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BROS. Aucnon..r..
TRgsTEE's SALE OF NICE rBREE-sI Story
No l5ot NINTH STREET NoRTHwEsE.

BRICK DWELLING. KNOWN AS PREMIsFs
NO. l1o4 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST,
LOT 2oxq5 TO ALLEY.
BY virtue 4 certain deed Of trust dated the ff-
teenth O5thl day OF May. A. n. lss9 and duly re-
corded smong the land records Of the District OF Co
iumbia in ltb.r 1896. folio ISL ct seq. and the
request Of the holder q the aote secured thereby
will sell At public suction in front Of the premises On
sALUkpN, the tlGHTEENTH DAY q MARCH,
1898, 81 HALF-PAST POUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ all thai
certain parcel II land and premises situate
IN the city q Warrington. District OF Columbia,
kn wn and DISTINGUISHED A. and being lot numbered
ninety-seven 900 In Msttingly and wilson trustees,
subdivision Of square numbered three hundred and
sixty three lS3 as Per plat recorded IN Liber W n
M folio 49, u the records Of the surveyors once 20
the District OF Columbia together with the improve
ments thereon.
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchase money 70
be paid IN cash and the balance b be paid IN thres
equal fnsalments. respectively IN two and threo
years. with interest thereon payable semi annually
AZ the rate OF six o. per until raid
ell cash. at the option u the purchaser deposit o
500 will be required at the time Of sale: Terms II
sale TO be complied with in fifteen days from day of
sale otherwise the property will be resod the risk
and cost Of defxultng purchaser sfe- I've days' Cd
city of WASHINGTON. ID. @.
BsAINARD X. WARNER. Surviving Trustee.
mho-d6ds e10 ct. n ~.
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AUCTION SALES.
ToyroRRou

nUNcANsoN BROS. A1cts.. 9Th and ID Sta n ".
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PIANOS. ORGAN
AND
HCCSEFURNIsHrNGs
OF ALMOST EVERY DESCRIPTION.
AT OUR SALES ROOMS,
TUESDAY. MARCH FOURTEENTH.
AT TEN O'CLOCK
IN PART WE NAME HANDSOME BED ROOM
SETS IN OAK AND WALNUT. HAIR NAT
TRFssEs AND SPRINGS. SEVERAL FINE
RUG AND OTHER PARLoR SUITES. DINING
ROOM FURNITURE TABLES. PARLoR
CHAIRS. wAsHSTANDS. HAIR-cLoTH FUR
SITURE. WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
OF OTHER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
INGRAM BRUSSELS AND
MoQUEr CARPETS.
RUGS. &C.
ALSO. TO PAY FOR STORAGE AND CASH AID
yANCEp.
ONE PARIOR ORGAN. IN GOOD CONDITION,
II AND SEVERAL SECONDHAND PIANOS
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In the worlds championship pool tournament.
at Syracuse Friday Powers defeated Eggleston
by score of 125 20 80 The second game was
between Werner and Stewart. Werner played
wei! at the start and led until the sixth frame
WEsn Stewart passed him and won the game
l21 TO u. Sherman of this city and De Orc
The Cuban expert, are tied for the lead Sher-
MAJ has the advantage in that he has yet to
meet weaker PLAYERS than De Orc
saturday Walsh defeated Krnzsch. l25 to A.
and Werner defeated Eggleston, i25 To Sc.
The progress of the tournament is shown by
the following table:
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Special Commissioner

