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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-02-22

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WANTED Loan Of one Or iIso thousand dollars.
two or three ys5fs- will psy hOnU- Of 10 per
cent to party making loan; secured by fret a. u
real estate worth three times the amount Ad-
dress. for ive day, JOHN WAL1E. this Office.
WANTED To borrow from owner. 500 Tor fve
wears on good city property. Address u. g..
b., this office. fee 81
MONEY eouadentialIy loaned upon furniture
and other good securities; without removal
or publicity. 81 18th 81. nv. fe2s-5t
EXCELLENT accommodations al the Northwest
Storage House, SI6-5Is sth NV f1r the storage
and care IT all kinds OF furniture rndSc etc ia
open, airy, rooms; advances made; goods in-tIr-
ed fe9-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-SIOO0 upward. al and IL
per cent on II G. real estate; so. 500. etc,
az o per cent; all Transactions conducted with
economical consideration tor borrowers.
WILLIAM "a. FINDERS & CO.,
api6-ti lio7 r st. nv.
LOANS MADE oN FURNITURE. PIANOS. ETC.
without publicity az removal. and the day YOU
ask for it. We have an equitable payment plan
which greatly reduces the rust Of carrying the
loan. and Will give you 4 years time If Yea
want il 10 pay the SINE. Business strictly conf
rates the lowest
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LOANS of SO and upward made on furniture.
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on the day you apply. II can be returned in IN.
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MONEY TO LOAN al the lowest rates Of interest.
on improved and uuimpTuyed property in the
District Of Columbia; no delay beyond exam
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LOANS mad on approved collateral. such sS life
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hANlED-A reliable colored woman 60 ooot and
do houseNor1, for a small iamils: no wa-i'ug;
nu objection to Guild 81 ten or more Nearz old:
must he neat and sisy al might Address a. & g.
1Ni> Office. ID
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NANTf-D-i.Sdy. tno Young. Tor ouE new de-
parmcnt: salary p weekly 10 start Aplig H.
a M. PHOTO. ENLARGEMENT 60. 40 5th Il.
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AMERICAN sabbath
UNION ANNIVERSARY
Tenth Celebration tn BE Held ut
Calvary Baptist Church on
December -.

