davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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house to his heart. while ha stands look
ir- ar them Nith bis beautiful blue ewes.
Burrovs IS hearty enough toward those
with whon BE- - familiar. but with
strangers be IL dirni6od. lie is one q
tha sol Hers ~ tla house.
Then comes Uncle Joe Cannon -orizi-
nal anI humorous Hs doesn't want 20
BE- considered a digniioi solon. and he
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brother tail0rs.
with a view Of
n aking II the
foshion. If he
should euccceG in
this.it will be the
Ia st great tri-
umQh Of that
democratic move
rncnt which was
IN a Curatol IN
America with the
Declaration of Ia
dependence q No
prfarfafa or
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ored sliks iu "a very short time. and
where there ia not an embroidered edge
a rufiie - hne iace can be sewed On
lhs, theu is caught little ah1te che
middle irfo careifsa bunch and shaken
and let fall ia nafaral folds. which
ARE then tackled into that form and. with
a blt ubbun bow IL i made into a
pretty labot tlat - always dreasy ad-
dition ca plain gown $50 then. iet
reaque stately graceful ~ hafmoHialis,
if uot handsome according to the cafs
we besfoW apon ouf garments. and their
fitness 60 ouf nreas
OIIVE HARPfs
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isn't Ills style
~ orafory - a.
different from
the stately sen
tences u Daniel
Webster asisthat
ofs street preach
sr ~ hen he
rsnts % say any
hinzto the mem
srs q che house
hs talksto them
Ia r1slles aut
while speaking.
gesticu latin <
wildly and taxing
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GRAND RAPIDS, Oct. %, 1889.
This is 10 certify that | have been
troubled with Neuralgia in the Face
and Womb tor over four a. years. At
times the pains were circulating, and
/ thought must die. had spent dol
lar after dollar and physicians could
give me no relief. Upon the advice of
! friend bCu 5ht bottle of Steketee's
Neuralgia Drops, and after using il ac-
cOrd.ng 10 directions, can say feel
better than | have felt for many years.
| shall continue in its use until | am
thoroughly well. feel very grateful
to Mr.. Steketee for making such a
medicine. ! viii take pleasure in stat
ing my case TO any lady who may call
on me.
MRS LIZZIE CLANTON,
100 Ottawa-st.
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This remedy is on sale by all drug
gists in this city and at Steketee's Dug
Stores, 50 Monroe-st. and 81 West Leo
nard-st. where you can always find a
full line Steketee's Family Medicine
fresh from Steketee's Laboratory. Send
by mail to any address at soc per bottle.
GEO, G.. EKETEE,
Sole Proprietor.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-25

.er, during the civil war
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Unitarian services II Psthizn hail. Frye's
Opera Hoase, ~ II - u. sermon ~ the
restor. Rev. ERNEST Snlth. Sunday
sckoos ct fzt3
There viii be prescainx Elder s1itA a.
The Chrxsfian chHrs b, on SenAca. h<<wecu
Thlrd and Fourth, koday - II =. m, and q
&p. IA. Sunday Sehaol a. 10 - "a. and
yeunx peop,e's meeting & 50 p IA
Prayer meeting on Tharsday evening
PIymoafh Congregational chnrrh-S<c-
ard street.. between spring and seneca
Ees. 4. r. Puwslscn. Preaching 81 II 3.
n and 7sN u n Sunday sch6of q: 4 90
yz,zsrr peupae's meeting 90 30 .. m !
rrnxer ueeSsnr on Thrrxssxv ~ % y m
ssxsrxers cordially snyife1.
srarsfzx'ssra services sunaay es II . m
ard -,xs =. IA. In N4xoase ball. on fsu1s
rfrex-x. Ysxsx Jarnes street. II ftzc saernzrx
4 sAors OBSCURE, fallHEea kT sa1es<sorz ~
fhe erssfeEra In TIE Sseusng NJ. oys<on
vii lecture. subject. The Nsx Departure
Frosss the old Lanes u TAsuxtt Al are
wsIcnsse.
