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A Grand Improvement.
THE NEW ARMORY BUILDING AND THE PROPOSED
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,

THE NEW ARMORY BUILDING AND THE PROPOSED
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Messrs. Gray & Page, OF the COrcoran building,
have completed the plans for the new armory
building, with grand drill room and annexes and
an academy Of music which promises to be one of
the largest modern theaters of the country Builders
have been busy making estimates and their bids are
all in, as published in THE STAR OF Thursday. The
lOt-On 18th street, just south OF the Ayenue-cOn-
tafns many advantages for both purposes cOntem-
plated in the new building. The Light Infantry
Corps own it in fee The financial plan, thai meets
with considerable favor. IS to issue one hundred
bonds OF one thousand dollars each, bearing live
per cent interest, secured by mortgage OF the en-
tire property. The rent Of the academy part to be
wholly devoted to the payment OF interest, and the
bonds to run for ten years. but to be called In at the
pleasure OF the Corps after five years from date.
The architects and the committee have consulted
freely and frequently with Manager Ford, and have
had all OF his life experience far as the academy
is concerned, to aid them in perfecttng the plans
The rent proposed for the academy Will fully cover
the annual interest and also furnish surplus for
sinking fund to liquidate ultimately the entire
to be hoored over. and with the grand armory to
be used cOnnectedly for Inauguration and other
great balls, grand fairs, receptions, etc.
THE BICYCLE MEET.-Members of the Cycle club
say that 1t Is probable that from 1 200 to 2,OO0
wheelmen Will take part in the annual meet of the
League OF American Wheelmen, to be held In this
city May 18th and Goth. The business meeting of
the league will be held on the flrst day, and the
parade and races on the second day, for which
handsome medals viii be offered.
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VS. OF PREMIER GLADSTONE AND OTHERS Ex-
PRESSED IN PARLIAMENT

PRESSED II PARLIAMENT.
Lo.;noN. Feb. 29Iu proposing the b.ll FOR the ex-
tension Uf the franchise last niEht. In the house of
commons. Mr.. GadSton" said to Introduce separate
franchise bills for England. Ireland ana scotland,
with prospect OF carrying lhe English and Scotch
bills and leaylns the IRISH hll to taAc It's chances
would he altogether impra.ticabie. The arguments
In favor of a uniform hill were unalisweTabe.
Nothing could tnt:ucr him abandon such "A hill
Redistribution 0. the parliamentary constituencies
must follow the reform II the franchise. But If the
two questions were embodied IN the same bill IL
would prove fatal 20 both. lie entreatod his sup
purjero not to cndangr the Success OF the biIl 10y
proposing additions This measure. hy greatly ex-
tending the franchise and placing the votes OF bo-
rougllo ana counties upon an equal footing. would
incTease the voting power oi the United Kingdom
10y about 2.1~.W1. or This number England would
FURNISH l.@hte, Ireland Ih.HU, and Scotland
2J0,Ct1 his result WAS certainly worth attaining.
lf the hcuse took broad view OF the matter, en-
franChiS,lneit must be considered desirable The
people were irli>twOrtnN. and AZ voters under the
Constitution they Were the strength or the Consti-
tuition. II this measure should become a law. then
their constituents would form n compact mass who
would rally around the throne. which they an loved
50 WELL and TO the support OF the Constitution.
which would be stronger Than .-yer
Sir John Hay, liberal conservative. objected to
the bill because II excluded redistribution.
Nr. George AEdCrSon. liberal, congratulated the
government cn introducing really great reform
measure.
Hon. Edward Gibson, conservative. member for
Dublin University. said that the bin had been In
troduced for the sole purpose OF diverting the
tentlOn OF the country from affairs abroad. The
government should not demand discussion Of this
ttveS would oppose the bill vigorously Reiistri-
button was Of lar greater importance than the ex-
tension OF the franchise. clause should be in
serted In the bill directing that II should not 20
into effect until measure providing redistri-
button had been carried. Without this the eX.
tended franchise would giveth nationalSts ninety
seats In parliament, and place StupenduuS power
In t,ir hands IL WAS therefore absolutely esSen-
tal that no reform bin be applied 10 ireland unless
accompanied with safe measure Of redistribution.
Lord Randolph Churchill spoke IN opposition to
the bill He said the agricultural laborrs had no
knowledge OF political questions nor concern In
them.
AT this point I'm the debate an Adjournment WAS
voted Ia spite OF the protests OF Mr.. Gladstone.
rhRSEiiTTES
ami the Scotch members appear generally well
pie aSed with the DILL The English liberals are dis
posed 10 object 10 extension OF franchise unless
coupled with redistribution. on the ground that it
VIII strengthen ireland and scotland Al the expense
VI England.
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BERLIN, Feb. 2a.-The National tGzefte homes
that the SeceSsionisS viii not propose in the reich
stag a resolution thanking the United States
House of Representatives. Tor its resolution OF con-
dolence on the death OF Herr LaSker. unless they
previously ascertain whether il can be adopted.
The Germanta. the organ OF the clerical party
doubts whether such a StpeifuouS and provocative
resolution would lind IA majority. The reichsrag is
not competent TO reply 10 resolution OF condo
lence OF which they have received no Official cogn-
Zance.
The Po1itische NacRricbten attributes half the
blame to Minister Sargent. 1t asserts that he Is
lacking I'm political tact. and failed to keep the
authorities at Washington informed of the true
state OF affairs I'm Germany.
The Cologne Gazette says: ''Prince Bismarck
might, perhaps, have forwarded the resolution to
the reichstag IL Minister Sargent had not. from
easy explained reasons. rendered himself obnox-
loUs. We hope this unfortunate incident will not
disturb the harmony OF the two nations, whose in
terestS have been closely bound together for many
years.
The Liberal CORRESPONDENCE doubts the eXpe-
diency OF the proposed Introduction OF a resolution
OF thanks In the rncnStag by The SeceSsionots. and
asserts that Its adoption would be doubtful.
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PERSONAL BEAUTY.
PERSONAL BEAUTY.
PERSONAL BEAUTY.
PERSONAL BEAUTY.

