Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1891, Page 16

16 LOCAL MENTION, The Weather. YOR WASHINGTON CITY AND VICINTTY. A high pressure area in Canada and another Que south in the east gulf are likely to give for the next forty-eight hours cloudy or threaten- weather, but without rain. temperature will remain Kittle change for the next thirt @ probability of somewhat cooler weather Sun- day night or Monday morning. FORECAST TILL RIGHT A. 3. SUNDAY. For the District of Colambia, Maryland and Virginia, generally fair; stationary tempera- tare; westerly winds. CONDITION OF THE WATER. 7 re and condition of water at7 am: Great Falls, temperature, 46; condi 36. Receiving reservoir, temperature, on dition at north connection, 36; condition at goath connection, 36. distributing reservoir, temperature, 54; condition at influent gal house, 36; condition at eiluent gate house, 36. High Water. 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Vay Revra ‘Bogs leave to inform her former customers and the she has returned to Washington ‘You Wanr to getan idea what thestslesare ‘this winter, visit our tailoring department. & com stock of domestic and for- ir for ‘We have fabrica at _ ‘Eiskwax Baoe., 7th and E. Gis idth ot ew. Jouxstox Baos. & Co. are roasters of all kinds of coffees. Canrets Curaxep by the Empire Carpet Works, 631-635 Mase. are. n.w., are made moth Proof free of charge. Telephone 425-2 CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT Avsavos’s.—Agnes Huntington Opers Com- Nariomax. ‘Boys and Girls.” Acapexy ov Music.—Fanny Rice in a “Joll; Surprise Party.” ~ Hazaw’ Buov.—Boston Howard Atheneum y- Kxanay’s Lyceum Tuxaten—‘Master and I SED LOCALS. Secdxp Evevex of Kendall Green de- ‘School team at foot ball yester- game was played at Capitol B. Hanson was filed yester- He leaves €1,000 to W. H. O'Neil in con- of friendship and faithful services, of his property to AB. Bibb in of the Columbia Phonograph elected the following named ensuing year: President, Ed- E. Easton; vice president and treasurer, 'm. Herbert Smith; secretary, R. F. Cromelin: committee, Messrs. Benjamin Durfee, Brown and Charles H. Ridenour. ‘Hovsz at 312 North Carolina avenue occupied by Carrie Marshall, caught last “night and caused slight damage. was no one at home. The early discovery of the fire by Otticer Foster, who turned in the qisrm. undoubtedly saved 4 frame row from wn. A New Grawax Werxrr will be published here by Mr. D. Skutech.. Its name will be the Deuisch-Amerikanische Natwnal Zeitung. fhe first number will appear about November ‘Tur woman's gymnasium, located at 1331 4th street, has mereased facilities for the Physical {raining of women and children. Mav H. Heap, who is a certified pupilof Herr Raif of the Beriin conservatory, an- ounces that she is ready to giv. oon maa ~ 'y to give piano lessons. ely £ 4 i i i th, t A fre ‘The station of investorsand others is called to the . iffe. Darr & Co., auc~ tioneers, at 4 o'clock p.m.. Monday next, Octo- Der 26, of fine business aud residence property $210 and 3272 Bridge street, Geurge- town, D. C., the residence portion of the above property being fitted up in a first-class manner duitable for flats or hotel. Also at 4:30 m., same day, vacant loton Congress street with brick stable in the rear. This lot fronts thirty-three feet on Congress street with adepth Of 120 feet, handsome residence street being Bear many fine dwellings. Alsoat5o'clock pau. hd that cligivle Dasiness and residence property No. 1237 High street with brick stabie and frame Ronse ra large alley inthe rear. Allof this Property is well located in the best business Gadd residence section of Georgetown and pre- sept to investors and others un unusual o7 tunity for investment. Sale by order of Gwynn, assignee of E. B. Cropley. See ad- ‘verlisemens. ALBavGn's.