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VXyALKER's. 2Ol 10TH STREET NV
w Plain and Ceder CArpetLining nsW ~
Thin Felts for tinnery and nlnIorH
Chnrcoal. Lime. conaonl &C IN
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HoUsEKEEP Il VII be worth your while
TO read w. y. Moses Sons advertisement in
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LOCAL STOCKS. - McSSrs. Duncansoa Bros.
auct:oneers will have q trustees sale Of local
stocks at their auction rooms tomorrow at
o'clock. This lis: represents the best local
sseckS. See the aGyt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-27

Florida Oranges. picked before the late
freeze, at Crawford & Co.'s, 937 ST. NV 2
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THE ART SALE To-SIGHT.-Lovers OF art
should not fail TO attend the sale OF paintings
at the gallery OF Walter Il. Williams & Co. this
evening. at 8 O'Clock. Among the collection
are about one hundred sketches by Max Weyi,
Holmes, RouZee and others, 10 which the at
tentfon OF art students is called.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-27

TEE NECEASICS' LIEN Laval a meeting
81 Tie Federation Of Labor unions last evening
an address on the mechanics lien law was made
BY . e. Neaie, and resolutions were adopted
Opposing any change in tine present lien law as
sucl Change would work injury TO many diver
s.red Interests. The resolutions declared es-
pecialiy against the bill now before Congress- as
IL :" would destroy the influence of the lien law
and deprive the mechanics OF the rights they
are fairly and legally entitled to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-27

THE PALAIS ROYAL. ''OPENINCs.' '-fIentlemen
rs wei 50 ladies wiz be pleased to learn that
the IrStautial souvenirs o. the Opening are
TO be obtained for all this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-27

THE BELT LINE ROAD will furnish extra ac-
co,um0dations for those desiring 10 attend the
Homeopathic fair this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-27

THE GREAT FALLS Ice Co.-At the annual
meeting o. the stockholders of the Great Falls
Ice company the following officers were elected
- serve The ensuing year: L. y. LAM bert ,presi-
dent; J. D. Bartlett, superintendent; j. T. Fen
WICK, secretary and treasurer: j. Van kisWick
/. =. Lamber:, Z. Kurtz Johnson William
.ialt, Dr. F. Howard, NJ. q. Emery, James l..
Barbour, Frederick PiilIng, Geo. ". Cochran
directors The presidents annual report was
rrs,d and unanimously adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-27

TIE PLUMBING IN TIE NEW WoRK-HoCsE
BClADISG.-A committee representa- Frank
IN assembly. 2.U19. h. Oi L. composed of
JodrneJn en plumbers and gas-fItters, have sent
communication 10 THE STAR asserting that
sae P.um"ing IN the new female work-house
oulidifS, which has been accepted by the Conn
Hlissloncrs, MAJ not been done In accordance
with regulations governing plumbing house
drainage aud ventilation of house sewers in the
DlstTics of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-27

IMPORTANT NOTICE To TRAvELERs.-Tbe
Baltimore and Ohio II. r. company Will from
and after to-day, place on their Cincinnati
Limited express trains, leaving Washing ton at
8 p. H. daily, a through sleeping car Washing
ton 10 indianapolis, arriving at Indianapolis
daily at 11:4o a. M. following day; time 81
hours.
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s. Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No /
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGee's 9th, near St
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RazOrs Kept in shaving condition, and
| your name engraved on our dog collars free. The
| Rodgers Cutlery Store, 4S7 Pa. av. w&s
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RECENT HBBERIES.-SometiIne YESTERDAY
thieves cut a hole through the roof OF the work
shop in rear % the sun building,un r street, and
carried of three coats worth Sis. James H.
Massey, 1oIS 9th street, reports stolen from his
room AT 1856 L street, a number OF articles
worth Sd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-27

For Asthma and Catarrh try Michaelis
Cigar, No721 7tp ST., bet. g and n. Sure relief 6
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TIE SCHOOL BoARD.-Messrs Curtis. Brooks
ana Clarke, of the school board, appeared at
t;-e Franklin building last evening, as it was
liie n-Snl 1Or TIE meeting o! the beard and
AAi.iiy adjourned. rs none Of their colleagues
appeared The board has not yet received rom
Iie COMMISSIONERS the specific definition of
their powers and duties which the Commission
ers nave Promised. AID therefore the members
hoid tAat they can do no business AT present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-27

