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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-12-27
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Store in Gimble Block. All kinds
of seasouable fresh meats and
poultry of the best quality always
ON hand. Honest dealing guaran-
teed, ana prices reasonable. Give
me a trial.
GEORGE HETNF
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100 Ladies' wanted

GEORGE HETNE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-14
AMUSEMENTS

Az AUDIENCE filling every seat in Music Hall
and embracing the best people in the city
greeted Mr.. Nikisch and the Boston symphony
Orchestra last night on the occasion OF the first
of the series Of concerts TO be given here this
winter. The program was varied sufficiently
to please all shades Of musical taste. and that
it was thoroughly enjoyed was manifest by the
emphatic applause given TO every number.
The Beethoven symphony and the FIRE scene
from "Die Wslkure" were the numbers in
which the interest conferred. and both compost
tons, SO widely different in motion and con-
struction, we're performed with a perfection
that belongs only TO this orchestra In the
Paganini selection the finest exhibition Of
unison movement in the large number OF
yiolins ever witnessed here given. Mr..
Theodore Reichmann sang an aria by Marsch-
ner and Wotan's Farewell, displaying baritone
pletely captivated his hearers.
AT KERSAN's this evening Dixon, the bantam,
will meet Albert Dyson at LIS pounds Last
night nobody had the courage TO tackle the
little I'M
CHARLES II. HANFoRD, Q Washington boy, has
been engaged 70 appear in money Mad. T"
which is at Albaugh's next week, but Mr.. Han
ford viii not Join the company until the week
after, though he may take part in Saturdays
performances. He has been with Julia Mar
lowe, whose illness has caused the dissolution
OF her company.
HE LAST BOOTH AND BARRKTT EXcUnsIou
goes over to Baltimore to the matinee tomor-
row, the train leaving at 1905 pm Tickets At
Miller's book store from 10 am. to pm
Lolita presented Gina" her latest musical
comedy, at the National last night in q very
satisfactory manner and 10 q very good house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-14
BOYS C1o7n,se DEPARTMENT.

In School Suits We believe the following to be
the best values We have yet offered the boys:
One line of Boys Single breasted school Suits.
in Gray Mixed Cheyiots. Sizes to Is years.
Only $4.25.
One line Of Single breasted Gray Mixed.
Checked and Plaid Cheviot School butts, with
Plated Jacket. Only S5
speciality in Blue Suits is an elegant quality
Navy cheviot Sipgle-breastcd Suit with
Plated Jackets, Only SO
For better wear We have speciality in An ALL
wool Blue aud Green Mixed Plaid English
CheyiOt Suit at o.. 60.
For the smaller boys our Fancy Braided Jer-
sey Suits, With Sailor Blouses, at 1878. seem
to bs the correct thing. We have them up to
Syears.
We are showing good Cheviot Overcast with
Cape. in mixed plsids. for 81.
BOYS HATS AND CAPS.-This 10 . new
branch with us. but We are showing . very
superior line for the little fellows. We have
the very newest styles aud effects in
Tourists Caps, Bicycle Caps
Jockey CAPS, Cadet Caps,
Polo Caps. Sailor Caps,
Lord Fsuntleroy Caps, 10.
(Third door, 10th st. extension.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-14
RrBBox DEpAKrMESr.

As result of over production in the Ribbon
line We are enabled to offer some exceptional
bargains in this deinrtnent. The manufac-
tureP who has an ovef-stock, or who is in need
of money, does not regard the cost Of his pro-
duct. but disposes Of ii at any price he get.
We offer 800 pieces OF Ribbon. purchased
under Just such circumstances. The lot com
prises Plain aud satin Edge eros Grain Ribbons
3 aud 81 inches wide. Also few pieces Satin
edge MORE hb6on, all Of the best quality The
colors are:
Rose. Shrimp. Blue
Lexh0rn. Robins Egg. Sapphire.
Nile, sage, Apple Green. Hypolite
Chocolate, Lilac, Amethyst,
Terru. Isande. Absynthe,
Orange. Cardinal aud Veronese.
In the plain edge.
Crescent Mousse and Black,
coRbean, Phryne, Terra. Orange
Nile Arctic, Absynthe, Seal Brown.
Bose Pearl Gray. Navy, Marine, Drab,
Deer Amethyst. Heliotrope, sage
CARDINAL, Myrtle. Olive. Bronze,
Dark yieux Rose. Light Blue. Slate. Scarlet
Shrimp 9obelip, vieux Rose, Golden Brown,
Mandarin. 9endarme, Plum aud Lsghorn In
the satin edge.
The width alone would not be so remarkable
at the price, but combined with the quality Of
fered makes these Ribb exceptionally cheap.
Price IL 25c.. yard.
lkirst floor: LIST and ID annexesl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-14
APRONS WEALTHY THIEF.
A Scheme to Detect q Criminal Trapl
an ex-Mayor Of the City.

