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THE C0HRTH.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Brown agt. Dyer; motion to dismiss
appeal postponed one week. starr agt. Clark:
motion 10 TeinState on calendar and dismiss ap-
peal filed. National Capitol Insurance Company
agt. RUSSELL docketed, ana appeal dismissed.
District Of columbia agt Collins; motion TO dis
miss appeal Cverruled. Adjourned to Tuesday.
POLICE CoURT-JudGe Smell.
To-day, Sarah Ashton, larceny of $3.50: jail
days. Abraham Peters, playing policy; jail 60
days. ChaS. Gibson, larceny of five pigeons;
SO or so days. Daniel jenkins, assault on VIM.
Curtin; $40 or so days. Joseph Quanders and
John A. Quanders larceny OF chickens 1t was
SHOWN that il a larceny was committed IT. was
not committed in the District and they were
discharged. John Brown, concealed weapon;
$50. Frank Lewis, a one-legged man, was
charged with vagrancy, on the complaint OF
Webb McNalle, who testified that he loafs
around the Peace monument, intercepts
strangers. and acts as a guide to the Capitol;
dismissed with reprimand. VIM. Sanders,
curslng; s.. Theodore Waterman, peddllng
without license; discharged on giving personal
recognizaDce. VIM. RibnitzSk selling liquor on
Sunday. Several colOred boys testified 10 the
selling, and the accused stated that ne had
nothing 20 do with the business; that he took
out the license, but his wife carries on the bust
ness. Fined $40. III was John Adherton. and
not John darlington, who was lined on
Wednesday for carrying a concealed weapon
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GEORGETOWN.

INaAHE MAN SENT TO TIE ORPHAN ASYLUN.--
\ colOled man, named John Bins, about %
years or age, living in the northeastern part OF
Georgetown. was brought to the stati0n-house
ny Iiedt. SNippon and Sergeant Hess yesterday
afternoon. showing evidences or insanity. DrS.
Shekells and Appleby examined hill and pro-
nCnnced him non contp0s mentis. Application
for admission 20 the Insane Asylum was signed
by Elizabeth Mary LaZenby. He was sent TO
headquarters. and will be sent To the asylum
to-day.
girl about IL years OF age, was arrested h. Sar
geant Trunnell yesterday about 3 p. m, for
stealing various articles and papers from Mr.
BOyd Smith. living at the corner OF I'd and
Market streets. Lucy was found at school dill
gently pursuing her studies.
ARREsT.-AbTaham Peters, a col0red man
about 80 years of age, was arrested by officer
aolkman YESTERDAY eHenlng on warrant
CLEAREp.-E. c. Knight, Capt. Chichester.
for New YORK. with assorted cargo.
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NOY AGE or THE I.ENA.-When the NOrdenSk-
told expedition reached the mouth OF the river
Lena with the steamers Vega AID Lena ii was
decided that the latter should proceed m the
river 10 Yakutsk remain there until next sum
mCr and then return to Europe by the same
route as that on which she came ont with heH
cOGNOTt. In the meantime Prof. NOrdenSkIOid
was 10 advance eastward With the Vega and
Try to make the Pacific ocean via Behring
straits. The latter enterprise mocarTied this
season. but now il appears from d special cable
Cend the river TO NltmiSk OF Yitein. where her
C0nsignee was staying. has been frozen IN on
the river On her return trip TO IaGulSE. Tao
steamer Will he loaded Tor her home vGya 70
early IN the season. She has made a wonderful
Trip up Il river whose waters were for the first
time opened to steam navigation.
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LECTURES.
INGERSOIL.

