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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-05
GIRL burglar NOW MANIAC
In a Straight jacket in a Padded Cell
of PaSSIio County Jail.

Remarkable Career Of Jeannette
PhuIs, Who Was Once q Distin-
pushed Belle-"My Life is a Good
Sermon" She is Suspected OF a
Series of Burglaries, but Not Until
Last Sunday Did the Police Sue
ce1d in Capturing Her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

LADIES' FASHION JOURNALS FOR
March are in ana the literary magazines
are, coming in daily. Plenty Of cheap
books, school books. stationery. Eastern
and Western daily papers, Gospel Hymns,
Church Hymnals ard Bibles. c. II.
QIIMBY. 1fl4 Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-05

female deD3l -meNL ana IL Oo447''
watched to prevent an attempts at sui
eide.
jeanette is a native OF Patterson and
is well known there. There was
time when she was regarded as one
OK the p1etdest girls in New Jersey
and the young men used to vie with
each other in their endeayors to pay
her attention.
For a long time the people Of Patter-
son have suffered from q series C- ouIs-
.3r.es. Chief of Police Fred Graul put
his best detectives az work, DuI 'ue
clever burglar was more than a ll1lcA
for them. Watch as they would the
burglar would so. ahead OF them ana
rob The house OF some prominent clliz5u
almCs. under their eyes. They hh~IlS
gave mp i'm despair. Early SUNDAY
morning the wife Of Josiah +. DOIe-
mus. a retired real estate dealer hNlng
at No. 20 Pearl street. Patterson, heaid
burglar i'm her house and gave Jhe
alarm The police spOnjed and the
thief turned ont TO be pretty JedneJle'
80. ,1.l otl,9r' orticIos of value done
NJ, n, -, r,ilaclotb ready TO carry off
Recorder Senior sentenced her 10 Jhe
county Jail ON o charge OF dlsoroerF
conduct. and held her TO await the ac-
ton of The grand jury which conyenes
next month. on the charge OF burglary
THE IRISH BEAUTIES.
v-be,, tho officers went TO take the
w mem 'ue olllCs'3 ~, H.. soIrJ her
Sili 10 .ilt Couu'5 J',,' VA ,.e.e,do,-
4"-o IN. 1-..l1--,od e,-nn-
e "lsp.ol -o .''''' c,,., ,,.a. nIaced in
'o-N7 vi 'l5-,i'-'' ~-'
l,'t"," S'll' ..., 1.,,otta and
Cu- 81 lev ,.ll So ,.-.,..,rled ae tb.a
e3,IIe Nl0, l'71l. w. 80 - PATERSON
vi ~. ',-... f,+ic,, - mucb-
-.' ~ ~ -,-- t,-,,.l s.rset Thov
-. -l1.ol,,s i'm ~ To-
.,.,,.. .,e,@c5,sl school and were called
I.,,t I,l,,, is " Jeanette had rosy
No.. lorobiro biYe ewes and a wealth
Of lnywfgT- chestnut colored hair
,-bicb was The envy Of half the girls in
Town. THev were greatly sought after
l.u. turned q deaf ear TO every sutton
mil ono Initiated d7v the Fhillis boys
came along. They were win brothers
Jim and Bo3-Who had lnneri15u d
fortune nom their laJhet' VINO nau oeen
fortunate in real estate spetu,a'ioLS.
The twins rel lh rove WIN '.le aIs-
tegs. and oCuole "euulHS va ,'T
sun. ne nelSiDoi9 prop 80 8. --' '.1
py tuJure Ior 'he sl.-s' Ou' yiII. ~ @.
dlcucn was nol re.tllIeu. IS, 40 IoIs 80 a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-05
$40 REWARD.

