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a LARGE DIsTRIBCII0N OF SToCK.-The direct
ogS OF the Northern Pacific Railroad COMPANY
at a recent meeting, decided TO distribute the
residue OF the common stock, amounting to
IeSrly $50, 0Go shares, which has been held In
the ccnlpanyS treasury since the reorga MIA
ti0D, IN 1915. This issue completes the total
amount or common stock authorized by the
plan or reorganization and by the act OF fucor-
pCration-S49, zoo coo. The reason for The dis
lr button is said by officers of the company to
be tie anxiety OF the persons entitled to rece We
IL 10 sec ure their profits at the present market
value CT the stock.
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CRooKEDSEss OF A FORMER MARYLANDER-
The Wheeling w. Va papers announce that
John q. Ieveley, seal and stencil cutter, OF
that place, disappeared last Friday night, after
having been, It is alleged, detected In number
OF crooked transactions, tncludIn. forgery. by
which large number OF persons were victim
lied. Zeveley formerly resided Ia Cumberland
hid, where he published postal card bulletin.
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,,anaa EStsTs SALgs.-Thomas Downing auc-
80 onSti, soid Yesterday the following property
$500 Ta Sole and Thompson trustees: Parts
the iSo ana Is In square 10O1. together with
Tug t inpsOseinehts. located on Y strsef. betWs9n
llth and 18th streets southeast r. Mrs. E,,Iau
Set G as"1s I0r 800 for w. d. Cassin aud VIM.
Nm ne, part Of LOT G. in square -
New Hampshire avenue, between n an. oI
streets northwest, 70 John H. Leonsra for
S16I. "ia, iof
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THE EVENING STAR.
EEDNESDAE. ~, 1851.
The Weather

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THB CBIEP SIGNAL OYYICgR,l
WARRINGTON, D. O., Mar. %, 1851, $50 a, N. (
For the middle states. fair weather, north
west TO southwest winds, higher Temperature,
airy or higher barometer.
Fair and Warm Weather To.mor.
row.
Special bulletin furnished the press By the
chief signal officer OF the army:-Clear weather
prevails over the entire country. except In New
England and the middle states, wnere it is
cloudy. Fair and warm weather Is anticipated
cor Thursday In Atlantic and east gulf states.
The temperature Is from 10 70 % degrees Delo"
the mean from louisiana eastward ana nortn-
eastward 10 Florida and North iroilna- IL has
Tisen very rapidly in the Missouri Failey-D
degrees at ST. Vincent, Mimi, and ri at IaDk-
Ton since yesterday. NOTtheTiy gales have pre-
vailed from New Jersey to Georgia, with hourly
veIocftieS ranging from thirty seven to forty
three miles on the Delaware and Nerth Caro-
Hna coast.
RANGE OF TBS THERMOMETER
TIE following are the readings OF the ther-
mometeT at the Signal Office during the day.
. a H., 81; II a. n, IS p. M. aga. Maxi
mum, 420. minimum. $3.50.
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TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL REAL ESTATE Ass0-
CITATION feid It's annual meeting last night at
the residence OF Col. Geo. CoWie when OF GERS
were elected as follows: Dr.. X. II. Ball, preSi-
dent; Z. II. Smith, vice president: Geo. Cowie
81 cretary and treasurer; MessrS. John Evans
r. Tupper. j. +. Langley, Peter MaeGifr, NAH
Ion WoodwOrth aud F. A. Wood, board OF d.
IectOrS. The s. cretary was instructed 10 take
such Steps as IN his judgment are necessary to
close up the afiatrs or the aSSc ciatiOn as early
as possible The receipts for the past year are
reported TO have aggregated 81 33S so; diSburse-
mepts. :, S3S 50, including cash available
$1.256.I5, and assets So 4IO.O5.
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COLLINS,
VOltatc Electric Plastere,

Placed over the center of the nervous forces, the
pit Of the Stomach, they stimulate the Liver Stom-
ach and Bowels. perfect d gestiou. cure Dyspep-
sis, Bilious Cole, Cramps and Pains, and prevent
Ague and Malarial Diseases. For Weak aud Sure
Lungs, Ialpitation of the Heart Painful Kidneys.
hheum atism. NeuIa gia and Sciatica, they are the
best remedy in the world. ASK for COLLINS, VOL
TAIo ELECTRIC PLAsTERs Only % cents msr23
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Occasion for Gra,ftuGe.

