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IN EIlect W low
1880 A, NJ. HENNs YLv ANA LIN
iTED.-PuiiuIan Sleeping, Dining. Smok-
ing and Observation Cars, Harrisburg
to Chicago, Cincinnati Indianap9iis, ST.
Louis, Cleveland and Toledo. BufIet
Parlor Car TO Harrisburg.
1910 A, N. FAST LINE.-Pulltnan
BifIeJ Farior Car To Harrisburg. Parlor
and Dining Cars. Harrisburg to Pittshurg.
$40 P. NJ. CHICAGO AND ST.LoUIs
EXPKES S.-Pul man Buffet Parlor Car
10 Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining Cars
Harrisburg TO St Louis, Cincinnati, Louis
vile and Chicago.
ITO P. NJ. WESTERN EXPRESS,
Harrisburg to Cleveland. Dining Car TO
Chicago.
ITO r. M. SOUTHWESTERN EX-
KESS.-Palnnan Sleeping and Dining
Cars to ST. Louis, and Sleeping Car,
Harrisburg TO Cincinnati.
rO.Ao p. ri. PACIFIC EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car TO Pittsburg..
7.5O a. M. Tor Kane, Sanandalgua,
EOcnes,tr and Niagara Falls, daily, eX-
cept SUNDAY
1890 A. NJ. for EiInira and Renova,
DAILY, except sunday. For Williamsport
daily, $40 p m
7.1OP. NJ. for williamsport, Rochester.
Saturday, with Sleeping Car Washington
to Suspension Bridge. via Buffalo.
oseI Fl iGr NTs naPanlsasnS
Sleeping Car Washington TO Enira.
FOR PhiIadelphia. New York and the
East
Win knlphR pihing Car from Ba!tlmore Ssss SeE1
lar at Z .O5 Dining Carl 7,2o. 500, 1000
Dining Gar. aG l6;Oi1 i0;O5 Dining Carr;
W!!%ins.Hn %a6. s.4o, 10 90, and M ii'ss p Il. 4.
On Sunday, I :o3 dining Car, 20. 800,
f995 f,s@ MSimnston, WINNIE % a. M NJ fs45 f2s4ng sf Car
4.2o. $40, 1000, and 30 p. NJ. For
Philadelphia only, Fast Express, $50
days. d; M. s.oi and $40 r M; daiIy For
Boston without change. 80 A. NJ, week
rIt 1000 1908, 80, Ii 90 and ii 90 A.
NJ. i2.l5, i%;45, 2;91. 3d5, $40, 400
IN IN ioipsi On Sunday i.o5 90, H soo, s6s 90
1905, 1870, loo A; NJ, 1915, Lis.
2.oi, s.15, SAC, 600 Ljim%i,ed, 40,
For T TPope's Greek Line, 7.2O a. m. and SO
2: N 1nnGs aaly e9essppt 7espp soS ssaoRSdayi "a. M
davs, TU 5 5 90 a. m. and 4. 80 p. m. 'un'
Atlantic S9asf aed ST. specia
Pm. weekdays Express for Richmond,
points on Atlantic Coast Line, 4.3O A. NJ,
3AeP daily; Ga,;x ffnmSad kihaod and nd, ,Atlanta
Acconanodation c. Tor euan,.co, 7.4s a. m
daily land ,ndr;a d;So p @ 80 ewsSssaays. Sss ya. On
S.4b. 1887, 11.60 q. m. 1880, 10
500 4aS 800; on Sa1 snISd 81 iS.S.qS; sa 19. 70:
sas sna q. an M. s.45. 6.i5. s.o$ ana % 10. 10 10
Leave Alexandria for Washington, COS.
6.43. 100, 500, s:i9. IL: 10, lo.SS q: M,
100, 7.20, S.10, 1852 ana I1;Os p. M.
On Sunday at GAS, $40, 1928 q. NJ.
2.15, $50. 7-OO' 7.2O. 9.lO and 1862
d. NJ
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and G
streets and at the station, Sixth and Il
streets, where orders can be left for the
checking of baggage to destination from
hotels and residenceE
8. Is. PROVOST. J. R. WOOD,
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HELP WANTED AND SITUATIONS WANTED
Twenty Words for Ten Cents.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A special meeting OF the stockholders of
the Cross Manufacturing Company is
called TO be held January %, 1896, WE'D
NESDAY, at 3 p. H., 1T tie office OF the
company, l07 King street, Alexandria,
Va. for the purpose OF reOrganizing the
board OF directors. w. A. DISNEY,
Secretary. jauS-21t
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j anua ry,


