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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24

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bic Sage ersdbIt, buB er in einem seipii'
fen Nlter ii6 ieIbit perbrennt, Inn aus
ieiner eisenen Mide beriiinat unb berrs
Ii6er aIs subor tpieber su erFteben, 10 sez
tpdbren unS aud einselne SournaIe, ipenn
iie einen alien Sabrsans pollenbet baben,
bas effreulide Sdauipiel zines neuen
idDneren gritebens. Su bieSen Sournus
len sebbrt in allereriter 2inie bas ipeits
perbreitetete unb unsemein beliebte Samis
IienbIatt o. ,,SIluitrirte r(Stutt@
sart, Dsuti6e 8erIasss9lnfalD, bon
pel6em ioeben baS erite Seft ieineS 43.
SabrsanseS eri6ienen 1T. 9ie
@s6iesenbeit bes mannisfaltisen Tertes
bdlt nit Der ipabrbaft fiinitleriiben
Bradt bes reiden 8iIberi6mudeS sIeis
den S6ritt. 3pei srDbere ersdbIenbe
Didtunsen erbifnen ben neuen Sabr.
gang, Der iiberauS feHelnbe &oman !:
,,WaS 1T @lld?" BON 9lIeranoer &Dmer,
pefen Same fir iein Berf birst, unb
bic tannenbuftise, ehte S6parsnalbs
ncbele: .,Iuf bem 9lbtSberS" bon o..
Steinborf. @ine ribrenbe @ei6i6te bonn
,,8Ieinen Summen Senner" erSdbIt uns
in su Sersen sebenber S6li6tbeit 81.
Serbert. NIsranoer 8ir9er i6ilbsrt in
bbhit Iebenbiser @eiie uOas SdIadts
f6iif in Sbatisfeit" unb 1T in Der sIiid.
Iiden Sage, feline glusfiibrunSen burd
pprtrefflide, Iebenspabre Sauitrationen
su peranidauliden. gS 1T nidt mbss
lid, bier bic Siile al Der unterbaItenben,
anregenben unb Iebrenben 9rtifel biefeS
eriten Seftes beS nsuen SabrsanseS Der
,,SIIutrirten SO t" einseln aufs
sufiibren. 9lu6 ale bic ausSeseidneten
Suuitrationen aufsusdbIen. mare cine
versebIide Uiabe, benn tuie Der 8oIfSs
numb tpobI fast: ,,Selber eiien ma6t
fstt !" 70 mDdten mir fir uniern Sal
iagen: ,,Selber lelen unb ielber ieben
madt frob !" Sur Der ipunberoouen
8unfbeilase ppIen mir nod furs Gr'
pdbnuns tbun. gs 1T cine in Sarber
aussefdbrte 98iebersabe beS entsiidenbei
ppeiieboasn 8ilbeS ,Waienluit" bon 6,
Ilestp, bas tpobI baIb in bibidem 8abs
men aIs idbner 8anbidmud in Sauien-
cen bon SamiIiensimmern pran8sn ipirt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
xaubbeit fann nibt sebeilt

werben ourd locale applicotiunen. neil iie ben
tranteu She'll bee Sbres nidt erreiden fonuen
SO 9ebt MIR einen Beg Die Saubbeit su furi
ren. unb Der iit burd eonitiiutionelle SeiImit
TEL saubbsit wirb ourd eineu enBiinbeten
3uitano Der idleimsen austleiouns Der Gufta.
diden 8obre beruriadt 8em bitie 80bre
iid enijinoet babt ibr eiuen rumpelnoen Son
ODER unbolfommenes 8ebor; unb .ipenn fe
sans seidloffen 1T. erfoIst Saubbeit, uno iuenn
ole Gn5iinom9 nidt 9ebobeu uno oieie 8Obre
pisoer IN ibrsn 9eboriSen 3uftano periest wer
Den fam. piro bas 8sbor fir INNER jerit6r
werben; nsuu 8dllc unter Ssbu werosn ourd
satarrb peruriadt welder nidts ala Elm ent
jiinoeter 3ufanb Der idlelmistn OberHd6en it,
Bir uollsn einbunoert Dollars fir ieren
(ourd Satarrb ueruriad ten) Sal bon Saub
btit 9sben ben mir rift ourb Ginnebmsn bon
pau's saiarrb.sur beiIen ionnen Capt gud
umionit Gireulare fommen.
8. gbeuep & 6 o., SoIsbo. ..
~ 8erfauft bon uaen apOtbstern. 75c.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24

Ser oeutibe ,8e9.
Deiier sur @eiunbbeit",
tpslber Die Bebanolung
nit oieier VIrSnei seuaI
beidreibt, nebit Brpben,
iperben oil ir9enb eine
Qorefe fret perianot.
Ntan ittlreibe OIL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
I'm Shipinbfn 6tiae.

