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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-10

This morning N the Police Court. before
judge Miller. Henry y. Nicholson. son Of Com
uodore Nicholson and brother 81 Ilaj. Nicho!-
son, was charged by Policeman Foley Nith Aav-
iHs concealed about III pocket razor. The
othe-r arrested ia. ieft udant for an alleged
Violation ~ All ordinance II .ie District AID
rhe razor Va. found n h,s pocket he de-
fsndHHt- father. brother and DT. Bu-roW. were
IA court and tEey gave evidence concerning the
mental CONDITION Il the accused, SAVING that
hls mind vas not entirely sOurG and u vas
Weir desire tnzt he b. sent 20 St Elizabeth Z
Tor treatment
Judge Miller certified tie case to Ia. secre-
hry - The Interior and The defeu iJa, Will prob
ably be sent over t. - EhIaOeths.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY.


News From Rockville and vicinity-The
Agricultural society.
Cores; ondsncs of The Evening Star
ROCKVILLE, Nov 10, 1892
meeting OF the members of the Agricul-
tura Society was held in the town hall here to-
dry and was well attended. The proposition
submitted BY the board Of management to SO
amend the charter of the society to admit of
the issue of stock, to change the time Of the
annual meeting TO January and to make a
change in the election Of the board OF manage
Ttnt were discussed at length by some of those
present, and it was finally decided to refer the
questions TO the consideration Of a committee
Of legal gentlemen :or report TO an adjourned
meeting TO be held Wednesday, ed instant.
At meeting OF The trustees Of the poor. held
a. the alma house Yesterday. the following Off
GERS Of that institution we're unanimously re-
elected; Lee Ricketts,, overseer; DIR. Edw ard
Anderson. physician 20 inmates; John l. Bru-
nett clerk TO the board Of trustees The at
fairs .: the institution are represented to be In
good condition.
A few DAYS ago Mr. Harry Rabbit Of this
place net with quite serious and painful acct
+. dent by having one of his legs badly bruised by
heavy piece OF machinery while engaged in
bandin: the same az Glen Echo
Considerable excitement vas occasioried Sat
uTc1ay last Ia the vicinity OF Brook vile b. the
appearance there OF Il dog. which, from its &C
tons, Vas supposed to be suffering from hy dro-
.hublc- Several animals IN the neighborhood
were attacked and bitten by the dog, which af-
teTwfrd made its escape.
The annual statement OF the board of pubic
school commissioners for this county shows
that ne ;Otal receipts .: the board for the last
fiscal year amounted 70 S46, 5T52T. OF which
aIaprnt si5, s2o.S7 la. been expended. leaving
a aaaHce On hand % 81 .254. so The receipts
ior cclcred schools amounted 10 50 2l2 70 all
q which las been expended except s6l3 %.
Ga:;hersburs Lodge OF Good Templars viii
hold public meetIag "a, Grange Hall. that
pace. FRIDAY eToning, The 18th Instant, which
VIII be addressed by Grand Chief Temp!ar L.
L. Mor!iLs and o:her syeaAers s NJ.
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CITY AND DISTRICT
ANu>EME~I- To>r,.Hr.

ALHAroH's Orzrs HousE-''Ths Country
Circus
Nrw NNTIoasI rHEAIEu- Thomson Howard :
new play. 'Aris o-racy.
AcsDINT oF NIUsI, Held in slavery.
HAEEIs BIJ"U IHEATEE- hartley Camp
bells Pate
kERSAN's LYcFUH THEAIfa. Rose Hill In
Elish Folly COMPANY
Inn BATILk oFt'E -s-BCP3- 18th street and
Ohio avenue
MEIzERoTT MUsIC Han Frosn Chaos 81
Man.
GAILLsRD SsHp. 4 90 i.ANsUAcEs 1906 Z
sTREEI Nv Free lecture on How the
s,ndv Of lsngnagrs ran bc sinTiiGed and made
rapid, educational a.d fascinating"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-10

Charles Fisher, alias ''Pompey" Fisher. col
ored man. Wa placed on trial for larceny from
tie person. He was accused of taking a watch
from Benjamin 2. NeCAuley at the Benning
race track April 26 last. L. was testified
that when the watch was taken the prisoner
and a man named VIM. smith ran away in op-
POsite directions and the watch Wa found on
Smith. who. on conviction. was sentenced TO
four wears IN the penItentlary. Fisher was ar
Rested at the Tune and convicted. but was given
. new trial Messrs. CahIl! and Sillers appeared
for the defendant and he was acquitted.
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ALEXANDRIA.
SETTLING ELECTION ArpAIRs.


