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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18
THE CoNGnEGAr1oNAL CoNrERzsck
Closing Session of the Gathering at Ply
mouth Church.


mouth Church.
At the closing session of the Washington
conference of Congregational churches, held last
evening at Plymouth Congregational Church,
Rev l. W Jones. superintendent Of the Home
Mission Society made an address on the
work IN his charge, and Rev Dr. Isaac Clark Of
Howard University spoke OF foreign missions.
The following constituted the Delegates
Washington: First Church Pastor. Rev. s
NJ. Newman ID. d.. delegates I. F. Green: L
A. Conner and Mrs b. r. Catlin
Tabernacle--Pastor Rev q. J. Jones: dele
gates. Rev. J. Z. Rankin, Judge [. II Gray and
J.. Deane.
Lincoln Memorial-Pastor Rev Geo. W.
Moore: delegates, g. Barbados. E. r. Rus
sell and Mrs alberta White
Peoples Church Pastor Rev J. H. Daley:
delegates. Chas. II Young, Robt White and
Miss Fannie ID. Poole.
Mt Pleasant Church--Pastor, Rev. C H.
Small: delegates. 4 $ Peck. $. II. Goodman
and BENZ Daiz
Plymouth Church Pastor Rev. S.N. Brown;
delegates W. G Fearing Vim, f. Lee and Miss
Ella Freeman
Fifth Church. city--Pastor, Rev B. N. Sey-
iuson
First Church, Baltimore Rev. E. A
Lawrence, delegates. Charles E HOten and L.
a. Latham
Falls Church. Va Pastor. Rev. Edward Eels
jr.; delegates Rev b W Pond. A. c. Merri-
field and Miss Gertrude Nourse
Hernaon. Na.-T&stor. Rev. DR.. Mason;
delegates. Mr.. Blanchard and Mr. Howard
Alexandria, Va Pastor, Rev. Mr.. Robertson
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ANEW TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATION,
The Potomac COrps' Aunjyersnry


Potomac Corps. ". r. c.. auxiliary to the
Department OF the Potomac. g. A. r., will
celebrate the fifth anniversary of its organiza-
ton tonight at Wizards Hotel by reception,
to which it invites all its friends. and a banquet
which is necessarily limited to it's members
and few guests. While its many friends will
gladly embrace this opportunity to heartily
congratulate the corps for the success attained
anu the prosperous future which all wish it,
still all will be glad OF the opportunity of pay
ing their respects to sc many women whom the
nation delights to honor who will receive with
the corps. Among the receiving larty may be
mentioned Mrs. Gen. Palmer. wife Of the COM
Inander in chief oi the q. A. r.: Mrs. John A.
Logan, Miss Clara Barton, Airs. Gen. Veasey,
Mrs. s. s. Burdett. Mrs. Corp. Tanner, Mrs
Nellie +. Prentice, corps presidents; Mrs.
Annie Faunce. Mrs. 4. :. Odel. Mrs. lose E.
Ferree; past presidents of the corps: Mrs NJ
IL. Nelsner. ST., vice president; Mrs. NJ. NJ
Paige. jr.. vice presidents Miss Helen Holmes.
secretary; Mrs VI. A. Mcmillan Mrs. S. A. La
Fetra, Mrs. l.. A. Crandall. Mrs. E. s. Hort.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Lincoln, Miss Lavinia Chase. Mrs
J. 7. Church. Mrs. J. L. Edgar. Mrs. Anna
Grey De Long. Mrs DIR. Pomeroy. Miss Nellie
Matthews Mrs. Calvin Farnsworth Mrs. Il. G..
Blasland, Mrs. j. s. A. Burger. Mrs. Chas Z.
Lincoln. Miss Lincoln. Miss Cora Curry, Mrs
DR.. Culver. Mrs. Alice Hill and others.
The entire second floor OF the hotel will be
utilized for reception purposes and the COM
modious dining room will be used for the first
time since its refurnishing, which had made it,
Col. Staples claims. the bandsomest dining
hall in the city.
Among those who will offer or respond to
toasts are Mrs. Nellie +. Prentice, Gen. yeasey.
Mrs. Logan, Gen. BHrdett, f. b. Hay. j. j.
Edison, Mrs. NJ ID Lincoln, Commissioner
Douglass. r. A. Parke Mrs. Annie Faunce and
Corporal Tanner
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-Four men hobbled up Inc steps into Judge
Eimbalfs court room this morning and stood
in q line TO answer a charge OF having been dis
orJo.ly EeaT she Peace monument. When ar
aligned they answered in chorus, Guilty"
Five collars OF di'een days EACH said Judge
k!mbal!, ard the quartet of strangers turned
tOward the door and marched back to the cell
below. Their names were on the records as
charles raie. Edward Minnick. John Watson
and William Turner Judge kimbairs atten-
tion attracted to their manner OF walkin.
and balm kendig informed him that each OF
tie n,ea had = vooder. leg. They told him that
;hey were railroad men from Baltimore Phil
adalrhid and New York and they we're here
sightseeing. Later in the day they were re-
legsed on their own recognizance to leave the
cItv
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ANAcosrIA.
ExcELsroR ORANGES MEETING.