The above Reward will be
paid to any one who will secure
the arrest and conviction Of the
person or persons who are now
regularly stealing the DAILY
and SUNDAY REGISTER onthe
island and North Main street.
West Virginia Printing co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-05
SHE SERVED TIE UNION


Ecrraret Drahau. just Enter
Her twentieth year, Rendered
invaluable Aid TO the Federal
Forces ON October 8, 18G2-Her
Death Recently at Her Home in
r.r---ncebmI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-05
pOMCE Suspicious.

Her foreboding seems to have come
true sooner than she anticipated.
Warden John Buckley. of the Passaic
county Jail. yesterday said he feared
the girl would never recover her mental
faculties.
The police of Paterson say that
Jeanette's insanity is feigned for the
purpose of ovaling a trial for burglary
and obtaining diet of milk punches at
the JAIL but Warden Buckley does not
share this opinion. though ne says
she gets the punches on the advice Of
the Jail physician. jeanette was al
ways am advocate of the new woman
idea and is credited with having said
that there was nothing a woman could
not do if she made uD her mind TO do it.
She usually dressed i'm the advanced
bicycle costume and was one of the
most expect wheelers Of the place. Her
bl0Omer costume was always subdued
i'm color and becoming. She has three
months imprisonment to serve on the
charge of disOr3erly conduct. and when
she gets ont If she is not transferred
TO lunatic asylum she will be tried
on the burglary charge
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-05

Special 20 the Beeis-er.
Pqrkersburg. ~. VA. March Sub
scriptions are being taken by L. y.
Dunbar. of this city to be used I'M
drilling an oil voll two miles north o.,
this citv near C.. u. Sha,tuck's farm
Experienced oil men state that the oil
break extends I'm thar direction.
OH CITY. Pa. March t-Credir ba3-
ances S1.2S. certificates. C2ened and
hichest SI.26. lowest and closed. Sl24.
sales 5000 barrels, shipments. 63,-i5
barre IS. runs. SS1l- barrels
Ne~ York. March +-PetrOleum.
weak, closed at Sl.25 bid.
The evening times., 1896-05-16
CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
corner Tenth and u streets northwest
Rev s. Al Newman, ID. D., pastor. The
pastor Will preach at IA. and p IN.
Evening sermon, last upon the early church.
Subject, The Growth OF the New Testa-
lament Music by quartet and chorus,
school, $50 u IN. Christian Endeavor.
p. III.
PASTOR f. HEZ SVEN, has returned
from Chattanooga, and speaks Sonday. II
services benefited the church. Free pews.
Az invited. Second Baptist Church audi
forum, Fouth street and Virginia avenue
southeast.
d. c., Rev. A. 6. Harrison pastor Sun
day school. 9:3 a. M; preaching, II
a. m, subject, From Egypt to the Prom
ised Land young peoples meeting, $40
p. M; preaching, p M, subject, The
Bible Prayer meeting Wednesday, 1:3O
p. N.
VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH-Pastor F. d. Power at l a
M; S. W. Mission, 3:3 . p. M; Y. p. S.
C. E., p. m. Seats free and all welcome.
EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Maryland avenue and Sixth street north
east. Rev. Thomas Chalmers Easton, D.
D., pastor, Will preach at IL a. M; at
7:45 p. IN. Rev, Eper q. Mathena. Ph. D.,
D. D., San Francisco, Cal, will preach
excellent music will be rendered; pastors
CLASS LOT yOuDE luCu, S.o " SdD-
bath school, $3.50 Il. M; Y. p. s. c. E.,
3 p. m. and seniors at&,45 p. m. Stra ngers
cordially invited.
THEOSOPHY-Mr Burcham Harding. a
regular lecturer of the Theosophical So
cIcty, will give three free lectures at
N ctZcrott Hall. small, as follows: At
p. IN. Sunday night, 18th, on "Reincar-
nation Monday night. 18th, on Human
Psrfectibility:" Tuesday. night. 18th, on
violin. each lecture. Entrance street.
Take elevator. All free. Public invited.
c. E. MISSION OF THE WESTERN
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Ncw >Hamr-
shire avenue and II street northwest. sun
da school. =. IN. Gospel services Wednes-
day evening 8 p. m. All welcome.
MACEDONIANBA PTIsTCHU Hills
dale, d. c., Rev. c. G: Mason, pastor
by the pastor, general services at night.
All are invited.
METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH
Sixth and A streets northeast. DR.. g. S.
williams, pastor. Sunday school, $50 a.
M: b. Y. p. u, p. m; sermons, IL
a. m and g p. IN. Come and hear Dr.
Williams. All are most cordially wei
coined.
EBENEzER NJ E. CHURCH. Fourth
Clair, Ph. b., pastor:.9 n. M, Sunday
school; IL a. m. and 8 p. m. sermon
by pastor; 3 p. M, Epworth League; 7:15
p. m. praise meeting. cordial welcome
FIRST NJ P. CHURCH, Fifth and Vir-
ginia avenue soutbeast-Rev. G @. Bacchus,
pastor Preaching II a. M Subject, "A
way to Pardon Reception of members.
All welcome.
FIFTH CONVERSATIONAL CHURCH
Eighth and l streets northeast. Rev.
pastor at IL a. M; subject, sixth ser.
mon on the Lords Prayer; 8 p. M, SER
mon by the pastor first series on Bun
yan's Pilgrims Progress, with stereop-
ticon views: C. E., Z p M: Jr. c. E., $50
D. m.; Sunda y-school, $50 a. 10.
The evening times., 1896-05-16
= ALTIMoRE -
= AND OHM
RAILROAD d.