The world lies fair, beneath the unshad-
owed skies,
Clad in an ermincd robe the heavens pre-
pare;
And trees their crystal-weighted spleud-
orS bear,
By the gold sunshine won to opal guise;
The rivers frozen breast transparent lies;
And crisp aud keen, Of mountain tops
aware,
Down from the northern peaks the north
ern air
whirls DER the spa arkling snow that,
drifting, flies.
The sunsets roll away in brilliant tides;
The twilights linger in pale green light;
Along the emerald path the new moon
glides
And searches crescent-souled some fairer
height;
And all the Winters icy triumph hides
In January's bosom, cold and white.
MRS. wHITON-STONE.
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SO CENTS down; new credit system;
banquet lamps, rugs, portieres, in,n
curtains, table linen, clocks, Decorate
dinner and toilet sets, blankets, fanny
and teachers Bibles, etc; send postal;
will bring samples. NORTHEAST CREDIT
HOUSE. 1910 Ii me-; open evenings.
ia1e-2t
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TYPEwRITING done on shortest
notice; day or night; reasonable rates.
MISS EDITH HUTCHINSON, COS 1-2 E
st. NV.
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FOR RENT-SecOnd floor fl0t OF 3
rooms; good condition; private. small
family: SI2 50 per month. 1851 Cor
coran st. NV. jan14
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FOR SALE-Best make of incubators
broodcrs and fresh green bone; cali
and see the incubators in working order.
Schmid's Bird and Pet Animal Stores, Tie
18th st. NV, aud 122l Pa. ave.
Ock-tf.
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FOR RENT-Well heated. neat and
clean rooms: sic and SO. G2S E
st. NV jan14-3t
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PORK sausage, buckwheat cakes and
coffee, 1Oc.; best 15c. meal in city at
MONKS, 93l Z st. NV. ja1i-3t .em
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THE PALACE CAR.


Handles nothing but the Anheuser- Busch
Union made beer. Labor men will make
a note of this. ja16-1t
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wANTED-HoUSES.

w A NTED Immediately. for cash
Customer. house in good location, NV.
or Georgetown preferrcd; price not to ex-
ceed $4,000. Owners address, R. w.
.WALk AR q son. tOOG Est. jai6-3t
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FOR RENT--Two very desirable front
rooms. 2904 Brightwood ave. ja14-3t
FOR RENT-Three unfur. rooms at
SUO 2:,d st. NV. jan14-3t
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FOR SALE-A donkey for driving and
riding; gentle and safe for children.
Inquire 46O st. NV ial 4 3t-em
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WANTED-ROOMS.

ANTED-with refined family, 2
Coppic,e furnished rooms, for light
hou useiccping; must be cheap. w. L.
RICHARDSON, No. 2 c ST. ne. 1t
w AETED-Twonice yrurnishedrooms
1or light housekeeping; state terms and
particulars. address l.. o. F., this office.
a15-3t-em
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LADIES suits made for $500; perfect
fit and finish; also chiidren's dresses.
92ON Yave INV ia14-3t,em
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ARTIFICIAL eyes polished. 81.
Mrs. WOOD, 131 11th st. NV.
jal3-3tem
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PORK sausage, buckweat cakes and
coffee, 1Oc-; best 15c. meal in city at
MONKS, 931 Z st. NV. ja163t-em
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MOST OF them not insured. Morning
Times. Insure your property against
fire. BLOCK CO., 615 NV ia7-tf &.
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PEHsQNA.L-w asIlng,on. d; C.; r.c oct;
FOR Ic,,igpstiop and Constipation ami have
h.en greatly benefited. Within two mnnths
/ gained over 20 pounds In riesh. MfhoN
NJ DARKER
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FOR SALE lot of roll butter, 4c.a
pound; 1 horse for $4,000. 18Th and
I sts. ne. ial4-2t-cm
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FOR SALE-Original copy of paper
with full account Of the assassination of
President Lincoln. Address +. 9. D.. this
office. jail s-3tcm
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M SSAGE and bath, with alcohol d
rubOings, by Mrs. E. c. CuRILSr .OS
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LAW class for women; women inter
ested in forming a class for the study of
law requested to confer with either OF the
undersigned. ELLEN SPENCER MUSSEY,
470 La. ave. NV. EMMA NJ. GILLETT
S02 st. NV, 1al6-6t-em
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FOR SALE-LoTs.

