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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
IN THE LEGISLATURES.
Action Taken by the Governments Of vari-
Gus States.

Action Taken by the Governments Of vari-
Gus States.
The Connecticut house committee on canvass
of the votes was in session until o'clock yes
terday morning discussing the form Of their
report AT pm. it was announced that they
had decided to postpone their report until to-
day.
The Legislative committee appointed by the
governor Of Rhode Island to recount the vote
for congressman finished it's labors Monday,
the district in which the ballots were cast being
the second. Eight hundred and four defective
ballot sheets were found, IS with mark at the
left, "a with a single mark instead Of cross.
339 with two or more marks. 1888 blank Page, DEM
at.has s.323: Arnold. republican 8, 256 Trip.
prohibition, $50: defective. sO4. BY the recount
Page loses Ia votes. Arnold 50 and Tripp 203
As 1t does not give Page a majority new cleo
ton will be ordered.
The Indiana senate yesterday evening. after q
long debate on the merits of the force bill,
adopted the house resolution not to make an
appropriation for the worlds fair il the force
bill becomes a law. The adverse report of the
committee on the bill requiring the American
flag to be hoated over all school houses was
concurred in.
. Resolutions were adopted in both branches of
the Nebraska legislature Yesterday morning ap-
proving the action OF the United States Senate
IN laying aside the cloture rule. All of the in
dependents with three exceptions voted with
the democrats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
Wages for Pottery Pressers

The lockout OF sanitary ware presscrs at the
Trenton posteries because they refuse TO sc-
cept revised scale Of prices has assumed a
new phase by an advertisement which ap-
peared from each Of thu potteries Offering
pressers from "A to IS per day. That adver-
tisen,ent means Just what it says" said one of
the manufacturers; I've will pay the figures
named TO any one who comes to work, and it is
not bad pay, il it, President John o Neil of
the Operatives Union said Il regard the offer
as a bluff, aud our mon regard ii so. They
probably try whether the bosses mean bust
ness"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
EX-MINISTER MINER.

He rh;uks uts R,rruud,a tnc,ae.. sbou,a
nave neeh oNeriookeo.
Publicity has been given to q letter writ
ter Inv continuation Nizne- renresentiuo the
I-n;,aa &C. q. cv..a,,,n,. I,,r;.o, ,ho ra
onieu o "'7"' u",i"e INC &c
cent troubles there, addressed 10 secretary
Blaine under date OF Guatemala. December 81.
This letter is given out BY Mr. Miner at San
Frarc;.co aud no. not vet been recs;vod ,t tho
n. ~, -
o'a'e bePai 'ineht- III. -ni-her eApresses sur
prise In his letter at the manner OF his
dismissal from the service. and claims that in
view of his service in bringing sbout a mace
,,-:
between the nos'iie armies the act OF ms non
interference In the Barrundn matter should
have been overlooked, even had he been
,,,o,,c, ,vh;,h he ,;s.l.;,,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
MISS GRIDLEY's LONG SLEEP.
She Awakes at Last After Slumbering Nearly
Six Months.

Ok mOntnss
Miss Grace Gridley of Amboy, ILL.,, eighteen
years old. has been sleeping without a mo-
ment's awakening for nearly half year. Last
spring revival Of religion took place in AM
boy. Miss Gridley was among the most enthu-
siastic workers. One evening the scenes at the
meeting were more interesting than ever and
Miss Gridley went home in an excited state Of
mind. She went TO bed saying she was very
sleepy and hoped her mother would not insist
on her getting up too early. The next morning
the girl failed to appear at the usual hour and
her mother concluded not to disturb her.
Later in the day Mrs. Gridley went to her
daughters room and found her still sleeping.
II guess I'll let Grace sleep a while longer"
she said ''She must be very tired" As the
girl failed to wake up later the mother at
tempted to arouse her and found it impossible
to do so. Physicians were called and every
known remedy for trance was applied in vain.
The girl slept on, days passed into weeks and
weeks into months. and Grace, the Sleeping
Beauty of Amboy." rs she became known, still
lay upon her couch, her breast gently heaving.
her lips slightly parted. TeEderly the mother
and father cared for her. Food was admins
tered IN liquid form through her half parted
lips by means Of a spoon. the act of swallowing
being almost imperceptib!e.
The Case was marvel to the medical frater-
nifty. Physicians from all parts of the cOuntry
came to study il. The theory accepted by the
majority was that the religious enthusiasm un-
der which the girl had labored for several days
had Frustrated the mental faculties and had
brought on this peculiar sleep.
AS reported on Saturday last Miss Gridley il
at last awake and her awakening was almost as
strange az the sleep itself. She is thoroughly
awake, no doubt, but goes about the house in
a listless manner. not seeming to notice any one
and has no: vet spoken a word.
She seems to have lost the faculty of articu-
iation, and has 80 fur only been able to answer
questions with cultural sound bearing no re-
semblance to speech. She takes her accustomed
seat at the table, but eats very little. Her de-
sire for food seems to have utterly left her.
One OF the strongest things about the whole
matter is the fact that she has lost very little
flesh. and is nearly as plump and rosy as when
she entered upon her long sleep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28