Schedule in effect May 1886.
Leave Washington from station corner OF
Kew Jersey avenue and c street
For Chicago and North west. Vestibuled
Limited trains 80 a. M. sos p m.
For Cincinnati. st. Louis. and lndianap-
press 1215 night.
For Pitntsshurg and Cleveland. express
efas Sr LeIinston Tin 4 M ana naq sfaaotSn 40 3 m so m
For Winchester and way stations. b6 80
kaosv kaFa5S s'sTs n'ass Hsps fs.'sa s.aS
New Orleans. 1880 p. IN daily: sleeping
cars through.
FSI baimofe bsFag 40 Week p n dasl as' .oo $50
$50. $50 .ssS' ssSS' 5SiiS;So nfiss:ooss ssGS' a
sssss 1sso g. g. 1893 1888 1sS1e s5 ;ssS 1ssS
11ndsy: n. So m nsd g. 1895
.s2. y. 1906. I6'io. ESQ, $500, ' is:sS:: ssS:
rdG aS Annapa, sS 70 10 and sl g night! S
and a rs y. N. Sundays. $50 a H., 4 50
For Frederick. as 90. bill 80 a. M. cl ;1s.
d 80, b5 80 p. IN;
For Hagersto wn. bill 80 a. M. aid b6 80
For B oya and way points. week da "a. Q 90
{ 90 a M. I:I6. 7:06 p m
aay. oo s5o ana a opcns s%s so
s3S. $50. 5se. 7:o6, !l;sO p. m. sun:
days. 800 a. NJ. l:16. 6,36. 5:O5. 1925
p. m
For Washington Junction and way points,
$500 a NJ. GLIB p. m. Express trains
stopping at principal stations only. b4 80.
EoYAL Blue LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA
All trains Illuminated with PinLsch lRhs
For Philadelphia. New York, Boston and
the East, week days, Z 90; I;g2. 500, ,uV:UV
a. IN. Dining Carr, 1900, 2:35. 300. (5:O5
DiuIng Carr c:Uop ia. 2:ul night Sleeping
ca open at 600 c'ciocLI. Sunda ". as
Dining Carr, 300, (5:O5 Dining Carr, 90
12:Ol night. Sleeping Car open for pas.
Sengers 1000 p. m.J
Buffet Parlor Cars on all trains
For ATLANTIC City 1000 a. m. 200 noon.
eunda Us. 1895 p. M
bExcept Sunday. aDary. cSunday only.
xEXpress tram
baggage called for aud Checked from IN.
tells and residences by Union Transfer Com
pauy, on orders left at ticket Offices, SIa
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, New York
avenue and Fifteenth street. and at DEPOT
WN. b. GREENE. CHAS o. SCUiJ-
Gcn. manager 6en Pass. ARt
The evening times., 1896-05-16
Steamship Broke Her Own Record
Under u nfav ora Bile Conditions,

