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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23
ALEXANDRIA.
POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.

POLITICAL MOVEMENT
The democratic convention Of the eighth con.
gressionai district will assemble here in the
Opera House at noon tomorrow. The counties
Of the district have each chosen one delegate
for every one hundred votes and for each
fraction over one-balf of one hundred votes
given by democrats at the last gubernatorial
election, and under this rule Loudoun will have
70 votes; Fauquier. %; Fairfax. IT; Alexandria
city, II; Louisa, IA Culpeper, IA; Prince
William. 49,; Orange. IL; Stafford, 6; King
George, 5. and Alexandria county. 8. The
by Mr.. Leonard Marbury, chairman,
and, after effecting an organization, will
proceed to ballot, and after several ballots in
order to dispose Of county preferences. it is
probable that Mr.. E. NJ. Meredith of Prince
William will be nominated and that his nomi-
nation will be made unanimous. The republi-
can leaders have not yet determined upon their
course of action. Mr.. B. B. Turner Of Fau-
QUEER has announced himself as a candidate for
Congress on the Farmers Alliance platform.
rHANEsaIvINa
Some slight preparations for Thanksgiving
have been made here The managing ladies Of
the Alexandria Irfrmary have fixed upon that
day as donation day and will keep open
house for the reception of friends and gifts
Church and at one of the Episcopal churches
tut the Observance Of the day will not be gen.
eral. Numbers of Alexandrians will visit
Washington and observe Thanksgiving there.
TIE BLADDER ASSAULT.
The tramp John Conlow will be tried at the
next January tern, of the corporation court
for his murderous assault upon Mr.. Henry
Bladder. He has evidently given one or two
assumed names and a false place of resi-
dence, and as none of his statements can be
credited It is probable that his antecedents will
not be discovered Mr.. John H. Greene is
his counsel 80
Rev. Joseph G. Lehman preached at the NJ.
+. Church South yesterday and Rev. g.eW. Hol-
lis at the Second Presbyterian Church and the
German Lutheran and the First Presbyterian
Churches were closed At all the other
churches the pastors OBLIGATED.
The city council meeting is fixed for tomor-
row evening. but if the democratic convention
is in session it is probable that the council
session will be intermitted.
Kate McDermott has bought for $S5 build
ing lot. "a by 100 feet, on Henry street between
Queen and Princess streets. This is the lowest
price that has been paid for lot in that Sec
ton OF the city for some time. H..
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Friendship Lodge AZ its last meeting ini-
tiated three new members. gain Of four
teen since last quarter. and John L Pinch
Ave. Monumental Lodge elected Chief Tenn
plar Easterlins and Past Chief Borden captains
CT companies and b, respectively. who will
renew their contest under the credit system.
Columbia Lodge, Grace Muirhead, chief tenn
plar. presiding, voted to attend North Capitol
Street Church fair tomorrow evening In
good Of the order remarks were made by Mr..
J. d. drummer Of Pioneer Lodge, Falls Church
and Grand Templar Van Week. reading by W.
Harries and vocal solos by NJ c. Collier and
Frank Minor.
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party left last Friday evening for visit to
Fredericksburg and the field of Chanceiors-
vile. Those going were Gen. veazey, Gen. Dick
inson, Mr.. Taylor of Boston. Mr.. Mosher, Mr..
Woods (the banker), Col. W. E. Rogers and
Maj. Bunnell. The trip combines business,
sentiment and pleasure. as they expect to 20
over the Charlottesville battlefield, marking
the position of some of the troops engaged
there. examine the mining interests in the
vicinity and get few wild turkeys.
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Two THINGS
TO REMEMBER IN REGARD TO CATARRH.