FOR SALE-TwoSf fine lots in Wood
side, short distance from city: fine loca
ton; low. prices. Address c. H. 6 2612
Pa. ave. DIV. ja12-7t
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FOR SALE-Stock and fixtures of an
old-cstablished meat and prov ision store;
long lease. Apply 713 F st. sw. ia 14-3tem
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Wanted--Try Rubber Roof PALM.
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FRER
And charge only for painting: work gusrausesl
NAT. RUBBER ROOF PAINT CO, l1s5 8th ~
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FOR RENTING communicating fur.
front rooms on I'd floor: water and gas.
1903 II st. NV. ian14-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES

WA NTED-To by paying busi-
ness; must be Il bargain; for cash. Ad
dress CASH BUYER. this office. 1t
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FOR RENT-A large. handsomely fur.
room on I'd floor. with heat and gas:
rent cnelD Call 206 Mass ave NV. in 3-3t
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quires immediate loan of $3.50. Best Sc
curity deposited and satisra ctory commits
sion paid. BOSTONIAN, this office. Item
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wANTED-Toh buy good secondhand
Uop psiastou. Call 1923 sth NV.
ian Stem
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FOR SALE-Some chamber furni-
ture in good condition. also a lot Of
good mating. Apply at 81 8 Rhode Island
avenue. ia1O-tf
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished rooms,
for housekeeping; quiet house. 1858
L st. NV. ja16-3t-em
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
In Effect january @, 1890

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND D
STREETS.
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FOR RENT-S4.E0 per week for fine
2d-flOOr front room, with beard; suit
able for two persons: handsome folding
to1A.of
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wANTED-A partner with money to
help put four first-class proprietary med
icin es on the market: a fortune in it. Address
u. II. EEALL, Dickerson, Montgomery
County, Md. Ja13-3t-em
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-Small farm; 20 miles
from " ashington, on W asbington South
ern Railroad, at Lorton Station. Inquire
of j. NJ. SPRINGAiAN, Springman P. o.,
Va. ta14-1t
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FOR SALE-Cigar store and pool.
rooln; old established stand; in good
location; doing good business; owner has
other business; bargain If sold at once.
Address A z. L. this Office. ia G-3t
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wASrEp-posrAGE STAMPS.

TELEGRAPHY rapidly taught;
easy terms, good chance Ior Doys
and girls 10 to Is years old. TIA 11th
st. NV. 1al ~
DEP RTMENT Stamps. ali kinda
and any quantity. bought and highest
cash prices given. u. F. DUNhH0RSI.
1905 7th st. NV. Ce12-u
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FOR RENr-sTABLEs i.

