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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-04-29
Fire as KI1areII.

RALEIGH. April 29.-Fire at Kittrell.
N c. DESTROYED the well known Davis
hotel which has long been tavorite
winter resort for Northern visitors.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-04-29

NEW YORK, April 29--At the Players
club Edwin Booths condition was re-
ported as unchanged this morning.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-17
THE HARRISON ADMINISTRATION,
The Deficit in the Treasury is a )ugglery Of Po-
litical Bookkeepers.
The s. Government has been Bankrupted BY the Go dbuq
and the Truth is now Obscuyed By the Books.
The Most Conspicuous Failure Ever Known.
Uncer the Care of a Democratic House,
The Most Conspicuous Failure Ever Known
Uncer the Care of Democratic House.

Naturally enough the o.
condition the LIST February peends
to do.
18th February weekly report
the de-
Washington The weekly subreasury
building in Wall street. Practically all the treasury
the old fashioned pilared structure Wall
At the time the monthly
Chas Foster declared there eight million
the teasurythat u.s. there eight
millions legal reserve, and above gold liabilities.
This fasehood comprehensive
At the hour there dollar
100 million the eleven millions
dollars.
We not anxious hundred gold
locked the u s. Treasury 1t crime against
there But the prtense of keeping it there
bookkeeping adding outrage
The facts these The Harrison administration
portion of that gold those certificates
mad career Of gambling and usurpation
We will week give the
we will give the totals in round numbers:
Amount Of gold coin and bullion less the million
Amount gold certificates issued over.... 1856 100000
Deficit which against milion.$ 100000
This would Secretary
hundred million
an ntervew-and the
til the nation will be startled to know that alsehood dark
eious in it's purpose.
The Officially gold New
York. the extent OF nearly five Millions with gnbaks This
alsehood What did the government buy that gold with
GOVERNMENT
The Of the United States bought gold
tifcates coIeeral for the bonds promised!
Now let the deny h
that gold?
certificates increased millions during daysand gold cf
the extent Of three millions government
bought gold with silver godbugs secret
The statement has leaked that
gold This trut the
certificates
bearing BONDS for the gold
This perfdouness
straonand ought to brand the whole concave
American people,
And what be expected Carlisle? Nothing
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-17
AN EMPTY TREASURY,
A Statement That Secretary Carlisle's First Re-
port Will Be Startling.

following just 20 days behind
the Dr. Fsh Washington News gave
statement found below but the figures the Treasury
TENTS and the kind of gals issued
PHILADELPHIA al special to the Times Colonel
A. K. Mcclure says
was to
the condition National
condition the public Secretary Car
isles statement shall country Treasury
ally bankrupt The gold actually
OF 100000, and Secretary Foster refused Friday $2
Indian claim
because there enough the
There $1O4 100000 Of gold So
rowed from banks the maintaining
the actual available of
counted by former Secretaries there deficit
the gold shipped direct
gold Customs duties
notes, gold has ceased the
The early of bonds
require probably double treble sale bonds
credit lu the meantime with treasury
gold The
country to the of financial dishonor This
pang condition and
600
will have to meet admnstra
ton take it's exact latitude the purchase must he
piled. = r
After have annexed Claus Spk would II do "a trv tho
dodge old ROthschd
could put John Sherman in the skf while it-Ex "
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-17
New PartV Lines.

The warfares the floor
both the democratic republican parties clearly upon
which the next two great parties will be aligned The
first dvor between putocacy the
split twain
enough to make friends between the different
of the Wall type huggled hepled
with the Harrison democrat they locked together
The conflict
and the knife went down deeper and into the party
the silver On this question the
Street. But it bitter fight Men
like Teller and Stewart
the two old parties heard
them in fiery the
told their that thew
pirates preyng the people destroying the partly
Then the bondu question
1t only aided in the disntegration going
On this the appointment cabinet
democrats
deasng communal bnques where the neckte
tigers cawdrinkng toasts mutual friendship bottle
the astounding feature the
expay the init reference plundered treasury
juggd ledger Four the republican cried
with the surplus Today can
get money bankruptcy? enemy
the nsolven bgar gamblers
yet falls upon elephants neck sheds
people point
At the last moment it decides to the
And thus the Wall Street public and the
unite the bloody against the
people bugbas great fray
determined
rapdy And thus the world
ing within the vesibue Of church and gospel.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-17
The Grasshopper and the Goldbug.