The tenth anniversary Of the American
Sabbath Union will b. held at the cal
vary Baptist Church, corner Of Eighth
and II Streets northwest. Sunday even
ing. December Is. Hon. Nelson Dius.y
viii preside. Especial arrangements Eava
been made for this event and it is eX-
pected that a large attendance VII re-
suit number Of the most prominent
ministers in the country viii b p e-eut
and viii make addresses. The union was
organized December 10. 1881 from among
the members OF the NJ. thodist Episco al,
the Presbyterian, and the Duteh reform
ed churches. Since the FIRST mee.i.g ten
years ago a number of other denom!na
tIons have come into the organization
and now the union has hundreds of mem
bers where II had one at the time Of the
formation
Those who win ofiiciate at the coming
meeting in this city ares Rev. S n
Greene. pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church; Rev. l. w Hathaway. D n. I
New York general secretary of the
union: Rev Henry {. McCook d. d, Sc.
D.. pastor of "a church in PEiadeiph a,
Bishop John T. Hurst. and Rev. AieXan-
der Mackey Smith, u. u. Dr. McCo is
one of the famous family who are known
all over the country rs the Fighting
McCooks'' and is veteran Of two wars
lie has only just returned from Cubs
where he was stationed with the SEC no
Pennsylvania Volunteers, OF wh.CL reeI
ment he was chaplain. Dr. McC0Jk h
rendered valuable assistance To the q Y
crnmcnt in locating the graves of TIA,
American soldiers who We're killed du
ing the battles on Cuban soil.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Arlington 7. G. Richardson, Massachusetts; \.
d. Story, Massachusetts,; L. h Pmi New York;
Edmond Wctmors New York: T. c. Morehead
New York; H. IS. Gnadrieh, Haverhin, Mass. !;
W f. Chapman. New York.
Shorehan William ID. Gurthie, New York; +.
". Smith Pittsburc; p. c. Knox, Pittsburg: \.
Onderdenk New York; Robea Tho;ne New York;
J. NJ. Norris, New York; Charles GoGdell Fred
erick Nd.
Riges-C G. Eggnt. Philadelphia F. C. Rich
ardson, Essex, Mass; Auther D. Story. Essex,
Mass. Charles Morse, Austin, Tex; u. A.
Spoonts. Fort Worth, Tex; Hon. r. +. B-ons-
sard, Louisiana; Hon. J. II. Bankhead and wife,
Wiilard's-P. f. Williams, St Louis; L. s.
Miller, L. S. ~. Sheridan Point, Va; W. d.
Nickery, Cincinnati; p. j. Devlin, Chicago; J.
II. schieby Seattle; \. ". Gibbs and vile,
Altoona. Pa.
Tbbi;t William Booy, Nebraska Infantry; W.
L. Alexander, L.. s. A.; L. q Middleton, U. s.
n: w l. Adams and wife New York; L. l..
Buck New York: \. l.. Robinson. New York;
NJ H. Clump, First Kentucky Infantry.
! Raleigh--C r. Heartwell and wife, New York;
| J. L. Herzog New York; $. Nicholson, New York
John Donovan. Clifton Forge, Va; B. s. Pesse.
| Knoxville, Tenn; A. A. Wheeler, New York; D.
| Fl. Mapes, New York; G. W. McNullen, Chicago
| C. J. Faulkner, BOydton. Va; G. II. Webb
| Providence.
Normandie--D J. Ryan, Columbus, Ohio; j. R
Benton, Abilene; A. A Conoven, New York; r
| Percy Alden New York; r. F. warfeld, Sar
| Francisco Mrs r. Ii. Warfeld, San Francisco
T. L. Williams, Knoxville Tenn; C. X. ober
Baltimore; J. X. Oil, Altoona; \. L. Britton
| New YORK.
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From 6 to 10 tonight.
CFiret Floor.I
Lecture sn Art.

A lecture on art was given al the East
ern High School yesterday by T. {. Mes
ser. the well-kn0wn artist The puplis oi
tsa Normal school. together with the
Driucjpal of that institution. Mrs. Myers.
y.ere present The lecture WAS one of the
most interesting and Instructive of all
those that have been delivered at the
school. and ii Is probable that more was
learned from the artists illustrations.
The practical side Of art was shown. As
wen as the ideal and it was explained
that there are many artists who can
neither paint nor draw. After the lee
ture MIR. Messer held an informal recep-
zion TO the teachers and their friends In
the teachers room talking almost contin-
u0usly on art and artists Refreshments
were served in the-art rooms of the school
by members of the art department.
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uomcouutI,ic Medical Society.

The annual meeting of the HomeoTath-
ic Medical Society Of Washington came
to an end last hight. a business se-s on
for the election Of officers is to be h Id
in January. Sixteen papers were read
YESTERDAY six in the afternoon and the
remainder at night. Among the visitir .
physicians present We're Drs Shearer
and Rumsey, OF Baltimore. The 10 mer
read a paper on Acute Inflammation as
a Cause OF Cough" and both took rt
in the discussions which followed the
reading of papers.
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The Music at ST. Mur,,s,

The annual program of the choir of St.
Mary's Church. Fifth Street. between G.
and II Streets northwest, tomorrow will
he:
High Mass at 1850
Asrerccs Me Domino. -koliros
Mass in \ 16yric. Credo Sauctus, Beue
dctus, and Agnus Dei.......... .kalliwoda
oHcrtory: "Iosu Del Fivi'' Verdi
CTrio for Soprano tenor and baritone)
Vespers at +
Palms Domino Ad Adiuvandum. Dfxit
Dominu-, and Laudate DolninuIn. Gloria
Msgnifcat Observation-Disclosures. Gloria
Alma Redcmptoris ................-....C .Campaui
(Trio for soprano, tenor, and bass.)
o salutars (ito solol- Ro sini
Tantum Ergo. in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Riga
Laudate Dominum .........-...........G Greg orian
Organist and director, Mr.. William Wal
decker
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CARING FOR THE
INDIANS INTERESTS
Lewis succ Making Thorough
Examination cf Many Records
In 'hc Departments.

