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The Evening critic., 1882-05-10

George IBechtil, Joseph Kubsain, IT, D. Whrat-
eror, Richard Katzomayer, Joseph Lehman,
Matthew Leavy, @. Brown, Frederick Cook,
Mr.. oothout, Hathaway A. Gordon,
Christian weyard, +. X. Keltenback, John f.
Kuhn, A. Q. Kuhn, John M. Leippold, Jacob
A. schwarz, DR.. Bauer, d. w. Ward, s. Manila,
John Fliniof1, J. Becker. Ashb. p. Fitch, A.. Il.
j. Toney, +. schwatz, T. p. Bullock, ID. j. Schu-
II. stromberg, Thomas D.. Hawley, Charles A.
Hodler, Albert Mayer j. Konigsberg, Charles
Dayer, Albro A. Rim, Charles W. Weston, Albert
Fuller, George d. Cornell, NJ. l.. Burk, w. II.
Bushnell, Fred orth, Paul weitbacher, t. II.
Garterman, Rudolph Myer, ]. A. Uhlman,
Pennsyivania-peter schcarm, Chris oars,
Louis Bauer, Charles Walters, George Keller,
Jacob Conrad, william Manly, John Gardiner,
ger, Lorenz Amshein George George Amshein, John
f.. Betz, Henry Flash, Gustav Miller, Carl
schwartz, Theo. r. Helb, Peter Barley,
Theodore Engel, George II. Beck, f. A. Posh,
Anton Lutz, Herman Straub, Il. W. Hammer.
ohio.Joseph Fisher, Leo Ebert, Henry
Schmidt, Leo Nilhaus, Christian Moerhleein,
Mr.. weiderman, John Kaufman.
Wisconsin-John Gund, Jacob Obermann,
Alfred Nehlein, Ernest Borchet.
West Virginfa-Anton Reyman,
Missonri.o. q. stiefel, Louis Bunchwirth,
Caspar Kohler, Fitz wahl.
Iowa-A. Werthmuller.
Rhode eIsland-Professor W. Walter.
Illinois-T. II. McAvoy, Michael Brand, A. q.
Leicht, Joseph Thurer, Henry Eder, J. NJ.
Wing, e. A. Sittig, J. Ropp.
New JerseynG, Krurger, Peter Houck, VIM.
Hill, Joseph Hensler, jr., II. Schniper.
Maryland-Fred. Gottleib Louis Muth, John
+. Weisner, George Bourmschmidt.
1ndiana-Anton Mayer, Paul Relsing, c. L.
Centlincr. Fred. Thiemer, Frank Maus, John
N. Schmidt.
Michigan-Fred Dittmer, Thos D. Hawley.
California-H. W. Wtlance.
Kansas-John wallrufr, NJ Blrrnager.
Kentucky-Webcr and Schillinger, Frank
Sem.
The report Of the committee on proposed
amendments to the constitution and bylaws
was read and adopted as whole, after which
the convention adjourned.
Convention Notes.
President Herman d. Sharmann is an excel
lent presiding officer as we'll as n splendid
gentleman.
Mr.. Abner will give concert at his garden
this evening In honor of the delegates TO the
convention.
The delegates will spend few hours this
afternoon at Heurich's brewery.
Hon. Frank Jones, ex-Member of Congress
from New Hampshire, is a delegate to the con
vention.
There will be three hundred guests present
tomorrow evening at the banquet at Abner's
Hall.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-10
SOCIETY,".
what is Going On i'm the Social
World.

The ladies of the table at Which Tennessee,
Kentucky, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas
were represented at the Rotunda tea party are
TO be congratulated on their success. Their
salads and flowers were in great demand, and
Mrs. Burnett's "fountain of supplies" " was at
the same, she having been chosen to repre-
sent Tennessee, OF which State her gifted
husband is n native. Apropos TO this most
charming little "vender of peanuts" as she
calls herself since her last Saturdays ex-
perience, she and her husband are tri-
umphant exception to the rule that literary
people, rarely have happy homo lives,
as fresh and sweet as IN It's earliest days; she
is as proud Of his scientific attainments as he
is Of her talents. She is domestic to remark
able degree, finding time to see to her house
and her children, and to design and make all
sorts of pretty things for them and herself,
and she makes the home q pretty and attrac-
tive centre for her friends.
The Literary Society holds the last meeting
Of the season on Saturday evening. Senator
and Mrs. Hawley have given the members
very pleasant anticipations by Inviting them
to meet at their house.
Colonel and Mrs. Bell, with their children,
are here on short visit from Texas. Their
many friends hope 1t will not be long before
the Colonel is ordered home, for they have been
sadly missed. Rumor says the Colonel has re.
ceived such handsome offer for his house
and grounds at the head Of Connecticut ave.
nue., known formerly as the old Vevan estate,
that he has come up to look about him before
deciding for or against a sale.
Mrs. Lars Anderson will remain in Clncin
natl till after the festival, and then sail for Eu
rope, TO be absent several years.
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A Great House.

