davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-05-19
Mbfabrt Mnfuuft

9tilp9gfee y. -.Nbfabrt: 1900 M,, $3.50 81,
a9ntnntt: 100 SC, 1000 M, '1:3O g., t4OO g.,
'6:45 81, t945 q.
Wauteba & Observation-Disclosures. 400 st, 1880 80.
1900 g.. '5.00N @ntunft: '10O0Me, t1:30 &C., 1915
@6bS.-' Sdglid]. tSd9lt9, ous9euomnen 9onnta9S.
&a9ltb. Wtputo9s ausaenemmen. Saeltb, 9au1S=
tags ausQe1pnn1en.
, 1893-05-19
SerIanat: MGnner un6 Gnaben.

SerIaaat: Mdnner nnO Gnaben.
02erIan9t: Wt6uner, Inn 6rome=96u1er gu painter.
~ $50 oauonb Mpe., Nppuoole.
Oeerlongt: Gin eriter &Ioiie Operator an @uitomt=
~ Rbden, gutter SDbn, itdnbtge Nrbett.
177 5. Npe., 4. JIur.
9Ser1an9t: Gin jun9er 8ut9er.
~ 737 SHEFFIELD ape.
0~Serlangt: SofDrt ein gutter 8lad1mitb= oelfer, Der
~ YferDe %be1Glagen fam. 0orau1preden BET &elen 81
Wtaus, @de 5. ape. uno &afe Str., 9 Qbr Morgens.
So ct: 8utder; nrB @neltIdb 1precben uub
~ idreiben t6nnen. Nor. T.. II StaatsatQ.
Ntano= 9ttm mer.
r Nerlangt elm eriter &laIIe 8iQno=Gepartrer, Gttm=
nter Ilo Acttpu=Jte9ulator, I'M an n~ltertbimlidbeu 8ia=
NOS, Die jest auf Der MISUNDERSTANDING ~ous9e1teat ftnb, an
arbetten. gu o%ore1Iire1t: SO. Stetnert, Solicitor, &iberal
@rtS Sutlbtn9, Sectipu j, @olun1 l, ooer: II AZ
Thanksgiving. l8mi2t
, 1893-05-19
3n faufen qelud1t.


On fau II g eiubt Cine 3e1turios=9 81 nrtp
- Soffmanu, $50 e. 30. gBo1btenon grne
, 1893-05-19
uermietben: gtures, 8obnuuqen Il.

2 II Oermtetben: Subf6e r5lot"=98pbnungen NIT
~ alem Comfort, SIS ben Wtonot. Clifton Aoe. in Der
gt6De oon Belmont @pe. 9taberes M}tttQQS 3ruiIdeu l.
l0nlhain
, 1893-05-19
Wrunheiae1ttbum.


On perfnufen: 8pqers 8arf. 7 8oOm Saus. pon=
~ 1t6noig teu, groBe Sot uno I90ue Sdatteu=B0ume.
9reis $3.50. g&aberes BEL 8. 8. Captain. 81 Sainois
Ctr, 8. Slur. I9mi2t
0u oertaufen: geue n6Iat"=6duier. 2ftbdig, mt
lid i'd 4 oon s S2mDDft b II apenG @ls ~ S''i iSst @ 6s6G g5f'2 n eGr9f
fbnnen. Sur 9eringe Nn5abllng. @pttoge, Ihit0dlg
IN unmtttelbarer 9tGbe bes NDpnboler 8abubofS; $500.
gtdberes i'm StaatS5ettungsgeb6ube, 3inlnter go. 35,
Wttttogs 8pi16en u unb l ubr ober inter Gbreiie: S.
9DB, NoonouIe. @pot 60, 81. 15ni6am
, 1893-05-19
ysisconfin 6cmtratz9tmtei