The grassfy the branches of the wheat
Was goblin up the fodder Of the the swine;
And the cabbages and cornstaks and the melons, the rye
Were digsted into hoppers in the twinktnof eye!
Then the KaDsan and Dakotan, and the MnesotaD too
And Nebraskan and Iowan where the hopp grasses few
All raised of mournin' for the proapee blue
And they howe in fear and hunger hopps grew!
Those days have passed and gone-the hopper few away
He changed into another bughe could longer stay!
The happy farmermen begun to and and say:
''The shining bright agin, let's all 81 out today,
An plant the jolly punkn and gather in the hay?'
To work they went in earnest-and the barren field
Was boomn with the burden Of abundant harvest yield
When 10! The skies kened-a shadow blight
Turned Joy to sudden-the yine into night!
A great big animie with legs thousand score,
Stomach like cavern, throat like tunnelbore
Ten jaws each like canyon and teeth ikesteeplespires
Ten wings of murky lustre all spread like fancy fyers
Its poison angs vd with the death sorrer,
The legend his forehead "Foreclose tomorrer!
Twas the miionegg horror The awful Godbug SPIDER
The Prince of Desoation-Helrs terrible outrider
The western plains recovered from the yaer hopper!
The cyclone and the blizzard astrde opper
The food in early sprngtime is eminently proper
But DEATH disease destruction lay low grass and grain,
And devils lift their voices and never howl in vain
When the Gobug his harness the
EVERETT W. Frs
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-17
THE PREMIUM Xl)N COLD.
A Direct Charge Of Fraud BY the Harrison Ad
ministrat1on Made by the Great West
at Last Finds Expression in the
DailV Press

WEST Washington
press startled
direct statement that gold New York and
the world!
peeplee4en almost
thrilling specie had taken
New York days. illegal refused at
the banks and gold was at premium
The rumbngs involving the nation
exchange this time the
agreed advance gold the prom
Of the
ed the people terrific whose fires oil
we're lighted by the goldbue policy of the of and
by the gided satraps of funkeyism.
The thing suppressed Financier admitted that
was to The Secretary Of the Treasury LIED to
lied to the nation pretending to have eight million
dollars gold when there absolute defacaton OF
Saturday the
then Washington the Independent News Association
New York. Chicago grain wire)
affairs bera condition which flung this nation heaong
bankrupcyin 1862-and thirty
once
printed Reports thirty the CAPITOL
officials That evening Foster New Yokand declined
bonds stating that the condition OF the
by the peoplel
FoRrY-E1eur HOURS
After Report suspension
able references the daily reference
go the specie the actual
people know Two weeks after that ateu
Fby 1s th the facts among creeping
things that it's head out into the daylight the following
It matter not that
different varieties
use resu sns % a sas all % with & Other
for the price of gold
Every dnesed and thoughtful who gives the
OF the especially the the the
ling states.
Both taxation coinage heavily
demand for gold
modties which
force the gold Europe
tua TACT gold is being thus forced from year
Our system compes the adjustment prices
gold
visions and ell the other staple products Of the country
that This s Spg not to chan
worked out it's
longer avodable.
But there impossible very
long For millions Of the American people the conditions existing
well ntoab and before high tariff gold
standard plutocacy will
tone calculated him that the people
tr6ed with.
GRACEvLLE, Mimi March 1, 1898.
West:
Please payment WEST the
best IN America today with while there free
America. Go it and may God speed you NJ p MORAN.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-17
THIS JOURNAL
MIDDLE OF THE ROAD.
WHAT IT MEANS?