Likes, Berwanger G. Co., No. $40 Seventh
street northwest, claim to be the only
house in Washington that manufactures
its own goods, and they make this claim
with positive knowledge that it cannot be
honestly disputed. Every article of cloth
ing in their stock is made by them, and
they, therefore, are safe in warranting
the goods they offer to the public as su-
perior in material, cut and make to those
found elsewhere in the city. They have
achieved a reputation for the general ex-
cellence of their goods, and particularly in
the matter of fitting. The average coat,
vest and pants in their stock is quite equal
to the best custom made work in this re-
spect. Every variety of fashionable style
and design is contained in their stock.
Their spring lines in coats, vests, pants,
overcoats etc., etc., are very full and attrac-
tive. 1t is worth visit to their large es-
tablishment to see the extent and variety
of the goods they offer. Everything needed
by the largest man to the smallest boy is
visible and for sale there at most reason
able prices-prices considerably less than
elsewhere. Every kind of cloth and the
best of every kind, cut and made up in the
most artistic manner-broadcloths, cassi-
meres, cheviots, diagonals, fannels, tweeds,
etc. Every reader of this notice should do
himself the justice of calling on Likes,
Berwanger & Co., for the purpose of com
pairing their goods and prices with those OF
other establishments before purchasing
This firm is confident that it is offering
better goods for less money than any Other
house in the clothing line in Washington
Call ON them before buying. You will moi
be expected to buy unless glad to do SO.
Suits from s. to $50 for boys from $2.5(
to SIS for children.
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WEST WASHINGTON.

Letters received here state that the Rev. @.
J. Healey, ox-presidcnt OF Georgetown College,
who has been visiting his brother, Bishop
Healey, at Portland, Me-, after having had
several serious attacks, appears now TO be
mendlng, and his attending physician thinks
that there is fair hope for his ultimate
restoration to health.
DR.. Louis Mackall has so far recovered from
his recent attack of illness as to have been
able 10 start for Old Point yesterday, accom-
panied by one of his daughters, Miss Fannie,
and ho proposes remaining there sufficient
length of time to recruit his health.
Decatur Lodge No. 8, X. OF p, had n large
attendance last night. There were two rein
statemente, besides other business Of import
ance being transacted.
Two canal boats, loaded with limestone,
were the only arrivals by canal this morning.
Drovers Rest live stock sales, Tuesday, May
8, 1882, reported by L. L. Taverner, proprie-
tor: The offerings were very light, and mot
with ready sale at the following prices: Best,
~ TO 7ac.; good, z to 7izc.; medium fair, 5id
to 6l1c; thin steers, oxen and cows, TO 4lhc.
lambs, z 10 TIC; wool sheep, @ to 7l2c.;
clipped sheep, Ga to 6'hc.; cows and calves,
Fish market-50,O0O herring sold at from
So to SO per thousand; 800 shad, S12 10 SIS
per hundred; 500 tailors, 80 cents to 81 per
hundred.
High tide, 1 10 this afternoon and :37 a. m
tomorrow, May IL, 1882.
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KnigIlts of Honor.