Excelsior Grange of Suitland, Prince Georges
county, Nd, held its first regular meeting last
night at the Snitland school house. Worthy
Master 81. S. Stow presided. A speech on the
aims and objects OF the grange was delivered
by alr. s. L. Cox. ball committee was APP
pointed, consisting OF Harry Cox, Harry Gro
sier. Mrs. Shaw, Miss Gertie Marshall, Mrs.
Annie Mimic and Mr.. Benjamin Randall A
social committee, comprising Mr.. Young and
Miss Marshall, was also appointed. The grange
has Il membership OF thirty -four.
LADIES AID SOCIETY SUPPER.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Jackson Street
NJ. Z. Church gave a fairly we'll attended sup
per last night at Mrs. Russeli's residence. on
Nichols avenue. Ice cream and fried oysters
were served by committee consisting Of Mrs.
Julia A. Dony. chairman; Mrs. Anuie William
son OF st. Elizabeth Heights. Mrs. Robert H.
Jordan, Miss Ella Richardson, Miss Maggie
Richardson, Miss Carrie Bowen and Mrs
Mocksbee.
PLEASANT soCIABLE.
There was a pleasant soeiable last night given
by Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Smithson at their
residence on jefferson street. The house was
thrown open from top to bottom and was pro-
fuseiy decorated with flowers. Music and
games were introduced and n gay time had.
Mrs. Mary j. Smi.hson chaperoned the party.
The guests were Miss Corie EtZIer Miss Floss
Etzler Miss Ella Dawson, Miss Susie DAWSON.
Miss hittie Dawson. Mr.. Frank Haines, Mr..
John Dawson and several others.
NOTES.
The work Of laying the water main from East
Capitol street via Kentucky avenue, Pennsyi-
vania avenue bridge and Minnesota avenue has
been completed.
Six-inch water mains are being distributed
along Monroe aud Pierce streets,
The funeral of George R.Fendrick took place
yesterday afternoon from bethlehem Colored
BAPTIST Church of Hillsdaie. Rev Dr.. Phillips
preached the funeral sermon.
Hon A. NJ. Bliss has gang of workmen help
ing out the Minnesota avenue contractor.
water trough for horses has been estab-
lished at the intersection Of Pennsylvania and
Minnesota avenues.
The brick sidewalk On the south side of Penn
sylvania avenue to the Few bridge has been
completed
The drama. 1.-THE Old Guard" which was 10
have been presented under the auspices of
Logaa Post. q. A. r., has been indefinitely
postponed and the ticket money refunded,
owing to the illness Of one who was TO enact an
important role.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church has purchased
three lots fronting Washington street.
There were l5e visitors at the Government
Hospital for the Insane or last reception dav
This was an increase of thirty over the preced-
ing reception day and 14s over the correspond
ing day in 1890.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMI SENtNT> TOSIGHT.

