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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

W. z. Schneider has purchased for "a, 900 Of
T. Franklin Schneider subs 23s and 242, square
156, each 20x95.50 feet on Q street between 17th
and 18th streets northwest A. r. Mullowney
has bought Tor s12.000 sub 246 Of same dimen-
sions in the same block Of Mr.. Schneider.
Crandal Mackey has bought Of A. L. Swart-
won't for 81 900 lot IL, block ), Trinidad.
F.S. Obold has purchased for "a 600 Of G. W.
Gregory part 10. square S1S 80 feet 6lS inches
on A between 4th and 9Th streets southeast.
Eliza Barry ct al. have bought oil James Rob
bins for $4,000 sub S. square 66-1S feet
inches by 20 feet on r street between 21st street
and Florida avenue.
VIM. Is Simpson has bought Of L. B. Delhi
ker, IN trust. tor 1l5, 600 lots rs and rs, Todd
aud Browns sub of Mount Pleasant.
W T.. Duvall has bought for Sl7.700 Of E.
Wilson subs IL to II, square 49, 100 ~ by As
feet on 23d between + and q streets northwest.
II. q. Stewart has bought for S9,6l6.52 Of T.
.. Coulter lots and Q, block A, Holmead
Manor
Taylor has bough, for $4,000 Of D. NJ.
Cooper west half lot ~, b. s addition to George
town-30 by l20 feet OH Dumbarton avenue
between 30th and 3lst streets northwest
Manning has purchased for "a, 500 of
Thompson sub z27, square 21l--l7 bv Is feet
on 18th between W street and Florida avenue
northwest
Ellen Heuriques has bought Of J. J. Purman
for $5.SS7 Is lot 100, d. Il l.. sub Mt. Pleasant.
l.. L. Williams has purchased for ii, 500 of
Harriet f. Maxwell sui 205 square 362. No ISL
Westminster street northwest.
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Made Another Attempt at Suicide

Joshua W. Stephens. the young Georgian
who, while in the service of the District gov
eminent few weeks ago, attempted suicide bv
turning on the gas. made another attempt
yesterday and he came very near succeeding.
He was found in a room in No. 1913 street,
where he had turned on the gas. IL he had
been left IN the room a few minutes longer
medical aid would not have resIscistcd him.
He was removed to the Emergency Hospital
where DIS. Hall and Atkinson succeeded in
saving his life. and he was then sent to Provi-
denee Hospital Tor treatment.
IL Is thought that liquor the cause Of his
act, the same as II was when he made the other
attempt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
Two THINGS
TO REMEMBER IN REGARD TO CATARRH


1ST. 1T is A CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASE; AND
I'D, 1T REQUIRES A CON ,TITUrIONAL
REMEDY.
These o facts we'll known to tlhe meii
cal fraternity that local applications, like snus and
inhalants, regarded 1t best Likely to only
temporary rslief To effect pc rn.nvnt Of
rrh requires constitutional rerle,;y like Uool 8
Sarsapa-i.la. which by rur ying the blood. eiarins
the diseased tissues iinraTtnv healthy zone to the
affected organs does give thorough and lastnr
Read this from Mr.. =. u. stout. w-ll-known
chant and Zimmerman OF sheridan, Ind:
II want for tine beaei: erin; humanity,
that
HOODS SAI.SAPARILLA is y PERMANENT CURE
FOR CATARRH.
After suffering with ar-h i'll my head for num-
Der " years. and using every o1ianLbe remedy.
requested by DRUGGIST Mr.. G.. T. Elliott. TO a.e
Hoods Sars.Iiara. did So and after usin, th or
the human s. stem is heir to-" T. B. STOUT.
AN "A No. a" MAN.
the above testimonial is from, an A No. man Of
wealth and influence" c. L. ELLIOTT. druggist,
Sheridan. Indiana.
HOODS sAESAPARILLA
It's the best blood purifier the best helper the
best streng Il builder. Give it trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