A Scheme to Detect q Criminal Traps
an ex-Mayor Of the City.
Charles A. Collins, ex-mayor Of Akron. Ohio,
was detected in the act 0f robbing the ealoon
Of Werner Giile the other day in that city. For
eight years GiIle has been missing small
amounts almost daily, but until within the
Last week the thief went undetected
Five employees had been discharged on sus-
picaon and members Of his family had been
suspected. Then customers were watched,
With the result that two policemen saw Collins
take money from the bar. Upon searching
him they found coins marked fer the pr
pose of detecting the thief in his pocket
Collins was as once locked up in . city prison,
but Was later released upon his own recogni-
zance. He ut first denied the charge Of theft,
but wiIted whea shown the marks on the coins.
Collins ID over seventy years Of age and ID the
head of ono Of the most prominent and hishly
respected families In the state. He Vas mayor
Of Akron in 1852 IS and president Of the council
in 1877. He lie the senior member Of @. A.
Collins 4 Son, extensive manufacturers Of
Akroa. His Masonic career has besa bsilliaa1
and he hes received ths thirty -third degree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-14
INFANTS DrpAnrxZsr.


In this Department can be found all Children's
Goats, in sizes from six months to five years. Of
the following descriptions; Silk Cloths. both
plain and in stylish plsids aud stripes; Black
Silk Coats, with handsome fur trimmings:
White silk Goats, with or without fur trim
mings,
Infants' Long Cloaks, in silk and cashmere,
with full line Ut Hats and Caps to match.
Children's Canton Flannel Night Drawers
We take this occasion to notify our patrons who
have been waiting for these goods that We have
just received q complete line aud shall put
them on sale Saturday.
Good Quality Canton Flannel Might Drawers.
with or without feet. in all Sizes Price. &C
cording to size. Csc. 75c.. S5c. and 9Oc pair.
Canton Flannel Drawers, with cambria rufie.
Sizes z to. II years. 25c. Doc, Soc. 45c..
soc. and 55c. pair.
Children's Canton Flannel Night Gowns. with
embroidery around neck and sleeves. Sizes
to years. 78c., S5c and 9Oc. each.
Infants Canton Flannel Night Gowns. Sizes
] and 2 yearA Soc p .
tSscond door, 10th st. extcnsion.);
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Misses AND CH11DnrS,s
DEPARTMENT.

Misses, AND CH11Dnrs.s
DEPARTMENT.. ,,
Misses Double-breasted Navy Blue Heavy
TwiIled Chevios Cloth Jackets. with rolling
collar. Sizes IL, IA and 10 years Price $3.50
Misses' Double-t<easted Navy Blue All wool
Cheviot Cloth Refer Jackets. Sizes ~, IA
aud l6 yeara Price $3.50.
Children's and Misses Navy and Brown ALL
wool Flannel Dresses. with tucked vest, xouAve
Jacket and belt trimmed in narrow braid
Size 4-Price $3.50.
Size 6-Price S525.
Size 8-Price $500.
Size 1O-Price 1915.
Size 12-Prics o.. So
Children's aud Misses Large Fancy Plsid
Cancels Hair Dresses. made with bias effect
waist trimmed with velvet. caught with two
oxtdtsed buckles and sash bach.
Size 6-Price %. So
Size 8-Prcs o925.
Size 10-Price $1,000.
Size l2-Priee SlO75
Childrsn's and Misses Brown AL wool Check
Refer Jackets.
Size 6-Price. $3.50
Size JO-Price, 500.
Size l2-Price. 80.
Size 14-Price. 600.
Size 16-Price q. SO.
Misses Black All-wool Chevron Cloth Refer
Jackets. finished with bone buttons. Sizes IL,
II M sna ~ Ss. r Price $50 Mot, p.,,.,
Jackets. with .stsxkbsn collar and braid trim.
II snS sSs u s fss SsS
markets. EnyiisS style with long full Cape ss"
Size 14-Price, IL.
Size 16-Price, 18.
n.rss.:. VIZ hall rsvsfss. Size. Il and ia ID
tTnird door 10th ut, extensiou1
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Glow DEpAnrxrsr.

