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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
New AND EsrrRrArsrsa
NOVELS,
NOVELS,
NOTELS,

New AND EsrrRrArsrsa
NOVELS,
NOVELS,
NOTELS,
WITH GAUGE l. SWALLOW,
ATTORNEYS
By ALBION ". IoURGEE. author of "A FOOLS
Errand," &c. limo Cloth. 81.
1t is needles to say this work has the stamp Of
peculiar vigor and originality which has secured for
Judge Tourrees other novels such wide popularity It
enters a somewhat new field. though one with which
the author Is familiar and gives free to his
h 3nr bis fsea s Isd s
the reader to the end with unique and varied tasci
nation.
ERLAcH COURT.
German Of ossfP scaG T ismo cloth VI :ne
THE novelreading public Of the Uni.ed states owe
lions from the German. partly for the judgment she
has always shown i'll her selection OF authors to be
always characterized her versions. adaptations if
indeed it would not he better to call them her i'm
Erpress "a '-'' -A'" """
A DREAM OF CONQUEST
By LLOYD BeYCE. author Of Paradise" &c; Re-
g g5a. from hipp'n'0''' Magazine Sv0' Paper
The story is 80 we'll constructed and told with such
satire Governmental methods is as 1T is
exaspersting The theme Of the story is the bombsrd
nese feet-not at all an mpossibe thing rs General
Bryce describes it."-Aeto York Tribune.
ADRlF1: A STORY OF NIAGARA
By JULIA DITTO YOUNG. I'm. Cloth. Sl25
"Adrift" is q striking novel, the scene of which is
located in the neighborhood Of Niagara Very fifty
aud domestic rapids on which many find Themselves
adrft. The authoress julia Ditto Young, possesses
stead in the Infringement Of some OF the trying and
delicate situations OF her present story.
...For sale by all Booksellers win be sent post
PAID q rseflRi p sas gE?fc Publishers
n20.21.23 us and III Market ST. Philadelphia.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHr An. THURSDAY.
For the District of Columbia. Delaware,
Maryland and Virginia, threatening weather
and light rain, clearing in the District of Column
bis and Virginia; stationary tenn srature;
southvesterly winds
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Our WALL PAPER STocS comprises the
newest and most artistic STYLES of the latest
manufacture. W. b. Moses & Son. and 18th
NV. Furniture. carpets, upholstery goods,
window shades, wall papers, &C.
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FRENcH FLEEcED MERINo UNDERWEAR, 45c.
FRANC, One Price, corner It'll and d streets
DoN'T FORGET

DoST FORGET
To come in and take u look through our stock
Of els suits We have an endless variety and
we're sure to please you.
EIsEMAN Bros, It'll and L,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Iailors.
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CITY ITEMS

Everybody Has Kids that they sell for
SL00; but our Sl.00 Chevrette Kid Glove, with
two patent lock clasps is the best in the
market. FRANC, One Price,
1t Corner 7th and d streets
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We ARE GETTING Up a splendid assortment
Of chairs, with cushions for Christmas presents.
When you want to buy don't fail to call and see
W. II. HoUGHToS Co.,
l2l8-l2z0 street northwest.
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A SOC. Foor Resi- gives satisfaction.
W. II. HOUGH coS & Co..
l2lS + street northwest
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Hon BACK BRAss-BoUSD Rockers, $3.50,
%. so and 80 each.
". II. HoUGHToS 4 Co.,
12ls-l220 + street northwest
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w EY1,s
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE.
81 SEVENTH ST,

