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The evening times., 1897-11-10
DAUGHTERS OF The KING
Their Convention opened in This
City This Afternoon.
Bishop Paret, of Maryland, and
Bishop Coleman, of Delaware,
10 BE Present.

The NTH annual convention OF the
Daughters tr the King in the United States
was begun at Epiphany Church, on q
street NOR Invest. this afternoon. The seS
sion was devoted To pray yer. DuIing the
convention, which will continue tomorrow
and Friday, a number of bishops ahd cler
gymeu will bt present and deliver addresses.
Bishop Sattterlee of this city, Will pre-
side and deliver the charge.
The program for tomorrow is as follows
10 q. m, opening services; litany, holy
ooIsImunion for all: address by Rt. Rev.
wInlm Paret, bishop of Maryland; cg-
gauiLstion; prayer by members. address by
the president: appointment of committees.
address of welcome; report of committee IN
Credentials. roll call; report OF council:
sectional reports: fiye-n.inute speeches
by volunteers luncheon. 30 p. iri.,
stated speakers THE Individual Daughter
Of the King in III er Rela tiOn TO T he Church.
The order and The woHd.'" 8 p. M,
public me-tiug; the Rt. Rev. Leighton Cole
NAH, bishop Of Delaware, will preside,
addresses, '.1he Kingdoms Army THE
Kingdoms Method The Kinedom's
Work"
Friday, November / 2, a. m, holy
communion; morning prayers; conference;
Bible classes: How to Build Up dld Main
tain a Rble Class" ::"''IIow to Lead Bible
Class" How Can a Bible Class BE Madethe
stepping 8 tone to the Church. conference
orl details OF work, closing with question
box Luncheon. 1: 80 p. m, Business ard
election az council members; addresses:
"Ch aptcr Meetings" Local ASsembl
Meetings"
The evening times., 1897-11-10
THE TRADING STAMP CASES
Counsel for Defendants Files a
Bill of Exceptions.
The Paper Only Advances the Two
Pleas Made by the Lawyer Dur
ing the Trial.

Attorney \. s. worthington this morn
ing submitted to Judge Scott in the roiice
court his bill OF exceptions to the ruling Jf
the court yesterday in imposing a fine of
S100 each ON Messrs. Gustave Lansburgh
and Joseph Sperry, who consented to stand
trial yesterday H. order to test the statute
under which it is charged that the trading
stamp business is a gift enterprise. AMI
therefore Illegal.
The hiH vas very brief. and no points
were touched upon beyond the two pleas
advanced by Mr.. worthingtou during the
trial yesterday. The bill rscited that the
court having uverrulrd the plea that th,.
Iaw un,ler which the prosecutDu WAS
brought was unconstitutional and yoiG, and
further that the business of the Washing
ton Trading Stamp Company did not come
under purview of the statute, counsel noted
exception
Included in the hill was tine memoran
tlun OF agreepicnt between Messrs. Sperry
and I.ansburgt, which clearly sets forth the
nature OF the business between the parties
named.
The agreement states that the stamp
company agrees to print in its directory Df
subscribers the name, business, aud address
Of Lansburg Il Bro. Also IT, deliver at the
homes Of The people 1O0. 900 copies of said
books. In consideration of the faithful
performance Of the above duties Lansbursh
& Brother gree To purchase trading stamps
sufficient to accommodate all cash pur
chaserS at 80 cents per 100 stamps Further
Lahshurgh & Brother agree To cooperate
with the stamp company in every way
possible TO advance the interests III the
other merchants named in the book. The
agreen ent holds good for one year.
After scanning the bill Judge Scott ar
fixed his signature to the dCcumeat..
Samuel Bieber qualified as bondsman for
both descendants. each being held under
S5ee
The evening times., 1897-11-10
A COLLECTOR OF JAGS.
Judge SCott's Estimate of james
DE Alleys Occupation.