Misses Biarritx Gloves In Tsns and Browne
Price 81 per pair.
Misses 4-button Suede Gloves in assorted
shades Of Tan. with feather stitch embroidery.
Price 81 per pair.
Boys 2-button Perrin's PiQue Kid Gloves, in
Tans and Browns Price 81. IS per pair.
Children's Cashmere Gloves. in Blue and
Brown Price 25c. per pair.
Boys Ringwood Gloves in Browns and Tans.
Price Csc. per pair.
Boys Scotch Wool Gloves. m Blue and Brown.
with finished fingers. Price 45c. per pair.
(First floor. 18th st building.)
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Us1oAD1so SALE ExrRAoRp1sARr.
o o o

UNLOADING SALE ExrRAonD1sARY.
9 9 Q Q Q 9 9
WANT OF ROOM
% 0 o o
coMPELs Us TO UNLOAD A LARGE
RlLiABLE sHofs AZ 4 sAcRifIcf Of
3 9EE T RRkNo iiisoE IN THE HEIGHT
W We SHALL f uNI5A i! A'"'
AT 1887.
LADIES' s45O FRENCH KID TURN
LADiEs' $3.50 FINE HAND.wELr
MkN's $3.50 FRENCH CALF LACED
MEMS $3.50 HxNp-sEWED BOOTS:
AT s2.37.
LADIES % FINE HAND.wELr
pT TARIsS' 81 ELEGANT HAND-rURS
ESESs 81 sSS sE PSTTSM sAITEkS
AT s1.eo.
o
EAPIks q e % k bSsao21 s sTTTSS
H HEss ' go f5 GAEr eA IzoE hSfT ESS
MEMS sa.4o CALF BOOTS
sl.ea
o o
LADIES' also COMMON SENSE
BOYS sl5o DREssY BUTTON OR
nMIssEs' sL50 FINE DoNaoLA
MIssEs' sL5o EXCELLENT GOAT
.SHaITLp;s s1.5o GENUINE CALF
AT "a CENTS.
CHI ds R9EGoLA BgTToN
,CHILDkEN's 9SC. PEBBLE SPRING
uSzIIDREN's CSC. HAND-TuRS SPRING
YOU WILL DO YOURSELF AN MUS
I!GE III YOU FAIL TO ATTEND THIS
YOU WANT THESE GOODS.
WE NEED THE ROOM.
Il a = + Mn ssss
HHH "a HHH SNN ssss
ii Il ~ Il d mn ssss
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES,
8l6 SEVENTH ST.,
1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
23l PENNSYLVANIA AVE Sc.
p. S.-There are still few Of those Ladies'
and Misses Fine Sample Shoes unsold-your
size may be among them. II
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"A HELpra"
E. E.; T. /. EEsts En- ": Is:
: Il. Z EEk ! s..s