T. n. II. YOUNG. clerk Of the circuit court Of Alel-
and G. E. Mol conmissione-- have executed bond
In the penalty OF SO 0o0 conditioned for faith
ful performance Of their duties q commissioner
said cause and In accordance with decree therein.
Given under my hand on this 18th day u February.
ls9s H. H. YOUNG.
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TRusTEEs SALE OF yALuABLE AND pEsIa.
ABLE BUILDING Lots At The N0kIHEAsI
SWEETS SoRrHwEsff. wishIsafos. DC.
By virtue of two certain deeds Of trust from oeeres
H. Dyer and wife. dated February Is; A p. Ieqe.
and recorded the day IN Liber No. 1857 respert
lively AZ folio Is seq, and folio Is q 500 o. the
land records Of the District Of Columbia. sad ct the
request Of the parties secured thereby. the undcr-
,,rrsd M .slI n tre9s Of ths Pr p,s.s On noH'
1893 AT -FOUR CLICK Pm. lots nupbsrea from
Cd 10 twelve (12 both inclusive, in r. J. Powell
and George W. Dysrs ubdivision Of lots In squars
pumoered six y-nine lff9D, per plat recordsd IA
Lber c. h b. folio $50 Of the records Of ths oAos z
the surveyor Of said District.
Terms Of sale: One-third OF The purchase monsy %
cash. all cash. At tbs option Of the purchsser and
the balance in two equal installments payable IN
and two from day Of sale respectively. with tns
tsrest q the rate Of per centum per snnlnl, payss
sem-annually, for which the purchaser shsll edvO
noes sscyred by deed Of trust on the properly sol
deposit Of 800 on each lot sold required ~ tino
Of ssie. terms Of sse are not fully complied VIII
the eht 20 resell risk and u dsfaufine pm.
chassr All conveyancing. rscordinx. be-. @ IL
e cR4Ar z; a.r2sy T;Et rrv.s.-.
mh9-dkds Once Of Rirgs Co.
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WILLIAM J. MILLER,
4S8 Louisiana ave., I T---.
RANDALL HAGNER. Arus-
THos. f. wAGGAMAN. AGct mhe-dAds
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN ALEX
ANDRIA COUNTY, va

By virtue Of !. decree entered at the Novemssr
county. Virginia. in the chancery Cause o. Castle
man VS.. WEIGH ct al. therein pending. the under.
signed commissioners for that purpose appointed
Will. on APRIL SIXTH. lSfB. at FIVE p. NJ, On
the premises. offer for sale all Of that historic
estate formerly owned by Caleb Gushing and con-
tai,ing 100 acres, less. and located IN AeE-
andra county Virginia
This tract % land Is improved by large ten-room
dwelling house with basement. large barn with base
ment three tenant houses. large orchard shade trees
aid bssntifI shruhbery; with magnificent vie. of te
city OF Washington. This Grand place the sub
urban home q the llnstrious Caleb Cushing while ne
was in official life at Washington and the and
that he planted here are nov IN their fully
perfect square, and Is the most beautiful,
venient and historic suburban hoaes around The
national capital Itwould make q valuable subdivision
for town lots and villa Sites being the proposed
lines Of electric and steam railroads. only about two
and half miles from WASHINGTON. aud Q
handing elevation and In q healthy location-
Terms of sale One-:ourth cash. and the residue Of
the pgrchsse rooney m one two and three year, evil
denced by bonds Of purchaser. with approved per-
sons security and be srng interest from dag Of sale.
and the title TO be retained until all the purchass
money snail have been paid.
For further informAti2s apply 70 James T. Glenn
ents, lf2l street northwest. Washington. ID. c.,
G. L Aicol. Brent VILE Prince William county. Va
JANIS y. CLEMENrs
&. l. NICOL.
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r Q: BAILEY CO.. Auctioneers SEAMLESS
APRIL. FIFTH, at HALF:PAsT ELEVEN A NJ.
shall sell the Steamer CIT Of kicImonS. 600 toos
register. e27 foot keel. 3oicot beam, 10 foot hod
eneine. 4onch cylinder, 12foot stroke Hodges pat,
ent nue and tube boilers licensed carry 800 niehs
passeneers r. furnished ready for bud
Portland. Ne. or OF PAYsoN TUCKER, General Mrn-
eesr. Portland. MI Dessert and Aschiss Steamboat
Company. mh7-dts
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I ATlMER L SLOAN. Auctioneers. l4O7 G st. n. ".
A BOUT 1.5oo PAIRS OF ASSORTED SHOES, BE-
ING THE ENTIRE STOCK OF A LOCAL SHOE
DEALER REMOVED TO OUR ROOMS TO BE
SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH
FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH 1893,
AT HALF-PAsT TEN An. AND THREE Pm.
Each day. within comfortable and spacious sales
rooms. 14O7 street (second noor) will sell with
out reserve excellent assortment of shoes by the
NEST celebrated makers all seasonable fresh and in
all coors. of the latest designs and popular sizes
This sale is well worth your attention. As the shoes
desirable of high GRADE and embrace the best
Of footwear for
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
MISSES AND CHILDREN,
YOUTHS AND BOYS, &c
ALL TO BE SOLD In LOTS TO SUIT TO THE
HIGHEST BIDDER. SEATS PROVIDED AND
ROOMS COMFORTABLY HEATED. TERMS CASH.
LATIMER SLOAN,
mh13-2t Auctiopeers
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Paul Hines Regain. HI. "Grip."

