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HosEsr Erronrs
TO SECURE
uR PATRONAGE

While not disposed to claim superior goodness u
greater love for mankind than is usually found i'll bust
ness the London and Liverpool Clothing Company does
believe III keeping before the public the advantages it
offers. First and foremost keep nothing but rel
Bile goods secondly. careful to lead all Others il
fit and finish and last but not leas. retail good
Clothing a: wholesale price,.
$G.40 Beaver Overcoat
7.50 Fancy Melton Overcoat
800 Fur Beaver Overcoat.
90 English Beaver Overcoat
$50 Fine Chnchilia Overcoat.
10 40 Montenae Overcoat.
1l.25 English Corkscrew Overcoak
10 70 All Wool Business Suit.
7S5 Fancy Che3io. Suit
912 English Worsted suit
1880 Genuine Diagonal Suit.
Has English Corkscrew Suit.
We have the extra grades Of Imported Corkscrews
in both Suits and Overcoats.
very full line of ne Silk and Satin-lined Overcoats
While extra dressy you will find fine Suits and
Overcoats really lower than others ask for very
medium grade Of clothing
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.,
CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS
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Nj. LILLIAN.

Nj, WILLIAM.
Great sale elegant garments just purchased ct large
discount from regular prices lot Of imported
CLOAKS.
in SILK. Brocade Velvet and Plush
SILK WRAPS ST. to sa5. worth from s2o to $40
SEAL PLUSH sACQUEs at S45 worth 500
RUSSIAN CIRCULARS IN Silk. Brocade and Malta
1asse at prices below the of Importation These
are fine garments Such bargains sometimes occur in
January, but never before offered in November
Ladies vino wish to purchase will gall and find them
advertised
RICH AND ELEGANT MILLINERY
9O Pennsylvania ave. :. Trevise. Paris mo-
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VISIT the grand exhibition of fine Turkish rugs
and palace work embrO.derieS ever shown In Wash
ingtOn, ut No 93i r street mort Invest
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3. II. DOUGLASS & Sons Capsicum Cough Dr0Ds
manufactured 10y themselves and are the result
or over forty years experience III compromising
cough mixtures
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Snccial OflGHinD.

Twenty-Five dOZ. Black and COlored MOusQuetaire
and Foster Patent Kid Gloves. Odds and Ends, Soc
We continue our low prices for Coats, Newmarkets
and Russian Circulars, and all who wish to avail
themselves OF this opportunity to procure bargains
should call early at Excelsior, s04 9TH street.
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SgLK HATS. Black Dcrbys. Brown DerbyS, Stet-
sons celebrated soft hats at Francs. corner 18th
and ID. the only Strictly one Price Hat and Gents
Furnishing Store In this city.
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PROPOSALS.

TT g. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
Os WASHINGTON. d. c., Nov. 25th. 1894
Sealed Proposals in duplicate Grom REGULAR dealers
will be received at this office until NOON. FRS DE-
CEMBEk. 1894. for articles required follows. 70 be
delivered at the Navy Yard Washington, d. c. within
thirty days from date of award free Of any expense
the government. and subject to the usual inspection
and conditions. viz:
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
Requisition No &c. Class "A LUMBER "B Oil. Var
nish. TAlow &c; &C." Hardware, &c Each class to be
awarded separately.
Schedules and blank forms for bids to be had at this
all necessary inf ormation at Navy Yard Re-
spoIsibe security required bids for faithful per-
Torrance the competency of the to be GER
titled to before Notary other public officer The right
is reserved to reject all bids ana defects
TEOS. H. LOCKER
Pay Director. .. s. N,
n25-3t Navy Paw Agent
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GENUINE BRAZILIAN fEBBLEs- -Hemplers, 45a
Pa ave
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DON'T fail 70 see the view OF this city and sur
rOHndinCs nom the roof OF W. h. Moses 4 Sons
great building. corner Ifth and northwest Take
tac elevator Up and walk down 10 Inspect he I'M
rlense stock OF furniture. carpets. upholstery goods
b-iing- 81. All goods marked in plain figures.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS

FQS YOUR SUNDAY DESERT order Gautler's frozen
,uStafd, 30 10th street northwest
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THr CHICAGO GKocEKr CoMr.xr. SO 7tn stre

