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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-29
OGDEN'S CELEBRATION.
Grand Day Promised at the
Hub" of Utah.

The Ogden Fire Brigade are max
ing elaborate preParsti; rs for the
celebration Of Independence Day,
and are re solved to surpass any
former effor! of "the Hub" in that
line. The exercises are to take
place on O2den's fine new park,
Lester Square, where a large octa.
gon pavilion has just been erected.
Following is the very attractive pro-
gramme:
Sunrise-Miliisry S. lutes,
Rsising the National Flag by William
Davis.
Music by the Bands.
Procession forms at s o'clock 3. NJ, on
ULion Square, under the direction Of the
Msrshsl of the Dsy.
Exercises on Lester Psrb, in the New
Pavilion, under the direction of the
President of the Day, W. g. Child, Esq
Star Spsngled Banner" by the Og
den Brass Band.
Prayer by The Chaplain, Joseph A.
West, Esq.
Reading Of the Declaration Of Iudt pen
dence, by F. a. SHELLS, ESQ.
Yankee Doodle" by the Band.
Oration, by the Orator of tie Day,
Hon. joseph Stan ford.
Banner Song of the Four NstionAliies,
by Thomas Cunningham.
Short Speeches, By. Judge r. Z. vii
liams and others.
Patriotic Poem.
Songs. by the members Of the Fire
Brigade.
Music by the Bends.
PRAYER by the Chaplain,
Prize amusements-Firemen's rsce lin
the EVENING", open to the Tarri-
tory -.sS.s ~. lUU UU
Base ball conteet......... .-............. 80 90
Foot race, 100 yards .................. 90
Foot race, IS ysrds.......... ......... 2 30
Running jump. INSTRUMENTATION. ESQ
Running hop, skip and jump. 800
Sack race, so observation-disclosures. 8 100
Wheelbsrrow race, 80 yards...... 200
Walkiug on hands,. ............... 200
Greasy pole ........r........ ........... 80
Old meas race, over 6O......-.... 400
Boys race, under 12............ 200
Target shooting, 80 yards 8 80
Longest throw, 40 lbs............ ] so
hultIuR pOI6 ssssssssssssss. sssss' .sssss W
In all contests, 10 per cent. entrance
fee.
COMMITTEE on smusements-H. Ford,
L. s. Browning, K. Pal e.
Afternoon-Grsnd dance in the Paw
lion; music by Ford's string band.
Songs.
Music by brass bands.
At night-Grsnd ball in the New Paw
ilion.
Grand display OF fireworks il the even
ing,
A large numbsr will doubtless
take the opportunity of visiting our
northern sister with the three-days'
excursion which leaves this city at
7.3O am, July 4th, over the Utah
Central railway. In addition to the
celebration on Lester Park, there
fUUI, ~ Uns Ogden Driving Park,
the programme of which We have
already published.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-29
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Sou and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

THE SEVENTH STREET CAR JUNCTION.
Building Inspector EntwiSle has suggested that
and Pennsylvania avenue for the protection OF
transferred street passengers be located at the
southwest corner. and that all the avenue cars be
stopped on the west side or 9TH street. and the a b
street ears on the south side of the avenue He re-
commendS that the awning oe made eight feet high
and that small enclosure De made for the transfer
agents
TAXPAYERS SLOW IN SETTLING.
The clerks in the collectors Office are kept busy
receiving the first half OF the years taxes which is
due this month Collector COOK says that the taxes
are not being paid as rapidly as is usual at this
time. He thinks the election excitement has some
end OF the month, when matters are more quiet,
there viii be a rush. After this month penalty Is
added TO the taxes.
MISCELLANEOUS
The commissioners haye promoted H Lambert,
private 10 be fireman OF engine company No. 4,
vice Creamer, resigned.
Errors existing In the numbering Of houses in
certain sections OF the city are complained OF by
Chief Clerk Mulligan. of the water department. as
The CHIEF OF police has been directed to take the
necessary steps to correct such the south
side OF o street, between 10th and 18th streets
northwest, and the south side Of street, between
18th and 18Th streets northwest.
ACCUSED OF ENGAGING IN THE POLICY BUSINESS
John Adams, colored, arrived at the Baltimore and
Potomac depot yesterday afternoon with the policy
drawings from Alexandria. Officer Acton relieved
HIM OF the drawings and locked him up for a-near-
ing on Tuesday ncXt-Wm. II. Smith was arrest
business. He is also held for hearing on Tuesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15
CuTIcu R A.
MRS. SMITHS CASE. AND WHAT THE REV MR.
McKINSTRY HAS TO SAY ABOUT IT.