ALBArGA' s.-Nme. Ncojesha III Camille"
NsT.OSAL---'-Blse Jeans.
A-ADE1IY or Mus!C.--'Alabama'
HAERIs BIJCU-N. 8 Woods in The Or
rhaus Of New IOrk"
kEKSAS's LycErN TuEArER.-Wh allen and
Aarteli Company.
WILLARD Entertainment Of the Wo-
ma. Auxiliary ex-Coa!cderate Aid Society
s.. ACaUsrINU's CHURCH HALL-Fair and b.
zasr.
HlSH School HaTL-Prof. Warnsn's Lee
trre on Poes haven.
NrwSB"Ts' HnHz-- Reception anl Sale
UNIyEESsLI,T IHURCH.-first Concert of the
Washington Musical Club.
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FACE DIsr1euRrD.
PAINFUL. DISFIGURING SKIN DISEASE.
EVERY KNOWN REMEDY FAILS.
CURED IN ONE MONTH BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES.

Some time the last Of last November had some skin
disease IN my face 1t grew very fast and about the
last OF December it became PAINFUL and was very
dshgurinS and had tried everything that / knew
but all to no effect. My face grew instead of
better. After trying every known remedy ordered
pox OF CUilCuRA REMEDIES from you and BEGAN
~ use 1t, and in one month my face we'll and az
smooth have used it for old sores and find IT
20 be good in all cases have used il. and would not DC
without it. do not think the CUTICURA can be
recommended too highly. CUTICURA is good for
everything knew 1t used for 1t good for all
is recommended for.
MISS l.. ANDERSON, Teledo Ala.
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CUNDENSED LOCALS.

YEsITKDAY in the CRIMINAL Court Walter
CromPtcn. :. coio-ea boy, was acquitted on T.
cha ~ i .sl-c pretenses. MIR. SiileGs appeared
fc- the defendant.
JAsdEs q. JuHN .OS 4 Co. os New YORK asks
by bil IN equity mat the ieasehCld OF prem. scs
iioi = sIeyt be subjected To Judgment OBJ
tanned against J. l.. Palmer
JUSTICE HNoSIS yesterday granted Bebecca
Davis a divorce from iChR Il. Davis. with the
custody Of the only living one o. aer six
enlidrcH. charging the defeE,!art with TIE costs
OF its Maintenance. on the ground OF the
adultery OF the defendant.
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CITY ITEMS.

