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The morning times., 1895-12-13
This is FAMILY NIGHT
Numerous Throng Expected at G.
A. G. Carnival This Evening.
Second Regiment Were the Guests
Last Nighf-Executive Committee
Prclongs the Entertainment.

National night was par excellence, a
brilliant chapter in the current history Of
the Columbia Athletic Club carnival.
1t may possibly be exceeded in numbers
by the crowd tais evening. which is known
as family night. Heretofore the family
has attended In sections. Tonight the en-
tire domestic economy is expected to be
present
The merry bum of the big and little wheels
OF the social machinery was pleasantly in
terrupted at half past O'Clock by the
entry of the Second Regiment Band, playing
the directorate March," and followed by
Companies b and of the Second Regi-
ment.
The military men were received by the
carnival committee and bitden TO be very
welcome. Then they joined in the pro-
ceedings and the men at the paddle stands
played again against the Marine Band
orchestra till IL O'Clock.
Wednesday night OF next week viii be
devoted tu the auction sale of the few but
valuable things that VIII be lett over, as
the management has decided to carry none
of the winter stock over to next season.
IL win interest the children to know
that they can have the carnival If they
ask for IL in a budy tomorrow afternoon.
The donrs viii be open at O'Clock, when
they viii have chance of seeing the
District Of Columbia. They will also-one
of tbcm-have a chance uf winning Mrs
Whitney's doll, beautiful creation, if
they-he or she-gucss its name. They
ear also iish in The fish pond ard do pretty
much just as they please.
The speciaites last evening were Iiss
Zoe Rigby, in a Spanish dance: the iIninr
class, in Il caiisthenic drill; Messrs. Sewal
and Ross, in double trapeze exhibition;
art productions, ard living pictures.
In the blue ard the gray aiegory were
Messrs. Elder and Erb, and Fsuntleroy
Lester and Peters. The poem was by DR..
Thomas Calver.
The Three Urchins" was represented
by Masters King, Sieinaietz, and Nolan:
Napoleon" by Mr.. George d. Chandler
and Josephine by Mis- FauniIeroy.
Tonight some OF the spcoiaIties will be
rosc caDre, by 5ih S Edna Fordham; VIII
Haley. ia musical speciaities: trick bicycle
riding, and the chair pyramids, by Mcssrs.
Sewali, Elder, Mooney, Ross, Cabrera,
EoiDrOok, ana Spairicr.
AT meeting Of tie executive committee
of The club carnival. held las, night. il was
determined To continue the carnival on
Monday. Tursday, and Wednesday, nights
of next week. TIE auction which has
been announced for tomorrow night will.
therefore. not take place until next Wed
nes,lay evening.
The morning times., 1895-12-13
BAZAAR'S RID LETTER DAY
Fifth Division and Its Color Filled
Convention Hall.
Excellent Program Rendered and the
Scene Made Gay by Many Visit
Ing Organizations.

Red, very red was Convention Hall last
evening 1t was Fifth division night, and
there IL no end t.'sthe MEN, women and
children In the Fifth division. Red is their
colur OF honor and distinction. d.
A whole regiment uf lovely girls were
born, and grew ninre beautiful every day
in the Fifth division. Two regiments OF
bright, chubby faced boys and nun-cigarette
smoking young men We're also born and
grew strong in the Filth division.
Mr. b. 7. Janney, the principal of this
division, was in charge III the ceremonies
He, with Mrs. B. r. Janney. Mrs. Rider,
Mrs. Katy Joyce, the Misses Beli and Mrs.
j. Bradley, comp 'sed the reception COM
mittee, the official guests being Company
ID. of the Third b;,ttalhn, Officers and
members of The U: X. X. "f p, ana Light
Battery A of the Nati.nal Guard.
The big feature Of last night and indeed
Of the whole bazaar, was the brilliant
procession, In Oriental costume, which was
preceded aroand the hill Dy Mr.. Janney and
AIR. Wilson seated 'n the back or backs of
the famous Georgetown dro,nedary, which
even some pe"p!e mold u be o camel
The grand Oriental drill was under the
direction ur Miss Macfdria I'd the girls
being Japs and the boys the Chinese II
was very pretty in detail ard attractive
and snowy in movement.
Another feature was the acrubatic
skirt dance by Matter Eddie Davis One
or two numbers "n the program we're
omitted by reason al the absence OF those
assigned 10 them, bur the gaps were well
iiiied by iiDproinptu artists.
The practical FURNISHED its share OF
the entertainment rs wen the beautiful.
There We're sewing lessons from & Ia
8 o'ciuck, which were Taught by Miss
Hannah Br1ucy; csnsing lessons in C;,ar-
lottc russo and SUNSHINE cake. c.l Quoted
by bliss Fame Aiirr. and mammal train
ing lessons by Mr.. 4. " Fuller
II was eXp,cred tnat there wou'd he
an immense crowd in the Ian last Right
aud IL was certa MY there. There VIII be
plenty more nf il before the grand affair
closes
Toe ladies are loud in their praises ur
Mr. Parser Mann and the brazilian minis.
ter, Ir. Mcndonca. who have made sUcit
valuable loans I" the fair. The art bnoth
is always the center OF attraction for
thousands every night.
The morning times., 1895-12-13
ThanI,edbyL Lady Pauncefo,e