Trinity parssA-Ees. George uezsregx Yves
sx,n ra<snr. fhurxA. TEsre and <eHS<3eu
-. Foarxa zandxy 1szxr E4ssxFs 10 = "a.
rnesnlne prxF<r ussn Sanxtnr sEhos: u y
q n. lSAny ard heSy caz1auEssz -
s ~. exx,n song Fs5d4fs. - = a.
thapez, seoon1 asd EsanthzFd tsreess
enn1ay scheoa - . n - kxepsrx Ps11<r,
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Scene Gallery in the Historical
society's building. Young Manhattan
Historicus, one Of the society's --latest
acquisitions, who has dropped in after
. prolonged seance at Dei's, Is discoy.
cred making love to an Egyptian
mummy.
NJ. H.. Pom my shout. deah- hic-
! re lpyeliesht creashure sh'evcr saw
An yer don't dislike me, do YER
The Mummy
NJ. H.--Of coursh yer don't -hic--
cough you won't say so. Too mod.
esht to tell yer love, Ell II there's
one shing i adore It's rnodeshty.
Why,-hic how brown yer skin il
Been out in the shun, Ell
The Mummy
III. H.-Ehf whash yer say = -hic
II didn't quite catch on. Spoxh<
yer so nacdeslt 'caush yer want tel
know 4 my intentions are honorable
OF coarsh they are.- bic ,--Get yer
engagement ring tomorroT--hic - an
wedding ring next day hic will
'pon my Shout Iscsh see yer hand.
Where ish'tg Isosht ii In yer pocket
Well, whash you say 2--hic be mine
chr
The Mummy
M. H.-Dos's say noshing. eh I
Well. silence gives consistent. Yer
know, 50 here goes. tHe kissed the
mumnys naoutht Cad. how queer
her lips taste - Eli - Whash Nav
cant bes-Yet- can't speak Good
Cad tho weman's drunk
Reels Of ia siissnst-
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4M48Ib04A4A1A
TACOMA, May IL.
Mrs. ID. Nunxon and children, and
Mrs. T. E, Scantlin will shortly visit
Hot Springs
Mrs. w. b. Tyler Is expected home
from Southern California next week.
Conrad +. Hoska Is confined to his
room.
Nrs. Bowen gave : quiet home din
ner IN honor Of Lieutenant Osborne
and Ensign Wells on Wednesday
Roswell r. Flower. wife, daughter
and maid, and q party consisting Of
Edward Murphy. III, and wife. Hrs.
II. X. Schley, Mrs. George w. Flower.
Mrs. Fred s. Flower and Henry Sci
bert. Of New York, and Mrs. Henry
Smith and Mss Hattie Smith. OF Cali
fornia, are in Tacoma.
William II. Johnson, q. s. A, Of
Sc. Paul, was In Tacoma this week.
Samuel L. Theiler. vile and two
children. MISS Florence and Frank y.
Theller, were visitors IN this csty this
week.
Il. NJ. Stone ard wife are visiting In
Tacoma They are from Charleston,
W. Va.
So. King Is in spokane Falls.
The Alumni Association will BAN
qnes on the nth OF May at the Ta-
coma
Mr.. Ar. r. Morris, Of Tacoma. and
Miss May Nctsann. of Portland. were
married on Wednesday. May II.
The family OF A.. Crawford Anes
have arrived from their Eastern home
AZ Rgyn Mawr.
Captain stockton entertained q
party 1t q dinner on board the Thetis
Wednesday evening.
C. s. Barlow and family hayr moved
into their new residence At 80 u
street.
a select party consisting of Miss
Strong. al Rochester. y. Y. Mrs.
Achilles, Miss johnson, Mrs. Colonel
Boyle. and Messrs. Vim. SieFnherg
and q. III. Fullerton piensced on the
banks of American lake on Thursday
afternoon.
]. yenning Hooper. OF W4tsika. Ill. :,
has arrived in Tacoma, and Is the
er.esf al his cousin Mrs. 7. II. ScAnthie.
Mayor Reed and wife. Of NORTH YAK
ina. are in the city.
Mrs. Al. s. Aberneshy. of Oak
Point. n. ". mother og ex-Nayor
Ahernethv, visited in Tacoma on
Friday.
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NOTICE.