TIE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY. SO eth street,
offers fi0cr at rock bottom prices:
Ceres, s6.ss bib, S1-15 /. BIB. $50 a Dbl
Sterling, S6.iS bbi. $40 :, bbl.. So "a Jh'.
CIT EDGE. S5:2o 6bi:. Sis / hn-. 20. Dbl.
Golden Hill. 1898 bbl-. Si3G Il bbl., 15c. = bill
SWISS Process. 50 - bb., S1.3S L bbl, 20. Z. Dbl
Cooks Delight, 20 bb sl.35 / Dbl. 6Sc 4, bO..
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ESCYCLOPAsDIAS-oeSt terms. See for Sale Mis-
FUSSELL'S Ice CREAM anu Charlotte RIsSe Is2.
New York avenue.
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SILKS. SATINS. vELVETS, PLUSHES.

SILKS SATINS. VELVETs PLUSHEs
We have Of the last named four articles than
any three stores in the city combined
Beautiful quality heavy coored cents
worth 81 and good bargains in this department
Coored brocae veye,s black brocade veiyets s. SO
per yard excellent value.
Our black grain silk 81 superior quality
and wear to a;l retailed I'm this city 81 40 We
show 5000 pieces OF silk goods in this depart
meEt. AMI L. the wonder of ever who visits it
Our cloak palos tn largest the country being
% 10y Loo feet and the largest stock exhb
tied under one roof Our prices have been such
An extent that competition is out OF the question.
We are selling beautiful heavy well-nade stockinet
walking jacket at s.. IS: We'll worth S. 50.
We ling heavy storkinet Newmarkets 81 inches
long. at 81. Is; sold by others az $40
Seal Sacques warranted London dye at 1925 intrin-
sic value elI5.
Seal Sacques, warranted London dye at Sl45: intrin
sic value. $50
Better qualities 1T like low figures
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LADIES' BRoCADE VELVET AND BRocApI
PLUSH WRAPS.

LADIES' BRoCADE VELVET AND BRoCADE
PLUSH WRAPS.
S25. worth TO import s3l
500 worth t. import $40
&35: worth to import Si5
Our s2s plush sacques cannot be euuaed in regard to
with good satin lining This sacaue we have ben sell
have therefore reduced the same TO S25
Sicilli,ne silk circulars. trimmed quilted lined
with deep fur collar only So 80: regular price sI3
Black DIAGONAL 9th Newmarkets. full length with
de- Astrachan cllar and entirely trimmed-our price,
$40: sold elsewhere at SD.
- colored cloth Russian Circulars a. si75 worth 81
,5 superior Ottoman cloth Russian Circulars fur
trimmed with handsome ornament, at $40; worth sic
Satin Khadenisr e r. domsns in all colors of
Splendid quality black Diagonal cloth Jackets with
ornaments at 81 IS: wort So
Colored cloth jackets from 81 20 up
markets. entirely fur trimmed. with gathered bacs
sizes % to -. at Sl2: were SIS
stock of plain and braided imported socknet jackets
in the city.
GREAT SLAUGHTER IN CHILDREN'S CLoAKs.
Every LADY intending to purchase winter cloak this
season onld horoughy inspect this complete stock
both as regards style. quality and price
CHILDREN'S POLO CAPS,
made of the finest awool Jersey CLOTH reduced to IA
cents Colors-Garnet navy blue, brown green cardi-
nal and black
FURS AND FUR TRIMMINGS
in endless variety half of last years prices Grand
bargains in every dep srtment.
LANSBURGH & BRO,
NIL SEVENTH STREET.
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DENTISTRY.