Der lluterjeidnste. wsIder mad mebridbri
pen eeioeu bon einem idmereu eun9eniibel
lno Der sefiirdteten Q dwinb iud ourd
elm einfades @ittsl 9sbeiIt wurOe, uiinidt
all ieinen Witleioenben Die WetboOe Der SsiI.
un9 betannt 3u MAIDEN. Gr miro aleu, Die
20 wiinideu. tonerfrei eipe abidrift bee 8e
5eptes fenOen, weIdes cine fGere peiIuns fur
z Sdwinbiudt, aitbma. Gatarrb
8ronditis uno ale SaIs. uno euu9en
aHettionen 1T. Gr bofft, oab ale eeiOenoen
iein Mittel probirtn. lusldes unihdsbar 1T.
8er oas 8e1ept, ons nihts toftst unO iegtns.
reid iein fam. uiinidt, ibreibe ssfdIIsit an
8ep. Gbwaro ". Biliou, 8rOOtlpn,
9ew Bort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
Sic bate Elm Rer3leioen,
eersfIppJen, Ssursatbnsiefeit, Raesntpinoe,
pno fonute tpeoer J6Iafen upG aus
poHer 8ruft atbmeu.

aduo.re Ssii battle Id iurdibare gdmeri.n In Der
ferseeeeHo uub beirnbe uranth6rItthes 3er5nopien.
So 6ntte teineu Mppetit nHb fuuHte utht tdlnieu.
Sd mar peBpuuaeu i'm Bette outaufben. ipabreno mir
ma9eutpiuoe auiitieben bis t itoe Wnnte inr meme
Itbte bislt SD battle elm Stthbt bon S9nere IN Der
Strsgessuo NIB thrtbtete MID aus boiler 9rnt gu
febreu, pbne mid babel nieber5uebeH uHo aus5urus
ben. Wlsiu @atte bradbte mir cine Jai4e
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
OF. Jlli(eS' JleW Geart Cure

unb ID bin rob bob CT bas 9ehon bat benn IN babe
tebt einen eusee5eidIneten alppetit nno Gus
Ten G6Iaf. Wis ip Sbr SeiImlttel ein5nnehmen
auiiua ippg Id l25 9iun6 uub iebt belanit fd mein
Qbrperaeipidt aut 1901 Yfunb. Sic Wirtung on MIR
mar tpfrtlib punoerbar. Ste tberriiit lsoe onosre
Wlebietu. Trau Rorrp StarE
putisoine. 90. ben Il. Sttober 1892.
Or. DatIes' g.etp tSeart Sure IN BET allen
Q[potbeferu uuter ausorldliher 6arnntie bu babeu
oSer fann oud bireet bon Der Sr. Wiles Weoltai Co.,
gIftort Sinh, eegen GinfeHouu9 bes Breiies belogeu
Dsr6su IGIai8e toitst sl00; ieds GIai4su $500. ss'
prebtret
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
Die Snbiana Farmers
Spar uno 2fnleibe 6eielidaft
bon Sort Bahue, Sno.

Mlit atlclutr Si6erbeit tr anlasr Strbinbst
cisls @slsalhaft grSesrs gprtbsiIs ale 6bnli6s
9nlituts. Rad eem 81 SABRE plan !. .. fcifst
cine anlribe pOn $1,000 in 7S Wonatsn nur
1853 81, alIc pisr prpssnt iabrIi6 pGbrnb Der
Ni6Hirisntnbt in her sisi6m Grip an $1,000
bic Summs spn $i40 ptreirnt.
SObn 2sntes, 428 Sidorp Strabe,
astnt fir Srantpn, unb II bsrisbt ,ur eenasn
GrfIGruns bss Ylauss uub bsr gpribsiIs jsesr-
jsit bsrsit,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
Seutf6= Gmerifauif6bc
ScntcimSe : Sbmlc
Der Gu. 9ntb. G6riifnss0emcinbe

an @ebar Mpenus.
DisIe S6ule pirb int Sdulpfal in Der Sfir6e
sebatsn. stinber alIsr acnfslIion tperben aufr
genomneu. MitgIisbsr bssabfn so Gents pro
Mcnat; gfidtmitslisber balielte. Dpb fsbt
benz paifcr unb bsm S6ulrat baS 3ts6t ,ri, ar.
men Gltern has S6ulselb gan, pbsr teipriIe ~
srlaIIen. Das Sbulselp muB pom lib. mo.
natli6 besablt psrbeu. Bidder, S6reibbsfis
etc. miiIen srtra bssablt tpsrbsn.
Vile wsitsrs Iusfunit pirb germ BON Yaifor
8. softer 926 @ebar gIpe., srtsilt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
Gin un0lMf