In the early peoples party the
the country the Masters the American selecting
community who halfbed REFORM making them
idols public worship To these idols the avh devote
worship
The conmptuous the label alliance before his
hackers present every push
every they able who
could lead the whose public speech splendid whose
dissemble masterful
thoroughly at
nat and Louis desperately capturing
convention In yery state there been struggle with this
they
weakness OF the leader.
The type thus pushed into fairly
Livingston Georgia. Tman
at Washington; Hail. Of Missouri Gresham, Chicago;
Owen Minnesota these other
period popust struggle Development
pies too late for that opposed it's essential doctrines
ally hurried along with the popular
reachery-ke
ty lines like the almost worshpped Cannon, of California
especially those by the enemy
the dangerous element who afterwards drag
really the agents only their great
destroy this far really strike shackes
Cannon California gentle kindly
whose whose splendid abilities all respeco
presidential nomination within his grasp1
Macune National What McAllt
and dozen Others completely severed from the party?
The human hero worship; and will de
quences the OF and brass
Knowing this the accumulated agencies puocracy
guile honest suffering
to know their and faithful members
aation kind with partyas asking
receiving any
movement would who would unite
with the Of cities
repeal ago1
public who attempted to bee cripple platform
would dst pushed into prominence the old
parties
by consent there has been adopt
Shbboeth
this question:
DO you travel in the Middle Of the Road?"
Every knows what this It is lamp
with briiancy No explanations have
should be the only guide honest popust
has crippled party
decimation.
The GREAT WEST stands the middle
will reason the demo-
combination hates No
n the middle OF the road-not
Mass meetings held in county
January protesting against of Jones
demanding fair election law and resolving
n
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-17
THE REF0RMER WH0M Y0U cANN07 TRUST

the who follows enemy on
his practices Destroy
corruption whwah combine grant
victory
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-17

This Republic Was rounded
lpOn principles which il 7Olved
the Dignity Of Labor. To des-
troy the power of Labor is -
construct Caste. a Caste can1O!
cO-exist with q Republic.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-03-17
GRAcEvILLE, Minn., March 1, 1893.

best in America today with
America. Go it and may God speed you m. P. MORAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
The Record of Deaths,


During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today burial permits were issued from the health
Office for the following:
White-Thomas B. Ross, 81 years: Mary A..
Sanford, 6S years; johanna Moore, &C years;
Antonio Bertholina. AZ years; VIM. Barrett, ~
years; Jacob W. Anderson, IA years; James Lit
Teton, "a years; John F. White, years: jean
nette W. Grumley. IS years; Joseph r. Burket,
days; Marie z. Schoenfeld, years.
Colored-Wesley johnson, 81 years: George
washington, ~ years; Fielding Smith, 20 years;
Albert Wethers, "A years: Eliz. Jackson, 10
months; Elizabeth Lucket. 10 months; Madaline
Ross, 2 months; Mary Reeder, months; Ann
Bradley, month";
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
Souvenir COins,

In compliance with many requests, TIE srAn
has secured, for the accommodation Of IL
Patrons, . supply Of Columbian Exposition
Souvenir ha,f dollar coins. which VIII b. fur
nishsd 1t cost priee,-ons dollar each. Apply
1t the counter Of TIE srAa business once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
The Bntler Memorial Meeting,

The committee having the Butler memorial
meeting in charge met at Col p. II. Carson's,
326 Pennsylvania avenue, last night, Col Perry
Carson in the chair, and perfected the arrange
ments of said meeting, which is to be held at
Vermont Avenue Baptist Church on the even
ing Of Monday, January so. The chairman on
speakers requested that the report ON speakers
be deferred until the meeting on Friday even
ing next 1t was stated that Miss Phebe
Cousins had consented TO be present and ad-
dress the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26