Lewis Ancc prominent member Of
the Chippewa ana ottawa tribe Of Indi-
ans, OF Grand Travis Bay who visited
Washington about one year ago. To look
after fhe interest Of his people. is again
in the city continuing his investigation
as TO lhe status Of the lands and assets
of his tribe
During his stay here he. has been dill
gently at work. in search Of information
as 70 the general interest Of his people,
has gone through the entire records OF the
Indian Office. Land Office and Treasu-
ry Department and in a few days will
return to his home. fully advised so far
as the public records show, of the copdi-
ton of the account between the Govern
ment and his people.
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SATURDAY Evening Assembly.

The Saturday Evening Assembly viii
give it's third dance of The season At the
Carroll Institute Hall tonight at o'clock.
These dances are becoming the most pop
uIar of all those given in this city and
have large attendance ON each occasion.
The managers of the hall have made
every arrangement for the comfort Of
guests and il is expected that the dance
to be given this evening will eclipse s,li
predecessors not only i'm point Of numbers,
but in the artistic arraus, meut of the
program.
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From 6to 10 tonight,

Ladies fun size ginsham aprons. with
fancy borders, and fancy India hn
8rrorS. Worth ljc.-............-. w
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tFirst FlOor.l
lnlJ pounds of pure sugar assort- uc
ed jelly beans. ns..---....-.-....' '-'.'''''''''''
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Capitals Anniversary Celebrations.

The committees recently appointed by
the president of the Board OF District
Commissioners to arrange for the centen-
nial celebration of the location Of the Ma
tional Capital in this city met yesterday.
Resolutions were adopted asking that the
Senate and House of Representative
each appoint a committee of five 10 ,an-
fer with a committee to be appointed by
President Mckinley as to the propc.
scope of the centennial exercises and the
methods Of conducting them II is the
expectation of the committee that Presi-
dent Mckinley will appoint to mer T
ship on the committee To b. chosen b.
him the governors of States near tn
District Of Columbia.
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corored womcn's LeaEue.

The tirst ol series of popular lectures
10 he given under the auspices of the
Calored Woman League Will be deliV-
cred by Mrs. j. Ellen Foster. Wednes-
day next at 7:g3 p. m. at the Fiji
tesHth Street Presbyterian Chu ch. Rev,
+. j. Grlmk. pastor. Subject: What
Can Woman Do2" The public is Ger
daily invited.
The evening times., 1898-12-10
Mems CheviOt Suits for S5.e5.

These suits are the same as YOU find
others sell you for SO. They are all-wool
chev.ot, and made with great care. The
most correct styles.
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From 6toIo tonight.

second Floor.
$50 childreIs select far sets-Ancnra
Russian hair-oo"ney and ermine. Coo
Worth from s. TO S151.........-.....-.SO COZ
The evening times., 1898-12-10

Sciatiea lumha-1 and al rheumatic pains
cured by Nunygu', Ri, ImiIi-tn ru-e- u, -pep-ia
and fIl stomach troubles cured hy munyon's
Dyspepsia Cure Ninety per cent of All kidney
complaints cured by 5I.nynn'~ Kidney Cure.
Headaches, colds, aud coughs. i'ETare blood,
general debility. Hery"u>rg--. al du-kiy cured
iv MInvon'S Remedies. Tiv remedies cost
mostly - cents vial. and arc S'it ny all drug
a-ists There arr D different ,UJ,- iur j. Litfc 5nt
ailments
MuHvon's doctors xiv, 1iyi,r .i~s.gr,ly free
II unable TO call "a The office, write Prof
Nunvan for free med5c4i advice sn 5Us disease.
Open a m. TO d u- >uraFy. 2 Ta D. o2S
18th 81. NV.
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Trade Relations With Gr....