81 gil. +Id9l. aus9eu. Sonl1to9s
x4a gli1, ausgeu. @anitags- ++Ars9.
stuu tags. gMusg. Count. II. Wtont.
ct. Saul, Wttuueapolis nno
YeG fic GrpreB ........;..-...-
M1blen D.. Srpntomus uno
Gau @A ire GrpreB.
Mautea "a GrpreB ..............'''I
, 1893-05-19
& @a5term SHinois.GtIenbaDm

s,9te yiiGeI=0Iafe! SteW Dorf, Sbtca9o
1sno at. &oaissGtfcm6nDn.
eoop 7t35 9}prmihoaS gnfunft in Chicago 81 @benbs
td9lid), 0uS9eHonInisn 5onntags, Abfobrt pot @bic6a99o
1915 NbenOS; tdeltD. ousgenpntmert Santpegs, an,
ptontogs. Megeu Der ~Jabrpretie pber Better III S4iaJs
/ >dgeu riDtet @nfrogeit an @9aS. 6. G9ltert A9eat os
4 Observation-Disclosures DDer au j. y. eaiu9"lt' V9'
M tent, 10 GIorf Ctr.
, 1893-05-19
Onnnrtdr 1tntE+

Sd9lth mad Gociue, Miilpaufee. SAebpDeou, M}auis
tplpoc, S%nOtngtpu, Mtauiitee, Z nbr 9lbenos.
Sdgltd] nab Sranb 9aOen, Wtustegon, @raub Raplos,
'730 ubr MbeuoS.
.Snei DIAL mD1entlid mad @reeu Ban, MauiItique
IND MaD BDrts. an 9Ieultag Ino SanlitaQ nm Z llbr
Aheno8. : Sonutag3 ausgeEommer. Office unb 0pd5:
stut SUB ocr WtGBisan slpc. 1oapripb
, 1893-05-19
SteQemgeIu0e.

Stelemgeiude.
0ief DIT: Wiener @onbitDr Iu6t Sptel.Geitouront
" Stelle, &rti1e, 166 9. ScfferiDn ctr.
Meiu9t: Suter @oiter. fprt9t beutIdb, f~ranabIiIb
lno ttollentl0. ludt STEELE in Der gSeltousItel1nQ
pDer Rrtpatbous. AoreIfe It. 3 StoQtS3ettunQ.
* efu9t: @tn Mtonu in m%ittlerean 9tlter, NIT Quten
0teferen5ert, iudt STEELE bel Bripot ober Sptel.
l9nt2t A z Stouts3ettunq.
M in DIT: 8Dbmti9er 8rouer, AbIp1pent Der 8rooer
nnb init lan9erer 9roris I'm
9rauen BON HtIiener 8ieren, iubt etne 6bnitdbe 8rous
meifter=9teae. @bref1e; A. ~. 10 9ua1traBe, @bica9o.
Meiu6t: Bartender, erTabreu, 5uperldIIio, oeIebten
W Alters, iubt Steauu9. Aor. G.. 83 StaatSato.
Mefu0t: Suu9er beutI1er Nsann, 8etdhner- iuC6t,
tr9eno pelpe 8ei3dfttgnng. s. @ilo, 3159
State ctr.
Mefn6t: Sun9e gebtlbete @ieuert1. muTfQIiIh. init
" Den be1teu 9feferen3en, iubt Steae ols 8puper-
nante, &etIe=8s9leitertn 0ber 9ausbdlterin. 8riefe er=
beten nob Az So. IL. StroBe. 1smi3t
, 1893-05-19
GerlOnli6eS.

YerlOnlide8.
Osun9er Monn ppu 35 Sobreu, NIT ei9enem @ei9dft
~ mDd)te NIT 1un9er 3ame, reIp. Wittne betreffS 8er=
betratbunq betaunf merben. Gtiuas 9ermDQeu els
fpiiniGt Ieoph ni6t gebin9un9. geri9miegeubelt
@breniade. Nbrefie: Y 80 Stoats5eitung.
SeirotDs9e1u4, Sin WonH, "a Sabre oft. prote-
y ftontif9er &eli9ion, bot elm gnt9ebenoes @ei9dft
niinId]t bic 8etauntldaft zines onlt6no19en N&ao6ens
bebufS Seiratb. Sfferteu erbeteu unter
l7ni6t ne 83 Staats3eitunq.
9eer3pgen: Mtuno Spelbte, S9netberin, lit mad
~ 269 @btCago Ape, nabe @entre Aoe., ner5Ogen.
17mi3t
, 1893-05-19

