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IHE BIsTRiCr MILITARY.-Col. Webster 4. G..
OF the ID. c. NJ, has issued an order IN me con-
maLd1Dg officers OF each military company of
the District 10 submit with as little DELAY as
possible report showing the name and date OF
each organization, the names OF officers ana
da OF muster, and all commands not aIret adv
mustered 10 prepare and forward their muster
rolls 10 his OfficP.
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INJUNCTION SUlT.-To-day Fl. VI. +. Y. Ssl,nn
flled bill in equity against George W. u tiioC1.
George 5. Balloch and +. A. Biloch for nm in
Of judgment for s.. 50 90 against George w.
Balloch in February, 1878 and states that prior
to August, 1850. he owned a large interest tn
the American Palm, Pulp and Paper Company.
$50 sharss OF the par value OF So. oea. aud
charges that In fraud OF plaintiffs right ne
transferred said shares to his sons the Other
eftpdahts he therefore prays an Injunction
10 prevent the further transfer or such stock.
and that tie transfer made ba treated az null
and Void.
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IAroRTANT ARREST OF An ALLEGED CoIoRsD
IBlkF.--Adolphus Burgess, colored, was charged
IL the Police Court to-day with the grand lir-
eeny Of 25 boxes OF cigars. a quantity OF wine
ano other articles from the store OF Patrick r.
Mcmahon, No. COS 18th street on sunday. the
otD OF thls month. Officer Breen arrested him
on 18th street yesterday evening. and. after a
chase, captured him at the point or the pistol.
Inc ofneers think that they can connect Bur
CESS with the late keene robbery. He was com
a 10 jail In default of $500 bonds for the
action OF the graud jury.
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THE NrETH COLLECTioS.-I am noT having
catalogued through Mr.. Bowling, suctloneef
the personal effects OF the late = D)uy!a-s
Wyeth, Ii which are several fine oil p4inGf ays
one OF w6icl, the Progress OF Chr,sCianity. Is
considered o. rare value an1 Is no douot from
the Thu II school, and was painted not later
Inah The % century. The e1graVings are OF q
Hl8h character many Or them having al1nTcd
70 men famous In The annals OF hisLCrF. The
collection OF porcelains are unusually rare aud
select. ThiS me collection Will De sold by order
OF The court Ia the fine store under Masonic
Temple See Iu'ure advertisement IN star.
John Il. Ldrner. admiaistrat)r.
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Amusemeuts. Sc.. Tonight.

F'lrd's Ope9a H0uSe.-The new opera, "Oll-
vette"
Nattona' Ttta,eT.-Goodwin's Froliqnes In
"HObDiGs.-
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THE EVENING STAR.
February ~. I,sl.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THs CHIEF SIGNAL OFPICERl
WASHINGTON, ID g, Feb. II ISL. $50 a. no.
For the middle Atlantic states clear or
partly cloudy weather, north westerly winds
becoming light and var abb stationary or
lower temperature. rising, generally followed
by falling barometer.
RANGE. OF TIE THERMOM ETEH
The Following are the cadlngs OF the thar-
mometeT at the Signal Office during the day
Q g. m. Zi'. ii q n 81 ,; z p. m. go. Maxi
mum, e nihIur uul "a
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The Stone Estate Sold.

TRANSFER OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For some time past negotiations have been
going on between Messrs. Jesse and Alfred NJ
HOyt, OF New York, and Andrew Langdon and
AMI /. Barber, Of this city. on one side, and
Mrs. Stone, widow OF The late VIM. j. Stone,
ST., on The other side, for the purchase by the
former parties, OF what has been known for
fifty years or more as the Stone property, on
the east side OF 14th street road, just beyond
Boundary street. The terms having been
agreed upon the deeds were yesterday after
noon placed on record In the Recorder OF Deeds
Office. The parties to the deed are Elizabeth
J. stone 10 John Sherman. trustee, for
the persons above named and the con.
slderaion is $4,000 In the fee, and trust
Ceed Is also given given to secure Mrs
Stone sl15to0-haianCe OF purchase money.
