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KNOCKED OUT AGAIN.

The Information Against Liquor Dealer
clifford Quashed by Judge Miller.
This morning the liquor sellers In the ono
mile limit were well represented in tho Police
Court, a they were anxious to hear the test
case brought against William Clifford, who deals
In spirituous liquors at the corner Of Bright
wood avenue and Marshall street.
Mr.. Leon Tobriner appeared as counsel for
the defendant and entered o motion to quash
the information before the jury was sworn.
Assistant Attorneys Thomas aud Pugh ap-
psared for the District
The case, as heretofore published. was
brought under the act Of the legislative as
sembly of 1871 and the amendment Of 1872, a.
well section 495 of the Revised Statutes.
The motion to quash was filed upon the fol-
lowing grounds:
First Because the count IN said Information
charges this defendant with the commission Of
two separate, distinct and independent alleged
offenses.
Second. Becanse the said information does
not charge this defendant with the commission
Of any offense against the laws Of the District
Of Columbia.
Third. Because the information does not
charge the defendant with the commission Of
any offense against the laws Of the United
States
charge the defendant with the commission Of
any offense against the laws Of the United
States for which the court can proceed against
him or impose penalty.
Fifth Because the said information does not
charge the defendant with the commission Of
any offense against the laws of the District Of
Columbia for which this court can impose a
penalty.
Sixth. And for various other errors, defects
and imperfections apparent upon the face of
said information.
ls1ir. Tobriner then proceeded to argue the
first reason given why the information should
be quashed. holding that the District could not
charge two alleged offenses; that they could not
charge a violation of the act Of the legislative
assembly and the Revised Statutes in the same
information, holding that the law required
offenses against the United States to be prose-
cuted by the United States attorney.
discussion followed the short argument
and Judge Miller sustained the motion quash-
ing the information.
Mr.. Thomas said he would file new informa-
ton in the case and would send Mr. Tobriner q
copy of it so that he could formulate any objec-
tons he might have
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DEIoCrArs TO CELEBRATE.
A Great Parade and Torchnghe Processisr
to BE the Feature.

Great Parade and Torchighe Procession
To BE the Feature.
Ata meeting Of the central democratic COM
mittee last evening arrangements were com
plcsed for the celebration Of tho recent demo-
crstic victory. Capt. John 8. Miller was ap-
pointed - chief marshal, and IL was decided
to have the parade on the evening Of wednes-
day, the 23d instant The line Of march viii be
from Washington Circle ct its intersection WITH
K street, down the avenue and round the Capt.
tOl 10 lst street northeast, where 1t VIII disband.
VIM. H MAnogus, NJ. L Weller. Jas. F.Brown,
". J. Costello and John Boyle were appointed
acommittes to make all necessary arrangements.
Each central committeeman from the twenty
two districts Will be requested 10 call . meeting
of the democrats in his respective district early
10 arrange for taking part. Each such COM
mitteeman was made the marshal for his dis
trict, and directed to select aids for the chief
marshal.
All the democratic clubs in the District Of
Columbia were invited to participate with the
central committee In the celebration, and 70
confer with the chief marshal a. to the number
Of men they Win have in line, so that they will
be properly placed. All organized clubs In the
adjoining counties Of Loudoun. Alexandria and
Fairfax, Va, and Prince Georges and Mont
gomery counties, Md, were also Invited
Reports received from the different districts
already indicate that there will be from sight
to ten thousand In line
The headquarters Of the central democratic
committee VIM be decorated and Illuminated,
and while the parade il passing this point there
will be display Of fireworks In front OF the
headquartsrs and at various places along the
Tine OF march. There win be no speaking, tho
celebration being In the mature Of q grand
torchlight procession, with numerous bands Of
music.
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PoETCE WORK LAST YEAR.
The Dsnensnt Branches Of the Devartnnsnt
Submit Their Rsporta.

