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The New Colored Y. VI. c. A.

The Few Y. NJ c. Association, composed OF
colored young men, took possession of their
new home, 1907 18th street yesterday. At the
service which was held Rev. DR.. Rankin de-
hvered the sermon Rev. Geo. W. Moore, Rev.
Mr.. Bowen and Rev. Mr.. Beckett participated
in the exercises Each evening of tho week
services will be held in observance of the week
of prayer. Receptions will also be given today
TO the pastors of the churches of the city, to-
morrow to the Sunday school superintendents
and teachers. on Wednesday to the young men
and their friends. on Thursday TO the Indies
auxiliary and friends and Oh Friday to ALL each
one being requested 20 bring book maga-
zine as 2 contribution to the library. Sunday
next the association viii be addressed by Prof.
W. '. Tunrell of Howard University.
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Perseverance Lodge Of Good Temrlrs held
an interesting meeting Saturday evening at
Elks' Hall. After the conclusion OF the busi-
ress session the social session was entered upon.
with the secretary, Mr.. John pryson, as master
of ceremonies. and tie lodge was entertained
by piano solo by Mrs. Susan Woodward. adj
dress by Mr.. j. raedsing. vocal solo by Miss
Mamie kals-roDn. address by r. G. G. T. Dr. &
y. Whitney. vocal solo by Miss Alverda Hawk.
address by Mrs. T.. III. Chambers, vocal solo by
Mrs. kalstron, addresses by Mr.. Geo. Giles OF
Independent Lodge and Sir. Mccarthy OF De-
'roit. Mich. Prof Woods furnished novel
and pleasing entertainment by initiating In a
rsinark"oiy realistic manner and interpreting
the language OF the lower animals.
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STAGE EXCLUSIONS
WINTER RESORTS.
PROPOSALS.

phOPOsAi-S box LfBEAll bUUkS.-hONA AID
University. Nashington. ID. G.. Jan. =. lsrs--
SSersity VII be Teesaved until MONDAY NOON. JAN
library OF Howard University with several Hundred
looks List OF BOOKS and particulars Will be furnished
bidders Cn Application 10 tie uncersgned The ri.lt
to reject any or all bids reserved.
ia2-,a J. b. JOHNSON. Treasurer.
GRANELING. PROPOSALS FoK IMPROVING
~ SIkEETS AND AVENUES IN THE DlsTRIO 4
Oh COLI IA.-ofnce OF the Commissioners. Mash
iGston. u. &. December N lS9i.-sealeG propose ;
VIII lie receiged at this once until Mtlfk ofCiNGh
NJ, FRIDAY. JANUARY FIFTEENTH. lssFs. tor
work on CONNECTICUT avenue extended and connecting
street Bank forins Of proposals and specifications
can be obained az this ofhce upon Gpplcstion tner
Tor together with al Necessary Information, and lidS
upon these forms oniy Will lie considered. The r.glf
Is reserved TO reieci ana all bids parts OF hd
j. W. Dol GLASS. }. W. ROSS. ". Il. hOSSti-I..
Commissioners, DC. d2.s0
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On Saturday evening the following officers
were elected: President. Mr.. Wolverton; vice
president, Mr.. Cobleigh; secretary, Mr Titus
and assistant secretary, Mr.. Jones. The pro-
gram consisted of al essay By Mr.. Taylor and q
discussion Of the question, "Kesoived, Iha,
since money should be used as medium OF
exchange between commodities. gold is un-
suitable by reason of its intrinsic value. by Mr.
Freeman in the affirmative and Mr. Coblelgh in
the negative. who were aided respectively by
Messrs Bray and Williamson and Sfessrs Paul
Dc knight and Tinswold. Judge Harvey de.
cided in favor of the negative.
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SEAIENTS