The land Is finely situated. lying directly east
OF the Columbian college and grounds, aud ey-
tending from the boundary 10 the road leading
TO the Soldiers Home road. The large man
sion house Of the former owner IS about the
CO inter- OF the tract. and the hills on the south
part OF the land are covered With line old oaks
and other native trees. For long series of
years IL has been regarded with longing eyes by
many wealthy man, and repeated efforts
have been made TO purchase IL. Mrs. Stone has
Been 10th TO part with it, however. The tract
Is u1fie over l21 acres In extent, and under
the management OF NessrS Langdon and Bar
Der IL Will Dc plated into building Sites and
put oD the market, and 1t Is expected that dur
Ing the coming season number OF suburban
dwellings, Will De erected thereon.
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I'LOHiDA CHANCES.
FRESH TOMATOES. UAPoNs YEoM PHII.A-
DEIPHIA.
ALSO. PHILADELPHIA CHICKEN AND TUB
KEYS.
EXTRA ROAST BEEF. CAEvAss-BAOK.R ED
HkAD. QUAIL, GROUSE. ETC.
AT THU
PALACE MARKET,
Cor Hath and New York ave.
FRANK j. TlBBETB. .anI7
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cold MEDAL
u Awarded at the National Fair Over an other
competitors
TO y II 4 s.
TIE handsoinost Minnesota Patent F!0ur IN the
United states
MINSFDIA,
very superior Minnesota Patent
STERLING'S ST LOUIS FANCY,
4 Magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Procass
GOLDEN HILL,
The Standard Fsnily Flour OF the District
FOE SALE By EVERY FIRsT-CI,aSs aRuCeR
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
Corner Est st. and Indiana ave.
febl5 NN. VI. GAIT ~ 60.
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lust RECEIVED TWO CAR LOADS
PEACH BLOW AND PEERLESS POTATOES.
Price 30 Cents per Bushel.
10 pounds Graduated Susar, best quality for al 10
l0H 80 Coffee "a" a. Il" t" 10
l. Light Brown 90 90 4" LOO
Imperial snd OoIons Tea, per ID. ............ 20
GuDpowder Tea, very choice. per lb...... -. 30
Old Government Java Oofee, per Id .......... 40
LaguaYra Coffee, choice. per 10. ............. Is
Very lest Rio Coffee. per ID .................. Is
Minnesota Patent Process flour, per sack. 9.25
Choice virginia Family Flour. per sack.-...- rs
Extra ...... l.oD
Sweet Cstavb6 Wine, per gall ............. Loo
Don Oar Sherry, rich and frlity per ral. 2. 50
SAnf9rnta Brandy. equal to imported. 800
did. Observation-Disclosures. $50
German Mustard. Per gall. ......, ............. SO
Very choice Porto Rico Molasses Der gsu - 20
And a other articles usually kent In first clsss
esta blisiilnent, NJ espondnsy low fsures, at
HOWARD'R,
rth and l. streets northwest.
n. Telephone Connections. ,aplg-3rp
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Held and Arthur Wide Awake Clun met Ia.
night, elected officers FOR the ensuing Ter Ii aq1
made arrangements for paTtlci patton in tn. In
auguTatloD. They decided 10 decorate their
han on the 4th OF Marcn ana entertain visiting
clubs. 4 resolution was adopted dPnQunc:ng
the action OF Librarian Spptf Dri TOR dts "a arg
nG good republican. J0on A. Moss for n Az
Ing defended himself whPn assaiIad for havtnr
picture or the republican candidates on his
desk The Young Mems central Garfield and
Arthur Cfuo met ar No 633 + street last eve
Mug, J. A Cooper In the chair ami 4. Y. Dewey
secretary, 10 make arrangements for March l.
a banner VIII be presented the club February
Path
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Gas TAR Fatal TO FIsu-Tha Alexandrfs q l.
zTtf, OF Tuesday sa. s. The c1mm ttec on
public property or the city cJuacu met az tue
audi % S Office tbs afternoon 10 consider
another phase OF the fl5h question. clllef TO
their attention by Profe ssor Ard OF the Smith
toLlan Institute, Ia which thu introiu ctton OF
gas tar Into the Potomac from the gas h0lsp is
strongly deprecated. the Professor IN hts let
Ter says: "A part OF the reiu ,JiOn "a ire sup
ply o. shad Ia the Potomac IS due TO the intro
uucllon OF gas TAR into the river; IL Q rod &c es
s'ckLesS among TIE young nSh, from which
ms OI mem Ole The question being an iul-
pOItant one, fhe committee will recon n md
sonae action Ia regard To the matter on the part
OF the council.