me D"e1nt Dr1ncnes OF the Department
Submit Their Rsports.
The different branches Of the metropolitan
police department have submitted their re-
ports to the District Commissioner Chief
Property Clerk Sylvester gives the value Of tho
lest. stolen aud abandoned property a. $780,
7s4. Al, Of which s2s, 78e. 4s have been returned
to the original ownerv by order Of the court or
upon the claimants giving bonds The total
number Of members Of the force tried for viola-
ton Of rules and regulations was l69
The report shows that 19,41l persons over
twenty-ons years Of age were arrested upon
various charges. There were / 1913 arrests Of
persons under sixteen years Of age and 6,277
under twenty~ons, The total number Of
srrests was rs, 666. OF these Il, AS were white
and iA,26l colored; %, 47s rnales
In the United States cases the fines imposed
amounted to s2a,Ss775 OF this amount tbs
sum Of Sl0, so1. 10 was paid.
Ihe folio wing 10 summary Of the District Of
Columbia cases, Fines imposed e75. 26l; Anes
paid. s42, 56s; 10 workhouse default, 52s, 946;
execution suspended, e2.6so. and personal
bonds ., sl,657
Probably the most important WORK Of the
year was the police census, and this show the
population OF the District 70 be 266, 491, Of
whom It's, s10 are white.
The report Of Sanitary Officer :. A Frank
hows that transportation was furTnahed to 665
persons at an expenditure Of 81 ,669.96, One
hundred and ffty-nfns persons were admitted
10 the government hospital for the insane
through his office. He urges the need Of .
place Of temporary confinement for insane sub
jects, aud recommends the establishment Of an
inebriate asylum In the District.
Mr.. Samuel A Wilson, agent Of the Humane
Society, in hts report submits the following,
Cases investigated, 311; persons prosecuted, l6;
persons sent to Jail, 2, execution Of sentence
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KILLED A NEGRO TRAMP.
A Farmer Near Occoquan Fails Shsoea Him
for Frightening Ha WIFE.

A Farmer Near Occoquau Fails Shnsea Him
for Frightening Hia Wife,
Information has been received hsss Of the
Killing Of . coiored man q short distance from
oocoqnsn Falls Saturday night BY one OF the
residents Of Prince William county The ool-
ored man was evidently q tramp, ~ he was
wholly unknown in that section Of the country.
According TO the information received here the
negro appeared at the house Of the citizen and
asked thu lstter's wife for something
TO eat, which was refused, and the
negro started away from the door. The Lady
she was frightened at seeing the negro appear at
the window She made outcry, and her
husband who was in another part OF the house,
went out ard searched for the negro, but failed
~ End him. Hs returned TO the house and .
few minutes later his wife made another outcry.
The negro had appeared second nme- sec
ond search Wa made bus with the same result.
Then the husband deterndnsd to find the man
If possible, and going out the back door, he
secretsd himself where he could see the front Of
the house. Presen tly along came the negro,
and as be neared the front window the farmer
shouted, what do you want thsre9"
No response was heard. but the negro started
to leave the place. he did not get far before
the farmer pulled the trigger Of biz shot gun
and put a load Of shot In the mans body, kill
ing him almost instantly.
The farmer went into the village .nd re-
ported the killing TO the authorities. The dead
botv o. the man remained on the ground until
sunday, when Or. Paul, mayor of Ocooqusn,
went over and held inquest The jury 81
opsrated the farmer.
Sunday the body of the colored man was
Viewed BY scores Of persons He was bare
footed when the farmer killed him, and his
shoes were found near the gateway leading to
the house.
One OF the railroad men identified The man
~ having been seen tramping along the rail-
road Saturday. He told one Of thu railroad men
that bis home was at Quantico. but inquiry at
that place failed to elicit any Information Is
10 his identity.
Sunday afternoon the body was buried in tina
colored cemetery near Occoquan.
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SUTHERLAND AND oREAEEY,