In reading over the literary items Of
the week, / found not much to interest
me, until my eye caught sight of an
article headed "Jenks' Dream" Imag-
inc my surprise to find 1t ended up with
3 recommendation to use DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. Nevertheless being
3 great sufferer from sick headache, I
determined to try them, and, to my great
joy. found prompt relief, and by their
protracted use, complete immunity
from such attacks. Pierce's Pellets
often cure sick headache in an hour.
They are gently laxative or actively
cathartic, according to size Of dose.
AS n pleasant laxative, take one each
night on retiring. For adults, four act
as an active, yet painless, cathartic.
Cause no gripping or sickness. Best
Liver Pill ever made. Smallest. Cheap
est, Easiest to take. For Constipation,
Indigestion and Bilious Attacks, they
have no equal
Manufactured at the Chemical Labo-
ratory of the WORLDS DIsPKNsARY
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, No. 663 Main
Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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The Palo Alto Horse Sale.

One Of the largest attended sales Of trottins
stock held in New York city for several year,
occurred in the American Institute building
Sd avenue and SD street, yesterday. The stocl
offered was the property of Senator Leland
Stamford and was bred at the Palo Alto stool
farm, Santa Clare county. Cal. The sale began
at 10 o'clock and WAS attended by fully .OO(
persons. A few Of the prices were: Loleta NJ.
bay filiy. Sl.058: Almoner 23li1 at two years
$3.50: Sylvia, bay filiy; 81 100. The largest
price obtained was So. 5oO at which sum A. j.
Welsh of Hartford, Conn.,, obtained the bay
colt Electrical. This colt was foaled April &
1893. His sire was Electioneer and his dam the
thoroughbred Esther. Electrical 10 broken
double and single, but has never been handled
for speed.
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Isaac Myers OF Baltimore Dead.


Isaac Myers, the second colored man to hold
a position under the federal government of
Maryland. died Monday night in Baltimore He
was fifty-six years old. In 1865 he led the
great strike movement Of the colored mechanics
in that city. In the same year he bought a
ship yard with moneys raised exclusively from
colorcd peorle. thereby giving employment to
hundreds Of colored men whose positions were
lost in the strike movement. About this time
Mr.. Myers issued call for a national labor
convention of colOred men. The convention
met in Washington on January 10, 1871. 1t il
a historical fact that this convention was the
largest and best representative body Of coloretl
men ever held in the United States. MIR. Myers
was elected president. In the following year
Frederick Douglass succeeded Mr.. Myers as
president Subsequently Mr. Myers held differ
emit positions under the government He was
prominently identified with every movement
FOR the advancement Of the cOlored race, and q
member of all their Masonic and other societies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
SULLIVAN NO LONGER in ELK.
He Trausgresses Some Law and Is Suspended
by the Exalted Ruler.

by the Exalted Ruler.
John L. Sullivan made an Elk by New
ark Lodge during an engagement he played in
that city last fall. On Monday its members we're
very much surprised at report telegraphed
from Chicago that DIR. Simon Quinlan, the
grand exalted ruler of the order, had suspended
the champion for glaring attractions of its
rules.
Detective John F. Cosgrove who vouched for
Sullivan when he was proposed for member
ship, was amazed ut the news. IF Sullivan
has done something wrong" said he, The ought
to be ashamed of himself. but can hardly
credit the news. We held our regular session
Sunday night and We heard nothing of it then. "
MIR. Cosgrove visited members of the lodge,
but those seen were as much in the dark as he
about the matter All were of the opinion that
II the news was true Sullivans offense must
have been an aggravated one since it called for
such heroic action from the head of the order.
In response to a telegram of inquiry as to the
cause for expelling John J.. Sullivan from the
Elks. Allen .. Myers, the grand secretary of
the order. last night wired as follows: "For
misconduct at Milwaukee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
New Canadian Parcel Post.

