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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

| Speakers to Appear Before the Body and
Subjects They Will Discuss.

Speakers to Appear Before the Body and
Subjects They Will Discuss.
The schedule Of the Bethel Literary and His
torical Association for this year has Just been
issued by the advisory board. This organiza-
ton has now been in existence for eleven years.
The meetings are held every Tuesday night in
the Metropolitan A. NJ Z. Church, on NJ street
between 18th and 10th streets, except those for
this month, which will be held in the Presby-
terrain Church, 18th street between and K
streets. The officers Of the society for the
present year are as follows: Mrs Mary Church
Terrell, president; B. S. Smith. first vice presi-
dent; Miss N. L. Jordan, second vice
president; Miss Matte R. Bowen, treasurer;
". A. Joiner, recording secretary; George W.
Jackson, corresponding secretary; John W.
Cromwell, librarian, and Thomas H., Clark
assistant librarian. Advisory board James
Storum. Geo. II. Arnold, W. A. Joiner. John
Rector, r. s. Smith, Miss Matte r. Bowen.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Arnold, Joseph Fl. Stewart, Prof
George Cook, VIM. II. A. Wormley. Miss J. w.
Mason, A. F. Hilyer, John ". Cromwell. Prof.
Kelly Miller, II. c. Tyson, Geo W. Jackson,
Henry Bailey, Miss Maria L. Jordan and t. j..
Galloway.
Are American Negroes Qualified TO Engage in
African Colonization and Evangelization?"
January TO- Mr.. VIM. Fl. Thomas. Bismarck
and Cavour: The Recent Progress OF Their
Nations in Comparison and Contrast" January
II, Mr.. Edward Farquhar. scientific library,
Interior Department "Our Duty and Relation
to the Problem" January "a, Prof. George
Cook, Howard University. 1.-The Art Of Read
ing" January 81, MIR. A. X. Spofford, librarian
Of Congress. The Advancement Of the
Colored Race Since 1861" February Z, Mrs.
John A. Logan. Assimilation or Separation,
which," February IA, Prof. Grandson.
Present Silver Question" February 81, Miss
Ella Smith. 1.-The Negro Democrat" February
2s. Mr.. Thos. J. Galloway. "Reconstruction,"
March Z, ex-Gov. 2. B. s. Pinchback. Some
Elements Of Progress Wanting in Our Young
Men," March IA, Mr.. c. r. Douglass 1.-The
Spiritual Element in Reform" March 81, Mrs
John r. Lynch. Race Flattery or Race In
portunity, Which?" March %, Prof. I. Garland
Penn
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Yesterday Mr.. F. II. Mackey filed bill in
equity for 7. ". Roach and H. D. Wilson of
Goshen, Ind, against John H. Walton for the
substitution OF trustee. The compliments hold
title to about sixty lots through the heirs of
Abraham Young and in January, 1891, trans
ferred their interests to Denver and Walton in
trust, and Denver, who was to protect their in
terests, has since died. They state that Walton
refuses to relinquish his trusteeship and is pro-
ceedinS to enforce it by suits. The court is
asked to enjoin Walton and to remove him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