To THE PUBLIc:--I have been fearful sufferer for
fifteen years most Of the time with been called
Eczema or Salt Rheun, Psor;2 IS and Lc.sa aud the
like and have always been told that there was no cure
for me- and have been dis outraged that as soon
die as tiue. have been badly afflicted sometimes
that there not the smallest spot from the crown of
my head to the soes of feet that not diseased
and as red as crimson. 1t would commence in small
White spots which had silvery appearance but were
not deep but if attempted to heal Them soon after
their first appearance they would burn and run to-
gether until there complete dry, red scale which
would become so iDfamed TO crack and look fiery and
angry and the burning sensation would be almost in
tolerable.
was at times lame that could scarcely get about
and could not dress myself without assistance have
tried many remedies, and have paid 500 in single in
stance to physician. but have obtained only tenn
porary relief. Although helped for u time soon re-
apsed again to be badly troubled ever and during
the winter OF 1881 and 1882 suffered 50 mich as to be
entirely discouraged Last June however was ad.
vsed by Elder and Mrs. l. c. NJ Einstry who are well
known in these regions. to try Your LUTICURA RENE
DIES. and felt somehow little courage from their
favorable opinion of Them to try their virtue About
the second week of July last commenced taking tie
remedies. and within six weeks began to see perma-
nent Improvement until now October ~ am about as
good as new and my flesh is as the flesh of child.
MRS BENZ. SMITH.
certify that the above statement my wife is cor.
rect and join with her in expressing gratitude for
the great benefit she has received.
B. SMITH
eer.iiS tuat the ABOVE sSaten1ent Is correct. Mr..
Smith is prominent i'll this community where he
lives He is well known dealer in stock and his
statement with That of his wife. fully entitled to
credit.
Done at Stanstead Province of Quebec this twenty
seventh day of October. 1882
L. c. McKTNSTRY
Minister of the Gospel
LATFR-I have seen Mrs. Smith recently and believe
her to be thoroughly and permanently cured
J. c. ACKINSTRY
sec'y Advent Oh. Conf. P @. No. VT and No n. H.
Boston, September 8, 1884
CUTICCRA REso1vENT. the new blood purifier and
CuTICURA and CUTICURA Soar, the great skin cures
and beautifers are sold everywhere Price-CuTIcURA
50c.: SOAR, Doc; REsoLvENT ST.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO..
mol Boston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

to visit the Art Gallery and Variety store of W.
II. Veerhof, All 9TH street. OF the many articles
there displayed would mention the following: OIL
Paintings, Water Colors, Steel Engravings Etch-
ings, Oil Prints and Reproductions; Plush, Velvet
and fancy ready-made Frames: large and elegant
line or Gold, Bronze and Natural Wood holdings
from which frames are made to order any size: a
large stock OF fine Albums, which will be sold at
Also on exhibition and for sale christian Eisee,s
original painting and masterpiece, ''On the Okla
maha, and the elegant water Color "Lucret!a Bor-
gia Dancing Before Pope Alexander" All are In
vtted whether buyers or not. W. H. veerhofr, All
9TH street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

THE STOREY WILL CAsE.-In the Storey will case
In Chicago yesterday tie court refused to admit to
probate The will drawn b. Mr. Storey in 1881 which
is known as his last will, on the ground that he
was then OF unsOund mind. The will drawn In
1879, the provisions OF which nearly Identical
with those Of the one drawn in 1881 has not yet been
offered for probate. The court also appointed A.
l. Patterson, who has been acting as conseryator
administrator OF the estate, with bonds Of one mill
lion dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15
Affairs i'm West Washington.

