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CABINET CHANGES TALKED OF.
What May Occur n President Harrison 4
Re-elecfed.

What May Occur n President Harrison 4
Re-elected.
Gossip among the officials Of the uptown de-
partments prophesies several changes in the
cabinet in the event Of President Harrison's re-
election. They say that it will be no surpriss
if at least three of Mr.. Harrison's advisers 70
tire anyhow and fourth under certain condi-
tions.
The gossipers claim that Secretary Tracy will
not accept another term of Office, ~ he wishes
to return to New York and resume the practice
of law.
Secretary John W. Foster is reported 10 b.
ready 10 give way 90 q successor whose sp-
pointment may be political expediency, and
will not feel aggrieved, as he accepted the port
folio in emergency OF state. Secretary
Foster does not need the appointment Of Sec
retary of State 10 assure his recognition one
of the leading diplomats Of the age, and his re-
manning in Office is said TO be a financial loss 10
him.
Secretary Noble has openly avowed his in
tention not TO stay another term in the csbi-
net, ss he prefers the quiet of a retired life
Postmaster General Wsnamaker. 80 the goa
sips say. is satisfied with the honor Of public
Office and would willingly return 10 his busi-
mess Office in Philadelphia. So, il these gossip
ers are right in their surmises, President Har-
rison will have favors TO dispense next 5th of
March-provided, always, that he is the prin-
cipal actor in a certain ceremony Of next 4th q
March.
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W rEKLY BUtLEr1x
OF
W. III. HoEkE.
EIGHTH AND PENN. AVE.

THIS WEEK We ARE GOING TO
MAZE 1T INTERESTING FOR THE
FURNITURE BUYERS. HERE ARE
A FEH or THE SNAPS. But WE
HAVE SOME BETTER ONES TO
SHOg YOC. A LARGE SOLID OAK
ROCKER. ls-INCH SEAT. UPHOI-
STIRRED IN TAPESTRY. AND ALSO
SILK PLUSH. - 5O-FOR THIS
wEEK AT s375. A LARGE OAK
ROCKER. WITH ARMS, IN TAPES
TRY OR sILK PLUSH. e6- THIS
wEEK. sA7a AVERY GOOD COUCH.
WITH SULTAN PLUSH HEAD.
cd 50. A LADIES' DESK. SOLID
OAK. slO-THIs WEEK. SS75.
A BEAUTIFUL OAK BOOK CASE.
LARGE GLASS DOOR. WITH
CABINET TOP. WORTH e.. 50. FOR
si7.5O. LARGE PARLoR SUITE.
Q PIECES. IN SILK PLUSH. $50;
PRICE THIS WEEK. s4750 A
LARGE OAK SUITE. o PIECES. IN
WILTON RUGS. EDS. PRICE THIS
WEEK. $3.50 A FINE SUITE.
WITH HIGHLY POLISHED FRAMES.
IN SILK TAPESTRY. 8 PIECES. s65
YOU WANT TO SEE THIS SUITE.
A SOLID OAK CHAMBER SUITE.
BIvEL PLATE. sl75 so A BETTER
ONE AT $3.50. ALARGER ONE AT
s25. THE BEST MADE SUITE IN
THE MARKET AT THE PRICE. AND
A BEAUTIFUL CHEvAL SUITE AT
eao THE OTHERS YoU MUST COME
AND SEE
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Tn. rnspecsor G.ner.,,. R-p.rs.

