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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" District Of Columbia Washington, D. c., June O.
lSS-It having been represen ted 70 the Commission.
ers of the District of Columbia that the following
named works are necessary for the public health
safety comfort under public act No 22O approved
Augusta 1890 and requests having been made that the
works be ordered under the compulsory permit system
property the Commissioners hereby give notice that
they will receive objections to said works from all
parties interested until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ
JUNE EIGHTEENTH. 1892 Paving unimproyed
alleys: Square 2O all alleys in square: square l61
all nnPaved alleys In square; square GEO. unpaved
alleys in south half OF square; square 63 unpaved
alley IN south half OF square square 81 ali alleys in
square; square 6S2, an unpaved alleys in square
square lh6 rnpaved alley in south half Of square
square Ss6 all unoaved alleys in s9uare; square 912.
square $50, an unpaved alleys in square; square 7ti
all unpaved alleys in square square 3D.. ali alleys
SQUARE. Reraving sidewalks II st. n. W, north side
$50. 10 10Th SITS. G ST. w.. north and south Sides
I'd to ID sts st. n. north side. 18th st. to YER
mont ave st. NV. north and south sides. 2lst 40
"a SITS 1 ST. NV, north and south sides, Goth to
21st SITS. St. north and south Sides 5th to 9th
sts ID ST. n W. east side. B to Pa, ave. Laying
"; DOUGLASS, JOHN W. ROSS. wM. T. ROS-
SELL, Commissioners of the District Of Columbia.
jel0-6t
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WASHINGTON D. c. MONDAY JUNE 1s 1892
FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOB s SAT I;.tss Go2D sJ45n2oM FhAMs H. DWELL
ssn ' TTSs .'SslB HAAS HAffSD6f 81 !.
E,oR sALEmNEw Two-srORY AND CELLAR
=, frame dwens soI,aininS seven rOops located n
Terms 700 cash. bas ns sa monthly psysnts
asn Ef i,siJ SsPz7 HAtDf Ss ! !.
EoR STORY BAY WINDOW BRICK
Z dwel!ins. conieining seven rooms and cedar lpt
1SISo 70 rear slis5 PTise. ss, 400 Terms, 600
; 1'''''' Hii RTIs very
FOE s,aLE!mNEARLY N, SEw RRIcK
all nod ilaRs: heated BY ls,roee; hsndsoms!y pa;
location oonyeaisEt = cars and hsgacs. Price.
I'll 8 100 terms f's2ifsHfb
TOR SALE STORY boom AND BATH BR! OK.
WIG u. IL 7R 9a ass and sS pss :"
'!SS terms 'O 2RS ASH hi5aHG' RshEENAs
FOR sALE-NEw SEVEN ROOM CELLAR, FUR
Stanton Saah fDf snort oTi%K on near
,.,om nay ;sn Sinh bSIs[ fS'1s:,
and f bS6 a % Be- shs sSd
cheap and on easy terms if sold at once, -
jeIo3.. stb and I SITS. n w.
EoR sAIE.A VERY ,C0MFoRTABIE LITTLE
ton Circle. Containing i rooms and bath. range and
rHsS JOHN nS %rGhf I4S G% st. ORDER 'Is GPS
FOR SAIL 65 SMALL HOUSES CHEAP; Will.
iS.% ag 81 cent cents s1ss:
properly and vacant lots For bargains look tor
is SG my o" KSY BROS. &co.. 90 st.n.w.
T|OI, sALE-A sFLENDID HOUSE on T 81. "
nao
b-es stable SIDE and rear ey.rythi1g in perfect
running properly in his ncishborood win DO very
iagsh in tesnd and will increase in value. Cheap at
jeS ct G1?i ST. n. W. Room 4.
L'0R sALF-NORTH SIDE wALLACH PLACE
between l3h and itth SITS n W. fine six ICON and
ssa5 o h aco II IS S fsH Rom
fG as po' ' wG 81 rs', elo
F9n, sA IL: ;s ST. NV ROOMS mp M
,-s'S: - r e. BROOKS. SIC I'm ST St n n W. w.
EOR sALE--AT TIE CORNER oFTTH AND O
non caR hose h9s Snd pah esctric
bells, and lisatng appliances cabinet mantels pa
6eio S 6ayinEy BE66Rs $ls
LOB SAILOR EENT-l433 AND 1453 RHODE
= ysi4ndave Apply on premises or to WI BInNEY.
LNOR SALE HAVE JUST COMPLETED TWO
attractive thrte-story and cellar houses; u. IN t.
furnace hest with open replaces; large wardrobes
cabinet mantelS; beautiful iIiT; electric lighting
speaking tubes; bath room aud closet separate They