The settling up OF election matters now goes
on The election officers carried the ballots and
poll lists 20 the court hous. this morning and
there made the Official scrutiny Of the vote.
which did not differ from that already an
nounced. Under the Law the election commits
sioneTs are required ito meet at the clerk .
oisce OF the corporation for which they are ap-
pointed on the second day after any election
held therein. and, after receiving the returns,
make certificate Of the same, &c, TO be few
wsrded to Richmond. This was done today
The usual rejOicihgs of the successful party
nave begun here mammoth bonfire ut the
intersection OF s. Asaph and Duke streets that
1T up. despite the rain. that section Of the city,
was made lat night. Numbers Of election
and already the pIans tor the portioning out
Of the United States Offices have been com
Inenced
THr PROSPECT STREET UPRovENHFT.
The national election being now over the at
teution Of the man ayers Of CITY matters will be
moro especially directed TO city affairs, and the
propoasl to establish q street and sewer i'm
prcyemsnt fund viii come more to the front, to
stay until something L. done. Mayor Strauss
has a plan City Treasurer Harlow has plan,
State Senator Mushbach Is arranging . plan.
Mr.. Justice May bus plan and other citizens
are also taking thought Of the matter. so the
wisdom which comes from q multitude OF cohn-
cillors will probably be exhibited In tho street
improvements Of next YEAR.
SoTIs
Gc1tge Psulsou, who heretofore reported
was arrested and brought TO this city on the
charge OF shooting VIM. Rust, colored, near
the Alexandria and Fairfax boundary, has been
bailed BY the county authorities by Justice
Priest. colored, in $1,000 for appearance at
court PoUlton was arrested BY q colored citi-
zen and his case heard before a colored msgis-
trate.
Suit was brought In the circuit court Of
Alexandria county yesterday by Mr.. James z.
Clements against Mr. Richard B. Lloyd Of
Washington for commissions sale Of lands
and attachment was levied by Sheriff Veitch
on assets of Mr.. Lloyd IN the county.
The Alexandria Inffrmary managers have
chosen Mrs. DIR. Fswcett, psssident vice Mrs
Oscar Cantar resigned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-10

Justice Bradley in the Equity Court hiss be-
fore him a case especially interesting to many
OF our German citizens, that OF the Prospec,
Hi Cemetery Company against the German
Evangelical Society. Messrs. Il. Wise Garnett
and W. !. hattingly appear for the COM
p.ainant ant SIR. J. Z. Mellow for the defend
ant. The complainants organized under an act
OF Congress ia 1850 FOR the purpose of conduct
ing a cemetery entered into possession of the
property near Glenwood and have since con-
dUcteted the Prospect till cemetery. The de-
PENDANT Incorporated under the general net
IN 1856. and. ii is claimed, took possession
OF the ground, snbdivided 1t for the purpose OF
sale, thereby subjecting the tract 10 taxation.
ana have converted the proceeds to its own
Use Tie complainant seeks 70 set aside the
acts OF defendant and to enjoiu them in fu-
Z tUre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-10

The Carlton Social Club has. by T. F. Mar
shAl. Joseph p. MURRAY. J. ". S;oldard and
l. }. clipper. fled certIhcate Of incorpora-
Non
The certificate Of tue election %. the follow
ing Trustees # the Central VI. J. Church has
beer fled Lewis Clamp. Charlie Srriggs,
joseph T. Simms. IL e. Saurd,rz. AIRED
flnhett, + h. toiEerson AID john Lanca-teu.
The RialtC Union Ia n.,d -.rtifrate Of
incorporation by 5. Da~es. " - Nicholson
and n T. Nelson
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THE COURTS.

