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PRICE ONE GENT
SOUTHERN RAILw AY.
For IT, Cotton States and Information.
al Exposition, at Atlanta. Ga.

The southern Rsilway operates near
five thou ami miles of ioad In eight 4
the southern states and its lines eat ,
Atlanta Ga, from five different point
OF the compass ash ngton y. e.. I
the Northern IT Eastern terminus OF on
at iis lines, which Il erat In connec
ito with tie Pennsvlvania Ri road,
the sisnda 4 railroad of America be-
tween New York through Philate phia,
Baltimore Washington ID. O., Lynch
bug and Dsnvilie Va, Gre, nboro and
harlotte N O. Spartansburg and Green
vile. :. Q Az anita, Ca, Montgomery
and Mobile, A and New Or cans, with
connection at Salisbury for Asheville,
Hot Sprin s. Knoxville and hat anoo-
ga. ~ I harlote or Columbia Augusta,
savannah aud Jacksonville. and AZ At
lau;a for Bir ingh m, Memphis, Macon
ana Southern Georgia Solid veslihu ed
Ii itei trains, With hrough day coaches,
Pul man Drawing Dom sleeper and
nining.cars. Time b tween W shington
vnd Atlanta, eighften hours, without a
change of cars OF any clers,
The southern Railway Ia the only line
witch tn4ers and lands passengers Ia the
Exp>sili Grounds and no etfoIt or ex-
ppnse has been spared bY the man gc-
mt NJ in the Improvement cf It's roadbed,
Increasing the number Of is coaches and
inaugu rating IL own dining car service
preparatory To hsndiins sxOeditiously
a, q comfortably the heavy travel To and
from A lanta during the Cotton states
and international Exposit N, which viii
open September 18th nd close Dec mber
3lst, 1895. On Tuesdays and Thursdays
ON sepiembe l7ih 90 December 24th,
inclusive, excursion iickets will be slld
from Wa,hingron, d u, TO Atlanta.
Ga a. S 40i. rood for return zen days
from daie Of sale Excursion iek~ts WALL
0e sold every day iTo ptemb r 10th,
until december nth, inclu i've, from
Washington At $3.50, good for return
twenty la from date OF SAFE, and ex.
ru,sion ickets f1r the entire Exposition
season with final INIT % January Vh,
1896 will be- sold from ) y ember 10Th.
until Decemoe 18th, inclusive, Al o 20.
Map lde furnished, Pull man 81 eping
Car reservations made upon application.
l.. 5 BROWN,
Gen'l. agt. Pass. ID pit.
]. M CULP W A. URR,
lradic Manager, Gen p So. Agt.
Washington ID. &.
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There is one medicine which every
family should be provided with. We
refer to Chamberlain Pain Balm.
When it is kept ut hand the severe pain
or hurn or scland may be promptly r.
lieyed and the sore healed in much less
zine than when medicine has TO be sent
for. a sprain may he promptly treated
before Inflammation sets in, which in
snres II cure in about one.third the time
otherwise required. Cuts and bruises
should receive Immediate attention, be-
fore the parts become swollen, and
when Chamberlain 5 Pain Balm is APP
Died it will heal them without mat
ter being formed, aud without leave
ing scar. a sore throat may he cured
10 one night. a p.eee of flannel dam
Dened with this liniment and bound on
pver the seat of the pain, will cure lam
sack or pain in the side or chest in twen-
ty-fOnr hours 1t is the most valuable,
however, for rheumatism. Persons
lfllicted with this disease will be delight
ed with the prOmpC relief from pain
which affords, and can he depended upon
20 effect complete cure. For sale by
Feldmeyer Bros. City Drug Store.
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Dea,h of Mrs. Mary X. Gels.