CAMUEL l. SCOTT, d DIS,
- fifteen years experience i'm Dentistry. Office l2O7
street northwest. Preservation the Natuf. Teeth
especially oc22
DR. RANDALL PARSONS. 42S It'll STREET
~ n. over Baantyne's. Operative ami mechanical
Dentistry skillfnlly performed. Gas administered:
moderate fees. Ten Years experience. Hours from
a to p. m SO
nR. STARR PARSONS. COR 9TH ANDE STREETS,
LIN W. Filling q speciality: also. the cure c. tooth
ache without extracting local anRsthe1hc, used ON
the gums. aleviates pain OF extracting. Gas given
Charges moderate. H.
lJstreet three doors from corner Dentistry in iii
lis branchea Teeth inserted 81 per All work war
fanted .anI
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You will Save 4Oc. on Every Dollar
by going to Auerbach'S cor. 9TH and SITS, Saxony
Wool, German Hand-knit Jacket Depot, for best
quality underwear, gloves, neckwear, hats, blue
nannei shirts and sewing machines.
81 Is, worth s.. Only few pairs OF them at j.
Brooks, SU2 7th street.
JOhnsOn's Oyster Saloons,
$40 and 442 9th St Leave your orders for oysters
for Thanksgiving. Fine selects in quantitiesto suit
and delivered. Also. choice brands for half SHE'LL
steamed, stewed fried &c. Old reliable and most
famous oyster house in the city. Ladies' saloon
first floor.
Rock Bottom Prices at Francs, corner eth
and d, the only Strictly One Price Hat and Gents
Furnishing Store ID the City.
Fur and SealsE1in Garments
C. c. Shayne, the well-known Wholesale Fur
Manufacturer, 1903 Prince street, New York, will
sell elegant Fur Garments at retail at lowest cash
wholesale prices this season. This will afford a
splendid opportunity to purchase strictly reliable
Furs direct from manufacturer and save retailers
profits Fashion Book mailed free. s,6-3m
through on Pain'' Plaster;
Porous and strengthening, improved, the best for
backache, pains in chest or side, rheumatism, neu-
raigia- CSC. Druggists or mail. 16
ThOrntOn's Emulsion
of pure Cod Liver OIL with Hypophosphites of Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
70 take Prescribed by Physicians. Sold BY Drug
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
Baltimore. Md M,w.t
"A1dcrNcv Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney butter. churned every morning,
and delivered in half-pound ward" prints. 45c per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk ana sweet
Milk, &C. per quart, Cream 15c. pint
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(toLLIERE SCHOOL FOR BoYS