In the annual report Of the inspector ssn-
eral of the army submitted TO the War De-
psrtment satisfaction is expressed with the
quality Of the recruits enlisted during the year,
as compared with the kind 10 long furnished,
although there appears to have been some difh-
Guilty in obtaining the requisite number
to Ill the various organizstionAL The
effort to improve the type OF recruit
furnished the army still continues, and is pcr-
haps meeting with rs much success. the report
says. ms can be expected recommeadasiou
II made by the report that the government pro-
vide o compulsory system Of life insurance In
the army for the widows and orphans Of
mill tary men similar 70 the system uscd by she
Pcnnsyivanh Railroad Company md o<hsr 60
porstiona
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29

The UNITED STATES NAVAL INsrrTurE.-A
the annual meeting Of the United States Naval
Institute, held at the Naval Academy, AnnAp-
oils, last night officers were elected as follows,
President. Rear Admiral Stephen b. Luce, re-
tired; vice president. Commander Colby NJ.
Chester; secretary and treasurer. Lieut. H. \.
knapp; board of control, Lieut.. Commander j.
j. Merrel. Lieut.. Commander Harry Knox,
Lieut. Royal II. Ingersoll, Ensign C. N. Knep-
per, Prof n. NJ. Ferry and Passed Assistant
Engineer j. Il. Barton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29

INDIAN COMMISSIONER MORGAN has returned
from Hartford, Conn, where he went 10 do
liver an address on Indian matters. A few days
ago Gen. Morgan returned from an extended
trip with Senator Dawes TO the Indian schools
and tribes in the west. Senator Dawes paid the
highest compliment 10 the efficiency, thorough
ness and practical nature OF the work done By
the government training schools at Genoa,
Lawrence and Chilocco
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War Deparfmeut (hsnxes.

Samuel j. McMichael of South Carolina, Ed
ward A Clark Of Missouri and Paul Eaton of
Maine appointed clerks I.ooe record and pen
sion Office. Wilbur S. Hinman, Ohio, appointed
clerk 81 900, quartermaster generals Office.
Miss Edmonia 8. Crawford, Va, promoted from
class sl 900 to class 1. quartermaster generals
office. Charles r. Hathaway. OHIO, promoted
from class 81 900 to class I, record and pension
office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29

LOOKING FOR 'KID."-Interior Department
'advices are to the effect that small scouting
parties are on the lookout for Kid" the
renegade, who is endeavoring to get:back TO his
mountain retreat. The renegade has reached
Geta valley, going southwark, with three parties
in pursuit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29

FIRING sALurEs.-The Navy Department has
issued an order that hereafter in firing salu,ss
with blank charges only black powder shall be
used, and the guns sponged after each round.
Ihe brown prismatic powder must be used
only when firing projectiles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29

SECRETARY CHARLES Foster is expected 10
return to Washington tonight 10 remain until
Tuesday Wednesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29

COMMANDER JAS. II. SANDS has been de-
tached from command Of the Monongahela and
granted two months leave from November Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29

COMMANDER Z. A. LYONS. now on duty at the
Washington navy yard, has been detached and
ordered to command the MonongAhela, Novem-
Der Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29

THE United States coast survey steamer
Blake arrived at the Washington navy yard last
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29

ACTING SECRETAkY.-Assistant Secretary
soley is acting Secretary OF the Navy in Gen.
Tracy's absence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29

FREDERICK W. ANDERSON has been appointed
keeper OF the Oswego, \. Y, lfe-saying sta
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29