STREET FIGHT BETWEEN Two COLORED WOMEN
Last night between and O'clock in the neigh.
borhood OF Bridge and High streets, two drunken
coored women, Alice Richardson and Fanny Bruce,
engaged in fight during which Fanny received
couple OF wounds on the head and body from some
thing held in the hands OF her antagonist Officers
Edwards and Hall arrested the combatantS
NEEDS REPAIRS.-The canal road is in delOra-
BILE condition, and driving it is almost mpossl-
Bile.
CANAL BOAT SUNK.-Word was received yester-
day that a canal boat loaded with coal was sunk on
the twO-mile level, which neceSstated the stopping
OF all boats at that point until the Sunken boat can
DE raised Workmen are now engaged in raising it.
CONDITION OF THE WATER AT z A. M.-Clear at
all points. Low tide in the river to-day at o. m:
high tide at 12 D. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

The wonderful success Of the American make OF
"LINoLEUM" floor cloth is fully deserved. 1t Is
signs and colorings. Especially suitable for all
classes of dwellings, dining rooms, halls churches
ard hospitals. Inferior foreign limitations, by va
rous names, are on the Market but the superiority
OF the American make is beyond controversy. The
genuine cloth has the Walton Trade Mark and word
'LINoLEUM" on the back OF every square yard. All
carpet dealers keep it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

THE B. AND o. FIGHTING It's WAY IN TExAs.-At
Galveston Tex, yesterday. the United States court
dissolved the injunction obtained by the Western
Union telegraph company retraining the Baltimore
lines through Red River county on the right OF way
OF the Texas and Pacific railway. The Baltimore
and Ohio company has also obtained an induction
against the Texas and Pacific railway company re-
strain1ng 1t from any further interference with the
Baltimore and Ohio In Fannln and Red River coun-
ties. Connection Will be made by the Il. and O.
telegraph with the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe
railway lines reaching Galveston, Houston and
other import ant cities in Texas by December /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

CHOICE OLD TOPAZ SHERRY WINE-Direct i'm
portation, very dry and fruity, which we offer
At g. per gallon; usual price of this choice wine
Is - y. /. MEIZGER, Bro, Grocers,
All 9TH street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

HAMS s125 ladies' 81 25 worked hole kid and peb-
bic button-nt. wear and look as well as any q
shoe s16 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15
Alexandria Affairs.


INCREASED PoPULATIoN.-The increase In the
total vote OF this city at the last election to over
1900, when at the election OF 1880 few over $500
votes were polled shows that the population Of the
city has considerably increased since 1880 and may
now be reckoned at at least 1880 souls. The in
crease OF houses points in the same direction.
CORPORATION COURT.-The corporation court
closed It's session this week On the probate side
Mrs. Olive ID. Mclean was appointed guardian of
the children OF the late Malcolm Mclean and Geo.
johnson was appointed administrator of the estate
OF Mrs NJ. S. Gregory. decree made order
Ing certain payments out OF the fund In the case of
Fletcher VS.. Piper and appointing X. Kemper COM
missioner TO sell certain estate in CoWlng VS. Cow
ling.
QUALIFIED.-Dr. Bedford Brown, who Governor
Cameron has appointed a member of the medical
examining board OF the state, has taken the oath
OF Office before Judge Meade and entered upon the
discharge OF his duties
NoTEs.-BenJ. Hughes. colored, arrested by Off
Ger Grady, charged with disordery conduct, was
the only prisoner at the station house this morn
1ng.-The Alexandria Water company begun TO-
day the payment of It's semi-annual dividend on
each share OF Its stock.-The democratic central
committee Office, where NeSsrs. Shepherd and
Scott, the accommodating clerks, have carried on
their work during the campaign, has just closed
up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

