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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26
IMPROVEMENTS!
IMPROVEMENTS!
IMPROVEMENTS
IMPROVEMENTS

This is the age Of progress and Improvement. and
the business firm that desires be src ssful must
Keep abreast of the times. WE ARE PROGRESSIVE,
and 1t the first hint experience furnished us that the
former arrangement of store was inat.auafe to
properly accommodate the vast volume Of bust
ness We Immediately began series OF improvements
which, now completed place among tie best
arranged and equipped PHARMACIES in the city with
a stock that Is ABSOLUTELY FRESH AND NEW.
Our business is .arge and the sales reduce the
stock so rapidly that it enables furnish you 1T all
times with any article in orr line FRESH FROM THE
MANUFACTURERS. The advantages gained by pur-
chasing from are therefore nab e. - the ill.,
port"nce OF using FRESH MEDICINES is too appar.
ent iCr further argument.
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lied BABY,s HANDS"

TO prevent its scratching its burning itching bleed
Ing saiy skin or scalp How often have heard this
pul story! Terrible as is the suffering of these tie
ones, yet CuT1O0RA affords instant and grateful re-
lief and in every case tends to speedy and econorni-
cal cure This will be glad news to many a heart
broken mother. 7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

The orphans at the Washington City Orphan
Asylum were a. merry as could be today 1t
was before dinner when a reporter Of The STAR
called, yet their merry chatter told palmer
than words of the good things they were ex-
pecting. Turkey, cranberry sauce, celery and
all such seasonable delicacies were being pre-
pared in the large kitchen, and the savory odor
Of roast turkey nlled the entire building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26
CONDENSED LOCALS

JOIN GRAY, q colored boy, was fined IS in the
old shoes.
WOODWARD i LorHRoP, according to a Gus
tom which they have observed since the be-
ginning of their business career in Washington
eleven years ago, distributed among their mar
ried employees yesterday about sixty turkeys
for Thanksgiving.
YESTERDAY was a good day for dead infants,
one being found between New Hampshire ave-
18th, II and I streets northwest; one in sewer
trap 10th and Westminster streets; two colored
In Temperance avenue, between 18th and 18th
aud T and streets.
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rHrxKs BLAINE WILL BE TIE HAN.
Committeeman Hyde Says There 10 n
Doubt Of HE Nomination.

Committeeman Hyde Says There 10 Ne
Doubt Of HE Nomination.
Henry g. Hyde, the Massachusetts, member
OF the republican national committee, has
returned to Springfield from Washing
ton. In an interview yesterday after
noon he said: THE choice OF Min
neapolis has no significance in regard to the
presidential nomination Itisperfectly under
stood that Blaine will be nominated, practically
without opposition, if he does not positively
decline before the convention meets
The republican party wishes him to run,
and no one but Blaine himself can prevent his
nomination. If he feels that he is not able to
undertake the responsibilities Of the campaign
Harrison will be renominated. At the meeting
Of the members of the committee the greatest
confidence was expressed in republican success
next year"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26
A QUIET WEDDING.
Gone to Albany,

Penitentiary sentences commenced at Albany
today for the following. who left the jail last
evening in charge Of MessrA Cole. Bryan and
Walter: James Connell, alias ShAnty Conner,
larceny from person, one and . half years;
Hall. housshrsaking eight years; George
Minor, houssbreakfn6, eeveu years; 0eo-re
washington, heusshreskin&, avs ysars; Harry
Jones. allae Harry Jones' eeany HUI, VIM.
sauls win inssat = hllt sisht yeszs sseh
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAueH'a-'The County Fair"
NArIoSAL--De Wolf Hopper in Wang"
ACADEMY OF MusIc.-Marie Wainwright in
"Amy Robsart"
HARMS BIJoU.-Miss Rosabel Morrison in
''The Danger Signal"
KERSAx's LYcKUM THEArEn--'The Two
Johns"
Sr. AudusrrSK's CHURCH HALL--Fair and Ba-
zaar.
FOUNDRY N. E CHUscH.-Capt. Jack Craw-
ford Lecture.
LIGHT INFANTRY decentralization party
for the orphans by the Catholic Knights of
America.
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NATARRH

