Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1895, Page 11

PERRY’S. Men’s Furnishings. Warm Gloves. THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 415, 1895-TWELVE PAGES. The Third Virginia Regiment is Mad Olear Through. AN Abcut the Election of a Brigadier General—A Child Rup Over by a Sleigh. To say that the officers of the companies composing the third regiment, Virginia volunteers, and those of some of the other regiments, are indignant at the outcome of the recent election of the brigade com- = LEGITIMATE RACING. License Granted the Virginia Jockey Clyb, The National Jockey Club has granted @ license to the Virginia Jockey Club to corduct a meeting at the St. Asaph Junc- tion track, near Alexandria. It is believed that the meeting will not begin until the 18th of March instead of the 4th, as was intended. The prospects for the coming meeting are excellent and the quality of the sport will be the best. The most prom- inent horsemen in the east have written either promising to come or asking for information regarding accommodations. The following are coming from Morris AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA LATE SPORTING NEWS], Attes tng Sinner there wad an crocuive SE ES a session, during Hicenge |W ‘Apted to the Virginia Jockey Club i re luct a meeting at St. Asaph between Maroh i and May 14. The Country Club of Brookline, Mass., applied for a license. The application was Jaid on thé table. ‘The application of the Pimlico Driving Club was algo tabled. A resolution was adopted as follows: “That an application for the registration of a name, whether found to be duplicated or not, shall constitute a good application under the rules, but a name not a dupli- cate must be found for the horse within a reasonable time before starting.” At the members’ meeting it was resolved to amend rule 70 of the racing rules by the addition of the following clause: “Arrears which have been 80 posted or published must be paid directly into the Office of the Jockey Club, with fees, ac- cording to rule, and until paid shall not be ‘Where Is He Going? Gentle reader, he is hurryiag home. And it's house-cleaning time, too—think of that! Fifteen years ago, he wouldn't have done it. Just at this time, he’d be “taking to the woods.” But now, things are different, His house is cleaned with Pearline. That makes house- cleaning easy. Easy r for those who do it—easy for those who rid it done. No hard work, no wear and tear, no turmoil and confusion, no time wasted, no tired women, removed from the list.” —— 40+ no homeless men. PHOTOGRAPHS. Everything’s done smoothly, quickly, quietly, and ely, Try i it and see. Peddlers and some unscrupulous grocers will tell you ‘this is as good Send 20 2 ae ecreel Rain Shades. Sun Shades. A variety of subjects that ought to claim every attention tomorrow. mander in Richmond would but illy ex- press it. They are hopping mad, and the end is not yet. They say that this is not the first time that an injustice has been placed on the third regiment, for when yen. Charles J. Anderson was elected to Park: George E. Smith (Pittsburg Phil), A. F. Walcott, Burridge Bros., bD. T. Pul- piles R. D. Leach, Wm. Oliver, Wm. Dono- hue. Jerome Park: Oneck stable, Chas. T. Mil- ler, Robert Clare, Madison stable. Monmouth Park: Sensation stable, W-. ARTISTIC Exhibition by Capital Bicycle Club a Great Success. ‘The members of the Capital Bicycle Club Gideon The popular definition of bargain seems to be the brigadiership it was over Col. Werten-| Hayward, H. Theobold, J. J. McCaffery, | pave always done whatever they