The Mozart tlub held is thlrd at home of
the sea ,on NoH,.-v evening AZ the rest,!en-e
80 NJ. KAnaoipA y. Hopsius 215 7th stree;
northeast The spacious Tas.ars we're filed
with member an,! other quests Al interesting
~hirh he to,ioNing ;o". part, Nr. Allied Bar
tsr. recitation. Nr T. : Tracy. curnet solo.
M..s Mamie Carter % tho Nosart club. soprano
solo; M. VI -. Ueussy. tenor solo: SIR. FORE ;:
davenport carr. ta-s s.!o; Mr. T. A. hubel Of
The Washington Mandolin ticb. violin solo:
Ms Lulu Cole, iu4ItI'IOa comet: Mr.. W J.
'Aulheii. tenor so.o, Mss Mae X. Taft
rscikt.uu; Mss Maggie Storm. soprano
solo. aad the Aazs-t 'lab IN chorus The On
tfe program va veii rendered and received
liberal s.-kaovlelgu-ut. rejecting great credit
OF ihs committee having the matter IN charge.
Daring the evening NJ. jos. II. Haater. the
abs director % tie club. waS presented with a
hard me- vase. Ia rNcpeui;Iou % his services a.
musical director Ihr presentation speech was
Esabo By Ur -. T.. Wibtr. Mr.. Hunter re
spOnd.ug vth Sric. history 81 the
eoaclasioH for thsir Ian! remembrance. I;e-
side the above mentioned ladies and gentlemen
IA fru1vlng were present.: Nr. an.l Ms.
fsotey. hr-- AMI Miss iiusk. Nr. and Mss
s~urders. Hr. tlrion Saunders. Mrs. Tracy.
Nl-s hn.,~l. MI-- Louise Hopkins Mss Grace
Porter. hi-s Hattie !Ns d.u. Mss Liza stevens.
Hiss Nav Hgl;sr. Ni<s florence J.. Eugats
Mrs. V. =. Hoider-aan. Mr. VIII Mar,;r. w.
Reed. Nr. ". n. Rovley. Mr.. T. H. Hopkins.
NJ. J. H. Hunter. Mr.. RIl Cole. Mr.. Al. Me-
Connsl Nr Graft. Mr.. p W. Hsight. Mr.
M@rk Hopkin. and Ir. " II. Martin. The
committee - charge % me program we're DIR.
y. T. wibsr Mas Egta stevens anil Miss
fiOrsncc y. Hughes. Inc next meeting o. the
club ~iii he held AZ Mss Carriers. - Bstree,
northeast
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l. G. Hine, Phil Hutchinson, Frank Hume. r.
.. Holtzman, c. W. Handy. j. Z. Hoadley,
James Hughes, W. c. Hill. DR.. Herman Hol-
lerith, VIM q. Himrod. Capt. Gwynn Harris,
W. W. tombstone, J. ii. Johnson, l.. A. john
son, L. n. Jackson, Geo. J. Johnson.v. b. John
son, Geo. E. Kirk, VI. ]. Keane, J. Fred Kelley,
James keer. Myer Loeb, c. c. Lancaster. An
gus McSween, VIM. Mcclure, II. c. McCauley,
Geo. W. MoI.anahan, Dominick /. Murphy, s.
Maddox, G. Marinelii. $. L. q. Morsell, John
X Mclean, Alex. Milne, Thos. Z. Miller.
1. V. Noonan, James L. Norris, Vim. O'Don-
nell. Geo. S. Parker, L. s. Parker,
William A. Perry. Charles Pettitt.
Q. Z. Rudolph. John l.. Rushams. c. W. Ridley,
John ". Ross. E. Francis Riggs, VIM. II. Rose,
jr., John III. Roche, Nathaniel Sardo. George
W. Scott, G. G. Stone. q. +. ID. Soper, George
Seufferle, Isadore Saks. T. p Stephenson, n.
II. Shea. T. D. Singleton, J. L. L. Smith, John
L. Skidmore, Richard Smith. Philip NJ. Snow
den. I. A. Tolson, VI. +. Tally. J. I. Varneil,
Robert L. l.. White, James NJ. White. George
W. White, H. Woodbury., q. Il. Woods, Wash.
u. Williams, Calvin Wilmer, John NJ. Young.
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Referring 10 a publication to the effect tha,
Col KOber; Neville had been suspended by the
board OF governors of the Metropolitan Cub
uPon charges brought against him ly Nr. s s.
Ho~laHd. and tie further charge that Mr.
HOslaHd had used every means in his power TO
have Col Neville expelled from tine club. the
following letter Is o. interest:
r. TEOFOIITAS CLUE
NsshiIg.On. sar. .. 1883.
Mr. :. HrvlHui. Mstrufrclif1B t.-.h f. a
be4E ~ir 4 have t-acl dir-ct-i 10 assure yru that
IN manner vhfr-t-r. directly indirectly have
you iutervers1 viii any CvrF ans demands FOR
actfuu i~t ~ fsi-rt N-.l.lr. an. AZ Won a..
p~riiitt 8 - - letter yctl- discretion
Ven trt.y yOar-. ). T. >ANGLL.
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rHi ADVANTAGES or THE WORK.

