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Domestic Sewing Machine Orlce, 7th & H.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.,


IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS,
SOB 9TH street and 1920 14th street q. W.
31O4 street, Georgetown.
VIII commence on Monday, october Is, and con-
tinue during the week to give handsome panel
card OF the first lady OF the land, Mrs. Cleveland
entitled 'rhe Peoples Favorite," size l1X17, hand
somely mounted on heavy cardboard.
This handsome panel Is such Beautiful subject
that II has only to be seen to be admired II is the
finest specimen OF photographic work ever pro-
duced, executed IN eighteen OIL cOlors. 1t Is the
acme OF TYPOGRAPHY and is worthy OF place In the
parlor OF any household in the country.
These panels are TO be given away to all pur-
chasers or Scots. worth OF Teas, Coffees Baking
Powder during the week commencing Monday,
october Is.
Handsome presents In the way OF Crockery,
Glasswear &C., given to all purchasers OF our fine
Teas and Co1ees We also give checks with every
25 cents worth OF Tea, Coffee, and Baking Powders.
Remember our Stores:
SOB 9TH st. NV, 1920 14th st. NV, 31O4 NJ st.,
Georgetown; So SO and 10 Center Market; ei
Western Market; and 8 U st. Market; 1O1 North
ern Liberty Market.
NEWTON II. BOWMAN, Manager.
Use Anchor brand Coffee and no other. I'm
NaxOny.WOOl Underwear, Soc. Up.
ward. AT c. Auerbach's Knit-Jacket Depot,
7th and II SITS
DiYOmss Ye0st Powder ALWAYS reliable Am
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THE BODY TO MEET IN THIS CITY NEXT JANUARY.
The proposed convention or colored Catholics OF
the United states, called with the approval OF Car
dinal Gibbons, will be held in this city January
next. The colored Catholic societies here Will
have charge or the arrangements 1t is expected
that all the colored Catholic societies Of the coun
try will be represented. The following call has
been issued:
in view OF the zeal Of the Holy Catholic and
Apostolic church 20 convert and educate our race
IN tnlS country and OF the facts that we as Cath
olicS Can do much in bringing about a cOnsumma-
ton OF Tue great work, and that We have not as
much Information as We should have of the num-
per, location, and progress OF the race In CathO-
lcity, and that II Is our duty Catholics to do all
In our power TO aid Ia the conversion and educa-
ton OF our people, we, the undersigned, earnestly
request that representatives OF all the colored
Catholc organlZaticnS meet with us in Washing
ton, ID. C., on tuesday, January g. 1882 for the
purpose OF taking the status OF the race in their
relation TO the Church, and IL found advisable to
submit a OASIS or permanent organization as an
auxllary 10 cooperate with the venerable Clergy
IN the conversion and education of our race in the
United States. Basis OF representation: Each COL
ored Catholic organizat will be entitled to one
delegate for every tive hundred members or rrac-
ton thereof"
The call is signed by twelve representatives Of
colored Catholic organizations.
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sl22 5O FALL SUNS. Geo spransy, asa 7th s..

MEMS DERBY HATS fall styles, 81 so and y; extra
value. A 4. LEWIS, AS 7th ST.
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" FALL ovERcoArs. Geo. spransy, 434 7th st.

,a,rs o, LOSES SON are Offering seventeen pat
over l,5O0 yards, at 81 per yard ' D'U''' -
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

U>oR sAIE-NIcE : ROOM BRI MOUSE OK
4 wet side loth at. near New hAInP-life ase.
live Ter Cont. Money Go loan ON real estate
ocl2-I J. IS MINER l8laFr
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BARGAINS AT BREIrBAKTHs, Odd Fellows Hall
walnut chamber suits, 10 pieces, So net cash
tne greatest bargain ever offered In the way OF fur
nitnre My stock Is heavy, and must make room
tor other Invoices on the way Cell at once II you
WISH 70 take advantage OF this offer.
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- fAkLoR CAR 10 PITTssUKG VIA b. & o. r R-The
y. and Y, limited express leaving washington
aany az 1898 a N Is equipped with Pullman YES
uouled parior car running through wIIhSn,
snahse, arriving Plttsourg $50 p. m This traiu
Is more than one hour faster than the fastest trair
va any other line. and it passes In daylighI
through the beautiful ana historic valley OF tn
fotonac and across the Allegheny mountains
nov Iespiendent In the gold and crimson glory o1
aUtunnu foliage. The night express with Pun
man sleeping car attached leaves " ashingtop nj
y. NJ, arrives Ptttsburg 2: l5 a m daily
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SIS FALL ovExcoATs Geo. spransy, 434 9TH St

