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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21
AMUsLMENIs ToNIGHr.

Held in Prince karl"
NV National THEATER.-Jos jefferson il
rip Van Wrinkle"
ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-NeiI Burgess County
Fair"
HsRRIs' BrJou THEATEE--''Dangers Of q
Great City"
kKRSASs LTcEUx THEArER--Hart's Boston
Novelty Company.
THr BATTLE OF GEr-IsBURs.-15th street and
Ohio avenue
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. - Organ
Recital by Mr.. Davis Wood. the blind orgafist.
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BLOOD Po1soN1sa.
LONG AND TERRIBLE ILLNESS.

COMPLETELY CURED BY HOODS sARsApA-
RILLA.
Mrs. Mary f. O'Fsllon. q very Intelligent lady O
Fqua. Ohio. formerly professional nurse was poi
soned while assisting physicians stsn autopsy i've
years ago. and soon TERRIBLE ULCERS broke out
her head. arms. tongue and throat. Her hair all
out. Her swelled to twice their natu-
raj size Her tongue nearly split In two by an
ulcer and the roof of her mouth nearly DESTROYED
She was. indeed ina
MOST PITIABLE CONDITION.
For three years she constantly under the treat
meut Of several eminent physicians. She says: AT
one time felt DEATH WAS CLOSE AT HAND.
Heaven only knows what suffered became greatly
emaciated. weighing at time but seventy eight
pounds At last beg to take Hoods sarsaparilla
and at improved; could get cut of bed and
walk. became perfectly cured by
HOODS sARSAPARILLA,
and am now q well woman. weigh 12S pounds eat
well and do the work for . large family. Ny case
wonderful recovery and physicians look at me
In establishment. a. almost LIKE ONE RAISED
FROM THE DEAD"
HOODS PILLS should be in every family medicine
chest Once used. always preferred. o
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A New Miasion-

Although but partly completed the chapel Of
Christ Church Mission. NJ and Half streets
southeast was occupied yesterday afternoon
for the first time. the services being held in the
Sunday school room. The room was crowded,
the rector of the church, Rev. Gilbert f. VIII
liams, preaching very interesting and earnest
address. The lot on which the new chapel
stands was donated by DIR. Youngs, promi-
nent citizen South Washington, some four
years ago.
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THE COURTS.
EQUITY COURT-,J,ui1e Brddlpu.

EQUITY CoURT-Judge Bradley.
saturday-Ellersonagt Barr; Dovainel Broth
ers allowed to become parties defendant and
complainants allowed to identify goods. Raub
agt Mayse; auditors report confirmed. Pros
pect Hill Cemetery Company agt. German
Evangelical Society; motion to amend cross bill
denied. Longley agt Longley; motion to re-
call witness for cross-eXamination denied
Daish agt. Hodge; sale by receivers ordered.
Loveless agt Slater; application for injunction
denied.
CIRCUIT COURT-Judge Bradley
Saturday-John Glenn, trustee, agt O'Hare
and over twenty other judgments were entered
for defendants for costs
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To Close An Estate.

An unusual opportunity will be offered in the
~ 81 lI2l a street northwest tomorrow at
- .. IN. % obtain fine comfortable resi-
deuce N one Of our mOst fashionable neigh
20 hoods The property has a front If abou:
hlrty tour feet, and l. improved BY substan-
TALLY built mansion. with twenty rooms, mod
sFn improvements, dc For further paIticu-
lars see LatimeT 4 Sloan Auc tioneers.-idrL
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Efforts are being made to give q new impetus
to the work Of the new Protestant Episcopal
parish of st. Stephens. In this connection
special service has been arranged for tomorrow
evening. to be held in the church, corner of 18th
street and kenesaw avenue. The musical part
Of the service will De rendered by the surpliced
choir Of ST. Pauls Church. Addresses will be
delivered by several clersymen Of Washington
Bishop Paret may be present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
was represented in the Police Court Satur-
day by j. r. Fry and j. F. Cunning, engineers
on the road, who were charged with running
their trains at a fast rate of speed. They were
complained against by Policemen Gordon and
Yates. Jury trials were demanded and the
cases went over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