attempted it and if your grocer sends se woetng in pa of Roe aoe an “upset” price. But the greatest advantage baker of the third, who was at that time a0 Louls Stuart. to do with more than the usual measure 1 Back. honest thine—send it at B31 JAMES PY’ aS New York. Daly, S. rept hie ity sheers 2 : zs oe the ranking colonel of the state, and now | 1.05" Witiain Gennings, 3. yi, an SUA Gee cars Scie) Gey HES isn’t always found in wrecked prices. This is an officer who is not even a full colonel | Mortis, J. 1. ‘Dwyer, P. J. Dwyer. C. | been making photographs, and for three eaily a bargain offering from beginning to end. $n Mincst"ic'tngsicn and thoes | Loci iia canazn el Seg | seatone ey have oon lain enters OS 8 : OW icha andier, Jame; eLi = iplide @: ir pa 15th Bargains in the true sense—big values and small at the time Its temporary commander by | lin, W. J. Roche, J. A, Bennett, C. Leigh- | 1e exnibitions in their parlors of lit sists virtue of his rank. ‘They say, too, that in-| ‘0%. James Burin, J. R. and F. P. Keene, | street. These affairs have taxed the costs. asmuch as the resignation of Col. Jones, fe 5 nie paca James E. Mc- | pretty club house to its utmost capacity, = = ‘i a fi ‘aan Lieut. Col. Phillips and Major Derbyshire | Donat, J. Re Fred. Barlow, Cooper | and this r the camarists of the club de wee RLS a = Some are sacrifices. Some are shrewd buy-= aeiitie | neste cennnente had recently: been | & Sheridan, SC EUG, ee oemined te go Into the affair on a larger | Scottish Rite Hall, on G street, was filled Closing uw ale, in requested for the good of the service by W. C. Daly, C. H. Carr and J. C. ional Kitles’ Hall | Wednesday night with Masons and ihe ing that we have don ie. scale. So they got the and last evening there was a crowd ass the offi ers of their regiment, and the mat- The m- | feminine members of their families. etree eternity ¢ * t aemanter ici veatley Starter Cassidy of Alexander Island is : ¢ ENTIRE STOCK Cuttings or not, they are worth careful consid= {eT B25,2 subicct of official investigation |. cinority for the statement that ne dates | bled there that more than justified the | occasion was the organization of a new EE i 4 _ ai 5 ve a 5} e een issued by the mem- He S eration. t iS 2 | tremely bad form and’ without precedent | have been agreed upon between the former | Move. Cards had been issued by th m | chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star, e 5 . Ti € st ore news keeps pace with time $| tociect Teut. Con. Phillips as brigadier | ack and St. Asaph, but that a meeting | bers, and. eee the attendance, | 10 ladies’ auxiliary of the Masonic order. ine Ges so you must improve the minutes while they are $) gvPral st lust unl Governge Oferrall | Nile held in Washington to elle the |OOEy Corl Stet wag ene aaniay of a | Huth Chapter of Hrightwood. the mother here. B3 inquiry recently held, an account of which | _ President M. J. Coolahan of the Arling- | Series of upward of a hundred slides made | chapter of the District, performed the in- AT A SACRIFICE AT | appeared in The Star. ton Weds is quoted as saying: ‘The ru- oe photonranty ae 2 nee stallation services, which were participat- 9 ft > er it is a matter of record, they say, that | ™Or that the officials of the Old Dominion | Of the Camera Club that is an inte Oo by Electa Chapter of Anacostia. A I H eft Men’s Furnishings. ] Fur Top, Fleece-lined Gloves— every:-paid officer in the state militia now | Jockey Club have warned owners at the | Part of the Capital Club, while on their < aan 2 See * subscribed their ° jo aze on 8, ‘ hails