COLLIERE SCHOOL FOR BOYS
under Is years o: age Two separate departments
-. ENGLISH. FRENCH AND CLASSICAL
er Lcen cSere r. bec sol
1888 street northwest. sel0-6In
Mt VERNON SEMINARY.
e. sns S
MRS ELIZABETH j. soMERs. Principal
ENGLISH COURsE-complets. thorough and practi-
CLASSICAL CoURsE-Prepares for the senior year
81 the seminary or entrance into smith. Vsssar and
,FiEENcH AND GERMAN-Under the supervision of
tLOCUTION--m charge OF Mrs. NJ Stevens Hart.
Principal OF the Washington School of Elocution.
ps Vocal MuslC-Directress' Madam Annie Roemer
fkT f%ssG tss sS
ARI-Under SUPERVISION of competent teachers sel-3n
VINHE BERLITz SCHOOLS or LANGUAGES
2sl41H ST. n w, WASHINGTON. DC
20: 50 FRANKLIN \ S,ElLIS ST; BA Al MD
5 s. ThEHSy SE,i Sf s, 5SSs1SS Mt$s
Fest instruction to adults children Private les
Special advantages Tor iearnn to SPEAK Foreign
dongues Most easy and efficient method Tuition
TENS iias e SE E;SssHs5 ss'asnss
au3o Apply to PROF n Jolly.
Paris. "-Prot. Larroque, private French teacher.
graduate OF Sorbonne university, Paris. References
French minister. l227 Pennsylvania avenue se5-3m'
MISS AMY LEAvITT, OF BOSTON
Vl Teacher of Vocal and instrumental Music and har
mony. Address lUl2 10Th street northwest Lessons
resumed september ISL ny6
4 CADEMY OF THE VISITATION, CONNECTICUT
IA avenue and l. street. Washington. for Young Ladies
and Little GirsThe exercises of the Academy will
resumed September 9Th. 1884. limited number of
permanent and weekly boarders will be received Les
sons in private in classes will be given to ladies in the
languages. vocal and instrumental music, painting
drawing fancy work. &c. au30-4m
MISS MARY K. SCHREINER TEACHER OF
w Elocution-Logical Analysis. Vocal Culture and
Expression-and Headings in Shakespeare and General
Literature Evening Classes-N ednesday and Friday.
O'clock. Children's Classes-Tuesday and Thursday.
$3.50 p. IN At home. Tuesdays to p. III. 1881 New
York avenue. se63m
SHELDON's DANCING ACADEMIES, 1904 F
- street ENTHUSIASTICALLY Thursdays and Satur
days. Washington Hall. Sd street and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast,-Monday and Fridays, Send for cir
cuars or terms for renting either hail. to 1904 street
northwest. au15-Sm
CAUVEUR SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES German,
p French. Italian. spanish. Latin. Greek, taught by
DR.. Sauveur's Natural Method" Full corps of in
structors. CrcuIa airs through VIM. Bernhard. PHI D..
ITO 9Th street northwest oc4-2ms
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STAINED glass substitute agency. Ali 9TH street
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ASTONISHING As IT NAY SEEM We shall offer for
the next few days cur entire line Kid gloves at
liz following low prices:
4-tutt0n back AMI CGi0rS, G9c
6-DuttOn mOGSquet3iFe. so.
Shock lacing mOuSqUetaire, T5c
l. dozen mou5quetaFeS, III Back. street and opera
.silt les. CSC
"A dnzen lldies merinc underwear al 6a}lc, for
Ii-F 60. S|C.
cents, ladies' and clidren's tIaGcrWelra greatly
reduced prices D. j. EFGEESss ~ NY.
SIS 1jh street NV.
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ALL OUR DRESS GOODS MARKED DOWN
Baauitul wool-filing plssds in high and subduei
colos l2 cents; finer paids at 25 cents reduced from
40 cents.
Plain cashmeres in all the leading shades 12b cents
Ga English cashmere finest imported. at Is cents
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE oF tbs CHIEF SiSSsJ OFFrcv7
WASHINGTON. u. -, November - ISsi 10 an
For tAe middle Atlantic states threatening
vsshe and rain, variable winds los er Barometer
sf-htIT colder
tor Ss,-u-day-tieneral rains are Indicated for
TIE u iddle Atlantic and the south Atlantic states
oI5iiE FRIDAY and saturday morning followed
curing saturday by slightly colder clearing
weather..
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You VIII Save 4Oc. ON Every Dollar
by going to Auerbach'S cor. 9TH and II SITS, Saxony
Wool, German Hand-knit Jacket Depot, for best
quality underwear, gloves, neckwear, hats, blue
flannel shirts and sewing machines.
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Johcson,s Oys,er Saloons

Job Lot OF Cousins French Kid Shoes at
BPS, worth IS. Only few pairs Of them at j.
Brooks. SU2 1th street.
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Grand and Special bargains in Shoes
at j. Brooks, S02 eth street.
Chflds Spring Heel Shoes, 65c.
Ladies Kid ana Pebble Work Hole, S125
Elegant Ladies Kid and Pebble warranted, 81.
Ladies' Kid Hand SeWed, So
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FURNITURE AND CARPETS AT AUCTIoy-Sressrs
" after II. Williams & Co. auctioneers Will sell
within Their saleSrooM, tomorrow morning, at ii
oc-ock, choice collection OF furniture
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OFFICER CTSSISGHAT AM, THE PoUNDMAsTER-
In the case OF Police OIiicer cunningham. who was
urea DY the police Trial board On a charge pre-
!frrod AGAINST him bV POundnaSter EnStein OF
using 1uSOIcnt language towards fellow officer,
the charge has been dismissed. Yesterday Major
iNe lsutd a general order announcing the lind
ir~S OF the trial board. recommending that the
officer be cautioned not 10 insult any officer or
Other person at any time, and be reprimanded.
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LANSBURGH & BRO,
NIL SEVENTH STREET.
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under Is years OF age. Two separate departments-
Seniors and Juniors
ENGLISH. FRENCH AND CLASSICAL.
Get. 1st l-S4. to June LIST, 1885, Prot and Mrs Col.
1888 street northwest seIO-6,n
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.AssBuRcH & BIO,
40, 42a. 424 AND 426
SEVENTH STREET

INITIATED BY SOME.
EQUALED BY NONE
ENyIED BY ALL.
1t has come to this. but can't help it-low prices
must prevail.
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N . u q L A s IS,
IL NINTH STREET.
CORNER Z.

