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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-17

OuR CASH PR1cEs FoR
DRY GOODS
HENRIETTA CASHMERES, all pure fine wool,
wide double width, Gobenn Blue, Terra Gotta, OK
Blood Tan Serpent and Black; cash value Soc, price
LADIES'. BROApCLoTH. all pure fine WOOL one
yard and half wide, Gobelin Blue. Terra Gotta Tan
and Black cash value 81. our reduced price 87kc.
BLANkETS $3.50, SO, S6 so.
BLANKETS a, "a so, 95
BLANKETS O.. so, 81, 1878
BLACK SURAH SILKS only 5Oc.. real value 75c.
CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE
VALUABLE PRESENTS
For Our Cash Customers.
Buy S5 worth and select one Of the follow
ing presents: pair Of handsome Damask Towels
worth 81 half dozen fine Linen Napkins 75c; or .
pair Of silk embroidered corsets worth 75c.
ROYAL FRENCH SERGE, all pure fine French
Wool, wide double width. all colors very cheap n
5Oc., our reduced cash price VIC.
HENRIETTA CASHMEREs all colors, all pure
price reduced to size.
BLANKETS slishtly soled, large size. extra heavy,
o.: 90. %. 1915, "a, "a. so, IS.
TR1CO CLOTH, pure WOOL double width 37Nc.
LADIES' CLOTH SU1TlNG, pure wool, nearly one
yard and . half wide. great cash bargain SOC.
VALUABLE PRESENTS.
Cash customers are requested to select one Of the
following Presents If they buy $40 worth or over
handsome Bridal Quilt worth 81 so; two pairs of ee
CANT Damask Towels worth 81; one dozen ne Linen
Napkins worth ELL SO. sel3
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RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-Horace +. Lyon No 42Sx
m street, reports stolen from her house $40 worth
OF Jewelry.-Jas- L. Woodward, No. I26 street
southeast, reports stolen from house i've brass
splgots and some lead pipe.-W. A. Thomas, NO.
1921 9th street, reports stolen from his house sci
or harnesS-Lee Hong reports stolen from MS
laundry, No lbs 9th street, gold watch and
chain.
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Buy CoRsrrs, BRACES. &C. at l2o5 F street

PnrsTISe..Milans 51e TIN st., between E ana F..
Estimates furnished Low prices. Established
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-17
LOCAL MENTION


For the District Of Columbia MARYLAND ana Viz
gfnia, threatening weather and Light rains fol-
lowed oy fair on Tuesday; slightly cooler: winds
shifting 70 westerly. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-17

BEST IN WAsHINGroN.-our own make school
featuring Clothiers and TaiIors
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SaleS Of Real Estats

= r Flynn has bought, for 81. sos. 81, of W. G..
Pond sub lot IL, square 1876, % by 90 feet on U.
between 18th ana 16tf streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-17
HOOPS SAnsApAR111A

Is carefully prepared from ssrsaparilla Dsndelion
Mandrake, Dock, Ppsissewa, Juniper Berries and
other well known and valuable vegetable remedies, by
peculiar combination. proportion and process giving
to Hoods sarsapaa curative power not possessed by
other medicines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-17
LOST AND FOUND.

OsT-LADIES' GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN,
~ while goins from 9th IT 20 GEORGETOWN. Attached
TO chain was medal with Dora engraved side
and the other the initials III n Finder win ne
ceiyesuitable reward BY returning 70 l222 9th
st n IT.
CTRAYED TO NY PREMISES SATURDAY. SEP
- tember Is, large white and brown Cow.
Owner can haye same by praying proPery and peEing
Anacostia r O. se17-3t.
II OsT-sATURDAY. SEPTEMBER Is DIAMOND
~ Earring in Woodward LothropS seore. corner
and y, via II. Liberal reward II returned 70 90 -
ne. eelS-xr
IN OeT-olO REWARD-AN OLD MALTESE CAT
LssBundy" The above reward viii be patd for his 10
oovesy. No. zoo n - NV el5-0c
IN OST-ON SEPT as IN oIH-eT. WING or CEN
q money a nbsEAl reward y returned 70 1245 3lst
q. NV, o. olAce. osnter Market sel6-Sc
r O6T-VFD6F1DAY EvRNIN0. on THE 81.
konrS bofUoan 33d md 9Th 81 nv. Wotc6 Charm
i1nde v1n r:sun . $3.50 - nv. Wsss 1872. ,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-17