From the earliest personal beauty has received
the highest tribute from has been inter.
Ing th me for the poet and universal subject of
and praise. Ii has rise and fall empires
and has led armies to victory.
Personal beauty is of the sweetest charms of wo
man. an Is akin to admiration and worship that the
man who has bowed TO its influence is ev old Of
the principles of true manhood. The of culture
OF science and learning the untutore and the
Innocent child with accord tarily acknow.-
edge its powers
i le first attributes of personal beauty and female
oveiess are fresh. clear peerless and beautiful
complexion. regular uniform eyebrows and lashes
healthy vigorous uxurant hair and soft white pretty
hands. ard th-,r preservation cultivation. and
treatment indication cleanl ness neatness taste
and refine ment.
II Is wOnlan's privilege to look beautiful 1t is ex
petf of her to attractive and pretty possible
and To to preserve her personal appear
alIce as long a. she can
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Alleged Corruption of Duluth Council.
Mlems

DULUTH. MINI. Feb. 2a-The common council
in face OF the protest of nearly all the tax-payers
have passed an ordinance granting the right OF
way across Duluth bay and over the submerged
lands worth many hundreds OF thousands OF dol
lars TO the Duluth Railway Transfer company, al.
legged TO be a speculative corporation. Several
members OF the council. II is said corrupted.
Last evening an injunction restraining the mayor
from signing the ordinance was granted.
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ELIZABETH. \. j., Feb. 29-Secretary OF State
Henry c. Kelsey was blown from Philadelphia
and Reading railroad train between Trenton and
remington, about O'Clock this morning. heavy
wind caught him while he was passing from one
car 10 another. The train was stopped, and when
he was picked up ne was found TO have been
greatly bruised, but not seriously injured He was
brought to Jersey City and taken back home on the
next train.
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VicfArV fnr Strikers-

BOSTON. MASS Feb. 29-The strike of the cigar
makers employed 10y II. N. Mason has Resulted In Il
victory for the strikers Mason yielded 10 the de-
m;tndS OF employees that there should be no retuc-
ton In wages or suspension OF the system OF
..bunchinrr
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Five Sailor yIisSfmp

DELAWARE CITY, DEL, Feb. 29.-Schr. j. and L.
Bryan, for Boston, is anchored off this place. Yes
terday her crew OF four men and the mate came
ashore fn small boat Upon returning they Were
unable TO find the schooner, and went down the
bay, They have not since been heard OF.
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The War i'm the SOudan.

fhUbttI.f fWtFFtiI IU-HAh.
LONDON. Feb 29.-DiSpatch OF last evening
from Col Burnaby at Trinkitat have been received
He says: "We are on the eve OF action We shall
leave Baker at daybreak and expect to meet The
enemy after an hours march. The formation of
the troops Will be that OF square with re>ery,,
consisting OF four companies of marines and four
OF rifles in the center. The guns will be placed AT
the corners OF the square and the cavalry In the
rear. The 65th regiment have arrived and have
landed
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NIAGARA FALLS. ONT, Feb. 29-The ice scenery at
the falls, with the present cold weather, is gor-
geOus. The trees and shrubbery along the banks
are covered With frozen spray. While the Ice mounds
at the foot OF the American and horse
Shoe falls have reached a tremendous and
imposing height. Anchor ice IS running over
the falls In great quantities. and at Vie
tor1a Point has commenced 10 gorge up the river,
With every prospect OF an Ice bridge forming 10y
morrow or sunday. The thermometer last night
averaged 10 degrees below zero and is now sta
uOnary at zero.
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COMPLEXION BLEMISHES.
COMPLEXION BLENISHES.
COMPLEXION BLEMISHES.