1ST. 1T is CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASE; AND
I'd, II REQUIRES A CONSTITUTIONAL
REMEDY.
These two facts now 80 well known to the mefi.
cal fraternity that local applications like snus and
inhaants. are regarded best likely to give only
temporary relief To effect permanent cure Of ca
tsrh requires a constitutional remedy like Hoods
Safsarariila. which by purifying the blood repairing
affected organs does give thorough and lasting cure
head this from Mr.. +. b. Stout. well-kuown msr-
chant and lun.berinan Of Sheridan, Ind:
Il want to for the benefit of suffering hum antv
that
HOODS SARSAPARILLA is A PERMANENT CURE
FOR CATARRH.
After suffering with caarrh in my head for a num-
Der Of years. and using obsanable remedy was
requested by our druggist Mr.. c. E. Elliott to take
Hoods Sarsaparilla did and after using three or
four bottles am healed Of the most annoying disease
the human system is heir to-" p. b. STOUT.
AN "A NO. MAN
THE above testimonial is from an No. ! man of
wealth and influence" C. Z. ELLIOTT, DRUGGIST.
Sheridan. Indiana.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
It's the best blood purifier. the bes: nerve helper the
best strength builder. Give it trial.
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LID Car

Schemes to be the order Of the day. with re-
suits somewhat alarming You may play upon the
-cfeduiites OF people for time but be careful not
TO exasperate them. The greedy. grssping, gan
-grenes do not wait to consider the effect of their
--damnable dongs-they simply go it" blindfold
as 1t were, and when the clouds of their own max
ing burst nnd them totally unpreparsd to cope with
the results
- Liars should have good memory Fires sone-
times occur by design. and tustness people
make use OF the occurrence in such Q way that it
puts money in their purses. Hence they welcome
the recurrence Of seemingly unfortunate episodes
which MT manifesting themselves a. quickly as
greed would have they tax the ingenuity of their
usually fertile brains. and from this store
house u vilainous resources conceive and carry
into effect other dabocsl schemes more pernicous
perhaps than the original accidental discovery OF
how to WORK the people
- Greed OF gain is . LINGERING insidious diseases
-canker worm. cancerous sore. eating it's WAY into
the vitals killing all the inner senses, without lock-
stock or barrel, causing crimes committed fo
which there is no real and the Perpetrators
only awaken to the Nervousness of their
-ofense when the Grim Monster knocks
with the awful summons This night
thy soul is required Of thee" No time for
praying, no time for rotestations Of personal
-sponsibility, no time to laugh, time TO sing no
time to undo that which has been doue--the inex-
-orable summons brooks no delay. adds not single
breath says with the awfulness of eternity.
COME!
If you have lived life of uprishtness pure and
= holy. the summons will have no terrors for You:
but. on the other hand. your life has been that
of trickster. triher. a worshipsr Of Msmmoa
"A crawling. creeping thing. with no higher aim
than the accumulation Of the dross of the eartL
your cringing and fawnin2 and pleading vii, breed
only contempt in the hearts and minds Of true
Men. and you will feel that you're only doomed
but damned. Then he Man; have done with
TREACHERY and TREASON.
BE MAN
And sell your goods at fair and reasonable figure
so that You can look every man squarey in the
face and say did unto You as i wonld that every
one should do unto Inc. That's the ticket which
will pass us through this world and purchase an
entry into the other without Believing this
and acting in accordance Herewith we make the
BLACK ChEvioT ovERcoATs. STRICTLY ALL
kILcTo0I MELTON oyERcoATs. HEAVY. 90.
STORM OVEhCOATS. %. as. &C. as. 81. so. eli. IS,
MEMS SUITS. A VARIETY OF STYLES. a. &c.
HARRIS CASsIMEhES, WIRE-MoVEN Viii.
SHIkES AND BLACK CHEyIOT SUITS alO
Long PANTS SUITS FOR BOYS, g. "a 80. a. 20
IS sH n; r. P s.; II; siprs FOR Rows ,
e.. 80. 80, 50. 30. 81. 81 a.. q. so "a g. ~
If you're going to marry the beautiful sirl that we
saw you talking to earnestly to us for your
oufnt We make q speciality Of Axing folks for that
VICTOR E. ADLER,s
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
GS AND 8e9 1TH ST. NV
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL llPM
no11-r
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LOCAL MENTION,
IhA WeAslaar,