TNGERsOLL!
COLONEL ROBERT G.. INGERSOIL
will deliver, at the National Theater. OH SUNDAY
EVENING, February 81 his eloquent lecture. en-
titled
SOVE MISTIKES OF NOSES.
his Witest. most radical. and most mastery Grafton
This lectui Wherever delivered in New England and
throughout the West, has produced The profouniest
sensation Of any lecture OF this generation fllllt
, FREE LECTURES by PROF O. 8. FOW-
- LER TALLMADGE HALL, THURSDAY. FRI
DAY and WEDNESDAY, EEENINGS, on ''PHRE-
NOLGGI," applied TO Life Health, Self Culture
aud Business Adaptation. commencing ut and
closing with several pllh!i" examinations OF of
your most prominent citizens. selected by the al-
uience.
Consultations as to your and children's Phre-
noio2y best business adaptation self culture etr.,
at ,hc EDbitt House daily from am. till ~ pm
until Thursday night. February 20 only. feblQ
v NJ. G. A. CHAPEL LincoIn Hall BuiIding.)-
i Science of Beauty. A Lecture by NJ CORA
mans Nat Health Assn Course Tickets 15c f1-tf2o.
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The Supplement viii contain-complete- the
comic opera. II. NJ. $. "PINAFoRE.'' now as
popular III every town and village all over the
country.
No. 593 OF THE FIRESIpE COMPANION viii con-
tain the opening chapters OF the new story,
called
THE Banners DAUGHTER.
founded upon the popular play OF tile same
name now running at the Union Square Thea
ter, New York. II Will also contain the first in
stallment OF James Payne'S new story.
UNDER ONE ROOF.
The words and music of some popular Song or
Ballad is given away with every number OF the
paper. THE FIRESIDE COMPANION Is for sale by
all neWsdealerS. The subscription price is Three
Dollars year. Address,
GEORGE MUNRO. Publisher.
!. .. Box 1851. Il to ~ NandeWater ST., Ny
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &c. To.Sisns.

National TheGier.-LawreIc Barrett in a
New Play
Ftrd's OPsyG Hons" our Boarding House"
Th@Cter Co5,,iqte.-" Marked for Li:e," and ex
eeiiprt yaTiat -,
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| INCOLN HALL.
4 CADEMY GE MUSIC. Baltimore. Md.
HER M4JESTT'S OPERA COMP4NY.

COL. }. Il. MAPLESON. DIRECTOR.
Three nights aud ore matinee only of
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
Commencing WEDNESDAY, February L.. in BiZct's
Opera
THURSDAY, FebrusrY %, nOEiZeUtI's Opera,
LUCIA III LAMMERMOOR.
FRIDAY. February ~ Nrzart's Opera,
LIE NOZZE DI FIG AFRO.
SuSann2h. Mine Marie Raze
SAT tkDAI, February -. MATINEE at o'clolk
La SONNANBULA
Amlna. ............. VI me Etc ka Gerser
Tickets VIII be on sale at MetZerot.'s Music Store
where diagram Of house VIII be on exhibition.
SCALE OF PRICES-OT chesi ra and orchestra circle
reserved, So dress circle according to location, re
served 81 and $3.50; dress circle stalls, four seats
reserved $40; dress circle lozes four seats reserX
ed $40: general admission to orchestra and dress
circle e. general admission to second dress circle
with no ezra charge to reserve, : proceuufu
boxes, seating eight persons, $50 and $50
SPECIAL trains VIII run from Baltimore TO Washing
ton after each opera. Round trip tickets including
transportation from railroad depot to the Academy
and back. by omnibus, VIII be sale at Off e of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Baltimore aud
Potomac Railroad. Application by mail or teie-
graph VIII he attended in the order they are re
ceINed. and should lie addressed to i. d. EERGU-
son. Manager, Academy of Music, Baltimore Sub
scrlftlon sale opens Thursday. February 49, aud
sale OF seats for single nights Saturday. Feuru
AIRY ID febll
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1T NAY NOT BE GENERALLY KNOWN that II. X.
II. the Prince OF Wales when going 10 India OF
deTed 100 cases OF BOLLINGER 10 be taken on
board the scraps" for private use.
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NICh's