The ninth annual session Of the Supreme
Lodge Of the Knights OF Honor, v beneficial
society, met yesterday afternoon at Wilson
Post Hall, Baltimore. Delegates were present
from nearly every State and Territory In the
Union. The Order now numbers 1850 lodges,
embracing over 10000 members. The death
benefits paid out last year to widows and Or
phans amounted to s2,30O,OOO. The officers
are: Supreme dictator, W. B. Hoke, Louis
Vile, KY; presiding supreme vice-dictator,
R. H. Cochran, Wheeling, W. Va. supreme as.
sistant dictator, I. P. Ireland, Nebraska; su-
preme treasurer Ri. Breckenridge, Kentucky;
supreme chaplain, Rev. G. W. Holland, South
Carolina; supreme reporter, j. G. Plumer,
Ohio supreme guardian, J. H. Murphy, New
Jersey; supreme sentinel, G. S. V. Levy, Mary
land.
reception was given the members Of the
Supreme Lodge Of the Knights of Honor at
Concordia Opera-HO last night. Grand
Dictator Wilmer, of Maryland, presided, and
made an address Of welcome on the part Of the
Maryland Knights of Honor, and Mayor Pink
ney White on the part Of the city. The re:
sponses were made by Supreme Dictator W. b.
Hoke, Supreme Treasurer II. j. Beckenridge,
and Rev. Francis Lobdell. The reception was
one Of the grandest ever witnessed in Balti
more, and Its proceedings was interspersed
with fine vocal and instrumental music.
Thomas j. Sazier was the delegate from this
District.
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A Suspicious Character.

ance and well dressed, insulted lady ON d
street this morning and was pursued by a
number of citizens. At the corner OF Ninth
on and arrested by Lieutenant Arnold and De-
tective Coomes, and after a struggle was con-
veyed to the Fifth Precinct Station where he
was searched and long burglars ssjimmy'
found upon his person as we'll as a blackjack
and a number of pocket-handkerchiefs bearing
the monograms and initials of different per-
sons. The prisoner steadily refuses TO give
his name and Detective Coomes expresses the
opinion that he Is a successful and skillful
thief, and probably one of the gang who have
recently been working so extensively,
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African M. E. Conference Appoint
menfS.

The Conference of the African NJ. L. Church,
which has been in session Mt Ebenezer Church,
appointments for the year were read by Bishop
Payne. The following are the appointments
for the Potomac District: Daniel p. Seatop,
T. j. Peck; Union Bethel CMetropolItanl,
Washington city, James A. Handy; st. Paul,
D. c., W. r. Arnold; Ebenezer, D. c., John NJ.
Good Hope, d. G., ]. F. Lane; Hillsdale, D. O.,
W. II. Waters; Annapolis, W. H. Brown; T. b.
Circuit, j. t. Morris; Charlotte Hall, W. B.
Heath; Crowdensville, john. j. Hubbert;
Bladensburg, ]. Q. Williams; West River, W.
H. Snyder; East Washington Mission, d. c., +.
II. Welch West Washington Mission George
Samuel NJ. johnson; Montgomery to be sup,
piled; Parole, Nd, Americus Woodhouse.
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national Hotel Arrivals.

NJ. Batcheldtn and daughter, Norfolk, Va. A.
2. Tillson, Boston, Mass; G. Damon, Phila.;
Lloyd Wagand, Phila.; W. II. Fussell, Phila.
J. v. Dawson, N. Y; George M. Pinney, N. Y.
=. II. Tileston, Boston; John Murphy, Chicago,
Ill.,; Samuel Brooke, Nd; ]. M. Buck, Balti,
more, Nd; Mrs. julien Smith, San Francisco;
Deadwood, D: T.; j. L. Littey and wife, Lynn,
Mass; @. W. McCulioh and wife, Nd; NJ. W
Hogshead and wife, Va; John X. Roberts
Nd; George ID. Watson, Boston; Mrs. AlleI
and children; II. G. Roberts and wife, Prince
ton, ILL.,; jackson j. Kennedy, Cleveland
Tenn; ]. McFadden, Lynchburg, Va; W. +
Springer, Phila.; A. r. Sherman, r.. l.; Ii
Manheims, N. y; DR.. Eugene wicnecke
Phila. DR.: L. f. Caberstick, Switzerland; Jas
Cochran, w.
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Meeting of the Arbitration League.