You have to get tho Misses some sort of Winter
Wrap. What! That Is the question. II you would
leave It to us-ve could solve 1t for you hundred
different ways-esch time satisfactorily We want to
tell you something about small Coats" We take
particular pains to that they made just
right % they can befnished with care aud modelled
on new and original styies We are not more particu-
lar about our large sizes That IL the difference be-
tween and great many others-this point Of care
They very often unhesdIng-and you are the suf-
ferers.
Lot point out some Of the styles We think would
be satisfactory,
TIA Misses chinchilla Reefer-l2 to IL
years-at 1915.
sS-Black cheviot Refer with standing col.
lar-l2 to IL years-S5.
III Navy Blue Diagonal Cheviot Reefer-l9
to IS years-$6.JO.
~ Wide Vale Cheviot Refer with Medici
collar-12 to Is yesrs-S1.5O.
6B-Cheviot Jackets, with Astrachan Collar
and Cuffs and Large Pearl Buttons-13 to IL
years-Sy75.
e~Imported Tailor.mads Chevron Refer
IL to 18 years-Sll.
~ Beaver Cloth jacket, Astrachan Collar and
Edging, Silk Frogs-12 to IL years-sl2
a. Imported Gray Refer, with Matchable
Plaid Collar and Lappeis-l4 to IL yesrs-&l5.
ck-Nsvy Blue Jacket. with Gray Astrschan
Sleeves and Double Row Of Large White Pearl
Buttons-l4 to 10 years-&l76O.
rE-Tan Colored Jacket. with Braided Sleeves
and Velvet bound. One Of the pobbiest effects
of the ssason-S1S
81 Gray Astrachan Jacket with Extra-full
Sleeves. Medici Collsr-loops to match. $50.
We do not like to say too much about our selec-
tions We think IL would be in bad taste to praise too
their own song. Look and listen. Now about the
children. We are As we'll fixed for their supply.
tS- Blue CheviOt Refers. with Fancy Corded
4years 6ysars. years. 10 years. IL years.
1850. 1915 81. s4.25 $3.50.
n-Blue Sailor Jackets with Gilt Buttons and
Embroidered Anchors on collar and sleeves.
6yrs. syrs lOyrs. l2yra
90. $3.50 slO elO.5a
tTPlaid GretcLens with Capea Cord edges
to match
4yrs. 6yn. syra 1oyrA 12yrs.
$3.50. &c. $3.50. 81. $3.50
tH-Large Plaid Patterns with plain pockets,
collar and cuffs In shades that match nicely.
4yrs. 6yra Syrs. 1Oyrs. IL yra
$3.50. ss. $3.50. 90. sa5o.
tH-Navy Blue Cheviot Gretchens with collars
and cuffs of Gray Astrachsn. Large White
Pearl Buttons and edged with Blue and White
8yrs. 1Oyrs, 12yrs.
1880. sI45O. $500
tFLarge Plaid Gretchcns with Velvet collars
and new style Cape
12yrs. 14yra
Sl675. $40,
After have had look at the other styles around
town You will appreciate fully than the be
coming beauty Of these Of ours, While the price
the whole lst-In fact on everything in Cloak
Department, from end to the otherwill be found
30 refrcshingly reasonable to be . source Of
tinued surprises you look from style to the
other. We want every one who buys a garment Of US
10 feel they getting their moneys worth and .
"hesping over" full of satisfaction. We strive
to that end with success.
sEATON PERRY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-14

Nsssra Chester Low have. By Mr n ~
Per4y, Aisd Q itsn against the Jndsee PnsumsGs
Street Railway COMPANY sad the DrighSvo =
Railroad Company for ts,eA - fW kbor ID
materials furnished.
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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD 4 oTHRoP.
CORNER llTH AND F SITS. n. W,
Youxa FoIx.s DAr.

Youxa FoLk,s DAx
Saturday ID the day upon which W devote
special attention to the young. We endesvor TO
point out the things lest adapted to their wants
and needs In such way to save the parent
accompanying the little ones - much trouble
snd annoyance - possible while shopping. We
particularizs the following departments, com.
prtsing the special offerings for saturday:
HOLIDAY GOODS DEPARTMENT..
TOYS.
500 Boys Soldier Outfits. including Cap
Gun, Sword aud Trumpet, Acc. set.
Boys' Soldier OusAts In more elaborate styles,
96c. to $3.50
Magic Lanterns. variety of styles, 95c. s1.95
to eS. so.
Stone building blocks. Is. IS. SO. ssc.. sl.2o
and 81. S5
Metal soldiers In wood boxes sl.25. o..
o.. 75 to ~.
DOLLS
Bisque Dolls with kid bodies. II inches long
l0c. each
Bisqno Jointei Dolls, several styles. A5c.
Infant Dolls with long dresses and CAPS. 50c.
Bsque Jointed Dolls, 10 inches long, with
hne hair, shoes and stockings. 95c.
Juneau Dolls. all sizes, from 81. 10 to Ell.
(Fourth floor, 10th st extepsion.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-14