New York, May 16.-The American Line
steamer st. Paul, which arrived here last
night, broke her o wu record from Southamp-
ION Co this port, and imperilled the one
made by the proud New York OF the same
of the st. Paul's trip was six days, nine
hours and five minutes for 3,112.2 knots
an average of 20. "a knots per hour.
The best previous record was that of the
New York, which steamer ma de the passage
in six days, seven hours and fourteen
minutes, over the shorter course, of 3,O47
knots, her average speed being 20. L knots
per hour The best days run made by the
New York was 515 knots, and now the.
ST. Paul beats that by making o22 knots
up to noon today.
The remarkable part OF the st. Pauls
to run at reduced speed on account of fog
for a portion OF the last three days.
The evening times., 1896-05-16
An Ideal Sum mmer Drive.

Next time you drive out with your family
you will go TO the Rams Horn Inn ON the
Queen Chapel Road, a mile a nd half from
the terminus of the lexington and Soldiers
Home Railroad.
This beautiful and most attractive place
is kept by that most congenial and popular
of hosts, Mr.. Laupp, who S well known in
Washington.
This is the most delightful driving head
quarters III the neighborhood of the Capt. al
and it is predicted that the Rams Horn
will be the most popular of road houses
within the siX-mile circle.
Rams Horn Inn is most easily reached
and accommodations for mar and beast are
unsurpassed.
This hotel is speedily securing a large
share of the pleasure travel that formerly
went along the Conduit Road.
The Inn is perfectly equipped, and the
grounds are most beautiful
The evening times., 1896-05-16
CHURCH NOTICES.

METAPHYSICAL LECTURE, 9e4 F
street norlhwcst-Sunday u. IN. Sub
ject, Control Your Conditions" Special
office days. Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day. Public invited. William and Nina
v. Hughes.
NORTHEAST BAPTIST CHURCH, on
First between c and ID streets northeast.
Rev. j. H. Robinson pastor. Preaching at
d. IN. sub ec5, God Called Noses" SUM-
day School at $50 n. m; Christian Endeavor
G GOD. n WI Hold Thy Right Hand '' i"'
The evening times., 1896-05-16
BOUND TO GET A PENSION.
Big Negro Crank Stampeded the Lady
Clerks In the, Office

Clerks In the Office.
A tall colored man dashed into the Pen
sion Office yesterda morning and stampeted
a bevy of lady clerks who were waiting
the commencement OF office hours.
The ladies fled in every direction, while
the captain of the watch took the negro
into custody.
WHAT'S the matter with you?" demanded
the captain.
II wants Il penshun, sab, an Use got ter
get it,
The man was wildly insane and produced
a mass of newspapers and old letters he had
picked up in the streets.
Policeman Barnes was sent for and
escorted the crank to Sanitary Officer
Franks office. There he gave his name
as Frank Walker, and said he had Just
arrived from Natchez, Miss.
Were you ever in the army?'' asked Mr.
Frank.
mo, sah."
"Then why do you expect pension?''
"'Cose l wuz hurted up thar by de gov.
ment," and Walker tapped his Uranium
significantly, producing a hollow sound like
that made by rapping a gourd.
How did the government injure your
head?"
"Dat's er secret, sab. But de gov'ment
owes me big munuy.'
receipt found in the insane mans
pocket showed that his fare had been paid
from NatcheZ to Washington. He said he
was born in Adams county, La.
Walker was sent to No. l station In the
patrol wagon, and is now in a cell.
The evening times., 1896-05-16
ppowS FOR VICE president.
The Ex-Governor Of Rhode Island Ia
In the Race.