Tho National Arbitration League held its
monthly meeting at the Quaker Church, on
street. last night. A lively discussion arose
In favor Of the proposed Congress of Nations.
Some OF the members favored the call, now be-.
fore the House and Senate, for convention Of
the States OF North and South America In No
yember next, while others insisted on asking
Congress to 80 enlarge the call as TO include
all OF the nations OF the world. Ex-Goyernor
Stanton, ex-senator Fowler, Professor Janney
and Dr.. Bland were the principle speakers.
No decision was reached, but the question
went over TO the next meeting.
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THE EVENING CRITIC.
COULDN'T NAVIGATE.
Benuetcs New Yacht with a Dis
tinguished Party ON Board Stuck
in the Mud.
EsTABLIsHED AUGUST, rs

The President accompanied by members OF
the Cabinet, including Secretaries Frellng-
huysen, Folger, Teller, Lincoln and Chandler,
and their wives, Postmaster-General Howe,
Commodores Walker and Rodgers, Admiral
Amman, Private Secretary Phillips and q
number OF distinguished naval ofIicers yester-
day afternoon about o'clock, boarded Mr..
James Gordon Bennetts steam yacht Ma.
mouna, which was lying OF tho Navy-Yard.
The ostensible object OF the trip was q
pleasant sail, a good dinner washed down
with rare wine, and n tete-o-tete with Mr. Ben.
nett. Unfortunately, however, In less than
three miHutes the craft was stuck fast in the
mud of Buzzard's Point, and half way be-
tween the Maynard and the mouth OF the
Eastern Branch. The delay, which lasted for
hour after hour, at last grew unbearable,
but Bennetts hospitality went on IL his yacht
did not. rich repast was served In the
grand dining Saloon. About o'clock tho tug
boat, Rescue, from the Navy-Yard, steamed
up alongside and took OF the guests, who
upon their arrival ashore, were driven to theii
homes In carriages.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-10
Government Liquor Licenses From
ADrfl 4 10 MAY y.

Mr.. II. NJ. Proud, Collector of Internal Reve.
nue for the Third Maryland district, Issued
licenses 10 S43 retail liquor dealers In Balti-
more and 394 In Washington; 114 wholesale
liquor dealers IN Baltimore and IL in Washing
toni " rectihers In baltimore, 8 In Washing
ton; ~ brewers In Baltimore, in Washing
ton; b,ol3 dealers In manufactured tobacco,
412 cigar manufacturers, 107 dealers In leai
tobacco ana ~ tobacco manufacturers In Bal
timore, while In tho same lines Washington
has respectively $40, so, 2 and o.
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Mark Twain.

II is reasonable TO suppose that every ono
who knows anything about American litera-
ture has heard OF Mark Twain. II is Just as
reasonable TO suppose that every mamma and
papa in Washington who have boys have
learned by this time that B. Robinson & Co.'S,
900 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Is the
place in the city to buy boys clothing.
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worlds Museum.

The public Will be glad to learn that the
seven beautiful, accomplished, musical, long
haired Sutherland sisters Will remain at tho
Museum all this week. The Harper brothers,
one legged acrobatic artists, are certainly one
OF the greatest cards OF the age, and should be
seen by all.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-10
FINANCIAL.
To. days stock Quotations

The following observations OF the transac.
lions In the financial market to-day, together
nished by the banking-ho OF H. d. Cooke, jr.,
Co., 1929 street, Washington, ID. O.:
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EAST WASHINGTON.


