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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-30
THE DISTRICT CENTENNIAL.
Arrangements to Celebrate 1t Properly
Next April

One hundred years ago next April the corner
stone of the District was laid 1t is proposed
to celebrate this centennial in an appropriate
manner and committee OF the board OF trade
is considering the matter. report to the
board viii be made before a great whiio and
upon its adoption active steps will be taken to
insure the successful execution of the plan
which is selected. Thus far no decisive action
has been taken, but there has been considera-
be time devoted to the consideration Of the
question and the secretary of the board, Mr.. A.
ID. Anderson. has about completed the details
Of a program which, it is hoped, may prove to
be generally acceptable. The anniversary &C.
ours at q time when n number Of organizations
of various kinds held their annual conventions
here Some meet here at al earlier date and
others at later date. 1t ID proposed that as
many organizations az possible should meet
here at thai time, and the attendance of the
members will, it is thought. be largely in
creased by the special attractions which
will attend the centennial celebration.
One OF the important bodies to meet in this
city Mt that time is the convention ofinyentors,
and the display made by the members will be
of the greatest interest Ii is expected Of course
that there will be day devoted to a street pa
rade and the cooperation OF military organiza-
tons will be enlisted. 1t is also suggested, IN
this connection, that the use of the great hall
of the pension building could be secured; where
a grand ball could be given. which will make a
pleasing social feature of the celebration.
There are other features which could be used
TO enliyen the two or three days which might
be devoted TO this celebration. Whatever plan
is adopted il is certain that with the co-opera-
ton OF tho citizens the celebration of the
centennial OF the District will be notable af
fair
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FOOT BALL TOMORROW.
Two Great Games-Princeton's Famous
Team to Play the Columbias.

Al in everything else. Warrington Il grad.
ually but surely taking front place as an ath-
letic center. The more than successful meet
ing OF the Amateur Athletic Union on Anaiostan
Island has been followed by renewed activity
in every branch Of athletics Last year inter-
est in foot ball was FIRST awakened in this city
and this year a number Of excellent games
have been played, and the city has even cause
to be exceedingly proud Of the team the Co
lumbia Athletic Club has put on the field.
PRIScEroNs FAMOUS TEAM
Tomorrow will be a gala day in football for
Washington. as two games will be played, one
on Analostan Island, under the auspices of the
Columbia Athletic Club. and the other at Capt.
tol Park. On the island the Columbia team
will have as opponents the famous Princeton
University team, the present champions of
college football The match should be a most
interesting one, not only on account of the good
record which the Columbia team has made,
but from the general interest felt in seeing
trlnceton,s famous team, especially in view Of
the big Yale-Princeton games which will be
played in New York on Thanksgiving day.
The game will be commenced promptly at
O'Clock, and il is certain that the Columbia
boys will do everything to assure the comfort
Of the spectators.
PENNSYLVANIA vs.. VIRGINIA.
The other game to be played tomorrow is
also one OF great interest The contesting
teams will be from the University Of PennsyI-
vania and the University Of Virginia. The
game will be played at Capitol Park the old
base ball grounds, which have been put in per-
feet condition. Both these teams are famous
for their strength and the quickness
and snap of their play. The teams are
also unusually well matched and
a most exciting and interesting game is to be
expected. Play will commence at AIS and two
full halves Of forty-iiye minutes will be played.
The game is intended to decide the champion
ship of the middle states
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A Year and a Day I'm the Penitentfarx

In the Criminal Court today George Cole
man, twenty-nine years old, haiiing from New
York, plead guilty to HOUSEKEEPING at the
saloon of +. ]. Miller, September 6. He was
indicted with James Hopkins and some money
and check for Sc was taken from him. An
attempt to pass the check led to the arrest
lie asked the mercy Of the court. stating that
he came here from New York in December and
after working till July he was taken sick and
sent to hospital, where he remained till
August 30, and that he was at the time in want
The court imposed sentence of one year and
one day IN the Albany county penitentiary.
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Wanted Time to Paw His Fine.

