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WILL PU sH THE CAMPAIGN.
Democratic Leaders In New York Decide o
Vigorous Fight.

Democratic Leaders in New York Decide nm
Vigorous Fight.
conference lasting eeveral hours has been
held in tho private Office Of Lieut.. Gov,
Sheehan in New York. Among those present
were the lieutenant governor, Chairman Edward
Murphy, IT,, Of the state committee. State Com.
mitteeman Daniel g. Griffin Of WATERFOWL. A.
c. Eustace of the state committee, from FL
mira; II. J. Mowry Of Syracuse and Cord Never
Of Queens county, members Of the campaign
committee.
1t was decided to push the campaign with
vigor in every county north of the Bronr river
from now until election day. :. :
Senator Hill will be asked to make . nunber
Of speeches In different parts Of the stat1. ana
1t Ia believed that he viii do %. He win prob-
ably speak IN Elmira, Buffalo and several elose
oountse n the state. n :
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Pratt the banner county of Illinois,"
Seven hundred more than her quota" was
painted on streamer suspended from the
window of a car on the Baltimore train.
There were about forty members Of Post
No 2l0 of Cerra Gordo, ILL.,, with Comrade A.
+. Baker, commander. The members Of this
post passed through here last evening and
went to Baltimore, where they spent the night
New Jersey Central painted a train of
yellow cars indicated that the next tram was
from the east. A number OF posts, each hav-
ing small number OF members, were on the
train. Among them were McGregor post Of
Phoenix, X. L, Commander Holmes, GO men;
Reno Post, East Greenwich, r. l.. E. Z.
Spencer. commander, 70 men; Arnold post of
Providence; Thomas Post. Apponaug. r. l.,
Samuel West, commander; Bud.onS Post.
Westerly, K l.. James Mccullough, COM
mander. 40 men; Lincoln Post, No. ~, Hope
Valley. r. l.. Comrade Wood. commander, rs
men; Lyon Post. westield, Mass, +. v. Ladd.
commander. 80 men.
Pennsylvania again responded when tho next
tram rolled IN. the veterans on this train COM
| ing from Allentown and vicinity. Severed posts
sent representatives. among them being z. b.
Young Post, Albert Bernhart commander thirty
two men; Samuel Cress Post. Statington, Pa,
Eli Andrews commander. twenty-five men Wager
Post, Allentown, jenkins Evans commander,
seventy-fve men. number Of the first defens
ders OF Allentown were also on the train, the
others having arrived yesterday. There are in
all about lUO members OF the post here.
THE Hi0HLAyDERs. =
Along toward shutdown the crowd about the
depot increased and the trains came in closer
together. One after another trains Of from
six to ten cars rolled in and on one Of the trains
we're 100 veterans Of the seventy-ninth New
York, who are more familiarity known a. the
bighianders. They we're commanded by Col.
Andrew ID. Baird and the bagpipe performers
! In kills attracted considerable attention
shortly before 10 o'clock sixty-Ave members
| OF the Old Guard. under Capt. J. n Edgar,
and the Third Artillery Band reached the
depot 70 act - escort 70 Gen Palmer, COM
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

MARSHALL fTALL--The Nacalester and River
Cneen az and 10 am. and 3:l5 pm Steamer
Columbia stops both ways.
Mt. VERSOS.-Steamcr Manchester. 10 am.
RIVER VIEw.-Steamer Pen.Z at IL am. and
Biz pm.
BETHESDA PARK--THke Ten!evtovn cara.
TALIY-Ho COACH.-51l 18th street northwest.
trips 20 Arlington. soldier Home and Cabin
John bridge. 10 A. and pm.
GLEN EcHO.-Take Tealeytovn cars.
FORrREss Monroe AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS
leave at pm
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mander-in-chief, who was due from Albany
shout that hour. The train bearing this dis
tinguished veteran and staff was as late e.
many other trains, aud IT was . case of wait
with the Old Guard They stood il patiently.
did the shirtsen members Of the generals
staH who are located here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19
A VETERANS STORY

Mr. JOSEPH HEMMERICH. an old slider. $50 z.
146th st. n. Y. city writes u oluntsrily In ls,
at the battle of Fair Oaks he was stricken with TY.
PAoiD FEVER. and after long struggle in hospi-
tails lasting several years. discharged a. incur
able with CONSUMPTION. Doctors said both lungs
were affected and he could not live long. but a com.
rads urged him to try Hoods Sl-s .parilla Before
had finished bottle his began to get loos,
the choking sensation left and night swsats grew ess
ana iess dc now IN good health and cordially res-
ommends
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
40 general blood ruriner and TONIC MEDICINE.
especially to his comrades IN the @. A. r.
HOODS PILLS are hand made. ani are perfect
In composition. proportion and sppearance.
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A SOUVENIR CANE.
Firm Of Geo. W. Scott & Co. Have Secured
10000 of These Souvenirs.