.CArARRH
is CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASE
AND HOODS sARsAPARlLLA. BEING CONSTR
TUTIONAL REMEDY. READILY REACHES
AND CURES 1T.
"a sense Of gratitude and desire to benefit those
afflicted. prompts me to recommend Hoods Sarsapa
rilla TO all who Lave ca:arrh For many years was
troubled with catarrh and
INDIGESTION
And general debility. / got low / could net get
around the house. 1 tried about everything l saw
recommended TOR catarrh but falling in every instance
of being relieved. became
VERY MUCH DISCOURAGED.
At last noticed in of Hoods books, left at my
house. that Hoods Sa.saparilla good ca:arrh.
After taking one bott. began 70 relief I have
now used, within two years. ten Twelve bottles AMI
feel better than have for years attribute my i'm
provement wholly to the Of Hoods sarsaparia ~
Mrs. CHAS. RHINE, corner Ior. and pleasant sis ,
Hanover, Pa.
N.B.-Wlen You ask for
HOODS SARsAPARILLA
Don't be induced to buy any other? Insist upon Hoods
Sarsaparilla--lCO Doses One Dollar
HOODS PILLS.-The Lest liver invyorator and
genera cathartic. Gentle but prompt and efficient
Price % cents per box.
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The four colored members OF the republican
national committee were guests yesterday at a
banquet given in their honor. 1t took place
at the Losekam- Among the invited guests
we're Chairman J. 3. Garrison Of the republi-
can national committee, Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury Nettleton and Maj. A. H. S.
Davis. The subscribers were J. ii. Smythe, w.
lass, Lieut. Alexander, Charles A johnson,
Perry Carson, Theodore Green, J. II lie La
Monte, W. s. Thomas, ]. T. Bruce, Andrew
Gleeson. John F. Cook aad w. II. Smith.
Walter y. Thomas presided.
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ADVERTISING.

II YOU WISH 10 Aba EkTIsL ANYTHINo AEY-
\ vhere 81 any tims vr1te % 0ko p RowELL 3
CO.. 10 Spruce ST.. New York su21-1y
II the sub5ecf q advertising WI DO veil otsaia
copy q BOOK Tor Advsrsisses 3os psrss, p11cs 81
Aailed postags paid. rscept Of price, CousAanss
CAREFUL conp1latloa from the Amsr.can NsWspaDsr
D1rectory Of 81 the bsss pspss and clao ,ournalss
dsal Of @nfofnAfon rates and other masss ~
owls zbSxsfisiSa SGEfz6. 10 80 49,
g.. Rev lork suSi-lT
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PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.

In order to increase the efficiency of pRESCRIP-
TON DEPARTMENT have added seyera! CON-
PRINT PHARMACISTS. that the same careful
attention which has characterized this department in
the past may be secured tor iuture and Yet with
sufficient and Capable force prescriptions are filed
Instantly causing you TO lose time waiting
than Is necessary for tie careful and scientific com.
Founding OF lie prescriptions. NE FEEL PROUD
of our store. Iroud Of cur IMMENSE and CON-
PLETE STOCK. embracing everything sold by a
MODERN PHARMACY. PROUD OF your confidence
aud Patronage. and invite You to drop in and inspect
our Improvements.
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ANACOSTIA.
BALL AT MASONIC HALL.