1T es, frani Su iein, bod 9ep6brt es benz
aranten cine grbBere 8ufrieoenbeit, bab
penn er glrSneien nebmen nub er iuenigs
items cine WebiSin nebmen fam, meIdbe fir
ieinen San ipe5iell bergeItellt 1T. Die ilr.
iade Der &rantbeit nluB SlerSt in gruaa.
ung ge5pgen ueroen. Or. 9 6pop mar
nt6t oamit 5ufrieoen, nit ipgenannten But.
retni9un9ssYtitte!n nnd altberaebradtem
@ebraub 5u bebanbeln, pelde MIR Dor.
iiber9ebenoe 2inoerltng 9ewdbren, oa ipl6e
Die uriaben oes 9eiOens ni6t entfernen.
Or. 9 doop's einaebenoe llnteriud,.
ilngen 5ei9ten, oaB Wiagen, 2eber unb
yheren nno ollie inneren Or9ane bur6 ae.
tuiiie Nerpen tpntrptfirt tperoen. @enn bieie
Nerpen 9el6iu1d1t fin0, uerridten bic Ser
oauunsssSrsane ibre Sunftionen nidlt uno
Mfngen' uno 9ebers2eioen ueroen oaourdl
perlriadt.
Die Rabrung, bic tuir su uns nebneu,
oient Sur SerItellung oes Slltes uno iuenn
oteielbe nidt 9eb0ri9 perbaut uno uibt in reis
neS Slut, &noden uno alusfeIn/ ueriuans
belt tpiro, 10 tbnneH mir uum69lidb 9eiuno
iein.
9r. 9 Sdppp's 8ieberberTteIIer
1T elm Wtagens, 2ebers uHo RierensSeilmits
tel, inoem Oerielbe auf Die Nerpen oieier Or.
game eintuirtt, mo alIein Die rrindle Der Sci.
ben 5u iu6en it, Sieie glrsnei lit fein giers
pine ooer iogenanntes siiti9eS Rerpen.&eis.
mittel, ionoern oient sur @rudbruns Der
9eidipddten Nerben.
Sn sIpptbeisn Oeer franco per erprsb fir s1OO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-24
Gagen 8leeberg,

No. 23l Renn Senue,
9mpOrteur unO gambler in
YorSeaan- II. Sroenlpaarcn,
aampen, @lppiaded uno @eiftruaareu.
Gifebs nnb tSoteltpaaren
cine SpejiaIitdt
glesanteS 2aser. - 8iuieife 8reiIe.
@rapren auf SIas mad 9eifeluna.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
RACING AT ST. ASAPH'S.
1t is Announced to Commence In Vir-
Kinia Next Monday.

