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Mr.. Henry johnson Thinks Carson is the
Master OF the Situation.
"While not taking an active interest in local
politics have" said Mr.. Henry johnson, ''been
close observer of the men and means engaged
Ill and resorted to in order to elect delegates to
the republican national convention. The rea-
son for my inactivity is not for want Of interest
in party success, but because fail to see any
general benefit to a DISTINGUISHED community
going through the forms OF an election. But
as long as delegates are admitted to the ma
tional convention from the District we may ex-
pect to have aspirants for the empty honor.
The question then is the mode Of selection. As
between primary elections and mass meetings l
favor the former when practical, but being ex-
pensive, and no funds being available to defray
meeting As to the candidates, the woods are
full OF them-there is something in the at
mosphere OF Washington which, when inhaled
starts the ofhce-holdinS bee buzzing. Prou,i-
nent among those spoken OF for delegate to the
republican convention are Commissioner
son, Rev. Robert johnson, Major Rich
ards, DR.. Purvis and Charles Marshall.
In my opinion, if Col Carson can rally to his
support Charley Marshall, Rev. Johnson. DR..
Ruttin. Henry Lacey along with john Freeman
and other trusted friends, there is no power in
side or outside OF primary election that can
prevent his reelection. The same is true Of
Andy Gleeson. The party workers all like
and will work for him
what about Senator Bruce?"
Senator Bruce is too shrewd a politician, -
replied Mr. johnson, ito jeopardize a national
political reputation by entering field OF anna
tours to compete for the position OF political
nondescript. Dan Cahiu is a bright young
man, and il in any place where he had sea
room would be heard from"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-14

Mr. Thomas W. Sims, az old and respected
citizen, died at his residence As street north
west. Saturday night. at 5:l5 O'Clock, in the
seventy third year Of his age Dir. Sims for a
number Of years was employed as watchIaau
In the departments He served as 4 soldier du-
ring the Mexican war. and during the war OF the
rebellion was a member of company Z. third
Y. 3 infantry. lie was . member 81 Lincoln
Post, No. ., G- A l., ard of Atlantic Lodge,
i. U. o. f.. OF BALTIMORE The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon al o clock and the
interment viii DC 1T Arlington. Lincoln Post
and Columbia Lodge. l. q. U. f., will escort
the remains to their last resting place.
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The Record of Deaths,

Daring the twenty -four hours ending at noon
today burial permits were issued from the
health o.ics Tor the following:
Whites-Catherine King. 81 years, senility;
William H. simms, "A years, cerebral apopiexy;
Eosina Maekey, IL months, dentition; Jemima
Ramsey, 20 years, senIle debility; William
SchwaD, IA years, acute RephritIs; Thomas
Wallas Sims. - years. chronic diar-hua-
Coiored-John Gasby, 10 days. trismus mas
centrum; Frank Mason, Y years, carcinoma
Cleft side); infant OF Maria johnson IL DAYS.
debility from birth; Mary Theresa Owens, II
years, malarial fever; Isabella Curtiss 20 years.
Group; Joseph Hampton. months. cholera IN
fantum; Albert Thornton, months, cholera
infsutuU.
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NH WISE OPENS FOR THE DEFENSE.
Mr. John S. Wise, for the defense, arose as
Mr.. Montague sat down and began at once his
address IN behalf Of young Hams He began
by saying that he had sometimes wished that
the jury had been FOR the most part older men
that they might appreciate as he did the feel
ings of a man whose son had got himself into
trouble. THE day has gone by" he said,
when a man who kills must necessarily be
punished fo- his act The old idea of an eve
for an eye and tooth for a tooth has long been
past.
Il say with perfect confidence that the only
witness to the details of the sh ooting whose
testimony is worth the paper it is written upon
is the prisoner at the bar. Nor does this go to
show that the witnesses for the prosec utior or
any of them committed perjury, but you should
remember that every doubt must be resolved
in favor Of the defendant No man feels more
pity for the dead mans father than do /, and
fairly believe that the happiest person con-
nected with this sad occurrence is the dead
man himself as he lies in his grave.
The story Of Lincoln Smith that there was
'scrapping In that boat Is pooh-poohed by the
commonwealth, but they themselves placed
upon the stand Capt. Gray of the barge, who
testified that before the shooting occurred
Lincoln Smith called his attention to the fact
that shere was scrapping going on in the canoe
In which the two men were at the time Of the
shooting.
Il have been charged by the honorable sena-
.Oi ito-i Lnu:ana Win treatlng TINS case Will
two mnch leyity. God forgive me if have not
FELT deep enough over this sad occurrence, but
gentlemen, L don't believe the owl is any sor.
rier than the hooking bird. Would you shoo,
pointer dog for sucking eggs on such testi.
moay as that adduced by the commonwealth in
this case? Let us take Up Commander Evans
testimony. He was sitting by the seaside, and
gentlemen, you know as well as how ears and
eyesight deceive Us on the water. Sound moves
| slowly, while sight 10 instantaneous. We nj,
upon the wharf at Old Point and hear the sun
| set gun at the fort. Instantly we look around
| and 10. the flag Is half way down the pole
though it did not start until after the gun NJ,
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WHITE AGAIN IN CUSTODY.