Court IN GENERAL TERM-Judges Hagasr and
james.
Today-In re John Jones, hsbeas corpus; judg-
ment affirmed. Armes agt Amber; record
read and cause passed. Wnlett agt. Otterbach;
settled.
EQU.TY CoCar-Judqe Rradle,L
TOday-Walter agt. Walker; appearance
ordered. Whitlock agt. Kennedy; de-
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Willard fraeker ha- purchased % II. r.. Will
hun. for $3.50 -rIb 2li. square S6Z rs bv
S2S feet on + between 9tk and 10Th street.
northwest.
H. T. KallusousSi ct al have bought 10.
ts.o52 IS Of Nellie VI shields part ~ and sub.
u 70 us . feet Oh g. street and 81 ~ feet
On MARYLAND avenue between 18Th and lat,
streets northeast.
Jo-eph baldwin LIS bought for IS. 900 OF
Jaeob Mas!rrt par; 10. n. square Az. I6 D. 100
feet ON 9TH between : and i streets north vest
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A GEORGIA ARTIST.
Miss Louise Williams Work for Her Cri ppled
Father.


Father.
hrs. Louise Williams of Atlanta, Ga. comes
10 Washington Endorsed by such well-known
gentlemen az Gov. Mckinney OF Virginia, Gov
Northan of Georgia, Gov. Jones OF Alabama,
COY. Holt of South Carolina aud the folio wing
from the late Henry ". Grady:
This viii introduce Miss Louise Williams of
this city, who is highly indorsed by her pastor,
who is M personal friend. and by all others
who know her, including Gen. Gordon. She Is
the daughter Of a helpless invalid, and upon her
Efforts mainly depends the support Of her
family. She is worthy the consideration of all
with whom she comes in contact, and heartily
wish her such sympathy the unfortunate
deserve. HENRY W. GRADY"
Miss Williams Is here TO dispose of large and
handsome oil painting, the product of her own
easel. entitled The Frugal Repast" II Is now
on exhibit at Saks clothing store, Pennsylvania
venue and 9Th street
Her appeal is 70 the Union soldiers.
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Owing TO the iEipoSsibility OF completing al
the details Of the Improvements in the edifice
Of the First FTe-by teT,an ChaIch. ~ street.
the opening seEy icer vill not be held next sun
day .as had been arranged. but on the follow in 9
sunay November 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-10

Coroner Patters.n viewed thu body and in
'e-'gaied thu circumstance attending the
ceA;h Of the lat- Frederick q. ". Giarlichs, and
gave a certificate Of death by suicide Friends
Ct the dead man have "a, yet failed 10 Discover
am reason for The rash act. The BODY WAS
Prepared for burial BY Undertakes ". Lee
Gnd sas aftsrwaEd removed T. his ate home
en- NJ street
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The Friend. Lit.rarx Soc,.I

The Friends Literary Social met last evening
at the home Of Mr.. Frank VI. Steir, 10th and @
streets northwest An interes ting program was
carried out John G. Whittier was chosen a
the poet of the evening. Short selections from
his biography and works were presented, beau.
TRULY illustrated by tableaux. The evening
was much enjoyed by all present. The next
NEE ting Of the social will be held at the HON.
OF Mr.. Morris Thorne, 1907 9Th street nor th.
west, the evening OF November so.
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The Mntton. DrnIa.,

In the CASE OF Peesc l. Luke ct al. agt. D.
". Beach, ". v Ho-s:Aamp, A-F GIvens and
I. H. Gardner for an injunction % prevent the
sale Of Rupert -iNty-fcur acres On 9Th street
road and for tL- a!POIu in.ens o: q receiver
Justice BRADLEY YESTERDAY denied the notions
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CREAM Puyrrsa
By Mics A d0if,l~ Miller,

CREAM Puyr1Na
By Mics Adoii,s~ Miller.
Teacher Of Cookery. Atios.ta, Ga.
pint corn meal. Flint sweet milk, saucer
cold hoinny. eablespoonfuls butter. 9 eggs
beaten separately, I tesspoonful C!evela nd's
Baking Powder. y teaspoonful salt
Add the mflk gradually TO tn. hominy and
stir until free from Jumps. then the yolks, salt
and butter. Add the meal sifted with the bAk-
ing powder. and lastly the whites beaten sua.
Place two well creased shallow tins on the
stove. and when kissing hot pour In the mix
ture and bake 20 minutes in = quick oven.
Gse only Ciecelands Baking Pordsy. the pre-
Iorf'ens are made Ior that.
II am convnced Clsvelands IL the pursst
baking powder made. and have adopted It sx-
ciusively in my cooking schools and for daily
household use"
SARAH I. RORER,
Principal Philadelphia Cooking School.
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The case of William Clifford, the saloon
keeper on Brightwood avenue, against whom
an information was recently filed, charging
violation of the liquor laws, was set for trial in
the Police Court today, but, owing TO a mistake
in suunmoning the witnesses, the case had TO &c
over until tomorrow
This IL the case brought against the de-
fenoant in order TO test the law As to the mile
limit. The case will be heard by q jury. and
Mr.. Tobriner Will appear for the defendant.
Judge kimball heard the case of George Cor
iss, the dealer in the county charged under
the act of the levy court with selling beer on
Sunday, and sustained the law. A fine of SIC
was imposed.
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LECTURES