WEY1s
oNE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE.
81 SEVENTH ST,
Offers . magnificent line Of SUITS and OvERCoATs
for Boys Of all sizes At the lowest prices ever offered
ovERCoATs for Boys. six to twelve. from 81 SO up
SUITS for Boys. six to thirteen, from o. up.
FOR MEN.
Asplendid line of BUSINESS SUITS from % mp.
Fine DRESS SUITS from sl2 to s2s.
PRINCE ALBERT SUITS q speciality. OVER.
COATS In al the new designs
CAPE ovERcoATs from sl2 to sls sxSK
ovERCoAIs from $3.50 to s25.
STORM COATS from ss to els. ODD PANTS
from % up.
Thsse goods al Of the best material. honestly
made. and prices are positively 80 per cent below
those Of all other houssa oc2-3m
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Fred Browns Ginger, the genuine, is
warranted to possess III a concentrated form all
the valuable properties of pure Jamaica Ginger,
and on trial will be found an excellent medi-
cine, which no family should be without. At
irst-class druggists. 1t
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For WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES go
70 r. w. HENDERSON, lll3 L St NV.
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Buy Machine with a Reputation.
Earned by forty years of faithful service.
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. 9.
Eclipses all others, being
Simple, Swift, Silent Symmetrical and Service
able. WHEELER d WILSON MIRO. Co,
n20-1m 437 9Th at NV
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Now Is THE lime

Before You Buy your carpets and furniture
zee ". II. Hoeke's stock and get his prices.
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STUFFED UP FEELING.


BILE. recommend Hoods sarsaparia to. all good
medicine" Mrs. s. D. HEATH, Putnam. Conn.
HOODS sARsAPAR1LLA
Sold by all druTgsts Ell six for s5. Prepared only
by g. I. HOOD CO.. Apothecsries, Lowell. Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
CITY ITEMS.
Everybody Has Kids that they sell for
two patent lock clasps, is the best in the
market Franc. One Price,
1t Corner It'll and d streets.
Old RyeWhislky, 75e: Ct. MErzorR's, 18th NV.
New Fashion Sheets for Dec, Free.
at Domestic Sewing Machine Office, 7th and H.
n20-4t
observation-disclosures and Jewelry. FRANK,
46l Pa. ave. MO, 23-2t+
Buy Machine with a Reputation.
Earned by forty years of faithful service.
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. 8.
Eclipses all others, being
Simple, Swift, Silent Symmetrical and Service
able. WHEELER & WILSON MFe. Co.,
n2O-1m 437 9th ct. NV.
Extra FineBasket-fred Japan Tea. MErzerR's
An Excellent Autumn Tonic.
At this season of the year, when the system
is usually run down, it needs a stimulant or
some kind Of tonic to build it up by invigorat-
ing the liver. There is no better stlmuiant or
tonic than Tharp's Old Rye Berkeley Whisky, at
SlS street northwest. 1t
Many gentlemen buy cigars at MErzaER's. /"
How Well You Are Looking this morn
ing! Yes, have no more headaches now, l
am wearing pair of Aluminium Eye Glasses,
the hghtest and most perfect known. 1t
For Fine Fresh-roasted Coffees. MErzaER'ss
soc. Cash, 25c. Weekly.-New credit sys-
tenn. Rogers Silver Ware, Albums, Lace Cur
talns, Table Linen, Portieres, Clocks. Address
GAIN, Star office; will call with samples. it,
''Sunrise Chop" Tea, 5Oc MErzaER's, All 7th.
Fred Browns Ginger, the genuine, is
warranted to possess III a concentrated form all
the valuable properties of pure Jamaica Ginger,
and on trial will be found an excellent medi-
cine, which no family should be without. At
irst-class druggists. 1t
Cigars by box. speciality. MErzGER's, 7th n.w.'
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired at
lowest prices. All work guaranteed. FRANK,
sol ia. ave. MT, 23-2t*
Salvation Oil is a speedy and permanent
cure for ali pain. 1t extirpates the cause.
~
Nv. o-e"-e. -1I-Ho-A . W. s'
Picture Frames to order in the very latest
styles delivered on day of order) at prices TO
satisfy every one Taber's Celebrated Arto-
types, 22x2S, 49c. Large Oak Easels, 99c.
Steel or Bronze Easels, Sl.49; Large, Sl0. Oil
Paintings i'm Gin. Deep Git Frame. sc az
Taber's Artotypes Handsomely Framed, Sl.75
l5-6t+ NJ SILvERBERG d Co.. 3I2 7th st. NV.
---
Extra FINE burbank Potatoes. METzGERs.
psirine and Rsnting at the nnmastic iv Seu me-
Machine Office, 7th and H. c. AUERBAcH, Agt.
"
AmS ine w hisAies hanoieo over the bar
az WMiSe 3, LOU ia. AVE.. opposite Natlonal
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Hams and smoked meats at moderate prices.
Choice brand of pure lard, poultry and game.
Orders solicited and marketing delivered to all
parts of the city. GEO. kILLEEN.
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e. E s. !, Sc 4 f. :: ::

