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Some people are always running for the doctor
when the least thing is the matter with themselves
or their children. OF course the doctor likes this
occasions when the 1udcious use OF Perry Davis
Pain Killer will do all the doctor can Mr.. R v.
Miller OF Syracuse. n T.. says he has for twenty
years used Pain Killer for miscellaneous family
slcknesses and that 1t Is SO valuable that It ought
TO be kept In every house
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Just Make q Note
Mr.. i. M. Minnix.

on 1t, and after one visit youn never forget that
we sell pure liquors and all mixed drinks for 1Oc,
Wright & johnson, Gil d street northwest
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The American nIauufacture

Linoleum,"a remarkably durable article for
moor covering, has now reached such perfection OF
manufacture in this country as confessedly to be
superior to that of any foreign make. The impor-
tatlon OF the best article OF the kind manufactured
IN England has been abandoned for some time, and
only the Inferior or second grades now ind mar
ket here.
In matters OF style, coloring and finish the Amer
lean manufacturers know well how to cater to the
tastes of our people and the requirements of our
climate While the imported cloth, shortly after
being placed on the floor, will look increasingly
dirty and dfngy, that OF our own make will appear
bright, clean and pleasing.
TO protect themselves, American manufacturers
print the Walton Trade Mark and the word " Lin
oleum' on the back of every square yard Of their
make. All carpet dealers keep the goods
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

T<OR RENT-A PLEASANTLY LOCATED C0TN.
Ihn seat OF ten acres with dive ling. necessary
Dulidlngs and orchard; situated the Seminary Hill
three miles from Alexandra Apily 10 Mrs. N. L.
CMENoNE- Seminary 4. o., Fairfax county, Va.
mh3I-2w'
ISOR SALE-DESlRABLE PROPERTY 80 ACRES
Il or ltss, with House OF and cellar; all
sary outttuigs and fruit; convenient station.
dress CHAS. L. MACHTER Lindon, Montgomery
Co., Nd It,
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CHARLES BROWN. from Baltimore. was brought
Into police headquarters this morning suffering
Win heart us 'ase- He appeared to be- in great
distress, and was sent at once 10 Providence hos
pital IN the police ambulance
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lords OPERA HOUSE.
APRIL q AND T. 1883
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Vance and Sousa's Charming Opera Of
THE SMUGGLERS.
Benefit of the
NATIONAL RIFLES AND WASHINGTON OPER-
ATTIC ASSOCIATION,
With the following superb professional cast:
Queen of the Smuyglers.
MRS. ZELDA SEGUIN WALLACE,
tConttalto)
Vtolanto. Miss LOUISE PAULLIN
Enrque........ Mr.: GEORGE TRAvERNER
(Tenor.)
Tito.........................M MIR. HENRY MANSFIELD
(Baritone.)
Matio.. Mr. FRANK PEARSON
(Basso.)
Mr.. Stubs. Of London. England. Mr.. J. b. RENN1E
tComedian.)
Captain Of the Csrbineers. Mt. n, JAS F RULE
AND FULL CHORUS OF FIFTY VOICES
From the operate Association.
CARBINEERs By THE APOLLO CLUB.
Exhibition Drill at Each Performance by the National
Rifles Prize Company.
Admission: Private Boxes. Sc and s.: Orchestra, Is
cents; Balcony, SO cents; Matinee, 50 cents
Reserved seats Tor evening performances can be OBJ
tanned at Ellis music store and after Wednesday,
March d. No reserved seats for matinee mh28-7t
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WHEN COLD OR OTHER CAUSE CHECKS
w the operation Of the secreve organs their natural
healthy action should be restored by the use Of Ayers
Pills, and infammatory material thereby removed from
the system. Much serious sickness and suffering might
be prevented by thus promptly correcting those slight
that otherwise. often develop settled
diseases. mh29
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t"A1derney Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&c. per at. Cream, 15c. pint
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TO Make q Good Salad Dressing
In the ordinary way, good condiments plenty Of
time and no little Skill are essential. Durkee's
Dressing supplies these requisites. All grocers
sell it
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AS AN tnducement 10 the pablic, for a short
time only, viii sell tickets for 50, or for So
each ticket good for one dozen Cabinet Paoto-
graphs taken ana finished In strictly first class
style Regular price 81 per dozen.
PAUL TRAILES, Photographer,
BOG 9Th street, bet. Pa. ave. and street.
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The Courts.

