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CONCERT GIVEN
Enter tatnment Under the Auspices of
the EpwOrfh LeaRue

the EpWOEfh League
The guitar and mandolin pupils of Prof.
Walter Holt, assisted by the Cosmos Nam
doiin Quartet and others, gave a concert
last night at the Mount Vernon Place M.
=. church South, under the auspices of the
Epworth League of that church. The Sun
day school room of the church was crowd
ed by large audience in spite of the snow
storm.
The following program was rendered,
many OF the numbers being heartily en-
cored: Mandolin and Guitar Orchestra, (a)
Narcissus. Nevin; (b) Palms, Faure: man.
doiln duet, Tone Poem, Siegel, Messrs. Will
bur Moreland and Stanley Gamble; vocal
SOLO, staccato Polka, Mulder, Miss Vir-
glnia Powell Goodwin; mandolin solo, (a)
Sraole song. Hauser: (b) Sounds From the
Church, Abt. Mr.. Wilbur Moreland; eupho-
mum solo, The Signal, Brooks, Mr.. C. H.
nehnev' cosmos Quartet, selections from
Inc founders, Englander, arranged, But
terneld. Messrs. ]. Alden, E. E. Butter
neld, ). V. Birch and W. T. Holt; vocal
duet, Oh. That We Two Were Maying
smith, Misses Goodwin; violin solo; Ro-
nance FROM Second Concerto, Wieniowski,
Mr.: John Alden; mandolin duet, Melode in
r, RuDlnstein, Master Walter Chilean and
MISS Helen Roberts; vocal solo, Forging
tne Anchor. Rodney, Mr.. ]. S. Hicks: piano
500 foika de la Refine, Raft, op. 95, Mr..
hari Holer; mandolin solo, Valse de Con-
cert S1egel Prot. W. ]. Holt: Mandolin
and Guitar Orchestra. {a) Hearts and
Sousa
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


The Woman's National Press Associa tion
held It's regular business meeting last even
ing at Wizards Hotel, with Mrs Gist
president. in the chair Mrs. Sarah White
Lee. president of the Boston Business
League. gave a talk 20 the association.
Miss Mira Helehuhe of Hawaii was present
and sang a Hawaiian melody.
The following vice presidents for the as
sociation were elected: Mrs. Oscar Roome.
Arkansas: Mrs. Susie Sweet California;
Mrs William King, Georgia; Mrs. F. o.
McClelland. Illinois; Mrs. Nettie S Chaplin,
Iowa: Miss French, Maine; Mrs North,
Maryland: Mrs. Woods. Massachusetts
Mrs. l. Leggett. Michigan; Mrs. Colby.
Nebraska; Mrs. 4. F. r Martin New Jer-
seyt Mrs E. D. Martin. New York; Mrs
Hite, New Mexico; Mrs. .Gilchrist Ohio
Mrs Nesbitt. Pennsylvania. Mrs StilYnan,
Tennessee; Mrs. Gresham Texas; Mrs
Wells, Utah; Mrs Smith, Vermont; Mrs
Agnew, Virginia; Mrs. j. r. Lewis, Wash
ington-
Mrs Pealer was appointed chairman of
social committee for the association with
Mrs. Abrams and Miss Mickey TO assist.
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UNITY CLUB, (Is74).
Semi-Monthly Meeting Held at the
Hotel StratfOrd.