This cage is made OF malachi. mahogany O,
oak. The head presents has relief, full figure
OF the great commander. On one side is the
full-length badge Of tho G. A. r. done in most
exquisite style, also in full relief on the other
is an inscription which reads rs follows
Twenty-sixth Annual Encampment, G. A. r.
Sept. 90 1892. Washington, d. C. The whole
presents what might be appropriately termed q
trophy OF this grand national occasion when
the boys in blue will travel once again, and posi-
bly, for the last tme the line of march they pa sseJ
over in May, 1865. Certainly it is most APP
carry home as n memento OF his visit to the
nations capital in 1S92-one that can be handed
down to his descendants for ages to come
Adrt.
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CITY AND DISTRICT
Aa.UsEMENIs TONIGHT.

ALr,rGH's OPERA HoUsE.-Chas. Dickson in
~lucog."
NATIONAL THEArER.-Annie Lewis in "A
Nutmeg Match"
ACADEMY oF MUsIc-"Eight Bella"
HsRRIS' BIIOU THEATER.-N. 5. Wood in
"Out in the Strsets.'
KERSAS's LYCEUM THEAIER.-Wm. Null
doon's Athletic School and the Henry Burlesque
Company
I'm Battle OF 6zTIYsBuRs.-I5th street and
Chic avenue.
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6. A. r. PHoToGRAPHs-over e5 worth-in
Heroes in Bronze and Marble at the National
Capital" and Mrs. President Harrison's superb
painting Of "a White House Orchid" with
Demorest's Family Magazine for October, all
Tor 20 cents. At all news stands. Take one home
with you as q souvenir-Adut
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CITY ITEMS.
The Doors Are Wide Open.

nv A>ooAS <AAC '" huC opCHs
Today and tomorrow almost the entire pop
ulation Of the District of Columbia will be on
the streets sightseeing. Thousands will en-
brace the opportunity thus presented to look
around for Bargains who have not had time to
devote to this pleasurable business recreation
for month or more. OF these thousands the
greater number will not be prepared to close q
sale at once for cash-and in their dilemma ii is
only necessary to come to me and ascertain if ]
can or cannot duplicate Cash bargains in the
Houscfurnishing Line on time payments. My
doors are wide open and my statesmen are alert.
JOHN RIDDEN, The Accommodation,
1t 513 Seventh street nor invest
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Half Rates to Baltimore via b. and O.
Tickets on sale from September IS to "a, good
to return until October 10, for 81. 20 for round
trip. The Baltimore and Ohio is the only As
minute line to Baltimore. The Baltimore and
Ohio is Maryland veterans route to the en-
campment-AdrL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

use use use use use use use use us
use use use use use use use use us
use use use use use use use use us
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ADJUSTMENTS
A LsAUoHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE

"A q. A Il WEEK
Mr.. Charles
DICKSON
And the Geo. w. Lederer Company IN that
FrSSskiEoStts . -=HEsSxESS $50 % oS sec a. -
/ SESh III Ii 6oS 60 % % sS So
GALL RoARs)
BY Mrs II. PAcHEco.
As played 100 niehts In New York.
Preceded by
THE MAN ABOUT TOWN."
In which NJ. Dickson will appear.
oELa MA MnT rn5x sAE III EpRonxy .,a
I uNcH.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE
YOUNG LADILs OF CLASS .
OF CALVARY BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL.
THE 10Th. 2lsT AND 22D OF SEPTEMBER.
IN THE LECTURE ROOM OF THE CHURCH.
Cor. sth and II s's NV.
sele-a FROM 1870 TO 2.3oP.M.
FREE ADMISSION. FREE.
BETHESDA PARK.
ENcAMPMENr WEEK.
WICHITA JACK AND ms TROUPE OF COWBOYS.
INDIANS AND MEXIcANs.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY-2 ANp6P.M
See the Bucking Mustangs, the Trick Shooting. the
Fancy Riding. the Slick Ropins. the
Revolver Juggling.
Lady Riders. Lady Rife shota
Fancy Shooting by Indian Experts.
Don't fcreet; Two Grand and Thrilling Perform
ances-2 and p.
ADMISSION FREE
Special accommodations for @. A. n. veterans and
members Of the W. II. c.
Take Tenleytown at 32d and II SITS, end Of
cable line. .elq
EOR HIRE-THREE FINE SADDLE HORSES
4 for hire to TO In parade 20th Stables in rear
7l2 10th st. n. lts
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To the Rafflefelda

VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Tickets are now sale to all battlefield
reached by Pennsylvania railroad and connec-
tions at half rates. Sale will be continued until
the s0th instant. Tickets good to return until
October S.-Adrt
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ARRIVING BIZ THOUSANDS.
Trains Laden With Veterans and Their 0ussts
Contin ually Coming.

