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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13
CITY AND DISTRICT
aMUsEMENIs TONIsHr

AIrsraH's oPyas HoUsE--Wm. II. Crane in
The Amt ..can Minister.
NV NATIONAL IHEArEE.-'Wilkiuson :
Nidowz"
ACsDKHI OF MUsIc."A air Rebel"
Hams HIJor .THKArER.-Jame- A. Reilly
h. "A German soldier"
krNS.Ns LYcEUM THEATEK-Sam Devere
and hi specially company
1m iArrLE VI ok. Y~BUEs.-I5th street and
q L. svsnue
CAEaoIL INSTITUTE. 9lO-sI2 TENTH STREET
NV Worlds Fair.
NATIONAL RIFLES AaaIoRY.-Ca arrival OF
Months by Ladies U: Burnside Relief Corps.
ON FELLo~s Hail .EIaHTHSTRxErS E.
torrert for the benefit q Mrs. Richard Boz
well
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Smashed by a Failing ~haIf.

bad acrs.icnt occurred 20 J. "A. Flanagan
t~siry establishment 81 Ith street. his morn
fns- -helf gave way IN the Siu !ou. smash
ins III front window plate dss,.o ~ three
onyN c.oc.s and several piece - j,wclrv The
danny, amount. " be.a,ef 200 md 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13
KILL TIE CAUSE

OF CATAIRH AND YOU HAVE PERMANENT
CURE.
Diseases OF long standing require persistent treat
ment to effect perfect and this is particularly
true OF Catarrh In the head This is constitutional
disease and therefore requires
CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY
Ike Hoods Sarsapsrilla- Loca, applications. like
snuns and other inhasnts. can at best give only
porary reltef As they reach only the result and not
the cause Of the disease The latter Is found in the
impure faint in the blood which
HOODS SARSAPARIILA
removes and thus the benent derived from this sdi
cine il permanent Be sure to get Hood,s
HOODS PILLS cure Nausea. Sick Headache Indi-
Reatiop. Riliousuess Sold hv all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13

The large property occupied lately by Wash
tngton and Georgetown Railroad, corner situ-
sted on W street and on Florida avenue and
near 18th, improved by large brick buiIdings,
and eleven small two-story brick houses, viii be
sold tomorrow at O'Clock. See advt
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Holiday Handkerchiefs.
FRANC d Son, cor. eth and d.


Why Delay?-We Are All Ready
With full stock of Holiday Goods, Raisins,
Currants, Citron. New and Fresh Nuts. Candies,
Cooking Brandy. Mincemest, Plum Pudding and
the Finest New Buckwheat ever sold. Come on
Bring in your orders. Bottom prices.
l" METZGERs FINE GRocERY All It'll ST. NV
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors.
Shears and Razors. Surgical instruments,
Irusses and Physicians Supplies Wholesale and
retail. WALFoRD s, All Pa. ave. Telephone l76l. Z.
For Xmas Preparation.
Our Pure Rye Whisky, 5 years old. heads
the liSt for the debilita;ed an excellent tonic.
Coo. qt As a gentle stimu!ant and blood
maker our Port just the thing. soc. at. Our
Golden Catawba, heavy bodied. rich, 75c gal.
25c. bot. Extra heavy Muscatele Angelica
(angels' drink, zoe. of. Our Process Flour,
the finest. Sl.50 and 75c. sack. Fresh Candy.
lOc New Md. Nuts, 15c (everv one new)
Taper Shell Almonds. Florida Oranges
1t p. II. WILSON, 934 9Th st. NV.
New Sewing Machines, SfS.5O.-Direct
from factory. All latest improvements; five
years guarantee. AT Domestic Rooms, eth
and ii. dl3-l0t
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Tbe Choral Society rehearsal Of The Mes
sa~h 81 Metxsr0;t Music Hal tonigh. will be
eoudactel by Mr.. D4mro-ch. Aua tie public
III. be admitted on the pay nst nj Of a small fee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13

IArSroS SILVER PLATE CoNpAyy's sale now
going on AZ Williams d Co sales room. corner
lc.h and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, at IL
a. N, 2S0 and 80 p. IN. daily.-Adct
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BIG PRICES FOR SEATS.
The Auction Sale for the Press Club
Benefit.