A neatly dressed colored man-Henry, alias
Harry Scott-was tried in the Police Court
today for assauitiug Cornelius Coles Scott
told Judge Miller that he go: in trouble a year
ago and then joined church. since which time he
had not drank anything Intoxicating. Yester-
day, he said. he met Coles and the latter ill.,
sisted on his drinking. He refused, bot Coles
pulled him into a saloon and ordered two gins
Coles drank one glass, but witness left his
drink on the bar. When they got outside they
had some words about money, and he admitted
striking Coles with cane. Scott, who was
fined 50, wanted time to pay it, and his counsel
also asked for time. which the judge refused To
grant If you don't think I'll pay" said
Scott to the judge, you Can come and 90 home
with me and I'll give you the money"
s.Step aside
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A Fam Tn1AI

VI Hoods Snrsapara for scrofula, salt rheum any
snection caused by impure blood Is sufficient to con-
vince any Of the superior and peculiar curative
powers OF this medicine. Read the following:
My daughter Mary afflicted with scrofulous
sore neck from the time she WAS 22 months cid till
she became six years of axe. Lumps formed In her
neck, and one of them after growing to the re of
pigeons egg became running sore for over three
years We gave her Hoods Sarsaparila, when the
lump and all indications of scrofua entirely disap
Peared, and now she seems to be healthy child. "
J. 8. CARLILE. Nauright, Nj.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81 SIX for IS. Prepared only
oy e. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 2
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALDAUGH's.-Rhea in Josephine
NATIoSAL-Boston Howard Athenaum Com
pany.
HARRIS BIJou.-Bobby Gaylor in ''An Irish
Arab
KEESAS's.-Hyde's Star Speciality Company.
Music HALL-''Faust Up 10 Date"
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Bolted With a Bolt of Red Flannel.

Andrew Jackson, a coiored man Of North
Washington, was passing in front of Thomas
Burch's dry goods store on It'll street yesterday
when he grabbed bolt of red flannel and ran
of with it. The clerks in the store gave chase
and Jackson dropped his plumber. Policeman
John Daley captured Jackson. When the
prisoner faced Judge Miller today he declared
that he had never seen the flannel Judge
Miller did not believe his story and gave him u
sentence that will expire about the first day of
next May, when he will not need flannel under
rlatffue,
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Damages In $4,000 Claimed.

In the Court in General Term the case Of ].
c. Click agt. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Compsny-for $4,000 damages for injury to
property on the line of the Metropolitan
Branch and at the was argued yesterday by
Messrs. W. A. Cook, &. Darlington and J. A.
Maedel for the plaintiff and Msssrs. Morris and
Hamilton for defendant The case was tried
twice, juror being Withdrawn at the first trial
and in the second. IN March last, a verdict was
found for defendant and an appeal by the
plaintiff was noted
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". II. HOEKE,
9Th and Pennsylvania ave.
o29-At

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20, 1890.
ELPHoNZo YOUNGs COMPANY announce tn
arrival Of
NEW PRESERVED GINGER. 4, u and whole.
400 Pots.
NEW PLUM PUDDING. u h. 1 Ih, 2 h. and 4 lb
cans.
500 Cans.
NEW FRENCH PRUNES, three sizes.
Half Ton.
NEW PRUNELLES. Very fine.
Price Moderate.
NEW NEW YORK BUCKwHEAT.
Extra Quality.
PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP.
Superior Goods.
PURE STRAINED HONEY.
From White Clover.
ELPuoNZo YoUNGs COMPANY.
o20 42Sl0th st. bet. andE
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MoRTAR-spoTTEp SK1S

Accurately describes psoriasis the second great skin
disease Think of shedding quart of scales each day
OF skin cracked bleeding, burning and itching. al
most beyond human endurance: hair iifeess gone,
Suffering hardly to be Apr cated Is this diff
cult skin and scalp disease to cures And yet CUTI-
CURA has cured thousands of just such cases. 8
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CITY ITEMS.
Buy Your Teas and Coffees From
the Great

Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company.
dranuiated Sugar 61Sc. in 10 pound lots TO any
one buying Tea, Coffee or Baking Powders from
u.s. Now is the time to buy.
Handsome presents given away with every
pound Of Thea-Nectar Tea or A. and P. Baking
Powder ALI goods delivered free to any parI
Of the city,
remember, We are still giving out Glass Ware
Crockery, &c. Checks given with every Csc
worth OF Tea, Coffee and Baking Powder. sol
ana DOB It'll ST. NV; 1920 14th ST. NV. S104 NJ
st., Georgetown; So, SO and 60 Center Market
W western Market; 8 and 9 0 st. Market and
l0l Northern Liberty Market
Tel call, s5s-2. oS0-at
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Illness of Gen Albert Pike

Gen. Albert Pike is confined to his bed with
muscular rheumatism. His physician. Dr.
James Dudley Morgan, says that notwithstand-
ing the advanced age of the patient he thinks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-30
HEADQUARTERS FOR LONDON DYED sEALsKIN
GARMENIS
VEnY Few Scala T,rFr