THE UNDERWRITERS BANQUET.-The board
OF IKE insurance underwriters for this city mad
Il banquet III Welcl<ers last night. Those pres
SG1 We're Wn. T. Young. Tyler & rutherford,
W Clarence DGVaII, SAINT Cross, Fred. w.
Pratt. +. H. Smith, j. >. ~wOrInStedt. Il. Lewis
Biac!If,,sd, simon Wolf. y. Il. Clarke II. H. T.
Leopold. ~ p. Hill, ii. h. Willard, r T. Raw
Hug. N1OIe d. Larner, Glenn. W. Howard. G.. y.
InoIn, j. CafbeH Dyer. Clarence NcCieIland
George ". Bd!ipch- III. II. BcrgnIann On
March % he organization will be one year old
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Cur PR1cEs.
SECOND WEEK STILL LOWER PRICES,
FINDING the response to last weeks Cut Price Sale
So liberal, we have decided TO have one more week
OF Cut Prices, and promise greater reductions
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ASSOCIATED CHARITIEs-A meeting of the
miro subdivision Associated Charities WAS
held last night at their Office corner 9Th street
ana Peansy Iyania avenue. Judge W. s. Cox i'm
the cnai-. The report OF the registrar for the
past month showed IL detail the distribution OF
groceries, fuel. clothing and bedding TO desfi
tute families. The sewing school attached 10
this subdivision, and which meets in the
Is doing a good work
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The NEwSSoYS' AID SOCIETY.-A stage has
peen erected In the large dining room at the
Riggs house, 10 be used at the entertainment TO
DC given there 10 night, Tor the benefit of the
NewsbOys' Aid sOcity. 4 very attractive nr.,
gram has been arranged
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HOWARD Row SUFFERERs-The Wouan's
Missionary society OF Lincoln Memorial Church
received 81 - yesterday from the teachers and
pupils Of the coiored high school, Prot Cardozo
principal, and - from tie teachers and pupils
OF the Grammar school. Miner building NJ SIS
Julia Mason principal, also twenty -five pack
ages OF groceries toward the relief OF the How
ara TO. sufferers. The following Subscri ptions
Tor the benefit OF the Howard row suffers have
been received "a THE STAR Office: H. w So.
Sasn, 81; r. FILLING, $40 4. D. W. L. sends So
20 Mayor Dye Tor the relief OF the Howard Row
sufferers. and "Dilis % East Washington 81.
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). c. HUTCHINSON, 9O1 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. cordially invites ladies To inspect the
choicest stock OF goods for evening wear ever
shown In this country.
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Fresh Attorney Putter churned every morn.
ing and delive1ed in y ID. "Ward" prints, Soc
per ID. Also cottage cheese and butter mix;
sweet milk sc. per quart. Cream 5 cents.
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OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Jan. ~, 1856. 9 am.
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BUY DO eyeglasses unless accurately tested.
Eyes tested free at Vienna Optician Co., 600
Pa ~ NV
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MME VoS BRANp1s,. MoprsrE
Formerly with Lord & Taylor, New York:
VIM Barr d Co., St Louis, Mo.
Suits made at the shortest notice. Superior fitting
reasonable prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
EvaningtDresses. Bridal Trosseaus q speciality.
DIP $40 14th ST, between and K.
NTON FISCHER's
"A DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT
AND DYE WORKS.
9O6 q st. W.
Thirsy-hve Years Experience.
LADIES EVENING DRESSES SPECIALITY.
Velvet and Plush Garments, Grape wells, LaceA
Gloves perfectly cleaned
Made up all-wool Dresses dyed: Specially aGood
Gents Clothes Dyed. Cleaned and Repaired Neat
and Reasonable d1
THE FEDoRA DREss SHIELDS
Are Recommended by the Leading Dressmakers
They are absolutely Impervlous. oc3O-3m
II AIDES SEAL GARMENTS ALTERED, RE
IL dyed and Lined Furs Repaired; Muds made.
Miss CUNNINGHAM,
oc27 1910 Sth st., bet and o NV.
Miss ANNIE K. HUMPHREY,
Nl 430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Makes Corsets 70 order In every style and material
HER SPECIALTIEs ARE
French Handmade Underclothing, Merino UnderWow
and finest imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Gooda
French C0rsets and Bustles.
Children's Corsets and 81 Corset (Mi0 H.boWn
make) that for the price ID unsurpassed
N. R-French. German and Spanish spoken. mrlA
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T. AND %. TO THE WESr-Travelers to the
west, northwest and southwest can consult the
agents OF the B. and U. railroad, 6I9 and
Ioo. pennsylvania avenue, and station cor
EeE Ci New Jersey avenue and street
rates via this line TO Chicago are SI3 u
louisville Sl4-oo, 10 ST. Louis $3.50, to Gin
clnna.l $ll, TO indianapolis $12 and Detroit
%l2, with corresponding low rates to all the
POINTS Fast limited express trains, witt
through parlor and sleeping ears to destination
lime 10 Chicago, % hours; Cincinnati IL
hours. and ST. Louis, 81 hours. Limited To-
chicago leaves Washington at 9:43 a. m: 10
Cincinnau and 81. Louis pm. daily.
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BELLAIRE.
LlbUralIty of the Natural Gus Company
Notes Of Interest.