—Mr. Wm. Gillette has furnished the amusement public with many excellent phases of life humoronsly and ingeniously de- picted on the mimic stage. His “Private Sec- retary.” “Professor.” “Wilkinson's Widows” and other comedies have introduced many odd characters which have proved thoroughiy ac- ceptable and some of which bave held their lace for many years. “All the Comforts of ome” is one of Mr. Gillette's latest and most successful creations, and though its title would scarcely suggest anything of a humorous char- acter he has made a play fall of artistic satire and delicate and whol bomor — This will be presented at Albaugh’s next week and \the company that will interpret it is said to be one of the strongest that Manager Charles Frohman has ever sent out. The piece was thorough!) successful here last season and ite return be gladly welcomed. Hanris’ Bisou Teater.—Next week the patrons of Harris’ Bijou Theater will welcome that popular comedian, Joseph J. Sullivan, in the musical comedy, “Black Thorn.” The performance gives @ picture of the romantic and exciting phases of life. with an Irishman ‘as the central figure. Especial pains have been taken with the scenery. Among the more Prominent stage effects is the representation of & burning mill. The performance does not de- pend on the scenery, however, for Mr. Sulli- van’s abilities as a comedian are joined to dra- matic and specialty talents of a high order in the subordinate members of his company. Among the artists who are engaged for the pro- duction are ex-members of some of the — aoied companies that have appeared. Miss Peasiey has met with warm praise as 00- prano singer, and Mise Belle Vivian's skirt dance has been commented on asa unique and meritorious effort. Yankee Moore has made a Teputation as an impersonator of rural char- acters, while the star is known asa songster and specialty artist of the strongest cal- iber. Little Helen Martel is regarded by those who have seen her as one of the cutest and cleverest of children. Kersan’s Lyceum Sneater.—On Monday, ‘Tuesday afternoon and night and Wednesday, at Kernan’s Lyceum Theater next week, Joe J. Dowling and Sadie Hasson, supported by a good dramatic company, will present their in- teresting drama, “lhe Red Spider,” which is replete with exciting scenes of the wild west and enlivened with original specialties, including new songs anddances. Mr. Dowling will appear as Dakola, a strange cheracter of the western wilds. Miss Hasson will sustain the role of Beatrice Murtha, or Rosay, a lively little moan- tain landlady. This play will be followed by “Nobody's Claim,” «beautiful picture of the west in nve acts, introducing Mr. Dowling in his favorite character, Ward Devereauz, and Miss Hasson in her happiest creation, Madge, a mountain waif. Many realistic scenes are pre- sented in this drama, including the snow scene and the fire scene, and together {ith entertain- ing ‘ialties, make the play highly interest- ing. carl the thoroughbred Kentucky colt, appear in both plays. Gxoucrrows AvaTeur OncuesTea. — An encouraging number of subscriptions for the twelfth season of the Georgetown Amateur Orchestra has almeady been received, and careful rehearsals are now in progress, under the efticient leadership of Prof Jovef Kaspar, who is contident of even better musical results than heretofore. Among the attractions for the first concert is Miss Clementine De Vere, a worthy successor of Gerster, whose flute-like notes are recalled by Miss De Vere’s flexible voice and remarkable execution. She has met with the most flattering success in New York and Boston, some of the critics being so en- thusiastic a to style her a second Jenny Lind. Prof. Anton Gloetzner will perform Henselt’s difficult piano concerto, and the orchestra, strengthened by the Wilhelmj Club, will num- ber eighty musicians. The principal numbers on the program will be as follows: Overture, Phedre, net; piano concerto in F minor, op. 16, Henselt, Mr. Anton Gloetzuer: Nor- wegian rhapsodie No. $, Svendsen; Intermezzo Cavalleria Kusticana, Mascagni; Dream After the Ball, Czibuika; Wilhelmj Club and orches- tra (string orchestra, eighty performers). ‘The growing favor with which the orchestra has been received from year to year, the improved character of the concerts of each season and the earnest efforts of the management to foster musical life in thie city appeal strongly to all lovers of music for generous patronage. peribecnasctcrailn INFORMATION FOR VOTERS. Announcement of Low Kates via B. & 0, ‘B. RB. to Several States. The B.