MERINo AND WOOL UNDERWEAR
Fifty cents .ill positively buy the best UNDERVESr
Tor Ladies ever shown in this city For 15c offer
you the regular 81 UNDfRvEST. while for e. we'll
We simply ask you TO look at after examining tho
lest elsewhere.
CHILDREN's VESTS. heavy Merino excellent vslus
al 25C.. 3 for 81. zoe. 6gc.. Csc, 81, &C.
We show SCARLET UNDERyEST for ladies' pure
Finer grades at g. ~ IS, &c
Ladies' extra long DRAWERS fashioned Also extra
size bands Tor aeslsy ladies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-28

The proprietorS of the skating Kinks In Reading
Pa, have adopted rules prohibiting coiored people
admission to the floor OF the Kinks.
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OYSTER DREDGING IN THE PoToMaC-Governor
NcLane. OF Maryland, has caused Instructions to
be Issued that neither citizens OF Maryland nor
virginia, duly licensed to dredge in the Potomac
river. should be arrested in that river Commander
Maddeli. OF the Maryland oyster p0lice'IOrce. has
Instructed Deputy Commander Thompson to ar
rtSt no mere licensed dredgerS in the Potomac but
neither Maryanders nor Virginians can dredg In
ST. M2ry'S river.
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The MarsSefS.

GBiLTIMokE March l7-yirstnis SKIES. second Series
- new tr:l-tortes. $50: Virginia threes 553s
N.rth Carolina sizes ola III bid to-day.
BALTIMORE March l7.-Cotton hisher-middlin1
lFs Flour steady with lair 1obUinc trade delIand-
Howard street and western super. -5ai So do extra
. 5s4 30 %. family. 5rs6 o. city mills suIer ia
10; do Mira 5s6 25 do Rio brands. 5Gaa5 s.
M.lat-sonthern steady aud quiet western lower ana
eItii southern rs- l2al Il. amber l5al L. Nc
Maryland. i4aaLl4e w western winter r,d spot,
ooal os MARI 9. gal 0ss April. los7ss1 90 May
llg.al !U>s jung. ll.aalll.. Corn-southern lower
aud fairy active lower and neglected at the
close southern white. 59s60 do yellow 5Ia59 western
,fised set 5sass. Marsl, So asked April. ssa5sk
Nay 4atos june. lsatlts July 6ls bid ste amer
;SaSS .. Oats steady and dusou1her 2l45
BY anie and s,es s 6saiO Hay choice
Ste dy Mess pork old ls o.. new 70 w Bulk meats
shomideEs and clear rib sides packed saloi. bacon
Lard refined. loA; Butter stsady-wes1ern packed.
loa2e creamery. 25a3s Euss higher. 80 Petroleum
n9lns4r n me. ssss Coffee Iowe.Ro
Fer sei e, stsady l4a4a Whisky 9uet lsa lat
sgd -four. Is Cd: grain. a51daSd Receipts-6our
2o1s barrels wheat 80 Ouo bushels 81
oats. 1000 bushels; rye. 1900 bushels Shipments
Al 900 bushels SafeswLeat 90 600 busLsis corn
h.
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Interesting Patent Case.

Is THE COMMISSIONERS DECISION AS TO THE lSsrl
or A PATENT FINAL:
To-day Messrs Manson and Phillips filed peti
ton for the United States eX rel X. NJ. Hoe ct al
under the name OF X. Hoe & Co. and S. c. Gil
against Benz. Butterworth, commissioner, for q
writ OF mandarnus TO compel the commits
sioner to receive the fee OF $50 and cause
letters patent TO be presented TO Secre
tary Teller for his signature. The petition
states that Gi In 1881 applied for letters patent fol
new and useful improvements IL printing machine,
fling drawings, etc. The examiners decided that
the patent applied for would infringe On the unpx.
pred patent OF one Walter Scott. Gill appealed ard
was defeated until the came into the hands o,
the commissioner, who decided that the paten;
should issue TO Gill; who then assigned his right 10
4 Hoe Co. Scott appealed 10 the Secretary OF
the Interior. The Commissioner now refuses 10
grant the patent because Scott appealed to the
secretary. who has decided In his favor The petf.
TONERS claim that the commissioners decision was
final, and that they are entitled to u patent and
therefore demand the writ
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Local Notes.

