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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-14
CITY ITEMS.
Cooperative.

cooperative.
OuR CUSTOMERS Our ADVERTISERS
We wish all users Of Teas Coffees Baking
Powder and Condensed Milk to bear in mind
that by purchasing from us they participate to
a large degree in part Of the profits, which We
give away in presents Of beautiful household
articles China Ware, Glass Ware. Tin Ware
Clocks, Crockery, Wooden Ware and a thou
sand other articles too numerous to mention.
No other house can give you the same quality OF
goods at anything like the prices; besides, you
share in part Of the profits.
We stand alone as pioneers in the business OF
supplying consumers with
PURE GooDs ONLY.
Best Granulated Sugar, 45Sc.
Splendid Mixed Tea, Soc. per pound. Our
own brand of Thea-Nectar Tea at 6Oc per
pound will equal any 81 per pound Tea to be
had elsewhere.
Our 33c., CSC. and $50. Java and Mocha Coffee
stands unequaled. Special presents given with
every pound of Thea-Nectar Tea and A. and p.
Baking Powder.
Checks given with every CSC. worth Of Tea,
Coffee, Baking Powder and Condensed Milk.
All goods delivered free to any part OF the
city. Punctuality our motto. Fresh goods re-
ceived every other day.
Make your purchases early. We close
promptly at pm. Saturdays excepted.
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
Main stores, sol and SOB 18th St NV. Branches
1920 14th st. NV, 3lO4 NJ st., Georgetown: So.
SO, 60 Center Market; 81 and 81 Western Mar
ket; and O-street Market, and 101 Northern
Liberty Market.
NEWTON H. BOWMAN, Manager
Telephone call. S5S-2 ocI4-4t
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to F. Clipper of Philadel.
phia and Frances o Laughlin of Richmond, Va.
s. s. Hoover, jr., and Lulu E. Twombly; @. W.
Davis and Lulu Porter: Dabney Harris and
Alice Robinson; Joseph Keeper and Sallie Nagel
Of Philadelphia; James Washington of Char.
lottesville. Va. and Annie L. Shirley; C. L.
Reynolds and Annie E. Sebastian; Fritz B. Ken
needy and Elizabeth Hessler; Charles Tucke1
and Ida V. Andrews, both OF Richmond, Va.
Josie Walker and Mamie E. Braxton; VI. k
Haynes of Alexandria, Va, and Josephine D.
Humphrey; Abraham Scott and louisa Colbert
Frank A. Pollill and Sallie Swartz, both of Bal
timore, Md.
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The ATTENTION Of investors and persons in
search 81 home is called to the sale by auc-
tion OF that desirable residence No. 625 street
northwest. at the corner Of 9Th, street and
Florida avenue. tomorrow Thursday, October
l5,) at O'Clock p. m. This house has all mod
ern conveniences, is newly pspered, fronts
three streets and Is surrounded BY large park
ing. and being near the cable and 9Th street
cars makes it q most desirable propsrty.-Adpt
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A Good Run to Winchester,

Last Saturday l.. NJ Kruger made the run to
Winchester, Va, a distance of 120 miles, on
safety bicycle i'll thirteen hours, establishing q
record on that road. On Sunday he returned
over the same route in fourteen hours.
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ONE Of the rare opportunities to obtain de-
sirable property is offered in the sale of square
I0s and about 81, 900 square feet in square 669,
both properties being on line of electric rail-
way cars ON New York avenue, and for subdi-
yision into smaller lots are specially adapted.
The sale is tomorrow ut O'Clock. See adver-
tisement.
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Suit to Forec,ose a Mortpare.

The Washington Real Estate Company, under
the laws of Virginia, has. by its attorney, John
Ridout, filed bill in equity to foreclose a deed
of trust dated January 4, 1880, executed by
Lizzie A. Moorhead, praying for the sale Of
original lot s, square 1888
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Three Lunacy Cases.