The first practical step in connection with the
scheme originated by the Canadian postmaster
general for extending postal connections with
the different colonies Of the empire was taken
on Monday when the Hon. Mr.. Hasgart signed
a convention with Barbadoes. West Indies .or
a direct parcel post between the two countries
Overtures in the same direction have been
made by the department with other islands Of
the British West Indies and also with Hong
Kong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28

Thomas Rosso, fifteen-ycar-old lad, living
at No. ai6 East 106th street, New York. fell
from the seventh story Of a building in course
of erection ON Monday and escaped with his
life. He was sent 10 the Manhattan Hospital
for treatment. The boy went to the building
to sec his father. Michnel Rosso, who 10 en-
ployed there as a laborer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
CITY AND DISTRICT.

e5No city in the world is so thoroughly COW
cred by the circulation OF a single newspaper
as is the city Of Washington by that Of TIE
EVENING STAR It reaches all readers in the
city and vicinity. n s,oears to its circulation.
No other Washington paper has yet done this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
AN EXODUS TO OKLAHOMA,
Large Numbers Of COlored People Leavin,
Alabama for the New Territory

A1fRe NuHtDeFs OF COIOfeu People LEAVING
Alabama for the New Territory.
big exodus of colored people from Ala
bama TO Oklahoma is said to have set in. Fifty
families Of negroes have left for Kingfsher.
and they will be followed in few days by 200
families. A cOlored man named Foster from
Leavenworth, Kan. has been at Birmingham
for some time working up the business He
represents that the emigrants can secure rich
farming lands in Oklahoma for almost nothing
and that if enough OF them will go they can
soon secure absolute control of the government
OF the territory. The latter argument seems to
be the principal Involvement. A number of
colored men who owned good farms have sold
everything and will Join in the exodus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
DG ,g < Be- .soov.x ,,,,, ,,xo

In connection with their sale Of
LADIES COT1ON UNDERNkAS
Orsr the following bargains IN CorSets:
IL BLANCA CORSEfS- Regular price. u. 90 for
Is SO. COksErs- Reerisr prize. 81: for Soc
~ FLORENCE MuRBAY CoRsErs. Regular
pr.se. ~ for Joc, eeeh-
50 ASDL coksEfs. Regular price. 81: for Toe.
- FsEScH wERl.x oossETs Regular Price.
i TtccA coRsETs. Regular price. e.; for 81
rs RIDING coEsErs. Regular price. q: for q
81 5ooBoNE coRsETs Regular price. e; for
l2 MISSES coRsETs Regular price. 81 for 5Or.
MISSES CORSET WAISTS. Regular price.
II MISSES CORSET WAISTS REGULAR pr,c., 81 +;
fog 5Or. each
Also the following STAMPED Ilnsn~:
20 doz. STAMPED .s.c- Pillow ShAIns q. fQr
j lot sEr- and fsr: Tray and CArvinx Cloths ~ -,
so. Aonlis Bureau D arts st...-......... IL
10. Spiashsrs tto match AboveJ sf..,...... az
ss Damask Towels. BE or three for Z /
Of 0EkNASfOwh. zEPH K and sPANIsHYAKNS
Also q full line % Brainard Armstrong KNIT
TING nnt EMBROIDERY fLOSS.
DOU0LAs = BRO
xd NINTH ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28

Reports from many of the up-river mining
towns in western Pennsylvania indicate that
there is now very little hope of arbitrating the
strike which has thrown 1000 mex out OF EN-.
ployment and is parsiyxing trade in the Monon-
Quheia wiley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28

SIMPLY to name the Quina Laroche is to recon-
mend II to orr colleagues and patients 1t being the
result of conscientious research; nor have the med
ical stan been spatng In their praens and ensoar-
as prescribed by the notice given With each assk
rapidly produces very sensible effects, restoring
the appetite and abattng especially perniclous fe-
vers, &c.-RAbeSAs Aeoicols, HurJx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
Carkeek Will wrestie No More,