HOTEL BRIGHTON, Coney Island Open all winter
Enclosed glass piazza $50 feet long-Entire change
OF afr-Hot sea water baths-Commodlous apart
ments-Finest Cu1sine-Every comfOrt-Moderate
rates-Only one hour from City Hall, n. Y.-HOurly
trains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

ABOUT 12 O'CLOCK LAST MIGHT an attempt was
made 10 enter the residence OF Mr.. Carlisle No. 3J7
I street northwest, by cutting out window paneS.
The thieves were frightened away by the coOred
lerYanI before an enhance WAS effected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15
CITY ITEMS.
Immunity from coughs, colds, etc, is purchas
at the price OF bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.

Fine Hats at Reduced Prices.
"The Broadway" silk hat "a, worth S.
Mems black and brown fur DerbyS, 81 worth g. So
Blue, black and brown Soft Hats, $780, worth 81.
Mems and Boys wool Derbys 81, worth l.5O
Nice assortment mems and boys Fur Caps
SILK Travelling Caps. undressed felt hats.
Also. complete stock Of wool and merinO Under
wear, silk Neck-wear. Gloves, Suspenders, Ho-
sery, &C, &C., including Cluett's unlaundered
Shirts at 75c. to 81, and super stout English half
Hose, pairs Tor Soc. at X. c. Lewis, 800 7th ST.
between and u. W. Established 1863
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

HAzKN & Co., Wholesale Grocers, 1905 AZ street
southwest sell shat best OF Soaps" Lips Pre-
MUM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

FussELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo 1877
New York avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

ESSAYS by pupils in the High school appear In to
norrowS Republic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

INvITATIoN.-You are requested to call at 716
Sth street northwest. where will be given prac-
teal exhibition OF HeckerS' Self-Raislng Buck
wheat and.Flours, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Nov. 18th, 14th and 18TH Ladies especially invited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

A PLEASANT Sunday school reunion was held last
evening at wesley Chapel At the conclusion Of the
entertainment refreshments were served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

OUR SOC. ladies' vests and pantaloons 39c.; our
CSC. ladies' merno hose &c., Jersey caps, 19c: Jer
sey m1tts 100: cOrsets, &c., towels, &C.; handker-
chiefs. &c.; blankets and cOmfOrterS 75c; chdrenS
and ladies' coats Newmarkets and circulars at a
sacr1nee; Drocade dress goods, Sc. yard wide per-
Gale, 6H, at A. Storms, sO4 7th, between and 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON. d. c., November Is, 1884. $50 ami
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather,
slight rise in temperature, westerly winds becOm-
ing variable
For Sunday slightly warmer fair weather is in
oicated Tor the middle Atlantic states the Ohio
valley and Tennt sSee, the lower lake region and
The southern portion of the upper lake region;
tafr weather is indicated for the south Atlantic
and gulf states, with but slight changes In tenn
perature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15
au,usemen,s Nnxt Week.

