with %4 floppin: committing adultery, which charge she says wns of Mr. tromped up and ix part of a scheme on the | Of Mr. It (- Hill and ix loan part of detectives, who, che says. were weil id for their dirty work. She further cha) fe wen ae iad of ietnenty io she Baltimore with a woman now havpily she say, he wo hat to conceal ini~ e dias Mr. and Mrs. La Bench. She ‘oree from bed aud board and the enstody of the childre Sity atadent arrested yeaterd Gition from the gc be w charged with the m June last, was before today. At the reques: Action was postponed eounel mi ork, where ne We t be emplor ed. j | Two of the Thre Tn the Crim the trial of Fr Dalley, charge? wi was concla db: tity aa the pe « KPace wae pre Jeger of w special fi ore has been 5 are xt conse. Duris werd be th oP Julien Pauncefote. He expeets to re England neat wee. _ The Redenhausen Wadonna, Tearhotf wis the pul es to announce wing to ited ti hevwn a wilh be on galleries. 1217 F «treet, he ba the galleries open all day Ade Hevrswes Rare ‘The md and wil iekets fr its ine te of Vil 100 miles, at rate Norter advertiveme end Loan Assoctati rial Savings | ial column. Lex your druggist Flux! Beet. He's eure Best trade demande it.— 4 _ €13 Taovsgurses for 35 at Simpson's. - ne} y's Rex Brand it, because the Adet. TkEE ornaments, f: —Adet. Gould's, 9th paper. { tothing 6 a] You ean save me ath B. Pero Geronnt of 3355 per cen and cluldren's clothing. ang cleey E. 8. Barnum & | Adee | Sacx of Dutch belbs at Latimer & Sloan's, MOT G atreet, at 7.90 thie evening. Adel. = Fou the secommodation of bis patrons Julius wgh's mammoth furniture rink, New York avenue near 13th street, will be kept open ‘Thursday until 2 p.m,— Ader, — S¥LEXDID new stone and prees-brick dwelling, | ~ No. 2125 N street northwest, tobe sold Friday | at 4:30 o'clock. This is one of the best houses in the neighborbood and should invite the at- feation of those desiring investment. | See advertisement in today’s Stam —Advt, —— Cxato & Haaprxe will be open Thankagiving @y until 1 p.m. 13th and F streets. Ousaxesrtfor Christmas. See Ladies’ Goods.* keep on with it. 2c. | * Perry there: jand ciation t ing of the east ship house at the navy yard. Richard Mans-! The alarm was sounded promptly by the sentry ciable damage was dot | ney Mullowney entered five teet and will be twelve feet high when ele- et ; e ' i THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1892—TEN PAGES. THE BAR AND THE BENCH. The Association Wants a District Lawyer to Succeed Judge James. The Bar Association of the District, as an- nounced im Tux Stan, held a meeting yester- day afternoon in its rooms at the city hall for the purpose of declaring its position as regards appointments to the bench of the Supreme Court of the District, particularly in respect to | the appointment of Judge Jumes’ successor. In the absence of President Hamilton Mr. Calderon Carlisle, the vice president of the assceintion, presided, Mr. Bisir Lee acting as secretary The special call for the meeting having been read, Mr. A. 8. Worthington pre- sented the following resolutions and briefly advocated their adoption: ‘olved, That this association requests the President to fill the vacancy on the bench of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia caused by the resignation of Mr. Justice James | by the appointment of a member of the bar of his court now engaged in active practice therein and familiar with the law of imtrict | and the practice of the courte thereof. Resolved, That a committee of seven mem- bers of this association be appointed to present | to the President these resolutions, | Mr. L. H. Poole, however, introduced another | resolutions which asserted that ex-Rep- ve Louis E. McComas, who bad been | be a justice of the Su- ourt of the District. was not qualified 1.and suggested the appointment sittee to oppose his confirmation by | M ® resolutions found no champions, and npon Mr. Worthington raising the point ier th iaf call for the meeting they ;.the resolutions presented by ‘cole were ruled out. i MR. PERRY'S RESOLUTIONS. Perry then rose to oppose the ion of Mr. Worthington’s resolutions and ‘ly addressed the meeting. He said that if the association were to take action at all he | ‘at its action hould be such as would truly General principles should ‘¢ thonght that the proposed ate to the situation, roper to be taken by the associ ing the bar of the District. ar instance of a depart | . but that appointments should be governed solely | ness for such office on the | and said office should | rewards for political | ‘hat in the opinion of the as- al career was from its nature these prin to judicial office iil-caleulated to develop thore qualities which ensable to the judicial character. Mr. pon embodied his ideas in two re h were declared to be out of + under the special call. | ‘TUE PINAL ACTION. | The resolutions offered by Mr. Perry ratsed ed discussion, Messrs. Malis Dean, A. | 8. Worthington, R, S. Davis, W. G. Johnson | A. A. Lipscomb participating. Mesers. | ad Davis thoaght that political motives not be imputed to the President, and | Jobneon considered it unwise for the ase place itseif in the attitude of eriticie- | ing the Preident. | ations offered by Mr. Worthington were | adopted. The committee | ted by the president | > — A Fire at the Navy Yard. What might have been a serious fire was dis- vered a little before midnight under the floor- | pn cut The and every o! flames we rand man turned out. xtingnished before any appre- a The Charge Not Sustained. Today in the Police Court Prosecating Attor- uolle pros. in the case #8, who was arrested yester- azge of obtaining from an old cd man under false preteases the sum of na published in yesterday's Stan. Mr. mined the case and ascertained | paid asa feein the case and 1 appeared in court in the case. He thing to show any grounds for the ft La A Democratic Rooster. The demeerats of the‘eighth distriet will have vated. It will make its appearance again in | the torchlight procession aud parade, crowing | ts wings in honor of the vietory. | property and workmanship | and is loaned to the District This m u Hill pa A jewalk Requiring Attention. To the Baitor of The Evening Star Will you kindly call, through your columns, m of the District Commissioners to jon of the sidewalk on 2d street be- D streets southeast? An excava- z there about three months since to and a few days afterward the 4 im, but the bricks instead of uid were strewn around carelessly, very awkward and ugly spot for per- sons in the unmediate vicinity ad quite a ngerous place at night for pedestrians in general, ——__ ‘Thanksgiving and the Post Office. ‘The following divisions of the main office will be closed to the public on Thanksgiving day, Nov ) Money order division, reg- istry division. Carriers’ windows at main office from 6 to 7 p.m. A delivery by be made at Sa. m. Collgetions for city will be made nt a.m. and 5p. m. ving stations will be open to the pub- transaction of business as follows: 11 a m., 5to7 p. m. lla. m,5to7 p.m 6 tolla m, 5to7p. wm. eal v Ie for the East ( Geor: Jndfetments by the rand Jury. The grand jury today returned indictments | agi he following persons: Claude Jones, ani intent to kill; Wm. Car-| two cases; Jas Jack- | rt Carter, larceny; Henry | assault with intent to com- mit raj than Bryan, larceny; Henry Good- wio, assault with intent to Mil; Edward Morrison, do. do.; Henry Foster, lo. do.; Jas. do. do., © perton, es against and Julius Moten, larceny Miles Connors, aseault r Wilson, larceny from hton, bousebreaking, and | embezzlement, were ignored. > The Cattle Market. Union Steck Yards, Benning, yester- were on the market and sold as Hest “sold from 4c. to 43¢e. per good sold from 3%{c. to 4c. per pound; medium sold from Je. to Sige. per pound; common sold from 2c. to $e. per pound. | One bundred cheep and lambs on the market | and sold as fe Sheep from Sc. to 4c. per ound; lambs from 43<c. to 5&c. per pound. we with eaives sold from $18 to €40 exch. State of the market brisk tor all kinds of stock. eee Death of James Ross Howard. |. James Ross Howard died in this city yesterday morning at the residence of Gen. Mareus J. Wright, 2028 G street, of heart dis- case, after wn illness of six weeks. : Col. Howard was a veteran of the Mexican war and served with distinction in the late war | as coloael of the eleventh confederate cavalry. ‘ter the war be spent some time abroad and served on the staff of Don Carlos in the Spanish | revolution, Since his return te America in 1875 he has | been « member of Gen. Wright's family. Dur- | ing Cleveland's administration he was com- missioned as an Indiau agent and was e in the allotment of lands to Crow and of Indian tribes. At other tinsel be was employed civil e and by the city government asa . enue, which in front of planned Louisiana the city hall is one of the finest streets in the | photd fever, 10; pneumoni | the Prince George's County Agricultural Pair | struction and the track will probably be com- | pleted by the first of the year. | living in both the eighth and ninth MORE GARBAGE COMPLAINTS. AKRESTED AT THE JAIL. Health Officer Hammett Talks Vigordusly | How s Woman on the Way to Sce a Prisoner : on the Sutject. ‘Was Robbed. For the three days of this week upto noon| Policeman Madigan has been a member of the today sixty-six garbage compiaints were re-| force for more than twenty years, but yesterday corded on the complaint books at the health | was the first time in his experience that he has office. Following the spicy conversation be- | ever made an arrest in prison. He was at the tween Chief Clerk Tracy and Contractor Clark | jail in the afternoon, where he had taken the yesterday, as published in yesterday's Sra, | Police Court prisoners. While there Mrs. Dr. Hammett had a talk with Garbage In-| Kubnert, whose husband is serving a year’s spector Sly this morning, in which he used sentence for assault, came in to pay him a visit, me vigorous language concerning theremoval | and at the same time Hattie Washington, a of the garbage. In short, he told the inspector | colored girl, was there to see a friend. She that he would have to eee that the wagons had a bottle of liquor with her, but an make better coliections. He did not intend to | officer saw her when she ttempted to shoulder the contractor's failings ana he in-| pass it to her prisoner friend and tended to put the responsbility exactly where | relieved her of it. Mrs, Kubnert it belonged. “Mr. Clark is the contractor,” he | and the colored girl had been in the same street said, “‘and he is paid