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TBE ffOS Wonder Wtfatllertz Will Say To-day Store closes at p. nt. dally p. m. Saturday January Clearance SALE Of all Winter Suit and Overcoat Fabrics offers timely bargains of the most tempting- sort.

Hundreds of men are profiting by the chance to test Mertzs superior tailoring. Mertz and Mertz Co. 906 F. Street. For choice of a big fine or Men.

and Youthsswell fancy SUITS and OVERCOATS that sold regularly up to 918. J. 6W. EISEMAN Seventh Street 315 1 Door from Street. We Solicit Your Jewelry Account And Offer You the Chance to Save' from 35 to 50 on Every Purchase CASTELBERGS WuhJnjtoni Ltadin Jeweler ud Optician 935 Pa.

Ave. Old Overtoil Whiskey Bottled In Bond. A. Overbolt Co PltUburgFa BURN COKE FOR COOKING Fad for cooking 1 a big Stem in til horn expeni account when coal I used tat when. Cok li nied 709 reduce tb.

ru W11 to a imiU amount. o4 at. the tim Urn get tb bt reealu. Well euppl7 700 Cokt- 25 SBush11 Urg Coke. dellYertd.

St 10 BuII11 Ltrg Cote. dellrered 379 at Buahell Larg Cok diUrered. IS Buihel Craahe4 Cok llTrd. 1 03 BuUla Cruihed cote. delrrered 10 Subeli Crashed oke delUertd UO WASHINGTON.

GAS. LIGHT CO 413 iOth St W. 4 THE KEELEY CURE Drink and Drug Addictions UmIDIatnl it THB KnLET mSTITUTI. I Nortk CmplUl trt WiiUnttan. D.

a. MTbr IM IB to ot ColnmbU. to BLOOD POISON wtlisTtmsdntheeonof blood poifonsspeeialty sitiry Ttrtivy UM Ouid. Yo en be treated at bom under urn rnannty. Capital MOO 000.

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LtFRANCOS COMPOUND. A SETIORS MADE TO TESTIP Alleged Poolroom Patrons Interro gated by Jerome. More Gambling Paraphernalia Seized a New York Warehouses OtfUnj Nimes of the Proprietors. New York. Jan.

mov vagalni gambling places begun by District A torney Jerome' some time ago. assumed few phase to-day when more. than score of men who are believed Jo iav placed bets In poolrooms together wit the owners of several' warehouses locate near the section where gambling house have thrived. called at. the district attor neys office.

These calls were trough about by 100 subpoenas many of JtheD Issued in the name of prisoners taken 1 recent poolroom raids. They were pre pared by order of Mr. Jerome and serve by the city police. As a result of the ex aminatlon of the warehousemen Mr Je tomes deputies seized II. constderabl quantity of paraphernalia which bad be stored by.

keepers of gambling bouses. large quantity of gambling apparatus hat been. taken from warehouses previously on Information given the district attorney by the owners who stored It there. In one of the warehouses searched to day the deputiesfound a number gambling1 Implements stored In the nam of Charls A. Grote a manufacturer billiard tables.

Grote appearedXbefore th district attorney however and declared that the articles were owned by the Hi perlon Club. In West sixth street and that hIS name bad been used at tin warehouse without authorization. Hi alsc informed the district. attorney that iet at his factory a roulette wheelwhich had been sent there for Repairs by the. Hy perion Club.

This was also seized. Mr. Jerome said this afternoon that had secured much valuable Informatlor from the poolroom patrons' examined him to-day. They had been summoned. he said.

with the Idea that they woulc know something regarding the owners the various places which tjieyhad visit ed. He Is satisfied now that the riames these proprietors. have been learned. He added that. further Investigation along' this line would be made and that twenty five or' thirty more witnesses would called before him to-morrow.

Many poolroom patrons also responded to-day to subpoenas Issued by Police Commissioner McAdoo. They were. ex amlned by Deputy Police CommlsslOnei Llndsley. In. speaking of the poolroom situation.

Commissioner McAdoo wd he had communicated with the district at torneys of Queens and Kings counties. In forming them that under Dowling bil they' would be authorized to call all sus pected gamblers and question them. He also notified all police captains In those counties that gamblers driven from New York may make effort to- open houses ta the near-by counties. The captains were ordered to maintain the closest watch and act promptly If anything of" this kind Is done. Athletics tYMC A.

The weekly and gymnasium club of the. T. M. C. A.

held Its fourth contest In the association gym last night The events were as follows Straddle rault over long horsef running high Jump still dip. The team totals to date are as Follows Schlosser 2017 Smith. L6E2.5 Manglltz. 16C5 May lE58r Williams 1203. The individual totals ar follows- Schlosser 6506 Manglitz 61 Tanner 855 Hatch.

640 each 23E Quantnlle 43LS Uui-phv 184 Smith. 480 May 479 Royce. 8725 Vllliams. S4a5 Callan. 340.

Glllman 365 P. Herring 8198 Burch 293. The est made less than 275. May Send Team to. America.

London. Jan. 19 Major Green secretary tbe Hurllngham Club who has been ntervlewed with reference to the Amer- can Polo Associations Invitation to send i team to the Unite rStales said he was inable to say definitely what action would ie taken until the- Invitation Is received but he thought probable that the club would accept. The greatest difficulty rlajor Green said is theexQensa but he bad no doubt the committee would do Its itmost to send a strong team. Drunkards.

Cured Secritly by Ladjr Can s4 Home Coih Nothing to Try. A Family stor to Happiness by th Great Halnw Curt f9t UiejUcuorHabK. A new tasteless discovery which cad Iren In tea. coffee or food. Heartily In orsed by W.

C. T. U. and all temper nee workers. It does its Work so silent- and surely that while the devoted wife ister oil daughter looks ojothedrunkard i reclaimed even' against hUjwill and fithout his send Vour vams nd' address to Dr.

W. Haines. lerm Bldg Cincinnati. Ohio and he fin tnall a trial package ot Oplden 8tu me free to mow-how easily It Is to cure Irunkards with this remedy WRONG ON EVERY HAd Fif to and Two Thirty to Shots Wla. TBAPPEES ENTEY IS BEFUSH New Orleans Stewaida Bur Derby Can didite from All but Stike En aje mentt for Inconsistency Sl rwppki Menjr Acrobat Lord French HtUdoi and Semper Thru Wii New Orleans Jan.

II. Heavy rains dot Ing the night made the track muddy tc y. Each favorite went down in tun and the books reaped a harvest Lor French at to 1. Just managed to bu long enough to win' his race. Trappa regarded by man as the best of the Dei by candidates thus far shown was strong favorite lnth fourth race bi performed so poorly that the stewards 01 dered the refusal of his entry In futui for Inconsistency The colt will be allow ed to fulfill his take engagements.

Sun marles FIRST BACE FIT rarionn. siorpoit i Nlcol 4 to 1 oa Stmpllcltr 104 B. Plln llpiX to S. tecond Qveea Either lo Hobblni to third. Time.

i OS M. Moorlih Damte Ktrtx. Pltmoad Betty rtjr Ciljpio dlijuoe Sin FtllciU alto ran. SECOND RACE mile. Merry JUrobtt.

