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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21
MRS. LoGAN's RECEPTION.
Veterans and Their Wives Throng Her
Home ut Calumet Place.


Home ut Calumet Place.
1t seems to be q case Of spoons between Mrs.
Logan and the American public-at least that
is what part OF her guests last night at CAL
met place plainly manifested. just after her
reception had reached its wanted degree Of
brilliancy Maj. John d. Billings, commander Of
John A. Logan Post of Cambridge. Mass,
stepped forward among a group Of his COM
rades, and in O most felicitious speech pre-
sented to Mrs. Logan a dozen Massachusetts
souvenir spoons encased in hands ONE case as
little token of the admiration and affect ton
his post entertained for her. Mrs. Logan made
reply in a sweet. gentle way, accepting
the gift and thanking them for il in the neatest
kind OF q way. This little incident WAS only
one OF several happening during the even
ing. The W. r. c. Of Missouri presented her
with an album containing photographs Of all
the members Of the department Of that state
Tho Cambridge and the Evanston. ILL.,, boys
were the urhers and masters Of ceremonies for
the evening. They performed their duties
without a hitch.
Calumet place never looked better. All the
front OF tho mansion was draped in flags The
hedges round the garden and the shrubbery
were twinkling with lights under colored
globes and string of japanese lanterns en-
circled all the grounds The porticos we're
hung with strings of lights until it made
canopy OF twinkling stars. Big calcium
lights made all the dark corners as bright a.
day. The scene in every respect was enchant-
ing
The line of guests began to arrive about s
O'Clock and never ceased till near midnight.
Mrs. Logan met them inside her drawing
room, where she had large company Of friends
to assist her. She was all animation and looked
very handsome in a simple gown of lilac silk.
She had assisting her Mrs. Alger, Mrs john A.
Logan, jr., Miss Ager, Mrs. William Bailey Of
Seattle, Mrs N. r. NJ. Wallace of Chicago, Mrs.
Rea OF Minneapolis, Mrs A. C.. Matthews and
Mrs. Walsh OF st. Louie, Mrs. Dalzell, Mrs.
Dixon, Miss Clara Barton, Miss Draddox and
Mrs. Tucker. Maj. Tucker, Master Logan
Tucker and Mr. John A. Logan. jr., assisted by
Mr.. Batty, were the hosts of the occasion. The
house was fragrant with fine roses in every
direction. The interest of the visitors
naturally conferred in the Logan
Memorial hall, through which they passed to
reach the conservatory, and then to the garden
again. Many Of the ladies' came in evening
dress. The gathering in the parlors was de-
cidedy pleasant in the sense that nearly every
BODY knew their neighbor and conversation was
general.
After the fireworks down town the company
was increased threefold. The last hour of the re-
ception was also made glorious by fireworks. A
ret piece right in front Of the garden gate was o
welcome" f'0nked on either side by q. A. r..
and W. II. G. badges. The Nary Logan Cadets
we're among the first guests. The little girls
were tired and went to their barracks carly.
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ALEXANDRIA.

The Grand ARMY week has been one Of great
interest in Alexandria.
The Eighty eighth Pennsylvania Regimentnl
Association of Veterans has been located here,
where it did guard duty during the late war,
and many veterans have renewed many old as
socaiions of that time.
The Mount Vernon Electric Car Company
has gotten its line running on the streets and
will run to Mount Vernon in few DAYS.
Postmaster Agnew has been nominated for
Congress by the republicans of this district.
The confederate veterans attended last even
ing the funeral of John Nishtengill, who was
u confederate drummer boy
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CITY AND DISTRICT
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

AIsAuaH's OPERA HoUsE.-Chas Dickson in
Hlncog"
NATIONAL THEArER--Annie Lewis in "A
Nutmeg Match"
AcaDEsY OF MusIc--"Eight Bells"
HARRIs' BrJoU THEAIER.-N S. Wood in
"Out in the Streets"
KxRNANs LYcEUN THEATTR-Wm. Null
doon's Athletic School aud the Henry Burlesque
Company.
IHk BATTLE Oh GErIvssURo.-l5th street and
Chic avenue
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EXCURSION TOMORROW.

