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AMATEURS PLAY CIRCUS.
7HE tRY OF "RHod, JASUARrn
HEaRD IN TIE ORNN6E&

Clowns TINT Dressed Funny, Looked Funny.
aad Were Fsnny They Could He
S1rcus Lemonade and Peanuts.
Whom the Orange Athletic Club decided tn
give an amateur circus there were several
young men who wanted to be clowns. They
insisted that with enough white paint to dis
0uise them they would be very funny. They
wcro not mistaken.
The circus was given last night in the COW
cred annex OF the club house at Brick Church.
whore the tennis courts are laid out There
had been great preparation for this event.
Big colored Autographs had been posted
in conspicuous places. They represented
q much painted clown wearing q pleased ex-
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Notes or Foreign Happenings,

The agitation am,one the coal and iron and
ems t to causs % strike Of 1900 '' sier. 'A'
The Bishop o! Chichester. England. has or
dcred the clergy Of his diocese 10 o!Ier espec al
prayers for the abatement Of the prevailing
epidemic OF influenza.
la the suit. for libel brought .by David
sheehy. II. p. for Galway. against the Dublin
tssfntans Journal which 10 one OF q number Of
the division IN the Nationalist ranks the Jury
yesterday disagreed.
The clerical anti socialist agitation In Rhen-
tsh Prussia md Westphnl;a Is making marked
Goa. and iron district 0! Westphalia. having a
ropG!nt!on Q: i.,s, thaa l2.OOb .lrr.;.pG has
Depi. held at which 3UV minors sic..aeL their
adherence to the movement
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sympathy goes out to the family in their deep
aliiction, and testlnes to the popularity OF the
time ago visited the newly made grave Of Sfr.
PaTuell.
BkKiLs. Jan. l5,-Whsn telegram nnnounc-
Ing the death Of the DUDE WAS banded 70 the
much silssted. e wsepin} ! bitterly and long. Il
tend tSe funera . T The EMPEROR I | Is eapccted S to
return to Berlin. when II Is believed no will
designate Prince Henry to be present at the
German Germ Imperial fsmiiS, 'Ths RUSSIAN court T
will be IN mourning fo3ten days.
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TRIoHYEyrD nr IiIE rHoSo-

ShAfH.
Tho band announced
then tho Official Pho
ladies and gentlem en-
to be on their watch
for tho grand entrce.
There was a clash OF
music and out tum-
bled the acrobats. gym
nnsts. and wns.
They were a flne-look-
ing lot OF young men.
who evidently were not
afraid OF using their
muscles. The clowns
were Of assorted sizes
announced their name
l. Harrison. 4. L. Srot
Frank Cantina. The,
peg-top trousers. done
ed expression on the
clowns long-pointcd C,
and they looked melan
laughter. They did !
clowns do, and u good
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The Revolt at Ascension Suppressed.

DENuSe. n. NJ, Jan. 15.-Ths revolt Mt As
censioh has been suppressed and civil law is
once moro in force. This information was
mill occupied by tho ret els was surrounded by
troops on Tuesday. nnd that the rebels sur
rendered after son!" Earleying. The captives
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ALBUQUERQUE. Jan. 15.-It Is reported that
CARA and his followers crossed the southern
border last night. The Governor was caIlsd
upon to order out the militia. but he refused to
nove In the matter. Garza's followers num-
Der about two hundred men.
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The McCnun Benefit at the Casino.

