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SPIltITUALISM.

TUALISM.-METZEROTT HALL EVERY
Sunday, 1850 am, 30 pm. lyceum, 10 a. III. ;
the engagement of Mrs. Cora L. V. Richmond
the pastor of the First Society of Chicago, our
speiAcr Tor February and March. has proved a
great success. The constantly increasing audi
ences attest the popularity OF this most eminent
trance speaker. Questions answered before
each lecture. SIJject, morning Original Sin,
Heredity, Ca-ma and Evil Spirits. tine Fonr
BugDears of the World" evening. ''Jhe Present
Crisis Materially. Politically, Socially and spir-
ituslly. Come and hear OF our cham. IONS
OF spiritualisn. Learn from us what spirituali sn
il. IL
srIRITUALISM-A SERIES OF SPIRITUAL. RE-
vival meetings will he held 1T Wonn's Hall, ~
9Th ST. NV. every Sunday evening, commencing
at 7:45 o'clock.
The exercises will be interesting and lnstruc-
tive, and will comprise good music and singing
short, common-sensc talk, interspcised with
messages from the spirit side of life through the
mcdiumshp of Mrs. Ellie Mcneil. It,
SPIRITCALISM.-2O2 9TH ST. Sc. SUNDAY AT
8 pm. Short lecture, followed with psyche
metric readings Also meetings every Monday
% and saturday ct pm. It,
MEDIUMS UNION HALL COO
+ ST. n.w.-Short lecture; questions answered;
Sunday. pm. Seats free. Mrs. X. Rowland .
SEEKERS AFTER SPIRITUAL. TRUTH-LECTURE
by Mrs. A. NJ. Jacques at the temple. 425 ~ st.
nv, O'Clock, followed by tests 10y Mr.. Jules
Wallace. It,
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Several Sentences.

Henry Miles, young colored man. con-
victed yesterday in Criminal Court No. Q
Of false pretenses. was this morning SEN
fenced by Judge Cole to a year and a day
in the Albany penitentiary. Miles falsely
represented to the firm OF ]. and c. Lip
pold that he had been sent by Chas E
Banes for quantity Of groceries, which he
obtained on that pretense.
Judge Cole this morning also sentenced
Richard Lightfoot, a colored boy, to two
years in the Albany penitentiary, Lightfoot
having been convicted few days ago Of the
theft Of a $50 bicycle from David D. Stone
on the 9th of last month.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
JUST FROM THE PRESS.

JUST FROM THE PRESS.
THE GOVERNORS OF VIRGINIA
BRIEF REVIEW OF THE DIS IOvERY OF THE
CONTINENT OF NORTH AMERICA WITH
HISTORY OF THE EXECUTIVES
OF THE COLONY AND OF THE COMMON.
WEALTH OF VIRGINIA, BY
MARGARET VOWEL SMITH.
Svo., Cloth, Illustrated 4o7 Pages; Price, s. 80
Postpaid.
The purpose Of this book is to lay before the
public, in a convenient form, review Of the gov.
errors of Virginia from the establishment of the
colony to the present day. Various and ex.
planatory state papers are embodied in this vol
ume, and the personal sketches are gathered from
the most authentic sources.
W. Fl. LOWDERMII.K & CO.. Publishers
fe17&24-2t 1424-1428 = st., Washington, D. G.
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Wants n Divorce,

joseph Rabbit, by Mr.. w. H. Shipley,
today filed bill for a divorce from Ella
Rabbit They were married August 3, 1889
by Rev. DR.. Domer, and he charges that
after neglecting the duties as a wife, on
August ], 1890. she deserted him, and has
been an inmate Of houses of prostitution
since.
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OTHER SERVICES,

