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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

HONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER H.
First Grand CoIcer: of the series by the
B BosTSS
s syMPESSY s sYMrH9Ny
ORCHESTRA
"A- Assisted nv ;...-coNDUcToR
HERR CAkL .BAERMANN,
The distnyals shed Piano Nirtuoso, (lormerly ROYAL
Professor OF Munich Conservatory, immediately sue
e 0 bhiLL II 81 fhooRAM-Includins
sTSFEk6N" cS4ssFIo for Fianoiorte;. BEE fhSyhN
scoTca slMPaosi, Minor MEND SfHhaoAN
dIo-5t BURDIrT NORTH. Managers.
IL ERNAN's NEW WASHINGTON THEATAR
Matinees. Monday. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
HARRY WILLIAMS
OWN SPECIALITY COMPANY
Direct from his Academy Of Music, Pittsburr. Pa
ALI NEw FEATURES.
BoB ss1 sASalSH. ''As
HAEEaE e t hAfSI asl LIST fsniE p kDNKlnD
a ak HIN HIM 4 & ShifE
CHAs and Lii4TAx lfoRRTTT.
In the Most u;s;attonisiie OF Mysteries
VA. Mk fi sAM ND gE ssiE6x
Matinees, 10c., l3c. and 25c. dlO
HARMS BlJoU THEArER,.
,...,! MONDAY NIGHT, Deoember 10.
Everybody fssJlate.
MR.. GUS WILLIAMS.
A. ALBERT KEfPLtk in q. Wallace wallin's Nstur>l
Home Comedy of New York Life, entitled
"KEPPLERS FORTUNE"
Langhable Situations.
Next week-"Bt sbiINa ONE k." dlo-6t
GLOBE THEATEh
" Penn. ave, near 18th st.
Ms'ineeS Tuesday; Wednesday, Jaiday and Saturday.
Week beginning December 40
THE MAklINSErTI BROTHERS
WILLIE AHERN,S
AUSTRALIAN SPECIALLY COMPANY.
including lsgre number Of web known srtista
SC Grand sHsiI ffN al f. fist 4 kIsIf PaET
Admission, 40. 20 and 80 cents. dl0-0t.
9 sS5fSS SYMPHONY e ekcassiRS aIS cltR
Herr Charles Palm, violin,
Herr Iiehard steelzsr. Viola aud viol a Amour.
Mons Adolph Burose, Flute Nirtuoeo.
Herr Josef Beckel. Double Bsa
lfin Elsa Clark Cushing. Prina Donna soprano.
Course A. 1st Concert Juesday evening Dec IL
she s ooSasfaAToS cHUsSR s' ~
Esse os ,Ssgsi hs, . dst,16t 1 RsSE
For oale at Es', 49, fenna end ufter Thur
d5-St day, December0
- PeoE cSsEIS IL is:! hfTffSSr1sx
Aaar.s 8 IzWlkl, dspsssi Es:ssss xssns $50
~ ssansss ~ oE's f'ss s:a - s:
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COMPARATIVE WORTH OF BAKING POWDERS


GIANTS ;Alum rowdsoa -
RUMFORDS, hs.h.. II
HANFORDS, when frsdh ..
REDHEADS ............
CHARM Powder g..
AMAZON um powdep~
CLEvELAND'Sthos VT boz
PIONEER Csan Francisco n
CAR.
DR. PRICES go
SNOW FLAKE Grons .
LEWIS. 1888
PEARL ANDREWS & co., ..
HECKER'S..
GILLEIS..
Andrews DREW, 's sco .%R !ss
BULK doose) N
RUMFORD'S, when notfrahIU
REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS
AS to Purity and Of the Baking Powde,
ssans sns
ana does not so9;' % dun
at scientific fact that the Royal Baking
go mysen
stevens sak
naa Roya Baking The
tn. s s'S srses Pzss ss . ss s .ss
received SUCH high e%ph and m
rss from eminent chemists physicians Of
NorEThe Baking
snn y Chemical Analysis and made by Prof Schneider
each calculated the result
per pound
ordinary kinds
age OF better work. single trial of the Royal Baking Powder will
fair minded Of these facts
w tsss o Sz: s Hs ss Be- lss ss
to be svode ed dangerous ~ ~ N ~ ~ " S n S'sns'n'
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Great Plush Sale
AT The FAR. 812 7th at. NV.