When the Jackson City pool rooms were
recently closed because of the passage Of
the Mushbach act by the Virginia legisla-
inside that pool selling would be resumed
in very short time at a place not a
thousand miles away. 1t was explained
that the MuShbach law permitted the
business on regularly conducted race tracks
and on fair grounds, and hence it was de-
cided by the jackson City people that, to
escape the provisions of the law, it was
only necessary to remove to the nea rest
race track, run two or three scrub races
day, and otherwise pretend that a legiti-
mate race meeting is being conducted.
In pursuance of such plan, il is now
stated that Monday next the Gentlemen's
Driving Park, situated near ST. Asaph
Junction, about half way between this city
ana Alexandria, viii be opened by j. NJ
Hill, manager, when the pool sellers will
take possession, three trotting races being
run to bring the track and pool selling
within the protection of the Mushbach law
1t is said that betting will be conducted
on outside races, that being, it is under
stood, the one purpose in opening the track
Later, 1t is said, a season of regular racing
VIII be ina ugurated, especially if il should
be found impossible to secure the pa ssay
or a bill permitting bookmakng in the
District. 1t is explained however that
the Virginia management will not permit
other gambling than pool selling IL being
their purpose to put stop to the various
games which hourished at jackson City
AT columbus, Ohio, George r. Chapin
aged twenty-five, on Wednesday, stabbed
his stepfather. Henry Gardner twice in the
BACK. Gardner will probably die
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
An Ancient English Church.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
In your issue of Monday, March H. re-
ferring to the installation of Rev. ]. Rus
sell Verbrycke as pastor of the Gurley Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church, which was to
occur the following day, your correspond
ent takes occasion to point a moral and
adorn a tale by allusion to 81 church"
that was built over a century since near
London, England a considerable distance
from the walls. which from Its location was
called st. Martin-in-t the Fields" Dropping
into a philosophiZing mood, he says: Now
the great city has encircled it, and in his
minds eye he sees the Gurley Memorial of
the future in the center of a vast metro
politan population.
The prophecy may be all right; at all
events. no man living can bring proof that
it will not be fulfilled; but your correspond
ent is matter of several hundred years
out in his chronology, inasmuch, as st.
Martin in he-Fields is by many, many
years over a century" having been built
by the ancient British Christians during
the Roman occupation. begun by the con-
quest of Julius Caesar in the year 55 of our
era, and continued for some 800 years.
1t may interest some of yoIr readers to
know that few years ago Rev. Dr. Leon
ard, now Bishop of Ohio, but then rector
of St. Johns Church, this city, brought
from England one of the bricks from cid
St. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, which was placed
in ST. Johns Church, it's location being
marked with a plate, or small tablet. NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
Good Work I'm the Rifle Gallery,

Company b. sixth battalion Ohe Treas
ury Guard, did a handsome piece Of work
at the rifle gallery wednesday night, under
Lieut. W. p. Vale as range officer. The
firing was at 500 yards, thirIy-two men
present, ten shots each, and the result
showed the unusual record OF twenty one
men making forty or more points. and an
average of 40 Ia points (sha-pshootars'
record for the whole company. Twenty
three men took part in the volley firing
and scored an average Of 10 % per nan.
The following is the individual record at
the known distance:
COrpl. Kirk 40. Private Wilcox a, Private
Glover 49, Sergt. Davenport 10, Corpl. Els
worth IS. Lieut.. Odell 10, Private McClain
40. Private Bush A. Sergt. Garrett II. Pri-
waite Stock II, Private Adkins -, Private
Lewis Il, Private Parker AZ, Sergt. SWieart
AZ, Private c. F. Lang IL, Private Hooker
Al. Capt. TOmlinsOn IL, Private LETTER IL,
Private A T. Lang 40 Private Mathews 49,
Private Cox 40. Lieut.. SimonsOn -, Priva tie
j. G. Lang 80. Private TOwsOn 10. Private
Bowen -. Sergt. Marsden ~, Private Carr
50, Private Cannon "a. Private Beatty 3d.
Private Wilmer 81. Private Parkinson 81
and Private Landreau 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
Municipal Art Society Competition.

Owing to a variety of circumstances the
list of the jury on the competition invited
by the Municipal Art Society of New York
for the decoration of the court room of
Oyer and Termine- in the new Criminal
Courts building. for which purpose the So
ciety will devote the sum of 5000 las
been changed, and now stands as follows:
S. p. Avery, Howard Russell Butler, VIM.
T. Evans, Daniel c. French, Augustus
st. Gaudens, ex-Judge Fl. E. Rowland,
Richard NJ. Hunt, II. Siddons Mowbray,
Francis Lathrop. Henry G. Maryland, Geo.
w. Maynard, Bruce Price, Francis d.
Millet, George b. Post and Seth Low.
The first prize will be commission to
execute the proposed work and second
and third prizes, in money, will be awarded
to the second and third best works The
sketches must be sent to the secretary E.
Hamilton Bell, Fine Arts Society 215 West
57th street, New York, on or before April
Is. The following prizes will be paid i'm
mediately on the award of the decision
First prize 500 on account; second prize
500; third prize, 800 Upon the award Of
the prizes, a public exhibition will be held
of all the sketches submitted for the COM
petition, and no competitor will be allowed
to withdraw his sketches until after the
exhibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
A Messenger Boys Social.