THE UNION GOSPEL MEETING FOR THE PRO-
motion of holiness at Rechabite Hall. Az ST
and Pa. ave., on Sabbath, 2:30 pm., and Thurs
day, 1880 Pm. continues a favored spot for
seekers Of pardon and full salvation. Our object
and aim-the glory Of God, which Is the saliva
ton Of man. AL are cordially invited. The Hall
sisters in charge. Do come. It,
PRESUMPTION A FAR GRE,TER SIN THAN
Drunkenness: the above subject by n. Funk
evangelist OF the Universal Church Of God In
Jesus Christ. MONDAY. February &C. 1894, 1870
Hall, Anacostia, ID. c. It,
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The Neostyle Duplicator,

The best process for duplicating writing or type
writing; far ahead of any other process; carried
of the four highest awards at the Worlds Fair,
Chicago. The copies produced cannot be distin-
guished from originals: call and 1t or send
for circulars and specimens of work. NEoSTfLE
CO., gil 7th st. NV, Washington, DC. ja12-3ul
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CENTRAL UNION MISSION.

NEW AUDITORIUM, CO LA. AvE.-TONIGHT,
49, Rev. NJ. Ross Fishburn, assistant pastor
First Cong. Ch., will speak and Bro. Tullan sing
some new songs; Gospel services daily, II IN.
and I 80 p: m. Mems Rescue Band meets every
Saturday, $780,
SUNDAYS PROGRAM.-Free Sunday breakfast,
$50 to $3.50; Mems Bible school, $3.50 a. M. !;
Gospel services, 3 and 100 p. w.; Bible training
: class. 4:45 D.
q BRANCH MISSION MEETINGS as usual.
INDUSTRIAL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lodgings
cheap meals, free reading rOom limited amount
of employment furnished in wood yard. Orders
for kindng wood solicited. 1t
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The accounts of Town Tax Collector Isaac
Simmons of Marshpee, Mass, are short
$500 He is unable to explain the shortage
but it is claimed that he Is the victim OF
green goods men.
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NON.SECTARIAN.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH, 423 G ST. NV, OPP.
pension ofiice.-Serinon by the pastor, Rev. Alex.
Kent, ut 11:15 am, on Honesty In the Pull
pit" Lecture by Mrs. c. II. Spence OF Aus
tralia at pm. on the ''Democratic IDEAL"
Seats free. All welcome. 1t
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

STATES PHILOSOPHY, STATES ECONOMY
AND FlNAACES. in ons volume OF 100 pages, ly
Ignatius Batory of Baltimore for sale q
BRENTANoS. lith and Pa. ave- ds-mk..a1
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Y. NJ. C.. A.

REV. GEO. ELLIOTT, DID,, WILL DELIVER
the last OF series of four addresses at the
mems gospel meeting. Y. NJ. c. A, 1409 n. Y.
ave. NV, Sunday, Feb. %. 04, at +:30 pm.
Subject: Young Man, Arise" Mr.. Sankey will
sing. Every man invited. Bible class. $3.50 pm.
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NEW CHURCH,
FRIENDS.

FRIENDS MEETING tORTHoDox) HELD EVERY
First Day, at II am, in parlors Of the Y NJ
c. A., 1909 y. y. ave-; Bible class after meet
Ing. AL are invited. IT.
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The Union Savings Bank,
1922 r Street N. w.,
PAYS FOUR PER CENT INTEREST ON SAVINGS
ACCOUNTS.
open until pm. Government pay days, and
Saturday evenings from to 81 fe12
Twenty-Five Cents
Omnibus fare from Washington to Georgetown a
half century ago. but your respected ancestors
got to the old reliable
GEDRGETOWN DYE WORKS
Which has continued at the old stand, and is I'D
with the times today. Work called for and deliy-
cred. W. II. WHEATI4EY,
1O6S Jefferson ave-, Georgetown d. c.
Tel. call 1874. tn17-6ml Established 1891
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REFORMED.