Mt. vERSoS.-Steamers every hour from 8
Am to pm
RIVER vIEw.-Steamer Pentz at IL a. m. and
SIS pm
BErmEsDk PARK.-Taks Tonleytovn cars
TsLLT-Ho CoAcH--51l 18th street northwest,
trips 70 Arlington. Soldiers Home and Cabin
John bridge. 10 a m. and 2 pm.
GLEN ECHo.-Take TenIeytowu cars.
FORTRESS MONROE AND NoRFoLK.-Steamers
leave at pm
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GEN. PALMER DELIGHTED.
Satisfied with the Parade and All the Local
Arrangements.


e@usneu WIN the Parade ana All the Local
Arrangements.
! After standing nearly eieht hours in the re-
viewing stand Gen John Palmer ~. .or,-
r,ond.e-;n.h;., L.. s..,;. ~. wi" u
" ei, e' es"e ""s pretty wen
nred out. DE did not feel able to attend Mrs.
Logan's reception as he intended to and SO re-
manned quietly at his quarters in the Ebbitt
and retired TO bed at an early hour.
There was, however, perhaps no happier man
in the city last evening than Gen. Palmer. and
when STAR reporter called to see him he Was
fairly bubbling over with enthusiasm He felt
prouder than ever of the Grand Army h...rs.
Of the splendid disnIav that IL Ind made Ths
grandest procession. be asserted. that had AVER
been Witnessed
He was delighted with the decor.t;or. q, N.
city, with the Cordial hospitality of the citizen.
and with the splendid work performed by the
citizens committee
sp,rsn,n spvor.c,r
r.. .,..,I. az
'.o =. ~. ,''aue as ne looe aions'
ne said' was one tnat nad never before been
witnessed and was never again likely to be re-
peated. Certainly, be remarked. never again
would such o large number Of Grand ARMY men
be brought together II was the largest parade
the Grand Army had ever held and The display
made wns WORTHY of tho reception nroyideS nv
the citizens. Gen. Palmer expressed bis graft
proved to be SO successful.
He said that all the department commanders
had Endorsed the plan and the approval of the
.nen AZ ino was ihoica'eo, ne tnouGnt, by the
nm ,s,h strse. Sa1n.n n.nh; 0V ny; 70 pass
men easily resumed the double Column and tim.
passed In review before him.
THE TIME OCCUPIED.
Gen. Palmer mounted his horse shortly after
q O'clock Tho ,ar.da u.s o,dor.d % etc.,
o.oo W 'N,i. ~, -
'''o ""u quar'of vi an hour io'er ne gave tne
oroeI anu tne procession began 10 move Inc
marching from mat time was practically con-
unuous until 6SO, when the last organization
passed bis stand The time actually occupied
Dy the parade was, therefore, eight hours and
the naraSe G.n peIrar stooJ ea..ir h;1n ".us
however. Mt intervals by leaning against the bact
ola chair. His aids made careful count Of the
marching column by files and they estimated
that the total number OF mon in line was be-
tween 66, 600 and $1,000, by all odds the largest
number that has ever taken part in Grand
Army parade.
Gen. Palmer realizes that in all human prob
ability that the high water mark in the growth
OF this organization has been reached. The ra-
ito OF deaths, he says, is increasing remarkably
fast.
lie hnds that In the Soldiers Home, where
ne Is member OF the board OF managers, the
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WHENEVER I SEE HOODS sARSAPARILLA
w now I want To how and sav