He 10 brought to This City and Delivered
to the Marshal
b. Shepherd White, who is wanted here on
charges Of forgery and embezzlement, and who
was arrested last week in Chicago at the in
stance OF his surety, Mr.. David Michigan,
arrived here in charge of Deputy Marshal
Hitchcock Of Chicago. Hitchcock and his
charge went to the Metropolitan Hotel, where
they remained until this morning Neither OF
them would talk Of the charges made against
White. and they confined themselves to stating
that they had had a pleasant trip, and that White
had been hard at work in Chicago with an
agricultural implement firm. During the day
White had quite lengthy interview with Mr..
Michigan, his bondsman, and the latter subse-
quenty said he felt secure. This morning
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock proceeded to the
marshais office at the cour. house with the
prisoner and delivered him to the marshal of
the District. ..g
>SWAlte was detained in the bailiff room. till
Deputy Springman got the buggy and drove
him to the Jail, where he was admitted about II
o'clock.
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Payments on the Post Office Site.

Payments on account OF the site for the
Washington city post Office have been ordered
by the Secretary of the Treasury as follows:
Charles Z. Church and Joseph j. Darlington.
trustees OF Independent Ice Company, S11, $50,
and Charles B. Church and Joseph J. Darling
ton, trustees IF Independent Ice Company: c.
B. Church. Mary Ann Bacon and Samuel III.
Bacon, James L. Barbour. William II. lerkes,
Mary Van Eiswick, Ayariila Lambert. Martina
Carr, Charles W. Church, Melvin J. Powers,
trustees. 81, $50.
The deco to parcel %. post Office site con-
domination. part lot 9. square 323. ON u De.wcsu
llth and 18th streets, from C. e. DuncaasOn
and wife TO the United States of America. CON
Veying the SINE fo- $4,000, has been placed
on record.
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Suspected of Setting His House on Fire.