& O. R.R. announces the sale of tickets at greatly reduced rates to such persons residing in Washington who may desire to return Ni to November 3 inclusive; good, returning, until November 10 inclusive. Ohio.—Tickets seld and good, going, Octo- ber 27 to November 1; good, returning, until November 21 eo a, N J Delaware, Marylan jew Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Vir- ginia.—tTickets sold and good, going, October 31 to November 8; good, returning, until No- vember 10 inclusive. — 2 . Order of the Iron Hall. A public meeting under the auspices of the Order of the Iron Hall was held last evening in the National Rifles’ armory. Addresses were made by A. H. Hosmer, supreme vice justice, and F. D. Somerby, supreme chief justice. pea aaa Grace Chapel to Be Dedicated. Grace Baptist Church will dedicate its new chapel tomorrow afternoon with appropriate services. This handsome little church, » pic- ture of which was printed in Taz Stan at the time of the opening service last June, is located ina rapidly growing part of Capitol Hill—at the corner of South Carolina avenue and 9th street southeast. It was the original intention to have the dedicatory service on June 7 last, but the day proved to be one of the very worst in the year, necesiinting: Postponement. Rev. J. J. Muir, pastor of the E Street Baptist Church, will preach the sermon and Kev. C. C. Meador of the Fifth Baptist Church will offer the dedicatory prayer. Other city Baptist cier- gymen will be present and participate in the services. “ ‘Still Arguing the Park Case. Yesterday after Mr. Perry had concluded his argument before the Rock Creek Park com- mission on behalf of the government he was followed by Mr. Samuel Maddox, who replied to the strictures of Mr. Perry upon the ques- tion of the Rosemont Park subdivision. What- ever could be said, the fact that this tract could be subdivided and lots in it sold and resold established a market value, and the commis- sion were compelled to take notice of such fact, even thongh the value was reached be- caute of the creating of the proposed Rock Creek Park. Mr. Maddox was ‘ollowed by Messrs. McKenney, Lambert, Lee and Hagner in brief replies to Mr. Perry. The commission then adjourned to Monday morning, when Mr. Coleman will make his argument. He will be followed by Judge Wilson. who will close the case. It is thought, therefore, that the cuse will be finally submitted not Ister than Wednesday of next week. ee ‘The Deutsche Lesekrers. ‘The Deutsche Lesekrers has entered upon its second season with a largely increased member- ship. At the initiatory meeting on Monday evening the following officers were elected: Mrs. Dr. von Hartleben, president: Mr. D. Skutsch, vice president; Miss H. Sophie Phil lips, secretary; Mrs. Geo. A. Shehan, treasure: fiss Abbie Jobnson, librarian; Mr. P. J. Plont, dramatic director; Prof.Henry Xander, musical director. es ‘Tux Macatesten's Tur Postroxep To Svx- pax, Novembex 1.—Owing to the turbid con- dition of the river and not wishing to disap- point the sanguine expectationsof good fishing, Capt. Biake aunounces to the numerous eager excursionists that the trip of the Macalester to Colonial Beach and Clifton Beach is postponed to Sunday, November 1.—Adtt. Repvcen Rares you Vorens ny rue Prxx- evivaxra Ratroap.—for the benefit of per- sous in Washington who desire to return to their homes to vote at the fall elections, the Pennsylvania railroad will sell excursion tick- ets to the principal points in the states named below at one fare andathird for the round trip. ‘Outo.—Tickets will be sold October 27, 28, 29, 30 and 31, and November 1, good going un- til November 1 inclusive and Valid for return until November 21 inclusive. w Youx.—Tickets will be sold October | 21 to November $ inclusive, good to return un- til November i0 inclusive. Mauviaxp, Detawanx, New Jensex, Vin- orxta ax West Vinoosta —Tickets will be sold October 31, November 1. 2 and 3, valid tore- turn until November 10 inclusive.—Adet mtn stn { Sovrurey Ivrenstate Exvosrrrox, Ratio! N. C—The Richmond und Danville railroad | wilt sell round-trip tickets from Washington, D. C., to Raleigh, N. C., for the above occasion Tuesdays and Wednesdays of each week, be- Ghuiug Tuceday, October 18. and continuing until November 35, at $12.10, valid for return passage until December 3, 1891. . cures headache: 25¢.