for removing the garbage, | car together, and when the former complained and he must remove it, and I don't care how.” | that she had’ been robbed Ofticer Madigan ao- Mr. Sly is one of the inxpectors in the em-/| cused Hattie of being the thief. But Hattie loy of the contractor. ‘There are no garbage | indignantly denied the charge, and boasted inspectors in the employ of the District, that she was willing to be searched, evidently COMPLAINTS INCREASING IN NUMPEI —_—! = Pacgeord = ae cree a officer ‘was innocen ai wor tee ee gn Coming in froma ail S°- | Rowerer, and the soatron of the Jall counpated o Fy to search Hattie. She had not gone far before the health office this morning that the con- CITY ITEMS. Ever Since That Day! Abonta yearago I startled the Furniture Trade j Provian Exveriox ALL OVER HIS LITTLE BODY. PAIN NIGHT AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. _ Sma HEATED AND COMPORTABLE: | Meteor cance i THANKSGIVING DAY AT MOUNT VERNOX-— | “ bereabouts by announcing a new departure over AND DAY. BEST DOCTORS BAFFLED. former methods, inasmuch as T intended togive THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON. | THURSDAY (THANKSGIVING). NOVEMBER 2@ SAAS CORE BE OUEIOURA. price. =o. <p a nerd | A PAST-FLYING TRIP ON THE “MACALESTEN,” Matinee at 2, Rvepiu at & _ since that day and many others pretend—| The Finest anit Fastest Stoamor on the Potomac, MISS {OTICURA REMEDIES performed such «| only pretend—to follow in my wake. The evi- | : eel sass cure upon my baby that I would deem dence of this assertion is found in the expe- | Wsving 7th st whorfat 10a.m. Home by 2200 p.m. | JENNIE ONT POTTER myself selfish and unchristianlike were I not willing | rience of hundreds who have been mislead by | xo Ferrying—No Tranafers—No Delays—No Extra IN to give public expression to my gratitude. About thir- specious announcements and who have finally | | pees Se 5 teen months ago he was suddenly taken with peculiar come to me for exact representation and fair | Charges. | “FLIRTS AND MATRONS. ezavtion, which broke out all over his little body and prices on “time” parments—incidentally the | 44. 4 " — decame 20 painful that he was almost unmanageabie. | fine of Sideboards T wm “shoving” this week is halts, 75°. Children over eight, Our trebete ‘Was in continual pain night and day, and, asthe dis- | g demonstrator. Alone include the 25 con's chateed al visitors toenter “+A clever bit of work —wal) worth snot fon a ee Joux Ruppex, The Accommodator, _| the grounds and mansion of Mount Vernon. NR LEONE ROR Ee 2 my prect was coing in Z si x on the stean - cebgepe merle apie samy oui H It 518 Seventh street northwest, m the stearner. u was Persuaded to try CUTICURA | The Voigt Manufacturing Jewelry Co., No. followed directions. The fire week the pain was cyy 71h vee a me Sewskey ‘On a | Reserved arate, Mend 78 conte areaily reduced and my baby was able to rest. The | = oe | i edbedens itinesiins second week a decided chance for the better. and I 1,000 Patr of Pants for £1.39 pair. Worth HOLIDAY MATINEE TOMORROW. - ~ bpwan to realige that my baby was going tolive. The =) NOSIS eruption began to dry, his appetite returned, hisskin $2.75. At Micuartsoy's CLoruixe Stone, 641 D st. n.w., bet. 6th and 7th ets. — = THE LATEST SUCCESS. ihe came across the stolen pocket book. ‘Then tractor had put on a number of new men in| Hattie was deprived of her liberty and was piace of old hands. When Lieut. Hollinberger left the garbage service the weather was warm and the com- pisiate only avernged about vix or eight « das It was thought that as the weather became cold they would even go lower, but thus far thi week there bas been an average of twenty-two a day. Health Officer Hommett told # Stax reporter the substance of the interview he had with the inspector. He said he was going to compel the contractor to clean up the garbage aa well as powsible. “But,” he said, “Iam free to admit that thirty complaints a day do not amount to anything in such a large city. At the same time, however, the citizeas are complaining and T intend to have their complaints responded to,” TRYING A NEW METHOD. Anew plan hax been adopted by the health | office. When complaints wre made a card is sent to the person making the complaint giving the information thwt the complaint bas been referred to the contractor and asking that the office be notified in cave of iailure on part of the contractor to remove the garbage within o given time. All complaint received at the health office are recorded on the books and are then referred to the contractor, Dr. Hammett rays he in- tends to sec that all complaints are promptly attended to and the gurbuge removed. morning she was tried in the Police Court and fined $20 or sixty days. —_—— MONTGOMERY COUNTY. The Grand Jury's Final Report—The Teach- ers’ Association. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Rooxvinix. Nov. 22, 1892. In the circuit court today a number of cases on the criminal docket were disposed of and the grand jury, having completed its labors, was discharged, after making a report of its proceedings. The number of witnesses who ap- Peared before the grand jury was 134. Two were excused by request of attending phyni- clans, ono could not be found and several sumn- moned failed to appear. The jury returned thirty-three true bills against persons for vari- ous offenses. They say they have done all in their power to secure the enforcement of the local option law and call upon the appointing power in the county to select sober and trust- worthy persons to fill the various offices through which the dignity of the law is maintained. The grand eo, had visited the Da and — foun sixteen persons confined therein—all colored except ‘one. .Among the prisoners two are charged with murder, two are inkane and a number are held for larceny. The building is reported to be clean and comfortable and the prisoners well satisfied with their treatment. Several recommendations are made in regard to im- ovement in the heating and ventilation of The buiiding, ite sanitary condition and other | matte: hhe jury also visited the alme house and found twenty-nine inmates—fourteen white and fifteen colored. The house isreported to be in excellent condition and the inmates clean and comfortable. The furm attached isina high state of cultivation, producing good crops under the careful management of the overseer. The crops raised during the past year amount to ‘40 bushels of wheat, 140 barrela of corn, 200 bushels of potatoes. 18 extra fine hogs, 25 pigs and shoats. The stock consists of 6 milch cow: 8 horses and 2 colts. Some criticism is in- dviged in regarding the manner in which the court house is atten@ed to and a recomme! dation made for assigning a room for the ac- commodation of ioe witnesses summoned AT THE WHARVES, Agent Ernest B. Bowling of the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company left this | morning for Pittsburg, Pa, where he will be married tomorrow. Mr. M. A. Prince of the company presented Mr. Bowling with a bronze lamp with Nile green shade, R. E. Pilkenton, purser of the Washington, presented » gold | spoon and the clerks of the office, John Cos- tello, G. F. Gilbert, Miss Maggie Gorman, J. Mohler Gwin, Robert F. Abell and L. D. Pil- kenton, subscribed a silver service. The of- cers and crews of the Washington and Norfolk Will make him a handsome gift upon hia return, e United States freight steamer Fern, Gibson, hence is at Norfolk, ‘The Wyandotte is due at Norfolk today. Tue Aloaund Fortuna are at sea for this port with ice, The purgy Warrior Bold loat her main top- sail off Upper Smith's Point yesterday, ‘The new has engaged quarters at taken to the police station a prisoner. This |. a before the grand jury, the Builders’ Exchange. Ate The Tescbers" Association of this county will It is understood that the John W. Thompson | meet at the public school house, this place, on Will soon be put in commission on the river | December 2 at 11 a.m., when the following pro- Toute by @ new company j gram of exercises will’ be carried out: Annual The Arrowsmith is several houre overdue be-| glection of officers: papers on “An Outline of cause of low water down stream. the Proceedings of the State Teachers’ Associa > tion, Held at Blue Mountain House, July 7 to 10, 1892," by Mra, Agnes Nourse, Miss Alice T. Stabler, Mr. W. E. Mannakee and Prof. A. Harley; e general discussion on “New Plans and Methods for the Year,” opened by Mr. F. A. Pearre; music by a choir of teachers, led by Mr. J. F. Boyer. In the orphans’ court today letters of admin- istration on the personal estate of Jas. K. Trail were granted to Jno. W. Carroll; bond $1,200. The will of Sarah Johnson, deceased, ‘was flied. Jus. F. Barnsley and Chas. W. Parnsley, administrators of Margaret A. RB. Barnsley, deceased. filed list of sntee. P.M. Smith and L. T Fulks, executors of John T. de Sellum, deceased, d first and final administration account.’ Laura V. Ward and LT. Fulks, executor of Henry C. Ward, deceased, passed their third and final account. 8. A.M. Sage To Mt. Vernon Tomorrow. The steamer Macalester, steam heated, will make a fast-flying trip to Mt. Vernon tomorrow, leaving her wharf at 10 am. and returning home by 2:30 p.m. See Marriage Licenses. Marringo licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to the following: George W. Reentzel and Sarah A. Trexler; John W. Davis and Indiana Jackson; John A. Dodson and Alice Ernest; Charles W. Mitchell and Hyson L Bossie and Mary Douglas; Michel Robb of Alexandria and Laura Wood; Amos B. Casselman of St. Louis ORTALITY, The Health of the City Keported to Be Good. ‘In speaking of the general health of the city but hitie more can be said than it isin good condition,” rays Health Officer Hammett’s report for last week. “The mortality last week was below the average, although rhowing an in- crease over the returns for the month previous. There is no prominent disease prevailing and no threatened epidemic, so far as symptoms foreshadow the approach of such a visitation. ‘The deaths during the week amounted to 106 as compared with eighty-six in the previous week, and the death rate correspondingly “arose from 17.2to 21.2 per 1,000 inhabitants. This in- crease is mainly to be attributed to typhoid fever, consumption and acute lung diseases, Ths deaths from these aggregated twenty-three in the preceding week, while during last week they caused thirty-eight deaths. Mortality among children under five years of age is very light, even for this season of the year, being but 27.3 of the total mortality, as against the of 36.3 for the last decade ended in The report shows number of dcaths for the week 106; white, 57; colored, 49. Death rate unum: White, -16.9; colored, population, 21.2. Twent under five years of age, 23 were under one year old and 27 over sixty yeaw. Sixteen of the deaths occurred in hospitals and public in- stitutions. Tho principal canses of death wer theria, 5; consumption, 12; diarrhc Kerduck; Henry Veevens Baldwin of Provi- dence, K. L, and Nina Gunion; Thos. J. Good- win and Mary V. Harris, both of Chfton Forge, Va.; Albert T. Preston of Loudoun county, Va., and Minnie V. McMahon; Walter W. Winters and Julia Hammer, both’ of Harper's Ferry, ‘Va.; Jamex Day Chesterfield, Va. Ida Ma: . 