davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-31
Although Dondel. the celebrated profes-

Although Dondel, the celebrated profess
sor of hair dressing in Paris, says that the
low and semi-long coiffures will surely be
introduced, the Committee on Fashion at
the annual meeting of the German Wig
makers and Hairdressers' Union, in Co.
logne, fixed upon the Greek coiffure as the
fashion for the coming winter season.. The
union has decided that the prize concours
for fixing the fashion shall be abolished,
and that the Committee on Fashion shall,
instead, be empowered to pay for such de-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-31

and hangs in long
sweeps t o t h e
ground. The inside
collar is bordered
with astrakhan. The
outside collar is
likewise bordered
with it, and the
little capes which
hang jauntily down
the back are trim
med in. the same
way. The back of
the cape-like cloak
hangs in a train
after the fashion of
t h e demi-trained
skirt, and there is a
double row of fur
around the front
and sides. Dark red
is an extremely
pretty shade for this
long cloak, although
dark green or dark
1
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-31

Ways more expensive
if one counts only
the cost of the
cloth by the yard.
But taken in the
long run, they are
not very expensive,
because they do not
require trimming,
being trimmed in
themselves. With
apattern a DIR e S S
there is no gimp to
be bought, no pas
sementerie, usually
no buttons and no
trimming of any
kind. The garm ent
has simply to be
made up, and, from
its very nature, it
is so elegant in de-
sign that it cannot
very well be spoiled
unless very badly
fitted. Moreover,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-31
NdItU Cane.

UIVWII, UOILS 1lIO.S 1NuIIU Cupt.
in the fashion of the season, are not to be
despised. 1t is not alone to matrons and
elderly danes that this cloak is relegated
1t will be found that some of the youngest
and most stylish of the society girls are en-
veloped in the folds of cloak that few
years ago that would have been deemed
only appropriate for woman of mature
years. Very charming the fresh young face
appears as it peeps out from its nest of
pretty little hat with wings perched along
the side of it, and the multitude of bows and
loops and ends which cover the crown in q
moA bewildering way.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-31
Catarrh and Consumption.

which go hand in hand, in this climate of
ours, should be met at this season with the
most faithful, persistent and skillful care.
Continued evidence of the results obtained
by the skillful personal care and attention
of DR.. Copeland and DIR. Hall may be no.
ticed in such cases as that given below by
Mr.. John Canann-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-31

The plainest tailor-made gown to be found
is called the habit suit. 1t is absolutely
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-31
THE REALM OF STYLE.
Latest Dictates of Fashion in ALI
Kinds of Women's Wear.
TALL GIRLS NOW TO THE FORE.
The Hair Dressers of the World Designing
New Tangled Notions.
ODDS AND ENDS FOR THE FEMTNINES

Pattern dresses are always more expensive
than the plain material, if one counts only
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-31
Mail, Butler, Clarion, Kane. q.

DITTsBURG AND WESTERN RAILWAY
L Trains tCt'l Stand'd time). Leave. Arrive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29
SIXTY THOUSAND HEAR MASS
The Pope fn Person Celebrated It ~ -
Peters This Morning.

Peters This Morning.
ROME, Sept. pa grand and imposing rs-
igious ceremony took place this morning in
St. Peters Church. For some DAYS past his
holiness, the pope, has been receiving bodies
Of religious pilgrims from various coun-
tries and the city is filed with
the deyout, many of whom have
travelled long distances 10 pay honor 10 the
earthly head Of the Catholic church When 10
was announced that the pope i'm person would
celebrate low mass tins morning great eager
ness was manifested by the throngs Of pilgrims
to attend the services. Sixty thousand persons
were in the church, a congregation which
filled the largest cathedral in the world.
At $40 O'Clock, amid the hushed silence Of the
multitude and reverent bending OF the knees,
the pope seated upon the sedis gestatoris, and
borne upon the shoulders Of members Of the
papal guard, entered the church and was
carried 10 his throne at the pontifcal altar.
HIS holiness was attired in pure
white vestments and wore upon his
head the papal tiara He carried in
either hand fans which resemb bled beautiful
palm leaves. These fans are never used at the
ordinary services at st. Peters, but are re-
served for use at great ceremonials only. Az
the head Of the procession entered the church
the trumpeter Of the Swiss guard placed
their silver instruments 90 thsir lips
and the peals Of martial music
As the pope was borne along above the hsads
OF the assembled thousands he raised his hands
and bestowed his benedictions right snd In
until he reached the altar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29
Interior Department Changes.

