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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-03
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.


The supply Of hogs was very light. The
quality OF the hogs on sale was good and
were sold quickly. The market is 5 cents
higher than yesterday. There is a good
demand.
EPREsENTATIvE SALES.
The following the representative sa les OF hogs
MT he rds cd
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WICHITA, Sept. 9. 1892.

Cattle receipts were very light, and
trade was very quiet all day. The market
Is lower. some statesmen quoting a decline
of 10 cents on cows.
The quotations here presented are TO give the
shipper idea OF the general range OF prices The
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations acc oIdng TO the quality OF offer
3ngs and the state of the daily markets These quo
tations are only changed when there has been a
permanent cnahge in the General market. The
representative should referred TO TO ret the
only nuct uations-
Native shipping steers, good 10 extra. So 75 OO
Gnod a g native butcher steel 5. l0kkA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-03
Situations ~ o,ited-Muie.

JJANTED-IF YOU WANT STENoGRAPH-
w er and book keeper OF years experience.
address a. l.. sHoeberger, loU Luu avenue. Wichita
Kan. dg5 It,
NTANTED-SITCATIOS BY FIRST CLASS
w cook. Address Cook this ONCE CstSt'
TIANTED-POSITIOS A BOOK-KEEPER Or
w other position Of trust W d competent young
man experience Highest OF referauce given
Address =. = Eagle dot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-03

WiCbita % Chicago without change Of
cars vie. the Great Rock Island route
Leave Wichita At So a. IN. and arrive in
Chicago next morning AZ 7.f5 Free re
Ginning chair cars. Pullman palace sleep
ing cars, and elegant diniaR cars on thar
train. " II. WIsBAET.
City Ticket & passFngsr A gent.
Nicbsta, khn-
JoHS SEBASTIAN. 6. r T. Z. a.
Chicago. III dif4 Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-03

WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts Of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were: Cattle, light; Hogs, 40;
Shipments: Cattle, None; Hogs, None
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ARTICLES.
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce
KANSAS CITY, Sept 2
fLoJR-firm and in good demand. Patents
a 0(g- % fancy 81 SN&2 rs, fancy 81 t5a12 lS
SLolce al sVa2 o. xxx 81 15G2 VI
NHtAI--No red. 64@65c.
1oRN-No. mixed 45lsc
oAIS-No 2m.xea, atNs 81.
Bi TfEit-SteAdy
L6GS-Nteady
5@9c. s o'4N" ~ h"DS-S
H-lN-Firm Timothy 81 10 fancy prairie S. Goa
ELAXsEED-Steadya AT Sc on q basis Of pure
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-03

Hunt up half hundred forceful and In
clsIve adiectives, suitable for description
of sublime snd inspiring scenery; fhen
take tip 10 the Grand Canon Of the Col
orsdo, and you will throw them aside as
being inadequate.
The worlds greatest wonder Is the Grand
Canon OF the Colorado river. in Arizona.
Yellowstone Park and Yosemite take sec
ond place; Niagara Falls - dwarfed; and
the AdirOBdaeks seem like mere hills.
compared with the stupendoas ohasns
and heights Of the Grand Canon
This hitherto inaccessible region hiss
just been opened for tourists By stage lios
from Flagstaff A. r. on the trznsconti-
nrntsl highway Of the A r. r. r r. X
The round trip can be made comfortably,
quickly. and AT reasonable expense.
Nearest agent of SaBts Re route will
quote excursion rates. on application. An
illustrated pamphlet - ia preparation.
fully describing the many beauties aud
wonders Of the Grand Canon. Write 10
6. T. Nicholson.' 6. +. & 7. \, a. r. & :.
+. X. r.. Topeka, Kan. or j. j. Byrus.
Asst Pass. Traffic Mgr. Chicago, for free
copy, which will be mailed when ready Tor
distribution. d50 n
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IIPL- - EITEKs.

n NJ ~NlIH THEBfEE TIPEW WHITE. LAT-
~ asa a->t fs-s-rsz r. - - e. isss ..
Goes. ts E1Ef 80 a.. ~ a. s-ss - szslg 4eta
zl1 a.l1sry .Elaac. - ca -
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.