Said a prominent Rhode lsla nder AT
the Shorcham last night: small states
and sure states sometimes surrender utl-
cnn,,sted their just claims to political
recognition. The 'prodigai gets the Mlalteu M
calI The elder son seldom makes merry
at the public crib. ,,,, ...,,,-,
Tine rising tide upon which western
candldatcs base their assurance of victory
is leading New England to inquire IS
she to be altogether left out IN the cOld.
We notice that little Rhody presents one
of her first citizens for Vice Presldentiai
honors. and New EDgland's Endorsement
of th!s claim could not be considered
presumptuous.
.Ex-tiov. D. Russell Brown OF Rhode
Island declares himself i'll the race to
STAY While others seem to be modestly
waiting for the office TO be passed on a
silver plate, Gov. Brown, with rugged
self-respect. evidently is willing to take
his pie in hand.
And why not? He is fully equipped
by natural ability, acquired experience
in legislative and executive duties. and by
Il long an honorable and successful bus
ness career.
Mckinley and Brown, or Allison and
Brown-Which?''
The evening times., 1896-05-16
SUMMER RESORTS.
Chevy Chase.

Chevy Chase Lake and the beautiful
grove bordering its banks Is the ideal
place to spend 4 few hours each day dur
ing the summer months. The grounds are
kept clean, aud perfect order is maintain
ed. A delightful place to take your chill
dren for a days outing to roam In the
woods surrounding the lake shore. 40
conmodations are made for picnic parties.
and no better place can be found for the
purpose. Donch's band will play every
evening during the sumHer from until
10 O'Clock Pleasure boats for hire on the
lake at all times. Take cars or the CapL
tai Traction Company.
The evening times., 1896-05-16
New Dock mt Hull Collupses.

London, May ia serious accident Oc-
Cured to the new dock at Hull YESTERDAY
which involved a. loss of upwards or
E1CO,OOO. The dock was virtually COLL
pletei and IA caissou shad been fixed az,
lis entra nee with the object of preventing
the water flowingl iu.6 The caisson COL
lapsed at high tide and the tide
water, flowing inc from the old dock.
The Flow of water was So strong that none
of the vessels could be controlled and
their violent contact with one another
soon reduced them Y, ILass of wrecka Ge.
The evening times., 1896-05-16
RAILROADS..
Southern Railway.
(PIEDMONT AIR LINE.)

All sfsna srrvs In efssss sSa tsys tAPy H. 1sss
81 n,na..d m;mDaiig, l0ea! for Danyllle connects
siSlpday iUlp Snd Wl,, at ,LynShburS with the Sos
sfidge s and ad clifto1 fo ForTss ORGY Tor The Natural
rAsf aAfh fmhDaly; cnq1iy; ths Ps,|mIT
ers, New ork and Washington To- steep
Vile, uniting at Charlotte with F1IimS"an., !.
New Y ork TO New Orleans, via MonIpodieeeper nieeper
connecting at Atlanta with Pullman sieeSs,
a for birmingham; Memphis and st. Lo1ix
45i p. m@Daiy. local rer rfena chario,1easayy,. sisnaay
sdbTfa&SEsTERN bSfa r Ra' vMEAsHThiBsHITSN vEsTiBHITTSSN 4N5
TIED. composed of Pullman vestibaiet
sleepers. dining cars and day coaches
anu Hot sprihEs. T. New w YORK io - Aaasviis
via Charlotte. Columbia, Savsnnah ami
Jacksonville. and New York to MemphIsa. Ia
via Atlanta and Montgomery SoutheSS,
> Railway vestibulcd day coach Wasn,
ington 10 Atlanta. Dining car. Greensboro
'c TkahNs kahsksieeSi 81 WASHINGTON AVN
OHIO DIVISION leave Warrington s:Oi 8
DAY a. daS a2a 40 : @ S SnIy isl
pHIIx; dad aS p SSiny for e.
and 800 y. m. daily. from hound Hili and
{ :O6 q. IN. daily, exccpt'SuaLay, from Her~s.
doo. and s;34 a. u. daily. except Sundsz.
tron Leesburg.
Through trans from the South arrive a
Washington 6;42 a. m-, 2:2U n'
M, and $40 p. m. dauy Manassas dtyfS.
ion 1000 a. NJ. daily, except Sunday, ami
$40 q. NJ, daily, from Charlottesville
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and In
formation furnisheda at offices, 8 and 8ll1
PennsyIv avenue and at PennsyivsniS
Railroad 7 assenRer Station.
W GREEN: Gen. s9pt. I
W. A. TURK. Gen. Pass. Agent
l. 8. BROWN. Gen AXt. Pnss Deuns
The evening times., 1896-05-16
Punils Give a Concert,