Many new styles in WALKING JACKETS, and
among them some extreme novelties
We desire also to call your special attention to our
large line Of LADIES' WRAPPERS. All sizes from 81
to A.
FLANNEL WRAPPERS. braid trimmed. plated
yoke princess back in Navy, Garnet and Gray Price
80.
STRIPED FLANNEL WRAPPERS, with Plain Cash.
mere Fronts. Colors. Navy and Dark Garnet Navy
ard Brown. Gray and Black. Price. %.
HAIR LINE STRIPE WRAPPERS, Full Front. VEL
vet Guns Collar aud Belt, PIincesse Back Good A.
sortment OF colors. Price, ell
CASHMERE WRAPPERS. Solid Co,orinss. snh
Front. Rsveres aud Cuis tDirectoire style, Price.
el2.
FINE SERGE WRAPPERS, Fancy YOKE. Fun
Sleeves. Loose Front Ribbon Trimmed Stripe effscts
in Garnet. Blue aud Black. Price, 1880.
Many other styles. but space VIII not allow descrip
tons.
CHuDREN's COATS.
Full and Complete Assortment Of LADIES' FUR.
NIsAIN0s.
wN n. McKNEM
6accsssor 10 r. q. TaylosA
n12 933 Penn svA
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VISIT the Empire Carpet Cleaning Works
6Sl-6S5 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1872
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E E 4 4 - j III iEE II ::
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
sEvENlH sTkKEr.
Prices always the 'o,,s, or ,On,y ,Sia % res.AsA
The HOUSE BEAUTIFUL.

The HOUSE RFArTrFru.
Take any Of the following articles place them taste
fuy in room and what difference there viii be
IN thst rooms For very little outlay of
money You can decorate the house srtisticsly from
parlor 20 attic
We've quoted SPECIAL prices on IN. suoa. man
toned there can he better time 70 buy than nov.
sl2 90 CHENILLE RORTIERs FOR ssss PAIR.
An actual fact They have handsome WIDE dados
with plain tops Of the following colors shades Of
Terra Gotta. Old Rose. Steel Gold Olive &c WI pus
these along any curtains in town for si25o
SS.eS FOR YOUR CHOICE NOW.
1925 China silk searfs Is new patterns. for eso
each
81 Canvas Chenille e. Covers for sl rs each.
New Int. China silk scarfs. frineed. 25c. each.
Can't be told from silk
Monte Linen scArfs centers Of assorted oolors
worth Soc. for soc. each.
54-inch Linen scarfs, drawn ends. csc. each
7@-inch Monte Linen scarfs. fancy drawn work CO.
tiers. marked 81 .25, for esc. each
Oval Tray Covers. fringed all around. CSC. each
Fancy open-work Momie Linen splAshsrs worth
Csc. for Acc each
eoc. Figured China silk 75c. yard.
4inch deep Barvarron Thread Frinse all coiors
something new saves the time and trouble Of making
your own fringe, 25c. yard.
Irish Point Hand-work Mats and scarfA soc fos
small mat.
$3.50 for 7c-inch scarf
All intermediate sizes. Hundreds Of other arti.
cles. II You buy your Art Materials and worsteds
from us will save considerable pin money during
the year.
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soc. Cash, 2oc. Weekly.-New credit sys-
tenn. Rogers Silver Ware, Albums Lace Cur
tains, Table Linen, Portieres, Clocks. Address
GAIN, Star office; will call with samples It,
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IT'S. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WASHINGTON DRESSED BEEF, go to Jno. X.
KELLY Center market, 9Th st. wing, tomorrow.
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PROFESSIONAL

