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LEGAL NOTICE.


NATHARINR TBEMAN and Louis Teemsn ,
" her husband. whose plsc, Of residence
and postofice address is New Martiusville.
Wsisel county, West Virginia; the heirs Of
John Haught, deceased, whose names aud
places Of residence are unknown, aud the
heirs Of Levi Haught, deceased, (exoept ia
cob Haught,) Whose names and places OF
residence are unknown, win take notice.
That on Tuesday. the 81 day OF xarch, 1885,
George 8. Algeo, as Administrator Of the
estate OF Tobias Haught, Sr.. deceased, Hlsd
his petition in the Probate Court Of Monroe
county. Ohio, against them aud the other
heirs Of said Tobias Haught. ST., deceased,
alleging that the personal sstate Of said de.
cedent is wholly insufficient to paw the debts
Of said decedent and costs Of administration !,
and praying for su order aud decree OF said
court to SELL for the purpose OF paying said
debts ana costs Of administration, the real
estate OF which said Tobias Hiught, Sf. died
seized, situate in Monroe county, Ohie, and
described as follows: The north part 81 the
east haf Of the southwest quarter Of ssotion
eighteen, township two OF range I've, CON
tanning sixty eight acres more or less.
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 9th day Of May, 1875.
GR0RGR s. ALGBO,
Adm'r Of the estate Of Tob as Taught, ST.,
deceased.
mchl Q. B5t7.
wv MALLORY Att,v
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~ The selecting OF the 4'h of March

~ The selecting OF the Al OF March
for The day Of inaugurs'ing President
was purely chance. After The ratification
of the new constitution hy NV Hamp-
shire had en- received by congress, the
ratification OF the nine States was re-
ferred TO . committee who on the 14'h
OF july, 1888, reported a resolution tor
carrying tie new government into opera
ton. The passage OF the resolution,
owing to difficulty Of agreeing upon .
place for the NEE ing of the 6 8 congress,
was delayed until the 18th Of Sepiemhe'
The frst Wednesday in January, 1889,
was appointed for choosing electors 70,
president, and the first "Wednesday ir
February for the electors to meet in
their respective States t. vote for presi-
dent aud yce.p iesidep., and the 6rsl
Wednesday in March, which hsppened
20 fall on the 4'h NJ that month, as the
tine and Naw York as the place. to
commence proceed ngs under thu new
constitution
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NOTICE.

HAVE 62 1-2 Acres of Land on the
i waters of Point Pleasant Greek. ~ miles
from the Ohio River Railroad. This farm is
convenient to mills. is within 200 yards Of a
good school house, the same distance to the
postoffice and store. There is
GOOD FRAME HOUSE
and hewed log stable and there is good water
on the place. The best wheat land in TYLER
County. For further information cali ON or
address T. s. LACY.
feblo, SJml. Sistersville, W. Va.
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IyrIRMARY DIRECTOR

ED SPIRIT: Announce L j. WIEGEL,
of Jackson township, as a candidate for In.
Urinary Director: subject to the decision Of
the Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Ed SPIRIT: Announce ALEXANDER
HARMAN, of Washington township, as can.
d.dste for Commissioner. subiec. to the de-
cision of the Democratic Nominating Con.
vention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-03-17

TEE otfice.seekers lounging about
Washington should visit home, and let
the President, Secretaries, Senators and
Congressman have rest.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce FREDERICK
KE1rsRER, of Malaga township, as a candi.
date for Inarmary Director; subject to the
decision of the Democratic Nominating Con.
vention. MANY DEsoCRATs.
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Ed. Sp.RT: Announce JAMES w.
WARNER, of Seneca township, as a candidate
for Commissioner: subject to the decision Of
the Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMoSRArs.
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SENATORS PENDLEToN and THURMAN,
although not in the Cabinet, rank with
the leading Statesmen in the party.
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.REv. BURcaARD, the sRum, R,man-
kn aud Rebellion" hero Of the Presi
Dental csupsign, has been retired on .
salary OF $500 per anDum.
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GEN. HAzss. of the Signal Service, is
going through the Court Martial mill for
disrespect to his superior officer, the
Secretary OF War.
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GEN. john C. BLACK, Of Illinois. has
been appoirted Commissioner OF Pen.
aions. A very good appointment.
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The Cleveland Herald has heen bought
by the Plain Dealer, which will run q
Democratic morning daily, something
!cy..and has heretofore Laen without.
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TUESDAY, and Thursday OF each week
are Cabinet davs
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ED. SPIRIT: Announce JESSE A. KEY
SER, of Sunsbury township, as candidate
for Sheriff; subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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ED SPIRIT: Announce A. &. w. PoTTs,
of Ohio township, as q candidate for Cor.
oner; subject to the decision of the Demo.
cratic Nominating Convention.
MANI DEMOCRATS.
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Ed SPIRIT: Announce Cyrus
srRIees. of Adams township, as candidate
for Commissioner: subject to the decision Of
the Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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CIVIL Service Is the order at Washing
ION SpoiTsmen are angry thereat.
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REPRESENTATIVE.