The programme Of the Casino performance
for the benefit of Mrs. John A. McCaull. wife OF
the invalid comic opera imprcsario. has been
completed. Tho performance will take place
on the afternoon OF the 2lst inst. The per-
formers are Lillian Russell. Marie Tempest.
loie Fuller. Annie Myers. Sylvia Gerrish.
ysNerson Do AnGeli77; FREDERICK SOLOMON.
nell. Harry Macdonough. Edwin Stevens. and
LAURA Stevenson Hapleson The second act
Of "Nanon" will be given by the Casino COM
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give an entertainment
make O success OF 1t,
and X the applause
and laughter OF 1.5OO
people counted for
anything. they scored
another success last
night. Frank Melville.
tho professional rider.
had coach ed them
carefully. and he acted
as ringmaster.
Every ono in tho Ru-
dience received a SOU
venir program III 9,
with pictures OF tho
clubs different athletic
teams- They looked at
the pictures and then
ci osed the pro-
gramme. for 1t wa!
ten to Mr.. O'Connor'
the announcements tina
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Pru.sia.s Prospoet,ve Deficit.

BERLIN. Jan. 15.-Herr Miguel. the Minister
OF Finance. In aspeeoh introducing the budget
into the Landtag to-day. said that the eniorcs-
mont OF tho provisions @! the new commercial
treaties would involve a diminution In the
Prusstan revenues for the year amounting to
l,7UO.O0O marks. This. he added. would bring
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preston. Inc athletic
young men Of the club
have been pounding
tan bark in the tennis
annex for the past two
weeks and they invited
their friends to como
and see them In span
giles and circus Co.'S
tu mos la st night
There was an amphi-
theatre Of seats begin
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spnln Not Much Intere,ted In th. Fair.

MADRID. Jan. l5.-The energy OF Mr. Little.
agent for tho Chicago Fuir, has so far been
powerless to move the Spanish Government TO
action In behalf OF proper representation at tho
Ehlr.
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ANARCHISTS ATTACK A TOWN.
Driven Dack from Bornos By Repeated
Cavalry Charree.

Driven Dack from Bornos by Repeated
Cavalry ChsrEes.
MADRID. Jan. 15.-Despatches received hero
from Bornos. in Andalusia. twenty eight miles
northeast Of Cadlz. say that the Anarchists at
tackled the town. apd were repulsed only after
considerable fighting and repeated cavalry
charges. Many Arrests have been made. The
region Is greatly excited by the Incident.
affair .'iiJ
Bornos. which has q population Of $3.50. is
but short d'ssanGs isGm 4sres S or 1srez de Ia
evening Of Jan. 8 the secno OF q fierce conflict
between armed Anarchists and the police OF
tho place. During tho struggle at Xeres O
number Of tho riotouns Anrehists were wound-
ed and thirty were taken prisoners.
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rance for horses. and the performers had their
dressing room on the opposite side OF tho
rtn1
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Held Up u stree, Car for r,v. Cent?.

uNIoNTowN. Pa. JAN l5.-David Rlchey OF
i.eisenr ring was pat of street car yesterday
and demanded the return OF his fare. II was
refused; He went to his home. got hislshot-
gun, held W the next car. AMI made the con-
ductor hand over five cents. To-day the com.
pany had him arrested on four charges.
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tanner OF Q eph q nts.
He entered the rtng on
o blast OF % usIc and his
four elephants followed
him. Prof. Deuraei is a
young man. with agile
Nahs. that We're dis
played in black stock
lnes and knickertock-
erS. HIS e!"rhHnts were
talented ynii.cr than
great. Tho l,:n! rg- pt
~! ol,c -: iapIu lJp., rd
slsplcious,y Ike the
rush on mo OraI 80 ioVe-
ut the aid OF cuffs made
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To Aid Us In s.udiax Grain to R...,..

