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When Others Fail Co suit
Doctor CZarra,

The most able and successful specialist
IN the treatment of al Nervous, Chronic
and Private Diseases. Mrlte III YOU % S%dn
not call. He has cured many az thtii
homes, " hOm he has BeYer seen, ~ LIZ
Wonderful, perfected sys TEN OF hollte holr
Treatment. Letters kept strictly conIF
dental and answered IN ANY modern IAN
guage. His completed OUTFIT OF m"aeth
appliance, N-ray. and electucd aplai atts,
enables nlm 10 succeed. ty the NNiitIl ~ "
N-ray be is abe to make Cdlelui anu
PROPER diagnosis By this modern eNdli!l-
nation and analysis OF the urine he Is a. le
20 state The correct condition OF Nout
system. Tie treatment by the MHbutl dI
static maChIue in rheumatism Neufaltia'
Nervousness, Dyspepsia, kidney ana h4au-
der Trouble General Debility. tatai IN, elCo
has no equal 20 dn other treatment. ne
Parable electric treatment for Muscular
Rheumatism, lupoteucY, Loss OF AlbAtN- 3
The GalNano EleCUuctE Tor the treatment
0f Structure, HenorrhciGs, PrustaturrLta,
lmpOtcuCy. Night Losses, and Diseases uI
Women has proved the most satisiaCipiN
results. Most every case ca1 be treated
simply by modern apphances, without
knife or bloody surgical upefauun.
DIR. 5. A. CA RRA,
6l9 PerH~ viYania avenue norJt vest,
Two Doors from Met ttOpohtah Hotel
Entrance.
Hours from a. N. to 6 p n Closed
sundays. nC3-u
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VAUGHN CLASS CONCERT.
Excellent Program Arranged for
Their seventh Annual.

The seventh annual concert Of the
Vaughn class, which takes place tomorrow
evening at calvary Baptist Sunday school
house, rof Eighth and II streets north
west, VIII include the leading talent Of
Washington, some Of whom have recently
returned from Europe, in an excellent pro
gram, as follows:
Medley. popular airs, the Madrids, MeSsrS :.
Yundt, Holmes, JudSon and lIolCer: bass
solo, Sunset" Dudley Buck, Nr. James
Watson. ieadiug, Miss /. Sidney Nesmith.
soprano solo, Loi Hear the Gentl. Lark, -
sir Henry Bishop, Mrs. II. {. Browning;
reading, Mr.. James Henry MUser; violin
solo. 'CsvaJiHa," Carl Bohm, Miss JesSica
Cuwlng. piano solo a, roman7a. b. val>ei. b.
Rn,ensiein. Mr.. Harry Wheaton Howard
coutral.o Solo. Ny Heart st Thy Sweet
Yoic,',' CaulatiIc from Samson and Deli
Ish. Miss Claudia r. Moore; reading. Mrs.
william Bnag: Hearts and Flowers" a
ns W flower song, Tocartn. tie MadTitis,
tenor Soi,.. Beloved. AN AXE he Koven.
Mt. Douglass u. Miller. cOrnet solo. 'Medi-
tEtion,' I.avllce. Dr. Frank A. Swaftwout
The adyanCa sale uf 81 ats has been very
.arge. and everything points 10 one
f the most successful concerts ever
gireh under the auspices OF this orGaniza-
tion, which tas acquired a reputation for
tlrr excellence of its entertainments.
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
Lizzie Dekalb Suspected of Killing
Mrs. Emmm p. kaiser

Norristown, Pa, Nov. 4.-The murder Of
Emma a. Kaiser on dark and lonely road
in Upper Merton township. near Norristown,
an the evening of october 2S, 1896, was re-
vived Yesterday IN all its shocking details
10y the arrest of Lizzie DcKalb, the alleged
woman H. black, who was on the scene of
the murder a5"r about the time of the firing
ofthc fatal shot, for whichthe dead won,an's s
husband, Charles o. Kaiser, is under sentence
Of death
The arrest was made On Tuesda night by
Capt. Roden baur'i and Detective Crawford.
OF Philadelphia. Capt. Rodenhaugh 81 VS.
the woman was taken into custody ON n
Pennsylvania Railroad train as 1t nearcd
Rroad street station. She was drought e,
Nor.istown by Capt. Rodenbaurh yesterda
afternoon. and for nearly four hour 5 The WIS
stthe mercy Of the police, the district at;or-
ney and Attorney James B. Holland, who
subjected her to a H.ost rigid exaruin alton,
without, however. eliciting any replies that
inpaicate Miss Dekalb or clear up the mys-
terry ia which the mur,ier is surrounded.
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rrGIIIsr JACKSON THRA>HED.
wur>tcd in "a Barroom Row by Two
FcllOw-Sport>.

