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INTERPRETING RAILROAD CROSSINGS,
An Order That Capt. Hosseff Wants Adopted
by the Commissioners.


The hearing to be given by the Commits
sioners tomorrow afternoon to those persons
interested in providing means OF safety at in
tersectag Railroad Crossings promises TO be
interesting. This morning Capt. Rossell sub
mitted the following order, and asked that it be
immediately adopted. In view of the hearing,
however. il was finally decided to Law it on the
table unit. after that mad taken place:
Ordered: That where street railways using
modern motive power cross each other all cars
or trains south bound shall have right OF way
over trains or cars bound east or west, and
trains cars bound east or west shall have
right Of way over north-bouud trains or cars
In all cases cars or trains approaching such
crossings shall stop before crossing. ring
their bells and see that the line is
clear before crossing. The superintendent
of the metropolitan police is directed TO station
a police officer. temporarily, where the Rock
Creek railway intersects the Washington and
Georgetown rosd at the corner of 1Ath and u
streets northwest; at SD and VI streets, where
the Georgetown and Tenieytown road crosses
the Washington and Georgetown road. anl at
the corner of lith and II streets. where the
metropolitan road crosses the Washington and
Georgetown road.
Speaking OF the matter this morning
Commissioner Ross said he was in favor of
using the most drastic measures TO bring the
railroad companies Ito Limerick but did not
think the Commissioners should take snap judg-
ment After the hearing tomorrow they pro-
posed to take some action. but the result Of the
hearing could NOT be foreshadowed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
VISITING wARsHIps.
Whereabouts OF the italian and Brazilian
Fleets.

The State Department has been informed
that the Italian squadron sailed from Bermuda
on the lI;h instan; and expect to reach HSmp-
ton Roads tomorrow. The fee; is composed Of
the 5, soo-ton projected cruiser Etna and the
2.oss-ton protected cruiser Dogali conveying the
Columbus carayeis Santa Maria, PintA and
Nina
The department is also informed tina. the
Brazilian squadron sailed from Barbados on
the 18th instant and viii probably arrive at the
naval rendezvous on the 22d or 2Sd instant.
This fleet is composed Of the 4,950-ton battle
ship kquidiban. the !. Soo-ton protected cruiser
Repubiica and the s0o-ton gun vessel Tiradenies.
In case these vessels do not reach Hampton
Roads before the receiving fleet departs 20;
New York they will proceed direct TO the same
port without visiting the roads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

Craven ia valley in Yorkshire, and the fam
lily name happens to be identical with it. The
first lord was prodigy of brains, va.or and
vitality. He was son of an alderman of Lon
don. and returning from the foreign wars was.
in 1926. when only eighteen years Old, knighte d
and created Baron Craven Of Hamsted- Mar
shall, IN the county Of Berks. and nearly forty
years afterward, in 1868, viscount Ellington
aud Earl Of Craven. He lived through nearly
the whole Of that stormy, deadly century, and
died in 1897 aged 50. Being bachelor, his
later titles expired with him; out the barony,
by the terms of its patent was inherited by
his cousin, William Craven, who succeeded as
second baron. This status continued till 1901,
when the seventh baron obtained the recreat-
ing Of the extinct titles; and his great-grand-
son, born 1868, succeeded in 1888 as the fifth
earl and eleventh Baron Craven in the peerages
Of England and the united Kingdom.
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THE COURTS.

Cmcurr Court. DIVISION 1-yudge Bradley.
Yesterday-ida L. Walker xgt Aug. Burgdorf;
verdict for defendant Brodegan agt Moore
(P. Moores will; on trial.
EQurTr CoURT-Chief Justice bingham and
Judges Hdgner and Coz.
Today-Vau Brunt agt Van Brant; rule on
complaiuant's solicitor. In re Ashel Elcan
Qunatic). w. L. d 7. Co. appointed trustee.
Hoeke agt Hoeke; sale decreed-a. O. Ciaugh-
ton. trustee. In re Agnes Robinson, Maria
0ebhard, Daniel Webster and John Daily,
alleged lunatics; writs ordered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of tine court to the following: George W.
Barrett and Sarah c. Walker: John W. Beck
and Laura G. Lee; Samuel G. Bell and Clara l.
Cooper; W. o. Hayzel and Mary c. Dove; Z.
NJ. Brown and Susan A. Teniey; sedgwick \.
Landers and Annie West of Marlboro. Md.
George s. Rosenberger and Alice v. Thorn;
Patrick Mari and Mary Finn, both of Peters
burg, Va: John Rector of Berks county, Pa. and
Mary E. Gordon; MLlard w. Gibson and Nellie
NJ. Eoby; George IL. Shift OF Baltimore and
Annie Bryan: John J. Morris and Lizzie john
son; Martin c. Hutchinson Of Baltimore and
Elizabeth @. kanely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