Patrick Powers, who was fined 500 I'm tho
Police Court yesterday for stabbing horse to
death, had left $12 as collateral at the Eighth
Precinct station.house day before yesterday,
and the case not having been called on that day
by reason OF a mistake In the Information,
Powers visited tho court yesterday TO recover
his collateral, under tho impression that tho
case had been dropped. Not so, however. New
papers were made out upon his appearance at
The court and he was tried and fined as above
stated. He now wishes he had let tho $40 go
by the board.
George Adams, n well-known colored char
acter, while under the magnetic influence OF
several pints of gin last night, took copper
gallon measuring cup from McCormick's
grocery store and conveyed IL to the station
house, where he was locked up on the charge
OF drunkenness. No charge Of theft will be
entered against him, as the act was committed
by the gin, not the man.
The revival in progress at tho Ebenezer M.
i. Church, Fourth street southeast, is being
very successfully conducted. Great credit is
due Rev. Mr.. Steele, pastor OF the church, for
his zeal in its behalf.
A young peoples prayer meeting was held
last evening at the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church.
Charlie Wood, a representative small boy,
who lives on Twelfth street southeast was
told TO chop tho usual amount OF kindling this
morning. He was engaged In doing so when,
through bad marksmanship, probably, the
hatchet descended upon his left forennger,
instead OF the piece of wood, amputating 1t.
Tableau.
Harmony Lodge No. 9, I. o. o. f., held n very
important business meeting at Odd Fellows
Hall last night. A large number of tho mem
bers were in attendance.
An Ice establishment is badly needed In East
Washington.
East Washington Council No. 81, American
Legion OF Honor premeditate giving several
excursions during the coming season.
Tuscarora Tribe, No. 3, I. o. II. NJ, will pay
fraternal visit TO Logan Tribe, OF West Wash
ington, next Thursday night. John d. Miller
says she'll be there"
Mr.. William Morgan, after n combining i'll
ness for seven weeks, is out again and improv-
ing rapidly.
f. X. Dooley, the popular druggist, has
popular brands of cigars and tobacco to his
establishment.
Dancing and "bock' beer Will be the
features tonight at Adam Roths Mechanics
Pleasure Garden. No admission foe. Plenty
| Of fun, "bock" " and dancing. Open at 7 p. m.
Mr.. L, A. Dellwig, OF the frm of McCauley &
Dellwig was married last Sunday evening to
Miss Emma Eagle. THE CRITIC wishes the
happy pair all success in their new undertak
| ing.
Most OF the East Washington grocers have
| determined to close at z 80 p, M. beginning
next week.
The board of management OF the East Wash
ington Band of Hope will meet at Mrs. E. A.
| Meeker's residence, Fourth street southeast,
| Thursday evening, at 6:3O p. IN. At this
| meeting officers Will be elected and an aid
| society organized.
Drop In the Enterprise Tea Company g
| store, Fourth street and the Avenue, and
look at the array Of beautiful goods they are
| giving away.
/
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"AIderney Dairy wagons. %

Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morn
Ing and delivered In 3aib. "ward prints, 45c.
Per n. Also, cottage cheese, buttermiik and
sweet milks DC. Per qt. Cream lbc. pint.
The Evening critic., 1882-05-10
THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-Justice Cox.-Giles County
Iron Company VS.. Fisher; oral testimony in
Pittsburg authorized to be taken. Union Bank
Of Georgetown vs.. Corcoran; A. Buckley substi-
tuted as trustee TO convey; Becker vs. Fried
erich; pro confesso as to FREDERICK. Lock-
wood VS.. Brown; decree of interpleader and
ordering fund into court. Eaton vs.. Eaton ct
al; appearance Of absent defendants ordered.
Stettinius vs.. Stettinius; amending OF decree.
Shelton vs.. Ware; plea overruled and pay
ment out OF registry OF court ordered.
NObby Spring Pants to Order, $3.50.
Hamburger's, 615 Pennsylvania avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.

Il T. CoLDwELJ,
u Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRusTEEs SALE or DEsTRABLE I'M.
GEORGhToWN, D. q.
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust dated December
10, a. d.. 1881 duly recorded In libcr No. aa3.
folio u. ct scu., one of the land records Of tho
District OF Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby, shall sell at public =
auction, in front of the premises, on Thurs N1.a
DAY, May II, 1882, at 1870 o'clock p. M, all L.I
those certain pieces parcels OF land and prem
twenty-slx (2G) and part of lot twenty five '1), n
square five l5), In the plans of" Old GeorgctOwn,'
In the District of Columbia, together with the in
proyements, consisting of two frame icehousss,
one brick stable and Office; subject TO prior deed
of trust for about 5000 the precise particulars Of
which Will be given at time Of sale.
Terms Cash within seven days, OF which de
post of $50 viii be required at time of sale. All
recording and conveyancing at expense of pur.
chaser. WATSON J. NEWTON,
ap29eod. Trustee.
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1924 14th st. n. W., Jan. 3, 1882.
Gentlemen:
have suffered for years with
loss OF appetite and heavy, op-
pressed feeling about the stom-
ach. About April last COM
menced taking Browns Iron Bit
ters and have taken several bot
ties. My appetite greatly i'm
proved under the use Of the first
bottle. 1t is now good and l am
relieved from the oppressed feel
ing. The medicine has certainly
done me a great deal of good.
A. GUTCHINIST.
Dnrss SIrITc Geo Snransy hO7 7th at
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ADJUSTMENTS.
IVoRD's oPERA-HousH.
II MAYS COMEDY WEEK.

