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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
LIKE A ROMANCE
How the social Position. ~ I've Pee
pie w.r. Reversed by Tims
Hold hsr hoAd"

INV NV NbfhnN wv w.
pie wsr. Reversed by Tins
Hold her hoAd"
YES. sir"
The person tutoring tho above
command was Mr.. l.. Tolcmy, n hand.
som" young man ~ dark complexion
and " decidedly ari-iuorHtic appear
aurs, Who Ia att acted some att"n.
tin during III" last week by the
spirndor ~ III" Jig he drives around
tie blue blood quarter
Tho li,rri'd lackry, who had
sprung from hnhind a. attend his
master AMI wh. had uc"kly done his
bidding. was Henry Wilton
This l. the Hr-t visit ~ each TO
Rhode Islam :, bat their great grand
fathers lived here moro than CEN
fury ago. atd ten Wilton was tho
uaun uf tho master and Tolemy that
ui the servant.
The reversal ~ their respective
socin' conditions read like u romance.
AuihuYN Wilton ed here before
the revolution IT, was 81 good de-
scent. bat d,I not succeed In life until
h" took 20 d,aliuc ,u rum and slaves -
IL business winch Laid the foundation
%! the "oiu-Nr, fortunes pos .ssed by
many Rludc -la.Jrr. to-day.
Wilton waved wealthy and made q
pas-ag" 10 the Lave coast at one
,im". when valid was mad" on Q
u, gro vi, gr near whrte cap" Coast
Ca-tI" /. today, and -"v'nty-tve men,
women and youths were shipped
aboard WUr.n~ -laycr.
Among the poor wrctchcs stolen
from tH".r h"m" u b.. 42l! into slsv-
CRY Wa 10, ~ al grandfather - y.
Iulony, tn art-tpcratic young man
o. this { ,",.
This man was .uch fno specimen
that Mr.. wilton decided to domestic
cate him and Keep him in his own
household.
All tho cargo wa disposed ~ and
the slave ship returned To Providence
with It's Owner. who on its arrival
won't 10 church 20 Civ" thanks To God
t'r his -uf" voyage and success at
tending H. "" had boon elected III
c.drt du ing hi absence.
IN" -ta,wart s.ay" was named
W 'illN, anu lo WV Ah'@ ~ NV" "
wait on hi, owner at tahl" back hi
DO ~ ANA I - ,N,,..'
Ia, cd elder promise Ft",rIuy
that -umc daS h" word lot him 70
back L. 'f- nat $" land.
Ia tiu next .cu"r,ti"u son OF
Pio."rny ma ri"d an ucturpnn, and 10
tho next Ken ration -on ~ that sor
ma. rir WhItn Woman. whose son II
tho p.r n =. I,,emy, Esq, o
} KrUuI' t"updH
, Tn. yoIIt man Inherited a biz
iorturr. ami '".hg t. al Outward ap
y. p"nrun,', White man, although h
boasts Of hi, African lineage. no has
had an cay and uNuriou~ i,i".
som" time ago he met Larry VII
ton, ard learning that ho was thu
Rrcat-grHudrhi,d 81 the Wilton VIII,
oyncl h rra' graudfatn",, Ptulemy
I he wa < al H. hir" Ni.ton
wilton wa, pou", tho old elder
+ wealth having Disappeared long be
fore hi gone na'iou. ald hc Was no
too pro at Ia huld the horse and to 81
h- hat :" q" cen ant ~ his aucos
tor slave 80 long a. T., ro.cmy pai
good wages,
| ToIcmy wanted e. buy tho old VII
ton homestead and hav" NI,tun thor
as servant in the halls OF his an
CostOrs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
nm enlI.n,. Inrem.

Tia" 80 'au's harcm costs els. 0o0.-
~" y"a'ly About 100 women leave
every yrar to mary. r@d each has
ta',6I1 d"wry ist the number
never ia., bolow 800 Every otficial
Strugg."- to get his daughter Ia. for
each has ION servants. . carriage and
four. aud a possibility OF gaining In
huenc" y cr the sultan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
tn D. l.ATEar,

The latest scheme in connection with
. sanitArium at Albuquerque is to 10.
cate such an institution at the mouth Of
Coyote canon, convenient TO the miner nj
springs, and run an electric road from
that point 10 this olty. Dr, Ford, Of the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
~, tn. Vsaa,ity.

