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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-05
The Laval I,S-tan

The eommandery of the District of Columbia
Loyal Legion held Its first stated meeting of the
winter last night at the Army and Navy Club.
Payniaster H. f. Wright was elected register
vice Surgeon John NJ Flint, ordered to sea.
Rev J. d. Bradford was elected chaplain vice
Rev. Mr.. Pine, resigned on account OF change
of residence.
New members of the first class were elected
as follows: Lieut.. John W. shaw. late L. S v:
Lieut. Sigmund c. Won Braida. late U. s. v:
Lieut. Edwsrd Styles Curtis, L. 5. A and
Capt. George E. Graves. late L. s. v; OF the
second class. John Carson Febiger. IT,, aud
Thomas Norris Vincent A collation. was served
1t the close of the business session.
IL was decided at the meeting last night 70
give the annual banquet OIL the evening of Feb
rusry Y next
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Pound With His Head Cuf.

About 8 Of clock last night Waterman Erdman
found man named 2. ]. Kinter in the Smith
sonian grounds suffering from a bad scalp
wound on the head. He stated that he had
received the injury by falling from a derrick
at the Long bridge about clock. He was
taken to the Emergency Hospital, where the
wound was dressed and he renamed at the
first precinct station till this morning.
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Two THINGS
TO REMEMBER IN REGARD TO CATARRH
1ST. IT IS A CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASE; AND
ID, 1T REQUIRES CONSTITUTIONAL
REMEDY.
These two facts now so well known to the medi-
cal fraternity that local applications like snuffs and
inhalants regarded best Likely to only
Temporary lief. To effect permanent cure of ca
rrh requires a constitutional remedy like Hood s
Sarsaparila, which by purifying the blood. epairing
the diseased tssuesa importing healthy tone to the
affected organs. does give thorough and LASTING cure
Read this from Mr.. p. b. 5tout, weil-kpown luer-
chant and iumberman OF Sheridan, Ind:
II want to say for the benefit suffering humanity
that
HOODS sARsAPAnILLA IS A PERMANENT CURE
FOR CATARRH.
After suffering with arrh in my head for a num-
Der of years and using every obtanabe remedy was
requested by druggist Mr.. c. b. Elliott to take
Hood Sarsaparila did and after using three or
four bottles am heaied of the annoying disease
the human system is heir to-" p. B. STOUT.
AN "A NO. A" NAN.
THE above testimonial is from an No. man Of
wealth and influence" c. E. ELLIOTT, druggist
Sheridan Indiana.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
It's the best blood purifier the nerve helper the
best streng b builder. Give it a trial.
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LOCAL MENTION.


LOCAL FORECAST FOR WASHINGTON AND VICINITY
Rain or snow; slightly warmer
FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. N. FRIDAY
For the District of Columbia. MARYLAND and
Virginia. slightly warmer; threatening weather
with rain or snow. probably heavy in the noun
tain districts; rain or snow is probable Friday.
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition of water at
an: Great Falls, temperature. 43; condition,
30 Receiving reservoir, temperature. 50. Con-
dition at north connection. 3s: condition at
south connection. 80. distributing reservoir.
temperature. 50. condition at infUent gate
house. So: condition az eiliuent gate house, So
High Water Low Water.
1866 a M IO.27p.m 4.2Oam ALI pm
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Vermont Avenue Baptist Church

Rev. T. S. Robinson, pastor Mt. Jezreel
Baptist Church, preached good discourse
last night at the Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church. Interest is still increasing in these
services The collection last night amounted
to $50 and the entire collection for the week up
to date is sos. Rev. s. II. Green, pastor Of Cal
vary Baptist Church, breaches this evening
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THE coURrs