icr CEkAM. Charlotte Russo, Jelly, at Fussell's,
l425 New York avenue
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Death of Mr.. MavcelIus Gardner.

| Mr.. Marcellus Gardner, chief of the draug hting
division OF the Patent ONCE, died yesterday at his
| home near Brfghtwooi. He had been suffering
| some time from rheumatic govt.
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A FIRE IN MAEKKT.-A meath box In the ward
OF the Western Market, belonging to Thomas
Boyle, was found burning at O'Clock YESTERDAY
| morning. The names were extinguished by Ihe
police. The fire was caused by o lighted Candle
being careessly lett in the box.
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A Question of Gratitude.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
In The STAR Of the 18th inst. note the state
ment that 1.-THE indications point to an unusual
exodus" OF republicans who will go home to vote
infer that reference is made mainly TO the repub-
licanS who are now in Government employ under
The present Administration. II SO, Iobeg to sug-
gest that the statement Is probably, erroneous.
De.ieve That very small number Of republicans
who have been retained In Office by the present
Administration, will wish to vote for It's over
throw. True, republican clerk, II he can be
spared from his desk, has a right to vote for his
party candi!ateS-he has the unqueStiOnable right
10 NoIe IN favor CT turning out JnlS democratic Ad
illnlStraIlon; but, on the other hand ne may feel
That THIS democratic Administration has also the
rlsat 10 turn hun out! The right seems To be re-
clpIoca. However, / do not think such a Jealous
Partisan should be disturbed because he Is q re-
pu6hcdl, but, II at all, on the ground OF ingrafi-
tude toward a generous Administration, which TO
protect him and a large majority OF the clerical
force employed In the several Departments OF the
Government during these four years has with
stood the pressure or place by The party IN power
Tor the nrSt time In twenty live years The cues
ton Il not one or politics much as one or graft
TUE anu decent conducl. SO IL appears 10 one
VINO ID IN la'oI OF CIVIL-SERvICE REFORM
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THE ELLIS APPEAL DIsMIsSED.-This morning In
the criminal Court, on motion OF Mr. Gloss The
appeal In the case of Junior Ellis, colored CHARGED
With disorderly conduct, Was dismissed. Ellis
was arrested oy On1cer narrower, and IL was al.
legged that Ellis assaulted the officer at the time
The latter charge having been ignored by the
granc jury, this action was taken TO secure Ellis
release fIOm ldiL
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MR. MARrSI's CLASSES having organized Will
pm for their first lesson
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FINE FrKNrruRE made by POTTER q stymus
and others, viii DC sold tomorrow morning az m
O'Clock, AZ the salesrooms OF Duncanson Bros ON
and ID streets northwest See the advertisement
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FINDING DEAD INFANTS-Saturday morning OF.
an Old wagon on Il, between 9th and 10th Il reef
northwest. Coroner Patterson gave a certificate
or still Dirth.-Saturday afternoon Park Watch.
man Morse found the remains OF q baby In "A tree
In Iowa Circle. The body was so badly decom
pOsed that II was impossible 10 tell whether 4,
was white or colored.-The dead body OF an In.
FAINT was found In the James Creek canal near rms
N street bridge, this morning.
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ATTENTION. 10 called 70 the advertisement OF the
trustees sale OF two small tracts OF improved land
near Twining City, the Eastern terminus OF the
Pennsylvania avenue bridge, TO take place to-mor-
row, October l6, at 80 O'Clock pm. IL affords
. splendid opportunity fos Investment
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SstsD REAsoN.-Our constantly increasing sales
confirms our belief that sell the best made
clothing ia Washington. See our $40 sack suits.
EIssMAN BROS. Corner 9TH and T.
Manuiact urlng ClOthlerS and IalIOfS.
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THE CENTRAL UNION MISSION ANSIvERsARY.-A
large audience assembled at the Congregational
church last evening 10 witness the exercises the
fourth anniversary OF the Central Union Mission.
Rev. Mr.. Newman, pastor or the Congregational
church, delivered TIE address OF welcome, and the
Rev. Mr.. Bailey spoke OF the success nlcn had
crowned the WORK OF the mission. lie said they
had OuigrOwn their present quarters, and what
they desired now was 10 erect llrge plain struc-
ture on Pennsylvania avenue suited 10 the needs
OF the mission He thought such a building could
De erected for $4,000 several OF the mission con-
verts then related their experiences Rev. Mr..
Greene, OF Cavalry Baptist church, spoke on the
"Needs of the MISSION" Addresses were also made
by Revs. c. w. Baldwin, j. q. Butler and L. 5.
AaInIin-
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CORN OATS, AND HAY at Goodacre's, l22e n. W

