Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-07
WHERE TO GET THE NEWS.
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"The Star" Bulletins VIII Give IL Fully and
Promptly Elsewhere.
IL would take Q stupendous local sensation 70
divert the popular attention from the indefi-
mite something which is termed election
views. Today surmise has possession of almos,
every interested mind but by tomorrow evening
guesswork viii have been displaced TO a con-
siderable extent by news that will really be
news How 10 secure the most information aud
the most reliable information and how 10 get il
In hurry are problems with which several
thousand Washingtonians are wrestling.
They may cease TO wrestle, for THE EVENING
s1AR has made al arrangements 10 furnish the
multitude with the facts in the case Of Cleve-
land vs. Harrison, which is 20 be tried by the great
be no appeal for four years. Two Of the finest
stereopueans in the country and the two larg
est screens ever used in this city viii be en-
pioyed by The STAR in the dissemination of
STRAIGHTFORWARD, unadulterated unbiased news.
these screens will be directly in front Of
iHE STAR buildings on Pennsylvania avenue. 90
tnet great crowd may congregate IN front OF
them. Especial pains have been taken 20 make
everything so plain that he who runs--if any
one could run through the sssemblsge-may
read Special vii will be used 10 furnish q COM
piete bulletin service. All provision possible
has been made to furnish the waiting thousands
with fresh news. served hot from the wires.
AT OTHER POINTS.
But there will be other steropticons ana
o'ner screens The figures will be displayed at
the jackson Democratic Association head
9uarters-the Hotel Lawrence, near the New
National Iheater. In rear of the instrument
VIII be gathered many Of the leading local dem
ocratic lights and shadows and there will either
pe great sorrow or great jubliation
linen the results are TO be made plain on A
screen at the \. M; C. building When there
nv h,1l.s -
Sre no bulletins the time and screen will be
hlied up with interesting and amusing mixtures
The returns will be bulletined in the parlor and
the gy mnasium and speakers are TO occupy the
gape between messages. All the indoor arrange
ments are in the hands of the literary society,
the regular Tuesday night prayer meeting
wiz DC open to the ladies', said Secretary
fugh, and a large company of the fair sex l.
expected TO take advantage OF this opportunity
to get the latest news"
Wimodaughsis will hear how things have gone
There is TO be loop into the ORGANIZATIONS
headquarters. The operator is to be a woman
ana IL Is generally understood around town that
none Of the horrid men will be permitied 10
cross the threshold of the temple.
The central democratic committee viii, ha n,
Its headquarters on Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween l4th and 18th and will get the news over
a special wire.
In Wizards Hotel parlors the Young Mems
Democratic Club viii await the coming OF in
HAe eiAAAiaf OfBanlLdtlOns tney
will have q special wire.
The democratic congressional and campaign
committees headquarters in the Loan ana
Trust Companys building will be tenanted by
ANXIOUS democrats until late hour
Among the other places in which the Western
Union special wires are being run are the Hotel
Cochran and the Riggs House. the Metropoli-
tan, the University the ARMY and NAVY
the Columbia Athletic. the Press and
the Concordia Clubs; several miner social
aggregations. Reuters Hotel the republican
headquarters on G street near 18th. the Union
Veterans Legion. $40 Pennsylvania avenue; Al
baughs Opera House, Williams drug store 9th
and streets; Mrs. Haines Washington's store,
Sth and Pennsylvania avenue southeast. an dat
Wallenstein s, PIG 10th street northwest.
The Postal Company will have loops in at
herman Theater, the National Hotel. the Press
Club. democratic headquarters and In the offices
OF number OF newspaper correspondents.
Both the Western Union and Postal comma
MES will supply the executive mansion end the
various departments with all that can be gath
cred.
Manager Marean of the Western Union saws
that the demand for special wires is more than
twice greater than IT was ever before
Quite large number of distinguished citi-
zens will be furnished with manifold comics of
the bulletins, supplied from the telegraph Of
hces through the medium of bicycle-mounted
messengers.