Tomorrow at noon jury of thirteen will,
under writs of de lunatico inquirendo, meet at
the court house on the cases of Patrick MUIR
ply, George C. Talbert and Emma G. G. Alb
bott.
The last named was arrested here several
weeks ago and claims to be female detective
in the employ of Senators German and Ingalls,
at 5000 per year.
Talbert was arrested some months since for
assaulting his family, for which he was tried at
the Police Court, and, it being apparent that he
was insane. on certificate of the court he was
sent to st. Elizabeth. A few weeks ago he was
released from the asylum by the Equity Court.
as it was supposed that his was Q harmless
form Of insanity, and bond was taken for his
good behavior. Since he has at times become
violent, 80 much 90 that his bondsmen took &C.
ton by petition for his readmission.
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

AIBAuoHs--TheR Royal Midgets-
NATIoNAL--"A Fair Rebel
ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-'.A Texas Steer"
HARRIS BDoU.-''Ihe Pulse of New York"
kERSAS's LycEUM THEArER.-Tony Paste,
and his Great Company.
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ANDREW SALISBURY was tried yesterday in the
Criminal Court for app-opriating the sum OF
IS. the property of Robert J. Campbell. a livery
stable keeper ar 20 Z street northwest but
after bearing the testimony the jury brought
in Q verdict OF not gnilty.
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CUTICCRA REMEDIES

III the thousands Of little babies who have been cured
OF agunizng. itching burning. BLEEDING. scaly and
eotcby skin and scalp Diseases could write. what q
host OF letters would received b. the propre;ors
the CT TicURA REMEDIES. Few can appreciate ths
agony these little suffer. and when these
remedies relieve . single application the mos, dis
tressing eczemas and itching and burning skin dis
eases. and point to speedy and permanent cure. u 1,
positively inhuman not TO use them without . mo
ment's delay.
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FoR FAMILY USE, AT Chr XANpER's, 800 It'll st.
NV, 80 vintage wires, % from California grow
ers, including f. PoEndorffs ''Ampelos" brand
also Virginia wines and 60 distillates, all relia-
BILE and hygienic.
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SEE that you get JoHSsToS's coffees

A GREAT SALE OF CHuDRESs OvERcoATs.
All our childTens oyercoats (sizes q to 10
years. left over from last season will be sold at
. reduction of from % to 80 per cent for one
week only. EIsEMAx BRos. It'll and Z.
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A silent alarm was sentin for a fire at Andrew
Graham's Autograph establishment. 1890 Penn
sylvania avenue, last night, where log of
wood had rolled out of the fireplace. setting
the door on fire. No. 2 company extinguished
il. with q loss of $50
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IN the Police Court William Beckman has
been held in $500 for the grand jury, charged
with false preterses. in obtaining % from Mary
McC-ink by falsely representing that Peter
MeCrink had sent him tor it
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Dnx'r Miss Ii

Until Saturday. October IL. all our last sea-
sons children's overcoats (sizes 219 to 10 years.
will so at SOC. and 75c. on the dollar. EIsEMAS
BRos-, 9Th and +.
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CARPETS CLEANED by the Empire Carpe,
Works, 631-635 Mass. ave. H. W.. are made moth
proof free of charge. Telephone 1862
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JoHSsroS's spring leaf blended teas. Ask
grocer.
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THE COURrR

CouHr IN GENERAL TERM CHIEF Justice Binq-
ham and Judges Goa aud James.
TodAy-Amsrican Cloak and Suit Company
agk 6aks; bearing resumed
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ADJUSTMENTS