bo1Es AND oBorcK PLACES 90 FOR LARGE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEN AMONG The BUY
KRs-ACroR CRANE TAKE. TURN AS AUG
TIOSEER-ISCIDESIs OF TIE DAY
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VANILLA CAKES
BIZ Ella r. Parker. Bed ford Kv
Beat pound Of sugar and half pound Of
butter together. sft in one quart Of -four and
two teaspoons Of Cleveland's Baking Powder,
} adj one cup of cream. and two teaspoons Of
extract of vanilla. stir we'll and drop off the
spoon on buttered paper bake in . very hot
oven.
Usc only C2eve'and's Baking Po,oder. the
proportions are made FOR that.
Apure cream Of tartar powder.
CLEvE1ANp's
BAKING
Powder
Absolutely the Best"
Gives an even lghtness to the loas.
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CITY ITEMS
Our Annual Opening

Always attracts immense crowds and is always
remembered rs one of the most interesting
events of the Christmas season. This wear We
viii Guido all former efforts and will endeavor
to make the occasion so pleasant for our patrons
that the reminder" OF the dav, THURSDAY,
DECEMBER is. will in years to come coniure up
pleasant memories of the winter of 1928
HE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
sol and sos Seventh ST. NV
Telephone S4S. NEWTON H. BOWMAN. Manager
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VISITED By THE CARDINAL.
An Eventful Nj ght at the Carroll Institute
Fair.

BRrKF ADDRESS By THE DISTINGUISHED
GUEST OF THE EvESrNG-A SKETCH OF THE
INSTITUTE AND THE woRK-THE NEW
BUILDING.
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AUCTION SkLE Of Dry Goods, Notions,
Ladies' and Gents Undsrvear. Neckwedr.
Hosiery. Stationery. TOYS. a., &c. continued
At nv sales room wednesday morning. II
O'Clock WA LowKSTHNL. auctioneer, s31 Ith
81 NV. cor Mass. ave and h St
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To SUNDAY SCHOOLS, Fans AND SOCIETIES
Buy your Christmas Candy Of SHARrLEss, sos
p ave Fine mixtures; liberal terms.
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lRUsrEE's SALE Of valuable lot on Meridian
Hih tomorrow afternoon at $50 O'Clock; situat.
on ChamLlain avenue. See advertisement. =
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TIE people 81 the south know Minot's nenti-
frfce and use u freely, and what teeth they
hzvs-becau=e Of Its use-peariy and beautiful
26c everywhere.
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:. Heller. go 9TH st. n. W., is making Q sps-
cialty in Ladies' and Childrens Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandraf oc7-tr
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Sell for Christmas presents Monkeys, Par
rots. Maltese and Angora Cats, Singing Cana
ries, Cages, Aquariums. with nice Gold Fishes,
cheap. SCHMID's, 712 18th st. NV d9-l4ts
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VIZ OyTER 10 per cent discount on Dia-
monds. Matches. &c. Don't miss this chance.
JAcoBs BRos., 1879 Penn ave.
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FRANC's HOLIDAY NxoKwTkR i gorgeous.
Zach tie In = box. ERtNC h SON.
Cor. 1th and ID.
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Our panel picture for ChTistnss. about which
- much has been printed. will be distributed
20 our patrons from the 18th 20 the cath Of this
month
THE GHEAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC INA Co.,
sol and COS seventh e. nv
1870 10Th ct NV 3lOi VI st.. Georgetown.
SIS - ne Stands in all markets.
Telephone sts NEWTON IL BOWMAN Manager.
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Wa OFFEK 10 per cent discount on Dia-
mond-, Watche-, &c. Don't miss This chance.
JABoBs BRos.. 1929 Penn. ave.
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Chance to secure New Houses Chean

Those handsome new houses on Florida ave-
hue northwest, 1920 to 1926. viii be positively
sold 81 auction under deed OF trust Thursday,
Dcee mbe: Is, at 80 O'Clock pm. Houses open
for inspectiOn.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13