Eilnl to 1 won Dcontloa 111 Cocolo to tecond UltinUirop IDS NlceDJMo 1 third Tim 1 Trlttan. Shtndr Badibtl Oreaom. Telot. and Chintertll tlw rin. THIRD RACB elt tnrloata Lord French Robbfau to 1.

won Fruit. Aalincioa 3 to S. ucond Kloc Ron. 101 J. Uclatyre 4 to third.

Tim I IT S. ChamMee. Bettl Me Ill tter. Glidlttor Nitlonil. and Lecttlon alto ru.

RACE fnrlonga. lltttdor I Nlcol I to won' St. Ttmmanr. 1U J. MirUa to 1 tecond Tnpper.

IDS H. Phllllpt to II thirl. Time 1 S. Siladln Afnet llnll Flltht and Alfetha alto ran. FIFTH RACE Three tad hilt turlontt Jli McOlnnlt.

110 Hencuir JO to 1. won Vei dtat 119 Domlnlck to JO tecond Blue Oru Ltd llO T. Dem 19 to 1. third. Tim OUtJ Chtunctr Alcott.

Doctor UcClucr Llbertore an De Soto alto ran. SIXTH One and one milea Bempt ViTax. Ml Cotolo SO to won Mtl Htnlon. 11 Gannon II to aecond Lou II. 4l Henne 17) third.

Time. 1 00 4 1 BeTellh Rocer Smith Harpoon Hoodwink and Coortmil alto ran. Entriet for to-morrow rint nce-FlT turlonp. Uelitt Ethel Hremu and Ults Gomex etch Dipom tChiti Flyui Chlrcoil. Dltpbinoi.

and Torlo IS etch Bora De celTcr. 100. Panama and Doctor Gurntey It each and Blue Blue. 101. cond rice SU furlonft Lookpt 102 Did.

Ltd Blihop Focle Torkthlre. Eietrdo 3. Drouiht ui Ometlca. IDS eicb Darint Klltlei Jtk Stndcra and Lleatenint Rice 11J each. Tlurd nee On and tlxteenth mllet Th Hebrew Wreath of ITT Arab M.

Ctttlln and Knowledce. 100 each Australian and Bacba Wtrd Ut eichr Filernlan. US. anil Blrchrod. no Focrth rice Oce mile handicap.

Monaco Mild 5 AhoU. 3) Atcot Belle. IS Sit Let4 tad Sambo etch. Fox" Vetd. 104.

ind Formuter IDS. Fifth rtoe Fire furlocit Etcbelnat ind Bell of Portland. II etch. p. Ptlmer.

Conten Uoutand Fannttte. each Ctrl Kthler 7 Flat co. II. Ltdy Draper 1M Orlakanr 101 Hakim 101. Ahumidi and Jon Peter IDS each.

Sixth race One mt and twenty yardt Jotl B. IT LoajM U. and Shock th Talent 12 each Her Ichmu and Charlie Cella. 4 each Swedish Lad Mr. Zraulll.

and The Eye IT each Barkei Harrlton 18. Roderick Dhn. II and Harpoon. OJ Two Long Shots Score at Hot Springs. Hot Springs Ark.

Jan. 19. Track heavj at Park. Summaries FIRST F1T and a bait rorlonct. Velu.

qoet to 1. won Oudon J. to 6. tecond Su Smith I to 1 third. Time IBlt Uanhlonen Back Number Mitt Anthony WUlie- Gnf Ben- tonhnrtt.

tnd Rot Court alto ran. SECOND SIX tarlonfX Ctnajohtrle. IS 1. won Uoorh-n to tecond. Bill Knight 1 ti third.

Time 1 IL Goody Two Shoet Orpheum Marco tnd Clifton Boy alto ran. THIRD F1T and a bait furlongs. Nerra. to 1. wonT Mlnunv 4 to' 5 tecond a down 4 to 1.

third. Time 1:11. Maggl Leeber Locket. Ertm. and 101.

alto raa. FOURTH RACE furlongi Country dob Stake Ltdy Chtnd 4 to l. won Roteburj eren. tecond BeMen 4 to thfrd. Tim 40 Pretty Nellie ntalA Girl ind Romany Br alto ran.

FIFTH. Slx furlonIL 1 to H. won. All Scarlet to lecond. Platoon.

to' third. Time 131 Aro Light Bowline Batte Enrte 11111. and OariB C. alto ran. SIXTH RACE Oa mlU nd nentr yard Ftlklind Ten won Memphltn.

1 to 1 tecond Daweoa 1 to third. Time. 1 Peggy JOn Courant ffBellly. and Kllmorle alto ran. Entriet tor to morrow Fint race Three turloBgt.

Mint Baker 100. Mountain Lad 10) Fort Worth and Prince Glenn. Oi each Saldora' ind MatMa Ut etch. Doctor McCartj. Motor and Dick Hanlon IU each King.

konUn. 106. and America II. 100. SecGi14 race FJre lurlongt tening Hello.

Girl. luceona aad Annie Chapman. 13 each OP1 7. LtlUer Bllllngidy. and Marchloaeu 101 athr tit.

Ward. 109. Sanction. IU and Nepenthe. Si.

Third rare tarlonga. Delphi But. tons 110. Adena and Totcan. 113 each and 1.1- 105 Johrtb race On and one-eighth miles handicap.

Proceedi and Little II uch. Pouetilon and ack You lDa' etch. Fifth race Six urlongt lelllog. Cotpn Preston. St.

Piult and Port Arthur II etch Etty ride. Mtggl Ltfter. tnd lolf. 102 each Teto olr IS NuptUl 111 LantdowA IOT tnd The aptaln 105. Sixth race-On mil tnd twenty yardt.

Banta rereea. t1t Billy Moore and Allan 104 each Ex- ttnlral 12 Bea Heywcod. 101 Pathoa Hucen IClog Rame anl King Lyonf. each Gigantic OS an Allan. 104.

Results at Oakland. San Franclsco Jan. 19 Track slow at Oak1an Summaries FIRST RACE Tare turlonet. Bujy a ton Southern Lair to a ncond Acheleti I S. third Tim KM.

SmUun Beiloaa MU opir. Teaming. nd leta1uma tUo ran. SECOND FIT tnrlonga. Batldor.

to J. Fon. Th. Hawaiian to 1. teeondrEmmt Reu-- xild.

to 1. third. Tlsa. 1 OJH Salta. Tbano.

Trtpaetttr TClitarta r1 Back. and fyrdtl alao ran. THIRD BACE- UT and half farlongt. Mabel jitea. to 1 won Uogregov tTenrteeond Duel to I third.

Tim 1J1X. San Joi Tb Celt NortD. MItpih CaMtdet Grenor Lady Fashion. 4 tl ran. fonTH RACE Brleri to U.

won Kit Tlmej. II to S. eeond. Barrack. I to I.

bird Time. 1 45fc Flaneur. beUtI. Hetllaa nd Box Elder ilia ran. FIFTH RACE Mil and a Quarter.

Langtort tmes 1 to 1. a Clenarron to second tcwlora 4 to third Time. 2 14 Thorn- ae Mlracl n. Cinnabar 0" and Frank w0c4 aln raa. SIXTH RACE fnrlongi.