Ed SPIRIT: Announce WILLIAM H.
BooTH, of Washington township, as a oanii.
date for Representative; subject to the dec s.
ion of the Democratic Nominating Conven-
tion. MANY DEMoCRATs.
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lANY DEMOCRATS.

ED. SPIRIT: Announce ALLEN H.
P1ERsos, of Center township, as candidate
for Sheriff: subject to the decision Of the
Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

CcLoMoN SIMMONS, residence unknown.
~ wiil take notice that on the 18th day Of
October 1884 Martha e. simmons fled her pc.
tition in the oonrt Of common pleas Of Msu-
roe county. Ohio. being cause No. 2U7a,
praying for divorce from said Solomon
simmons on the ground Of willful absence
from said Martha \. simmons for the period
Of three years. MARTHA X. SIMMONS.
By srriggs 4 briggs. her Attys.
mchl0, '35t7.
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Fin SPIRIT: Announce WILLIAM F.
scHsuFEIE, Of Center township, as candi.
date for Treasurer. subject to the decision OF
the Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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ED. SPIRIT: Announce REED Will.
LIAMs, Of Seneca township, as candidate fol
Sheriff: subject to the decision Of the Demo-
cratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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CORON Err.

ED SPIRIT: Please announce the
name of WILLIAM WRIsHr, of Jackson Town
ship, as a candidate for the Office of Coroner
OF Monroe county: subject to the decision of
the Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS
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THE Ohio Legislature will not finish
It's labors before Nav 1st.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Clius 4 Son
Ira Hall.


Or virtue Of certain vendi ex. issued
u from the court ofcommon piers. within
and for the county Of Monroe, and state
OF Ohio,in case pending IN said court between
the above named parties, and TO me directed,
will oher for sale at public auction at tie
east door Of the court house In woodsnsId on
Saturday, the 2Sth ding IF March, 1885.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4. m. and
o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following de-
scribsd real estate situate in Monroe eounty,
Ohio, to wit:
A part OF the west half of the southeast quar-
ter OF section nine township three. range five.
beginning for the same ten chains west Of tho
southeast corner Of said west half Of the south.
eait qua ter of the section aforesaid at stake
IN the section line; running thence north one
half degree east twenty cheius toa stake where
a whiteoak, twenty inches in diameter bea,s
noith seventy degrees west five links dist xne.
ditto eighty inches; south thirty-four degrees
east nine links; thence east ten chains 10
stake in the field; thence south one-half degrees
west to the center of the creek; thence a south.
westerly course up and with the mcanderinvs
OF the creek to the section lint, thence west to
the plaes OF beginning. containing eighteen
acres more or less
Said property so ordered to be sold "a m.
praised at $500, and may sail for two thirds
OF laid sppraisszent. Terms Of sale. cGlh
before cocfrmation.
c.LUDK,
feb24 4,'8sw5. Sheriff M. n
wv, 7RsY & SON At'ys
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT,
Estate Of Abel Wiliams, Deceased.

EStuteo oJ HUet HtNtdWS, Oeeedsed.
THE undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator Of the est,te
Of Abel Williams, late Of Monroe county;
deceased
Dated this 10th day Of March, A. D. 1855.
mchl Q, ,s5wS. JOHN WILLIAMS.
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP ITEMS.

WITTEN, OHI0, March IL, 1883.
Ed. SPlRIr: The river is clear OF ice
and the boats are out again picking up
freight. The D urnal passed up on
Monday with q big trip
Chas. Stewart and John and Miss
Dora Talbot have returned home from
Yorkville, o ,io, where they went to a
select party thai was given for their
special benefit.
Our farmers who have Ice houses took
advantage. OF the cold snap and filed
them with ice as clear as crysal.
Rev Garrett closed his protracted ef.
fort at Stewart, Chapel on the End inst,
and 10 the month of hard labor be suc-
ceeded in seeing over a score of souls
saved. When Rev Garrett leaves US be
will take the friendship OF our whole
lcnmuunity with him fol he is liked as
well by the outsiders as he is by the
members.
Hush! Has anyone told you that our
railroad is sure thing This summer
We have not heen informed what com.
panv has bought it this time
DIrD.-March 10th, MIS-. Minnie His
som The deceased was q member Of
the United Brethren Church Her life
was patterned after the example Of Christ
She leaves husband and one child and
large circle of friends to mourn heI
loss
Very suddenly, March Sfb, Rinard
Leudolph. The deceased leaves wife
and one child to mourn his loss.
We are sorry to note the serious i'll
ness of so many Of our oldest and basl
ciiz,ns. The angle of death Is sii
bovering around the bsdslAe of John
Witten, Thomas bison, Henry Leu
ioloh and Jesse Rowles.
Rev Paine, the Presiding Elder, de-
l,vered some wonderful sermons at The
Quarterly Meeting on the 7Ih and Sit
inst. LITTLE ROSEBUD.
TRAIL RON Oaio, March 9 1885.
Ed. SPiaIT: We are troubled witt
candidates tbev are ex. 'ectiDg larg,
vote from old Jackson.
Mr. Lewis Bsrkes is seriously i'll will
typhoid fever.
Miss Mary Hess is visiting at bel
brothers in Wheeling.
G. W. Moore will build q barn fol
John Winter and warehouse for Johr
Heinltin this spring.
| Mr.. Thomas Wright has returned
home from working at Bellsire.
Mr. Wilson Hubbard, OF Sistersyille
and Alvin Hissom OF his place. are th,
guests OF Mr.. John Winters.
jacob Shook is peddling snuff; ht
says he can sell more snuff than coffee
How about it Jacob2
Joseph Hill is selling bis corn at g. cts
per hushel, hay IS cts per hundred. HI
thinks i. will be Sl.00 against spring
That's what might be called hay boom
George McAbee is doing very goot
business, but not with spoiled eggs.
A certain gent thinks the girls can
keep secret How ahont it girls?
| Robert Sander is doing a very gooC
business this winter. We are all pleased
with bis work. and think he will make
success 10 bis new occupation, and no
drive the shoes upsidedown as he say
some blaeksmiths do.
Yours Truly, Ivy.
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COMMISSIONER.