LONDON. Jan. l6.-Mr Furness Liberal mem
ber OF Parliament for Hartlepool. In asking for
contributions to o fund to defray the expenses
OF transporting to Russia grain contributed
crs. estimate. the cost OF such tran sportation
ut $1,000 NJ. Furress himsel! gives $3.50.
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g pleasanter to lis
3 strong voice make
m to read them. There
WAS no opportunity for
small boys to crawl un-
der q curtain. but there
were half a dozen en-
frances TO the circus
whore they could creep
in II the policemen
were not looking. They
were out OF place In
side. however. for the
spectators were largely
composed OF the FASH
ionable people OF the
Oranges.
its own overture. and
nograph advised the
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J. and tho Phonograph
; rs c. NJ. Learned, Is.
!. Jr.. Q. T. Werner, and
: wore tho conventional
in cOlors. and n bleach
face. They had rehl
lps.. which they twirlel
enough to excite
many things that real
many that they would
never attempt. They
" uld MT have the
nerve. That WAS what
tho young men were
there for. however. and
they, ,cr1cked now Jokes
and tuihbled over each
other in many different
ways. to the enjoyment
nf the spectators and
I be admiration of their
club friends. The nero
bats and gym nasts
wore very becoming
pink or white tights.
which outlined Very
snuglythe NJ usclcs that
4 Ia "A ylltnn m An b,1 A.
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LISBON. Jan. l5.-Marquis Duiez. a member
Of the Railroad Board, has been arrested and
charged with financial Irregularities. He Was
released upon furnishing ball In 10000
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with success and profit.
That there might be
no mistake as to the
identity OF tho young
men and what they
proposed to do. Edward
Q'Connor acted as Of
f1cial phonograpli. and
excited the jealousy of
Mr.. Edison. who was
present. Mr.. O'Connor
has q voice OF great
power. and when he
shouted. Ladies and
gentlemen. the next
number on the pro-
gramme will be tho
clowns entrGe' the
electric lights flick
cred. That didn't pre-
vent the clowns from
making their entro o.
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rnx OFFICIAL PHoSoGRArn who saw them felt
pleased. 1t was the general opinion that they
were great
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The Hudson County General Comml,te.

The Hudson County General Comn,ittee.
Tho Hudson County Democratic General
Committee organized last night Poico Jus.
tice NJ. J. ODonpell was reelected Chairman.
man Lawrence Fngln and James {. Clarke: :
Secretary. James J. Lillis: Treasurer, Robert
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable and ars
the best liver iIyikorAtor and family caths,tia
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leTe WaS u congress OF
ew York. Manhattan,
and Orange Athletic


Der on tho programme was an exhibition OF
tupGling by members Of the club. aud 1t was
Orange Is iull OF muscular young men. and
they did not object to showing their young
lady scquaintapces how strong they were.
Colin Melville ths o,year;old son Of the ring.
on the tan bark, and made him do nearly every
thing but talk The clowns became so inter-
estsd In this performance that they forgot to
:, Little Colin Melville has q seat In the saddle
i"I an yncSre boar and r. T. bo,dt il t'IH i'd
fT1Tnle tETanSIze act snl tten the great
didn't want to deceive any ors by
this nsos a1,n,SSaneement, a, ,Sa a, for hs spid the
C,F, Werner and W!..io Higgins. They wore
white hsshings and gave an excelent,exhibi;
about by, Tr Holman and III, Werner in tho
mo;; rscSiesi way shd hs landed on his teet
horse Tom Keen. Introduced o little profes.
h ,i2pa circus business 60 remind tls SPECTATORS
Prof DeuIaal Is not knoXn 10 farrn rs q
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To CalfornlA without ohanss Of cars via New York
Central rerfect service. no extra tAIe.-Aas.
The sun., 1892-01-16

Crescent, Staten Island
clubs wore each repro
sonted by three horse
men. Each group OF
horsemen carried ths
banner Of tho club they
represented. Thoy
m u Duyred thsir
horroH skilfully In time
to the music and the
tau bark began to ny.
Tho Ofncial phono-
graph announced to
the ladies and gentle-
mon thptthoneXt num-
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TWO or KIM the young men had de-
yeloped In tho clubs gymnasiu In n very
fow minutes the spectators had supplied them
had coms
II the grand enntreo ennt,reo there was congress Of
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commissioners Of the District Of Columbia that the
following named works necessary Tor the public
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approved August g. 1880. and requests having been
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abutne property. the Commissioners hereby give mo-
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direct north ade. iSth 20 issh .sreet .trees
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR sALF-A BARGAIN-oNE OF THE FINEST
built dwellings at Takoms Park; 3-story and
cellar y rooms and hath; u of ground This
pr2Jerty must lie sold. as owner needs money. In
Nesilgate- Price Very low and terms 70 suit.
iyl3-2t l. e. JUSTICE. l4l9 St
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T,OR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN REAL Is
Il tate and Insurance Broker 10th and sta. NV