~ 10 JSo X KELLY, centre Market, for WASH
ls'on dressed beef Corned beef a speciality.
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AL o'kkcoArs- Geo. Spransy, 434 1th St
~ RIGHT You ARE when you say that Rich III
Market Space, Is selling the best So shoes made.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The weasher.

" INC plstnct or Columbia Delaware MARYLAND
ana virginia, fair; warmer; southerly WINDS
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Mr.. ENTwIsLE DESIGNED THE BUuDING.-Super.
ntendent Shallenberger, OF the reform school saws
In reference 10 statement In Saturday STAR re-
ferrtng TO hin as the author or designs for the new
TANK ouiiuIbe, mat the pans and specifications
Tor the structure were prepaid IN the office of
Building Inspector IhoS. b. Entwisle, and that 10
Mr.. Entwisie more than 10 any other person the
school Is indebted for this Improvement
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CITY ITEMS.
Wonderful Inducements

Wonderful Inducements
At "THE FAIR" s12 7th street northwest,
For Tomorrow CrueSday) only.
Read the following list OF speciatieS
New style, decorated Chamber Set, only $780,
Nickel-plated CuSpidOrS, only 10c.
Coal-hOd, Poker, and Shovel, all for 32c.
combination Soap-dish and toothbrush Stand,
only 10c.
Wood Comb and Brush Case, only &c.
Rising sun stove Polish, cakes FOR 15c.
Extra large block-tin Dish-pans, only 26c.
Extra large b.ock-tin Tipped Kettles, only &c.
Shelf Paper, 90 Sheets for 15c.
Meat saws, only 31c., worth 6Oc.
Wire Coat Hangers, only 4c.; Zinc Broom, &C.
Hand-panted China Nappes only l9c.
Three-arm Towel-rack, 4c.; Indian Glue, sc.
Embossed Nickeline Trays, only loo.
good quality, 2-strtng Broom for sc.
better quality, 3-String Broom for lac.
The best Broom In the World for 23c
A very pretty assortment or fancy and plain
Flower POIS.
The FAIR, s12 7th street northwest
Marblc.TOp Walnut Bedroom Suites, 10
pieces, $40; 6-piece Plush Parlor Suites $36; In
9Oc.; Brass-trimmed curtain Poles, 25c. Also, q
full line China, Glass. Housefurnlshing Goods.
2 sam. K. BROWN & Son, goth ST. and Pa. ave. NV.
SaxOny Wool German Hand x nit
Socks, extra heavy prs 81, at G. AUERBACHs
Knit Jacket Depot, 9TH and H.
IL You Want u Full smoke
Try Grand Republic CtgarrO. II q short smoke
between meals try BufO Both cigars get there,
and that is what you want. For sale by all first
class dealers. Wholesale agents, LUcHs Bro. 1
Salvation OIL, the great pain-remedy fills a
long felt need A first-class IMMINENT for 25c. l
saxOny Wool, German Hand. X nit
Jackets for Ladies', Misses, and Boys. At C.
Auerhach's 9TH and Ii sts. Sewing-Machines, Hats,
and Mems Wear.
Domestic Sewing Machine Office, 9TH & H.
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TIE W. C. T. U. ISCoRPoRATED.-The Woman's
Christian Temperance Union Of the District
placed on record saturday articles of lncorpora-
ton. The document is signed by Sarah u. La
Fetra. Annie K Moulton, Mary Z. Catlin Lydia H.
Tilton, Maria z Merrick, Letitia l. Knowles,
Anna z. McDermOtt, Helen NJ. Wood j. Ann W.
Clark and Emily Monatt. The paper states that
the incorporators associate themselves together
for the purpose OF establishing under the auspices
OF the W. Z. 7. T. hope ana help mission, Indus
trial schools and such other charitable instiIu-
tons as may be deemed expedienI IN the interest
OF the unfortunate women and children OF this
District.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
EOR RENT