FOR REN BLES
FOR RENT-2-story frame stable rear
warehouse; no horses; SIS permonth. Ap-
ply at above number. jail 3-3tem
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FOR RENTS Nicely papered rooms;
gas; a. m. l.; Cd floor; $12. sos 30 st.
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FOR RENT-615 9Th st. NV. COM
municating front rooms; furnished; suit
able for persons; also single rooms with
or without board. ja16-3tem
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l.OOO large business cards, ST.; work
satisfies all. B. l. HAYS, printer,
1921 NJ st. ne. ja2-lm,em
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
S66O,OO buys sixty $1,000. 8 per cent
notes, payable monthly, and secured by
deed of trust on property worth double;
good as U. 8. bonds. X 81, this office.
ja16-2t
MONEY TO LOAN-In large sums.
~ as low as $1,000, at and pe
cent on ID C. real estate; also $26O. $500.
$3.50, etc., at per cent. WIN. II. SAUN-
DERS & CO., 1407 F st. NV. II
MONEY TO loan at and per cent on
District of Columbia realty; no delay II
security is satisfactory.
WALTER Il. ACKER, 704 14th NV.
WA ANTED-Theloap of So, 900 on first.
class Inside property: no agents. 70S
10th st. se12-t
MONEY TO LOANM,.An classes Of
real estate loans made with prOmptneSs
atcurrent rates. THE McLACHLEN REAL
ESTATE AND LOAN COMPANY, corner
10th and G streets NV. m0-d
WE. take as collateral any listed stock OF
bond In any city of the United States;
also old line life Insurance policies, syndi.
cate certificates, warehouse receipts, real
estate mortgages and trusts. YERKES b
BAKER, 40 to 46 Metzerott Building.
ii. K. FULTON'S Loan office. 1918
Pa.ave. NV. Established IN 1e1 ~. Money
leaned on watches, diamonds. 5ewa2ry, sill
vcrware, ETC. Special barga1nSfn WATCHES,
jewelry and siiverwafe. au2O-6m
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FUR. house and board family of three;
fair terms and permanent If suited. FAM.
lily, this office. jaS-lOteIn
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PAINTING AND DECOhATlNG:
Rooms handsomely decorated from slo
nm. Designs and, estimates furnisheu
CHAS ERNST CO, 121G st.n
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FOR SALE-ODe of the oldest estab-
lished corner groceries in the southeast;
cash sales run as hign as S14O; will sell
stock, fixtures, ice box, horse and wagon;
owner has other business, and must sell at
once. Address S. Z. GROCER, this office.
ill5 SC
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FOR RENT-1022 9Th ST. NV, fur. and
unfur. rooms. suitable for light house
keeping; reasonable rates. lan14-3t
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wANTED-To purchase IL feet Of
,gnt office railing. Address, giving de-
scription and price, PRUDENT, this office.
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WATCHES replated; gold, 81; silver
15c at DIV WYER'S, $50 1-2 9th st. NV
Ja13-5tem
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FOR RENf-HoUsEs.

FOR EXCHANGE-Will exchange
beautiful home in District for improv-
ed farm on railroad near Washington. Ad-
dress EXCHANGE, this office. ja16-St
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WA ANTED-To rent a farm between
etc w. s. D., this office. ja16-3t
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wANTED-Hair mattresses to make
over, l, So; 4, S1.75; 8, 81 90; with new
ticking $3.50. Address National Capital
Floor Waxing, Furniture, Emameline, and
Upholstering Company. Proprietor and
patentecs of the Glide Floor Waxing Brush.
1925 O st. NV jaDc.l4t
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w wANTED-Small family washing. sin-
gle lady's OF gents. 419 Washington
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ON acc"ant Of some pressing European
business, will offer Young " Co.'S old
established safety oil aud fluid route;
horse and wagon; also best stock OF paints,
oils, etc, at half price. Inquire or cali
1901 7ih ST. NV ja14-3t
SA EG Investment Tor your money, pay
ing 20O to 800 per Ceut annually; full
particulars free. Address EXCELSIOR,
this office. ja11-6t-em
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PERSONALS.

LADIES and children can have their
hair shampooed at their residence by
competent hairdresser, 90 cents and up
ward. Address HAIRDRESSER, this office.
Item
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ANCERS cured without the knife;
ample references. Sanitarium, 800 G
st. NV. CHARLES ALLEN, NJ. d.
nO2O.3mO
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wANTED-To buy on time two good
poor tables. Address POOL, this office.
ialS-Ht
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ANTED-Carpets and rugs to clean:
coiors restored equal TO new py our
nroc,.ss: terms easonable; satisfaction guar.
aanteed. Address w. d. MuNDAY. 713
Nd. ave. ne. ueoi-I ~
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WA ANTED-Within week, couple to
occupy best part of furnished house. %
F st. ne., and serve dinner TO three persons
for rent; refs. required. Item
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FOR SALE. Rent or Exchange-New
frame house; cellar; water; one or more
acres. b. & Z. r. R., Room z, $50 F
st. INV. 1a12-7t
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PIANO. Organ, Vocal Music aud theory
taught by j. F. GERMUILLER, Gil /
st. NV; terms moderate delS-1mo
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MUSIC lessons given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Address LUDWIG NAECKER, 723 9TH st.
GO ta16-1rno
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nO20-3mo
JUS,C received; fine lot young Gu
ban parrots, guaranteed to talk; also
monkeys. canaries mocking birds, gold fish.
dogs, and fancy pigeons. SCHMID'S, 712
18th st. NV, branch 1921 Pa. ave.
my1 Off
GUNS. rifles, revolvers, loading tools.
hunters outfits, watches, jewelry,
one-half regular dealers priod at PAWN
SHOP, No. 1909 E st. NV. oc1-6mo
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wANTED-RoARDERs.