CROWDS AT THE RAILROAD STATIONS TO WATCH
THE GRAND ARMY POSTS COME IN-soNB OF
The SCENES AND INCIDENTS DURISo YIsTEn-
DAY AND TO-DAY.
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SPECIAL TRAINS VIA B. AND o. R.E. TO aETrys.
BURG, SHENANDOAH VALLEY POINTS ANr
LURAY-TO BALTIMORE VIA POTOMAC RIVED
AND CHESAPEAKE BA..
To Gettysburg, Pa, September 10 and 21
leave b. and o. station 500 u. m, reaching
Washington on the return at 1000 p. m. same
dates. Five hours on the battlefield. Round
trip rate, 1885,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

Noldinss and In:- -io- limiting and Decorating
70 to r. W. HESDEEsoS's
III3 at NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

SHENANDOAH VALLEY ROUTE,
Will sell round-trip tickets to all points between
Washington. Hagerstown and Roanoke at one
fare for round trip. good to stop over at inter-
mediate points. Tickets on sale September =
10 80, good to return until October 8. Trains
leave Is and o. station 845' am, $50 pm
ILLS pm.
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fredericksburg and Return, d go Rich
n1ond and Return, $3.50.

Tickets will be sold at above rates from the
l9,h to the S0:h. good to return until the sth Of
October. Special trains leave Washington from
9Th street and Maryland avenue at 7:3O q m
from the 2lst to the 26th inclusive-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

SPoSoI GUYS and uusiShtly teeth are two
things absolutely preventible by the use OF
Einots Dentifrice. 25c everywhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

CATARRH. ASTHMA. DEAFNEss-Dr Lighthill
can be consulted from to IL and to at his
residence. 1411 X street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

Twenty thousand souvenir canes have been
disposed of.-Adut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

Many choice designs of Silver Tea and Coffee
Spoons and numerous novelties in gold and sill
yer. Large stock Of Pocket and Table Cutlery.
it, WALFoRDs AT Pa. ave- NV
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CONDITION OF TIRE WATER.

Temperature and condition Of water ut s
an; Great Falls. temperature. 50: condition
= Receiving reservoir, temperature. %. Con-
dinon at north connection. 10: condition at
south connection. Sc: distributing reservoir
temperature. 70. condition at inhuent gate
house, 3, effiucnt gate house g.
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ARTISTIC AND GUARASTEED.-Siver Filings,
70 cents; Platina. 81. Nery best Teeth. IS.
L. s. DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 9Th and d.
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Say, YOungMan, have you girl? II no.
get one, indulge her appetite for Whites Yucca
tan Gum and We guarantee the rest. sel9-6t
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q. A. r. DEcoRATIoSs and Flags. Buildings
Decorated NJ. q. COPELAND 4 Co.. 400 18th n W.
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Half Rates To Baltimore,

VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Tickets will be sold to Baltimore and return
at s1.20. via the Pennsylvania railroad until the
24,h. good to return until October 10. Fast and
frequent trains.-Adrt.,
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01.2O To Baltimore and Return. of.2O
VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Tickets are now sale to Baltimore and re-
until October l0.-Adrt.
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None Name 1t But to Praise,
Wheeler d Wilson's New High Arm MOI
A marvel Of ]. h.ness and syiftnsss.
JAZZ Office 437 Oh g. nv
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CsnFET< CLEtSED by tho EMPIRE CARPET
WoRKs, 6Sl-63j Mas. ave. NV. are made moth
proof free Of charge. Telephone 1852
Be Sure and secure a Grant Souvenir Cane.
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Grant Souvenir Canes.

Every Grand Army man should secure one
these Souvenir Canes before leaving the city,
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FROM wAsH1NGroN TO BALr1MoRE.