AT The FAIR, 812 7th st. NV
We advertise this great Plush sale for an in
ducement to bring the people to our Mammoth
Establishment and be convinced that we not
only have the largest assortment of Plush
Cases, but sell them cheaper than any house in
the city.
Our 9sc. Silk Plush Satin-lin ned Dressing Case
with Celluloid fittings only 79c.
Our 81; SO Dressing Cases, with Celluloid 1T
Our 81 Dressing Cases, with Zylonite it
tings, only S198.
Our s2;ss Dressing Cases, with Celluloid fit
Our 50; 90 Dressing Cases, with Celluloid IT.
Our ss.4s Dressing Cases, with Oxidized Sill
yer fittings. only $3.50
Our 90: 80 Dressing Cases, with Celluloid it,
tings, only S2.s8.
Our SO Dressing Cases, with Ceruloid fit
tings, only 1878.
Our sl.4s Dressing Cases, with Rubber-back
fittings. only SOC.
Our CSC. Dressing Cases, with Rubber-back
fittings. only sc.
Our CSC. Silk Plush Satin lined work-boxes,
fitted, only 69c.
Our $1.25 Work Boxes, fitted, only S9c.
Our S1.4S Work Boxes, fitted, only sl1g.
Our s2.19 Work Boxes. fitted. only S1.48.
Our So. SO Work Boxes, fitted, only SAFE.
Our S2.35 Silk Plush. satin lined Collar and
Cuff Box combined only S1.79.
OuT Cl.fo DIX flusn SnaVlng Set6, with
razor. brush and mug, only SLID
Our 1888 Shaving Sets, only 1913.
Our S3.79 Shaving Sets. only 52.98.
Our CSC. Manicure Sets, in plush cases, only
69c.
Our Clio Manicure Sets, in plush cases. only
89c.
Our sl.4S Manicure Sets, in plush cases, only
S1.19.
Our 4.4s Manicure and Dressing Case, COM
bined, only s3,4S.
Our S1.4S Silk Plush Glove and Handker-
! chief Boxes. pieces. only S1.19.
Our 69c. Music Portfolios. only 49c.
We will sell our Plush and Leather Photo
graph Albums at cost for tomorrow only. Re-
member the above goods are new of this sea-
The FAIR. 812 7th st. NV
N. B.-We have Dressing Cases as high as
1888.
THE FAIR, si2 7th st.
Free Exhibition of Domestic Art.
Needle work direct from Cincinnati centennial
at AUERBACH's. 7th and H streets. Handsome
souvenirs given away, made on the Domestic
while waiting. 2
T-h-a-t Hat at
Francs which is marked S1.45, can't be beat
at 50; fine quality fur, jet black. it is well
made and Handsomely trimmed. Franc, One
Price Halter and Furn:sher, corner eth and D. /
Hotel johnson, European. 18th and E.
High Grade Oysters. Fresh caught Terrapin
Red Head and Canvas Back Duck. Gents Cafe
LIST floor; Ladies' and Gents, I'd floor. Take
the elevator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

FINE LADIES DRESSES (second-hand) bought
and sold JusTH's Old Stand, GIG d street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

Hotel johnson, European. 18th and E.
High Grade Oysters Fresh caught Terrapin.
Red Head and Canvas Back Duck. Gents Cafe.
the elevator
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

TIE CELEBRArHD
Rosalind Creamery Butter
8 and 8-lb. boxes for family use.
GEO. n. OYSTER, JR,
Stands ITS, l76, III Center Market,
near It'll street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

II Nor CONVENIENT to call mail or telephone
your orders to MERITS Drug Store and they
viii receive prompt attention. Money saved
on everything you buy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

For the District Of Columbia, Eastern Penn
sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, and Mary
land, fair; colder; northwesterly winds, high on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