FINE FALL ovERcoArs $40. at Hollander Brssy
ASTONISHING, how blazing advertisements will
close out old stock
my line for the fall trade an invitation is extended
70 lrienos that have shared their patronage with
me. ana 70 those that contemplate purchasing 10
visit my warerooms that are now ready for busl-
, ness ny SOCK Is complete, all OF the very best
makes Tor style, quality and finish prices included
we Lead Competition can't follow. Furniture
complete In all Its branches. Don't forget the
psAce. BRHrTBARrns, Odd Fellows Hall,
7th ST. NV.
MKSs DBRBY HArs, fall styles 81 so and 81; extra
Saiue. A i. LEWIS, 435 9TH St
AznvscrAL Human Eyes HxxPLER's, tave), cor Az
TAILORING DsPARrxxNr-Our fall stock OF fall
sntin4 and tfouserings now ready. Esemafi
nsos, 1th and sta, Manufacturing Clothiers and
TatlorA
soaooL STATIONERY at JOHN C. PARKKR's, 6l7 and
61o TN sc.
How 70 KEEP wARx-why its easy enough II
yoQ buy Johnsons Steel Plate Warm An Furnace.
Every one guaranteed
A s. JOHNSON. 1910 9th ST. NV.
GossAnHR coArs, all sizes. 81, Hollander Bros.
ALI HoUsRxH.REHs should read Moses & Sons
advertisement In this paper OF bargains In house
furnishing goods
Do Nor FORGET for Bargains in Furniture, and
remember no old stock or shoddy goods.
At BREITBAKTH's, odd Fellows Hall,
7tk st. NV.
SCHOOL BOOKS at JOHN C. PAKKKRs, 617 and 6l9
7th Sc
or EvRRY DEscRuTIoN-Fan overcoats. Else
man Bros, tn and sts., Manufacturing Ciothiers
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How 70 KEEP wARN-why, It's easy enough! II
you buy Johnsons Steel Plate Warm Ar Furnace.
Every one guaranteed
A s. Johnson, 1910 9th st. NV.
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DfrioN.-To-day In the Equity Court on the petit
ton OF the District Commissioners a writ de
Iunatlco lnQulrendo was directed TO issue in the
case OF Geo. Smelling, VINO has been arrested sew
erai times for smashing windows Smelling is a
well-known printer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-17

SCHOOL Books at school-list prices at
JOHN C. pARKrR'a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-17

AUCTION SALE OF fine building lots tomorrow at
O'Clock, In front or the premises 9th. near q
street southeast, rapidly adyancing section OF the
city. See advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-17

MESs DBRBY HATS, fall styles 81. SO and g; extra
value. A T. LEWIS, 435 9TH st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-17

AAsS SoAIs, al slzes 81, nonanooi DioS
ALI HoUsRKR.RERs should read Moses & Sons
advertisement in this paper OF bargains In house
furnishing goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-17
HOODS SARsAPARu.LA

Is the best blood purifier It cures scrofula. Salt
Rheum. Boils. Pimples, all Humors, Dyspepsia. Bill
ousness Sick Headache, Indigestion. General Debility
Catarrh, Rheumatis m, Kidney and Liver complaints
overcomes that tired feeling, creates an appetite
strengthens the and builds the whole sys-
tenn. 1t il sold by all druggists q: six for s. Pre-
pared by c. l. HOOD CO.. LOWELL Mas
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-17

Do NOT FORGET for Bargains In Furniture, and
remember no old stock or shOddy goods
AZ BRErrBAETH's, odd Fellows Hall,
7tk ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-17