are model houses and must b. examined TO be fully
appreciated. Now onon for inspection. Location, n
s.. just east Of V. J. to highest point
d On ss on NAM M Ind n Ave- on %
L'OR SALE-lST. ST. NE. NEAR b.. SC. 80
10th st. n. near NJ handsome, TO- 900
Good houses ". and II e. sor small cash payments
mylj JOHN L. PAiET. 1907 7 st.
Tor SALE-TAKOMA PARK-A DELIGHTFUL
suburban home amid the fragrant pines and ma
testc oaks of 1aiOma Park containing rooms bath
ard every convenience lsrge reception hall and ample
closet ROOM only short distance from railroad
ZION and the famous ''Takona Springs" shady lawns
and drives and sveryt most desirable in suburban
horne; must bsseen 10 be appreciated.
For price and terms apply
l.. W. WEED ( CO,
my1I-3n 1901 Pa. ave (entrance on 10Th St..
For sALE-ELEGANT RESIDENCE on L MAR
L l4,h; 20 rooms . baths; Lot 2SxlOO. Price
81, DOJ. For particulars. see c. II. UNDERWOOD.
6l2 ST. NV. ap9:3n'
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
" and Territory, Notary and u. s. Comnissioner
JOHN T. BEALL. l3A ct. NV
In o6ice from LIN. to pm. nol7
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DOR SALE-s1O SECURES LOT.
Il have FOR sale SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL LOTS
IN the growing seaport city of NEWPORT NEWS.
VA. J0r1:}5 Oh nicely graded Streets at 1900 each
which can be secured by paying BIO cash and $40 per
month until paid for. Money invested in these lots
can DE doubled before you finish paving Tor same
For piats sud Information call oil JAMES +. BROWN,
Agent. 0c4 l0th st. n W., Washington. ID. c.
Telephone Alb. icS-lm
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Il FIFTEEN STX-ROON
TWo-STOhY BRICK HOUSES.
PRICE, 81. $50 AND r. 800 EACH
on EASY TERMS.
Now is the time to make your choice the houses
fast approaching completion. They contain six
rooms. hath large closets and pantry kitchen; la
trobe in parlor and open fireplace heater In dining
room; finished y hard OIL with cabinet and slate
tells
Located on Duncan p1ece northeast, which is being
improved with pavement, curbs and sidewalks
For tuu particulars call upon
McLACHLES Il BATCHELDER,
my2 Conner lOIh and q s.s
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L 2126 Poplar st NV. 1913 Both ST, . fir cot
4r 15xfo.. 1900 tages, and Or. lot
D5}o y st NV 3r Dr. lot 6oEl 43 ........ 81. 900
20Nl01 ............. l. 800 2ol3 Q st, Sr, III j. br
:342l st NV sr fr lot lot 20xIOO, alley 1000
24xl20 to alley :, 100 Sis3 Prospect (cor-
1927 sd st NV. Gr br, ner) NV, Tor br, mi.
lot 2lxl30 3, 900 10. R6y!4}: alley Is, 800
35oj-o It NV, Or each, 2l3l stnw 1r br IN
fir, lot 5x10. alley g. 800 lot 20 in XII 10 g. 800
.s@OD Il st nw. To- br, 1901 3)tl st NV. (co--
IN i.............3,1 40 nerl, 1r and store, fr,
sso03 j st NV Tor br IN l. lot COX 100. -. Z, 900
and store III -. e, 900 5000 p 81 NV. llr br,
.f207 st NV. Tor br, III l. lot 1Sx 100. 70. g, 900
NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 600 81 II y st NV 1lr br
141 sd st. 13r Dr. IN III l. lot 20xl2O. 10, 600
i, lot %. J0X1:D, 3l61 J. st NV, Groom
alley ............5,1 500 frame lot l6xS1 9, 600
CHARLES II. FICKLING.
aplS-.}n l240 sd St II. w.
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FOR SA1-E-1 SQUARE NORTHWEST; 81. % PER
L foot l square northeast 40c. FER foot. 8 half
squares southeast 30r per foot. 10 chuice corner
lots, CeaD. 16bTovn stone fronts 81, coo, 81 800
50. 600 63 small CHEAP houses viii ray 10 to ~ per
cent 20 cheap homes northwest and northeast; 4
pretty horses on 9TH st. near II st. northeast.
roOius %, 600
For bargains look for Red Key" on the sen Of
KEY BROS CO.,
.e4-lm so IL W,
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SPRINGS AND BATHs.