—adet 1 pacescors THE -EVENING STAR: THE SYNOD OF BALTIMORE. Its Three Days’ Session Ended—Rev. Mr. ‘Campbell's Appeal Not Sustained. The three-days’ session of the synod of Balti- more, which has been held in the Church of the Covenant, came to a close last evening. The next meeting will be held in Baltimore in October, 1892. After devoting nearly the en- tire time of yesterday's session to hearing the case of Rev. J. R. Campbell, uppealed from the presbytery of Neweastle, the synod decided not to sustain the appeal by a vote of 24 to 10. The action of the presbytery which deposed Mr. Campbell from the ministry was therefore in- dorsed. Tho reports of the woman's synodical s0- cieties that were read at the public meeting on ‘Thareday night were received and adopted. The accounts of the treasurer were approved by the naditing commitiee. The committee appointed to consider the gomplaiut of Dr. G. W. N. ‘ashington presbytery reported plaint was without 4 nd for action by the synod. A narrative on the state of religion within the contiues of the synod, which was submitted, showed all the churches to be in flourishing condition. ‘The minutes of the synod of 1890, together with those of the New- castle presbytery, showing the action taken in the case of J. R. Campbell, were wpproved, and the synod then adjourned. Resolutions of thanks to the pastor and mem- bers of the Church of the Covenant and the members of the other Presbyterian church: who had entertained the delegates, wi adopted, —a ‘Two Years at Albany. Yesterday in the Criminal Court Sidney Gas- kins was convicted of larceny from the person and sentenced ta two at Albany. The victim was D. Byrd Parke. who was relieved of his watch by the defendant at a restaurant and the prisoner held and an officer sent for. giles ie viri“aewe, Robberies Keported. Thursday night burglars entered the saloon of Charles Schlegel, No. 1829 7th street north- west,/and carried off €2.50, a revolver und a box of cigars, besides some mutilated coins. J. D. Jones of No. 220 B street northwest re- ports that his house was entered at an early hour yesterday morning and robbed of a pair of shoes. William E. Crooks complains of the theft of an overcoat, hat and a pair of gloves. Aunie Heiler reports the lareeny of a gold watch and cbain. ‘Two brass brake wheels were stolen from the gary at the Baltimore and Potomac depot Wednesday. eee Oe Mr. Ed. Daily's Funeral, The funeral of Ed. M. Daily, the late ball player, took place this morning from the family residence, corner of 4thand Washington Streots northwest. A mass of requiem was said at St. Patrick's Catholic Church at 8:30 o'clock, and the interment was at Mount Olivet ceme- tery. The pallbearers were Umpire Jack Kerins, Charley Snyder, L. P. Murphy, James McGuire, Tommy Dowd and “Sandy Griffin, members of the National Base Ball Club. Last night the ball players now in the city sent a beautiful floral broken column asa token of respect. che ‘Takoma Park Building Association. The stockholders of the Takoma Park Build- ing Association at their annual meeting Wed- nesday evening received full reports from the officers and finance committee to the close of the second year of its work. A dividend of 4 per cent was declared on the earnings for the six months ended September 30. Oilicers were elected as follows: Judge Thomas F. Miller, resident; Charles M. Heaton, jr.. vice presi- jent; Samuel Ross, treasurer; J. H. Lichliter, secretary. Directors—Joscph R. Johnson, Judge Thomas F. Miller, Charles M. Heaton, jr-, Samuel Ross, Charles B. Ford, Wright Curtiss, Angus Lamond, J. Vance Lewis, J. L. Prosise, F. A. Schneider, George M. Myers, Jesse D. Gibbs, Charlies F. Lewis, J. F. Stoek, Byron A. Ford, Martin F. Meeser and J. H. Lichliter. Fine Insurance Divivexp.—The trustees of the Mutual Protection Fire Insurance Company of the District have declared # dividend in the shape of s rebate of 20 per cent on last year's premium on policies in that company. ‘This is an increase over the dividend of last yenr, that being 15 per cent. The rates char; company being already very low, the cost of insurance down to a nominal figure. It is of interest to insurers to know that all ne policies taken out in this company befor: the 30th of November next have the advantage of # saving in the premium for the coming year and aiso of sharing in any dividend (or rebate) declared at the end ofthe year. The office of the company is at 1437 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, where application should be made to Mr. James E. Fitch, secretary.