Prof. }. 8. Crombie, principal Of the Adel-
phi Academy at Monticello, n. T., died Sun
day
The supreme court st Jackson. Miss, Mon
day granted Henry Foster, who killed Exon
gressman J. b Morgan, . new trial.
Richard Dorsey Hall, ono Of the most prom
tneut citisens Of Cecil county, Nd, died Mon
day ss his home near Conowingo, In the
seyenty-seventh year Of his age.
The schooner z. w. Burton Of Milton, DEL,
bound from Nsw York TO Newberns, n. c.,
Uent ashora at Aeraeoke station, n. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
WHY ME-. sELIGM.S WAS REyEcTED.
Magwumps AntaSonistic to His Father
Said to Re the Cause.


Said to Re the Cause.
From the New YorS World
IL was ramored yesterday that the Union
League Club intends to hold special meeting
soon to consider the recent blackbaliing of
Mr.. Theodore Seligraan. The club has LEGO
members. Of whom only 400 were present when
the iS6 black balls were cast against Mr.. sclig-
man. 1t was said that the majority Of the
members intend to repudiate this action, and
TO set themselves Alright before the public and
show that their opinions not governed By
race prejudice.
II was said that the members whose opposi-
ton had caused The rejection of Nr. seligman's
name were mostly former republicans who hed
become mGgxumps aud were antsgonistsc 70
Mr.. Jesse Sehgman owing 10 his liberal con-
tributions to the republican campaign funds
Among those who were said 10 have been load
ers in the movement against Mr.. Theodore
Selignan were mentioned Messrs. Joseph h
Brown and Walter c. Gibson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
Heureaux to Meet Hippo,vte.

The New York RerdIds cable dispatch from
Monte Christi, santo Domingo. says: President
Heureaux of Santo Domingo is about to sail in
the Dominican warship Ell President for the
neutral waters of Mapzanilla bay, where he
will meet President Hippoiyte Of Haiti and hold
q friendly conference
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

From the New York Tribune.
During the Last twenty years httis more
than ess. 900 has been spent in restoring
csthsdrals and churches in England, and more
than ~, ZOO, 900 has been spent In building new
churches. In London alone moro than u. ooo,-
900 has been sxpsndsd b building aud rsstor-
Ing churches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