AUIuVlt 2lllHlL
ct. Saul uno MtureapoIis ........ b $50 m}.b10:00 q
ct. Qaul unb Minneapolts ........Ia 600 Aa $50 Ne
ct. Ynul unb MinueapplIs ........ a10:30 aa 645 W6
Omaha uub Sigur 9ttD ............ a $50 Na $50 We
2maba uno Sinur @itn ............ a1100 Na 7l5 Me
9tor. Soma uno Sou. Wtinueiota. a 800 g#a S00A
Morquette & 9tor. mid. ...........a 500 Ma 7G04 81
Ntillpaufee Mbfnbrt: a $50 81. b 11:30 Nt.. bl:00
81, b3 100 81. a 900 g., a 500 81, a 1890 81. Au=
tunft; a 6.45 M1., a 700 M. Il $50 MR,. b 1870 M3.
b LOO g., b 400 g., a $50 81, b 1000 o.. s145 90.
a SG9lld. b A-usgeIOmmeH SOuntags. 5 blur
SpnntagS.
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RY. co. @rouO
y Central Station. 6ittb- Ane. uno 9orriion StraBe
Staot=Office an Start uu0 SGdlon Str. CRtenlr Blog)
'SGgIif. +9d9I., ousidL Count. Ab9an9. Iantuuft.
rot 8nul uHo MluueappIl5. .... S:l5 @rl. 1880 Chm.
fSsolpn uu0 G0uIns @rpreB ....--- SIS 0ni. 1920 9tr1.
GbarlcS unb SDCaRlDre $50. Ill:35 Wru. $3.50 9fm.
'SDC0mpre unD Sprou .......... $40 9tln. Il0:2O gSlu.
+St. Gbnrles mo SDC0More $50. 5:35 9tH. $50 Nm
ct QauI uuO WiuucopGliS -. 500 9tnt 9;1O Qm.
'9eS4JtDIHeS. Ct. SSpe II. SAM. Gitp 500 gtnt. $40 0nt.
, 1893-05-19

NBicaao & gSe5t aaid)i9an @i1enoabn nag
v @r6uo 9opios, @ran0 @apems @tltste9ort, Dfoniz
lice. Groperie Sin. Glf 8opibs. @borlenoir UNI 9e.
tosfep. Nbfobrt bonn TuBe Der u. @traBe. -sAa
@O9eato9et 1900 ~ 1925 o. ta2ll9l LIP u
9apioS. tBart0r Gar mad @rou6 8aptos. sS9Iaf-
sronet ttadl @rnuh MonibS unb WusteanI.
, 1893-05-19

N.rie= 9imie (Sbtcagp uno Gric @i1cmbabm).
" GtdetsOfices 242 Sub GIari=StraBe. 3earbprns
Station, 8oitsStraBe, @de SourtB aoe.
Nbfabrt 9nfuuft
Sem Norf, 8pitpn & Ybilab. CT. X 745 MX $50 80
Stem @orf, Bolton 8eitibule Sim X 200 81 X $50 u
2ima, Wtaripn & Columbus ....... / 1870 WFt 655 81
SanteStppu & Buffalo Bet. Gin X 200 SIX $50 81
9{prtb Suo1Dn Accommodation -. X 5:15 six $40 We
&ol., SouteSt & BUR. 9urd. Or. X 745 @Ex $50 Wt
xSduIih. tNusQennmmen SDnntaQs.
, 1893-05-19
3wei9-O ffcen
abetOblatt Der 81, Staatsz 3eitms.
0ff re~SeTenbn, No R9g

Cur 8equemli6teit uuIerer on5ei9enben 9uuben boben
air NIT ben unteit genaunten 0erren eu @bfommen e-
perben au beuielber 9reiieu. ais penn bieIeIben brett in
Der @Gpe6nitton Der Sllnois stoots3sitllng a~b9egebeit
neri9iebenen 8l6Be, Bis 2 tlbr 0fittags Q~b9eoeben
peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03