Semi-Monthly Meeting Held at the
Hotel StratfOrd.
The regular semi-monthly meeting of the
members of Unity Club asa was held
Wednesday evening last, in the sun parlors
of the Hotel Stratford, 14th street and
Sheridan avenue. There was very large
attendance of members and their friends
when President Dr. William A. Jack called
the meeting to order shortly after 8 o'clock.
The opening overture was played by Mr..
Henry r. w. Miles, the blind pianist
After the reading of the minutes of the
previous meeting, DR.. Thomas Robinson,
the essayist of the evening, was introduced
10 the audience and read an interesting and
instructive story entitled Preparing for
Battle, which was received with applause.
A brief recess was ordered, at the conclu-
sion of which the musical part of the pro-
gram opened with a soprano solo by Miss
A Z. ID. hurry, who sang Goodbye Sum-
mer CTostD in a pleasing manner. and re-
by singing Good Night, Sweet Dreams. +"
Mr.. j. Barton Miller recited Little Wo-
men and Mother ASIA the latter by
Foss, and received great applause. Men
delssohn's May Bells and Flowers was
rendered as duet by Miss Murry and Miss
E. Louise Patterson, after which Mr.. Hen
ry T. Holden of this city gave a ten-min-
ute talk, which was greatly enjoyed. Mr..
owen Penney sang a bass solo, and Miss
PATTERSON sang as a contralto solo Song
OF My Heart Louise Tunison). Miss Muir
ry and Miss Patterson led in the singing
OF the national anthem, THE Star Spangled
tanner, the entire audience arising and
Joining in the chorus. which concluded the
program Coffee and light refreshments
were served to the members and guests by
Mr.. and Mrs. Seeley, the host and hostess
or the occasion, to whom vote of thanks
was passed by reclamation.
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The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold meeting tomorrow at 3
o'clock pm. In Hamline NJ. E. Church, 9th
and P streets, commemorative of the life
and work of Miss Frances E. Willard, who
died February II, 1895
The program will include as speakers
Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis, Mrs. NJ L. Welles,
Rev. Dr. F. D. Power, Rev. j. G. Butler,
Rev. DR.. ]. E. Rankin, Rev. j. Van Sehaick,
Rev. Walter H. Brooks, Rev. Luther B.
Wilson and Miss Jessie Alderman There
will also be present Representative
Hiram Price and ex-senator Blair Prof
O. A. Danzenbaker will preside at the
organ, and Mrs. Hazel Henderson Doyle
and Miss Mabel Claf1in will sing.
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The public school building now being
erected on Kenyon street between 18th and
18th streets, Columbia Heights, known as
the Hubbard, will be ready for occupancy
In about thirty days. SO the building in
spector has informed the District Commits
sioners. 1t is stated, however, that no ap-
preparation has been made with which to
provide furniture for the school Appro-
priations for furnishing other school build
ings not yet erected have been made, and
the treasury Department officials will be
asked If these funds cannot be used in
connection with the Hubbard school.
If that cannot be done the Commission
ers will either ask for special appropria-
ton or for authority to use the funds pro-
vided for one Of the schools not vet COM
menced. and they are confident that there
will be no trouble in securing the furniture.
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Acting upon the request of Mr.. Alex j.
Wedderburn, corresponding secretary of
the national pure food and drug congress,
the third annual meeting of which will be
held here early next month the District
Commissioners have decided to invite the
following to represent the District at the
coming meeting:
Asriculturists - John Garden, Anacostia
ROAD; Phiilp Sheriff, Benning; Hugh Kane,
Bladensburg road and Arthur Z Colds
boro, Loughboro' road. Druggists-C A.
Prentiss, 9th and K streets, and Edward
stevens, 9th street and Pennsylvania ave
Pennsylvania avenue. Retail grocerS A.
Reeves, 1903 F street. Food manufacturer
Edward Graves, 400 C street.
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RAILROADS.
, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