CouRr m GrxEnAL Term chief Justice Bins-
HIM and Judges Cor ann James
Observation-Disclosures agt Weser; argued and
submitted. Stuart agt. Washington Beneficial
Endowment Association; on argument W.
Blackburn admitted to bar.
CIRCUIT CoUar- Judge Hdgner.
Yesterday-In re will Of Thomas 0'Connor;
verdict and judgment for csveatees. Engineer
ing News Publishing Company agt. Hill; judg-
ment by default Newman 4 Wall sgt FtEger-
aid; do. City Investment Company agt Ball L
Son; do. West End National Bank agt. Ceas ct
al; do Payne d Sons agt. Judson Pneumatic
Street Railway Company; do. Crosby Steam
Gauge and Valve Company agt. same; do.
Rupert agt. Hill; death Of plaintiff suggeSted.
Today-Smith's administrators agt. Barker
ct al. 1.-TWO cases.; jury trial waived; tried by
court and judgment for plaintiff. Owens agt
Washington Gas Light Company; motion for
new trial filed
EoUIrY CoUnr-Judge Con.
Todav-Joachim agt Kincsid; Ferd Schmidt
appointed trustee. Cake agt. Woodbury.; sale
ratified and receiver instructed Coleman agt
Richards; testimony before III. N. Richardson,
examiner. ordered. Inland and Seaboard
Coasting Company agt Dodge; testimony be-
fore L. L. White, examiner. ordered. Miles
agt- Miller; auditors report ratified.
The Empress of Jppan arrived At Vicforia n
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RAILROADS.
icHA9 sS.l Sso !, o ~. ~ aAiLloAD

i0hAS sS5.., ASD DsNt ~. gAiiA,oAD 60
Al trains -ase and a Pcnnsy wanna p.---s-.
s,sssou. Mas4l nrtoA. DC.
can6s. a. ia e nsS s az 'S,r
ll:lo a. m.-nhfy sor Manassas. w.rr.n,on. On.
ss, S-i'ss, .. az oltes 2 .r iynchburV. y II
North Carolina Diyls,on ,,hs- ~. mi -t,'5 a.
s,S.is Nv, on .ni "a lons 'lzata ana Char
a "a Station tot al rrinopAl points Ssuth and sos.s
i9.lmsn buaet sl~opeT. New Sork ana wash.nsf..,
20 Htanat-. CONNIE, ~ sih luiinian s.Jer Niaaia
nan sterisI 20 slea'rhs siA BiTu.nsslri antss 4
i1,--,s mi =, , 1.A 500 or us.a vafo-
hnoknne va A. .Nii and a.. sI,T IA
ana 9.slse. tIr0iEa 'ra.h Cor ron Royal. Mvu'' a
: 10 - n. EXPERIMENTATION AID sor-f8.
hLStELN NEst4BULkD LINlIED. -Amazsl,a d, -
f1sinS Room CON- Tns ms. - ,ns N e., "a. .
~. A+nrArs Aad ouse N4ttun ,srs gte aiesf "a
pr,ss for Ssgslce An extra -arr ) "a r,.. =.
ta,s tr-R sORBec,ioh Wltn tir~iiss, lis1.is q, v
MEDIATE conneSons viii ias. a, as -, NJ. s,l.
,-Ss -, y ana saa 20, Asarh,s. ar'is1n ~
: sei er Nasun-i0n 70 New urlsins -'lin-sg
!eSns N''-HA 'A@ NV n
:, ~, m Daily. Southern Express for Iyrlrhbuss
n~Ni.." Hfrsns cru, ha'e.sl. salisbury AMI a'i.us
Western North Gro llyl-ion. a har,,,fts snI =
toiis Souih carolina ivslu A. Aususia ana stat -,
Atlanta aid Cuar.ctt- - ylslun 10 At.auts All ~ -
=. 20 = iade m u.ol station Tor AZ I1In,s >oa-b
sGe Southwest lhroa>0 coaches Ns~ lorS % a.
.uiau b'ihf - ef'eT. New York and Wash : 4
- NioANl.ss ia LSnchture, hanxfi.e. ssa-uufF.
80 sssesn North carolina DiNlsun aud asllli.-
.IEAINs "a Nkshixsft1ax AM OHIO AS.
49,, = e-Ne Washington - 10 .m. daily q - r. ~
-, @a -, I'm. EXCERPT SUNNY R-turtliI.r
80 ~ AZ MAsAAiiartun 80 aud . =, A. l laI.g
80. hasNs n N. tA'ett SUNDAY -
M ush ttAis from ttIs south VIA Charlotte. ssf
80 :, - arrive IA Mas -ton - am lo. - A "a
"a. 80 y. n ana irosa or-llsnc a .aDs M strs.-
49, 49, az = - .. an. and u :, a M
-. - 4ans car ts-eTN atiau aud nforuatiss,
M u.sis> anu uaSsaEe checked u,e LOO lem
h..NAnis aNe aud al passenger stat,u l.an.x va.
iAls.s No. Otl ~ Y IS -. "A ssfI .ll-i,,i.. =
oc5 JAMES 4 AGlOii t,n p As.at
{ NHEsAPEAAE a ONO RAILWAY
SCHEDULE ~ EFEECT SEPrFMBFR N rsat
sHs eaNs dAlly ;rOu Union stat n tB b n ~,
roasi the srn lest scef-ry IN Atu.r,ea with a..
Nes; frOIu Mashinlion 1879 'i~-" Net's"
ZOy 2. a. GltsgLuati Fast line ~ th dining -
lfolh Nsshiilsun N solid Tan usffluaff anti
Shsss ftiNiiir ~ CINCINNATI - a iff .rofu,str
IA Sns tsvh Depot Tot in,ilanat m, n. i4us A..
uslOp IN the famous q. p \. Nesfillu . litf.fsT
SOMA Nesslbuie ed tram with dining car itr sinrprsi
cinnAti Al o:lS pm. Iexlnston > q A. u, : I,nf.,- 4.
ovo m. connectlng IA mon dal,ots Tor al ,Ipts
uVp N frEre-s Tor tiuriun-Nli e. f.ekils
sinia points ~ "a ~
, lu:5. a. IN. via H. p a rawa ~ and Richmond .oosa
run, tohiioft and NOrfulk-ONLl RAIL lINE
,ulmAn toc@tlons and acsets az Company. Dfac.s
olb ana 14-l teuua. -
.e2 II. v. FULLER oenT Passenger Agent
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TOMORROW NiGHT an excellent program by
the Fry Concert Company Of Boston Delight
ful string and vocal quartet. Hear Miss
Eugenie. prIma donna soprano, aud her lovely
sisters. Nine. Fry and Prof. Currie. See adj. IN
Amusemeuts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-05

