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EXCITING RACE IN THE SENATE.
Mr.. Stewart was Almost Sure Of Success,
bat MIR. Reagan slipped on Ahead.

eut Mr.. heagan slipped on Ahead
There was quite AZ interesting race in the
Senate this afternoon. Irrigation was being
discussed ana Senator Allison was making an
explanation Of the action of the appropriations
COMMITTEES. The Senator spoke at more length
than wss expected, and the latter part of his
speech was lost to good many Senators and
to all the occupants Of the press gallery be-
cause they were watching Senators Reagan and
Stewart. Both of these gentlemen have fixed
op'sions ON Major Powell and the geological
survey. and neither Of them have ever been
known to miss an opportunity to air their
views. Senator Stewart was loaded to the
mozzle, his desk being piled up with docu-
ments and Congressional Records: Senator
Reagan was also supplied with ammunition.
The former arose to his feet several times dur
ing Senator -Allison's speech, believing each
time that the Iowan was about to Conclude.
Ar. Reagan's anxiety to secure the floor
FIRST was also evident, but he tffd not get hr1
until the proper time. His head moved stead
lily and at the rate OF one movement in three
seconds. from SensteY Allison 70 Senator In
gals. Both contestants realized that if the
other was first recognized no one could proph-
ccy as to the day on which he would conclude
his remarks-the surveys might be completed
and the reservoirs built before that time At
i"SS " was oNfucHs tuds hllisOn was 6D0Ht
to close and Senator Stewart once
more got up and extended his
right arm In the direction of the presiding
officer. In that position he stood. with his lips
apart. waiting for the detected tone that should
mark the end. Mr. Reagan had both hands OH
the arms OF his chair his head had ceased
moving toward Mr.. Ingalls, and he watched
only Mr.. Allison. By this time everybody ex-
cept the official stenographers was intent on
the race. The last word came and then the
Texan sprang from his chair and said: ..Mr
President" Mr.. ingalls, said: THE Senator
from Texas" Mr.. Stewart sat down. He was
evidently tired; he bad been standing fer some
time
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INSTRUCTORS OF THE DEAF.
Papers Read at the Session in New
York Yesterday.

The third days session Of the annual con-
vention of American instructors Of the deaf
was held In New York yesterday. The address
Of the day was delivered by DR.. Isaac
Lewis Pset on 1.-THE relation of the sign
language to the education of the deaf" He
dwelt particularly on the natural method of
dsaf-mute instruction, and condemned those
systems which were, as he claimed, clearly
against nature. He illustrated how various
ideas were conveyed to o deaf person who was
ignorant of spoken language and how one 90
afflicted could more clearly and comprehen-
sively grasp thought and understand what
was intended when it was presented in pictorial
psntomins, than when he Was addressed in o
manner which carried with 1t nothing to con-
vey tangible idea.
Prot. Francis D. Clarke, principal of the
Arkansas Institution, followed DR.. Peet with a
paper on the same subject, and in many ways
reiterated the latter's views.
Prof. A. g. Draper of the National Deaf Mute
College in Washington gave the results of
college work among the deaf
Before DR.. Poets address DR.. G. o. Fay Of
kentucky, who il the chairman of the COM
mittee on normal exercises, conducted o ses-
sion that Wac devoted to the reading of papers
on the various methods of instructing the deaf.
Among them was . paper delivered in the
sign language by Thomas Francis Fox, N. A.,
graduate Of the New York institution and Of
the National Deaf Mute College in Washington,
and interpreted by Prot. E. H. Currier, entitled,
Hints on Rapidity In Arithmotical Calculs-
ton" Mr.. Fox described the manner in
which he taught his pupils to be accurate and
quick in calculations by illustrations on the
blackboard
/ Prot. David GresnberGer, principal Of the
Institution for the Improved Instruction OF
Deaf MHtss in New York illustrated Tech
meal ArticulAtion.''
Mr.. Monroe Of Michigan read an article on
the Arrangement Of the Methods of Instruct
ing the Deaf"
Prof. z. +. westervelt OF the western New
York institution road Q paper A. the svsuins
session on tbs eollo4uiAl nae Of the ERglish
language in connection With the deaf Miss
West, . teacher in the. Phiisdelphia institu-
ton, talked about school room difficulties.
| J. II. Eddy-of the Rome, NY, institution
read paper on the "rhyticai Education OF
Shs Dsahh Mr.. Eddy u deaf mute who in
former ysass was NOS unknown in athletic cir
ciss, and ha dwslt upon the necessity Of sys-
teEnatie physical tfaihins for all who we're
a4ieted II Any way.
/ Ixks eonsenHon WI centinue until friday.
when ths delegates viii, return to the various
ihstitutions With vhieh they arc oonnected and
the active part Of the academic year win be
commenced
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- 1T THE HEAD OF ANDREWS?
But Little Doubt That He Was the Man
Dr0waea In the River.