DROF. CLAY, OLD EsTABII~HED AND RELI-
Il able Clzirvoyant, Astrologer and Medium, born
NTH Vel ana WONDERFUL fropheuc 6ift OF second
Sxht, reveals every Hidden Mystery finds Lost or
stolen Property, brings Separated Together.
speedy Happy Marriages. gives Success in Business
removes all Faniy troubles, influences.
SICKNESS mas more Power than all the Ciarvoysnts in
Inc city, which ne II prepared to prove; been
known To fail Once Hours y m to B p. sundays
70 q. eittings 3uc. Lie keadings by mail re-
Birth.
oclS-30ts $40 10th ri. NV.
IA MI BROOKE TELLS ALL HE EvENTs %
M LIFE AL business conf ceL tiAl laoles aud sen.
uenen % cents EACH 40 L ~. between eth sta
stA NV. au-o-l4w'
M ME. DREANER TELLS ALL EVENTS OF LIFE
III In Eng1ish or German. Al business conndential
Once hours. O. m. 70 v pm Al 18th ct n Opsp
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Old Rye Whisky, 75c OF. MErzaER's, 18th n. W

New Fashion Sheets for Dec, Free.
at Domestic Sewing Machine Office, 7th and H.
n20-4t
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Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired at
lowest prices. All work guaranteed. FRANK,
46l Pa. ave. .23-2ts
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e. Fl T = = s: : $:
SScGa 90 q 90 . RRDPS ssss
GGG 90 90 Odd ssss :.


Out Of our large and varied stock have selected
the following:
44-inch All-wool Satin-stripe Berbers with Q
1o-inch self color Persian border. goods which are
worth every cent Of sl6 5. Come in ii, new shades,
SPECIAL PRICE 9sc YARD.
in eight new shades: were 81
SPECIAL PRICE CSC. YARD.
4o-inch finest quality All. wool French Foules. IN
every desirable and new shade. marked o. yard
SPECIAL PRICE 75c. A YARD.
THERE'S no owery speech needed to puff up these
goods they all honest values for the original
prices. The SPECIAL PRICES are Just 90 much
saved for you you need only to see them for to
tell their worth
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$3.50 Folding-Skir Forms at 50. so at
the Domestic Sewing Machine Office, 9TH and Ii.
nl4,161 1920
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JusT RECEIVED a complete assortment OF
Office furniture.
Desks from $40 up to ESQ.
W. II. HoUGHToN Co.,
1918 and LOO 4 street northwest.
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Salvation Oil is a speedy and permanent
cure for ali pain. 1t extirpates the cause.
Price rs cents. 8
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Java and Mocha, fresh, fine, SOC. MErzaEa

Java and Mocha, fresh, line, 3Oc. METzdER's.
For the Greatest Bargains
In Boots and Shoes Of all descriptions call to
the smoke and water sale at the Boston Shoe
House, 9l2 7th st. NV, between and K. Shoes
for Ladies, Gents, Misses and Children slightly
damaged by water, at half price. Do not for
get the place.
Boston SHOE House,
h. GoLDsTEIN, Prop,
912 18th st. q. W., bet. and K.
n6-1m Sign, Blue Slipper over the door
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Many gentlemen buy cigars at MErzaER's.

How Well You Are Looking this morn
ing! Yes, have no more headaches now,
am wearing pair of Aluminium Eye Glasses,
the lightest and most perfect known. 1t
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Bargains.-Watches and Jewelry. FRANK,
l6l Pa. ave. NO. 3-2t~
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Extra FineBssket-fredJ Japan Tea. METzoER's
An Excellent Autumn Tonic.
At this season of the year, when the system
is usually run down, it needs a stimulant or
some kind Of tonic to build it up by invigorat-
ing the liver. There is no better stlmuiant or
tonic than Tharp's Old Rye Berkeley Whisky, at
Sl8 street northwest. 1t
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WV III. McKSrw.
s33 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

We wish to inform our patrons and the public that
during the past few days have received large add
tons to our stock Of
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Sample of Sunrise Chop" Tea given away.