8; congestion of the lungs, 2; bronchitis, 6; whooping cough, 3; kidney diseases, 7; cancers, 5. ‘There were 81 births and 35 marriages re- ported, ia FROM UPPER MARLBORO’. Edward J. Speer and Mockabee; M. A. Jenkin and Hopki MeGlachlin son Chew of Annapolis A. Pollard and Olivia G. Jones; Samue! W. Wales and Mary } Barbour: Rufus Power and Lucretia Withers: J. O. Jenkins and May V. Ballinger; W. H. Wateon and May A. Battle: Joseph J. Crowley and Annie O'Connor; W. H. Keith of Done- phan, Mo., and Mattie M. Garges: W. H. B. Stout and Florence M. Clark; Leonard Glascoe and Maria Button; Archibald J. F. McBean of Chicago, Ill, and Amelia P. de Mendonca; John J. Dusenbrook and Alice E. O'Hagan: Wm. 8. Phillips and Kate L. Hafner; Wm. M. Mills of Alexandria, Va., and Mary E. Springman; Dudley Williams and Mary Johnson; Wm. Grovermann and Mary C. Meyers; James E. Various Notes of Interest From Prince Urrex Mantsono’, Mp., Nov. 28, 1892. The county commissioners were in session Messrs. Miller, Boswell, Rawlings and Berry in attendance. Among the orders passed were the following: That this 22d day of 1892, this board concur in the order of the county commissioners of Anne Arundel county, passed November 15, 3892, to accept $300, amount offered by Miss Esther G. Hill for the toll house aud premises at Hill's bridge, provided same be set aside as a bridge fund for | pier ana elle W. Cunningham; James the repair of said bridge, this amount being | Sewell and Annie Thomas; James Lee Johnson the joint appraixement of the commissionersy and Hattie E. Bell: Patrick Logan and Alice appointel by the two counties to assess the | Branner; Wm. J. Diggs and Bertha Palmer; value of said toll house and premises. That | James R. Gates and Minnie —— 8. the attention of the Baltimors und Potomac | Booker, and Cora A. Thomas: 8. M. Hollidge railroad officials be called to the condition of | $2 Hille, Estelle Crevellin; Henry Harris of the crosaing at Brandywine station, ee ee eee cen; Sh chae Bevery and Annie Galvin; Singleton Jefferson and The board atlourned unti} December 18... | Elizabeth Proctor of Frederick county, Mac; The quarterly meeting of the white teachers’ | Joseph 8. Dentz and Beatrice M. Allen;’ Wm, association wil id here ia) i. 3 A y Matthews and Mary Gray; H. Grant Irving aud Messrs. Duckett & Ford have sold 900 acres i Mery , of land in Charles county near Glymont to Mr. | W6xece® B: Pierson; W. H. Bergman and Ollie J. ¥. Pultz for $6,000. ae H. W. Williams was brought to jail here Mon- day by Constable Spencer of Piscataway, charged with assaulting Louis Williams, also colored, with an axe. ‘These men, with twenty- five others, are employed in constructing @ new telegraph line from Washington to Indian Head, the new proving grounds for the navy. He was committed by Justice Coe. Jno. G. Wotmough of Philadelphia who owns the vacht Carrie, now at Till's Landing, ar rived here last night. He will spend a few days on the river guaning. Mr. J. Howell, civil engineer, of Alexan- dria, Va., with his assistant, has arrived at the Mariborc’ House. Mr. Howell. as has alresdy boon stated in Tae Stan, has been engaged hy A Bro saving omclothing at E. B. Barnum & Co.'s, 931 Pennsylvania avenue. Discount of 8834.—Adet. For Taz Goon Or Orneis. REV. MB. WILLIAMS HEARTILY INDORSES HOOD'S BARSAPARILLA. ‘We are‘ pleased to present this from Rev. A. A. Willtams of the Sillbee Street Christian Church, Lynn, Mass, one of the beet known and most suc- cxpetul clergyman of thet olty: “Tees no reason why a clergyman, more than a lay- man, who knows whereot he speaks, shotld hesiteve to approve an ARTICLE OF MERIT And worth, from which he or bis family have been. signally benefited, and whose commenddtion ‘may serve to extend those benefits to others by their confidence. My wife has for aay eae ‘been @ Association to make a topographical map of the fair grounds, and he began work yesterday. Mr. Howell will’ superintend the work of con- panies car The Heaviest Work Honse Sentences. ‘The heaviest work house sentences ever im- posed in the Police Court were reconted by Clerk Washburn yesterday and today. The prisoner at the bar was a young colored man named Chas. Blanford, alias George Williams, alias Tom Miller, and the charge against him was indecent exposure. Policeman Markwood of the eighth precinct arrested him in North- east Washington and he wasidentified by sufferer from severe NERVOUS HEADACHES For which sbe found little help. She has tried many things that promised well but Nttle. Last fall a friend gave her a bottle of Sarsaparilla. ‘It seoms surprising