With bankruptcy staring him in the fsee, L
II. HAsse, . harness dealer of Elgin, ~, Wsat
10 Chicago Sunday and committed suicide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LOB sALE-HoUsEs.
Is rs s.ths Vernon. ave be-. and L sS5 3o9
Is r.. x q bet. isth and I'm 81. -: 5000
lsr Whit n stone nI S and stable. .rss
.psim JAMES afEs a BATES 90. Ii07 st n
s 1s1WN e shT .ns sSD hJus SIS
E39Ms path and cellar; LATEST pi%grosspsnts;
sp3-1m III 18th 81.
NOR SALE = SPECIAL BARGAINS IN n. W.
ooo hsgDdsSS eS sgo aas house ON 18Th s
No 1news-room house on St; q. 900: z beautiful
,-ro9m house on II, LIN St 200 two good Groom
two tsa os on a R.'
So 800 and g. 600. and extra fine hui!dirg lot
xins sell ii Tfp
Tsst sesSDn and 1 u rp p 0oSy Call at Room
EoR SALE OR ExCHANGE-LARGE BUSINESS
corner northwest. fronting about 90 feet prom
'-'A' A'sN W WE Sec fp' wilcox HIssroN.
ap1 1907 IA. ave. and eta and La ave.
EfoR SALE FRAME HOUSES foUa TO SIX
Brick hoases. to 5 rooms, ., 900 to g.. 500.
Stone and brick houses. s TO % rooms. 5000 and
seSsT,l SPECIAL barzains accommodating term: Of
class real brokers guaranteed this office
List your preeerty with US stoeks bonds and ether
w. -4'"e' '''- VI - - ''"'' F. F. c. AUKAM
ap1-1m 600 Est.
COR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOUSES: EtSY
L terms 60 and Cal q ST. long lots 10 alley
rooms ana cellar; papered and electric lighting.
OWNER. 20 st. n W. nih3l-3n
EoE SALE : MASONIC HALL. COR. 9TH AND
Va. ave. general hrst-class investment and
exec lent chance Tor organized body desiring
home; this building is we'll ott stories high good
cellar; modern improvements in good condition, also
separately connection with the above . 2-story
Groom brick houses; water gas rented to excellent
tenants.
This property will be sold cheap to an Immediate
purchaser. Apply to ADAM GADDIS 22!S st. s. e. ,
Or RObT. W. DUNN. 5t.j G. 81. Sc. uh.sSfrn<
E'oR sALE-THREE NEW BRICK AND STONE
front houses north of Dupont Circle contain nine
rooms and bat each: heased by furnace Gun sell
these holses for 81. 500 each Oh easy terms.
Tor Iuii particulars call npoo
NcLACHlEN & BhTCHELDER,
Cor. IO.h and q n ".
FOR SAI.E-We authorized by the owner to
Offer new three-ssory brick dwelling r st.
sale house contains fourteen batd and cellar
is heated by furnace; is finished IN natural wood: has
handsome cabinet manteis; IS handsomely papered
and wired fo- electric iiSh.IH.,.
Lot .Essx % TO wide alley
For .all pastClla cal upon
McLACHLFS & BATCHELDEE,
taIS Cor lDt;a and q sts N w.
EUR sAI.E-THOsE HASDsoAE s. . AND 10
room houses 18Th and " SITS u. every Ho
imp. ectiiC bells. ine cabinet nantes Eequiful
decoration; near three lines graoO 1.-THE side
walks tLest houses in ortwest section for less tGan
$1,000; terms to sut; open all day as-eCtjC
Waterman in charge call aud examine them. M )-lm
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II. n. Corr. 7O6 8rH ST.. NV.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMTSsTONEE az OFF0s AN M. ~
~ pubic 40. al states ald territories SPECfALff
by Il. II. EVANS. o1hca lbasenentJ 1871 y st.
Always in oiit:e once hours. ia1-tf
COMMISSIONERS or DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
|and territory. Notary and U. 8. Com rissioper.
ocsS JOHN l.. BEALL. 1921 st. a. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

a Caufioa ~ Our keaders.
Ask for ~wILDS LINoLEUN.s BY fsr fAe
most economical and substantial floor COVERING.
The name is printed on the back; Il ID the orieinsl
make. Twenty yearz on the market All carpes
dealerG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
Il AN IDEAL, HOME