Senator Perkins of California WAS in
conference with Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury Howell over the Greek cur
rant question today. In his annual mes
sage President Mckinley stated that the
question Of reciprocal relations with
Greece. including the restoration of cur
rants to the free list, is under considera-
ton
The evening times., 1898-12-10

THE Great Providers"
Cash or Credit.
We Can
Show
hen S Cheyiot Suits for Sis.

You would hardly expect TO get a first
class suit for such a price. ard you can
not anywhere else. These are all-wool
and tailored splendidly. The cut could
not he bette.
The evening times., 1898-12-10

The Bon Ton Bur!esquers which vii
appear next week at Herman filed an
engagement here earlier in the seasol
and gave entire satisfaction. The organ
izatiOn includes q number of weli-known
speciality people who promise an 10 af
rare excellence and two burlesques that
should prove equally enjoyable. This at
traction is undoubtedly the most msr
torious of all Edward Rush's ent erpris 6
and during the coming visit VIII probl-
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To Transfer Rawiins' Remains.

Arrangements have been mad for the
transfer of the remains of Gen. John a.
Rawlins. Cen. Grants chief of s.ah, from
the Congressional Cemetery 10 the Ma
tional Cemetery at Arlington. site has
been selected at Arlington. ON the ea I
front of the mansion, near the graves Of
Cen Sheridan. Gen. Crook and other he
roes OF the Civil War.
The evening times., 1898-12-10

Iottie Gibson. Il serio-cOmic, whOze sac
eesses in London and Berlin have more
than ratified the esteem in which she jas
always been held locally. VIII act as the
headlfner Tor a long bill next week at
the Bijou Among others who will ap-
pear are Brown. Harris and Br-wn
Sketchists; the Glcss. musical duo:
AIexcia. contJrtinnist: Weston AMI Bias
ley. burleSquers. Topack and Steele,
knock-about comedians. and The use
stock company
The evening times., 1898-12-10
Pncket Cure.-Dr. Won SIAM Plne

4 Pocket Cure.-Dr. Won STAINS Pine
apple Tablets are put up in neat compact
form, convenient for the pocket. They're
the newest and best known aid TO digcs-
ton and cure for Dyspepsia and all
kindred stomach troubles. Carry them
with you aud you'll never be at the mercy
of stomach troubles, incipient, acute, or
chronic One Tablet gives quick relief
IS cents.-Sold by +. S. Williams, Ninth
and F Streets; Edmonds & Williams,
Third and Pennsylvania Avenue.-65.
The evening times., 1898-12-10

One of the principal events of the COM
ing week will be IN the engagement Of
the Jefferson Comedy Company, which
will present Rriuscly Sheridan's immor-
tai comedy. The Rivals at the Nation
al Thoater The organization to by seen
includes many Of Americas foremost
players, among them otis Skinner, VIII
ton Lackaye. Werner Clargcs. George
Donham. Ffoliott Paget. Elsie Leslie,
Blanche Bender Thomas jefferson. VIII
liam jefferson and Joseph jefferson, ir.
William jefferson. who has spent several
seasons under his fathers direction rs u
member of the paterual support Will be
the Bob Acres. During his tour Of the
large cities the young man is said TO
have been accorded the highest praise
for the remarkable manner in which he
presents this most difficult character.
Otis Skinner. Is without a doubt the best
Jack Absolute ever seen in this city.
Wilton Lackaye who plays the part II
Sir Lucius O'Trigger. is unquestioua bly,
at his best in the role. OF Miss Paget
and Miss Leslie. as Mrs. HiaIaproP and
Lydia LaHgtiish nothing but what IS
kindly can be said A complete produc-
tion will be given by the mauag cement
and most prosperous week is anticip8t-
ed
The evening times., 1898-12-10
Mems Fine Suits for SO

You don't want better. Fine caa>imeres
and fancy worsteds. IN neat colors and
blacks The cut and the finish are OF the
voIy highest order.
The evening times., 1898-12-10

Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy can always be depended
upon and is pleasant and safe to take.
Sold by Henry Evans. Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists. 93S F Street northwest and
Connecticut Avenue and S Street north
aest and l42s Maryland Avenue northeast.
The evening times., 1898-12-10
THINGS THEATRICAL.

