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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-07-25
ACCIDENT ON THE SHORE LINE.
Engineer and Fireman Perhaps Fatally
Injured.

NEW LONDON, July 25.-The Shore
Line passenger express, due here at II 20,
was derailed at South Lime at 9:31 to-
day. The locomotive and three cars left
the track. Engineer George Miner of
Hartford received injuries that will
probably prove fatal. The fireman,
whose name could not be learned, was
also seriously injured. The accident
was caused by a misplaced frog.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-07-25
"a STRONG PULL"

40 driver of the mighty deep,
What sport can equal thine,
The dolphin weighs thousand tons,
That pulls thine anchor line.
But we have stronger pull upon trade,
and greater attraction over the minds
of our customers.
As leaders we are Offering Hammocks,
Ice Cream Freezers, Lawn Mowers, Lawn
Rakes, Sprinklers, MOsquit" Netting
Window Screens, Screen Doors, Rubber
Hose and Reels, Bicycles. Call and see how
we'll we are anchored.
=. J. Bolan,
0O-04 BANK STREET,
Telephone 1874.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-07-25
LOCAL LINES.

The best groceries, fruit and vegetables
and prompt and polite attention, all a
LADD'S grocery.
Dr q. w. q. Frost, III Bank street.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-07-25
WORLD or SPORTS.
Acmes Wallop the Brass Citys Withou
Conjunction.

Computation.
The special feature of the picnic of
the Young Mems fourth Ward Demo-
cratic club, on the West End grounds
Saturday, was the base ball game be-
tween the AGNES and Brass Citys. The
latter showed lack of practice and piled
up errors at an alarming rate, while
their pitcher was Ineffective. The score
tells the story:
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-07-25
THUNDER SHOWERS, WARMER.

OmcIAl weather Predictions For To-Day
and Tomorrow.
NEW YORK, July 25.-For Connecti-
cut until 8 p. m. Tuesday: Fair,
thmndnr shownrs this awning warmer
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-07-25
Reid & Hughes
Bargain Events Continued
Continuing our Department
Reductions we give To-day
the following prices.

Parasols still further reduced. We put
them in two lots at soc and $1.50 respec-
lively. They have got to go.
Ladies' Gauntlet Gloves in tans and
browns only, regular price 81, now 5Oc.
Lisle Thread anC Taffeta Gloves, in tans
and black, the 25c quality for TIC, and
the SOC quality for 25c.
We make the following very low prices
on Ladies' White Skirts viz: 5Sc from Toe
and zoe from 81.
Children's Jersey Waists, sizes s to IL
years at 100, regular 25c.
Ladies' Isle Thread Vests in white and
ecru, at 25c from SOC.
rB- Store closes Monday, Thursday
aud Friday evenings at 6 o'clock,
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-07-25
j. G.. RINDSKOPF
Y SOUTH MAIN STREET. Opp R. E. to Postof6ce.

Every Fan in stock AT COST
Every pair of Summer Fabric Gloves in our stock
AT COST.
Every garment of Summer Underwear for ladies and children
gauze and ribbed cotton isle and silk stock AT COST
Every ladies' Apron in stock AT COST
In fact article of goods stock AT COST
We do not want to carry any goods from season to
and this is bonafde statement If bust
without misrepresentation will close up shop
w When you offered gold dollar for cents it is
very likely counterfeit.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-07-25
Miller \ Peck.
Great cut in Ladies' WrapI ers
Suits and Tea Gowns

AT 81 SO.
so percale Suits in stripes and figures, sold
this season at 50 rs, our price now $1.95.
AT $1.58.
25-S Suits made of Amazon Cloth, good
styles, would be cheap at So 25, our
price now $1.59.
AT 80 CENTS.
100 Cambria Wrappers, good styles and
design and we'll made, would sell quick
at $1.25, our price to close SOC.
Heavy cut in ladies' and mems Furnishings
AT 10 CENTS.
so dozen Aprons, lace trimmed, tucked,
hemmed and fancy, worth from 25c to
$50. We want to make a stir, hence
the price 100.
Ferris "Good Sense" Corset Waists.
A large assortment in all sizes for ladies'
and children at very low prices.
AT 20 CENTS.
rs dozen Mems fast black Half Hose worth
Csc, our price 19c.
ls'Shade Depal tment, at 335c.
200 Opaque Shades with fringe, sold al.
ways at soc, now 33Bc.
AT IS CENTS.
100 dozen Shades, dado border, the oppor-
tunity of the season, good value at Csc.
| now 35c.
The limited space does not give us
chance to enumerate one quarter the bar
gains we are displaying at this time.
|M111ou a nno1x
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glasa, I. woLTSoT.