Sic ted Sa uno bringen sic mir ben
Brief ooer mas er Sbnen iibergeben
piro.
Sebr germ, eutsegnete goele. SIT
es mOsli6, oab bic anibeino 10 talte
Wtatbiloe Sic binterein9e9
&ooerid nifte b~ejabenb, oann erin=
nerte er lie leiie, oaB feline Wtinute gu
perlieren lei.
ginen ausenblid ipdter mar er al=
lein.
Sa! oadte er, Die Sntrisue oerpidelt
Ii6. Matbiloe bat hire 3eit gut ge-
mdblt, I'M nit meinem Seinoe gu unter=
b~anoeln. Sic bat 2oro uno 2aop
MountioD eiugelaoen, UNI mid auf
cine fali6e Sdbrte gu fiibren uno pie
nabe mar ib oaran, mid bon ibr bin=
tiers Si6t fiibren 81 laiien.
Oils Noele wieoer eintrat, iab Sober
i6 ar ibrem funtelnoen Iuge uno ib=
rer oera6tli6 encouragement Sippe,
oaB Ole Gift gelunsen mar.
SD oante, iaste er, als lie inn Elm
BILLET iibergab.
IS ent9ielt bios bic Worte:
YapiQion - Mitterna6t - 8iino=
nib.
&Ooerid laB tie Speimal, ebe er ben
Sim re6t begrin.
Sbeure Noele, murmelte er, Sic
lino mein gutter Genius. Sieies feline
Stiid Yapier mar fiir mein Slid MOTH
penoig.
Die Dame idien bur6 oieies Son,=
pliment ni6t redlt befrieoist 81 tperoen.
Sir meine Siderbeit, ieBte er binsu.
9l1, nun oerlteAe i'd Sic. Sic lit
bosbaiter uno ~sefiibQoier oils id oa6te.
>, &OOeriA, tuenn i'd Sbre Trau se=
weien mGre, 10 bate niGts auf Der
@elt mid perlOfen %tOnnen, Sic 81 per=
r1tben.
Ger Gerfiibrer lG6elte unglGubig,
oenn er oa6te oaran, nit pelder Siebe
uno Selbtperleusnuns Watbiloe an
ibm gebangen.
3peifelu Sic on mir? ieBte lie in
porpurfsopllem Some biniu.
Nein, 9oele, autportete er. Sd
babe 81 piele Sepeiie BON Sbrer Sreue
erfabren. IS mar II Elm flii6tiser
Geoante. SD muB Sic nun bis cine
Stunoe na6 Mitterna6t Oerlaileu.
limb oann?
Damn, Iaste &ooeri9, oanu sebOre
i6 sanS pieoer Sbnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03
60.
Gin 5Tentliher SCANDAL.

Gooerib Saitings bate cine turse
llnterreoung nit Sir Mart &apmpno,
pelder, obi4On tief seiunten, oenno6
sOgerte, linn ben Sienit su leiiIen, ben
er Don linn perlan9te. benin wenn er
aud ni6t mebr Die gbre zines Goel=
names beiaB, 10 mar oO6 w~enigitens
nod Der Stols zines iol9en suriitee-
blieben. gBie Ollie aber, Die auf Der
Sabn oes gDien einen eriten S6ritt
getban baben, iano Der Saronet, oaB
es leidter mar, peitersui6reiten, als
umsutebren. Der Yeriu6er erinnerte
i'm an Die S6ulo Der Santbarteit.
gsoenten Sic, iaste er, oaB Sic
meine grmd6tiguns baben. Grlan=
ben Sic es mo mDglib our6 Sanft=
mutb; mo ni4t, 10 penoen Sic 8ewalt
an.
aber 8enalt = uno segen cine Srau?
entSegnete Mart.
SIT oas oenn etpas S6limmers, als
cine Srau betriigen? iraste iein Sreuno.
@ie tOnnen Sic ii6 nit FOLDER Saar=
ipalterei befaiien! Sept lit ss gu ipdt,
I'm ben Moralpreoiger su ipielen. Sd
babe aud feline DISQUALIFICATION por9e=
ldilBt, penn es li6 oarum banoelte,
Sbnen 81 oienen.
Sas 1T wobl wabr, e%ntgegnete Der
iunge Damn, uno id mus oieie S6ulo
Der Santbarteit beSablen. @Diilen Sic,
ieBte er nit einem Seufser binsu, oaB
es Nugenblife giebt, NO i1 oieie
S6ulo niemals semabt gu baben
piini6te9 So6 fem @ort rsitsr - i'd
9ebe.
Wi. oieien @prten perlieB er ben
Saal uuo iein SunoessenoB lddelte,
ais er lab, oaB feline Srau eiuige
Iusenblide ipdter peri6wano.
gls Mart &apmpno mad einisen
Minuten Suriidtebrte, babnte &ooeri6
lib raid ben @e9 our6 ben &reis Der
l%lmltebenoen uno sing ibm einige
S6ritte entSeSen. Sieler iber9ab
inn Elm Yafet.
gui pel6s @eiie baben Sic es err
langt?
Sur6 8ewalt9 fraste er.
Nein, entgegnete Der Saronet, bieie
Sbmab lit peni9ltens erIpart pDroen.
SSbre Satin belt midi Dbue Speifel
fir einen 9lnoern.
SD bin Sbnen o%erbunoen.
Gr itefte oas Yafet in Die SruittaI6e,
oann ndberte er lib MiltreB MOntrelor
uno bot ibr ben grm.
Suben Sic Die gepeiie Der Straf=
bartlett Sbrer Srau? iraste lie.
gues = alles, mas ib beoari.
Soft lei Cant.
limb oieie Greatur, pel6e ems Der
beili9lten 8ebpte Der Wpral iibertreten,
iuagte 8Ott oafiir 81 oanteu, bab Die
BON ibr beleioigte Satin nab ibrer
Meinuns Der Spmpatbie ibrer Mtit-
meniben eben 10 wirois mar, ais Tie
ielbit.
Sir einen Mann BON ieiner griabr=
llng uno Der oas 6rauenbers 10 gut
tennen muBte, beging GOoerib Sai=
tin9s i'm Saumel ieines Sriumpbs =
oenn er 9laubte wirtli6, ilber Matbil=
Den 81 triumpbiren = einen ibpereu
Srrtbum. Gr CAB Der Grbin Der Ser
bert cine 8eleaenbeit, ibre Nebsnbub=
lerin, Die ibr Die Siebe ibres 8atten se=
raubt uno ibr bic i6impfli9ite Sera6t-
uns bemieien, 81 oemiitbisen uno oieie
6elegenbeit mar Su perlodeuo, als oaB
Wtatbiloe lie nibt bate benuBen iOlen.
Gr ndbsrte iib, MiltreB Wontreipr
am Irme, Der STEELE, no feline @emab-
lin bon einem Sreiie Der pornebmlten
Samen Der Gsieli4ait umgsben itano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03
Die
@ege Der Gcrcdtigfeit.
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(EOrtiebun9.l