ASSISTANT SECRETARY WHARTON is acting
secretary of state
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GEN. ScHoFIELD is expected to return 70
Washington tonight.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MR. FRANK NJ LEWIS WISHES TO AN
~ bounce 90 bis friends and former patrons
mat on and after the 2fth instant he will BE- with
= DEsIo. Manufacturing Jexel-r.
0r25-Jf 1912 st.
GNOTICF OCT. l. lsge-wE HAVE
l4ln q "a nv
ocs-lm l. HOPKINS h co.
&HAvE YOUR FURNACES. RANGES AND
LATROBEs
Put order By competent mechanics before the busy
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r. q. sACFR co,
ocslsirr 6l4 prh II. n
ANTELs. ANDfRONs, TENDERS.
0rat@s. Wrourht-trOn Gas Fixtures. &c
bpeciAl discouuts while mAking changes.
mhl&tr J. Il CORNING Tile shop. 5aD 18Th ..
sTEELPI.ATE CALENDARS FOR 90.
~ samples nov ready for sIamination
H. l. McQUEEN, Printer and Publisher
Ielsphons. 7ol tOc3l llOs ll6 ST. n ~
&JNo. MORAN 2ls6 PENSA AVE.
- Furnsre-. Ranges, lAtrobes. lin Roofing.
ffurnh1nH and Gas FITTING. Hardware Good WORK
and fslr prfce. Telephone. as4- sci Jun
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TopAY.-In Internal
revenue, SSsi, SIS. customs. ssS. .I96
The CONSTELLATION has arrivedsat Gibraltar
en- route TO Naples.
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The BALTIMORE. Charleston aud San Fran
cisco have arrived at San Jose. Guatemaia.
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TWO CENTS.
CHURCH NOTICES.
RAPTIST.

<FIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH. 10TH ST.
~ aboye Scott circie. Rsy. Or. Chas. A. si.k-ly.
he ps.tor. ii a. m, and 80 M, Baptism Al ,he
close Of Tie evening service cnrssisn Endesvnr SS
evehins. You are weicome be- : - ~ II
K&SMI. CARMEL BAPTIST cauRcH, COR
ana shoo is' sT 20 Rev ii IA ISSss
lng by pastor; subject. ''Delight Gods HOUSE :"
evening OPENING reoatoS n the m psssos study. AZ
st. s-w Allinvited. IL
F~CALvARY BAPTIST CHURCH. srH AND
Sunday school, 30 M M. IN p r. Bris.oa. SUI
resnn,endent The pastor viii preach at II A. m snd
ShAfEH fssR siif5 ESs'Rs s asa rfS%sn Rs2
ins ii . M and j1.s 0T ~. 'i MEMORIAL cHafEL
6n sn n. n.m,,sundny s,hcol $50 pm AL are
s. sSshcoND BAPTIST IHCRcH iIH 81
PisfsF;1 ching u an I'm end 40 pm bs Rev
- Nv, Bishop Johnso n. d. ID. pastor II
snac,ng ih2s a.; foItnne editor Of the New York AEe
Union. 7:;sO Wednesday. It
fGSE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. NEAR
ing ii M ana an d, = .slr' Iastor.
scaoa 90 .n cSst.n mn 10y Is s''or spSss5n ss6n
e ISQuEENsrowN BAPTIST CHURCH COR.
feT Il fwS2Sidenss w.st and Inn.sn s;s B,soklsnd
a. ll ali are welcomed Preaching service at II -
a NJ AID 30 2 m- Meeting of Young Peoples Union
AT oto p- N The ordinance ~ baptism will lie ad-
Ministerial at th- Close Of the evening Il
H~SPHONIDENCE BAPTIST CHrRCH a. ST.
- het. I'd and ~ sis s.w-. Rey. J. 4. Clark
pastOr-Sunday school, q al urea hing.
a, m subject The Old Paths :" 20 p. M. Peal
out the Natchword" " IL
R@oGEN. GREEN CLAY SMITH THE PAS
49, tor will preach at the Mptronol Titan Ran
ust Church. corner OF aud 18th e M rnii,sr
All come. N
kS BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH. 18TH ST
b-t l. and VI sls .w--Preachins II :Sl
Prui Gardner. PREACHING 80. pastor, Rev Mm A.
Credit Subject The Religion Man Wants "
I he Religion Man Needs"
HZION BAPTIST CHURCH. ST BET
- 3d and AZ s.w.. Rev. William James How
ard pastor Serves all day ia th. auditorium
sabbath school, il am. Peachinr. IL am. aud
NNed IT.
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C. C. PURSELL'S. Bookseller.
se1p3n 4lSgTH ST. N W.