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FLORAL GUIDE,
4 beautiful work of 100 Pages, One Coiored
Flower Plate. and 300 illustrations, with
descriptions of the best flowers and Vegetables ana
how to grow them. All for FIVE CENT STAMP. IL
English German
The FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN, It's
PAGES, Six Colored Plates and many hundred En-
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NICK'S ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGA-
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Five Copies for $500.
V1CK'S SEEDS are the best in the world. Send
1--WE CENT STAMP for a FLORAL GUIDE containing
LIS; and Prices, and plenty of information Address
JAMES WICK, Rochester, n. Y
tan4 1aw3m, e, Nk6t
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The TERRITORIAL SAVINGS AND Loan ASSnCI-
ALTON Eeld lis seventh annual meeting last
night The seventh annual report was sub
n!itted- showing asset -. 1t;9 shares advanced
upon. 6S6: total number OF shares. Lar: average
premium during the year. 81 As: average pre-
MUM during the seven years, SILL George
W. CiSsel, was elected president; 7. T. Sparks.
Vice president: John &. TaSker, treasurer: =.
Browne, William MaySe. James I. Townsend
A. w FiSke, H. W. Smith. Joseph Noble. VI. z.
T. chandler. W. Ii. Bayne aud ii. Il. Jame~,
directors
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20 LADIES AND GKHTLkHRN.-R75 visa 90 call
attention 10 4. FisCher's Chemical securing and
Dyetng Establishment, No. 500 street, near
sth street. BY promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American OF Euro
pean Invention, he Is enabled to DO his work Ia
manner not TO be equal!ed by those not pos
sessing these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for 81. n. B.-Lace curtains cleaned from 81
up to $3.50 window. Wool blankets from so
cents to 81 pair. by Cleaning number re-
ouctton In price Specialty-Ladies party
dresses, spotted or soiled round the bottom
cleaned without doing the whole garment; rs
years experience
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IF YOU WANT ANYTHING IN THE LINE OF Gas
Fixtures. MantelS. LatrobeS, Furnaces. Ranges
and Crates, for promptnesS, moderation and
satisfaction, call upon
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PRIZE $40 OoC
100 UUU JICkfIS At TWO DOLLARS EACH
HALFTICk GTS. ONE DOLLAR.

1857 Prizes amounting to ................SllO4 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
prominent points, to whom liberal compensation
viii be paid.
Application for rates to Clubs should only be MAJ.
to the Home Office in New Orleans
Write, clearly stating full address, for further in
formation or send orders to
NJ. A. DAUPHrN,
z. U. Bog 692, Neuc Orleans. Louisiana
Or TO JNO W CLARK,
1903 NctU York are. Wash tuDfOn
- ALI our Grand Extraordinary Drawl,4s 81,
under the supervision and MANAGEMENT of G4neTals
IL L. Reaure3ard and j. A. Eariy. fsbJ2-ws.4g
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HATS FOR STRING or 1870