be admitted TO the same race in 1887 on the
ground that Cornell was not a college, but .
university, and therefore ineligible.
Paul Hines Regsins His Scrip"
Paul Hines, the well-known ball player and
ha-d-hitting batsman, has been a familiar figure
in the C. A. C. gymnasium during the winter.
He has been exercising regularly and says that
he is IN good condition. As Paul expresses it,
he feels like n three-year-old. While discussing
the base baliOutlook this morning Paul ex-
pressed the belief that moving the pitcher back
five feet would Just about suit him. and he was
confident that under the new rules he would re-
cover his old-:ime grip at the bat. In speaking
about the Washington club he exhibited great
satisfaction at the choice of O'Rourke for man
ager and captain and declared that 1t would
have been hard to have made better choice.
From the men selected ana the manager he
thought Washington's prospects were bright
Corbett willing to Give Buffalo a Chance.
In an interview last evening James J. Corbet.
ssid in answer TO a question relating to the
offer made by the Buffalo Athletic Club to give
S75.OO0 for the Mitchell-Corbett contest: al
though the articles of agreement prohibit us
negotiating with other clubs but the Coney
Island. Crescent-Ci or Olympic Athletic
clubs am perfectly willing to allow the Buff
ialo Athletic Cab 70 become one OF the COM
retitorS for the fight / like Buffalo. have
always been trea. ed well by the athletic clubs
there. VINO are the most energetic men / ever
met. and IL they undertake to bring this affair
Of they will do it successfully. Mitchell, i be-
leve. has more friends in Buffalo than he has
anywhere in the country, and suppose he will
intersose no objection TO fighting there"
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THIRD, AND IMPROVED BY AN OLD FRAME
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of shs
District OF Columbia bearing date February 90 fse5
and passed In Equity Cause No. IA. 19S. Wherein
Henry +. Courtney IL complainant and bis sister
Elssn or q. Courtney and Others defendants, 20
shall offer Tor sale al puslic sact.p IN front q tes
THIRD DAY OF MARCH, A. ID. 1895. At the hour
here natter named the following DESERVED valuable
improved property to wit:
At HALF-PAsf FOUR O'CLOCK PM, all a
original lot numbered twelve u2l in SQUARE mum.
plat plan q the city Of Washington N said District
OF Columbia. together with the improvements
thereon, consisting Of threestory trick house and
stable.
At FIVE O'CLOCK ON SAME Day lot NUMBERED
nine 90 in David Shoemakers subdivision Of square
numbered five hundred and sixty-siK $3.50 on The
ground pla. plan o said city together with the
provements thereon. consisting Of an old frame
house.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree, onethird
OF the purchase money shall he paid IN cash the
final ratncstion thereof by the court gof which TOO
Is to be paid deposit each piece Of property
the day Of salsl and the balance OF the purch sss
lively from The day OF SALE for which the promissory
notes of the purchaser purchasers for the
mainder Of the purchase money be given. hear
interest from the day OF sale and secured by deed
OF trust on each property SOLD al cash. at the optop
free Of all encumbrances and taxes due 20 and I'm
Guiding day OF sale All convey ancing and recording
AZ purchasers cost in the of sale nos
complied with In ten days after sale the trustees
faulting purchaser purchasers. after days
previous advertisement fn The Evening Star neuer
paper. - -
WILLIAM J. MILLER
4S0 Louisiana ave., I 49,
RANDALL HAGNER.
4O5 9Th ct.
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Flnrx In Wheat