WHENEVER I SEE HOODS sARsAPARILIA
w now want to bow and say
THANK YOU.'
was badly effected with ECZEMA and sCROFULA
SORES covering almost the whole Of one side Of my
face. nearly TO the top of my head. Running sores
discharged from both cara Ny eyes were very bad.
the EYELIDS SO SORE II was painful opening or
closing them For nearly year Was deaf. Invent
10 the hospital and had operation performed for the
removal Of . cataract from eye One day my sis-
ter brought me
HOODS sARsAPARILLA,
which cook and gradually began to feel better and
stronger, and slowly the my eyes and in my
ears healed. can hear and ses 40 we'll = ever
Mrs. AMANDA PAISLEY. 176 Lander Street. New
burgh. N. y.
HOODS PILLS cure all liver nls. jaundics. sick
hsa6 che. biiouansa. sour stomach. nausea
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Special Excursion to Gettysburg.

FIVE hoNhS On THk BATTLEFIELD.
Leave Baltimore and Ohio station. New Jer-
sew avenue and G street, at 500 q. m. Thursday
September p; arrive Gettysburg at LOO d. m. |,
and leave or return trip at 500 pm, arriving
Warrington at 1000 pm.
bound-trip faro, S335
Tor tickets call at Baltimore and Ohio ofices
SO and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue. and at
depot-AdrI
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Leave Baltimore and Ohio station, New Jer-
sey avenue and street, at 500 am Thursday.
September %; arrive Gettysburg at Zoo u. m,
and leave on return trip at 500 D. m, arriving
Washington at 90 pm
Round-trip fare, 1886.
For tickets call at Baltimore and Ohio Offices
6ls and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, and Al
depot-Adut.
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Bgs1oss AND Coass-SrnAxar.s
b dE sSSs s; sos &; s His e i' sss
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kxeursions to the Bsfti~dlelds via Pennsyl-
vania Railroad

Ticket. now on sale. good to return until Dc
toesr :. Richmond. IS 80. Gettysburg. $685..
- eciAl trains for Richmond will leave 9th
sutet and Virginia avenue on list 22d 23,i
l4th, 18th and 10th mt 73O A. m and for (ietty,-
bcrS on same dates will leave 9Th street and
Mary land avenue at 7am.-Adrt.
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Fast and Frequent Trains to Baltimore via
ID. andO H. r.

Thirty regular trains daily and numerous
special trains in addition September 10 and 20.
Tickets sold for el.20 for round trip from Sep
TENDER IS to "a, good TO return until October
10. Maryland veterans win come to Washing
ton via the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.- DOT
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Battlefield Excursions via Pennsylvania
Railroad.

GETTYSBURG AND RETURN. S3
Special trains will be run on 2lst 22d. 23d.
oath, 25th and Goth to either Of the above points
Tickets, good to return until October i. now
on sale.
Special trains for Richmond will leave 9Th
street and Virginia avenue at 80 a. M, and for
Gettysburg will leave 9th street and MARYLAND
avenue at a. m, same dates.-AduI
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tried the CURICURA REMEDIES and they did
everything for the. Ny head ard body were covered
with some kind OF sores and tried almost everything
could think of. and finally tried the doctor hut
nothing helped me. After reading your advertise
ment. thought would try cUTlCURA REMEDIES.
ecuSht the CUTIcURA. cutie RA SOAP ana the
CuTlCURA REsoLvENT. and on. week after
besan using them my sores dried NJ. and have not
had them since. MRS. L A. JONES.
Mcintosh. Gs.
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A SUBSCRIPTION, TO HE STAR during En-
campmert week. sent anywhere in the United
States, outside of Washington, costs only fifteen
Encampmsnt.
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LOCAL MENTION
Tho Weather

rcRycAsr TILT p. NJ THURSDAY
For the pistric: OF Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia, threatening weather; light rains;
saTrrsr Thursday. ea,terly winds.
High water. Low water.
s:11 an 7sSs pm 1.27 am. l;44 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21

From September IS to "a, inclusive. via B.
and o. r. 4. Tickets, e1.2o for round trip.
good to return until October 10. Thirty trains
daily. Maryland GA. R veterans win travel
via d. and O.-Adut
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Postage on The Star

/. The postage on q sixteen or twentv-paee sr.r
10 two cents. Papers not having full postage on
them will not be forwarded by the Post oaice
Department.
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Postage ON the Star.