A LsAUeas GRAND orklA HoUsaN
THE S SysH SSibeSEs.
Accompany st .: iii Iii. Iii N fiSS PfArrRa
$ $ EER#EHss E ERRs$EEE:
uPasE s; diSs.i, on = .-i DAVIS sHfrxrr.
An nss ma i sa,hsn x Ss IN .hiEica
height and from twenty 70 forty yesrs in are
s Saa:; f''i:yis:s:s s ss,is
ssnpis,e pr.@.tis CAS-. headed by HARRY nK
dS b I-' BauiiiS iTansios.,lon. M.snisS.ni
S S.',i' s "''S casSrs HUNTINGTON. osi.
A LBAU6H's GRAND oPERA HOUSE
ONE WEEK.
COMMENCING MONDAY. OCTOBER IN
MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY.
First appearance Of the
kS SsKs hhSSssFftISSSSrFSSs
As sNfs aaTSSSffiiSS SSfroos
OPERA COMPANY.
9 9Phks S SoMfsAsNNSS,
oPERk COMPANY.
under the direction 9, MARCUS r MAYER sss
In Pianauetts's Latest opers.
CAPTAIN TBEREsE.
SsPikIS rrhhkksisk
CAPTAIN rHEhEsE
Asplendid Production Astounding N
BRIGHT AND CATCHY MUSIC.
WITTY DIALOGUE.
BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES.
MAGNIFICENT scENEBf.
COMPANY OF SEVENTY ARTISTS
Ell. 50. ell 7ac 3D. and o.
Reserved seats on sale tomorrow morning. ocls a.
X ERNAN's LYCEUM THEATER.
~ fehnsyiNAni ave. and 18th ST.
THIS WEEK MATINEE TOMORROW.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
TO- Is. p and Soc. Children TO Dress csrcis ia
Nisht-l5. -. 80 and &C.
TONY PASTOR
And His
GRAND DOUBLE COMPANY.
With His
LATEST NOVELTIES FROM EUROPE.
NEXT week-''MAsTER AND MAN ocis
DROP. cALDNEILs DANCING ACADFNN.
\ Corner 9th and n s,s. nv.
ception OF = hoiars class ier is.in,,s,s H., 49,
reunions 90 II for children, SATURDAYS 10 20
~ m Private lessons given daily.
Address j. Is. CALDMEl-l- ia & ~. n. se;0- ltfs
q GEORGETOWN ORCHESTRA u2TH SEASON.
soLoIsr
MILE CLEMENT DEyERE.
MR.. JAMES SALVAGE
LEoNoRA Won sToscH
AND MANY OTHERS.
Subscriptions for the course OF three concerto a.
entities holder 10 reserved seat at each thIe
grand concerts. can now be had at
METzERorrs,
RAYMoNDs VACATION EXCURSIONS.
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SORE FROM WAIST DOWN.

hsd three Of the best physicians in PaducAh.
and they did me no eood. ] used your CUTIcURA
hfatpiEs. and they have cured me sound and
well was sore from my waist down with eczema
They have cured me with sisn Of return i owe
my life to CUTICURA. for without doubt I would
have been In my grave had IL been for your ree-
dies. ALLOW me ~ return my sanoerest thanks
W. II. QUAI-Ls.
PAducAh. Ky.
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Sold everywhere. Price. CUrICURA. Toe. SOAP.
2Jc. REsoLNENr. ell Prepared by the POTTER
DhUo AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
Mass.
tESend for How 70 Cure Skin Diseases"
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CHrLpREx's OvERcoATs.

GRrAr fall bargain sale will take place to-
morrow Mt II. GoLDscHaID. l007-l0O9 i st. n. W.
See Ath mage
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GREAT SACRIFICE SALE of ehildren's over
coats (sizes % TO 10 years. for one week only,
at EIsEMAN Bios 9TH and E.
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George ". MeNear of lI01 f street fell at
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street last even
ing and cut his head badly.
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HiSH BUSINESS PROPERTY, being No. 2026
Ilth street northwest, at auction ON Friday, 0c-
tohsx ~ ~ 5 o elock--4dct
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GREAr improvement in coffee roasting. Ask
your grocer for JoHSsToS's dry roast
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''AIANIToC

.JoHSsToS's breakfast coffee. Ask your
grocer.
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HE ANSWERS SOME OF HIS cn1TIcs-THE fU-
TURE OF THE NEGRO REPUBLrc-ooMMESDA'
TON FOB nYPPoL1rK-rHE Ix-MINIsTER DE.
cLAREs HIMSELF FOR PRESIDENT HARRISON.
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For WASHINGTON Dress BEEF
Go to JOHN r. kELLY. Center Market, 9th st
wing. Northern Liberty Market
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A HrGU DrATu RATr