MAJ. Moore Recommends Their Renewal
From the Police Force.
Maj. Moore laid before the Commissioners
this morning the result Of the trial of Detective
Sutherland and Officer Grealey on the charge
Of promoting policy and recommended that
they be removed from the force and the disal-
lowance Of their pay during period Of suspen-
sion he also presented letter from District
Attorney Cole thanking him and Precinct De-
tective Weldon for their valuable assistance.
Maj. Moore recommended the detail Of Officer
Weeden to take the place Of Sutherland, and
the Commissioners approved all Of the recon-
mendations
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Even before the smoke of the battle has
cleared away the democratic hosts are begin
ming to make preparations for the great
triumphal march down the avenue on the 4th
of March next. Realizing the importance of
early securing accommodations several organi-
cations have already secured quarters Mesers.
DIR. Joseph Hart. David J. Fow and James II.
Bird, a subcommittee Of the William II. Har-
rity Club of Philadelphia. have secured accom-
modatiOns at the National Hotel for 800 men
The Hancock Veteran Association of Phiia-
delphia, $50 strong, will come in a special train
and will be quartered at the Howard House
S'h street and Pennsylvania avenue The
Samuel J. Tilden Club. also OF Philadelphia,
viii also be here.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUsEMESTs TONIGHT.

Aiasrer'. oFKsA HOUsr- Dawes
port IN "Cleopatr.
Nr~ NATIONAL THEATEA-''A Trip 10 China
town"
AcspKMY OF MusIC.-Louis Morrison in
.Tsnn"
HsrRIs BiJou THkATxk-"vesper Bells. "
Ksssss's LIcErn TzEATEa- Rentz-Ssntley
troupe. including Omene.
IHE BATHS " dxTIIssUEs.- 18th street and
Ohls avenue
Siessure Club.
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Pianos for sale. Droop's, 926 Pa. ave-Adrt.


ATranp, but He Has Money.
Policeman Curron of the Georgetown police
precinct arrested a genuine tramp last evening"
and today he was sentenced to the workhouse.
Although tramp the man had nearly $40 in
his possession and he informed the officer that
he intended to keep it. The officer noticed the
man making a tour Of the houses on 32d street.
BE didn't miss a single house and no took every
thing that was given him.
When the station reached the man gave
his name as Claude Zimmerman, thirty -six
years old. and said he was from western Mary
land. He declared that he did not have any
money, but when searched about s35 in notes
was found sewed in his coat, while
in his pocket the officers found several
dollars in pennies, nickels and dimes.
The prisoner frankly told the officers that he
had never worked nor did he ever intend to
work: that he intended to beg until he got
en- ough money with which to buy home. He
told the officer. that he spent night before last
in Rockville, and that he slept beside FIRE that
he built in the field. Then he said he did some
begging in Tenleytown and made his way to
Georgetown.
Judge Kimball held the tramp guilty Of VA
grancy and sent HIM down for sixty days.
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CITY ITEMS

Ladies',
Our Sewing Machine repair department has no
equal In this CITY. We guarantee all work TO
give perfect sstssfact1on- Our charges ere
moderate. We cal for and deliver III worn.
It viii pay you 10 have your machines repsired
By us- All communications By mail Win re-
ceivs prompt attention.
The Standard Sewing Machine Rooms,
427 9th IT NV
Jos. H FrsKl,
nlb-S,thds,6 The Old RehablA
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RED RoucH HANDS.

bad cempisxon baby hlsmshss and falling hsAr pre-
vented BY oUTIcURA SOAP. Most s6sotivs skin
PURIFYING and bssuifyins soap In the world. a ven
- purest and sweetest Of toilet and nurssry sosps
Only cure for pimplss because only prsvsntivs Of
cloGGing Of the poreA Sold evsrywhers.
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noile prosequi was entered by the district
attorney In the Criminal Court yesterday in
each Of the following cases: Annie Hawkins,
assault with intent 70 kill; Columbus Jackson,
housebreaking; Edward Kiligan, robbery;
Thos. Lawrence and John l. Marten, larceny
from the person; Chas. Fisher. alias Pompy
Fisher, do. and Martha Racks, violating the
humane law.
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EXCURSIONS. &c