STATION PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
':oI An: WEEK DAYS PITTsBGRG EXPREsS.
1880 aa ana Pinins Cars Harrisburg Ptts6ar
G @an Sleeping Dining, smoking and Observation
oiis harrisburg to Chicago Cincinnati Indiapap-
Parior Car to- II, Cleveland and Toledo. Buffet
i1 &c !, An FAST LINE.-PuIlman Buffet Psrlor
To 10 harrisburg. Buffet Parlor Car Harrisbufe
$50 sfee pM CT CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
as and Dining Cars Harrisburg to fndisns S
viIlei aud c M,esSvle tvis Cincinnati and Louis.
IL; 10 Pm IN WESTERN ExPREss.-pullmsp sIesn-
CHICAGO. 10 fittsourg and Chicago. Dining Car 70
IN; man P sissn,s sogTHwEsTERN ExpREss.-puu.
na ffrisP n, to St Louis. Cleveland and GpcjD a
lG ins Pm PAcIFIc EXPRESS. Pullman s,s.,.
sassis F tEi k Dam; csnsnaas Rochester and
sunday A. F for Eimra and Remove daily, except
20 for williamssgps1[t S Say ssO
Wib s s1e Niagara Falls daily except saturdsy
1919 for Erie CanandaSust0 R s@saestsr p
Csr W Wna Niagara Falls daily. Pullman sieepiDs
FUR fHiLApELPHIf h,s SEW YORK And THE
an ParOr Cars with Dining Car from Bslt, dag.
seq sesuia Io, at 100 Dining Carr TO rs. Sis
f ns9 saa SIS 500 Rlpins ln Gas
On sunday ha7t i0o n $50 1000 and II 80 PM
eO piSng f from wi Gai So A sS s9S
80. o.oV lolning Car from Baltimorel G.so
LOO and 1850 PM For PbiIadelnbis 0 onIy'
3 Apres = ~ hz:lo Pal week days 2:OI and SD
For snd PS: :So without change 1855 AN week day.
1000, 1870 100 AN. Els: f2: s:l0' s:SS
2:9d 3:l5, 3 40 400, uniited} ADO, 4:Sl 800
o;4o G;i5. $50, 40. 1000. IO:40, li:s5 and
I:5O Pm. On Sunday 700, 7:2O sis 500
S:Oo. 1890 11:00 A NJ, l2:l5 lib 2:0I s.i5'
$50 t4:o0; Limited, 4:20, $500 $40 G;l5 $50
1:2g, 1900 .9:4o and Ii 80 Pm. '
For Pope's Creek Line. 1855 AN and <:3l PM
week lays. ~ A'
For Annapolis. 700 and 900 AM, 1918 and s,.o
I'm. "eek days. Sundays. 300 A. N. and 40
Florida Special, for Jacksonville and ST. Au.
g9stiaae. so Pm. week days Express for
Florida and points Oh Atlantic Coast Line z:30
An $500 Pm daily; Richmond only lI;z5
AN weeh davs; Atlanta Special vis Richmopd
and sesboard Air Line, $500 M daily Accom-
m9astiea for 2uantico T:Ao An. daily and 20
sEAsHoRE CONNECTIONS.
For Atlantic City Via Delaware River Bridge ALL
ran route), 3:15 800 Congressional Limited'l
and II 80 M. daily. Via Market Street Wharf
Y:e0 an sna diiGo An. l2:4s Pm. week days.
For Cape May. i:oo AN week days, 1850 Pm.
Ticket Offices. corner Fifteenth and G streets and
at the station. Sixth and streets, where orders
can he left for the checking of baggage to destna
ton from hotels and residences
Telephone call ''l44l" for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. R. WOOD.
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

.r Seheouie 40 efeft January IL, 1900.
IS sol AM..-,Daily.-Local for nanville, Charlotte
eafs apd Harrisonburg daily, and Staunton daily
Wespa SUNDAY ans at Lynchburg with Norfolk and
IA dai hadge daily, and Lexington daily except Sun
=, l1;1o A.M:-Daily.-TBE UNITED STATES FAST
ton ~ nGGiiman sleepers New York and Washing.
hn m s5U Chatanooga and Memphis Tenn and al
Coums WIFI Sleeper for Augusta Connects at
s SssK to H. New oleas uniting Charlotte with
Change pnin Gar se4yee to Ne"
III - Tor charlottesyiile
haarppl 81 daily except Sunday.
s PPMM -Isak for Ssx chasl9ssesyiIls daily
IDA LIMITED: Finest train in the world. Pull
se IN as. Room Library state Room and OBJ
81. augustine, via Jacksonville; also Drawing Room
Sleeping sleeping Cars to Aiken and Augusta Dining Car
T., $; !,9, P.M.-Daily-NEw YORK AND FLORIDA
NJ VS. Garies Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars
Sleeping Car for St: Augustine and Miami. and to
and t9 Port Tampa. Fla. Through coach to JACK,
sS s!sa 3 " Dining pin Car service: 80
NooGA LIMITED VA IYNcHBnEG. N WITH Ss seepeas
Orleans sor ibn and Washington to Memphis and
E nG between Radfe7d. Va. and Alfalfa. Ala Din
soGTAaWESTERN LIMITED, composed OF Pull.
man Vestibuled Sleepers Dining Cars and Day
Got S; seepers New York to Nashville Tenn via
Asnevnie, knoxville and Chattanooga; New York to
nenphis, via Birmingham, New York to New Or
i Sia; wa Atlanta and Montgomery. Observation
sleeping Car New = ork and Washington 10 Macon.
Ia, Via Atlanta; connects at High Point n G.
Week days, with tain for Plnehurst " G. oh,
servation Car New York and Washington to At
anta. Extra Drawing Room Sleeper between New
ana saturday correcting thence with Sunset
Limited TO- San Francisco. Vestsbuled Day Coach
washington t. Atlanta Dining Car service
sunset PERSONALLY Conducted Tourists Excursion
through Sleeper on this train every Monday Wed
neesday and Friday to San Francisco, without
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
leave Washington S:01 an. daily, 4:45 pm Wcek
Gays, and o.. pm. Sundays only for Round Hill:
800 Pm week days. 6:25 pm. Saturdays and ii 20
T%s Pm daily fc Herndon. Returning, arrive at
and $40 pm. Sunday only from Round Hill: 7:b6
am week days from Berndon, ard FOG am Mon.
Gays, 1884 m. week days and 1872 pm. Wedpes-
days and Saturdays from Leesburg.
ION W. am. 7;sa am. and 2:l5 pm. and $50
Pm daily. and lO:15 am. daily except Monday:
Harrtscnhurg 1900 noon week days and $40 PIN
pm daily.
Tickets, sleeping reservations and other fnfor
checked from Hotes and Residences by Union Trans.
Ter Company, oiders left at Ticket Offices 705
Fifteenth g.. NV, Sill Peunsy lvania avenue n W
and at pennsylvania Passenger Station. Telephoue
call !44I for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab service
FRANK 5. CANNON, Sd Vice Prest. Gen. Mgr.
]: II. GULF, Traffic Manager.
w. A TURK, General Passenger Agent.
L. ). BROWN, General Agent. fell
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$1.2S to Baltimore and Return via b.
and o.. Saturday and Sunday,
February II and IS, good for return until
following Monday. Tickets good on all
trains except Royal Limited.-Advt
Fair at Masonic Temple.