LrOR RENT
NV los 500 essS ssaaa.Ty: g
iS5i sSsS J: sEss + ave NV g
pos St NV ILL. 90 s N st 4. n ns 7sa.i
l39s ST. NV l2r.: .5S rs Nave NV. Or. is
Ss "a AVE- Nv: if III g b.a,ss.
100 GAP !. st. ilr 5 e. I99 p 80
5ySs AZ aSst st nw yr 50 SOS ION ..
6s5 : Cap St iir 40 So los s St Fl NV Dot Is. 50
A s,i "a =; siss ss.Sss SO
idis SI:s g Fsn a N II IN
ie ID nx sfao39 I'll Ri, g. s. s; 81 sl IL SO
f iGiS 81 .,s
4S5 s: St NV n w. S s
s s S:,. nv. is 5sh St e e. Sr
54$ t nv Isl ia asp e r w. IL 80
sss "a st ns nS S2s Serdon :y Ar 10 90 90
i ils. 1isSuS % 1913 "a st. s. sW RE @
1899 ian St s YSa s 6 81
4s4 81 st nw 1879 14.S :s sTsla9
1879 1879 VA ave a3=ss St nx $50
oeis d Ii VAIN Err = co. slsr ..n~
I'D is5S sth ss NV ST. 1 90 sts rs St.
gig ST. n w .....20 Cor. Sd n. e. 7r 2O.5U
olo st. Sc, 6r... Ii. 30l l94l 18th St n w. Or Is
ocl3-3t w. CLARENCE DUvALI. 925 st. NV.
tf0R RENT-COTTAGE. $40 NEW YORK AVE, 10
Il Rooms: mod. imps ; S3l. so.
dwelling, 1909 7tn St NV. large cellar, 8 rooms,
mod jumps, good yard; rent only sci. so
BY CHAS. s. SHREVE.
oc13-3t 1908 9TH St NV.
NOR RENT
isd5 1sS az 2t.n st
. 3V 81 ne ..35220o st. w., 4r.... IL
JOG st. ne, Sr. ...,.35 3OI 4th St n e. Ar II
3es st ne. sr. 1924. igI4 st. Ar 10
1921 9th st. NV, Or. 1925, 1914 LIST 10
nv "a St n. e.. EOS ST Mary's Place 5r. 10
20o3 st. w., 6r St 2Ol7lO st. Mary's Place 5r
1929 :.3 33d st NV. 8r... SO st 10
i 335 I'D ST. NV. Sr. Stable 1904 l4th st.. 10
1888 22d st. W., Or. -1S 1910 I'd St se, 5r....S
WASHINGTON DANENHOwER
ocl3-3t Ills st. n ".
IOR kENT-TwO VERY DESIRABLE THREE
story brick houses; In the northwest section:
tanning ten each; rent $50 and $40 per month
respectively. Apply to j. v. n. HUYCK l. CO.,
ocl3-3t 1905 Pa. ave.
NOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSES-FOR THE
y season or by the year. Apply to J. " n. HUYCK &
Co., loOo Pa ave. NV. oc13-3t
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REV. Mr. HERsHEY's FIRST ASNIvERsARy.-The
nrst In a series OF sermons on Future Punish
ment" was delivered last evening by Rev = r.
Hershey, the pastor OF the SiXth-street Presby.
terrain church AT the morning service he deliv-
cred q sermon with reference 10 the first anniyer-
sary OF his pastorate. he stated that during the
year nftyeight persons had been received into the
membership OF The church, and OF this number
two were admitted by letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15