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28

The funeral of James Small which took
place from his late residence, 9ll / street
northwest, last Sunday, was very largely at
tended by the Masonic order, with which
he was prominently connected. being a
member of Washington Centennial Lodge
No. II; Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter No
5. De MOlay Commandery, Knights Temp
lar. No. 1. OF the palloearers DIR. William
TiaGall and Capt Jas. E. Bell represented
Washington Centennial Lodge. Sir knights
iost and Gallagher the knights Templar
and G. W. Bennett and B. r. Judd the
chapter.
SIr. Small was for long while sealer of
weights and measures fo- the District and
in that capacity was universally known as
an officer of strict integrity. For many
years he was On active member OF the
board which Investigated the application
for liquor licenses. and in that capacity he
did much to surround the subject with reg
ulations in the public interest He took a
great interest in all matters connected with
the welfare of the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
ANACOSTIA.

Miss Carrie Golden Of Golden Manor is at
Chicago.
DR.. Harry v. Pyles Is contemplating a
second trip to the great fair.
Mr.. James Reagan writes from Asheville,
N. c., that his health Is tip-top.
Mr.. Thomas w. Murray has returned
The new committees Of the Anacostia AS
ISOLATION will be announced tomorrow night
by President r. B. Buckley.
About the last tournament OF the season
will be given on October 10th at Silver Hill
for the benefit Of st. Barnabas Episcopal
Church.
Pastors of the various churches report
that ARRANGEMENTS are being made to prose-
cute charitable work this winter.
1t Is probable that the Ashton residence
recently burned, will be rebuilt
Box cars are being run on the local rail-
road.
Complaint Is being made against the cleo
trio bells at the grade crossing.
complaint is to be made to the Citizens
Association against the location Of fish
houses on the causeway of the Anacostia
bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28

At Typographical Temple. 43 G. street
northwest. this evening at $50 Encanip-
ment No. %. Union Veteran Legion, will
make final arrangements for attending the
national encanpment at CINCINNATI, Ohio,
on the 18th. 18th and 18th of next month, a
large delegation being expected to attend.
Comrade Geddes will read an interesting
paper on the battle Of Wilson'S creek and
other interesting features hay. been ar
ranged for the entertainment of the friends
of the encampment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
GARRETT PARKS MAIL.
Charges Made Against the Postmaster
at That Point.