The WeAfhsr.
LOCAL FORECAST FOR wAsHISaToS AND VICINITY.
Threatening weather and rain; brisk southeriy
wt-ds: decidedly colder Tuesday.
FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. H. TUESDAY
For the District of Columbia. MARYLAND
and Virginia, continued warm threatening
weather and rain today; brisk and high south
erly winds, winds shifting to decidedly colder
rorthwesterly winds during Tuesday and rain,
turning into snow in mountain districts.
coSDfrroS OF The WATER
Tcmper.sure and condition OF water at 2
Am: Grea. Fails. temperature. &c; condition,
=? Receiving reservoir, temperature, AZ. Con-
dition at north connection. SO; condition at
south connection, 50, distributing reservoir,
temperature. As: condition at influent gate
house, Is; condition at eiiiuent gate house, IS
High Water. Low Water.
los am. 1as pm. $50 an. sI0pm.
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Celebrated His Acquittal by Getting Drunk.
Thomas Duvall. a short, thick set negro. who
has been in Jail some weeks on a criminal
charge, was taken into the Criminal Court Fri
day and tried. The jury returned verdic,
Of not guilty and Duvall was released. That
evening he celebrated his victory by visiting
saloons and being treated by his friends until
he got into that state Of intoxication that made
him noisy and he 60. arrested.
Saturday Judge kimball tried him and
sent him to the farm for thirty days in default
Of fine of Si0.
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Elizabeth B. Mccartney to Eliza Bean. ut. /,
SO. 974; g. Rose B. Darrell to A. G. Graves,
sub IS. blk. 8, lie Droit Park; $. Asa Need
ham ct al. to Emma Byles, west half lot 4, res.
b: s.. Naomi W. East to Sarah East, pt. 10.
SO. 5l2; s.. G. F. Whiting to Anne C. Dulany,
lot 20, blk 4, Widows Mite; s.. Christina c.
Muhlhofer to L. Louise Dodge. pit V, SO. 9Os;
s.. Mary E. Wilson to R. Middleton. lot 10,
Prospect Hill $3.50. T. B. Orme to W. p.
Smith ct al, lots II and 20, blk. 1. Trinidad:
s.. Bessie y. MCGOWAN to LIder Elliott. sub
SO, So. 1852; S2.287.50. A. b. Hines to F. P.
Serrin, lot As. blk. ~, sherwood; s.. c. l..
Woody to J. A. Jenkins, pit. "a. So $50;
O, 200. J. A. jenkins to W. b. Easton
ct eso AL ps. do; g: Estele p F. Mel
C. II. Parker to Eugene A. Atchison. sub SO.
so. 1928: 81, 260.75 Annie NJ. Lown to Caroline
Theresa Keppler. part %, 50. 1885, $1,000 p.
Hizer, jr., ct 81; to G, Hubs, part chillum
castle manor; $3.50 J: I. Arms to r. A. Morrison,
sub Z, SO. 931; $4,000. c. Mackey to G. NJ.
Moore ct al, subs 81 to 40, block s, Trinidad /;
50, 200. ". Mayse to J. J. I.anahan, sub is. so'
1893; 81, l47.5O. C. II. Parker to c. Reiner. part
%. SO. SOL; 8. J. H. Richards to ]. G. Faick,
sub $780, SO. s6l: IS, 100. K. T. Morsell to Laura
191: 6. Josephine NJ. Stoddard TO W. ".
Burnett. part 2. s. F. BIS sub Mt. Pleasant;
s2,s6s. rs. D. b. Stone ct al. to Peter Crow. lot
II, block 2, Avalon Heights; $3.50. Ada F.
Hudson to Joseph s. Szymaroskie, part 8. So.
S94: SALTS. Elizabeth NJ. Ridenour to W. NJ.
Brien, lot 2, So south of 104; s.. Mary ].
Snowden to Laura A. Baptist lot 9, block 2,
Ivy City; 1915. Jane f. Cornish to Rachel
Lee one-half interest in part lot 8, so. 81S; s..
Rachel Lee to Jane E. Cornish, one-half in
terest in do; s.. Fanny Lee to Rachel Lee
part 8, do; e. Emma c. knight to W. W.
Wright, lot 81, section 4. Barry Farm; $3.50.
A. L. Bliss to 8. W. Peel, sub +. So. 49,: s..
J. J. Darlington to Helen F. Morris. half in
terest in sub 20, 50. 4SS; s.. Mary Berthrong
to J. ]. Edison, in trust, part 4, 50. tit; g.
F. II. Fox to R. G. Campbell, sab lis. so. IA;
II, 120. J. Harrison johnson to W. A. H. Church.
sub II, SO. ASS; 8. D. d. Thompson to M.
Cole, sub SO. So 1927; $1,000. W. Joice to ].
Fairfield Carpenter, part sub A, SCI 1917; e..
j. II. Duvall to H W. Schneider, subs % to 40
SO. 1915; g. G. s. Fellows to w. H. Camp.
bell. lots l. 2. and H. SO. 1858; s.. g. A.
Arms to c. C. Glover ct al, blks / and and
land adjoining blk. l, Friendship; g..
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Cases of Drunks,