New \ DIRK Money.
NEW YORK, Sept 2
Money on call easy. closing offered 211 per cent,
Prime mercantile pa eF iGg6 per
Exchange nTm AT s. S61s for sixty-day bills and
s. SS'4 for demand.
Total sale OF stocks today S75 900 shares.
st. Louis Produce.
ST. Louis. Sept. 2
FL0UR-Weak dull. Patents s. 7O(GJ 50 extra
fancy s. 4U@5 30, fancy l5&5 y, choice 1902 5U
family &@2 80.
MHEAT-Cash, CSC.
GORN-Cash 43IeC,
OATS-Cash, 29,sC,
RhE-5SloC,
BRAN-t51pc.
HAN-Steady. Fancy timothy 50 OOal2 90
Choice 60 glIt Ee prairie Sc So 81
BUTIEk-BeIter, Creamery 2UCc25C, dairy l6G22c
tGGS- iS@ lS5sc.
COM MEAL-Stadey. 81 2Od2 so
BAGGlNn-Gi4G.s $40.
FLA&-9Sc.
PORk-StaHdsrd mess $ll 90.
IARD-t1 81.
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CENEE4L >IOE4GE.

SrTGFAEE E1sOs #4GkHUfeE EFW
= rsza sd 4ae=f Nss yseeE .ssas faerzEss
. FsECs go s&za- "a 4ss@< Ss%~ - a. LAs4s-zs
ST.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-03
miscellaneous.

ITANTED-PosITIoS BY CoMPETENT sTEN.
W OgrApher. for :eference Gail AZ Esgie ONCE.
Address Z. l. care v !Ch!tx k6gle. dgl Ia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-03

GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No. Colorado ~priu-Si
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express daily .--.......-.-..t EEAN4 s&Ad
Nc. Kansas City - Luui-
and Ch3csgu. IhFoagh
Mail and ex daily. ......-..I es1AN fSAa
No. akanSa- City ~ Louis
and Chicago night
daily. ......--....... e. $3.50. sDFN sSFN
daily. ezesp' sanisy,-..,., rssAN Tsea
GOING SOUTH.
No. Kansas city ~. Louis
and Chicago cx daily tSANi GRAM
Nc. Kansas CITY ~, I4onisi
snd Chicago through mail
and eX daily. ...............t snea snoP
No ~ ACCommod lStion daily
eNCept SUNDAY .... ..--.H @MPM. s1F
flerant reclining chair cars en- 81 trains ant
Pullman Sirepers from Wichita to Kansas City AMI
Chicago without change nieht trains Ttessts
sod and baggage checked through 20 all points
north south east and west and steamship tcsets
sold 70 alt European points 81 lowest rates. City
ticket once 100 Fast nouglss avenue, corner haia
street. pa-ssnEsr station corner Douglas and Mead
avenues Telephone lan
" y wISHAHT TrcR-t Ar.aL
1No. SEBASTIAN, G. T. 4 2. A.. ChieAEs. Ill
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-03
LOST.

\ osI PES-iUS CEKTIFICATE-t Lost NJ
II pension certificate No - - dates PED. 80 ~
on u aisJt tie afisesrh daT n A'G- a so14@rtera
Main - iI t4F Cffy = N5EG8 - D Auy PR
s1u sDGlgg .Gd returning H. o. n FsstfsEcs
= North sassirK;ul sEsa4s Oil - ideally Fe-
Nastls4- Sanford .ssrkz. - Il. - 4 sOi- iaf.
c.s1lQs
Il osE-A COLD wAlCH sEEA FIsDEK
l. siea-e is&v- ~ tass e1sce CO. -
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. Il. EMMA COBB.

Females and Childrens diseases speciality
Home for ladies during confinement. Strictly pri-
Nhte when so desired. also permanent homes pro-
yided for children when desired. Letters OF inQu'-
~ confidential and answered promptly Home Ill
Ida Avenue. Wichita, Kansas
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j. L. HAYS, NJ. ID.