The Right Rev. y. J. Keane, rector Of u
Catholic University Of America, viii deliver his
first lecture Of a course Of two Sunday svenine,
February 10, at the Academy of Music. Bishop
Ksane's subject viii be The Harmoniss Of IT,
Universe" The second lecture will be upos
The Harmonies OF History" and will be efvsn
February rs at the same place These two lso-
lures viii be under the patronage Of Mra
Vance. Mrs. Hazen, Mira Audenreid, Mrs. r. A.
williams, Madame Romero, Mrs Johnston,
nrH Kamsay, Mrs. Sheridan, Mrs. John Lee
Carroll, Mrs. Ffoulke, Mira Bshamy storsr.
Mrs.. Springer. Mrs. I. Z. wassaman, Mrs.
Eiklns, Mrs.. Aeosta, Mrs. Henry May, Mn. r.
!. b Sands, Mrs. de Covarrubias, Mr.. Moore,
Mis- Risiey Seward. The following named ssu.
tlenen VIII act - ushers: Ward thorn, Hssry
Martin, DIR. A c. Patterson, Pickering DODGE,
Snowden Ashford, Eugene b. Will, Barry
buitley, DR.. II. J. Crosson, J. b. Hsndervon.
r.. Rowan Stevens, Martin Ramsey and Mr..
eeswelL Sests are nov obtainabls 81 Ellkf
Rev. VIM B Barker vas cousscratsd biGlop
q Western Colorado In st. Pauis EpiscopS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
SHOOTING STARS.

Short interyals-the periods between pay
days.
why" asked Mr.. DePorque, sis it better to
say 'abattoir' than slaughter ouseT"
Il shouldn't think anybody would ask such q
question" replied his wife. at is SO as to safe
peoples feelings"
sob; see. There wont be SO many that
understand you"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

They were standing on the platform of the
cable cars.
well" said the man who gets worried on
short notice, Il just bet the food is going to
stop this road"
Nav" replied his optimistic neighbor
"Itll do nothing OF the kind. The cable con-
duit II carry all the water right of the street"
''Do you think so?"
"Of course do"
Swell, bet they'll make the city pay for it. Z"
"No, they won't They haven't any drainage
contract
"Weli, bet it'll make heap Of trouble to rs
passengers"
"Of course it won't. It'll be a great con-
venience. spose you happen to be thirsty
when you get on the car. You Just drop a
nickel in the slot and draw bucket of water"
But bet
The optiraist swung himself off the car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

N.URAlaIc headsche promptly cured by
Bromo Settler. TTfal bottle loo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
The optimist swung himself of the car.

Il heard Snappington blowing up that hare
Drained son Of his again, said the woman who
lives next door.
Yes" replied the husband, ''it's strange how
much easier it is in that family to keep up the
supply Of feud and fool than 1t 10 of food and
fuel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

1t is great comfort to have warm wave in
which the promised sunshine does not turn out
to be moonshine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
N CHICAGO.