GRACE REFORMED CHURCH. 18TH ST NV.
bet r. !. ave. aid ST., Rev. A T. G. Apple.
pastor.-Morning service, IL o'clock: Sunday
school, $3.50 am. missionary meeting, 30 y. NJ.
1t
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, 14TH AND L SIS
IL IA IN. and y. H.. Rev. X. L. Shpprn. pi stor
9:45 a. H., Sunday school and Bible class.
p H., young peoples meeting. All invited. 1t
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UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST.
MEMORIAL CHURCH, COR. X. AND y. CAPT
tol sts., Rev. J. L. Fout. pastor.-Preaching at
II a III: and ! 80 p m. by Rev. W. J. shaey
I'D. Communion after the morning serm m
s. S. at p. m. Y. p. s. c. E. at $50 D. M
All welcome.
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UNIVERSAL

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, 18TH AND L SITS.
NV, Rev. A. q. Rogers, DID, Yastar-A.M
Prayer and Work" PM. David and Joaa-
than-the Value of True Friendship" All cor
daily invited. 1t
CHURCH OF TEH REDEEMER. HAINES HALL.
Sth and Pa. s.e.-Prea ching at 315 by the
Rev. A G. Rogers. DID. Slbject: The Ninety
and Nine-What of Them 1t
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GrOcers,
Butchers,
Druggists

IA NSSAS~S
and Fancy Goods Dealers can
save half their money by buying
their Roll Wrapping Paper now Of
rs. We are giving up this depart
ment, and quoting half regular
prices. There's need for you to hurry.
Was Now
Gfocefs' Rag Paper. .Cfc. ID. .O2fAc.
Hardware Rag Paper. .O3c. ID. .02Ac.
Butchers Straw Paper. .02Ac. ID. ...O lhc.
Gray Express Paper. .07c. Id. Ole.
Paper for Druggists. .1Oc. Id. .O5l7c.
Fancy Pattern Papers. lie. ID. 80. .Ooc.
Tissue Papers. ...... Use. b.. .o9c.
Wax Papers for Butter. 1Sc. h.. lie.
LIST quality Manila. .O6c. lb. .O49c.
ID quality Manila. ..O51ac. ID. =. .C315c.
Roll Tea Paper. .06c. Id. Ole.
Roll Paper Cutters.
Was Now
Butter Paper Cutter. -. $3.50. 49,. .sO25
Hanging Cutters. $500. 80. $l.2o
Standing Cutters. ........s 800 49,. 81. Is
Nickel Standing Cutters. $500. so
Jumbo Cutters. $500. $500
Desk Rolls of White Memo, Paper
Cutter two ink wells and stand for
desk use. We're So. Now S1.75
$1.50 Telephone Memo. Tablets, 75c.
Barber & Ross,
BUILDERS HARDWARE. CUTLERY.
GAS FIXTURES. MANTELS. &C..
Cor. nth s. G Streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


WoMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION
MIS- NJ McClellund Brown OF Cincinnati, Ohio,
q most eloquent temperance advocate, will lee
ture. SABBATH at $50 pm, at Foundry NJ. E.
Church, corner q and 1ith SITS. All invited.
1t ". Z. GRIFFITH. Prest- W.C.T.U. Of DC.
ATTENTION, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.-AT THE
next stated meeting Of Capital Lodge, No. "a,
h Of P. TO be held WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, FEB. 2s. the amplined Knight rank will
be conferred i've esquires. You are invited
W. BAUSlANN. r. of L. and s. 1t
TfiERE WILL BE SPECIAL MEETING OF
Ruth Chapter, No 1. o. E. s., SATURDAY, Feb
ruary "A, at pm, TO exempiify Floral Adieula.
1t CARRIE YOST, Secretary.
THE RFGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Shareholders Of the Washington Title Insurance
Company will be held at the offices Of said com
pany. 464 Louisiana avenue. Washington, ID. G.,
on THURSDAY. March 20. 1894. at O'Clock p.
m, for the election Of a board of trustees and
tie transaction of such other business may
properly come before said meeting
WILLIAM z. WOODWARD,
President.
ASHLEY VI. GOULD.
Secretary. 1t
ALL MEMBERS OF THE IRISH-AMERICItN
Union are hereby notified that they Will Iele-
brate the anniversary Of the martyrdon Of Robert
Emmett on SUNDAY EVENING. March 4, al
their rooms, 500 ST. NV, at 1880 pm
1t. d. A WALSH Secretary.
6N MEMS WINTER UNDERWEAR THAT L
now still hand have put reduction OIL
20 per cent OF the regular price. to avoid carry
ing over. JOSEPH AUERBACH,
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REAL ESTATE NOTES FOR SALE N AMoUsm
TO SUIT.
ABSOLUTELY FIRSr-I.ASS SECURITY
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CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTlS1'.