The head Of the nan who was found drowned
IN the Po:ornac near Holtxman's landing some
time since 10 at the Office of Dr. Schaeffsr. the
deputy coroner, and that 1t is the head of the
missing man, C. G. Andrews, is fsmiy believed
by Andrews brother, by Detective McDevitt
sgd by others.
Detective McDevitt stated to STAR reporter
thus afternoon that the dentist in Baltimore to
whom he tslegraphed this morning to come
on and examine the teeth reported that
he could not do 80, az he has to Keep
an engagement made for O'Clock
this afternoon, but ssys he will
make the examination at McDevitt's agency
next Thursday. Mr. McDevitt added: The
gold and composition filing in the teeth is
exactly the same as was indicated in the list
which IseceaFsd from he dentist several days
ago."
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WAREHOUSES;.

WAHIEp-ro RESr A NICE EIeHT.RooN
NEED .s.ssi Adat:.. I Z. stsr oiss az sas est
wANTED-slx AND IIaHT ROOM HOUSES
.pSo!s, S :. s' ossS c6
WASTED-BY sHPTENBER IA SMALL HOUSE
,nsa.r N nv BY ren:iemsn and wife, no basement.
~ NJ mmsprosenenss rent moderase. Addrsss z
-. SeNr o0es. suS5-sr
WANfED-6ENTkENAN AND wIFE FROM THE
ko, .rs s,sh 70 rent House in nv. washinsion.
Al .,es =, vsners = oo.sd OF take rooms with them
w s,,.e .,r,s a is!.h FOR AZ s5RooN
,y rs =, 81 ny s2sity IN ter bricks
entire -sssrs Sos fali r...,,rs m $50 Ws
IhoMPsoN. Central Bank Bai.d.ng. au23-3t'
WANIED-PAYINd SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
", w Med nn irscse House, aud Lots ehien sdver-
nor ss-ue rom investors and othsrs ali ,,r~,.,
ecial attention to my great facilities for ding
% Rent " BGRfoSD M iss and toe sn sss.
WANTED-A RrsipESCF BFTwTEx "a AKIN
w Mass ave. 10th and ly;h cts nv. eonuSnient 10
Net railroad corner preferred. price. Slo 0uO 10
s<-ooo. Address BOX 20. ssAs oa.ee. anio-eo2w
WANTED-wE WANT sEvLkAL HOUSES ron
~. 800; Also BRICK House Of or rooms With iarxe
lot for aeoutso. ooo Z. l. BOYER a CO.
AuZa-st sos ST "a.
WANTEp- Buy FOR cAsH.k HocsE OF.
location. CASH PURCHASER. siar once. slisl-i in.
WASrED.HorsEs FoR RAM BY FISH &
W MILAN 1913 ST. NV.
ers can secure good tenant. and prompt returns 6y
placing the:r houses "a our ehxrre. sayi-ias
WANTED-hoUsEs FROM s4.see To- sa eco;
w aiss Lots In "Sshinston snd Isnisr ns.shfs
auf3 zoos ST. NV
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They Met After Thirty Years.