CoMPLETEl
The stock of Fine Clothing for Men and Boys at OAK
HALL. corner 10th and Sta. ia complete and
nowhere else you find auch assortment of good
well selected aud made clothing ut such low prices
FOR MEN.
Overcoats at &5 worth $3.50
Overcoats at Cd q ), worth 40
Overcoats at $50. worth $40.
Overcoats at BIS worth &lo.
Overcoats at 3 IL so, worth Sl8
Overcoats At &l6 worth 3D..
Overcoats at So worth $50
requires an inspection to appreciate these bargains
e15 guaranteed to be good any sold in the city
for &1O, &12 els. SlS. and S2O.
Prince Albert Suits at els worth e2O
Prince Albert Suits ~ 8 IL, worth &26.
Prince Albert Suits vt S2U worth $50.
FOR BOYS s TO H.
Suits and Overcoats at 81 so, g. a Is, and &C.
worth fully 25 per cent more.
FOR BOYS 10 TO Is
splendid line Of threepiece suits ct prices to suit
you.
The best line Of Suits and Overcosts we ever had
the lowest possible prices.
Odd Pants for Men and Boys Immense assortment
ct lowest prices.
oc12 Corner 10th and r SITS
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CITY AND DISTRICT

DUDE Single Eyeglass pc. Hempler's, cor. ~
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24l2 9TH St NV. Or. S16
1873 L st. Sc. Or. IL
2223 Cleveland ST., 6r. .l3
11l6 18th st. NV, Or. Ii
Cor. lst&N SITS. s.w ..5r. l..
1882 9TH sine, Or. 10 50
2625 l st. n. W., or. 10, 30
400 18th st. 8. W., store. 10
432 Del. ave-, Or. 10
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

VHOR RENT-FoUR NEW FRAME HOUSES. FIVE
rooms: well in each yard: stable. private alley;
suitable for person having horses and wagons. els
per month; 9TH st NV: 27l6 to 212s.s
oel0-2w JAS. A. BATES CO. 140s + ct. NV.
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EOR RENT-l234MASS
u ave lar. .......$I25.O
439 9th ut. NV, l2r. a.
500 18th st. wv, llr. II:
11OS LsIn.w., 11r.. 80. D,
20l0 X st. n. w.. Or. 81
100 9th st. NV, ST.. 81
l4l0 4 st. L. W. 6r. 20. 3,
1434 L st. NV, Or. 20. 8,
l2l5 ID st. s.w., Or. 1873:
oc13-3ts A. s. ca
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ITOR RENT-ON ARTHUR PLACE, NEAR THE
Il Capitol, very nice 1-room houses, nearly new all
modern improvements paIered and in good order
only ga: Az. b. II. WARNER Il CO,
oc13-3ts 916Fst.
L'oR RENT-lOl3 10Th ST. NV; NEARLY NEW
Il brick; rooms and cellar. with all modern i'm
Hrovements; newly papered and i'll excellent order
Very cheap 5000. B. II. WARNER h Co,
ocl3-3ts GIG + at,
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SaxOny Wool, German Hand. X nit
Jack els for Ladies', Misses, and Boys. AT c.
Auerbachs 18th and Ii SITS. Sewing Machines, Hats
and Mems Wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15