The fair that has been in progress for
the benefit of the building fund of the
Church OF the Sacred Heart of which
Rev. j. +. MCGEE is pastor. will practical
ly close at Masonic Temple tonight Tomor-
row night, however, there will be a sacred
concert at Masonic Temple for the same
object, in which the following well-known
talent will participate: Mr.. Herman Rake
mann, violinist; Prof. Anton Gloetzner, pi-
anist; Miss Bertha Lucas vioiinist; Mrs.
Margaret Nolan Martin, contralto: Miss
Edna Bishop. soprano; DR.. J. c. Epner,
Mrs. VIM. Reed, contraito: MIR. 8. Exley'
futist; Mr.. James Nolan, baritone: Miss
Mary Byrne. soprano: Mr.. W. H. ConIey,
Mr.. Geo. O'Connor and the choir of the
Chorch OF the Sacred Heart. Monday night
there will be euchre party and II is ex
pected that the attendance will be very
large.
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"Hit the Nail
ON the Head

If you have eruptions, pains in the
head or kidneys, stomach trouble and
feelings of WEAKNESS, Hit the nail
on the head" Hoods Sarsaparilla is
the hammer to use.
1t will purify your blood. The
masses praise it for doing this and
making the whole body healthy.
Rash Broke Out-~2I,9pr baby ss bro broke ,,se out
sv elling came on left side of his neck. Four
months later this bunch broke and became run
ming sore. Three doctors said it was scrofula and
prescribed medicine for the blood. A neichbor
recommended Hoods Sarssparilla as 1t had cured
her baby Of similar trouble By persistent use
Of this medicine a complete cure has been accom-
Washington, D. c.
Hivec-"1 suffered severely from hives. Being
told my blood was out of order 1 took
m M. but appeared to grow worse Finally
got bottle OF Hoods Sarsaparila and began TAX
Ing 1t and soon found myself feeling much better.
Alter taking two bottles i entirely cured
WINNIE A. BOWMAN, Box 1876. Anacestia, D. c.
Hoods Sar'saparilla
Is Americas Greatest Medicine. Price, 81.
Prepared by G. /. Hood & Co.. Lowell Mass
Hoods Pills cure liver ills; the nonrritating and
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect Deceulher 1000