san Francieco, Nov. 4.-Peter Jackson.
Harry Corbett aud Andy Mellow ell, Jhs
horSeman. oametogether in rarToom Scra \
yesterday, aud Peter got the worst Of the
affray. H., was under the influence Of
liquor. Mcdowell drew knife during
the sCrimmare and attacked the colOrsL
man. When Corhett and Mcdowell went
into the saloon, where jackson was i'm
hihing, both men had been drinking freely
aud wanted To- wet their parChed thrOats
with ''nightcap." Drinks were ordered
and were heing INDUCED in when Jacks
was discovered at the end OF the bar talking
gliblv of upper cuts and swings.
Harry Corbett invited him 10 drink and
Peter accepted the invitation. While the
bartender was mixing the liquors the
sports talked or the Fitzsimmons Corbett
Fight and reverted To the Jacks Corbett
contest. Jackson said Something about
JIM CorDett being inferior boxer To
FIt1. and the trouble began. Harry de
fcId ded his brothers honor and beTated
Ieier. Peter grew personal, and before the
bySanders Could realize what WAS taking
plJcc Hairy landed on the colored man and
a rough and tumtle fight was soon in
progress.
Peter probahy would have won had not
Mcdowell jumped in and landed Oh him
several times. Peter turned to defend
himself against his new assailant, where
upor. Mcdowell drew a knife and made a
lunge at him. Peter lodged and came back
at Mcdowell with a right swing. Every.
body expected TO see the horseman use his
steel. He did not but he used his fists
and. being assisted by Harry Corbctt, the
two succeeded IN giving the fighter
severe heating. Jackson was at great dis
advantage, il is said, as he was very
liDsy,
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SALE NOW ILL-ADvISED.
Belt Line Receivers Think IL Should
BE Postponed.

The receivers for the Belt Line Railroa'i
made au. wer today to the order of Judge
Cox, directing them TO show cause why
the line shou.d not be sold, as requested by
certain bondholders, on account uf the non
pa yment of interest. Attorney John Ridout,
on behalf OF the road, submitted the ausw r
and secured a postponefnent OF the hearing
of the case until next Thursday.
In their answer the receivers agree that
the road should be sold. but only under the
SUPERVISION of such trustees as the court
may appoint.
They declare, however, that sale at this
time would be detrimental to the Interests
OF the stockholders, because permission
has been secured from tile District Conn
in!sSioners to inaugurate the compressed
air mode Of propulsion, which, when intro
ddCed, viii Undoubtedly enhance the value
of the sock. Attorney Ridout said lie
and the receivers wanted every creditor
OF the road to be paid up, bnt he thought
that there should be no sale at this time
Judge Cox will decide the controversy
after argument next Thursday.
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The germs of consump-
tion are everywhere.
There is no way but to
fight them.
If there is a history of
weak lungs in the family,
this fight must be constant
and vigorous.
You must strike the dis
ease, or it will strike you.
At the very first sign of
failing health take Scott's
Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil
with Hypophosphites.
1t gives the body power to
resist the germs of consump-
ton.
soc. and sr.oo. all druggists
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
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SIX MONTHS FOR MEDITATION.
john Crittenden Played "Reyerend"
and Swindied His TandIady.

Diana Wilson, mOtherly-lOOking old rul-
ored woman, appeared in the police cour.
to-day against John Crittenden, claiming
that he had victinized her for n big board
bill She told The court that Crittenden
came to her some time ago. telling her IN t
nc was preacher.
81 am 2 great hand at working foe God" :"
said thcOld v oman, SO ] took him totoarI.
He told me he preached nearly every S.m,ia y
and that he took up big collections in mis-
church,
But iE spite OF Johns plausible stories,
his laEdlidy became suspicious or his MIN
isterial calling, and she sent her neice TO
locate Ibis church. IL was a myth, ami
sirs. Wilson charged John with pla wing her
false. He promised that ae would go out
and get some money for his board, but did
not return. She then complained to the
police, and John was locked up.
Judge kiinhallgave the Reverend" John
six months in Jail. so he might have an Op-
portunity to n,e,litate upon his misdrrds.
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REBELS IN VENFZU FL. a.

Revolution Threatened and Many
Citizens Under Arrest.
Caracas, Ven eZuea, Nov. 4.-Advices
lust received from the Venezuelan states
of Lara and Bolivia report troubles of a
revolutionary Character there. In Bolivia
pr articularly the trouble seems to be seri
ous, as three companies of infantry have
been ordered t. leave Caracas tomorrow
for Ciudad Bolivar.
Ry order of the government many hun
dreds OF persons, some men of Importance,
have been arrested for alleged political
offenses. These arrests have been MA de i'm
all parts OF the republic.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-04
rTc ANNUAL POULTRY SHOW
Nany FancIerS Will Exhibit at
Central Hall Next Month.