Don't Miss ErsESMASSs' great slaughter
sale OF Blankets, Comforts, Cloaks, Dry Goods
and Underwear
Heavy Gray and White i0-4 Blankets, worth
q at sSc. pair. Fine Wool Blankets. worth
800. at Sl.9S. Is pairs California Atwood
Blankets. slightly soiled. worth % to $40, will
go at ~. 50. Our 81 Comforts at CSC. Our Sl.0
Comforts at 9sc. Our 81 Zine Sateen Comforts
at S1.l9 All our 80 Comforts will go at 81. 80.
Iu our Cloak Department you will find
Ladies Atwood Chcviot Coats at S249 worth
double. Atwood Cheviot Refers, with
astrakhan collar, worth $3.50. at S39S A few
more OF those handsome samples Of $40 Coats
al S59s. Children s Coats at half value.
200 dozen Children's Merino Vests, worth
!oc at &C. so dozen Ladies' Heavy Ribbed
vests, worth 35c., at gle.
We also received another lot of those yard
long l5c. Towels, which will be sold during this
sale at &c.
Remember name and number.
M ErsESMASH 4 Bros s06 7th st NV
IL west End branches 1924 ami 1926 Penna. ave.
Its Equal Existeth Not.
Our 81 Nsture. is well worth SI.45 or more
Just what you need no,c.
Have Suit?''
FRANC Son, One Price.
Corner TIN and ID.
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IMPROVED AND QUicKESED TRAIN SERVICE TO
PiTTssrnG VIA B. AND q. K. E.-The morning
express for Pittsburg via b. and o. II. H., here
tofore leaving Baltimore ri $50 and Washing
ton at $50 daily, and arriving at httsburg at
1:3S pm. will hereafter leave Baltimore at
1870 and Washington at 1I:30 am. daily, and
arrive at PiIisburg at $50 pm. thereby reduc-
ing the time to that city one hour. This train
viii carry through Pullman parlor car.
Owing 10 greatly increased travel via B. and
D. II. Il. 10 littsburg. the evening express for
that city, leaving Baltimore at 7,i0 and WASH
layton at SIS daily, will carry an additional
through Pullman sleeping car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18
MARRIAGE Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk OF the court az follows. Moncure Burke
and Annie p. Vanderpool Charles ". Lewis and
Edith v Wilson. both of Prince Georges
county. Nd: Edward Lambert and Aulie San
ders; Joseph A Koib OF Philadelphia and
Annie yierDuchen; W. G. Mcintyre and Carrie
4. Eegan; Charles Fletcher and Katie johnson
Charles W. Mcintosh and Lille d. Henry; JAS
7. Hancock and Alice Jane Bradshaw 10th o.
Charles county. Nd: Wm. Walsh and Cora
Brady OF Brookland F. A. Gaver and LYDIA
Virginia Jones; Boyd Loving aud Annie VIII
lianis; Henri Poliay Roberts OF Philadelphia
Pa. and Annie Barnes Blackboard: Robert v.
Speiden and Mary \ England: Christian
Herold and Katie Dugan: HUtioiph +. Bartle.
jr.. and Martha (. MI!tGrr. Ilos. J. Law and
Johanna {. Dempsey: James J.. Morgan and
Emma Maddox. both OF Prince William comfy,
Va; Thos. Euppert and Minnie Stoekman.
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u Was "A Gnnd One

fianagans idea-and his stock Was exhausted
before the close of business TuezJlay. \ Rev
and larger supply has been ordered and on
Friday and Saturday he will be able TO supply
all who seek lsdys solid silver watch for "A
or lady's solid gold watch Tor SI2 unt.l
FRIDAY morning. and until Friday morning
only. he Offers an 'inaGcer III the form OF a
s. niiemans fine solid gold watch (Elyin or
Wa!tham moSenent) for =2j. ISL eth street
northwest, next 10 corner Of F.-.Idct.
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LID Car


ne'hee seem 10 pe 'ne order OF the day, with re-
somewhat alarming. lou may play upon the
creoutes OF people Tor time. but be careful not
-" eAaarerate them. The greedy. craspinr, gan
erehes 60 tot wih 10 consider the effect of their
oo'ies-they SIMPLY go IT" bndtoid.
is IL Were' ana when the clouds OF their own max
Ing burst ma them totally unprepared to cope with
the results.
- Liars should have a good memory. Fires some
occur ty desiIl. and some business people
-inahe use OF the occurrence in such way that il
puts hohe! ia tileir purses. Hence they welcome
The recurrence OF seemingly unfortunate episodes.
--whlch MT lnanliestlng themselves as quickly as
freed would ma ~ they tax tine ingenuity OF their
-usualiS lefuie brans ana from out this vast store
house % INFAMOUS resources conceive and carry
than the original aseent discovery es.Ss o:
Greed sS " of gain is psH iiusern n.ou.
the vtas. killing III the iineT senses without ,ock
stock or barrel causing cr 70 no con,t.oi fn,
w,;rb ters !. NO rcai 20 &c ,, oon.as'ea tor
"" aIan 10 .s me nenGgsnsss of Their
with tie awful summons This nigh.
thy SOU il required of thee" No time ior
praying. time for protc stations Of personal i,
il ', W uiuo I'D, "H,.l h"s oeeh uoHe-the mex
49,, '",'oi' p,ooS 10 osi"S' aa"s hof single
"s's'' WI. nn ,,ir "iuHess o' eternity.
EoNE.
II you lave hNeu ne Oh "ir-sAtaess, pure and
hoiy' tLe summons VIII have no teirors fog you;
"a crawling. creeping thing. with no birber ain,
Than the aeenlnation Of the dross Of the earth.
your erheiNs aiio awning ana pleading VIII breed
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Foes "lsaye1o