Interior Department Changes.
The following official changes have been made
in the Department Of the Interior.
Once Of the Secretary: Apprenticeship
W. Crawford Of Kentucky, copyist at $500.
Patent ofice-Appointments William g.
Case Of Connecticut law clerk at $4,000; Mrs.
Lille N. johnson Of Nebraska and Mrs. Carrie
h Ccx OF Minnesota, copyists at s720
Office Of Indian affairs-Promotion Daniel
=: Kent Of Pennsylvania, clerk, s1,00o to
el,200.
Pension oface-Appointments: Elmer e. Van
Norsdall Of Michigan, Howard Ferguson Of
Ohio, Chas L West OF New York. Edwin P.
Wolfe Of Iowa, Miss Julia w. Burns Of Illinois
and Miss Zenobia Porter Of Nsw York, copyists
ct &900. Promotions: VIM. II. Darlington of
Pennsyivania, clerk, 81 900 70 81. 400; John J.
designations: John G. Bossidy Of Massachu-
setts, special exsminsr, 81, 400; Bsnj. r Shopp
ef New 5sssey. easeks -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

An Order Issued Ten Years Ago Reissue
by Secretary Noble.

An Order Issued Ten Years Ago Reissued
by Secretary Noble.
More than ten years ago Mr.. Carl Schurz,
when Secretary Of the Interior, issued the fol-
lowing order:
''To prevent further opportunities for pro-
motion, in which q few Of the employees have
INDUCED in spite Of the well-known rules of
the department, notice is given that applica-
tions for promotion made by the employees
themselves, or at their instigation, will not only
be absolutely fruitless, but if persisted in. re-
gardless of this order, may imperil their posi-
ton in the Office.
'The Secretary and chiefs of bureaus and
offices have ample means Of ascertaining the
title OF employees to promotion without recourse
to their own testimony or to that of persons
unconnected with the department."
Secretary Noble reissued this order two
years ago. with the remark: ''The foregoing
order is in full force and must be obeyed. !"
Today new edition was struck off and very
generally distributed throughout the depart
meut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

RErIRED.-Capt. Charles h. warrens. four.
teenth infantry, was placed on the retired list
of the army today. This will promote First
Lieut.. VIM. W. McCammon of that regiment ia
be captain and Second Lieut.. Charles Beckurts
OF the sixth to be first lieutenant Of the four
teenth infantry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29
FINANCIAL.
Tur UNION Saves Baxk.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
$40 -TH sTKEET


$50 7TH STREET.
THE UNION SAVINGS BANK OFFERS
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES TO SEVERAL
GLASSES OF DEPosIToBS.
FIRST-TO WORKING PEOPLE WHO
CANNOT COME 70 THE BANK DURING
BUSINESS HOURS. But CAN COME TO
THE NEAREST DEPOSIT AGENCY. GET
STAMP BOOK FREE OF COST AND DE-
PosIT EACH DAY OR EACH WEEK SUCH
AN AMOUNT AS THEY ARE ABLE 10
SPARE.
sECoSD.-To CHILDREN, WHO MAY
BUY SAVINGS STAMPS AND LEARN HOW
TO DO BUSINESS. THE KNOWLEDGE OF
HOW RAPIDLY SMALL SUNS, SAVED
REGULARLY. WILL GROW INTO BIG
SUNS WILL BE A BENEFIT To THEM
ALL THEIR LIVES PARENTS OR GUAR
DIASS ARE INVITED TO OPEN AN AC-
COUNT FOR EACH MEMBER OF The
FAMILY
THIRD.-To THOSE HAVING LARGER
SUMS WHICH ARE NOT TO BE UsED
FOR A CONSIDERABLY PERIOD, DEPOSIT
WITH THE UNION SAVINGS AND LET
THE AMOUNT DRAW INTEREST UNTIL
You HAVE OCCASION TO USE IT ELSE
WHERE.
FoURTH.-TO THOSE WHO ARE ABLE
TO PAY A GIyEN SUN EACH WEEK Oh
MONTH FOR A PERIOD OF YEARS, OPEN
An ACCOUNT wI1H THE UNION SAY
INGs AND AVAIL YOURSELVES OF THE
LARGER DIVIDENDS WHICH WILL BE
PAID TO INsTALLMENT DEPOsITORs.
ANT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING DEPOSIT
A0ENouHs WILL SELL YOU
FIvE-CENT STAMPS,
TwKNIY-PIvE-CKNT srAMPa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