FOR RENT-112O 16tn st. NV, cheer.
ful, well appointed I'd floor trout and
other roums: choice table board, reasona bic.
Near Treasury and War Departments.
ia14-7t
ia BILE BOARD-$2.50 so to So: 90 per
week MISS LAURA RAMSEY. first
class caterer. 7t5 0 st. NV. meals sent out
to families. jail
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FOR RENT-9O5 9Th st. NV, parlor,
open fire; other rooms; with or with
out hoard jal5 St
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-07
Adelaide Herrmann's Color Dances.

In part four of Herrmsnn's program at
Providence Opera house, Oct. ., 9, and 10
and Saturday matinee, Adelaide Hermann
VIII present four Of her wonderful color
dances. The first, L'Etoile de Mutt, Is
an impression OF the night, full of soft
and mysterious effects an interpretation
OF the romance of starlight. La Dsnse de
Nesuyius is a tire dance. In the midst OF
weird, orchestral prelude, the genius of
the volcano, enveloped in glowing ora
pory, is suddenly revealed, bending over
a fiery pit. At her summons the sGlen
glare rises about her, tho flames ascend
in ever-incressing volume, they writhe
about her limbs and throw grotesque
shadows through the theater, then com
pletely envelop her III fierce impetuosity.
The effect is appalling but brilliant In
the extreme. Following the fire dance
comes lie Rayon du Soleil. description
OF the varying effect OF sunlight from the
first light tiitting of dawn along the hill
tops, the sporting Of warm morning in
the fields, the dazzling noon and the pa
geant OF retiring day, with Its countless
brilliant tints. The Lily CT the Orient is
the latest addition to these spectacular
creations. Three hundred and fifty yards
OF drapery are used In the dance, which
terminates in perfectly formed lily
reaching nearly to the arch OF the pros
cenium. II is alike impossible to predict
the future of these color compositions or
to adequately describe the beauty Of their
present development. 1t Is certain, how
ever, that these furnish one of the most
beautiful of stage effects.
Hermann himself will give an exhi BIZ
tion that cannot to duplicated in the
world and he has long held the distinc-
tion OF the Prince OF Magicians.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-07
!! GPORTING :!
!. .......GOSSIP. J
Harvard and Princeton won their prelimi

Harvard and Princeton won their prelimi-
nary matches in the morning.
The great surprise was when II. Driscoll
OF Georgetown defeated &. X. Budlong,
the Brown crack. Budlong came into the
tournament as possible champion, but
Driseoils work reversed the chances OF
the two players. Driscoll is champion OF
Southern California. and only arrived
from the Pacific Coast last evening. After
journey OF eight days his work today
was phenomenal. Driscoll stood up to
the net and smashed Budiong's clever
lobs in way that was surprising. He
was all over the corrt and apparently tire
less. Budlong fought hard, but 1t was
useless. Driscoll defeated him with ease.
Yesterdays play did not close until late,
and by evening Harvard had shown
such strength that she is conceded TO
have the best chance to win the tourna'
meni, although Yale may have some sur
prises. The summary:
Preliminary Roun d-Leo Ware, Har-
ward, beat G.. T.. Andrews. Wesleyan,
6-2, e.
i. A. ohnkey, fIlnceton, ueht y. h
Davis, Wesleyan, by default.
K. Hooker, Yale, beat A. A.. Barrows,
Brown. 4-6, 6--3, 6-3.
First Ronnd-T A. Drlscoll, George
town beat Clarence Il. Budlong, Brown,
Cd, 6-3.
H. Hscke,t, Yale, beat I. s. Evans,
Princeton, 6-2, CO.
Leo Ware, Harvard, beat ]. A. Sankey,
Princeton, 60, 6-2.
q. z. Dodge, Yale, beat l.. Perry, Will
liams, l0-S, Ga.
IL. /. Foster, Harvard. beat II. N. Will
son, University Of Pennsylvania, 6-3,
&c.
s. q. Thompson, Princeton, beat W. D.
Gennert, Columbia. ny default.
Nj. ID. Whitman, Harvard, beat j. G..
Neely, Cornell, Go, 6-3.
Z. S. Rogers, University OF Pennsyl-
vania, beat Il. b. Good body, Williams, Sc,
3-6, 6-3.
T. ". Heitkamp, Cornell, beat Q. w.
Mcmillan, Columbia, by default.
Il. A, Driscoll, University OF George
town, beat Heitkamp, "a, 6-2.
Doubles Budlong and Barrows. Brown,
beat Thompson and Sankey, Princeton,
Go, g..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-07
THE CHESS TOURNAMENT.