Mr. Nhimpers, nudging her hus-
band In III" next parquet seat That's
. love Of hat In the row in front OF
10. 1t mas, have cost at least ESQ
Mr. Nhimpers, trying In vain 70
ssS over i'll should think 60
lhsyss enough Of It.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
The Great Middls sovfs Across the
In connection with the railways Of tho 'BAnts
W Route"
LIBERAL MANAGEMENT!
EXI ELLENT neutrality-suspicious.
SUPERIOR fACIiiTlEsi
PICTURESQUE SCENEnl!

The Grssd CAsoa q the Colorado, the most sab
lin. OF Natures work on the Earth, can sasily b
r-ach.d via fiAS-tan. williAms or Peach bpstnss
on 10 Rad. To the haiarai hsidEe % Astssas
and Neststsma's Well you can journey most d.
civilization Of tAssnA, or Of AeeaA. "Ihs City Of
tho bky." Visit the fstrieed tsrests near Car.
nisn,s T.la han,sn., 80. l., Nv. s,ssn,ss,
pine forests Ut the bAh Francisco hounsains
Find inter st IN the ruins ut the osic Gave
bridge In Amsr,cs seross De Colorado riyss.
v. A. BlbsEI4L.
General Iessenscr Agsnt
Nan franciseo. Cal, and Albuquerque, N. n.
II. b. VAN sLYCk, +. II. GAHiL
General Agent, Gsnsral Superintendent
Alhauuafuue. Nav Aexloo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
RAILROAD VOTES.

TIL. niachinists on the Missouri Pacific
road are out on Og strike.
II is reported tha, the Houston a
Texas Central oontemplstes An extension
10 Eddy.
The santa Fe's gross earnings Tor
February. approIimated, were S3,737 1872,
an increase q tp2i, 49,
The construction OF the new Spring.
Held, Sedalia 4 North western railway
will begin at Sedalia the week.
A plan TO bring all the railway EN-
ployes % the country into one organiza.
ton has been conceived 10 Chicago.
The Santa Fe seut coach load Of
wotkmen from Denver to La Junta to
take the place Of the strikers in the
shops.
The gross earnings Of the Northern
Pacific, including the Wisconsin Central,
ior March, we're t2,319,lGi u decrease Of
t2ii.3iG
Shipp-ts ~ stock are notified that the
Santa H. company will accept the STOCK
at shippet's risk only, says a promiuen,
atockmau.
Eli It'ua, n well known cattle ranch.
man ~ former years entered upon hts
du,ir- ot general live stock agent Of the
AtchisOn. AprIl |,
&. II FrAtherstone, A. T.. Sweet and
r. Pond, Sau MarciAl rH,lroaders,
acre IN the cIty Sunday aud register
81 II, the European.
San Francisco claims III. poes~ssion Of
the frat car ever run on cabl. road
the curiu will bc sent 10 the World'e
FAIR NJ California exhibit.
The Southern Pacific has entered upon
u lively light with the North American
navigation company, aud the Panama
railroad, Tor uauscnn tinental business.
II II reported At Monterey that the
Monterey n Mexican Cult railroud IL
soon ~ pass into the hands % &. L
Huntington VI the Southern Pacific com
pany.
~ n q. ,,.,..,
| keaggy between Albuquerque and Win.
slow, left Saturday night for an indeh
mite visit among eastern relatives and
friends.
Joe iiHmpson, the railroad contractor
IN Mexico, Was a passenger Tor the east
last Saturday night. IL IN assumed that
Mr.. Hampson's VISIT east ia ON railroa |
bus'ness
IT,. Union Pacific hna contracted for
~s"" % ""m o, rhp"nu'
.o., -, ,.,,.,L -, ,'.,n,, ~
:,
~ '"N' ""' son" 70 -" '""'"'
where he VIII testify against the TRAIN
ue" accused ~ f"oh'nR m-rch"hd'St
cars "'' Low" IL 'n~cN c'"ik ~ the
'e'R"' oep'''
RIO Grands Weston earnings, fourth
week IN March, S'G.'h, n decrease Of
Sb,Sn from the same week III ls99 For
VI" month"; " '''N"' decrease OF 80"
'f"" M"reh is'-'
TIE Kansas Legislature having al.
journed wlthou, passing any bill 10 re-
duce railway rates, the governor is now
being besl.ged to call AN extra session
Tor That purpose
The Santa Re has put into effect u new
special joint tariff rate to Prescott, Ara
The rat.s are much lower owing 10 I'll
arrangement made with the Santa Fe
Prescott and PLunix railroad company
80, ,o,,, ,,., ,,., a.. D.,
I..nd ha. oornl.,.d ,ha ii .;,. a..
IT,, Ut. ,.,,,I., a,a a.. ~,..
,,nu, RI. 81, rn., ~ ,,a,, =. 800,
ly MA oos.,bls,
W.. p.,,, u l. , , A.
M.,,o., c.n,,.I ,.,,,..d -, 49,.
'a .'".." '"''roA'' pAS'eu ao""
N. . -, 80. 80.
a.. .,..,.I ,o..h a.., =, ~ ~
o. a.. D.. 49,.
es''e"' ''"'''' " 'no DenSeI " i''o
o'""'s' 'a'S ~" 'oaa WI" promptly ui"e'
'"e 'e'u''''u' VI I've oomp~''.o'' anu nc
"a'"i now 10" Tue "'u'"nu cuts 'he
- ,a.ea 49,. :"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
N.ee..,,.l,d : ChAnee.