Count de MOURN was the name given by a
German who was arraigned in Judge Kimballs
court Saturday on charge of drunken
ness. He is tailor by trade and was arrested
on 10th street, and the judge gave him ten
days in which to sober up.
George W. Stewart, another unfortunate vic
tim OF strong drink, WAS called for trial and
given five days on the farm. He was arrested
on 18th street.
William Coleman, a colored man. and James
Kelly were also accused Of being incorporate
and two weeks each, the court thought, would
do them good.
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Mr. E Il. Hay, exalted ruler OF the q. p O.
Of Eiks. visited Baltimore Lodge last night.
lie was escorted from Washington by special
committee A delegation from Philadelphia
also visited the lodge auti presented hand
some set Of Resolutions. Delegations from Nor
Toll. ChArIestown, W. Va, Cumberland and
otItr places we're present social session
followed, which was attended by over 500
Persons
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To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
Chairman Douglass has been misinformed ss
to the import Of the meeting az well az the
paper read last Tuesday evening, as shown by
his letter in TIE STAR Of Wednesday. Col.
Arnold did not pretend to speak for the G AR.
post but only for an aggressive portion Of the
coiored people here. who feel that their rights
are not sufficiently regarded. and such was the
state ment Of Col Arnold WM. A. JoISrp
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUsEMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUGH's--.'TheC County Fair"
NArIoSA--De Wolf Hopper in Wang"
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Marie Wainwright in
"Amy Robsart."
HAKRrs' BIJou-Miss Rosabel Morrison in
1.-The Danger Signal
kEKSAN's LYcEUM THEArER.-.'The Two
Johns"
ST. AUGUsTISE's CHURCH HALL-Fair and Ba-
zaar.
CHURCH OF OuR FATHER--3liss Anna Seaton
Schmidt's Lecture on Ancient Rome.
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Ryland Church Revival.

The revival at Ryland Methodist Church
continues with undated interest. During
the week the attendance Was large and the
meetings enthusiastic. Over seventy persons
have professed saving faith in Christ. The
meetings will continue during this week, and,
as heretofore, will be conducted by Evangelist
JOS. K. Snyder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today burial permits were issued from the
health Office for the following:
White-Frank A. McDermot, 1 month, ma
rasmus: Ruth A. Tierney, years, meningitis;
Rose E. Rance, "a years, blood clot on the brain
Elizabeth Faulhaber, Al years. consumption;
Jas I. Roland, 20 years. pneumonia.
Colored-Emma Thoms, AZ years. dysentery;
Irene Dorsey, month, marasmus; Lizzie Dex-
ter, 70 years, consumption.
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MoRrAR-spoTrEp SKIN

Accurately describes psoriasis the second great skin
disease Think of shedding quart of scales each day
Of skin cracked. bleeding burning and itching al
most beyond human endurance; hair lifeless or gone
Suffering hardly to lie appreciated. Is this d;f
cult skin and scalp disease TO cure! And yet CUTI
CURA las cured thousands Of just such cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23

Information has been received here of the
sudden death in Harrisburg of Washington
Stewart, who lived in Pomeroy street near
Freedman's Hospital. Stewart was found in the
streets Of Harrisburg Saturday morning ap-
parently in an intoxicated condition and was
put to bed He died in about two hours His
remains will be brought to this city
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Wear Do You WoKx Fon,