Three IhOusand Tammany Men Coming.
At a meeting Of the Tammany leaders in New
York Saturday reports were made as to the par
ticipation Of Tammany in the inaugural cere-
monies. John F. Carroll of the sixteenth dis
trict was sent to this city few days ago to
arrange for hotel accommodations for the army
Tammany will send here to participate in the
Inauguration of Grover Cleveland He re-
ported that hotel accommodations would cost
IS day, with two men in a room. 1t was de-
cided that each district should arrange for its
own accommodations. and committee to ar
range for transportation was appointed. which
consisted Of John f. Carroll James Martin,
Andrew J. White. Peter J. Dooling and George
+. Roesch. About 5000 Tammany braves will
come to Washington. all similarly uniformed.
and they will march in body in the procession.
They will leave New York on the evening of
Thursday, March g. and will start for home on
the following Sunday.
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A pair of shoes gave rise to some trouble on
Saturday night. Peter H. Hart, old soldier
stopping at 535 Missouri avenue, gave the pair
10 a comrade, but they did not fit and Peter
guyed his onIrade, when the latter used q club
giving him several ugly scalp wounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

A delegation Of Philadelphians, composed Of
Col James I. Mallen, Councilman John H.
Haiziey, NJ. McKeever and John T. Kinsley,
representing the Continental Democratic Club
and the Third Ward Democratic Association.
have been here making arrangements for
the coming inauguration. They were taken in
charge and entertained by members Of the Co
lumbia Club. The .Continentals' will attend
the Inauguration with 125 men finely uniformed
and the Ringgold Band Of Reading and viii be
quartered at the Mount Vernon Hotel The
Third Ward Association, 100 men and band,
will quarter at Forester's Hotel, on AZ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

Everything that ID cleansing purifying and beauti-
flying for the skim scalp and hair Of infants and chill
dren the CUTICURA REMEDIES viii do They
speedily itching and burning ecssmas. cleanse
the scalp of scaly humors purify the blood and 10
store the hair. They absolutely pure agreeable
and unfailing. Sold everywhere.
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A Home for Destitute Women.

The Jacksonville, Fla, Times Union says:
Mrs. A.. NJ. Mankley has bequeathed to the
city of Washington large sum Of money for
the erection and maintenance Of home for
destitute women as memorial to her mother.
In memory of her husband she has willed to
the Children's Aid Society go, 900 for the erec-
ton OF home.
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A Brakeman Killed i.

Arthur O'Connor, brakeman on the Balti-
more and Potomac railroad, about 1890 o'clock
on Saturday night fell through the trestle
bridge, about twenty feet high, near Dean
wood and was killed. He made his first trip on
Saturday night. The freight train was 70 be
switched at Anacostia, and he started TO walk mn
the track TO the engine, which had been cut
loose, and fell through the bridge ~ stated.
The coroner decided that an inquest IVES un-
necessary.
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Prime Rib Roast. lO- Lamb. 1914 TO 15c
Round STEAK. i0c. SirloIn. re. r. H.. loo.
sugzr-cured Hams I2i a.. shoulders. 10c. 8
Lbs. Lard. 25c. Choice Print Butter, 2jc. I can
Corn. Peas and Ioma toes. DC. Pork Loin-
i23se. peck Good Apples. SOC. Drop us pos
IA order. INTERNATIONAL MARKET, 1901 Z st.
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A man calling himself the healing evangelist
is claimed to have performed some wonderful
faith cures In Wiikesbarre.
G. w. Ridgeway. general manager Of the
Rocky Mountain Telegraph Company, has left
typewriter.
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Hunting for "a Bicycle Thief.

Ben. Dakin, the bicycle dealer who has as
sisted the police in the apprehension of SO
many cycle thieves, well as in the recovery
of the plumber, is now engaged in a search for
thief who entered his place Thursday night.
The thief succeeded in getting in through the
rear window. He took the best bicycle in the
place. attached lamp and bell, forced open
the front door and went his way. Search was
instituted, but no trace of him has yet been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

CRrAN WATERS ONLY 20C A PoUSD.
Tomorrow only We vii Offer Deliciously Re
freshing Cream Waters IN mint. wiutergreeH,
lemon. orange. vanilla. chocolate. hme. ginger.
white and violet havoT-. a. the modest
price Of 2Oc. pound II YOU have never tried
shsrpless CANDY YOU will be surprised to find
how dslicztely fsy ored and JoCth-Ome IL il and
how fsvorably IL compare with confe~tions YOU
pay twice as much for. SHARFLEss, sos Pa. ave.
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To the Editor of The Evening Star:
II Mr. Hazelton will take better look at the
paper presented to the Commissioners by the
Citizens Association Of Northeast Washington
he will find that they did not issue .'commands'
!, 9. 8, TO-. but that they earnestly request
and implore" the Commissioners to scom.
mAnd" the X h WE T.
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sl3 TRorszRISGs for ss at Simpson's-Ado