May How did you como to change
the day iur your weddingP
Helen oh. there 10 TO DO q big
game of foot ball that day and Paul
couldn't get Away.-ChieAgo later
0eeAA,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
Every Dose effective


Tn. following program hiss been ar
RAGGED Tor the spring racing Of the Cen
tlemrn's Driving association:
PiRsr DAY, THURSDAY. MAY IL.
PURSE A1UDUD. Trutt,ng, $50 Clses,
Puru- 4 5U.OD' Trntting, 2:23 Clsss.
Purs- s5jOW: Trotting. 30 Class.
Purse Z 20 90: Running. ~ Mile Dash.
shpND DAT, FRIDAY, MAI ~.
Purse S1U.U: Pacing, Free To AN.
Purse {i25OO: Trottipg, 500 Cisaa
Purse $1,000: Running, Mile Heat.
Purse $4,000: Running, Novelty, One
Mile.
THIRD DAT, SATURDAY, MAY 20.
Purse snuUO: Trottipg, $40 Clsaa.
Purse t3JOOO: Trutting, Free 10 All.
Purse &lUO.N: Running, =. Mile Dash.
purse $1,000: Running, A Mile Dash.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
BLIND NESS IN RUSSIA.
In the AihAii Districts shs Majority Arr
60 Aaiistea-

60 Antietea.
The people OF Russia are more ter
rihly afflicted with tho infrmity OF
blindness than any other race. sect or
nation on the globe, tho proportion boz
ing twenty one to every ~. U0D Of pop
ulation. In 1896 there was an ofiiciAi
census taken Of the blind Of Europe
Those statiatics show o remarkab BILE
state Of affairs, especially in Euro
psan Russia, the Caucasus and Po-
land In t.c countries named there
was IA total Of isa.S72 persons who
were entirely blind, Tho whole Of
The remainder Of Europe land mind
this includes the thickly populated
countries OF Germany, France, spain.
Holland, Belgium, Great Britain.
numbering lss,Sl2. while the three
Americas. North. Central and South,
with their islands, have less than
~, OOp persons who are totally bereft
Of sight In tho Caucasus the
women, especially those OF country
districts. are more liable 10 cecity
than men, the proportion being about
twenty .sevsn 10 nineteen. In Poland
there are twenty-five blind men for
every fourteen blind women. tho
same percentage holding good over
the most Of Russia-in-Europe. The
authority from which these facts are
Cleaned states that there are actually
many small villages In the alkali dis
triots near tho AsiAtic frontier whers
the blind predominkts' In this re-
g!on the alkali dust constantly oils
tho air. and those not actually blind
have their eyes more or less diseased
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22

TO GEORGE ". HOsMER, You ar. Asrsbg
Co. haS ma.is the nsc--ssry annual impsevs.
m.shts on the follovins minins elsims: ''fhs
Mar. arst u" "Ths viIun saint, "rhs Bell.
"a r~auifd BY statute, and thai yoa are rsqassasA
to eontnbuts yoar prot.aftionAis share Oh IL
ehpendtures mAsis for card improvemeats.
March 1, isss Bscrstasy II. N, IG Ca
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
Anticipating What ali. would say.

