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PROPOSALS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON. MAY 81.
lsst.-sealed proposals are invited and viii be
for the purchase Of waste paper of the Navy De-
partment and its several bureaus and ofaces dur
p should be indorsed Proposals for Waste Paper'
and addressed 10 the Secretary Of the Navy, and
be accompanied by written guarantee. signed
by one or more responsible persons, TO the effect
that the bidder will. IL his proposal be accepted.
at once enter into contract, and give bond with
for the faithful performance thereof The con.
tractor will be notified when to remove the paper
fed in order to prevent undue sceumSi. t nSs
must furnish necessary sacks. place the paper
e aPs pay At fir ths be-
the Navy. je4-1aw3w
PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER. LIME, PLASTER
ana Hai ~; Of Building for Library Of Con-
Mss at this sss ast s r@d
bidders or furnishing and delivering al the SsS
lowing approxmats Quantities Of Sn}dn 19s m nS.
ssIials l. 1850 feet Georgia Pine Flooring and
Plaster Of Paris and bushels Hair s speGf.
Pisatoa this s oss BfhSxR GS'r r. eS RI e.
Superintendent and Engineer. mysI ,1e2, 4.e.sIIot
Wa.snsaoas C. %ag s
fSESSts S S So 5sseTsd q t3is JS Ss
FIFTH, 1894. for furnishing supplies reouirsS
from time to time during the fiscal year ending
June SO 1895, as follows: Class I, florists sup
plies; class 2 flower pots; class 8. paints. oils,
DC; class 4. hardware; class 5, agricultural i'm.
PIGMENTS, &c: class 9, electric battery supplies
nanure class 10, sand; class II, SOIL class II
Ice; class l3, lime and cement: class IA, brick;
class Is. sod; class l6. fuel; class IL lumber
Sc; class is, use OF teams; class 10, bulbs No
bids will be accepted until Congress makes the
necessary appropria tions. separate proposal for
each class Is desired. Each envelope should be in
dorsed so as to indicate the class for which the
inclosed proposal made. Preference will be
given to articles of domestic Manufacture, con-
ditions of quality and price Including In the
price Of foreign productions manufactures the
duty thereon being equal. Attention is Invited
TO the acts Of Congress approved February 20,
and vol. "a. page 4l4, Statutes at Large IRE
hight is reserved to reject any and all proposals
Forms and specifications he obtained Of this
office. JOHN NJ. WILSON,
To- my5.I ,9&ie2&4 Colonel T. s. A
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FJR RENT-BY wAsH'N DANEvHowrR-,

Fur RENT-BY wAsH'N DANENHowER,
18TH AND SITS NV
.l9,2i T. Capitol 81 ne., rooms. ell MI. $50 OF
lflo hopkins place NV, 10 rooms, all MI. 30 20
1913 v st NV. rooms. all MI. ........... 20 .0(
l4lz and l4l4 18th 81 NV, rooms. all mi Is. n
VI stn St NV, rooms. all nj. .......-. 30 20
1911 columbia 81. NV, rooms, all NIL. 3 80
zOs9 Portner place NV. rooms. all ma. e 81
olo1 "a ST ne, rooms, all nj. $4,000. % 81
~ ana 40 9th 81. ne. rooms. all NIL. p. 81
W4 = 81. ne. rooms, all mI.............. 10 81
% 70 De St NV, rooms, all nj. Is 81
10 "a 81 ne, rooms. all mi. IS
1912 Is st ne, rooms all MI. ........... Is 20
i5iy-z q 81. ne, q rooms. all ni........ 10 g
~ Delrees ST. NV, rooms. water and eas. l5. n
l2so-2l and l233 I'D ST. NV, rooms MI. IS si
40 ana fls 24ih 81. NV, 0r., water gas. Is 81
,a aoa Seorga ave. Sc rooms, water. 10 20
20 = 81 Sc. rooms. ................... 10.
. Soreoran row NV, rooms water........ 10 .0l
-. oaonage alley ne, rooms stable..... 80
,o-s Harrison ave. Sc. 4 rooms. 1900. .5s
~ Izth St Sc. rooms water. ..... s.3l
10 10 Reeves ST. NV. (basement) rooms. -. 81
a., rear q s;-.bet. 18th and 18th n ". u ID
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES
LADIES' GOODS.