'As You Like 1t" was the bin presented
last night at the National by Madame
Modjeska and her company. The audi
ence, while large and appreciative for
a production of the sort, was smaller
than had been those of the preceding
evenings. In the role of Rosalind, the
Polish actress worked with all the intel
ligence and scholarly regard for detail
she has always shown while her reading
Of the lighter lines developed hitherto
unsuspected powers as comedienne The
support was admirable, the characters
being distributed among Lester Loner-
gran, Charles ID. Herman, John \. Lane,
Frank b. Tanning, William II. Young,
Wadsworth Harris, George Spencer.
Grace Fisher, Anna Daily, Maude Morrell
and others. Mary Stuart" was repeated
this afternoon and Macbeth viii be
done tonight.
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ENDORSED BY ALL
Who Have Tried It,
Come and See 1t.

Polite attendants will he on duty
all day and evening to answer
questions and demonstrate its
value. Every body t. Invited to
give this Inhaler free trial No
trouble TO rhoO it. N0n are wei
come To treatment whether yOu
purchase or not. Tho cost. with
medicine, il only St.0O-
The evening times., 1898-12-10
From OTTO Iotonight

Toy D-uartm mont first Floor
Iron body WAGONS heavy oak wheels
and iron aNl-s .dg l3N2'--worJh QQn
81 l2I.............. ........................... cJG
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ACKER & AFFLECK, 1920 Pa ave. NV.
WHTTESiDE ( WALTON, 1921 Pa. ave. NV.
G. C. c. SI,fMS, n. y. ave. and l4th st. NV.
HOWARD RATCLIFF, lth ard b sts. ne.
HoYLE & CO.. 4th and T. Capitol sts-
FRANK P. WELLER, sth ard ! IS. -.
CHARLES Fl. BLUMER, n zap tol and SIS ne
VICTOR II. ESCII. 142s Mary land ave. ne
NJ FALCoNER, llth and SIS.
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EDWARD STEVENS Pa ave and OH st. NV.
JOHN w. JENNINGS, Ili2 Conn. ave.
HUTTON & HILTON, 22d and !. SITS. NV.
L. S. DAY & CO., I4th and SITS. NV.
PHARMACY, 18th and sts. NV.
j. r. CASSIN, 1th and NJ sts NV.
A. T. BRONAUtH, 1ih and sts- NV.
H. G. EASTERDAY, n. ]. ave. and C sis. NV.
c. H. WEISS, Anacostia.
ol-tu&sa-tf
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Er-rn Etn-In tnn;eht

Toy Deuar m.ai l'rsl Floor.
That rgpr-p.i .'ar game ei Nail O.
and Express. Worth CSC ......--.... u0
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F1o,r 80 - t0aieht

TOY . aHrt~ ut- First Flg7-
Ch5I1rsrs oaF ,H irS-.h" kind tca
that SELLS --y.swler. lar -5c.........i W
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From Q 10 10 tonight

Toy DeHlEtvru, -tlrss F.o1r-
A CON ui,ra f.r, af JuF,GiLe Linen
RoaEs WaI,. lHc -.....----.....,.
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bly, deepen the impression left ~am=
months since.
The evening times., 1898-12-10

G. w. Leslie, Robert Fischer, Thomas
Kierns, Harrison Armstrong, w. V. Ra-
nous, II. Gittus Lonsdale Charles w.
Swain, Agnes Proctor, Lulu Klein and
Maude White viii on next Monday pre-
sent at the Columbia new farce entitled
"A Stranger in Il Strange Land" The
play, which has already achieved some
degree of success in the cities 1t has vis-
tied. is said to be entirely novel and hu-
mOrOus in something more than the or
dinary sense of the word. The plot is one
that affords no end Of opportunity FOR
laughable complications and the entire
Offering should prove most enjoyable.
The production has been staged by w. ii.
Post, who performed that service for
My Friend from India, and may be eXo
pected to run smoothly and gracefully.
The sale of seats opened Thursday and
has been progressing satisfactorily.
The evening times., 1898-12-10
From q TO 70 tonight