Zoe. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured while you wait" Druggists
aul2
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10 produced by the CUTICURA REMEDIES when
all others fail They cleanse the scalp of Irritating.
scaly crusted and botchy humors stimulate the hsir
focies and destroy microscopic insects which feed
on the hair. and hence succeed when the beat phvri
clans and all othsr remedies fail Sold throughout
the world.
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LAYER R,rsISs. i0c.; Currants. &C.; Choice
Citron, lsc: Fig. 10 and Ijc.; Cooking Butter.
&c. star Of the Esst Flour. S5.25. : &. Hams,
Ike J. 1. d. PYLEs. Az AIN ST. sc.
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$50 More of Those Fine So. 80 Saxony
Wool German Hand-K Knit Jackets. selling 90
rapidly at AZ. at AUERBACH's. 9TH and II.
Domestic Sewing Machines and Pattern Rooms.
oct25-eod24t
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Fok TIE HoIIDATs--Things that will q light
al men, Look over our display.
FRaSC SoN. cor. eth and ID.
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa contains all
the nutritious and fat-producing properties.
Rich flavor.
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Holiday Neckxear.
Franc & SoN. cor. It'll and d.
Why Do Not Quote Prices

~ Do WI SuOtc EFices.
Lately The STAR has teemed with the lengthy
announcements of houses in the Furniture trade
proffering tempting inducements to attract
buyers. My modest announcements appear
from day TO day. but rarely do quote prices,
for experience has taught me that after adver-
Using special for a fixed day the public do
not relish withdrawal Of the specified bargain
after the time limit has expired-and even il the
stock in hand at the time the announcement
was made is disposed of the statement of that
fact as a reason wis further demands cannot be
complied with is received byan elevation of the
eyebrows, shrug of the shoulder or some one
or other OF the many manifestations of iissatis-
faction or incredulity which the dear people"
know so well how to assume. If you simply
seek ''bargains' l have them-and with them
you get durability andstyle. Time payments
are satisfactory.
JOHN RIDDEN. The Accommodation.
1t 5l3 Seventh street northwest
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CARrTrs CIEASND BY the ENPrRz CARPET
WoREs. 6sl-sS5 Mass. ave. n W.. are made moth
proof ffet VI charge. Telephone 435-A
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Tharp's Celebrated Christmas Wines
and Liquors.
There is not a Wholesale or retail wine and
liquor merchant in the national capital whose
record stands higher for keeping the finest
goods than that Of Mr.. JAMES THARP His rep
utatlon for fairness and dealer in straight Wines
and Liquors is proverbial His establishment
at Sl2 street northwest is famiiarly known to
most of our citizens, because it is in his store
where IL has been their custom for many wears
to buy their Christmas wines and his unexcelled
"OLD RYE BERKELEY" Whisky.
k8-Send in your orders in time before the
rush and receive the finest of goods and prompt
attention. d2-tu&ftf
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BrY SINGING CANARY and Gage or Aquarium
ard Fishes for Christmas present at scHMID ;,
az 18th -.
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GEo. r. GRAY Printer. $50 Pa ave. n. W.
Prompt, Reliable Prices reasonable.
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Go To TIE ROYAL DEcoRArIvT Co.. 14th and
n. Y. ave for beautiful desigHs III Wall Paper at
the lowest prices.
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Pure Old Rye Whisky, 75c. per quart.
METzGEs's Fine Grocery, All 7th st. NV 1t
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Elixir Babek cures all malariaI diseases
None Name 1t But To Praise.
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. 4
A marvel of ightness and swiftness.
jazz Office 437 9th ct. N. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13

y.Jay GOuld's Wonders for Children. 9th 81,
dl2-Gt~
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
not be neglected. Browns Bronchial Troches
are a simple remedy and give prompt relief
25c. a box ds-eo3t
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Only $500.
100 Sewing Machines, warranted in perfec,
order.
Only Sl2i
For our Dress Form. Regular price, Sass
Only 60c.
For our Seam Presser. Regular price, 1928
AL the latest Fas hion Publications at
1t OPpENHEIdER' s. 5l4 9th ST. NV.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
AUCTION SALES
FrTIRE Dag~.
nUNCANsON BROS. Autt4a.sr.
IAISTF x SArr 90 kktTaHIr
hk.ol,iik.Il, W l.Ol ~rEtII \