Queen ANNE COLOGNE, fragrant, lasting,
cheap MERrz's Drug Store.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
WnHELxJ CLUB coNcERTs
FIRST CONCERT SATURDAY EVENING.
DEC. Is. AT O'Clock,
uNrvKRsALIsr CHURCH
Corner 18th and streets northwest.
DIR. b MERRILL HoPKrNsoN, Of Baltimore. Bari.
MISS ROBERTA ALLEN. vioiinist
MR. JOSEF KAsPAR, Conductor
ORCHESTRA OF rs PERFORMERS.
Season Ticket admitting to the three CD concerts Of
the series ONE DOLLAR for sale at the music stores
Sanders stayman. e34 + ST.
Metzerott Co., 1110Fst
H. Eberbach, 915 st
Ellis Co.. 935 Pa ave.
Z. F. Drop. 925 Pa ave. dl2-ot
NEW NATIONAL rHEATEk.
Crowded houses nightly greet
Mr. E. h. soTHERN.
In his latest comedy success from the Lyceum Thea
ter ny. written by Messrs De Mile and Belasco,
titled
LORD cHUMLEY.
THE FINAL MATINEE WILL OCCUR SATURDAY.
Next week-Mr JOSEPH JEFFERSON in THE
RIVALS" assisted by cast of unusual excellence.
JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
And an Excellent Comedy Company.
Including
MRS JOHN DREW and MR. JOHN GILBERT.
In sheridan's Charming Comedy,
THE
RIvALS,
AT THE NATIONAL THEATER,
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY. DECEMBER IL
Sale Of Seats next Thursday morning. d6-d
A TREAT TO LOVERS OF FINE MUSIC.
The eants.a Of ESTHER, THE BEAUTIFUL
EVENINGS Dec Is and at sc oc Ss Tse best
sii to be present one evening" TieEet1 a5e dlaSs
TTNHE CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH
EILIoP ht hshN6S and pfk Mrs. isrH CLAYTON
JOHNS, of Boston, will give vocal and instrumental
Of the 18Th TICKETS 81 'n0'Sn On 'he di fseBHs
Roc. Band dd napa 81 DfGkT IsmI from crv.
rae e. and hear
cts: reserved seats Soc: children zoe dl2-2t'
SCENES IN THELIFE OF CHRIST ILLUSTRATED
= by stereoptic3n at the
Object lesson with ftpianssar y O'CLOCK
Brown, Mrs Henry T. Rose and Maize hose An enjoy
able evening promised Admission 15c. dl2-:f
A Laughs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
MONDAY, DECEMBER TO-
MATINEE SATURDAY.
Grand Production of shakespeares Fairy Spectacle.
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM.
SPECIALLY SELECTED CAST.
The Original Music composed by DIR. Felix Mendels-
sohn. Also by Shield, Weber, Sir Henry Bishop
DR.. Cooke, c. Horn and c. A. McFarren,
Scenery by Henry E Hoyt. Walter Burridge and Jno.
Howard Rogers
NEXT WEEK
THE KELLOGG ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
A Laughs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
ONE CONCERT ONLY BY THE
REDPATH LYCEUM CONCERT COMPANY,
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. DECEMBER IA
ARTISTS:
MISS EMMA JUCH, Prima Donna Soprano.
MISS HOPE GLENN. Contralto Of the Nilsson Con-
cert Company.
MR.. LEOPOLD LIcHTENBERG, Violin virtuoso,
NINE TERESA cARRENo. the world-Rsno~nsd
MR.: RICHARD HEARD. Musical Director and Ac-
Prices, 81. SO. 81 90, 15c and Soc
Sale of seats open Tuesday. December IL. dS-5t
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Beginning next Monday Evening, Dec. 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12
VALUABLE INFORMATION.

LADIES BROADCLOTH. yard and half wide pure
wool reduced to Zoe, cash value &1,
AENkLE1TA CLOTH SUlIlNG, nearly one yard
and a,haH wide; pure French wool very nest quality;
DoTsLE MHirE WOOL B sas KITS vi imm.n,.
is 81 81 asSSie width
colors, IL Yards Tor 81
EE 5ssk s FHksdR f bfxs q stGE a. mr..
hne WOOL double width, all coiors; WONDERFUL har,
gain only 315fc. cash value Soc.
SS0 20 on Ed As1 kICAN CLOTH, 75c.
BLANKETS, immense size, pure wool: extra haavv
hnsfs NaksEid 70 AZ M e.tr. vide oun.
width pure French wool, only 45c real value 5Oc
AANDSoME CLOTH pLAIDs YARD and half wide
COLUkED SILK PIUSHES, 3D. S6c al
ELEGANT FRENCH SAT11NECOMf6KTS 40 20
| CARRIERS
I'll MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7rn.r
Next door to the Boston Variety Store.
VALUABLE PRESENTS FOR CASH CUSTOMERS
CASH CUSTOMERS will select one of the followirc
presents with purchase Of Is over: Pair OF El
gantDamask Towels, worth Il; half Dozen Dalnssk
Napkins. worth Zoe, or pair Of Silk Embroidered
Cash Customers will select one Of the follovinr
presents with purchase Of 910: One Dozen Fine
pnmusk Linen Napkins. worth 3l.b0; Two Pairs Of
Esps ,l Dsn o ISw Sa SGrth s
nLD SHERWOOD RYE MALI wHIsKEY.
Copper distilled; best rys; malt and spring water:
stored in steam heat; medkinal ere Pints. 90 per
dosen- Over one ssllon. %. $3.50. %, oA5O, e5
per gallon. Prices include package and expresaage
WIGHT LKNTx
ds-2ws cocksysv1l& IA.
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A choice lot of Household Furniture, Japa-
nese Porcelains, Fine China and Glassware,
VIII De sold tomorrow at 1890 O'Clock at No.
2l2s street, by Thomas Bowling, as will be
seen by the advertisement in another column
LADIES will find beautiful tree ornaments and
novelties at J. lay Gonld,s -Adnf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