A RANDALL SPRINGS,
"A ARANbALR HOTEL.
BEDFORD, PA
Will open JUNE I. 1892.
The attractions Of the place well known and the
reputstion of it's medicinal waters well established
Music furnished by an accomplished orchsstrs during
the summer. For circulars and terms address
my11-lm' ALSIP & SMITH
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p UssELLs CAPITAL. oQUzxAD 4pou
~ nszfi ~ go - - H.. ~
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

THE AMMoNIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
4 and renovstins works. l7os and ITO ST. NV.
CARPETS cleaned IN the best manner by process
Furniture, mattresses and feathers renovated. Tele
phone. S04. NJ NEWNiER, Manager. mhoS-r
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

-E'OR ssJT-3 STORY BRICK, 5TH ST. NV.
i be- n anG lot % N rsl 20 i5foot sey; 70
quick purchaser. $1,000 A. DAdMANN. Gig st.
l. y. telS2t'
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CHIROPODISTS.

rINo PRESERVE, SOFTEN AND POLISH SHOES.
la ness. sstchels and ell kinds Of Russet Leather
use Swan" 1.1sset Dressing. Dr.. j. GEORGES 4
son. Cairor otis.s, 1il5 Pa. ave NV ,el-1m
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A Won HOUSE. -THIsDELIGHTruL MOUNTAIN
"A resort u opsn for ths receprcn OF suc~.. hr-t-
class accomulodstonsi hesutitL sccnery For s1r-
cuisr address Mrs- T J. TURNER. stro1asbarr. Pa
,eseolm
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EfOR SALE-F ST. y. Z. NEAR 18TH AND MD.
ave-, lots. 11xlOO to 20-ft. alley. facing south
te!l-6t JOIIN b. WIGHT. lilO G ST.
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EOR sALE-TwO BAY-wINDOw BRICKS DE-
L siraby located n II. bet. Washington
and Dupont Cirules south front; Sc. 900.
jel1-3t JOHN z. PARET, 1907 F ST.
TNOR SALMON MONTHLY PAYMENTS-6ROOM
house: lot 21x1O0 feet to alley; located 18th
81. bet and y SITS. n. terms. 300 cash and $50
monthly 4-rpom house. 10 10Th Sc. lot 20 6x10O
feet to wide Alley 100 cash and $40 monthly 6-roo
house; bsaIItiful lot; 2S4l Messmors ave. Meridian
CALF, 1891 st. 1el1-:}t
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THE DCNROBIN, ASBURY PARK, n. j.
First-class appointments. Terms moderate.
send tor circulars and rates.
je7-Im' JOHN L. sTREEPER. Proprietor
THE FENIMoRE. AsBURY PARK, n. J.
~ blocks from ocean capacity. 200; special rates
for June. For circulars and rates address
jel-2u THOs. NOBLE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

Charles Frrhman's comedy company
will be seen in London and New YORK <
latest and most successful comedy farce
"Gloriana," at the opera house Tor the
first time Thursday evening Dec. l..
The comedy has just CLOSED long and
prosperous run of nearly 100 nights ia
New York and report speaks very
highly Of both play and company. New
York thentcr goeTr enjoyed the past
season n glrfeit Of first class comedy
fnree. Fun at the theaters Ia MI The
large cities appears 10 be- the rage. ana
managers like Mr. Charles Frohman
have been able to crafty this popular
tnste by the production OF n number 81
MAYS Of exceptional brightness aud hu-
,nor Inquestionnbly the most pronounc-
III success of this character since Mr..
Wilkinson's Widow" was produced, has
bncu that Of "tiluriapa.' IL Is II three
sct comedy by James Mortimer, an
A,nerirun by birth but he has lived
.,hrnnrl 70 long that most people regard
Kim MS n foreigner He Is expected,
hn,vayer. TO return TO this country short
ia after an absence Of tweng-si1 years.
.,loriana'' mas IN addition to is merit
~ being exceedingly funny. the great
,dvantnce Of being presented by com
Inv al unusual ercellcuce, Including
ffr.6 well known players rs George w
V.rnnm G. Herbert Leonard. Charles
Drate, john Allen. g.. @. Phillips. Jac-
a,'.s Marlin. ID. Sherwood Charles y.
W-arren Misses r. &. Stnrkey, Helen
Holland. Iillie Barlun and others
.'Thc Tvpewriier,' "A onr-act comedy
,,iIi IL nresented fol q curtain rnlser On
TbursdAy evening,
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GIRL STUDENTS ON Strike.
They We're Plagued by Offensive odOs From
Neglected Laboratories.