After the performance OF Paderewski
al Me.Zeroit Music Hall Wednesday night
Lads feuncctOte. the wife OF the British
in'iiGt"r. called Mr.. Metzsrott aside to
thank him personally for the great pains
he had taken in bringing the eminent
pianist 10 Washington and the equa be tenn
pcTature at which he had KEEP; the crowded
hall during the entire performance, by
means of the yentilating machinery EN-
pioycd in the building for that purpose.
Lads fauncefoie is 4 great advocate Of
fresh air, and had no hesitation In stating
that the reason so many Americans are
troubled with throat affections and are so
susccpubl'- to atmospheric change is on
account OF the high temperature at which
they keep their rooms and tie over heated
condition of public buildings.
The morning times., 1895-12-13
WaShlngtonians in New York.
lSnnnial to Tho ,IirnnS 4

New York, Dec. 12.-Col. John Hay is at
the Brunswick; Hon. Daniel S. Lamont. Sec
retary of War, is at the Hoffman, Assistant
Attorney General C. Il. Howry is at the ST.
James; jefferson Chandler is at the Fifth
Avenue; General Casey. j NJ. StonewOod,
Park Avenue: S. De Mendonca, Hoffman;
W. S. Hutchins. w. NJ. Williams, Imperial.
w. g. Murray, ST.. Denis; W. II. Riddle
Grand Union; L. j. Davis, Gilsey: Miss Emory.
Everett; C. Nelson. Hoffman: o. Palm. St;
Denis; ]. &. Park, Albemarle; j. d. Sniffin,
Sinclair; A. Stewart, st. Denis; S. E. Bene-
dict, Park Avenue; E. G. Burnett. c. W.
Dabney, jr., st. Denis; W. Clark, Morton;
W. F. Draper. Murray Hill: j II. Eckels,
Holland; L. ID. LosentZ, Astor.
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LOT
$40 and 80 Jackets. $i0 and 50
Plush Capes, $40 and 50
Cloth Capes. S6.9S

50 Of them, including rough and
plain cloth Jackets, pushes. plain
and fur trimmed, with full sweeps,
Franklyn and box style Jackets,
extra large sleeves, ripple backs.
finest qualify kersey and rough
cloths, a few AstTaklen Jackets
among this good value, at $1,000
and 5000, aI........S So 50
The morning times., 1895-12-13

Miss McKeiiip, of No. 1908 Sixteenth
street northwest, gave a card party last
evening. which was one of series Of such
affairs to take place during the season.
Tbose present Were: Mr.. and Mrs.. kclEr4,
Mrs. Freeland, of Portland, Me-: Mr. ana
Mrs. Force. Ms. Campbell, Miss Stourru6d.
Miss McKeliip, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest. Or.
Scott. Miss Ritcnie, Miss Gibson, Miss
Gatcheli, and Mr.. Wing.
The morning times., 1895-12-13

the ducks in the early part of the week
The report today indicates that the days
sport was fairly successful. Tomorrow
the Violet will leave Hatteras on the
homeward trip. 1t is possible that the
vessel viii have stormy passage up the
sounds. as high winds are reported tonight
The morning times., 1895-12-13

Wednesday evening by little Miss Ot,iia
Vaughan Nesm!th, on the occasion or her
sixth birthday. Dainty invitations. quantity
designed with brownie figures, bade the
small guests who took part on the occa-
sion, and besides the pretty cake. cleaning
with six gay col;red lighted tapers, and
set amid flowers and dainiics, tiny birds.
filled with candles, were givenasfavors.
The morning times., 1895-12-13
who Ever Heard of Such Thing?