Gouoerneur, nod iont elm Menfd,
3tpingen, Sonntags bic Wirtbl1aften
gu i6lieBen unb tpenn er nod breimal
10 groB unb bid als COB. 0ogg tpdre.
Wir regieren uns ielber. SaB bie beiz
ben 9erren ibren unbeionnenen S9ritt
leBt f6on bereuen, brau6e id) tpobl
taum gu iagen. SIM 9lQgemeinen
wirb bieier unbeba1te 8orfau bon
nnierer Beb6lferung ber6ammt.
Nm II. Suli ftarb Grau Mnna So
banna &unfel, geb. Ga6ner, nod fur
5em &rantenlager auf ibrer Garm etua
s Meilen BON bier in, @ebirge, int
55. 2ebensiabre. Grau &nnfel binz
terldBt ibren @atten 9errn Gbriit.
&unfel nebit 5 @inbern.
9lm ID. Suli itarb Marsaretba 6alm
i'm n. 2ebensiabre in Stem 8raumfels
am S9lagflub. Trau 6alm, bic
SHUTTER unieres Sberiffs, mar in benz
ebemalisen 9er3oetbum 9saFau sebos
rem unb fam idon i'm Sabre 1845 nod
seras. Sic binterldBt ibren trauerns
ben Gbegatten un6 6 sfinber, (ein
Sobn itarb Oor etipa a6t Sabren) gn=
tel unb Gnfelsfinber. Den 6inters
bliebenen meim innigites 8eileib, unh
Der 5obten cine ianfte &ube!
j. 6. 8ui6.
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Macrlci.

= Sas @ampzMeeting Der Jarmers
NQian3 bon 8erar @ountp inn 3iperlibe
parf, 1T er0fnet luprben. @apt. 8.
so. popr unb 81. 90, Coleman fiibren
bic 2eitung.
: Samitas yia9t murbe Dugo
Sdiibe at Der @de bon 0ietoriaz unb
WtatagOrba zStraBe bon smei Nesern
angefallen, bic i'm nit einem @afir<
mefertattadirten unb einen S6nitt am
9lrm beibra6ten. S6iibe fennt feline
9lngreifer ni6t.
= Oils bemofratii6er &ongreBs aans
bibat 1T StaatSsSenator u. %. 6ou>
ton aufgetreten. Seine &anbi6atur
bdngt natiirlid BON Der Domination
auf Der 2lanO aonpention ab.
= 9err &. 86lder purbe am Mons
tag gfa9mittag in Der 5olebabftrabe
aus bem Suggp genorfen, blieb nit
einem SUR in ben Spei6en bdngeu
unb ipurbe einen balben 8lod peit aui
Der StraBe geidleift. ST erlitt i6mers.
bate Terlebungen i'm @eiid)t unb am
aopfe.
= Die i'm Sau bssrifene Saae bes
ct. Sofepbs gereins idrda
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gegeniiber bon unferer Office, uir6 elm
fattli6es, stueiit0diges @ebaube. gs
bat cine Sront bon 81 SUB unb 1T 80
TuB tief. Ser Seller bat eine 60be
BON 8 SUB; Der erfte @tod, amei aes
rdumige @ei6dftsIotale urb Separatz
@ingang gum 8ereinslotaIe, ift IA SUB
bod, tpdbrenb Der Saal i'm apeiten
Stodnert II SUB bod, 38 SUB brett
unb 80 SUB tief tpirb. SIM stpeiten
@todpert beiinben lid neben benz Gaal
nit 8iibne nod mebre @efeaf6aftsz
3lmmer nnb brei na6 Der NebenitraBe
tlbrenbe 3immer gum 8ermietbem. Ser
gau tpiro nnter 2eitung Der Girma
gaulp & Dielmann ausgefibrf unb
Mnfang Oftober bollenbet fein.
Sa leien mir in benz 6omftoner
geri9t unieres Morgenblattes iiber
eine SenfationssNffaire, bic bier ibren
urfprung bate: Public sympathy is
all with the young people," Siefe
Mrt Der offentli6en Spmpatbie bat
i9on bielen Sdaben angeri9tet. Sic
6hentli6e Spmpatbie ipielt bier3uIanbe
iiberbaupt cine gu srobe @one unb be-
ipegt lid meiltens in falf9en 8abnen.
2Hdbrenb ben gltern eineS iungen, unz
erfabrenen Ndb6ens Oh ibrer 3ufumft
fait bas 9ers bre6en mill, erfIdrt lid
bic onentli9e Meinuns fir lie, bic al
bag 9er3leib unb bic Sorge gei6affen.
9!ln9t bas nidt ipie 9obn !? Mber
Sieles. ipas unnatiirli6, uni6idli6 lit,
gegen Site, &e6t unb GeieB perf0bt,
erfreut li9 : leiber = Der 6ffentiidert
Spmpatbie.
permann @6terboff unb &arl
Wabni6affe erlangten i'm Diltrittge=
ri6te ibre speiten NaturaliiationseY Yaz
piere.
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GS rettet bic 1inSer.