FISr TURKISH kCGs AND ENERoIDEaIEs-
Notwithstanding the inciemeBt weather of to-
day and yesterday The oriental rug exhibit at
tne galleries Of Ratcl.ffe, Dam Il Co, S21 Penn
sylvanil avenue northwest. was well attended.
and the saic, which begins tomorrow at II a H..
and 90 continue for The balance of the week.
promises to be u slaughter In inc oriental tex
tiles on account Of the great number OF pieces
TO be sold and the fine character of the goods.
This collection must be seen TO be appreciated.
Sales 81 II am. and . IN each day.-iGct.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAueH's-Mme. Modjeska in '.As You
Like It."
NATIONAL--'Blue Jeans
ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-''A,abama-
HARRIS BIJoU.-N. S. Woods in The Or
phans of New York.
kERSAS's LYcEUM THEATER.-Whallen and
Martel Company.
X. OF L. HALL-Nelson Division Fair and
Bazaar.
WILLARD HALL--Entertainmento of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary ex-Con;ederate Aid Society.
LIScoLS POsT HALL--Col- Il. NJ Calhoun s
lecture. AT the Front"
ST. AUGusIISEs CHURCH HAIL. air and Ba-
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Uabridled Horses In the Streets.

To the Editor of Tie Evening Star:
is IT not time the District Commissioners
gave the police authority to protect pedestrians
from being knocked over by spirited unbridled
horses, which again were today seen ridden by
negro children, scarcely seven years old, on II
street northwest 1t would seem that some
vigilance on the part of the officials would come
in good play and thus avoid similar case to
that of poor Mrs. Clark, with its coroner YER
dict Of accidentally death. An Old LADY.
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Original No. 80.
CLEVELAND OysrERs.
By Mrs. d. A. LINCOLN,
AfIfLol pnsf.,, (,ofL y.cnE
Author Boston Cock Book.

y cup hard butter. B-a; :! eggs till light add 9. cul
milk and stir this into the flour xture So M K
enough to make stiff dough. luru ont on a we'll
Toured board and roll y inch thick. Cut with large
round cutter and put CsKts together first spreading
the lower one with bit o, su-nad butter Bake III
hot oven from ~ to ID minutes Puli them apart put
tueln platter aud cover nth prepaI ell oysters.
Wash and pick over pint oysters and parboil hem
in their own liquor until plump. Drain III the liquor
and add TO 1t enough make cupiul Beat
the yoks OF until light and Greatly. stir them
into the cream and cook hot until the egn3
thcken the creal. Stir constantly to prevent curd-
ling. Season with y teacpooniul salt. saitspooniui
eacn celery salt and white pepper and few grabs
cayenne. Add the oysters. which while have
been kept over hot water. then it the hot
crusts and serve ut once (Copyr<nt 1891 by Cleve-
land Baking Powder CO..
Use ontp C2ereidRd's 6aktn1 pouder, the proDoy-
ti0Hs Ttade for thai.
Cleveiands Baking Powder is perfectly wholesome,
leavens most and ieavens best. Try IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

Notwithstanding the unfavorable conditions
prevailing Sunday nigh. observations of the
eclipse were made at the observatory o: the
Catholic University and q number Of photo
graphs we're secured by Father Searle. These
photographs were obtained with the camera at
tsched to the nine-inch equatorial, between s
and o'clock, as the shadow was passing away
AL OF them were some what interfered with BY
Tying clouds, but the time of visibility was
srficient In most cases TO make fairly good
impression on the plate
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Mr.. Mclrose Was Acquitted.

A colored man. VIM. II. Melrose. was tried
yesterday in the Criminal Court on the charge
Of larceny from the person Of S14 and gold
watch and chain of Stephen Underwood on
June Is last 1t is alleged that Underwood WAS
sitting on his porch, 2O9 q street southwest
asleep, when Melrose relieved him of his yall-
ables and tina. certain of the witnesses saw him
Ielrose claimed that at the time he was pick
ing the banjo at a lady's house and was not
near the place. The jury found a verdict OF
not guilty. Messrs. Peyton and Amber ap-
peared for defendant
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PROPOSALS.