Il 1NENN'''-' hA''''-. AH..'-.'flr
1AISTE = SArr 90 NhLTaRIF Trr.NFD
ahsliklA, NJ l.nl ~rEtil NHhImf aSG,
NAsHlNsT y. Dc.
~ virtue =; csr's n de Z! oi tue lry -a Sos y
iAi"f 40. lAlh. a. Deb 4 \ 20 .H.. 30 "A
re'ord- 81 tn p'sir - - - ilira a . l 49,
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Button Holes Made to Order at the
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE ROCKS, It'll and H.
n24-eo20t
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THE 1IAsic NrNBER

IHE NAGfC NCNBER Z.
seven years % business and dsappOint-
nents vet with Christmas orders. Remember.
however. photographs cannot be made in a
day. Avoid anv possible accidents by leaving
your orders nov.
PKINCE Penna. ave and 18th street.
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Holiday Hosiery.
FRANC 4 Son, cor. It'll and ID.

Chiidren's Clothing almost given away
Overcoats and Suits. ages to IA wears, at less
than half price.
Our stock OF Children's Clothing must be
sold. Overcoa.s and SHIFTS, SOc., al. Is. Sl.5O
Sl.65. $3.50 50 and s2.5
Each garment worth double.
Atwood Double-Breasted suits, sl.S8.
Dark-Grsy Overcoats. SI6S.
Scotch Wool Overcoats, S24s.
Knee Pants, CSC.
II. FRIEDLASDER Bro,
IL Corner 9Th and sta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13

HrxAs ARTIFICIAL EVE, Hr~rLrA's. 45s Pa. av.
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Doncherknow you never see girl smile
without thinking she has a piece OF Whites
Iucatan Gum tucked away behind it. di2-6t
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BELLE OF NILSSON wHISKY the vhiskv that made
Kentucky famous. CBARLEs MANNER, 735 7th
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HAHioN a q RI o -.