Salable lo I oar I Regan to. second Squlr Jehneen to S. tllrd. Time. lHK Big Beach and My frdertl ran- Knlriet tor to-morrow Fint ra Six tnrlonga.

Lucrece. Nib. Foatt at Peart tCatera Merita and Tru Wing 101 eaeL Second lace SU and half tarlonp lttac. But 112 Dr. Sherman and Saintly.

101 aeh Pity Ball 1 BJeuel tnd rrolttble 1 4 tch. Lady Kent. 101. Hugh. McCowu 109.

TtJtd raee- III a' half nrloagi r- tnd Greeaxk. eh Suburban tueen. Co ln Carrie. ltf HII1fw4 and llly aylor Ita ecb Doublet tad Watenpovt Jttaeh tandird II- rottrth met XU JDc. VrtFarnunvUU thUlet 101.

Bedner. 10Tr Vlgorotov Dr Siorb nd Instrument 181. eTch Jnipector Munro and area Run IH ack Pencil Me. 101 Fifth Wrea Mill Plata and andfBflf tl each Paddy Lynch. J07 boa nt a in elchr Meada Mac al 9111.

en 10 each Lady Jtlle. Tnptetter. Tom SUrin. apttliT FoTe ee. and Ink IU each Clandator lOT antrri Rowena EiherlB.

and Max Treat i iz Agtia Ascot it Afc es Jan. Track tot at As- A lHl Vllltana. Peereu I S. on Banilllo. 11 toX iKoadfTlort Bright 24 to Bargaining thie Best Clothing.

YOU cant realize an ecjual percentage of profitfrom any other Investment you'll make as this sate offers you. Parker-Bridget clothing is the best value its regular price can pay for anywhere ur America its a bargain of unmatchable imporfance at thd reduced prices. You're putting money into goods of staple value and getting more than the moneys value when you patronize this sale. icale of reduction applies to all FANCY SACK SUITS or men and yotrthi and all WINTER OVER- COATS plain bUck fcnd blue and fancy fabrics. Parker Bridget 6 Co to Outfitters Ninth and Pennsylvania Ave.

1. thlrdr-flm 1 Eleten 13111. Ur fiobluoi Oar Pride hlllllt. and Albert Enrlght Jt SECOND RACE-FIT furlong Witch Hall 11 von Sweet Kitty Bellaln. tt-t tecond.

Ugb or Dtr to 1. thirl. Time I 00 Schoofeafl ElCtlllado Sanditon Jo 111. Seiilck. and Lid Wilt alw ran.

THIRD RACK Fly ui a halt furlong Dtlrij to 1 won Tim. Hunt to lecond laeidel la I. third. Tim' 1J 1 Hllont CoWlterpolat. Deligoa Crown Prince and' Kenllwortn alw ran.

rOUKTH RACE Mile handicap. Oxford to i won High Chancellor Ve nd Prince Talane. to third. Tlmt 1 Foull. Tin Parne and Sale ran.

FIFTH lIllt and a ihUentH. Dutiful. 1 to S. won i Akeii I iccond. Virro I to 2 third.

Time. 1 41. Ear and Oaclnata a 6IXTH RACE Six furlonp SU TOnnlfred to won Komombo to 1 econd Durbar 11 third. Time. 1fc.

Edlnborough Interlude Agne lack. Bplntor aad Dollle Welthoff il Entrlea for morrow Flrat rtce Mile. Churchllght. Er and ad ttrong 101 each Dr. Tom.

10 Flora Bright in uU Uri UC auh My HofUdaT. Frteslit ad' Golden IYJ etch ferric and Senlctio 8) each Jardla de Pari DlnlpaUon and Mill Second race Three and a haU Jurlongi. rather Kttcham Annli Eipreutng. and Ratnclond. eichw8unflr and Cuhlloxl US each Bettle i Inc lit and- Placena.

101. Third race Slaoaoa course. lllOr 111 Bill Young. Great Mogul and Sir ChrlltDp 111 each Jamea J. Corbett and Aunt Poll 112 each Leu Reed and the lot etch Ninon ani ROM ot HIlo 107 each.

JlferioVnct All Ben Erie. 100 Linda Rose J8. and Rerel 11 Fourth race Mil Golden Light. 114. Can and 6.

181 etch Straggler. olcGratlwla. Prince Anaerion. and Ethel Scrugg 101 oath i Ban. dllla 18 and Hlillpllal Fifth rice Brooki court Dr.

CUrk and Foil. Uon lit each All Abont 101 Helgeraen- and la- vlctut. each. Frangible Laodieen Jr. each and Lauretta lhlUlpl t7 Sixth race Slauaon court Mack Fleeknoe 111) Eitrellada.

Ladjr Ulrthful Pllon Eitido and Erlcult lOt each SIceful Evermore and lletlt- katla 101 each SUIT lit Lad7 KUptr' II Me- Gtta Loa Merrill and Klttr Roirt. eich. GRADE. SCHOOL GUNNERS. Fine Representation in the Indoor Games' of High Meet.

One of the most Interesting features of th Interecholastic games at' Convention Hall on January 2S will he the appearance for. the' flnst time In public competition' of athletes from the grade schools Already nearly a dozen schools are represented In the entries received with Georgetown and South Washington jet to definitely heard from East Washington has strong represen tative In Cap Horace Mann ot the Ed monds School team Gales has Leroy Van Reuth reported to be particularly strong In the final break for the tape and the Webster School will pin their faith on Wendall Cassldy John Owens and WD- llam Black. These latter three. boys have been training together. for several weeks and expect to have at least one of them in the final heat.

So much Interest has Seen aroused' among the students teachers and friends of the grade school runners that most of the schools represented will have well- tirganlzed cheering parties to root for heir representatives. The 80 dash for preparatory school will be especially well filled by en. tries from the Baltimore and Philadelphia InsuilftloDL Georgetown Prep St. Johns College and the Army and Navy Prep. School will be depended upon.

to furnish runners ta keep the prizes In Washington. The local boys however will have their work-cut out for them when. they meet the Bailey brothers of the Baltimore Country School forBoys MoCormJok. of the Oriole Polytechnic Institute and' a couple of pew runners from the Baltimore City College. The meeting Of Fletcher Westerns for mer star quarter' back and sprinter with apt Marbury.

of. the Alexandria Episco pal High School. In the yajds hurdle ilong with half a dozen. other speedy boys over he sticks will be watched' with mat Interest. Marbury has a record of seconds for the.

230 hurdles. and Is being especially" trained. for this event by Coach Remington. the. University of Pennsylvania's former hurdle champion.

Manager Foley announced last night that thJeaJe of tickets for the games will be- gtn to-day. Tynen to Wrestle-Pin Davis. The chances are that Harvey wOT have a hard time winning his wrest ling bout with Phil Davis of Baltimore- it the. Turner Athletic Club Seventh' and. streets' northwest to-night Harvey do some hard training hut there ports from Baltimore Indicate that Davis Is a husky lad who will more than give him a run for his money.

has had the advantage ot training with Joo Gran1o while Grant was preparing for the supposedly terrible Fred and an Monday night within an Inch of setting a clean fall from Washington's reat middleweight. Grantlhas taught his townsinanjAny or the finer points th game especially in the matter ot leg holds for which Grant has lone been. Wffl Xaie You Electric'-Bitters are a attrvetau ind rk wouder for a- wcak run system. Try Only We. All dreg- sts lamc yrreU has also done consider able roadwork and cays his wind Is bet ter now than has been for a long time The match with Davis as made about a month ago.

and Harvey started 1:1. train. ing at once. POST WINS TWO GAMES. Treasury Team However.