DoraIAss' EMULSION is the purest prepare
ton Of cod liver oil made. MERITS drug store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

HAVE you seen MERITS display for the holt
days?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

HEILBRuS's GREAT SHOE SALE,
Christmas Souvenirs,
402 It'll street.
Sec: The Old Lady in Window.
% Hand-Sewed Caters, $3.50.
- Fair Stitched Button, s2.95
IS Seamless Waukenphast, s2.47.
81 Kid and Pebble Button, S1.48.
S1.5o Misses Goat and Kid, 81.
~ Gents Embroidered Slippers, $1.50.
S1.50 Silk-worked slippers, Il.
Rubber Boots and Arctics, all sizes.
HEILBRUN's. 400 7th street.
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FINE CLOCKS at TAppAN's, 6O4 9th st. NV.

GEO. N. OYSTER, JR..
Stands It's, 176, III Center Market,
near 9TH street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12
r. GoLDscHMIp's

GET A BOTTLE Of Douglass Emulsion fol
your cold. MERTz's Drug Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

| T-h-a-t Heat at
Francs which is marked S1.45 can't be beat
at 90; fine quality fur, jet black. it is well
made and Handsomely trimmed. Franc, One
Price Halter and Furn:sher, corner eth and D. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12
LADIES GARMENTS.


Mr. Stinemetx wishes to inform the Ladies Who have
been waiting for his return from New York that he
has brought with him some specialtes Of his own
lection.
SEALSKIN sACQUES and NEwMARKETS.
SEALsKIN JACKETS. 800 and e125.
SEAL PLUSH JACKETS and MODJEsKAA Sl5.
els. ego s25.
Elegant Long and Short PLUSH wRApSo20 to ESQ
Long French GARMENTS, colors Hue, Brown and
Green, trimmed wtth.the large Fur Russian Collar.
Novelties for Young Ladies' in COLLARETTER
BOAs. MUFFs and TRIMMINGS, in Seal, Bear. Mon
key aud Beaver.
BE. sTINEMETZ S0NR
HATTERs AND PURIFIERS,
Dc 1887 PennA eve. through 10 18Th It
DAY STATE GUITARS ARE THE BEST
Bay State Guitars are the lowest priced
Bay State 0uitsrs satasfy Ill.
Bay ststs Guitars SAN - fassas tsy ON b manulAe-
tursa
ssnd Sor psiess ana dsseriptioa 70
! G. HAYNEs : 90.
sst1-Sne - Court e. Des1nn. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

TIE BEST Times CoUyTERFEIrED.
Buyers should insist on having the genuine
Bakers Norwegian Cod Liver Oil.
JNo. c. BAKER 4 Co., Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

certificate of the election Of John n.
Hickey and q. A. Robinson, trustees OF the
Ubly Gross church, has been hled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

The RECORD LowERED.-The Baltimore and
Ohio limited express trains from Washington
to Philadelphia are the fastest ever run in
regular service between here and the Quaker
city. Unlike other lines the Baltimore and
Ohio charges no extra fare for superior serv-
ice-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12
The FAIR, 8i2 7th st.

Free Exhibition of Domestic Art.
Needle work direct from Cincinnati centennial,
at AUERBACH's. 7th and H streets. Handsome
souvenirs given away, made on the Domestic
while waiting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

the p. Z. SAMPLES
Gilt-edge Butter,
Cow and Sheaf Prints.
GEO. NJ. OYSTER, JR.,
Stands IT'S, 176, 1T Center Market,
near It'll street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

DIAMONDS for Christmas. TAPPAN's, 604 9Th
II. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
HE FouR GREAr ANNALS.
ALL STORIES AND PICTURES NEW,
ORIGINAL AND FASCINATING.