Judge SCott's Estimate of James
DE Alleys Occupation.
James De Atley. described by the pc
licernan who arrested him as being the
worst bum In South Washington, :" was
this morning charged before Judge Soott
with habitual drunkenness. James IA
miliarity with the poli"e court, jail anC.
workhouse is probably more complete than
any other residento of Washington can Toast
Of assumed deeply injured expression
as he stood before Judge Scott. The kirdIy
face of the new magistrate, which James
beheld for the first time, induced hin. 10
try the sympathetic dadee.
'.Jndge, an hard working man; work
every day, and the Policeman just arrested
me for spite,' said ID q Alley.
You work hard do you" queried Judge
Scott, with an engaging smile.
Indeed l do, your honor. There Amt
anybody who works harder ans wered De
Atle-, emphatically, who thought he saw
enoOura cement in the question.
All, that's very commendablc." com
mented the court: but : the offsc.r E ear
you have been drunk since you left the
worEhouse, will you please inform me
what kind OF work you do under those con,
ditioDs?"
Collecting" promptly responded De
At.ey.
Yes. collecting jags," inter jected Po
liceDan Vermillion, who knows De Atlev
oi cid.
Fifty dollars or sixty days i'm TIE work
house. decreed the court.
The evening times., 1897-11-10
A RINGING
WELCOME GIVEN
Doctor McCoys Generous Extension of the SD
Rate, Which Carries Through Two Full
Months, Through the Holiday Period to the
End of the Old Year-Full Credit Accorded for
the Spirit and Purpose of the Plan.

1t was news that was received with
gratitude everywhere and OfGr this Doctor
Mccoy is thankful) was misinterpreted Or
misunderstood nowhere. this extension to
the end Of the year OF the allotted time,
during " hich al deaf people and all people
sufl ering from Catarrb from Rheuma-
tisn, or fTOnt Stomach Disease, or from In
cipient Consumption, or from any other
malady, may receive the benefit of :he dis
covery that restores the lost hearing or the
benefit of the Treatment that has driven
pain and death from their old strongholds
in Catarrh and chronic diseases; tine allotted
time during which all may apply and be
treated at the nominal fee OF So month
for such time dis an absolute cure requires.
Not once has Doctor McCoy's purpose
been questioned, and in no quarter has
the generosity OF the mo ovement failed Of
appreciation.
The very essence of the extension touches
the con1mon heart Of man. Not made in "A
reluctant, parsimonious, timid or half
hearted way for fortnight's grace. but
made with the bounty and Courage CT
an uncalculatipg generosity y 1t has awaken
ed the admiration of all.
Indeed, il would be strange If this move
ihent ShOuld lail OF dpprecidtlOh-tfis Ell
fort to make the lighe st and best skill as
availa bl. 10 those who cannot afford tn"
regular fees as TO those with whom money
is as cheap as smoke, as available 20 tue
pOUT is To- the riCh To men and women
who slave ia factories and sweat shops
and are the bent drudges OF society as To
men and women who live in sparkling
palaces nd are its idle ornaments. Let the
provisions Cf the extension be fully under
stood.
All Deaf persons applying heiDre
January 1, 1898, Will he treated at
the nominal rate of So upnth
until cured.
All pcrsoB- afflicted with Catarrh,
RhC una tiSm, Asthma, Incipient COM
sumption or any other sn-calIed in
curable Pilment or infirmity who
make apple alton before January /.
1898, Will he treated at the nominal
rate of So month until cured. This
offer applies alike to- office and tn
mail patients, to old patients renew
ng as To new patients beginning
treatment during November or De-
cember.
The evening times., 1897-11-10
EiSeman Bros,
Corner 9TH and e Sts. N. W.
No Branch Store in Washington.
A DONKEY RIDE TO FRISCO
HumOriSt Woodward Thereby Pays
an Election Bet on Bryan.
Journeys Across the Continent in
Primitive Style and Saves For
feit OF "A Thousand Dollars.