Runs est Score of the Set Post-office team won two games from the Treasury bowlers last night In th Departmental League but the money changers' won. the' honor of rolling th highest game or the series. The scores each game were more than creditable and there was not a great deal' of differ. ence between the teams- In the- first. two.

and each team rolled Its' best. In the final. the Treasury getting 966 to their tppo nents 909. McCauley was high man. with 223 Carroll was second with 214 ant Schrader was one pin under Carroll mark.

Buell and De Yo each bad 200 in the last round. Stations and came together In the Post-office League last ilght and the for mer won. three games. Station sec ond game was excellent 858 being tb best score made in the competition. Web er had the only score over 200.

Scores EEPABTMEVTAL LEAGUE. Fint Srconi Thlr Poat-offlce. jtm kune. time Dotifltn is 1M Letmbteh. 171 117 1SS McCtoJeyM HJ IM IK Ward.

114 lit 112 Blihop. 151 19 1ID Totali 172 IM First Stcon Thlr4 TrtU11l' ime. pm. Basil 111 251 08 hrtd r. 1M Ii.

IU Elliott 13 in 171 Do To. US 141 :00 Carroll 4. in 13 TgttU. jlij ti OITIC2 LEAOUX. FIrrt Second Thlr SUtloaB.

fame. cam. tme Wun7. 140 17 132 WIIer mf4n 118 in tUBacher. i 147 IS US Bmkmtn.

i 14 tit Hi 117 IU Totali 771 J5J 711 Fln jiCOD4' Thtrl Station. i tma. tme llonroe 137 153 Nolin. 1M HO 101 Idr. 1M WJ IU SImmona 117 18 UI Rue iu Ul 19 WILL NOt PERMIT FIGHTS.

Montgomery County Attorney Declares His Attitude in Glen Echo Matter. Spoctal to The Wtihlitton Toit Rockville Md Jan 19 John Collier president of the Maryland Musical and Dramatic Association and Mr. Rupertus also connected- with the organization call ed upon States Attorney Robert B. Peter rere yesflerday for the purpose of ascertain. ng that gentleman's attitude In regard to uture entertainments at Glen Echo Park.

this county similar to the. one pulled oft on New Tears Day. Mr. Peter' frankly Informed bis visitors that he considered Such entertainments as clearly. In violation of the law.

and that If an attempt Is made to hold. an. Other such bout he will order tbe arrest of the principals and prosecute them to the limit. In view ot Mr. Peters deter mined position.

It Is not thought there will be any more boxing exhibitions In Montgomery' County at least during his rm of office. Baseball Contracts Approved. New York Jan. U-President th National League announced to- that the contracts of Robert and Harry Arndt with Cincinnati and Frank Hershey with Boston and the releM of Wullam Haliman by St. Louis 0 Louisville are approved.

Committed to St. Elizabeth's. Sherman Sinners a negfV. nineteen ears old. employed as a bellboy at the It James Hotel was taken Xroof his tome.

810 Tenth- street northwest yes- day. to the Flrtt precinct station as In ane and after an examination br the olice surgeons Tra committed to St Elizabeth's Asylum He imagined that-all persons coming near him. were trying to tolson him. and for that refused eat. Committed to Children Board.

George Betters. a year negro ad was found guilty In the Juvenile Court yesterday on charge of stealing U5 from George Smith a companion ndge Klmball ordered him committed to he care of the Board of Children's Guard- ana for six months. Grey friar ABSOLUTELY PURE BOyRBOJt WHISKEY if BOT Order case of Monastery nt bottles deUvered for9lsAO WSrS. I ST AND OBNTLESOKS CAR. ID FLOOEj' CHURCH LEAGUEPiAIS Baseball Season Will Open Last Week ii April.

ETCILEASED KTOCBEB OF CIUB6 Board cl Directors Desire to. Hare a Large i Repmeatatloa a Possible bat It la Realized tint League than Eight or Tea Club Wfll Not Attract Public Interest Loaj. The new year marked the return many old and the addition of new faces the various classes of the Sunday represented In the Sunday-school At leUc Association of the District of Co lumblL Many of the boys woo partlc1 pated in last seasons games continue their attendance From the close of la season up to the present time. but a moat all of thos whose duties necws tated their presence elsewhere hare turned to their respective churches order to attain eligibility for the openlnj games of the season of 1906 which wUl probably take place about the last ApriL It is. announced that some ofth teams' represented In the associatlo started training with the beginning of new yearT and practically all of them hay selected.

their' material The officials are overwhelmed with ap plications for membership in the league and the question has arisen as to. the. a visibility of Increasing its number. Th suggestion has been made to organize league of twenty-four clubs to be SU divided into four leagues all under tl same governorship but each to play one of the four sections of the city sucti part thereof as suitable grount may be acquired. This Idea.

seems meet with much favor that Is if certain conditional rules be made and maintained. TaUender Dropped Out. It will be remembered that last year schedule had not progressed far befor three of the teams began to lag and was a foregone conclusion that the gam was won prior to being played when on of the nine remaining teams was schei uled to meet these weaker ones. Th condition existed throughout the season and toward the last when they wer hopeleselly defeated a. forfeit game nonappearance was the usual outcom This condition- seems to point quite force fully to the fact that It.

la almost ImpoB slble to increase the. representation" materially and at the same. time malntal the standard of efficiency and aptitude a was dori ty six1 Or eight of last year tlubs for It Is quite certain that It would only tend to increase the number of In ferlor teams as far as playing abillt goes. and hence decrease the Interest that has been gained and must be retained in order to continue past successes. It mas be considered however that although the league officials have the desires of th public-at heart in the matter of Interest Ing games they have also to bear 1 mind the young men of Washington whom they are endeavoring to Interest In enure work.

Hence. with this Idea in view. limitation of the membership would ult mately detract from the main purpose the organization. Advice of aa Official the Church agu must says one Of last years officials why no assign those charter members whose ad dress is in the northwest to the Mount Pleasaqt grounds and. let the board directors.

decide. as to the teams whlc shall complete the northwest subdivision Have each section of the city represents by churches In its own section and a the close of the season let the- leader Df the respective subdivisions play dectslv contests for championship honors. Nat orally the original teams of the assocla Jon will be the strongest and this would tend to place the clubs playing on th bill grounds on a more equal footing and would at. the same time practically plac on a par with one another each of the rs malnlng teams of the respective subdlvf. ilons as the latter clubs will probably with one or two exceptions be composed sf debutants on the diamond.

This la a fair. way and one that should please all and one that is much advocated by active members of the association. If the league is not to expand then 1 eem to be the consensus of oplnlen that the present number of clubs should be re iuced from twelve to nine and play their ames In Mount Pleasant where th eague started its career and where the aain support and Interest la centered. BASEBALL NOTES. IlT dub to the England Liifu will BIT it muujerj tbli oka T.