Columbus, o., Nov. 26.--One hun
dred girl students at the Ohio uniyer-
sity struck and left the institution be-
cause President Scott neglected 70 com
ply with repeated requests 10 put their
reception, study and lunch rooms ia
proper sanitary condition.
Immediately below those rooms IS
the physiological laboratory and adioin-
ing Il Is the geological department lab
oraiory. A ianitor's carolessness per-
mitted those laboratories 70 get Into
such state that they emitted foul
odors.
The young woman met, formally de-
clared the situation was intolerabie and
decided 70 withdraw from the univer-
sity until the atmosphere Of the rooms
set apart for them In tho main building
Is made Wholesome.
A committee was sent 10 inform
President Scott OF their actionand then
the girls left the building In body,
President Scott promptly excused them
from reciiations until further notice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

undoubted ability as Hamlet the
central figure Of which is 80 constantly
befor. the mind OF the auditor, thai the
slightest weakness in It's portrayal ulars
its excellence.
Mir Clement plays "Hamletn some
what different from the traditional; pre-
sentlng linn in striking contrast with
the pullid intellectual person that Mr.
Booth has made so familiar. lie is
impeuious and inpulsive. His prctense
Of insanity is not with the studied puf-
pose Of MIR. Booths "Hamlptr He o..
rnsionaly drops the mask even among
his enemies. lie laughs aud Jeats. He !
not so much overshndowed By the weight
Of his own thoughts, "a he is by the
mysterious source Of his Information Us
to his fathers death.
His speech TO be or not to be-" Is
NOT the morbid thought OF the caien-
lating suicide. 80 much A. It Il the self
reproachcs Of man who has been an.
able ~ fulfil a cherished design. In
the scene Of lis mother, the queen, he
is thrilling. terrible, pathetic. Yet, what
ever may be said Of Mr. Clements CON
ceptiOu u Shakespeare greatest char
acier. i is originaL consistent aud al
ways sincere.
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AvA1uABLE kid.

PHOENIX Ariz. Nov. 26,-Goyernor
IA rtin has offered areward OF s60UOior
he canture OF kid, the notorious
Anacba cattle rustler, alive or dead
M ss0o eaeh Is offered for the capture
, ~ ~ co,nnanions. The depredaiions
c ~ M, by this daring outlaw have
-. NJ name a terror to every white
. ,l,a., n ~ territory. II Is well known
that he will never be taken 4, 49, NJ, a. 81
he win sell his life dearly y any AZ
tempt to capture him Is made s,i,.re5
number Of old Indian hunters, all llis,i
bT tho price set upon the desper re. |, :
bsad nave gone upon his trail me
~ nnhainpared BY military restfivSi
tons are familiar with his haun,s ~
~. .ts,, ex5ect 70 kill him IN q lew asyH
and claim the reward.
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WANTS 100000 COMMISSIONS.


Chicago, Noy 20 The absorption 81
two more dlBtillGrics by tho whisky
combine has led 10 tho Ming 10 tho III,
perior court Of pTccipo IN II si00,OW
suit. Tho plnintiI d Joseph Wolf,
commission merchant az 50 Madison
street, ard the defendants are the Stai
Distillery company and tho Crescent
Dlgtiliing company.
These twO distillorlos arc located At
Poliin, Ill. and were about tic last
ones 20 surrender 10 tho combine
Vol N u broker and Is Interested In
making large deals, for which he geis
commissicns Some weeks aga he be-
gan negotiations with Tho whisky conn
bine for tho purchnao OF the Star and
Crescent disiilleriea. On Monday q
eni0 60 the combine OF tho concerns was
made. Whom Wolf camo 70 ask fer his
commission Of si0O,0 L was failv re-
fiis,d on The ground that when VOLTS
negotiations wefr pending Henry Her
lseris. owner OF thehistillsrles, stepped
IN and niade tho sale direct.
Rrolfor Wolf win soon have another
Fight on his hands with tho whisky
combine, or az least with Nclson Nor
ids He says he will begin togt suit
Ia a iustica court for 500 against tho
wealthy packer. Wolf, Il appears, pur-
chased somo $4,000 worth Of whisky
combine rebate vouchers from nustom-
ers 81 the combine. These vouchers
call for per cant rebate on oil goods
purchased " tho combination. The
rebates arc paid scmlAnnually. Norris.
IN behalf Of tho combine, refused to
honor tho vouchers purchased by Wolf
aud the latter says no Is now attempt
lng 70 compel payment by the aid Of
The hfw.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