cHATTERBoX FOR 1855
The Genuine Chsiterbox contains great variety a
orisinal stories sketches ana poems for the young.
and every illustration which Sppears in Il 10
pressly designed for this work by the most eminent
Enssh artists. over 200 fun pare original Illus
tations vol, illuminated covers, O. IS; cloth.
sl.s5
OLIVER OPTICS ANNUAL
This Is the leading book Of its kind Of the year ana
is an attractive collection Of popular childrens
stories, with original illustrations by the best
known American artists, engraved by Andrew.
with two colored plates. ] vol. 4to illuminated
covers frontispiece and plate. sl5o
LITTLE ONES ANNUAL FOR 1855
Illustrated Stories and Poems edited by WILLIAM
ADAMS t0lver Optic and embelshed with $40
entirely original illustrations by the most ceie-
brated book illustrators in America engraved ON
wood In the highest style by Andrew. VOL 4to.
illuminated covers, s1.75. CLOTH full guilt, 90 25.
THE NURsERY-Q
The bound volume Of this popular annual now IN ts
TwEsTfrHrRD YEAR. IL enlarged in size and printed
on tinted and calendered paper II consists Of orig
insl stories and illustrations 1 VOL ruysl oc-
tavo, illuminated covers sl.25
For sale BY al booksellers smt prepaid on receipt q,
price. By
1t ESTES LAURIAT, Publishers. Boston.
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MANTLE AND TABLE ORNAMENTS.
Piano lamps,
Umbrella shades.
Rochester lamps
EFF, Brooks, 531 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

James Jamison has sued Celestia A. Smith and
William Smith, her husband for $50. 900 dam
ages, charging false imprisonment. He states
that in August last Mrs. Smith charged hun
with having fraudulently represented that he
from Andrews & Wade, and had him arrested.
hand-cuffed. and kept in Jail for forty-six days.
The grand jury ignored the charges against
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

SEE THE OPERA GLASS HOLDERS at TAPPAN's,
6O4 9Th st. NV
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T1 DARLINGTON,
Sharpless
and
Clover Leaf Prints
Speciality.
Nearby Fresh Eggs.
GEO. NJ. OYSTER, JR..
Stands us, 176, III Center Market,
near It'll street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

OpERA GIAssEs at TAppAN's. 6O4 9th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

Plush OPERA BAGS, 81. HEMPLER'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

ELeIN CREAMERY BUTTER, s-lb. boxes at re-
duced prices.
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". B. MOSES 4 SON,
CORNER nth AND F STs. n. w
Washington, ID. G.
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The story IL written by Joseph r. Won Eichendord,
and translated by Mrs A. l. Niser The illustrations
are by photogrsvure from new and handsome designa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

I. HAMBURoER i Sons,
Strictly Reliable Clothiers,
GIL Pennsylvania avenue.
Under Metropolitan Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-12

Lrsu's Exr,Acr. 4sc. per bottle. Mrsrz'a
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-08-18
YELLOW YACk'S RAVAGES.
Nine New Cases of Fever at Tampa City
and Manatee.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 14.-Private
dispatches from Florida to-day create
great alarm relative to yellow fe-
yer. Its spread seems to be steady
and the fatalities about 16
per cent. of the cases attacked Con-
gressman Davidson, of Florida, has
word that his brother is i'll with the
fever.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug 14.-At Tam
pa there are four suspicious cases of
sickness to-day and three cases of yell
low fever. Manatee has two cases and
Plant City one. st. Augustine is still
wildly alarmed for some reason or
other, and 1900 persons have left there
in the last day or two.
New YORK, Aug. 14.-Assistant Post
master Gayper said to-day that no ap-
prehension need be felt in regard to
mails coming from jacksonville. Fla,
as the department is taking ample pre-
cautions to prevent the germs OF yellow
fever being conveyed in mail matter.
All pouches are opened and the con-
tents thoroughly fumigated before they
are sent away.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. 14.-Three
nersons supposed to have yellow fever
nsssed through Louisville this morning
en- route from Jacksonville, Fla, to
their homes in Ohio. They went To
Jacksonville last spring for their health,
and when yellow fever became epi-
demic made their escape. When they
left Jacksonville Saturday none of them
were i'll. but before they reached Way
cross. Ga. one case had developed.
The victim WAS put Oft at farm three
miles south of WayCross-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-08-18
AUGUSTUS WELCOME,
Preparations for the Reception of MIR.
Blaine at His Home.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug. 1.-Extenslve
preparations are being made here for
the reception of Mr.. Blaine on Tuesday
evening. The procession escorting Mr..
Blaine to bis residence will pass under
an arch sbann;ng State Street, south of
the Augusta House, and bearing on ite
front the words "Welcome Home, :"
formed of gas jets. George w.
Whitehouse will deliver the ad-
dress of welcome, to which
Mr.. Blaine will respond. The grand
stand for the speaking has been built on
Mr.. Blaine's lawn. A large, number Of
citizens from various parts of the state
will take part in the reception, which is
expected to draw to Augusta the biggest
crowd ever seen here. The special car
of General Manager Tucker, of the
Maine Central Railroad, has been sent
to Boston for the use of MIR. Blaine and
his family. The party is expected to ar
rive here about 7:l5 O'Clock.
New YORK, Aug. II. = james q.
Blaine received many callers at his
rooms in the Fifth Avenue Hotel this
morning. Among thern were Stephen
B. Elkins, Senator Spooner, of Wiscon-
sin; ex-Speaker ga1usha A. Grow, OF
Pennsylvania, and Benjamin Harrison g
law partner. Mr.. Miller.
Mr.. Blaine will spend Sunday at Man
haitian Beach. He will go to Boston on
Monday and will leave there on Tues
day for Augusta. On August 10 he will
speak in Portland, opening the state
campajpn,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-08-18
HUNDREDS KILLED:
A voi6anib, Etaptioh destroys Several
JabaneSe Villages.