We are now receiving the latest styles OF soft
and Stltf Felt Hats for gentlemen, boys. and
children, at Lewis. ?20 18th street northwest =
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NASHINGTONS BIRTHpAY.-Thc Oldest inhlU-
iiants viii celebrate the birthday or Washing
ton on saturday next at noon at Willard Hall.
which has been placed al their disposal Tor THIS
purpose by the prOpTietOrS OF Wizards Hote!
Mr.. Joseph Libby. OF GeOryet own Will read So
leCtiOnS nom NaShinsIOn'~ Farewell Address
and an GRAFTON VIII he delivered by Ben PeF!e,
POOre. There Will be parade ana review OF
the District firemen on that day. and the Seer
taTy OF the Navy has issued an order for The
Marine Band to furnish the music In Alexau-
dIia Ihcre VIII hn a liremnn-s nlr..de
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Sc BCRY'S PIPSISSEwA for gravel dropsjcal
s"eilIngs. kidney diseases. &c. Sold by an firuo-
g1sts. hessrs. Stott q Chromwell wholesale
agents.
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REoPENED.
THE OFFICE OF THE
HOLMAN LIVER PAD COMPANY.
Which has been closed for few months, has been
reopened by Messrs RINGWALT 4 HALL, who
are agents for the District of Columbia Maryland,
Virginia West Virginia and Delaware. for the sale
of these remedies at their Office southeast of
9th and streets two squares north OF PenusylYa-
mia avenue, and which has been elegantly furnished
and fitted for the convenience OF patients. CON-
sultation free.
HOLM4N LIVER P4D.
What is it? and what does it means 1t is a new
method of treating successfully all Liver and Stom
ach Diseases externally and it means an honest war
against the thousand and one nostrums and hum.
bugs of this and past ages.
ITS DISCOVERY.
About' eight years ago there was discovered and
put into pl actice new, simple, convenient and safe
principle for curing diseases by absorption without
the AID OF Medicine. The necessities of the case
prompted q vigorous examination into its merits
until the question was thoroughly and practically
solved.
Ofbce-Corner Of 9th and streets northwest. over
Vim. Il. tiey's Dry Goods Store.
No Charles street, Baltimore noy51y
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FIFTY fIEC E OF new spring dress goods al
the new cOlorS, l5c per yard; Atwood bunting /,
new colors. CSC; black alpacas. l2Lc.: blach
cashinereS. yard wide. all wool, SOC: yard-Widt,
spring peTcaleS, -. TowsOn's. dry goods AMI
carpets, $50 Pennsylvania avenue south side ;
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ST D ST., y. VI. c. \. Building.
Johbing a speciality. So
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ON ACCOUNT OF the occupation of Franklin hall
On Tuesday evening, February Is Dr. Uowland's
lecture on the electric light viii be Postponed
III Le2t Tuesday evening
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(FALICOES, 4, 5 and &C. yard
- Calico Remnant, 25c pound.
Cottons, =, 3 G, Z, y and Toe. yard.
sheetlng Cotton, lSc yard.
Sassineres for Men and Boys, Csc "a al yard
White ana Red auDels, IL IS 10 Sc yard.
Nine DeinOrcst's Reliable Patterns
ts,iSIr jos. u. BAILEY. cor. Stk e r SITS 4. 60
ok FINE DRESS SHIRTS
~ Made to order, Of Wanisutts Mus, = and Hxtrs
me Linen bosons, for $3.50; ready 70 put on.
Finest DRESS SHIRTS made 20 order "a tbs
most e.egaiIt manner for 81 IS.
Our MYSTERY" SHIRT, unfinished. 81 70 cts .
made OF hamsutta Muslin and EItrs 1ne Line
bosom, Is the cheapest Shirt in the word.
Our Mystery Shirt Il 70 cts, unfinished. 10 ~
good as any 81 Shirt in the market
Our Mystery" Shirt is retaled 50 FACTORY
WHoLEsALE prices. and Six OF them ID q nice Christ
The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT, OpKs FRONT.
terry"
our 81 Shirt, ready to pct on, In worth double its
money Out We are compelled to reduce Stock az our
Factory III Baltimore, about to build q
larse addition thereto, and desire 10 carry loss
Stock whilst the building is in progress.
hnov6-tr MEGINNISS'. 1909 y street n.ec.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA,
The LIST day Of February, 1879
GEORGE ". RIaGs ct ais VS.. GEORGINE THOMAS ct
als-No 6,568. Equity Docket -.
On motion Of the plaintiffs, by Mr. Selden, their
Ceeilis Kismiche Crawford and Mary E. Fisk-it
the District of Columbia and not to be found there
in,cause their appearance to be entered herein on
after this day otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case of default.
By the Court: MACARTHUR. Justice &c
True Copy-Test: Il. J. MEIdS, Clerk. &C.
ftbl- 81
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REV. TH0S. HARRISON concluded at Madison
Square NJ. E Church. III Baltimore las even
ing seventeen weeks revival, which has
nightly attracted large crowds. Nh Harrison
reports 10 the san that during the revival 80
persons have protested conversion and several
Hundred have Joined Madison Square church
Mr. Harrison goes frC-I Baltimore Immediately
To York. Pa, FOR tEEf weeks. lie VIII come 10
Washington about middle OF Marcia au1
then 90 10 the West d eTEaTdS.
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kIMBALI's Cdtdrrh and 4 stkmutir CIGARETTES are
universal remedies for the nursery and the Office.
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condemned Locals,