FINE BLACK AND WHITE LACEIS DONE Up IN
hrst-class Partisan style; white and satin dresses,
laces and lace curtains specially; prices rea-
sonable Call at NINE. vIBOUDS, successor to
ap3-3ms
ACCORDION PLATING FRENCH PROCESS :
skirtf, 25c; narrow ruffes, l0c. yd. the
only plating establishment in Washington; pink
Ing: buttons. G. W. LUCAS. DIS 9th st. NV.
my15-1mo'
ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCI s2e 18TH AND
l2o6-l2OS / st. NV. French dyeng and cleaning
OF every description evening and party dresses
made a specially. Our patronage extends IL to
thu Rnast rashionabla circlex DIP
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MEDICAL. &c.

PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE AND SWEDISH MOVE
ment By ROBERT FULTON, 1921 10th st.
NV. 1e2-lms
DIR. BROTHERS, THE MOST RELIABLE AND
longest-established specialist In this city, with
so years experience; IS years at 900 q ST. sw
Consultation free end strictly confidential. me-
DIR. BROTHERS INvIGoRATING CORDIAL. Is
powerful Nerve Stimuant and Tonic. or all
the remedies for Nervous Debility, Neuralgia
Nervous Exhaustion, Paralysis and that class OF
people who are weak. miserable lethargic sleepy
lack of ambition and zest there is no remedy
equal to this cordial Ii has been In use for
nearly forty-hve years in this city. 9Oe s.w
my4im"
DRS. DAMON AND MAYNARD.
The only regular graduates of medicine and
magnetic therapeutics practicing in the city
All chronic diseases successfully treated upon
new and scientific principles. Offices COS 18th
st. NV. doors from st. Consultation free.
nyl5-3m
STRANGERS. TAKE NOITCE-DR. BROTH Frs
treats all diseases of men, No cure. no pay
Only established advertising physician in this
city. Established IS years. 906 B Ut. s.w.
my0-lms
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FOR RENT
e13 r ave, Tor 500. so ia 9Th st Ia a. % An
1923 18th ct NV. 7r. 40 mo 18th ST or Is 90
Coz 18th. llr. .SS3i 2l22 lsth a. store "a on
1014 10th NV, 13r. as. 80 400 18th NV store % "a
1884 18th st, Or. IS. IS 29ie olive ave Or % 40
607 11th NV, 12r. IS eIa I'd 81 ne sr % -
22Il Wash cir. Or. IS. Is 1872 90 ct NV Or u 20
102 9th st NV, Or 50 so 1914 Eth NV sr Is az
Ga 18th st. 12r. 5000 iI4i 9Th 81 ne ar is SO
III yin 81 ,0r 20 !. Defrees ST, Or. rs 20
706 ave NV, Or. 80 ia q 81 NV 5r IL 30
s21 9Th st NV. 81. 10 90 142s 2lst 81 NV 5r *
ID, seneh 81 9r' 80 1851 II st ne. 6r....1s
1oya oost n.' er '39.oo wy sc, Or. IA
aoi5 10Th ST. Or. =. 50l.lI Kitch st Il. IL 80
go ~ lSth 81 0r e 80 22l5 1th st NV, 5r. -
. .oa aon 81 ne, T 80 81 BOP 4th ne. Ar. ~
iZOI 9th st NV, $3.50 24e Brent ct. Or. 14.3O
i am2 "a av, er q y 1415 Fla ave. Ar. 400
1872 MARION ST Ir3o.o0 452 Nd ave sw, 1t.14.O0
% ave NV, Ir-SO45 9l5 Al sw, 5r... .13. 80
1920 e st, nall. 30 BPS c 81 ne 5r m "a
SO \ ave ne, Or. :. 80 3ls I, sw 5r 10 30
- 81 NV, 7r. Is. ~ 6Sl 18th 81 ne Or 10 10
400 10th st se, 7r "a so 1920 Huron al sr 10 "a
1905 Linden. 7r. Is. 40 al2 elst ST. store 10 al
1888 eth u NV. 7r. rs 1915 Oregon 81 sr 10
81 Spruce st, Or. .27 so 1913 Kramer ne sr Q 40
1912 LArch st, Or. 81 so 2s28 eth NV, br 10
1924 eth st. ar. u IS , Col ave- Ar -, q 80
2225 18th ct, Or. p so 1908 Graceland 81 ar 40
30 4th st NV. Or. rs ala O sw rear ar : al
1224 18th st NV. u. - 80 e2S Gordon ne 3 M
1885 18th st NV. Or Is 10 1892 Sc 5r 90
2l0s ct, 6r..... %. 30 1925 Kramer st hr 4 80
Wash Grove, er.....25
te4m,w.f B. II. WARNER 4 CO., QlS r NV
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED
1912 18th st NV, 12r SIS 1881 Corcoran NJ sr An
1870 NV, 12r.. 1888 2O24 Hfllver sv. TO- a.
1Io2 Greg ave NV, 1877 rs llo4 o ST NV ~ %
602 ST NV. 11r.....1 1909 llth NV s, OK %
<V Ia hiiiyer ave NV, ll06 14th st NV, 2r IS
oo IL ..19 $50 st ne, 6r. Is
2023 Hnyer pl, Tor. 10 TO 18th NV 40, a. On
1921 Goth ct NV. Tor. IS Sw cor Wanacb snS ~
i3ae 81 NV, ior.. 10 18th SITS NV, fat. 10
Ls1 " ST. N.. % PIP LIST st sw. Or. Is
1903 st NV, ior. :. .65 2ie ist 81 sw' ar
1402 Chaplin ct NV l2r 90 DOG Isl 81 sw a. ,s
a1e Iss b NV i0r. 70 633 Pomeroy st. Il. II so
S9oe lstn 81 NV sr. 6o 62I Pomeroy st. n. L 2 so
10y - nW' iVr..-.3s 1907 Union eta 4 2 80
LIDS aatn NV. ior % In OF 1225 Conn
tSrS NV, VI: ....O av,several fats ca a. IS
~ sftn NV nat.or5 30 PIG LIST ct sw. Or. Is
iVyvS . 81 NV, Pr. % 22s LIST st sw, 6r. is
a ado 81 NV, !0r 90 100 Trinidad ne, Ii. g. 30
10y ~ NV Ior % 1922 Trinidad ne Ar. 8. 80
40 81 NV, zor 1857 1O2B Trinidad ne Ar. s. 30
The above is only q partial list OF the pronerties
In our hands. For Rent Bulletin. containing fun
pication to THOMAS J. FISHER A. IN -
ye4-m, WdLu 1924 ct.
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