The Courts,
COURT IN GENERAL TERM
Yesterday. Donnham agt Kelly; argued and
submitted. Keyser agt. Breitbarth; motion to
dismiss overrued.
EQUITY COURT-Jatdge Con.
Yesterday, Temple agt. Worthington; sale rati-
fed niSl. ShOmO agt Shom0; testimony ordered
taken before Examiner Chris. F. Rowe. Young
agt Young; OF II. K. Fulton at private sale au-
thorzed
PROBATE COURT-Judge Hagner.
Yesterday, estate OF Chauncey Smith; inventory
OF personally {$18 pos. 64 returned. Estate of VIM
d. Aiken; citation returned served. Estate Of
John Markrfter; inventory Of personally and list
OF debts returned. Estate OF Rachel w. Berch !:
order OF publication issued. Estate Of Frances B.
Lord; final notice issued.
. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Deeds in fee have
been recorded as follows: r. Johnson ct al to j.
d. n: Waring. pts. % and g. so. 80; $4,000. j. H.
n. Waring to W. War1ng, same property, $2G30
L. Riggs, executor, to E. Francis Riggs and others,
undivided moiety in lot and pit. 10, So, 224; s.
lots 81 to 81, So ss7; H. White to J. Harrl-
Henry 4. Miles, lot II, So. 4s5: sss75. Lucy A.
Lacy to w. H. Lacy, right and title In husbands
estate; 8. Catherine Adams to A. GeU, sub Il,
So. 915; $500. Edwards and Elliot, trustees to l.
Whitney lot H. So. 247: S.. 672 80. G. T. Walker to
|. A. Walker, one-seventh interest In lot 27, So
220 81 ,OO0 c. j. Hillyer to B. W. Frazier sub 8S.
So. 1875; $50 H. E. Payne to CHRISTOPHER E. HaW.
ley, sub 81, SO. 1877; $5,976 G. Mason to w. A. Lay
Gillette, jr., sub 70, 50. III; $3.50.
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CITY ITEMS.
Fresh Supplies Of Spring Hats.

Eou supplies Oh SpF1n& H8toe
0entlemen's Spring Style SIX Hats S. worth g.
square and Round Crown StifI Felts g TO S.
zine Soft French Felt Hats, $3.50, q, s250. s.
Boys fashionable Derby's, 81. worth $3.50
CLOSING out Chtldren's Soft Felt Hats, at cost to
make room for q new stock OF straws, at Lewis
Popular One Price Store, Gao 9TH street, between
and northwest
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CARRIAGES.


CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES
have nov IN factory 2 very large assortment Of
park use Ny stock OF the best prices ss low a
food work can be made for with Reasonable proff
An are invited TO call and examine. Repairing
attended to. HOBT. n. GRAHAM
aepository and Factory. l0-4l6 Eighth street n: ".
W629-1m y"
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YARD WIDE percalHs. &c, Storms; reversible
dr1SS goods, 1k,., storms; checked Ntnsook, Sc
Stern'5; Drocaied dress goods. l0c., SterniS; Job
lot thrt gloves 49,, Stems: Fosters kid gloves
oiack, co., Sterns. BtrSains In caShInercS and
table linen II Stgrn'S, 99if St, bet. and K.
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COMMERCIAL and Office stationery; note paper,
20 cts ream; lead pencils, 10 cts. dozen. Cards
printed from plate on best bristol board for 81 per
lco Best OF goods at moderate prices John c.
Parker, 6i1-6t9 1th street.
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BOTTLED GoCDs.-OI1 WHISTLES. brandy rum and
wines All guaranteed pure. Tharp's, SIS +.
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The Safest WAY

The safest and surest way to restore the youth
ful color OF the hair Is furnished by Parkers Hair
Balsam, which is deservedly popular from its
superior cleanliness
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In His Attempt to He Witty,

Anacostta, D. c., says: 81 have found Browns
iron Bitters to be the best thing In the world TO
tone a person up"
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A YERS SARSAPARILLA, THE FIRST BLOOD
"A Medicine prove real success still holds its place
first in public estimation. both 1T home and abroad
shown by its miraculous cures and immensely in
creased sales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-31

NICKEL stemwlniing Watches, $3.50, Ladson's,
Us Sth street.
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LARGEST Stock OF fine hand-sewet goods at
HahnS reliable snOe house, SIC 9TH street and 1892
Pennsylvania avenue.
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'sDoN CoueH SYRUP is the best; only 10 cents

BowDoINs BRILLIANT FERRoTYPEs draw the
crowd Tor nne artistic pictures, completed at once
Ills Pennsylvania avenue.
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SPECIAL NOTICE-100 woven-wirn mattress at
the low prize q. $3.50. Wash. B. Williams, dealer
In fashionable furniture, carpets etc, No. $40 9TH
and ID StS W.
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HAHS's 81 ladies' new s;yl, fine laced shoes.

