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Evening star., 1898-10-15
HE IS AT 1T AGAIN.
SwindIer Who Pretends to Represent
COrcOran Art school.

Several months ago The Evening Star
published an exposure of a swindler who
was operating in the southern counties of
Virginia. representing himself as agent
of the "Corcoran School of Art" and So
Letting orders for oil paintings to be made
from photographs. The Star reproduced
the printed orders and other literature used
by the swindler and extracts from several
letters received by the authorities of the
Corcoran Gallery of Art and the Corcoran
Art School from his victims.
1t appears that the individual is again at
work, as Prof. +. f.. Andrews has been
lately receiving many complaints, of which
the following is a specimen
'Sirs Your Agent Mr. Hartley was at My
house August :, And got a picture from My
wife. OF which he was to Make her an
Oil Painted Portrait, She paid half then
and to pay Balance on delivery of Paintn.
By the first of September. But have never
heard from it sence. Please hunt him UP
or we will be forced to do so, We have his
obligations for the same.
Respectfully, -"
1t is hardly necessary to state that the
Corcoran Art School employs no agents
and IS not engaged in the business of max
ing Oil portraits from photographs"
Evening star., 1898-10-15
WILL GIVE 4 POUND PARTY.
Measure 70 Procure Aid for Soldiers
Temporary Home.

The Legion Of Loyal Women will have a
pound party at the temporary home of Dis
trict Of Columbia Volunteers. Alb 9th street,
Monday next all day and evening until 10
o'clock. This suggestion WAS made IN order
To give an opportunity to many who would
like 10 assist In the support Of the home.
1t is anticipated that a large number OF
friends will bring or send pounds Of uoa-
pcrishable provisions. This affords a way
for every nan. woman and child to do n
little toward this laudahle object.
Cash donations to the home have been
received since last report as follows: Mrs.
Blasue, 81; Cash, - cents; Mrs. Swain. 80
cents; NO Matter" - cents; Miss TuI-
loch, 81; Mrs. Wilmington, - cents: Dis
trict Aid Association. So; "Good Coffee"
81: Dolly Madison Chapter. u. A. r.. So;
Miss Bowie, - cents; Mrs. GaUtz, ~ cents:
Mrs. Re berts - cents. A Friend 81;
Mrs. Z. Jackson, - cents: Mrs. Davidson, 81.
Donations other than cash have been re-
ceived since last report from persons named
below; Mrs. Upton. Mrs. W. Il. Shaw, Mrs.
Hannah EngeI, Miss Brayson Taylor. Mrs.
Meliu. Mrs. Mills. Mr.. Russell. ". 5. An
derson * Co. Goodyear Rubber Company,
--- Croft, J. II. Magruder. Mrs. Cleayes,
Mrs. Louis Smith. Miss Grimes, Mrs, North,
Mrs. Young. NJ Gatti. Mrs. Tabler. Mrs.
Maloney. Mrs NJ l.. saunders.
Evening star., 1898-10-15

Citizens Committee Passes n ResOlu-
ton of RecOmme Il lntiOn.

The members of the LIST Regiment. Dis
trict of Columbia Volunteers will receive
the medals of honor commemorative of
their participation in the war with Spain
between the 10th and 18th of November, at
Convention Hall. This arrangement was
practically decided on last night at a meet
ing of the citizens committee held at the
Ebbitt House and presided over by Chair
man Richard Sylvester.
Vice Chairman Henry L. West offered a
resolution embracing the plan described
and stated that Mr. Stilson Hutchins had
offered the use of Convention Hall. Presi-
dent McKineys wishes will be consulted
regarding the exact date between those
mentioned, and the time of day best suited
to his convenience.
Mr. West also announced that the dies
for the medals, which will be made from
relics Of the battle ship Maine, We're nearly
completed and the medals would be struck
Off in a few days.
A vote of thanks was given Chairman
Simon Wolf and the members of the COM
mittee on employment for the jealous and
earnest work they did in behalf of the SOL
diers and their relatives.
Evening star., 1898-10-15
Hotel Arrivals.