TEE LoTUs GLEE CLUB CONCERT COMPANY
will appear at the Universaiist Church tomorrow
evening. This organization is well known
here and has been very successful in its pre-
vlous entertainments IN this city The MEN,
bers Of the quartet are Messrs. Devoll, Long,
Lewis and Davis and Mr. Frank j. Smith is
accompanist. The club bias the assistance of
Miss Minnie Marshall, a reader OF unusual ex-
cel.ence. The program will be carefully Sc
lectcd and the entertainment viii undoubtedly
be highly enjoyable.
BosroN SYMPHONY ORcHEsrRA.-No events of
the musical year are more welcome to the
general public than the concerts by tue Boston
symphony Orchestra under direction of Mr..
Arthur Nikisch. The second of these fine en-
terrainmeuts viii be given at the Congrega-
tional Clutch on Wednesday evening, january
IL. The program will be somewhat lighter
than the cue given last month and is very at
tractive. Airs. Nikisch, the gifted wife of the
conductor, will be the soloist. The scIe OF
seats OPENS Thursday at Ellis, 937 Pennsyi-
yania avenue.
Paof. De NORRIS LECTURES The first Of q
series OF four iuustrated lectures will DO givcu
at the Oniyersaiis. Church tonight. Prof. John
II. DO Motto, the lecturer, is q great fayorite in
western cities and the announcement. OF his
appearance always assures large audience.
his subject tonight Is ''OId Ocean, and ho de.
scrlbes and illustrates with apparatus and lar.
'crii pictures the sea aud IL pcrils and the
various means used By man 70 overcome them
Admission to single lecture, 50 cents, Including
seat. tickets as Mctzerotta
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The peop,e,a Church

The congregation OF tho Peoples Church met
for the first time yesterday in their new place
of worship, tic hall of the builders ex-
change. Rev. Dir. Kent, tho pastor, gave notice
OF p musicale by the young people OF the
church, which was to be followed with dancing.
He stated, in explanation Of the dancing tea
tire, that the new church was liberal enough TO
encourage dancing with limitations.
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THE ALEXANDRIA coURTo.


The cases OF Charles Newton and john J.
Verser, each of whom are under indictment for
violating the civil service law by soliciting con-
tributions for political purposes from govern
ment employees, was on the assignment. for trial
in the Criminal Court today. Nessrs. Edmund
Burke and A X. Browne appeared for the de-
PENDANTS, neither Of whom were present and
asked that the cases go over. Justice Bradley
granted the motion.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALFAuGH's.-Wm. III. Crane in "The Sena-
tor"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pitou's Stock Company
in ''Geoffrev Middleton, Gentleman"
ACADEMY OF MUsIc-Reed Il Collier in .'Hoss
and HOss-"
HAMS BIJoU.-s'A Barrel Of Money
KERSAN's LTCrUN 1HEaTIE.-1he Henry
Bnrles9ue Company.
Masonic TEMPLE--"A Trip to Europe"
USIyERssLisr CHURoH.-Prof. J. b. Denotes
Lecture. "OId Ocean"
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0RAsTY (the pusher).
DOUBLE STORES.
Furniture. Carpets, China. &C.,
15lO-l2 9Th st. z.w.. bet. p and Q.
Pure White Selected Fur Rugs. s2.Ta dl6

ALASKA SEAL SAcQuEs. REFERS
AND JACKETS,
Astrakhan Refers and Jackets,
Alaska Seal Capes and Muffs,
Mink Capes and Mufis.
Persian Lamb Capes and NUTS.
Black Marten Capss and Muds.
Astrakhan Capes and Nuffs.
Deavsr Capes and Muds.
Monkey Capes and Nuns,
Gray Krimmer Capes and Nuts.
Wool Seal Capes and Muns.
French Seal Capes and Mu1is,
French Coney Capes and Muds
Dyed Opossum Capss and NufIa
Doas IN Dear. Black Lynx. Black Msrtsn Black Hars
and other fusa
CARRIAGE ROBES. FLOOR RUGS. TuR TRIM.
0INGS.
GENTS TUB CAPS AND GLOVES.
COACHNEN's cAPRe AID HATS.
5ANRs y. DAVIS SONS.
no2kE 1901 Pennsylvsnh avs4
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

YESTERDAY, about 1:30 o'clock. a horse at
tached to n buggy driven by Frank Hunt ran
away and collided with the lamp post at 10th
and 7 street and broke it and the letter box.
The NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK has declared
senli-annual dividend of $3.50 per share. leav-
ing surplus Of $50, 900 and undivided profits
Of IS 0OO
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The Crescent Benevolent Association at their
last regular meeting elected the following Off
GERS: Israel Sommers, president; WIN. Lithgow,
vice president; Louis j. Frisard. recording sec
Rotary; Harry A. Burr, financial secretary (sec.
ond term; Gee. Maier, jr., treasurer (third
term; Vim. ". Hall, jr., A. q. Murray and Ed.
Teagle, trustees; Jos. Hammer, sergeant-at.
arms.
The Indiana Republican Club has elected Of
ficers as follows: John q. Cheney, president
Hobt Nixon, vice president: Vim. NJ. Bass, re-
cording secretary and correspondent; q. w.
Robertson, financial secretary; Major L. z.
Williams, treasurer.
The Pocahontas Social Club at its annual
election of officers elected three directors and
the following: ID. W. Classic, president: T.
Edward Clark. vice president; Chas. A. Bell
secretary; o. II. Selden, treasurer.
A syndicate Of Baltimoreans has bought the
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Stole Judge KimbaIp- Carriage.