Il AN IDEAL HOME
| The residence Of the late Capt. A. D. Payne.
sas FROM Hs staatsa
prsinS Az acres o. excellent land and large brick
ana msR the
vanity ofSrnalnehtal trees DOW coming 20 mature
Sssa aa5 g.
| to Washington. This property can he bought at a
Ss asG1sw 14a, B. ST. I: E HoShhas1f 3
EoR sALE-ROUsE. EIGHT ROOMS BATH.
ATTIC ami cellar. overlooking city; street
,asEs 10y frn,T r,e;. Can or address SUr-
EoR sALE-NEw sIx.KooM HOUSE: -FOUR
raus1es Ircm station; large lott carriage house
mhl-;Sm' o. L. EINE. Vienna. Va.
TOR SALOON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS,
l. m II. re e neg ..s, ZONES at lakeland. Nd.
Two ECO eot,sess. 70 q. ~, cash aad SIS
Al 81 shs ABOVE eot,aes are coz yenen; 20 the sta
fence shog are Es s hops paf ,aas @
Tee. o: ground. lakeland sInsted eight miles :om
on tie line Of ;hs Tropos~ ON -vsr and e.ectris
raittosd y Baltimore y res b.satnl lake stores.
70 %asG !; cay ,at cent. esca way Applyto EDWIN
an or 2. IN. a; Laksiand Inquire tort. }. CADLt.
IrOR sALf-AT WO0DsJDC. ED. ETGfIr-TooM
water io'. lao1Io0 fes:: rr,ce goo rsr,ns
10 mt. $. +. LEIGHTON.
Eoa sALE-AT W0oUSIDE. ND. NrN EsG-I'r-
room frame cotsre Ar-e t,ic. ce!ar, oat,'. r:ls.
10y anu FI i l ~: Winn.,. ana s'an- Tor
maas-,m 40 : ), L /;
EoR saLE-OAK GRCyE VILLA.
:ni new ;:oo'a csttaa,e cn sgier d:e villa
Sc, ~ " rraaa ga "3,s rs odt: enc aud ii
r5sn residence S mao G and oS1 O. s the
't.-f
Of .S ~: R. A Fa rs IS I sSS ave.
E3R s4hE-IN BYATTsyILI4E. rHE MOST
beaHtifrl snbnrh Of the ns;iont capital. distant
train strvice OF over 80 day. beautiful build
ing los. on monshiy psymen.s and otherwise also
sf ara siss terms
ap4-lm 81 L ST.
L four-room rottage. with ceiiar; acre atoice
lahd ieneed; stable esrrase horse ,,e aad poultry
f. A. PHILLIPS K son.
nhnS-lm l.i2a New Yor. ave.
hoe sALE-H eOoKLAND IoTs-I HAVE MORE
z than 30 tots fer sale in this su1divlsion inany OF
Soyn@ ''' B. 4. W III y i' Jr before
mh.i-Im co. st. NV
FoE ALE-;BRooKL.ND; UTaBRooKLAND.
the time to purchase for safe investnenL.
mh14-2m 100 Corcoran building.
LIS A WASTE
CsInoney to go on paying rem. from month
10 month when yon might own q house Of
your own. Start b. buying lot either ct
KENSlNGTON or WEST END PARK. lean
supply one that viii nj all your ideas of
hne and healthy location and You may pay
for it at the rate Of % month. Er,ts o. call
Tor a circular
II. N. Corr. 7O6 9Th ST.. NV.
ap19
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STORAGE.

+ IGHT, CLEAN, DIP AND AIRY STORAGE
- rooms at LkTI AER 4 SLOAN'S, l4OT q ST , for
the storage of furniture trunks boxes. &C. best To-
cation in the city. na2:,-Ina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EOR sALE-THE FINEST SITE IN THE CITY
Il for sn apartment house; on ST. n. W. Opposite
Franklin Park ~ # Is in by la IT to 30ft. alley
improved b. three 4story b. houses aud stables
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

J1oR SALE-sl.. COO--o ST. NV. BET ETH
4 aad 49,. sogtarrp exposure. thrze-sro-y orcz:
II and oath, it-s. s.i,-s fl-s.-1; back
insT-.I>; EruI lot. b@lrg ssslOS 'j-:t al4y and
l.,~it, alley a. side. PKCCIOE s Pr sCf1E.
aTiS-Jt :bJ7 e. 81. NV.
E'JR sALF.-1aI SIX H ST. y. =; BRICK
D dwelling; Al ,rC-r s rooms, cellar amt BATH 4
o1s Zach dO,r furnace. &c l0t :F'f-I0I E
lit alley. NARtsEN Il. CEOA1E. 40 tn ST.
L. u. sI1S-2t
TOR SiLE-a COMFORTABLE AND EOOMT
= luu . y RITE nine iJT-a, roU,Ls
esiC< sn--y. hA-il room ans lSp are. Org cellars
TIE Ea.crn, "a ut.ES ard pun 1 2IIuoar eatrt y
" rFert}"i,fE III eTc-itrus par; N-ry accessible
70 cable AnU iE@ffIS, tus JpicS ana s1liGty
hIit; 40. -, =. TN. by 100 81 alley. Pru,uUi
purchaser WIS. receive I--EE colVii$siOn. Apply 10
OHN!-R amer o. M. sea list st no apIS-jE
t,'OH SALE-A %i&GAIS-FISG S-EOON
1 brick ami. nn ;Jth Il. two lines 80
cars Prize. 500; -. 600 cisa. balance inHs
titce. Apply to CHARLES sENS!-H,E4 Owner. 81
Ii-u 81 W. aPIS-5ss
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.LF-OLK GRCYr. VILLA