Such the discouraging reports from tie special
agent in Bchrlng but not the with us,
were never in better position 30 offer the ladies of
Washington more careful select ION of London Dyed
seal Garments each garment being selected by Mr..
H. Lansburgh while III London. They are made after
tho most improved models and all say is that
have marked them ut old prices But believe they
VIII be surely higher after the lapse Of four weeks.
They are now all In and ready for your inspection
Second Floor, Cloak Department.
Beautiful LINE OF TRIMMINGS made their
appearance today We feel proud of this
stock. 1t Is simrly one beautiful display Of
Trimmings. one pattern even more beautiful
than the other.
Black Gaoon from Is to SOC. per yard
Black Ornament Chimp from SOC. TO So so per yard
Black silk Van Dyke, 81. sl.2o. s2.@o. 81. as.
$3.50. and 81.
Van Dyke Panels. &l.T5 each.
Fancy Jewel Sets, 80 and 81
Colored Sets 81; worth s2.25
Figaro Jackets in many styles and prices,
Black Crochet from 81 to 50 per yard
Cut Steel Sets AID Gimps
Black and Cod in Gimps and Van Dyke effects.
Cut jet, in width and prices to please every one.
full line of Colored SIX Fringes 2:c. per yard.
Black hnotted rringes from 30c. to 81 % per yard
Sets and Fronts. Panels ard all other desirable trim
nings to harmonic contrast with the new Dress
Goods.
Genuine Diamond and Solid Gold. warranted
LADIES' BONNET PINS
GENTS SCARF PINS
ALSO
GENUINE DIAMOND RINGS
Which sell for s299, various designs of Snakes,
birds, Heorts Lover Knots, Crabs. Dragons. &c.
These are worth considerably
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Can We Interest You?

Java and Mocha Coffee, 30c. per pound.
Old Mandahling Java Coffee, royal drink.
''Sun-Rise Chop" Tea. Best 50c. Tea
Extra ilne Formosa Oolong lea.
Fancy First Chop Gunpowder Tea.
finest Table Butter-Creamery and Print.
We especially recommend our Creamery Butter.
New Buckwheat and new Goldfish.
vanilla Drip Sirup and Clover Honey.
Best Patent Flour in the city.
Eochdale Association tickets honored.
Splendid Cook Books, with orders, free.
Gran. Sugar, with orders, low price.
Come early and secure prompt delivery.
l. NJ. p METZGER, All 7th and 2l08 I4n NV.
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Draughtsman KIemroth,s Death.

Mr.. John II. Klemroth, draughman in the
geological survey, died yestei day morning at
his residence, 9l3 street. He had attained
quite reputation as artist and was es-
teemed by all his official associates. His
funeral will occur tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock.
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Our Mr.. G. Lansbpoh phiic IN Europe, last summer,
ant ctpdt no the pdsd0e Of the McKn eV tdrg bill 10ds
drdngeae'ts for the singing u all impaired goode
IN tlnte to dTre pTyr o. The trB gong INTO e,ct
IN nus IRE succc ded We therefore Sc ing all iDs-
Do ted goods az old prices Nom goods hare been
market up We gre this ddrunf1ae 0tty patrons and
the public al large. La NlSBURGH e. BRO
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Tel. call, S5s

Dr. &. w. Benson, the well-known Balti-
more Specialist in skin Diseases and Diseases
Oh the Nervous System, has opened an office in
washington, ID. c., for the treatment of all skin
ana Nervous Diseases and removing super
nnous hoirs, warts, moles, marks, tumors and
an oiemishes. DR.. Benson or his partner, DIR.
4. u Manakec, can be found every Wednesday
from $50 an TO $50 p.ra at their office. 1912
" b. NV. o30-th, g, tu,3 st
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INSPECT Gun STOCK OF OyERcoATs before
making selection.
EIsENAN Bios, It'll and Z.
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MAxIToU, ginger. champagne, SHOULD be in
every househould. Beats the imported ginger
ale. (Non-alcoholic.)
CHARLES kRAHMEa,
1877 7th St NV
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n SrUDER. the florist. has removed to 1886
p ST. NV, where he keeps a large stock OF
frst-class cut flowers, palms. ferns ana other
decoration plants.
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Fined for Ei0htfuU.

Robert Davis and Albert johnson, young
eolored men, engaged in a fight few days ago,
and the former was before the Police Court
yesterday on warrant for assault. sworn out by
the latter. johnson was not able to appear
because he Is At present in jail An eyewitness
TO the affair appeared and told about the fight
Johnsons hand was cut bu, Davis claimed that
the wound was inflicted by his attempting to
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Pure Rye Whisky, 8 years old. Csc. at.