Society and Club Badges, Gold and Sill
yer trimmings. 3. n. MEYER, go 7th st. n. W..
au24-s6wjn
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F. f. :, :: s. & e. E r s:
BBB Z ssss ( X EEE ssss
Waste Baskets.
Baby Baskets
Pin Cushion Baskets.
Needle Baskets
Hair Pin Baskets.
Baskets for Decoration.
Baskets for Ornaments
See our prices. They are correct
$S'S I &c 4 K IS: IS.
eoSS ILL 200 200 "A AAA Xxx ssss t:

AsTRAcHAN cAPEs, s4.4s $3.50. $500 and
IS. At the above prices admit Of no competition
at all Astrachans scarce. Astrschan Capes very
scarce and in great demand See ours and well save
You looking further.
PLUSH cAPEs. Is. 50 so up to IS. as satin lined.
finely finished.
Ladies' 80 Tailormade Newmsrkets in stylish plain
cloths.
LADIES' sI5 Berlin Newmarkets with the new Bishop
Sleeves
Ladies' $3.50 Berlin Braided Jacket
ladies' s17. 80 Seal Plush sacque.
Misses sl2 Newmsrkets-Sl 2 for sixteen years. OIL
less for each size under sixteen years
Misses So 80 Scotch Cloth Garments with . New
Stylish Cape
Ask for any Of the above and you will get than
your moneys worth.
Ask for anything in our immense stock Of closks,
whether for ladies' Misses OF Children and you will
be sure to get what is and stylish. well and
strongly made goods guarantee in every respect,
both IN wearing quality and prices We msrepresent
nothing; when We mark a garment put on the
lowest possible price, and guarantee TO you that
that Is THE lowest attainable anywhere.
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WASH. b. WILL .s;z. 7th and D SITS. NV.
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Now Is THE lime
To get an overcoat if you haven't already got
one. See ours at SIS; all styles including
cape coats.
EIsEMAy Bros. 18th and E.
Manufactu turing Clothiers and Tailors.
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Best SC. and 1Oc Cigars. METzGER's, It'll st.

The Fine Whistles handled over the Bar
at Willige's, 1920 Pa. ave.. opposite National
Theater, are building up lively trade for this
new establishment. Patrons have their choice
OF six Grades Of Fine Rye, Bourbon and Sour
Mash Whistles, also Of the choicest Brands of
Cigars. ocl2-s&wlOts
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

Two ARLINGToN-FAsT STAGE LINE AT .. 40
Il =. m. Rare Doc. round Drive through principal
streets 2oc Soldiers home and grounds, o0c. Coach
chartered. Leaves THE WtBoI Tx, 5l3 18Th St nj w.
nl5-3m
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ADJUSTMENTS.

- - NCi<<'AA<AN ~.
NEW NATIONAL rHEATER
First American Engagement and Only Appearances in
NIX. AND MRS
+. { {. ii E. E. 4 4 { E..
AND THEIR OWN COMPANY,
Under the direction Of Daniel Frohmsn-
rh rh iN fn5 1ssd Has sF'n n.
Fridag, nov sa-rhe SesEsr SEX.
ss. .taFd.yy Nat Nes h psR Psp
Now a5n rsff Rl5 GA s,Ssf fna .. KING
RICHARD III. mo
A Laughs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
ToSIsHT AZ sHAuP
Season Of ss-sa-CRISTAL sr-pPER
F. $E E F. I. Fl E.
AND Or tn. -. j Fl s saa1'
in the ha ever
sss EEoEkE q EH BAH saAsH in CANE
LON.-Seats IN sale Thursday MOO
1 ooE- COLUMBIA LODGE, NO lO.-FNTFR-
y. tainment and HOP tor the beneht Of the Widows
and Orr hans Fund. National ifles' Armory FRI
DAY EVENING, November -, 1889. Tickets 25c.
GEoRGETowN UNIVERSITY COURSE OF SIX
PUBLIC LECTURES
,Ss Rev T fn usa NGysm b Dos Ss
trine; or, The NJ stery of knowledge"
Wednesday, December IL, Rev. ID. J. STAFFORD
"tloquence and shakespeare"
1890, Wednesday, January T. Rev n RUSSO 81
The Rational Basis Of True Civilization"
"Wednesday January Il, JOHN b HAMILTON. MD,
Wednesday january 22 MARTIN f. NORRIS IL D.
The teudal system in Europe, and the Conflict Of
tie Roman Civil Law with the Common Law Of
Wednesday. January 20. Rev. JOHN G. HAGEN. s. J.
Lectures begin at 7:45 pm. in
CASTOR MEMORIAL HALL
OF Georgetown College
Single admission, Soc: Season Tickets. go. No Re-
served Seats. Tickets for sale at all the Principal
Book and Music Stores. nl9-todl1
GLOBE THEATER,
VI Penn. Ave- and 1lthSt
MONDAY November s, ard During the Week
AUSTIN'S AUSTRALIAN SPECIALLY co.
Admission TO- 20. 30 and 80 cents. Matinee 10. 20
and 30 cents. MIG ST.
I ADItS' GYMNASIUM AND FENCING SCHOOL,
~ VIII. Armory, under Albaugh's. Open daily
from 10 am. till pm. All information cheerfully
given either by word or mail. J. NJ L. HALL. in
Mower County transcript., 1889-03-13
PRESIDENT HARRISON.