Local fanciers are looking ahead with
anticipation to the third annual poultry
show, TO be given by the National Poultry
aud Pigeon Association, at Central Hall
November 7-ll, 1897. The dates first Sc
l-oted foT the show were for February ;,
1898. II was found that these were tha
only datcr on which New York coald hold
it's show, and the show was post poned untl
February 1920, 1898.
Many of the prospective exhibitors cx-
pressed themselves as thinking the latter
dates decidedly too late for a successful
exhibition. In view OF the fact that the
show wculd greatly interfere with the
breeding SEASON If held in the early spring
the management concluded tn hold The show
next mortn.
No p.ins viii be spared TO make the
show the greatest yet held in the country.
and the interest which fanciers Throughout
the Nocth and West have taken in the show
augIrs exceedingly well for the success of
the project. Secretary George F.. Howard
is DOW completing the final ARA ngements
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ONLY CHASED THE CHICKENS.
Robert Harrison Vowed He Didn't
Mean to Steal Them.

Mean to Steal Them.
Robert Harrison is very small and very
black, bat be has lived long enough TO
become proficient ia the iniquitous practice
of chicken stealing. Robert is ten years
ofage and he ha been arrested threetimes-
twice for stealing chickens and once for dis
orderly conduct.
Policeman Santmeyer testified that Isaac
Sakolsi;i sent for him to arrest a boy who
was endeavoring to steal his chickens. He
found Robert with a large bag, diligently
cha sing the fowls in Sakolski's back yard.
Santmey er thereupon cha sed Robert After
hIs arrest the boy strenuously denied any
intention OF taking the chickens.
Il vas chaN EN- admitted Robert
to the court, ''bat 1 wasn't goln to steal
en-
What were you doing with the bag?"
demanded Judge Kimball.
Robert couldn't explain, and Judge Kim
bail directed Policeman Santmeyer to learn
whether the boys grandmother wanted Il him
sent TO the reform school.
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Died In a Long Slnmber.

Burlington, n. J., Nov. 4.-Death claimed
Mrs. Thomas Gaudy this morning as she
slept she was i'll and fell into a deep
Lecp Sunday afternoon, and all efforts
of :he physicians in attendance failed to
arodse her. The case has puzzled the
doctors The woman looks the same ia
death as she did during her sleep, and many
persons are inclined to believe ste is in a
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Civ Officials Indicted,

Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. 4.-The grand jury
has returned indictments against the 'nay yor
and city council Of two years ago forsrais
ing their salaries. Those indicted wers:
ex-Mayor Bullinger. Street Commissioner
HuGarty. and Councilmen Shea. TOlger.
Crawford Bauer, shuttle. Kaufman, Cul-
len and Halpin.
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Grand Opening and Free Lunch.

GfAnd Openlng ana rec I.uffcn.
/ will celebrate the completion OF new
and extensive improvements to my oyster
saloon and restaurant Friday, November 5.
My many friends and the public in general
are cordially invited to call between > and
IL d. M next Friday To parta Ike OF spIen-
did lunch. John Well, eth and u sts.
NV. opposite new City Postoffice.
no3-3t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-04

To dress we'll at a small
cost is an accomplishment
one can justly feel proud OF.
The man with unlimited
means deserves no credit Tor
being we'll dressed-the man
with limited means does.
If we dress you you are
always sure of the latest
and also sure of saving a
few dollars at the same time.
Sec how nobby our 81 so pure wool
suits aud top coats are. You can
rcasOna bly, expect SO much style anu
quality Tor the money.
EiSeman Bros,
Corner 9TH and E Sts. N. w.
No Branch Store in Washington.
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Gas IAN ~ are Hrlaed At Goa p. m: ex.
t.nruisHiuF begun al : 81 a. m. The light
ing - l,-gnb unc hour hefvre the hour
named Arc lamps are lighted at 5.4S ..
ul.. eNunguislicd at > SO a. m
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS

aoId fliiings and bridge work q spe-
caity, at the lowest price; amalgam fill
ingA oOe, fIsi sets OF teeth en- plates, 50.
extracting. either Dy gas or local spray,
absolutely painless, Doc, without, 2Ec. AL
work done by experts, and guaranteed the
oess. open On sundays from 10 tn .
o'c1ook- :pa22-H
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Ton IN. h whisky at Once.

oshkos;,. WIS.,, Nov. john Webster, ir .
q character about town, drunk eleven full
glasses of whisky without interuission and
lay dawn and died. His father is an old
and wealthy resident.
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PERSONALS.