The police of the second precinct are making
an investigation Of the fire that occurred at
the house of Hamilton Temple, cOlored, No.
1877 18th street., late Saturday night. Hamilton
was under the influence of liquor, so his wife
says, and he had quarreleG with her during
the night Hamilton, his wife says, picked up
a can Of gasoline and started ont of the house.
using threatening language. When he returned
from the street, she said. she soon discovered
that the house was burning. She screamed for
assistance and the fire department soon re-
sponGed to an alarm of FIRE. The house was
damsged TO the extent OF several hundred Col
lars and the police are now looking Tor Temple.
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
Special Pres, n,s at
7Sl It'll ST.
Special Tuesday
Tomorrow.
Gneat
variety
Of splendid
presents
Greatest
value in
special
presents
ever given
by any
Tea Company.
Special present with lbs. Coffee or 4 lb. Tea
Owing to
our enormous
Increase in
business
caused by
our handling
exclusively
Inc Johnston Dry Roast Process Cotfees
make
these great
special
present
days as
an inducement
to any one
who may
not Yet
be using
them to fall
into line
and secure
The best Coffees the world PRODUCES
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA COMPANY,
73l 18th ST. Telephone SIG. 1t
Coffee! Cofeem Cufee..
Freshest and finest only. MErzGrRs, 7thstn W. =
Hotel johnson Cafe. (Elevator.l
A very choice shipment of New York and
Norfolk Oysters just arrived. They were taken
from the bottom Saturday and guaranteed
fresh. Also Norfolk Spots, Bay Mackerel and
Reed Birds. Remember, high grade only.
Lifetime experience. Fine trade solicited. 1t
Housekeepers are cordially invited to open
their grocery supply accounts with US. High
grade goods; rock bottom prices are guar
anted. N. q P. METzoER, All eth st. NV. It,
5. Heller, 72O It'll ST.. is making specially in
Ladies and ChlIdren's Hair Cutting and Sham
pooling. Also cures Dandruf. sel2-5t-
Engraving on dog collar. and honing razors
free. "ALFoBD's, Al Pa ave. NV.
''Sun-Rise Chop Tea is a clean. sweet
Tea OF high grade aud sold at the very reason
able price soc. per Id. Nj. 4 2. MErzGER, TIN st."
Pure Rye Whisky, five years old, Csc. ct
Fort Wine tmed. use), full OTIS, Soc. bot.
Roller Process Flour, Sl.50, 70 and 40c. SIX.
Pure Cider Vinegar, and Spices for picking
sell-eo2t =. X. WILSON, 9S4 TIN St NV.
Superior Old RyeWhlsky. Something fine.
81 quart. Pure Old Rye Whisky "A years old
75c. quart Fine Old Rye Whisky, soc. per pint
Fruit Jars. II. & T. METzGER, All 9TH st. NV. 1t"
''ROckbridge Rye" finest made, ca per gal
Ion; 81 quart bottle LYSCHs, 404 9th st. NV
sl-m6i,rr
Short Breath, Palpitation. Pain in Chest.
Weak or Faint Spells, &C., cured by DIR. Miles
New Heart Cure. Sold at
5tr MERITS DRUG STORE, l0l4 F st.
Broad Run Creamery Butter. II you want
tine butter try this article. MErzGEL's S, 7th st.
Sewing Machines SO Only at Amer
bach's East Branch Domestic y. NJ. & Patterns,
4th i Pa. ave. Sc. VIM. FUNKE, Mngr. sll-l0t
Selling Long Gray Hair Switches and Bangs
at reduced prices at 5. HELLERs. se12-5t-
Claret! Clarctw Claret..
Excellent Claret, 25c. bot. METzaER's. TIN st. =
An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime,
Wheeler Il Wilson's New High Arm No. D.
1t charms on sight. Its use enraptures-
Office 437 9Th street northwest dll-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-14

Yesterday morning John Fletcher, colored
employed 1t Sprinsman's stable. on E between
South Capitol street and New Jersey avenue.
was struck in the head BY a stone and his sk I'LL
was fractured Fletcher, according to the
statements Of witnesses, attacked one of his
fellow employees with spade ana pitchtork
and chased him about the stable The man at
tackled threw the stone and Fletcher tell sense
loss Fletcher was taken TO his home. between
9Th and It'll, = and q streets southwest. and the
man who threw the stone made his escape
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-14

SOME STRIVE FoR FAME.
OTHERS FOR WEALTH.
BUT THE AMERICAN MECHANIC AND
WAGE GARNER ARE CONTENT TO PASS
THEIR DAYS IN COMFORT. SURROUNDED
BY THE CHARMS OF A HAPPY HOME AND
THE ATTRACTIONS OF A CHEERFUL
PRESIDE.
ERABLE EXPENSE is NET WITH HERE.
HAPPILY. OUR
EQUITABLE
CREDIT
SYSTEM
INTERPosEs.
PLACING IN THEIR IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION EVERY CONVENIENCE. EXACTING
IN RETURN BUT FEW DOLLARS SY
THE WEEK OR MONTH. AS THE con-
SCIENCE OF EACH ONE MAY DETERMINE
THE MOST JUST. THEY ALL THE WHILE
ENJOYING LIFE EQUALLY WITH THE
MORE FORTUNATE
FURNITURE,
CARPETS,
STOVES.
BABY CARRIAGES.
DRAPERIES.
WORKS OF ART.
HOUSE HERRMANN'S
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES,
sI7. el9. 92l AND 923 9TH ST.
AND
se12 GIG MASS. AVE. N. W.
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The homing pigeon faneiers of this city had
as their visitor last Saturday and Sunday DR.
Fred Bowers Of FAN River, Mass Mr. Bowers
10 the secretary of the Suburban Homing Club
and il the owner of the celebrated bird Duszy,
whose record of COO miles in tso DAYS and nine
hours stands - yet anbrokea. He is also the
owner OF Cutwiag, Right Bower and other
noted birds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-14
CAN GU EAT