Saxsee Is ber<s.s x1seD HAL the trustees
ssg .he s,sasi Se- the new bazidinT for ths
fuursx Meas Ghrsstizn Association make
the nrsS call far fnnsss according % agree
szsesss. viz such p4ynzeaf - hs snAzfe u
HE trustees af ss4.Izsnx fund "a - bsinrs
t1se foisauzHx sznsex Txenzy ssye Per fessk
thereof sszssn the cal 81 Said trustees 8
SC rsssie by Fssi aieaFAesss 81 . fxssce ~ sessl
sssau weTk e. sus0a daily fasaxFAs<T la ths
CIV af <<4ltss. ard = per cent quarterly
f1tereassse waElseazs iaFtAas czl ~ nstsce
iii slse ussase shall b. saAsd Psxsnesss =
n a.asze 81 NJ r. Ferrs essE. Treasurer -
4. fsxrfs<. <azsx<AxF a< ffs5sskss<
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49, S. 49,, ,ss as-s,s.e.,. $50. y z. s.:s
-, -, g 49, -. -. - 8 s
- - 3, s : -. -
- - 80 ez3iIa kz1tsee g
Iarr1n&enenfk
On kunday< May 81 III nsemher,
|ol The G. = EosfS and Wuanans.
Rebel Carns Vii na4et II fhrzr -
specfive hcnx.cusr{erS 81 80 4 =
1nd pEoneed ID Fxyass CIR. kousS
Tie SrRySerS VII co1,szne1Ss;S - 4 s -
ana vii r. con1ucfez1 81 Rrv, ~ Is
Camp6eII. Rev. M. s. Dawxnn MI
deliver he memorin} 1870 ~
music wiH s. efven n III ehs,fr - ~
First ehurr6 80 ~ H;s:
Rmma AlIeu.
on Tbur~sIn,x Mex n - ..,1ys;..-
~rexrs - - IS 1900 49, -
g stecornf1sl bv fhc folIovvirc $500
nnitfres
Odd Fsllows Cemesesy Georrs
Kinneax. ~. q. I.afir1er.
Mnnunic CAmefar - y. u. Halmes
Al Teen. Lyman Wo0d 8 n
l;;risrold. ii " Hijls II b;~sle~
ana j n sle u~rceon
TIC followinr enS,,intmentx .re -.
r,otuced = q
Narshaf " & Yrilxm r,r~.;aent
4. Il. G1fyuA 0xak0f, George IL. WI
lissias ; eolnmansler e ~ More
,nsr ;,,s,;cv 49,. s..s.,s !. 49,
Hovf ehsnl.in ii a 5;rssr. <, Z
al The saav. s. q. Sfreef e1Iioer ~ nv
guard 6. c. Wilson.
COMMITTEES on Finance. Il. Kin.
near. y. r. Hovt. &. n. Street. NJ ",
KhinekaYt and Chas. C0W1en.
Commiftee On Gs0unds-I. II. tsrss.
void. a. O. BENJAMIN. B. Herrick 4,
ID. Warner and IL. Sheahsn.
Committee on ID ecoraf3onW. Y.
Rineharf, James Boxart. o. B. John
son. j. w. Nc(see, and B. +. Boear.
dus.
COMMITTEES On Flowers = The
Women's Relief Corps
Inc alnerent examinations taking
nar<hsi q = RE nrssss - ! = 81, Nj
move e g 5. Is. ahsrp and proces.I
to the Univcrsity grounds. The line
Of march and order Of exercises viii
- announced hereafter. NiseArueSety
requested that Al places Of business
he closed between the hours Of ! and 8
p. M On May ~
srxr1wKxr o. rHx erkrp Apuv
I. -. ,:r....,,4,. $500, .-..
49, ~ .s.ls1sA s1ls's z. e
nent q tne urana ARMY 0f the
Republic, the following was adopted
Is the sentiment Of the Grand Army !:
Memorial day Il the choicest in tie
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- = 1<l@luEl9t& - ~
xE1fe, noef xGke UnioH au Wednns-
day ev&nz1lx. His Cowen recrfve,1
~ guests 1luns S1clI. ani7 wns SrfFve
a ma1ine jkfn61 nl&neonf for fl,eva
Alter plnyA1G ~ sffne SS1nes fS1r RI
hpar. Tie pGzfx en5uyrd 4 r;3e 81 go
hours ~ L61E& Enzo6. Wh7Io n -
ioke ncDuxx1 Gp1n1 44fe rs1n~' - -.
tlro pot3y &1nfnS nnr1 On Tsfuynsn~
- ~ kcxs1e ~ r7nxin~ 81 ~~rsce
~ 1uo1mnd. Aknxif mi<l3i~1sf'' 8 -
ront W1A pox1n1e1rl ~ sfS~v esSsi.1s ~.