The H8Wafin Government I'm TrOuhle
TIE FINANCES IN DEPLORABLE sTArR-FIARs OF
ANOTHER kEvoLUTIOH.
Recent arrivals from the Hawaiian ISLANDS de.
clare that the government Is insolvent, and that
nothing can prevent bankruptcy In the near future
The reform government, which came into power
on the downfall OF the Gibson ministry has simply
used any coin In sight TO pay current expenses,
with no thought OF settlement. Sandwich
Island planter who arrived recently said In con.
verSattOn:
THE treasury is empty, and yet over quarter
must be redeemed Then the Post-ofice savings
Bank Is IN worse condition. This was established
mainly Tor the benent OF contract lahOrers on the
sugar plantations, and It was understood that the
government would not touch this money The
nnance minister however admits that he has
drawn over 100000 IRON these deposits and there
Is ABOUT the same amount remaining. Last Janu-
aIy the japanese government became alarmed at
the raids on this fund, and withdrew over 500 600
oePossteu oy Japanese Immigrants The public debt
OF Hawaii may be put In round numbers at
E,7oO,OOO for which the only security Is crown
lands and government buildings at Honolulu,
which, under forced sale, would not realize half
this amount The latest proposal Is TO issue
per cent bonds, which may be peddled out for
what they will bring when there Is pressing de.
mand Tor coin. Foreigners VINO helped TO put the
present ministry IN power are disg1sted, and only
the power OF an armed league, whose leaders have
men-of-war, prevent another revolt. Kalakaua
would welcome change, as his ministers are get
ting pickings that used to be divided between the
monarch and his favorite prime minister 0Ibaon
should not be surprised az any time 20 hear Of
another revolution In the sandwich IslandA"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-17

TAILORING DRPARTMxNT.-Our fall stock OF fall
smtin3 and trouserings now ready. Eiseman
neos., 5th and Z sta, Manufacturing Clothiers and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-17

or EVERY DEscRuTIoN-Fan overcoata Else
man Bros, It'll and sts., Manufacturing Clothiers
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Cor. 18th & K SITS. fac
ing McPh. So; S333. IS
! st, bet 17&1S. =. 1888. 3:
I St. bet. l7&1S. 1898:
l ST.. bet. l7S1S, sea-
Cor. 10th and Mass.
av. Cine location }. $685.
K st., bet 17th&lSth. 300
HIST, bet. l7thSlSth. .25l
Conn. ave, bet MN. 25S
Mass ave. bet. 11&lS-25(
G ST., bet 13th&l4th. DE
7 St. adj. to Dupont
Circle.-.....-..........23s
n. II. ave. ADJACENT to
Dupont Circle. 200
Cor. F and 18th NV. 200
Other furnished and unf
we invite attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-17

EoR sALE-PARTIEs IN NEED OF PINE OR OAK
10 Pling should communicate with before pur-
chasing else where. lave secured quantity
order 70 supply the demand promptly. 1. A
CLARKE Occoquan. Va se4-3ms
EoR sALE:-FINEsT ASSORTMENT OF PLEAS
T ure Vehicles and business Wagons in the city ana
the lowe prices. j. X. PRODIGY, cor. 9th and New
York ava. and 1890 sd st. NV. su3l-lm
INOR 5. LIE OR ExCHANGE-UNTIL SEPTEMBER
Il 10 great baryains IN all styles Of Carriaxes Bur
gies and Wagons also Harness. aud second hand
to reduce stock. W. \. GEyER. 466 Pa. sv. au23
FOR SALE Oh ExccHAHaEm -.
The largest and best assorted stock Of New and sec
ond hand Grocers. Bottlers. Butchers, MIA, Fancy
delivery. Express Maeons. Farm WAGONS and
Carts, Coupe Rockaways. Extension top and Jump
Seat CarriSees v,csoriz. surrys. Pony and Docton'
Sole Agent for the OouItland Wagon %. Fine Bug
Washington Horse and Carriage BAxaar, 9.,S-94O
Louisiana ave. 8. BENsINGER auI7-lm
LroR SALE CARRIAGES. BC0GIEs, ROAD
Carts Pony csrts surrsys. and Al kinds Of spring
eait{; JOHN J, COOK. 1895 n st. West Washing.
EoR SALE THE -oTTo" GAS ENGINE RE-
NJ Gurss e s no boiler .yods al expansive :s.ena.ncs
and price list. D. BALLAUf. Agt 731 9TH 81. nl3-tr
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EOR RENT-HoUSES-
l. 1909 2 st. NV, 9r.,
NIL, new.
1924 z St Or, m.i......4'
304l \ st., 1lr., mia.
3432 z NV, 7r.. m-i27 %
1908 z ST. NV, Tor. and
store. m.i..........-...2
3423 a % D ST.. 0r. and
bath. ..........-.....15.5t
jyl6-3m G. II. Flo
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IroR sALE-NEARLY NEW 7-Ro0M BAY-wIN-
IL dow Brick St. I'd ne: %. $50. easy terms;
tenant guaranteed for six months At s25. W. L
Wright, Room l3 9th and n. sel4-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-17
THE ARNoRY BUILDING.