METROPOLITAN Baptist CHURCH, COR 9Th
and A SIS. n.e., Green Clay Smith, pastor
Preaching ca Sabbath, IL Am; evening, 1880;
Sunday school, $3.50 an G. l.. s., $3.50 D. al.
Seats free. All invited. 1t
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The Worlds Best Beer
IL '.MUNCHENER HOFFBRAU' GIunich court
brew. without question the purest and finest
Beer in the world. Highly recommended by
physicians EVERY WHERE. The best of tonics.
On draft and in bottles HERE. Pts. 500 doz.
OTIS. $500 doz. OFamilies supplied. Write OF
telephone.
Fritz Reuter-, Pa.Av.&4a St.
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sEyENTiI-DAY ADvENTIsTs.

THE SANCTUARY WILL EE TIE SUBJECT
of the discourse by Elder ). J. Hersum at Seventh
Day ADV enlist Church. stn st. ne. bot h and u,
tomorrow evening, 1880 IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-24

The Washington Loan and
Trust Company.
CASH CAPITAL. 81 900 oo0
INTEREST rAID on DEPOSITS
Individuals and Corporations. Treasures Of @.
cieties and Clubs Financial Agents and
Trustees can deposit with this Company,
receiving interest thereon and the
accounts will be subject to check
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-24

TITS company executes all trusts. acts m trustee,
executor. administrator, guardian assignee rs.
cerer. financial agent and almost svsry fduciary
capacity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-24

Tomopw's weather forecast for the District Of
Columbi and misunderstanding eloudinsss and
snow
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WALKER MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH, MAD
ison St. bet. 14th and 18th, Rev. 1. v. Bryant,
pastOr.-Sunday school at $3.50 M Preaching
at IL u. m. and 1880 p. IN. by pastor. Strangers
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PRESBYTERIAN.

FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 9TH ST.
bet. q and Ii SITS. NV, Rev. Joseph 4. Kelly,
pastor.-SaUbath school, $3.50 a Preaching,
IL u. Communion OF the Lords supper. / y.
Christian EBdelyor meeting, ESQ d. M.
Thursday evening meeting, 80 O'Clock. A
dial welcome TO strangers. II
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Oysters ant fish are less apt to grow moDotonous
TO you during Lent IL you will accompany then
with a little OF cur White Wine. just to intro
duce IL will sell six &c full quart bottles Of
White Wine for $1-alnost half price. II. A.
eE1IGSON, 18th st. and Pa. ave- tsouth side). fele
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. BID ST. NV.
ministration of baptism. $3.50 p. M, s. S. ~
ceum, addressed by Col. P. II. Carson $780, spe-
clai sermon by pastor. Revival still continues,
with 30 converts 1t
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RGH GRADE
8AAILY GOALS
Alnys in stock. Patrons advised intelli-
genLy regarding the purchase Of THE MOST
ECONOMICAL GOALS We In the COAL
BUANESS sll the year around, We have
bee for FORTY-THREE years past.
]. MAURY DOVE,
Ian ore. 21st and sts- NV. Branches. 1300
b st. w.: 1925 u IT. NV.
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sFuxI