san Francisco, Nov. 10 Up Marketstrect
the otterday came donkey wearing green
goggles. A curious and grotes'rue crowd
followed the plodding beast, and astride
its lean fra me. with feet al but Uoucldng
the groand, was a seedy and tattered per
son. with hong, sparse yellow han and a
heard Of the same color. when nune in thin
strands almos, TO the saddle.
Tns Iuai. wore wide white sombrero,
well vent 1atcd at the top; Iong-tailed
cna~ay coat, ragged trousers ana tora
ana faded bIcwn leggins. Like the donkey
which he hestrode, he had green goggles,
The rlErl one badly cracked. close behind
the man cE another donkey. rode the valet,
Iooklns jnllc less pErsentable taan MS
nasleL Behind the Gonkey of the valet
.rottea a srub tailed Hellow dog.
The c;ralcade stopped at the Palace
Hotel aud the leader pushed the donkey
out ftau. under him and entered the great
hu>teHy. Presently liz came out with
cl,sifaHar air acded 10 his other disad
vsuta COS.
IN al thc hundreds Of ruoIas in THAI
d
s1ch ~ he TIE well-dressrc clerk had
t5kva ai.c glance at nim and put the register
g. the safe.
The IA weauly threw his leg over the
aJhGey and the procession moved Jn u the
occidental Hotel, where rooms were Sc
Csrca vrcA the traveller aud his valet
suu occupy
The m.n is L. Pijcaer WOODWARD OF
New Aork: the valet I. ". Olives. OF Cedar
Rapids IA. TIE enan,e Of Il le leading donkey
Is Macafoni: the dog has never had aname
By reading the Palace Hotel oD time
T.. Fitcher Woodward saved 81 coo He
was BRYAN nau last year. ana haG
sci with .njalu!H I.iilard. Publisher Of
The Popular Science News.
WOO Iw ard agreed, if BRYAN were beat
eE, t. ride a GOnley from New York to
san FranciSc3: to start without a collar,
aid earn a living along Tie way and Ia
forfeit $1,000 II he uid not reach his des-
una:iOp on certain day. He WAS sohie
h0IrS 8bc2d Of time. He aIso contracted
u wear The goggles. the sOmLrerO ana
The iUu"- -taiiCd coat He was S4U days On
the trip. ANA figures that he rode Maca
rom 4 O9G miles. He SAYS he would hot
maize the tri3 agaju for S25,O00. The cog
accompanied aim IA the way.
Mr. Woodward is q newspaper man
ana a humurist-the author Of Frozen
Hu,uor.' y Eich has reached a third eGi-
u0g. For two years be was d cadet AZ
West Point. Ilis father is former Judre
B. ". Noodr ard, Of Brooklyn, aud he
has an uncle in Portland, Ore, former
Judge John Il. Woodward whom he pro
poses to visit iefore returning East.
The evening times., 1897-11-10
Marriage Lscenses.

Marriage licenses were issued today 20
the following
James Byrd and Louise johnson.
StanlCy NCChandless stuart, pf BaIUi-
more, and CarolSne Morgan Clark.
John V. Mason and Lilie A. nOualdson.
William Jones and Lucy Butter.
George YUh Phui jones', of Philadelphia.
aud Edith Eleanor Thompson.
Miles II. Young and Emma Il. Levin,
Uf Baltimore
Franz {. Iclts, Of Marshaltown. Iowa,
and Cora Perkins.
j. No a Schmidt aud RoSa johnson.
Ogilvie Scnumale and Antoinette Mueller.
John J Meskill, OF Philadelphia, aud
Anna NJ Kelly.
FranS A. Mazzei and Ella EnSor.
The evening times., 1897-11-10
SHE WAS CURED OF
SEVERE HEM0RRHAGE

Mrs. Rose Murphy, 626 Cailan st.
ne: That people who neglect what ap-
pears to lie a simple cold viii eventual NY
pay dearly for that neglect; | know by
experience. My trouble began inst that
way five years ago. / cOughed more or
less all winter. and when the warm weather
OF spring and summer came, the cough
cease'l and | thought was all right.
But the return of cold weather in the
fall brought tack the cough, harder and
more frequent than before. And so every
year added 10 my trouble, until iast fail
il becc ule 80 had that ] Coughed almost
inccssanI,y. II disturbed me at night.
Every morning, as focn az / get Up, it
would start, and would raise a great
The evening times., 1897-11-10

Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
into a tight place and needs
helping out.
Things get started in the
wrong direction.
Something is needed to
check disease and start the
system in the right direction
toward health.
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with hypophos-
phites can do just this.
1t strengthens the nerves,
feeds famished tissues, and
makes rich blood.
soc, and 500; all druggists
~0TT s. BOVINE, Chemists. New York.
The evening times., 1897-11-10
DR.. WALKERS ELECTRIC MACHINE
Cures Paralysis, Stiff Joints, Neu.
ralgia, Nervous Diseases and
All Muscular Pains.