Mrs. Mary Katharine Gels, wife Of
Mr.. John Gels, died Yesterday at her
home in Brooklyn, Anne Arundel coun-
ty. She was daughter of Mr. Conrad
Stoll. YRS. Gels WIS deeply interested
in church wulk k and was superintendent
of tile department of sabbath observance
of Faith Union, Woman's S Christian
Temperance Union. She was dfty-seNen
wears old. size leaves three sons. john,
Charles, Henry aud Harry, and daugh-
ter, Mrs Ill. q Glantz.
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EpI.eopal canon on nIarrIaga.

The Episcupalian House OF Bishops
recently Ia session ut Mlnneapolis,ad
ed a canon um marriage aud divorce rs
follows: "No minis.e. of this church
shall solemmize tire marriage of any per-
son who has "A divorced husband or vile
still living. but this prohibition shall
not lie held to apply to the Innocent
party in divorce for the cause of adai-
.ery or to the parties once divorced flon
each other seeking to be united again.
The evidence of adultery must he found
in the records of the court.
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rhs Gr Al paraae Last Nleht

Over three hundred Annapolitans
took advantage of the special train over
the Short Line Railroad to Baltimore
last night To witness the great Demo-
attic parade. number OF democrats
of this city took part in the parade
which WAS the largest of its klnd ever
seen in Maryland, nearly 10000 men
we're in line. The train returned to
Annapolis at midnight.
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Now is the time To Putin Yonr Heaters
for winter

Persons contemplatingp putting IN new
heaters for the winter, or having old
ones overhauled and put in first class
order, shonld ca ON r. f. l.. Hopkins,
stove dealer, 81 Vain street. VI. Hop
kius has just received fine assortment
OF dining-rom, bed chamber, parlor,
library and office heaters of the latest
designs. Also n fine line of oil stoves,
of improved patterns. He has IN stock
an elegant assortment OF Fireplace
heaters and Ranges, which he Will put
in at remarkable low prices. A call is
solicited.
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Nnremher bth Is the Day.

Just make little memorandum OF
the above date in your note book Demo-
crat and place il where your eyes. VIII
rest on il until it has become firmly en-
trenchd III your memory. There VIII be
AN important stale election on that date
and your vote will help swell the Demo
cratic majority. See that your ballot
goes iD the iox striIight
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Drawing to a Close.

Anne Arundel county prohibitionists
have closed their campaign. About Elne
meetings were held IL the county, and
tile large attendance encourages tile al
yOcates of Temperance in the ballet that
tie prob bition vote Will be largely IL
creased in Anne Arundel at the coming
election.
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That joyful Feeling.

With the exhilarating sense of renew
ed health and strength and interna
cleanliness, which follows the use of
Syrup of Figs. is unknown TO the few who
have not progressed beyond the old time
medicines and the cheap substitutes
sometimes offered but never accepted
10y the well informed.
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Experience has shown that the heal
Ing up Of general protracted drought
originates IN low barometrical area III
the barren region Of the southwest.
such a low area BOW exists IN New Mex
leo. and Prof. Moore, therefore. feels
warranted in making the announcement
that the drought is at AN end.
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ruls SALE BEGINS ToDAY

When the men Of baltimore aud of Maryland
49, avlring out how their weeks wages will
ptn uut and The good mothers of boys God
be,s them both are making ends eet to
make a rond sunday showing. this great Dis
sutton -ale nf HEIDELBERG Err X Co. the
t1ofbIers of the Masses, ses with the sun
his m1ruing TO throw sunshine and gladuess
into the lap af every nome. This is going 10
b. a great sale. for there'snt single suit in
this one hundred and hfty thousand stock six
months old.
The Boys are in everyway provided for.
Neither fa hersor mothers can offer any price
mat gili De refused big men big behind and
bctoit nd little men, who eat and sleep less.
are ell pelvided foi with line of sur Custom
Made >ullf iu eve 5 size that isn't One-legged
-sud ANY PRICE Ar ALL WILL GO. see how
early you can get mere today to get the tirSt
and best OF everything goes. There's nothing
spared, nothing SAY cd.
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No Football Game