floor; delightful and convenient location; new
brick house; ami: blocks from cable and 2
from belt line. II you wish q nice place, with
or without board, call at 40 Rhode Island ave.
between and SITS. NV. te2-Scs
FOR RENT-1e0o 18TH ST. NV. COR. O ST.,
pleasant com. rooms; I'd floor; furnished or
unfurnshed; also delightful corner room; south
ern and eastern exposure; gas; no children; sum-
mer rates. leo Pcs
FOR RENT-COOL AND DELIGHTFUL, ROOMS.
both front and back: furnished or unfurnishcd:
with or without board; beautiful new house.
1902 NJ st. NV. fe2-2cs
FOR RENT-EXTRA LARGE FRONT ROOM; FUR
nished or unfurnshed; and back room; suitable
for light housekeeping at reasonable rates
1912 10th st. NV. te2-2c'
FOR Rents LARGE AND NICE ROOMS WITH
or without board: furnished unfurnished good
locality; near lines Of cars; rent cheap. 423 X
st. n. iel -3cs
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4. FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOX kENT.2lo9 G ST. CNEAR WAR DEPT; 10
rooms and cellar; In perfect order; elegantly
Papereo; large mantel mirror, refrigerator book
case ana gas range 20 with it; very large and
attractive grounds; to satisfactory tenant n, low
NV. wv a. o.
FOR RENT-2-SToRY 7-kOoM BRICK: A NJ I.
ZIG 18th st. NV; $3.50 month n
SMITH SONS. 141s F st. NV je4-lw
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FOR RENT-SToRE; 10 ROOMS: CELLARS;
path room; large hall; newly pspered; splendid
locality; low pEice TO responsible tenant: will
furnish house n desired. je4-3ts
FOR RENT-CHEAP-oNLY $40 TO s45-lsoe.
1911. 1913 18th ST.; finely finished; 10 aud i2r ;
anil, etc; reception halls. freplaces, hot-water
heat. Keys Of OWNER. 1909 18th. je4-2w.
Groom cottage: MI; hill overlooking city:
near cable cars; shade trees and large lot; $50.
Address COTTAGE z, Star ONCE. it
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UNFINISHED.