what simply one bottle could and did do for her, The attacks of headache decreased in ‘number and were less violent in their intensity, while her general health’has been improved. Her appetite ‘has also been better. From our experience with the negro who had exposed himeelf so often, both to youn frie and olfler women, Tester: HOOD’S SABSAPARILLA fined him or a a af aicee ane, wae the | Thave no hesitation in indorsing ITS MERITS.” was fined $200 or six months in each of seven Aa; Suzan, ity. Col. Howard has been for fourteen years Episcopal Church. He was a thirty-second ciation. The o'clock ‘The services at the ‘the ‘@ total fine of $1,700 or five ye yy ag 1," years HOOD’S PILLS are the best cathartic, gentle and effective. Try abor. Fron 280 2 and Armadella Burke, both of | became a natural color, andin nine weeks from the . = ese ‘ | BALL tiinehe boran the treatment he wasas well ashe ever | Quadruple Silver Batter Dishes, $2, Yoror| HSET'S BOSTON NovELTY COMPANY. ary, was, with » brighter skin, « good appetite and # Keen | Myo. Co., 713 7th st. n.w. it THE BARRA TROUPE. BA? eye to get into all the mischief he could. It is now — — en By overeleven months since my baby was cured by| Best Lunch in the city is furnished at the | reali gpa MASA po ctnpeas and there isnot nor has not been the Propvcens’ Darny Kivcney, | Next Week—Reilly & Wood's Bi Show. | uaa rhtest appearance of ite return, and my boy grows} 93-wis2w 4149th st.nw. | x r a MRE. ROLAND COMB, Atleey P.0..Gs, | Jewelry Inid aside for the holidays upon | month at Wasiai: Mate Rintte Regan oN ery Sku s ard Inereby certify that the contents of Mra. Comb's | P8¥ment of asmali deposit. Engraving free of b'} once t} ‘etter, BO 3 ie ae HR testimonial are facte, and consider the enfoavery | charge. Vorot Mra. Po, 713 7th st. It | 4 ERAVGHS GuAND 07 miraculous one. When I recommended the CUTI- CURA REMEDIES I had'very little idea that the child would live. Ishail be giad to answer any in- GUiries about thecure. © REV. J. G. AHEKN, Cochran, Ga. All Good-looking People*and all who) EVERY EVEN wish to be such go to Bisuor's Srepio, 905 ave. n.wW. n23-3t* Se Enamelized Iron Clocks, $4.75 up to $13. Vouor Mro. Co., 713 7th st. nw. It peed x Cutlery in Cases; Knife, Fork and Steel AND SATURDAY MATINEE. SPECIAL MATINEE THANKSGIVING DA¥. MR. RICHARD MA SFIFID RICHARD® MANSFIELD WHARD MANSETEED. RICHALD MAN FIELD RICHARY MANSFIELD paryesaa OUTICURA REMEDIES Are in truth thegreatest skin cures, blood purifiers ore BATTLY OF GETTYeRrRe and humor remedies of modern times. They in-|*?0m 2 up. W ALroRD's, 477 Pa.ave. it AND HIS STOCK COMPANY m7 # stantly relteve and speedily cure every disease and mndituplo Giver ‘Se, Gets, O10. Voror THIS (WEONESDAY) EVENTNG, is ty , $10. OER humor of the skin, scalp and blood, with los: of a 00, 7187th ae = &-PARISIAN ROWARCE. i< B86 B hair, from infancy to axe, from pimples to scrofula. pd hte tines ae a t HOR kee Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, Mr.: SOAP, Talking About Hats— IE SC LETTER LERb street, two 4 THE SCARLET CET Ag 26c.; RESOLVENT. $1. Prevared by the POTTEE | trace you ever seen ours at $1.90? The wear | F iday Baur we - _ —— DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston. | Fi surprise sow and the stvior eve con, Baturtey Matinee | BEAU BRUWMELE es C M 827 “How to Cure Skin Diseases,” 64 pazes, 50 illus- prise y' F spe 4 “eg Saturday Evening | DR. JEKYLL AND MIR. HYDE. spanten Goornr Muivrer trations and test \, inailed freo. is mame) & Bex, ‘Ons Exton, PRODI. AL FATHER.” naar |, The oo's eeauine w + tn bt one place Cor. 7th and D. t a Om “PIMPLES, biackhesds, red, rouzh. chapped and seen ther Funny—We' | Hal Ha WAN COLL oily aiiu cured by CUTIGURA SOAP. Solid Gold Rhinestone Studs, 75e. Voror| “pp, prodigal Puyhers funny Weil! Ma) Ma - ‘OLD FOLK NS. Mro. Co., 713 7th et. n.w. at JOR SALE-JFFFFR-ON SEAis, THANK i ate Pall of comfort for al} Pains, Iuftammation and ee | I etvine uteh tox A, sdeie or ana whole, #0 CURSION Weakness of the Aged is the CUTICURA ANTI | $20 Overcoats, 88.50. Micuarrsow'sCrotu- | NETIONCHTTAS ECR i : = PAIN PLASTER, the drat and only paln-ttiing | 1N0 Stout, G41 D ot. nw. bet, Gib and Tth sts. | Poot BALL Mo St viexox strengthening plaster. New, instantaneous and in-| 023-3t® ROVE AND TOMB OF WASHTNGTON fallible. n&iwks EP nit Smee Steamer MACAL Rat 1am. dell ot So Bronze Ornaments, 75c. up. Votot Mra. Co. siphicen: eaanseiianir came, returning tothe rity ty? 3p wr 4 = = PCT ROCTE NO. FERRTING You Dowz Nuzp Movsy. S00. Full Qts. Whisky. Were 81. Low aa RASS) RS-TRE QUICK T tie rices a ave. : P ELIG80N's, 1300 Pa. ave t cnOunanows xuanaaieee hE ROUND TRIP, 75e.; CHALDREN — Imported Opera Glasses, $4.50. Mro.'Co., 713 7th st. n.w. ss TITTHIS PAYING AS YOU GO IS ALL . ae > a COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLU 2 = f Rockbridge Alum Water. - WELL ENOUGH IN THEORY—BUT Just received at the agency. on IT DENIES TO A MAN THE EN- Suaren’s Mixenat Water Depot, JOYMENTS OF LIFE ines ble = NOVEMBER 24, 1802. ingen reute Alexandria, Fort Boots ITs YOUR DUTY TO MAKE YOUR crank — Gold American Watches, - GAME CALLED AT 12 ML s : HOME JUST AS COMFORTABLE AND AT- ete ae ar atts NATIONAL BASE BALL PAR pon pA TRACTIVE AS POSSIBLI an ks; ines, juore an igars = EKNON a OF