A happy gathering of over fifty boys rep
resenting the various messenger companies
of the city were entertained by the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union at their
headquarters Wednesday evening The union
has added tC its many lines Of activity a mes
senger boys department with Mrs. Nellie
ii. Bradley as superintendent. These week
ly Socials Will be continued until all of the
boys shall have been reached. for the quar-
tiers are too small to accommodate many at
one time. One imperative need now is a
recreation hall, reading room and GYM
naSium, and those who are interested in
saving the boys will find here an opportu-
nifty for generosity worthily bestowed Re-
marks were made by Rev. Frank Killmon
OF Johns Hopkins University, Mrs. Griffith
and Mrs. Bradley. There were musical Sc
lections on the autoharp and banjo by Miss
es Maud and Edith Eberly, a recitation.
The Pledge" by Arthur Cook. an Indian
club exercise by Miss Mamie Bugbee and
the musical bones by Mrs. Lang. Mrs
Wescott sent magnificent bunch of roses
and tulips.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

Albaugh's Grand Opera House.-Rhea in
"New Magdaleu."
New National Theater-Mr. and Mrs.
Kendall in "A Scrap of Paper
Academy of Music.-Lecture by J. L. Stod-
dard on The Heart of OLD Japan"
Harris Bijou Theater.-''Skipped by the
Light of the Moon"
Kernan's Lyceum 1heater.-Hyde's Spe-
cialty Company ard Helene Mora.
MetZerOtt Music Hall.-Grand testimonial
concert rendered Mrs. NJ. Waldecker.
Eastern Presbyterian Church maryland
ave. and 9th st. n. e.)--Lecture by The Ia
MORN, Archdeacon Nouri, on The Discoy-
cry Of NOahs Ark"
Young Mems Christian Association Q4O9
New York ave. n. w.).-ParlOr talk on
Quaint Bermuda" by Mr.. Louis Dagger.
Y. NJ. c. \. Hall 06GT-16O9 I1th ST. n.w)-
Lecture by John VI. Langston on ''Colored
Americans as a Factor in Our Continental
Life"
Washington Light Infantry Armory.-Fair
and bazaar of the Old Guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
Victory for the CayaIrymen.

The revolver match between the teams
Of troop and company C of the en-
gineer battalion took place last evening
at battery a gallery. and resulted in a
victory for the cavalry by score of 3SS to
3s3. Nine men shot on each side. che
scores stood:
Cavalry-FitzSerald. 40; Thuee. 46: He'd
rick. AZ; Taylor. 81; Finch, 10: Phillips, 30;
kohr. 10; Somers, 40; Buchanan, fl. Taylor
lost one shot, his pistol being accidentally
discharged.
Engineers-Rose. 81: Middleton, ~: Colt,
40; Stephens. 40: Swearingen, Al: Chandler
40; Averill, 40; Pelleri. 80; Wright, A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
Death of Mrs, Cobb.

Mrs. NJ. c. Cobb the proprietor of Cobb's
Hotel, 10th and f streets, lied last evening
at her rooms in the hotel. An attack of
pneumonia was the cause Of death. Her
funeral takes place Sunday at $50 p. m,
and the interment will be at Glenwood
Mrs. Cobb leaves two children. She was a
Miss Jones before her marriage, and three
brothers. w. s. c. J. and J. II. Jones, sur
vive her. She had wide acquaintance. and
was highly regarded by all who lnew her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Mount Observation-Disclosures leaves at 10
a. m.
Mount Vernon by Pennsylvania railroad
every hour daily.
Steamer Wakefield for Eomini creek,
LeonardtOwn and ST. Clements Bay and
intermediate landings at a. m.
Tally-ho Coach. oil 18th ST., for Arling-
ton and Cabin John bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
Special Meeting ut Fourth Presbyte-
rian Church.

The revival services at Fourth Presbyte-
rian Church. Rev. Joseph T. Kelly which
were commenced Immediately after the end
ing OF the great Moody meetings at Con-
yentiOn Hall. continue with ,unabated in
terest. Every evening, except Saturday,
the large lecture room of the church has
been filled. The earnest exhortations of the
pastor and the spirited singing Of a trained
choir have been impressed upon the large
audience in attendance. These meetings
will continue during the present and the
coming week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16

Active preparations are steadily pro-
crossing for the second rendition in this
city Of Smarts beautiful cantata. king
Rene's Daughter" which is to be given
on the Both of this month for the benefit
of the central relief committee fund. This
second production promises to be even a
greater success than was the first. We'd
nesday evening the first rehearsal was held
In. the First Presbyterian Church. All of
the large chorus. consisting of sixty voices.
was present, and the chorus work was
Of a most artistic character
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
Sick, Lifeless, DULL
DECIDED CHANGE BROUGHT ABOUT BY
TAKING HOODS SARSAPARHIA.