Spring IN The SCUM has already appeared.
The face OF nature ls seen TO the best adyan-
tage. The fear OF pestilenca ALREADY comes TO
the mind Of the prudent iphabitant of the Gulf
played In the legislation which secured over a
million OF dollars for the maintenance OF the
world Known Charity Hospital at New orleans,
La, from the Louisiana State Lottery. whose
next drawing occurs on April 18th, and about
which the fun particulars wifi o6 given On an
application TO NJ. A. Dauphtn No 3l9 Broad
way, New York city, n. Y, Or same person at
New Orleans La.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Am asements. &c, To.nlsus.

Am lseinents. Sc, To.nfEns.
Fcrd,S Opera Ho'tSe.-J0hn 8. Clarke as ''Dr.
PanglosS" and "Tim0 ny ToOii5s''
National faeoter.-RIces Surprise Party In
"Revels.r
Masonic Te7lple.-Prof Carpenter the mes
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pOLICE Cl1rRT-J'lTJe Sfl Z

Ss2I.H. English ayt. WANDER Werker: 90, Se5l.
District agt B. &. Il. +. Co; OF hearing.
Police CprRT--J'i1ge Sasl.
To-day. Frank Regan, trespassing on parE-
ing; IS. DeanIs Long. loud and h0,s5eroIs: g
or fifteen days. Henry Noble, vagrancy; bonds
OF thirty days. john Johnson, profanity ia the
county; IS or seven days. David Johnson alias
Kemp, was charged with entering al unoccu-
ped dwelling house and cutting d Qidutity OF
lead pipe therefrom. He pleaded guilty ana
got the full extent OF the law-one year Ia jail
and q fine Of $3.50. and I'm default OF the foe
thirty days additional ASblTy SERVER, threats
10 bis wife; personal bonds 10 keep the peace
for SIX months.
CHARGE OF CRUELTY TO A MOLE.
WIN. Norf0lG, countTyman. was charged
with cruelty 10 animals white lazy, namel
Lucy Il. Chandler, stared that she saw this
man dTivlng lnule with one leg shorter than
the others. and plate CT iron under IL 70 make
up tne deficiency. and every time the mule pat
his loot on the ground lie suffered eXcruciating
agony, MAJOR \: c. RICHARDS corroborated this
the morse here from Prince Georges county.
Md, fer man named Fowler. Mr.. Fowler
stated that the horse when walking bent his
foot forward, ana the shoe vas put on to throw
bis foot back in IT'S place. The court remarked
that this was Clearly case OF cruelty 10 AMI
mails, but as the man who had TIE horse was
probably ignorant OF the existence OF any law
In the District against cruelty to animals (there
being no such law In Maryland and being a
peer man. he would only impose a iae Of s.
Mrs. Chandler, the complaining witness paid
the fine for him.
MTSCElI ANGUS LOT.
VIM. Nelson, colOreG, was charged With the
second offence Of petit larceny, IN having
stolen some household goods from Clifford b.
Cutler. He was Committed for tie action OF he
grand jury in defauH OF bail. George Wash
ington, assault on Ellen Dlckett >. Rachael
Goodall assault On John Stedman By striking
him with a poker; IS. Susan Keith, c0lore1
was charged with keeping a baHJy house at
No. 500 street northwest. Officer Simpson
testified TO raidlng the house last night, and
Hndfng questionable characters there. 4 COL
oreG girl testified that she has lately been an
inmate OF the house, and that she has seen and
taken part in acts Of PROSTITUTION there. a
line OF SO was imposed, in default OF which
the defendant was COMMITTEES. Arthur Francis
threats TO I-ottie Johnson; committed for sixty
days In default OF bonds TO keep the peace. LIZ
Zte Honesty, assault On MiuDie Fisher: So
Philip Moore, assault on Lizzie Coleman, who
testified that he SnaCheu l,er unt.i she saw
fire: 81 Or five days. Mason ShanAiin. assault
on Susan FTisOy; s..
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TIE LADIES' ASSOCIATION is st. Louis society
for the Improvement OF that City s morals. The
members united In praying for a better Board
OF Police commissioners and In few days two
commissioners were removed to make places
for TWO pious men. This was regarded as
great victory. But prayer is not the only means
employed. The women demand the closing OF
the theaters on sundays, and are circulating
petitions for that purpose. They have adopted
the forgetting SYSTEM by resolving TO buy
Thorlicht q Duncker, dry goods firm, are TIE
first TO brave the anger OF the Ladies' Associa-
tiOn.
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CUTICURA
Itching and Sea1y Diseases, Scrofulous
UmOrs, Ulcers, Old sores and sIer-
curiai Affections Cured When
All Other Human Agencies Fail.