In straw hats is ''sign of the times" Let
MS bury your old straw and put stylish derby
hat in its place. We can do it for little money.
FRASc & SoS. One Price,
Corner 9TH and ID.
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CHOICE FURNITURE AT AUcrIox.-Latimer 4
Sloan, auctioneera. will sell . choice lot Of
household effects ct residence 1895 18th street
tomorrow at 10 o'clock. See advertisement !
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NoTIcE.-Bolitha ]. Laws has removed his
stock of wall papers, pictures. picture frames
&c, from 1927 Ia ave. to All 9Th at. NV.
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Johnston's Tea. selected BY experts, at n,
It'll st. Il
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Headache, Neuralgia, Dizziness.
Drunkenness, 6pasms, Eleepiessuesg CURED by
DR.. Miles Nervine. Samples free ct
1tr 1ERrz's DEua 6roax, l0ll r Il
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CHILDREN 3 UVERCOA1S.
Styles. fabrics and shades. same as this sea-
sons goods, but they are last seasons carried
over stock. and must 90 at a sacrifice to make
room for new stock For one week they Will
70 at SOC. and 75c. on the dollar. Sizes "a to
10 years. EIsENAS Bios. 9TH and E.
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The leading mineral water and ginger cham
payne In the world. CHARLES kEAEMEE,
Telephone sos 49, It'll St n w.
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Really renowned restorative, Dr.. Bulls CouRi
Syrup, known and used everywhere.
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Broad Run Creamery Butter, strictly fine
MHrz0ER'a ne
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500 More of Those Extra Fine 90 80
Saxony Wool German Hand-knit Jackets selling
80 rapidly at SLAB at c. AUERBAcH's, 7th and 1T
Domestic Sewing Machines and Patterns. ol3,5t
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BUrTEK AND EGGs.

BUTTER AND Zoos.
Geo. VI. Oyster, Jr.,
Stands, lis, II6. Ia Center Market,
Near ID st.
No. 26
Riggs Market
No. 80
o Street Market
EDoAa JEROME of New York has appealed to
che Supreme Court OF the District from the de-
cision Of the commissioner of patents in refus-
ing him patent for an improvement in toilet
paper.
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Fine Upright Pianos for rent; Tuning
and Repairing of Pianos and Organs
oclS-2t~ VIcToR BECKER gao 9Th IT. n
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Johrston's Dry Roast Coffees at 7Sl 7th st
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co, It
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OYsrER SoUP with our 15c. meals. and nice,
polite lady walters 609 Z ST. n. W.
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Coffees, the freshest and finest quality to
be found in this city. single trial will con-
vince you. METzsER's, All 7th ct. It's
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The Ex- Minister Makes an Address ON the
Subject Before Q Large Audience.
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Enhancement Prices Prevail,
We've got big stock Of Underwear, and we
want to make it your advantage to buy now.
Notice these figures:
Sl.25 Nat. Wool Striped Underwear, S9c.
S1.25 Cancels Hair Striped Underwear, SOC.
S1.45 Nat Wool, self finish. q.
FRANC q SoS. One Price.
1t Corner 7th and ID.
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Johnston's Baking Powder At 7si tn Il Il

Caligraph Writing Machine IL the bsst
Tor telegraph PURPOSES. Never ont Of order.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

JOHNSTON baking powder. &c. quarter pound
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John ston's Dry Roast Coffees.