The first public ball Of the season occurred
last night at Masonic Hall. 1t was given by the
revenue association Of Anacostia Lodge. T. A.
A. NJ. There was a large and festive outpour-
ing Of the best-known society PEOPLE In Ana
costa. Rich toilets. bright girls and Dress
coated men were the order OF the evening.
The grand march was participated in by
seventy-tive couples. led BY Mr.. and Mrs s. e.
O'Brien Of Washington. At II o'clock there
was all intermission for refreshments and a
substantial collation. was partaken OF in the
banquet room of Masonic Temple. After this
the dance was resumed and continued until an
early hour.
SURPRISE TO A PASTOR.
Tho Episcopal congregation last evening
rendered legitimate surprise party to their
rector, Rev. DR.. W. G. Davenport, at the rectory
on Maple avenue. Mrs Davenport received
the visitors and Dr. Davenport accepted the
polite speeches and offerings of esteem in few
neatly rounded remarks
QUIET WEDDING.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at 80 O. clock
last evening in the front parlor of St. Teresa
rectory. The ceremony was performed BY Father
Thomas D. Hughes. The principals were Benin.
min +. Wheeler and Miss Katie N. Beanie resi-
dents Of Washington, but members of At.
Teresas congregation Mr.. Bernard McCart-
ney acted ~ best man. The bride voro n
mouse-colored cloth dress and carried cjnster
Of Catherine Mermet roses. Among the friends
present at the ceremony were Mr. and Mrs-
Thomas Kane. Mr.. and Mrs Lohr. M. ana
Mrs. Mccartney, MrA Charles Wright and MI.
Harry Chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

SPECIAL 0'RIr TO Mt. VERNON FRIDAY, No
VENEER q, 2:30 P.M.--The Pennsylvania rail-
road have chartered the steamer Manchester for
the accommodation Of their New York and
Washington tourists, and special trip will be
at 2:3O pm. on Friday. the 9th instant.
Tickets will be on sale at the wharf end the
general public can take advantage OF this after
noon trip. Steamer returning will reach Wash
ington about $50 p. m --Adct.
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Marriage Iicensea

Marriage licenses have been issued BY the
clerk of the court to the following: B. T. Wheeler
OF Baltimore, Nd, and Katie II. Beans; John
c. Pagan and Charlotte Wilkerson; Henry Ross
and Annie Mallory; Frank +. Taylor and
Marion Meads; John Smith and Lena Hall; B.
II. folson and Maria Edmonston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

OUR SASS sale of mems suits and overcoats
has been continued for a few days longer. II
you have not been here yet you had better
come within the next day or two.
EIsENAN 4 Bios 18th and Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

CLAfIIS OPTICAL Co, Masonic Temple, F st.
The place to get perfect spectaclcs.
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THANKSGIVING WINES. LIoUoRs AND CIGARS
A great many people residing in Washington al
ways participate more or less on Thanksgiving
day, il being = national holiday, and they assem-
Bile around the festive board for mirth and en-
5oyment and usually indulge in some kind Of
gentle stimulants. and such being the case we
would advise tia: YOU buy your wet goods Of
JANIS THARP, at SIS street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

OK ACCOUNT OF DAMAGE Dow bv the recen
disaster Metzerott 4 Co. are Offering theil
stock Mt sacrifice prices as viii be seen In othe
columns Of IHE SrAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNINPRovED PRoP-
ERfY, fronting on G street and jackson alley
northwest, near the government printing office,
Will be sold at auction by Latimcr d sloan ai
$50 P. n. tomorrow.-Adrl
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS fOk LUMBER MISCELLANEOUS
= Hardware. kc.-Ofice OF building for Library Of
Congress- la East Capitol street, Washington d. C..
November "A, 1Syl.-seI arate sealed proposals viii
be received at this once until TWO p. NJ. SATUR-
DAY. the FIFTH DAY OF DECEMBER. 1901, and
opened nlneuiztey thereafter IN presence bddsra
Tor furnishing and delivering at the site Of the build
ng for Library Of Congress- IN this city, about 100 60
feet Of Lumber and Square Timber and Q suppfy OF
Miscellaneous Hardware, Bar Iron and Steel spscin-
caons general instructions and conditions blank
this ONCE. BERNARD r GREEN. saperiniendsns
and Engineer. no241Gs
DROPosALs FOB THE COLLECTION. REMOVAL
and disposal Of garbage. oda and dead snimals A.
Once Of the commlssioners ID. c., Washfnsfoa.
st this ofhce until TWELVE O'CLOCK OF DE
of AL garbese refuse animal and vegetable matter and
condemned food from dwelling house, hotels
and other places in the cities Of Washinsfou -
Georgetovn and their immediate end more deusely
populated suburs In the District Of Columbia for tie
collection and removal Of al dead animals from aid
cities and suburbs, and for the Transportation Of al
gareeee. &c. and dead animals beyond the lImits Of
the District OF Columbia. the destruction by incin
efafion o. same. or by one both nethods for ths
peeoa o. ave (ol yeAs from July J. 1872. subject %
appropriations BIZ Congress- Separate will b. ~
oeived on the several items contained the epecinc
aonA 6a.Ak torms Of proposals and spscincaEons 20
e th once and a. the once Of the health ofcsr Of the
only bids upon thsD fofms viii Be considsrsd The
bSGeLkss " EOS. " ". Z: I. s % so. q.
missioners u. c. no5o-0
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ESQ, 90, &c. so, 81 and $50 childrens suits
nnd overcoats all go at SIS for this week at
EIsENAS Bros It'll and e
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Az ITALIAN DINNER with pint bottle of
Io-kaion claret, Coo, a: S3l l4th ST. NV. ROMA
8xsrAuRASr
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HOUSEHOLD FuRxrTuEE AT Arc-rox.-A gen.
crai collection Of household effects wiz be sold
BY LAsiner j. Sloan tomorrow at 10 O'Clock at
seoadsnce s36 I2tn s.reet nox-hwsst--Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