Prof. z. b. warman, in his lecture tonight at
the High School Hall. will give a critical an
alysis Of Poe's Raven" Mr.. Warman has
made special study of this unique ard power
ful poem and will present some IDEAS about its
meaning and the circumstances that sur
rounded its composition which are at variance
with the commonly accepted views He will
also present some interesting facts in the life
of Poe, which he LAS gathered from those who
were frienas. relatives and acquaintances OF
the poet during his life time, and which are not
generally known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

The report of Mr. Gwynn Harris, inspector
OF marine products, shows the arrival at the
river front yesterday Of the following: One
hundred and forty-eight punches of rock fish,
800 punches Of cat fish, SO punches of white
perch So lunches of yellow perch. IS punches
OF pike, u punches OF mullets, 46 punches of
winter shad. 10 punches OF eels. 6 carp an,.
900 bushels OF oysters
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ADVERTISING.

If YOU WISH 10 ADN ER1IsE ANYTHING ANY
= where at any time write 10 GEO- Z. RoNELL
CO.. 10 Spruce 81. New York. ausI-ly
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION on
~ the subject OF advertising Will 90 obtain.
copy Of BOOK tor Advertisers. :3oo Iaxes prIcc 81
Mailed. postage paid receipt price. Contains
careful compilation from the American Newspaper
Directory Of all the l.s. papers and Journals
gives he circulation rating 81 every ana good
deal o. Information about rates ana other per-
tanning TO the business OF advertising. Adt!re,,
ROWEILS AD"EkriSING BUREAU, 10 sTruo.
ST.. New York au.,i-lK
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RAILROADS.
TIN GREAT
j - rfNNsYIyASTA ROUTE

: : PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
botSr fSso VS., se,s $50 St ~ se iaTlSr
SILL kA.s. NAGNlfciNi EQUIPMENT.
rRsIys ! ~ \ Ssf SSS fE IS pS sf.rros
For ss,,.Sar az" sne A AZ vs.. ID as h9LLoMS
ftpT-s .. y-saie csSs : ii 30 i - n NJ
eashas nd s LOUIS SC VIII fs sfs c Car as5 S
i h,rS y, :" ana lima Ssrs irgm li,s-
;oona % chloaso; 81 lou. ani COMMUNIST IA
iisfris6nrF and slse:. sIs iirrTi., .nr, 10 ~
l~uls and n'iuus'l ,nd = a. = a. Uar-isl.urc
da,iy. With tufici tar.o, ~ Aa.iin-,on to Hsr-
oNn..ss"- 80 M - li'-, = 80 20. daily.
i,,pfs. .cniesinr ,.siy - Harf -i.nrf val rai.rh
seslTrs o. Ton s'-tlr o. q Ne lai- Ia man
u n.sE - f.,is IN @ ic. i'.ne ,nd ,l,o.so
~ -. ~ iEroufh Si'~rar TO Fttshurr. aud
For hsne osssnasas. ISslir.'sr snd Nlnsa. Pan.
For ma, cans i.aas-us snd r. daily far Buf.
.slo n Naa-.ra eaiy; n ~ S.iuT,isy. 1910
For Mdlasspov- uucusst~r ma NJ ara Iails :. 40
E-. div eNc";f SUN ~. with sleeisnr
For w'silssslort lseuova a1A Elnslra. At 10 % w.
=, o. y, eA'elt sunday
ron ii.abfi iHik. Mn SS1;HEK ,Np THEEAsr.
io.oosnd ii.ss p.rn- On suad.y .ija oo@
M M lS 4 w. = =; - TO-, sas u. -, x
nnn. carto Nv YGrA. 80 an. ,.ai,S. e,csIs
For New York only I,a.'-t r.rrr.. with Dining
Gar iron rGs & Till iif s. "a az ,l,y
Fat ekp7css. $40 a. S,ek DAYS. ma 3 45 pm.
Aeconiinodsiion. ? ocs m. daily.
fNpress. 81 q az ualN
Rs sgs ga. Nltsou; .i.ai.-e = ~, m every azy
fot hroa-! Z. =: !. a thrgush irain- riuuclt nc
1850 1850 ~ WV 49, ot HoAyn Annex. afgrd-
II. cneSt rtsicr - fal'ou street aNulaiue AouhIs
. ierrisee across New Aurs ,tts.
dsiy. 49, 'i-'' f'N-
For b-itinsore. 500. q III -. 10. aoa. q a..
100 100. "a asd n - a ~. ...'la y ia
80. : -, 80 o., . ~ 4.;ai. = go q ~ 81.
40 ~, II Il s4d il.-t, D. a.. N Sunla,. > 30.
ls -. 345.+.ur. ! ~. AZ. q ia. :. sO 10 90
For Poic's Cree. lac. 80 a a. aud 4 :ysp m.
daily. eN,ept sunday '
For Annapolis. ~ 500 md n 20 o. a.. and 40
y N. daiiy, vNoeiS sunday. Sundays. a.Sss a M.
F6K ALiNANDRIA AND THE SOUTH.
an. l.0l a2uA. Loo, al. k-l,, a.. 40.
a.a5. g. u, S,O2. 90, aud Is, o. IN. IN sn.i-
Gay az 40. :-4s 40. 10. a. AN. l.ol F.. ~
q. IL. S02 ard 1905 .. va.
Acoonniodat.e for = i.ntiro. = - am. Gaily
Fer ltisilint nd ana a., -unJh. 40 and AZ - An
daily 90. i.I-. Ne.A days.
Trains leave AleNaaofts lor y Washington, a.ua a.
Sc, > 4S 5.n5. a.. ala. s.t.a " IL NJ -. IA
l.tsp.m. On sunday af - Is. iNAn 81. 1. and
liza am 2.ts. 5O5. Us. 40. = - aud 10 -
r.
Tickets and Information ~ the ufoe. nor-l ast ,-r-
nef OF In s'i~ and tun-y HN.nue the
s.ati'n. vtere orteis b. .sft The s. htur a
CHAS. h. PIGH. ! a. MOOD
Gene-si Manager General Passenger Ascent.
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Surgical Instruments, full line. WALFoRD's.
Tea for All.

Tea for All.
Everybody likes Thea Nectar. everybody wants
1t and nearly everybody uses it. Don't be an
exception. Call and get package. Special
present with every pound, zoe. Warranted to
suit all tastes. A handsomely decorated china
bread and milk set, three pieces. given with a
two-pound box OF A. l.. Baking Powder.
Checks given with every IS cents worth of Tea,
Gomez, Baking Powder or Condensed Milk. Look
out Tor the Home Guard during Christmas
week: don't miss it. The GREAT ATLANTIC AND
PACIFIC lea COMPANY, sol and SOB 7th street
northwest, corner L street. nols-4t
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On Friday and Saturday next at am. ex-
aIniHaticns vii DC held AT the Franklin School
Tor positicns teachers The examination is
open to ali. 20 forn.a! permission 20 enter be-
ing necessary.
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CCTICURA RESOIyFNT


The new Blood and Skin Purifier and creates. of
Humor Remedies, cleanses the blood Of all inpur-
ities aud poisonous elements and thus removes the
cause. while CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure and
Cu1ICURA SOAP. an exquisite Skin Beautfer clear
the skin and scalp ana restore the hair Thus the Gu
IlCOhA REMEDIES cure every species of itching
BURNING. scaly. pimply and blochy skin, scalp and
blood diseases from pmples scro.ua from infancy
to age when the best ply sicisns fail.
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For FLASaGAN. On FRIDAY and saturday he
viii have another stock OF ladies' sohd silver
watches at "a and ladies' solid gold watches at
So. Business for fLANAGAN-''time' for the
la.!!es- \ SentlemaIs ire solid gold watch
" sltham moveHect) Thursday for =25
81 III 81. n. W. neNr To come. of F.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