Yesterday when Judge kimball of the Police
Conr. left the Assembly's Presbyterian Church.
9Th and streets, az the close Of the service he
discovered that his horse and carriage had dis
appeared The police were at once notified
and al the afternoon the judge and his family
were IN suspense. bat about o'clock the team
was found IN sn alley near the church and the
animal appeared 10 have been driven very hard.
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MorHrss VINO Low

Ihsr children who take pride in their beauty purity
sne health. and in bestowing upon them childsxrsst
cot inheritance. skin without hlein,ah and body
noushed By pure blood. should not fail to make TRIAL
Of the cuTIcuRA REMEDIES. the parsss. best and
most economical cure for all hu,no OF tho akin. scalp
and blood.
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a Total Abstinence Union Fornel

a meeting Of delegates representing the
total abstinence societies OF the District and
Maryland was held yesterday afternoon in
Carroll Hall it was directed to form a
Catholic Archdiocesan Union, and a committee
on constitution Was appointed, which will re-
port at the next meeting to be held in Balti-
more February y. Tie officers elected wee.
President, H. ~ Preston OF st. faurs WASH
ln2ton; vice president. W. J. Duffy of ST. John i.
Baltimore; secretary, Edward AIulIiu of Father
Mathews, Washington; treasurer. Rev. F. NJ
Manning, LonaeoninS; sergeant-at-arns, j. L.
Doherty OF Father Mathews, Washington. The
organization Will form n branch OF the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union of America, which MAS
represented al the meeting by its general or
garizer, Dir. J. f. Judge. The Catholic Total
Abstinence Union has a membership Of 60, oOO
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Cotton FOLLOWING GRIP is quickly cured by
very small doses Of Piso's cure for coGsunp-
ticG. After every spasm Of coughing. even II
occurring every Few minutes take five o. ten
drops, Just enough to mois!en the throat.
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OuR New HoMr

OuR New HOME
Is ready for your inspection.
ITS FIVE FLOORS
Are completely stocked with everything that is new
sud desirable in Household Furnishings. snd is well
worth q WISH.
OUR FIRST FLOOR
Contains carefully selected stock Of Bed Room. Din
Ing Room and Othce urnture-
OUR SECOND FLOOR
Jsdevoted entirely TO Carpets and contains the ls.es.
and most desirable ialI aud winter coIorinss All
grades
OUR THIRD FLOOR
Contains stock Of Farior Furniture which for variety
q design and uniiorln excellence Of material
surI asssd by any house in the county.
SOME STARTLING PRICES:
rlnsn Or Hair Cloth ParlOF Suites Cash. Sos;
credit. $50.
Solid Oak Bed Room Suites. 3 pieces. Cash. sl7;
credit, SIS.
Poplar Bed Room Suites. 3pieces Cash. sla ;creds.
sI5.
sIx-Foor OAK EXTENSION TABLE. Cash.
"a. 25; credit. 81 80.
EgLt-foot Oak Extension Table Cash. a.
circuit. ST.
forty-pound Hair Mattress. Cash. g.. 80; credit.
IS.
Woven Wire Springs. Cash. e.. p; credit. 81 80
brussels Garrett, per yard Cash. 6oc. credit. &c.
,EeralD Carpets, Per yard. Cash. :sc credit, 9oc.
CARPETS sewed and Lad iTes COST. NJ c..-tse, sr
waste a Inatchln<.
TERMS:
Easy weekly or monthly Payments.
No notes and PER cent discount allowed .or settle
ne.ts Ia .ni.sy GAYS.
GRO GAN'S
CIR EDIT USE
sel-tr SIG. SCI and So 9TH ST. NV.
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ADDITIONAL TRAIN SERVICE BETWEEN WASH
INorOS AND NEW koRK VIA TIE PENSsYIyA-
MA RAILROAD. - The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. which is always alive to the wants
and comforts OF the travelling public, will, on
and after today, equip their Washington and
New York limited express trains, leaving Wash
ington at $40 H. II. and New York at 10:I0 a. ~,
with vestibuled passenger coaches. NJ we'll as
Pullman vestibuled parlor cars and dining car
One of the passenger coaches will be reserved
as asnoking car; the entire train will be heated
by steam and nothing left undoae TO make this
train a thoroughly satisfactory one to its pa
irons -AsLyl
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A ALEXANDRIA.
PASTORAL CHANGE.