Bruin bit con Sooth to rtmtln oW OUnti return borne to ope It uaioo Sa String it OisfrtA vtrm th tench irbtl Irthur Dtrlla don th Ulrdbu pUTtnj tat th Junta. Dick Barter. Ut ld Georgetown plYIP it la Detroit looklBf aroand or mti to ttrinitlitstnt oronta club. Billy Himlltea ko U1 mutf th Hlrriibnrf Ink a rt unm r. nu ties IDIlOd to co ch th artmontn Colics Jeun The Minor Itign patea ar lifter a tiw tblllll allowt Baa Johnua ho alp iom trUllaat plall of th little fellowi in th Sun Cran thIDkJ Tim Xarnan TU tb first tall rr who took a.

chine an craeklic 1 kail tr maktllC bud fint alldw Into tb Un Dr. Pit Career who iraduiui it Georgetown I dlcil School lift year wilt not with th ortoa Jkttlonil in UOs. hi atgnrf with St 11110 Tb WaiMngtoa etub will pra th Maun it Am with tlther New York Boltoa th at- tractlo Tb AtleUes will at bom th ntiir. Tip XNUll bu mcceeded to tb pretldrter of WWUrn Leagv wit th thole ot 00 be 4 Jo Cantllloa. II ir Tr lfbu bit onaaUatlon.

Bolllni Teral column Jit wi mtt dawn to few Uae CIA Mil thit ill th minor letpM micaite cot it ClnelaaiU wu ClIIealt Bcord era14. Jill Daniba ind Fnak Iibelt will tU It out gmla tbl jew or Brit UM oa th CeaUikey m. Th De flk to iTor DoDb who If a batter ronager Third Bueraitt ConiUln. ot tb Detroit eloX hu returned Wiihlaftoa from a Tiilt to hU ld home Scnaton Pa. BUI will plir with Detroit Mils but would pnter to CiTort tb enitorlil third lick.

Poker Bill" Carrkk who pitched for tb Sea. ton la not tad liter wu drtTa tat th rtcta AMoeUtloa fot etUDe mixed Bp In tor 111114 1114 with the BiterhUl team' Jut ir sd th aim of Pap. Orth Cotllai wh pltjtl put lift tenon with th HtchUaden. ind wb 1 ell known la Wuh- hi ilcaed te pUr la the oniteld WKh th JltmpllU club win uk tb pUce Kaon ho coma to tb WuhlUa elnb. Tate Cromler.

tile Ohio colletUa whs crutcd Georgetown br bl illed prorenlonUlim. w' lp04 with Detroit ilthoath bif ba rifted lit ih Tlr from ladUnipolli tlab. il beldlac out or a big uliry Viautr Armour who wm tb ClTliai tim lut 711 ani whs I now mutter' et th Detroit club U1D1I' tb Tlf will Ant. tee- ad third at th tad of th Tenth pUce will ibout fit th TUen. Preildeat Johnson win not lot lact rheridia from hi empire tUf itur tit A ew Mb no wit announced" thit-Shertiu it berth tb ficlno Cout but I to food to to a minor ae.

end proUbtr Prtd4eac. Johah airca him a nit in. tb monthlj par. Tonunr Connolly and 8Hk OLOIIlhlla alto ltd tb new men will be tor- erlr of th Eutcn Leicuc. 4 lack VcCtrthr tl1 with Pulfte Cout Le n- Prldent ml j.

et the Chlctto Whit Sox Ing lire Catcher K411 MertrUn another bine attnoach ld fill pUjer tut would not permit him to pl another sun vita Me team. Eddi wu en catcher lean lut teuon bat wu eireleu In bit WU jut it tb Urn when tb Sox ftived In th ehtmplouhlB rue. ComUkfrl ehttr ot hurt Urlj the htt CateHr H4 net clu jkftrMaa4 tb elab eonld not IfIlt Mrrieei a wefal EISEMAN BRO 7th. and Stress K. W.

The Clearance le. This sale means a. complete clearance of all Fancy Suits and Heavy Overcoats. Not one reserved the entire stock is ffered youat third off prjces. Bear in mind this is strictly the faultless productions the very highest grade of to wear garments.

667 for Sails aad Heavy OfefiM nuked 1000 835 for Sails and wel Overcwts nvkd 1250 900 for. Salts aad wegtt Overeats narked 1359 1000 for. Sails ad Heavy Overcwts narked 11500 1235 for Salts and Heavy narked 18 0 11335 for Suits aid weigM Owrcwts uk4 2900 1500 for Soils aid weglit Overcoats narked 2150 ALEXANDRIAN NEWS IN BRIEF i Veterans Celebrate Gen. Lees Birth day with a Banquet. State' Attorney Brent Eepliei to Mayo Pdts Criticisms Commuter Committee Boll Meeting.

CU Kin Strwt Alnanlrla. The annual banquet of Robert E. Le Camp of. Confederate Veterans. In com memoratlon.

of Gen. Lees birthday was held In Lee Camp Hall. on Prince stree last night The rooms were beautiful decorated with flags flowers and palms and the tables presented a most Invttlng appearance. The banquet was prepare under the supervision of the. ladles of th Woman's Auxiliary and was one ot th most elaborate ever given by the camp.

Hon. JohiLMcPherson Ptnckner. of Texa responded to the toast Our Great Com nder. flobert Lee and the other toasts were follows The Confederat Soldier. Hon.

Scott Fields. of Texas The Women of. the South Hon. ilaece naa K. Benton.

of Missouri who took th plate of Hon. Augustus Octavt11S Bacon. of Georgia who could not be present Sons of Confederate Veterans Hon. John P. RUey.

Gen. Lees farewell ad dress was read by Adjt. B. Lath A number of distinguished ex ates were present tndudlng Hon. John W.

Maddox of Georgia. At the plate each veteran was a souvenir In the sh pe of a small slllc Confederate flag. States Attorney Brent when asked yes. terday what reply he would make Mayor Faffs arraignment of him am some of his acts dating the meeting the board of police commissioners th previous evening said be had tried since Mayor Faff was Inducted Into office lend him every assistance In carrying ou the laws of the city' and State. and ex.

pected to continue to do so but that 01 the oth hand as an attorney of a good many years' practice he knew the duUes of his office and could not. be taught hU rights by a layman. Mr. Brent. turther stated that he would continue to perform the duties of the office of States attorney as long as he remained In the position and would see that he was accorded every privilege to which he was entitled.

When asked about Mayor Patrl statement that tie had used the' office of States attorney to secure the. services of the police fo private purposes Mr. Brent said The statement made by Mr. patr that I used my official position as a cloak. to ge police' officers to go to Alexandria County when I represented a.

private concern Is untrue. Mr. Cornell a constable of the county applied to me to assist In quelling a not among striking foreigners near this city. I Immediately went to see Mr. Faff ind he consented that the policemen could go to the county and he went.

with them. When the mile limit was reached Ur. Faff stated that if the men went any tarther they. would' go as volunteers. They all agreed to JO the rest of the way.

and Mayor Faff continued with them. Relter Curtis and Hill the railway con tractors. with the' consent. of Mayor Faff paid the officers for their services. No one misrepresented anything to the mayor Members of the various committees ap pointed to make arrangements for the proper presentation of complaints against electric railway to the State corpora- Jon commission when that body sits In his city on February met In the rooms the Business Men's League last night with Mr B.