Ar..ngtou-It. Garues, Texas; W. A. Grif-
fin New YORK; Dr. W. S. French, Phnidel-
phia: 4. J .Horuer, Cleveland; p. 5. Teller
San Francisco
Ebhi,t-D. a. HolliEgsworth. Cadiz. Ohio;
NJ 7. Bell, Jefferson City, Mo: f. 4.
Snapp. ST LOUIS. ID. Il. Campbell. Chicago
MetrJpOlitan-J. W. Daniel Raleigh. n.
c.: L. j. SILK. Hartford, Conn; w NJ Up
right. Syracuse, n. y; w, K. Lands. Chi
CagO.
Natonal-pr. f. l.. Kerns. Moline. IL: :
G. W. CuIip. Peoria, H.; ID. c. Grig2, Chi
CaGo. y. r. ShaltOp, Philadelphia.
Raj -iGE-I.. y. Larsen. San Francisco: +.
J. Wi.dcs. Hartford. Conn: G. E. Litten
Detroit. ". NJ. Harador, Boston; W. R.
Rawiry. ST. Louis
Resent-H. /. Shaw, New York; c. A.
Sweet. Boston.
Rig@s-T. Holmes. New York; H. 2
Moore. Boston: G. V. Hard. Wooster Ohio
ShClcham-L. B. jackson. Chicago: j. NJ
Rice. New York; y, L, Nichols, Boston;
K. X. Dunn. St. Paul.
Wc!hnston-E. ID. Williams. New York: p
f. Ib5=5eson. Los Angeles, Cal: Fl. H. kir-
by. San Francisco. Cal.
Willard's-C. Johnson, Buffalo. n. Y; G.
u. Eeatscm, Baltimore; II. f. Flint, Salem,
Mass.
Evening star., 1898-10-15
SibIey Hospital Reopened.

Sib!ey Hospital, corner North Capitol and
Pierce streets, which was founded by the
late w. j. Sibley as a memorial to his
deceased WIFE and is connected with the
National Training School and Deaconess
Home, has been reopened, after a season of
enforced inaction. 1t was opened in 1898.
and large number of patients were cared
for and over $50 critical operations We're
performed. In consequence of heavy
debt which incumbered it the hospital was
Obliged last year to decline receiving pa
uents. The nurses, however, went out as
District nurses, mainly among the DOOR
and cared for them at their own homes
The entire debt the hospital has now
been paid, and the institution has been re-
opened, but on somewhat different plans
Its beds will be free Any reputable physi-
clan can send his poor patients to the hos
pital, provided certificate of their inabil-
ity to pay is sent with them. and they will
be cared for by competent nurses. There
being no staff, every physician can care for
his own patients.
The hospital is doing benevolent work
and appeals to the citizens of the District
for support. Miss c. A. Aikens. a regular
graduate, is head nurse, AMI Rev. A. H
Ames, ID, superintendent
Evening star., 1898-10-15
Round Trip to Arlington Sunday, 15c.
Electric trains every ~ min. 1872 & Pa. av.
Thomas Gets Four Months.

Frederick F'ifer, marine in full uni
fern, was assaulted last night by Grant
Thomas, colored, who inflicted an ugly
wound on his head with an oyster knife.
Several marines were in a saloon on Sth
street southeast with Fifer, who had been
drinking, 1t is said, but was in good hu
NOR. While they were in the saloon talk
ing Grant Thomas came in with two cans
and had them filed with beer. The sec
ond time he called he heard Fifer use the
word "nigger." This angered the colored
man and some words followed When the
marine left the saloon the colored man
used the oyster knife in calling him to
count for what he said
Policeman Thompson arrested Thomas,
and he was tried in court this morning.
Fifer. in explaining the affair to the judge,
said he meant no disrespect whatever. He
merely said that he liked everybody who
treated him well, and added, no matter If
he's 'nigger.' Then, he said, he apollo
gized for having used the word, but his
apology was not accepted. Thomas was
sentenced to four months in jail.
Evening star., 1898-10-15
THE CHERRY & MORAN COMPANY.
Successors to Robinson & CLery Now
in the Inter-0cean RuiIIing