MOUNT VERNON
HONE AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
Steamer MACALEsTER AZ lOa m dailv texseti, sun
dAy). returning N the city by apprn
THE DIRECT ROUTE - NO FERRYrNG - NO
TRANsFERs-THE QUICK RCUTF
FARE ROUND TRIP. TO. CHILpRrN. "a,
sFPJrAsE NoTE--Rv the 10 = m TRIP ~ .hs
steamer NscAlester q Mount Vernon ar3 by thi.
o1rec route only the ticket the entire r4rnt
VII 20 on, II uding ddntss''n TO the lean~1n aud
from veratious transfers and annoying or'ra .si n
purchase Of an additional ticket 81, aduission de-
bRhf nftes mill trip down the famous blue Toto
mac without change or extra charge rs.s
ton. 10
Steamer Manchester TO river landings as far down a.
olymont daily except Sunday At 10 a. m. Freights
aho passensers. oc2B-d
NJ. VERNON TOMB OF WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND Mt. VERNON
ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Picturesque and Beautiful Route
New and Magnificent Cars now running aarr from
ALEXANDRIA direct 10 the Gate OF the MANSION
oprortunity 20 visit CHRIST CHTRcU. MAR
SHALL HOUSE. BRADDoCK HOUSE and other
places OF historic Interest IN ALEXANDRIA
Take ferry steamers foo, OF 7th st. Special ercur
son ticket. SOC. entire round trip.
Connecting also with trains OF pennsvirani. rail-
oso AZ hehsndra Take cars At 9Th street depot.
In Difference the wishes Of the ladies' Nj vsrpo,
Association cars stop SUNDAY at latte Hunting
creek. mile this side % hit. Vernon the grounds
being closed on that day.
se96-tr IA REED. supt
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD SEEx.x-
Dc NAiIET ROUTE On and after November
N The Washington and Chattanooga vestibule
limited vil leave Baltimore and Ohio depot
~ 10 m Carries dining car and through
pullman sieepers 10 Memph his and Nashville
conuec ing al Shenandoah junction with
oronsh sleeper 20 View Orlean. -Idrl.
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WOODS b Co., bankers, pay interest at the
rate OF per cent per annum on certificates of
deposit, payable on demand. Special rates for
time deposits
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Wa AR Now PRKrAEiN0 CATALOGUE for our
nsxt book sale. Those desiring 70 include any
books en- send them IN within the next ten
DAYS. IAtiIneT 4 sloan. 1907 q street north
west.-Adc.
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Ella 7. Mulliken was divorced today by
Judge Bradley from the bonds Of matrimony
with Vim. l.. Mulliken. The bill, fled in De-
cember by Mr. o. B. Hallam, sets forth the
marriage March 20, 1886, and charged desertion
in December 1890
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WEEKLY Bu,Lnrrs
OF
w. H. HoEKn.
E1eHrn AND Pa AVE,