MADAME JANIsH.-It is said OF this actress, VINO
opens her first engagement in this city at the
Armory opera House in camille" on Monday
night, that she has good stage presence face OF
great mobility, able to express many emotions,
nsh language eXCellentiy we'll Her success was
instantaneous, and notable IN New York and Phil
adephia. The company supporting Madame JAN
lSh is of more than usual excellence, Nj. Frank
Losee and Miss Mary Shaw especially afTording
strong assistance Camille viii BE- given until
Friday, when sLeonore7 viii be substituted. Sat
urday evening s'Loutsa."
"FRIESD AND FOEn AT Tombstone OF the strong
est OF BARLEY Campbeli's plays. "Friend and Foe"
will be brought out at Ford's Opera house Monday
night next, by MIR. W. J. Seaman. the young come
dian and song composer, who has recently made
great hit In his representations of the Irish char
acter Mr.. Seaman is said to be doing that for the
Hibernian peculiarities, which Emmett has already
done for the German; making them famous. Mr..
Seaman has ample opportunity In this play to ex-
hibt his versatility, and introduce his latest songs.
He has good support.
"CALLED BACK."-The appearance OF the Madison
Square Theaters company In this singularly inter-
esting play at the National next Monday evening
is awaited with no little interest by the theater-
goers OF this city. The play has met with remark
able success at the Princess theater, London, and
Fifth Avenue, New York. The same company that
appeared In the New York run will be seen in this
city, and the play be produced with the same
scenic elegance that contributed SO much TO the
incuss q Me eas ogRa The company
j. Ferguson. Misses Millward and Burroughs
THEATER CoMIQUE.-An extra good variety show
Is announced for the ensuing week at the Comique.
The olio Will be especially bright, and includes the
following artists: Pat Reilly, Anna Livingstone,
Flot Clementina, and Hickey and Kirkwood The
arterpiece will be "The Lively Lunatc Asylum"
The DIME MuSEUM.-NCXt week the Harris Ju-
venlle opera Company. which was so successful
here at the beginning OF the season, viii open a
new engagement. Each night the 'Chmes OF Nor
mandy" Will be given. and at the matineeS 1.-THE
Mascot and "Olfvetten
ATHLETIC PARK.-Miss Elsa Won Blunien, the
champion female bicyclene of America, and Mr..
John s. Prince, the worlds champion, viii contest
for purse OF $3.50 in a fve-mile race at Athletic
Park On Monday afternoon next. MIR. Prince will
give Miss Won Bumen two minutes start and in
order TO win the race Mr. Prince will have to break
the record The race is looked upon as a notable
event N hicyclfnu circles bora
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15
My PRICES MAKE MY TRADE

Ceres Flour, per barrel, $685. L, s1.75
Golden Hill, do. 1896; IA, $50
Swiss Process, do. So y; 4, $780,
Cooks delight, do. S125; \, s125
win sell you. and I advise you TO buy, Burkes
celebrated Minnesota Process, the finest -four ever
Snered TO this market-Per barreS7; BARREL 81. 75:
Is barrel, 90c. American Tea Store. corner 9TH and
streets northwest. Dennis A. Burke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

LANCASTER NOT SENTENCED TO-DAY, AS WAS EXPECTED.
The negro John Langster alias John Lancaster
alias George d. Hudson, found guilty OF the murder
OF Police officer Fowler September 9Th last was
not brought UP for sentence this morning as was ex-
pected. Yesterday he gave the guards and floor
hands uch trouble by his antics, for which he is
undergoing punishment 1t is thought he is felgn-
ing insanity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15
The COylrfS.