Mr. 6. $. Sbawen DON @ellspiae,
aanias, iagt: rMit 8ergniigen fpre9e
i'd bon ben guten @irfungen, tpel9e
@bamberlains &oIits, Gboleraz unb
9iarrboesMittel in meimer 6amilie lett
IA Sabren er3ielt bot. Sn ben barts
nddigften Gdllen iogenannter ,Som>
merbef6werben" bel meinen &inbern
iuirfte es gerabe3u Munber unb madte
es ME n0tbig, ben Nr5t 3u rufen. Sd
fann aufri6tig geiteben, baB mad meis
ner Mnli6t, bic ii6 auf langidbrige
@rfabrung ftiibt, feline Wiebi5in i'm
Marfte 1T, ipel6e bieIer slei6 fdme.
gu baben IN Slai6en Su 25 uub so
Gents BEL ben apotbefern &alteper &
Son, Doubling & Gloob, u. 0reib, 8.
S9u6arb, Goben & Co., s. S. Sars
riipn unb 8alteper & Sdu6arb.
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guIte 0)Tuppt oUelt ull Der JCol5uTuue
i'm me1ielnoen 3auberlidt, biefes be,
geiiterte 1oleu oes Nrbeiterpolfes unter
linn mtrften na6tig auf ibn. Im @noe
mar oas, mas iib bier oOll5oser1, bod
ipt6tiger. lpcrtbooller fir Die Welt, fiir
Die Meni i6beit oils Ieine peralteten Sbeeu
pom @runbbelis, bas blinfenbe &leinOO
bort 1T ben @nomenbdnben, eS mar
mobl lpirflid mebr pertb als all Die Sci.
Der unb @dlber. Die linn allmdlig 5unl
Spfsr fielen!
ST lu1te tn Der Menge nad leinen
angeb0risen, ua6 Iberela! Dort al
einem 1ild, gefiillt nit gSeinilai9en,
iab lein Sobn Imbros, linn geseniiber
= ia, er mar es, fein .3meifel = Woles
9eiAenann, ber 6dnoler.
Sie tranfeu 3ulamnten, itieBen ;ulaul-
men ait, Beamte oes 8ers,perfeS iaben
babel, man tranf auf oas quite @eIdaft
BON bette leiue Stimme i1allte bis 5u
linn berauf; auf Der anoern Settle ein
Mdb9en III alffallenb bunter, itdbtil9er
Tra1t. Gin breitcr 0ut nit l6manfene
Ser Seber beoedte ibr @eli1t, ein oider
fleiner 6err il, bellem 5onmeransua
batte sen Mrm I'M ibren giaden sei6tnl,s
gen unb fliilterte ibr in's DIR. = Sect
lpenbete lie iih = lift @efi9t belen1tete
bas rotbe M9t = 9lonei llnO oer Mann
neben ibr = CT muBte lid feitbalten am
Strau6s, es flantulte por leinen Nugen
= Der Nsent Herluanu, Der auf Der
friid'n SOB wobnte, Der lie mitneJmen
ipollte In bic Welt oils 81nfelldngerin,
bic Io9ter oes 6intermooier = iekt
fblol}en iie ebeu ben lauberen BunS.
@s 3udte inn in BEN Sinsern, ct tpollte
am liebiten ben Sells anfreiben uno nit
ben Stiiden Die gatt3e @eIeul6aft serse
i1mettern. NsaS fiinmerte i'm bic
@elt, Die Wenl9beit Modte es fir
iie ipertbpoa lsin, mas iidb bter besab,
Die pollenoete 8ielenarbeit, pelbe Die
beu9alii6e Slamme beleuhtete, fir i'm
beleu9tete iie nur zines, etipas 5ur6t>
barcs, @rf1ittternbeS, ben 8erfall, oen
unteraanS leineS @el9le1tes = mebr
= ni6t ietnes @el6le9feS = oes sa1=
gen 8auerntbums, oaS bier unteu Dor
ibm su Nide perbrannte in ber teufli,
i9en @lutb
st ging i1ibt binunter, mie er ges
mollt, Ct f!ob tpie ein gebetteS Wilb Dor
bem rotben S1ein In bas @albesbuns
tel. Weit serrilienen &leioern, iGlpeiBs
triefeno, absebett lan9te er ipdt in Der
gtadt Dor Dem Soie an. sllles mar
bunfel, MIR bel Tberela brannte nod
Qi9t; iie borte i'm tpobl fonmen, iie
batte mobl angif nm ibn; bas Seniter
fog aui.
$50 lparen Gie benn?"
sd babe mid perirrt i'm @alS, :"
itotterte er, rlalien Sic ii6 nidt
ft0rcn.1
@r frat raid binter bas Saus, CT
mar ni4t gum Spreden aufselest !;
ermattet lekte er li1 auf Die 8anf beinl
pldtlbernben Brunner. Die Rotbe
iiber Sen Wipfeln Der 8dume mar per-
ihwunoen = i6meigenbe yia6t. Da
erbob lih nod elm Tnnfenitrabl bod 1T
ote Nuft, Der ySino beugte ibn iiber
ieinen Walo, er SerItob uilb i6iittete
eine 6iille butter Sterne iiber i'm,
lansiam 5diuebten lis bernieoer, butter
ben @ipfeln uerldipinoeno, pie bin,ms
lii4er, boffnunssooller Samen.
ST blidte traumperloren tbnen naa,
oann ridtete er fih itramm auf, tpintte
NIT bem Irm mad Der 96be. sd
balt' aus bel Dir, mas aud fomme,l
mas,4 unb peridmanb i'm 9auie.
(Gortietuna fpIat.l
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aambseit famm mid,t sebeilt ,uerseu