No one works for love. Il . man il worth n million
be works for money Livery does that Inch yields
the best return, Why don't you the same dis
cretion in buyings buy everything for cash and uy
from cash houses IL you pay cesh frst: '.Do vol
sell credit OF installenfs" II the reply he Yes
walk out You can't ave anything there. Cr-dif
hensss esnn give essh Prices an the only
10 Say; n don't want sny credit trade. Il you cspf
pay cash You need not come" You xill hear thoss
who buy or sell credit say: '.Oh, he u blower be
IL huinour. &c j say a. selling goods cheap fof
CASH n.ssss one abiower. &c. place the
o,seest oeyef V the city. aud REQ the following
legs) ~; six-foot Ertenslon Table. o.; Iess
farlof Suites. go. &c: si,-pece Hug sutes. e.Sos
yer, handsome Hug Suites. deep fringe. roll pus1
arms. silk plush backs &c ss. soid where eloo
10 slJo bert bur Lu-s. wkite. gray black. No
smell e. l5i fsrd-~1d. CArpsts. LIVE. 2Oc-. BE-.
DO. -. Brussels CARPETS. Joc.. s5c-. SIC % els
Best BODY bru..els, 81 ..
warranted. 3. - Oak suites. ei6 20 10 ss5: sids-
boards. oak. el2- 30 70 eco. six OAK Ch.irs. %.
e. ~, 80. % % &lo. Dinner set S.-se g go; saK
Ininblers. l5s Initial Taanb,eIs beAufifal s-y.ea
ao.er GOO e.rrsis sla.ss.Is A.: ss 81,
sugar, Cream and spoons. 81 % "a each piece ssIs-
rate. We have the goods ana want the monsyfor
them Whether you work the street OF count your
thousanda. live Connecticuf ave or se smpoodie.
have roods and vail save YOU soinef hing
know what am ssy1ng and only - soa - oosAzs
NJ c. oRAsrr.
DOUBLE STORES
Furuttur~ Carpets. China. Clan. TIN. o..
i5lo-l2 IN o. n ~. bss- snd O
Ds~T desbf fsH Ses nv. no2
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Indor.;nr the District Comm,..Io,.,

The congregation of the Central Methodist
ProtestAns Church, Rev. ). X Murray, pastor,
has adopted resolu;.oEs approving the course
OF the District Commissioners in refusing
ticenses to saloons and groceries for tie sale of
Elror in that part Of the city between s,b
18TH II streets and Florida avenue, formerly
known rs Helrs Bottom
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TEE LASNAy COLLECTION on On. p.rx-,xa.
This fne portrayal OF American scenery. by
Mr.. Charles LsnInan of this city, is now on
view at tic art roor.s OF Latirasr & Sloan. I4O9
q street, and viii be sold at public auction to-
morrow at ii a m. and PIN. The coilectioo
embraces one hundred examples and is pro-
nounced the best he has ever placed before the
pubic
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TIE AUCTION SALE of houses 13f and l39
Massachusetts, avenue northeast tomorrow
CTneseiay. November "A. at iss0 y. m. by order
CT Browning and swormsted., trustees, should
Command the attention of investors and per-
sons in search of homes. These houses are in a
good neighborhood, near the heart Of the city,
on wide street a,.d have sood yards, &c.
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CITY ITEMS.