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QUEEN ELIZABETH.-Dr. John Lords next
lecture Will De on queen Elizabeth tomorrow
evening. AS queen, Elizabeth has ext0rtet
praises for her cool Judgment, prudence,
wisdom. execuser aolllty, sagaclJy ana en-
l1ghteDed mind. IL Is something that q woman
has earned such fame and 10 q sphere which
has been supposed 10 belong 10 man alone.
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Socoalne, a compound OF Coco4nut on, beau
si .s III. halr ano Is sure 10 allay all Itching
AND irritation OF the scaln
Inc superiority OF Bnra,tf's tTdrp1'ja.y W
.TarIS consists in their perfect purity and
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Millions OF rats mice cats, bed bugs reaches
lose then lives by collision With "kouGh ~
Rats" Sold by Druggists. l5c. boxes. tn
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DEEDs IN FsB have been fi,ed as follows
b. II. Warner 10 +. G. Burrhus. Ir.. lot Is of
SUD IS 10 70, so. 9]4: 81 500. subject 70 g, 100
trust. j. III. Leonard 10 W. CAREY, part so
.; =. John Wheian TO . Is sker. plrG OF Threl-
feids addition 20 Georgetown; s247. Asoary
sis; T.. J. IL Jones TO u l. oney, lot f>S. No l.
S'o' 10: J. w. Rigntstlne 10 ). GlnTer
ss ~ - 81 $40; y 5. NJ Ganter to j. w. Right
Ssan5'. sanie property; s. c. Steuernayel 90 j.
sr,,s,aA ~, pe. D, so. $50; $500 W. b. Todd
P, $3.50 W igneiins Nan, lot S2 block S M)unr
a. 1s,.e. -. George Peter et al. trusre 8
49, ~ t ngS s loe 20 SCI. $50; s. 800. D. l.
Annie ;. Coyie TO Robert II. j risn prooertv
On Tie h4stern branch road; 81 SIS ! n ~
70 r H. Bradford. lot -, sub. los 81 and r. 81
81 5. TIC Sisters u the Visitation m ~, -,
q. Asnocai, 4ot 10. -, lo2. $50,
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TEE HEROIC COACHEs - asterday a hlll o.,
SAFE mas peen Ale In the rec order OF deeds oice
whereby Peter heIdIc. or Philada! onlA Pa
grants 10 JOS pb ID. Potts the sole AM; exclusive
llgNt 70 construct and use for hire upon Penn
sylyaBia avenue. between the Capitoi groun[is
10 FIST street northwest all vehicles bufir aftar
the Heroic pattern. There was also filed an
agreement between Peter Heritc OF PaiJairi
phla, and the Herdic PhCCon Company waere-
b. the former for $4,000 received by MIN
grants the exclusive night 10 the latter to run
AL forms OF vehicles Constructed from Heric's
letters patent on any of the streets and ave-
bues of this city. excepting the streeUs ana
avenues named In the grant 70 Joseph d. Potts
or Philadelphia Pa.
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DILEs. PILES. PILEs,m

d LADIES, SALOON,
LAOS 2. 81. northwest.
feb7-aM @. u. ALI 81 SpER 3 KICKS Prop'rs,
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Linn WEEBoN MIssING.-The published
statement In relation TO Lem Weldon escaping
the pains and penalties OF the law for assault
on woman In the division" by the conniy-
ance OF the police. is denied in the most posi-.
tive mai her by Captain Vernon, who was at
The f1ltn precinct station when the complaint
was made by the woman Alice Nenier, It was
oullng the overflow OF the water On the streets
ana The house On street, where the disturb
aDce occurred, was surrounded by about three
feet OF water Capt. Vernon and Officer 4. j.
sutton at once procured boat and rowing TO
the house they found that the woman had been
injured, but Weldon had left She procured a
warrant and the officers have been diligently
searching for him since, but thus far have not
found him. MIR. Weedon. 1t will be remem-
beIed, has been pretty wild In his time and
somewhat Maynard In his acts. but ever since
the inauguration OF the ambulance service has
beer the driver or the ambulance and has had
charge OF the horses, working industrlously
ana conducting himself as an orderly citizen
until this Occurrence. lie has not been seen
by any one since The occurrence, and anOthe
driver has been temporarily put In his place
Capt. Vernon states that the warrant is out
and viii be served and Weldon presented &c
the court as soon as he Can be arrested.