EOR SaLF-OAK GROVE VILLA
L beautiful new s-.Co,a cnttagn: On spirrG,d villa
SIC. VITA grand Old OAKS; ..ulrS ont; aud LII
acres Of iGTo: -tab.e ard csia;-a yge .:
pure Nst--; drec.iv ;osita The new handsome s,
oroaR residence 81 d" j. sOsr Johnson and one o. the
most e.Chy IOraiiii-s in the United States; rrce
STOP; 500 down. ia a,e =. ,"cntbIy Ipsi4l mems
OF S:I. r. A. PSILl.ItS SON
an1-lUl iS-r1 New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

TOR SAIG-fN BYATTSyTLI4f, THE MOSr
beautiful slburb Of the H:5io1t capital. distant
only IN miles with fare less thar, az and
train Service OF 30 day. beautiu! Gii0-
intlofs. on nonshIy psyuien.s and otherwise also
several desirable residences 81 cap and terms,
Iouses Tor rent DUCEETr, rDED Il Co
ap3-lHt bI1 L n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19

y fine piece OF ground New York ave. bet
2Ist NO 22c size S3x105 can be sold TO; 30c
B. L WARNER & CO..
apI5-5t gi6Fstn.w
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ErOa SALE-AT WOoDNTDE Nh. MEN EIGHT
rOJIn frame cuIsEe trse .ttlC cellar, Dat fa-s
ROT and cold water nIn.r", wiDc'plit and Stau-
horse and COW; isrxe BOT; term, % suit.
T. =, LEIGHTON,
mn2S-fnn ~ ID 81. " ~, cor j =
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tOI- Sd Il
At 6drcdin. three lots in Green's subdivision of
Chichester" Apply to
Z. H WARNER& CO.,
apiJ-ot SlB L st. a.. W,
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FOR sALE-TRE FINEST SITE IN THE CITY
Ps Y Il - n BE- S Il to 2ps siss
improved b three 4story b. houses aud stables IN
rear.
, AEgP,y.S. DE-. D. NJ OGDEN I Es.ssu,Or;
E'oE sALE-HOUsE, : ROOMS AND BATH; LOT
n. VIII make good home or business place
for few days al s4.2Jo OWNER. pa Nd aye.
ne aplS-3t'
NOR sALE-I36i MARYLAND AVE y E-TWO-
II story sbrick uAy-window house 20 rooms and
hath: rellar under whole house. Price. till May I,
sPis-3; SMITH & JEFFoRDs. 5II 18th st. NV.
t'OR SALEM HOLNEAD IANOR-oNE BLOCK
from 14:h -. and Whitney ave: most stt-active
err; corvenences; 10, 4Oxl0O; owner desires
chsnzs and will Sc a. sctua! cost; unusual op-
sS. H2IsS sih &c iS K fi st. aSfsi
EoR sALE-BY L. sTARGARDTkR. 613 18TH
F0H sALE--e-story ard cellar frame. corner store
IN good location n =. r,nt-ns at S2S. Price only
$500 Ieyin; re-, nabe; ,...,
dow r-ess1Tick Tont. = rooms and BATH. aoing To-
Ia;ien mo- s22i lG.. nes cars and nsraics
fOh. sALk--2-story and tassnent bay-window
brick. rooms and bath. very desirable and coDyen-
tent Ioca!iop only lew steps -rSin fenn ave- cars
toR shI.E-2-story and cellar bay-vinGow brick
6good rooms and bath. rentin< steadily a. SIS. 90
Ir;ee Gh.y =. 40 Terms very easy.
s.. NV. renting at si5. 30 Price only $500.
18Th s. nv. coy little home, good location. Price
ceils- bsyewndow brick. good lot. Price only
s330o lorHs ys-y 80. .--...
frame. new. al moaern improvements 6 large
comfortable rooIas- Price only $1,000 Terms 10
FOR sALT-Taat ws.I-built rre=s-5ri-k front Ic26
.th st ne rooms, OATH. pantry ana hrste,ass con
apis-a 6i3 18th n
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
WANTED - TO PCECHASi: IMPROVED Or
w I'M improved country pi.re y. IN q. railroad
or Metropolitan branch, within nne lui;p; o. city
pars.cuiars 8ptJ-l.s
EOk hHST-FoK TIE SUMNER-HANDsoNE
country uiRces turn .shs d Relay BE- o. eucl
time TO and from Washington. l.. KEMP DIV AL.
49, ! ST. NV. a,,ls- iia
f.OR EEET OR SALT--A FARM OF Al ACRES
L with large house % . looms and and ali Goa
Nen-nces attached: situated the water one ioiie
Inift aEa oue-t.urth from Old p@il: Comfort. Va,
commanding fui View Q. Fort Monroe and lis sur
rouu..ncs. Cor further information address Rox IS.
Hnsous, Va sp1G-Ir,'
EoS kEGJ--A DAIRY FARM NEAR CITY: GOOD
4 lend and water and ail r"ressary buildings Al.
dress DAIRY Fah5i, Stsr oafice .pt.-;ts
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA FAEMs-SEST
=. ,a. ~ Tor sslnns envy grSoersy send
iaG.e0-irA' $40 Irh s.. n W.
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nor sALE--F0R FEW DAYS ONLY WILL.
IT 81 s- sacrifice rood nne-rocui dwelling.
with half acre OF ground. at Charlton Heights the
rr-tt.est location thf- subdivision stsb- and
s-sary ,cirss viii sell the entire property FOR
less than houss cos- 70 Jriid -
wAsH'N DANENHOwER,
.Dr5-et I.Sta anf q
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lr,s A WASTE