FANCY ELGIH CREAMERY. New York State Cream
cry and New York State Dairy Butter, In large and
small packages. Goods as represented. No aduI-
teratl0ns sold by US. GEO. VI. OYSIER s SON.
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HEUBEUN'S SPECIsLTIEs for April
Gents hand-sewed galteTS. 81 and s..
Machine wed, all styles. $50 TO "A.
The great comfort shoe, $3.50.
Low quarter ties and button, 81 UP.
Ladies' tine Kid button, =. so TO 81.
FoXed button and lace, 81 10 81
Congress and lace CATERS, - cents up.
Misses and boys shoes, so cents to s.
Springfield button for misses and infants
l. HEILBRUS, 402 7th street.
Sign: The Old Woman in Window.
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NEW MAPLE SUGAR, new maple syrup and new
New York butter. No retailing Spcer, Comp
ton & Co., gf3I Ia. ave.
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Our Pure Old Rive
To One and All.

and all mixed drinks are unsurpassed by any
house In the city for TO-. Wright & johnson, 81.
street northwest.
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Are you suffering from Cough, Cold, Asthma,
or any of the various pulmonary troubles
that so often end in Consumption? II So use evil
boris Pure Cod Liver OIL and Lime" safe and sure
remedy. This is no Quack preparation, but is regu-
larry prescribed by the medical faculty. Manu-
1actured only by A. B. WILBOR, Chemist, Boston.
Sold by all druggists
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SPECIAI.-The original "ClOyer Leaf Print" But
ter Is mode expressly tor our trade. 1t Is uniform
In quality, and is the finest table butter.
GEO NJ. OYSTER & Son,
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1.-THE JEWEL" and "El Designer Cigars-fives-
nave The Union label on boxes. MorcOes, 1907
pennsylvania avenue. Wide omen doors
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NoTTCE,-EetS k"mCthy's. 1ic9 Pa. av., takes one
doz- Tine photos with one thirteenth painted for So
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Samuel Ker, $50 9TH Street Northwest
Has just opened an elegant line OF cloths and
Cassfmeres for gents and boys wear.
Also, new spring dress goods for the ladies.
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FORM of face and eyesight lifted at Hempler's.
The WEEKLY STAR, large double paper OF fifty.
SIX columns, VIII be sent postpaid for one dollar
year Try IL
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FOrfv Yenrs' ExOerience OF an Old Nurse.
Mrs Winsiows Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses In
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-faing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dySentery and diarrhOea, gripping
In the bowels and wird collie By giving health
to the Child it rests the mother. Price IS cents
bottle. mWS
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Nearly all the Ills that af1lict US can be pre-.
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
ana klaneys IN perfect WORKING order There Il
Parker'S Ginger Tonic
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LANDLORDS Perfumes.
EdenIa, Marechal Mel Rose, Alpine Violet.
Bnrneti,s Cocaine,

THE BEST OF ALL HAIR DRESSINGS.
IT allayS irritation, removes all tendency to dam
druf1 and 1nvgorateS the action Of the capillareS
In the highest degree, thus promoting vigorous
and healthy growth OF hair It's effect upon the
glossneSs and richness OF the hair is such as can
not be surpassed.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best
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SfdebOardS Should be SUPPLIED
With Hub Punch, refreshing and delightful
drink GrOcerS, wine merchants and druggists sell
IT. Sold by grOcerS and druggists.
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THE NEW FIyE-CEST NICKEIS VIII be paid ou
Tor a few days l1nger at Drivers.
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On Thirty DAYS, Trial

The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro Voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to
young or old) who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
aneeing speedy and complete restoration of health
and manly vigor. Address as above. N.B.-NC
FISK Is incurred. as thirty days trial Is al
lowed. WSm
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tsRuchu.Paiba.s.