Carkeek Will Wrestie No More.
The champion wrestler Carkeek will be COM
PEELED to retire from the carpet, and, perhaps,
loose the use of his right leg While wrestling
with John Cline at Beloit, Wis, the other day
he drove a carpet tack into his knee. Blood
poisoning set in and it is now feared that Car
keek may lose the limb entirely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
Ex-senator VVaslleigh Buried,

The funeral Of ex-United States Senator
cambridge wadleish took place yesterday at
Milford. n H.. and was largely attended. The
Rev. F. d. Aver Of Concord preached the SER
mon. Members Of the bar from all parts OF the
state subsequently met and chose a committee
to draft appropriate resolutions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28

In the Wisconsin house yesterday under .
suspension Of the rules the bill to repeal the
Bennett compulsory education Law Vas passed,
receiving the full democratic vote after hard
fight by the republicans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
Given AWAY,

Ms Fr.nh sehvi,eh.r.. 40 wa,ner St nv. 60.
our handsome SideoOard. She lad two tickets-tD
and ..tc- We have more n price but can
snow you solid Oak, S12.JO. sold elsewhere at
sl5 10 sis sottd Oak Chamber suites, SIG. 90 TO
s1o. Very Handsome sideboard. e-sO to so. Beau
t.fnl Plush Chairs. 90 81 "a - - 50. &c. EIten-
SION Tables. on: e.; 5 n. $685.. sIuar- OF round.
sl2J. Don't fool yourself b. saying no in rom;
10 Grasty is huinsu IL you Will read This card
over The sSond tine snd cYnpaxs prices with what
yol have paid you vi md am hnmbuxrins TO the
rxht tune for people Sho count the cash when they
buy rarlor Suites. plush er hair cloth, e27 20;
Handsome HUG suite go Extra Fine silk Tapestry.
s5.- 90 very lsnrv SUITE, 80 VOC can't match these
nne suites for 4Eyt thing ike our price Come and
1.oOd fumbiers. d Tor lac; Fine Initial runb
lers letter with teautlful wreath engraving. lO.
We snox you a sly .s> Glass PITCHERS. ,roto Toe.
to 81 Zach. We can show you After-Dinper Cups, IN
sax hand-orne PATTERNS nsre thin china We show
Dinner sets from % ~ ~ el9 o. in sixht patterns
and styles We show you Best Smyrna kuzs. Ak
q 500; regular price go. Ali-wooi Art Squares
:Ix yds.. e.. ~; sx5 yds.. &c. .1 White Fur Rugs
g. 30 Best Atwood Carpets ds. brussels. ;su to
don't -sii on nstallrnents We sell the goods beau.s
W. want the money 10 will pay you 10 Dorrow the
motley and take advantage OF prices. Remember
GRAsTY's.
1910 and l5l2 7ta st. NV
To Keep tyadS vp Keep prices dora- Al9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28

Nineteen Persons Killed im an Avalanche.
An avalanche at Fioresta, Italy, Monday
destroyed eleven houses and killed nineteen
persons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
PROFESSIONAL.


gu NowLEDGE Is POWER" CLAIRyOYANCE!
IN James Copeland OF New York. the young and
gifted cairvoyant and trance me.iun, has arrived aud
rah be consulted Oh all affairs OF life business sisk
ness dvorce pending. pension claims any thing you
may be IN trouble dou.. OF. His revelations are
N.B.-This medic r WISHES to state he does not re-
veal the past tell ot the predict the
by the manipulation of tokens BY the in
sition OF the hanc head. ony By his clalryoy ant
sight and trance nIeiiumship.
Consultation, 81 and 81.
Hours. . Am. SPIN.
ja:,S-tt' rs 18th st. a. w., near g.
MRS. E. V. SMELL. CLAIRYoYANT, BUSINESS
Al and Trance Medium. can he consulted her par
Icvs from AIN TO 81 PHI. Magnetic and massage
treatment elVen D ii ST. n W Jal2-1st'
NfME. RAPHAt. TIE CELEBRATED CIkTk-
l voyant and asrolo@ns the seventh da ughter.
and lucky dates Don't Tail to this lady. Room 10.
Sl0 81. NV. ja24-tis
DROP, CLAY. THE oLD-EsTABLIsHED ONLY
Astrolo-er and Medium this city: born with Veil and
wonner1ui prophetic nit silht every
hidden my siery Inns Icsf stoien property brings
separated tocether; causes speedy nlarraxes, gives
nuenCes advice business. anything You are
IN couDt Of. AL business confidential Never Deen
known ~ TAIL.
Hours. GAIN to 9p.m. Open sundayA
S!ttinss. J0c.
Residence 40 II st. sw.. between ~ sn.i 9Th
ja2I-G'
NINE. DREAMER TIE ONLY WoNDERFUL
Au gifted English and German astroloeer In the city
On SUNDAY IRON ~ to $50 o. Lob litb a. W.
JA2UrlH-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28