"a Douglas ave. Wichita. Kan. Practice limited 70
Bye lar, Nose, Throat, and fitting Spectaces 77-tf
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.1.IorIs ) saN fnaNsl.corn

'No, I Going West pass Uoi
Et-wortbl............. ......I IftAa tRAa
NO 3. Going west passensr
, t-top- g. Burrtonl ......., INFN est
ne . Going EAst pass-ngerI VBA1l Mnaa
M 2, Going East, psss.ngerl Se@rat MSPf
Trains iusrked thu. run tAHy
West bound train. 4. hss FoERRn ear.
West hound train. No. q col sect@ ct Bnrrtan ssg
Pueblo. New NeIoo and Soutkerb California
fsst bound. No. = soffd train 10 50 tonis
with chair car and Pullman sleeper. make. eonasc
uou- foe ~ smith. iitps Rock and Paris. TEXAS
East oound No night srrress 10 ~ Louis. has
nee reclining chair car aud Pullman SLED par.
CITY Union Ticket oscs Ger NAia and lst stress
End Union Depot Douglas avsnee
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n;on Ilokst ONCE Cor hsiu and 1T street q nisa
Passenger Station GSTher Douglas and sth avsngss
W. -. AHapoCK. u. D. A
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.1cHusox. 1orEKA .sAxrA prRr

1HAtNs- J AHtuFH iSAys
NOhTH ANp FAST.
No lls. Kansas city express 1SA Nj S4AA
No Ga Chicago vertibuled
express. -. .............t n6A uloAu
No. ass' hlissouri River ek
prez......-............... ssSPH mnoPH
No .s7 Enels~oed expresses SSPa stops hes
SOUTH
No tg1' OklAhoua Ctv and
Oklahoma express fssn f0Au
No a1' Caldwell and Pan
handle cIpresf-.........-.. f3Au 70A4
no. 49, ~ Worth GRlves-
ton and Texas express. ... tAPH bGPN
No as. wichita EIpre@s s0Fai stops here
No. col EnElrvoed accfn ..-.l s3as
Trains marked thus daily.
I9UTPMtST NORTH GEbEAsT
Train Nc. Va Kansas City cypress. solfats
hanrss City. has ehsir service
Train No. tr comes diFeci from Galveston and -
surough Chicago train. leaving wichita all 81 m
snd arrives in CeicaRo the nsnt day Al sis . m
Trair No, co hAs free reclining chair car to NAn-
sAs Cry Pullman 90 Kansas cir.
EQUIPMENT SOUTH AND wrsr.
Train No tI, has Pullman and Oh AlT ears
Train No. ta5 has through chair and Pullman
car 20 -. Worth and Galveston.
Train No. 'l5 ha. eclinihg chair car from Kansas
City and stops at Wichita
City Union Ticket once Cor Main and ist street snd
inon Passenger station corner DOusisn and aa
avenues w. ID. MURDOCH. -. y. A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
A NEW BUILDING.
The Mcmahon Hall of Philosophy Soon 10 q,
Started by the Catholic University.

The Mcmahon Hall of Philosophy Soon 10 BE
Started by the Catholic University.
Contracts for the erection of the building on
the grounds. OF the Catholic University to be
known as the McMahon Hall OF Philosophy are
soon to be awarded. 1t is expected that the
corner stone will be laid some time during
Easter week. This building will be $50 feet
long and 100 feet deep in the center. The wings
will be seventy feet deep. The central wing,
with a great assembly hail, will be added later
The basement of the now building will be used
for store rooms. registers Office, &c. The en-
tire east wing will be occupied. temporarily by
the biological laboratory. This will he event.
for its exclusive use. The west wing,
of law and social science; second floor,
ture rooms. library. art school, seminary rooms.
of psychology and lecture rooms and semi
naries of languages. The biological portion
will include lecture rooms. laboratories of
physiology, botany, zoology, vivisection, &c. !;
center, first floor, rectors and secretaries
Offices, reading rooms &c; second floor, as
sembly hail. with capacity of 600 people. The
hail Of philosophy will be surmOunted by
statue of Christ, Tho Light of the World" 1t
will be completed in two years and opeped in
the autumn of 1894. The faculty will be COM
posed OF the best specialists to be obtained in
the various sciences. Plans have also been
drawn for chemical and physical laboratories,
and their erection will be commenced within a
wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
THE CHINESE NEW YEAR.
How 1t 10 Being Celebrated by the Celes:ials
in This City.
"Gun2 he ia tot"