II CHICAGO.
my first offense," the footpad cried.
His victim hung his head.
"To think that was held up by
Gan amateur" he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR sAIE-BEAUTIFUL REsTDENCEs-NEw-
a lf. and 1881 2lst St n W . story and basement;
msnteis pantries. closets Sc q 4-is BY 90 70 alley
and az q !. Tfey siSSoo JOIN
LER CO.. 505 ST. NV. ta24-3t
FoR sALE-cHEAP-A NICE sIx,BooM BRICK
Apply TO DANTE Co. 1:S2O 81 NV 1871
TEsRty,, s1ths street.
Twenty-seventh street.
Water street GEORGETOWN.
between Virginia svenne and Pennsylysnia avenue on
III, the %ss r b. eead ana ave
senser and freight dspq we hsss nnbm sS r 81
surely dOrO Mt n CsIqs MAII}iCox B1Esroy
js23Gt 1907 Pa. ave. and 9th and La ave.
Foh RARE OPPORTUNITY
i6tS and i.h for much less than is value. Cir
cnms;snces are such that the owner Will sell for
"a as to an zR1EhH 'T TfSITY ea
EoR saLE--A NICE NTNE,RooM BRICK ON
$50 side Of ''A between iR' Price
E'oE sALExA VERY CHEAP BUSINESS PROP.
Must be bought pew e Ct W,h tss eses price
ok SALE GOOD cogNh 5G PROPER PROPERTY Ion on
20 St NV eIek w s'Rrs Era dT o Price,
st nSie5 Z tjs SsiA" w. e1sFa
L'oB sAIE-A PRETTY STORY AND cELLAR
sc1 x..s .s h % as. spa bath ee 81 lt
,I3g, B. H WARNER : o co. :,
LioR sALE-A VERY NICE NEW a.sToRY AND
i cellar brick house north side of Maryland ave-
bet Hh AMI 10Th SITS. ne contsinS rooms; a n.
jsai-5f ua2p B. H. WARNER co.
bet, At 3S SS1 DE
slat5 R nsani aEs S
; Sa.if} B. h "Ak Sls + = s. co NV
NOR SaIY-a FINE YHPFF STORY Ann p ASF
r ment brick on west side OF IOsh ST. between L
and NJ sts NV o roons a. m. l.; price. $500;
|liss s95 B. H. WARNER s g.:
IIoR sALE-I7a8 sTH ST. STORIES; PRESS
o5S Price. saSo JAMES S ;si5 ~.
EoR sALE& sPLENDID PROPERTY AT COR;
L ner of 18th St and Rhode Island ave. beautiful
fse d %sESER
,s"1-5t fl640I 9i6Fst.
sa ,,5 S1 1I "a S sR4 room n
modem NJ improvements vel Mcrth price assed.
S ia@I25t uesD H. " 30 i St INV NV.
E'oR SaIF-NICE SIX ROOM AND BATH BRICK
Il house. 9I3 Florida ave- W. al nod imps.;
9oi 4 St or Essi Ohio ave- iaai-ti;.
EOE SALE-HANDsOME NEW THREE-STORY
65isk dwelling &, ISL l25h st n " thirteen room,
decorated carefully built under personal super
nsSecon Foyf1rther f and price anpys5
TYLER < RUTHERFORD. 1907 F st. .a1-3w'
L'OR SALF-I4TH ST. PROPERTY; 31Is FEET
Il front by I0J feet to alley. with good sioTy build
ing will soon be available for business Price,
sis. O0D. (No. 40 TYLER RUTHERFORD.
jail -tjf' 1907 st. n. W.
L;OR sALF-NOITH SIDE OF ST. NV. BET.
It 18th and 18th SITS twostory. 7-room brick good
value 81 5000
u6?5 B. H. WARNER CO.
ja2l-1t 9I6 T st.
EoR sALE-ECONOMICAL AND DESIRABLE
dio7W TYIER RGTH H1eE 1o7 st.
JHOR sALE-sIE AND NINE-ROOM NEW HOUSES
Il with bath; all modern improvements; at Brook
land. near school, stores, steam and electric
one fare to treasury terms easy. Address II. T.,
Star Office. ja.,0-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
FOR SALE-PIANOS.

DOR SALINE HAVE TOO MANY SECOND
Il FAND PIANOS in stock and will sell them very
low and on easy terms. All in thorough reuair
9a24 PFEIFFEk 4 CONLIFF. All 18th St. NV
LNOR SALE - ONE BRILLIANT TONE. BEAUTI-
Il fu mahogany. slightly used. grand upright risno
fully warranted; only Slij cash; at G.. l.. WILD h
BRO >. 1O9 .sh St n W. agents for tie celebrated
Kranish K Bach pianos. ja2 Lot
LHOR SALE-wE HAVE TWO VERY HANDSOME
Il upright pianos one medium size and one large
size, both MAGNIFICENT Instruments and the finest
makes, that can be bought at very low price on
monthly payments: will take u square piano at
full value part pay nent ard balance cash or $40
monthly.
Dom; fail to see these elegant bargains
THE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS
.s21 e13 Pennsylvania ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
AN ADEPT.

AN ADEPT.
The gas well that they couldn't plug
Occasioned fear and doubt
Until the hayseed gentleman
Came round and blew it out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

Rev. VIM b Barker vss cousseratsd blShop
q Western Colorado in b. Paurs EpiseopS
Church, Duluth, MINI. = :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
EOR g9LBARGAINS-
HIGH-CLASS RESIDENCES.