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney ,Blad-
der and Urinary diseases. 81. Druggists
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"CNIoN LABEL" cigars can be had at Morcoe's
1901 PennsyIvania avenue. iWlle open doOrsl
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Hams ladies' Beauty" 81 French kid button.
ROMAN horses, the best chain charms, 81, Priggs.
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CALI AND EXAMINE CHRIS. Handlers stock OF
picket herring, Sardtlls, western and imported
bologna; SOLD at Very lowest prices
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ADJUSTMENTS.
r INCOLN HALL ONE WEEK.
IL CommencinR
MONDAY, APRIL 9.
r INCOLN Hall,
ONE WEEK.
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.

MONDAY. APRIL ..
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
The REDPATH IYCEUM RUREAI OF BOSTON
snd the WASHING ON LEG rns %
most varied and unique character 10 be given by the
ROYAL HAND RELL RINGERS
GLEE SINGERS,
From London. England. with their carlton Of
lsl-swEETLY TONED BELLs-Isl.
And the Prince of English Mnice.
WALTER PELHAM,
Celebrated for his hun,or and wonderful powers Of
Lyoenm Bureau: He viii Introduce his grea, miastc
pae,ess E,v and PEsnhR Ino
This entertainment entirely new in this conntry but
In Esytiau Han. London. alone.
POPULAR PRICES-ADMISSIoN so CENTS.
Seats can be reserved in advance at Metzerotts.
the door. Is cents extra. Children. half price,
hsanse GrSesnAdults Sose9ts; Shdren' ~ senss
MUSICAL FESTIVAL
AVA oRAToRIo SOCIETY OF BALTIMORE.
THEODORE THoM ass"Ff FAMOUS sS ORCHESTRA
AND DISTINGUISHED SoLOlSTS.
GoUNoD's NOBLE WORK.
"R E D NJ p o N :"
p, PUBLIC REHEARsAL. April &c. pm. Admis-
ORATORIo. FRIDAY, April "a, pm. Admission
81, with Reserved Seat 81. 80.
MATINEE-Thomas Orchestra with distinguished
Soloists--SAi URDAY.
April %, pm.
CONCERT THoMA s'' oEe fiIf with sooiss
and the fun chorus of the Oratorio Society,
SATURDAY, Apri %. SPIN.
Admission 81, with Reserved Seats. 81. so.
u BOX sheet for Reserved seats on and after MON
DAY. April 16. at McCaffrey's.
Round-trip tickets to the Festival per B. @. and b.
r. 81 so, good for five days. from April 26th to
30th.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at midnight
each night of Festival.
Admission to Concert, 81: mist be purchased with
excursion ticket. mh3l-sSw, I'd
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BIG BARGAINS.

ia Bridal Counterpart at SO cents. value 81. so.
y inches long all linen Towels Is cts, value 20 cts
Cloth for Boys Spring Suits rs cts, 81 cts SO cts.
Lonslal Cambria. yard wide, 12x cents.
New Straw Mating, white and fancy.
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HOWARD USIyERSITY.-The catalogue Of Tho
officers and students OF Howard University for
the year ending with the present month"; shows a
total or 3s1 students IN the university, of which
hunber ls6 are In the norman department The
annual statement by the president. Rev. Vim. w.
Patton, notes that the law department nearly
doubles the numbers this year. There are SO more
students In The university this year than last
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Coughs. Colds. Hoarsene.s. Sore TIL

coughs, Colds. EfOarscness, Sore Throat,
&C., quickly relieved by Browns Bronchial Troches
A simple and effectual remedy, superior to all
other articles for the same purpose. Sold only In
boxes Price Is cents
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GENTS 81 nne baton AMI CATERS at Hahn's.
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NJ ATIONAL THEATER.