LlbCralIty of the Natural Gus Company
Notes Of Interest.
Recently the Council Committee hay
ing the Public Square in charge, inter
viewed President William Finn, Of the
Wheeling Natural Gas Company, and
asked him 10 give the city gas for a llghI
on the tquare. Mr.. Finn suggested thai
four lights would be better, but the com
mittee objected on the score OF tho cost o.
four lampg. "Asyer mind that" said Mr.
Finn, an give them to YOU" This com
pany Is characterized In all ltg operations
by a liEerallty hardly 10 be expected, aftel
the ungenerous manner In which somt
people here fought It. Iti0 providing the
new low pressure line with saleguarda
which will mako euch sudden ant
dangerous accession Of pressure % Wheel
ing recently experienced, an utter inp0s
sibillty. At the entrance Of the low pres
sure malrD safety valve will bs placed
and whenever the pressure exceeds the
limit the gas will blow oil, leaving the
supply updinipIshed and the pressure I'M
affected.
The A. o. U. W. entertainment at The
Elysian Theater, Tuesday evening, made
a good Impression Of this strong order.
William II. Barnes proved an interesting
talkOr, and good eloCutionist and
singer.
It is thought George drodhsus will be
ablo to adjust his affairs, through biz
assignee, and resume business.
James F. Reilly, Of st. Paul, Mimi, has
Joined his wife, who has been visiting hel
father, Christian Alppus.
Indian run is to have q straight jacket
put on to prevent washing Of the banks
inside the city limits.
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Notes Frorn M ON Flell.

For the tweuty.four hours ending a
noon Tuesday, The production In tht
Washington oil hsld was 10000 barrels
for the twenty.iour hours ending at moor
yesterday 1t had fallen of nearly 200 bar
rels from the record OF the day before
This Is a decided falling off in the past two
weeks,
The Vankirk well Is through the Ganti
sand and no good. The sand Is hard and
blue. Quail /, when 80 feet In the Hand,
commenced flowing yesterday morning
No gauge was taken. The No. 2, ten feet
further In, has not yet showed up, vii.
lets No. 4 is four feet in the sand without
showing oil.
The Wheeling Oil Co.'s No. /, on the
Fair Grounds keeps lis production up to
a respectable figure. Her output yeater.
day was 200 barrels. The No. 3 Is putting
In q string Of 8 inch casing, 1900 felt in
length. The No. has reached the depth
Of 800 feet.
One hundred barrels per day IL the out.
put OF the Central OH Co.'s No. !, on the
Martin tract. She Is GO feet in tho sand
and drilling away. A fishing Job Ia still
on hand OF the No. 2, at 1900 feet. The
No. . IL down 500 feet. M
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OFFICERS ELECTED.
THE GRAND MASONIC LODGE
OF W, Va. Concludes Its Annual COmmunI,
cation-A summary of statlStlc'-oa,
GERS Elected Rtd IuStallsd-Ths
Usual banquet Is Served,