TIE CRAWFORD SHOE is made on Crawford
lasts, in all widths and sizes.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NORTH AMERICAN

TEE
NORTH AMERICAN
REVIEW
Is resent sl 10 every American reader who ~.bs, a,
keep NJ with the times \, has hs,n truly described a.
'the Intelligent American ct,Eens hand becR on tl-
questions Of the hour IL Is neither p.r,,..n
sectaran. but al s.des Of ali .uhec,s Of .r-. pub
lie interest are discussed nom month TO month in ~.
pages by the scknow edged authorities
Among contributors 10 early nunber. ~tll l- Oh.
RI. HON ". 4. GLADSTONE. HON T n REED
HON. r. q. MILLS. GOV. ID. b. HILL COL r. a.
lNGERsoLI.. NJ ROMERO. MericAn Minister 20 IN.
United States: SIG. D. cR1SPl o,-Erme Minister Of
Italy, JUSTIN MCCARTHY. MP HIS Fmtnencs
CARDINAL GIBBONS. ATCHDEACoN FARRAR
and other eminent writers The OF IN. Frs~i-
Dental campaign will be discussed 10y the reoosnin.d
leaders IN the several political PARTIES.
30 cents number. e. ooa year.
DECEMBER NUMBER
Contains:
THOUGHTS ON THE NEGRO PROBLEM.
BY JAMES BRYCE. MP.
Author of the American Commonwealth.
THE THREE PHILANTHRoPIsTs.
BY Col ROBERT a. INGkRSoLL
TIE BENEFITS OF WAR.
BY Admiral l. b. LUCE. q sN
MY GOLD CURE.
BY DR.. LEsLIEE kEEIFY.
GREAT STATISTICAL INVESTIGATION.
BY Hon CARROLL d. WRIGHT.
is CORPORAL PUNISHMENT pESRApINo,
BY THE DEAN OF ST. PAUL's. LONDON.
TIE QUORUM IN EUROPEAN LEGIsIATUREs.
BY THEODORE STANTON.
With Letters from the ex President Of the s.s. Con-
federation the President of the German Reacls.as
the ex-President of the French Chamber Of D~put.
the Minister of Agriculture the President Of the
Danish Foliething and Others.
ITALY AND THE PoPE-rI.
BY Prime Minister CRIsPI
RAILWAY RATES,
By Gen HORACE PORTER
THE woRKINGMAN AND FREE SILVER
BY 7. v. PowDERLY.
AND OTHER ARTICLES.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEwspEALERs.
IL NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW. NEW YORK.
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''NASlToU''
Tre leading mineral water and ginger cham
pagne in the world CHARLES KRAKMEK
Telephone sos. 737 7th ST. H. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

TEE CRAWFORD SHoE--Ask any gentleman
wearing il his opinion of it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

All our children's suits. to l4-year sizes,
that we're ESQ, Sc, $3.50, 81 and $50, and
ovsrcosts, to IL year sizes, same price, will all
70 this week at IS.
EIsENAN 4 Bros, 7th and E.
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FoR THE CHILDREN.