hWnl Pay You TO visit srSeLrrox's. ais 7th
81 NV, and inspect the great bargains he 10
ouering this week in Sideboards. Chefoniers.
hau Racks and China OosetsL An actual dis.
oa'a OF 40 per cent Is made on all OF the above
goods, and the stock 10 new and stviish. no;
9id or shopworn. The parior furniture he IL
asplsying Is not surpassed in style or finish
any where, and with the discount OF capno, be
duplicated in price.
onrIs,mss presents purchased now will be
prices. Tsos n So,
as 9Th ST. nv.
Have You Seen Flanagan?
not drop in tomorrow OF "Wednesday and
LOOK ~ those l4-karat Solid Gold Geutlemen',
scarf Fins with diamond settings: s225 each.
Next 70 corner Of p ssl 9Th at nv. IL
Bye Neck.
You can tell a mans taste by the way his neck
Is dressed. II us show you through our line
OF Hslf-dollsr Scarfs We've a surprise m
store for you FRANC 4 sos, One Price.
IL Corner 9TH and ID sta
Public speakers, singers and lawyer.
highly recommend Dr. Bulls congh
Syrup 25c-
Carving Knives and Fancy Cutlery in
C1.ss' Guns for sale and hire.
C. Wilmer a. Co., 1915 Pa. Ave.
Bakers Breakfast Cocoa, zoe.
Fps Cocoa. 20c.
Eagle Mix. cans. 81
Granulated Sugar. 6 pounds, Csc.
Fine French Peas. can, l5c. no2l-2t
s. Heller, 72O 7th st. NV, makes a
speciality in Ladies and Children's Hair Cut
ting and Shampooing. no2l-5t'
l Have large stock Of Heating and Cook
Ing Stoves At lowprices Latrobes and furnaces
repaired Call and see.
no20-lm GEO E. GARrRELL SIS 9TH ST. NV.
short Breath. Palpitation. Pain in Chest
Weak or Faint Spells. &c.. cured by DIR. Miles
New Heart Cure. Sold at
Str MERITS DRus STORE, I0l4 F ST.
500 More OF Those Extra Fine 81 so
Saxony Wool German Hand-kn Jackets selling
80 rapidly at Sl.49 at C. AUERBAcH's. 9TH and Il.
Domestic Sewing Machines and Patterns
"Florida Cough Drops!, &c. Druggists.
''Rockbridge Rye" fines, made, q per gal
Ion; 81 quart bottle. Lyscss, aoi sth St NV.
sl-a&f,r
An Invention Making Sewing a Pastims.
Whee..- a Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight. Its use enrsptures
Office 4S7 9Th street northwest dll-tr
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IMPROVED AND QUIcKENED TRAIN SERVICE TO
P1TrsBURG VIA D. AND o. r. R.-The morning
express for Pittsburg via B. and o. r. r., here
tofore leaving Baltimore at $50 and Washing
ton at $50 daily, and arriving ct Pittsburg at
1:35 p. M. will hereafter leave Baltimore at
1920 and Washington at 11:30 am. daily, and
arrive at Pittshurg at $50 !. H.. thereby reduc-
will carry through Pullman parlor car
Owing to greatly increased travel via B. and
o. T. Il. to Pittsburg, the evening express for
that city, leaving Baltimore at TAO and Wash
ington at S:45 daily, will carry an additional
through Pullman sleeping car.
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8. r speren, secretary of the democratic
national committee and ::ex-of6cio secretary of
the executive committee of that body, has by
direction Of Senator Brice. chairman, issued q
call for meeting Of the executive committee
at the Arlington Hotel, in this city on Decem-
Der g. The executive committee is composed
OF twenty-five members of the national COM
mittee.
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LECTURES.

\ EcTURE BY MAX O'gFII
II tAuthor VI John Buil and HIS Island"D.
subject; AMERICA A. SEN THROUGH FRENCE
- SPECTACLEs.
MEfROfOLtfAN Nj. T. CHI RICH.
,x...- Corner !. and & SITS. W.
WEDNESDAY ENENIN6, Nov -. 1881 at o'clock.
nder AUSPICES Of III worth League.
Admission. 10 cents: reserved seats. a. cents.
Tickets. with without reserved seats on sale q
Metzerotts. ITO St
noll. L. ls.2l % ssS.s5'
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len THOUSAND DOLLARS in dry goods and
blankets at auction, commencing 10 o'clock
An. and o'clock pm. 627 ID ST. NV. X. kur-
Ei.Zki, auctioneer. ;. Samstag. salesman
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ATTENTION 10 CALLED to the peremptory sale
of fine building lot on 7th street near Q street
northwest to take place tomorrow at 4:3O
o'clock. This il one Of the finest lots in that
section of the city. Soc advertisement
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a slight Fire,

Saturday morning thore was slight fire in
the stable o: Edward winslow In an alley near
It'll and 5 streets northwest. Il Is supposed
u.at boys smoking cigarettes caused the IRE.
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spLzsplp GLASSES. 81 HEMPLER's, 453 Paav

MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY of chrysanthemums,
roses, palms ferns, &C., at SrUpER's new store,
s36 street Take advantage of the moderate
opening and holiday prices. Have you seen
the lilies of the Amazone there?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-23
TIE CRAWFORD SHOE looks well.
Fox TIE IHIIpREN.

Ali our children's suits. to 14-year sizes,
tina. we're S550, 50, $3.50, 81 and $3.50, and
overcoats. to l2-ycar sizes, same price, Will all
gc this week at IS.
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