Yesterdays play In the chess tourna-
ment was 10 an unusual degree barren OF
interesting result, there being but one
game In the six that furnished any sur
prise whatever. That was the game In
which Mofo,zy, who started so auspi-
ciously, was beaten ty his countryman,
Charousek. Winawer scored the only
other win, the victim being Albin, who
on the day before conquered Pillsbury. or
the other games, threeSwere drawn and
ope was adjourned.
scblecbter's persistent drawing tactics in
a four knights game completely bafiled
Piilsbury, who was snxi Gus to make up
for the ground lost. Pillsbury proHted,
however. by his fate at Albin's hands,
when he speculated too much in the po-
ion, and he contented himself with a
draw after "a moves.
For II moves Noa and Tschigorin con-
Quoted the fight resulting from q Giuoco
piano, opened by the We teran and then
finally an agreement TO craw was made.
The Russian champion was outplsyed in
the middle stages. and the ending found
him working hard Tor draw. In this
he was materially assisted by Nos's care
less play.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-07
CAYLOR'S BALL GOSSIP.
Some Of the Cracks That the Season
Has Developed.
McJames the Prize Of the Year-Prob-
able Liquidation Against Coaching.

The National league baseball season hav-
ing come to an end, 1t is interesting to
look back to the opening Of the champion
ship season and take note Of the failures
and successes Of the "young blood" pur-
chased or drafted from the minor clubs.
The Bostons can name Bergen and Kobe
danz as certainties, with Lewis probable
success. Brooklyn turns out two OF the
most pronounced young stars In Jones and
Payne. New York made a water haul OF
about go neophytes who wero tried, one
alone gave satisfaction, and he needs ton
ing down or up. 1 mean young Seymour.
Philadelphia, like Boston, began the young
blood experiment late in the season. HUI
len is the only new player retained OF the
few who were on tho pay roll in April He
is retained, but his left hand throwing
acts as II handicap to his infield work
Mertes and Keener. who were secured in
midseason, cannot DO as yet rated satisfao-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-07
Repertoire of the Rostonians.

The ever welcome Bostonians are
underlined for weeks engagement at
the Providence Opera House, beginning
Monday, October IL. The artists include
the famous singers of the native stage
and music lovers are coDjured with the
names OF Henry Clay Barnabee, William
u. Mcdonald, Jessie Bartlett Davis,
Eugene Cowles, George Frothingbam,
Harry Brown, Josephine Bartlett, 5. l..
Studley. Hilda Clarke, Allco Nielsen,
William E. Pheip, L. K. Cole, Gracia
Quire, [. Il. Landie, &. X. Hawley, Il.
II. Burnside, May Won Dresser, j. T..
Merrill and others. The repertoire as
arranged Is as follows: Monday, Wednes-
day matiree, Thursday and Saturday,
"Robin Hood" Tuesday and Saturday
matinee, "a War Time Wedding;" Wod-
nesday, "Bohemian Girl" and oil Fri-
day, "prince Ananias." The ssle OF seats
will open Friday.