FOR RENT, 8 OR ROOMS; LIGHT HOUSE
keeping permitted; desirable location. 1892 y.
H. ave. NV. te4-3t
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED- Two COMMUNI-
eating parlors LIST floor, or two communicate
Ing rooms on second floor: southern exposure.
I2OS 81. NV lbs
FOR RENT-RoOMS = SINGLE OR EN- SUITE
house new; Anil; opposite pretty parks; de-
Hghtfully cool for summer beautiful view: cable
cars handy; moderate terms. lSOS ii ST. NV
1e4-3bs
FOR RENT-SEvERAL DESIRABLE ROOMS; SIN.
gle en- suite also dining and kitchen
Apply 1T 1000 sth, cor. lit. Vernon place, bet.
and pm. Monday and thereafter. je2-3c'
FOR RENT-TW0 BRIGHT SECOND STORY
roon,s unfurnishedi terms moderate. 7O7 East
Capitol st. je2-3bs
FOR RENT-172o 18th ST. NV, on ID
floor, large, COOL front and com. room; bath &C.
on same door; summer rates. je2- 3bs
FOR RENT - VERY CHEAP - ENTIRE FIRST
floor: unfinished; consisting of two large com.
municating pleasant rooms, with pantry and clos
cts, and all conveniences for housekeeping. 3O2
ID st. ne. je2-3bs
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping location good: on line; cheap
for the summer. 2ls Sd st. Sc. je2-3b.
FOR RENr-4lO Sd 81. NV, TWO OR THREE
very pleasant unfurnished rooms; children; ref
erences. jel-Sbs
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TUX RENT-313 PA. AVE 1sT FLOOR s7s 90
iool : NV sSdw SIS 90 ol4 2 ma Tr ami % 20
ooS Az nM' ef,ami $500 as 9th sw. s&dw 30
10 T7 s", s&dw. 5000 1881 sw, Or, la 20. 90
iSo- ny ne mi. 1880 231 l4th sw 6r.w 1870
a. eik " se.or wa.lSoO 2l4 Tenn ay ne. ar 500
tso q, au :. ST wlOSo 500 Dwyer CT. ar. 200
'AMfs Z. SHEA. $50 Pa. ave. NV.
FOR RENT-2ss Sd s.w sp ayr cog N
a06 = 80 cI'ami $500 1858 sw 6r ami 20. 50
iS9r VIZ; 's, M. .zo-aO 30s sw, Or. mi. 10
eso ret ne, OF 100 l. sc. Or. mi. 0.30
iaoa ~ ne inl. doSo II Sc 6r&wa. 10. 20
i91S s~o".zzOO 236 AZ sw, sSdw. .25. 90
12a3 &C., IT, SUI ~ &c. IN. mi. .l0. so
s0i inn su OF .to00 100 M sw. 4r&wa.. 500
1e2-9t. JOHN QUINN. 447 eth st. sw.
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WANTED
WALL PAPERING WORK
II you value your dollars it'll pay you to ge
an estimate from any work to be done
We guarantee satisfaction. Skilled workmer
only employed. Fresh, new patterned paper a
prices 2o TO so per cent below other dealers
Drop postal or call; We'll gladly give an est
mate.
GILI.ErT & CO.. 1913 9TH ST. ny1s
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