feature OF It's success Is the fact that II
draws emong lis patrons many prominent
clcrgymen who have never before darkeu-
ed the doors Of theater. and who, In
turn. have from their pulpiis paid II the
highest tribute possible by saying that
The play taught a high moral lesson, Us
strong and powerful ns any they could
preuch. This before unheard-of endorse
have always looked upon the stage Hs a
place 10 be summed and avoided "The
Old Homestead" will be recorded IN tic
annals Of history az the most successful
domestic play ever known. Nrusucally
aud financially
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

Nsrt Friday and Saturday nights and
rafinee Saturday. Mr.. Gay Clemsni'
enuportesi By Miss Adiaide fit2-Ahan
a,,,,.sr at Gre.nwnlrs opera house in
,f,. following repertoire: Friday evening
sJIrtplet Saturday inutinee, Henry lrY-
it,,,'s great play. The Bells. ard Satgr-
asr evening. .'rhe Corsican Brothers.
Since the death Of l.awnruce barrett
md the retirrnrnt of Edwin Booth
certain Of Shakespeare inasufrleers "
which interest senters, nave snnsieu
much IN presentation.
me combined efforts Of Tie Two great,
- fragcdians u he last desade PLACED
s,,.h pIays before the public ID. way
vhirh brooks 40 further infener pro-
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TnE an nnMEsrEAn-

Denman TbOmpson's celebrated Dlav.
The Old Homestead. stands al the
head Of the long line u dramatic work
ns The most wonderful entertainment
that has ever been Offered. That K has
taken affirm hold On the masses Of people
who have seen Il during itH nm III Nov
York City--its fourth consecutive season
there Is evidenced ~ ine enormous ut
tendance ~ each performance
The plot is a simple moral story. just
the SAINT as q father aud mother e1pa-
rienoe with their children every dsy. and
is a thread holding together the moving
panorama Of cts and country life Il
il any wonder tiist people dock 10 see a
play which ~ clcvtTly Carriers them hack
10 ''old tiuies.T and which their children
enjoy Just az mssA INV a. safy theai-
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duction. and when deuth dissolved the
co-paitnership, il looked, for a time, as
" the American stage lacked the ma
tcrihl for maintaing such interpreta-
tons
II Is gratifying therefore. TO lovers
Of Shnkcspearenn drama, and particu-
larry to that part which dnds action Mt
the Court OF Elsinor" that the per
Torrance To be given at the opem house,
Tuesday evening, by the Clay Clement
company. Ia Hamlet will be Il possi-
bility.
No better test, to prove Mr. Clements
capnbility as Il tragedian Of high rank.
could have been selected No play enr
acted on the Englsh-speakihg stuge re-
quires more delicate handling or such
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27
THE THEATER.
COMEDY AND TRAGEDY WILL BE
PRESENTED
Al Greenwalrs Opera House This Week Mall
nee Saturday Dramatic Items oil
General interest.

The attractions to be seen at Green
wallis opera house this week are as fol-
lows:
Thursday December /. one night only,
Charles FrohmaD's comedy company wlll
be seen in London and New 1orks lat,
est success, "Gloriana.' Friday aud
Saturday nights. aud matinee Saturday
the clever Young tragedian, Clay elem
emf. supported by Miss ADELAIDE Fitz-
Allan aud a superior company, will pre-
sent the following repertoire: FRIDAY
evening, .Hnmlet;" Saturday matinee
'1he Bells" and Saturday evening, The
Corsican Brothcrs.'
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ALTAR AND TOMB.