A certain grocer on Seventh street adj
vertiscs to give away large dressed
chicken today to each purchaser of one
dollars worth, or over, of groceries, fruits
or nuts. This affords an excellent oppor-
tunity for every one to enjoy chicken
dinner. 1t is not the first time that John
stons'' have done this, for the writer Sc
cured an excellent fowl from them last
week. Another consideration is the fact
that ''Johnstons'' prices are known to be
the lowest in the city. The immense busi-
ness they do enables them to be constantly
securing fresh supplies.
"a CUSTOMER.
The morning times., 1895-12-13
Rurnl.l IN lenIII

i.ynchburg, Va, Dec. i2.-Mrs. Ealcom
Guy met horrible death by lire IN tins
city today. Her dress caught fire, and
before 10 could toe eEtih2nssntd. size had
received terrible burns over the entire sur
face OF her body. The accident occurred
on the lirst anniversary of her marriage.
The morning times., 1895-12-13
LOT 6

SIS NOol Sea! CapeS, $50.
A tob~nf 8 Wool Seal Capes; full
elegant satin lined: remember only
8 of them, and while they are
here, at ............-...... so
The morning times., 1895-12-13
Triunphs of Millinery Selling

7kis Xmas Sale Of Millinery should e1ve every
Washington Ne.v Haf-SO ayyslousIv Loy tie prices
Tins is Mc greatest Millinery House Washington, 6oM
10 P57ces and zaskness Of Va17ey.
The morning times., 1895-12-13
MARRIED 70 4 RQUIS.
DE Chn EIbrun,. Chancellor of French
Leritio ION. MnlH Miss NichnIs

Legation. WedS Miss Nichols.
Cincinnati, ONO. Dec. i2.--Thc marriage
OF TIE Marquis DE- Chambrun. attachc Of
the French legation, at Washington. ID.
g. and Miss Margaret Reeves Nichols.
daughter OF Airs Bcliamy St'irer, by a
former marriage, was celebrated at the
Church of the Holy Angels. at neon to-day
The attendants were the brides cousin
Miss Clara Longwnrth, and NJ. de Shnnen.
a cousin nr the gruom.
Crocscr's reduction sai- OF surplus Shoe
stock is attracting universal attention.
Prices are necessarily low ESQ Penn
sylvaniiI avcHnc.
The morning times., 1895-12-13
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday Y
as followS:
james w. Brent and Maria johnson.
Nathan Moore and Nettie johnson.
Clarence T. Schonley and Lizzie l.. Tiff
fany, both of Loudoun county, Va.
David W. Bickler and Olive Bowen, both
of Fairfax c,,unty, Va.
The morning times., 1895-12-13
VIOLET HoMEwARp BOUND.
The Presidents Ducking Trip Suc-
ce~sfuIly Terminates.

Norfolk, Va, Dec. 12.-The Presidential
party occupied their blinds today for the
third time on the present trip. rain AMI high
winds having made 1t impossible to shoot
The morning times., 1895-12-13
Accused Cashier Acquitted.

Little Rock. Ark, Dec. I2.-C. T. Walker
was today acquitted of the charge OF MAX
ing false entries while he was caEhier OF
tue First National Bank.
The morning times., 1895-12-13

Mr.. aud Mrs. Allan Richards Boyd TT cy-
pected IN Westinghouse requests Of friends
to spend the holidays.
The morning times., 1895-12-13

Miss Lieber, daughter of Judge Advocate
General and Mrs. Lieber. entertained al
luncheon yesterday Miss Ennis, Miss Poole,
Miss Craig and Miss Card.
Mrs. and Miss Lieber will be at home
Saturdays in January.
The morning times., 1895-12-13
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