rsEScH ana DENNIS. FREr IEcrusK
And debate snt complimentary lesson. THURSDAY
Nevemne- ioih ; 20: sSh.e .'hey the ssRay %
tsossl sud fssctE atnx" Le.surer~- Prof t,siisrd
Pertsl. cfncier d'Acad-fnie aud author u Modera
ES~nrh Me.hod, French Phonstics &c ard Prof
isilip H. Mueller. author Of tse Wor1-caAia system.
&c. seb-1no
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RIChMoND AND DANYILLE RAILROAD Co.
HI II. W HUIDEkoPER AND kEI BEN FOSTER.


kECtINARS.
Schedule in effect septenil.er T. lsp2
All trains sTriye aud e-ye At fennsyivAnts Pas-en-
ser sa'lon, WASHINGTON. ID &.
ION Connects . Manassas ior Front Royal and sirss-
II. 40 a,m.-IsIy. connects at Lynclburr for al
sta ions Norfolk aud Western railroad ana for al
AMI Banyiie Syrteni Pullman Sleeper New aoTs
shd sr,'Y,9n % isn't 4 .onnec,,lt "a ~ s,th
phis via Biruhn -hlm, uniting at nAnyille With
sleeyer Tor Augusta and at Greensboro with seeper
= Is P.ln.-paily for warrenion and Grams. and
through train Tor Front Royal and strasburs dsil.
1l'uo y m.yDaIiy WASHINGTON AND SOUTH
NESrtEN ISL lBULED LIMITED. composed
TREY OF Pullman Sleeper. Dining. lariurand Smokns
man Sleeper through NeW York ana Ws.bin,,top 70
New Orleans via Mentgomory and Washington TO
II 70 Daily Tor I'll princip.l points south
SSW YoH9 and wSShihs6n r. Hot sFrinss via Ash
VII aSa SSsRins g At.niS ou, ,y,s,o
leave Washington at g. 10 a m. 4 - y daily. 10
and 0 - pm. except Sunday. Returning arrive
and 3 10 N; daily. except sunday. Iran leaving
sn nsds, ,,. 80 , Tar, and hrs SS am except
through trans from ths s,nih -rr,ye washiRgtea
ion 10 05 a m. aud 9. ., .. M. eKoert SUNDAY.
Ilckets Sieel ins Gar Z, serNAi.ns and Information
PASSENGER Station. PennsylvaniA Railroad. Washing
1 $. BROWN. General Ascent Passenger Dept.
". A. TURK. 6enerAl Passenger Ageht ,y.3
baltimore OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in eaect May ~ 1872
Leave Washington from station o"rner Of New Jersey
For Chicago and Northw-st vestibuled Limited Er-
press trains III 10 a m. 4 - .. IA. daily.
For lncnnati, 81 Louis aud N lianapolis ve-ti-
For Plttsburg and Cleveland. express daily IL %
For LeKinr,on aud stannton. 40. 40s.m.
For Winchester aud way stations 30 q M.
fsr Llra,. Natural bride, noanoke Kne.viii..
sna nW'nIis' = 50 a ~ ~, - ~
ing cav through Ia Memphis night train
., 70, b@lt,inore week aeys - "a 80 y % "a l.
n as. an. 300. Sos, a 70 s y. NJ 81. 8 5a
70 3D. Is 90. a. minut.sl. rs "a. 40. M 10. 90 10.
45l: $500, 10 o. T6.ao q. 80. 1900 100. . 10.
For Annapolis. Z u and S. 80 M. Ie 10 and ~
p m sunday; T. ~ AN, = - I'm. -.
For HaFerstown. TO 40 a m and Is sOpm.
For 6iai,hersburg and way ponts. "a - "a 90 m,
tl2 A. 81 10, - 90. - rs. . b. sna. - 40. III 70
ROYAL BLUE LlNL FOR Nkw YORK AND PHIL
For Philade pla. sew Iort. Boston and m. east.
az g 90. Dining tarl. IN. 20 .. M, sleepinx Car.
For lPhiiadslphis, Wilmington and Chester. 500
pm daily.
Por Boston. % 20 on ~ S,t, Pullman Bute, s.s,
Ing Car running through to Boston without change
via Poashkeepsie hridge. landing passengers In aud
For Atlantic city. 10. 90 and IL 90 noon. Sundays.
fEIcrp, SUNDAY. Daily 8sund,y only.
rEnprrss train
Baggage called FOR and chez ed from hotels ssd
telst ofsess, oi9 aud i5i Pa ave- aud al 6ePos'
i. ODELL CHAs. y. sCULl.
Con Manager. lmy23l Gen. Pass AEt.
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SAVED HIS SIGHT.
PERHAPS HIS LIFE.
BLOOD POISONING AFTER SCARLET FEVER