An Interesting event occurred st the Hotel
Randall yesterday. II appears that four gentle
men, all Of whom are brothers, arrived in the
city yesterday evening from Atlantic City. Upon
reaching the Hotel Randall they registered
under the same names. This unusdxi occur
renee attracted the attention OF Mr.. 7. 8. Leis-
enring. the proprietor of the hotel, who asked
them if they were brothers. They replied yes
and stated that they had not seen each other for
more than an hour at time for the past thirty
years. Their names are r. NJ. Naudain OF
Iowa, F. N. Naudain Of Nebraska, G. ". ".
Naudain Of Wilmington, Del. and c. E. Naudain
of Philadeiphia. The party are on sight
seeing tour Of the country and all met 81 At
few days
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SOCIETY.
Where Washington People Are Summer
fng-Pcrsonal Notes Of Interest.

Mr.. Victor Kaufman has returned to the
| city, after a weeks outing at Ocean Grove.
Col. W. B. Dobbs, editor OF the Allen Send-
mel of Scottsville, Ky. and his sister-in-law,
Miss Ella Ragland, are spending few days in
! the city.
The rumor aioat concerning the marriage of
Miss Mamie Crump. daughter OF Mr.. VIM. I.
Crump of this city to Mr.. James ID. Rutter. also
OF this city. is most efnPhatieally denied by the
| young lady sud her parents,
Miss RaieA has Tetcrnea from o very pleas
ant soiourn Of several weeks at Oakland. Md,
and Natural Bridge, Va, to her residence, 1907
10Th street northwest.
Miss Josephine Hooper of Richmond and her
sister Miss Hulda of Boston are visiting their
cousin, Mrs. Peter McGufre, CD 25th street
northwest.
Miss Eddie Drew and Miss suowien Of this
city are spending tie summer months in the
White mountains.
Mrs. Dan Collins accompanied by her sister,
in-lsw. Mrs. john Altman, and niece. Mise
Ella Altman have gone 10 the BIns Ridge tor
a month
Miss Fannie Jamey h VISITING Miss Everill
Brown near Faaquier White Sulphur Spzings,
Va .-.,. -
Miss NJ. Agnes Clancy is visiting friends in
Baltimore and Hasfopd coAmty.,
Mr.. Vim. H. Barnes and his son have re-
tarned from weeks visit with friends in the
Virginia mountains.
DIR. and Mrs. John A. Daily have returned to
the city after pleasant sojourn at Old Point
Confort and the mountains OF Virginia.
The Misses Baden, Miss Belle Morgan and
Gertie Strain are at Berkeley Springs They will
return to WasaAn gton September
Miss Lillian McHugh of Norfolk, Va, is visit
ing Miss Gertrude Libbey OF South Washing
ton.
Miss Rose Fowler, Miss Nellie segerson and
Miss Maggie Sullivan are spending two weeks
at Round Hill. Miss Kate Fowler and Miss
Kate Seserson, who were visiting them, re-
turned Monday.
party of ladies from Capitol Hill, composed
of Mfss Beckie Huntington. Miss Laura French
ana Mrs Hepburn and daughters, have gone
to Niagara, Watkins Glen and Montreal
Canada.
Miss Katie Harper Of Georgetown and Miss
Marguerite Paulie OF Memphis have gone TO
spend the remainder Of the summer among the
mountains of Virginia.
Mrs. s. A. johnson. wife of Deputy Collector
johnson Of Georgetown, and her son Harry
have gone to the mountains of Virginia for the
remainder of the season.
Miss Matte Sherman and Miss May Gillespie
OF Edwardsvilie, Ill, are spending few days in
the city and are at the Hotel Langham.
Mrs. C. NJ. Shinn of 20l1 14th street north
west returned home yesterday sitter an ex-
tended visit tosreiatives and friends in West
Virginia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26

Mrs. Livermorc during two hot August
weeks travelled $500 miles and gave eleven fcc-
lures at Chautauqus assemblies. Phaddeipaid
Times. And she win be MrE LiverIezs il she
isn't careful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26

sunday night freight car In the Baltimore
and Chic freight yard was forced open and
robbed Of ten barrels'ot corn Belonging to ".
2. HewttA--Edward r Smith reports The
larceny Of Colts repeating rias 49,
Robt. c. 0ivsas complains Of the theft
Of cheap watch --Azmstsad Holmes Of No.
room iast night tA.-Afary Doyle, rssidira
~ No. - Nav York avenae rsP0fes stslOsi
from her housc this morning eoOiu clsh.-@
G. W. Evans complains mat be MAJ robbed Of
el0 Sunday morning.
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A wife's Bill for Divorce.