The musical students of Mrs. Harriet Mills
gave Il concert at Metzerott Hall last night.
The audience was representative one and
few seats in the house We're left untitled
when the long program began. The stage
was beautifully banked in palms and ferns
with here and there an artistic bunch of
flowers.
The evening times., 1896-05-16
Another Call on Depositortes

Secretary Carlisle has made another call
on the depository banks i'll New York to
pay into the Treasury about 100000
held by them OF the recent bond money
This amount is called to be paid in by
June l. This will leave of the money de-
posted in the banks designated on account
of the bond issue still $4,000. 900, and this
will be called for by June 10, the date OF
the last pa yment due on the bond issue.
The evening times., 1896-05-16
c. A. c. Five-Back Tourney.

The second ASST gnment of the second series
in the Columbia Athletic Club five-back
no wiling tournament completed its eight
games last night. Four of the big Eight"
took part and put up big scores. Rice led
with 1S4 as his four game total and also
had the highest single game, with fifty
eight. and with $40 as his total for eight
easily leads both assignments.
Sims still has the highest single game
with score of So.
The evening times., 1896-05-16
U. S. Marine Corps Recruits Wanted.

Able-bodied, unmarried men of good
character and temperate habits, between
the ages OF 81 and 80 years, to be not
less than 5 feet o inches and not over 9
feet i'll height, and able to speak, read
and write the English language. Recruits
must be citizens or have legally declared
their intention to become citizens Apply
to Commanding Officer Marine Barra cks
Headquarters, Marine Corps, or Marine
Barracks Navy Yard, Washington, ID. C.
my16tojn3O
The evening times., 1896-05-16
pone to mi e Hunpurians.

encyclical letter to the Hungarian Eplsco.
pate upon the occasitA OF TIE celebration
OF the tEousandth anniversary of the found
ing OF the Hungarian Kingdom. His hoh-
ness recalls the long sentente which endu red
between the church, and Hungary and de-
plores the recent departure of Hungary
from that relation.
The evening times., 1896-05-16
COLLINS GETS $4,000.
Former Eckington Road COnductO,
Sued for Damages.

An award of damages in the sum OF
$4,000 was made to Raymond S. Collins
yesterday by Il jury in Judge Bradley's
court, circuit part No. 2.
He was Il conductor on the lexington and
Soldiers Home Railway and sued the cOm-
pany for damages in the sum of $50, 600.
Because OF u defective handle on the
side of his car he had fall August II,
1894, on New York avenue, near New
Jersey avenue that resulted in conclusion
of the brain.
The evening times., 1896-05-16
COMING TO THE THEATERS.