TRUSTEES SALE of two large blocks of land
In Chsses subdivision of Edgewood. A de-
sirable opportunity to invest in this rapidly
growing subdivision. just north Of lexington.
See advertisement Of sale to take place tomor-
row afternoon at 3 o'clock by Ashford 4
Browne, trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

The most exquisite STYLES in walking coats
YET shown IN Washington are now on exhibit az
Nc kne~'s, s33 Pa ave. They embrace elegant
her-ey triple cape coats. embroidered and fur
uimmed eHtrs length coats. Se-, IN dark green.
marine blue. It. gray. tan, black and mixtures
- leIrf
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Thomas d. Singleton,
Furniture and Upholstery Warehouse,
sl5 eth st. NV
My ware rooms are largely overcrowded
owing TO the backward season and the inter-
ruptlcn OF business consequent upon the late
election. The goods must be sold as the man.
ufacturers must be paid, and TO move them
quickly l will place upon sale. for cash, begin
ming with Monday, 2lst instant. and lasting for
one week. every article of Furniture in nv
ware rooms at a discount of 20 per cent from
regular prices. This sale will positively last
but one week and will be strictly adhered to as
regards discount. just think Of it, $40 de-
Quoted from every 500. This will place the
goods in your house at about manufacturers
prices. Call at once. and you will find as
handsome and well-selecteda stock Of Furniture
as you will find in the city and at prices that
cannot be duplicated elsewhere.
THOMAS ID. SINGLETON
nl9-4t AIS 18th ST. NV
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE CENTURY DICTIONARY Is PUBLISHED
Il IN "a thin volumes and in 9 thicker volumes II
Il BOZ IND IN VARIOUS STYLE, IN LEATHER.
Call and consult II VIII never in need
ance in search Of Information to be found else
where. Othce, Roome4. Washington Loan and Trust
Company building.
Corner 9th and r SITS n1S-Im
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Furniture and Draperv.

Don't miss the sale at Singleton's. conlmenc
ing today. 20 per cent discount. No misrep
resentation, but an honest deduction. Call anC
see. 1. ID. SINGLETON. AIS 9TH st. NV 1t
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CRAIs 4 HARDIs0 viii sell The Va ual sl0 chif-
fonhers for ESQ. usual IS bookcases for sA75,
usa.l si0 hall racks for s7.75. usual ais
wsrdrobe- for $40. usual els sidsboa-ds Tor
olAoo. Cor. 18Th and h sts. nw.-Adct-
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To INTRODUCE our new styIc Of the beautiful
Platinum Picture wi! iuciG,!r one with every
dcEen Photograph made u-til after the holt
DAYS. RICE. Photogrsf her. I2l7. 1918. l225 Pa.
n.
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Defective Vision and Imperfectly Fitting
Glasses corrected by DIR. S. ID. Hicks Of Phila-
delphia at The CITY OPTICAL STORE. Az Pa.
ave. n. W., Thursdays, Fridays and SATURDAYS. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

David woOdOf Philadelphia at the First Pres
eytsriAn Church this evening IN an organ re-
0stal of Tine selections
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Doncherknow that nothing will kill the eff
fects OF smile more thoroughly or pleasantly
than piece of Whites Yucatan Gum NIL ct
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Fine Cigars and Liquors. Lowest prices
SELIGsoN's. Ii
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SPLENDID Glas.e- 81. HEMP

No ONE who has an idea of neatness will
neglect the teeth. Miuot- Dentifsice is the
best dsn;iirice the market. z5c. every
where.
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CTRANGERs. TAKE NOTICE,-DRs BROTHERS
y and Gray treat all Diseases. No cure no nav (nv
estanehed adverts M physttans In th1s o,iy Esta6
uensa - ysara W. = * sw' n21-1ms
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biggest Bargain Sale on Record.

"fKHt-t bHFSWIH ShIe on RECORD.
Do not fail TO read about Julius IansburRh's
mammoth Thanksgiving sale" at the Rink
during the next two DAYS and half Best bar
Adr;.
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Orr $40 ALPINE HAr
Cun xASprns lisa Sour Mash.