FROM WASHINGTON TO BALTIMORE
Down the Potomac river and up the Chesa-
peake BAY, via mammoth steamer Columbia.
leaving It'll street wharf, Washington. 600 a. m
September 81, passing Fort Foote, Mount Yer
non. Fort Washington. Fortress Monroe, Fort
Carroll and Fort McHenry, arriving in Balti-
more at TOO a. m. September %. 81. so for the
trip. Meals on steamer, so cents. Cots, so
cents.
TO THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
To Harrisonburg (via Harper's Ferry and
intermediate points in the valley Of Virginia
September %, leaving b. and o. station 7:3O
n. m; returning reach Washington at IL 80
p. IN. came date. Half fare for round trip
TO OTHER BATrLEFIELDs.
In addition to above excursion tickets will be
fold at rate Of one fare for the roand trip from
September 10 to 80. good to return until Octo-
Der and good to stop OFF ell route, to Gettys-
burg, Antietam, Cedar Greek, Fishers Hill,
Frederick, Lexington, New Market, Opequan,
South Mountain, Staunton. Winchester, Or ,ss
Keys. Front ROYAL, Luray. Natural Bridge and
Viewers Cave. Tickets will also be on sole on same
dates. with same return limit and same stop
over privileges, by oircuitous route at rate Of
one and half cents per mile for distance trav-
cled. affording an opportunity to visit battle
fields along the other railroad lines For full
inforpation apply to B. and o. agent, GIG and
1851 Fennsylvania avenue. Washington.-Adrt.
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EXCURSIONS. &c
LOuNT NERNoN.
TONI OF WASHINGTON.
SCHEDULE FoR ruEsDAY.

Mousr VERNON.
| TOMB OF WASHINGTON
scHKpyLx FoR rursDAr.
rou CAN 90 TO MOUNT VERNON on rurmlr
MORNING AND Oct BACK EARLN II TIE Az
| IEhNooN TO SEE THE PARADE
| hoU CAN 90 To MoUNrvERNoN on rUKsDAY
AFTERNOON AFTER You GET TIRED OF LooK-
ING AT TIRE PARADE. AND HOME BresS
| HE STEAMERS HAVE AL rNcLosKD "a
Looms. II THE WEATHER SHOULD BIZ WRONG.
| TRIP
THUS AVOIDING THE RusHi
SCHEDULE FOR rpEspAr.
Steamer Nse.is.,er :, loan.
| s,esmer prntr At pm.
And Steamer. every hour Il necessary untf .. n
TAKE THE TRIP BEFORE THE RusH.
.SS & css d ,s%ss 4 n.
On, sie.m r have the ezclusv. pivss. Of lana
MOUNT VERNON 6 APP 4 NJ MARSHALL HAILsrrAx.
wharyes foot Of an 8. v .shinston. p. G. eel,
RI DAY OR NIGHT
FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK
NORFOLK WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT COS
Steamer ''NoRroLK- and '.wAsHrNorox.-
Double Daily Service down IN. Potomac River -
chssapsAks Bay.
Tas the powerful ns~ Iron Palace sss.nsn
''Norfoik" and ''washinston- for
YoRrRKss MONROE. NEWPORT xEva
NORFOLK
And connecting with trains for
PETERSBURG. RICHMOND. CITY Porxr AND
APPoMATTox
7th St at m. arriving 81 Fortrso henros 81 ESQ
and Norfolk Of 80 neat morning.
Returning leave Norfolk every evening 81 10 snd
Fortress Monroe at 20. arriving IN wsahinssse
$50 next morning
TIE following special schedule for dayitrhs tr4ps
will also be made In addition 10 the rsgulsr schedule
from compsnys wharf. foot Of 7th st.,
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT 90
SPECIAL NOTICE
BIZ DAYLIGHT TO FORTRESS MONROE AID
NORFOLK.
By special request the additional daylight svips 10
nesday morning. septsmber 2l. and viii Be continued
each morning until Saturday. the 2Ath. innluavA
FROM Ne foot Of 9TH st.. as follovsi
WEDNESDAY. 2lsT. ArsAM-
THURSDAY. 22D. AT SAN.
THURSDAY. 22D. AT loan
FRIDAY. 23D. AT SAN
SATURDAY. PATH. AT SAN
REGULAR daily schedule every evening % Jpn.
Arriving at Fortress Monroe and Norfolk early the
same evening.
Steamers leave Norfolh sf 2 80 . m on rhursdsy.
I'D. Friday. 23d. and Saturday. oath. and FORTRESS
Monroe at 20 m. arriving IN washinston q 6;A5
same evening.
on each trip morning and evening with trains pass-
ing through tbs prominent batsienelds IN virginia
JSo. CALLAHAN.
ss150 General eupt
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BuRY's Pipsissewa cures kidney and bladder
diseases.-Adrt
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Individual Lasts lasting in Footwear.
sel7-5tS j. Z. HANGER 2O7 Az St NV
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Be srRr and secure a Gran, Souvenir Cane.
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CHn- xsSDEH's 1856 santa Rosa Claret.
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TO LUEAY AND THE cAyERNs.