''In closing will only add few words Is to
the advantages to the District Of this work.
As means Of a sewage disposal it would be
wrong in principle and enormously expensive
But until works for the proper disposal Of the
sewage can be built Rock creek must carry
sewage. 1t is greatly to be hoped that this
time may be short. To reduce the unsanitary
conditions promptly the canal company should
be required to open the gates at the mouth Of
the creek every night, and the creek should be
flushed.
From sanitary standpoint / can see no
necessity for covering the creek at all if the
sewage is kept out.
This Improvement, retaining large body
OF land between Washington and Georgetown
and making them one will increase the reve-
nnes of the Distric. of Columbia by the in
creased taxation. and will add to the beauty of
the city. The bridges can also be omitted at
h, NJ and streets and Pennsylvania avenue -
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To the Editor of The Evening Star:
If the handling Of foul and filthy government
currency is likely to develop and spread disease,
as suggested recently in Congress, what must
be the effect on the people Of Washington by
the continuous use Of the nasty, soiled and
gummy old car tickets issued by the Washing
ton and Georgetown Cable Eailroad Company?
This company. however. incoses its six pes
tiferous old tickets for quarter in small
quack medicine advertising envelope. which
prescribes certain remedy for AL wasting
diseases" Is this medicine, thus advertised by
the cable railroad company. for the relief of
those who become infected by handling the
diseased old tickets, or is the board of managers
Of the corporation interested in the quack
medicine trust?
The stock of this railroad company is priced
at over seven times i;s par value, which indicates
degree Of prosperity which will justify the
issue OF none but new, clean tickets, and avoid
the peculiar style of advertising of specific
cures for infection caused by handling disease
breeding, filthy old coupons. X.
January 10, 1893.
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Frank Gray, young coiored man, whose
operate qualities furnish him the means OF OBJ
tanning livelihood instead OF his being COM
PEELED to perform hard manual labor. wanted a
dress suit in which to appear in public. His
amount Of capital was small and he unlawfully
took an unfinished coat from Morris Cohen 8
tailor chop. He took the coat to Isaac Israel's
shop TO &c: it finished and Policeman Wash
Sanford arrested him.
Judge Miller heard the case this morning and
Gray denied the charge.
Where did you get the coat?'
bought it from man on the street"
"Do you know him."
"Only by sight"
What do you do for a iving!'
''Sing."
''You can sing to the prisoners in the Jail for
six month";
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N.ssrs. Edison. Douglass. Tanner. Hatton.
NOyes. spear. Farke. Sak-. Boynton. Hay and
Eirgmar compose special committee Of the
a.. ~ L. encampmsnt committee. appointed 10
provide sums substantial expression o: aPpre-
siatiou Of the many acts OF Kindness shown By
Lee Camp % Richmond. Va. toward the many
a.. 4. l.. veterans who visited that city during
ercampmeat week The committee has deter
mined that the most satisfactory testimOnisl
vii be To- fu-ri.h complste ward in the Lee
Camp soldiers Home and arrangements 10
thai cid viii 10 made ~ once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

The condition 0; Mr.. Reuben b. Clark is ex-
tremely critical, the accident, which occurred
over a week ago, proving more serious than at
first supposed. The affair was witnessed by
Surgeon General Wyman. who states he saw
young man in attempting to board a moving
cable car knock against Mr.. Clark, throwing
him across the track on which car was rush
ing from the opposite direction. Both cars
stopped very promptly, but, a. WAS stated in
The STAR, Mr. Clark sustained serious injuries
Mr.. Clark is a well known and respected citizen
Of Washington. His family consists Of a wife,
his fathers name
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