Pains, aches and neuralgia vanish in
few minutes, swollen and slitf Joints relax
and become flexible, weak backs become
strong; female troubles disappear; para
lyZed muscles and nerves regain their
powers; the nervous, the brain-weary ana
the broken down feel the curative and
soothing influence penetrating every dis
eased and wea kened part, renewing the
Vitality, increasing the blood circulation
IN cold extremities and imparting new
life and energy to the whole body.
Young or middle-aged mes suffering from
lack of nerve power as the result of ex-
ceSses, overwork or mental worry, quickly
and permanently restored by DR.. Walker.
DR.. Walker sees all patients personally.
The evening times., 1897-11-10

facts that the capital is the only suitablc
spot under the Federal jurisdiction, the
locality designated hy Washington hiIasslf-
the most drsira fIe residence for advanced
students. the most deHFOcidtiC city in its
social life, the one most directly in touch
with all parts OF the country and all quar-
tersof the glOb.-the city most in need Ofthe
Influence OF national university On the
Civl service.
Added 10 these reasons are the facts that
Washington is unparalleled for its qsCrc-
CATION of material facilities, its collection
of scientists doing original work. and the
CrownIng appeal 10 merican pride that the
Capital Of the United states could thus be
made the intellectual center of the world.
The evening times., 1897-11-10
CURED OF ASTHMA.

Mrs. Jenny smith, 606 9th ~. >w..
s. 'I-tlon t think anyone ever had ASth "a
worst thar Lad IL ICOughedincesSantlY.
and was 50 short OF breath that could .Ut
iie Gown a night. have spent night after
night 'itting up III order to get my hr sa;h.
II was a year ia July since had my las'
attack, and l feel that | am completely
cured"
The evening times., 1897-11-10

AT $50 we are showing
ten styles of pure wool
mems suits that ought to
be $40.
When we have TO replace
them they will be $40
goods are higher now than
when we bought the cloth
for these.
One style is a plain black
and it's a black that IL
stay black till the last stitch
is gone.
Look at these and see it
the best elsewhere at SO
are any better.
The evening times., 1897-11-10
Cloakmakers' strike Ended,

New York, Nov. 10.-There was great re-
jOicing tits morning at the headquarters
of the Cloaknia kers' Union, for the fight he
tween the clvakma kers and the contractors
who employ them is ended at last. The
three contractors who held out gave in today
and all hands will now return To work. Ghe
strike was against o per cent reductiun
in Nages.
The evening times., 1897-11-10
DEAFNESS CAUSED BY
SCARLET FEVER CURED.

Mr.. John III. Ditzlcr, 523 + 1T. ne:
MY deafness resulted from Scarlet Fever,
and began wenty years 20. For the last
ten years n, V left ear had been stone deaf
Vow, can hear watch ticking twelve
inCi;ns from that ear"
The evening times., 1897-11-10
RUSTIC JURORS IN THE HOTEL.

Cunveniences THAT Perplexed Some
of the Thorn Jury.
GarCAn City. l.. L., Nov. 10.-Some of the
Thorn jurors registered kicks with the
clerk at tie Garden City Hotel yesterday.
TIE learned agricultuTists have not yet got
use t. fashionable hotellife, and they had
grievances
Gee whizl'' exclaimed one, who looked
a if he had been parboiled, Wasn't our
room hot last night -
He rooms with oCe OF his fellow Jurors.
''St =" he continued, I'VE were nearly
The evening times., 1897-11-10

deal Of phlegm-terrible quantities Of it
The cough grew worse steadily AMI finally
Resulted III a HemOrrhage.
Il was sitting reading one da Y, cOuGh!Is.
as usual, when up came q nOutEfIl Of
bEOd- it weakened me terribly, and |
was sick for weeks afterward. / had
a pam III my side from the constant cough
ing, and such a soreness between ny shuuI-
'ers that IL was difficult to raise myself
from the pillows.
/ had no appetite and lost flesh.
II had no strength at all, md il was an
effort for me 20 go up or down stairs. lean
not spcaS too highly Ofthe benefit Ihavers-
ceiyedfrom Doctors McJOyaudCOwden My
appetite 1nG strength have returned: there
Las been no more heInorTaIg1. and that
awful cough that troubled ne mornings
haS stopped.
The evening times., 1897-11-10
FALI LECTURE COURSE.
The Catholic University Season to
Begin Tomorrow.