The Cherry & Moran Company, successors
to the Robinson & Cherry Compal y having
secured temporary quarters in he Inter-
Ocean building, 5l2-51i 9th street north
west. threw their Coors open to he public
today at noon and placed cn sale an en-
tirely new stock of mems and boys cloth
il &. The immense store has been fitted in
the best possible manner, conSit ering :he
space OF time that has elapsed since it was
decided by the company TO occupy the
building pending the erection of their new
store Much of the stock on sale is the
tall buying of the Robinson & Chery Co
that was not deliN cred up to the time OF
the disastrous fire at 18th and . streets
while d greater portion of 1t is a duplicated
order of much that was burned. Every
garment is new iii make and design. While
the surroundings at the 9Th street store
new the faces are familiar, ana one
feels at home soon as the threshold is
passed. Mr.. Cherry and Mr. T. Plily Moran
are both too vel known to be Introduced
to the public. Both have been connected
with the clothing business of the city for
many years. All of the efficient statesmen
of the Robinson & Cherry Co. are on duty
to attend to the wants of their fr ends and
the many patronszo of the firm.
Evening star., 1898-10-15

Complaint of Navy Yard Employees TO
Secretary Long.

A petition signed by 1000 mechanics at
the Washington navy yard has been pre-
sented to Secre airy Long by Captain Pen
dleton of the yard, through whom 1t Was
forwarded. The petition sets forth that by
order of the commaudant of the yard the
employees Were required to work twelve
hours instead Of eight, which IS the legal
work day, and for the extra time they re-
ceived pay at the same rate as for orii-
nary working hours, while all over the
country fl is the rule and custom to pay
time and a half for all work out of the
regular working hours. II is claimed that
the yard cannot compete with private firms
If other than straight time Is paid but the
men say this is a mistake, as the private
firms invariably pay their men time and a
half for all time outside of regular work
Sundays.
Evening star., 1898-10-15
Cross Bill withdrawn.

In the suit instituted by Thomas NJ.
Fields against Wilheimna a. E. Won Olson
asking the cancellation of a certain all
legged marriage certificate the defendant
today ordered that the cross bill filed by
her be discontinued. 1t is understood that
ii bill for divorce is to be filed in the place
of the cross bill.
BY consent of both parties to the suit
Judge Cox, in Equity Court No. !, today
signed an order that the respondent eX-
hIbit 10 the complainant the original al
legged marriage certificates now in her pos
session and permit MIN to inspect, copy
and photograph the sama.
Evening star., 1898-10-15
An Evening With The SCotts

Columbia Lodge Of Good Templars held a
most interesting meeting last Wednesday
evening. Visitors We're present from Ia
koma. Goodwill, Perseverance, independent
and Friendship lodges After a short b,Isi-
ness session followed the good of the order
program, An Evening With the Scots"
in charge of Miss Flora Muirhead. The
program was as follows: Piano solo Miss
Busted; history of Scotland, Mr. E H.
Jones; u. {. T, quotations from Burns; yo-
cal solo. Miss Darby: recitation Mrs Her
nandez; quotations from Scot; reading Mr.
j, II. Muirhead, and vocal solo Mr.. Den
nison. A very pleasing feature of the pro-
gram was the presence of a true Scotch
man in the native costume.
Evening star., 1898-10-15
Property ut Auction.

Several pieces Of property IN the south-
eastern part Of the city We're sold Thurs
day al public auction belonging To the es-
tate of the late George B. Harrison. The
auctiuneer. Mr.. James W. Radcliffe. says
that he estimates the crowd numbered 80
and that - per cent We're bidders. The
prices obtained were good. as the following
indicate:
IOusa No. II 9th street southeast. the
lot beng 2TA4l feet. to John OCUuuor for
S3,1I1. house No. 10. adjoining. to James
Brennan for 81 .2''o; house 30. 1i6 \ street
south a-;. the lot being 2lXSi feet, to John
J.. tadGrry for - 100; house No. E12 A
street southeast. lot 1TX12J feet. to John
\. Z cmcrTnan for s. 500. house No. ia 9TH
street southeast, lot lIX1OJ feet, to VIM.
A. Henderson for 100
Evening star., 1898-10-15
PAYS thesPenalty.

Joseph Mason, colored. was convicted in
the Police Court today of having committed
an assault on George Dent and following
up this offense by threatening his life. In
the assault case "A sentence of six months
was imposed, while in the case Of threats
he was sentenced to give $500 real estate
security or be imprisoned six morths addi-
tional.
George Dent who is a small colored boy,
told of the mans vile conduct, and said
he threatened to kill him when he got out
of Jail If he DenD swore against him.
Policeman Potter, who made the arrest,
told the Judge that the threats were made
in the police station. After Judge Kimball
had given Mason year in Jail Judge Scott
added a fine of IS or fifteen days for pro-
fauity.
Evening star., 1898-10-15
Wanted to Know.