PROF. c. A. KENAsroN, well known in scisn-
tific circles here, who left New York last June,
in company with Mr.. Bryant of Philadelphia.
to explore the Grand river and other unknown
portions of Labrador, arrived at st. Johns,
Newfoundland. yesterday, on his return trip.
His party are reported as all we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

WHEN Books ARE FREE--Assistant Secre-
tary Spaulding has informed the librarian Of
the University Of California at Berkeley, CAL,
that the prohibition of the importation Of duti-
able articles by mail does not apply to books
when imported not more than two copies in
any one invoice in good faith for the use Of any
society incorporated or established for educa-
tional, philosophical, literary or religious pur-
poses, or for the encouragement Of the fine
arts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

SENT BACK TO CANADA.-Immigran Inspec-
tor Furness, at Ogdensburg, N. Y, has re-
ported to the Treasury Department that last
week he sent back into Canada ten men who
had tried to enter this country in violation of
the alien contract labor law. Superintendent
Owen said today that this was the best weeks
work yet done by any Of the inspectors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

Nor PRAcrIcABLE.-The Secretary of Agricui-
ture has informed the Secretary of the Treas
ury that it 'seems impracticable at this writ
ing to establish cattle quarantine station al
Blaine. Washington" as requested by residents
of that state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

A NATIONAL BANK CALL.-The controller Of
the currency has called on all the national
banks for report Of their condition at the
close OF business Friday. September rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

The FoUR-AND-A-HALF PER CENrs-At the
slose of business yesterday the Treasury De
partment had redeemed eli. 800 Az De,
cent bonds and continued eos, ,09s, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

MINT EsTIMATEs.-Tbe director Of the mint
has submitted estimates for the support Of the
mint service for the fiscal year 1893 amounting
to 81. l26, III, being less than the approprin.
dons for the current fiscal year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

The JeGersonvflle Jail Blown Up-Plss -
XIII the PoiicsL

LOUISVILLE, KY.. Sept 2s.-rhe Jsasrsse-
Vile. Ind, police station was blown up By dy.
Mantle at 1l:45 O'Clock last night The doors
and windows were blown 10 pieces and ths
stone walls cracked IL 10 thought 70 havo
been the result Of . plot 20 kdn csr-
tain Of the police who have bsen pross-
cutting with great vieor Of late the Grim
inals- The explosion occurred ~ TIE time
when the night officers lunch st the s>ntton.
Thsre was no one In the building at the tune,
three officers having lsft Eve miautes prsviouA
No clns hes been found - - psRpoGa1o0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

CAPT. EDGAR c. MERRIMAS's retirement
which took place today, promotes one more
officer over the head Of Commander McCalla,
whose suspension from rank and pay Is still in
force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29
Washington News and Gossip
Index to Advertisements.

ADYERIIsIN0...... Page
rage Q
AUCTION ...........-..-.....-...Page Page q
N'-r-so f2Se
BUSINESS CHANCEs...... Pare 2
CHIRoPODIsTS ..........................Pa Pare s
CITY ITEMS............ .................... PAGE
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE................... PAGE 9
DFNTIsTp;v a
axe
- raks
EXCURSIONS. Page s
1nM.Ea kAALS
rnp n,,,- ......... rage
- .a, :
- a,, toiuceD
FOR RENT tRooms) ..........pas Pare :.
TN EENI lHalls) Page
ron KENT thouses). Page
-, totoreS. rage
Ion hENi tStables) Page
FOR SALE Houses). Page !:
FOR SALE (Lots) Page z
FOR SALE Horses and vshicies). Page {
foh BALE (Pisnos). Page
FOR SALE (Aiscsansous) ....................Pas Pare
rage
ODo. faes
LEGAL NOTICES S............................. Page
LOCAL LMENTION..... Page
LOST AND FouND....... Page
~ Io rage
MISCELLANEOUS Page
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN. Page :
NEW PoBLlCAT1ONS..........
NoTAhIES PUBLIC..... Page
OCEAN STEAMERS. Pave
POTOMAC RIVER Page
PIANOS AND ORGANS. Page
~ Page
49, .ssss. rage
sprc1II No.IcrS rage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