pkoposALs Fon NAVAL sUpPLIEs FOR HE
l. Washington navy yard.-Novenlber 4. 1851.
sealed proposals. Endorsed "rroposais tor naval
supplies 70: the Washington navy yard. 20 be
opened November "a lss,l. viii be resolved at the
bureau OF provisions and clothing, Navy De
p.r, i Washinytcp; , q 80 g. ~, until TWELVE
lsei, and pub.iay opened Immediately there
quantity OF bsitins; hydr.une '.sks. char
must conform the standard and pass the
naval inspection. Blank proposals will be furnished
upCn application to the comandant OF the yard
the navy pay office. Washington, O. to the bureau
Tie manufacturers and DEALER il in it
lie bids, all other things Icing equal decided by lot
The department, the right waive defect or
to reject any all bids not deemed advantageous to
tbs government. EDWIN STEWART, Paymaster
General, us. Navy. nolO-Jaw2w
GRADING AND REGULATING PROPOSALS FOR
VI IMPROVING MASsACh1 SETS Az kNUk ~
TENDED. IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA -
Once OF the Commissioner, WASHINGTON u c. No
yember D. 1891 Sealed propossls viii be received
DAY, NOVEMBER NINETEENTH, 1891. for grad.
ing Massachusetts, ayenne extended Blank forms Of
proposals. and sRecincations can be Obtained g
necessary information and only bids uen these forms
and all bids parts Of bios J. ". DOUGLASS, J. "
Ross, W. 7. ROSSEIL. Commissionsn. b. c.
no144t
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Suit Over Patent

The Backus Portable Steam Heater Company
Of New York asks, by bill in equity filed by
H. I. Fenton. for an injunction against Harry
L. Baldwin and Rodney l. whipple to enjoin
them from acting under what plaintiff alleges
Is fraudulent assignment OF patent dated
September :. 1880, for declaring SAID assign
ment fraudulent and for its cancellation and
for direction 20 the commissioner Of patents
10 expunge the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
WIllarfl Hall

The woman's Auxiliary ex-Confederate Aid
Society commence q series Of entertainments
today at Willard Hall for the purpose of raising
funds for destitute ex-eoniederate veterans re-
siding In the District. Luncheon will be served
every day from II to p. IN, and tonight there
VIII be q Concert in which she best musicians
IN the District will participate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

salvation Oil, the great American remed
Ia in yellow wrappers. Don't make mistake
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The beautiful Phenix Club, the home of the
men of wealth, of business enterprise and of
social standing of the Hebrew persuasion in
Baltimore, was formally opened last night. and
IT was some time after midnight before the ex-
ercises were ended. Every man Of emiuence
in the city honored with an invitation WAS
present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

MIS-. BAyIy Wants q Divorce.
Henry b. Bayly was in February, 1887. mr.
rested and indicted for forgery, and his wife,
Loretta d. Bayly. iii her hill for divorce, filed
by Messrs. A. A. Lipscomb and II. i. Woodland,
charges his desertion III April, 1887. with habit
ual drunkenness and want Of support as gro unds
fer the dissolution of the marriage in April,
1884 She asks, also, the custody OF their rhiid.
now SIX years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
Al the Front

Col r. NJ Calhoun will tonight deliver q
lectare at Lincoln Post Hall, entitled AT the
Front" in which scenes OF active army life will
be graphically and interestingly depicted
The iectsre viii DC un1cr the auspices Of The
wornsa's Relief Corps OF the Department Of
the Potomac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

HoWHfU Herry HreH'UeHt Of tIfe ~. n. q.
The board of governors OF the Amateur
Athletic Union held their annual meeting at
the Aston House in New York city yesterday,
and las, evening an election held and re-
suited As follows: Howard Perry, Z. \. c. of
Washington. president; S. X. Stearns and J. X.
Tyler, vice presidents; James 4. Sullivan sec
rotary. and William 4. Curtis, treasurer.
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Says the Plaintiff Was Extravagant.

In the of VIM. L. Draper agt. C. II.
Warren eft al for an accounting, &c, the
defendants have filed answer in which they
state that complainant (who had charge of the
machinery OF the mill. &c extravagant in
the conduct of the business, and by his con-
duet the partnership was on October l bank
rup;. and they were forced to stop. They ap-
pend a statement showing tnat the business is
not In healthy condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

SocIErYs LATEST CRAzE.-The present
month. without doubt. is being devoted 10 OK
hibitions. and nothing is exciting society at the
present time more than the display of artistic
china to be held Nov. l.. Is. 10 and 20 by Prof
Samuel Sherratt at OPPENHEi3IEHs. Jli 9Th 81.
There will be exhibited specimens of royal
Worcester Dresden. and III fact all STYLES OF china
decoration, the work OF this talented professor,
his estlmable wife ami his slany pupils. numbers
of whom are well known IN the society of the
capital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
tn lake Rnrns, l,lacs