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We guarantee every single one Of
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FELT WEATHER STRIPS.
You can about half your
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snap of nor melt in warm
weather, rubber does. Ordi-
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windows. 3 to nc. FER foot. viii
last houses lifetime.
BARBER ROSS.
Builders HdrdrdTe,
COR. nth AND G SITS. Nv oc2S
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NS The uedfher likely TO be tdir Sunday
-, colder on Sunday morning, prObdbi iu co der
on Sunday eceniHJ; high no. tn rester(y uinds
We have Just secured lot of 4 9. g.
9and 10-inch No. Clear Georgia Pine
Dressed Lumber. which can sell at
about half the eos: OF clear white pine
As you know. these haze various uses
such as for washboards. step risers.
finishing lumber sc. We can save you
about one-half Of what you have been
paying for Clear White Pine.
Libbey. Bittinger Miller.
Lumber aud Nil Work,
Cor. 9th and n. Y. ave. NV
Cor. llth and SITS. Sc. oc29
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29

ASSISTANT SECRETARY NErrLEroS has re-
turned to his desk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RSMASONIC-A SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS
- of Lafayette Lodge No. 10, f. A. A. NJ. =.
will be held st Masonic Temple SATURDAY, Octo-
degrees. By order Of the W NJ
1t H s. MERRILL. Secretary,
R~DAwsoN LODGE NO. 10. F. A.. A. M
~ snecfal comm unication will be held at
pm. OCTOBER 81. 1892. Work. NJ. NJ. degree
Also one at 30 same day purpose. grand visi-
taton- fraterna invitation Is extended. BY order
W. NJ.
oc29-2t b. F. LARCOMBE. Jr. Secretary.
E~yIRGINIA REPUBLICANS: MEET AT
- the Philadelrhia House. Pa. ave-. TUES
DAY. Nov !. 1902. at 80; good news from home
rood speaking old-ashioned republican meet
ing Come and have your faith renewed. RALPH
SINGLETON Chairman. It.
ESNORTHEAST WASHINGTON ASSO-
- citation will meet MONDAY. October
Street Improvement and other business
oc292ts JOHN d. HINTERNESCH. Secy.
T~FOR sALE-wAsHINGTON COUNTY
~ plats in four books prepared for Commits
stoDers ID. c. under act of Congress- and from which
the present assessment is being made. The most COM
plete detail plans Of county property ever issued A
limited edition will be printed Book now sale.
D. j. HOWELL. Civil Engineer. 91S ST. NV,
Room GO. oc2S-lws
E~PHOTOGRAPHS OF MRS. HARRISON'S
49,. funeral made by l.. G.. HANDY,
49 Md.
Copies for sale. oc2S2t'
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CENTRAL UNION MISSION,
Y. NJ. C.. A.