J. tAcne) White or red infaInet pimples on the
checks. forehead and nose; affects both sexes.
and cheeks.
g. l.lver ,Spots) Brown dark muddy looking spots
on the for head and checks: affects ladies'.
l. Nasal Erythena )-Retiness and oliness of the
5 (stipped skin.}-Coarse deep pores on cheeks and
& FreckIes Moth. Tan. Sallowness Birth-mark are
yield to true Deruiatologlcal skill.
DIR. VAN DYCK beautifies the Complexion Hair Eye
brows Eyeashes and Hands, and successfully treats the
Annoying Bleuish DscOloraton aid Defect Does not
use amy Cosmetic Enanes Paints or Dyes. His treat
ment Is Scientific. Purifying Beautitying Artistic and
DR.; VAN DYCK. De-ma:olocist. No. % Grant Place,
bet 9th aud 10th. and has devoted 20 years of his
lie 70 the study and practice of Dcruatoogy He has
studied aaiSze'i and treated of complexion,
shln and hair i'll existence until he has arrived
at almost Perfection III their treatment The Doctor is
reu,r xTa9a Of medicine and surser and has eu
consult him with every confidence his skill He NUM-
and phiaa sos In rsar to to
references certih at.s of cures DR. VAN DYCK wants
his patients. publishes certificates of cures He re-
eeives parties almost day through those who have
LADIES If You hav any blenish defect of the COM
piexion skin hands or hair matter what the
D1 Ck at and You rely that his treatment
This il n"t sn. 1851 y, ,I ,r..sa T., ~,
Sk IN becomes harsh dry freckIed dscolored itchy and
viii do you good than double the time in the sum
mer
Those wishing treatment during the present season
Should a1s their sngasem.n,s INT early The doctors
and one DT $AN b9cK Is e sr
ts to treat thu most com heated SKIN and ConpleSi
Affections. right here in Washington without the least
once and be treated Office No 81 Grant Place between
9th and 10th and g and Il streets Hours: a IN. to
y. Sundays 9to2 II ie to call, describe your
and send three stamps for feb29 f&tuSt
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A Count Siaps a Chinaman and 10 Ar.
rested.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 29.-Count Campo de
Br1chautoa. the Italian vice consul here, has been
arrested for slapplng a Chinanan, who had In
suited a lady
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tBy the Central and South American Cablel
Affairs in Perm.

LIMA, Feb. 90, via Galyeston--News received
rom Canete says that the Monteneros have re.
tired into the interior.
The government has named a commission to IN
troduce Swiss emigrants into Peru.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 29.-The business failures
throughout the country occurring during the last
seven days. reported to r. q. Dun a. Co, number
for the United States 193 and for Canada H. or a
total OF 25, against 246 last week. decrease of
eleven failures. The decrease Is all I'm the United
States as Canada had two more failures than last
week.
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BISMARCK, OAK, Feb. ga dispatch from WASH
burn says two herders and Jewish refugee were
lost the 18th instant in snow storm. and their
bodies have not Yet been found one OF the hercera
was named Merry.
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American r. ynchcrs Hang n Canadian
Indian MnrslereF.

VICTORIA. r. G. Feb. ga party OF American
lynchers In disguise took the Indian murderer, Lou
sam. from British officer. and hanged him at Q
point mile this side OF the International bound
AIRY.
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4 WASHINGTON OFFICIAL SAID TO BIZ IMPLICATED.
PORTLAND, OREGON, Feb. 2a.-The O7egOnion pub
fishes an article exposing a vast land grabbing
scheme under legislative act OF 1870 entitled an
act providing for the sale OF swamp land In Oregon
1t charges H. c. owen, OF Eugene City, with filing
a claim OF 100000 acres, much OF which is excel
lent grazing land. II charges that r. V. Aukeney.
sent from Washington TO examine the land on be-
half OF the government, with being br1bed to fur
ther the schemes OF owen. Thus far owen has
lected $4,000 acres OF the millions filed and the
Oregonidn demands the prevention OF a corrupt
speculation and an investigation by the legisla-
ture.
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OaWeR0,A NN0rSf Sf0rrm.