The foot ball game to-day between the
Naval Cadets aud University OF Virgin
ia WAS declared off. The cadets were
defeated the last time they played the
University of Virginia, hut now have
a letter team, and it is said the Virgi =
ians are not over anxious TO meet the
sailors this time.
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-Call and examine the Standard,
Eclipse and Challenge high grade oil
heaters. Most satisfactory oil stoves
made, elegant design. lest Workmanship
a. material, highly finisised. Prices
low. For sale by John Rawlings, " est
street.
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Miss Elizabeth Flagler, of Washing
ton, was formally indicted by the grand
Jury. Tie charge manslaughter, in
clusing the death Of Earnest Green, by
slooting, August 2. 1895, At the resi-
dence of Gen. Flagler, California ave-
nup
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Esg~ Ladies and gentlemen of Annapo
lis. your attention is called to the fact
that Fred. q. Smith, of the Maryland
avenue confectionery, has received the
agency of my candies in this city. Yours
truly, HENRY MAILLARD, New York
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.lLnn Wnnrn 0F CLornINa

at,,most any price al all. Ncaody thinks
of COST under such circuinstahces. MI. tole-
I..,,',I.., out With him. TO cut a straw Hat
~ tso a Fst HAT ia two pair OF pants in
,sr,ra a suit ct Clothesin two doesn't do any
-,3 when 10 comes 70 a settlement. Ten
s5f. la cash is far better than the odd half of
e~s.raf uauts business is business and BUSH
~. has 10 ue done ia a business way.
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important to Meat Consumers.

1t will pay al readers of the CAPITAL
to read the advertisement of The Con-
suners Neat Co., on the fourth page of
this issue. A big cut in meat has been
announced by this company.
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The best OH the market is the Beauty
Oil Heaters. 1t merits tie praise of all.
Odorless, safe, handsome and easily
moved. Call and see for yourself al
j. III. Rawlings, West street, opposite
the depot.
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mCEsrs on THE DOLLAR

Wf. DO A brand new stock Tor you-one
t,.1r.si and ttty thousand dollars worth of
-,ir 8vu tailor made Suits-Gnade of the good
tls8 of home made fabrics ami the fine kind
efImp1rtant WOrsteds and Cassimeres ia cor
resf trim aud cut, style. finish and fancy at
Ffrry CENrs UN THE DoLLAR-ior everything
rms your way now.
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o IHY PRICE WILL Do. G

s-., Of HFtpgLBER0ER q Co, No. 81
p, H.-tfn1re. right opposite Hanover
s.,, II tr0ut tO be dissolved ~ mutual con
ht.'" a. t'1LEMAN. owing 10 al health. re-
80 ma Ma. HEIDgLBEHGER VIII continue
Ii business.
..,,re. which was opened less than a
l-' -, and stocked with Mems aud Boys
l,,s. inl On the premises Hats. Neck-
IN CnierweIr thrown In-has had a
.-..-r.''ils success Aud why Because it Is
n. popular priced store OF the masses.
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Legal Holiday

Tuesday next. November 5th, (Elec
ton DAY. Icing a legal holiday the Far
laers' National Bank of this city will
I've closed. Notes maturing Oh that day
must he arranged for OIL Monday.
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Averare remrer.la ; % oelob y.

The records Of the weather bureau
show that the average temperature here
last month was $40. Tue average for
October in twenty-five years is 90
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- GHORTHAND.-I WILL TAKE
- TWO more SCHOLARS for the winter
months. Terms, 81 90 per month in advance.
Instruction book. $1.50 J. DUFFY, klng
George Street. nlw
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DIED.

DRESSEL.-After brief illness ON
Friiay Nov. 1st., JOHANNETA
DRESSED, the beloved wife OF nr.
John Dressed. il the 65th year of her
age.
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Something new. What is it? IL.
Naillaid's tine candies. Sold ut SMITH s
Confectionery, so Maryland avenue.
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Now that fall cleaning has COM
menced, is the time To get YOUR rooms
papered by r.. +. STRANGE u SON.
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wANTs. FoR sALE. losr. &o.