Chief Clerk Sylvester today swore in Joseph
A. kilgorc as = member of the police force to
take the place made vacant by the dismissal of
Policeman Burns, who snot Capt. Japies NJ
Miller about three weeks ago. Capt. Miller is
still improving. sF-lt
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WINTER RESORTS.
LEGAL NOTICES.

n THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
The 9th day of October 1891.
hcturah A. Montgomery vs.. Thomas J. MONTGOMERY.
No. 1885 Equ ty docket.
On motion OF the .antin. by Mr. Irving Williamson,
her solicitor. 1t is ordered that the defendant Thomas
J. Montgoiery. cause his appearance 10 le enferei
herein en- or before the nrst rule day occurring forty
days after this day otherwise the cause will lie pro-
ceeded with as in OF default.
The object of this suit is obtain divorce on the
ground OF desertion OF petitioner by defendant Tor
than two years be- the liny tie pc anon
thus cause. hls oruer to lie punished week
for three weeks in tbs Washington Law Reporter and
Evening Star.
By the court. W. J. cox. Justice &c.
True copy. Test. J. r. YOUNG, C-esl, &c.
nos iaw3w' By NJ A. CLANCY. Asst. Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

FINK FURNITURE AT AUCrIoS.-Latimer h
Sloan will sell tomorrow at 10 o clock at resi-
dence l230 COnnecticut Avenue the elegant
household effects, the property Of "a former
foreign minister. The house Will be open for
inspection by $50 nl. tcn.orrow.-Adtl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

PRoPERrY No. Al G. street northwest, nea-
government printing Office. at auction by Lati-
mer sloan at A 30 y. II. tomorrow.-Idcl
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CONDITION OF rnr WATER

PsLNER's WINTER OPESIxs.--Wil exhibit on
Thursday and Friday. Nov 10 and 70. cur drst
winter importation vi evening and visiting
bonnets English round hats and toqucs-
PALMER. Importer. ll0d + St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

FOLLOW THE Crowd.
II will take You to EIsEMAN Bro 8, 18th and
SITS. Our great S1i.s5 sale of mems suits and
oyercoats Is now going on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

TEE CRAWFORD SHOE will suit YOU
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CITY ITEMS
A Happy Thought

You may want hat-and you may not want
TO spend much for il. We have about cases
OF Brown Dunlap style, very nobby in shape
and color, Of the usual three-dollar grade. We
sell these-whiIe they isst-at ~. ''Have one
of themYr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

CARPETS CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works, 63l-635 Mass ave. NV, are made moth
proof free OF charge Telephone 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
TWO VICTIMS OF "CRAP."
Hopkins and Frazier Both Die Of the Wounds
They Received.

EACH MAKES An ANrE-AoITkN STATEMENT or
THE CIRCUMSTANCES aTTESDISa HIS BEING
cJr-raoUBLE AROSE IN BOTH CASES OVER A
GAZE IL CRAP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

SALE or HoRszs AND CARKIAGEs ct 1881 and
1883 street northwest at ii am. tomorrow.--
Ahrk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

BRING your orders for holiday portraits be-
fore the rush. NJ. p. RICE, l2l7, 1919, i225 Pa.
ave NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

FussEIL's leg CREAM is delivered every day
in the year Leave an order for tomorrow 3
dinner ct 1877 New York avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
nol7-2t
Gums for sale and hire; Cutlery. wALFoRD's.I

;. Heller. 720 It'll st., is making speciality IN
Ladies and Children's Hair Cutting and Sham
pooling. Also cures Daadruff nol4-5t~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
The CRAWFORD SHOE a surprise.