Tom Anjcry. II student, applied 10
the professor Tor permission 70 10
absent
II should like 10 bo excused this
afternoon, ms want to take my sis
ter out driving"
The old professor, VINO IL no fool.
looked al the young man over the
top Of his spcctacles and said slowly;
Want 10 take your sister out
driving, do your L. she any relation
70 uy"-Boston Globe
IT costs the axpaycrs Of New York
;ity 100000 per annum 10 hold
,oroner's inquests, which literally
and hguratively may be regarded -
auto y stiff sum
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-22
Are the Best


Unlike other cathartics, the effect
IT Ayers Pills Is 10 sfrengfheH
the cScrrtory organs and restore to
them their regular and natural ac-
tion. doctors every where prescribe
thrm. In spite 81 Immense compe-
tItlou. they have always maintained
their popularity as u Family med-
icinc. being IN greater demand
now than eve. bfor" They arr put
up both IN Walls and boxes and
whether for home use or travel,
Ayers Fills are preferable 10 any
other. Have you ever tried themy
Ayers Pills
Prepared by ~. }. G. Aver n Co, Lowell, hsss.
bold by all Druggists.
Every Dose Effective
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-20
G1RLs. CLOTHING.

Stylish Brown Mixed Cheviot Jackets, double.
breasted. plated shoulder capes, large bone but
tors Sizes IL, IA and 10 years. SIS 90
Lot Of An-wool Novelty Cloth Jackets, navy
blue rough diagonal and Scotch mixtures, broad
rolling notched collars large pearl buttons Sizes
AZ, ~ anu ~ years. 81. so
AH-wOol Brown and Navy Blue Beaver Cloth
Jackets, deep capes. trimmed with narrow Soy
tache braid balloon sleeves umbrella skirts Sizes
II, IA and 16 years. $40 and $l4
Lot Of Children's All-wool Long Coats brown and
navy blue mixtures, with without capes Sizes
" IL yours. ................S and So 20
Lot Of Mixed Cheviot Long Coats double breast-
ed rufde capes bishop sleeves. Sizes 4 to Ia
lot of An-wool Long Coats, brown mixed ef-
fects, deep r'f1e over shoulder. rolling collar fin
ished with broad revers full bishop sleeves cuffs
and yoke trimmed with nutria fur Sizes 4 to
IT, .$S to $10SO
Misses Al-wool Dresses, plain and mixed ef-
fects. neatly finished. braid or ribbon trimmed
Sazss TO H.. IS, $3.50, IS and $40
An elegant assortment Of Children's Party
Dresses, made Of India silk, challie, &C., to be
worn with or without guimpes. Sizes to II.
.xlO $16 and $50
(Sd moor .11th st. bldg }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-20
DIED.


CHAMBERLN; On October 70. 1888, at $40 ?
m, THEODORE WlFoRD. OF Robert H.
and Mary Anne Chamberlin.
street %es M.ss,nsoD Reiati1es ana
friends invited
COCHRAN. Or Wednesday, October IS 1888. at
O'clock pm. NANCY NJ, oldest child Of
a and dsy: sS Of
Funeral private.
GREEN. October 90 1885, at the residence of her
brother inlaw, Joseph s. Burnett. l2G New
Hampshire avenue. ELIZABETH widow OF the
late Anthony Green Of milwaukee,.
Funeral services the house on Sunday at Csc
Maoa,. n nss On Monday a. pm at the
GREENLEEs. On October 20. 1898. at 4:I5 an,
At his residence in Brookiand. ID. c. WILLIAM
GREENLEEs. aged nfty-seven years
Services at the residence on Sunday at pm.
MCDONALD: On WEDNESDAY: October Is. 1883, az
Marrret Mcdonald. at his residence. s2l <
Funeral saturday at Sis. thence to St. Aloysis
Church.
MURPHY. On Thursday. October 10. ls9s at 3
O'Clock pm, DANIEL A.. the beloved husband
OF Maggie A. Murphy. nee Cannon. departed THY
life in the thirty seventh year OF his age.
May he rest i'm peace.
In Mount Ovet's calm and lonely dell
Where the weeping willows wave.
Ny darling husband. loved 50 we'll
Lies In his silent grave.
Funeral from his late residence. 1893 north
east. on Monday, October "a at am. sharp.
Thence TO st. Aloysius Church. where a requiem
mass viii be held for the repose Of his soul e
PAXTON. October is. 1898. at his residence Port
Deposit, Md. ]. WALTER PAXTON son Of the
late John = Paxton OF Georgetown. ID. c.
Funeral from his late residence Sunday, octoece
%, at 1 O'Clock
wen known citizen Of washington died q
Cologne Italy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-20
For the Toilet.