!; CUTIorRA REsoLvEST putifes. strengthens
ana supper the system through the most critical
stages OF Diood, SKIN and scalp hurnors and dis
orders OF the liver, kidneys aud urinary organs.
p CrTIcURA, amedioina' ELY. arrests disease
allays Inflammation, itching aud irritation heals
ulcers &hd eats away dead skin and fesh.
3. CUTICURA MEDICINAL SOAP, fo- the to;Iee
bath and nursery cleauses. soohas refresie s and
beauties the skin. CrTICURA SHAVING Soar is
the only medicinal shaving Soap.
Skin Humors. Milk Crust: etc.
:, SKIN HUMoE.-Mrs. 8. E. Whipple Decatur.
Mich, wrlles that her face head and some parts
OF her 5ody were almost raw. Head covered with
scsbs hnd sOres. suffered fea-fUlIy. and tried
everything. termauentiy cured by Cuticura
tehedes.
MILK CRUsT.---NYs Bowers. I,3 Clinton street
Clncinnst, speaks Of her sisters Child, who WAS
cue OF milk crust VII Oh resisted all rem edtes for
Two years. NOW npe, healthy boy, with beau
tiiul head Of hair,
IETTEE OF THE HASDs.-Elizabeth Buckley Lit
ttt2n, n. H, thankfully praises the Cuticura
EcmsCies for cure of letter OF the hands which
had rendered them ainlost useless 10 her.
Scald Head. AIOpscia, Etc.
scALD HEAp--H. A. Raymond auditor f. W,
j q s. X. H., Jackson, Mich, was cured Of ec.Id
tead OF nile ears duration by the Cutlclrs Rem
edies.
>, FALLING OF THE HATR.-Frank A. Bean. Eteam
F1re thtlne b, Boston, was cured Of a. opeca or
falling OF tt hair by the Cutcura Remedies which
lose 1t.
DANDRUFF.- Lee. 2276 Frankford ave-,
Phladelphia, afflicted with oandruii. which for
twent years bad covered his scsp with scales one
quarter CT an inch in thickness cured by the Gut
cura Remedies.
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something Wrong in the Water
Office.

Editor S'dT:-I would advise the Commission
ers. or whoever may be the proper authority,
to give the water registers Office cleaning out.
IT'S common thing for parties who have paid
their water tax TO receive notice for the second
and even third time to pay up ''or the water
Will be cut off," Something Is wrong In that
office. Can't 1t be corrected by the Infusion OF
new blood? TRurd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-23