Charges Made Against the Postmaster
at That Point.
The Post Office Department will today or
this evening send an inspector to look into
the ways and workings of the Garrett Park
post office. 1t was represented today at the
department that the service at that point
is in decidedly unsatisfactory condition.
Charges of gross carelessness and incom-
potency have been filed against the in
cumbent. James w. Hurdle. petition
asking the appointment Of a certain lady,
whose name cannot be learned, was also
presented at the department today 1t is
said to be signed by all the heads of fam
lies at the Park. irrespective Of politics.
The Parkers signing the paper charge that
postmaster Hurdle has not attended to his
duties for year; that the local post office
building was burned, and since then the
office has been conducted in a side-tracked
freight car; that the letters are not properly
guarded and that people handle the mail
and select what suits them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28

Last evening at the nall over the National
Capital Bank. Pennsylvania avenue south
east, mysterious soci:tble" was given for
the benefit OF the independent Methodist
Church or nth street southeast. Rev Dr.
wilson, pastor. The hall was prettily deco
rated and illuminated, and u very enjoy
able program of music and Literary exercises
was rendered, refreshments being served
The entertainment was under the supervis-
Ion of Mr.. Howard p Childs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
That Mcchnnics' Lien.

Yesterday afternoon a bill in equity was
fled by Robert Leitch & Sons to enforce a
mechanics lien against the central pfspen-
sary and Emergency Hospital, lot 10. square
rs. The bill alleges that about July, lS9l.
James r. Young contracted to erect the
building. and he subiet the contract for
plumbing and steam heating to John Lyon;
that Lyon purchased his supplies entirely
from Leitch & Sons. running up bill OF s.
634. 81. which has not yet been raid. and that
on September IS. 1892, Leitch & Sons filed a
mechanics lien for 5000 ON the building.
which sum they claim was a clerical error,
the true amount being S.oSi. with interest
for which they now bring suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28

A building site near Howard University
has been secured by the Home for Friend
less Girls. now located in a leased house on
Erie street near 18th street extended. IL is
the intention to secure funds For The Iur-
pose of erecting suitable building. The
institution is under the management of
Mrs WARNS of Anacostia. president, and
board Of ladies. including Mrs. J. c. Nor
wood, Mrs c. Taylor, Mrs. Amber and
Miss Watson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMusEMENTs TONIGHT.

Aibaugh's Grand Opera House.-Arthur
Lloyd in Our Party.
New National Theater.-Primrose and
Vests Ninstrels.
Academy of Music-Peter +. Daley In
"a Country Sport"
Harris Bijou Theater.-"Master and Man
Rerran's Lyceum Theater Tom ORourke's
vaudeville and Speciality Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
Marriage Liceuses

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to the following: Walter
B. Davis and Mary T.. Scheer; Louis H.
Hoelmann and Mary C. Harlebaus; George
r. Bowie and Mary NJ. Meem. both of
Montgomery county. Md; Bernard Key of
Charles county. Nd. and Alberta Baker of
Montgomery county, Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
CITY ITEMS.

Delay May Bring disappointment.
Don't put 1t Off any longer-I may have
Just the design you are hunting for-but
somebody else may come in and snap" at
It, You know-at least every one here
abouts who reads the newspapers ought to
know-that sell everything in the Furnt-
ture and Housefurnishing lines on Time"
Payments at Bottom" Prices. Many q
bargain not to be obtained elsewhere leaves
my Mammoth Furniture House-and no
better opportunity was ever offered for
saving money on Furniture that / now con-
ndently present for your consideration.
other dealers claim that they will do Just
as well by you. Your experimentation
consulting me-will determine this point.
Here are samples:
Oak Bed Room Suites. $500
Oak Rocking Chair (arms). 200
O"n oAoepooio. ......................... AVV
Parlor Suite. .......................2 0.00
See the Carpet for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
JOHN RIDDEN, The Accommodation,
1t 613 Seventh street northwest.
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To the WORLDS Fair via b. & o. r.. n