"Gung he fa tot"
The above is the salutation each member Of
Washinstons Chinese colony gave to their fei-
low countrymen yesterday whenever they met.
1t was the Chinese new year. and the transla-
ton of the salutation is May you be happy and
prosperous always"
1t was a great time for the local pig-tailers,
and all day long they kept up the celebration,
which began Thursday night at IL o'clock. All
of them wore happy smile. and there was no
washee washee in any of the laundrics.
The new year which made its appearance
yesterday is known among all representatives.
Of the fiowery kingdom as the year IL. They
count from the dynasty OF kuang Su. the
present youthful Emperor of China. So 1t is
that each new ruler has the honor of beginning
anew era.
There was no special observance OF the day
at the Chinese legation yesterday, although it
Is understood that great feast has been going
on for several days TO which the Caucasian
brother is not invited.
Like their white brothers the Cinnamon had
spread at each of their shops. and all of the
obtainable delicacies OF China were there. On
each of the tables burned the celebrated Joss
stick. which was kept burning in honor of a
deity by that name. and sent forth delightful
aroma, faint pungent and pleasant These
tables we're mnrvels of dressing Beautiful
delicate china cups and bowls Enthusiastically
decorated were abundant Each one OF the
shops visited had one or more of the popular
Chinese lily plants, more commonly known in
this country as the narcissus. 1t is II super
stition among Cinnamon that if this beautiful
plant flowers by New Year they will have y
prosperous year.
The round OF festivities will continue for a
week and little work will be done during that
time. One Of the regulations OF the day is
that each Chinaman must wear a new suit of
T. hp IL to 10 al
with one his almond-eyed brothers chip in and
make him q present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-Judges Coz and
James.
Yesterday Mackall agt. Luckett; argued and
submitted. In re Addison Day; submitted on
briefs.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Judoe Montgomery.
Yesterday. B. Mullett agt. c. F. Ritz;
death of plaintiff suggested. Vim. Williams
ast. Ellen Reynolds; ON trial.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Hdgner.
Yesterday-Case agt. Case; sale confirmed,
referred to auditor. Ford agt. Ford; pro con-
fesso and J. F. Ennis and VIM. Twombly ap-
pointed guardians al litem. Cummings agt
Baker; restraining order discharged.
PROBATE CoURr-Judge Haoner.
Yesterday-Estate of Martha L. Hoy; Martha
L. Hoy granted letters of administration; bond
$1,000. Estate of Fanny Bayley; S. p. Bayley
do; bond $1,000. Estate of Gilbert Hackney;
W. q. Edelin, do; bond 800. Estate of James
Belger; Fanny X. Belger do. $500. Estate of
John L. Boss Frederick Shredder do; bond
500. Estate of Richard G. Dove; executor 8
bond reduced to $1,000. Estate of Mary
Adams; citation issued. Estate of James Ander-
son; will filed with petition. In re guardian
ship of Mary l. Wright; receipt filed. Estate
of Augustus Miller; answers of executors fled
Estate OF Virginia Roulo;; petition for publica-
ton. In re Mamie Ross ct. al; Louis Behrens
confirmed as guardian; bona Il 900. Estate Of
Julia A. Newman; petition for letters filed.
Estate OF James 5. Clark. citation and publica-
ton waived. Estate of James Mullen; affidavit
correcting petition filed. Estate OF Mont
gomery c. Meigs; Montgomery Meigs and Mary
NJ Taylor appointed collectors; bond 1900.
Estate of f. W. Schafer; will filed and admitted
to probate and letters issued to George Schenck;
bond $500. Estate Of Martha H. wilson; do do.
to Martha r. Weibly. Estate of Catherine "
Cobb: letters of administration to Nehemiah
Cobb; bond $4,000. Estate of Pierce Shoe
maker; order Of sale. Estate of Vim. Steptoe;
will admitted to probate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
woman's Missionary Society.

Last Thursday evening the lecture room of
the Westminster Presbyterian Church was
crowded to its utmost capacity, the occasion
being the annual praise meeting of the Woman s
Missionary Society. The meeting was opened
by the pastor, Rev. DIR. Il. +. Bittinger, after
which the secretary. Mrs. Mary d. Hazen. sub
United her interesting report, which was in the
nature of a statistical review of the good work
done by the society during the past fifteen
years After the business p..rt of the meeting
had been finished a musical and literary pro-
gram OF unusual merit was presented, the partici-
pants being some OF the younger members OF
the congregation. after which the thank offer
hugs were collected, and. ON being counted. we're
found TO amount To quite handsome sum,
which will be expended as the best interests of
the society cictate- The officers of the orggni-
zAion received many congratulations for the
excellent manner IN which the work of the
society has been conducted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
An Odd Fellows Visit.