OswEGo, n. Y. Feb 29-The worst storm OF the
season is prevailing here. Ii is very cold and tha
wind is blowing at the rate Of 80 miles an hour.
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NEw Books
FoN's Warranty in the Fire Insurance Contract.
Colebrook ou Collateral Securities
Gould Wa,erS
New Rules of supreme Court of US.
MISC CEL..ANEOUS BOOKS
Political Recoliectlons, BY Geo. W Julian In Naza-
Teth cwn and other Poems. by John ". Chadwio :
Fishing with tie Fly. Chas. Fe ris: Poems by Henry
Mes Prince fres and Dramatic Sketches
t1itias Select ons of Wisdom Wit am Y thos by E.
Sydn Morris: Wards English loets: Perry's Eng j
With Our Daughters by Mary A Livernlore
New Valentines Just received Beautiful stock Of
! LIZ 5 a'lt merry i'll al The st desirable STYLES
jas WM. II. MORRISON. AS Pennsylvania avenua
WASHINGTON CIRCULATING LIBRARY. so7
w 14th street northwest. between and I streets
Periodicals and New Publications constantly added
jalS-2m' Mis-. q. L. WASHBUKN & co.
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The US. 8. PhIox ARrOund.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Feb. 2e-The L. s. steamer
PhlOx, mate N. S. Percy, commanding got aground
last night on Greenberry's Point, and is still
ashore.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 29.-The four school boyg
arrested yesterday for carrying revolvers were to-
day held In $500 ball each for further hearing,
and Judah Isaacs, a pawnbroker, wIo Is accused
OF selling them the weapons, Will be brought up at
the SAME time
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INTEREST CHECKS. - Treasurer Wyman to-day
mailed to holders OF the registered four and a-half
per cent bonds 500 checks, aggregatng g. 4s5
In payment OT1ntereSt due March 1St.
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LoRAN. OHIO. Feb 2s.-The Joel Hayden braa
company's works were damaged by rre this morn.
ing. Loss S35,OO0.
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Signals of Distress.
Alleged Land Grabbing Scheme i'm

DELAWARE CITY, DEL. Feb 29-1'here is a Schr.
in the bay flying signals or distress The tug Bertha
will go to her relief. The wind is blowing hard.
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NEW BANK.-The controller OF the currency has
authorized the First National bank of Plankenton
Dakota Territory, to begin business with capital
OF Slnlnl
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Lost I'm n Smo,U Stor-.

Los ANGELES CAL, Feb. 29.-Pere Hyacfnthe with
his wife and son, arrived here yesterday. He Will
remain several days TO lecture and viii proceed "a
San Francisco
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TREASURY APPoINTMENT.-The Secretary OF the
treasury has appointed John R. Garrison of vir-
gn, chief OF the consular division of the first con-
tfoiiers Office vice Joseph A. Thompson, resigned
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LIEUTENANT CHAs. T. FoRsE has been detached
from the us. S. Ranger and ordered home and
await orders
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Capitol Notes.

cussed The action Of the committee win probably
o1 IN IaEor OF one depot for all passenger trains OF
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REAR ADMIRAL W. G. TEMPLE was placed upon
the retired list to-day, as predicted in THE STAR,
and Commodore J. II. Upshur was ordered to be
examined preliminary to promotion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-29

THE WEEKLY STAR for this week Is now ready
Tor mailing: price, three cents per copy. 1t is
pasted aud folded, and will be sent anywhere in
the United States and Canada, postpaid, Tor one
dollar year.
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PNRsoNAL.-Col. A. H. Belo OF the Galveston
Ne'rS, Is In town.-Matthew Arnold sails for Eng
land next Tuesday.-F. W. Barnes, of North
Carolina, Is at the Metropolitan.-Archbishop
Gibbons, OF Baltimore, Will sail from Liverpool for
nome to-norroW.--GeO II. Matfield, OF Chihua-
hui, MEXICO, and Hon. NJ. Creagan, OF New York,
are at the Nattonal.-Greenleaf Clark, or st. Paul
Is at " "ormleys.-N. b. Hoiway and wife, of La
crosse, Wis, and lgnaciO &. Sarana and Ramon
-. 9ilaIOl, OF Guatemala, are at the Arlington
H. -. Hlller and wife, of Portland. Oregon. and j.
L. Lyman, OF San Francisco. are at Wiiiard's-
Lieut. EDWARD o. c. Ord, w. H. Heuer, John S. Ma
son and Dr. II. Smith are at the Ebbitt-James
N: Swank, OF Philadelphia, and b. p Burton of
waterford n. Y, are at the Riggs.
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EASTER CARDS
AND NOVELTIES
Now ready for early selections full line Of
PRANG'S EASTER CARDS
inst received 500 boxes of FINE LINER PAPER AND
ENVELOPES. Just or0iled in the Stationery Depart
ment. at the low price of 25c per box
100 Cards engraved for ST.
g. A. WHITAKER,
feb21 HOS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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School Roys and Revolver