burf locale applieationen, tpeil iie ben fram=
fen Ebeii bes Sbres nidt erreiden fonnen.
IS aiebt nur einen @es, bic 1aubbeit su fus
riren, unb Der ift burd conititutionclle Sell.
mittel. Tanbbeit tpirb burG eineu entsunbes
ten 3uitanb Der iAleinisen @usfleiouns Der
guita4tiden &0bre peruriaHt. @enn bieie
Hobre it'd entsinbet, babt ibr einen rumpeIms
ben Son ober uHoDllfommenes @ebDr un6
iuenn iie gang seidlpnen lit, erfolet Saubbeit,
unb tpenn bic GntSiinbung nidt seboben unb
bieie &6bre fpieber in ibren se6Driaen 3uitanb
perfebt tperoen fann, tpirb 6as @sbSr fir i'm.
mer seritort perben; neun Sale unter ;ebn
finb Durh &atarrb perurladt, tpel&er nidts
aIs Elm entsinbeter 3uitanb Der ittleintiecn
SberHd4eu ii.
Sir tpoaen einbunbert Deaars fir ieoeu
(bur9 &atarrb peruria4ten) 6aa bon 3aub.
belt seben, ben mir ni6t bu,1 Ginnebmem bon
9aa's 8atarrb &ur beilen fDnnen Sabt @ud
umipnft Girculare fomnien
8. S. gbeneb & Co., SpIebp, ..
A0 @erfauft bon Mrotbefern, 70 @tS.
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Sera a 8.