PASTORAL CHANGE.
The congregation OF st. Mary's Catholic
Church regret that the assistant pastor of the
church, Rev. Father McCanty, has been called
| from his passionate here for service in Norfolk
He has served the Alexandria congregation a
short time, but has cndeared himself to hun
dreds by his faithful ministry. 1t is thought
that he will be succeeded by Rev. CASTOR
PAYNE, young priest. native Of Warrenton
and now at the Catholic Church in Norfolk.
Masonic FUNERAL
The funeral Of Mr.. Joseph Cawood took place
here yesterday afternoon from Christ Church,
his remains having been brought from Wash
ington, attended by number Of Free Masons
from that city. Andrew Jackson Lodge, F. and
A. NJ, OF this city attended the remains to the
grave.
CHURCH SERVICES.
AT the churches here yesterday the pastors
occupied the pulpits except at the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, where Rev. DR.. Il. Il.
S. Hough, the presiding elder, preached, and
at the Second Presbyterian Church, where Rev.
A. P. Saunders occupied the pulpit The
Primitive Baptists held services at tho hall on
Fairfax street near King and Elder A. b.
Francis preached.
TIE ALEXANDRIA CoCRTo.
Three courts opened sessions here today
the United States circuit court and the United
States district court, Judge Hughes, ut the
National building, on st. Asaph and Prince
streets, and the Alexandra county court, Judge
Chichester, at the Columbus street court house.
Next Monday the corporation court of the city
Will open its January term with jury and the
fhiHIps murder case be again taken up.
ALExANDRIA's MUSICALE.
The Alexandria Musical Association will open
the musical year here on tomorrow evening by
its twenty ninth complimentary rehearsal at
Sarepta Hall. These rehearsals are occasions
OF the most pleasant gatherings in Alexandria.
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ID edmond AND RkNNIiIF KATIRoa ID Co
II schedule IN eject NoReinher IL, 1881
All tAins arrive and leave a fennsylyania Passenger
STATION. Washington. u. e.
~ an Daily. local for I.ynchburg. connects
NitA Norfolk ana Western railroad. Canp.sts II
Manassas for Front X, =. and strasburg dairy sxelf
sunday.
81 10 Daily for all rrinripal POINTS s,,S On
al DIVISIONS q hrtInona and bAuNills System Iull-
man Sleeper New York and Washington 20 Atlanta,
connecting tbenVe with Sleeper 20 New orleans va
MontEouery. and foT Memphis via Birminghaft urtf-
bnTo WIKI Sleeper Tor Asheyille ana MoffistoWn.
~ D. ln.DAiy. except Sunday. 90. arrriifun and
burg.
n 90 2. m.--Daily, WASHINGTON AND sOtrTH-
NtNtkksN NkSIlRI LED LIMITED, cotuxsYssil en-
ury q Lui.Insn sleeer. Dining. farlor and Olser-
Nat1n tarr. ald runs to AfisBta Cne IL hJars) with
ia. .man Slrerer th-uu h New Nork ana Nash uetsn
Y New Orleans va Aonfgofuery Sleeper Atlanta 20
Melnihls Wa birmingham. AMI Atlanta 81 Jsck SON
VIZ wa Macon No extra faur charged
II ~ y. Ii.-DalIy al VrurIpal POINTS south on
h'h'h0ha and laByl te system. Pa S.,stsr,
Nv Acfk and VAS .f,Eton 80 kuuKyiI. via ASIDE
NlIe. washington 10 haii.as cry va Atlanta and
bfiuiugta.a and Mash aston 70 Augusta.
IEA. On WASHINGTON ANDuufO DIVISION
lcANe Nhsllrtoh at . 40 oaiy Aa D. a.. tsily
anu 4lp pm, except Sunday. Returning nrrNe
N%-Dii,ioi. ; - a. IA. . 1D D iu daily aud U..sJ D.
"a. 4. EXCEPT sunday.
through trans iTuin the South arrive Washington
~ - D.. /. 80 m. ana 94.l pm. Manassas ibiRl--
Ion u % a. "a. and a:i5 A. M. rAr,it SUNDAY.
ihttt. ale"'l' nx Car rrsrrNhtl ni- ana Information
furnished a. ufice, $3.50 leUls- NahlA ave. and a
PASSENGER station IenIarJlNai khiroad. Washing
| ION. D. &.
/. :. Known, General Aeeut. Washington. DC.
| JAS l. TAYLOR. Gon. Pass. Ak. Atlanta. ia.
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CARPETS CLFASED by the Empire Carpet
Works. 651-C35 Mass ave. nv, are made moth
xYooi tree of charge Telephone 1852
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ADVERTISING.