Gueu1D dernx1ed. Ar1ors~ <l.rss 'sess.
ent were 1fI1x Xirnfe Erxnn 49,
~ 3 a 1lt14 Doxa Oepen. Nh
Hi~~ u}ssss ~. sez'4se Ds.1. :.
couen. - We,is CO. 49,. 49,
Hulda 8udar. Ms 4 to- Hs.n,: 4.
10 ~. ChaS1nS Walker MI. sherrss -
loznn, ~ Mqet Rnxker. M. s.
fekkx II. Henry Roahurr. ~. n
D0WGU ma III. XxHuk fotrnf
- -, .r,s,.,..v.- ...,-.......--
-. 81. 2 q = :. = :.
i. gl1t1u4 9ayH = porkY q
ne feeadenco a her mokher. Hrs. 81
Poufiuo, coeuer q Third nrs4 s.,sfne
streetu. ~ Wesness3.v -, -; ! IS
honor of Wvs r ~ 49, y. I! sn
dnrehfer., e. 1f1es.- a go Z r &
Jansos 81 Pot To~rr~vsd r. $50.
Ms W9s spent ~ ycry pheasant mar
- - ~<,,.. - s.. @sss senles ense5talned
Hons hssr sie.;r 3 ~. . 49,. seaes-
joyed by IN Isfe r. - - ~s. = - : 3
7epast Ms partakeA d. Thcee mr..
snt Nere: Ms. n M. Janea Mrs
~ Pouti4e. Tie Misses Jnu,ee. Me-
PonfIuzs Xiss Smith, Miss Hnii ~
and Mfs. Thomas, Of HIlensbuYr ~
Roberts, 81 Spokane snl1s. m Georr~
DeFnbach, ". =. r. Dyer M. Grnxes
Mr.. p. W. H4as and M. 4. 81 ponfiuS
s.rr,.r..x 49, IS
ss:- g . - =
- <s.l1ss eaaa9 Vas gwen birth
her fnther, Nh. 4. Nesdnw IL be;ns,
the 18th anniversary 81 her birfh n
Was s young peoples parfv. and the
many g younE friends of Miss zins Who
1stenueo enjoyed themselves gnon11y.
lanes and music !ere ia order Until
* 49, Ion. nnen lunch Vas served.
~ - p pss:.s Msre Mis- Alice Alien,
Me- ns,.,,S ~ 49, Miss ,. la .ltytnex,
Rvfher No. r.,,~s 80. :. .ss 49, st gtxa
Damon Wi~s p~s'~s $3.50. ~ =. g ~
lie Cailfxhsn xfiss 1rrss rss1 49, -.
Mss Tina Mesisc ana NJ Tnm Me-,
dag and Mr.. Curt parker.
1oMfk6 EVENT.
a rather unique social ratherinp
viii take place Il the home n nfr a=,6
Mrs.. Fred a. pafersor $. a. ,,,r 49,
~,,.,,s.. .T..- .r. - -
s.s1a 3. = -. sns pl.nsap'e ast!ac-
s s'ss. !. q me 4uesuon
- eA.tssSs1 q, ~. .Isaos Eu1e ~ IL
~ osss.e -. young attOkne{9.
49, xtlc ..as1 8 5.sAS,v ~ y presumed ~
80 .ssss $3.50 g. & nn lsacs =: Hardin
tissu ~ ss7 s.; 49,. ne nee
ss.S 49, - l's; ~ 49, ~ g
s s..a iii .<s.-;ss g Iee EDsn 9Instns
t;ncs MI ss.ss $. . =. -. l l.xls
- ss,, ~ .s..., - ~ = a...zy
= -. cs..,ss- ~ ~. - ~ n.a 49,
snr 80 :. - sa'sa = : go
a--. $500.
80 - 80" =.