bAittMthE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Schedule in effect December "A, 1889.
Leave Washington from station corner of New Ter
For Chicago ana aRs 1estbulea Limited
sss s. 1ssii rp I.nsss gS p
Fas Pt lSos p ass ci1lsDa
F. Ssan Sa Toledo and Detroit. 1905 night.
Si f. ' har1s, :s SO R5T pm. daily. -,
Is sss sss 1860
asiS sa;is SO $50 assS 1fs
1sSS So 1 1ssS ss 81 .'0
pFs.s.sss g:s ss ss;.. sss 81 ioss
40 go pm suR qds.ss eco an nm liz Pm
Fer For saya sSs Way ' poSts enc DAYS
$50. $50. 7:o5 pm. sundays, $500 am. LIS.
so s :oS T s points Ssst 4.s:
I:ss pm. sandsys SEQ am. i:it as. 7:o rs
,sss $50 ,ns Dss.,
''m.' i;i' pm ROYAL BLUE LINE
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light.
,o For ,d S. HI Philadelphia New YORK Bes
Pm Diner, AGO, Royal Limited Els seiGsi 1eiS
1900 eslOcll: slndays. 7:oS, $50 an. ia.os
HJhnA1S Nhfsts o.U0, Quo tbfDiDS Cafb),
$500 80 and 2:35 night fSleeping Car open 1890
o'clock.
Parl,r Cars on al day trains
For Atlantic City, 1880 an, l2:05 noon and
days.
For Cape May. week days. 12:o5 and 1:15 pm
Except Sunday. xExpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Co. orders left at
ticket Offices. 619 Pennsylvania avenue NV, New
York avenue and 18th street and at Depot.
+. d. UNDERWOOD. d. B. MARTIN.
I'd Vice President Mgr. Pass. Traffic
and Gen. Manaeef. DIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-17

Mr. Gerome Desio of No. 11o7 F street
northwest went to Pittsburg last night with
his son and Detective Muller to see if he
can identify certain prisoners who are I'M
der arrest there. More than a year ago
professional sneak thieves carried off a
quantity of diamonds belonging to Mr.
Desio. 1t is believed members of the So
called Richie" crowd, now in custody in
Pittsburg, committed the robbery. Mr.
Desio visited Philadelphia several months
ago and identified man under arrest there
one of the robbers.
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Choice of Twenty-Fir.t District.

The republicans of the twenty-first dis
trict held meeting last evening in Lin
coin House, 14th and B streets southeast,
and organized by electing Frank C. Joyce,
president and George Gray, secretary.
Speeches we're made by w. H. BROKER, &.
H. Bettus Henry Mallory, VIM. Coleman
and others. Resolutions were adopted in
dorsing the administration of President Nc
kinley.
Mr.. George Betturs offered resolution
indorsing w. Calvin Chase for delegate
and DR.. j. E. Jones for alternate to the
next national republican convention. Mr.
w. H. BROKER also offered a resolution
rendering thanks to Mr.. Darneille for the
appointment of Mr.. Montague as assistant
assessor.
The meeting was an enthusiastic one, and
Mr.. Brooke's remarks, eulogizing Messrs.
Chase and Jones We're loudly appla uded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-17
IN HONOR OF SENATOR FRYE.
Psi Epsilon Association to Give Fiji
tenth Animal Ranauef.

According to arrangements now perfected,
the nfteenth annual banquet of the Psi
Epsilon Association of this city will be held
the evening OF February 81, at the Shore
ham Hotel, In honor of Mr.. W. p. Frye,
president OF the United States Senate
Speeches of national interest are expected
from Snators Frye, Wetmore, Depew,
Spooner and Hawley, Representatives Dali
zell, Fowler, Newlands and Allen, Professor
Dean Worcester of the Philippine commits
sion. and others. Five-minute speeches are
promised also by members of the council
and of the various chapters. Mr.. A. P.
Greeley is president of the associa ton, and
Mr. A. R. Server is secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-17
HELD FOR FUTURE HEARING.
Jay G. Holland Accused of Libelfn0
Senator TalfaferrO.

Jay G. Holland was today held in 81 zoo
bond in the Police Court by Judge Kimball
for a preliminary hearing Wednesday next,
to answer the charge Of hbelng United
States Senator Taliaferro of Florida. AS
sistant United States Attorney Semmes rep
resented the government and Mr.. D. w.
Baker was counsel for Holland.
No evidence was offered today in the
court. but it is asserted that Holland caused
the publication in a New York paper re-
Gently Of an article, in which it was alleged
that Senator Taliaferro was mixed up in
an unlawful way in some government con-
tracts.
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Public Meeting of Sons Of Jonadab

The Sons of Jonadab held a public meet
ing at Typographical Temple Thursday
evening, when remarks were made by Jas.
E. Hibbs. VIM. H. Young, ]. NJ Davey, Ed
ward Mullin. Samuel d. Nedry and Ray
mond Dickey. The musical part of the pro-
gram was very much enjoyed. It consisted
of selections by George Powell, Robert
James. Prof. Romano, r. T. Reeves, Prof.
Garland and Joseph d. Steele
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
Dates for Excursions Now Being Re-
served.