EYANS.-In this city, en- the 1st instant,
Ada Evans. aged ~ years.
FORD.- I'm this city on September 4, Michael
Ford, aged Ga years.
Re atives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral. from his iate residence. No. 329
walnut street, on Friday morning at 8 O'Clock.
High mass at ST. Patrick's Church. Inter-
ment at Cathedral Cemetery.
GRIFFITH.-On the 3D. instant, Richard r.
Griffith. ----
GRsEN.-In this city, on the End instant,
James, son Of Philip and Elizabeth Q.
Green, aged IS months.
KOPF.-In this city. on August 81, Louisa
Kopf, wife of Benjamin kopf, in her 3lth year
MAXWEt On Wednesday morning,
September 5. 1894. at the residence Of her SON
in-iaw. w. G. Hawthorne, stanton, Del, Mary
A. Maxwell, In her I'D year.
Interment at Head of hristiana Cemetery.
Leave the house Saturday at 1 O'clock.
Services AT the house.
PRICE In this city, on September 2. Will
liam NJ. Price, In the 69th year of his age.
SHEWBROOKS.- I'm this city, on the LIST
instant, Charles T., son of horlas and Eliza
beth Shewbrooks, in his 18th year.
TAYLOR.-In this city, on the Cd instant
| Christian Louise, wife of John Taylor.
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THEY DID HOT COMMIT FORGERY.
Another Phase of Litigation Over the
Barnegat Park Company.

BarneEat Park Company.
''In the Ocean county courts TO day,
John A Montgomery, receiver of the
defunct Barnegat Park Company, and
Lawyers E II Murphy John Backes and
Peter Baclxes of New York city and
Trenton, we're acquitted Of an indictment
for forgery, which had beeen found
against them at the September term OF
last year, says dispatch from Toms
River. N J. 1T WAS alleged that they
had altered or caused TO be altered. a
warrant issued by Justice Allen B Crox
s-n, OF Freehold, for the arrest of
Hiram 4 Downing, 50 that It called for
the arrest of Edward T Phelps, OF
Philadelphia. aud that this altered or
forged warrant was used to spirit away
Mr. Phelps at I'll o time when he was
wanted at Toms River to testify in a
case then before the courts
Both Justice Croxson, Of Freehold
who issued the warrant, and Justice An
derson. Of Barnegat Park, who certified
to 10 at the time of | 8 service, testified
that it had not been altered since II
passed from their hands Accordingly,
Supreme Court Justice Van Syckel in
structed the jury TO acquit the defend
ants, which they did without leaving
their seats. The whole matter is only
one Of The many phases OF litigation de-
veloped by the contest between Lieuten
ant Edward $ Fairow and the Holland
Trust Company, Of New York, for the
possession OF Barnegat Park
Hiram T Downing was formerly CLERK
Of the Orphans Court Of Sussex county
aud Lieutenant Farrow is we'll known il
this state. his wife, who has left him
being a Laurel woman.
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Drowning 81 a schooIboy.

CHEsrERTowE. Md, Sept The 10
year old son Of Mr. Trimble, living at
Melitota, was drowned at Gales wharf
The little fellow was instructed to 20 to
school, but insisted that he did not want
TO 20, and left his home under protest
Instead Of going to school he went
to Gales wharf and, 1t is supposed, fell
overheard Some persons who shortly
after went to the wharf found his hat.
and apprehensions of au accident were at
once raised. searching party was at
once formed aud the lifeless body Of the
unfortunate boy WAS soon brought from
the water.
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-BoWDENIs MURDERERs ARRESTED.
In Jatl Awaiting Trial at the October
Term of Court-Bowden Buried.

In Jal Awaiting Trial at the October
Term Of Court-Bowdan Buried.
CHIEcoTEAeUR, Va, Sept, GA coro.
ner's jury has found Irwin S. Sturgis
guilty Of the murder OF A. Thomas
Bowden, who was shot here on Saturday
night. Others, members of the mob,
composed OF William Mumford, Arthur
g Byrns, Fred Frish, Henry Savage,
Daniel Bebee, Daniel / W. Lewis, Solo
mon Daisy, John Daisy.
Oliver Jester and w. B. Bloxsom were
also arrested, and all have been sent to
Jail TO await trial. It ia likely that the
Grand Jury Court, before which they
will be arraigned, will meet the first
Monday in October.
Bowden was buried on Monday by the
Independent Order Of Heptasophs, 0 I
which he was a member He held a
certificate for $4,000 Rev E. Il.
Miller ofiicIated
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African N. p. ohuroh Convention,