AAIMONiAIED STEAM CAIIEr CIEA,INI;
Works.-Carpets cleaned I'm the best ma uner
Carpets made moth proof free of charge. Mat
tresses made TO order. Office, 1920 Pa. ave.
nh2tf n. NEwMYER. Manager.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR RENT-REMlNGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machiue: per-
feet condition guaranteed. with stand: delivered
free IN city; one month applies purchase Of
new when directly following rental
WYCKOFF. SEAMANS & BENEDICT
daft Cor sth and sts nv
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PATRICK H. O. BRENNAN,
Public Accountant and Auditor, 142l ST. NV.
CompIicated transactions equitably adjusted.
Corporation audits q specially.
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MALE OR FEMALE.
WANTED-HOUSES.

wANTED-AT ONCE-ON-5 GROOM AND TWO g.
room houses In NV for immediate purchasers
Also he uses TO rent WEBB ToTTEN, sos 6
ST NV je4-3ts
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-1233 MASS. AVE. HANDSOMELY
furnished rooms, with board; table bOarders ac-
- commodated. je4-6as
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FOR RENTAL REDUCED RENTS
t ~, pa nv. los' SEQ 1905 Pa ave lar. $50
1882 . NV. sr... $3.50
jest THEo. A HARDING, 1904 @ Il.
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FOR RENT-FLAT; LARGE ROOMS; BATH; 9
closets and cellar in rear Of basement: special
low price; viii furnish IL wanted. Inquire 1910
14th st. fe4-3ts
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,l.4s7. .15s.o2 s42s, ,oO5. .o5 s1, 1886. t42.Ss

Increase olearings week of 1894
 ..................... Slo0,ilo 10 Balances week of 1893 .S324, ,936.lf Increase balances week 1894 ..$l0l. .06Ssl
 The Boston and Albany railroad has declared the usual quarterly dividend of per cent. payable December 3l.
 The Boston Electric Light company has declared the usual quarterly divi- dend of per cent. payable January ,b. the transfer books will close De- cember 31.
 The directors of the Canada Southern railroad have declared semi-annual dividend of 1A per cent, payable Feb ruary 1 to holders of stock who are re- corded December 29.
 The Detroit, Hillsdale and Southwest srn railroad has declared semi-annual dividend of 2 per cent, payable January 5: transfer books closed December %
 The Lake Shore and Michigan South ern railroad has declared semi annual dividend of per cent, payable l ep- ruarv 1: the transfer books will close December 29.
 The United States Rubber company has declared a semi-annual dividen1 or 4 per cent, payable January b; the transfer books close December 29.
 The We'll, Fargo & Co. express has declared a semi-annual dividend of 5 per cent, payable January 10; the transfer books close December Sl.
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CHESHIRE.

Cheshire, Dec. 21.-The public schools here closed this afternoon for two
 weeks vacation.
 At the high school the afternoon was given up to recitations and other exer- cises appropriate to the day, and quite a. large number of visitors were pres
 sent. MT. Woodworth, the principal,
 was presented by his scholars with
 handsome Bible as token of their es- teem and gratitude.
 At the school in the Ninth district
 taught by Miss Carrie Stone, very
 pleasant afternoon was spent by teach. CT and scholars.
 The school room was prettily deco rated with everygreens and Christmas tree loaded with presents, both usefu and pretty, occupied the front part O. the school room.
 Readings and recitations were giveI by the pupils, and after the Christina: presents had been distributed to thu children, the teacher was presented witl a package of perfumery and g. handsom pair of skates from all of her pupils. Walter Stone, of Storrs Agricultura 1 college, is spending the Christmas vaca tion with his parents in Cheshire.
 There is to be a wedding in the Soul East district on Christmas eve. The Christmas tree for the Congrega l tional Sunday school is to be Thursda. | evening, December 27, in the Congrega 1 tional church.
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WORTH HAVEN.