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DIR. Aliens Rheumatic and Gout Lo-
Terrible Ios nfIsI

VIII cure almost any case I'm two days. no mat
Ter now severe. Price 81 cents No cure. no
pay. Sold by all druggists.
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IHk YARMOUTH ALUMNI ASSOC ALTON or this
city heidttS sixth annual reunion and dinner last
evening. The pleasant event took place at the
P0rtialo, as the French hats ON 18th street are
called. The following officers were reelected:
General John Eaton president; Rev. Royal
Parkinson ana Dr. n. s. lincoln vice presidents:
$. X. Bond, secretary and treasurer and cen
X: u. Mussey, historian. They then Went to
cir Tcr. and kept the Festivities no with spirit
IT. "a sf hour. The table was l. shaped with
u" vacant chairs &c cause source or uncon-
f"ft"hIel ess IN the netghhorho0d. The menu
was wei selected and served In good 81 lie.
General Eaton presided. The following put
their legs under the table: General Sherman
AID Representative oss'an Ray who receiN ed
honorary degrees from Dartmouth; Genry,. II
CbanCler, esq, OF HahimOIe; col George H.
Kent. DAME! Z. Merrill. Rev. Royal Parkinson
col j. ". Drew, !. $. Brown. Emerson Hodges
j. OlmoLd Wilson, Charles +. Hotey DR.. W. "
GoGdlng, Gen. John Eaton. Gen x. q. Mussey,
! 5. II. Boz d. ]. Il. SanborD. Professor j. X Fast
uhD. \. Il. Gage, j. j. S4nOOrn, Ii. S. Cum
mDgs. J. 2. Allen, Il: N: Baker. DR.. James r.
Parkinson, A. e. Paul, George Z. Wtngate E.
FL. Fowler, L. K. Graves. L. A. Smith, Charles
:. Sloan and Walter Il. Patterson. When the
toasts were In order Mr.. Bold announced them
aid the narnes OF The respondents The responses
were unusually Interesting, and some OF
Them being full OF Wit. College songs inter
spersed the renaTks. Every speaker was liable
TO Interruption by anecdotes and "reminiscences
OF sene fellow coiegian absent whose name
nau Deen brought up. General Sherman added
much 10 the enjoy Dent OF the evening. The
following were the formal toasts and respond
ents; the informal ones came after, and were
perhaps more enjoyed by the jovial assembly:
our association and kindred ones; may their
members receive pleasure and Cur alma mater
derive lasting benefit from their organization
and annual reunions-General John Eaton.
The Influence OF Dartmouth In all the voca-
tons OF l1fe-H. 5. Cummings.
SaTad 7itetts ia Sano c0ri.OI'e-Dr. w. W. God
ding.
Dartmouth men In the councils OF the Ma.
ton with big N]-H0n. Osslan Ray.
Dartmouth men In the war for the Union
with big U)-Charies f. HOvey.
GaHtttt Ieutdd,ine VIRUS the motto of the
Earl OF Dartmouth. one of the founders OF the
college. and from whom it TOOK its name: may
we Lot forget Ii in the battle OF lffe-Generai
w. fisherman.
The Ladies: We miss but bless them. Shall
we Lot open our association 10 include thein?-
UCu. III. f. French.
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specify. permanently ana economically cured
by the CuIicura Remedies when ali other
human agencies fail. Who can doubt them
published In this paper?
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ALIENS BRAIN FOOD ia the only rel,ahIa font,
Tor Drain and sexual organs OF either seq q
AnafaeSists SfoTT CROMWELL. Agents.
W &So PennsylyaB. avenue
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The River Open.