Muf benz Na6bauieritt bon SebOr
na6 2erington, See County, iiberi6lug
lid baS pferb bon Grnit Sdneiber
unb berielbe blieb tobt auf Der Stelle.
9lm II. b. %. bielt Der Yaige
S9iiBenberein 8eamtentuabl ab unb
murben folgenbe 9erren ertudblt: Bors
iiBenber, Saeob &iebel; S6riftfiibrer,
@br. 6iibbed; 9ailirer, 9uguit Sbiele
Stellpertreter, 9luguit Studs; 8ergniiz
sungstumtee: s. 6. Bauls, 9lugult
8reibel unb s. g1. 3bOnis, worauf
Der gorliBeube 0err s. &iebeI Serrm
Yaul Stole gum Waridaa ernanute
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Bebetaf1ue.

9, 8. Clifford In Rew Gaiiel, gBts. Bate nerp0lss
4ppfweb une Rbeumattsmus, bic 0ertauunsapr rsanen
raren In 9Iedten 3lftanbe, BITE 2eber merfltH anses
srteH, bate tetnen Gppetit unb berbaupt psuz
anbta sntttaftet. Drei Siaiheu electric Vitters ba
Zen bn fIrtrt.
@bparb Sbepbere, Sarrisburs, 81 tstte elm.
reue 9eunbe am getne, bic 6rn aat Sabre sela ufeu
mar. @ebrandte brei 5lai4en electric Bittsrs unb
Wunee tif sebetIt. Scbn Speafer, Gatarba, Otir,
bette ttui Bnnbsn am getns bur9 Geber perurfa &t.
Slai9e electric Siter$ unb cine Sdadtel 8udleus Wr.
ntea Salbe taben ibu pouitdnbts ertr. gu baben In
allen apotbsten. Goolph Drsib, GbompiSn 4 Co..
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Garneaie ion bic 9lblid,t babe

Carnegie ion bic 4bii6t baben,
feline giien Stablmerfs bur6 ensli>
f6e 9lrbeiter betreiben gu Iaiien. 9ie
Strifer befiir6ten, baB er BEL ieinsm
groBen ginfluiie i6on Wfittel unb Wes
ge finben Derbe, um bas @eleb gegen
bic @infubr bon 9(rbeiterm auf Gons
tract 81 ilmgeben.
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@rnaSeisentbums ,tebertraauuaeu

Z. U. etieren an %. g. Bran,
8runbfiid an Smith Str. 81 400.
@rnft air6ner on $. 9. 4bams,
8runbitiid on peeos nnb Durango
StraBe, 5000.
8. unb s. @lmenborf an W1rs. s.
$. Moore, 2 @rnnbitiide auf Columbia
9eisbts. $50.
5. 5. Stamper an 5. 8. Wte@eartp,
@runbitiid auf 2aurel 9eigbts. 1865.
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seoen sretas speciee 0eren a(em 5e5em a(rtifeln

pa~ gufas
munb
Sas fams pnaum
|frr ga@m MoHo: Miebrige Yreje ~ ~ "9 IVY w. ~'
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Blrmfe 9ai4est /!
8lomie 9aiue,l !!