The f"N course OF lectures at the Cath
o.ic University VIII begin tomorrow ef;rr
Eoon, ana. az heretofore, will be given in
the assembly room in the Mcmahon Fab
OF Philosophy.
The 90 eHiag lecture OF the course VIII
be by Hon. Hannis Taylor late Unitel
states rdniAter TO Madrid. who viii dis
cBss The origin and Growth Of the
Constitution OF the United States" On
TIE THURSDAY following Mr. Taylor VIII
take Tot his subject Parliamentary Gov
ern.nUBt a. il Now Exists Throughout the
World"
The lectures 10y Mr.. Taylor will be I'd
lowed 10y series OF lectures on Alaska. s.
by Gen. A. w Greedy, chief OF the United
states Signal Service Bureau.
Beginning he first Thursday i'm Janua ~
1928, Hon carroll ID. Wright will resume
has series of lectures on social Economics
The lectures will begin at 4 p. m.
The evening times., 1897-11-10

DO you know that you can have
The Morning, Evening and Sunday
Times-the only COMPLETE news
paper published I'm Washington
served 90 you by carrier for fifty
cents a month?
The evening times., 1897-11-10
Tide Tatle.

TODAY Low tide 2: IS a. IN and 2:2l %.
IN high tide. SIS a an. ana s:29 D.. m
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition OF the W alter
at : a. IA Great Fails Temperature, so
condition. 4. Receiving reservoir Tenn
perature. 30; condition at north connection.
g; oonditiDn FL south connection 30. Dis
tlfbuiing reservoir Temperature, 54: con.
dit;on al influent eatehouse, %; effluent
catehouse a.
The evening times., 1897-11-10
CITY Lights.

Gas lamps are lighted at 5:5s p. IN eNtin-
euishing hegins at SAT a. IN. The lighting
is begun one hour before the hour named.
Arc lamps arc lighted at 5:43 p M: ex-
tiaguished at COZ a. IN.
The evening times., 1897-11-10
Mccoy System Of Medicine,
PERMANENT OFFICES.
Doctor McCoy's National Practice
us 18th Street Northwest.

Office Hours-9 to 12 a m, to p. IN,
6 to p. m. daily. Sunday, 10 a. m. to 4
D. IN.
The evening times., 1897-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICE.


NOTICE To STOCKHOLDEKs a general
meeting of the stock khGlders of the Ma
{ Unal Chautauqua OF Glen Echo win he
held at its0ffice, Glen Echo. Nd ,WEDN Is
DA !. Nov VEMBER -. 1897. AT 9 O'Clock
business. EDWIN ALTZLEI,
President.
LENsON DE T JENNINGS. see
mol OK lie
SPECIAL NOTICE-The annual meeting Of
the AssOCia ted Charities will be- held On
FRIDAY evening, November l.. 1897 at :
yeTsiUy, corner 18th and VI sts. NV. Al
dTtsseS will b. made by Rev. B. l. " hitman,
y. D. and Edward T. DevIn-. esq general
SECRETARY New York Charity Organization
society. All members and friends are
earnestly Requested To he present.
II. l.. WHITMAN. ID. D, President.
GEORGES :. WILSON General secretary.
nO1O-3t
OFFICE OF UNITED STATES ELECTRIC
LIGHTING co, No. 213 I4th Sc. NV,
Washington. d G., Oct. 19. 1897 Notice
Il herr'by gwen rhat the annual meeting
OF tue stock uuitlerS Of this company VIII
be held az Harper's Ferry, ". Va, on
WEDNES DA Y. the 10Th day Of NOvpm-
ber, so. between the hours Of / and
p m. for the purpose OF el-C1ng a board
OF directors To serve for the ensuing year
and the transaction OF such other huSine 81
a. a. awful!y OsIe teiOTe an annual Harrt
ing. The transfer looks win rcmain closed
from the 2d day or November. SS7, in
elusive, until after the meeting A A
THOMAS, President, Attest, SEYMOUR
W TULLOCH, Secretary
OC2O, ~ .Bo3 10
The evening times., 1897-11-10
HOW TO FIND OUT.