ALL Our $3.50, SIS. $3.50. $3.50 and ZIG
mems suits and OyercUats go this week at
GLASS. EIsEMAN Bros, 9TH and Z.
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RAILROADS.
L aA o pESxsYIyASI. ROUTE

PENNslIyASIA ROUTE
Sor mi N TRid, "ks 81 kSb sos ~,
sTEfl RAILS, MAaNIFiCENT EQUIPMENT.
rRsrls fTSsf III SSsf TSS fsM rs sf,r,ox
CoRNER S1H AND B STS. as FOLLOWS.
FOR ,iss,s ssf sSs W.T. ~. =: 70 'sa
ccs nd ASs L S nth is ss e g.. 2 sa
bnrv 80 rit's'urT aud Sssr ma Cars irSm P.t,s-
s ss ' % 'n csas 81 a. .p % Ss a.
pres, Is nm; daily larior Car WASHINGTON 70
LOUIS aid c.,.cinnat and pinius Car Hsrrishur<
daily. W.T. BuseS isT.oT Car s.,n.son % h ar
rissnrs ami sserns snd D.ning Cars harrisburg
VIII E rms cars SasiInsTon to CSi5sso ana =,
Louis, connectns daily a, hsrs.burs VITA ,nroash
pininE Car Pitsi TO hichniond md CIacsa1o
ne Vest. WITH thr0urh Sleeper TO P.tts6ars. ana
For ksns. cansnds,sns. Roche-,-r and NiAsar. Pals
For Eris, csnsnan,ss and Re- hester daily; for Ruf
Pm. with stepping car Washington 20 H. l.ster,
Sm, dsi;S. .iceis saturday. With sleeTtns ear
For wiliisn'spcrt. Reaovs ana Elmir.. at 10 So. n
= d. ), cNCelf >undAy.
fon fnsS Nh FORK AND rHrr.sr
III ~ ,s..Ssnd u % an. II. l.. . % : a. 80.
M ia 40. rs. 40. lOio and u. IS y
nns Car 10 Ss~ lSrs. 80 an s s, Ss
For New YORK only. LIMITED Express. with Dini.~
tOh PHILADELPHIA OAlH
f~st enptess o-lO q IN week days. and } 45 pm
Accommodation. g 90 m daily
kxpress. . 80 y m daily.
Tor Boston. without change. 3 Is D m every ssy
or brooklyn. n Y. all through ~
Jersey CITY with boats Rruok IN Anu.. .rrr3-
ms direct transfer 20 Fulton street aVvlrs louhs
~ fefriage across New York City
Fer Atlantic City. II 20 IH ~res day.. n Is pm
For baltimore, 800. 6.38. $50, $40. 400. "a al.
l0Ol III. II. 90 and II - a m 10 m . ~
J ID. 3 .. 3@S. 90. = ~. NJ An I, ID : al.
600. IL. - and 30 D. IA. On SUNDAY ! al,
300. $40. lo.o, llo0 a m. A.. a.. I.1si I. la.
SID 81. 4a.4. o. ~. j. 40. q. IA q 40 10 10
For Popes Greek Line 40 . m and 4 3e D. M.
daily. except sunday.
For Annapolis. 80. 500 and IL. 50 a N. and 4 20
p m. daily. except Sunday. sundays, 9 90 m.
foR AifXANDRIA AND TIE SOUTH.
For Alexandra. $50. q -. 80. 40. p4l. 10 as
an. iSOl noon, LOO. = a. 30, 4 -. 5.O..
day 30. s.45. a.4a. lO.45 am, LOO. = Al
u Is. S02 and Ia. a. D. M
Accommodation for QuAntico. .. ~ am. daily
For RiclInond and the south. 4. 10 and 1857 m.
daily. 90. .. m. week days.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington q O5, EOS
800 3 AZ, 500, - as tiIa 9-t5 ~ - I0i5a anil
1l.OS D. m. ON Sunday az ~ 10. lOl A., N A. aud
liza am 2.ts. Dos. .o5. :. 40. 9 IS aud 10 -
Tickets and Information the office. northeast cur
ner OF 18th street and Pennsy sana and the
station. where orders he left the checking OF
6aygase 70 destination from hotels and residence
CHAS. f. llGH. J. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Ascent
uOlR
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DoS'r Miss our great SASS sale of mems
suits and oyercoats this week.
EIsENAS Bros. 18th and T.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Mcatl,cr.
LOCNL FOHfCAsr FOR NAsIIN6iu@ IND VICINITY
Clearing tonight, with = cold wave.