A CUT IN THE MIDDLE OF A BUSY SEASON
II has been our custom at the end Of each
season TO close out the stock that we wished
to discontinue by MAKING BIG CUTin
the price and giving you the advantage Of
the same. This year We have concluded to
do otherwise. Instead Of waiting until the
seasons trade is over. and You have sup
Piled your needs. We are going to make
THAT CUT NOw-NOw WHILE YOU
WANT THE GOODS-riyht in the height
OF trade. and save you from 10 to 25 per
cent on some Of your purchases Begin
ming Monday morning and continuing until
the night of Saturday. the 10Th instant,
WE WILL SELL
Heavy Opaque Shades. yards long and
yard wide. with good spring rollers. at
3ec. worth 76c. to make to order Has
socks. Csc. White and Gray Goat Rug at
81: price everywhere. 81. 80. 26-inch
Smyrna Rug. %. 75 3O-inch Smyrna Rug,
$50. Smyrna Mat. 75c. Ingram Art
Squares. 3x4 yards. $50 A line Of good
Ingram Carpets at Acc. A line Of Tapestry
Carpets at &c., and
line Of Velvet Carpets. price Of which has
se.a Sl.25, we will clos. GU. .a,,
week a. 95c.
Remember. the quantity of these goods are
all limited and cannot be duplicated at the
price. word to the wise is sufficient
Our Solid Oak Chamber Suit for THE
MILLION" reduced to S16. 90. A large g.
piece Parlor Suit. cherry frames. up
holstered In silk tapestry. spring edge. for
&eb. good Couch, 50 so. A large Oak
Rocker. upholstered in silk plush or tapes
try, with spring seat. for ESQ. Chamber
Suits In all woods and at all prices.
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IT n Sor /. difHcuit matter 70 possess besnc-
ful teeth and healthy ruby-hxe gunsf you viii
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IL eisposing OF your real or personal effects
consult LstiIrer 4 sloan. l4O7 G. street. They
have The beet and mos; conveniently located
snetion room IN the city. also light, dry and
clean storage apartments.
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IHI sale OF oii palntli. "a IAtimeT a sloan's
ltos g street opens tomorrow az II an aud
those IN search % home decorations should be
on hand LVsry pictuTe viii positively be sold.
Ado
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ATTENTION 10 called to sale ct auction on
Wednesday. November 10, lss2, at 4:30 p. m.
OF house No. 66S street northeast House hA1
seven rooms; all M /. See advertisement.
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OUh o. rrprRvEsn LEADS.
PRASo = SoS, One Price,
Cor 7th and D..
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Fcr Wall PAyrn, Window Shades, Room
Moldtngs and Interior Uniting and Decorating
70 70 r. W HKSDERsoS
lii9 st NV
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wprs 81 comes 10 paying d1ty aud s.Shty
esnts pcusd FOR cands II "a quite expe..sire
luzury Ivy OUR, NJ DO. and 25c. pound.
Srsayrrzs, Candy Maker, sos Pa. ave.
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TEusrKKs' sale of desirable brick dwelling.
le3i Madison street northwest, tomorrow at
- O'Clock See advertisement
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SIMPLY AWFUL
WORST CASE OF scRoFULA THE DOCTORS
EVER SAW,
COMPLETELY CURED BY HOODS sARsA-
when was four or Eve years old had n scrof.
ulous the middle finger of my left hand which
get so bad that the doctors finger and later
took of more than half my hand Then the sores
came out on my neck and face on both Sides nearly
Destroying the stsht ofons eye also on my right arm
Doctors said IL was the
WORST CASE OF sCRoFuLA
They ever II was SIMPLY AWFIJIi Five va.rs
ago began to take Hoods Sarsaparilla Gradually
found thst the sores were beginning to heal kept
on till had taken ten bottles. TEN DOLLARSi Just
think OF what return got for that investment.
THOUSAND PER CENT? Yes, many thousand, For
the past four years have had no sores
WORK ALL THE TINE.
Before. 1 COULD DO NO WORK. know no, VIVA.
to say strong enough 10 express my gratitudst to
HOODS sARsApARILLA
For my perfect cure" GEORGE ". TURNER,
Farmer. Galway, Saratoga county. NY
HOODS PILLS do not weaken, but ala digestion
and tone the stomach Try thsm. 25c. /
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CAsyrTs CLkkSrp By he EXPIRE Garrett
Wonxs. 6Sl-635 Mass ave. 4. ~, are made moth
eroof frss Of charge Telephone i352
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Rw.xIEjs Lon Cl1xM-Ordsr . guErt for
semorrov.s dinner Pussell's cafe Every
Ains n srsDcuL 14H New York ave
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UNDERTAKES.