from Richmond, and that more than | Atlington track not to start their horses | Summer vacation tours. ‘Thus a splendid | Nir ety-o' ee ss tine tan tale ee “We fave gat Fleece-lined Gloves— one-third of the state appropriation for | at Arlington was tonight positively denied | range of subjects and watments was se- | names, and Naomi Chapter, as the new as- 423 TH ST. N.W. rades for 9S = military purposes remains in that city for | by Mr. I. B. Jones, president of the Old | cured. Mr. Charles Richards Dodge, the | sociation is called, started with a mem- fanother 100 dozen of those 40-gauge, ‘o's Fur ‘Top aud. Fleecetined | Salaries. ‘The adjutant general, Charles J. | Dominion Jockey Club.” president of the chib, acted as guide | bership of nearly ‘a hundred, Frederick | $00 raaies French Kid But $1.95 ‘Sidae mak ok Geek dete ees oe $ | Anderson, is a Richmond man. ' The assist- os through all the beautiful scenes that were | Sicxander, worthy patron of Ruth Chapter, | jes’ Frene ton. A Lite ant inspector general, Col. Joe Lane Ae NPT portrayed, and described the byways and | conducted’ the exercises, and the election | 6@ eS ag a "Minaaid aint 4 dike Koss’ Woolen Gloves— Stearne, also hails from Richmond, and| ,. ©: A: C. Athletic Exhibition. highways and nooks and corners with great | and installation of officers proceeded under 200 Tad - gee Bie Betts, 92,00 > 2 pai 5 7 3§ | now the military men of that city have The athletic exhibition which was to have | skill and grace. The pictures, which show- | his supervision. L. C. Williamson was pairs for 25e. e Mittens —now ‘| been enabled to add another plum by the | beon given-at the Columbia Athletic Club | ed a rare degree of skill in the choice and | elected worthy patron; Mrs. Sarah P. Ty- | $4.00 resco cura Kia Batts. $2-25 Tieze are Natural Gray Wool Half Elose— : | glection of Brigadier General A. L. Phil- | last Saturday evening, and was postponed | treatment, of subjects, proved that the | rer, worthy matron; Mrs. Harries 1 Tas- a small lot of 15 dezen—in three sizes, Bee on account of the severe weather, will be | Capital Club men wandered into every | ker, associate matron; Miss Mattie H. Ladies’ Common-sense ¥ | The men generally censure Gov. O’Ferrall| given tomorrow evening, commencing at nace of the country during the past sea- | Gould, secretary; Mrs. Miranda Farrar, | ~“ Hand Welt. x 9, 10 and 10%. Worth Se. for not having dissolved the meeting until| 83. A number of novelties will be intro- | son. Rock creek, of course, as the do- | treasurer; Dr. Thomas C. Easton, chaplains | © & G4 Iadies’ Frand Don.Kid Gy soe the Fecovery of Lieut. Col. Gaines, whose | duced. tnestie source of such a supply, was fre- i Nye, ‘conductres Miss | BB 4 “Opera Toe. Sizes 1&2 -75 ' would have elected Col. Nalle,, ins = quently tapped, and to tie great delight o associate conductress; ealee ata Gi A balf isn't Syke © ee eee iaaesenoe ore a c Committees, ’ i The summer resorts of . Annie V. tman, eS BBS $3.00 4" Buttons = —— -95 A half a dollar isn't mucb to pay for whee cua ieee at +) je three independen a ¢ > . ‘Trimble, sentir carrie B. Allen, dns Muh ob & Sight: Mitk_hed & 9 tek amd colors wow 3 $ | pantes trom Richmond. against the wishes} The following standing committees of the ies shown in marshal; Miss Gertrude Wood, organist. $1.50 ee -75 trifling still for this lot Umbrellas | of their officers, which officers would feel] C. A. C. have been chosen: Mouse com- | quate mann h at Asbury Ladies’ Kid Oxford Tics... more trifling still for this lot e ¢ | Pound to vete for the Richmond