IVoRDs oPERA-HoUsB.
II MAYS. COMEDY WEEK.
Monday, Complimentary Benefit of u. CLAY
FORD and ]. LOUIS FORD,
When tho Eminent Comedian
MIR. c. u. BISHOP,
VIII appear In George Clarkes New Comedy,
CULPEPPERS CoURTsHfP.
Mrs. Chas Poole, Mr. w. IT, Lytei and others In
the cast.
Concluding with j. stirling Coync's farce
WANTED 1000 MILLINERs.
Joe Baggs Ntp =, :, ,,-s,,o,,
Tom Upton ,, 4, = p,,
-, NoTE-In consequence of the very large sale of
tickets for the benefit IL has been determined TO
make them good for seats on Tuesday Night also
TO see Mr.. Bishop las Widow Bedott.
Bishop Matinee Wednesday.
Ia active rehearsal-"A Party by the name of
Johnson"
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THE
Otis ELEVATOR.
THE STANDARD OF THE WORLD.

The OTIS ELEVATORS have been erected in
the larger portioo of the hrst-cass buildings
throughout the United States and in many
foreign cities during the past twenty-five years,
No PERSON HAS EVER BEEN INJURED UPON ONE
OF THESE PASSENGER ELEVATORS! When we
state that II is estimated that upwards of FIFTY
MILLIONS OF PEOPLE ARE ANNUALLY CAR
RIED ON OUR ELEVATORS IN NEW YORK CITY
ALONE, the extent to which they have been in
troduced can be better understood and the iidel-
ity with which they have performed their duty
appreciated.
They are in use in Washington in the following
buildings
Census Bureau Building.
Corcoran Building.
Ebbitt House.
Evans Buildings l2).
Executive Mansion.
Ferguson, 4. B. (Residence).
Metropolitan Hotel.
State, War and Navy Building (s).
The Portland; !" Ap. House.
Y. s. Treasury Building C2).
Washington Monument.
Wizards Hotel.
Wormleys Hotel.
OTIS BROTHERS & co.
NEW YORK CITY.
Philadelphia, KELLY & LUDWIG.
$I$3SS,ESi Ss;sSiS SI%S,$ESii'l' W. f. HALE CO.
FFoNiDoN FSIi.r THE AMERICAN G6i ELEVATOR
| mys
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500 Reward for a Better Remedy
Williams Indian Pile Ointment is positive
cure for piles Get q box Of your druggist and
suffer no more. Sold everywhere.
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ela PENHsYIvAHIA AVENUE.
70 new aud desirable register 1t low price oo4
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
Every Evening and Saturday Matinee,
The Distinguished Emotional Actress,
EMILY RIGL,
In Her Great Creation Of Martha West" In an
iacular and Military Effects, by An
son Pond, esq, entitled
HER ATONEMENT!
s Mh Fun s9H asd strong & 2 Bpum a4Ss
New Scenery, Properties, etc., etc
the occasion of the Grand Complimentary Testi-
monial rendered TO SAMUEL q. KINsLEY by
the Washington operate Association.
wv oRLD's MUSEUM.
oDD-FELLows' HALL.
mammoth bill as usual. The Seven beautiful,
accomplished, musical Long Haired Sutherland
Sisters all the week. The Harper Brothers, One
legged edAcrobatic.A of the most astonish
ing cards of the age, which everybody should see
PEsta B%roiheGrS % G ,HpmnptyS DSlnpty Troupe, De
Sss Sns oPen to 10 and to 10 stage perior% %
served Seats 10 cents extra. myl0
T EcTURE BY HON. FREDERICK DOUGLASS
~ ~ At S LINCOLN HALL, WEDNESDAY
Republic. Subject The Hero Of the C6nii,ct.S
Admission. SO cents. Tickets for sale at Brad
Adams', Parker's Ballantynes, Fill's, Thomp-
sons Drug Store. Metzerotts and Ellis. my5.5t
GRAND OPENING OF ABNER'S SUMMER
W GARDEN
L STREET, :BETwEEN 9TH AND sTH,
SATURDAY. MAY 18.
Orchestra of Is selected musicians under the
conductorship of Professor Chr. Arth Professor
Rudolph Green, of Baltimore, voloncellist; Pro-
fessor TIL. E. Bulger, Of New York, Bells and
pany. my6
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DUBLIC VOICE.

BUSINESS SUITS. Geo. spransy, 5o7 9TH st.