The District Woman Suffrage Association
met last nght in the parlors OF the WTno-
daughsis. DurinS tae session Miss He'll
| mann read paper on the Importance oi
| Beauty III the Homes of the Poor"
TIE neinbers present were Mrs. A. ii
| Thompson. president: Miss Mary II. WI
lianIs, secretary: Mrs. Kate ". Burt, trea S
urer: Miss Eliza Titus Ward, Mrs. Bessie
Boone Cheshire, Mrs. Annie Edgar, Mrs.
Lucas. Mrs. Noerr, Mrs. Mary l.. B-nnctt.
Mrs. Ada Il. Dickinson, Mrs. Carrie Kent,
Mrs. \. w. Shaw. Mrs. Fanny W. Reynolds,
Mrs. Ruth Il. ID. Havens. Miss Wall. Air. ".
W. Cheshire and Mr.. william Thomas.
Dir. Graham's next lecture Will TAX" place
on December l3, at the pariors OF the
WiiuodaughSis.
The Bethel Literary Association VIII
celebrate Whitticr's anniversary on We'd
nes'.ay, December II, at the Metropolitan
NJ. Z. Church. one OF the features OF The
evening viii be the reading OF an original
poem by Mrs. Ruth Il. ID. HaTens.
Mrs. Sophia LeOnard and her Young son.
Louls. left yesterday for AsheVl!ie, n. t.,
where they VIII remain until spring. They
Travelled by way OF Atlanta.
Master JULIAN Morgan was given a birth
day party Tuesday evening by iiis aunt.
Mrs. Lucretia HUI of Georgetown. Gaines
and fancy dances constituted the evenings
program and dainty table was spread.
Among those present Were Nellie Burt.
Ollie Johns, Maize Allen, Gussie Forrest.
John Doyle, Eddie speir and Frankie and
Willie Bell.
The Wimodal ghsis' birthday social VIII
take place Wednesday, December Is, at
the associatiuns residence, No. 1928
street northwest.
Mr.. John B. A. Bruniver, prominent
attorney "f Vicks5arg. Miss, is visiting
Washington with his bride.
The Chrysanthemum Pleasure Club met
Wednesday evening Il I the residence OF Miss
Harper, No. 1898 Fourth street northwest.
Solos, quartets, recitations and various
games We're iDdulged in until a late hour.
Among thnse present We're Misses F..
Gibson. Miss l.. Hyde, Miss l.. Cousins, Miss
NJ. Davis. Miss c. Cousins. Miss 4. Branle.
Miss B. Davis, Mrs. l.. Dickinson, Mr.. A
Allen, Mr.. j. Lynn. Mr.. c. Jones, Mr. C.
Moulden, Mr.. S. Scrivener. Mr.. A. Horst
haup, Mr.. W. Rossler, Mr.. NJ. Lynn and Mr..
W. Lynn.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bontag, Of No. 352
/ street, South Washington, gave an oyster
supper Wednesday evening in honor Of the
following members of the Fourth United
States A r; iii..ry Band: Messrs Cha rles Mar
SHALL G. Josef, J. Mayer. j. Hall, T.
Danacher, John Caugher, Charles Bishof,
aud William Miller.
The early hours of the evening Were de-
voted to musical and literary program,
well rendered by the members of the band
and others, after which games and dancing
were INDUCED in unfit 4 late hour, when
refreshments We're served. Among those
present were: Mrs. Roach, Mrs. Mack, Mr..
aud Mrs. p. Shugrue and son, Mrs Mary
f. Watson, Miss Annie Seward, Mrs. Van
Valkenberg, MISSES Mary and Sarah Mack
Misses Louise and Ada Fahrmeyer, Mr.. c. c.
Bury, Mr.. C.. j. Mahoucy, Mr.. Thomas Mack
Mr. Robert Cook, a I'd Mr.. William Marstlen.
The morning times., 1895-12-13
LOT2
IS and 81 Boucle Jackets,
S4.S5.

80 Ladies Boucle Jackets, the
latest fashionable rough cloth, =
and 4-hrttons. Erankiyn style, but
tons high: 4-Dutton box styles, all
made with extra large sleeves and
ripple back, cloth ard half satin
lined, all sizes, 80 to IL. See them
while they last at. 50
The morning times., 1895-12-13

A dinner VIII be given this evening by
Mr.. William E. Curtis, Assistant secre-
tary of the Treasury.
The morning times., 1895-12-13
To Strengthen a Poor Memory

concerning the location OF the handsomesr
stocked Jewelry Store in town-remember I'm
spIER's. $40 Ninth St
The morning times., 1895-12-13

A delisatfs. birthday 1eny was given
The morning times., 1895-12-13

Mrs. Robert Bonner Bowler has sent out
cards for a O'Clock tea, at her home. M.
1890 X street, Tuesday. December II.
The morning times., 1895-12-13

The Bethel Literary Association VIII
celebrate Whit,icr's anniversary on We'd
nes.:ay, December II, at the Metropolitan
NJ. Z. Church. one OF the features OF The
evening will be the reading OF an original
poem by Mrs. Ruth q. ID. Hayens.
The morning times., 1895-12-13

Mrs. Browns tea. given yesterday after
noon, In honor of her sister. Miss Cuthbert,
was a very delightful affair, and enjoyed
by a large number of guests who called.
The decorations were entirely i'll green.
palms. rubber plants and sinilax being ar
tistically arranged in the dra wing rooms
and dining room.
The table was decorated with ferns. white
roses. and lilies of the valley. Green and
white candles Were set in the handsome
silver candelabra, a. ZACH end of the ia bic.
The hostess was gowned i'll pink cloth.
beaver trimmed and silver brocade. with
white lace and diamonds. Miss Cuthbert
was charming in white organdie. and car
ried pink roses and green orchids.
Among those assisting were Mrs. Hemp
hill. in white and black satin and diamonds;
Miss Armstrong. garnet velvet and lace with
diamonds; Mrs. Mieou. Inauve silk and lace;
Miss Hunt, ivory silk and velvet, and Miss
Norton, in pink brocade.
The morning times., 1895-12-13
fa>cinatorS.