DIsTRICT PATENTs.-Patents were today Is
sued to residents of the District as follows: Ed
ward T. Bates. atomizer; Charles E. Foster,
assignor to F. Q. Austin of Chicago, road
scraper; Samuel Ker, self-feeding drawing pen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

R. c. GIBBS has been appointed keeper o.
the Muskeget life saving station, Massachu
setts, vice Jas. h. Luce, resigned, and @. A
Smith, keeper seventh life saving station a
Ship Canal, Lake Superior, vice Albert Ooha
resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

NEW TACTICS ArPRovED.-secretary Proctor
has finally approved the new tactics for the
army and they will be put in practice as soon
as the necessary arrangements can be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

The American walthsm Watch Company as
Boston has announced . reduction Of is 20 20
per cent in the wages Of from 500 70 800 en-
ployes.
Secretary Blaine left Ellsworth, Me-, on Fri
day afternoon for Augusta, where Ma Blaine
and other member Of the family aEs and win
rsuaAin fog the next moaNh
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DEPOSIT AoESCIKs.-Th.y viii sail you tn. b.ss

DEPOSIT A0ENCIEs--Thsy win sail you the bsst
sools in the- Eespscsive lines the loves. prices
NORTHWEST EASHINGTON.-Z. d. Gilman 6c7
"a avs. drussist Geo. W Cochran Il Co., sos 9th
eeorge W. Cochrsn 4 Co. Ills Pa. ave, cigars; j.
N Hnton. books and stationery, 1908 Pa. ave. @.
i4is rodar f sYoa, & s,s e ibFysn
Sottage Market; Birch & Co.. 14I4 I4th 81, Erocers
Hot Eppley. 2Ns l4th St. druggists George z.
Hilton IA L St. druggists; George W. cochran {
Co.. l2U1 ST., cigars: Census Once Pharmacy, Sd
srocers, Woodward 4 LoIhrUY, IIin and ats gen.
sral merchandise, Mertz's Modern Pharfnacy llth
aud. and s's- EGlnOnstoas lae 1;S9 s.. boots and
aIassist; H. W. Walton, e,h and y sts, drnssist: G.
L freniIss- Sh ST. and N \. ave-. druggist; Kings
John ;. Cisse. lQl4 1th St, srocer b. Rich Sons,
{S%2 aac l3-4 IN st general merchandise; G. +.
koss,, .sth st. and Ford. ave-. drusrist: Harry nv
ss.ndGori's Pharmacy, W. j. Boyce, nian.ger 10th
Conn. ave Harry T. 5 Smith, Corner 2d and sts :
sssIsf s Heqs'eas th4armasy, corner loh and
corner l0th ST AMI Virxinis ave. druggist W s. Rch.
srason 3lo ~ 81. druggist; samuel L. Kelly Co.,
drasris,. N0KTHEAsT wasHiNGToN.ef. "A,
foyer corner North Capitol and grocer; Frank
y. Walter. corner 18th and u sts- druggist Henry
Johnston (oranch). druggist, cOrner 9th and sts
SlsI &AsHiN5TOS.~Fra =. Weller. Isl s1b M
81, drugglst; j. Waiter Hodges. cor. Penn. ave.
drsf cSarss Hswks Al, ana "a oy fehn aJs.
$yns Pharmacy 30 and p ave ASACoSTIA. C.
~. ". Fisher, corner Monroe and johnson sts. !,
q. Gruggist q. ". OGntt L Bro, S.sU0 and 32ii
n 81. 1TOcers; ). I; Dyer Co.. 3:s}0 ST. rrocers
fircb = Co n.sI .ssti6a ~ ;,Io-. "a pAAh6 do
Eaiiroad. grocers- BEoOKLAND, D. c. Charles
sroees. aYGTisSiLTE. Il Mp and oBt9 Bs2rT rSSsd, S,
D station, grocsrs- ses,Sl3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