—Adet, —— Near, nearly new, two-story brick dwelling, ‘No. 603 I street northeast, to be sold Monday, October 26, at 5 o'clock. Those looking for small home or investment bere have a chance.— Adet. ——_ Important Sace oy Improvep axp Uxim- PROVED Psorerty IN Geouaeto’ ‘Latimer & Sloan, auctioneers, will sell on Monday, Octo- ber 26, at 4:30 o'clock, valuable property on West street between Washington and Congress, to close an estate. A rare opportunity for profitable investment.—Adct. A. F. Boryor, French steam dyer and scourer, will open a branch store at 1103G street, Wash- ington, D. C., October 26. . Lartaer & Stoax will sell on Monday, at 4:30 p.im., 0 valuable lot ou 14th street near R, to close an estate. * | Larner & Sto4x will sell on Monday next, at 5p. m., valuable improved property, corner 37th und Corcoran streets. * J. J. Gout, Paper Fancy Work.—Adet. ge ee Starsep Grass substitute, 507G st. n.w.—Adct. 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Phillips: commission to get infant's an- F ordered to issue. Lipscomb agt. Frank; payment to infant's guardian ordered. Crncurr Count—Judge : Yesterday—Fox agt. Wood; ee ment for p! is agt. to Onpuaxs’ Court. flea a Estat Harrington; . Estat of W. W. Chriewan: wil athe) and letters testamentary issued. Estate of Mary A. Loy- den; petition for probate of will and letters testamentary. Estates of Sarah A. Stevenson, Emma Johnson and G. F. Atkins; petitions for probate of and letters testamentary. Estate of Christian Ruppert; caveat to wili filed. Es. tate of M. B. Hanson; will presented. ANS An Entertainment at Assembly's Church. The Assembly's Presbyterian Church, Sthand I streets northwest, was the scene of an enjoya- ble entertainment and sociuble last evening. The audience, which was enthusiastic, filled the lecture room of the church, The program comprised « choice selection of instrumental ind vocal music and recitations. 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Cheviot Reefers at 23.08, everywhere at #4.95, everywhere 46; marvels at 86.50, worth 88.50. CLOAKS, Capes contain the leading fashion tor fall. We're doing a xreat trade in them be- cause of our “eye-opening”. prices. FURS. Russian Hair Capes, beauties, ouly 85.97, worth $8. Coque Feather Short Boas, in all colors PARIS and Black, from $1.25 to €2.45. FEATHER — Fuli- BOAS. jength Paris-nade Hackle Feather Boas, $4.59, £7, 89, 81 LADIES’ MERINO UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY. SPECIAL Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed White Cashmere Vest, hich neck, riLbed arms, ail sizes, worth $1; high neck, ‘long sleeves, gil sizes, UBe., worth 81.35 Ledies’ Eeavy Silk and Wool Swiss Ribbed Vests, high neck, lonx sleeves, £2.75 and $33 e1ch LADIES’ Fast Black Extra Heavy Cotton Hose, stlk- eanbroidered iustep. 45c. per pair, worth tie, Ladien’ Enxiish Black Cestiu ere Hose worth 5 Ladies’ Opera Length Fast Black Cotton Hose, worth Children’s Derby Ribbed Fast Black Cotton Hose, 12% to Be. GLOVES. Fifty dozen Ladtes' Four-button Ungressed Chau- mont, value #1.:35, the “Monumental,” Alexandria, the S-button Suede, in gll the newest shudes, at €L48; reguar price, $1.05, &e., &e. MYRNA RUGS, 26-INCL, 49c. Svopestey Mat . vestey Mate RAFP'S ENTERPRISE, oct Tai Lith st. "we. ee ee ‘OBER 24, CITY ITEMS. Now fs the Time for flower and saucers. ei tweet foe Your ide, choice wines ‘and liquors, sugar at bottom prices. All our is are new. Satisfaction and M sta, Georgetown, and 19th and Pa. ave. aw. it Johnson's Lunch, 987 D st. n.w. t We Don’t Advertise Our $1 Natural Wool Shirt just to see ourname Foncan get fore dollar, and “we've got it” we serve 0a Faaxc & Sox, One 1t Corner 7th and Johnston Bros. & Co., 639 La. ave. Ten Importers, Roasters of Coffee, Grinders of Spices. (Wholesale) (Sugar) @enlers.) Johnston's Breaktast Coftee requires no settling. Grocers’ Tea, Coffee and Spice supply depot for the boutbern trade, Jouxsrox Bros. & Co., telephone 818. Central sales office, 639 La. ave. Sewing Machive month at OrrixnEIMe, it for rent by week or 514 9th et. a. w. It - Merzcrn’'s,7th.