Messrs. F. c. and Campbell Darlington today
filed = bill Of divorce for Harriet MeKsnnsy
against Robert Mckinney, asking also ths re-
sumption Of her maiden name Of Harris and
the custody OF thsis two children They wore
married August q 1873, by Rsv. Robert John.
son, and she charges that no treated her with
great cruelty, knocking hor down, Kicking her
and threatening to kill her. She also charges
that he committed adultery and that about four
yenfs ago he deserted her.
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Gold Found at Forest Glen.

Mr.. Harding, mining expert and stperin-
tendent Of the Ford mines near Great Falls,
while on visit at Forest Glen this week dis.
GOV cred unmistakable evidences of rich gold
deposits. Mr.. Harding says the vein is worth
developing and is likely to pay richly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26

VAIL or rwok
1 am Grosvenor Of Ohio!
1 am Houk OF Tennessee!
Look at us,
Do not be afraid.
We are but two.
We thought we we're
Power in the land;
But we are not.
Our thinker must have been
Out Of repair.
We were not kicked by a mule,
Nesther by cyclone.
Or blizzard.
Or John l.. Sullivan!
Neither are We civil service reformers!
We are after spoils,
And we have get spoil apiece!
Though spoil is really no name
For it, Oh, no.
1t IL a case OF agsrava ted
Desolation and woe!
What did il?
Dear friends do not ask!
We did it ourselves!
We ought to have known betterii
II you do not believe it,
Wait tia Tsddy Roosevelt
Comes back from Dakota,
And ask HIM,
D. Taddvt
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A cULOKED MEMS CONVENTION.
slight Possibility of . Ceiered Candi-
date for Congress Against Gen. Lee.

LEEsBuEo. Va, August 8.-Deieyates TO
she eighth Virginia colored republican
convention, to be held at Purcellville,
are already arriving. and full repressn-
tation is expected The meeting WIS called
by the executive committee Of the eeiored re-
pablicans. which met at Falls Church last
month. The call for the convention was
signed by +. c. Green, acting chairman. W. C.
Reeves, secretary, and was approved by J. II.
Harrison. chairman Of the executive committee
The purpose OF the convention il to Consider
the educational, financial and political status
OF the eolored people Of the district Each
county Is entitled to ten delegates and three
altefuates and Alexandria city TO fifteen dele
gates and i've alternates. II is expected that
there will be about one hundred and twenty
delegates In the convention. The action OF
the convention is looked forward 10 with much
interest on account OF the nearness OF the con-
gressionh campaign 1t is not thought likely
that the convention will put forward cardi-
date for Congress. but II WIN probably indofse
some White republican, although IL is known
that some or the delegates favor the nomina-
lion of candidate.
There has been no call as yet for the regular
republican convection 20 nominate the cardi-
ea'e TO run against zen. W. II. +. lee, who was
nominated last week. although such call will
IN all probability be issued in q few DAYS. and
/" thought that q good man would get the
votes OF some Of the democratic boltefs
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FOR RENT--STORES.