Genuine st. Thomas Bay Rum.
Small size, Saturday ..............25 CTS.
Medium size, Saturday. .............50 CTS.
Merits Lilac Salts, wonderfully re-
freshing. Medium size bottle, Satur-
Gay % CTS.
Merits Aromatic Lavender Salts.
valuable and effective stimuiant. Me-
dunn size bottle. Saturday. ...... Is CTS.
Merits Almond Cold Cream, for the
complexion, Saturday lis CTS.
Ponce de Leon Bloom Of Youth. Satur-
day soc.
jules Toilet Powder. Saturday &c.
Belczaire Toilet Powder. Saturday 20c.
Lavender Bags Saturday &c.
Cream Of Cucumber and Lettuce delight
full for the skim. Saturday 1Sc.
Pinaud's Eau de Quinine email size).
Saturday SIC.
Piraud's Eau de Quiuine aarge size).
Saturday soc.
Pure Violet Orris. Saturday 1sc. per pack
age q for 50c.).
Rabateau's Skin Food tremoves wrinkles
and skin blemishes). Saturday SSc. per jar.
Roses and Myrrh flor the teeth. Satur-
day 19c. per bottle.
Merits Curling Fluid mot gummy or
sticky, keeps the hair in curl. Saturday
15c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-20
A KNOTTY POINT
Decided by Att prney Thomas in N
Opinion Today.

The case Of house occupied by two FAM
HES, one residing on the ground floor and
the other on the second floor, where the
tenant on the first floor pays the water
rent and both tenants pay their rent d.
rectiy to the landlord. recently suggested
the Following questions:
What is the weight of the house IN sign
Ing q petition for liquor license Does IL
count as two or only as one? IL only one,
which tenant has the right to sign? IL one
tenant signs and the other refuses, will IL
be q set off?"
Attorney Thomas was called upon to
wrestle with the problem, and today put
his views on the matter in the following
opinion:
Il have the honor to say a house may
sometimes mean separate apartments OF
hats In the same building. In the case he
puts my opinion is each tenant is a resi-
dent keeping house. and would have the
right to sign a liquor license application.
II one tenant should sign and the other
should refuse to sign, the applicant for
the license would have the signature Of but
one resident keeping house, but the sigma
ture OF that one would not be q set on to
the housekeeper who refuses to sign: the
house in that case would only count a.
one"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-20
FASHIONABLE SHOES.

Some shoes are made for appearance, some for
wear, some for comfort and some to combine all
three. This last II the mark at which these are
aimed. s4-
tips pointed toes common sense style. So. SO
Womens Wei Kid Shoes, welted soles, pointed
square or common sense toes. SO
Womens Duree Kid Shoes, cloth or kid tops
picadllly last. patent leather trimmings so
Womens High Butchers. picadilly toes, patent
leather trimmings, extremely stylish SO. so
Womens Best Storm Rubbers. ............. soc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-20
Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: Daniel
oConners and Katie Bryan, James She'd
rick and Bertha Berry. John F. Hurdle and
Bertha Pyles, both of Tenleytown: VIM
Chesley Of Prince Georges county, Nd, and
Carrie T. Gauntt NJ. NJ Byrne and NJ Rena
Simpson, John H. Barnes and Sarah r
lacey. Robt. Wilson Of Bethesda, Nd, ar 4
Leila Burrows of Tenleytown, ID. c.; Mos IS
Wood and Alice jackson, Edward B. Kin.
rel and Clara G. Duly, Chas. L. Diehl am
Emile LANCE Of Baltimore. Nd; Stacy A.
Ransom and r. Matilda Levy, Alfred GIL
bert and Sarah Thomas. John F. Cochran
OF Lake City. Col. and Cora ]. Broulik.
John T. Conroy and Mary Louise Dorsey.
John W. Blakelock and Isabel r. Hazen, W
II. Buxton and Annie G. Hurley both of
Clarksburg, Md: VIM. Ewald of Allegany
county. Nd, and Sarah B. Kimmell, c. n
Edelin, and Annie ]. Brooke, Harry ID.
WEIGH and Martha E. Burchield Clayton
Donaldson and Bertha Jingles. J. Burrows
Waters and NJ. Catherine Power lin
coin Goodall and Sarah A. Braxton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-20
The M.ry,.pa D~uocr.,,r q,

Last evening In the Elks' Hall. corner q
Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street. the
Maryland Democratic Club held a meeting.
This was the first meeting Of the club since
early in the spring. the object being to
bring the members together and get them
in readiness for the fall campaign. Presi-
dent Lancaster was not present. as he had
been called down the river. where the
storm of last Friday did considerable dam
age to his property. In his absence Mr.. j.
X Mangum presided. Matters of interest
to the club were discussed. and IL was de-
will be held on the first and third Thurs
days Of each month
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-20
COlOred Y. M. c. A.