Wants f0r Sale. FOR Rent Lost Found. &C
fof exceeding lines. inserted ONE WEEK
r less for . Cents. aud additional lines in
sroportion 70 be accompanied bv the ASH
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Oil Heaters Of all grades and styles,
10 suit All pocket books for sale by John
RAWLINGS, West street, opp. depot.
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-Mr. Julian Brewer who is undergo
ing treatment at tle Maryland Uniyer-
sity Hospital Baltimore is improving.
The number Of arrests IN Baltimore
during the last month were 2,46l.
Special values I'm hite Bed Spreads,
&C.. 75c.. 5LOO, S1.25, $500 and S2.25,
at JAMES MUNKOE's.
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HONESTY

rEtold you before, and we
tell YOU once more, If any
..,,g YOU buy from Us ooesn':
.s,I right, come back and get
ar money.
y" BEioELBERGER g. CO.
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$500, $1,000 $4,000

To lend on Nor gage IN sums to suit.
JAMES 81. MJNRnE,
- Atty and Trustee.
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OYSTER Supper.

Oyster supper for the benefit Of
the Eastport Baptist Church on Friday
aud Saturday nights November and
9th, 1895. Given by the Ladies Aid
Society Of the church to lie given IN
the school huase. Supper % cents and
Admission 10 cents.
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DIR. Humphreys Specific "77n vii
'.break upn cold that 'hangs ON.
Price, twenty-five cents, AT all the drug
Storpg
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KNFANTED-A GOOD SETTLED
w COLO2ED WOMAN 10 cook wash and
iron, for small family. Good wages. APP
Ply at this Office. 10-30tf-
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IA FOR SALE OR RENT. = A
IT, three story BRICK DWELLING, al
modern improvements. No "a Prince George
street inquire at Ae. IS Prince George st
Terms easy. W-iV-lw
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FOUND. - THREE BLACK OS-
TkICH TIPS. owner can get same by
calling at this Office. o2s
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XHTANTED-MEN TO SELL NUR.
w SERY STOCK. Permanent, profitable
positions. pecial Inducements. New sea
son Just opened. ELLWAMGEk g. BARRY,
Rochester, n. Y. ol4-3w
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VOUNG PLY MOU TIL ROCK
Il ROOSTERS for sale at Sl.00 a piece. II
taKen liow. si.sj Grated for shipment ANIL,
0ARN Elk, Annapolis. nd. o-l1-lw
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]. CHARLES LINTHICUM. Solicitor, Her
aid building. Baltimore.
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L'OR SALE A SQUARE PIANO,
4 rose wood case. heavily carved legs: ex-
ceilent tone aud ia nrst class s,ruer. Price
Sts5. Inquire at the Capital Office. o-T
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SITUATION " NTED by TWO
- Respectable COinred Girls, TO do ge.elal
house work. &c. Good references given. APP
ply ~ y Acton Lane. oa0g
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"a FOR SALE.-HOUSE AND LOT
is: of ground on Prince George street near
Aaryiand A enue. House contains six rooms
-tHlrwuys front aud back. Gas and water,
Apply to ~. +. MINNICk. 10 Church ircle
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FOR URE BROWN LEI
HORN kDUsTEk. young. 81 % each,
for one month severn Vista Farm, Z. A.
Dubois, Proprietor. ozS.
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MONFV-To LEvD on Mortgages of
MONEl City property IN sums 70 suit.
old ID X. KAN DALI.
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n. Philips CHAPEL.