Is nothing compared to the consuming demand for
package.
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BEYoRR breakfast Brom0 Settler
Acts e bracer. Trial bottle lee.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT AT THE
INTERSECTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA AvF-
PROVED By SMALL FRAME HOUSE
By virtue Of Certain deed Of srnss reeoraed IN
for the District Of Columbia, aud the request Of
the party secured thereby will offer for sale.
'front.' Of the premises. on MONDAY, THE THyR-
TENTH DAY OF MARCH. 1SeSS AT FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ. the following described property in
the city Of Washington. District CT Columbia. wits
Lot lettered &c" in square soath q square 1853
year with interest at the rate Of per cen, Ter
trust the property sold all cssh. the option
Of the purchaser 500 d-rost at time Of sale TERMS
resold 1t the rst and of the
siSHAf :. L Z eAIT9s Trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aaci. eIs st. n. v.

THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auct. els 81. n. ".
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
1874 AID IagsaS FOUR AND AHAEF n Street
vr.p. of a+ At a a a.. date. November ,s
ons q he roeords b.sc. y
iulnbia. and At the request Of the party secured
MSSp Mkc IN f Fcri E, III ISM
ontn q feet on he soaS IA. lot q
OF lS3 feet to % foot alley Improved BY an sroom
So sns
5t5 fronting = feet on the east side Of ~ st BY
6,rocm brick dwellings. being promises No 1854 and
Terms: oye and above an existing trust Of .eou,
800 on The street property cash. the Other lots
months with interest," secured by deed Of trust on tbs
pr9ner \ or ~ casa ct the ortion OF the purchase
nEoG and r ssSRiSs
fees-dSd. c6SsA fD' WSAAffTrzHfI.S Trustees
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AactioneerA
Two-sroRY AND sEMENr BRicK HOUSE,
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS; NO. so 10TH ST.
TGnST9 paEss BRIGk HOUSE. Rooms
r 2P MaspAY Ko! AFTE FER MARCH THIR
sale in front of the premises
LOT "a. SQUARE e6O
Fronting 10 feet 10Th 81 nv depth of 100 IT. ,Ot
On h s'' Sane kPfERNos55aS s e
-FOUR O'CLOCK we will offer for sale in front OF the
premises
LOT III, SQUARE 1851,
Improved by 2story press brick house. No. go 18th
St me-
This property should command the attention OF
pa ties in search of investment for a home
east.
Terms easy and made known at the time Of sale.
deposit OF 5000 required the time OF sale. II the
terms of sale not complied with IN fteen dsvi
night reserved to resell the property the risk and
cost of the defaultng purchaser after Eve days Ad
vertisement in some Newspaper published in Wash
ington, d. 9. All conveyancing aud recording at the
cost o. the purchaser. RATCLIFFE, DARK CO.,
mh1-d&ds Auctionae-s
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MANICURE.

MisA Is faEHt IcyEs AL. sa i S.s.cfS q
essszsesG e q mir IAKIcUkSssl okiEdk6S
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A UClIoN SALE OF UNRFDEEMEp PLEDGES.
"A WARREN JOHNSON. Ancfton~er,
VII sci. a public auction, ~ No 1909 n -tr-ea
northweSt, MARCH tNENTFTNTH q HAfT-
fAsI SIX NJ. AL goods on which interes, rsmsins
inpa.d a. Contracted. consulting cold and
isinss. jevelry Of ali kinds, niamlnd.. Clothing.
REN JOHNSON. HENRY L. GRoCE. Treasures.
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itors' challenge cup for college forms at the
Hen,ey regatta in 1876 and Corneil's failure to
be admitted TO the same race in 1887 on the
ground that Cornell was not a college, but
university, and therefore ineligible.
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o GE4h6 & aaI 4! sTiGt rr,s..-.
nhe-d&ds ONES q kieu 4 Co.
THOMAS BOWLING = SON. AUcTIoxEERa