man and | mjtiee—Gilman M. Fague, chairman; Dor- | came in for a short stay, and some ex- | ~ § . the quality of the muslin. Yo riding tie teing (pastes ces qumition | | (tes Weare) hls|clectlon. AThelline OC monly ssGen as gr gine wan Der | Celtent water and surf scenes and beach ZOO reais’ Kia Oxford tTes.... G10 dase ent-plaia. ox Scand i 4 | motion, so far as officers of the bri fa Have Petco es ae ne aD xcursion was 3S ‘ aml qeices. ‘Then, when the comes concerned, kas been twice broken in and Thomas Francis, jr. Committee on | RTOUDS were | : seta s Rosie Fs 34 inches long and 50 inches full. You Know just which way to turn to sup- : of a Richmond man, and this has ca eae Grant, chairman; Her- iS z even date tt r aumoenhe dedeely $2.50, §, 3 & $4 Oxford Ties $2.00 14 to 20-and 50. each. . 3, | damper on the balance of the militia o. Flynn and M. F. Finley. photographs were rie | Ladies’ ply if. Don't wait f 0 Sb ciate TAS 4 o ittee=Dr z Alexander of lightning 1.50,92,92.50 ps | state. Ag hz nganickattia exchis 168 ve committee—Dr. William E ° vere t to have one or two buy an Umbrella & | and from ‘an be learned the berth of | Chairman; Sam W. Stinem 2 ney jel pels ole $2 Misses’ Goat Bi Pique Bosom Shirts in bis private stock ‘hal dace ave. almonk tu %| Gen. Phillips will not be a pleasant one. | Wells.jr. Rules committee i aa SA Raga SO sires 1 and 2 for varlety’s sake, If nothing e We Riel ae Gh tee! Ge’ $) The point raised by the men is not the in. chairman; Ed B. Stumph and Charles How- ee Rane ae ae See ae nediqag Go sa ask aah “as w the ea Ee Pare as eRe aa ara ing the Nets.” which carried c c Misses’ Kid But- cau give yan a regular $1 Shirt for isa ale Be a ae 4 eG a ame see at a recent exhibition in, Lrookly $2 & $2.50 “tan hi $1.00 79 cents. stn shades, We have | ment has been treated 7 received PpIBuSB- a Men's Calf Bals. ‘s en treate 5 New York's Racing Bill stic scenes $4,S5& ens $3.00 it wi jittle earlier eo sen i A oe dd e av tr " 5 = . and Co oo ie Coan Wee ha ek ee ee $| Ata meeting of the officers of the thi The New York bill to le ukes and | around Glouce 4, 95 3 am Ribbed | regiment held at the armory of company | Purses for racing permits races to be run | ‘The exhibitors as (hus iens $2.50, $3 & $3.50 wouhl be $2 as they have been all along: ue Seater eeset a = D, in Charlottesville, on Tuesday, Lieut.| from April 1 to October 31, and will not pony ene Se ae | Nieu's Caif Bats. and Congress. $2.00 y won't shrink—and they will fit. ‘The crook novelties and mourning handles— Col. Gaines offered a resolution, which aaow LUA Sy ; ie onocten . ne, Ae eee 3 = ea bk Ga aed as $ | unanimously adopted.providing “That white aulow FUBNIDG. events pop tracks SuSECe: SAS $5 & $6 *25, Se. $2.00 pe oe ae ae as call wane | the officers of the third regiment, Virginia | a" a mile, or trotting races on tacks Hare 5 garoo Buttow. 2 w fooki . 4 | volunteers, regret Col.Nalle was not elected | seer than half ‘ mile ‘ ure ty, Charle ads $2 $3. & $3. 50 4 wth looking into— natural han- «| DTigadier general, yet we are glad to honor | upon grounds owned by McAdie. 