70 the proper thils.
FRASC & SOY. One Price,
Corner 9TH and u.
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Thanksviyipg

Leave us your order now for Thanksgiving,
we have a choice lot of TURKEYS. Cranberries
and extra fine lot of Celery; also New Raisins,
Currants and Citron, Smoked Tongue and Fine
Hams WI w.KrB
n2l-2t e,6- so Louisiana ava
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Few ss5 suitings s2s a, simp-on's.-Adsa.

wooDs a Co, banker, pay interest at the
rate Of per cent per annum certificates cf
deposit. payable on demand special rates for
time d-positA
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The First Presbyterian Church Reopened

/.
Large congregations filed the handsome au-
ditorium of the First Presbyterian Church at
three services yesterday. Former members of
the congregation and those connected with
other churches united with this congregation
in the services specially appropriate to the oc-
casion. which was the reopening of the church
for the first time since the extensive improve
ments have been completed. A. the morning
service Rev. DR.. Sunderland delivered a dis
course, III which he touched upon some OF the
events in the history of this notable old church.
Excellent music was rendered at this service as
well as the others, by the male quartet choir Of
the church, consisting Of Vim. Mcfarland, first
tenor; III. o. Simonds. second tenor; q. F..
Johnston, first bass, and W. A. Widney, second
bass.
At the afternoon service addresses of a con-
gratulatory character were made by Rev. DR..
Bartlett. Rev. DIR. Hamlin, Rev. I. s. Wynkoop,
Rev. G. b. Patch and Rev. VI. r. Fishburn.
The sermon at the evening service was deiv-
cred by Rev. Mr.. Holmes, who spoke Of the
duty of the church toward the masses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

FRASoo-GKRNAN RrNe cures rheumatism.
Price. "a Money refunded If unsatisfactory.
AooaE 4 LxpISG, 1ios fenna. avs.-Adck
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'hsnE~- OF Time on the Pennsy vania-
A number OF important changes were put into
sdeet Yesterday morning in the time table Of
the Pennsylvania route. The new schedule Is
puol- he'd In another column and should be
studied by all intending travellers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

Cheap and pure from the suspicion of con
tamination. We sell it,
SHAFER's MINERAL WATER DKPor,
Telephone 23i. lltsl 1903 Pa. ave.
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Sent to the Reform School.

On Saturday in the Criminal Court Justice
Cox. Isaac Brown, convicted of larceny from
the person pocket book snatchiug), was re-
leased under a suspension Of sentence, there
being no vacancies IN the reform school and
his mother promising the court to send him out
of the CITY,
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Jrsr ARRIVED. a fresh car load Naritou Soda
and Iron Water; also Ginger champagne.
CHARLEs kEsENEH 73j 9TH nv
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Charles Weight. charged with embex. ling
funds belonging TO the Wilkosbarre Savings and
Deposit Bank, has been locked up for trisi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

CRAIG HARDING offer IS upholstered rock
ers for sS.25. Corner 18th aud + strsets-Atirt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

ELEaAST CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS. q per
dozen Open Thanksgiving day. LAKDSER.
1918 Pa. ave.
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Franz 4sc. CASruS DRAWERS
The ktnviest-the best,
Franc & SOY. One Price.
Inr-l..r 1Ih md d
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Fnu1r On SPICE CAKE.

Fnu1r On SPICE CAkr.
By Mrs. A. b. Kirtiaa1. Montgomery. Ala.
One esS. Y cup butter. y cup sugar. y cup
molassss. u cup chopped raisin~. = Gu citroa
Gu, small. ~ cups -four. teaspoon cl.veland's
Bak.n. Powd ar siftei In IT, spice with nutmeg.
cinnamon and cloves. Bake in patty pans.
Use only Cisrslands Baking lnO,pder tAs
proportions are mad FOR tha'.
Apure cream Of tartar powder.
CLEvEL.sD,s
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely the best"
No alum. no ammonia. no sdulteration-
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