TRUsrrES' SAL OF VsIT AHIF a. MrHosFD
nEgPrETY. u IN. Ns.n. sIrtkrT ID,
METAL ~ a., Nui q . 'hiNoloN. - IEE
ny Sir : .",t - tr.I-' t'.a. ny i.ir q e-riara-
s sss = d Is. and - 81 3 q. LIS isil 10
iuaubi, sni .. ,he r.qu.- 8 az 81 d.r.f a.. "a.
ss "a 5 ~ M % DSfsh,f' RVS Il l..s,
DAY on pkct Anl q. Al irrs. a. HslT.Eksf
he ,.i,. e - bio ~ ,ba 3 Gs . -
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tslsn r q ~ .ai me Sol M a. ,.s i *.
rigut q uh-i p" squire no s. IA sH tlisisi
IsrTus m % y ealh I,rrrei /. % Gls-tiiri r.shs
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80 a "a q i.-f's. ~'.d va d .'rei a. 'iu- q
other~ -. iru.se... = u. III. ~. trs,1e
err a. ~ risA and oct oi aiautrs uIoha..r q
NATION .SHFpHD., -.
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b. S y. -. O., n, 40, 20 ~ 80. ';sN
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a, I" s;i,teu r-au.., y ih@ lai.r o. a.. 49, tis
und rs .4.d vi s'l q pub "a tlon saiuahl-
Sr.1nis a 20 n,sgips LAY 20 ~ q "a
a TSr a. ana sn a." l,.t .sS 49,, az I'll
81. und beias ths - ilstsn ga kirtanarl.
i IN s cd ma. 20 "a INIT r1, 4 ~
Z. NJ. DECF MKEK ForfTEi. NrH lsaFs
Terms : 900 cash sui "a ancn o. 10 paii "A
twelve N "ishiser mouths. - ur,d hy a.-d q
trust on the r-ors,-ty -9.d. ieDo.iJ q . . .
b. fad at ime q sale and i.rms - D. ciiupisl with
N d. % pro.rt, ~iil 10 SD At risk ana oo-s
II d iAultlug pur, h1-sr
NALIFr A JOHNSON rfus...
HATCLITFT. BARk a CO. al. s.h II q -
Sair-nlsn "a. ~
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TRUSTEES SALT or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY \ IVY CRY
BY virtue 81 s-rtain Iced 81 O. I'D q 1fh~r
No 81 folio .f,. o. the ant r--uffs f1r che
Dis rirt II 90 uuita. Hni -. fs1a-si q
the arty >cu--d - ls vii ORR frarIt Of
the ti-eiisss - fllbAN.'lls fNf \ IN-I HID DAY
o. DECEMBER 4. u ls,,. AT HAlF-PAsf FOi' u
otLt"k Y NJ. he fU.t " nr dessr bed farlf,~rts n
the .ounty Of IVES a ,t'n. 90 MI - lo's l. aud
l6. IN block :. g. ". ]. uas sui-f ivi.iun = frass
Of and called Ivy Clty, -nld sut 49, oefts n ODD
OF trust to ths Ma tOual i.rrnuuenf HulI ding
A-ruriarion the amount due -rid trrsf. aud
TO . assumed 10y Uurrh 1srf. 80
1.ruls q sale Cash "a sad a.~A ~ trust
500 deposit tine Of s'l. Al cuuvsy snfing and
rec rdnE II 1rrhas~rs r. -. Isrus - h. Cnmrlisd
with I'm ten DAYS the erty ~t 10 re-od rfsk
0Eo. n WRIGHT.
dlS-eodkds rru-t.>
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HOODS PILLS cure Nausea, Sick Headache, Indi-
<estion. Biliousness Sold by all drugg sts &
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AehtISh! t"hons- NhAAhHS hhAEhHH' 100 ''h
FussELL's Ion CKEAos. Order a quart for
tomorross dinner. Fus-ells cafe. Every
thing IN season lfZ7 New YORK ave.
Cha XsNDERs MelistOn cherry.
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Holiday Jackets.
FRANC & Son, cor. 9TH and D.
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Terrine de Fois Gfas Aux
ru6es du Perfgord. Made
IN Strasbourx. These de-
hcious Pates are fresh, of
best quality and very. vogy
cheap. -Four stzea.
u. ". BUROHRIsL
a l321 "a
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OFFICERS OF THE INSTITUTE.
The list of officers of Carroll Institute is as
follows: President, Edward J. Hannah; vice
president. Henry W. Sohon; secretary f. Edw.
Mitchell; treasurer. Nathaniel T. Taylor
Additional members OF the board of direc-
tors--George Bogus, Charles W. Darr, Domi-
nick l. Murphy. Bernard NJ. Bridget. II. Colds
borough Goddard, Michael l. Weller, Nicholas
II. Shea and Edward Voigt.
THE BOOTHS.
The booths and those who serve them are
Flowers and Lemonade-Mrs. H. W. Sohon
Mrs II. G. Goddard and Mrs. Mary j. King in
charge. Assistants-Mrs. j. j. Collins and Misses
Regina McGeary, Alice Brooke, Bessie Wilson
Julia Schmitt. Carrie McGeary, Ada Brooke
Emma Drew, Bessie Lswton, Belle NJ. Bingham
NettIe Becker, Bessie Gibson. Jennie Sweeney
Hattie Borlaud, Carrie Borlaud, Marguerite
Nolan.
''Parthenon" Fancy)-Mrs. Edmond Mallet
In charge. Assistants: Mrs. Ed ]. Hannah
Mrs. Arthur J. Neff, Mrs. Ed. Mallet. jr, and
Misses Grace V. Maher, Emma Miller, Mary L.
Mullaly, Louise Carr, .Antoinette l.. Sohon
Francis A.. Mullaly, Agnes A. Schneider, Gene
We've IL. Brooke, Leah Schneider, Annie E.
Grant, Mary E. Mitchell, Agnes Nj. Toomey,
Mamie Grant, Alice L. Seitz, Blanche K. Mat
tlngly. ssllie Marsteller. Margaret Hessler, K.
Sullivan, NJ: Kelly, J. Sullivan, L. Kelly.
IS Italy" peanuts and Popcorn)- Miss Susie
Z. Devereux in charge; assistants. Miss Mary
c. Devereux. Carrie Allen. Della Hackeyuos.
America Fancy)-Miss Mary Hogan,
manager; assistants. Mrs. H. E. O'Brien and
Misses Kttie Needham, Maud Kelleher, Pearl
keileher, Minnie Collar. Agnes Locraft, Maud
Douglass, Ella Gleason, Lizzie Waters, BERTHE
Reese, Eva Kelleher, Nellie Heffernan, Minnie
Mullen.
Cigars-Miss Mary Armstrong in charge.
Assistsnts: Miss Sadie Fitzpatrick, Kate @
Horigan, Lizzie Robinson, Maggie Robinson
Lily Embrey, Alice Green.
.'Columbia'' (Fancy Mrs. H. J. schultsi1
In charge. Assistants; Me-. DAHL Hannah,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-19
To-Day's Trial List,