Harlow in the chair. Cor Oration Attorney Boo the stated that It as Important that a strong representa- tlon should be made to the commission and that. he believed every citixen of Alexandria would appreciate this fact le said when complaints were made Wt winter' the commissioners got the Im- iresslon that they complaints were In the ninority. and this Impression must be overcome. He also said that Inasmuch as ilr.

King the president of the electric oad. had not deigned to reply to letters iddressed to him. It was evident that he tad been led. to believe that the Commuters' Association is composed only few malcontents Mr. Boothe expressed he hope that Mr.

King would present the' hearing as be would hear some hlngs about his road that will be of alue to him In future. It was stated that he matter ot compiling evidence Is II hand. and after a long discussion It. was decided that Mr. Harlow should ap.

point a committee of five to operate With the central Committee. A. negro man named Lewis Canington yesterdaY announced that he was tired of l1v1Jli' and pointing' a. revolver at him- elf. pulled the.

trigger. The ball passed through the muscles of his left arm. The shot was fired whil be was on Columbus street between Wllkes and Wolfe streets arid attracted a crowd. Officer fimith re moved. Carrtncton to a.

house where. he received medical attention. WlUlair S. D1ms. a well-known old resIdent and a Confederate veteran died esterday at his home on South Lee treet sixty years.

He leaves a widow and two sons and two daughters. nine Hits lides Express Woa. An Adams Express wagon loaded with Ish fresh from the wharves was struck a Pennsylvania. Railroad engine at the Seventh street and Maryland avenue crossing early yesterday morning. The sh were scattered over the street.

Ben- amln Walsh driver of the' wagon. and bhn Cain years old. Of 114 ew Hampshire avenue northwest who were on the vehicle. were thrown out and lightly Injured. Negro Bkyclists Arm Broken.

Colliding with a wagon at the corner of onrteenth and streets northwest yes- erday Dunlop. a negro fifteen ears old. wasknocked from his bicycle he wheelsof the Vehicle passed over his right arm. breaking the bone. He was nt to the Freedmen's Hospital.

Fisfer AmpsUted by Lithe. White working" ta the navy yard ma- htae shop yesterday. Charles Appteby twenty-four years old. of 114 Sixth street southeast ted Ms rtPt hand caught. In' ne of the ktbetvad the' Uttle Aster am putated.

Burgee at the Emergency dressed tin Wound. BACHELOR money cn buy. Sold by all D. LOUGHRAfi Distributer. IJ47 Pa.

Ave Ice Skates. lartftt Keeks Beti If Uw tPri BARNEY BERRY" FAilOUS ICE SCATE3. fiOc to 12 pair. Canadian Racing Skates. Canadian Hockev Skates Hockey Sticks Ac.

Sweaters 25. per cent. discount. Skating Toques reduced from we- TSc. and 100 to kttes litrpeaei t.

pair. SPORTTNO AND ATHLETIC MODS. TWO BTOBES-9C AXD Ci PA. AJE. BET 0 5300.

Th laDe THE BtrLLSTIV ot r- 017 Till eoatala rail SAlormaUall. rtnrdlai That er SpteIl1 Expert" it Orleau rae trut Inform ui vtll A. 30 to 1 Shot THAT WILL WIN SURE. If 7 pl 7 rioi Mn4 2S ceaU la. tumju for tfn smiths mlKtlptlonta tti per.

ThU lufonnttio 017 mna tulnte AoUiri joa. Simple eopjr Ire. THE BULLETIN A J5IWSPAPKB DEVOTED TO TVJtr. Room 28. World BldfAew York City.

Gorges rn art Mm Shields MEAN CWtFMT TO CHIROPODISTS PA.AVLN.W WASHIN6TOHOC Hours a. to 6 p. Manicuring. ERWICK BY HT2M8 iMS DR. FRANCK'S SRAINS OF HEALTH BE UTTLE PILLS WILLQCICKLT CCI COKSTIPATIONIi CONGESTION' HEADACHE See that word Grains de ant4 da Dr Franck are printed hi 4 colon on lid of box.

Others are cocnterfeKa LESOT. Pirla. Foarers tc Co. Hew York. TeU Forty Feet from Scaffold.

Although he fell more than forty fe rom a scaffolding about the new George' awn College building yesterday after oon Christopher Pepper. a carpenter escaped with no worse injuries than a broken collar bone and a slight concur- on of the brain. Surgeons at the unlvjer- ty hospital where he was treated. sa4 last night that ha would bo able to go to is home to-day. Pepper who is thirty.

wo years old. es at New Hampshire venue northwest. The Great KodlcUsl WhllbJ' Dependable In Illness and delectable in nealth Old Braddock Maryland Rye Is an excel. lent thing to have 04 hand at all times. Ctata.

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3. ISSeventhStreet lDoor Sol citrour Jew lryAccount it Al dOff uthe fromisht onEv ryPur hase WShl tol Op c1a" 93SPa. OldOverh lt erhoU. Co. Pa.

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if pi I 11 I I I I I 1 7011 11 Hm Wash llltOl" uo Iao1a theiDatrtctof COlllm or JkrJIaII POIS ON FDII8mII riAM wt1aDiad4thecunofb1cio4poJ ee1alt1 YOI1 me aamal1larluty. themOl ob t1Da elKWllhaft tho to S11Ir de po an aeGoe po O1ill1pariof be47lliror IooO COOKREMEDYCo W5 Ja1IICJIPLI II. DrR edSpeC' nstl 50912fh Stl YE" C08sSfUl R. the Cure of Wom MeansHealthlo YoulYou Suffer1 nom Obialtr. JUi lImaUIDI PU LeD Ski.

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beenuse4 tho wlthoutauthorizatl2 Hfalso thatlle bad a t. roulette beeilsent therisfor thiUY Cl als 1Ied. ldthls aftern on he' sec red. tr thepo lroom ltIy day. lde thattheywouId somethlngreg owners of var ous p1a ey' Js1t.

aUstiednowlhattheJ1amesof havebeen turtherlnvestlptlon' jDewouldb madeand thaftwenty more. uld be fore olroompatrons resp nded tosubpcienu' Is. edby Ado ex- PoUceCommlsslo 1 ofthepoolroom hadcommut11cate4 thedIJtr1 tat ofQueenl' nd countlesln. thetnth tui1dertlJDowUnl bi wouldb authorzed' cal aUsus queUon mHe als not1ed al polc captnsln a thener1ycounues he cpts' and to at. prompty I anyhng th kd 1dDe Athei CatYM C.

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nell presentaUonlnthoInd ofHigh. eeL. mosttnteresUnr featurelot theIntuechol sttc ariuar 28wmbe ppe rance In at9Jetestroin dozenBChools epresent dn enfttes. rece1vedwtthGeorgetown BotithWuhngt nel heardtrom" EastWashlngtOn 8stionrrepresen. taUveJn HoraceMannot xnondsSchoolteamGales LeroyVali tobe partlcul rly meakfor th aridth pin 1daUCaslldy.Johl\ Owensandwn llamB1ackTh le severalweeks andexpect tohaveat le st th finallle somuchJnteresthasen amongth an therrade ch oltunnerstbatrn st thelcboolsrepresented Ipn1Iedcheering oroottot he1rrepr sentaUveII.