JabaneSe Villages.
The steamer City of Sidney, which ar
rived at San Francisco on the 18th from
Hong Kong and Yokohama brings
through Japanese journals particulars
of volcanic eruption of Banda San on
the 18th Of July. The details of the
catastrophe come in somewhat dis
jointed form The Chuya Shilnbun
DISPATCHED siieeiat reporter TO
The scene. According to his ac-
count the villages around Banda
San heard strange rambling sounds and
1elt shocks of earthquake from the 18th.
These phenomena continued intermit-
tently for two days and two nights, but
not being attended by any serious re-
suit, no great disquietude was felt. On
the morning of the 18th at about s
O'Clock the smaller Banda San trembled
and roared violently. Almost immedi-
sky suddenly grew dafk and the rum
Bling sounds continued accompanied by
a violent earthquake and fare uf daz-
2iing fianie., The, crest Of the smaller
Banda San appeared to be lifted bodily
upwards and then to fall again with a
tremendous noise. Then followed
showers of red mud, mingled with large
stones, spreading havoc around. Above
The mud fell few inches of ashes. In
the five villages of Iwase, Yosan,
Wakamiya, Misato and Hibara, the
greater part of the houses were buried
to a depth of from seven to twenty feet.
The state of the bodies recovered is ter
rible. Some are literally cut to pieces
others are parboiled SO that it is scarce
ly possible to distinguish between men
and women. A few eerpses we're found
suspended in Branches of trees. Up to
the .17th the ndmber of bodies recov.
cred was 476. i is believed that sixty
one are still entombed. The Wounded
number forty-one. Eighty-seven houses
have been DESTROYED The inhabitants
of Inawashiro and adjacent villages
fled to Wakamatsu and other places
when the eruption occurred. The re-
port of the local official of Wakamatsu
says the inhabitants of Inawashiro and
adjacent districts escaped. The wound
ed are receiving treatment at the school
house in InawasEiro. Their condition
is shocking. Some have fractured
skulls, others broken limbs, and the
faces Of few, are battered so as to be
undergraduate. There are about a
thousand people in need of help.
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DIED BY THE ROPE.
Hugh Maxwell Brooks Hanged-Preiter's
Murder Avenged.

Cry JAIL, ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug u
Hugh Brooks, alias Maxwell, was
banged in the Jail gard in this city this
morning, thus paying the penalty for
the murder of Arthur Preller On the
scaffo!d with him died Henry Land"
graf. Everything worked like machin'
.rv, from the bringing of the prisoners
from their cells to the sprlnging OF the
trap, all of which was accomplished IN
less than fifteen minutes. The process
sion to the scaffold passed between
double file of police. Maxwell was pale
and kept bis eyes on the ground. hla
step var steady and firm; not a tremor
was perceptibIe. Iandgraf walked
with his accustomed stold IN
difference. Neither spoke a word.
They had hardly ascended the scaffold
when the black caps were over
their heads, the nooses adjusted, and
an instant later both shot down
through the death trap. Landgraf be
came motionIess at once. Maxwelis
hodv twisted about considerably. The
dron fell at S.J6