Dates for Excursions Now Being Re-
served.
Patronage of the new salt water resort
on the bay, known as Chesapeake Beach.
is evidently going TO be very heavy the
coming season. as societies and orders are
evincing q great interest in the place and
already rcserving dates for their annual ex-
cursions- This is not surprising when the
attractiveness of the resort Is taken into
consideration. 1t is only about thirty miles
from Washington, being reached by the
Chesapeake Beach Railroad, a new steam
road thoroughly equipped for the comfort
and convenience of its patrons. The CO.
lumbia street railway. to which all of the
syndicate lines transfer, will be prepared
to promptly and satisfactorily handle large
crowds to and from the depot at the Dis
trict line. The bay at Chesapeake Beach
IS ~ miles wide: long pier extends into
the bay and boardwalk nearly 300 feet
long. parallel to the shore: commodious
bath houses are erected: fine merry-go-
round has been installed, a scenic railway
is under construction and other numerous
attractive amuSements are contracted for
A refreshment pavilion capable of seating
nearly 1890 people is completed and open.
Hotels being built. beautiful picnic
grounds being prepared and everything
tractive and desirable salt water resort
this side of Atlantic City. Several fast
excursion trains will leave CheSaDe
junction. District of Columbia. daily. on
which "a rate of only joc. for the round trip
Will be charged. Parties desiring Informal
ton regarding excursions for the coming
season should call upon or address Mr.. A.
H Lewis. Gen Passenger Agent, at 1870
New York ave.
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LOCAL MENTION.
AMCSEMENTs TONIGHT.
Academy-"over the Fence"

Aeademy-"Over the Fence"
Bijou-Vaudeville.
Columbia Theater-"The Greatest Thing
In the World
Kernan's Lyceum-New York Vaudeville
Stars.
Lafayette Square-'A Lions Heart"
National Theater-Primrose and Dock
stader's Minstrels.
New Grand-Maggie Cline and polite vau-
deville.
1911 Pennsylvania ave.-The Merry Mid
get
Convention Hall-1ndoor athletic games
For aInusemerts see page n.
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Arrangements have been made for hold
ing public meeting under the auspices OF
the National Society of the Children of the
American Revolution tomorrow at $50
o CLOCK pm IN the First Baptist Church,
corner 10th and o streets Rev. DIR Nc
Kim Will deliver the address. Seats viii
be reserved for the Daughters of the Amsr-
lean Revolution and for the Sons of the
American Revolution and other patr,otfc
societies. The meeting will be open TO The
public. ~
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Cause AlIeKed to Be VAGUE.

The Supreme Court of the District of CO.
lumbia. by proceedings instituted by Jas.
McLaren, administrator of the estate of
Elizabeth Barber, deceased against the
trustees Of the Anacosta NJ. E. Church and
others, Is asked to declare void a certain
clause Of the will of the testatrix. The al
legation is that the clause Is vague and
uncertain.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Newport News for Fortress Men
roe and Norfolk at $50 pm
Steamer Harry Randall for Chapel Point,
Nomini and river landings at . am
Trains leave 49, street and Pennsylvania
avenue hourly for Arlington from s m. to
s pm. and for Mt Vernon hourly from 10
a. m. 10 pm.
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Through Pnrlor Car Service to Old
Point Comfort via PennsyIyanin

beginning February "a, the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Will establish Pullman Buffet Par
Tor Car service between Washington and
oid POINT Comfort daily except Sunday via
DcsWeIl and the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way. The car soGthbOund will be attached
10 pennsylvania Railroad train leaving
washington at HIS am. week DAYS. ar
IltlhS al Old Point at $50 pm. Returning,
car will be attached 10 Chesapeake and
ONO train leaving Old Point at $50 a m.
arriving Washington $50 p.m.-Adyt
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The Royal Limited" beautiful, swift
and sure, leaves Washington, B. &, O. RR
station, New Jersey avenue and c street
daily pm; arrives New York pm. Bx-
quisite dining and cafe car service-Adyt