Heartily. with RELISH and without distress afterward,
II not. We recommend to you Hoods Sarsapar.lla.
which creates good appetite and at the time
nvigorates the stomach and bowels that the food Is
properly digested and all its strength assinilated
Il have been taking two bottles of Hoods Sarsapa-
ra for weakness and appetite With great pleasure
will say that think it has done much good be-
cause i am now able to eat like man" ...t
j. e. s. CHURCHILL,
Richardson Hotel. Monmouth, Ill.
N. B.-When you ask for
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Don't be induced to buy any other. Insist upon
Hoods Sarsaparilla-lOO Doses One Dollar.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAuaH's.-"U 4 l."
acknowledgements.
HARRIs' BIJ0U.-'.Hearts of New York"
ACADEMY OF MUsIC--"A High Roller
KERSAS's LYcEUN THEATER.-..The Clemen-
reau Case"
BETHESDA PARK.-Balloon Ascension and
Parachute Jump.
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Full STOCK Or Fall AND WINTER
DRY GOODS
AtgIeatly reduced prices
q


AtgIeatly reduced prices
AT LUITRELL'S,
Goth street and Penna. ave. n.
The Best Striped Plaid and Pain Dress Goods In the
market at %. so and &C.
Full line 46-inch Henriettas at 20. Sc. and 81. All
shades.
Large line. oil colors Dress Goods at L. Is. 20
and &c.
Black Silks. Surahs. Black and Colored velvets at
10 west cash prices.
Our line Of Gents Ladies' and Children's Under
wears now complete and at exceedingly low figures.
We invite an inspection Of quality and price
Hosie specially. Every PAIR warranted.
Our -5c Black Hose. the best in the city.
One case ia White Wool Blankets at IS; worth
fully Sc so.
Other Blankets and Bed Comfor.s from 81 up.
One case Frut-of-the-Loom Cotton al &c.
We are leaders for Sill and Gloria Umbrellas.
new and beautiful line of Neckwear Just received
The prettiest 2oc. Tie in the country.
We invite all to inspect st ock and prices Com
pare them with others. Call on at the old stand
THOS J. LUTTRELL.
se12-2w Cor 10th st. and Pa. NV.
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"orrsrSa Day" AT THE MONUMENT.

"OPKsISa DAY" AT THE MoSuNtxrAI.-
Paasers-by could readily discern that some
thing unusual was going on today at the Mon-
umental, s37 and $50 street The hand
some window displays and tastefuly deco
rated store plainly evidenced the fact that it
was their Opening day" Judging frora the
large and elegant stock Of ''Noyelties'' and
their extensive preparations the Monumental
viii fully maintain their high reputation OF the
past season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-14

A sPIExprSo BUnpISa Lor on 7th stree.
near Q street northwes. is advertised TO be sold
tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock. This section
Of the city is rapidly improving both in busi-
meas and dwellings. See sdvt
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LOCAL MENTION,
The Weather.

rosEcAsr TILL RIGHT A. n. TUESDAY
For the District of Columbia. MARYLAND and
virginia. slightly cooler; fair; northeriy winds.
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Iemperature and condition of water at 7
an: Great Falls, temperature 20; condition,
y Receiving reservoir. temperature, ~. Con-
dition at north connection, rs: condition at
south connection. 3: distributing reservoir
temperature, "; condition at iniuent gate
house. IL; condition at effiuent gate house, IL.
s.ssam. 4ss pm. 1914. h a. nv. I io:5o pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-14

CARPETS CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works, 63I-635 Mass ave. NV, are made moth
proof free of charge. Telephone I25-2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-14

The will Of the late John Ducket has been
fled He leaves his daughters. Susan White
and Barbara johnson, his house, No. i05 D
street southwest.
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IrcH, IroHn IrcH,n
sCEATCHi SCRATCH. sCRATCHH!