The tWenty-second annual Communica.
ton Of the Grand Masonic Lodge Of this
State was continued and concluded in the
Masonic Temple Of this city last night,
The lodge was opened at 7 o'clock by
Deputy Grand Master H, r, Howard,
Grand Master o, s, Long being still con-
ined to his room by illness. There was a
full attendance Of the delegates and .
large number Of the brethren Of the local
lodges were present rs interested speCta-
tors,
The report Of the Grand Master was
read by the Secretary and certain portions
OF 1t referred to the various appropriate
committees for consideration and fctlon,
az usual with these reports. A number
OF committee reports were presented aud
voted upon, From the reports presented
1t 10 shown that the number Of Masons at
present under the Jurisdiction Of this
Grand Lodge 10 1904, q gain during the
past year Of o.; there were initiated
during the year, 200; so were admitted,
So were Identified, 10 died, and 20 were
rejected,
II was decided to hold the next meeting
oil the Grand Lodge at Charleston. This
Ia departure from the custom that has
prevailed for q number OF years past, Of
having the meeting held in this city,
The following were elected and appoint
ed officers Of tile Grand Lodge for the en-
suing year, aud installed in their places,
Hiram X. Howard, OF Pt. Pleasant,
Grand Master.
Charles Il. Collier, of Wheeling, Deputy
Grand Master,
Gustaye Brown, Of ChaIlesLown, Senior
Grand Warden,
Frank Burt Of Warrington, Junior
Grand Warden,
Hugh Sterling, Of Wheeling, Grand
Treasurer,
George W. Atkinson, Of Wheeling,
Grand Secretary.
], NJ, BelleyIIIe, Of Wheeling, Grand
John W, erantham. OF Middleway,
Grand Chaplain,
;, John N. Hamilton. Of Grantsyille,
Senior Grand Deacon.
Z. RalstOn, Of Weston, Junior Grand
DePoon.
". L. Hunt Of Parkershurg, Grand Mar
D. j. sloneker, Of Sinks Grove, Monroe
county, Grand PuRuivant.
II. W. Bliss, Of Wheeling, Grand Tyler,
THE following were appointed District
Deputy Grand Masters
lst district, ]. W. Morris, Of Wheeling;
cad, l,se Reinheimer, OF Fairmont; 3fd,
Joseph Sprlggs, Of Moorefeld; 4th, NJ, A,
snodgrass, Of Martinsburg; 9th, W. A,
Stricken, Of Ellenboro; 9th, j.. s, Lewis,
Of Weston; 7th, ]. W. Parrish, Of Maiden;
Sth, A. N. Campbell, Of Nicholas O. H |;
10th, ]. H. CLARK, OF Peterstown; 18th,
]. 4. H0lley, Of Hamlin.
Mr.. Golfers eminent services as Grand
Lecturer, which arduous position he has
filled very ably for q number OF yean
past, were, II will be observed, properly
recognized by advancing him to the chair
Of the deputy Grand Master, thus placing
him In direct line for promotion to the
Grand Masters chair at no distant day.
Mr.. Belleylllo who was made Grand Lee
turer In Mr., Golfers place, 10 one Of the
best posted and most active MaaoAs In the
State. His selection for the position was
q wise ono,
After the adjournment Of tho lodge, a
bountilul supper was served in the ban.
quet room.
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Three more days and the county OIL,
OaiB and THO OourtS will formally abandon
the old court house ior tho north wing Of
The new Pablo Building, The legal
court house Is In the old pile until The
close Of business on Saturday, and In the
now building on and after Monday. The
Grand Jury will meet In the new house
Monday.
The Old Court house 10 ina very thor.
oughly dlBmantled condition, Everything
not absolutely NECESSARY ioF the tfanbaC.
ton Of buBlness has beop taken out. The
new quarters Ato rapidly approaching
completion.
The vault door IL Clerk Hook B new Of.
doe beats q very fair painting Of The Pub.
lio Building, and that In CLERK Mllcheii's
Office an elegant painting Of the old Court
House, The latter 70 especially appfopi.
kWt
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n1YEI, NEWS.
stage Of tho Water aud movements Of 4

stage Of the Water and Movements of III,
Doats.
l. Capt. julie Wehrman was registered al
the Stamm House yesterday.
Pilot Mart Aultman reports that the
channel OF Duck creek has changed back
10 where II was years ago and he advised
pilots 10 hug close to the island.
Some Of the towboat pilots say that OIL
oil the bridges that span the Ohio river
the one ut Steubenville Ia the hardest To
run with tow Of Q oal and the most dan.
geroug.
The usual November rise may be looked
for in a few days, II 10 thought. Up In the
Allegheny Mountains the snow 10 said IA
have been IA inches deep and the rains
are melting this.
The depth in the channel at this point
was two feet according to last nights
gauge and the river was stationary. Lit,
Tie or no business 10 being transacted
while the river 10 30 low.
The reports from above last night were
as follows: Plttsburgh, s feet, 8 inches,
and on q stand and raining; below the
Davis Island dam, 2 feet, 8 inches; Nor.
gantown, 8 feet; Lock No. 4, 8 feet, 8
inches; Greensboro, I feet; Brownsville,
A feet, 4 inches; OIL City, 8 inches. At
oil Of these places the river was stationary
and 1t was either cloudy or raining.
Last Saturday the steamer 7. D. Dale,
which formerly ran between ParkerBburg
and Marietta, while opposite the Dayton,
Ky, ferry, split her boiler plate with q
loud report, onveloping the boat in cloud
OF steam and creating q panic among the
passengers and crew. Two deck hands
aud passenger jumped overheard In the
excitement, only one Of whom Wag res.
cued. The drowned men were Asa Major,
aged q, Of New Richmond, Ind, colored,
and George Hardesty, white roustabout,
Of Cincinnati. Their bodies we're not 70.
covered. Luke Graves, the coloted boy
who jumped overheard With them, was
rescued hall frozen. He resides In New
Richmond, aud was forced 10 Jump by the
other two, Damage $500.
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LOCAL pREy1r1Es.