oeInoney to go on paying rem. from month
10 month when yon might own house Of
your own. Start b. buying lot either ct
kENSlNGTON or WEST END PARK. lean
SIMPLY that viii MI all your ideas of
hne and healthy location and You may pay
for it at the rate Of % month. Erite o. call
J0r a circular.
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E,OR SALE-HOUSE. EIGHT ROOMS. BATH
attic and cellar. over oofins city
large lot; fruit ,rees. Gail addrts T. J. Put
NAM. 81 Franklin ST.. Anacostia. mhio-2In-
ICOR sALE-NEw sIX-hOOM HOUSE: -FOUR
L squares from station; large lot; carriage house
mhl-:'m' o. L. EINE. vienna Va
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-31
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

The reserved sale of seats for the engage.
ment of @ rolyn Gage opens this morning
at Pope d O'Connor's drug store. An e1-
change has the following of her Appearance
in a Celebrated Case:" Miss Gage assumed
the dua! role of Madeline in the prologue
and Adrienns in the play proper, Miss
Gage is en- artist. an actress, a woman
gifted by nature with Il lavish hand. To
that which she has inherited. she has
added refinement. All the theat e-goers
are familiar with "a Celebrated Case."
Tbs scene of the play is in France. 1t is a
lesson, clothed with powerful and eloquent
words. which teaches the devotion of a
child to her parent md a dther's love for
his daughter. A,rienne ia the daughter,
and the father is Jean kenau1. %wrongfully
condemned to the nalleys for life
for the murder of his wife. After
a separation of twelve years father
and daughter m ct accidentally. Adrienne
AZ ths adopted daughte of a duke. her
father, n galley slave whom the soldiers
have allowed to rest in the garden of tle
duke. Here the father iecognizrs his child,
from a PRAYER which she offers for him and
which heI mother taught her. 1t is in this
scene tina: Miss Gage ii st showed the beauty
of her acting. 1t Is a picture of a devoted
child. and Miss Cages unaffected grace
%fulness. her naturalness and beauty, made
it perfect. The support is excellent.