Glrnie SaiQen Slpmie 9aillem!
Be 5aiaen unb bnen sefat gu $780,
s2 $275 Seibene Salen 9lbl9 gearbte nit ab gun nnb M
gem Sagem un Waneen bwar5 nnb beaban bon q BIS
gee Saiuen fir San 80 Gents 81 $25 ne 20 Sent
pb nerseug aus ben 35 80 unb 25 Gents Nmn
unb Die fir 40 @ents 65 Ntnmrn
;3lt IL Uent4.
Sine aie gbudn Nua cine &e ge6rudn Mom1en pei ahsn
mrrtn onsee eine m 5aiuma ssO Diss nO an Der saia
ampanembe g8aaren we ubeaa IA unb Is @ets ab pan
ben; mir perfaufem le MiHipod II Gents.
Sltm6 &1rbe! 2uttd1 30rbe!
l3 Subenb 9un@=a0rbe nit fe Gh gemad baen
one fir 5 Gents anpnen G0Be Cents
@roBe 25 Gents paper baber gub @r6Be 20 gents Dies M
auBer elmer Der been Bargains bic ma angeboten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07
THE FINAL SESSION.
Resolutions Adopted by the w. &. T. o..
National delegates Elected.

Resolutions Adopted by the w. &. T. u
National delegates Elected.
The final session Of the annual convention of
the Woman's Christian Temperance Union was
held yesterday afternoon. The report Of the
committee on resolutions Was made by Mrs. T.
A. Williams and WAS adopted. The resolutions
In outline are as follows:
Against unrestricted immigration and de-
manding more stringent laws in favor Of Sun
day observance and protesting against any
loosening Of law or custom in this regard;
against the sale Of liquor in the Capitol build
ing; requesting the companies to prohibit
smoking on street cars; protesting against the
lax enforcement Of the anti-cigarette laws; in
favor Of equal suffrage; in favor Of compulsory
education in the Districts petitioning the
House Of Fifty-second Congress to pass the
one-mile limit law already passed by the Senate;
petitioning the Fifty-second Congress for pro-
hibitory laws for the District; against the COM
mitment Of boys under sixteen years Of age to
the Jail fsvoring the proposed reformstory for
women aud girls; opposing the sale Of liquor in
any form or quantity, and indorsing the pro-
hibition party. There were other minor reso-
lntions OF thanks to the pastor and officers Of
the First Baptist Church; to the Northwestern
Union for lunches; TO the daily press for eX-
cellent reports Of the meetings, &c.
Miss l. c. Kessler was elected auditor. Mrs
Alfred Wood and Mrs. Alva Davis were elected
delegates to the national convention which
meets in Denver, Col, October %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07
4 STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
Comm encement of the Celebration Of 1t.
Fiftieth Anniversary.

Comm encement of the Celebration Of It's
Fitieth Anniversary.
Thursday evening. October 6, 1912, what is
nov known the L Street Baptist Church was
organized BY little band Of twenty-one Last
evening, Just fifty years later, praise meeting
Of the church and society was held in the Sun
day school room OF the church and pleasant
evening was spent by goodly number Of the
members OF the church and their friends in
listening to the personal "reminiscences of the
older members OF the church.
The meeting was presided over by Mr.. R. W.
Penwick, who read q Scripture lesson and e1-
planned the object Of the meeting. saying that
it what would be called by their Jewish
brothers a jubilee. After prayer and the sing
ing Of the hymn "All Hail the Power Of Jesus
Name Mr.. Fenwicks invitation to relate their
personal "reminiscences was accepted by Messrs.
John Poler, z. Richards, T. s. DeLand, VIM
Fletcher, b. A Farless, c. n. Richards, A. NJ
Clapp and Geo. l.. Sheriff and by Mrs. Mary A.
Hoss and Mrs. Caroline p. Bergman. They
spoke briefly, but their remarks we're very inter
est:ug and were greatly enjoyed.
This evening at 1880 there will be reunion
Of present and former members in the audience
room- short addresses from invited guests,
and liberty for all m the line of this event or
epoch in the church's history. Refreshments
afterward in the SUNDAY school room.
Next sunday DIR. q. W. Samson, the first
pastor, will preach the anniversary sermon 1T
II an. In the evening at 7:s0 there will be q
platform meeting, with addresses by Rev. DR..
Sunderland, DIR. J. c. yelling and others, with
appropriate music.
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head.ehe. Druggists, 2se.-Ads
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A New Y, w, G. r. u,