ei2 81 nv.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON ooxrr,c.
I1cu,IAvhSUE Bk1wEESo AND \ STREETS
O. EEpS EsbAy, MARCH ErTrEExrz. laS
. fest on he ssss side Of avenue b q
sver.ss dsysh q shout - feet . Iofoet ND sg.
Ierans; One shird cash. balance IN oas 81 toe
yee. v1fh interest sscurrd By dsd q srusf . IT,
deposat q 300 rsquirsa a. time Of saisl osnvgs
nSsdsd. faoHSs Sd Dcsf ffsss Son. 49,.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
r ArcLrFFE. DARR CO.. AUcTIoxEERs

sTsErI n Ths susDlyIsIoN on MOST
DALI, IMPROVED Bl SENfN TWOAsTOKY
FRANZ DWELLINGS. Bl AUCrION.
on whpNksDAr. MAkch. TME>Tr-sEooxp.
will sell IN mont ofths premis~:
LOTS -. - "a. %. u. .. ~ N 10. n. r.. 35
In te subdivision 81 Ro~esle Al Tire eastern ,e-ninus
o. the street and tho Maryland avenue and y
street herstics. with the improvements The>e lots
provided with ten-fcOt alley and . atty foos
street.
Terms OF sale: ons-thira cash; balance In oss and
d-ea 81 ,rns. ON n -y ,-.,.,.ss ana 49, ~
the purchaser or pa-chN--rS bearing g~
cent interest PER annum. yaNahls -~utt annually.
OF all cash. at the ortacn OF tho puryhasrr
or purchsser~ deposit on each LOT % e23
With N fifteen eaIs from the day q sale. othe-viss
the right 20 resell g. the risk and cyst % defautnH
purchaser l. reserved. All conNeyanctnE. recordinG.
he. st the cost u tie purchaser OF purv ba.ers.
RAICLiffE DARN Co.
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BsAINARD Il. WARNER. Surviving Trustee.
mh0-dkds old St n "

CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sOUTHwEsf CORNER OF AND THIRD
SHEETS NoRrHyEsI As IMPRoyIn hY
on NORTH sIDl OF srRIET MAJ
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PR9PEETT IN SOUTH WAsHsSSIoN, BE-
WEST. TWO ALLEY HOUSES IL REAR ALSO
1884 AND 1854 FOUR AND HALF STREET
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-22

VIOLATING THE LAVA law of the
Civ Council, passed October Is, 1889,
provides that no person or persons
Shall break or dig up any portion of q
street or alley without first having OBJ
tanned the written permission OF the
Mayor and depositing with the City
Treasurer such sum of money as the
committee on streets may deem suf1i-
Gent to secure the repair Of the street
or alley, and any person or persons vio-
lating this ordinance shall pay fine of
twenty dollars" OF late, however,
some plumbers have shown a DISPOSE
ton to ignore the statute, and have
opened streets without undergoing the
fOrmality of the above law. Yesterday
Mr.. John Cogan having some work to
do for Mr. William Steuernagel dug
trench in Royal street. it is alleged,
without having obtained the required
permit. The fact was reported to May
or Strauss, and this morning he issued
9 warrant for the arrest of the plumber
to show cause why he should not be
fined for ignoring the law. Upon be-
lug arraigned Mr.. Cogan showed that
he had deposited with the City Treas
urer the amount required for opening
a paved street, and said he supposed
he was proceeding strictly in accord
ance with the law and had no desire TO
eyade any city statute. He was dis
missed with an admonition and told
hereafter to act in accordance with the
citY's requirements.
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LOCAL BRETITIES.