To Luray, Va. and intermediate points in tn
Shenandoah valley, leaving B. and o. station a
500 a. IN. September 81; returning reach Wash
ingtOn at $50 p. m. same date. HALF fare TO
round trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

Grant Souvenir Canes.
Every Grand Army man should secure one o
these Souvenir Canes before leaving the city, 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

Butter and Eggs. Fresh, near by, at 90l
La. ave., under theater. sel9-2ts
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Fast and Frequent Trains to Baltimore Wis
IL. and q. Il Il

Thirty regular trains daily and numerous
special trains in addition September 10 and co.
Tickets sold for Sl.20 for round trip from Sep
TENDER IS to "a, good to return until October
10. Maryland veterans will come to Washing
ton via the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
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Grant Souvenir Canes.
Every Grand Army man should secure one of
these Souvenir Canes before leaving the CITY. II
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

TIE SOUTHERN TALLY-Ho COACH LINE. 5Ii
c,,,l Ian s, n W.: daily Arlington. Soldiers Home
round trp All visitors should ride great six
INLAND tally-h ss5-lms
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Souvenirs of Washington.

Grant Souvenir Canes.
Every Grand Army man should secure one Of
these Souvenir Canes before leaving the CITY. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

headache. Druggists, 25c.-A d,
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BE srnE and secure Grant Souvenir Cane
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DE SURF and secure Grant Souvenir Cane.
Br srRE and secure Grant Souvenir Cane
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Grant Souvenir Canes.

Every Grand Army man should secure one @
these Souvenir Canes before leaving the CITY,
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A PLrCkY w. X. c.
She Rescued . Chinaman From a Crowd of
Boys.

She Rescued . Chinaman From a Crowd of
Boys.
He sat in the smoking room OF the b. and o.
depot, elbows on his knees and face in his
hand. a worn and discouraged Chinaman. He
hal Just come in on one of the big excursions
from the west, had missed his Monaghan friends
In the iOstling crowd. and. while in the act of
3abbertng Chinese to a kindly faced veteran,
he was seized by special policeman
hustled into the smoking room and
told to sit there until some one came for him
He didn understand the rough-spoken words
but he did the locks and action and he skunk
into the nearest sea; like a whipped dog
A crowd Of small boys soon surrounded him.
They make rejecting remarks about his yellow
skin and pigt1il One even went 30 far as to
pull the braid Of hair. They jumped back and
yelled ''lats' when he half rose from his scat
and returned again when he sank back and
worried him BY tipping his hat over his ewes.
You leave him alone" and a little woman
wearing determined look and a badge bearing
slde OF the badgered fellow. .'You should be
ashamed Of yourselves. He's lost and hasn't a
friend TO help him. and you. because he's timid
and tired, pick on him l just wish l had nv
hands on some Of you" and the blue eyes looked
80 Pugnasious that the small boys retreated in
short order.
Cant you find your friends?" All the fight
was out OF the little woman now and the al
mond-eyed citizen explained in . flow Of
Chinese that rather dazed her his miserable
position.
II don't understand you" she answered.
'but come along. saw Chiuaman standing
on: in front and I expect you're the one he ;
looking for" And with the embryo laundry
man in tow she thru AIDED her way to New JERSEY
avenue and succeeded in finding a sleepv-look-
ing Monaghan. whom the wayfarer immediately
recognized with many manifestations OF de-
hight
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BIZ SURE and secure Grant Souvenir Cane.
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LOCAL MENTION.


FORECAST TILL 9 p. n. TUESDAY,
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia, fair. probably followed by rain Tues
day evening; slightly cooler.
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Grant Souvenir Canes.
Every Grand Army man should secure one Of
these Souvenir Canes before leaving the city. Ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

BIZ SURE and secure Grant Souvenir Cane
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IcE CRE,x. 2s5 G stn.w.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

'rHE ASSASSINATION OF LINCOLN. "A HIS
Il, tory Of the Great Conspiracy.
And Trial OF the Cons ORATORS by Military Commis-
Son. with Review OF the Trial of John IL Surrstt
r... p.,r e.. 81 Z. A. HARRIS.
A MEMBER OF The COMMISSION
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Every Grand Army man should secure one
these Souvenir Canes before leaving the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

Grant Souvenir Canes.
Every Grand Army man should secure one o,
these Souvenir Canes before leaving the city. l,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

Telephone 1900. Domestic Sewing
Machine Co.. II. For Repairing and Renting.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-19

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