LONDON BAzAa.
TAG MARKET SPACE.
GIVEN AWAY.
Your chance to get An Elegant White Lima Hare
Childs Set actual value sl.75. ss . gift. We will
present to every purchaser Of Cost Cloak or Jacket
one of these Sets today. Saturday. 5th and Monday
the 18th.
Price will be the ame - any other time ana that 10
the lowest.
WE DON'T CHARGE Fon THIS PRESENT.
Some Of our new designs in Fur.trimmed Jackets
have Just arrived and will be placed on sale IoDAY.
The line 10 elegant and varied No has any better
In fact assortment Of Cloaks 10 a. large - any
firms in the city. and We knowit
Our Incompatible Bargains for three dayc:
Wool Felt Flats. Ale.
French Felt Flats. all colors, CSC
Pigskin Gloves. 49c. . pair. and thousand other
articles too numerous to mention.
Call early to avoid rush.
nl4-2t LONDON BAZAAR.
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'Ox1r o. Misses AND CH,1DnrSs
TOMORROW. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Is.
We make discount Of 10 per cent on our large stoci
of Misses and childrens oarmensa It has been said
again and again that our limo the most attractive
that has been shown By any house in this city.
In allowing the above percentage We consider that you
are getting the best value that any legitimate
could offer you Our profits are not extravagsnt and
We are willing to take small advances on our entir<
stock in order to make our business largo and sue
eeasfuL
THE COMBINATION.
18th AFS.w.
KAUFMAN SICKLE.
romorrow's "star" will have big card for Mon.
Tho FIRST chance to make display Of our Shoe Do.
partment Was today being fortunate enough to have
one window temporarily complete. We claim styls
novelties and prioea few Of our regular Leaders
are:
ladies' Hand -sewed waukcnfast, s24a
Ladies' Hand-ssxed Cloth rops three widths Of toes
Common-senss Med and Opera. Sa4a
Ladies' Patent Leather vamp with dull pongola top
hand sswed. very stylish. s5.9s.
Than we have also the eatrsms French Heel Patent
Tip with Tan serge top. very nobby. s74a
Misses Haad-turned Donsola, two styles Of too.
common sense and opera s2.e4. The Koehier Shoe.
We think Ia the best foot wear for any one liking
long vamp, common-senss shoe. They come in four
widths. Our line of Once Shoes for house and even.
ing wear is very complete and shows up we'll In our
shoe window. Lsdies' overgaiters ct eSc.. el24.
sL4s In Cloth Hnslish Kersey and Jersey Cloths also
fine line Of Boys Legsins In Cloth. Corduroy Leather
and ooss This department Is located on the frst
gallery making IL private and pleasant for ladies
THE COMBINATION" -...
KAUFMAN Z SICKLE.
II 18th and Fn.w.
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LADIES Mus1,s UxpEnwrAn ID,
PARTMENT.