PoRTLAND. ORE, Feb. 29.-The democratic statl
Will be held April l7th, at The DalleA
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NEW YORK, Feb. 29.-The engagements for shin
reach Sl,0OO,00Q
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BALLS. PARTIES, &c.

VyyHIRTY- SECOND ANNIVERSARY AND BALL. TO
II be given 10y the WINNRBACO TRIBE No 9, l. O.
T. NJ, on MONDAY. MARCH Sd. 1894,
AT ABNER'S MUSIC HALL.
Tie ball will open at ocloch. with an Indian War
Dance full Indian costume. At II O'Clock the dance
Will repeated The COMMITTEE in charge the exer
will endeayor make this ball the most enjoyable
of the season.
Admission. 25c each person feb2S-3ts
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ELECTRICITY CURES PARALYSIS RHEUMA.
Ltsm Neuralgia, SPINAL Affections General Debility.
Dyspepsia and all Nervous Diseases Superuous Hair
permanently eradicated Moes. Birth Marks Freckles
and all discoloratons of the face ed Fifteen years
practical experience. Unquestonabe references given
as 1 to thorough knowledge Of this treatment. Con-
residences II unable to CALI write and describe your
Special terms for this month
MADAME GABRIEL
feb23- Ct ParlOrs 735 9Th street northwest.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAy.-Internal reve
hue, $415 5,S791 49, customs. 1863. 9.5722 2a
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ports to the Navy department, from Valparaiso,
Chilli that the measurement OF the differences Of
longitude between Valparaiso and Cordoba and
valparaiso and Lima by means OF the telegraph
mas Deen successfully accomplished. DIR. B. A.
Gould, the director OF the National Argentine
observatory at Cordoba, assisted in the measure
ment between Cordoba and Valparaiso.
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ON ACCOUNT OF the exhaustion OF the appropria-
ton for construction and repairs the chief Of the
bureau Of construction. Navy department, has, by
direction Of Secretary Chandler, teegraphed to all
the navy yards to suspend all work under that
department until further orders.
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BIG FIRES IN PHILADELPHIA.

EXPECTED BATTLE IN EGYPT.
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The REMAINS OF MINISTER HUNT-A telegram
received from Mrs. Hunt at st. Pete rsburg states
that the remains OF Minister Hunt Will be brought
Oy the family TO this country for interment.
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LECTURES.

NIEMoHf' FREE LECTURE
on the Art of Memory" by Prot. A s. BOYD at 7. NJ
C. A. Rooms 14O9 New York ave. on FRIDAY EVEN
ING Feb 20 at 80 o'clock. small boy will gi from
me In ry perfect synopsis Of MIR j. b. ughs lecture
last tuesday nght and many other astonishing eats
memory Reporters attend and learn how
wi: nou notes Public invited. +. bog IT.
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g,DREW'S DRUG STORE.

Ibis store has been temporarily removed to 941
Pennsylvania avenue northwest (Vernon Row. where
complete assortment of Pure Drugs and Fine Cheni-
Gals together with full line of domestic and imported
Fancy Articles. can always be found. feb23-6t
r fSaTHE HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL. NO llOf F
LS street northwest, is open for the reception
OF pay patients Room and board. witt. medical attend
anee nsdlclne and nursing from 81 per week upwards
according to room selected. Application, tor admission
may be made to the Maron at the hos No case of
contagious disease viii be admitted. fel20-3m
.>@ROGINSKI LEWIS. SIGN PAINTERS AND
6laners. formerly at southwest corner IIth and
sts moved to their new shopGB ID st All orders
promptly attended to- Telephone connection fish
rSp' HAVING OPENED AN OFFICE IN MY EN-
arged building for the sale of Real Estate at Pri.
vate Sale Making Loans. Collecting Rents the Cen
eral Management of Property for Owners and Estates
request that all who have h for sale wish to pur-
chase will give me call. Some fine Investments now
il hand eth. 9th and streets northwest Daily m
qulrles for property in all t. of the city Call
give e description of yoIr property for sale Prupt
attention and returnSi ali business transactions
CHAN. G. DUNCANSON,
Sa NOTICE TOTWNERs OF HORSES