I'm connection with the cost of this work I
would state that the claims Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company to the portion OF the
abutting land south of Pennsylyania avenue
and extending even along the bank OF the
Potomac river, are very large both as to value
OF wharf property and Of the accretion Of lind.
Tho values of wharf properties belonging to
other parties are also very uncertain. and
have not attempted in this report to make any
estimate as to the probable cost OF these to the
United States. because / believe It to be an i'm
possibility.
Though not required by the resolution, I
have given the cost Of this work between the
different limits 90 that full informatio on the
subject might be had. 1t will be noticed that
the largest item in each estimate 10 the con-
domination value Of the land; it is also the most
uncertain one. No allowance has been made
Tor interest on sums expended from the time Of
each expenditure to the time when the re-
claimed land will be sold. This time will be
ong an will add materially to the cost.
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The Central Presbyterian Church steeple.

Mr.. A. Leslie appeared before the Commits
sioners this morning armed with clipping
from The STAR. in which it was set forth that
the Commissioners had directed Chief Paris of
the fire department to send fireman up the
steeple o. the Central Presby terian Church and
replace some slate tiles which had blown of.
The request was made by Rev. DIR. Pi,zer. tbs
pastor OF the church. Mr.. Leslie said he ap-
peared in behalf of tho ringers and steeple
climbers and strongly objected to the municipal
authorities competing against them in their
profession. Commissioner Douglass will have
a talk with DIR. Pitzer the subject and il he
offers no objection the order to Chief Paris
Will be countermanded and the work will be
given 10 private parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10
CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMIsEMTNrS TONIGHT.

ArB,uGH's OPERA HoUsE.-Thos. W. Keene
a. "Richeheu."
Nzw NATIONAL THEATER.-Francis Wilson III
''Ihe Lion Tanner"
Ac.pxxY or HUsIc.-WIfred Clarke in "Tit
Tor Tat.
Harris BDoU TEEATER.-"The Waits Of
New York"
kERSANs ITCErx THEATEE-Gus Hill
Vaudeville Stars
TIE BATsLz OF GErTysBrRG.-15th street
and Ohio avenue
METzEEozT MrsIr HALL.-BostOn Sym
pLony Orchestra Concert
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CITY ITEMS
1t Is So Handy.

A housekeeper who has used Refrigerator
for year or two often wopders how she ever
got along without one. This Is not the time
of year 10 advertise Refrieerators-out how
about Sideboard? sidebosrd IL serviceable
Al all times-it IL so convenient for hundred
useful purposes-besiaes no other article OF
furniture Will give dining room such q COM
Portable appearance. carry an extensive hne
you win be certain TO find one that VIII be
lust the thing" Come in and gctit on "ume.
JOHN RIDDEN. The Accommodation,
II 5I3 Seventh street northwest
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WIZ sing al th. World. F,lr.

lhers vi. Be good deal Of Washington at
tn worlds fair. for N addition 10 the govern
meat exhibit there y be al exhibit from the
D'strict- Besides this city viii be represented
An tho musical line by ihs Choral society. which
b making arrange.aents 90 go 70 ,hicAgO N
fcres While there this Organization vii give
Aree concerts.
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80
Fires.
Fires.
chimney on FIRE at 429 Sth street southwest


A chimney on FIRE at 42s Sth street southwest
caused al alarm of fire yesterday
About 11:20 o'clock last night fire took place
at l4l7 street. occupied as furniture store
by Brown Co. and owned by Mrs. O'Leary
The stock was damaged several hundred dol
lars and Freeman's barber shop, adjoining, s25
The origin of the FIRE ia unknown. The fremen
had great difficulty in keeping the flames from
spreading to adjoining property.
CALL Box registered the fire signal in tho
Mutual District Messenger Company at 1910
Connecticut avenue last evening and the fire.
men went out, but were informed that cab was
wanted and mistake had been made some
where.
THE BUoGY of Lieut.. Lands Of Fort Mver.
driven by Gibson Payne, colored, was demol-
ished at Pennsylvania avenue and l4th street
by grip car.
Mr.. HENRY L. DACTERIcH denies that it was
his horse and sleigh that made the break into
Perreard's saloon, as was stated.
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HOOPS CuREs