DIR. MncArthNr's Lecture Tonight.
Dr.. MacArthur's lecture, at Calvary baptist
Church tonight, on the elements of Success
in Life" promises to be an event of unusual
interest tits seldom that the facts and theories
Of everyday life arc handled by so practical q
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
RAILROADS.
'i'Ak GRkA1

-, fExSsyLyAyrA RorrF
potS nj ~ rS g. th: M ~ MD SaNIawEsf.
s1EEL RATS MG'NiTicrNT EoUifxENr
TRAINS IE. n fe sisTSS5y IS IN fax sr,r,ox
coKSEs % GrH ASH b sffIs As s o fS'Ss
Ty.S .- ~ , Car s1 a 10 q en- t Sss
s' n fd 10 ss,P s.y = S, ogss ,
S,as.,,s AL ssspias ears run nt,sSrs % In
chlraso. s., ioEis' Ci'sraeo ma S,prsn1St' 81
Tvs. 10 P.m daily IarioT Gar Washington %
I9g G.s ana 1a fi and nr Ssr asr
WssssTn - ao''s SaioasS and Snsana.S.
os.s,,, SsSsssisS;ol 70 Sel,Ano .nl ~ LOUIS.
ior Iouisylils snd N.STs w'h t5TSS.n sies a
ar n,ts',nrs 70 kichnena sna caisass. rssao
NJ. w, ihT sssss 70 f,,. sSsi ana an I4s :,
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAtrRo,n
o, ha', - M, a.. " Lohester and Niasrs Pan,
For Inc. Can.nisirus ana RoShe-,er day; Cor su,
i-o an Niasa dsils eLseIt SATURDAY. 10 On ..
For Nlhsinslo-f. Rochester and Nisrars Fail. Z 20
In as.ls; exssr, sstHrSiAy. VIII siesIans ca
For N,Aisn,ss.r, Remove sad Eluar. ii 40 20 = u
hon y tiiaD EIFHik. Si'% VI AND rarr.sr
eSssi Il rm In i ssSa 10 ,s ~
~, - ~ !, =, -, ~ ~ oosHs II P lam
Car 70 Sow ork ~ a m. daily sxc,.gs sunday
For NsS Aork only. I;is.isi xpress VITA n.alas c.t
FoR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
aei fnifes- ; 10 = Ntek days aud q M s.rv
ri rsss. sunday ONLY. ) 40 Pm.
foS ,bOston Nlthoat chlnEe. IL p IN. every d.y
TOT hrooklan an through trains rnnr.f II i.r
~ Ait1 with huats of ifoNklyn Aun-x afori.
ms eirsCf transfer 90 fuiton a, avosdIa.
-. " s.i 'eTtlsi'' scr,iss New Aork sfiy.
FOR Ataniie eliy. IL a. p-n, ~esk DAYS. n rs . m
Fer Baltimore. e.Ss. . ~. $40 900. a,,n. ioon.
lo.S. II ~ and II % I. m. ~ IL >. "a liz
$50 800, 4:3o. ssDn. bon a. tita al
iVN" and u = !; m, Gu sunday. $50. aOS 10 %
49, ta ~. ) ~. a, 20. 4 IN . gu
- ~. Oel. AZ. 100 and n Is y n
rss eiS Srssk Line. ~ and 70 . N daily
For Annapolis. 80 and 900 am. II 80 aud 4 n
@.20p.m. I'm -
WARRINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
- a. IN EffECr JANUARY ~ ls.pl
fo' hefandria. ~. u -. a.. : 90. 81 81 Io.s7
sHn;;' d@Na nom. sus. a:b. 49,. RI 8-0i,
-, ~ 90 and a ~ pm. IN suniAy At 81,
So s.+o. lO-Ss G-n.. ~. 0sOl. sOs and
Aocomn,odasion for QuAntico as a M and s,p mn.
NtseA DAYS ~ a N Sundays.
TOT ilchlond and the south. 4 ~ and 10 81 a IN
taliy, Auouiiliilu- iafiuu ~ D. m. Neek day.
1iains leave AeNnnduA Tor Naslinzfon titn T.Qa
sN, s.ln. -lyia, II - IN. 4 ~. aasI sssL
.,.AO, oSa, ~. IN iosiAB sud 81 - n m an
sunday AZ y ~ and II ~ M 40 : 10. : ~
= -, y - and 10 ~ pm.
llcAets ana information NJ the cf-e northeast COR
n.L ~ lt stree; and innsA avous and At ms
stauon where orders can he left the ,esing ~
IN a. 10 ,a.-t;naton from hotels snd rsisncT
1eneral Nspa.ler. I1al9l oeneral IGs-.nssr is-a,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28