Dec. 23.-A pleasant evening in Me- morial hall Is assured all who attend the entertainment to be given by the A. O. U. W. These gentlemen know how to arrange an interesting order of exercises. as has been. shown sev- eral times in the past. This week on Friday evening. December 2s. the New Haven Mandolin club. James H. Par sons. humorist, and J. Haydn Waud, who will play two cello solos and who Is said to be immense are on the program, also chicken supper, all for twenty-five cents. You give quarter for your ticket to the entertainment, which you will enjoy and have a good appetite for supper, which will be served In the grange room immediately after the exercises.
 Rev. MT. Lathrop recently conducted memorial service for the church mem- bers who finished their life work during the past year. Mrs. Abagail Munson, MT. Burton Nichols, MT. Norman V. voris, Mrs. Chloe Jacobs, Miss Eunice A. Linsley. Mrs Laura Crockett, MT. Edward L. Goodyear, MT. David B. Bassett, MT. Wales W. Buckingham, Mrs. Rebecca Smith, Mrs. Stella B. Warner, MT. Nehemiah W. Smith, MT. Allen Futile. Five of the thirteen were residents of district No. 6.
 To-day Sunday morning a special Christmas service took the place of the usual order of worship.
 The regular meeting of the W. c. T. U. on Wednesday afternoon waAwell attended, the new officers inVkheir places. Miss Mary Eliot, the new presi- dent was in her place for the first time and did well as leader. Mrs Cornelia Suuires was elected vice president, Mrs. Orcutt, corresponding secretary and Mrs. F. H. Crockett, treasurer It was decided to holf another roll call and social in the Center chapel on Wednesday, January 2. 1895.
 Superintendent c. B. Foote remarked appropriately Sunday, December l6, on the death of MT. Allen Futile, eighty six years old, a member of the home department of the school and all joined in singing, My Days Are Gliding Swiftly By" in remembrance of the brother.
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Holiday Presents.

The best and cheapest place to buy your holiday presents is at the Centen- nial American Tea companys store, 369 State street. They have fine assort- ment of useful and ornamental articles which they sell at bottom prices inde- pendent of the tea and coffee business. Their business in this line is much in advance of all competitors Our special present to every purchaser of one pound of tea or baking powder for the next few weeks will surprise you. Do ican Tea company, 363 State street. d11 If
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KLEINER KINDER CARNIVAL.

A Delightful Treat Soon to be Presented.
 Christmas being a, season of secrets, Miss Ingersoll and MT. George Miller have great surprise to burst upon the patrons of the kleiner kinder carnival on New Years day, afternoon and
 evening. This entirely new and beau-
 tiful spectacular effect is now being
 arranged, and Is to be kept in deepest Mystery until the curtain is rung up
 on the matinee performance.
 The rehearsals are going on fin4ly
 and the last rehearsal developed new
 Miss Coburn. Master Smith dances
 with nimbleness of magilton. His
 Billee Taylor hornpipe, in full sailor
 dress, is a charming bit of poetic
 motion. The Misses Coburn and Barr do Dresden china dance in Watteau
 costume, which Is entrancing in Its CO., quettry and grace. Pierrette in the pantomimic ballet of Pierrots, wears a very beautiful Columbian costume of SllVer gauge over WulIt ldrleLOu ShlTlS, with garlands of white roses. This en- tire ballet is in white, with the excep- tion of the scarlet half-maskworn by Pierette-a vivid contrast-will be the final ballet of Christmas bon bons, where the pretty crackers and oorna- copias glitter and sparkle, with color
 and light. No more beautiful effect in
 costuming has ever been seen upon the Hyperion stage than will be pro- duced in this ballet. Diavolo, the | juggling juvenile, will scatter flowers and candies to the audience from the magic crown of a presumably empty l hat. In addition to this trick he will ] introduce several new feats in legerde-
 main. Two very beautiful children, Miss Rita Smith and Gertrude Roy, are
 to sing comic songs never before heard
 in this city. The entire program is
 new, fresh and fascinating in it's bright ness. The opening sale takes place from
 the box office of the theater at 9
 o'clock on Wednesday.
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Trauellers' Gmias,
New York, New Haven and
 Hartford R. R.
November 10. 1894.