CONSUL REcoaNIZED.-The President has rec
og2ized Rafael Luna AZ consul Of the republic
OF Venezuela at Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29
THE ECUMENIcAL CONFERENCE
Work of All the Local Committees Nearl
Completed

soMf OF TIE SOCIAL FEATuREs-A RECEPTION
Lr THE PRESIDENT AND BY Ex-mAYoR EMERY
A TRIP TO MT. vkRNoS-soNE FEELING BR-
cAusE MISS wILLARD's NAME WAS NOT PLACED
ON rHE ROLL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.--Internalr rev
enue, s1S2, ,0l2 customs, s222592
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PtRsoHAI--w. Raymond and family Of Lon-
don, @. A. Lane Of the navy and Joseph Specht
Of st. Louis are ct the st. Janes.-Ex-Min-
lister Thomas h Nelson OF Terre Hsuts, Ind,
and o. d. Knight Of Newark are at the Lang
city.-Mr. Jacob Hilienesss. Who has been
very III at his home, IA Il street northeast il
recovering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

Duty ON ANIMALS, &c.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has informed Msssrs. Sells Bros. Of
San Francisco that such =: the articles and ami
mails pertaining to their shows as are the
growth, produce and manufacture of the
United States will be entitled to free entry on
their return from their intended trip to Aus
tralia, provided their condition shall be sub
stantially unchanged. He says the question of
the liability to duty Of articles and animals Of
foreign growth and production is one which
must be determined primarily by the collector
Of customs at the port of importation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

NAVAL ORDEHa-Chief Engineer J. N. L.
Maccarty, ordered as inspector Of steel for
harbor defense ram building at the Bath iron
works, Bath, Me. Naval Cadets lawrence Spear
and Richard II. Watt, detached from the Nor
ofstudy In naval architecture at Glasgow, Scot
land. Naval Cadets Henry G. Smith and
Horatio G. Gillmor, detached from the New
York navy yard and ordered to a special course
Of study in naval architecture at the Royal
Naval College at Greenwich, England. Capt
Edgar C. Merriman has been placed on the re-
tired list from the 26th Of September, 1891.
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FINANCIAL.

WRITE TO CHAS. L. GURLEY
w .or some interesting reading
matter upon the subject Of Life AS
surance. Special Agent Of Equitable
LIE ASSURANCE society. 1896 + st.
NV. neo9
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FREE MESSENGER SERVICE.

x@sFREk MESSENGER SERVICE
You can send orders to stores, 1909 + st. q. W.
and lll6 Connecticut ave-. for Groceries, &c by the
Mutual District Messengers from any OF tie COM
pany's Offices on call boxes yree Of charge.
seoS-lm GEO. E KENNEDY SONS.
S no. oPES:
Special attention given TO ladies' and children s291w'
E@1A1a9sINs B4 MEkrz zGHH HsD COMPANY.
OUR NEW PRINCIPLE of conducting business
places our patrons in Possession OF the best values
Item No. 1-For s25 We will make you q Black or
Blue Cheviot ENGLISH SACQUE SUIT.
Item No. 2-For S25 We will make you a Cutsway
Coat and waistcoat Of ENGLISH wORSTED.
Item S-See the large range of styles in OYERCOAT-
INGs which We will make at the special price Of cas-
Lined throughout with the best SILK.
MERIT AND COMPANY, T.ilors,
seq 5l4 11th st. NV.
RmSI RESPECTFULLY CALL ATTENTION
to weselected stock of Furniture for this season
at reasonable prices and the following reasons Why
solicit portion of your patronage:
My stock purchased for cash.
NJ expenses are much less than large number
Of houses in my line.
No leaders or bats at cost and double profits on
other goods.
Furniture business a speciality.
No goods misrepresented. fair dealing and low
prices are our reliance for success.
H. o. TOWLES,
se29-lm 1907 Penn. ave. NV.
The heather is likely TO be; Threateui,o
ana ndny, eooer clearing generally far
"ea"esoov' @otas shUt1,'0 to aorthwesterIy.
WE WERE SAYING
AS we have the incest sawed best quality
boards in the city. All builders know
this-ask any prominent or honest one and
he VIII admit it. Still We have great op-
position and all we ask OF you is come and
see for yourself. You know. Of courss,
how much lower We sell them.
s1.l5 PER 100 FT.
MILL WORK. LUMBER. HARDWARE.
L1BBEY. BITTENGER AND MILLER,
sus-3m 9th st. and New York ave.
RESALL PRISONS HAVING CLAIMS
-. again,: the estate OF Joseph F. Birch de-
to the TO s. ar w
the 18th day Of AUGUST next. or they may Otherwise
Az persons indebted the estate are notifed TO
settle their accounts with the UNDERSIGNED or they
SHxE%HS s BfRch'l i. '1s Executor.
&ssSArioSAsko sodihTi6SSE kkfMASEr BUILlhd AS
oc cne he ,irst annual @ meeting win be held friday
and w. Of Of SssDs: ossrs rspoi as
~ ing c4ittee shares per month. can be
BRiCk% EIDE. President. i LES. TuPrEk, TTdk ssere. 81 e.
try; ApoIta 2 In Levy Vice President; LokENz
K6SscHooL BOOKS FOR EVERY GRADE
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SPECIAL NOTICES:

R&SWOMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
- Union.-Annuai MEETING of Chaplin Aux
inhsrY viii be held TOMORROW. September 80. in
Central Union Mission Rooms, go Penna ave. All
irends p,1 eoIlslly invited Election Of officers NJ
SMASONIC.-A SPECIAL COMMUNICA-
tien OF SAINT Johns Lod1e, No II, Z: A.
A. NJ. VIII be held at Masonic Temple, WEDNES-
DAY, September 80; 1891. at 7:30 O'Clock D.. N.
ork FIRST degree. Members OF other LODGES invited
BY order w. NJ. j. G. FILL.
ss@j-2t Secretary.
Osiris LODGE. No. 20, F. A. A. NJ,
es>-Ets viii hold special communication at the
s"Gtt.sh Kite Sanctuary on WEDNESDAY, Goth in
ant, at 80 p. m. Wcrk, first and second degrees
BY order OF the W. M. NM. OSCAR kOOME.
se.sr2t Secretary.
49, Washington. D. c., Sept. % 1891.
A , eetiaz OF the stockholders of the COLUMBIA
ShoE CO VIII be held at the corlpany's Office Room
30. l. 3Vi 7th ST. H. W., at y. In. WEDNESDAY.
se.e-eo5t JAMES X. CLEARY. President.
ESTHE 0PEN!NG LECTURES OF THE Ma
1SS@ 1lONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
M be dexered at the College building, No. sos st.
n on THURSDAY EVENING, beginning al 9 30
O'Clock. o tober ], 1891.
ihA proit son and public invited. Applicants
Tor entrance to the course of LECTURES will please pre-.
sent themselves. H. E KALUSOWSKI
se-~o-.t
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MINISTER EaAN TOLD TO KEEP "a STIFF UPPER
LlP"-THE DIGNITY OF THE GOVERNMENT WILL
BE MAINrAINED-MR- JULIO FOSTER GETS tx
CITED AND BLAMEs EvERYrHrSa on ME-. EaAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

R~wE'vE GOT 'EM THIS SEASON.
Tie Ideal Fall Overcosts. Sizes
for every body. The new colors, the
new kinks OF style. and some
points OF our own that will capture
you.
They don't cost much-S10, e12
And up; $50 for silk-lined.
GEORGE SPRANEY,
One-pric- C!othisr,
se2e 4ol 7th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

DERosITs DRAW INTER
Lest from date.
WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.
Capital. s1.O0O, 600.
bRAINARD II. WARNER.
President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

You CAN DEPOSIT
your money with the
Washington Loan and Trust
Company, and get interest
from the date Of deposia
Capital. e1. 600. 600.
Temporary Offices. No. 1001
Est. n. ".
DRAINARD h wARNER,
II krsaidsuA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

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~ painting, &c. .consult HUDSON STRIEBY.
general painters. designers and decorators at
l3UO St n who will cheerfully furnish designs.
specifications and estimates Comm unicztons by mail
PROMPTLY attended TO. Branch 1i.3 n. Y.svs. 1yl<n