@nSPR0F. JOSEPH MOORE. L. L. D.. OF
SS>Ss Earlham College, a minister will attend
Friends' meeting (ortlodox) at Y. NJ. g. A. rooms
l4o0 New York ave-. at ii a. In. Strangers always
welcome IT.
sp--..,GOSPEL MEETING FOR MEN At THE
80 rooms Of the Youny Mems Christian Associs-
tioI. 1f01 18th St: sunday. October 30. O'Clock.
Address by kev.J ID. Smith of Grace Baptist Church
welcome. 1t
RSY. NJ. C. A.-GoSPEL MEETING FOR
-, men only at the Y. NJ. c. A.. 1909 New York
ay-. n W. SUNDAY. October :,O Is82, 30 pm Ad-
dresses by Rey. W. 8. Phillips Good sn2ng. Good
place TO srend an hour Bible class at 20 y NJ Spe-
cial meeting for Christian workers saturday. p m 1t
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. PAULs CHURCH. 2sD ST. NEAR
~ Washington Circle n. W., Rev. Alfred Hard
Ing, rector.-Ail sests tree. Holy Communion at
7::o .. m. Sunday school at S:35 . m. morning
sermon a IS m strangers ~ enSl inSised fsd
JOHNS CHURCH, GEORGETOWN,
Q st bet ed and sd. Rev. Charles L.
ing prayer at 4n Vested choir. Strangers cordially
invited 1t
RsT. JAMES CHURCH. sTH ST. MAR
..sSss. Mass .ie I'll % S.s ana
~ H sssss nee ffs TIE Esr b. sswe 81 fpa M
Sautee viii presch at the II an service Sunday.
Tussssy Sovsmbss s.s.ns.rs eordi.liy inSi.sa i
doiph Il Mskim. 5. D.. Is; rec.ar.Nsusssst @ n4Mt
II .. m. The General Convention Of 1892" Sub
yet 1:3Q p. m,s The Rsunton Of Shristsndom." At
tion In progress In Mexico. Ii
cALvARY PARIsH PROTESTANT EPIs-
Gle. Kev. J; e. anxan. rector..services On suq-
day. October 90. IN the chapel, 18th and Mndisch
ss sSHSss sSrs. e S. rscse. ,r s
pTesch At both ssrvce. Strangers are cordially in
fussday being All SANTA S.y holy comm union q .
X Fr;1sy sas - ssonias prsyS 3 T. "''nnS prayer -
V.-&sv. Bsnjsmin y. brown q rior,ds
~ Isessa e m: and 20 Pm tomorrow Tste
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q nssA svs. and fesh 81 n.H.-Hsv. DR..
fSss fssssr 81 IS a. ss.s ssss !. ss 80 S. >
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RTO MIR. BARR'S FORMER PATRONS:
Having located In the quarters formerly &C.
cupied by the late II. D. Barr with a supcrl,
line of fabrics. long experience and erery IA
city for executing FINE TAILORING We
shall be pleased 10 have favor Us in future
with your valued orders assuring you that
garments turned ont at our estab..s IIne mt
shall always be up TO the highest standard
SNYDER WOOD.
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swE NEVER sHIRK CONTRACT.
Did II ever occur to you as strange that quite
often there is a very wide difference in the
amount Of bids submitted for the same work.
THIS is caused by one Of two things-ignorance
in figuring upon the plans and specifications
or the attempt Of ''noyices" TO secure the con-
tract regardless of their ability TO fulfill their
agreements. trusting to luck. poor glass or
Providence to see them through. We give you
an Intelligent bid and prompt. intelligent ser
vice at the lowest figures consistent Herewith.
CHAS: T. HODGKIN. Expert Handler Of Plate Glass.
q13 9Th st. n W. oc2S
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than any other coal merchant, but other
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than We. We supply the best grades OF clean
coal. give full weight. deliver promptly and
sell at ''rock- bottom prices Save money on
coal by laying in q supply before another rise.
- ARTHUR B. SMITH.
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BRANCH-CAYWOOD'S 9Th near n. Y ave. a3O-3m
R''THE WORLD AT HOME"
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&~THE LONG-THREATENED
Change in the weather has come and
OpercOdts have the call.
What our stock doesn't represent
in the OreTcoat line isn't worth talk
ing about.
Our prices are readily adjustable
to any size pocket book. and comfort
and durability are guaranteed the
purchaser.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TEMPERANCE.

RMASS MEETING OF LOYAL. TEMPER
- snoe Lesions tomorrow afternoon. North
Capitol Church Corner street) Address by Mr..
RULER. Also Temperance meeting same church We'd
nesday evening next. Address by kev. Eidridge 1t.
TEMPERANCE. REV. FATHER
McAtee. $. j., of ST. Aloysius' Church will
sadrsss the meeting e the Rather Msthew t. A.
at O'Clock at the hall, 9TH and q SITS NV All
friends Of temperance are invited. It,
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NEW CHURCH,

NSTHE REV. FRANK SEwALL WILL
49, rreach the annual missions sermon at the
Church OF the Holy City. Du ont circle. at IL m.
the One Divine Mission" Sunday school at 12 L.
Even sonE service, with short Bible lecture at p
All seats Tree. 1t
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OTHER SERVICES,