The marvellous cure OF Miss Lettie Huntey of Cort-
land. N Y. ha, attracted widespread attention.
She was nigh to deaths door with hemorrhsges
caused by ulcers in tho stomach Could eat nothing
When the physicians said there was hope, her
mother urged her to try
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
She reluctantly consented. and in few days felt
stronger bosting subsidized. Appetite gradually re-.
turned, and in month she could valk sassss III
room. In six months she as we'll as ever in her
life. and has been in perfect health since She
says: Il know that
HOODS sARsAPARILLA.
and that alone, saved my hte."
HOODS PILLS cure liver ills. jaundice. bilious
ness. sick headache and constipation. /.
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Gave the Firemen a Warm SUPPER.

After the tired firernen had successfully ex-
tinguished the flames in the furniture store on
7 street between 18th and 18th streets last
night Mr.. ~ Hebner invited the members of
the department into his restaurant and gave
them nice warm supper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10
How BABIES SUFFER

When their tender skins literally on re with Itch
ing. burning. scaly and blotchy 81 in and scalp dis
eases. with loss Of hail. but mothers realize Gu
iiCuhA REMEDIES AFFORD immediate relief. permit
rest and sleep and point to speedy and econonical
cure when the best Physicians and all other remedies
fail Sold everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

THE COST OF THE WORK ANDs THE INSULTS
THE PROPOSAL TO TURN THE CREEK INTo A
GENERAL SEWER NOT FAvoRKD-THE LAND
ALONG TIE CREEK-THE oBsThucTISG DAM.
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Compauy D,s Rife Shootinp

Company D, third battalion, d. c. n. G., was
at the rifle gallery last night. Thirty-seven
men turned out. Lieut.. J. NJ Stewart, the bat
talon inspector Of rife practice. was range
officer. Those who made the scores Of marks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

New Sewing Machines, $3.50 Only,
At AUFRBAcHs $, eth and H, Domestic Rooms.
ial0-eolOt
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Officers Installed.

Officers Installed.
Potomac Post, No. IS, has installed the fol.
lowing officers: j. L. Hayes. post commander
E. c. DOugherty, senior vice commander: H.
l.. Husband, junior vice commander; Don c.
Cameron, chaplain; G. S. Emery. quarter
master; W. G. Himrod, surgeon; H. A. Zpndt.
officer of the day; Henry NJ Specht, officer of
the guard, and Ellis Dalrymple was appointed
adjutant.
The following are the new officers of the
Potomac Corps, No. o: President, Mrs. A. E..
Starkey; senior vice president, Estelle b.
WALES: junior vice president, Lille A.
Overackor; treasurer. Julia Roberts; chaplain,
Susan j. Lee: conductor, Rachel c. Levy,
guard. Maggie E. Carlson; assistant conductor,
Anna Z. Dairymple.
RESIDENTS Of Mt Pleasant and Washington
Heights should read what Dir. d. William
Oyster has to say on the 4th page, bottom of
column.
H. s. ZIEDER Of LAUREL Md. while adjusting
betting at the National Union building, on
street, yesterday, fell from a step ladder and
fractured two ribs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

Twenty-five-Cent Candy now isc. or
two pounds for CSC. MErzoERs Fine Grocery
Az It'll ST. NV. IL
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Our 81 ~ her

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired
Gold and Silver Medals Made 10 Order.
It, wALFoIp's.
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LEMON JuMBLrs.
By Mrs. Eiiza Il. Parker. BEDFORD. Ey
One cup Of sugar. half a cup Of butter half
acup of milk, one egg. two grated lemons. -four
TO make stiff with one tcaspoonful of CIeve-
lands Baking Powder. Roll thin. cut in rings
and bake.
Use only CIereldnd's Baking POrrder, the pro-
portions are made for that
pure cream OF tartar powder.
CLEvELASp,s
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely the Best
Makes delicious hot breads for breakfast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