Morning Prayer at II a. M Sunday School at
Bp. m. Evening Prayer and sermon at y. m.
On the second sunday in the month Holy Com
muniOn at H. m
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

MAXIMUM temDerature..-..---..- ~
Minimum temperature. .-..-----..........--.. -
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4. L.URSALE.-ALADY'S BICYCLE
VIII ne sold for 500. Apply at No. 8.
Maryland avenue.
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Patrons and heads of families may be assur-
ed that there is nothing 70 offend the most
fatidious In the above play.
Evening capital., 1895-11-02

EOR SALE.-A THOROUGHBRED
i alderney MiLCn COW, which can be
bought cheap for cash. Apply to THOMAS
X. AMo Waterbury, Md. o-li-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-21

fectly secure added the admiral, eff We
possessed twenty or twenty-five Of these
home-defense vessels"
ut should not be our policy to build ex-
pensive battle ships" he went on, earnestly,
when. such a ship as the Puritan can do
all that battle ship can do and more. The
monitors have been reported as unsteady
gun platforms, but Capt Bunce, who took
the Monadnock around the Horn to Cahfor-
MIA many years ago, reported that she was
absolutely steady and safe at sea. The re-
cent report of Capt. Kempf Of the Monte
rey, taken in connection with Capt. BunceS
conclusions, completely disproves the theory
that monitors are unsteady gun platforms
What We must depend on in the future
are powerful home and harbor defense
vessels of light draught that can go out in
any weather, night or day, and drive on
a squadron of battle ships, which can, by
the way, be seen at night at quite a dis
lance, and present admirable targets for
heavy guns such as the boats l speak OF
should carry. The most vulnerable part Of
commercial nation is her commerce. AS
the powerful home-defense vessels are
needed to make secure at home. so they
should be supplemented with twenty more
of such fleet commerce destroyers as the
Columbia and Minneapolis, which. though
capable of fighting a successful battle
should be employed solely to prey upon
the shipping of the country with whom We
may be at war, and under no considerable
be permitted to fight a battle unless forced
into it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-21

and occasion of the missionary hymn,
From Greenland's Icy Noun tains" P. F.
Dilts also gave an interesting talk on For
eiSn Missions" ]. N. Scanes was recently
elected president of the society, and Mr.. F.
h. Stuart secretary.
The university closed yesterday for the
Christmas vacation, and will resume studies
January 2.
The library has received a large number
of valuable scientific and historical books
These. with all the other library books will
De removed to the new library under the
Rankin Memorial Chapel as soon as the
shelving there has been completed
Catholic University.
The Athletic Association held a meeting
last week, at which they made all pre-
llminary arrangements for the equipment of
a gymnasium. A committee for the selec-
ton or the various apparatus was ap-
pointed, with Mr.. eastman as chairman:
one of the largest and most commodious
rooms in the Mcmahon hall has been grant
ed the association, and everything will be
in readiness for the athletes the first part
of the New Year.
The Debating Society which has Just
been organized in the law school meets
questions only. The society is organized
in such way that every member has an
opportunity to speak at every meeting and
on every subject. The first debate was
held last Monday evening, the subject be-
Ing rs the Present Method of Affording
Legal Redress of Private Injuries Beneficial
to Society?'
Immediately after the Christmas recess
the f1rst term examinations will be held
for the Junior class of law.
The university closed yesterday for the
Christmas recess, and will open on January
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-21
A YANKEE FROM THE SOUTH.
And His Very Original Plan of Max
ing n Great Wad of Wealth.