Ty Drparime First Floor
Full-iaiutcG KID bed Dolls. long, way.
hair. sao,s and stockings. 25c fEl
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From 6 too fnri1'lt

Third Floor.
Aa-sIk dowu-Gilya sofa pillows ruf-
fics Of the same material. Worth CQn
sl-"1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. '.''---'oS
The evening times., 1898-12-10

''Trilby." that masterpiece from the
fertile brain and trained hand of Ashley
sylvania Avenue, where ii is attracting
large houses daily The painting is gen
orally admired by lovers of the beaut fu.
in art and seems to grow more p7pu ar
as its stay here becomes longer. "TriI-
by may be seen any afternoon or even
ing
The evening times., 1898-12-10
From s TO 10 tonight

Fire- Floor
~ different patterns Of ieweled I'M
brooch pins Worth 25c............... W
The evening times., 1898-12-10

SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with Hypophos-
phites is pure and palatable.
For years it has been used
for coughs and colds, for con-
sumption, for those whose
: blood is thin or colorless,
whose systems are emaciated
or run down.
For children it means
health and strength, stronger
bones and teeth, and food
for the growing mind.
Baby gains in weight and
thrives when SCOTS Emul-
sion is added to its milk.
soc. and SI.oo, all druggists.
SCOTT BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
The evening times., 1898-12-10

With the Monday afternoon txh tons
in Metzerott Hall the Wargraph b gins
its thirteenth successful week in Wash
ington. This remarkable run &c ipses
even that scored II Willard Hall last
year by the Biograph and creates Il new
era in local amusements The greatest
interest is still manifested in the pc
lures and the probability is tha- thsy
will not be withdrawn for some time yet
The evening times., 1898-12-10
Errr, 90 10 .nniglt

First Floor.
2ru silk ueclE.ar Tor nen-inp -riais
pu0s aSootS fnUE-iH-haudS and 1Qn
terks- worth .,tc....--. ...-..--. 4 JJ
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From g to t. tonight

TOY Department rirst Floor
woo bork war,l .1-................ lUG
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The Sign of the Cross" Wilson Bar
rett's graphic picture Of pagan Rome un-
der Nero and the prosecutions of the ear
ly Christians, will be the attraction Of
fered next week at the Lafayette Square
Opera House. The company TO be seen IN
this powerful drama is the only one play
ing the piece in this country and is ma
terially the same that appeared in
Washington last winter Charles Dalton.
who has been the leading man OF the or
ganiZatiOn ever since its formation. will
be seen again as Marcus Superbus, "a
part for which his magnificent physique
and powerful acting are said TO peculiar
ly fit him. Irene Rookie and W. r.. Bon
pcy will appear as Mercia and Nero;
while Maude Warrilow. a new conner, is
10 interpret the role of Stephanus. the
boy martyr, Il part in which she has been
very successful on the other side. Har-
~ Child, the celebrated English stage
manager, has the production in charge,
/ and the scenery, costumes and appoint
| ments used are all the work of promi-
nent London artists.
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MA husxGn.A-
From 6 TO 10 O'clock Tonight.

Our usual reception of special values Every
item advert ed this prcese make
no limit quantity.
This issue early by and found bl
an excel en card Many little among this group OF bar
gains suitable for Xmas gilt.
The evening times., 1898-12-10
From O. to 10 tonight
F.r-t Floor.

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one dozen Snvsr-pla,cd Beaded Handle
easpsous-aUt MP in pretty siik-inet
LeaIher,..t- case. with cngraN- G ~
ing free Worth $3.50 -.-.......... Pi'L1