Rohy Thompson, colored, took a Jar of
milk, about ) o'clock this morning. from
in front of house on PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue. between 1Ith and 18th streets Po-
ncemah jacobson, who had been watching
him, placed him under arrest.
Il want TO know how it is" asked the
Prisoner when he was arraigned in court
today.
Never mind how it is" said Judge kim
pan. II want you to tell me why you took
Veil, il You want to know the truth -
said the prisoner, Il didn't steal the milk
hoW did it get in your pocket?"
1t wasn't in nay pocket"
Iollceman jacobson explained the case
:, The court imposed a penalty of $40. or
thirty days. Wv
NOW, Judge, said the prisoner, Il
want to know how it is that a man can be
treated TINS way when the police amt got
any witnesses. He was told that the proof
was suilclent, and the batliff put him
BACK in Il cell
Evening star., 1898-10-15

Gas and Oil Heaters. Prices low. a
Eberlys Sor 5, 11s 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1898-10-15

Justice Cole. in Circuit Court No. /. has
sustained the demurrer Of the defendants
in the suit for m&ndamus instituted by Eu-
gone + GadGis and others against the Dis
trtct Commissioners. 1t was endeagored to
compel the Commissioners 70 issue a per
nit for the erection OF a building on d
certain lot in lie DrOit Park. The court
heI. that the action should have been
brought against the inspector Of buildings
iTstead OF the Commissioners. The com
piaiu&Ets We're allowed the right TO amend
their pIediings.
Evening star., 1898-10-15
Arlington Il Return. on Sunday. lie.
Electric trains every 40 min. 1872 & Pa ay.
ID. c. Aid Association

meeting of the District of Columbia
Aid Association will be held on Monday
evening next at the drill hall of National
Guard Armory, over Center Market for the
purpose of making arrangements in regard
to the proposed lunch to the District Regi-
nent the day the medals given by the citi-
Zens of Washington are distributed
Evening star., 1898-10-15
Einc NII>irnI Prosrann.

The program of music at s.. Mary s
Church tomorrow Will be Us follows; For
the mass al 1n.3u a.su--A<pcrge- Ne, KolI-
ros. Mass in g. No >, Haydn. offertory
Gratis Agimus. I;"-Sini Crio for alto
tenor and haSsI- N->pyr service At o'clock
p.Il.-N-~p,r service. Nercadan,e; Laudatc
H"nliauH, ModeraL. MaEuif!,aJ 4Ierca-
dante SIlve Regina Uric for soprano. ten
or and bass, Rosewig; o Salutaris. Braga:
TaHtuW Ergo, III \. WicsaId The 20
Sald-ar.s - an dl,O solo win violin DLlia;L-
To- which Will be played by Mr.. John i;ry-
an and sung 10y Miss Margaret EichhJrn
who is "ue Of ihc Enoss reliable con ratios
In the City- Hrr voice Is true and nuSica.
and she sings with rare lnt-llirencr and dc
v1tlguaI spirit Mr. Wm. Wa decker IS The
organs, and director 0f the choir
Money TO lend at > and per cent or real
estate Frank I. Rawlings. 1865 Pa ave
Evening star., 1898-10-15
Paintings Returned.

II the case OF Wilhel.nii1a \. l. Von OIL
ser Fields against Theresa Agnes Burke.
an action in replevin, Samuel r Church.
justice II the peace has awarded the plain
tiff e ru-utc- of paintings. which she claim
81 ~-rr her properly. she was further al
l'r"I 50. the value of paintings proved to
b. her property and which could not by
found The case. il is stated. is To be ap-
pcal.J
Evening star., 1898-10-15
\ Famous Checker PLAYER

Mr. Henry +. Shanor Of Rochester. y. y.
Is here on his annual visit TO the paten,
Office. where h has been q familiar figure
for the last quarter Of Il century. Though
some years beyond the three score and ten
allotted 20 man. he is as hale and hearty
Es ne was twenty-five years ago.
Mr S,.afier Is one Of the ,.Iost famous OF
the old-time checker players Before play
ing ~ the book came into vogue he was
almost iavIncibla Since then, he saws. he
has haa The worst Of 1t. But after ne has
played with a hickman dozen times or
more. he states. he can generally win game
for game.
Mr. Shaffer played with the famous Au-
tomatcn III New York city and came out
even.
Evening star., 1898-10-15
LOCAL MENTION.
AMI JSEMENTS TONIGHT.