Mauame berte Cr1veLh, daughter
OF Dr.. HQlzschieber, has arrived IN
Seattle from Italy, where she he's been
for the nast tweIve vears and wilt -.
main hsvfnr beer, ssiected = nre "a
The iusfrucfnrx ~ ~ pncet Souni
ConseryatDry 81 Music. Msdsms Cri-
velli ID soprano Of very high reprtc.
She was Rraduate1 from Milan ma
u - 4 x--I.t y
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800 - : r. ,;ss;Ssrf o~.rt. h.v.
=. 5E- 49, -..sskss
..::..ss 81 ]. $ = =. - 3 = aossole
Z.!!I j. ,e.' :! u NoENe 9!sn ceie.
l{N1n Wedding, and
y ~ r Nh. Story and her
1r1lS e njnoP innortnnce
= 49, = 49, ~. ,,ssIl..~~.- -.
80. Z s..,s w 1870 81 80
g s. 49, 49, 4 4. = Y ~ q m
y - y p found:
I1nrewok1cs d sonxAs.
, ~ o1 - = u - ~ ouexfion
|5If ~ .-.sS :, - sonk, u's.
y. "a = nekk mat had
- q Napoleon, Nor
y r1o1t powers Of Europe
= ~ |1poISon hrs former
ri = 1oCIl< 1a1zon for his rer-
- 1lnlt Napoleon. R;1t
e 1eUas ikourht thev.
~ (tolk ~ once. too and
1D6 y ! constitutional
20 nd insid Is q Nd thir ~.
~ hod written the frecst
81 ~ ~ .< slt1t!Qn N me world.
y o1nofso this memorable
w. ~ q Young business
|.l w : NJ npStly NOrwogians
Min 81 the ArIinrton
~ht. No effhrtz wera
4 - lAe evening a. s,,s s
y Ille The narIar = we're
~ tasfefuliv drcorated
o@ "a iiars. Abcanet s and
~ tl1<e wss given - ererv
tltef II O'Clock the marty
= he dining hall. where 4
supper was spread. Dur
fepezt the following toassS
eigsl:
nth of May Fr Olsen
NY, Nj. Gsandersoa aoar
Guests. 4. q. Faegre !:
james II. Lewis. THE
ID Nomann, Liberty .
/ Seattle Mr.. Albert.
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vsISHT YEAns OLD WEIGHT, ne
II NJ. cosur. deep sc<1. fhosunghbred
f-0m Ln4A = G&edss hesds mfIk s<rMlns
fsFfY srnd3 b&zzem nt<ee4 Nh xozn4s - -
zen Nth him on tie 6Gify hu neaf
Asn'' - s<zxx ! O.. suy.asp
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&uGE2 VI knE Ntt1lttsEk So esste<&tt, -
Miss Helen jenner. The rendition
was 30 pleasing and telling that the
audience insisted upon recalling Ter,
and her second recitation drew most
hearty round Of applause. Miss hum
NEIL was the next on the programs me,
aud her recitation received the close
attention that is ueritsd, A Duet py
Miss ciason and Mr.. ~. NJ. Grout was
particularly well rendered, their recah
being eniphatlealiy insisted upon
bard and Mr.. Paul Faure displayed
careful preparations and were enloyea
by all. The exercises concluded with
aqHartette b. o. ID. Graves, ". boyn-
ton. Miss Julia urayex and Miss Celia
Graves fitting finale 70 very inter
esSting programme. as was evidenced
by the proiongned and hearty ap.
r,lanSe with which each performance
entertainment = vote Of thanks Was
had 80 kindly volunteered their IS
sixtance. and 70 whose efforts the sue
cess of the concert MAS 80 largely due.
BIRTHDAY rAKTs.
A very pleasant party was gsve1l ~
the residence Of Mrs. {. Hreckway.
corner Ninth and Main. last Neanes-
day evening liz honor Of Miss Cassa
Braskways birthday. The floral
decorations were VERY pretty and arts
tscally arranged Whist and heN
market were the orsier Of the evening
fi,l II o'eioSk when refreshments were
served, alter which music and games
were iraasned in untl late hour.