ORDER To RESTRAIN THE REMOVAL OF FURNI-
TUNE FR0N IRE CTTY.-Sr. john e. Hardness,
as trustee, yesterday fled bill against Char
lctte E Morris. walter u. Williams and the
BsltiIlore and Ohio Railroad Company TO
restrain the removal Of certain HOUSEHOLDS fuTni-
tUtSe. which, &c Is alleged, has been carried to
tn Baltimore and OHIO depot ana placed In q
car CHI riered by Mrs. Morris. 4 temporary
restraining order was made. Mr. III irkne-S
states in his petition that he leased TO Mrs.
MOTIFS the house No. 1927 l street. from MAY !,
1880 TO April 3d. ISL. for the sum of 81 POO: that
she will owe the sum OF 1920 on April !, for
Ielt, but has packed up part OF her furniture
Tor removal nom the city.
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A FEMALE BLACKMAILER FOILEp.-Louise Syl-
van, the notorious hlackmailer, who several
years ago threw Boston merchants clothtl {,
out OF hotel window. and got a check for
S. Geo to recover them, recently attempted to
VictimiZe a Detroit merchant JuabIe 10 get a
law3 er to sue him for trifiing with her afee-
lions, she went boldly 70 his Office and demand
cd money, under pain of pubiic deGunciat,on.
He coolly replied that he would save her tne
trouble. and sent for the police. THIS SO exas-
perated her that she fired AZ him bur ne quickly
disarmed her. and handed her over 10 the
B0}iaa
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CITY ITEMS.
Novelties for acknowledgements De.

DC.
psrtRienf.
l am now Offering some handsome fabrics in
Spring oVercoatS and Suits TO match. one is a
hne Gfey T|iu WooileR Serge, Suit and over
coat complete, for 1850. Another Is a fabric
With diagonal pattern formed by a mixture OF
the WOOL Of the black and " llite sheep, not dyed
AT all, and probably NOT TO be obtained else
where. suit Of THIS with Overcoat will cost
$50. GEO. C>HESNING, 40 'th street.
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PROPOSALS..
pEoFosALs FOR rgIEag;, FORAGE AND


IErCT CUARTERMASTEs;- OFFICE
NA>HlNGr De, March Il, lSSl.N
: a ed yroac as. IN ir.i,ic4,c. subject - the
ESsl G motions, vii ie received It tn, OH uu-
=; u O'clock no3a. o. Monday March -. 1881. 81
Which ne and p'acs They viii bs opcutt in res
&c. of The bdccrF, f0E fUrIishil- and DELIVERING
Gu1lIs lie re,usl't,.r - :tis fsrSl We n 'arlenC-
u OF cr abouf the LIT ~ April. 1881. sn3 endiCG
Jnle - 1881. at the [ =. EarrackS tNashin ytan
AIsenall ID &. such quantities as NAY he auired
Stray $500
The Government reserves the right 70 re {ect ANY
or all proposals preference VII ia given I, ar
Icies ct conesilc productions. b,aGs proposals
ana printed q cusrs, stating the kind aud est,
rGstcd Quantities required sud giving full instruc-
tons as the mani of biddiuE contfit ons IN =,
observed 10y bidders, ~ amount OF bond to accom-
pfny proposals, and terms of 'ntract an psynsr.
Will be furnished On application 10 this on "a
Envelopes contsining proposals should be mark
ed, Proposals for Fuel and Proposals r..
FORAGE aId Straw. a" at II. b. Barracks and al
dressed 70 the undersigned.
A. ". ROCKWELL
mar224t DepOt Duartarmsster
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET, March rs, ISL
Sold BY II. A. Golden, fish agent, 200 herrings,
fiom $l2 so to SIS per thousand; 800 shad. from
$50 70 sou per hundred; 1900 punches rock and
perch, from l2t5 TO soc. per bunch.
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If THIS SHOULD MEET the eye OF any one SUI
T. ring from Bronchitis Consumption, Asthma,
or any pulmonary affection, We would refer
them 10 DIT. Jayne's ExpectOrant, Which WILL In
all case, afford speedy relief. and In most effect
a speedy cure.
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A PoTUGUEsE CABINET CRIsis.-A cableeram
TO the New York Herald from London, March
%, says: a vote OF want OF confidence 10 the
Portuguese ministry, in connection with the
Lorenzo Marquee treaty, was defeated In the
upper chamber last night by a vote OF so to 10,
The majority included two ministers dis
patch from Lisbon to the Standard states thai
10 CONSEQUENCE OF lne close vote on the resou-
ton OF want OF confidence the ministry has re-
signed. The Duke de AVila is consulting the
king respecting the formation OF a new cabinnt
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RFORGAN1ZING THE NEW YORK DEMOCRACY
The committee OF tWeDty-one has completed
the duty assigned to 1t by the committee OF one
hundred, OF consulting with other organiz J.
tons and drawing up plan for the reorg aniza-
ton Of the democratic party in New YORK city.
The most noticeable feature OF the plan agreed
upon is the giving TO the voters OF an election
district the right TO hold their own primaries
free from the control OF a central organization
The system Ia assimiiated thereby TO the system
on which primaries aff held In the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-23