I1oR RENT-sToRE AND DWELLING. 1909 7rH
81 NV. pnte glsss store front. counter shelving
and large Ice boz; concrete cellar; 10 rooms aud
stable. suitable for any business. rent $50 IN adj
vance. Inquire Ut fd2goth 81 nv au3l16is
Eok REST-SOCTHWEsr CORNER 5TH AND
Il Sta NV, bTssk stors and DNellsos, with lnrTe
bake oven suitable for confectionery and baker, II
Mel DODsON, j2e5 ct NV. Huio-im
NOR RENT-wAREHOUsL, 1905 ST.. THE
continuatlon OF Louisiana ave- opposite whole.als
market stores. rent, $40 aud 800 respectively
aull-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26

The prostitution party OF Kentucky meets
merit month. He is at present summering in
Coldwater, Mich.
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SHOOTING STARS.
Anscostia Captured Washington yesterday.

1t rained last evening as il Gen. Greedy wsre
mad because the Eastern Branch bridge were
not a Greedy memorial bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26

boss-at seven pm: Hello, Harry, what
are you doing here?'
Harry: working away I'm tusr too blamed
lazy to quit and go home."
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

wANTED-To Buy A RESTAURANT: STATE
w pr.es rent and location. Apply for two daya on
WAX TED-EvERY PfMPrR WRINKLE OR
w.s nisnSs Su.an,esa Removed by a.,as r.
it 70, you Laboratory. eI3 i3ts 50 a~ sas3 n.
WANTED TT KNowS-ALL REPAIRs TO stw-
w LAS Asssis<s aeae ~ bosse. 81. send postsl Ga
va buy iiah;ly used Improved machines au23>o,.
WANTED-To RENT STABLE WIZ ACCOM-
w medat,ons for 20 Horses and 10 Double waeons
must DC centrally located " TIC, Star Ofhce. a23-t'
w and Accommodat o1s for o 20 8 Trucks: iocatfur
must be Central. b.Dc.. sian Office. Gu23-3t'
WANTED.-H. BAUM RAYS TIE HIGHEST CASH
encs aud store fiInre. Entire Hon.shoia.
ess1ss SASH vhLUs PAD PAT ron
s,ses q MeIshMSss Store and oihes fsssare. Cali
WASIED-AN iSrERMEw WITH PROPERTY
. House Painter.
WANTED-HoRsEs 10 PASTURE, PLAINLY
w grass. spring water shade hill and marsh lands:
sxe nan from city street cars ROBERT
WANTED-IF THEY DON'T sUIT BRING THEM
NJ. nae = and get your n oney Guarantee to sell
sickIks' OLD sTiSp 'a iol Ii Pa ara
WANTED-HoRsEs. To PASTURE AND WIN
in eS esrs s s sa GOD 90 ss.s .ns
corner rob st. and La ave- Tsisrhone call
IoO4. ~ Thonpsont. su20-am
WAN1Ep - PARLoR FURNITURE UPHOL-
W Hsefeo mattresses made over; work done neat
md substantial manner slip Covers made ne
Guaranteed. e. SELsOS. l2e3 q st n. W. ts2-sSrs
WANrEp-LADIEs TRY ORANGE BLOSSOM"
w sure cure tor female diseases sanple free. Also
r.. SSifri osSsrsi iss SSHfs s tt't !. t'ss
N AxTED-PREsERvEY orR TEETH BIZ USING
w Milburn's Super Tor Hose Tooth Powder; suafan-
teed leriectly ha inless and entirely from grit;
price De- per box for sale by all Druggists ~ I'm
NJ kkTKD - HORSES: KEEPING AoKsEs WIN
Wv ter and summer Specially order box Pr,ce's
Livery Stables. IA 9th Ct nv. farm 1th ST. road,
elght miles from city. o. IL. r. CLARK, sligo, Nd
se3S-2n'
WANTED-sTEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w kenevsting Works Festhers Renovated; Mat
heseee Made over: Furniture Steamed and Noths
Destroyed. T. h. lOUNGs. lao: Pa ave. Tclephone
lUoo--. fl3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26

Citizen of the District from I'M
der his umbrella: Jupiter PIuvius it seems has
the contract now, for cleaning the streets
Disgruntied Democrat-"who's he? Some
Internal Niger from an outside town TIL Bet
horse"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26

Powderly ought to go on strike among his
own win club.
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FOR RENT-OFFICFS

EoR RENT-is44 RHODE ISLAND AVE, BET
Il 4th aid 10th sts.. Desirable Office Rooms built
expressly Tor physclAn. with steam heat telep
Uses nu.s5-f
ISoR RENT-oFFIcE RooNs-THoSE sEEkINa
L elegant Once Rooms will do well 90 e1smne the
Baltic building, GOT st n ", steaxu heat electric
lights Sc. Apply 70 W. r. HELM. on the premises
Au2:Lst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26
THE LAzIEsT MAN.