OTHER SERVICES.
Georvetown. on The second comina Of A Our Lord;
the oeost oi taS sa XII 9e ao
essurs d9ss not an'as0nize tho exs ing Churches but
NSTHE PEOPLES CHURCH -NoN-sEcTA-
Hall. 18th ST. bet. @ and II. Rev. Alex. Kent inin-
;sss s al GH sss
q ars keSeesa smiih, M @ sssl Psaspeo PsssnENcE .vs
through the child medium. Rosa Smith. 9TH p'" IL Ms:''
WSHowARD UNIVERSITY, REV. J. r
~ Rankin. d. D.. Ii D. president. Preach
theological department. 1t tt''
R~THE NATIONAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Ins1itGts ut sss 9 s. a;x -
class begins frst Monday in November. i:'
THE ,Pi.{ BAx oE Tma toap PssI MIL CONE
morrow At Z M 4 x,,os II Monumental building. is p
~sPIRITUALIsM. THE SEEKERS AFTER
sqpass .csoei 81 4 % sor sSs #
Susp .Ss, sna ssps hsysS s Win
g s
ss M: Si Il.
MST Msine Door collection. 10 csufs. VIM. Q. BOkIB
SsPIRITUALIeN. GRAND ARMY HALL,
14tS Penqsyly.nis sve:-Last sunday IN
Edgar ". Emerson. the eminent trance speaier and
wonderfully gifted test medium. Jyceu,n. 10 q N,
lecture. provng the return and presence Of our sc
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ton. Il
SHEIAPaYeICAL -LECTURR COO 3 O.,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL COURSE OF LECTURES on
~ WATER SUPPLY. SEWERAGE and CITT
ENGINEERING will be given at this session Of the
engineering del artment OF the COLUMBIAN UNI
NERsITi, by Prof Francis r. Fava. C. E. Am. Soc.
G. v. b@etnninz SATURDAY, October %. at z p. m.
Apply 70 the secretary Of the faculty. PROF HOD9-
k1Ss. Ph. d. 10 the registrar. ocls-3ts
&CLEvELAND AND STEVENSON.
- Headquarters If the
Advisory Committee of the
Democratic National Committee
For the District Of Columbia 1913 It NV
Washington. DC. Oct 27 1892.
There will be . meeting OF the advisory committee
of the Democratic National Committee the District
of Columbia SATURDAY EVENING October %
1872 at 30 o'clock, in the red parlor. Ebbitt House.
r. Z l. WHITE. MARTIN +. MORRIS,
Secretary. Chr. Advisory Committee.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-02-04
Married.

At the Cumberland Presbyterian church in Atkins, Thursday evening, January 2s, 1892, Prof. J. H. Fry of London, Ark, and Miss Kittie B. Ford, of Adkins, Rev. w. c. Wheat of Russellyille officiating. Miss Maud Scarlett was maid of honor to the bride and Mir. Harrison Box the grsom's best man.
 The bride was attired in white satin, trimmed with pearl and point lace.
 After the ceremony large number Of invited guests repaired to the resi- dencc of the brides father, Mir. l.. D. Ford, where sn elegant supper was served by the mother of the handsome bride, which all enjoyed to the fullest measure.
 Prof. Fry is young gentleman who stands deservedly high in the estima- ton of our people who know his many good qualities and entertain the kind Hest feeling for him. He has been County Examiner for several years, and is one of the leading educators In this section. His accomplished and lovely young bride was reared in At ! kins. where, by hor many graces ol both mind and person, she has endesr. ed herself to those "who know hel best and love her most" That sh' will make him a chee ful and happy help-mate, as he will her loving anC affectiouaie husband, there Is no gain 1 saying.
 May every blessing attend them. Il the wish of the DEMOCRAT.