RzsUHFTIoS OF NAVIGATION ON TIE POTOMAC
Navigation Is now open from Washington TO
tLe mouth OF the Potomac, and as soon a. re
pairs 10 damages OF steamers are mad, the
regular trips OF the river boats will be resumed,
The steamer ATroTsInith, dam aged by bainC,
lifted or the end OF one or the wharveS by the
hoCd, went TO the Alexandria ship yard yestar-
day TOT n pairs, and Is expected to resume her
service the last OF this week. The other
STE aIners which have been damaged will PROB
ably 60 INTO the same yard for repairs. The tug
Comet has been retained IL the service ~ The
railroad company. 4 general scramol: Is nov
being made along the line OF the river for drift
WOOD, much OF which - lodged along shore.
TAG OY5TBR TRADE.
Yesterday three schOOner5 WIN. E. LII
sfelr, Han captain; Carpenter, Bundy cap
tlu, ana willie. COnnOT maSteT-ail ladened
VIII Oysters from Cone river, !aL1ei a, tue
I 10 SyTftr wharf. The schooner pert" WAS
toStd cut ircm the nth street wharf and left
on cruise for oysters iu the bay.
TIE WORK on THE LONG B2ID,H
10 progressing lneiv. and Nj. Walters. the e.
gtHeer CT the company, and others promise II
p ssble 10 have IL 30 That trains II ay ruu over
On SatUi dAy night. but II may REQ lire unit!
Monday before the repairs are cOmplx.,ed
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sPLRSI I'd cabinet photographers per Gozsu,
at Davis, se5 Pennsylvania ave-
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CITY ITEMS.
Since the Intrcduc,toa

OF the famous prepared beverage HUI Punch,
useo at proper seasons with hot water or with
,he laa1s, nne Ice, soda water or milk, he
brewing or ordinary punches (Which are neCeS-
sarly inferior TO this supreme combination OF
the nntst liquor and fruit iuices) has been
,,aIsey rendered unneceSsary- IL ia now an
indispensable auxiliary 10 A well supplied larIeT
or sideboard. wine Merchants i,rocers and
druggists sell II at s. p bottle
BOWLING GREEN. KY. July. so.
nave mad an excellent sale for swift \ =
speclnc, and the results have been most salts
i"''- .. e. BURGB, Druggist.
MONTGOMERY, Ala Iuly lisa
our sales or Swlft's =. specific mas been good.
we are now on our third gross. and It's success
In JONES & CARY. Druggists.
Itching, scaly aud serofulou. Humors
by the CuIicura Remedies when ali other
human agencies fall. Who can doubt them
after reading the authenticated cures daily
published In this paper?
DIR. Aliens Rheumatic and Gout Lo-
Will cure almost any case In two days no mat
ter how severe. Price 81 cents No cure no
pay. Sold by all druggists.
Terrible Loss OF Life.
MINORS or rats, mice. cats, bed bugs. reaches.
lose their lives by collision With Rough on
RATS" Sold by Druggists. l5c. boxes. IN
Iure and Effective Hair Dresstng.
tocoalne, compound OF Cocoanut OH beau
llnes me hair and Is sure 10 allay ali itching
ana irritation OF the scan
the superiority OF Burners fTarn11g.y W
ndctS consists in their perfect purity and
strength.
ALLEN BRAIN FooD, ia the only reliable tonic
lot Drain and sexual organs OF either seq 81
All druggists SroTT & CROMWELL. Ap,nfE
" &S0PennsylyaB:a avenue
4 Cough. Cold or Sore Throat
Should be stopped. Neglect frequently results
In an incurable lung disease or ConsnmpTion,
BroWnS Bronchial TrocheS do not disorder the
stomach Ike cough syrups and balsams buf
acts directly on the infiamed parts, aIlayIny
irritation, give Keller ia asthma. bronchitis
coughs, catarrh and the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are subject 10. Sold
at rs cts box everywhere.
When Everything Else Falls
You VIII and IL greatly 10 your advantage 10
try Hartley'S Catarrh Remedy. The IlrsU ap-
plication tells its own story, sufficient TO cure
ordinary cases Sold by Scott q Cromwell, asa
Pa. avenue; W. b. Entwise, corner 18th street
and Pa avenue, and all druggists. 4.l4
ffeSn Attorney butter churned every morn
Ing, aud delivered 10 = los. Ward prints 45c
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, outtermllk and
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MINERAL WATERS - Congress Water - The
puIt st and safest OF allcathartic waters None
genuine sold on draught Avoid all coarse. irrl-
tatlLg waters. forcing and domestic: they ilapair
the digestive organs and Kidneys.