9 - a ie Mfota—aatural ban | Pestle our colonel and hope that for | sssoekations or owned for wotding county | rjc 4 be thrown upon a eh $1.00 Our Reversible Cults for We. , vor | many years to come he may be our loved | fairs. All recording or making of waxers | screen again tonight at the chib rooms, as : z Se Our Link Cuffs for 17 Liste Spun Siik-Fox 2 | commander.” iat ones “| by bookmakers forbidden, but wagers | q part of eee oer °75 Sid asa Wena ee 1 ight and crv ane | z ihe elficers present at the meeting. were ince ieee) re not violations of | gram of the pipe ana ra Fr Galt Hal. g Our Silk Garters for 1 # | Lieut. Col. Gaines, Capts. Goodloe, Keller, | Jaw. Race meetings must be Ucensed by | of the amusement committee of the organ- ~ Ca 5.00 Our S0c.Twperial 4-in-Hands for 29¢. ; = uggs, Freeman, Faulkner, Li the jockey club. Dn ~ — —— ain Silk, with ebony | field and Lieut, Roberts, acting adjutant aos = = : | Capt. George A. Mushbach of the Ale Winners ae Asin Woodburn Citizens. — inch Gros Grain Silk, lined with (%| andria Light Infantry was unable to be orice ge! ae ton tedee | athe wooabum| Gl Association held Cpr er mpeg Mare %& | present on account of pressing business en- tencance = ie Ba ou erating caMiesiaw evening a n SO eee 0 ain and Surab, lined & | ments, though it 1s not hard to guess | Yesterday fully equaled that of the open- | its regular im ig uenday evening ss e = a 9 due to the weather. sith Mare : | his opinion on the subject. The Star man | i Two additional bookmakers | Kelly's store. ‘There was a good atts en rea 10 ket tmin Sik, with two @ | called on him yesterday, and the ¢ | “weighed in” and betting w ance, and after the minutes of the previous e i ’ . Hinked ruftte Marceline lining — $ le E : Le hing to say in the mat! sun sh brightly ut meeting were read and adopted ihe amr 2 th St N W ir ae ee as _ S ter for publication or otherwise; certa ergata’ ee oon een ool) Hi and site 4237 ° ° ° y doubt 3 learing out this $2 i ce $l until after Gov. O'Ferrall has. announ = ! ROW’ wali op a as a is % 10-inch Ik, with lace yy tee ihe ai eco’ Gettn The winner brought forth much rejoic y reportin f4-3t fore it is too late. They are bar- shuttles: ee eee ee eter oe aes . 8 to had visited the Senate com esaie Novelties from $2.75 to 2 CVCN LACE LA 1G) Phil Dal. na" the bill had been. reported Are on cach package you buy. — ee . Child Run Over, faverably and would pas: ; ; D $ Another of those accidents which are of Revising Yacht Racing Rules. | phe getion of thy Pleasant Citizens [such frequent occurreuce took place on| The 1 meetin New Yor! ciation at its meetin urday ever R 2 £ | Prince street afternoon, when| Yacht ¢ ! hight at the ee a ieee JUL 9 % | littic Lewis Ansiie, son of H.C. Ife, | CHEE BoL Pe hatte Bean | limite al the suburban’ cecllons worihual ¥| treasurer of the Southern Railway Com-| The report of the committe ot ae vieid: | the city and to unite them a COT A FA ye 6eKT2 h $2 peany) tein ole ie ranners,oti a ateigh; oni) (Ve TOOT Te ee vie following les | Gieeteed at corte dl wWuyeU Ninth and the Avemue.” §/ wri newasnanging end wos ate paaty |W inpon, tie chicos bel | eee te tho eis G ater hed 1840. $ | Chiron the very bad habit} cal. The most important cha iat ee etagor, S) 4 fe) D. R a WHAT WE ARE Anot : wd | oS suring: ac eC Oe | Gen on tsue Tenth by: first, that the seve is the best aad cheape st ever made. Its pad ated = | % = fs by racing: le t yun fesent em on we € “ © 0) ee "4 S ': 5 | Lewis missed ao tinge snug tetiee Sort TF AGEtine CaN Owancen oe a of the United Suburban Assos merous imitations. Purchasers, there- aN nately, the sleigh did not run over him. iierewalatedeel z le ord, that the plan would be suis ages = a : re regulate oxy racing Ten | sta 5 fore, to protect themse! , should ex- UK Pry was some little better today. Mehta aaaraual oo aha Cor | | Matlage, owing to the great distance many fore Pr neue s aid es sia “ALONE E. General Laws Committee. changes in class are as folloy bs woul mipelied to go in ay aunme ie age and sce that the a ee