HKAr by Muddiman's gas stoves, latest de-
signs, GA 18th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

Tue CRAWFORD SHOE has no nails or threads
TO hurt the feet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

Sufferers From Catarrh can fnd relic,
and sure cure by using Pssos Remedy for
Catarrh. All druggists. 50a-
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SPECIALTIES.

De hANAAkEE' sPEcn,x xLIL:
OF skln dsseeses. nsrvous d1sssss snd cssssfk -
moy0 superauous hair. werts. NOES. tunogl ~ -
enss oteS hesss. $50 an . = "a .SO.S- VI,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

CARPETS CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works. 63l-635 Mass. ave. NV, are made moth
proof free of charge Telephone 1852
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LOCAL MENTION,

fLLSLaAx's offerings are under Special
Notices
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Flanagan's offerings are under Special
Notices. no26-2s
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GREAT mark down sale of children suits and
overcoats this week at
ErsENAN BKos. 7th and r.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

i Arlington. SOLDIER Homs, casin asd Ccbia joSn
Dgidsss. l0.n. 2 m. 90: 70 55e. Zoo hsFk s1d
and Dspsrsmsns. Nth suads. los.
hsnA Taliy Ha. Lssvo - iSsk :. a.. ssi-ss
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"NASiToU,'

ATTEND our great SASS sale of mems suits
and 0yercoats.
EIsEMAN REOS- Eth aud E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

HEADACHE from the wind or any eause cure
BY "Bromodine." Druggists, Is eenta-Idut
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soHMKn pianos Hueo woncH L Co., Agents
S25 It'll at.
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TROPICAL TOURS
Novel and interesting trips the beautiful English
lsland Of Jamaica and the many old world towns
Spanish Main. occupying tho weeks or onssr by the
Atlas line Of steamer. About
FIVE DOLLARS DAY
dsfrays al necessary expenses Of visit 10 Jamaica.
Hayo. Coomoaa. NlcAraxua and Costa RIGA Only rst
cabin pesseueers For pemphlet address PIN, FOR
n q. BANGS.
~. Public ssdines and rscifataous partial or entire
program; plays reheaEssd; stags managed. Address
O.. Corcoran building. oc2,-.sns-
(NLO0S. yI0a. REELS. SONGS AND DANCES
~ and 0atety Dances TAUGHT BY Prof ED WILL
LIAAS. ~. cor. 18th and NV. Talent furnished
GRAND FAIR. st. .AU0UsTINE's CHURCH
u HALL Fancy Tables, soda Water Fountssn.
Eeeant suRper Room. Fine MUSIC. NOVEMBER u
M Of dancing and department at the e. s. Naval
Academy: eessct school ior dancing. Masonic Hall,
th and - Nv. III roopoa tor shs ssason lspl-92
Wednesday. Oceoboe z.
Circulars q the acaoGmy. nl2-3ms
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FoR artistic colorirgs and effects in wall paper
70 to r W. HESDERsoS's 1l13 st. NV.
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Surgical Instruments wALrokDs s, Al Pa. av. lt'
Always ION tcp," Salvation Oil, the best
and cheapest IMMINENT in the market. rs cts 4
Nervous Prostitution, sieeplessness, Opium
habit, Dizziness, Blues cured BY DR.. Miles
Nervine. Samples free at
2tr MERrzs DRUa STORE l0ll It
Have You Old Gold or silver?
IL 30, remember the mfg. jeweler, s. DEsIo,
who will pay the highest price. 4Ss 9Th ST.
NV. Rooms 4, 5. &, upstairs. n2ltod1 9-tu, th&s
"NibletsP' SC. Druggists. nos-eolm
An Extended Popularity. BRowx's
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs have for many wears been
the most popular article in use for relieving
Coughs and Throat troubles Z
Phillips Digestible Cocoa.
An eficacious drink for the nervous and dys.
petic.
s. Heller, 72O 7th st. NV. makes a
speciality in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cut
ting and Shampooing. no2l-5ts
l Have q large stock of Heating and Cook
ing Stoves at low prices. Latrobes and furnaces
repaired. Call and see.
no20-lm GEo. Z. GARTRKLL, SI5 It'll st. NV.
An Invention Making Sewing Psstime.
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. 3.
1t charms on sight Its use enrapturea
Office 49, 9Th street northwest dll-tr
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NArrnArsforpaper fancy work. aoald'a-Ads
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Gov HOVey Lying IN State.
Gov. Hovey's remains arrived at Evansville
from indianapolis yesterday. Local G. A. R.,
Business Mems Association and other organiza-
tions escorted the remains through the streets
to the court house. The body lay in state two
hours and was viewed by 1000 people. Later
the body was taken to the governors old home
at Mt. Vernon, where it will be buried today
with military honors. G. A. r. and militia
from this section will be present and q great
pageant Is expected.
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The Princeton freshmen eleven defeated the
Columbia freshmen team yesterday on the New
York polo grounds by a score Of % to in a
game Of foot ball.
The courts Of justice in Belgrade took fire
yesterday and we're badly burned. Many i'm
portant documents were destroyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