l6i6 10 $50 Ma ave
". D. h.,4r...... els 600
MA lilo OH =
". Al fr. rear a 900
400 a 4Os llth 81 D
". hh.. 81 ........ = 600
239 l3A 1t. s.w- b :
'isssP psi nv :. b. H. = W
rs .....-....-.....- ~
l6l5 lists W. In. y
and , house rear = 30
1874 10 5s3S D. - -
l3o5 OH ~ "a. b d
% 30 al L 81 s.S- no
Or........--.-....--.. ~
l23i4r and 81 l.ss Il
~. al. IT. 200
4O4 and 400 SouthOal
St. Z. b.. "a ...-.- -|ufio
Is y ct N. W. G. a
l2IOO g. 2sO4 Coiumh
ave. N N.......l 300
Dos TO aO7 yst nv
] h "a. 0r.............l.snO
ll2si Madison Il M
Lh-. 4r......-....-..lsbOO
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ToR RENT-sEvEN-RooM,Ao 1920 ST.
II NV Apply 421 18th St NV. ocI5-3t.
EOR RENT-BY X O. HOFFMAN, REAL ES-
II tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and SITS NV.
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THE EPISCOPAL MISSIONARY CoCSCIL-At the
General Missionary Council OF the Episcopal
Church, To lie held at the Epiphany CHURCH, In this
city, on the 18th OF next month, Us announced IN
THE STAR, II Is expected that all the bishops OF
the church, and sixty-Seven clerical and sixty
seven Lag delegates Will be present. Rev. Right
Dr. John Williams, bishop or connecticut, viii
preside. The local arrangements Tor the meeting
are In the hands OF q committee consisting OF Rev.
John III. Elliott, d. d., OF the church OF the Assem-
sion; Rev. j. L Townsend, STD, OF the Church OF
the Incarnation; Rev. W. A Leonard, VI 81. johns
church, and Messrs- e. VI. Matthews and ". d..
Baldwin.
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TEMPERANCE WORK FOR SOLDIERS AND SlrIoRs-A
public meeting was held yesterday afternoon al the
Calvary Baptist church, under the auspices OF the
soldiers and sailors department OF W. c. I. Union
The superintendent, Miss Chase, stated that 44S
soldiers and sailors had signed the pledge during
the year. The good work or tie home on Missouri
avenue was commented upon. When Miss Chase
concluded MIS- Rowe related few Incidents OF the
WORK, Sergt Patterson sang a solo, and the meet.
ing eioseo with a BRIEF address by Rev. DIR, Corey
pastor OF the Metropolitan NJ. E church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15

III You W ant q Full smoke
Try Grand Republic CigarrO. II a short smoke
between meals try BufIO. Both cigars get there,
and that is what you want. For sale by all first
class dealers. Wholesale agents, LUCHs & BRO. 1
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The above Houses can examined by permit from
cur Office ouly. THOMAS j. FISHER CO.
oc13 1920 Il sr NV

vtOR RENT-THREE MOST DESIRABLE BRICK
i houses on 9th st. near T st. NV: seven rooms
and all modern improvements: in good order Rent
only $22 S5. B. h. WARNER & Co. GIG f st.
Ocl3-3t.
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The above Is only a PORTION Of the property on my
books For full list call AZ ofce for bulletin ISSUED IN
the LIST and 18TH locl2l THos. y MAoGAMAN.
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The Water Problem,

10 the Editor OF THE EVENING STAR
To relieve the residents OF Washington OF the
serious needs of water, efforts should be made at
once. TO get the appropriations committees OF the
House and Senate TO appropriate a SUFFICIENT sum,
say 100000 or s6CO, 900 for immediate use under
the management and control OF the Chief OF En-
gineer5 U. 5. Army, orprOcuIing large iron pipes
and laying them from the main reservoir TO Capt.
toll HILL TO be tapped 10 supply the present great
deficiency OF water On the high grounds, where
the present pressure is Inadequate. II would re-
qulTe On the hands OF Gen. Casey only a few
months TO execute fully this plan. Residents like
myself. who have been deprived for many years
OF al adequate supply OF water especially in third
stories, would BE- tuily supplied, as well as those
on Capitol Hill and on the high grounds north OF
pennsylvania avenue. laI ge main as inches or
20 inches In diameter) would, in addition to the
existing mains, give ample supply until further
investigation could show whether or not the tun-
mel should be completed or abandoned There
have been great complaints about the supply OF
water, but there are thousands of residents who
have made no cutlery, hoping from year to year
that RELIEF would come. TAx PAYER
a DINNER TO TIE AGESTs.--Saturday Mr. An
drew Wall, superintendent OF the METROPOLITAN
Lie Insurance Co., gave the eighth annual dinner
10 the agents anu assistants or the COMPANY Tine
annual prizes were distributed As it was the
twentieth anniversary OF Superintendent Walrs
marriage he was presented by the stan with
walnut roll-top desk.