Aad keep out cold. ,~tHd RAN. sso,r aid dust by
applying Valentines patent Jt4t tred'ier STRIP 20
Your tctafO,rs ANA doors. We have ~, 900 feet 10
sSi, al cents per foot.
-rkoBe 81. CaAs. +. CARTER 4 Co.,
3 doors from 9th St UJ0 Penn. ave- NV.
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%. IN. ' "! s4s pm. s42 a,m. "a s4i p. m.

IL SuSSBISE OR STORMY WEATHER our trade
is booming last the same. Never were clothes
FOR men. boys ~ children sold ~ prices as low
As the figures ~e are quoting In fact. gentle
men, price IL not OBJECT now We axe go
ing INTO tine whoiesa.e clothing business eXclu-
sively ard foT tiiat reason are selling every
thing at ont-third Of marked prices Every
thing marked In plain figures and sold for one
price oaly. You ii quickly admit that buyers
are receiving double value at ihIs closing out
now III progress OF 62l p ave You viii also
Remember, gentlemen. that this is l. Hambar-
ger 4 sons who are advertising to sell cut, and
not a travelling. hunbusging sale .: the sort
that comes alO=g oucc or twice every season.
We have been here with YOU for seventeen years.
during which time we nave always held the
confidence and esteem of the pubic- In sell
ing out We wish 10 impress tie fact upon your
m.nds that what We advertise Is the truth, and
nothing but the truth. IL will mean dolIars IN
your pocket to visit this one-ihird on sale.
HsMBURGEEs. 62l Pa ave.
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My SnOTIn IOEa

wealthy gentleman recently said: Il see no
reason why should pay sixty cents for pint
OF imported cia-et 20 nliX with water at din
ner when can buy pint Of fine old Bur-
gundy Tor twenty cents from the
1O-hALON VIM 60, 62i 1ith ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

IHE SALE of exquisite oriental rugs at The
galleries OF Ratclite. Darr 4 Co., auctioneers,
we Pennsylvania avenue northwest. will be
continued tomorrow at II am. and 8 and 7:3O
pm. The finest collection yet offered by auc-
lion in this city.-dict.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

PALMER EISTEE OPi.NING. e will exhibit
tomorrow aud FRIDAY. November ~ ana 20.
our hrst winter importation OF evening and
Waiting hornets. English round hats and toGuGs.
PALMER Importer. llU7 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

To look Carefully IatO the merits of the wines
you Use COR YOUR stomachs sake.
Every bottle bearing tie trade mark To
haion IS guaranteed absolutely pure.
GIL llth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

Auction SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD
FURS Latiner 4 Sloan will sell tomor-
row morning at 10 clock ut residence. No. 300
lst street southeast, near the Capitol, an excep-
tioh:,lly tine collection of household effects,
stable paraphernalia. All OF these articles are
pronounced irst-class.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

BEWARE of adulterated cheap wines and
liquors CIR NANDEE. gOJ 9Th 81. nv. knows
how 10 protect his customers by securing pure
natured. whOlesome beverages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18

SoCIETYs LATEST CR.ZE.-T The present
month. without; doubt. is being devoted to ex-
hibitions. and nothing Is exciting society at the
present time more than the display 81 artistic
china to be held Nov. II, rs. ~ and ~ bv Prof.
Samuel SherTatt AZ OPPESHE:NER =. ji4 9th 81.
There Will be exhibited specimens of ROYAL
Worcester. Dresden. and III fact all les of china
decoration. the wcrK of this talented professor.
his estiaable wife ard his n,:sny Papi;s. numbers
capital.