g II. HINES, UNDERTAKEN AND FNBArNFR
~. and manufacturer Of supplies .Ey, D. 81 r..r
cent saved by consulting Mr.. ZINES. 1913 llth St
u W. Telephone 40 an ist-,tn
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The vcdgt Manufacturing Jevelry o.. No.
us 7th st q. ". II
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LECTURES

= AILIARD SCHOOL or LANGUAGES
VI 900 ST Nv
FRENCH AID GERMAN. FREE IrgrT-p-
And debate and complimentary lessons THtiRsDAY
SoNemoer lIts, : T m Suhjecf nov N" STUDY q
LanEsiases Can Be sinpllAsd and Male Rand 49,.
tonA and fa-ctna;inr.' Lectures. prof aNi'l.-d "A
a Pertsl, cfdcer G'Acadeni~ and author 81 Nj iar,
fTench Method, French Phoncii-s g.. anA pr1f
Philip H. Mueller. suthor q the Word Chain Sys,sa
- scti-B ID
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HEALTH RESORTS.

A IKEN. SOUTH CAROLINA
WINTER RESORT for HEALTH and PLEASURE.
Driest climate in the United States exert points Of
great altitude In the Rocky Mountains.
HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL
FTRsT-CLAss IN EVERY RESPECT.
OPEN FOR SEASON OF Isq2 -a3 NOV. Is
For circular and terms address,
n.b-lm 81 p fHATFTTT n p-or,f..o-
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PrA.os for rent Droop's, sa5 Pa. ava-Adv'
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Bi.cHoyy ticket sale to.aorrow rlorning.-Ad.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

TIE AMMONIA1ED sTEAM CARPET CLEANING
= and renovstng works l70s and l7lO 81 a. y
Sarpets cleaned IN the bsst by our process.
Furniture, lnsttresses aai feather. renovated Iss
phone. Sos n. SEWMlER. Manager mh2s-r
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Write MOUNTAIN CAKE.

WHITE MOUNTAINS Gaze.
Bv Ars. A. e. Kfrttand. Montgomery. Ala.
Whites Of IL eegs beaten stiH Dream 1 cup
butter and cups sugar. very light. add 70 this
cups sifted floor. with l teaspoon Cleve1ands
Baking Powder sifted with 1t alternately with
l cup sweet milk. Lastly, beat in the still
whites. Flavor with wster or Q little
lemon and vanilla mixed.
Use only Cere,ands Baking Poscdsr. tie
proportions are made for that.
Apure cream Of tartar powder.
CLEvELANps
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely the bert"
For fine baking it has no equal
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
"A ToNrGriT AT
NATINEB SATURDAY ONLY.
EsESf BssyyEESSPP99ssT.
FANNY DAVENPORT.
fttssssfT BBssyyEESSff SsT:
SSpportec by her own company and Msioourps
Mcdowell.
Presenting sardoue
CLEOPATRA
SttkkSSff kTTsshh
undsr The management Of Marcos r. Mayer.
kaarrangsd- adapted and presented under the per-
sonai supervision OF
FANNY DAVENPORT
Next veek-MR RICHARD MANSFIELD. nl5-sf
KkRNAN's LYCEUh THkATER
n fennsylvsnia ave. and llth St
This wesk. Matinee Thursday,
RRNTZ-SANTLEI
NOVELTY AND BURLEsQCE COMPANY
IN their new Spectacular Production Of
OR. THE DISCOVERY OF COLUMBIA
oMESEs the Divtns oqslisau> In the vcluytuou rs
ksIt week-HARr's BOSTON NOVELTY COM
PANn. nl4<s
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ON o. soyr HAI
vfn stand ths ~sakeri
FaAxo D Sos, One Price,
Cor rth and d.