6cademy-"Se SeneEambian Carnival"
Columbia Thcater-A War Corresp spondent.
Kernan's Lyceum Theater-Rentz-Santl
Buriesque Company.
Lafayette Scuare-"Thc Cuckoo"
National Theator-"C "CharIatau."
Ohio avenue and 18th strcet-BattIe Of
Gettysburg
Metzcrott HaIl-The Wargraph Exhibi-
lion.
For Amusements see page twenty-four.
Evening star., 1898-10-15
Single Tax Club,

The next monthly social meeting of the
Single Tax Club of this city will be held
next Tuesday evening, October Is, in the
room of the club, Hutchins building The
main feature on the program will be an
address by Mrs. DR.. Mary Morrison At
the close of the program refreshments will
be served.
Evening star., 1898-10-15

GENTS SUITS CLEANED.
A r BORNOT, 11O3 c. St
Evening star., 1898-10-15
KNIGHTS Templar Here,

The Boston Commandery, Knights Tenn
plar, passing through this city on their way
home from Pittsburg, called at the State,
War and Navy Department this morning
and paid their respects to Secretaries Hay,
Long and Alger. Most of the nights were
accompanied by the ladies Of their families.
Evening star., 1898-10-15
Invitation Tournament

Virgin q Hot Springs Golf Club.
Hot Springs, Virginia
TIC O. : o. Ey- VIII sell excursion tickets
a. half fare. on October II and Is. good 10
return within IN days. Special rates at
Hotels fOr arIr5pauts.-Adyt
Evening star., 1898-10-15
Brief Mention.
Furniture at Auction.

Special sale Of choice furniture at Sloan's,
1907 G st, Tuesday, at 1870 am. On view
Monday. Don't fail to attend. Goods will
be received for this sale up to pm. Mon
dav.-AdNt.
Evening star., 1898-10-15

On account meeting Women's Foreign
Missionary Society of Virginia Conference
NE Church South. Lynchburg, Va. oct Is
1898, the Southern Railway will sell tickets
from Washington and points in Virginia to
Lynchburg at greatly reduced rates: tick
cts on sale Oct Is, Il and IS; final limit
Oct. % 1S3S-Advt
Evening star., 1898-10-15

said that Ii was matter OF regret hat
the seminary had not done more FOR the
eause OF foreign missions Dean Hoffman
responded to The General Thcplog cal
Seminary" and pr- Gold of the Westetu
Theological Seminary to our Sister Semi
NarieS"
Evening star., 1898-10-15

HAVE YOU BEEN growing
weaker of iate3 Does your
heart beat too rapidly after ey-
n nSimW ercisipg? Do you have head
AHHS ache and neuralgia? Is the
Strength ss whites ssay q tss yss sTs. uasuas As hs
clear2 Muscles soft and dabby?
II this is your your blood
needs enriching.
SCOTS EMULSION OF Cod-lfver OIL stops dis
eased action. 1t supplies the material for rich
blood, strong nerves and sound strength. II
Evening star., 1898-10-15

This highly refined, pure cream of tartar-the
product of the neathfuI grape-is the matera, from
which pure and hea.thtul baking powder must be
made More expensive, of course, than ether ngre-
dents frequently used but being heathful Itself it ADDS
healthtuness to the food instead of degrading as do
the baking powders that degraded in quality to
meet degraded price.
Evening star., 1898-10-15
s1.25 To baltimore and Return 81,

VIA Pennsylvania railroad.
Tickets OH sal. Saturday and Sunday, Oc-
tOber l. and ii. good to return until Mon
d-y, October u. All trains except Congress
sienal LlulI-I--Advt.
Evening star., 1898-10-15

recommends for ordinary table use his own
XXX Virginia C1aret 81 25 and 24c. war tax
per doZ. The vinosity of this wine is so
great that it allows a double diluuon-that
is. that one bottle of 1t goes as far as two
bottles of other clarets. 1t
Evening star., 1898-10-15
HaEersto.yn, Md, Fair via h. and q.