Tort Vine (med. use J, full 9t bot, SOC.
New Clover Honey zoe. Ass. Preserves. Csc. BIT
Flour. 75c
Assorted Candies, New and Fresh New Edam
Cheese; Cond. Milk l2c.; Self-rising Buck
wheat, &c. per pound.
1t T. r. WILSON, 934 It'll St
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CONDITION OF TIE WATER

Temperature and condition Of water at 2
am.-Great Falls, temperature. 80: condition,
10. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 55. Con-
dition at north connection. Z: condition at
south connection, Is: distributing reservoir.
temperature, 81; condition at infuent gate
house. 8; condition at effiuent gate house, G.
High tide in the river, s35 pm; low tide in
the river. S:3l pm
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SPArES BRAU vERsANDr BIER, bottled at the
brewery in Munich. CHARLES KRAEMER, agent,
ISL 7th street northwest.
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GEORGETOWN.

Two WELL-kSowS CITIZENS DEAD.-Mr
Hugh Glover Divine, an old and well-known
citizen of Georgetown, died at his residence on
33d street yesterday after brief illness At
the time OF his death Mr.. Divine was a member
of Mechanics Lodge, No. Is, LO.O.F., Ameri-
can Guard Council D. ia. NJ. and of Decatur
Lodge, No. 3. X. of p. He was one Of the two
men i'll the District who have held the office of
grand past chancellor of the knights of Pythias
twice He wrote a history of the knights Of
Iythias, Red Men and United Mechanics. Mr.
Divine was seventy-two years old He was
born in Leesburg, Va, and had lived in George
town about fifty years. He had many warm
friends here and throughout the District
lie leaves widow and seven children. His
funeral Will take place Sunday afternoon at z
O'Clock from the West Georgetown Methodist
Church, and the different societies will attend.
The interment will he made at Oak Hill
Mr.. Joseph Clagett Waters. who for the past
Few years has been bookkeeper in the Farm
ers and Mechanics Bank. died last night at his
residence ON S4th street after protracted ILL
| ness from acute bronchitis. The deceased was
widely known and respected. The funeral will
| take place tomorrow afternoon.
| ARRANGING FOR A PAPER CHAsE.-The men,
| bers OF the Woodley Hunt Club are arranging
| for a paper chase to be run November g. 1t is
purely club affair to test the metal of the
| clubs horses.
Boy WITH A PrsroL--william Pratt has
not lived at his fathers house for some time.
| The latter told the police to arrest him and
yesterday Policeman Hanley met William near
Rock creek and placed him under arrest as a
vagrant William, who is n colored boy, had a
bunch Of keys IN his coat pocket and o loaded
revolver in the hip pocket of his trousers.
When the boy was arraigned in the Police Cours
| today as u vagrant and pistol carrier he plead
/ guilty and did not care whether he was sent to
prison or not The testimony heard did not
| show the boy to be as bad rs represented and
the court accepted his personal bonds ON the
charge OF vagraEcy. For carrying the pistol
he was fined $50 or three months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-30
New School Trustee,

The Commissioners have appointed Recorder
B. X. Bruce to be trustee OF public schools in
place of Grimke, resigned.
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FrssEIL's CAFE. 1927 New York avenue.
Everything good.
Everything in season.
Everything genteel and comfortable.
Prices low
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Phillips Digpstible Cocoa,
A very nutritious drink for children. 6
An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime,
Wheeler q Wilson's New High Arm. No. g.
1t charms on sight. Its use enraptures.
Office 437 9Th street northwest o9-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-30

Buy Your Coal OF J. MAURY Dove OnlT
highest grades Of family coal handled. lyI5-ti
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WEATHER STRIPS for your doors and windows
60 Goo feet at 3, and cents per foot
CHAs. /. CARTER x Co.,
doors from 9th ST., 800 Pa. ave.
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The well-known firm of johnson Brothers
supply more families with fuel than any one
firm in the United States.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

FoR ALL KINDS of ammunition and sporting
goods go to TAPPAS's, 1913 Pa. ave.
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PowEHFuI race glasses Hempler's, 45S Pa. av.

WHETHER A S1O SUIT or $50 suit, you will
find all Of our garments perfect fitting.
EIsEMAN BRos., 18th and z.
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To THE LADIES.