BRIDAL SETS
We are showing in recent arrival some very
pretty aud new effects Ia Bridal Sots: >
one st, composed Of ) pieces, Gown. Corset
Cover and Drawers. deliberately trimmed in
platte vaienciennes lace. Price 13. rs
One bridal set Of nne canbric consisting of
pieces Gown. Corset Cover and Drawers,
trimmed with torchon lace aud inserting, Price
S4.a5.
Que bridal set Of 3 pieces. Gown, Corset Cover
and Drawers. elaborateiy trimmed with VAL
enciennes lace and inserting aud finished with
ribbon Price so.
One bridal set Of 3 peces Gown. Chemise and
Drawers. handsomely trimmed with nne ena-
broidery and italian lace. fricc SX9J.
Many other styles with handsome trimming
Of lace and embroidery.
(Secoud floor, 10th st. cxteusionA
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E & . i !; I ::
PoRuLAs SHOPPING PLACE
9TH STREET.
EE ]; I + +. III III
very good
items foryou
Tomorrow. Our
Furnishing stock
complete in every de-
tail. The new Neckxearis
here; very beautiful eYects
Dress Shirts We are selling guam
titles Of. We've Q reputation for the
best made Shirts hereabouta You may
pay more for your Shirts and then take it
into your head that they are better. Men
have knack Of doing that sort Of thing
In their wearing apparel. We guar
antee our Shirts both for perfect
At and wear. So you run no
risk for trial. That's for
the Top Wear. Now the
Underwear Tokeep
the body warm
il essential
nowadays
Look
our Underwear stock. You will find what you want
ct less pricess than usual. We've great variety
FOR TOMORROW.
81 Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers. Sc each.
sl25 Atwood White Shirts and Drawers SIC. each.
$3.50 Suit English Underwear. fine soft WOOL
In two shades. 1915 suit (shirt and drawers)
75c. Uniaundered Dress Sbirt.................5s c
SOC. Laundered Dress shirt.................6o Gee
SOC. Fancy Trimmed Night shirt.....37c.
25c. Fancy Half Hose. l7c pair
SOC. silk Elastic Suspender.. silk-corded ends,
White or colors. 44c pair
And many other items TO interest you ut special
prices for Tomorrow.
SPECIAL UPHOLSTERY SALE,
BEGINNING TOMORROW. NOVEMBER Is.
AND CONTINUING UNTIL WEDNESDAY, No.
MEMBER 10.
Some great and unusual bargains
in Lace Curtains and Portierea
Silks. Msdrases. EaselA
Tables, Pictures. Ia
BILE Covers, VIM
dow shades
LACE CURTAINS. 59c. TO s1l0s PAIR.
Worth s5c. to sI5.
PoRTIEKEA s1.4s TO sI4ss A PAIR.
Worth 81 to so.
TABLES. sl.2s TO s5v6
worth ~. so to ~.
RAsEIs. 4sc. TO sa1a
Worth 7ac. 70 IS
l5c Imitation Mslrsses. Toe. yard
3Sc window shades.xlc.; complsss.
Q: Chenille Table Covers. sl.25 each.
We guarantee you savipg On everything you Lay Il
/: {. $.JBIH;I 6;
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
ait SEVENTH STREET.
7 t:xiA1l.x,;xa Sons; .os 10TH q My..oAs;
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Robert 2 a. 3, ss;. ts.,y s.d H.sai.. a:s;
pelsion&
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ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for The EVENING STAB,


JUDGE NORTON SusrAISED.-The authority of
Judge Norton Of the corporation court exer-
cised In revoking the licenses Of saloon keepers
who violate the Law has been fully sustained by
the court Of appeals. and the licenses of Sefer
Blouse and Mrs. Mary Smith will stand re.
voked, a. ordered by the corporation court
some time ago. Judge Norton is following q
course in relation 10 saloons here similar to
that which Is pursued by the District Commits
sioners in Washington, and a. she late judg-
ments Of the supreme court and of the Rich
mond court Of appeals ill tend to sustain the
power Of the judges to control the saloons, il ID
likely that Sunday bars viii cease to exist within
the corporate limits
PHYsioaxor.-rfof L n Fellow lecture
to the Teachers' institute on physiognomy
filed Peabody Hall last night few seats being
left vacant He spoke with ease and huency
and made the usual illustrations, testing the
capacities 10 Judge character from physiog-
nomy by mentioning the principal traits Of
several persons selected from the auditory.
NoTrs.-The Fidelity Building and Loan As
ISOLATION Of Washington has obtained o charter
hero with II. Dingman, A Tveedaie, A. Wall,
W. b Harding and @. W. Leach ~ corpora
tors.-Mra DR.. Bechtei OF this city has gone
to Atlanta 10 represent Alexandra In the con-
vention Of the Womeu's Christian Temperance
Cnion.-The sons of confederate veterans,
recently organized into an association here,
viii hereafter have their meetings enlivened
by addresses from confederate veterans.-
The Alsxandria Nulcal Association Rivee il
twenty-third complimentary rehearsal tonight
ct its rooms.
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SUNG I0f Sb,OOO lNHo loSur0nC0.
Mrs. Elisabeth J. Evans, b. Gen. Butler and
O. D. Barrett has satsrsd suit against the
Standard Life and Accident Insurance Com
pany OF Detroit, Mich, for u, 600 Insurance on
the life Of John @. Evans, Who died January IS
last, a. she claims, from injuries received in
the pension building By being caught By the
elevator.
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