ELKToN. Md +, Sept 6.-The seventh
general conference Of the African Metbo.
dist Protestant Church convened here
yesterday. The conference organized BY
electiug Benjamin Scott, Of Burlington
N. j., president. and j. b Cooper, Of
Salem, n. j., secretary. This conference
comprises the Easton, Middle and Mary
land Districts
About fifty eight ministers and lay
delegates are in attendance. The con r
ference will be In session two weeks,
during which time matters Of church
discipline, laws. &C., will be passed upon.
The last session Of the conference was
held four years ago in Wilmington.
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Diamond Notes.

Baltimore has nine men. including
Substitute Bonner, with batting averages
above 300 The entire team, with the
exception Of the pitchers. sre among the
number
The Giants did some phenomenal bat
ting on Tuesday. and It IS well they did.
As it was, Pittsburgh gave them a close
rub.
In the Cleveland Brooklyn game yes
terday Ontfielders Griffin. Blake and Me
Alser each accepted five difficult chances.
Baltimore has won twelve straight
games which breaks the seasons record.
The Philliss have won five straight
Joe Kelly, of the Bastimores, on Labor
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WORLD OF BASEBALL.
Baltimore's Twelfth and Phila-
delpnia's Fifth S .raight Victory
DOVER DEFEATS SMYRNA AT HOME

hut Claims Foul Play and That the Mob
Jeerod and Ran Them on the Tfeld
with Stones. After ConhscatiDg the
Box ONCE Receipts Man Gives
Up His Cash.
The BAltimores, Bostons ard New
Yorks all won their games vest erday, so
that their relative standing remains un
changed The BrooklJns defeated the
Clevelands in a closely played game and
clinched their hold on ffth position The
Philadelphias easily defeated the Cin-
einnatis. The St Louis team refused 10
abide by the umpire's decision and for
feited to Washington, 0 to 0.
Evening journal., 1894-09-06

Both the method and results VIXEN
Syrup Of Figs is taken; i Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
em eilectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
uuced, pleasing to the taste and aC
septable to the stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial in its
eiiects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend It
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co
5sH FRANCISCO. c<k.
<Vc'SSiLLk. A. Esw york. nv
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A Tramp with Light Fingers.

Contractor A. Eckmam hung his coat
on post when he went to work on the
new No. school house at Eighth and
Wollsstou streets. yesterday He had $l4
in his inside pocket at the time; not a
cent be found in the evening A tramp
who was noticed in the neighborhood is
charged with appropriatinP the pocket
book. The police were notified
Evening journal., 1894-09-06
FUNERAL OF 3. r. GRIFFITH.
Mortal Remains of the Ex-City Treasures
Laid TO Rest This Morning.

The funeral of ex-City Treasurer Rich
ard R Griffith took place from st Peters
r G Church this morning. and inter.
ment was made in the New Cathedral
Cemetery.
Rsv. George Bradford. formerly of
St Patrick's Church. this city, but re.
Gently transferred to Eklton, conducted
the services.
Tue pallbearers were six yonng men,
nephews Of the deceased. The funeral
was largely attended, many of Whining
tons Oldest and most prominent citizens
being present Rev. M Griffith, OF
Albany, N. r.. brother of the deceased,
was also present.
Evening journal., 1894-09-06
nlatrlbntlnr the Tal1x sheets.

The Democratic County Executive
Committee met Ia the Young Mems
Democratic Club rooms this mornin G.
Beyond distributing the tally sheets and
authorizing the riturns of Saturday 8
primaries to be sent in, practically moth
ing of q public nature was done.
Evening journal., 1894-09-06
MARRIED

MARTIN Philadelphia, on
September E, BY Rev. J.. Wesley sullivan.
John Il. Martin and Mary B. Holton OF Coates
vile Pa.
LUKENS- -MEGONIGAL AT Bishopstead,
on September by Bishop Coleman. Charles
H. Lukens and Emma Megongal, The latter
of New Castle.