FURNISHED HOUSES
ave- 18th, 12r
baths and stable 81 600 Nd near ID, Or $115
18th near II, l9r g 600 1st nsar ne. 15n
18th near X, 11r, Per near 18th. 13r. :..... 80
Mass ave and Thomas NJ av nearB NV, l2r.. IS
circle 17r 800 near 10TH Tor .......15
ave 18th, 13r. . 20O near Dupont cir. Tor. 40
OFFICES.
Eleeant room. in Sun ITO Pa ave NV. q to $50
building" hreproof, q $50 Fst...................5
Us ID s,S +: s. s. sa 3
each.
1922 Conn ave. 81, i 1923 Conn ave. e75
l094 Conn ave Is we hall g
loo 18th st 35. 80 1907 18th st Is
STABLES.
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ana 9Th 2 &c, o45 feet % ero1nd ffonsine Ia
fsst @ North oasolina ave- md feet 4th i.
md Psnnsylve1ta ave. which VIII soon b cable
feFnS 61,sA q p a. guar foot Apply 70 y4aks
EOR sALE-OR RENT-iz8S AID i16S RHODE
lsaand ave. Apply on prsmiss OF 10 VIZ. BIRNEY
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SPECIALTIES.

ELKCrRIOITY-A POSITIVE CURE; QUICK /;
y pieasant purinss the blood; kills malaria;
hltps tread DE-. HAYWARD. spseiAfiss. l0z2 i2sk
3A27-1ms
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TOR SALE WEST WASHINGTON
2726 Poplsr st NV. 1913 18Th q, 2fr cot
1928 n 81 NV 81 br. lot coils Al 600
si ssrsGa NV H. 900 aYa ~ 4 s. . RI
24xl20 to alley. .. g 100 33l3 Proopecf AVE- icor.
1897 32d st NV. 7r br nsrl nv, Tor b. mt
3906-S st NV. dr EACH 3i3i q nv. n br. m Nv
#, lot 2Sx76 alley g. 500 1. lot 20 In aid 800
3205 ct NV. Tor b, 1901 18th It nv (cor.
SOS NV ior 200 % nsf % z seS isSsSSis
and store. m a, 600 $50 u nv. ilr m
1907 P ct nv. Tor b., mi. lot 2SxlSo. -. 5000
m i:;....-..-;.. A. COOS 113 st nv, 1lr br,
l4u ID q. l3r br N mi. lot 20x120. :. 10, 600
alley ~ -frAme. LOT 16x67. g 600
CHARLES p. F1CKLIN0
sp1S-3m 12A5 32d q \ v.
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BOARDING.

LOB KENT-SEALEY's
4 1912 and 10l7 18th st. NV.
Nicely fu. nishs cd with rood board
1ranstalts accommodated 613As
11O2 18TH ST. N.w.-FOR RENT. AT SUM-
l%O mer rates. one larr- second story bay
Ntndow mont room: two single rooms. suite,
raror tocr southern exposure location central ia
bic appointments and service 1rst-el.aA jy1S-3ss
V'ABLE BOARD At SUMNER RATES AT THE
IL wOODMcST. 18th and Iowa circlsL jy7-2Ir
THE SOUTHERN. Oil 18TH ST. RESORT ron
Il sightsecFS: rooms With board. 81 Per day o. to
~ Ter week peviy ren,ted sley.at rsons near VIII
Willy