Entry No. Price.
strictly modern corne- residence. ~. :. $40 600
3t0-N. H. ave. opposite l.. T. Letters 81, 900
275-Conn ave-. with ball and stable 30, 00D
2-l6th ~: corner, with stable ........... 10 COO
52-Near Thomas Circle. Ok 49, stable. Il 900
a3-Near Dupont Circle. side and rear alley 1900
SQO-Decidsd bargain near Dupont Circle,
l2r 81. deep-actual buyers investigate. TO- 600
For best bargains in vacant and improved property
In all parts of the city call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

HOWARD UNIVERSITY. WASHINGTON d. C..
Al January %, lSt,3-Proposals for furnishing th,,
industrta department printing Office of Howard Uni
received by the undersigned until TEN O'CLOCK
A. NJ. SATURDAY. JANUARY rWENTY-EyGHTH,
1893. Particulars will be furnished application
the UNDERSIGNED. Office hours from 8 to 10 a. m
daily The right 10 reject all bids is we'd
ta24-4t j. b. JOHNSON. Secretary and Treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

Tor tuU particulars call upon
McLACHlEN BACHELOR
n19 Cor 10th and u sts n w.
L,OR SALE-REFINED MODERN BRICK RESI-
Il dence. 1907 18th st. n w; 9 rooms and laundry
and cellar. Sl2. 500. Apply TO OWNER. 1910 Mass
ave ALB m
EYOR sALE-TO SETTLE AN EsTATE-TRREE
1 4s.ory p b. houses opposite Franklin Park: ~
SIS i1th 81. p b. 20-ft front. Apply 10 Dr. n. n
OGDEN. Executor. 1874 p st. NV ja5-ll'
I,oR sALE-NEw HOUSES; BARGAINS; EASY
Il terms; $50 and CAL q s.. n. rooms cellar;
long lots to alley. Inquire OWNER. 2l0 st. n. ".
pi3S5tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

Baldwin left for an extended northern toar.
They will return to Richmond in about tan
days, and will make their home there.
Mrs. Don Cameron received the guests Last
night at the second cotillion given by the
Bachelors, and the cotillion of a hundred
couples was led by Mr.. Clifford Richardson.
The occasion lost nothing from the fact that
there have been two large dances before this
week. but as usual everybody felt more than
wiling to enjoy an evening Of the hospitality of
the Bachelors.
Among the guests were Vice President and
Mrs Morton, Col and Mrs. Bonaparte, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Slack, Assistant Secretary of State
Grinnell, Admiral and Mrs. Crosby, Mr.. w. C.
Whittemore, Mrs. and Miss De Peysser, Lieut..
and Mrs. Mason, DR.. and Mrs. Jenkins Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Hit, Mr.. and Mrs Franklin
Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. AlDertini, Minister and
Mrs. Guzman, Senator and Mrs. Gibson, Rep
resentative and Mrs. W. W. Dixon, Mr. and
Mrs. s. F. Emmons, Capt and Mrs. Buchanan,
Mr.: and Mrs. c. C. Glover, NJ. Patenotre, Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll Mercer, Representative and
Mrs. Gable, Mr.. W. C. Endicott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Poor, and among the rest of the dancers were
Mcmillan, Belknap. McLanahan, Parke, Bona
parte, Stout, Carroll, Steele. Hopkins, Folsom,
Cox, Davidge, Elkins, Campbell, Patten, Eide.
Deer1nR, Del Monte, Swift, Sherman, Freeman,
Levick, Walmsiey. -NewlAnds, Wallach, Good
fellow, Rives. Jackson, Mitchell, Todd, Rogers,
void, Legare, level, Thoron, Washington,
Woodruff. Mckinney. Fuller, Heese, Ferguson,
McQu ley, Grinnell, Botkine, Everett, Broome,
LindIley, Rodgers. Baron Ketteler.
The parloss Of Dr.. Lighthill, l411 x street
northwest, were filed last evening by an inter-
ested audience, who gathered TO listen to Prof.
7: 9. Keason's talk on the poet prophets Of the
Bible. 'Musicsl Recital" By Prof. Arthur
Mayo preceded it
Mrs. Jennsss Miner win give . talk upon
Correct and Artistic Drsss'' at the residence
Of 1x1 Chaxlei ]. Ffculks, solS Massachusstas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

BURCHELL'S Spring
Leaf Tes. The pure-the
htgh-dayored-ths tnex-
pensivs.
d16-tf G2o y st
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