WHAT Never could buy a ready made shoe
TO it You can get perfect ut at any Craw,
ford shoe store in the country They make all
sizes and widths on FIVE different shaped Craw-
ford lasts
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Wool Hose, 1sc. Bankrupt sale, 1894 7th st. 1t
Superior Old Rye whisky. full quart, u.
Pure Old Rye Whisky a years old. 75c. Of
Pure Old Port Wine, large bottle. soc.
Small lot Fine Grape Wine, half price.
It, MkTzeEn's, AT 7th ST. NV.
Dog Collars Engraved, Razors sharpened,
Free Rodgers Cutlery. WALDORF ., AT Pa-sve.'
Piso's Remedy for Catarrh will surely
ctre catarrh and cold in the head. Handy,
pleasant. All druggists SOC.
Soap. cakes 1Oc Bankrupt sale, 1924 It'll ST. 1t
Coff-s! Coffee. Cofree.Y
Persons in need of strictly fine Coffee. Cali
| on MErzoER AT It'll st. NV.
Remember-Fine Upright Pianos for rent
low Also frst-class tuning and repairing.
Work guaranteed. yIcToR BEcKER, $40 9th n. w2s
Use Browns bronchial Troches for
Coughs. Colds and all other Throat Troubles
''Pre-eIninently the best Henry Ward
Beecker.
Cashmere Wool Jersey Gloves, 15c. War
ne1s Brighton Corsets, 40c. Bankrupt sale,
1924 It'll st. 1t
''Nibiets.' &c Druggists. nos-eolm
No Foreign flavor about it. Home made, is
Salvation OIL Price only rs cents. 4
Nervous Prostitution, Sleeplsssness Opium
habit, Dizziness, Blues cured by DR.. Miles
Nervine. Samples free at
2tr MERITS DRUa STORE. 1914 F St
Hermsdorf Fast Black Hose, ladies' or
gents, 2lc. Fascinators, lsc. Bankrupt sale,
1924 7th ct. NV. 1t
Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Does not distress. and adds fesh and weight 2
The Wheeler and Wilson, No. 3!
A marvel of simplicity.
And runs too light to require
Either water electricity. oc29-1m
Look the Electro-Automatic Wonder at the
Domestic Sewing Machine Rooms, It'll and II.
oc27-10t
90 Cigars, Toe. SMITH, 4th and G. o31-6t"
English Pins 4c. paper. Good Suspenders,
l21sc. Chiidrens Worsted Boots, Sc. Bank
rupt sale, 1874 It'll st. 1t
An Invention Making Sewing Pastims,
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. T.
+ 1t charms On sight. Its use enraptures
Othce 437 9Th street northwest. dl1-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-05