For EIGHT HOURS.-Tne marble cutters at the
washington Monument works have petttoned
Col Casey TO grant them the privilege OF work.
log not more than eight hours during the SUM-
mer as well as the winter season. They believe
laboiiouS character OF the work, which Is done
BY the piece and paid for on measurement, and
would cost the government no more nor less
whether days work Is either eight or Ten
hours.
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MARRIAGE Licenses have been issued TO VIII
lis Williams and Ella Terry; Win. {. Carroll
and Annie Thompson; Casper c. RehLer aud
Susie Z. Twiford: stephen c. Clarke, of King
Seorge county, Va. and Frances A. Cook; Cor
neiIQs Bos.ey and INA johnson; Alpha E. 81.
11a;rrSeT, CT Fairfax county, Va, and Clara Bell
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A COaghx CnI<f mr. Nora TS

A Cough. Cold or Sore Tkroat
SnoulQ De stopped. Neglect frequently results
III an tlcurable lung disease or Consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder the
stomach IKE cough syrups and balsain5, but
acts directly On the infialned parts, allaying
Irritation. give relief In asthma, bronchitis,
coughs, catdTrh aud the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are subject 70. Sold
at 20 Gus box everywhere.
"AIderney Dairy yVa4onsn
Fresh Attorney butter chuTned every morn
ing, ard delivered IN Is lbs ward" prints, 45c:
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, batterInilk and
sweet milk &c. per at. Cream, 1Oc pint.
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LU NJ 3 e r.

LII NJ Is e r..
OUR IMMENSE TRADE SHOWS WHAT
Vim AND PUSH WILL DO. NOTHING
BUT SHADY LOW PRICES, YEAR IN
AND YEAR OUT, WILL CREATE AND
MAINTAIN A BUSINESS SUCH AS
OURS. EVERY ADVANTAGE THAT
BUYERS GAN POSSIBLY SEEK Is AS
SURED. LOW PRICES. LARaE STOCK
OF SIX MILLION FEET. AND AN
ARCHITECT TO FURNISH PLANS AND
DRAWINGS FREE OF CHARGE. NO
OTHER YARD OFFERS so MANY IN.
JUDGEMENTS TO BUYERS.
WILL L T d LIBBEY.
3 9Th st. and New York ave,
Sprague Square,
Yards. N. Liberty Market Square.
teh26
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IMPAIRMENT OF METROPOLITAN PoIICE
~ OFFICE or MAJOR AND SUPERINTENDENT
202 ~ street no1 Invest,
WASHINGTON. II. c, March Ia, 1881.
PROPOSALS FOR SUMNER UNIFORMS AND
HATE.