I yardl ischoolswm ftUedbyen tr mth l3a1t1m reandPhnadelphlA. orgetownPrep. BtJohn CoUegeandtheArmy andNavY SchoolwU1 e' JQkee shlnlto Ihelo alb YIhoweyer.w1lJbave work-cutout rothersoftheBaltlmore tor BoY' OriolePolttechnlcInsUtute uple. iromthe CltTCOUege. otFletcher.

backand prlnterwlth IICG- piIJHfgh r4h11rdl wlthha1ta otherE edY. tUbe ir trburyhu COrd tortbe hurdlesand hurdle. Iolt 1glut tinent eat1 hIl 11 w11fl w1Jinl IfBalUmore LatreeU" ortstroD 1aahuskY ladwb 1mor thaDc1iG torhismoneYTnell theadvLntageoftr tnJnwtQuJoo 6 Grantwaa i thelupposed1yterrlble e11and. i nMondayn1ghtcane iutn 1aot i eet c1eanfallfroinWa. greatJD1d.

dl tGran. t' ta hthlS wtOWJl lJ1aJpby otthepme tnPie matt roi lelholda forcwh1eJi GrantbY tYOU 1 El tr1cBlttenare' ndwwk. l1de ayst P1 A1ldrtlC. a. Msa1s t1oneconsl4er.

andSlYs hlswlnd1sbet ter11Iw aIong metchwtth gu POST amRowev theJ estcore' fthe teamwontw gamelitrom wlers Inthe arue buF theJDoney- rolUnlthe hJgh erle tJreach wereI 1orethan andthere 1Vas. rea ande Chteam IKiIL to. McCauleywas hlghma iwlth Carr tlns secondwlthnc and underCarroUa DeyoeaChli 2OOin St andDcamefogether1n lastn1ght xnerwon. Bsec nd Wsltcen the ore lnthe erh dth core oVer Scor sf DUARTENTUfuGtJ mc clkm m. lcCall1 I 1 11 i1 :2.

pm. CIIIe luellh Sellra4tr. 130 1 1 arroUh i. POST iInt ThlT4 Satton If 0 11. 15' Berckmanl It' ra 0.

sam" cm cam UT' i ERMiTFI HTS 1 tgomer Co nty AUomeyD c1altS Attit de' nGlentc oMHer WaahIDctollloat 1fdoJ an 19. Col er. president-of theJdaryIa ulM sl al DramaUc AssOciation. alsoconnectecl wlththe organization Robert1J. Pet r.

here. fes rda Ini lentl mafl' attlt de entertalnmenta Gl nEcho- lUlls oountrs1m1larto ionNewYea t. franklYlnformed hlsvtsttors i tbatheconsfdered I aaclearlvIIlv101atlon ttanarlemptistndeto thersuctIbout hewUlorder tr. ltrinf pa ir' re wte iI t. mo ef Qul1tYfatfeastdurm oW pprov ew YorJrJal1.

UPret4e itPu1Uam. oCtheN t1onalLea a1 ed' djy thAtthe contractsorRo rtEWtnr HarryArndtwtthetnctnnaUand otFfank Hersl ey. Bo lon. andthe l1amBallrnan. toLoutsv1l1e.

areapproved. ConirnittedioStEllitbe hL JJl ern me n' years' empI9Yedasa beIlbOTatthe st. joai takenfrom11Ja e. treet lt8mnu 1n- sane. pollee' EI1zabethAylum.

h1mwere trT1n1to polionhlm. andforthat nuon retused to tQChl14re1 aB ne fad. fo nd cu11ty1ntheJuvenUe elterc1ayon I JudgeXtmbaU MmoommJatedto tho e. Of. Ch11.

0iW1 tans mont LUT E. LT P. UR 1Il. 1. EI.

OLD RYEAND. i 1I0VRBOrtWHISKEY. r. Oid r. ca eofY Onas ter7.

1. 2 6. or SJ. s' Aft nooJtj I' CH RfO HLEAnU IS a lSe sWl1rII. nt D.

i I I aiiD cto1l. BaTtas i. la1ieaR pre ta uPossible 1 1f It' 4 Leaptof KrethaD E1zJrt. eD' ClUbsWm. PubUcInterenLonr ne rear.

rked the Qmof man 4ndth. In thevatlous dalSesof theSnndr ichooI' repreSentecfinthe Ath- oftheDlStrfct OfC ottheboys patedln J4stseasons iamescontlnued ironithe c108eof last aeasonuptQ tluaJ. otthosewhosedutles neClSsa elsewherel re. turnedtotheitOtes ectlv In Joattalnel1g1bl11ty th JeasoI 1 takep1a bou of Ianno ncedthat omeof t11e In. aSs claUon tbe newYeaI llJaU oqhem baye TheOmc1alSai overwhe1medwithapc pU Uo artseJias ad.

increasJngltsnumber 'I'M sdbeen to. orta 1 ze. leaguOfJwent1fourdubs au dlv1dedinto. tourleagues a11under the same' governorshlJbut in oftbe sectfonsofthedtyin thereofu gTounda maybeatqulr to vor. thaUslf madearid roppedO 1twUlbe 1hatlalt years Bchedulehadnot progTe3edtarb fo ottbe.

to' It wu thegame wa" prlortobelng play dw one oUhe was.sched- Deetthese we ker ories. fhl condltlonexlst d. Udthe lastwheI theywere hoilel ss41-deteat d. by th usualoutc me. ThIscondlt toPolntqufteforce tuUytotbe tacttbat Increaset 10 xnatertanyand th eWclencyandapUtudeas was YslxoreJghtof rears torltls tlratlt tendto jncreasethe 1Wnbiroftn ferlortesmsas taru pIartngablllti hence4tecrease beengalned andxnustberetalnedln co Unuepast st be' ons1deredhowever.

thele8gu the pilbl1e. he Ut ma er ot1nterest iames theibav In' theYDung Wa the end vorJng wlththlS mem etsbllwould ulU. ot Oll nlzaUon. Ad eofa 10Ificl theC11urchLeag must. exp IL" ne of whYDot mem.berswhose.ad- dr tnthe Pleas an41et boardot thenorthweit 1 eachectlo theClty hurch sl wnecUonandat the of resPecUvelubdlvlslOM fOrchamplonshlphonors.

uraUyth orlg1nalteams Uonwl11 trongestkndthiswoiJld tollace playlngon the hmgroundsOD equ tootlnglLnd ame pracUcaIltplaC tther te ms otthiespe tlve. nsuthe latterclUbs wUprobably w1thoneortwoex eptlons. ofdebutantsonthedlamon LIhls ancionetb sh uldlllease U. one b-acUve memberSoftheusoclaUon Itlhel aguelsnot el 1t seeDlf to. consensus' th Clubsshouldbere duced 1neand games In' Pleasantwherethe learue lt malnuPPlrtand en tered.

BAsBBALLNQTBS I ny i be hth' EoCIIIILaII1l 1rll1h i 1Imauen thlfYo i 10 nTBru hl a DDlSoutli torem1a Itll the ieuon. amrSlrallcli IOIDeto 1rarmtll. ahll tho th baae the DictHarleyth 014 DetroUlooktlllarolllldform ToroDtotlu thmIl manaltha aut III lid ioack the uth Collecleam TlleJlllnorlelllllm rellylDr alpP 4 u. the W. fel1 lAth.