FUssyIL's IcE CREAM is delivered every day
in the year Leave an order Tor tomorrow
dinner At l427 New York avenue.
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Do Nor miss the kermes at Masonic Temple,
every night from November = TO November IA
Benefit for the New German Trinity Church,
corner 9th and y streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-05

DOUBLE and sinsle-breasted sack suits and
one three and four-button cutaHay suits Of
the finest materials and latest styles from $40
up. EisENAS Bros.
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GENTS Su1rs SoouRED
AND PREssED FOR 81
Coats, Zoe. Pants. 25c. Vests, 25c. Altering and
repairing done IN best manner Goods called for and
delivered. Telephone call 1857. Z
u. !. HAHN. los 9Th S. NV;
$50 Ard AS y. Eusaw &C.. baittmcgs. Nd
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Superior Old Rye whisky, full quart, 81.
Pure Old Rye Whisky a years old. 75c. Of
Pure Old Port Wine, large bottle. SOC.
Small lot Fine Grape Wine, half price.
it$ MeTzoEns AT fth at NV
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THE GREAT SHOOT.
MAI. Ballard, Lieut.. Hsrries and Capt Bell
Capture the Prizes Z his Morning.

MAJ Ballard, Lieut.. Harries and Capt. Bell
Capture the Prizes 2 his Morning.
There was rain galore and an exceedingly
large supply of chilly atmosphere on the Wash
ington barracks rifle range this morning.
There mud also Similar meteorological
and pediatric conditions prevailed in other
portions of the District of Columbia but there
was nothing consoling in that fact for the ma
tionai guardsmen who were facing the targets
today There were more than four score en-
tries in the opening matcb--the Tappan-Ms-
r-Boteler-but the weather discouraged
several intending competitors, and when Maj.
Il. A o. Brien who was range officer, called the
roll and ordered the firing to commence there
were tbIrty-rine men ready for business. 1t
was $50 o'clock then, and for nearly an hour
there a tolcrably steady string of bullets
from the 200 wards firing point to the targets.
Each man fired five shots and when the last
one finished the competitors moved back TO 500
yards. where five rounds more were dispatched
targetward by each man.
THE WINNERS AND THEIR SCORES.
When the results were made known-Maj.
O'Brien announcing the winners-it was found
that Mai. J. NJ Pollard had captured the Tap
pan target revolver; that Lieut.. Geo III. Harries
owned the John II. Magruder gold medal and
that Capt Jas. E. Bell was the possessor of the
Rogers group Of statuary donated by John w.
BOteler & Son.
The winning scores were as follows:
Mai. Pollard
zoo yards. --.....-...........4 4 4 5 IN
A.
Lieut. Harries-
200 yards. ...................3 so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-05

CLrvrIASp's BAKING POWDER
WHOLESOME.
LEAvENS MOST.
LEAvENS BEST.
send stamp for cook book.
Cleveland Baking Powder Co., New Yorh.
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HAVE YouR REPAIRS made promptly and at
reasonable prices by C.. ID. COLLINS, builder and
carpenter. III and 7l9 18th ST. NV.
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GEORGETOWN,

KERMEs tonight at Ma sonic Temple. lovely
ladies 10 wait Oh you.-Adct
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POWERFUL opera glasses. IS. HrnrLKn's. 45sPa

DouBLE and single-breasted overcOsts. in all
styles colors and mate rials, from $3.50 to SIS.
EIsEMAN BRos., 9Th and T..
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"AIANITOU.