Matters OF Minor Moment In and Abou
the City.
ONE marriage license was Issued yester
day.
TuE Grand this evening-"The Pave
ments Of Paris"
A TELEPHONE Is to be put In the new
shetif's office, one in the Commissioners
room and one In the jail.
THE Rag Baby, one Of Hoyts iunniest
conceptions, will make people roar at the
Opera House next Monday night.
MAuDE GRANGER will appear at the op.
era House on Friday and Saturday OF mex
week In her favorite success, "Linwood."
GEORGE HOPKINS, Lying near Lime
stone, Marshall county, was 30 badly
gored by bull on Tuesday that death
may result.
TIE only case in police court yesterday
was o plain drunk, a man named Hoey,
who was sent up for thirty days in do.
fault Of a fine Of 81 and costs.
A PARTY otoiIicials OF the B. 4 o. road
were here yesterday on the annual tour Of
inspection. They left for the East after
looking over the company's properties
here, having gone west via. Parkersburg.
TUE County Commissioners have au.
thoriZed President Woods 10 contract
with the Natural Gas Company OF West
Virginia for gas fuel OF the court house,
Jail and inflrmary, at the Company's bid
Of S541 per annum.
CLEsK Hook yesterday admitted to rec.
ord deed made November 0, by Charles
W. Franzheim and wife 10 Frederick
Och, in consideration OF 500, for part Of
lot 10 in square 2s, in Sprigg 4 Ritchie's
addition To the old town Of South Wheel.
Ing.
Tue meeting last night in the Chspline
street NJ. E. Church was very success.
full one. A number Of persons were In
the inquiry meeting, and manifested 0
deep interest. The choir had charge Of
the music and did good service, Meet.
ings will be held in this church tonight
aud tomorrow night al 1850. m
THIS melo.drams, 1.-THE Pavements Of
Paris" 10 pleasing good audiences at the
Grand this week. Yesterday OF the mat.
inee there was fine house In spite Of the
IAl1I 1l6 u6W pIICSb uhVb huueu muCu
10 tho popularity OF this house; So cents
for q comfortable seat In q choice location
10 witness q frHtClass play certainly ought
10 be within reach OF the Masses
FRANR MuAD4Ms was given a hearing
by Squire Davis on the charge Of stealing
two cushions from o d. 4 o. Caboose and
was held In s., 900 for his appearance In
Circuit Courl next week. In default Of
bond he was SAINT to fall. Daniel Lash,
Of whom McAdamO Bwore no purchased
the cushions, was arrested by Officer
Stevens last night and lodged In the
lookup, 10 await hearing bsiore Squire
Davis to-day.
NExr Friday evening at 7.o'cloCk Rev.
Dr.. NJ. HesalGr, minister ofthe Hebrew
congregation, will deliver q lecture in the
EngllsG languages bubjeCt, "Ye are my
witnesses, saith The Lord, and my servants,
whom have chosen, that We may know
and believe Me, and understand that / am
Lie. Before Me there was no tiod formed,
neither shall there be alter Me. ], even /,
Am the Lord, and besides Me there 10 no
Savior" - Isaiah, chapter xllil The
public 10 invited. PewB arc free.
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Tic Place for tbs People.

Now that the oyster season Is fairly
opened, persons In search Of the suCculent
blvalys served to q kings taste in any
style, should visit the Capital Restaurant,
on Market street, This restaurant, one
Of Wheeling's best known institutions,
was started by its present proprietor, Mr..
Martin Thornton, away back In 1873. In
those days an oyster stew cost 40 cents
and fry so, and but for Mr.. Thornton's
agency in reducing prices they would
cost that much yet, A square meal for %
cents has been a specially at the Capital
since It opened, and a poor man Is as well
served as rich one. Indeed, many q
poor devil without cent has Jared sump-
tuously at Martins expense. II Is not
strange that ha has not only good pa.
tronaGG from oil pIrts Of town, but from
the country, far aud near, az we'll. He
has the only private dining room for Ia.
dies in town, Is centrally located and COR
venlen! for stew or fry after thu theatOr.