Sam Crall' YU th. fttl' to ke. 1111 Iblltr beall1nt tile tCarney. IIocra4ull4atCeorcetori Jlt4lctBchool UI1ICIt k. the SoatoAaUoulttA H.

hu ltlISt Th. Wuh ntoa et bllfopoa homrtllltllerNeTort it that Tilt W1Io tllOIlll the aiat 4t. rip ONU1huluccee4e4 the pre t4eDC1 l. B. tll.

eholeof T1 r. lIqelcllta columnJlf II. maUei4on a UDoa. ltallthatallUe mIDorlep at. Yat.

f. r4. Don 1lu. 1 bell It platllllr arfor ba4IIIthCQmlaketttam. Theeb II lavor 1fbClll tel' BaiemaaConcllUn.

tilt iro1f lIb. a to WuhlactGlltr m. bit hU614 IItoa Ii a alnbUthe prtlerto tll. Senatorlalthlrl pliclI 4 the tOn udJ ter" 4rtnnollt iu Amellcaa tIoa lIpIA a laller with. Ba verhlll.

urn4tr thtIII OrtlCoIlIDlIa ilr teuon the i1II4 lIet I. hu pia lathe It 11 tile H. tab tlleplace enaou. lIIea' lloWuhJpul 1 yuuuted I atc alltp4profPl1o IIlIlIe biboe. Craftt4.

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1Ott Detroit tlIl the TIItnYIU Me- r4 atthe the Da81t vellUpla tI1abOatl1t 1U Jl lIUmptro fe. It 1OIIIUa1Iertk the' acUloCoaat lIel tooaood co Imtoamfllor leaca. u4pIObalIl7 toS nll rII1a the DiY altr UVOIp04. theII ltU KeUt.l4r- merltoOM ZUteraLaapan4 U. CouIeaI1lL 14tCmi ftb teSore II plDCto 1voateller 4 th.

II. lt plat UotlIerPm Ed4la thettcdcher Wtaeaao batY eareleula1II bblta Juat the. me U. 1pre4tb ITlatM CoIiI ahuPIOr 4Mlarpli toUe a4i 1aII 1m' kflIt a I tu 14 YtIl tHtervloeota UtfDlJIWi IiIf I h. Pi N.

8. L' Cor. EStrH ItEB rrhiSRi pttt eara ce" 1Lr ancySti tsu1d ge vt 1t tght. Qv rc ats. 7 ner serv entireSock19 frered at onethirdotrpIjces Bear B.

irau1t1essprod cfion 667f rSaits aAdlfavyWt ftrMkt4 IUM ferSaits IkaYJ WtItMJhrerctllS Bd 1WM4. ilOoo SaltsaA4 kt4 forSaltSad Ikavy. OttftMlslUrke4 1858 1 3J5 HmyWtIthtfJYtr eats 09 for'S ts Ikavy Wt Itt9yuc EWSIN veteransCelebr teUGenLeeS daywlthaBanqueL It sAttomer BrentlepUesto crl Commuteri WJJlHIXaro. POST. Bt1tUt ci 1Q BtrlttAlexan4r Va.

hannual tRobert nfederat ofGen. bfrthda1was. str t. lastnlght werebea uru1l and app arance prepared the AuxWarrindwu neof the moite1aborate ever pvenbyth JohnMcPhersonPJnckneyof Texas. ast n1 JtobertnLee the toastswere tollows Co 1tedei SoldJerHon otTeu" eWome iotthe SouttrHon ece- riasEBenton otM1slloqr1whotook' the Sonsof terans.

JobnF. Rlx GeziLeesrarewell dres8was adbyAdjt RM numberof d. ateswerepresent WMaddoxofG orgiaAt theplafe of veteran a theshipe lImallsUk tl g. Attorn yBrenf wouldmake to lIa Pa1frraJlnment and ot theboardofpoUce nlng. PatrwastnductelS to out Pectedt to dOlo.

On thuhndas ma 1ye rs th omceand r. statedthal to. tbeoMce ofStatelattorney aslong alhe tnthe towhlcb toaecure. tor purposesMr. ltatementmAd byMr.

get toncernls elm rt rn tothecountJ llm1twu' MrPatrltat dthat Ifthe wentny restotthe Paffcontlnued. andHlII. raUwsfcon. MaforPaff. rthetr mlsrepresentedanythtnl th 2d mb rsot th6 commltteesap- tbeelectrlc tommlsslonwhen bodY81ts thscltYon Inth tte nI Boothe was stroJlireprelenta TelTelUsenof would thistacL whencomplalnta fresslonthat comptalntswere xnlJ1orityandthls Impresslonmult Healso lrKing th tlrn Ot bellevethat YJf atewmalcontentsMr MrKJng wo ldb9 at i thtnlsabout h1sroad be.

vameto the wAil In attera 10nd1scusalon lnt commltteeor 1 rro mannamedtelsCarrfnaiort athlm. ballpaSled wuftred wuonCblumbu omcerSmlth re- rec lyed med1ca1attentlon. anda ConfederateTeterandled 7elterdayat hi treeta Endne mtrFishade 1 lOD. nA4hmJ 10adedWsth I Ih trcimthewharve. ws a PeniuylvanlaRaUl9ad enineat earlyrestercUT ftsh' were.

over theatreet. famfnWalsh dr1vero 10hnCatn. yearoldot New Hampshlreayenuenorthwest. alIlhtl71nfur d. I NegIOBkycliJt ArmBrokea.

llcl1nlwt i tth TdaTia1Y1r1. 1er1oldwub ocked The wheelsoHbeveh1cle edciVerh rightano. break1nctbebone. tent. th8FreedmenlIoeplta1.

p1ttaf WhH6worktnri 16 chine 8b pyefietcli le Y. oI ot Slxthtreet hadbJ hL OJl oltliilthec.aa4 a a. 8uqeo attbe aency I I aet twtPrftts ICESCA CanadJanHoclteySbtes. HockeyStlcb unt SkaUbgTOClues If Jl 5 RTtNJAiD IlTOR LiDW Afr. BETfO WIN The otTHEJtLLm fSt1l1 4arJu1llJ I' at.

1t. tractIIIIOTIU 1I Ul ba totShot WINSURE ir. 011' a7th. 1t. dUteatt.

tordII uIIlCtlpUOI1lothpa. Thlllaformltlotma at 401lartoloL 1eoP1 NEWSPAlnDEVOrEDTO m2aWortdBlcISe York Cti Ge rges' Cern ad CMftilTO TIIEMfOO outaamt nlc rln WH CGMMfICUI. 7th PI. Ave. Feurorty.

fromSc olcL A1thouchheetL moretharifortt from. sca1fo dJn Geo 1l11. yesterdaatt r. coonChrfstopher pent r. escapMWlth.

noworselnfurtes tbana na andaIUghtoon sJonot brat Surgeousatthe u11l r. altrh08P1ta1where thatb woulclbe go his to two Uvea avenue' Jnlllness anddeleetabl inf1ea1th- Old' ad ye. IJtancxcelo tohaveon' andat et JASCLAK DISTIL. II DP 81O A onu1IIa I.