EIsEMAs BRos., It'll and E, show the largest
stock of overcoats in the city
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FisE ASSORTMENT of hyacinths, tulips and
crocus at Iatiraer q Sloan's auction rooms,
lto9 q street, tomorrow evening at go o clock.
-AdUs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-05

WHAT You had an idea that the Crawford
shoe was q machine-sewed shoe? Nothing of
the kind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-05

FoR artistic colorings and effects in wall paper
20 to 4. W. HENpERsoN' lib 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-05

CARPETS CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works, 63l-635 Mass. ave NV, are made moth
Yreof free OF charge. Telephone 1854
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GREAT DISCOUNT SALE
p W. H. HoEKE's
CARPET AND FURNITURE STORE.
sTH AND PENNA. AVE.
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
IT is OUR desire for the month Of
November to ECLIPSE THE RECORD
OF any past month in the history of our
business. We realize the magnitude Of
this undertaking. but nevertheless are
not the least daunted, for We know well
the BENEFIT OF YOUR SUPPORT,
having fully experienced it in the past.
In order to SECURE YOUR ASSIST
ANCEin this effort we will SHARE THE
PROFIT with you. and beginning THIS
MORNING. and continuing until u PIN
Saturday. November {. We WILL GIVE
YOU
A CASH 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
On all purchases of Furniture and Up
hostery Goods Of &2o and over. Our
stock from which to select embraces
Chamber Suites, in ALL WOODS, from
$3.50 to $3.50. Parlor Suites in all
fabrics. from S37. 80 to $500 This 10
an opportunity that SELDOM OCCURS
in the height of BUSY SEASON and
you SHOULD profit by it. Remember.
this sale only lasts until p. m. Satur-
day. November
Our CARPET STOCK is second to
none. and WE LEAD IN FIRST-CLASS
WORK. being tie only house that en-
ploys exclusively frst-class New York
cutters and layers.
WV 4 4
WY W L H.
It'll III S'GS E. Hr' & TX e En1
L q 90 Er1 tx Enn==
no4-3t sTH AND PENNA. AVE.
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w AsHfNGroN
Is PERMANENTLY CITY OF HOMES
PURCHASED MAINLY BY THE THRIFTY
WAGE GARNER UPON MONTHLY IN
sTAILMENTs-A MOST COMMERCIALLY
METHOD OF ACQUIRING PROPERTY Alta
TRIFLE ABOVE RENTAL OUTLAY.
LIKE HONOR ATTACHES TO THE
PRUDENT HOUSEWIFE WHO DOES NOT
ALLOW HER sCARcITYoF READY MONEY
TO INTERFERE, But SECURES FROM Us
UPON CREDIT ALL THE COMFORTS AND
LUXURIEs OF HOUSEKEEPING, RE-
LIEvED OF A BURDENsoME WEIGHT By
OUR
SYSTEM.
WHICH ACCEPTS HER PROMISES OF
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS AS
THOUGH SHE HAD ALREADY ADVANCED
THE NECESSARY CASH
WITH Us THE PARTIAL PAYMENTS OF
RELIABLE HoUsEKEEPERs ARE MORE
VALUED THAN THE WEALTH OF THE
CAPITALIST
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
DRAPERIEs.
STOVES,
WORKS OF ART.
HOUSE HERRMANNs
CASH AND CREDIT HoUsEa
el7. sl9. Gel AND es3 7TH ST.
ocsl az AND go MASS. AVE. NV
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Go ISro A CRAWFORD SHOE STORE. get care
fully fitted to a pair of Crawford shoes, and if
YOU don't find them comfort table we will pay
for them.
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The leading mineral water and ginger cham
payne in the world. CHARLES kRAEMER,
Telephone sos. 737 9TH ST. n. W.
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EIsEMAS Bios. It'll and L. are headquarters
fer boys and childrens suits and oyercoats.
Best qualities, lowest prices.
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The Empress Of japan arrived at Victoria, B.
G., Monday night with the captain and crew Of
the wrecked schooner Kiisop, which went down
of Baradinc Island. en- route from Townsend to
Shanghai, with lumber.
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CITY ITEMS

Ladies' Fast Black Wool Hose, l5c. Lambs
Wool Hose, lsc. Bankrupt sale. 1874 7th st. 1t
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CAnHAnr 4 LErDr.
o2S 9Th and 1O6 4 81, NV.

Our business in Ladies' Coats is steadily increasing
We Keep only reliable goods. They well made.
ask an inspection.
drive in Childrens Underwear. Vests and Pants
IL to2S. Drawers. -. 20 andes Only Doc. each
We will offer special inducements in Blankets and
Comforts.
We have made special effort this season on extra
values in JOc. Dress Goods. They embrace CASH
mere, henriettas. Serges. Cloths, Fancy Piaids Iu-
minated Beurette Cheviots. Chester Suitngs &c . in
al! the popular shades. These all Of exceptional
value.
Your opportunity for a bargain in extra size and
weight White Bed Spreads OnyS 81.
limitation China Silks in great variety of combina
tions. Only Ike. per yard. You will pay lSc. for
most Of them elsewhere.
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BsOxeDIsE cures haadaehe: 25c.- -AduG
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GROGA ANS
CREDIT HOUSE.
ss1-ts $40. 81 and S23 eth st. n. v.