MARRIAGES.
Wlchlta.A Mr.. Y ~ COLLINS anu MISS l'"lA
| Icnklhu, November lu 49,
| GrnndueN Nj, ~ ~ nelson hhu Mlhh
| NuitnlH theNeNenH N9frlnnfr ll, 81,
| Quahnh MI JONI MobHlr ana AlNl aura
| Rcmy, November TO-
Gordon Air, SAMUEL siallinga hnd, MIS-.
| MnFElc Nntdrfi MI. huivt cngui AWi
/ Miss rurg Thurman, November 49,
Eunis Mr. William ftnnHrf and Mss
| llnaa Coerod; Mr. y. lp0urod and MISS
| Kate Kelly, November ~.
Cotulln MIR W H. Iiargnf aud Miss Dora
! Ellla. November y
| Allie Vol Novemhor
Campbell Mr William Bal and Miss
| Mamie jefferson, NnYouler y
lnwn PnrA Pipiri.1f ~ tuier hnu
| Mia Katie M1hnrly. Noycnhtr 10
Claude SIR John u Warren AMI Miss
Julia A. Trlpletl November "a
Depison W. ~ alonlton and MISS fior'
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TRIED TO HYPNoTIzE a SNAKE

Kansas City, No, Nov. pa num-
Der Of Christian scientists have been
holding series Of meetinge ut Hen
messy, Oklahoma. A few nights ago
one IL tho leaders told those present
that II they had faith they could 70 out
and pick up a rattiesnako aud the rsp-
tile could not bite them. The next day
a recent convert, named SOuthefs. saw
4 rattler, and thinking 70 test the
matter. picked Il up, and The snake
buried " iangs Ia his arm. He refused
All medical attention and died ysster-
day D great agony, despite the prayers
Of his fellow believers IN Christia
science.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27

Charles Frohman's comedy company
will be- seen Ia a double bill Thursday
evening. The typewriter a one act
cnrtain-rniser aud the beautiful society
comedy "Glorlann."
Roland Reed viii soon be seen here In
d new play.
The sale Of seats Tor "iloiana' aud
Clay Clement will open at the box Office
Monday morning.
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IS OF THE ORIENT.
FANS PAVILION DEDI.
isr AT THE FAIR.


~, Nov. 27.-Twice twenty
p ilIgs stood silent about the
y heyercntially stood the
s. = o. MOhalnned, with arms
position and eyes skyward
~ tley all stood save one,
lAhd cleaned u kecn-edged
Z ,lllmDied prayer by the pre-
s .l., to the great prophet
~ solemn salaams, and he
49, steel kneeled beside the
SUN. A silken sash hid its
4 As the neck was barred he
1 'ss'I,K'growing wool that the
n ue the more easy. The
~ upon the flesh and the in
Y wlhched beneath its touch.
~ AM gurglc, thc blood
f making crimson the vel
IN enenui stopped low and
eauu deep Into the bleeding
narm sap from the heart
4 Nv NJ ms fingers and ahout his
W. ~ lace was radient with he
s',lelt' Again the solemn
Nl9nmed, The prelate mum
utsNlng his hand from the
~. saerlhce, the effendi sprink-
" W gore upon the foundation
/ N; pavilion. Down came the
sipe N respectful saluration
wy OF the Ottoman etnnirc
In y erescent and lone star,
I'M. ilom the top of the staff.
+ liaslnid III formerly am
M VS. a patron of the
|sea, anu his faithful citizens
Ia ls ,ls'r allegiance to him in
4 W. anu with shouts of "Vive
T,,.,le ,presdente." With this
,rathlsh emblem was raised
,aeht rulers building md for
.is,;. IN Western lands and
b. skies the mussulman's
NoLoR TRANSPORTED.
n !. great happening for the
.f,o,,.,ui.u ilue 10 the visitors az
M na' 10 the men from the
III nic, Norkmen aud mechan-
IN picturesque attire were ns-
|ths w services, and willie the
|bfa,,-' .u ,or born shiyeretl under
~ which Penetrated Visitors
Ia 4 we're gguzc. the brown
'sld lIsser1, with their baggy
hi nv Vests. never WINGED.
An '1llegts formed a circle
IN ~ with Ahutsi Fahri pey
,ribee Levy. the conductors
D. ss.,.. W The center The for
En,,,'..eha commissioner 81 the
rir,ss,,lrs and the latter The ge,,-
, AN. Of the Turkish ex-
- ~. H.. noi speak English and
oscas,o,s. made in French He
|siorr ~ vas an important one
|sa,ifvi,,. ms people, ana Il WINS
~ a,,-i ihat his majesty the
er1s.i,.isl TO take part N the
+ r oye.sa the world had ever
|is.if inment had fins az
l "A anxious to increase he
J. ~, e9lnmerciM relations h.
nly lsi.lnsi usiy separated coun-
|s'tle ~ had such relations
'asht 'Hats TO the wonderful
l4sed ~ oeean Transportation
continued Association