FIJI bottle or common glass with urine
and let it stanl twenty-four hours; sedi
ment or settling indicates an unhealthy
condition of the kidneys. When urine stains
linen it is evidence of kidney trouble
Too frequent desire to urinate or paiu
in the hack is also convincing proof that
the kidneys and bladder are out of order
The evening times., 1897-11-10
WHAT TO DO.

There is comfort in the knowledge 50
often expressed that DR.. Kilmer's swamp
Root, the great Kidney remedy, fulfills
every wish in relieving pain in the back,
kidneys, liver, bladder and every part OF
the urinary passages. 1t corrects inability
to hold uIiIe and scalding pain in passing
it, or bad ef rects following use of liquor,
wine or beer. and overcomes that un.
pleasant necessity OF being compelled 10
get up many times during the night to
urinatc. The mild and the extraordinary
effect of Swamp Root is soon realized. It
stands tie highest for it's wonderful cures
of the most distressing cases. If you need
a medicine you should have the best. Sold
by druggists, price fifty cents and one
dollar. Ycu may have sample bottle
and pamphlet both sent free by mail
Mention The Evening Times and send your
address to DR.. klimer & Co., Binghamton.
N. Y. The propr:etors of this paper guar
antce the genuineness of this offer.
The evening times., 1897-11-10
EDUCATICNAI..
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY 0E AMERICA,

ran public lecture course in Mcmahon
Hall. Thursdays, at 4.3O D. N.
Hon. HanHis Taylor. late L. ). mister
TO Madrid. viii lecture on November 4
and 10. on u - Constitution. 4" ~Parliit-
mentary Government
Gen. reeiy. chef or u. :. Signal erviCe
Bureau. will give hree leCtursSO on "A Ia ska. -
on December 2. 3 and Is.
The lectures are free TO the public.
HOl0 -2t-em
PUPILS desired for instruction on the flute
and piccOlO. special Rates tO scholars in
sunday schools, Reasonable terms excel
lent references. Address Ed " ARD BERGH,
New National Theater. nOlO-3t
WANTED-1Oung man wISneS to learn
Spanish, state lowest terms. Address
SPANISH, this office 1t
The evening times., 1897-11-10
W0RKING FORA NOBLE END
Women TO Aid in Creating the
National University.
MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE

Ii VIII Conveus Here Next Month
10 ConSider r Plans for the Winter
Campaign Wants to Collect Funds
for the Administration Building.
Hopes Entertained of Success.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-09-24
1ha Award of Medals.

! 'pfSltl 1orTesp pOndeucc OCala Banner.
All are now requested to be quiet
| and pay strict attention. Content has
appointed herself a committee of one
to distribute the imaginary premiums,
80 here they go: First prize-a crown
OF free silver"-is awarded to Con-
tent for making her appearance
among four Of the dullest correspond
ents who ever afflicted the public.
afouslng interest and merriment, en-.
listing new recruits-well there are
s. many that our noble editor will trv
10 accommodate the many writer's by
euiarSing the dearest of all the papers
our Banner. Second prize-Touch
stone, with bat in hand and hand
on heart make your profoundest bow
to Content, !" and receive the cap and
feathers, for Your wit, chivalry and
elpquence. Third prize Step to the
front, Silverite, and Content will adj
Just the much discussed leather belt,
for your gallantrY and political elo-
queuce. Fourth price-Come up,
Farmer, and receive the 'leather
medal. 1t is justly yours for correct
answer to conundrum, even though
the angel did render assistance. Now
let's begin anew, so all the new writers
can have fair chance at the next dis
tfihutlon. CONTENT.