Miss Casa Byockway was fsae restpssnt
OF several valuable presents. Al ] a.
m. tbs guests dispersed, ali hoping 10
meet again AZ the Young la0y's hosase
and Wishing her many happy returns
Of the day. Among the tnysied guests
were. Mrs. Randall, the Misses
stanton. Miss White. Miss Ortiz. Miss
Eoe Rogers. Miss VanNart. Miss An
Ese orth. Miss tsermisy. Miss Try
Gursnsey. Miss Spray. Miss Hattie
Spray, Miss Isottir Scots, Miss Susie
GrSxWold. Miss Ida Sutton. and Mss
EI - f1tt<Sn ~ 81 onafn11 - VI r. .1xn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-20
The Conference I'm this City Yesterday.

The fifth conference Of the Congregational
churches of Maryland, Virginia. and the Dis
trict OF Columbia was held yesterday at the
Lincoln Memorial church. Devotional exer-
cises were conducted by Rev. ]. K. Mason. D.
D., and Rev. Sterling N. Brown delivered the
sermon. Benjamin P Davis then took the
chair and Rev. W. F. Tuckerman, the score
tary, called the roll. The following were the
delegates: First church. Baltimore, VIM. D.
Platt d. W. Henderson,; Second church. Balti-
more, pastor, P. ]. Thompson; Falls Church,
Va, pastor. Rev. F. w. Tuckerman; delegates,
Deacon G. A. L. Merifeld, Deacon A. p. East
man, and MIR. Rollins; Herndon church, Va.
pastor. Rev. j: X: Mason, d. D.; Deacon Bra
dey, g. G. Wills, and Mrs. Howard; First
church, Washington, d. c.. pastor, Rev. 8. NJ.
Newman, ID. D.; delegates. Rev. DIR. Patton,
Augustus Smith, and Prof. Bascom; Taber-
nacle church. Washington, d. c.. Rev. W. C.
Rose, Mrs smith; Fifth church, Washington,
D. C., pastor, Rev. B. N. Seymour; delegates, E.
ID. farnham, MIR. Jennings and wife; Lincoln
Memorial church, city, pastor, Rev. Geo.
Moore; delegates, Deacon E. r. Russell and R.
s: Smith; Plymouth church, city, delegates,
VIM: ID. Thomas, VIM. G. Fearing, and VIM. G.
Brady; Mount Pleasant church, city, pastor,
Rev. c. H. Small: delegates, Deacons Goodman,
Peck, and Mrs. Ellis Spear.
Reports were received from the various
churches. Church entertainment formed the
subject of an interesting discussion, which was
followed by the question box"
At the evening session Rev. DIR. Patton de-
Hvered an address on the independency and
Fellowship of Congregationalsm, and G. A. L.
Menifeld discussed the business methods of
the church. The closing address was made by
Rev. VIM. G. Schofeld on the adaptability of
Congregationalism. The conference then
finally adjourned
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THE KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs
The Celebration of the Silver Anniver-
sary Of the Order.

The twenty-ffth anniversary Of the organi-
cation OF the order of Knights Of Pythias was
generally observed last evening by the order
throughout the country. In this city, the birth
place OF the order, the event was celebrated
with considerable enthusiasm. In the evening
Washington division, No. i, and Nelson divis-
ION, No. z, OF the uniformed rank, headed by
the third artillery band, and under the COM
mand OF Capt Harry Coggins, assembled at
their armories, 7th and N and It'll and L streets
respectively, and. forming in line, escorted the
grand lodge from its hall, 18th street near E
street, to the Assemblies church. Here Rev.
MIR. Little, pastor. preached to the order. his
text being Galatians vi: 2-5-"Bear We one
anothers burden" &C.. discourse appropriate
TO the occasion. A choir of thirty voices, under
Prof. Miller. rendered the music. The pro-
gram comprised 1.-The Heavens are Telling"
angels Chorus" the Gloria from Farmers
Mass and the Hailelujah chorus. The process
sion reformed and marched to the National
Rlfies' armory, where the celebration was
closed with banquet. The room had been
handsomely decorated with flags, the Pythian
colors orange, red and blue, and pictures ap-
propriate to the order. -Four tables had
been SET at which over 800 guests,
including many ladies, were seated. The BAN
quet was served by Carl Nsiu. subsequently
probably two hundred guests were served.