The Musical Association will meet to-
night to reorgaize.
A freight train ran off the rails just
north of the local depot shortly after
noon to-day and for q short time
blocked the tracks.
Captain James Elliott has arrived at
ne wharf with cargo of fine salt water
oysters from Herring creek-even finer
than those he brought here about two
weeks ago.
At the meeting last night of Belle
Haven Lodge, Knights of Honor, two
members were initiated and the appli-
cations of four persons for membership
were received.
Rev. Milton R. Grimsley, of Culpep-
er, preached the annual missionary
sermon to the Womau's Mission Socie-
ty at the Baptist Church last night.
The sermon was an interesting one and
was listened to by a large congregation.
Rev. D. Wilson, pastor of the North
Carolina avenue NJ. P. Church, WASH
ington, will preach revival sermon at
the Methodist Protestant Church in
this city tonight. The services are at
tended nightly by large congregations.
In conformity with resolution
adopted at meeting held in this city
last week of the stockholders of the
Washington National Building and
Loan Association of Washington, Judge
Norton has granted the association an
amended charter increasing its capital
stock from 81, 900, 900 to S40,000,000.
The appeal in the case of the executor Of
the late d. A. Windsor against Gen. VIM. Ma
hone, of Virginia, was dismissed in the Court
of Appeals in Washington yesterday OH the
motion Of Mr.. Davidge, on account of failure
to print re-ord The decision below WAS in
favor of Windsor's executor on suit for
$4,000.
N. A. Lunsford, cclored man about thirty
five years Of age, fell dead in the Baltimore
and Potomac depot in Washington on the ar
rival of the 1870 train from New York last
night. His ticket read Utica, N. y. to Rich
mond. Va. The body was taken to the
moIgue.
Mrs. Frances l.. Atkins. of Washington, an
elderly lady, was on Sunday Knocked down
and kicked by colored man, who evidently
intended robbing her, but she had no money
with her.
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A Straight Pointer.

Every one admits that times arc slow, but
Christmas is coming just the same, and the
question in peoples minds this year is, What
can buy for the least money TO satisfy the
most friends? You can make 13 elegant
Christmas presents to 13 of your best friends
by going to NARAMORE'S STUDIO and sit
ting now for dozen fine Aristo Photographs
and securing the premium portrait. One
dozen fine Cabinets and 16x20 half.lilc-
size Portrait for SO, or one dozen Cabinets
and q 11x14 Portrait for $3 How can you
provide II as satisfactory presents 10 l3 per-
sons for the same amount of money? Come
now, while the weather is pleasant and before
the holiday rush. Fine Crayon Portraits
from any old picture for 81, Remember the
place. 321 King street. Respectfully,
uov9 2w d. II. NARAM0RE
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The MISSION AT GRACE CHURCH.

The MISSION AT GRACE CHURCH. -
Notwithstanding the bad weather a
large number assembled at Grace
Church last night where mission is
being held. Rev. Joseph Reynolds,
the missioner, after a short service of
prayer, delivered an address in which
he outlined the work of the mis-
sion and urged those present to con-
tinue in the work already commenced.
The rector then made some suitable
remarks, after which there was SER
vice of song aud prayer The mission
services to-day were as follows: Com
nunion ut q. M; morning prayer at
9 a. NJ; intercession and instruction for
protesting Christians at 10 q. m, !;
evening prayer at 4:l5 p. IN. To-
night, after song service of half an
hour, the regular mission services will
be held.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE WASHINGTON CONCERT co.

Will of their pleasing a
LANNON'S OPERA HOUSE, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2S
The following appear
an entirely repertoire of music
ANDERSON the pleasing Tenor in his Velvet and Rags
Mr. MASON, selection o ballads
of
Mr. H CATIELLs melodies.
assisted following Alcho Washing
wkn Banger
Students Dr. W. E. Dedender
Axndas
Aeyaudras welknoSn
tie
Baritone formerly
Yorkcit
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CoNCERT.-As will be seen by an adj
vertisement in another column, there
will be musical and literary enter
tainment at the First Baptist Church on
Monday night next. This is expected
To be one of the finest church entertain
ments ever given in this city and will
be participated in by such well-know
talent as the Misses Dobbins and Miss
Conner, of Washington, Miss Catherine
Myer, Capt. ]. V. Davis, Messrs. H. c.
Nails and B. Kennedy, the Alexandria
Mandolin and Guitar Club and the
choir of the Baptist Church, of this city.
This entertainment is for a worthy OBJ
ject and should be patronized.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-11-22

MINsTRELs.-Hi. Henry's Minstrel
Troupe have always been favorites in
this city and last nights entertainment
given at the Opera House but added to
their we'll earned reputation. Despite
the inclemency ofthe weather the house
was crowded and the audience was
kept laughing throughout the entire
performance. Few, if any better min
Strel troupes have ever visited this city
and this one may rely on large audi
epce when it makes its next appearance
in Alexandria.