The charge OF libel against Messrs. Nicholas and
Robinson OF the National Republican, viii be tried
In the Police Court next Friday.
Charles COntee, the colored boy, who was arrested
by Detective Cox on a charge OF HOUSEKEEPING,
was dismissed In the Police Court to-day.
To-day w. D. Colt, trustee, and others filed q bill
in eqsity against A. c. Bradley trustee, ct al for
an Injunction 10 restrain the sale OF lot L. So
164, and for an account, &c.
ST Patr1ckS Temperance society held meeting
at their hall on G street, near 10th. last night
which was largely attended Addresses were de-
nvered by MesSrs. McMarney. Luxton and Wall,
Gus recitation which was applauded.
The surviving members OF the old Fenian
to-.lay's celebration by banquet in Walsh's par
lors, corner and 10th streets. An interesting
program has been prepared. It is to be reunion
OF the Old Irish NationalistS OF the District
The Old life insurance case. which has been tried
several times, or Young agt Manhattan Life lnsu-
rance company, was again reached In the Circuit
rrt to-day, ana verdict was rendered for defend
ant
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Rev. John Lyon yItssius.
DISAPPEARING AFTER A SHARP CAMPAIGN .e.ft
GAMBLERS

Intense excitement prevails at Bridgeport
Conn, over the mysterious disappearance OF Che
Rev John Lyon His pulpit IN the Uniyersalst
church Was not filled yesterday and no Services
We're held For some time Mr.. LYON has been
preaching against the evils of gambling directing
LIS batteries against The lot'cIy Policy dealers IN
particular He upraiIed the city officials and So
ll'e and 10y his able dlscuurs.s compelled the su-
tno lies 10 arrest and prosauIe the policy dehs
IL ha> b.rn REPEATEDLY threatened hv tne po.try
fu"ifS. ana since Tie caSes have been tried ad
the players acquitted II l. IeaIe bv > NE that eue
OF tht>e threats have been carried out. MIR Il1yn
i d SaotchiEan. tie left Bridgeport on THURSDAY
lr me purpose ~ visiting the grand Secretary u
ne Knights oi i'ytllas IA h1ltllri On business
IA" Grand secretary teiegraph-d that Mr. Lyon
ttri "a MN ana Transacted his mission. and they
DON went 10 the Hartford depot. Mr. Lyon per-
chased a ticket Tor New YORK where be said glis
Vic VAS visiting. aud got on toard the $50 d. an
idIh ana Las uoi Deem heard from since.
IL ne Ids thlDk b. has uyrrtaEed himself and
Il ,therinE under a t'rupUraTy III NJ Insanity.
IL Ms reported at IOIire headquarters In New
ok .f>t night that Mi. iyon came TO New YORK
IN Friday T. attend EiruGIn's circus, and went
tl'r Oh saturday Afternoon. but did not return 10
bIidepOrt AZ Tie ~ eniii. as it, had intended 70 40
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The Iasker fkeSOlnfiOns.

TIE HOUSE COMMITTEE on FOREIGN AFFAIRS READY
WITH ITS KEPoRT-AN END TO BE Put TO THE
NATTER
The House foreign Affairs committee decided
unanimously upon their report upon the Lasker
matter to-day. The report viii be made to the
House to-day. they can get it in, and is expected
to settle the matter definitely. 1t maintains the
correctness and propriety OF the action OF the
House without crricising the action OF the German
chancellor, leaving that as matter between him
ana the reichstag. The committee does not approve
the action OF Secretary Frel1nghuySeE. Accompa-
nying this is report upon the resolution OF thanks
which authorizes their being spread upon the
records OF the House, with due acknowledgment,
When the reports are submitted speeches are ex.
pected to be made by MI. Deuster and Mr.. Ochil.
tree, after which the matter will probably he for
ever settled.
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