EXCURSIONS. &c.
MOUNT VERNON.
home AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
Steamer MACALEsTER At 10 . m daily texcept SUM-
day. returning 10 the city by :30p.m
THE DIRECT ROUTE - NO FERRYINa - NO
TRANSFERs-THE QUICK RCUTE
FARE ROUND TRIP. 75c 4; CHILDREN. Soc
steamer Macalester TO Mount Vernon. and by this
direct route only the ticket the entire round
trip to and Including dd'nission TO the nansion and
grounds OF Mount Vernon the visitor being thus
from transfers and annoying extra cost OF
purchase OF additional ticket Of admission de-
lightful fifteen mile trip down the famous blue Po.o
Ing en- route AS1sndria Fort Fooss. Fort Rs. sins
steamer M.caester to river landinxs Is far aovn
Glymont daily except Sunday at 10 m Freiehts
and Passengers ocssj-tf
MI. VERNON. TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VERNON
ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Picturesque and Beautiful RoutA
AfExaSbRfA dirscs to tie Gate Of TIM SfsoSy
Opportunity to visit CHRIST CHURCH. MAR.
Shall HOUSE. BkA1pocE HogSE End Other
Take ferry steamers foot Of 7th st Special sxcu.
don ticket. 3oc. entire round trip.
Connecting also With trains of Peupsv,v.,,. rail-
road at Alexandria Take cars at oh street depot
In Difference TO the Wishes of the Ladies' MI verpoa
Association stop SUNDAY as Latte Hunting
creek one mile this side OF M Vernon ths grounds
ss3e-9 "a REED. supt
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TRANsPAnENr Enamel Norwegian Spoons and
Jewelry. MooRE LKDINa, 1109 Pa. ave.
Adpt
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Your Ancient Dcrh,

Is out of date. Let us provide New Hat for
you-SLs0 buys beauty of us.
FRANC 4 SoN, One Price,
1t Corner 9TH and ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

SEE the Silver-mounted Siren Walking Sticis
MooRE 4 LKDlso, 1l09 Pa ave.-AduG
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Thomas ID. Singleton.

Surgical Instruments and all kinds Of
Cutlery in cases. WALFoRD's. Az Pa ave H. W. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

CARPETS CLEANED bv the EMPIRE GARRETT
WORKS. 6Sl-635 Mass. ave. l. ". are made moth
proof free OF charge. Telephone i35-A
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onSAxrxrsfOr Christmas. See Ladies' Goods.

HEsvY GRsy BLsNKErs. Sc. 81. SIPS
1914 White Blankets. 81. SI.5O, 81
il-f Wool Blankets 80. Il. -.
Comforts. 75c.. 81. 81 %.
Low prices on CARPETS. oil Cloths. Rugs, &c.
JOHNSON. GARNER 4 Co, G}5 Pa. ave. NV.
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LECTURES.

CAILLARD SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
VI 9O6 ST. NV
FRENCH and GERMAN. FREE LECTURE
And debate and complimentary lessons THURSDAY
November 18th, z; N. Subject How the study Of
Languages Can Be Sfmplided and Made Rapid Educs-
tional and Fascinating" Lecturers: Prof Gailard b
4 Peris,. ofcier d'Acsdemie. and author of Modern
French Method. French Phonetics, &c, and Prof.
&c. -esi-an
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Two More Burglaries Reported.

EUROPEAN NOVELTY - Spe1k-edsy Walking
Sticks. MOORE 4 LBDINs, 1109 Pa. ave.-Adct.
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SANTA CLArs" SPooS. moore 4 Lxp1No
il09 Penna. aye.-Adct.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SPANISH CouRr Mrsurr.
The only genuine mi taught in but one place
in Washington: Phys.cat Culture Deparfn<nf Of the
MAkTYN COLLEGE OF oRAToRY
eel2-Sm GA 18th ST. NV
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nl9-4'


WIFI dNFS
Have no terrors for men clad in Our Under
wear! Our 81 lines are grea.m
FRANC K SoN. One Price,
1t Corner 9TH and ID.
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s. Heller, 12o eth st. n. W.. is making q sps-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shsmpooing; also cures Dandruf oc7-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

Extraordinary bargains will be offered in
Dining Tables. Furniture. Draperies, &c, at
JtLIUs LANsBURGH's RINK the three DAYS be-
fore Thanksgiving day. mig
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

A Sewing Machine for a Song! at Auer-
bach's Capitol Hill branch. Domestic Machines
and Patterns. 4th and Pa. ave. sc. Take your
pick out of zoo. Ali kinds. All fully warranted.
WV. FUNK, Mngr. oc2i-eo2Ot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

Zoe. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured while you wait" Druggista
aul2
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None Name II But To Praise.
Wheeler Il Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
marvel of lightness and swiftness-
Jazz Office 437 9Th 3. NV
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Francs 81 Underwear
Is great value,
n2l-6t FRANC & Son, cor 7th and ID.
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Department Clerks
Use DIR. Bacon's Headache Tablets.
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