Street lamps will be lighted al G:15 7. m, and
eXtinguished ar n. III.
J. ShillDgtOn sends the fine March number OF
HarFer'S Monthly; also Frank Leslie t2p@.dF
koHthiU for the same month.
Rev. g.. ". Briggs. ID d.. OF CdnlDFlGSepOft.
HaSS.. viii deliver tomorrow IN All Souls
church. the fifth series of diScOdTSeS-
+. A. Lehman has nled a DILL In equity against
William BaIantyne for an Injunction TO pre-
vent the latter using an Improvement IN TINT
ing glass patented by f. :. Shirley and assigned
10 the complainant.
About i O'Clock last evening a fire was diScOy-
cred ia the IntelLgenceT building, corner OF 9TH
and u streets, under the flooring OF the third
story, caused. il Is supposed. By detective Hue.
II vas fortunately discovered and extnguiShed
before IL made much Roadway, or the loss would
probably have been very heavy.
This morning Edward Sims, colOrci- while
driving a fOdT-hOrSe team with load of hay
along Pennsylvania avenue, between A., and
9Th streets, was Knocked OFF his horse by pass
Ing team and run over. injUTinS him quite Sc
veTely.
The address of cen. VI. G. Mcigs 10 The citi-
ycLS OF Washington on the water question, at
2G9 fennSy lyania avenue east, Monday even
ing VIII be Of great interest and Importance.
Judge NyIje viii reconEene the criminal
court on Monday. and it is understood that
that day viii close the term: the new term 10
lie held by Judge Hagner commencing On
March Sd
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CHAMOMILE AND LIVER PILLS DR. Chandler'S'
Purely vegetable and tasteIeSs. No noxi0us
drugs. Formula on each package. All know
what they are taking. Cure dyspepsia. heart
burn, dizziness, oppressive breathing costfve-
ness, sick headache, pain in back or shoulders.
kidney affections nervous debility, coated
tongue, all impurities OF the blood. 25c. per
package. All druggists. Principal depot. J. W
brow. 9th aud Penna. aXennR. 2llt-tl-S-:
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CITY ITEMS.

The French cannot pronounce Cough. but
they appreciate and use DR.. Butts Cough Syrup.
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PLEASE BEAR IN MIND that Lodille's Headache
Specific not only cures but prevents headache.
Price only 81 cents.
rheumatism perma nently cured by the time
ly use OF Durang's Rheumatic Remedy.
FOR THROAT DISEASE; AND CorGHS.--!S rotrn's
Bronchial Iroches, like all other really good
things are frequently Initiated, and purchasers
should be Careful to obtain the genuine article
prepared by John I. Brown a Sons s,w
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FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Hrs. Wins
50aos Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
It correctS acidity OF the stomach, relieves WIG
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and
diarrhPa, whether arising from taelhipg CT
other causes. An old and WeIltriad remedy
Is cents a bottle
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THE LoRp PROrERTY.-The heirs and rela-
tiVes OF the late Thomas Lord net with their
couBseI In the family mansion at 81 West 18th
street yesterday 10 arrange the settlement OF
his property. The lawyers said that the dis
position OF his estate would not be made public
untu The ming In the registers Office or the
trust deed which ne made after his marriage
with Mis-. Hicks Mrs. Lord VIII sail for Europe
III the spriDs.-lS. J.. San, i+h.
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OK FINE DRESS SHIRTS made to order of the
y very best Muslin and twenty one hundred Linen
for s7.10. leady Ia put
Finest DRESS SHIRTS made to order in the most
sle CANT Malner for s. 10 Satisfaction guaranteed
at MEGINNISS'
fehS-ly 1909 r street M ,r.
CECOND es- CLOTHING.-The only plsce
y in the city TO dispose of Secondhand Ciothi1x
Watches, Ours, Pstois, tSc., fair cash -srca IS
n the Original HERyt)GiS
3oS 9th strset, EeIr pe;na ave
Ry cailiTg at sadressi.is tie Shave Ili,Irfr or
ieIs Tex .stiy attended 10 IuarI3tr
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SURRENDER OF The IiuY WHO Fatally
STABEED JAMES SISllS. The cOlDred boy.
Charles Nelson, who inflicted the cut upon
James SimmS, the cOiOred boy whose death re-
suited from II. q related in yesterdays STAR.
save himself into custody aSr night. between
and ~ O'Clock, al police Headquarters He
claims that the cutting was in sell defense. ami
that 1t was not With malicious intent. lie was
committed
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OLD CLOTHINGs Gel. RICE, dealer IN
- s Sseond hand CLQIHING. BOOTS. SHOES,
the highest prices in CASH for the several articles
named above. Orders by mail attended to. nev61
A CHANCE FOR THE POOR-n you want an
IA OVERCOAT like the rich wear, and for less
money than . ready-made one, call at HERZOG'S.
SOS 9Th st. NV, near Pa. ave. There you will find
worn, at low prices ecl5-ly
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL rHEATER III. Daai