WASHINGTON, IF IT Reatecray =e To Dorr _| St lowest prices at SrLigno™ * = ave coh tera oe a ba ss aia ALEX = = ace e “ eo eae IT WOULD NEVER BE DONE. Genuine Diamond Rings, $280. Voror| House. "°°" wediatniaacecdia 3 ELECTHIC RAILWAY COMPANY.” YOUR CREDIT 18 YoURBANKacoounr — | Mv@. Co., 713 7th st. nw. it D CONCERT AND Hor. Pictoresqne and Reauttfal Route, Ges NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, AND WE ARE YOUR BANKERS. CALL Our Eye Specialist will be in attendance THANKSGIVING EVE, ‘ow and Magnificent Cavs now runnine Jafly tens ON US FOR WHAT you WANT. Your | tomorrow, Friday and Saturday. Tue Crr¥ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, AEFEARDIIT alee te Saal tine MA NRE Siragities . am . WASHINGTON CONCERT COMPAS — CuRtST crn CREDIT 18 Goop. you cay Buy ayy- | O¥TCAL Store, 477 Pa. ave. n.w. 3 AND BEST LocaL TALENT. BERET HOUSE, BRADDCR ROLGE nua Ae THINGIN THE HOUSEFURNISHING LISE Solid Gola Rhinestone Earrings, $1.50. Under the @istineuished netronece ‘of the officers of | places of Listoric interes ie ALEXANDEMA HEKE-BVERYTHING—PAXING FoR rr | YoloT Mro. Co., 713 7th st. n.w. it eclthyfevgtioemmer £078 of 70h at pectal nome. LITTLE AT A TIME. Perhaps You Need SO MUCH A WEEK OR A MONTH-—WHICHEVER ACCOMMO- DATES YOU THE MOST. YOU CAN FIX UP AS FINE—OR AS MODESTLY AS YOU SEE FIT. YOU MAY ONLY WANT TO REPURNISH ASINGLE ROOM—OR PERHAPS YOU ARE JUST GOING TO HOUSEKEEPING —IN EITHER EVENT YOU ARE MASTER OF YOUR OWN DESIRES. UNDER OUR QUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM YOU SUIT. YOUR CONVENIENCE IN PAYING THE BILL—-BUT YOU ENJOY POSSESSION FROM THE TIME YOU MAKE YOUR SE- LECTION. IN THE OTHER WAY YOU MAY ALWAYS: BE WAITING UNTIL YOU'VE GOT THE MONEY. IN OUR WAY CREDIT IS AS GOOD As. THR CASH ‘TRY OUR PLAN. Connecting also with trains of Penn road at Alexandria. Take cars at th «1 At Concord Thanksgiving ve, one gentie nan and ladies, 5. SUspay SCHOOL COxCERT Foundry Methodist Epis:om THANK iviNe St A Cardigan Jacket—our stock is complete at ail prices. $1.48 buys a beauty. Fuaxo & Sox, One Price, It Cor. 7th and D. e sae Solid Gold Spectacles and Eyeglasses, $2.25. Elsewhere $4. Vorot Mro. Co., 713 7th et. 1t Bargains Watchos and Jewelry, Fnaxx.22-2* 2 ree Holiday Pre-ents selected now laid away on small deposite. FRaNxK, Jeweler, 461 Pa. ave. n22-20" rule oe In deforenpe to the wisiies of the Ladies’ Wt. Vernon Amociation ears ato on SUNDAY at Little Hunting mille this side of Mi Vernon, the grounds being closed on tuat day. wemote F. A. REED, Supt. AUCTION SALES. : __ FUTURE Days. (proms DowLiNe Aucts., 6 TO CLOSE AN PSTATE. SALY OF VALUABLE VACANT LAND, 4 “TO RNER OP Assisted by PROF. JOHN RK. SWEENEY Of Oteaa Grave faut o Local pa ommencane at _Admisaion, 25 cen sits . ~ They have no competitors and they cau Bw Boral rea Necklaces, Solid Gold, with handsome | SWcesors.”—Detrott Free Prea, Pendants, $8.75 up. Voror Mvo.Co. It | \JETZEROTT MUSIC pie lc } WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. 30, 1892. ‘The Oricinal Company of U BBR ow. A Sewing Machine for At Auerbach’s Capitol Hill branch. Domestic Sewing Machines and Patterns. 4thand Pa. ave. sc. Take your pick out of 200. All kinds, All fally warranted. Wat. Foxx, Mngr. oc24-0020t Gents’ Initial Rings, $4. Elsewhere $6. Voret Mra. Co., 713 7th st. nw. It boda side Doncherknow that nothing will kill the ef- | fects of a smile more thoronghiy or pleasantly U c Luis property « and ‘should ¢ builders ‘Terms easy and will be announced For the owner. MAS DOW be adv sntarec ly wal divided gnand the espe al attention of day of ANG & ‘Aue NSON BROS. Aucts., th and Dsts SIN From Fiske Univers Mrs. Jonnie J De alto; Master Mr. Charles W. Bayne, tenor . Georse E. Barrett, tenor; Mr. J. N. caldwell, Dasso and M- House & Herrwaxs, FURNITURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES, STOVES, &., 23 7TH >. ANv 06 MASS. AVE. PREBBEEREBRBPPPESE ESBS 3300008 3 than a piece of White's Yucatan Gum. n2i-6t | ew biastan pal Shastri > Melodies of Be Saas FIRST Ok - é South. “ **Thesesongsas you sing them go They go though and through on Germ: ication."—Queen, Victoria. | never beard anything like By virv District of € and passed inc Which Kobert | 3.Gele det tal os Solid Silver Thimbies, 2c. Vorar Mra. Co.1t ——- Thomas D. Singleton, Furniture and Upholstery Warehouse, 415 7th My ware rooms are largely overcrowded, owing to the backward season and the inter- ruption of business consequent upon the late election. The goods must be sold, as the man- ufacturers mugt be paid, and to move them | quickly T will place upon'sale, for cash, begin- ning with Monday, 2ist instant, and lasting for perce tamat, in depen te. WiDNespay. Putty ni9 #1 THE other. Itissimuply the heart beat- in Diego Union, centa, according to location. For music store, commencinz Tues- at 9 a.m. 21-9 PADEMY. AU This Week—Usual Matinees. — SPECIAL MATINEE THANKSCIVING DAY. Tuasxsoivixe Orrenixe oF x ts Jorick strert sever thence south and paallel with F ‘one week. every article of Furniture in my SEIL BURGESS’ COUNTY Farr. mace worth au Fu § ware rooms at a discount of 20 per cent from FIL. Bure CNTY PALE te Sxoes. regular prices. This sale will positively inst PIL COUNTY FALE pt iF but one week and will be strictly adhered to as REIL COUNTY