With the opening Of the new year re-
newed interest is being manifested in the
work Of the Colored Y. NJ. c. A. Special
efforts are being exerted to increase the
scope and effectiveness Of the association
in all Of its departments. The Sunday af-
ternoon meetings. which are held at 4
o'clock in the assembly hall. have been very
largely attended, and on Sunday, October
%. Mr.. John NJ. Langston will address the
young men, taking as his subject: How
shall we read the Old and New Testaments,
and what may We hope to find therein ?''
These meetings are open to ladies and gen.
tlemen alike.
The Literary Society-of the association will
meet on Saturday evening to elect a presi-
dent to succeed Mr.. Warning, who can no
longer serve In that capacity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-20
Saturday
Perfumes.

Merits Violet Water. q toilet luxury Of
rare sweetness.
Large size, Saturday ...............S 81
Small size, Saturday ....... SO CTS.
Merits Florida Water. very rich and
delightful. Medium size. Saturday IS CTS.
Merits Lavender Water, q true and
distinctive perfume. Small size.
I'D ClS.
Merits Magnolia Water, a delightful
and agreeable perfume. Small size.
s'oeuiuay ~ Clos
Celebrated Newman Perfumes, In all
the most popular odors.
1-ource bottles, Saturday. .33 CTS
2-ounce bottles, Saturday. So CTS.
4-ounce bottles, Saturday rs CTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-20
Saturday Soaps.

Merits Celebrated Complexion Soap.
per box q cakes. Saturday. .3Sc.
Merits Oatmeal Soap. per box g
cakes, Saturday .2lc.
Merits Honey Soap, per box g cakes),
Natuiuds .[lC.
Thymol Skin Soap, Saturday .......... Sc.
Felix Freres Celebrated Soap, formerly
Is cents cake, will be sold, until the pres
ent stock is exhausted. for Is CENTS A
BOX q cakes).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-20
A Chautauqua Circle.

A Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Cir
Gle was organized last evening on Capitol
Hill at the residence OF Mr.. Donald Nc
Catheran. The following officers were elect
ed for the term Of 80 and "a: President.
Mr. Donald McCatheran: vice president,
Mr.: VIM. Pritchett: secretary, Mr. Z. Hume
Talbert; treasurer. Miss NJ Lula Dunn.
Among those present were Miss L. Amery,
A. Williamson. Miss l.. Prospect. Miss NJ
L. Dunn. Miss A c. Espey, Mrs. /. Hunt
Mrs. A. E. Hancock, Mr.. E. A. Alien. Mr..
D. McCatheran. Mr.. A. A. Hancock. Mr..
Frank Jost. Mr. E. H. Talbert Mr.. VIM.
Pritchett, Mr.. E. r. Berkeley. Mr.. A. A.
Chapman. Mr.. ]. Gatchel and Nr. T.
Gatchel
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Columbia Athletic Club. smoker


The first of q pleasant series Of varied
Saturday night entertainments will be in
augurated tomorrow evening at the Column
bia Athletic Club. and will partake of the
nature Of a club smoker"
The amusement committee have been
busily engaged during the past two weeks
preparing for this event, and promise the
members and their friends an evening of
enjoyment, such as the club has the repu-
tation for providing. Among those who,
with the usual orchestra, will contribute
to the evenings entertainment are. Mr.
Walter E. Carey, the clever monologue
entertainer, whose friends are legion; Mr..
Theo. Friebus. one OF washington's we'll
known amateur vocalists: Mr. Chas Mil
ler who has been heard there before in his
pleasing comic selections; Mr.. VIM Haley
in flute solo, and Victor Leonzo Poesche, the
dramatic entertainer The Apollo Quartet
consisting Of Messrss w. ID. Mcfarland
p. b. Turpin, Frank Reside and b. A.
Ryan. have also volunteered. and Mr.. An
ton kaspar, vioiinists. and Prof John p
Lawrence, pianist, will contribute to the
evenings entertainment.
The members are expected to invite their
numerous friends to participate In this first
smoker" Of the season.
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