IL YOU WISH 10 ADN tlt4 lsE An lulNU AMI
i where any time write ~ Clio. l.. HON ELL l.
CO.. 10 Spruce ST.. New York. au2l-ly
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION on
II the subject OF advertising will 90 well 10 obtain
COPY OF book tor Advertisers. 3ti pages. price 81
Mailed postage raid, receipt OF -lce. Contains
careful compilation from the American Newspaper
Directory OF all .ne best papers class journals
gives the circulation rating OF every and good
deal information about rates per
tanning 10 the business OF advertising. Address
hONELL'S ADVERTISING DllEAU. 10 Spruce
st. New York. au;sl-ly
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Blowing our horn for all we are worth! I'm
derWear, this time. and grand values Goods
valued at 81 and S1.25 now 60 for S9c
1a1,6 FRANC 4 Son, One Price Cor 7th and d.
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An Invention Making Sewing Pastime,
Wheeler Il Wilson's New HIGH Arm No. O.
1T charms on sight. Its use enraptures
Ofhcc i37 9Th street northwest. oI1-tr
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1Oc. Royal Glue! Palais Royal. d2S-Ir

"Rockbridge Rye finest made, 81 per gal.
Ion; 81 quart bottle LYSCa'S. 404 9Th st. Il. W.
sl-m&ftr
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NCAR Load OF PICKLES 1t Lasimer & S,osn's
lazy u street, ut II o'clock tomorrow morning,
in barrels from !, 200 to 1900 esch,-Adut
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ELEoAsTLY furnished rooms at the Elsmere.
laos II strect-AdvG
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Short Breath, Palpitation Pain in Chest
Weak or Faint Spells, &c, cured by DIR. Miles
New Heart Cure Sold at
Str MERITS DRUG Store 1OI4 r At
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s.. Heller, 72O 9TH St. is making a
specially in ladies' and children's Hair Cutting,
Shampooing and Dandruff Cure. d30-5ts
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CAlsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER il. 1891.
Trans leave daily from nvn station ID. anu }.
cah ard q streets.
Ihrou.h the gfEnd,si sceDery Ia America with the
hsu-oliSl ana nJ,t Coln iete solid Iran serN8cs
Wet iTosu WASHINGTON
40 y. u..--''Ciuc unati Fast Line" solid Train
Na-nngiou without Csau-e. arf4yInx a
C.ncInnau at - 10 a. H., ting TIE Juion d-lOt
Tor Il4didnApo.ls. II. LOUIS. g. - - - -
Il 10 ,.sll. IL, famous n. Nv Nestlbue lainit.d -
q solid NcstibG.c WITH lining for Cnr IaIst.
ONO Lexington and i0gieyiie. ky. arriving al On
cnuati at o. - L. I.. IsNlItoL o. - pm. otisAliis
$50 D. n couiiectlug EiOu ocIots tor al JtIns.
n M AIRES sor totduIsA .l. Inariol tt-yllie.
I,lclld " IA uesLUrO, stauIItOn ana grncI "a r.
Id :, y ~ va r. r. andP. hallway and RE hnlo nd to
OF Point ,'ort:oli and NOrfoik-ONLl RAIL LiAE-
Iu.pan ,oratlls and Iscsets ColaIaI . Dflcez
o.; aud ls2l t,lIla. ave
MOTT n v. FULLER. Gen1 PASSENGER Ascent.
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RALrINoEE AND ONO RAILROAD.