This is the condition Of thousands who suffer days
of misery and nights of secpless agony from itching,
bleeding and burning and other skin tortures
and who live i'll ignorance OF the fact that single ap
plication Of the CUrIGURA REMEDIES will afford
instant relief and point to speedy. permanent and
economical cure. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-14

X O. LEwIs Il Son invite a call TO see their
elegant line of fall hats: correct styles right
prices. 132l New 1Ork avenue. north side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-14

Lieut. Geo. Swahb Of the bureau of engrav-
Ing was presented with "A cane By Capt. Little
held The cane was cut from LittleheIds
grove in Florida
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cosfNoSwEALTHs ATTORNEY MONTAGUE COW
cLUDEs AND JOHN 4. WISE OPENS FOR TEE
DEFESsE-ELoQuEST AND ABLE woRDs--AD-
JoURSMESr OF COURT UNTIL THIS MORNING.
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CLxvx,.Asp's BAKING POWDER.

CLKvx1AsD's BAKING POWDER.
WHOLESOME.
LEAvENs MOST.
LkAvENs BEST.
Send stamp for cook book.
Cleveland Baking Powder Co., New York.
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Broropxr cures headache: 25c.-Ase.

SALE OF WALL PAPER by La.imer Il Sloan
Friday next at 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-14

g. W. Baird Eled a ban by Gordon 4 Gordon
against james Patterson today Tor the perform
a.ce oil i contract maize June with Mary ".
Patterson to sell him sub SO. square I95. for
~ UD1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-14

BoYs' SHORT PASTs from soc, per pair up.
EIsEMAN Bros. 18th anu Z.
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PROPOSALS.