The old Armory building, used by the Fish Com
mission, suffered considerably. The slate roof
was ripped on and the rain poured In, wetting the
specimens stored therein. Workmen were busy
this morning covering the roof with canvas. A
Waterman who was In the building at the time
said the noise OF the slate coming from the roof
sounded like discharge OF muSketry.
Mr.. Sherman, the assistant Superintendent of
the National Museum, was experimenting the
work OF repair to-day. He thought the specimens
were mostly saved, as nearly all OF them were
heavily boxed up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-17

EOR RENT-UN Or ABOUT OCTOBER Is xHAI
IL desirable nav Brick Building. containing eighl
largo rooms and magnificent store suitable for ans
KIND of n1t-classret.n busne.4 qtuatsd northwssi
coFnsf 18th Ct and Hhods Islend ave. nv. In alley
l.rss stsblss; olb sach. ,. Mel DoDeoN. 1925
1t. nv. su$6-sn
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SCHOOL BOOKS at JOHN c. PAKxERs, 617 and SO
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22d SITS. lbs
r ST., bet. l7thS 18th 100
X. i. av. mr.. SCOTS
Clrcle. .lOO
+ St, bet. 18th 4 18th. rs
l14th St. bet. V and w. 40
furnished Houses. to which
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NOR RENT-HOUSES.
Il Skat'gR'k, N.Y.av.&30O
1112 10th st. NV, (fur.l
l1r. .90
11l6 Conn. nv. 11r- 1888
1882 p st. NV, (fur.l
lor. .0u
1916 Sunderland Pl.. 10r1i
1887 L st. NV. 12r....-1y
3ll A st. 9. e. I3r. -. ...75
l742 + st. NV. 12r. 10
Sig 10th st. NV. 11r..65
2S20 p st. NV. Tor. 80
1905 q st, u. w., . r.. DC
9l9 II st. u. W.. Sr. 90
1446 Q st. NV. Sr. AS
EOS G st. n. W. Tor. 80
1919 Corcoran Ct, l1r.. Al
1918 30th u. w.. lar. 40
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22l0 18th st NV. rooma IN. S3l
st. extended rooms. water. l5.O(
seli-6t THOa @. HENSEY, 1226 IT NV.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
PERSONAL POINTS

DR.. JrIrs WISE has returned from
Jacksonville.
Miss FASNIE PAGE has returned from a
delightful visit 10 friends at Stanton.
WV. w. MORRISON, Manager OF tho
London Mine, Alma, Col, is in the city.
Miss BIRDIE AsKEw, OF jackson, Tcnn.,
is visiting at $50 Jefferson street ex-
tended.
Cart. J. II. REvs has returned from
Pittsburg. His father who has been very
i'll, is entirely out OF danger, and will, no
doubt soon be entirely well.
SENATOR WADE HAMPTON, OF South
Carolina, passed through Memphis last
night on his way from Mississippi 10
Washington 10 be present al the reopcning
OF Congress next Wednesday.
Dr. j. II. HoDGsoN aud Theo. II. Pease
New York; H. II. Reese, Savannah, Ga. !;
w. II. Cocn, Louisville; II. h. Morning
star, Bowling Green, j. L. Kinney. Chi
cago; j. L. Edmunds. Bolivar, Miss; Sem
aiOr Wade Hampton, South Carolina, are
at the Peabody.
q. V. llUnBARp and son. G. W. Green,
i. Il. Green, !. V. n. Polk. Temple, Tex;
A. l.. Pinkncy, Hot Springs, Ark A. q.
huNhtllhatl hituuult MISS u. \. N uy-
kcndaic, Harrison, Miss; Arthur IArdie,
Traverse City, arc among the arrivals at
the Glare ndon Hotel.
AT Gasion's Hotel arc registered: Jas.
NJ. Cathcart, Piqua, o.; Mr.. and Mrs. T..
T. Gillette, s. Paul; VI. q. Scnnctt, NJ. II.
Williams, Pine Bluff; w. 4. Hancock. La
Grange; A. ID. Hewitt. Bedding, Mich;
DR.. Julius Wise, Jacksonville, Fla; W. II.
Garrett, Nashville, Tenn; WIN. W. Nor
rison, Alma, Col.
NisIroRs on Change yesterday: Thoa.
Price, New York; II. II. Reese, New
York; G. A. Simon, 81 Louis; NJ. ID.
Williams, lazoo City, Miss; Mira w. A.
Morrison. Petersburg. Va; Louis War.
rington, Baltimore, Nd; Mns. Il. ID. Ram
baui, city: Miss Rosa Warrington. Balu-
more, Md; Miss Maud Rambant, city;
Miss Marie Rambaui. city, sam Taylor,
Louisville, NY; NJ. II. Gunther, Louis
vile. Ky; w. II. jackson, Toledo, o.; L.
Z. Crump. Yves, Point. Miss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
MISS oAsTLEToN pIsLIKEs
Variety Plays, But for Goodness sGl
Don't SayaI Told You:'