TRAINS LEAvENEwB HAVEN NAsPoLLow,
 FOR NEW YoRK-.s3o, 'l:50, ts:oo .y;,I' 's:lo. s;ao, 'eaS, fio3o .. m.. .ie0o isoJ. .l.l1 tparior car hmitod), 'i:as. i,a5. 'soo. soo 's:5o f+;i5. '5;3o. 5;a5. e:oo. '7:io, 's.lo, Qs:iS Bridgeport accommodation. 'o:io. eB p. m. suspAYs-t:ao. 't50. 500 a. m, t5;oo. to:i5. '7io, 'sio. s;i5. 's:lop. m.
 FOR WASHINGTON VIA HARLEM RIVER -'is:io q. m. daily. 'i;io p. m. FOR BOSTON VIA sPRINagIELp-.i,n 'l105 q. m., 'ls05, '5:5s p. m. sUspAYs- 'l.20 tnight), '5:5s p. m. FOR BOSTON VIA NEW LONDON ANn PRovIDENCE-'2:l3 .2:3O, 'll;J5 (parlor oar limited)a m., 'is:o5, 's:S5, a:l5, 9:w and 'o:Sj p.m. sUsDAys-'2l3. -e:so Q. m., 'l55, .s;s5 p. m.
 FOR BOSTON VIA AIR LINE AND N, Y. X N. K. R. R.-l:57 p. m. SUNpAys-'t:57 n. m.
 FOR MERIDEN, HARTFORD, SPRING. FIELD. Ero.-'l.sO (uight), e:ao, 500. tlo:lo. 'li:o6 Q. m.. l20e, r05, 3:l0, 800 5;Sa, 0s:IS to Hartford), s'o6. lo:06 p. m. sUNDAYs-'l2l lnight), '5:52, s:ss tacoomodationlp pm. New London Division.
 FOR NEW LONDON, Ero.-.sp tnight,. sso (night), 75o, u:oJ, '11:3S (parlor car lin. ited), a. m., 'l2o5, 's55, 800, '4:l5, 4:55, 5is, o;lb (Guilford accommodation, '88, Il:iS p. m. tGuilfori aooommodation.) suNDAYs- '2:la (night,. 's;s) tuight), '4;55, 'c:55 p. m. | Air Limo Division.
 FOR MIDDLETOwN, wJLLIMANrro prc -s0a a. m., loo, f:S7, e;o5 p. m. SUNDAYS '4:b7 p. m. Connecting at Mlddletown with Valley Division and at Willimantic with N. Y. & N. E. and N. L, N, K. R., ct Turneryille with Colchester branch. .'
 Northampton Division. ,.
 FOR sHELBURNE FALLS. TURNIiFs FALLS, WILLIAMSBURG, HoLYokR AND NEW HARTFORD, and intermediate stations -7:45, n:04 a. m. and 400 p. m.
 RECONCILIATION and points this sids- At6:55 p. m.
 Berkshire Division.
 FOR DERBY JUNCTIoN-i:es D. m. FOR DERBY JUNCTION. BIRMINGHAM, ANsO- MA, Erc.-7oo. GAO @. m.. 12:0o. s27, AZ, ,s.3l. 7:35, 11:15 p. m. SUNDAYs-s:10a a. m., 8:3o D. m,
 FOR WATERBURY-7O0, $40 Q. m, l'jJ. 2:s7, 53o, 7:3jp. m. sUNpAYs-s1Oa. m. FOR WINsTED-7O0 o:4O @. m., ss1, 5:39 p.m SUNDAYs-s:10a a. m. FOR SHELTON, BoTsFoRD, VIEWPOINT, DANBURY, PITTSFIELD, STATE LlNE-e:40 a. m., 4:2s p. m.
 FOR ALBANY. BUFFALO, DETROIT, CIN- CINNA1I, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO AND THn WEST-via State Line-s:4Oa a. m., 42s p.m. FOR LITCHFIELD and points on s., L.. & N, R. R.-s0oa. m. [via Bridgeport and Hawley- vine.l 4ss p. m. (via Hawleyvllle.)
 Express Trains. tLocal Express. l 0. T. HAMPSTEAD, Gen. Passenger Art.