l,ROl,'aA As fOR NAhAl. sJffLiI.s fuh IHE
Navy hard. Washington. u. C.-August "a, 1871 =
sealed proposas lndSrsea freIosals for Naval sup
opened September p. 1891. viii received At the
bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, Navy Del artuent
sEPl LMBEk rNEN TY-SINTA. ISL. ana puoicsy
opened immediately thereafter at tue Navy
Yard. Washington. u c. aqusntItS OF netals. cement
leather. provender, stationery The ARTICLES must
conform TO the navy stAndsrd and pass the usual
upon APPLICATION 10 the Somsndspti w..S5nS,as
the Navy Pay Office, Washington or 10 the BurHu
The attention VI and dealers invited
lac bids. AL other things being equal decided by lot
The department. the right waive defects or
e reject any or ali 9.as not deemed ADV
the government 1-DMlN bIEMAk1, laymaster
General. U. D. Navy. sel4-.iaw2w
pRoPosALs FOR BUILDING AN ADDITION TO
" asiln.ron Asylum. ofhee Of tlIs CoInIa,sxion.rs
ID. c.. Washington ID. C.. SeptemterH q. lssl.-sealed
al, On THURSDAY. sEPIkMBtR IL, 1881 Tor
constructing addition to tie female Work House.
on the grounds VI the Washington Asylum. Bsnk
forms Of proposals and speech atoms together with
all necessary information, be obtained upon ap-
pcstion therefor the Office Inspector vi buil-
lngs OF the District OF Columbia. and only bids
these Will lie considered lie rsht il reserved
To reject any and all bits. j. W. DOUGLASS, a. "
ROSS. II. M ROBERT. Commissioners. ID. e. sl0-0t
DkoPosALs FOR THE COLLECTION AND RE-
movAl of garbage aud dead aniInsls-ofhce Of the
ton. September y lssl.-sesled PROPOSE VIII he re-
celved at this ONCE until NOON Oh TUESDAY,, IKE
and removal garbage animals an the city u
Washington aud its Immediate tile unex-
ptred portion Of the current fiscal Year. he con-
wnich may be seen upon application at this Office.
Blank forms OF PROPOSALS and Specifications 10
obainsd. ,ogethsr with all necerssry ,niorm4tlon.
HENRY NJ ROBERT, Commissioners Of the District
OF Columbia. ses-ot
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FoH SPaISG LAMB
60 to JoHS r. KELLY. Center Market, 9Th st.
wing. Northern Liberty Market.
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ADJUSTMENTS
A LsAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
EVERY EVENING.
Masinees Wednesday and saturday.
ALL FUN. ALL SMILES.
JOHN I. KELLY.
The Funniest Of all Irish Comedians.
With Leder-rs Comic Players.
THE LAUGHINa FESTIVAL
''1 ss s:'' #;::' $,j$$ ''. +
ALL LAUGHS, AL NrRrH
Next week-THE VOLUNTEER. ..I4sf
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE
Az livery Evening and saturday Matinee.
Week opening MONDAY. SEPTEMBER L.
THE WORLDS GREATEsr MAGICIAN.
HIT E HRf s sss m N IN ssSxSESS
4 H he E kE kSEEESiS a IA XII ii
Prince of prestidigitAteur>. aided by
NINE. HERMANN.
Introducing his Bewildering Entertainment. includ
ins his Iates; wonder.
STRoBElkA.
STBoBEIkA.
sfEoBEIkA.
Ts s. rs13ip: FpSsns Ihs Msy yin Bas. A.
new IreAs- New Devices.
Mex. week-DoNNEILY AND GIRARp. sel4-t
A cADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A livery Evening. We'd and Sat Matinees.
TONIGHT OPENING OF THE SEASON.
The Spectacular Farce Comedy.
HIGH EoLLER.
A HIGH BOILER
A HIGH BOILER.
A HIGH RoLLER
A HIGH ROLLER
BY A. d. Gordon. The company includes:
John ID. Gilbert The only Leon
Barney fasan. Marietta Nash,
Arthur c. Moreland. Bell lie Vrrds.
John J. Coz luan, Psycb. Premier
= n sisrtin. The Dilou Quar-
LILLIAN Meloourne. tet.
And so others.
Next weet-THE MILLIONAIRE seI4,s
K ERNAN's LYcEUM THEATEs,
~ PennsyINan:a ave. and llth ST.
This Week-Matinse Tomorrow
Vim. A. Brady's New York Standard Theater Success.
THE CLEMESCEAU CASE
Next week-Giliettes Held BY the Enemy"
se1I-6t
E'RkEi FREE, FREE!
BETHESDA PARK
GRACE SHANNON,
The worlds greatest lady aeronaut has esn ensassd
to make several OF her thrilling
BALLOON AsCENsloNs
And
PARACHUTE JUMPS
At Bethesda Park, beginning
MONDAY. September IA
Under the management Of the wOrld-renowned aero
nautic engineer.
Prof. Ed. r. Hutchinson.
Admission free.
Ascension take place at O'Clock
date m y Sb va o s run On s4ese days to sccommo
Tale cars AZ terminus ,sorssstaun ana rsn.u-ou
Music dancing on the pavil on and FIRE works dis
and other amusenlents. All kind OF refreshments ior
sale on the grounds sel4
L Academy. odd Felows' Hail, sth st. Sc
TUESDAY EVE SEPTEMBER p.
f1l corps Of assistant Instructors have been engraved
HARRls' sr'ou rHEArER.
-
Mrs. p, Harris r. l. Rritton ana # r na.na
~ - - De~Ne'
p,,rr;o,or. nm. ur.
Nfoifsetofs Anu AAnAsen
"EhA SoAMENClN6 MONDAf. SEPTEMBER H.
HINES q hEMiN'IoN
In the Cyclonic Sensation,
HEARTS OF NEW YORK.
introducing the Great
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School SUITs FOR BOYS IL endless variety
nom 81 a suit up EIsEMAS Bios, 18th and l.
GROCERs, ATTENTION.
For opening
orders
Johnston
Bros Il Co..
Wholesale
sugar dealers,
tea importers,
coffee
roastCrs,
spice
grinders,
should
FIRST be
consulted
as to prices.
Tea caddies and spice cans free.
CENTRAL SALES OFFICE, $40 Louisiana ave.
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EXAMINE Our STOCK Of BOYS and children's
clothing for school Our prices will please
you. EIsEMAS BIOS. It'll and J..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-14

0UR LoSs PANTS school suits for IS canaot
be equaied- EIsYNaS Bios, 1th and T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-14

FINE BUTrER, JAS. +. Oyster. cor. Pa ave.
and 9th and 9ti-st. wing Center Market.
We HAVE BEAUTIFUL short pants school suits
fo- e. EIszY.N Bios, 1th and l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-14

WALL PAPEEs.
True colors. Artistic effects.
Beautiful lines. Moderate prices.
Large variety. Fine WoEk.
W. b. MOSES i SONS, IL tn and I SITS.