Variety Plays, "But for Goodness sake
Don't SayI Told YouS'
Twenty minutes after the drop of tho
curtain at the conclusion OF the poor
children's matinee yesterday, re-
porter entered the stage door and
sent his card TO Miss Castle,on, who
readily granted an interview. Miss Cas-
Teton is us charming a convorsationalist as
she is clever an actress, and is ~ natural
in real life MS she is artistic in the mimic
scene. Her predominant trait is ganer-
osty, and the members of her company
speak OF her in loving kindness. Thoyare
still full of talk of the Christmas surprise
which their grateful hands prepared for
her Christmas eve, transferring room in
the Peabody Hotel into bower of roses,
from the center OF which Christmas
tree, laden with tokens Of affection,
charmed the senses OF their astonished
chief Miss Castleton is that rare thing,
an actress who is not Jealous of her com-
pany. Their triumphs arc her triumphs
She Is too sure OF herself to begrudgc others
a generous share of applause. When
asked by the reporter how the days events
had impressed her, Miss Castleton replied:
"Oh, | enjoyed il immensely, as you
might have seen, and to all my company
II was II delightful and refreshing dcpar-
ture from the humdrum routine OF our
lives. Didn't you notice how they cut up
They acted like grown children and the
appreciation of the little ones stimulated
them TO increased excriion. Oh, il was
rare fun" In this opinion Miss Dawes,
who was present, heartily concurrcd.
Abiding TO her playa, Cray Patch and
"a Paper DOLL" MISS Castleton spoke Of
the difficulty OF procuring good and suita-
bic plays. She said: lido not play these
things from choice but necessity. They
have chosen. would give much, very
much for a good play. am willing to pay
very good price for il"
Speaking of her songs she said: al also
experience much difficulty in securing
good songs. / know that For Goodness
sake Don't Say ! Told You and The
Spider aud the lly' are what are called
chestnuts, but the people seem TO want
them. Managers have told the time and
again that people have turned away from
the box Office on being informed that |
would not sing them, so what can do2
must please the public"
After pause she continued: 81 love
my art and take pains TO do artistic work.
II | had my way | would try Legitimate
comedy | believe can do IL, but what
is the use? The result would be financial
failure. All who have tried It have failed.
Nat Goodwin is conspicuous example
The people don't want il. They prefer
the light plays with an abundance OF VT
ricty business in il, and We periorcc must
give IL TO them. We study their tastes,
not our own"
Miss Castleton is very well pleased with
her business here and the apprcciatiye
character Of her audiences. She says the
receipts show a marked gain over last
year, demonstrating in most substantial
way that "a Paper doll" Is at least popular
with the public, even though the critics
find Il heavy. II.
Miss Castlcton and her company were
entertained NJ supper last night al
Gerding's by n party Of friends.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
LOCAL BREVITIBs.