A
HATS.
Sealed prop osals will he received az this Office
until IL o'cock IN. TUESDAY, 29th lost. at which
hour they viii be opened, for furnishing this De
rariment with Two Hundred tz0oy Uniforms more
or iess. to measure for summer wear of Metropol-
ian fcEce, VIZ Frock Coat. Sack Coat, PantalOrn
ard Vest the frock coat sack and p,ut sooas 20 DE
d ade 81 the best quality Of navy blue flannel IN
ai9o plue cye and TO weigh not less that we've (l2)
Ounces 10 tie yard fifty two go pairs OF the pan
taoons, more or less, e. be reinforce the vest 10
Ds made OF best quslity If white duck the gar
iGents 10 be cIit III accordance with the 'Re.-ula-
Police Force"
ses!et proposas will b. received and opened at
san llme Tor Two Hundred aal rlrty-hye (235l
las more or less, fer summer wear of he Police
bids. ~ ~N hNAS
(25) days f,on date Of award. A''
Pay meDt for the clothing 10 be made in tbree IN
monthly IL stallments on Ccmiietion of the work
Payment for the hats 10 be maze on Isl of the
month following delivery.
1be right to reject any or al bids ia reserved
Bidders are Invited to be present at the opeaiuz
OF bids.
:. For further informat;on apply to Capt. c r.
Vernon. Inspector Met Police. ar this Office
BY order CT Commissioners ID. o.
WNI. G.. BROCK
nar1S,.3, rs Ut M3i)r ana Supt, Nj. 7.
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j WILL SILL tomorrow great bargains IN
general housefITnishIng goods. Bread plates
only 10 cents; feather busters only 3 cents:
China soup tureens ouly % cents. worth fully
$50 At Augenstein's National Auction
House. SIf Ith ST. northwest.
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Is OF marvellous efficacy for relieving violent at
tacks Of Sueezing, to which many are subject, for
cleansing the Head and Nasal Passages when clog
ged with offensive matter. for deodorizing and
purifying the breath, for rendering the Head clear,
the Brain actiye, the breathing easy, and every
sense in mosl grateful and soothed condition.
deodorizes, soothes and heals. It arrests the for
nation Of putrid matter 1t strikes at tne very
action gradually and thoroughly removes from the
blood and circulating fluids the poison that has
been sucked up by the abForbeuts from purul emit
matter which had dropped into the stomach and
been inhaled by the lungs.
Ask your druggist for sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE
General Agents,
WEEKS g. POTTER,
Boston.
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4 INCoLN HALL CoxCEHT.

THURSDAY, MARCH % 1oS,
Grand Vocal AID Instrumental I'D cert .iven by
tie schneider Brothers and Monsieur Aubert, tile
great European artists, assisted by Me. Eva Mills
Washington iayo-ite prima donna, and Professor
William Nsldecker, the young tSlcu "a PIANIST
ADHESION ~ cents. Reserved soLis 81 Tickets
TO be had al the door aud AZ Meter 80 aud Ells'
Music etc, es, and al Thompson aud Miburn's
DRUG Stores. For particulars - i-s. mai a.
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M. j. SILyERBkK6, who occupies Nos. So
sth ST. and 3i3 sih ST. northwest, the largest
store In the city, extended TO Its present I'M
mense length by his own vim and enterpr Sc
adveTtises few OF his specialties In 20 days
issue. Strangers should not fail TO take walk
through his place. as it is equally as interest
ing as the Patent Office.
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kfnnV Men

Wells Health Observation-Disclosures cure 70,
nervous debility and weakness OF the genera
tive functions. 81, at Druggists, $50 Penn
ave. w
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FIonD's. Eohn =. Clarke. Tonight.

EpHE'S. !ohn =. Clarke. To-nIght.
Inc LISH INDEPENDENTLY SET.
COLMAN'S HEIR AT LAW.
Note the tctting Of the Characters.
Feter bansIos LII. ID ...........-MR. CLARKE
DICK EOa lsS.....-.-.--.....-....Nr ". Il. Vernon
Az Accepted London Sa-.
Zesiel Hcmespun. 1000. Mr.. W. Herber
siar OF BoucicAuts Forbidden fruit Co.
ord DubeTly Dir. W r.. chapman
The Famous Oh Billie Chapman nj Philadelphia
henrlcE. .--.---...-.-.--.-. ... Mr. ram Henplc
eho Starred one summer At Nall .ck'e.
ClCeiy Homes pm - ISIS Rose WOOD
a successful California Comedy Star.
Lady Dubcry.-----... ---..--....... Mrs. FsrFen
4 Noted Star for MANY Y"a-a.
Caroline INNER. Me- EnIns EaIevE
Young Artistic NJ Great L
TO CONCLUDE WITH The lA&CE OF
ToUps.E>.
ON 1HC rs DAY-TNO G BMRDIES,
A WIDOW HUNT AN , rsUL PRH.
Only Clarke Matinee ou SATURDAY..