LOCAL FORECAST FoR WASHINGTON AND VICINITY.
Clearing tonight, with = cold wave.
foHEcAsT TILL E.Sar 4 Il. WEDNESDAY.
For the District Of Coiam1ia, Maryland and
Virginia. winils shifting to decidedly colder
and high northwestcrlv. with a cold wave; rain,
turning into snow. colder. with local SHOWS.
followed by clearing weather Wednesday;
freezing temperature. or below, will occur
southeast to Norfolk
CONDITION OF rHE WATER
Temperature and condition of water IT
an: Great Falls. temperature. 10; condition,
Is. Receiving reservoir. temperature. -. Con-
dition at north connection. 36: condition ut
south connection. So. distributing Reservoir,
temperature. 50; condition at infuent gate
house, Sc; condition at efiuen. gate house, 3d.
High Water. Low Water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

REDUCTION SALE of mems suits and over
coats now IN full blast at
EIsEMAS Bro s, 9TH and E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

The leading mineral water and ginger cham
pngne in the world CHARLFs MANNER,
Telephone sos. 7]I 18th St. n. W.
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SPECIALTTES

nR. MANNAKEE. SPECIALIST,
~ y09 New Yorh ave,
Late of Baltimore. utilities electricity treatment
Of skin dseases, nervous disasses ana catarrh Re
superduous hair. warts. noies. tumors &c. At
tends patients At their residences when engnre
ofacs Once hours. $50 m 20 pm. IS 10 m
no3-lms
WITH ELECTRICITY CURE ANY CASE OF
w rheumatism. .sciufR a. NTxous rfoublea
orTanic functional veaknsas dyupepaia k,dney ar.
ease. paralysis, Ac- Dr. HAlMAkD, Specialist h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
LADIES GOODS

MES r. T. WAITE. FASHIONABLE MODESTO
Iar oss al PIP 8. n Mould r-specsiailS soH,
.e Iatroisge OF Washington ladies. All wors fully
80 ---.ese. nol7-s;'
A LITTLE GIRL FOUND EvHRYTEING ron
pss,rnsp I. ssnsy YORK Psp.r fowers Materials.
snr scrap Books. Fancy Work. g.. Ire ornament.
S,1es. Isvors tor serlnans. chiidrens parti-s DC
Gold Paint. Decaconania. Lamp Shades tame.
Toys, Novelties. Paper Della Gun No.fo.s s.,.
Transfers Come and see. J. Jay GoUI.D. al sfS
oc24-lm
/ kRAMAR. LADIES' TAILOR Am E1PTT
msser: late OF Henry Greed Of London AMI PR.
- 18Th 81 y. W. store. nSiSss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

Fine Sewing Machines, SO. At East Domestic
8. 81 and Pattern Agency. 4th and Pa. av. n7-10t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

"A1EIsgsr 70. Druggisss.-Adct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

w. NJ. SINISTER & SoNs.
Bedford Cords. in Blue,
Green, Brown, Gray Tan.
Wine, Back. Another lot
of choice colors Just re-
ceived Also Green. Tan,
Brown. Navy Blue and
Gray in a magnificent
quality Of Corduroy just
opened. Also Eiderdown
oths. with polka dots, in
great variety.
". NJ SINISTER SONS.
One price. 9l9 PA. AVE. nolr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
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HER OWN COMPANY OF PLAYERS.
TONIGHT ATS
LAS YOr LIKE 1T"
''AS YOU LIKE IT."
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wednesday-'CAMILLE."
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR MEASURE"
Friday-"MARY STUART"
Saturday matiuee-'DONNA DIANA"
Saturday night-"MAcBErH."
Next week-''rHE COUNTY FAIR" no17
4 ,HARITY CIRCLE. KINGS DAUGHTERS AND
- sons will give la,erary and Nus.csi fntertsin-
m. MT az Cycle Hal. 18th street ]. N w.. MED
NEsDAl. NOV. IS. At pm. Tickets. Pr. can lie
obtained AZ the door or from B. v. DAki.Ell, Asst.
Secretary. noi1-1t'
THE LADIES OF THE NEwsBOis' AND chill
L drcns Aid Soyiety Will ho.d reception and sale OF
fancy articles and Refreshments at their prs.nt here
BIO e ST. q ~. on the evenings of wEDNESDAl,
THURSDAY end FRIrAl. Nov; Is. ~ and 20. The
sale will also be open Thursday and Er.sy after
moons from 3to . o'c ock. nols-St