cate The committee on general laws of the | For schooners —C] re a ueats eared DF eae a nowenatinie ¢oratlend 106 Twins are on it. Made only by lA D cil held a meeting in their rooms . anc held near their homes. | L WV eisinss th, des 3 last night for the purpose of considering and “| TC icing reported. that there resided in THE N. K. FAIRBANK i to do what is right by you. 4 cinity some deserving poor people 2 Ti 6 haa to do sight Gee > the bill which had recently been introduced - pul ove sielnity Some Ce cane etea ate COMPANY, tS pods else we are and d to them providing for the BOWS Set REGED SDE ‘of four to inquire into their ne: Chicago, St. Louis, New York, Boston, > YOU BUY THEM OF US-YOU CAN at almost election or appointment of a building in- sing Hurdle Racing. ake suitable array < for their Philadelphia. SA So ere gpector for this cits es number of from the National Steepte- | Telief, after which the meeting adjourned. | _ ” anes See oe ae an Naw, E yuilders and ¢ ors were presei f = — —-— S YoU COUIA pOR-CASH IN HAN x they were unnanimously in favor of having | ; eee, on Pe net fate fre Minnehaha Lodge. 2 : Bees oe ae sp aoe A a) h an officer, so mmittee will no| Sociation have decided to entrust amateur a largel ended ing inne- | = ae OVER he a I sie 9 | doubt give vorable recommendation in| steeplechasing and hurdle riding to the |, At oe ee ag u ened ob nneS| (ak a = shies their report to the next meeting of the| National Hunt ciation an WL eae es RRS Catan ee eS STE SAINTS On» lot Ladies’ $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, Canc ft al racing to the Nae ae ent geese ae i ns MADE AND LAID leet ke a ia 2.50, $3.00, rf _ Eddie Jonas Rejecte ai ssociation. ‘The, i Wis HE sins as urge, Ea Sod 6 2 : Ed Sd 5 3 $5.00 and $6.50 Shoes (small sizes and Mr. Edwin A. who is well known | was repre sented by B.C, # 2 tewart ie dditional dete- | 3 TCHING FIGURES. ; - . here as a graduate of St. John’s Academy, pamcniasue and aes gate to the league retary and as- | VsH OR HAIkCLOTH PARLOR rrow widths)....ONLY $1.00 per pair ue je the latter” wa Snips x resigned r 7 | ae oo 2 Tae Eco pee eel and who has many friends here, has been ion ne ates ae Se negrs ene Clea | TES—CHOICE Oni lot Ladies’ $1.00 Shoes are at A. J. tt of Philadeiph: + | sitions, Mr ; and Miss Lolo SOLID OAK Bi ne lot Ladies’ Shorg.... per pal ted by the naval medical board in Howland of Washington and H. De 1 were elected and installed in th dvantage of an oppor- = | Poutanen ie u E PP PLENDID Be. ae lie eet £0 ee Ate candidacy as assistant paymaster in vey F New York. » positions ho coach ride | dom offered in Higa dis z . ‘ he United States na ill be remem- one o Iuies produced | vier Sens - = ts Ladies" $3 . pote ey ae neve une ne remem Maher nnd O:Donncli Matehed- AG er Gominitt 6 OF ot incomes | sshlagton: Bat ge mere ABLE INGRAIN CARPET, 35c. PER bered that F 1 by Pr | on accous us W ; : ene aa Bp ctere Maer ena weve omennevenane well the followin Ost : sg | AnD ogni Gaia) Oe “Shoemaker a ne been matched to f rounds | gram: Lodge quarte Z c a SS 3) shel ah TS 3 ule Geren s ise | nay Brien nish. Ue “939 F Street. MY Will | on May 15 next. ‘The contest will be do~ | ComIC recitation r | -4,O5 tuz Goods are thus sacri | SOLID OAK ESTES fasea ful in obtaim | clded, before the club offering the large Sane | 4 50 Per Cent Off SLL PETE purse, and, as both men are in the he ers iavere <electca: | ATING AND COOKIN : weight division, they will meet at per TANDARD MAK fs COUCH ES, $8) William Mills was thrown from the h soem Woe fediton 0 Dons On Everything! <a 