Common Pleas Court No.1-Neel &Wampler
VS. Cannon; Pier, receiver, VS. Manning;
O'Donnell VS. The Enlow Oil Co; Phillips VS.
The st. Clair Incline Plane Company; EyIi
Naught 6 Co. VS. Wunderlich: The Tramway
Rail Company VS. Speer & Son; McCabe VS.
Braupson ct al; Haley ct al VS. Shaffer ct al;
Stevenson VS. Strattenberger ct al.
Common Pleas Court No. 2-Masters VS.
Negley; Boyle VS. Blair, ct INK; Holmes VS.
Coleman; Wiley Bros. VS. Patmer; Smith VS.
Davis:Cure VS. Cure; ;Reitzelv VS. Horst;Sweeney
VS. Morrow; Mahen VS. Brown. ct al; Debe VS.
Citizens Traction Company:O' Shea VS. Pitts
bur- and West End Railway Comnanv.
Common Pleas Court No. S-Wallace VS.
Denig; Wright VS. Nichol; Bash VS. McGurk;
Sill1nitter VS. Signer Van Voorhis VS. Rea
Bros. & Co.: Jeannette Planning COMPANY VS.
Hippely & son; Hutchison VS. kiefer; Keis-
ling VS. Sanford, ct al; McClurg VS. McClurg
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-19
Yesterdays Market Features.

The decline in the field held the price
steady to strong, and finally compelled an
advance. Trading was light, offerings being
quite limited. The finish was buoyant at
the highest point of the day. The opening
was J9Ac, highest and close Coo, lowest SOC.
The highest figure was made just before the
gong sounded, and was offered for 5000 bar
rels, without bringing any of it out. Daily
average runs, 79,4O0; daily average ship
ments. E,035. There was no change in re.
fined.
tificates opened ut 60c; highest, 60c; lowest,
5sc; closed, 59s4c; sales, 6S,O90 barrels; clear
ances, 26S, 0GO barrels; shipments, l02, 4A bar
rels: runs, 110,646 barrels.
NEW YORK, April 1s.-Petroleum opened
steady, declined 20 on a few small selling
orders, then recovered this loss and closed
firm. Pennsylvania oil. spot, sales none.
lowest, 59c; closing, SOC, Lima oil, no sales.
Total sales Is 900 barrels.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-19
BOOK BEER BOoMS TRADE
The Attractive Pictures OF Rampant Goats
Too Much for Thirsty Citizens.

The Attractive Pictures OF Rampant Goats
Too Much for Thirsty Citizens.
"what is book beer" q customer asked a
German barkeeper in one of the local
saloons yesterday. 'Don't ask me-" he re-
piled. 81 think it is big fraud, but then
you Americans like to be humbugged. 1t is
not the beer that makes you drink it, but
the attractive signs that are hung out every
spring. A fancy picture of billy goat is
more than the average man can resist about
April j. used to know a saloon man in Nc
keesport who kept such vile stuff that
he was practically boycotted. He colored a
barrel OF beer with burnt brown sugar as an
experiment., and then hung out book beer
sign. The place was soon flooded with Gus
TONER'S who drank up his entire stock in
short order. Men would smack their lips
and remark how good the book beer tasted.
They didn't know it was the old stuff with a
little coloring added.
81 think book beer is nothing but burnt
malt. 1t is cheap and easy to make. You
have no idea how 1t booms trade in the
spring The old reliable beers are given the
go-by for the time being, but drinkers are
soon glad to return to Moerlein, SchlitZ, An
heuser-Busch and the Others" 90