One lot OF Worsted Fascinators.
handmade, all colors, regular price
zoe, special. :. e. - :. =. ..19c
Nurses Aprons, India Ia Tn. wide
hem, with Iour tucks above, very
wide strings. extra width. regular
price 5cc. SPECIAL. 2ac
Very pretty Aprons. India linen,
with wide Inserting OF 5 wiss eni-
hroidery. wide strings, regular price
soc, special. -. =. =. :. :. ..25c
The morning times., 1895-12-13

Dir. Graham's ext lecture Will tax" place
on December l9, at the pariors OF the
WiiuodaughSis.
The morning times., 1895-12-13

s0Misscs' and Children's Gretchens
and Jackets, in plain and fancy
cloths; all cpiors; made in the latest
and Most fashionable styles; all
sizes; 4 to IS years; In Red, Brown.
BIa ok, Blue and Mixed Cloths;
regular~value 81 and Sc. Your
choice ..................S4.6s
The morning times., 1895-12-13

Mrs Sophia Leonard and her Young son.
LoGls. left yesterday for AsbeN lIie, y. g.,
where they viii remain until spring. They
Travelled by way OF Atlanta.
The morning times., 1895-12-13
65c. Short-Back Sailors, 29c

25 dozen Black Shurt-back Sailors;
in high, medium ard low cruwns;
~ 90.
The morning times., 1895-12-13

The WimodaIghsis birthday social VIII
take place Wednesday, December Is. at
the associatiun's residence, No. 1928
street northwest.
The morning times., 1895-12-13

Mr.. John B. A. Bruniver. a prominent
attorney uf Vicks5arg. Miss, is visiting
Washington with his bride.
The morning times., 1895-12-13

Gen. and Mrs. Draper. OF Sixteenth and X
streets, entertained "a 4 dinner OF fourteen
covers last evening. The table was eX-
q1isitcly ornamented with a prufusion Of
many-hued roses.
The morning times., 1895-12-13
Wrappers.

Special wrapper made of Flan-
neietie. with very large leg-O'-mut-
ton sleeves, fun S6iri. wide ruffie
ular price S1.25. Special. =. ..95c.
The morning times., 1895-12-13

The cheapest Jacket ever offered.
rs OF them, that's all. and they are
mad. Of the best qua lity Astrakhan
cloth, extra qua lily, satin lined
Throughout, with extra large sleeves,
ripple back. All sizes, sold every
where at Sl3 80. While they
last. =. e. e. E. ..SS.oU
The morning times., 1895-12-13

The Mexican Minister and Nine. Romero
enterta ined at Il handsome dinner last
evening. The table was beautifully deco
rated VITA garlands of smlaX and La France
T1ses, arranged ;liiiid sitycr ana crystal
stands of fruits.
Fourteen covers Were laid, and u gold
framed menu card set beside each plate.
la France roses were ASA Useu as .;Iyors.
Those present were Afr. and Airs. Nuyes
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman, Judge and Miss
Morris eX-tiuv. shepard and Miss Shepard,
Miss Ida ThompS"n. senator Morgan, Ar.
aI.l..tIl.A-ff md mi IL ,r.rr
The morning times., 1895-12-13

T5 Ladies' and Misses All Wool
Beaver and kersey Jackets and
Capes. some half satin lined. with
large sleeves, ripple back, f-buiton
effects. made m the latest styles,
all sizes. black and blue, and are
worth $500 and $500. While
they lasi 81 HS
The morning times., 1895-12-13
Infants SacgueS.

Infants haGd-crucheied worsted
Sacques, white with colored bOr-
dcrS. Regular price PC. Spe-
cial-- - :. :. e.. =. - - .-1Sc-
The morning times., 1895-12-13
LOT 5

81 and So Misses Jackets, 81
and So ChiIdren's Gretchens,
Sl.6S.
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For councilman.

Editor spi,ff "a ( the solicitation Of large
number of citizens of the Second Ward. Mr.
JOSEPH Il YESTERDAY has consented TO
become a candidate for Couuciinan IN said
ward Mr. z proved himself a good es11neil-
man whilst serTf,i.r q former term. and the
people VIII do wei to return him % that po-
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New Harness Shop.

The undersigned has rented the store-room
Of Mr. Jas 4 Thomas. Washington street
fonr doors west Of the Bfuk oi Charles Town.
and will condncf therein
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