The Della Fox Opera Company will ap-
pear for the last time ut the National The
ater next week in their first success, The
Little Trooper
The Lituie Trooper" is clever, Astounding
in amusing situations and good lines, and
afrording ample opportunity for the display
OF Miss Foxs piquant graces. The music,
by William Furst, Is bright and catchy, and
several numbers promise To become very
popular.
1ne opera depicts the fortunes of Clair
etue, Il young nIiillDer, vino has married
EnIIle Durai, u captain oI Hussars. AU IN
expected Injecting III Paris with Matniue,
IornIer sweetheart OF Emile s, on the eve
of his return To his regiment, arouses Ciair-
cites suspicious, ana she follows HIM 10
camp, wnere she finds Mathilue, who has
preceded her Il few hours, and been intro
duced TO the officers OF the regiment us Mme
Duval by Lieut.. GiDard, an antiquated gal
liant, vino has peculiar genus Ior making
n,sta kes, as well violent love TO every
woman lie meets. The complications aris-
ing from her anupathy Ia Duval, the atteh.
tons of Gibard, aud the embarrassment OF
the disguise, are said TO be the occasion OF
many amusing situations.
The prices for the final week have been
placed at 81 per seat for the entire lower
floor. The advance sale or seats has been e8-
ceptiOnally large.
The fcte to be given in honor OF the
coronation OF the czar May 20 at the resi-
%
hue and the popula priced concert at the
Lafa yette by the wOrld-renowned Rus
sian Imperial Tscherkessian Orchestra next
Sunday night. will give decided Russian
air to the amusements OF a II classes for the
early summer.
The Tscherkessian Orchestra is one OF
the best-known bodies OF European mu-
siciaus The members of the orchestra num-
ber forty artists and are said to be "A re-
markably ha ndsome set of men and repre-
sent the truest and Oldest blood OF the most
famous tribe OF Tartars Of the RUSSIAN
bornmusicans. primarily FOR thtirph ysluue.
and are afterward trained TO musical
education.
They pla vail the popular music OF the day
as wen rs a CAREFUL y-chosen program oi
classical numbers. The conductor is Mons
Ivauof Schatoff. bandmaster OF the Gar
of Russia's favorite band stationed AT 81
Petersburg. and are all members or trlhc
that have lived for hundreds OF wears on
the steppes OF Southern Russia. Ihe men
make a striking appearance i'll their ma
tional military uniforms.
Kernan's LyCeum patrons are 10 nave
first-clasS cornpanv for their entert;llIIhenI
next week. Itis known as the W I'e 'rook
Company and Ia kes It's naI me from tne merry
burlcsuuc of that name which is te pflh-
ciral feature Of the performance.
The company is said to contain more
nretty girls than the usual organizations oi
mis- class nd thcv have trunks nun nI hehu-
rifuI costumes The male portion OF .ne
cnmnany Inc ciudesa number OF CleVercth"u-
ians' Songs. dances, drills ana spetlaiues
unite in an enjoyable performance
The evening times., 1896-05-16

The greatest clothing sale OF the season
is in full blast today at DyrenfOrth's. 621
Pa. ave, under the Metropolitan hotel.
Two carioads of summer clothing at so
cents on the dollar
The evening times., 1896-05-16
TWenty-four Years.
Study
Of Nervous. Brain. Spinal, and Chronic
Diseases Has Made
DR.. Walker

The Greatest Specialist in the world IN
such diseases. He has record unexceiied,
as Is attested by thousands of autograph
testimonials lie has on file from patients
lie has cured. Young or middle-aged men
suffering from the effects of their own
follies, vices. or eXcesses, or those who
feel their youthful vigor and power de-
Ginning, should consult DR.. Walker, and
be restored to health, strength, and
happiness
The evening times., 1896-05-16
SIS a Month

Covers Treatment and Medicines.
His well-known sanitarium at 1411 Penn
sylvania avenue, is open daily from 10
to 3: Monday, Wednesday. Thursday, and
Saturday evenings, to 8; Sundays. 10 to
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