I,DIEs' SLIrrEEs ANP TILs. all STYLES and
shades al 10 pe- cc-t discount.
EDMoSsToS 4 Co..
1883 ana 1871 ST.
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DANIEL & Ford oEEs- Formerly with
Bruce os New York. AZ the Hotel Oxford Fog a
few days with a fEe collection Of Gowns
an! Materials. Orders promptly filed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

ErsFuSsISLE HorSEKEETEns may now pur-
chase % JUI.tys LsNsRCEGH any furniture conf
forts for the home Ties may need oy paying n
small cash deposit at the time % purchase and
the balance IN easy weekly or monthly install
rients. Lir. Ia4-burgh'H magnificent stock Is
HuUsuslly CONVENIENTLY arranged for inspec-
lion. being spread out the one immense
focr at the Rink. New York ave near l4th ST.
Ills low crcdi: prices wolld put to shame many
Of the prices ssksd by houses who insist on an
si.-czsh settlement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

Telephone 1920, Domestic Sewing Ma
chine Co.., and II, for repairing and renting.
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:. Heller. 40 7th St n. w.. il making . spe-
ciaity In Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandru1 oc7-tr
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Dur Java and Mocha Coffee at SOC. 1.
splendid. MErzoER's Fine Grocery AZ eth St {.
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Zoe. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured while you wait" Druggists.
aul2
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Good Plain Mixed Candy, perfectly
pure, loc. pound. MrTzoEB's fine Grocery,
Az 9Th st. NV Il
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SuoIs. SuOFs.
EdmoastOr'S II per cent Discount sale.
oar ~ WsaT-v~ll Hand-seNed, ~ So
our 81 Hand-sewed. $50.
EDNoNsTOS & Co..
1859 and 1871 ct.
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Doncherknow how to manufacture dim
Piles! Chew Whites Gucatan Gum, and notice
the result iae-6t
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FUssEII's iCE CREAM.
order . quart for tomorrow dinner az 1927
New lurk avenue
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Our S1.10 Derby
Sold for Two and "Two-Fifty."
II FRANC 4 SoN cor. eth and ID.
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Ladies! Buy the Old Reliable, Time-tested
Wheeler Il Wilson.
Each year brings il new laurels
Your grandmothers used one and the mo,t
progressive mechanical expert of today pro-
nounces the best in the world TO be the New
High Arm, No. 0. Office, 487 9th 81. NV, one
door south of E. dol-ts
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LOCAL MENTION.
1a- wea'llEr.

1se Nea'llEr-
rorrcAsE I'LL 3 7. II. WEDSEsDNY
Tor The Dstrtrt % CcIGElbis. Maryland and
rginia. fair; temperature will fall about 10
deSr'o- b. Wednesday m5rr;ug: warmer IN
the evening; northves;sriy winds.
oCSDfTION or THE wATE3-
|etaVeTature ard condition a. wafer at
~. Grea; all. temperature. s.: condition.
y. Receiving reser, or. temperature. SC. Con-
dItioa 81 north Connection. 30; condition ut
south connection. b. iIstributing reservoir.
tern;erAtu-e. Is. condition at infgent gate
leusc. Is. efiiueu; gate house, L.
high tiG- Low tide.
l.26 am. 5.Je pm. I:j3 an. $40 pm.
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Phillips Digestiblc Cocoa, the only
Cocoa with rich chocolate flavor
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wsKS yoa are out -.sighing stop at SHARP
ru.s' SO3 Penn ave. and get box Delicious
Candies 20c-. &c, zoe and 60c- pound. Open
evenings.
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yerRErrsrsHTFrTTED.s 81 HExrLkR' .453Pa.av

sl-19 SNAP.
Derbies that sold for - nov sI.19.
FEASS { Sos. cor. 9Th and ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

Sudden Changes OF cause Throat
Diseases. There is no more effectual remedy
for coughs, colds. &C., than Browns Bronchial
Iroches. Sold only in boxes. Price, IS cts.
d5-eo3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

Pure Old Rye Whisky "a years old. 75c.
at. MErzGER's Fine Grocery, ALI eth st. n.w.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

CHR. XASDEs's OLDEST Hollands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-10

Elixir Babek cures all nslarial disease,