Carving Knives, Fancy Cutlery in Cases
Surgical instrumental WALrokp's Al Pa av.1 IT.
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Always ION top" Salvation Oil, the bes
and cheapest IMMINENT In the market Is cts.
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WONDERS for Christmas. J.JAY Gould's-Adrt
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA
Holding special term tor Orphans Court busineas.
. November 10, 1881.
In the Of the OF Francis Msrtyn Late of
Washington. d. c.. decesssd-No. 4O5s Adm,n
Doc. IL.
Application for the probate Of the last viii ana sests
nent and Tor letter. OF administration with will an
nexed. the state OF the deceased hss this sy
been made by lizzie Eta Martyr, widow.
Al persons interested are hereby notified appear
DECEMBEh NEXI. at ELEyEN O'CLOCK A NJ.
10 show cause why the said will should not & proved
and admitted to probate letters OF admiplstrst,on
With the VIII annexed the estate of the deces
snouia not issue Ne prayed: provided COPY Of this
order oe published once week three weeks IN the
Masinston Law Reporter and Evening star prevaoD
to the said day.
by the court; A B. HA0NER.
1et; Justice.
Reeister Of Wills for the District of Columbia.
l. II. HOLT, Proctor polp-lsvA
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To The PUBLIC.
YOU ARE INVITED TO At
TEND THE EXHIBITION OF
ORIENTAL CARPETS AND
RUGS DISPLAYED ON FIksr -Uf'
FLOOR OF NEW ADDITION o.
TO OUR ESTABLISHMENT
ONE PRICE ONLY T.
W. B. MOSES SONS,
no23-1w COR + AND nth SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-26

BUTCHER KNIFE THE WEAPON UsED-THE
WOUND VERY SERIOUS AND IT MAY RESULT
FATALIY-MEYERs, WHO MADE TIE ATTACK.
BADLY USED UP-ARREsTED AND SENT TO JAIL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-05-14

The half cent has become necessity
in American tradc. says the Age Of
steel. and the American News-sIeaIers'
Association will petition Congress To
establish half-eent coinage. On one
rent papers the dealers profit Is only
half cent; and in many instances the
half cent i lost because there Is no coin
of this value IN appreciable loss
arises from this source in the eours. Of
year. IL i I favorite way in marking
retail goods Of all kinds 10 rate them in
such way that the half cent comes In.
and IN every ease goes TO the dealer.
This odd cent in a large establishment
certainly amounts u several dollar.
daily. which the buyers lose and tn,
seller gnins. for want Of the hals-seu,
coin. The infnitesinal divisions Of in
dGstry and retail supplied long arc
made these small coins a ne.essitv in
Europe \ centime Is fifth Of a cent
Switzerland has a centime piece. Bel
gum two centims piece. Germany has
TIE Ptennig. equal to oue-tourth Of =
:snt