* Mme. Wasuingvou wishes to inform her customers and the ladies that she hus associated with her in her business E. Wice of Paris and iy making the handsomest costumesin the coun- try at reasoual prices at 1316 G eet. 1t* Guns for sale und u Waiford’s. 1% ‘The most’ popuiar Sewing Sachine in use today is the Standard Kotary shuttle. stakes 200 siitekes & muuuce. Seuu postal or call for on trial, Suargn & Fiske, sole agents, 427 ¥th street n. w. at Cute guaranteed toall. C. H. Ravn & Co.. cor. 3ist in print. You want the best all-wool garment 1891—SIXTEEN - PAGES. AMUSEMENTS. jan oa THE PEOPLE'S CHURCH. Bev. Alex. Kent, Minister. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25, SERVICE AT 22 A.M. Subject: “Review of the Recent Beumenical Conifer- ae Orchestral music under direction of Prof. Bernays. Congregational singing, ied by Prof. Stocktos. ALL WELCOME. py (URCH OF OUR FATHER. c* ‘Gor. 13th and Lists. aw. : a SUP R HEUSTRATED _ Mrnonanra LECTURES rvN ee “7 MARPER QF LONDON, ENGLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, Cerober ‘Round the World lam-of- - MONDAY EVENING. Sovermier Soot we Surname iat and Atuerican Homes.” ENUNG, November Mr. Harper's lectures have received unqualified commendation from the press of Boston, New York AM elsewhere, voth as to the excelience o1 their Hiterary and rhetorical st$ie and the singular beauty and freshness of the photoxrapate Views iustratnx Phorm. Notun eaual to icon as ever been suown ih : tration. Ti 50e. With reserved seats, Sc. Tickets to the three lectures, with reserved eo 81.50. _ FoF sale at Ellis’ Music Store, 937 Pa. ave. oc24-0t W4shINeTON Musical CLUB. * Season 1801-92. Mr. PAUL MIERSCH, Violonceliist, Mr. HE RAKEMANS, Violinist, Mr. Hi ANDER, Fanist. Mr. HERNDON MORSELL, ‘enor. First Concert NOVEMBER 18, UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, cor. 13th and Las. now. Mra. JULIA Wi MA. 05 Boston, Voculist. 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Full stock of Furniture Coverings on and, aud Furniture Upnoisterea m the very best manner, prompily und ut ivw ngures for first-class WORK. My stock of Carpets and Furniture full aud complete, and orders of uli kinds prompuy at- tended to. ‘Tuomas D. s1xoLei0s, cewv-tuthest 45 Th st nw. Pure Old Port Wine, large bottle, worth &1. Our price, Sve, Merzuees, 417 7th st. uw." Jvinson’s 1o-year-old Whisky, 937 D st new. at Siop That Cough. {t is a dangerous signal. Piso’s Cure for Cousumption never tals. Vleas- antto tke. Alldrucgists, zoe. Johnston’s Mocha Coffve at 731 7th, It Electric Mviors Furnished for Sewing Machmes at AvzkBacu’s Domestic Kooms, itu and Af sts. vew St Deserving Confidence. —There is no arti- cle which so richly deserves the entire conti- deuce of the communtiy as Buows 8 BuonesiaL ‘i stuuatic and broi Coughs and Colds should wry them, 11 cents. “38 Phillips’ Digesttble Cocoa, Delicivus,easity digested und L.glly nourishing. Johuson’s 15-year-oid Whisky, 937 D st. nw. it Buy a Maci.ine Wiin a Reputation Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service, Examine our New dagh-Arm No. ¥. lite sent rolary motioa irec i:cm ihe heavy, rasping ac- Won of shuttie machines. Waktisu & Witsox Mra. Co., 437 vth st. now. fe28-str Johuston’s 3] ne is no longer Dut has become a necessity. 10 Pree sampies ate Megrz's Davo Stone, i014 F st. Cheap and good—the very bes: in the mar- ket is tuivanow ¢, Zoc. a bottle. 6 500 More vf extra Fine 82.50 Saxony Wool German Hand-Lui. Jackets go rapidly at 71.49 at ¢ Domestic Sewing Mac: © nston’s Buking Powder at 731 7th. It An Invention Ma Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. 3. iteharms on sight. lts ase enraptures, Office a4/ 9th stives novtuwess. ailL-te wing ORRBACH'S, TU wid da. sand Patterus.o19-12t ng Sewing a Pastime, (Abbavans GRAND OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT aT & ‘Last Appearance of Under the direction of MARCUS BR. 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