At the First Baptist Church last evening Rev.
DR.. Stakely. the pastor, gave forcible lecture
on temperance and prohibition from New
Testament standpoint, many Of the ladies Of
the Womsn's Christian Temperance Union
being present. At the close of the prayer
service which followed an enthusiastic Y. W. c.
I. q. was organized among the young ladies
by Miss Cora b. Thomas, Y superintendent for
the district. The officers elected are as fol-
lows: President, Miss L. Hszleton; vice presi-
dent, Miss Mamie Frank; recording secretary,
Mrs. F. W. Gresham; corresponding secretary,
Miss Lizzie Yateman treasurer, Miss Ida. Fow-
Ter; flower mission superintendent, Miss May
Williams; literature superintendent. Miss Halle
ton. This promising auxiliary Is the outgrowth
Of the annual meeting and some good work
done previously.
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THE GATE CITY GUARDS.
They Will Arrive Here Sunday and Re I
tertained by the Fencibles.

They Will Arrive Here Sunday and Re En-
tertained by the Fencibles.
The celebrated Gate City Guards Of Atlanta.
Ga, viii attend the Columbus celebration in
New York next week and will pass through this
city Sunday next, arriving about am. The
Gate City Guards are the champion drill COM
psny Of the south, having won that honor ut the
Piedmont drill two years ago.
The present officers Of the company are:
". ]. Kendrick, captain; Charles NJ. Roberts,
FIRST lieutenant and L. ID. White, second lieu
tenant. They will be accompanied by e1-Capt.
Sneed, ex-Lieuts. Scipie and Hewitt and Sergt
Fleming, their officers at the time Of their Pied
mont victory.
The Fencibles will offer the visitors the use
Of their rooms during their stay and also pro-
vide breakfast, and at o'clock will escort
them to the Baltimore and Ohio depot
The following active members have been
elected by the Fencibles: F. c. Klemschmidt
and j. L. Ergood, and Robert Bruce, Harry
King, C. W. Berry, William Ryan, Charles b.
Munson and John A. Butler, IT,, have teen
placed on the honorary rolls.
The company has been ordered to assemble
tonight to take part In battalion drill under
command Of Maj o Brien.
They Will decide at their meeting tonight
whether they will go 10 New York They hope
they will be ordered there to represent the Dis
trict guard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07
Carroll Institute Election.

At the annual meeting Of the members Of
Carroll Institute last evening officers were
elected as follows: President Ed. J. Hannah;
vice president, H. W. Sohon; secretary, F. Ed.
Mitchell; treasurer, N. T. TAYLOR; additional
members Of board Of directors. B. NJ. Bridget,
George Bogus, Charles W. Barr, Goldsborough
Goddard, D. !. Murphy, N. H. Shea, NJ. l..
Weller and Ed. Voigt. The report Of Pres-
dent Hannah, which was read, gave the men,
bership as 449.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07

Wednesday evening Mr.. p. J. Haltigsn, In
attempting to alighi from an electric car while
In motion at the corner Of New York avenue
and I'd street. fell to the ground, severely bruis-
ing his face and cutting deep cash in his fore
bead He was picked up BY gentleman who
saw the accident and taken to the drug store
corner Of 5th and New York avenue, where DR..
Fowler dressed the injured man. wounds, and
be vas then removed to his residence, 800 N
street northwest DR.. Leach visited Mr.. Haiti
gan this morning and hopes TO have him out In
4 few days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-07
We Have just Received rs stri,
Tharp's Elegant New Store and His
Splendid Old Goods

These headlines would not be appropriate in
any line of merchandise except wines and
liquors. 1t 10 q well authenticated fact that the
older the wines and liquors are the more
they are in demand by those who know aged
liquors and wines by their mellow and pleas
ant taste and by their gentle, stimulating char
acter, with no deleterious effects after con-
vivial indulgence II taken in moderation-as
any good thing can be abused. Mr. JAMES
THARP, at 812 F street northwest, is one of the
pioneer liquor and wine merchants in the
national capital and has In his cellar some Of
the Oldest and most desirable goods in his line
In the city. His "Old Rye Berkeley whisky
stands pre-eminent in the list Of good old whisky
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