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FkEIARlNG To tsthbRAIs THsIh ANNIVERSARY
THIS CITY.
The 19fn instant is the IStb anniversary of
the founding OF the order o; the knights OF
y thias, ana In many parts OF the country IL
will be celebrated by the members or the order.
The frulO'r OF he o. de Is Air. Ju,tus H.
Ratho bone, for many years past clerk in the
War department. The first I0Ige OF fha Gr!aY
was formed AT Temperance Hall on + stree,
(now MaTihIs HalN under the title OF Washing
ton Lodge No. j. but this lodge d.sbandef and
Franklin Lodge No : IS the present Oldest
lOdge q the order. The idea OF the order was
taken from The story OF D1man and Pythtas.
and The secret work being novel and atiractfqe
the order spread Tapi lily through the country
Besides she lodge membership there are the
endowment branches known as sections and
Uniformed branches. Extensive preparations
are making f T the anniversary ceIebr alton
Del L tbc bTth place OF the order. The order
here has selected Wednesday, the sd as the
day for the celebration.
tbs CELEBRATION PROGRAM
eontenplates grand procession III the after
noon and mass Erecting at O ii Fellows hall
In the evening, vi ich Will be Owe0 10y
banquet. number or uniformed divisions are
expected from the adintripg cities, includlng
tbe mCuote1 IT div Ion OF Baltimore. In
which are Hunter OF knights la arinor the
Germ n drill division end the East Baltimore
DIVISION, the uniformed divisions OF Norfolk an1
Portsmouth. Va, accompanied by the Artillery
School band from Fortress Monroe, and Ioj.es
from other points. III some parts OF the cOuutry
the 1ul uniform OK the order is WOrR but The
District knights are not In fun uniform.
THE ROUTE OF THE PROCESSION
or Which PaSt Grand Chancellor J. T. COIiWa1
VIII be the grand marshal, viii be from the
front OF the City Han. by 81 street to I'ennSyI-
Fanie avenue, 10 lst street. pa sing round the
naval monument: thence up the avenue pass
ing the Presidents house, ant thence around
tue Washington Circle. by | street. 10 Vermont
avenue, street to 1th. to street TO Tall
madge Han, where tables Will be set ali day for
the visitors. Of course there viii be a display
OF the emblematic "olcrs 0, the order-rpT
olue and orange-and the letters F., G. and b.
by the members or the Order and their friends
and II wll De gala day among them her
GROWTH or THE ORDER.
IL may NOT De amiSs 20 state that Mr.. R4rh-
boEe ~ The present supreme lecturer o! rne
Order, and That lodges afr HoT to be found ia
every sIaIe OF The country. Tna ranlrr ~
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RAND MUslSaL AND LITERARY

4 y EANH MVrktAL HND EILIAtKN
" Eh1EkHAlS HENI
BY U, %. q e., Congregational Cur y. Teit-
rUsry -, "a Z. IN.
Prof Eshor, NJ. NeIuun p1arrat
Niss " lnui~ van, fr,f. J"ha I~r-ia
MisS u lie ster1r - Hhfl. lrrf. ID. 3. sAVp 81 .,
MF. " AIren oCnS, Little llau le I.IiptsriuB
M1sa Bessie Perry
= III . niiun - render tie most attract. tra-
gran ME of I'll. Blrses Only . -,,e-- an,
rtterSed tcAis slthout extra clar-e r. - ;ns,o
store. erFtrD 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-17
BOWLING GRprS Ky Ju,r :
MONTGOMERY Al, Ju,y -,

nave had an excellent sale for swift 5 =
cpeciilc, and The results have been most salts.
iae'ois- ). q. BCRGB, Druggist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-17

Our sales OF Swlfts y Specific mas hSen ,,oos
We are now on our third gross, and IFS si',esSs
has been perfect. ~ -
IN JONES & CARY Druc,ysts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-17

nm. JOHN LORDS LECTUREs
AT CONGREGATIONAL CHTR, Il
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concert by PrUf BIsCHoFF.
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