Eastern Lodge. No. Z, l. o. o. F., had as
their guests last evening over forty members of
Metropolis Lodge. No. 16. and a gala time it
wsA When Metropolis Lodge entered the
room at the 9Th street hall n. G. II. d. Glover
and p. g. J. Blake Rspy welcomedthe visitors,
Ne did p. G. John i. Brown. p. G. Leanarda
of No. 16 responded. after which remarks were
made by p. G.. Faulkner of Indiana =. G.. John
e. Fry Of Iowa, BARLEY of Warren Lodge. Bal
timore; " e.. Armand, V. G. Trotter, p. G. 8
Belts. Humphrey, L. c. Mothershead, Cramp-
ton, l. Hopfenmaier, G. c. Anderson, Grand
Representative Stier. There was also music
by the Metropolis G!ee Club, with organ ac-
compartment. and Refreshments were dis
cussed- The remarks made included some in
teresting "reminiscences and the beneficial
effects Of the visits of Metropolis to the sister
lodges were noted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
More Alleged Policy Men Arrcsted.

Thursday afternoon Detective Clock with
Policemen Bowie and Anderson went TO the
Baltimore and Potomac depot and arrested
Henry Londy, colored. on charge of violating
the policy Law. He was arrested just as he
was about to get on the Alexandria train to
cross the river, and on him the officer found
policy books and money.
Yesterday morning the officer caused the arrest
otCharles Crcs5 colored, in Jackson alley, and
David Locker. over a shoe shop near 9TH and q
streets Tie latter was arrested by Sergeant
Eyrnes and Policeman himmell.
In the case Of Locker he was found in an al
legged policy shop ami a policy outfit was cap
tured. lhs alleged w..Iefs were released on
bond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
An ECZEMA OK A Boy.
SUFFERINGS INTENSE. HEAD NEARLY RAW
BODY COVERED WITH SORES. CURED BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES.

I bought q bottle Of CUTICURA RESOLyENT. one
box CUIICCRA SALVE and one cake Of CCTICUKA
SOM for ny son, aged thirteen who has been
afflicted with a long time and am pleased
to say that believe the remedies have cured him. His
suferings Were intense his head being nearly raw. lis
ears being gone except the rstle and his body YVES
covered with sores. His condition righ.ful to be-
hold. The sores have all disappeared his skin IL
healthy, eyes bright cheerful in disposition and 10
working every day. Ny neighbors are witnesses to
this remarkable and the doubling ones are re-
ques:ed to call write me- any my neiglbors
VIM. s. STEPHENSON,
Winchester p. o.. Union county. N. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: E. J..
Maddox ct al. to W. H. Bean, lot s, So. g. 744;
8. W. II. Bean to C. W. Bohannon, ut. same;
s.. E. W. Leach to L. " Lawrence, lot 423,
Anacostia; $4,000. Sophia NJ. Willie to j. H.
Lippard, pit SO, So. sos; s.. c. W. Simp-
son to j: 5. Davidson, sub "a, So. 633; s..
j. L. Beall to l. Sanger, sub lots to IL, q, 25
and 81, 50. 767; 3. 7. H. G. Todd to A. P.
Clark. jr, lots and Z, SO. 1119; 6. Carrie
II. Paxton to G. ". Williamson. lot 20. blk. SO.
BrooAland; g. Marie Brolasky to II. i. Pairo.
sub "A, blA. H. Meridian Hill; S6lO. Anna p.
Potts to Seth NJ. Ackley, part So. 50. 156; s..
J. ID. Jones to Is. Robinson ct al. sub 152, W. 4
ID. ssub Mt. Pleasant; 8. Jessie JAG kson to John
l. Horrell, sub SO, SO. $751; s.. J. H. Brown
Walkc- to L. C. Terrell, sub 40, block /, LIE
Dro.. Park: 50 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
A Church O,,en Acatn-