NINE. VAN DERVER is the only adver
tising palmist here that makes sPE-
CIALTY of PALMlSTRY. NINE. VAN
DERYER, I'LL q ST. NV no215t
GIVE you q show for your white alley?
Why, cert. Come and get one of our ele
CANT custom-made suits or OvercOats, worn
little, that we sell for SO low price, and
then die happy. JUSTH 5 OLD STAND,
619 ID st. NV. nO2-1w
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SPECIAL. NOTtCE-Gsorcs -. Joyce, late
senior member OF tue Iirm ur AndIsv J.
JOyce's sous. aud VINO has breu identified
with that buuse- fpr tiir past tE.liit Y-IiVs.
years desires 10 announce that De- hl a.
opened ware rooms fur the sale "a fms
carriages aud business aE,us at a., Feuu-
syIyania avenue, and VIII - tica~ed 20
see MS former IatrOuS aud isisEas. Hs
alsJ desires % known that ur lls gu .rl-
meet Ion whatever with thr 4. \ joyce
Carriage Cn., of Az l4tu ~ tlF joyce
Continues tie agency Tor Hooker x Co. q
carriages which were tautl I'd bF the t-ld
fIrm Tor twenty years. Fcsssual aftelttsu
given 60 repair work. uO.-1t
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SI.o0 baltimore and Retur

Your credit is good at Lansburgh's Fur
piture House. 3th and F SITS. oc9-tf
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MR. BRACKEM,

fc.t aud husiae~- medium. tells just what
yol want ip kuuv Eifr. f.ll names. sarI,-
fartHu guaranteed. .iffmus daily from 10
a. co.. O. : D. IA MIR. BI.ACkEN. t..-f and
gfttn- u-Fflf.luIs . n .f. Hw- LADIES.
1nt-. Eeuts. 81. u0--It.eu.
Dos D FAIL o. vI.r MADAM ALvTAH.
t-ils iife ifptu cradle o. grave lIes given
itct Tor uhe week. Zee. zoe auu -uC. 3
20 &C. NV. frHiu 90 g. fu.-9f ..iu
TE- q CIRCLE "wednesday evening. ; D.
u- &c NE. BkACkES. Sc Al 81 NV.
no. Item
STIKiTCALIsM Mr.. ZuIar. medium.
io- \. Z ave. 20 Tea aua 4 uw.I Seanc-s
daliy. uol-7t-em
AlME NOLAN. Trance utetlfsrl. 500 Tth
u uW- SeahCes MOnsay aud Thursday
uight>, clGirv0ysut sitttnrs daily. soc and
~ circles, Zoe, names given. Formerly
of 6O2 II q. ne nOI--t
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S1.o0 baltimore and Return
Via B. a.. o., Sunday, November Z. Tick
cts good going and returning on all trains.
Including famous 45-minute flyers.
no4,5,6-em-7-m
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SPECIA LNOTICE-POtOruaC CDunH1 nd~ry-
No. 3, knights Tempiar Washington.
ID. G., Nov. ! 1897. The Sir Knights ~
Potomac C0mmandsry are hereby dir.y'te
10 assemble at tuetr Asylum THIS ~ ilI a.
DAY. AFTERNOON al I ch0Fk. iu fgu
1emplar uniform, Tur tie purpose 81 at
tending THE funeral or our dt-cgsfsed fTat-r,
Sir Knight Charles II. FischsT- = n
YEATMAN. Eminent Commander. n
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S1.00 To Baltimore and RE- SI.O(
turn via PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.
Tickets good on all trains going and re
turning Sunday, Nov. Z, except the Con.
gressional limited. -3t-em
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Temprra.9rc and ooisdiiEn OF the wat er
az : a. tn Great Fslls-Tempersture 80
C1rdHsgI. 7 Receiving rcSeTN cir-Tern
p-rature. -. ouuditiuti at north c',inection
o. olndu inu az south connection, 1. Dis.
trilutilL rc-crvoiT-Tcmperatur -: con
dnIsn a. iufIarnt Entchuus. SO effmen;
catetou~l 86.
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Madame Lamont,
Ga fYaIsni sRl faImiSi

Hef predictions. Information and advice IN
business, marriage. divorces. srpaTatfla-.
pcastJn>, deeds. wills, law suits, travels.
bst 81 stolen property. etc. are accurate
ahd truihiuI uatl-s given uo matter
" Bat Trouble yuu may taVc, Cah on TINS
Ent-d woman she can lrip Yuu oct 81 al
aftlrulles. ah-ulltc sutIsI aCtun guar
ans 'eti. 1cruluu and kuGii,L ~pYkem. Resi-
d,'iits sos Il NV. Zee. 5U,-utS and 81.
ucl ~ mem
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Get RED Stamps
SPECIAL NOTICE.

WASHINGTON, DC. Nov. 4. 1897. There
= III he a meeting Cf Tile Us-ulhcrS OF the
Bar II the District OF Columbia tn the obi
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Friday, November 3, 1897, at three -
O'Clock p. m, for appropriate action upon
the death OF the Hon. Thomas r Miller.
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