BLOOD POISONING AFTER SCARLET FEVER
Read the following from d grateful mother: MY
little boy had scarlet fever when four years old and II
left bin very weak and with blood POISONED with
CANkER. His eyes became infamed that his
sUrerings were intense and for seven weeks he
COULD NOT OPEN HIS EYES
took him twice during that time to the Eye and Ear
Inh-ary Charles street. but their remedies failed
to do him the faintest shadow o. good commenced
giving him Hoods ssrsaparila and 1t cured him.
have never doubted that It SAVED HIS SIGHT
even II NOT HIS VERY LIFE. You may use this
testimonial in any way you choose The above state
ment is THE TRUTH. THE WHOLE TRUTH, AND
NOTHING But THE TRUTH. And 1 can add that
my testimony entirely voluntary and NOT
BOUGHT AND PAID FOR. nor a small fact polished
up and enlarged And the of my boy is not the
only one that know Of where
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Has accomplished great cure. remain. respect.
fully, ABBIE +. BLACKMAN."
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BLoop Po,sos1Se

And every humor Of the blood skin and scalp. with
loss Of hair. whether simple. scrofuious ucerstvs
hereditary. speedily. permanently and economically
cured by oUTICURA REMEDIES when the best
physicians and all other remedies fail. Complete
holns treatment for every hurnor Sold everywhere
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EXCURSIONS, &c