PROBATE COURT-.Jtdge Coz.
Yesterday, estate OF James WOrmley; order ap-
pointing Ward Latimer and Isaac Landie appraisers
Estate OF John Diggan: will admitted 10 probate
and record and letters Of administration issued to
proved. Estate Of Mary A. T. Quincy; petition of
Louisa Mattingiy for admission OF Will to probate
and record filed. Estate OF lvid Steele motion to
authorize collection OF drafts passed. Estate OF
Frank Madison; ordered that Matilda Madison be
tate of Mary A. Dodson; letters of administration
ordered TO issue TO William A. Wroe and bond fixed
at $780,
CIRCUIT CouRT-J,td0e Haaner.
Yesterday, johnson & Co. VS. Mattingiy; death Of
defendant suggested. and leave TO withdraw mo-
ton Miclum agt. Hubball; order making j. W.
cross, trustee, party.
EQUITY CouRr-Judge Cor.
Yesterday, Knox agt. Knox; appearance ordered
Alexander agt. Bouidn sale ordered and W. K
Duhamel appointed trustee to SELL Mitchell agt
Mitchell; custody OF children awarded complainant
during suit. Thornton agt Thornton; payment of
amOny ordered SGrobel agt. Strobel; leave to file
deeds and cancelling OF deeds ordered. Howard
agt Howard; decree OF divorce. shoemaker agt.
ShoemakeT;cause discontinued, with leave to with
draw papers Holtzclaw agt Ford; National Met
ropolitan Fire Inrurance company allowed to be-
come party complainant. Thyson agt Foley;order
making Black Willard party complainants.
To-day, Douglass agt Williams; sale ordered
testimony HOPKINS agt Hopkins; do. Huyck
agt. Shelley; money ordered paid in court. Schaf-
hrt agt. Schafhirt: second rule ordered on defend
ant.
CRIMINAL CoURT-J,tdoe EWfe
Yesterday, Jos. Simmons, larceny from the United
States, $50 pounds OF metal from the navy yard)
arraigned and pleaded not guilty. John o. Kelser
ct al convicted Of HOUSEKEEPING; motion in arrest
OF judgment filed.
POLICE CoURT-Jud0e Smell.
To-day, Mary Mitchell, Annie Williams, and
Carrie Lawson, all cOored, disorderly conduct S.
or IS days each. FenJon jackson, coored went to
Marth Smms' house late last night and raised a
rumpus by his Improper conduct for which he was
fined 81. William Willis was sent down for 5 days
because he failed to purchase tag for his dog.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

FRANK SHARPLESs, The COnfectiOner,
wants TO announce TO his former patrons and the
public In general that he has no connection with
any other establishment He is located at No. 941
Penna- ave., where the purest OF connections will
be found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15
SrR1crLY CASH R1cEs.


BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS reduced sron
37Hc. to 25c.-cash price.
COLORED SILKS extra good quality. reduced from q
to &c.
0LAcK BRocADE SILK VELVET, reduced from
$3.50 to 81.
LADIES' CLOTH sUITINa. one yard and half wide
Immense width), 37hc
ION (widest and very best). 25c.-cash price
COlORED sURAH CAsHMERES. pure wool, wide
BLACK SILKS excellent quality. reduced from 81 rs
to 81. ~--'
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS cmmense size), 70
duced from So down to S. ~
SERGE CASHNERES. very finest quality all nura
wool. nearly one yard and half wide (immense
width. reduced from 81. % to 75c
TO Sl25 ~-
COL0RFD SILK vELvETS Sl25
COLORED SILKS. SIN and soc
COLORED AND BLACK TINS. Soc
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK pure Imam '6on
LARGE SIZE BED QUILL s, 81
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, r.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS IN REMNANTS NJ q
4b6.7a ID yards. real value &c. reduced to l2,Sc
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS. all pure fne wool
&15Q $3.50
nl3 CARRIERS. I'll MARKET sPAcn
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j. H. X aIbfuS.
You Are Cordially Invited

Publisher Sunday Herald, uses Lips Premium
soap In his family, and states that it comes up to
all that Is claimed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

GRAND FETE AND GALA DAY.
" ATHLETIC PARK
Grandest Event of the Season.
MONDAY, November II, 1884, at p N.
GRAND BICYCL TOURNAMENT,
Including the Two Chanpious
MISS ELSA Won BLUMEN,
(Amerca's Champion Lady Bicyclistl
Mr. JOHN 8. PRINCE,
(The Worlds Champon),
In q mile contest for $3.50 purse
Note-Mr. Prince to give Miss Won Bumen min.
utes In order for Mr. Prince to win this
will have to break his record which is the fastest
made. other grand One mile contest, best 2
in g. for hsndso gold and silver prize; open to all
amateur wheeen Grand ncyss contes for hand
for handsome prize open to all Al entries Free The
offered TO the Washington public. Admission. Csc
Grand Stand and other Seats at Usual price All
northwest. n14-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-15

For PURITY and excellence of flavor Sharpless
candy takes the lead 94I Penna avenue.