The postage on q sixteen or twenty-paee
STAR Is two cents Papers not having full
postage OH them will not be forwarded BY the
fost Once DepAr tmsnt
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CHa. x.sprn,s old-:ime Madeira.

SIMPLE in composition. safe in application
sure in result. Niinots Dentifrice, the ideal
tooth ard month wash. IL never disappoints,
eleanses aad sweetens. 25c. everywhere
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sent Grand Army friend during Encampment
Week. 1t will be brimming with interestino
matter, will present q complete history Of ths
Encampment, and viii cost only fifteen cent
for the week.
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@. A. p DrcoRKrIoSs and Flags. Buildings
Decorated VI. g. COPELAND h Co., 400 lIth H. V.
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SUBSCRIPTION TO The STAR during En-
campment Week. sent anywhere in the United
States, outside of this city, costs only fifteen
Encampment
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CARPETS CLEhSKD by the EMPIRE CARPET
Norrs ssl-6S5 Mass ave. NV, are made moth
proof free Of charge. Telephone 1851
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CArAaRH. Asthma. DEAYNKss.-Dr. Lishthill
residence. Nl1 K street northvest-Id.f
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ARTISTIC AND GrARASrEED.-Silver Filings
81 cents. Platina. 81. Nery best Teeth So
T. S. DENTAL ASSOCIATIONS, eth and ID.
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n susscHIPTIOS TO TRE STAR daring En-
eArnI uent Week, sent anywhere in the United
nta'e>. outside of Washi-s- on. costs only fifteen
EncampmenI
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Fan STYLKs Meas Derby Hats, all shapes
black or brown. fine felt. sl.5O and 50, extra
vslJs A. ]. LEwIs. 49, 7th It.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

THE SOUTHERN TALLY-Ho COACH LINE. 5ll
j. l:Hh .; NJ daily Arlington. Soldiers Home
round trlp AL visitors should ride our great sir-
IN land tally no. sas-ltus
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hsAdAehs. DruSgis,s,2 sc.-As.
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Tho postage on sixteen or twenty-pase SrAA
II two cents. Papers not having full postage on
them viii not be forwarded by the Post Office
Department.
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FOR WALL PAPER. Window Shades, Room
holdings and Interior Uniting and Decorating
70 to K ". HENDEEsoS
Ills T St NV
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BAH Rates to baltimore via u. and o.
lieket- on sale from September IS TO "a good
70 return until October %, sOr 81 20 for round
mp The Baltimore and Ohio is the ONLY As
MI ute line TO baltimore. The Baltimore and
ch'o Is Maryland veterans route to the en-
CAM nent-Adut
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COVERED WITH SORES.
TRIED THE DOCTOR AND ALMOST EVERY.
THING COULD THINK OF But MOTH
ING HELPED ME-

THOUGHT WOULD TRY cUTIcURA RENE
DIES. IN ONE WEEK I WAS CURED.
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% n X PBoEoSKAPHs-ovsr IS wurth-in
"Hsroes In Bronze end Marble a: the National
Capital and Mrs. President Harrison .l.pe.b
lainung VI "a White House Orchid with
DemcFest- Famil' Magazine for October. al
FOR 20 cents A; all news stands. Take one home
with you as q souvenir-Adyf.
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Consult DIR. Hartley, the great specialist,
Baltimore. ee20-5t
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1t is reported that Gov Flower has contrib
utod $40, 900 to the democratic campaign fund.
80 600 majority.
On Saturday night Mr.. Whitelaw Reid spoke
at the Union League Club reception in Brook
lyn. Six thousand uniformed men were in
line.
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Low RATS TO BALTIMORE VIA d. AND O. r. II.
Tickets for Si.@0 for ronntl trip from Wash
tng;on sOld from September IS 10 "a. inclusive
good 10 return uI.;l October 10. inelusiye.-Ad
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Souvenirs Of Washington.
Many choice designs Of Silver Tea and Coffee
Spoons and numerous novelties in gold and sill
ver. Large stock Of Pocket and Table Cutlery
It, WALFoRDs. ATT Pa. ave. NV.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