Among those who were present were Repre-
sentative C. r. Breckenridge of Arkansas Rev.
DIR. Little, P. G. Chancellor Coppes. of Penn
sylvania; the members of the Mt Vernon glee
club, Messrs. Z. G. Gill, Geo. Galleher, J. f.
Hodgson. Martin Grant, r. II. Boswell, J. II.
hessier and Nj. Grant. Past Grand Chancellor
Goodheart delivered an address, stating that it
was but twenty-five years ago when this extra
ordinary order was launched. He termed it
extraordinary, for it now has forty-seven grand
lodges, and had expended for the sick, &C., a
total of S10,226,000, including $4.62i,O00 dis
bursed in the last ten years by the endowment
rank. ?. G. G. W. 7. Bailey followed saying
that all should rejoice in the prosperity and
increase in membership from FIVE to 100000 in
quarter of a century.
p. G. Chancellor Copies, No. lodge, Phila-
deiphia, was introduced as the first K. Of p. in
itiated outside of the District. He said that
IN the eighteen months he was G.. C. of Penn
sylvania he had aided in the organization of
1871 lodges.
). o. G. John W. Thompson said that the
origin of the order seemed marvel.
The Mt Vernon glee club rendered num-
Der of appropriate songs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-20
The Pan-Electric Case,
COL. HILL DOES NOT KNOW WHERE THE MI
BOOKS ARE.

COL. HILL DOES NOT KNOW WHERE THE MISSING
BOOKS ARE.
The hearing of the case of J. Harris Rogers
against A. II. Garland, before Examiner W.
II. Smith, was resumed yesterday and
Col. Nat Hill was questioned as to the
books of the Pan-Electric companies,
and testified that he was called upon to
straighten out the accounts and put them in
order. This he did from detached memo
randa and recollections of Casey Young
as to what had TRANSFERRED at NEE tings Sub
seqnently another set of books was prepared
by Mr. Saunders. formerly a secretary of Presi-
dent Cleveland, now holding position in
Texas. this being the third set. but he could
not tell where they or any of the books were.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-20
r. GoLpscHarrp. 1OO7-1OO9 F sr.s.w.

H. trOLDSCHMID, lUOI-lOO9 r ST. NV.
Perfumery and soaps at very low prices. 3
cakes of fine Turkish toilet soap, including
Turkish wash-rag. only DC.
Spears transparent glycerine soap; contains
SO 4 per cent glycerine, only sc. a cake.
Little Duke" toilet soap, cakes for &c.
Pure palm toilet soap. &c. a bar.
King cocoa pressed CASTLE toilet soap, made
from the finest selected cochin cocoa oil, 8
large cakes for 25c.
Highly perfumed Hydrangea or Rosina bou-
quet soap. only l0c. cake.
Splendid laundry soap, bars for 25c., each
bar weighing 20 ounces.
L. Goidschnid's superior cloudy ammonia,
&C. bottle.
Pool soap. DC. ball.
French bay rum only 15c. large bottle.
Florida water. 3 o., only he. bottle.
Triple extract only Sc a bottle.
Quadruple red letter, assorted extracts, only
Sc. an ounce.
Van Buskirk's fragrant sozodont, only 4Sc. a
bottle.
Also. the following articles viii almost be
given away:
7-pin cherry hat racks, only Sc.
S-srm towel racks, only &c.
Coat formers, only &c.
Jumping ropes only &c
Large size nickehne dustpans, &c.
Highly polished cedar wood lead pencils,
with rubber tips. only &c. a dozen.
&c. dust brushes at lOc.
15c busters at &c.
Dish mops, only &c.
Pie plates for Sc.
N.B.-Special bargains in pictures. rocking
chairs, rugs, baby carriages, refrigerators, ice
chests and trunks will be offered on second
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READ AUGENsTEIN's bargains i'm CITY Items.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-20
CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

NArIoNAI.-London Gaiety Company.
ALBAUGH's.-''The Henrietta.
HARRIS My Partner"
SHILOH" PANoRAMA.-The Midgets.
kERsAS's.--yariety and Burlesque.
GLOIE.-YarIety.
y. y. AVE. RISK.-Walking match.
CENIEAL HALL.-Prof. Carpenter.