TAKING HOODS SARSAPARIILIA
My little girl Lila May Guthrie. had a severe
attack Of the grip, and got somewhat better but
she did not seem to get well. She fingered along
from day to day, poor, weak and langud We
consulted leading physician. and he said it was
the dregs of the grip still about her. We gave the
medicine he ordered, but She seemed to get
MORE AND MORE DELICATE
She could scarcely eat any thing, and what little
she did take seemed to do her good Her flesh
soft and not healthy, and she was stupid ard
dull with ambition No medicine seemed to
have any effect until about months ago we com
menced to give her Hoods Sarsaparia. She had
not taken half bottle before she began to eat
heartily, and could see a decided change in
her. Today she is in the full enjoyment Of
PERFECT HEALTH
Her flesh is solid. her appetite good and cheeks
rosy. her sleep sound and refreshing, and her
Hoods Sarsaparilla Cures.
spirits high. She is full of Iife and as mischev-
Gus she can be. IRA GUTHRIE, Heathville,
Pa. Be to get HOODS Sarsaparilla.
HOODS PILLS cure all liver Ills, constipation
biliousness, jaundice, sick headache, Indigestion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
HAVE YOUR ROOMS MEASURED

by Man w nose BUSINESS IL Is,
Before attending the MILNE ASSIGNEE
SALE. 1921 G. street. Under these condi-
lions ONLY will you be waited on. Tell
us lust how many rolls of Paper your rooms
require. and We can tell you in a moment. II
we have enough of the KIM you select.
High-priced Wall Papers of all kinds at
absurdly low prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16

An army officer, having been ordered
west. his personal effects will be sold at
Sloan's, 1907 G. street, at 10 a. IN. tomor-
row; also large line of other personal eff
fects.-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
Bath of Beauty.

Baby blcmishes, pimples, red. rough hands and
falling hair prevented by CUTICURA SOAP. Most
effective skin purifying AMI identifying soap,
as well as purest and sweetest OF toilet and
nursery soaps. Only for pimples because only
preventive of inflammation and clogging Of the
pores. Sold everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16

Prof. Theo Gilrs lecture before the Ma
tional Science Club ann ounced for Satur-
day morning at National Museum, is post
poned till next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
Public Lectures In German.

The second in DR.. Bernhardt's series of
lectures on the German literature of the
Nth century took place before 4 large
audience in the lecture hall OF the Eastern
hlsh school Wednesday at go p m, the
subject being Ferdinand Freilgrath und
ole RevolLtlOnare Lyrik." For his next
puoAc lecture. which is 10 be given at the
same place Wednesday, March 81, at 23O
p m. Lr Bernhardt as chosen as his sub
ject 'NictOr ScheffeI und die Neu-Ro-
mantik''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16

Saturday, at the corner of 9th and Loui
siana avenue. the display of all kinds of
Fresh and Salt Meats will be as fine as any
IN the city, and the prices will be the low
est Open a. m. until II p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16

Wixom's, Sic 9th street.-Roast Beef. Sc.
and Zoe; Lard, Sc; Sirloin Steak, 12c.; Round
Steak. &C.; Peck Potatoes, 2Oc.; Sack Flour
patenD. SOC; Preserves, 1Oc. pound; two
cans Salmon, &c.
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MIR. Cushing Owns All.

Marshal Gushing has purchased the IN
terests of various individuals in the Capital
newspaper and is now the sole owner
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Condition of the Water

Temperature and condition Of water at
Am: Great Falls. temperature. 10; cOndi-
ton, %: receiving reservoir. temperature.
A.; condition az north connection. "a: con-
6ition at south connection, 80; distributing
reservoir. temperature. 30; condition at m
fluent gate house, ~; effiuent gate house, 20.
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LOCAL MENTION.
THE WEATHER.
Forecast TIL pm. Saturday.

For the District of Columbia and Mary
land. generally fair; probably stationary
temperature Saturday morning and even
ING; westerly winds, becoming variable.
For Virginia fair; variable winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16

That special offer of all Of our Delicious
Candies-any kind We make-for % CENTS
A POUND, will keep US pretty busy Sat
urday. You'll appreciate the purchase you'll
make here better than any other you'll
make during the day. Be sure to call.
SHEETZ, Candies 10TH AND F SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16

As leader. We offer five-pound boxes of
fancy creamery butter at SLIGO james F,
Oyster, 800 Pennsylvania avenue.-Advt.
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Those Porch Rockers MT S1.65.

The large porch rockers advertised by
others at S2.21 are here at 81 .G5. Craig &
Harding, corner 18th and + streets. Low
est prices always.-Advt.