FATE. Termect Mocrsee & Co. | regards discount. Just think of it! £20 de- ee rae cual apd the i ducted from every $100. This will place the NEID FAIR , 4, 1203 F S,. N. W. | goods in your house at about manufacturers’ pit FA ‘ek te ie me | prices. Call at once, and you will find as| * Vill offer this week as aspeciaity our | handsome and weil-selected stockof Furniture | mss TH line of 83.00 and #3.50 Ladies’ Shoes | i ‘i HORS! ei Girne | s¢you will nd in the city and at prices that| Sh, HOR cannot be duplicated cleewhere. Tuomas D. Sixaieton, nld4t 415 7th st. nw. ee Handsome Diamond Rings, $5.50, $8.50, $10, $12.50, $13.50, #15, $20. Vorot Mra. Co, 1t eee Franc’s $1 Underwear Is great value! - n21-6t Franc & Sox, cor. 7th and D. These goods ure something we can guarantee and go so far ay to say that “the wear and finish will equal any 84.00 shoe made. ‘Do not forget the place and number. fwulting purchaser after fs JOHN MARBL Nov. 28—Harry Lacy in ‘*The Planter's Wife. RICK HOU! s, E STREFT NOKTHWEST COR be OF SE On” WEDNESDAY & THIRTE 2 AN PSTAT Now BPING Father” Jolly old rascal Father" —Joliy old rascal ther” —Joliy old rasvalt NATIONAL THEATRE. NATIONAL THEATRE. Mocksze & Co.,- 1203 F Sz. N.V PAST FOUR’ Niv cones fe coma Gents’ Gold Filled Chains, $2. Voror Myo.Co. , oe : e. fi OTs 10 AND ¥ fe ron - . WERK ENTN( [ON 4 , rt ; wNTT Wetneeday evening open until 10 | _ Lowest Prices on Wall Papers, Mouldings, | SNE WEEK OPESTNG MONDAY: NOVEMBER 31- AND LOTT PhONa o'clock. | Interior Decorations, &0. A practical man, seven | Yents’ experience. | The largest and finest stock | in northwest. C. E. Kiva, lth and 8 sts. nw. n3-waest* feet toan alley. Each le Datlt brick dwellins ern linprov. Jaundrs roc sbobbbassnssuansnseseess JOSEPH JEFFERSON JOSEPH JEFFERSON ——e = JOSEPH JEFFERSON may pegs JOSEPH JEFFERSON \g P. °. “d Taers Is No Tetuuxo Waar Wax Misses? Gotid Gold Rings,€1.26. Voror Mro.Co. or SERFERSOS = at oale: One-tited cash, the balance tn one Torx Ur Now. War Clerks oh sunually, and te bo eeonred uy ded oe seuni-an ‘trast bearins: Use Dr. Bacon’s Headache Tablets. es of the | purchase Here is the place to save money for any Solid Gold Baby Rings, 50c. Voor Mro. Co. ay ‘fared on ent boo a he ee aera ae EIP'VAN WINELE. S. Heller, 720 7th st. n.w., is a KIP VAN WINKLE. ‘Wo are selling Ladies’ Shoes from 81.00to 82.00 below regular prices. Many of the ciaity in Ladies’ and Children’s Hair Cutt and Shampooing; also cures Dandruff. oc7-tr afters = iting purchas: ‘resale iis sot n. D.C. Nov. 28—A. M. Palmor's Stock Co. in Alabama. —, BY ORDER OF THE HEIs. published in Washinete: nested Shoosate sumples,end you know that manu- Ladies’ Solid Gold Rings, 62. Voror Mro. Co. | _; Zhe Prodigal Fathers —Rollicking old Prodizaly— J)URCANBON BNOS., Auctioneers : facturers always put the best materials in Slinte Batok ours: all deateait ites “The Prodwal Father"—Hoilicaing old Prodigal SPLENDID BRICK DW eee ta XORTHW bs mM D BATH, 1 tae xd 7 ‘GUN < ALL MODEKN Col LS AN SB! K Pho STy. PEt BY oNt MU! DRED A TY-SIX TO A WIDE ALLEY. ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBEX TWENT) -NIN’ at POUR O'CLOCK P.M. front of premises lot in GREGATIONAL CHURC BISCHOFF CONCERT BISCHOFF CONCERTS Sexson Tickets. Now on sale at Eilts U THEATER. KL. and T. F. Dean, janagers. —>_—_— 10c. Royal Headache Powders. Headaches cured “while you wait.” Druggists. auld 8 eee Ladies? Solid Silver Watches, $5.50. Votor | _* Mro. Co., 713 7th st. n.w. it None Name It But To Praise. Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. 9. A marvel of lightness and swiftness, jaa? Office 487 9th st n. w. Nickel Alarm Clocks, %c. Vorot Mra. Co. 1¢ NEW_ PUBLICATIONS. ————— ME CENTURY DIC.IONARY [8 PUBLISHED is thin volumes and in 6 "Letter DIN VAMIOUS STYLE» where. jashington Loan and Trust sample goods. Noone can name lower prices than we do on Men's Fine Shoes. For instance: 83.75 for @ good $6.00 French Patent Calf Shoe. ‘82.50 for a good $3.50 Calf Shoo. ‘82.95 for @ good &4.00 Calf Shoe. ‘83.45 for a good $5.00 Calf Shoe. $4.00 for a good 86.00 Calf Shoo. Tae Wanaex Suoz House 1115 F Srezr N. W Scuoor Suozs. ‘Week Commencing MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, SPECIAL MATINEE THANKSGIVING, THURS- DAY, NOVEMBER 2%. DORE DAVIDSON AND MISS RAMIE AUSTIN In DANGERS OF A GREAT CITY. _Bext wogh—""Fatries' Well.” '—Ob, Beughty boy: _ORS RHE] RRS Ok Rasy bor! METZEROTE IDAY NIGHT, December 2, 1892, First appearance in this city of th 260 required at time the of sale. ALSO. BAY-WINDOWED oat eeabsy awe < hooMS AND BATH A . NOVEMBER HALF-PAST Four rout of sie peomieen, Last See roel coptaiuise’ 46 comes ts ihaped in woof tha taet oo, ond ® marnificent View of Ibe sold subject to a deed of trast fnnce cash. A d-ponit of O20) rex sin” Gonveyanclos enipreoebing properticn at cont uf the pure Sauplimd with within. ffteom NEWHALL’S BEST CALF $2.00 SHOES Ticht reserved to resell the Can be bought for them, at the risk and cost Saks UNCANSON BLOS., - $1.60 f Ticos Boos Rermo Satz, wean 729 Tru Sr. N.W. ‘st se21-3m_ Under J. £00. ARCHITECTS. W. 80) VILL J. Lawrence Bivand i. = rasaar | amo Saline pea hcl a |= saat “as Established 1851. gk 5 pe Carr Gass oor seats Gasege Baste oo anghe » Mas M. J. Hosz, 1800 F ST. LW.” W. G. Merzenorr & Co. FAULTLESS HARDMAN