What's the Delamat-tar with Quey2
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WANTED-BOARD.

WASTED-BY GENTLEMAN, BOARD FOR A
w few veaks in private family within Is minutesi
MMk Oh Navy Yard Be- dye. Send answer TO r. J.
Mon. l34l llth sts.e Il
WANTED-FoR LADY-BO4RD AND GOOD
w sized Room. with register and closet near Patent
Once Terms % per moth. Address. st once. Mrs.
MEG. Star office. au2o.2ts
WANTED - BIZ YOUNG LADY TEACHER
w Boar IN private family: ref SECURED. Address
stat ny terms and location. r. o. Box 37l, Wakefield
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26

BosroN- August 36.-The committee Of nine
chosen to investigate the methods Of the execu-
tive officers of the American board of commits
sioners for foreign missions, which has been
sitting IN the Con srcgational House during the
past week. has fnihsd It's lseers fer the pres
est The sessions we're occupied with the read
ing Of reports Of sabcommittees and acting
upon the same. The proceedings were secret
aud tbs committee refuses to dlvulse its action.
Il 10 understood, however, that kXrmour pxe-
vailed IL 10 sand other suSsonssistees we're
appointed to report at session to be held IN
Boston September Is. with a view TO final ac-
lsoa 90 the ual board mestins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26

The camp meeting season is alb out over and
religion is much less in tents than it was.
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FOR RENT-FLATS


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CHOICE, star Oftce au25-4t'
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terms reasonable A. j. HoU6H1ON. 23l3 la ave-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26

The government advertises for ''pomo log
ical elerk--salary $50 per snnum." That
ought to be changed to poor-rnologicaI or pay-
or have che pay increased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26

Anacostia will have no trouble over her GER
sus returns. A clerk from that office Kept a
tab on the procession yesterday and IT Tailed
exactly with the original count.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WAXxED.A INV HoaE BoAlDxss; pLfzs-
s ss:E xaass: H.s ifsss'SS sisss.
fax county. sux6-ass
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Grosvenor, Houk and Roosevelt-these three,
but the greatest of these is Roosevelt

A citizen Of an Ohio town, with its backbone
weakening, writes as follows. The time has
arrived When we viii just haee to trust in God;
boom meetings won't work."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26

Chicago ought to take hes Worlds Fair to On
oculist. lWAsHINGToN STAR. Is the point q
this in sight9 IN. i. Auning Journal. No,
it is in site
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BOARDING.

RG RS COLLIN FORMERLY OF 1904 n ST. w.
III hAs tfsnsSerssd hes Brunch Bonrdin9 Houos 20
Asll 81 nw- two doors from Nssaouai Thsster.
Pension Bourgeois; good rooms; very rood VFonrk
dlunsr, with pint claSct. Soc; board b. the wssf
aal-1ms
ii ARaK COOL. AiRY ROOMS. WIZ BOARD. a
~ Per aay md w; ksosns. 90 NJ s5es TRk vkk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26

Anacosfia was founded by the British i'm 1874,
and Gen. Ross will nevet be forgiven by COM
peting suburbs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-26

SOOn Httf tn1B Grille tn6 fODDefy OF T20U0U
worth of diamonds from Judge Christiancy in
hotel. They had been intrusted to his care
by Peruvian friend. No trace of the missing
Judge was absolutely crushed by the series Of
disasters. He retired from public life and has
passed his days since in absolute obscurity,
although engaged in literary labors most Of Me
time. During the last ten years Judge Chris
tancy's passion for whist playing has been his
only solace.