large gathering Of people assembled at the
old Methodist Church in Bladensburg Thursday
evening and were entertained by solos and recita-
t;ons by Mr.. and Mrs ~ r. Holden and Mrs.
l. C. Holden OF Hya..sville and the Misses
Parker and Farrell If Blsdensburg After these
exercises the audience Was invited to the
basement Of the church to partake OF a COLA
to1 prepared oy the Young ladies Of Bladens-
burg and Hyattsyile. This church has been
closed Tor some years and the meeting las.
night will be termed church warming. The
reoPenIng Of she church Is due to the inter.
est taken by Rev MIR. Wilson of Wesley Chapel
&ad NJ W o. Anderson Of WashiE gtcn. II. &
The church has been improy ed cOr,ide-,Ll,
ana Judging f-on the interest and zeal mani
Tested IN tho work @Ich evening. both BIZ resi-
oeT;s OF BiadeEsburg and Hyat;syiIle VIII in a
snort time be entirely renovated and prove !.
factor :or soOG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUGH's--Eheai in la Czarina."
NAIIoSn--Eosina yokes and her London
Comedy Company.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Chas. Frohman's Com
pary in MEN and Women"
Harris BIJoU--Dan Mccarthy in "Cruiskeen
lawn"
kzRSAS's LYcEUN THEATER--Sam Devere and
his oyL COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
Carpets and N attings.

carpets and MnftfngS.
Now is your time to secure such goods at
lower prices than ever before.
Lowell Body Brussels and Borders at 81 per
yard.
Roxbury Tapestry at 75c. per yard.
Smiths l0-wire Tapestry at zoe. per yard.
Best Extra Lowell Ingrains at 5715c. per yard.
Best Rag Carpet at Acc. per yard.
few rolls Moquette Carpet at 81 per yard
Rugs made Of Moquette, Velvet and Tapestry
Brussels remnants at little more than half
price.
A nice line Of new Jointless Mattings at 2Oc.
and 25c. Don't wait long if you wish goods in
this line, as they are being rapidly sold and
cannot be duplicated at less than SO per cent
advance. Terms cash.
THos. d. SINGLETON,
ja2S-th,s2t AIS 7th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
CUTICURA RESOLvENT

The blood and skin purifier and greatest of huor
remedies. internally o cleanse the blood Of all mpur
ties and poisonous clements. and thus remove the
cause). and CUIICURA. the great skin cure, and
CCTlCCRA SOAP. an exquisite skin beautiiier. ex-
ternaly Ito clear the skin and scalp and restore the
hair) speedily and permanently every species Of
Itching. burnins, scaly, c-usted. pimpiy scrofuors
and hereditary huinors. from infancy to are, fron
pimples to scrofula.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30

LoyrY OBSERVATIONS AND ASPIRATIONS FOE
FUTURE EsrEsPEIsE.-0ne hundred students
Of Spencerian Business College. ladies and gem
tlcmen OF the senior A and i day classes. ac-
eepted invitation from the officers Of the
Washington Loan and Trust Company On
Thursday and visited the handsome structure
corner OF 9th and streets, examining its vast
variety OF interests, conveniences and appoint
ments, spending an hour upon its lofty suinmit
sketehing the magnificent panorama Of the ma
tonAl capital there presented and taking notes
Of practical points o. interest for future use.
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STUBBORN SKIN DISEASE.

I used CUTICURA REMEDIES for about four
months for the treatment OF stubborn case OF
skin disease. sonething like eczema. 1 will state
tried great many other advertised remedies and had
been treated by local and all to no purpose
The CUTICURA .REMEDlES did the work and my
body when commenced was absolutely covered
Z. u. McCLELEN. Piedmont, Ala,
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Ofiicer. Chnsen

The National Union Immediate Relief Asso-
Cation held . meeting last night and elected
the following oficers FOR the ensuing year:
President, +. L Storm: vice president F. u.
Curtis; secretary and treasurer Lewis III. Lam
msn; finance committee. Chas. 5. Lusk (chair-
manl, E &. Ford and 4 G!rouard
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Dog Collars Engraved, Razors sharpened
Tree; Rodgers Cutlery. WALFoRD's, ATT Pa. av.s

My Bouquet Whisky, Csc. qt. bottle.
Uncle Sans Brandy. SOC. qt bottle.
lbs. Fresh Roasted Coffee, SOC.
OF. bot. Genuine New England Rum, SOC.
Ut. bot. Gin. Soc. lib. Good Tea. Csc.
lbs. Beeswax Candles, 81.
it, GA O'HaRE 1897 It'll at. NV.