14 Min’s $5.00 Calf $3.90 | wagon of the Columbia ey UE IGHnaTe Guinnl GRIBIECSDUTES ane HEALS z | and eleg: - " - ny = terday afternoon and s! » . be rording to the M it ] i maui witaue cuit Recast ett 3 conte © according to the Marquis ¢ Ee et —— At the Columbia fir of Queensberry rules in a twenty-four-foot RUNNING Ae Ww. Bote er Son \ 9 = ae are about fifty valentine: ring. z THE WARREN erarcalatt heceimembe an renory nee ier chara SORES 923 Penna. Ave. Hl A | nd dl. 7 ew lefender : ioe 1 ay here was a false alarm of fire y ues es pee ey 2 ‘. ne ie at ee scaentnnesesiis MAMMOTH i day afternoon turned in from the colored | Herreshof™ works at Bristol, BR. 1., 7 uM) SHOE HOUSE Bee uine Ghiesh, menced in earnest erday, puen the EDIT HOUSE, ; The remains of Mrs, Henry Stewart were | finishing touches were put on the mold in ain ae 9 brought here from Roanoke last night, and | the south shop, which, from its appear- SS pia poencny ae i 3 buried from Christ Church today at noon. | ance, is now ready to receive the melted - etween H and I streets. | Geo. W. Rich, gig F St. | A resuar mectine of St, Paul's Chapter | jead, Me. Herreshoft admits that, in his ft; Tod fast night - Andrew was held | Qoinion, the new boat will revolutionize CURES tre Use Dr. Edison’s Famous |} here ‘will be no assembly on Friday yachting for some time, but will give no ee | N e rets = — ipa cere Creed | hint’ as fo ts shane. iis Gouge that the | SE R PEN TIS Obesity Pills and Bands|(1NO g 113% yew ue pwns og | RAE ETC Ste ERT, Ae re tHe | Grey Gee ie ate, ead ta STING and Obesity Fruit Salt. past neglect will restore | de- eOan Ke ne PK yood will be cut away both forward and | Z A a = Fi | mesting in Odd Fellows’ Hall last night. | So") bls danies : a. The It can't i 7 he Real Cause 3 dhe! Beovasaphiraces: will mot ihe ‘opanea)|o en Sosy Summance mudder: Our supporting and special Obesity Bands will aid aves a eee i until March 1S, The Jockey Club Dine. ee wash. Call and exaniine. ‘Twenty varieties. All and remedied. Its your business to i ) Prof. . Andrews, the horse traine: In all its sta: genuine Bands ave our name stamped on them. seck our help; It’s ours to give - ‘ eadac €S, dued se At the first subscription dinner of the ges === and wake the troublesome tooth as ¢ Tiere i <a We 5. subdued several bad animals at Armor 4 Be = completely eradicat- Messrs. Loring & Co.—Four bettles of Dr. Ed!- ood and sound as ever it was. We ab he yom 3. im the greater majority of cases, can Hall last night. Jockey Club at New York last night the edbyS.S'S. Obstis | son's ules Mills reduced my Welght thirty-seven can do it—and dy do it palnlesdy, aL bet & | te directly to the eyes. |Your ——-—— following members were present: August 1K Dp PCISON y | Hounds. “Your Obesity Band gives Support tnd re | ———— top, remember that, = 2° ls | Sea ay m4 =a plas spin sou may be Golden Cross Reception. Belmont, J. O. Donner, Gideon L. Knapp, ul s = nate sores an duces one’s Weight, ant th fire of one's abdowen -——- ee Seen 50c. OL P | © | Gee Neascnes ere tnvartably the Saale 3] The reception tendered to the ladies of | August Clasen, Fred Gebhard, A. F. Wal- cers yield to its perlite wers, Itre- | very fast. ues alary “Lee! sorsan, | ( opera $f Consult mngke'a ‘cate, Scien’ & | Natlonal Commandery by the Knights of | cott, James Galway, &. S. Howland, W. B, | Moves the poison and builds up the system Saran as (Evans Dental Parlors. determine exactly : = ies : ss ua se cease aud its treatment mail Eefelter, ene We witt send up and give soa an est Q | Glacwes nesud an at aud adjist them