Tickets for all trains Oct. II to 81, good
to return until Oct. ~ including sdmission
81. 80. Special trains leave B. & O.. depo.
Hagerstown, 4:5O pm. For special train
Oct. 10, returning 4 80 pm. same lay, tick
cts, including admission, $2.05.-Advt
Evening star., 1898-10-15

Cream of tartar IS hrougLc IA crude state to this
country where three-quarteS OF the entire importation
is refined to the highest grade in the works OF the
Roya, Baking Powder Company.
Evening star., 1898-10-15
Changes in ScheduIc-SOuthcrn RN.

WIN the change Of schtdule ON The
Washington {; Ohio division October IT, the
train heretofore leaving Washington at /
pm. week days for Round Hill will be dis
continued. No change in other trains on
this or other diVisions.-Advt.
Evening star., 1898-10-15
Coal, Lowest Prices.

Call at my offices for plan of buying that
affords you every protection. Lowest prices
since 1876. j. Maury Dove, Dist and ], 12OG
II, l626 NJ NV. and 18th and d s.w.-Advt.
Evening star., 1898-10-15
Business Property Street at
ifiHn.

The fOur-story brick building No. 617 F
st. ny W, fronting 10 feet 10 inches by depth
of 12l feet 212 inches, will be sold by trus-
tees Monday afternoon at 80 o'clock.
See advertisement in auction columns for
particulars
Evening star., 1898-10-15
No Architects, 4

plans or specifications needed for our coal;
protection always in best quality and low
prices S. S. Daish & Son, 7O5 18th st. NV.
advertisement.
Evening star., 1898-10-15
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Norfolk for Norfolk and Fortress
Monroe at -" pm.
Steamer Harry Randall for Colonial Beach
snd river landings at am.
Trains leave Il. street and Pennsylvania
avenue for Arlington hourly from am. to
pm
Trains leave 49, street ana Pennsylvania
a. N. to :; pm.
Cars leave Aqueduct bridge for Al, ugton
and Fort Myer every half hour from $40
am. to $40 pm.
Cars leave AqUeduct bridge every hour
for Falls Church
Evening star., 1898-10-15

The celebrated Royal Baking Powder is made of
highly refined, pure and hea.thfu. cream of tartar.
Its great qualities have made it famous in every
country in the world, and it is the most appreciated
of all baking preparations b" all good cooks and up
to-date housekeepers.
Evening star., 1898-10-15

JOHNSON'S T-NIEERSALCECLOP
In every house where there ia placed a
set Of cyclopaediH it l. benefited in most
lasting manner. ana it is like sending the
whole family to college. James Parton.
Do not he ignorant of which is the best
work Of reference. We except no dictionary
or encyclopaedia OF any sort, no matter
what claims may be made, through big ad-
vertisements. What is needed is quality,
not quantity. The following illustrates the
situation:
I'D. Appleton & Company.
Gentlemen. The set of Johnson's Cyclic
paedia which you sent Is received and !
have subjected It to thorough cxamina~
ton. ! find that IL meets my need far bet
ter than any other work. although | al
ready have what is generally considered Il
good reference library. consisting of the
Century Dictionary, Wehster's Internatiou-
al Dictionary. Standard Dictionary. Cham
bers' CyClopaedia and several others. 1t
was matter of serious consideration with
me whether l should add another Cyclo-
paedia to my library, but the new Johnson
i must have. as ! am greatly amazed at
the lateness of the articles, coming as they
do right down TO date.
Send postal for full information and spe-
cial terms. D. APPLETON & CO, 9iS T
st. n W.
Evening star., 1898-10-15
CITY ITEMS.
Don't Let Your Wife Drink

any but pure beer. Get the best-pure, de-
licious 'Munchner' Beer. She'll enjoy its
fine flavor and appreciate its nourishine and
qualities. doz bottles. 81 25.
Write or phone. National Capital Brewing
Co., 14tn & u Sc 1t
Evening star., 1898-10-15
ImpOrtnnt Carpet Notice.

Exhibition of lis rolls of carpets, rugs,
mattings, etc, at SlOans, 14O1 G st. Mon
day and Tuesday. Auction Wednesday.
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1898-10-15

H. u .. Saturday and Sunday, oct II and
IL. g"od for returu un,u following Monday
Tlckr.s good going and returning on all
train<.-Ndyt.
Evening star., 1898-10-15
ISE ENNN.S

LA FETRAS DELIGHTFUL CAFE.
Most excellent PC. meals. Delicious COT
fee specially. Clean and cOZy. 11th < q.