John ston's Dry Roast Coffees.
We
desire
to have
the
public
know
that
there
isa
difference,
and q
very
perceptible
difference,
too,
in
Johnston's Dry Roast Process Coffees.
Sold by
all grocers
and at
GBEAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA COMPANY,
73t 7th street. 1t
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JoHSsros's fine teas. Ask your grocer.
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CITY ITEMS.
Excellent Table Claret Csc. bot MErzoER's.s
An Invention Making Sewing Pastims,
Wheeler Wilson's New high Arm No. g.
II charms on sight. Its use emraptures
Office 49, 9th street northwest dll-tr
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MEDICAL. &c


DE X MEYENBERe, MAGNETIC HEAIERi
nervous snectton- Ofhce bours 70 y. o1o ii -
nv. Dissnoss Tree. o,ss-lm'
u LAD AND Be wIsE-DR. BRoTHEks, vo6
~ 81 W.. APPEARED before and made oath that he
VII guarantees al disesses Of md furniaA
medicine. charge consutAop and sdvics frss =
sny hour q the dap saossi7ed md ~ 2rn 70 oiors
public in and sor Tins Dsrscs Of cosunabA tins "a az
1T Has NEvER BEEN coNThADicTED THAT
j. DR.. BROTHERS 10 the oldest established eovsrtxe-
inr iAdiss' phys1claD In thu csty. Dr. bkeoIHkkA.
e06 b 90. o ". Fouy-nve yeAn' sxpersncs. ocs-lme
M ANBooD REsToRED By USING A boTTL1
lM % two Of Dr. BRo1HEhs invlrorstn6 aordaaL
VIII cure any cass % nsrvou osnsAiO. ~ . - q =.
ocS-lms
nR. MULLER. I0ef sTH 81. NV. ThEATs ALI.
~ chronic sdecsboAs q The eye. sar, throsf. lung
liver kidnsys stricfnrss and urinary dassssss. ocs
bours. yto i2a- m and <so .. m. sGlS9'
A voIp fEAks on spIffhIse sl ooAsULT
phia The ouly oernAn- AmsrscaA upoc1Ak3.f in H.
Tinted sfasoD rho y Abis 70 aAl eQecs u oiscre-
tto1s q boGh send for boob 'Iruth. s1poanr
ouacks and thsr nosns Cur svindls. Ae. spsov
nR LOBE, xs =. lsTH 81, YnILApu4HiA
In Ivsoy 49, exYss1sncs. tend ~ nocE
6ssa akaW n~~see a-se svsnAA .
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Special Price List-Pure Old Rye Whisky
Qour years old, full quart bottle. Worth 81.
Our price. 75c.
Extra Superior Old Rye Whisky. Full quart
bottles. Worth SLIGO. Our price. 81.
Pure Old Port Wine. Large bottle, worth
81. Our price, Soc.
Pure Old Spanish Sherry, our own importa-
ton. Pint bottle. worth 75c. Our price, SOC.
Pure Old Spanish Sherry, our own importa-
ton. Quar-. bottles worth Sl.50. Our price. 81
''Sun-Rise Chop" Tea, clean, sweet Tea of
high grade and sold at the very reasonable
price, SOC. Only to be had at MErzaER's AT 7th !"
Pure Rye Whisky, Eve years old, Csc. Of
Port Wine (med. use), full Of. bots. soc.
Catawba Wine. &c. Angostura Bitters, 75c.
Fine Fam. Flour, so, as land 40c. six.
New Figs and Prunes, Fresh Candy.
1t p. r. WILSON, 934 7th ST. NV.
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Razors! For perfect ease and comfort IN
shaving, the Jubilee. WALFoRp's, AT Pa. ave. lts
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BOARDING.
ROAkDIAG Al 6I0 h 81. n. ". ;sENERAI. NICE
ID rooms, single or SUITE with good hoard: also
table board. Mrs. l.. j. GODFREY. ocI3-:St-
lrIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD: HOURS FOR
l. meals Breakfast, from to To- lunch. IL 10 din
ner, TO Meals delivered residences At any hour
JAChSON'S. lUSS Conn., ave. n oc9-ot'
cn7 ST. NV. HANDSOME ROOMS 10
~ rent. large and small. furnished and unfur-
nshed, from 80 up: furniture mod iInps FIRST
class board in the house location very central ALL
THE WEBSTER, 5I3 18TH 81 NV; RATES Al
4 per day. week. ST; Headquarters sishtseers;
hrstcass Lone place. runs daily 10 all points
OF interest. nlyls
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