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad offers a
more complete and varied train service to
Shlcago than Is onered by any other line
II has two daily express trains rUnnin., via
Cumberland and PtItSburg, two running via
Deer Park, Oakland and Beilaire End two
running via Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Round trip excursion tickets at Sc are sold
Tor all OF these trains and passengers can
go one way and return the other. Tickets
az the same rate are good going via any of
the routes described and returning VIA Ma
CARA Falls These excursion tickets will be
honored on all Baltimore and Ohio ,rains
without exception and without extra fare
until the close Of the exposition and they
are good for stop over privileges at Deer
fark. Mountain Lake Park. Oakland Gin
c1nnati. Indianapolis and Niagara Falls
special excursions at ST for the round trip
september .. October T. 10 and IL. For
particulars call at Baltimore and Ohio
ticket offices.-Advt
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DISASTER VICTIM.

Bill for the Relief of . FOrd's
Theuter Widow.
Senator Pettigrew yesterday introduced
bill appropriating $4,000 for the relief of
Mrs. Ella L. Jones. the widow of ]. BOYD
Jones of Evansville Wis. who was killed
In the wreck OF the Ford's Theater build
ing. This Is the first bill OF Its kind to be
introduced IN the Senate
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They Want the Be1ance.

In May. 1892. Samuel p. Brown secured
judgment of $500 and costs against the
Pennsylvania railroad. Of which 81 $50 have
been paid suit has now bseu brought by
Mr.. Browns representative an Mrs Eliza
c. Hutchinson. the latter holding judgments
against Mr.. Brown, as!<inS for 4 distribu-
ton of the balance between tham-
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Articles of Incorporation Filed.

Heinrich Schroth. John Feiber, Anton
Jordan, George j. Bessler and Charles Repp
have filed articles Incorporating the Hessen
Darmstaedter Unterstuetzungs Verein OF
this city. The object of the society is stat
ed TO be for beneficial, literary, musical
purposes. mutual improvement, and the pro-
motion of social intercourse. Its period of
incorporation Is twenty years. and the five
incorporators are named as directors for
the first year.
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APPOINTED Grand Deputy.

Mr.. ID. F. Seville of Mecca Temple. A. A.
o. v. ". s. d. c.. has been commissioned
Imperial Deputy Grand Pote1.ate of A. A.
o. y. OF ". :. for state of Florida BY the
Imperial Grand Potents.te of the order
The Grand Potentate will depart Thursday
for New York city.
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LUXURIANT HAIR

Is produced by the CUTICURA REMEDIES when
all others fail. They cleanse the scalp Of irri-
tating scaly, crusted and blotchy humors, stimu-
late the hair follicles, and destroy microscopic
insects which feed the hair. and hence sue
coed when the best physicians and all other rems-
dies fail. Sold throughout the world. SEES
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WORTH GUINEA A BOX"
B9eeharn' S
Pills
CURE

SICK HEADACHE. DISORDERED LIVER. &C.
They act like magic the Vital Organs Regulating
the Secretione restoring onglost Complexion bring
ing back the Keen Edge of Appetite and srousing
with the ROSEBUD OF HEALTH the whole physi-
cal energy Of the human frame These Facts are I'd.
united by Thousands in all classes Of society Largest
Sale In the World.
Covered with . Tasteess and Soluble Coating.
OF all druggists Price, 25 cents Box.
New York Depot, .~H Canal at. 9
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LECTURES.

rREE LECTURE AND DEBATE
On the Speaking Noice Culture at Gaillard scboo,
OF Languages. THURSDAY. 18th instant. pm.
906 ST. NV.
BY the principal Saaject: An Infaiiihle Seam
of Cutirating the Voice ana Acquiring n Perfect
French Pronunciation by His New and Original
Method. Expounded I'm His Book on French
Phonetics." revised and enlarged by Prof. A.
Melville Bell. All welcome. sel6im
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Mount vernon.-Macalester leaves at 10
am.
Tally = no coach line from 511 18th
street at 10 am. and pm. for Arlington.
Cabin John bridge and all points Of interest
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R. c. LEWIS & SONS Celebrated Hats.
Style and quality unexcelled. All the new
shapes In Derbys and Tourists. for fall and
winter. now ready, at moderate prices.
r. C. LEWIS & son. 14N New York ave.
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SIS PAYS FOR A HOME LOT AT NAYS LAND
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Is cents; station on ground; fine driving fishing
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Send for circular. MAYS LANDING IMPROVE
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