And His Very Original Plan of Max
ing Great Wad of Wealth.
AS Star writer was passing through the
Capitol the other day he met a southern
Congressman, and the two walked along
toward the Senate side.
Il have a friend here from my state"
said the Congressman, whom 1 want you
to meet
I'm sure 1t would be pleasure to meet
any friend of your" said The Star writer,
but why especially do you want me to
meet him.
Hes here on mission that will in
terest you"
"Political?"
mo; business
what Is it,"
on the wall around the crypt. "Pll tell you
for fear you miss him and miss the item.
He's got scheme for getting African
gold"
Anything in the Barney Barnato lineo"
mo; straight goods. I'll tell you what
he proposes to do. He's going to get a
photograph and fix 1t up with tinsel and
gewgaws, and make it about as wild and
woolly as possible in appearance, and then
he is going to Africa with it. somewhere
in the Congo country, where gold and other
valuable things are not yet swiped by
Barnato corporations, and open up for bust
ness"
But how will the photograph get the
gold? He'll make more money with one at
county fairs in this country"
"Oh, no, he won't. Before he gets into
the gold regions, he is going to have a
native, who talks English, talk the cyl
inder full of African lingo, representing
their chief god, who feels that he has been
imposed upon and wants the people to
bring all the gold and ivory and other
stuff of value to him a sacrificial ap-
peasement. The command of the god will
be accompanied by all sorts of dire threats
and a general sweep of everything alive in
the country, if the people do not at once
hasten to appease the divine wrath.
We'll, when he gets all this talked into
the cylinder with one or two extras for
more for people speaking different dialects,
he will take it up the country and es-
tablish it in a bamboo temple that he will
put up and start the thing to work. with
red lights and some stage thunder. and
when the astonished natives hear their god
talking right at them, he is sure they will
bring in all the loose valuables for miles
around.
These he will drop down the cellar dur
ing the night and remove from the country
at his leisure. When he has cleaned up
everything in sight, he will slip in a CYL
inder with the outraged gods compliments
on it, and the frightened people will re-
joice that the imminent danger has been
STAYED eff by the surrender of a few car
loads of ivory, hatful of diamonds and a
hundredweight or so of virgin gold. Then
the outraged but appeasable god will move
ever into the reXt country, and so on until
my southern Yankee will get nearly every
thing in central Africa worth carrying
away"
"Or thinks he WILL" suggested The Star
man, and the member arose from his seat
on the crypt wall and went on toward the
Senate side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-21
HABITS OF THE ALASKANS.
DR.. Sharp's Interesting Exhibit mt the
Academy of Natural Sciences.
From the Philadelphia Record.

DR.. Shnrps Interesting Exhibit ut the
Academy of Natural Sciences.
From the Philadelphia Record
The collection of objects made by Prof.
Benjamin Sharp in Alaska and Siberia
last summer for the Academy of Natural
Sciences arrived last week. and DIR. Sharp
exhibited some of these Friday evening be-
fore the anthropological section.
A great variety of implements andweapons
used in fishing and the chase was explain
ed. A curious apparatus consists of a
number of ivory balls attached to strings
of snew, and Is used in capturing birds by
the natives who throw 1t into a flock, some
of the fowls thereby becoming entangled
in the strings.
A squirrel trap was shown, in which the
animal becomes caught in a moose as it
pluckS the bait
In the houses heated by Oil lamps nude
dancers perform in winter, and on their
arms they have curious leather gloves. to
which great number of birds bills are
attached. AS they dance these ornaments
make a somewhat musical sound, which,
with the tomtom is the only music used.
An interesting collection of smoking pipes
shown. They resemble the Chinese
pipes in shape. are made of the Ivory of
walrus tusks, and are prettily carved.
Those most commonly used, however, are
made of lead and are very heavy.
The Alaskans are very skillful in throw
ing spears from the boats. The boats are
easily upset and require great care in bal
ancing. A curious ornament consists of a
small piece Of Jade stone which is fitted
into slit made in the angle of the mouth
and worn much as an earring or nose ring.
1t is called labrette. Arrows with
ivory heads, masks and totems were also
exhibited.
DR.. Sharp then showed a number Of views
with the lantern, explaining the manner of
living of the natives and their methods Of
preparing skins, etc. The king of one of
the tribes has house with several rooms
in 1t, one of which is decorated with pic
lures taken from American pictorial pa
pers. He is worth about $4,000, made
mostly in trading. The ordinary houses
have wooden walls and "a dome-like roof Of
walrus skin. The houses are about forty
feet in diameter and several families live
in each, with box-like apartment for each
family and common fire in the center of
the house. In rainy weather the whalers
wear coats made of the intestines Of seals.
and these are quite waterproof Many Of
the men have their heads shaved in the
center, presenting the appearance of a
tonsure. Many other curious habits and
customs were described.