~ AlIONAL IHEAtER. MCCULLOUGH
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING.
Last TIME Of
THE EMINENT TRAGEDIAN,
Mr.. JOHN MCCU l. o U G III.
THE IATOR.
Next Week.
A GREAT ATTRACTION.
Week of Monday, April 2.
AN OLD FRIEND IN A NEW TRIUMPH.
The Famous Comedian,
MR.. JOHN I. RAYMOND.
In the Hit of His Career.
MAI. BOB BETTER. sab!
In Jessop and ellis New Comedy.
IN PARADISE.
FRS TIME HERE. mh31
FoEDs. .'IOlanthe. Thou Iives''"
"a Thing Of Beauty is Joy Forever"
The Last Performance Tonight OF
IOLANTHE.
COLLIER RICE's
IOIANTHE OPERA COMPANY,
In Gilbert Sulivan's Fairy Comic Opera Of
IOLANTHE; OR, THE PEER AND THE PERL
The authorized version.
With Sullivan's Original DEMONSTRATION.
The dresses of the Ladies in this Opera are marvel
ous'y beautiful. as well as costly.
THURSDAY, April srH.
HAyERLY's MAsToDoN aud HAGUE's ENGLISH
MINISTRIES in one grand combination. An gneK-
THE ROLLER SKATING RINK,
New York avenue. between 18th and 14th streets
MONDAY NIGHT. April I'd,
POSITIVELY LAST GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, April A. Closing night OF the
Rink-Extra 0ccasion-Fancy Dress Assembly and
Complimentary Benefit to Messrs. Curtis and Kelly.
reserved until for those appearing IN fancy
dress After that hour general skating until ii
Coupon tickets not good this extra occasion. mh31
TTNHE TREASON OF INF1DELITY, TREASON
IL AGAINST THE ETERNAL GOD.
Mr.. W. d. HUGHES will lecture on this subject on
MONDAY EVENING April 2, at Masonic Temple, at
6 o'clock. Admission. 25 cents. Doors open at ~
O'Clock. mh3l-2t'
7 AIDES CLASSES IN CALIsTHENICs.
HARTvIG NISSEN,
From Christiania, Norway,
Professor and Practical Operator OF
MASSAGE, Swedish MOVEMENTS AND
GYMNASTICS FOR INVAIIDS.
Office: 1914 street northwest. Office hours to 80
p.m. Ladies' Classes in the Washn Eton Gymnasium.
corner 9Th and G streets no: Invest every Tuesday
from to So T: M every Saturday from 10 to lls a.
m. Terms. 80 cents month. The best of references
from prominent physicians. nih3l-a4&
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NEW DIME MUSEUM,
GREAT ATTRACTION FOR EASTER WEEK.
Surprising any yet offered.
Every afternoon and night this week,
THE QUAKER CITY QUARTETTE,
The MAMMOTH OHIO FAT BOY,
STRASBURG CLOCK,
Musical Wonders and Wondrous Acrobate
EASTER PANTOMIME FOR THE CHILDREN.
Admission to all only 10 cents. mh26-6t
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Commencing TUESDAY. MARCH a. 1885,
Every night Wednesday and Saturday Matinee.
HOWARD GILL's Combination in the
Great Moral Drama
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
With Great Cast including the 0reatand Only CHAS
HOWARD, in his original character OF Uncle Tom:
accomplished child actress on the American stage in
her great character Of Eva Miee Mole Nlchole whom
the and public have the greatest ex
ponent Of Topsy, De chile dat never was born. The
celebrated Louisiana Jubilee Singers.
50 Fifty in Number: 20
In Rrsnd plantation carnival and cotton scene
Also introducing we'll trained pack q biooohounds
ana the great dramatic dogs Pat and Ft ana me ed
he msnsssrs win pay every attention to dress and
scenc eects 20 q TO make this the grandest produc
on Of This celebrated ever ocon In Washington
Ni0hf adrniesfon $50. reserved seAtA t0c. Matinee
sdmission-Childrsn. l6c. Adults. 10 mh24-7t
NEW sI1PLTIEDNErHODF ROB sIN0IN0 AND
: f'Aa'' 'A PRoFEssoR pa wCIowsKIg.
n2-9m O1S = ozvse uoEthWes6
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mh31 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South side
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VARIABLE REAL Standardization IL called tn
:. ID ao'eftlSenent OF Samuel Ker, under head of
BUSINESS Chances,' OF valuable real estate. The
peIy. N square 246, fronts ia feet 9tnches Oh
,. useslS avenue, I59 feet inches on north
a ~ ieet on 18th street west the whole
pOintS 10 the city for an apartment building and
por sa;s olring frs-elass Investment Should
-, ~, Ian 20 Examine II For further particulars as
70 tnls ana other property see advertisements or
platS can be hal ""e'o
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LADIES elegant hand-sewei boots at Hahn's.
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Buy your Specials and Eyeglasses atLadson,s.
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kOumiss, 9th and # w.
A pleasant tonic and agreeable stimulant 6
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NNHE TREASON OF INFIDELITY, TREASON
Il AGAINST THE ETERNAL GOD.
Mr. W. d. HUGHES will lecture this subject on
MONDAY EVENING. April q at Masonic Temple, at
6 o'clock. Admission. 25 cents. Doors open at ~
O'clock mh3l