obey and preserve the constitution of the
United States, cheer intense in enthusi-
asm told the waiting thousands that the for
NAL act OF the inauguration had been COM
pleted
Vice. President Levi P. Morton was admin
1stered the official oath by President Pro
lem; Ingalls, at the bar Of the Senate be-
The weather for the Inauguration was
miserable. Rain was falling all the FORE
noon, and the Committee of ARRANGEMENTS
at one time contemplated holding the cere-
monies in the Senate Chamber, which would
have eliminated one Of the most interesting
features of the day-the administration Of
the oath to the President-elect in the pres
ence of the people.
Senators Cockrell, Hoar and Cullom, repre-
sent1ng the Inaugural Committee called
upon MI. Halford and upon the President
elect at 1880 o'clock, and the finishing
touches OF the plans for the programme at
the capitol were completed
" took carriages and were driven to Will
!ards Hotel, where they we're to meet Pres
ident Cleveland. who was to escort, accord
Ing to the usual custom, his successor to
the capitol for Inauguration
The delay at Wizards was very brief, and
at IL o'clock the retiring President and the
one who was so shortly to be his successor
were driven to the capitol, followed by Sc
1ected military guard and ACCOMPANIED
by the Vice e-President-elect. The fam
lies of President Harrison and Vice
fresldent Morton also followed in
were shown to rooms in the Senate end of
the capitol Adjoining the Senate chamber
are two rooms set aside for the use of the
President and ice-President, elegantly fur
nlshed and only few steps from the Sen
ate chamber. Here the three central fig
Mower County transcript., 1889-03-13

aids. Second Brigade: Department OF
Wheeler commanding. Third brigade: Veter-
ans Union, Department of the Potomac,
Colonel John 9. Welch, commanding, Depart.
ment OF New Jersey.
FIFTH DIv1s1oN-Colonel Myron M. Parker,
marshal; Mr.. Louis D. Wine, chief of stan;
Captain S. II. Morrill, Adjutant.General, and
aids; escort Lincoln Club, Cincinnati, o.,
Mr.. Edwin [. Stewart, assistant marshal; (;
many Republican clubs. Second Brigade !:
General John Ramsey, assistant marshal:
Colonel w. E. Rogers, chief Of stafI and aids
Third brigade: Mr.. w. w. johnson,
ea1s Fourth Ssgade seners
Winfeld M. Clarke, chief OF star; Captai,
Moses G: Rogers, Quartermaster; other clubs
and political organizations. Fifth brigade:
General q. @. Butterheld, asslstant-marshal
Colonel y: 9. Sawyer, chief of staff; Major
Frank whitman, assistant adjutant-genera
and aids; many political and civic organiza.
tions.
The review of the monster procession CO.
oupled q pretty large share Of the afternoon
and the President and his party were glad to
retire to the White House when Ii had
passed and partake of the substantial lunch
which was awaiting them. This had been
prepared at the direction Of the retiring
President, and was the closing Of his
formal attention to his successor When
this was over ex-President Cleveland bade
ad1eu to President Harrison and withdrew
to his temporary home, while the new Presi,
dent and his wife retired to their apart.
ments in the White House in the endeavor
to secure needed rest in preparation for the
events OF the evening,