NATIONAL THEATER Ths Daait,>.
FIRST TINrI IN SHINGTON OF THE
q" RrSr AMERICAN Pay"
In iorsed ly LARGE aud Fashionable Aa2teaea
EyerywheIe.
MR. GykFE RANKIN aud KITTY BLANCHARD
in Joaquin Mcr's Charm ~ Poetsc Play, -t,lel
THE DANIrES.
THE pANiTES.
1BE DANlTES
TIE DANiTES.
:. Mr.. MCKEE RANKIN ...SA\DF VI - ST
Miss KITTY BLANC HARD as. BILLY PIPER
Supported 10y
Lonls Alfrlch as the Parson. and Parsloe ~ the
Chinaman, and Phenomenal cast.
MATINEE SATURDAY 80 AND - CFXU~.
, Monday, February 24th ~ Mr.. b. Macaulcy a.
ttcie DAME " yesseilger from JARVIS Sc on -
tebl5 tr
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SOLOMON HIMSELF would be puzzled il called
upon to decide which is the more exquisite
the Violet, West End Bouquet, or StephanotiS
Of j. & l.. Atkinson.
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SIX FINE DRESS SHIFTS
COAL AND WOOD.

COAL AND WOOD.
n Is. MAC LEOD,
IL. DEALER IN ALI. KINDS oP
WOOD AND COAL.
feh3-tm Cor. LIST and n ste NV
GOAL AND WOOD.
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY
Call al our nharves, foot of 9TH 6, and see for
yourself. COAL constantly arriving. WOOD of al
hl1lds- Large stock and fair prices
Sole manufacturers of SteIhenson's patent Bun.
died kINDLING WOOD The only Kindling Woo.
having Fire L4shter with every bundle.
STEPHENSON * BRO,
Scoeatt Str Wharf.
Branch Office, 18th and Penn'a avenue sepSHtr
~ JOHNSON BROTHERS.
hOOD. IkLEPHOSIC CoNSECTIOSs. COAL.
Full Weight.
COAL Best Quality. WOOD.
Low Prices.
WOOD. Prompt Deliveries COAL.
Main Office, wharves. mill and depot connected with
uptown Offices by TELEPHONE.
With rrequaied facilities and ADVANTAGES
nomicay conducting the wood and coal trade.
wharVes, factory, extensive store yards enabling
to stock mp largely when coal Is lowest; officer
throughout The city, and all Ia immed ate communi-
cation, lnsurlng prompt attention orders, are
prepared 10 offer TO patrons the best varieties OF
coal 81 The very lowest pr.ces
Remen Der we insure strictly pure coal, OF .2iC
pounds to the ton.
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Main Office, mill and depot, foot OF I2th. 18th anc
l4lS 9Th st NV; and 22l Pa. iyl3tr
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- DtSHAwlYS TEMPERANCE I.ECTTRE-Ar the
regular sunday evening meeting Tomorrow
night, AT Franklin han, corner 9th and streets,
hoI Elijah y Morse. OF canton, Mass. who Is
well known throughout New England as an
tarnesJ and able temperance advocate will de-
liver an address OF interest
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