g | that commandery last evening was large- | Thompson. |. K vis, The | dinner es giD SHER iss treatment mailed free. se mee ae 32 j 9 $F Withiut’ extra “chars ly attended, and was a very enjoyable oc- | Proved such a success that It has, been = : Amelia Tuovwis aosevelt, oth avi, reduced ber 1 ‘ T ads ve enti i ecided et 3 3 r pounds on your Obesity it Salt 4 ee erhoff’s McAllister & Co., casion, The badges were valentines, in | Vill be held on the second Thursday in Selght, 69 pounds on Jour Obesity ant ts, : y ger er pairs, which were distributed equally be- | March. F. D. Morgan and John ¥. the Pills alone. ° Opticians, tween the ladies and gentlemen, and they | ford, éx-Congressman, Amsterdam, } = i" 1 Art foc F e x * tained from C. G. C. SIMMS, g Art eries, 1217 f St. QI F STREET (uext to “Sun” blds.). Q|palred off to the banquet hall, were elected | members of the Joc! key Club. gurumters ec? fies go tea 2 | supper was provided by the knights of the | == / BY PEAS : = si SVVsoesegsoo ote commandery, without the assistance of the Fairport Harbor, Lake Co., Oho. Keep a fall ii y Bands, ‘care ladies. The younger members of the com- | WORLD's DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Salta stort Tasdics wit Sid “a sateslady here : Sh eaeeess venanenstasesesaces mandery were invited to a “test of mem- N Es fo espint by tall on receipt of p ' oes r es > z, ory,” the pri being a Golden Cross pin. = wit $1 per ° IE W @ | ory" the prize tell you how my wife i it, 8 avery oman @ | One hundred arti were thrown in a fas linproved since she te, or 8 voitles for : @|heap on a table, and the Bexan the use of your .. Department Is Beau i u 3 ete to eee ae a os: a pectareatta ton.” coupled with = Hutte te coniplesion. | ning the prize. Fifteen minutes were allow- ee is bas ho morg ed to make out the lists. At the end of that the womb, aud sbo i tim » committee took charge of the Hever fecls any pain ; CVT papers, subsequently reported that unless she stands too “BEE! Mrs. Evelyn M. Hazen was entitled to, the Jong. She has no bear- 2 aa os pri sted sixty-two arti rs ing-down pains since E t c re Pr Fran M. Myers listed 64, Mi he began the use_of A ul ae Norr Miss Callahan, 5 your remedies. Sho before did sou hear of twelve other ladies Isted smaller ‘num- does nearly all of her id Filled Watch—cither own housework now, bers. ment, A rikers * 4 <i but before she com- ii P. I rters Miss Stella Wilkerson won the prize for b The C. P. Importer putting on the donkey's tail, Miss Lizzie Meena mensed ees sou Ing for Sito Pat's oar price : PB Howison being second. The Montrose Man- dolin and Guitar Club, composed of Mes: hardly walk across the room. make them. Ado not know how to thank you for all the 3 See = of profit--ridiculous, we grant, eeeeeeee SOOIPSIPLI GOSS SS SIGS Holcer (irector), J. Veihmeyer, George poy your remedies have done her, for the bat— 5 Weber, J. Benner, G. Gallahorn and F. loctors had given her case up as in- E3Fine Watch Repairing a §a7-42d5m H and H N . gave Cola gal music during the eee = °° specialty. ae evening. Knights R. . Yates and L. C. oat i ain S Handy sang a duet, “Going Down.” ERRED LEWIs. 1. Sch uster, — Be ch Saeed “By = should be ut It. —_—_—— snc’ anan ros ks, laces and the finest fabcics with- = pts at 9 . - One thousand pounds of dynamite are he- or" 5 aod mint. He conta | suet af Mantes Moh fr blastn Oho PIERC antees a eS SR 717 Market abet: a ice, in order to free a ferryboat which is fast in the ice at that place. it, Cut this out. M. W. 3 fel-eolm Tesi Salt Examtoation antes OB MONEY RETURNED. ia a