The Legislative Council will hold its last
meeting this year on Monday next
W. l.. Heath was bound over to the
State yesterday by Squire Garyin on two
charges OF larceny.
Frank Campbell, white tramp, was
sent TO Jail by Justice Barry yesterday, for
getting In his work on man on Front
street for IS or 50.
Squire Garvin yesterday sent Henry
Benner TO jail 20 await the action OF the
Grand Jury. Benner is charged with OBJ
tanning 50 under false pretenses.
A sneak-thef entered the boarding.
house at No. las Madison street Wednes-
day night and got away with few articles
OF clothing and some small pocket change
Cards bearing the following announce.
ment have been sent TO leading society pco-
pie: "Miss Mail Watson, at home, Friday,
december %. 1855, O'Clock TO II
O'Clock pm"
loose rail in the street railway track
near main and jefferson streets caused
serious damage 20 street car No. %, Of the
Poplar street line, yesterday morning. Mr.
Emile Levy was the only passenger and
lost no time in evacuating through q
window.
Only a few names arc lacking TO com
plete the list of 800 associate members OF
The Wagner Club, and they are gndually
coming In. Very soon IL will be too late
for those who are neglecting the oppOr
tunity 10 get In. Better place your name
with Mr.. Emile Levy early today.
TnR APPEAL will be more than pleased
10 publish on Sunday morning next list
OF those Who will keep open house on New
Years day. together with the ladies who
viii assist at each. In order TO do this
fully and correctly, plainly prepared lists
should he sent in not later than 8 o'clock
pm. tomorrow, Saturday. ladies, don't
forget Il, now.
A movement has been begun by a
couple OF well known business men 10
raise purse Of respectable proportions 10
be divided among the worthy young girls
Mt the telephone Office. There are eighteen
or twenty girls employed nj tho central
Hello" end OF the wires and some were
remembered 10y their friends TO the extent
OF 500 or $500. while others had slender
fare. The aim Is 10 contribute mainly for
those who were on the slim list.
The industrial school Of The Rowan Bap.
list Church, Fort Pickering. will give an
other one Of lis delightful entertainments
this friday evening at $50 O'Clock, which
the public Is most cordially invited TO ut.
tend. This school Is under the manage.
. ment OF Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Snow, who
take a great deal Of interest in the welfare
Of the children IN that portion OF the city.
The proceeds Of this entertainment will be
used Tor the benefit Of the church. and II
u desired that there should be q large at
tendance. This school numbers over sixty
regular pupils, and ther has been In the
past great deal Of good accomplished In
this way. The main features IN this en-
teriainment will be the ladders Of faith aud
ruin.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
SUNDAY SCHOOL socIABLEs.
Holiday Entertainments by Two OF tn,
Leading Schools OF the City.

Holiday Entertainments by Two OF tho
Leading Schools OF the City.
The pupils Of two Sunday schools were
the recipients, yesterday aud last night, Of
much pleasure from special holiday or
Christmas entertainments.
At Calvary Episcopal Church, beginning
at o'clock IN the afternoon, the novel
and attractive successor 10 the long.chcr.
ishcd Christmas trce was given. Tho
newly adapted institution II known ~
Jacobs Ladder" and was fashioned 20
carry out, ~ practically NJ possible, the
Idea plainly conveyed blythe Biblical treat
mcnt Of that dream vision. Instead Of the
tree. gifts for the little ones, and also con.
tribuiions from the parish 10 the Indian
school IN Dakota, were placed on the lad
der, the rings aud sidc.bau Of which were
cntincly covered by them and the various
class banners. Tue process OF distributing
these presents was migrpcnscd with sing.
me- the whole being. conducted by ihc
Rev. Dr. BuHoid, rector, with Mr.. Emile
Levy nt the organ. Tho exercises con.
snmcd about two hours, aud were delight
fully interesting.
Tho teachers and pupils Of the First
Baptist Church Sunday School came to-
rcihcr In the lectufc-ro0fn OF the church
last night for their annual Christmas tree.
II was q we'll arranged and managed NJ.
fair. aud enjoyed by large number Of big
and little people. Rcriiaiiuni and SONGS
formed part II the regular exercises.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
WHITE oAP ouTRAaEa.
A Lending Physician Cruelty Thras IA ID
for No Cnuso.

CncAoo, H., Dec. IA dispatch
from Martin's Ferry, o., says At Hope
dale, Harrison county, Christmas night,
Willie Caps visited Dr. John Parkhil, a
leading physician, aud gave him a terri
bic ihrashing. His GRAND boy had been
intoxicated and the White Caps accused
Parkhill Of drugping him.
Charles Gamble, merchant. hearing they
contemplated regulating him, nccosicd two
men whom he bad reason 10 believe wcru
members Of the organization, and threat.
cned b. shoot them In cnso dcmoustra.