To THE LADIES.
An Exhibition Of the Latest
ART NEEDLE WORK AND HOUSE DECORATIONS
VIII Open
OCTOBER 81.
in the ONCE Of THE SINGER MANUFACTURING
CoMrANY. GIG 9th ST. NV.
1t includes all the most fashionable imported de.
SIGNS, many Of which only be Reproduced on our
machines. All desiring tp,yiew this beautiful work
are invited to call 1T our -
THE s1xGx4 NFa co..
LEWIS BAAR. Agent
l5-lzt OPP. U. 8. PATENT OFFICE
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SToP IN WHEN PASSING and try on one Of
our S10 overcoats
EIsExAS Bros, 7th and E.
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Capt Rossell today granted the Metropolitan
Railroad Company permission to pave the space
between their tracks on street from 5th 10
9Th northwest with cObble stones, the street in
tersections to be paved with granite blocks.
Mai. Moore has recommended the appoint
ment of Frank J. Simpson as patrol driver in
the police department.
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AUCTION SALES.

rNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
CATALOGUE SALE
OF
ANTIQUE AND MODERN
EASTERN INTERIOR DECORATIONS,
GATHERED FROM THE TWO RECENT ENHIBI.
TONS IN INDIA AND TURKEY.
CONSISTING OF
ANTIQUE ARMS AND ARMoR.
DRAPERIEs. BRASS. BRONZE,
COPPER AND OTHER ORNAMENTS,
ELEGANT ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS
FOR THE PARLoR, DINING Room AND LIBRARY.
PoRTIEREs. sc.
On exhibition all day Monday. November 3. 1890.
THE ENTIRE COLLECTION TO BE SOLD AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER L. 1880.
COMMENCING Al IL AN. AND 3f.M.
At my sales rooms
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave and lth st. nu.
THOMAS BOWLING.
o3o-4t Auctioneer.
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For Athletic and Gymnasium Suits, all
grades, so to 1ApPAN's, 1913 Pa. ave. ol-lm
Fits, Spasms, ST. Vitus Dance, Nervousness
and Hysteria are soon cured by DIR. Miles Merry
Inc. Free samples at
MERITS DRUG STORE. lOl4 St
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FoR CANVAS HUNTING SUITS go to TAPPAs's,
1913 Pa ave.
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INPoRTED ginger ale 81 q dozen, nj
CHARLES kEAr1TER's.
73I Ith st. NV.
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A CHOICE COLLECTION Of palms and deco
ratiye plants will be sold at Dowling's tomor.
gou &C II o'clock.-4dcl
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

YonKcAGT TILL FIGHT AN. FRIDAY.
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland,
and Virginia. continued cool and fresh west
erly winds and fair weather.
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BAKER's Con LIVER On AND MALT arrests
cough. increases flesh, saves life. Thousands
endorse it. Sold by druggists.
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AMUsEMENTS

change Of bill will be made ct Kernan's
this evening, when Yank Hoe will introduce
number Of startling illusions
There was long line Of people extending
from Miliers bookstore on 18th street at 8
O'Clock this morning to get tickets for the
Booth Barrett engagement in Baltimore. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-30

Daily arrivals Of Hampton Bar, Schrews-
bury and Norfolk Oysters. Select and Stand
ara Steamed, Saddle Rock Broil, Chatting Dish,
York rlver), New York Slows. Half Shell,
Single Fried, &c. HIgn grade only. Lifetime
experience. Fine trade solicited. Main en-
trance, 18th street, elevator. Stairway. Z st. 1t
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Mr.. Reed Addresses 1000 Person.

Speaker Reed received an ovation in Wiscon-
sin yesterday. He left St Paul Tuesday night
accompanied by Horace Ruble and Chairman
Payne, and yesterday made brief speeches ut
Eau Claire, Black River Falls, Reedsburg. Bar.
aboo, Madison and waukesha. reaching Mil
waukee at o'clock Last night he spoke at
the Schlitz Park Theater before an audience Of
1000 people, hundreds being turned away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-30

Buy Your Coal Of J. MACRY DOVE. Only
highest grades of family coal handled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-30

CASH BUYERS CANNOT AFFORD TO PASS
US BY.
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JUsr RECEIVED a new line Of English breech
leaders at TAPPAN's, 1913 Pennsylvania ave.
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C. A. MUpDIMaS, GA 18th st-Refector gas
ere, S3. 80 and 81
Asbestos gas heating stove, $3.50. IS and 50.
Piano lamps complete, with large shade, S5,
&C. $3.50. SO so, &c.
Rochester lamps, s2.5o, 90, $500, s3.40, IS,
&c choice shades
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yrsIT THE EMPIRE Garrett CLEANING WORKS,
6Sl-635 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1862