L1EB1a CoMpANY,s
EXTRACT OF BEEF
.IN DARKEST AFRICA"
By HENRY n. STANLEY.
1.-The Liebio Co,npInvs Extract was Of the
choicest. Page 50. Vol. J.
'Iebig and meat soups had to be prepared in sum
cent quantities to cupuis each weakened
man as he staggered in. Page 50. Vol. I.
Zone Madi managed 30 crawl near nay tent He
was u once borne to IRE and laid within few inches
Of it, and with the addition of pint Of hot broth made
from the Ltsbso C0np0ays EStyact Of Beef we re-
stored him to his senses. page So, pol. II.
Genuine only vita facsimile Of J. Won LIEBIG'6
ss0nature in blue ink Gcress tGbst. nos
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NE CORNER 7TH AND D SITS. N. w.

Gun New HONE
Is ready for your inspection.
ITS FIVE FLOORS
Are completely stocked with everything that Il new
and desirable in Household Furnishings. and is well
worth u visit.
OUR FIRST FLOOR
Contains carefully selected stock Of Bed Room Din
ing Room and Office Furniture.
OUR SECOND FLOOR
Is devoted entirely Carpets and contains the latest
and most desirable fall aud winter colorings. All
gradeA
OUR THIRD FLOOR
Contains stock Of Parlor Furniture which for variety
OF design and uniform excellence OF material IL not
SURPASSED BY any house IN the country.
SOME STARTLING PRICES:
Plush or Hair Cloth Parlor Suites. Cash. s2s;
credit. $50.
Solid Oak Bed Room Suites. pieces. Cash, Sl7;
credit, sis.
Poplar Bed Room Suites. 3pscss. Cash. sl4 ;cred,t
els.
sIx-FooT OAK EXTENSION TABLE. Cash.
Eight-toos Oak Extension Table. Cash. %. {;
credit. ST.
IOrty-poun Hair Mattress. Cash. %. so; credit
IS.
Woven Wire Springs. Cash. g. % credit. g. 50.
Brussels Carpet, per yard Cash. GOc. ;credit, &c.
.neiain Carpets. per yard. CASH, 2oc. credit. 4Oc.
Carpets sewed and laid tree Of No charge Tor
waste III matching.
TERMS:
Easy weekly or monthly payments.
No notes and per cent discount allowed for settle
me- hts ia thlrty days.
CIR ANS
CREDIT HOUSE
ss1-ts Sl9. 81 and S23 eth st. NV.
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SACRED TABLEAUx BIZ CHILDREN
A Nativity Play to Ho Produced at 81
Bernard's Roman Catholic Church.

A Nativity Play to he Produced at 81.
Bernard's Roman Catholic Church.
The children and young people Of st. Ber-
nard's Church. at 1913 West Fourteenth street,
have been busy rehearsipg for two months.
and tonight they will give the first perform
ance Of tho Nativity Play. or Christmas Can
tata." This play. or rather series OF tableauxs
with singing accompaniment. was performed
at this church for the first time in 1875. and
was repeated each Christmas for ten years
following. Then tho basement where the per.
Torrance was given was turned into school
room and the Nativity Play was discon-
tinued.
Father .Healy, the pastor OF the church.
toner's together and put them to work. Car
the basement :. the church and scene paint
063 H0go called 81 for the DECORATIONS. The
0rTs:mos viii II 'sre used in 1885 will be al
SeScd and use, xain.
The cantata consists OF eight tableaux. the
most striking Of which are the " Alteration Of
the Magi'' and the :. Killing Of the Holy limo
CENT" This cantata is an adaptation Of the
Passion play. Over 100 girls and boys take
part in the presentation. Tonight and to-
morrow night only children will be admitted.
After that the performance will be given for
the benefit Of young and old every night until
Jan. 10. with the exception Of Jan. and =. A
small admission fec will be charged.