Schedule in effect December N. 1851.
Leave Washington trun staten rusuer New jersey
- 0teuag AID & street
tcr chicago anu Northwest. .e@iihGied Limited Tx
Prs tfsll2s ID 80 a. IA. ; II I'm. IA. 5.
lut tlEtnnati, ~. LOUIS. ana Ind. annapolis. Yssti-
buled Limited 3..su. express 4 40 l.t4I- q 4.y.
tor il,is!urg and Cleveland, sAgEsss slAs IL soA-
N. ana -. - pm.
Tor Lexington and Stanton. no scam.
Tor hti4c4aes1et aud way stations. 70 80 D. m.
Tor Lufay. 80. =. 5p.m.
for Roanoke. kno1Niiie Ghlttanuoga aud Meint,Ai.
II. ~ m caily sieeig AZ car through.
tSV. aB.41.U:e-l. AcO3. $40. .tu ln.tsl s-tuiu-
ute A. "a, hl2oN, ~. 40. 4. ~. X 80. r:Lli & -
| At-N. 4oi. to-oh 45-mlnute-l. A.. TO- ~ -. 5Sl.
Nt -. h.y' o. n. o., 80. Al 10 rnI lbp IA.
Sundays. a4.uj. tSUO. a.p-m4nu.sj ANuB. = ~ ~ n,
Nio.ur. AJiifuis's1 NletR l.NN, A.. 81 A. "a
3D. Adj. 100, 1B-innuiesl. A.. AZ. ND ~. 0..bO
XsuO. H ~. xil 30, II. b o
toE Aansiosis, 20 atd y B. n.. IL. 10 and 4 =
| Pm. sundays. :. 20 a-il.. !. 81 pm.
tor fr-deTicA. 1il-30 a. m. Il. -. fs.3o. tsag
nm
For Hace-stown. no 40 A. m and 81 30 pm.
| ROl Al BILL LINZ FOR MEN YORK AND PHIL
For Iliiadelphia. Ncw lork. Boston, ana tie east,
| daily 4.u5. 500. tiV.to. bininE can AN. la
noon. = 40 % -. Dlnins Carr. Ul.sO Sleeping
Car, open AZ 1900 o'ciock.)
BaItl PArlor Cars On ali day trains
tur Boston. - 20 EAl with Pa imam Buffet Sle-'r
ns Al running through TO Boston without rbana-,
VA fcGghk'eI sic bridge. landing Iasslsers rs aud
Tor Atiantlc CITY 4o5 10. 90 and T. 90 noon Sun
| days -.uD a. and II noon.
10. time Of suburban tables. to be bal
| OF al q set agents.
tExoepi sunday. Daily. gsunday only.
xfNprt-ss tralns.
BAGGAGE called for and he, he from hotels and resi-
dences 10y Union Transfer -. urirrs icI ticket
oincys' 3,y ana i&oi Ia ave. sn4 =. depot
/ cen Mnnager Tdl4l tseu las. AT
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TaY IL OscE.
and the baking powder
in your pantry
will always be
CLEvELAND'S.
1t does the most WORK.
and the best work.
and. best OF all.
i. is perfectly wholesome.
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TOE WGsHISGToS DRESS BEEF
Goto JOIN r. kELLY. Center Market, 2,h ST. wing
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LOCAL MENTION.


roEEcGsT TsTL FIGHT ?. =. TUESDAY.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-04

No NEED To SUrrrn
From Corns, Bunion- or lng.owing Nails. We cure
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-04
Do You Pay CASH,

If Won buy for cash visit GRASTY'S DOUBLE
STORES. 1910 and 1912 9TH st. w. Furniture,
Carpets, Oilclo;h and Window Shades, China, Glass
Lamps, Tin. Stove Ware. Nothing sold on install
ment. People coming IRON al! parts o. the city. None
away dissatisfied. Money refunded for anything
not satisfactory. We do business right or not at all
Honesty RON principle. not POLICY. Cur motto We
believe any person who nissepresens. either in effect
sale writing advertisement. will steal 1t
makes difference how ridiculous the price name
have the goods and you get them as long
get them oft. Extension Table, 1855 CIT. Cluster
lex Table, 40. lari-wide Carpet. 121s. 90 .oc. sc.
eood one. soc. rood Rocking Chair. 81. Willow
Chairs. 81. 30 to SO Cottontop Mattress, e.. %
Real CURED Hair Mattress. 81. 30. Vou can't buy
fhe for less than SIS. Initial Tuniblers. 81
dozen. Silyer-piated Nare-Spoons. Knives. Forks
&C. J6rIiece Decorated Tea Set, 81 %. Dinner Sets
So. 9S 10 $40. In fact, We en- furnish Your house
from top to bottom except stoves. Any quantity
Fancy Goods for presents Don't read this and throw
it ASIDE. but make note and come don't ray
for advertisements to nislead deceive you have
the goods and want your trade. All ask Of you is to
come and see.