MOUNT VERNON
ROVE AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
Steamer NAcALrsTEB ~ 10 = m aaiiv te,c.rs sun
day.. retsrnius TO the cisy ny 2.sopm
IRE DIRECT ROUTE - NO FERRYISG 80
TRANsFERs-TKE QUICK RJCrE
PARE ROUND TRIP 75o.; CHILDREN. So
eFPLEAsE NoTE-Ry the 10 , N ,y.n n. -.
steamer Manchester g. Noun, ysrno9 al ~ .fs-
oft route only he ticke. covers TIE entire round
VIZ 70 dls ~ ucnr admission the ,,sn-ion sai
nom vsrsftour transfers and anuo-lrg e,--a 90,
rorch ses Of additional 10. sf ., sln,s.,on A.
lshug h,ieen- mile trip Town the famous blue Po.o
mac without chang tr.-sfer o. ayr. ~ha~S nsss
| ton. &c. N'' A"'' "ss-''iS
Steamer Mssale.,er to river anln-, n. t.r so,,
S nS mnnt dsily except Sunday at 10 a m Fr-isht.
80 - p.ssV.ssrs cc'aS-tf
MI VERNON TOMB OF WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON ALEXANDRIA AND Mt, VERNON
| hLhCThlC kA1INAT COMPkST
Picturesque and beautiful, Rou..
New and Nssninoent Car. now running a.,r s,,-,
ALEXANDRIA direct 10 the GasA Of the NIxSroS
stn1PpYrsgI;,y 2 WIS.,, CHRIST CHURCH. MAR
! MALL HOUSE, BEADDoCE HOT-sF ana Other
places o. historic interest in ALEXANDRIA
IAic ferry steamers foot ot 7th st. Special erca-
mon ecfet. 3sc entir- round trip.
connectnr also with train. o. pean.vIv,n,, rail-
'"au NJ AiehsniFia lake cars a, 6.h street DEPOT.
In Difference to the wishes Of tn. LADIES' N. y.rno,
Association cars stop on SUNDAY latte Hnniin 2
creek. one mile this side OF Mt vernon the ,-ounas
being closed on that day
.e2e-tr "A REEp. sap,
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"WRrSKIEs RkNOyED TO ORDER- Com
plsxion steaming and scientific facial massage
VII remove wrinkles and kin blemishes. Paris
Salon. room 2, Merit building, iith and Y
o0eess.-AdzA
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Al AUcTToS-- fo-iti,ely ;he last OF the sale
Friday. November ID. and SATURDAY. November
~. N stores i2zS- lz3i lith street southeast
Goods must go. Look out for bargains A.
Behrend Go. sam ssm-tag saleSmaa.-Adrt
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATRE
Only Matinee Saturday.
Successful Presentation Of
New and Original Comedy,
...ARIsIocRAGY.-
: :sFffsfSSksS$:-
..ARlsToCkACY."
.:HktsToeRscf.~
by BRONSON HOWARD,
Author Of The Bankers Dauxhte-" The
Henrietta, q" Shenandoah" Ike.
With Representative Cast of American Players,
Under the Direction OF
Al Hayman and Charles Frohnan
Monday. Nov. E-''HOY1's "A TRIP TO CHINA
Town" Seats nov on sale. noIo-a
"A "A Al, Az this wssa and ns.ins. Saturday,
by Martin Hayden.
HELD IN SLAVERY.
HELD IN SLAVERY.
HELD IN SLAVERY
The China, Of Stage Realism.
Rain Storm o: Real Water
Mechanical and Rlectr1cal Fleets
saalboat Lost at Sea.
Collapse of ,rnsns Ba,lding.
Next wssk-LEwIs MORRISON in FAUST"
Friday Nixh,-only tim. -''RIoHELIRU"
seats now sale. nl1-H
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Seats sale for week
COMMENCING NOVEMBER IL
E EsSSEE BR RffyyTTSSssSSsE
fanny DAvENPoRT.
supportea nv
MELBOURNE MACDOwELL
And her own COMPANY under II. maa.reme,. Of
MARCUS r MAYER
CLEOPATRA.
CLEoP4TRh
p... SLEofAIHA.
sonai snpervison Of FASSY SnSsr me
fenn"VaniA ave and ilth st.
e"
Matinee Saturday.
ENGLISH
ROSE
HILL oovn,vv
SoMPAsf.
Next week-TuF Rryrz c,Nrrry co ,.,,
ins OMENE. IN. oasr.,,e o.,
A LBAUGH's GRAND oPTP E0TTsF
IA TONIGHT ATS
Matinee Saturday
HE largest indoor entertainment in tho world.
s,oo ir noo ame mere.
CD Jefferson kla~ rF,.nssr'.
COUNTRY CuRcr-s
CoENTRY CIRcTs.
C03TTSSTTPPTv SSIIbbSSEESS.
Harmonious Blending of Stage and Arenic Spec
tacle.
BIG. 500 People Employed,
BEWILpERINo Costs AZ boo De- Wal,
Dose 9''Voo rer week!
Next week-Fanny Davenport in Cleopatra"
SEATS NOW ON SALE
lJFTZPROTT N1-sTC uITT
hIANf'soAA ASsiS HALL
lhUhSDAf. NOVEMBER 10,
Special reousst
'S@oest'
Performance of the great ''URANIA- Sr,ectacle
FROM CHAOS To MAY
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Voc Will Ia SURPRISED at the maguifcence
OF the s,oeA and she low prices prevailing a,
Craig q E.rdlnSs furniture establishment,
corner 18Th and = streets noTthwest-Adrt
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Threatened Oyster Famine.
There Is likely to be an oyster famine in thu
city. There oysters on hand now and
have not been for the past week. The prices
have gone up, inferior oysters selling for IS and
20 cents a bushel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-10

WOODS Co.. bankers, pay interest ct the
rate OF per cent per annum on certificates OF
deposit. PAYABLE ON demand Special rates for
time deposits.-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-10

1HE WAY 20 succeed In having beautiful
Get Of teeth 10 - begin early with the use Of
Ninot DentifrIce and keep with it. Csc.
everywhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-10

CAEYsrs CLEANED bS the EMPIKE CARPET
WokKs. G3l-63j Mas ave. n W., are made moth
proof free Of charge. Telephone 1852
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-10

Ask Your Halter
For his ''Three-Dollar" Hat-Note style and
quality. We sell the same Hat for e. 40
FRAxo 4 SoS, One Price,
1t Cor It'll and d.