'l'ALLl- DeMitt's Coach Lane kound IriIs-HO
\ Arlington, Soldiers Home. Chain and Cabin John
Brides. 10 a. m. 7 NJ ooc TO .'c. Zoo PARK aud
Legation buildings. IN. a.)c Navy lard barracks
and Departments with guide, Toe.
No visit complete without rde our great 81 in
hand Tally Ho. Leaves ol3 18Th NJ. NV sel-tr
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St IgnAtius' Church was founded and bull
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confirmed. The young girls were dressed in
flower to relieve the simplicity of their garb
The men we're clad in somber coiors.
The altar was EMPOWERED in the rarest
flowers the country could produce. Other
wearing cassocks and surplices, Rev. Stephen
J. Clark OF Frostburg, Md, Rev. James F.
Mackiu Of st. Pauls Church, Washington:
Father Minnehan Of St. Johns, Surrattsville
Md, and Rev. George Daugherty of Beantown,
Md. The music was by St. Teresa's choir. con,
sisting Of Misses jamie Bean, Emma Bean,
Gertie Rowland, Nellie Hardy. Rheta Reppetti,
Annie Green and Master Lewis Cross
THE NEW CHURCH BUILDING.
The new structure is thirty-eight feet front
and sixty feet deep. The architectural style ia
Romanesque and the tower rises to height of
eighty feet. The seating capacity Of the ground
floor is $50 and Of the gallery that runs across
the north end fifty more. The nave ceiling is
| barrel-arched and rests on a heavy and ornate
cornice, which in turn finds support ON strong
and ornamented pillars The ceiling of the
| side aisle is of lower elevation. is heavily
paneled and its wall side resting On drop semi
columns. The sanctuary arch Is supported by q
double cluster Of columns corresponding in
| style with the others. The sanctuary is re-
heved by the chancel windows. There is no
! plaster in the church, the ceilings being pam
eled. and walls of Georgia pine, trimmed in
pOpIuT 0lu uulbueu IN naru OIL. Inc sanctuary
| rail is in keeping with the remainder of the
church and consists OF series of arches or
twisted columns. The altar is of elaborate de-
sign. The table of the altar rests on six hea Wv
| pillars and the tabernacle is surrounded with
pilasters. Over the tabernacle is a CANOPY sum-
ported on columns and half columns. Tie
shelves at either side of the tabernacle are also
supported by columns and tho front face of
| the shelves Is ornamented by deeply sunken
and handsomely carved panels. There are
two rooms, one on each side the altar One
will be used as q sacristy and the other as an
Office The bell in the tower was cast By Henry
McShane OF Baltimore, is attuned to &c" WEIGHS
in gross seven hundred and thirty pounds and
is the joint donation of Nicholas Brooke, George
II. Gray, Michael Quinn and Father Hughes,
THE MEMORIAL WINDOWS.
The church contains twenty cathedral plass
windows donated by Mira DR.. p H. Heiskeil. 7.
b. Dyer, p H. Hill, Clement Brooke and Mar
| garet e. Brooke, Frances Ridgeway and Fila
May Ridgeway, Esther HeiskeIl and Elise Heis
keli, John H. Brooke and Margaret A. Brooke
the children of Clement H. Brooke and Anne
Brooke, William Strecker, the children OF Julia
A. herby. Sergeant Charles Kerby. Rachel ia
Owsnf. OLIVIA to the memory Of her sister. I"
the parents Of Daniel ]. Curtin, Father Huehes
Father Stephen ]. Clarke Of st. MichaeI's
Church. Frostburg, Maryland, Father James A.
/ Cunnane Of st. Mary's Church, Upper Marl-
bore, Nd. and Father D. C. De Wulf Of Goyans-
town, Nd.
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AN ELOQUENT ADDRESS By CARDINAL GIBBONS
HISTORY OF THE PARISH AND OF THE NEW
CHURCH MOVEMENT - HANDSOME MEMORIAL
wINDows-LAReE NuMBER OF PEOPLE PRESENT