HUSH, little baby. don't you cry,
You'll 20 to the "Jshrmarkt" by aud by
Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
AND ONO RAILwAr.
Schedule IN etIe,.l J.nu.rr 4. lsal

Trains leave Union Depot. 9th abd n st---s.
1osl A. m. tor Newiorf News. Od Point Comfort an
Norfolk dA.is. Arrive a. cid lsblni It "a y M
ana Norfolk ~ $50 a. m TA
$50 an. Cincinnati lKpress daily t,r Station. Al,
nirt1nia. West virginia ksntufky aud c.n.-fnati
Nesuoale sll+Iers through without change - Gin
cinnAfi. arriving At 4 .glH IA.
III 10 pm p !. \. Nes-Ibul, Limited. daily solid
hi.lns. VIII uninE cars. tnrrIlsh without
change 20 Cincinnati Ne-tibuie Slast..r Tor I-r-
in.toH and lssaisN llse Pullman Carr Az, OI.u l.
Twelve PASSENGERS Hf pm.
Ofhce. sl1 lennsl NaniA Sxeuue
,yia4s ,;.,cr.l ~ ,.,. a-LbG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
CASH OE CREDIT.
READ THESE PRICES.

Solid Oak Antique finished Bed Room 3pieces,
for s17 cash. or els on credit
s-piece Parlor Suites. solid walnut frames. uphol
stored in plush bsst haireoth for ss cash ego
credit.
Good wovRN-wIRE BED SPRINGS for 81. %
cash or - 30 on cr~it
BRUSSELS GARRETT. sCc. cash or &C. on credit.
Good INGRAM CARPLT. 35c. cash or 4Oc. on credit.
wesew and lay all CARPETS free of COS, and don't
charge for the waste IN matching ieurea
Our terms the easiest Of any house in the city
only small Payment time of purchase and the bal
snce in EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS
No notes required and q per cent discount allowed
On al accounts sets-ed lntan,y a>yA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-28
DENTISTRY,

DENTISTRY.
nRs. A. E.& NJ. b. iROSH0N. DENTAL PARLORS.
DsstaDlisiled 1881. lSS l4th st. n. sv ss;s now
60 Slo al -. OLD plates made good Oven day
nieht and SUNDAYS All branches .: dentistry. lis Inn
nR. GUSTAvUs X. BROWN
~ Has inosed his oiice to
1888 Pennsylvania ave.
tasl1ms Grown and Dridce
EyANS' DENTAL PARLORS, Ell PA Ay NV
~ Teeth extracted positively without pain or danger
by ainiess system harmless vegetable ynrsr in
use by only. Its effects pleasant and trarseaf
Arsihcfa teeth, cTo~n and bridge reasonable
prices. ms
LEEE DENTAL INFIRNARY.-TEETH FILLED
and Artificial teeth inserted without charge, except
cost OF material at 1f21 1t. W.. Dental Depart
ment of the Columbian University. nun 20 , D. m
daily. except Sunday. Extraction nee innrfnary
open froin October To June 80. go
nk. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST. 9TH ST, COR
~ n. w.-first-class Filings inserted. Applicasion
70 gums prevents PAN in extracting AL branches Of
DENTISTRY At present location rnh11
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