BETHESDA PARK.
Two performances daily.
2and Bpm.
Interesting and Thrilling Exhibition OF the Life and
Sports of the Great Wild West.
Cowboys Riding Buckinx Mustsngs
Slick Ropng Of Wild Steers
Fancy Shooting. Revolver Juggling
Expert Riding By Ladies and Indians.
1ron-jAwed Man. Performing Bear.
Take Electric cars at end Of cable line sd aud NJ
SIS. usnsfer to Bethesda cars right Of station at
terminus-
sell ADMISSION FREE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21

Jno R. Carmody, chairman Of the informa-
ton committee, has been called away from the
city by the sudden death Of . near relation ut
Utica N Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21

Toe. Royal Headache Powder.
Headaches cured while you wait" Druggista.
aul2
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Marriage Lic4nses.
Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: Richard H.
Hillsman Of Amelia county. Va, and Susie E.
Walthall Of Prince Edward county. Va; John
Frischholz and Helen Schnefer; Chas. A. Kram
and Willie B. Cason: J. l. Tucker and Ida V.
Morton Of Baltimore, Md; c. H. Jones and
Minnie n. Gilbert Of Gettysburg, Pa; George
Allen and Marian II. Gray
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CITY ITEMS.
You Can BE Suited.


You Can Be Suited.
II you have made up your mind to send in
an order for the Par1or Suite you have been
thinking over for the past month or more l
will be pleased to give you choice Of selection
from nv elaborate stock at such low figures
that you will deem it a waste of time to look
elsewhere. "Cash down" Is not necessary.
JOHN Ridden, The Accommodator.
1t SIS It'll st. NV.
Gypsey's Gift
Gypsey's Gift
Gypsey's Gift Cures Rheumatism.
Gypsey's Gift
Gypyey's Gift
Gypsey's Gift se2l-6t
Souvenirs Of Washington.
Many choice designs Of Silver Tea and Coffee
Spoons and numerous novelties in gold and sill
ver. Large stock Of Pocket and Table Cutlery
IT, WALFoRD's. ATT Pa. ave. NV.
A Hearty Welcome
And the best lines Of Mems Furnishings and
Hats await you at
Comrade HENRY FRAxos,
One price. [se2o-2tl Cor. It'll and D.
Consult DIR. Hartley, the great specialist,
for Catarrh and Deafness. 326 N. Eutaw st.,
Baltimore. se2o-5t
Say, YoungMan, have you girl? II not,
get one, indulge her appetite for Whites Yucca
tan Gum and We guarantee the rest select
Individual Lasts . lasting in Footwear.
se17-6ts ]. e. HANoRl, 2O7 AZ 1t NV
Telephone 1890. Domestic SEWING
Machine Co.. H For Repairing and Renting
se6-20t
1Oc. Royal Headache Powder.
Headaches cured while you wait" Druggista
au12
&. Heller, TO 7th ct. a. W., Il making Q sps-
ctAlty In Ladies and Chldrsn's Hair CUTTING
and ShampOoing; also cures Dandru6. my20-tr
Elixir Babek cures al malsrial diseases
None Name It But to Praise.
Wheeler + wilcon's New High Arm No }.
A marvel Of ightasss and swiftness.
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Byx1oss AND CoaxalSrnAxorss
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an exquisite skin Beautner externally Instantly re
neve and speedily every disease and huul1r o,
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Infancy TO age. from IiInp.es to scIo:ula
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Buxr's Pipsi.Sewa cures kidney and bladder
a eases.-AdrL
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Sold EVERYWHERE. Price. CUTICrRl. sor SOAP.
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S3 81. To Gettysburg and Return % 81
Wa PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAp

VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAp,
Round-trip tickets to Gettysburg will be sold
by Pennsylvania railroad from 18th to SOth
good to return until the 9Th, at %. IS for the
round trip.
Special train will leave Washington from new
station at 9Th and Virginia avenue at Ia. m from
the 2lst to 26th inclusive. Returning, leave
Gettysburg at $40 p.m.--Adut.
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&. Heller, TO It'll st. n. w., IL making sps-
ctAlty In Ladies' and Chldrsn's Hair Cutting
and EhampOoing; also cures Dandrua my20-tr
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NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. SPIN
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
The Young American comedienne.
MISS ANNIE LEWIS.
In William Haworth's Novel Play of New England
Life.
"A NUTMEG MATCH"
Magnificent Scenery and Effects. including the most
Startling Sensation ever presented
THE PILE DRIVER IN FULL OPERATION.
Week of Sept 25-AcRoss THE POTOMAC sal-ti
T ,UNcH,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE
YOUNG LADIES OF CLASS %
OF CALVARY BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL,
THE coTH. 2lsT AND a2D OF SEPTEMBER.
IN THE LECTURE ROOM OF THE CHURCH,
Cor. s,h and II SIS NV.
selo-3t FROM 1870 TO 2.3oPM
Z ERNAN'S LYCEUM THEATER
N pennsylvania ave. and 1lth 81.
THIS wEEK-MATISEE EVERY DAY.
wM. MULDooN
And his athle &c school, in junction with the
HENRY COMPANY.
800 to any man whom Muidoon or Roeber fails to
throw in five minutes.
NEXT wEEk-Joe Goddard. the Australian cham
pion. ssIo-st
EXTRA GAR: ATTRACTION.
~ week OF September 10.
HARRIS ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Baltimore. Nd.
The Famous War Drama
WHITE SQUADRON.
With the original New York Do not fail to en-
Joy visit to this thrilling realistic play Of the war
HARRIS BIJoU THEArER
Week commencing MONDAY. SEPTEMBER ID
GRAND SPECIAL MONDAY MATINEE
The Fsvorits Young Actor.
N. g. WOOD.
Presenting His Great Success
OUT IN THE STREETS.
AGAR load of special sosnsry. St. P.trick's cashe-
dral Across the river Of nrs. Hospital ward in the
tOmbs. Grand Central depot 10
Next week-sIBERIA ml7M
Mr. ALLAN DE G. MUELLER, INSTRUCTOR
AVA OF dancing and department at the o. s. Naval
Academy ana member Of the American Society Of
& IF s.
eclock p. m: Circulars At the scademy. HssoS,o
PAsoRAnA
RATTLE OF aErTYsBuao.
T TIE. SS$#E A. r
OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING
18Th strsst. two blocu bslev o. q rssssuy.
LECTURE BY ooNRADR oHAR
Who received IS wounds b ths bstsls. sslA
GRAND CONCERT SUNDAY x1ozr
.l74. And every a Is q Sa m; u. ....
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HOW Ny BACK ACHES,

BABY's Skin and Scalp purified and beautifed by
CCT1CURA SOAP. Absolutely uure.
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Say, Monaghan, have you girl? II not
get one, indulge her appetite for Whites Yuca-
tan Gum and We guarantee the rest. select
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-21

None Name It But to Praise.
Wheeler + Wilson's New High Arm Nal.
A marvel Of ishtnsss and sWiftness
1aH Ofhes Isl 9th sk nv
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Telephone 1890. Domestic Sewing
Machine Co.. H. For Repairing and Renting
no6-2Ot
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REisrSoEn's IcE CREAn. 23j G ct. NV.
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he'd very severe case o, what the doctors called
ring worm OF toitsr on my foot After trying several
OF the best physicians for year without benent
wasinduoed to try. yoar CCTICCRA REMEDIES.
which completely cured me.
JOHN c. SHoFNER Nashville, Tenn