ED. SPIRIT: Announce MATTHEW
Moons. Of Malaga township as q candidate
for Commissioner: subject to the decision Of
the Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DENoc lArs.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate Of Robert Cooper, Sr Deceased.
TNHR undersigned has been appointed and
/ Qualified as Administrator of the estate
of Robert Cooper, Sr, late of Monroe conn.
ty. deceased.
Dated this 10th day Of March. A, D 1888,
mch10, ,'S6w3 DAVID W. COOPER.
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BEAVER COLLEGE
MU SICAL INSTITUTE

YOUNG LADIES.
Opens its Spring term of IL weeks, March
80. Best opportunities for reviews Normal
instruction, Music, Art and E,ocution.
Send for oircala: to the President.
REV. R. T. TAYLOR,
moh3, '85w4. Beaver, Pa.
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TUESDAY, MARCH 17,lSS5.

The preachers are 6ghting the skating
rinks.
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John w Feeney was shot dead in the
woods near Joneshoro, Me-, by his con-
iE-las VITO took Linn for wild cal
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ED. SPIRIT: am candida for Rep.
resentativs, subject to the decision of the
Nominating Convention to be held on April
6. 1885, JAMES CLgea,
of Green Township.
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ED SPIRIT Announce JACOB BURK.
HARpr. of Center township, formerly OF Mala'
ga township, as a candidate for Sheriff sub
jsct to .he decision of the Democratic Nomi.
mating Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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ED SPIRIT Announce JOHN BAKER
of Summit township, as candidate for
Sheriff: subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Nominating Convention.
MAsY DEMOCRATS.
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SH ERIFF.

Ed. SPIRIT Announce LOUIS SULs-
BERGER, of Center township, as q candidate
for Sheriff: subject TO the decision OF the
Democratic Nominating Convention.
MANY DEM )cRATs.
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ANNOUNCER ENTS.

Announcements So Each. Tick
cts 50 Per Thousand, 10 be paid
In Advance.
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Alexandria Affairs.

hepOfteQ 1Of Ink EVENING STAR s
oLiTIcAL-Lannan's opera house was filled
the purpose of hearing addresses by the demo-
cratic candidates for lieutenant governor and
for delegate to the general assembly Hon. C..
E: Stuart gave statement OF his services in
after a review of local politics, asked an in
creased majority at the coming election Hon
John +. Massey, after cOmplimenting the late
speaker and hoping to see Mr.. s. again speaker
was president of the senate, discussed state
politics. A number of ladies attended, and the
meeting was we'll ordered decorOus and atten-
tive, and evidently fully in sympathy with the
speakers.
A CHANGE.-Mr. Robert Bell, the engineer of
the Washington and Ohio railroad, will on next
Monday become the superintendent vice MIR
s. NJ. Brophy, the popular gentleman who has
been in charge some time, but has resigned
POLICE REPORT.-The prisoners at the station
Officer Davis for obscene words and John Penn
arrested by the same officer for diSOrderly con.
duct. The mayor has fined Alice Adams, Ellen
Burnes and Sarah Reed, colored, of Washing.
Derby conduct.
NorEs.-A fox chase, in which Mr.. Blount
and other Washingtonians participated.
took place in this neighborhood yes
toms on Columbia street. next Thursday, to
NIL vacancy from the 4th ward in the board of
aidermen.-The mayor is endeavoring to have
an the houses OF the city numbered according
county dn has IN
transacted this term has been the entry of some
formal orders in civil cases.-The city school
board Will hold its regular meeting tomorrow
nght:-Ihe Mechanics Building association
cents.-Hon. f. f. Meredith, state senator,
addressed the voters at Balls Cross Roads. AL.
exandrla county. last night.
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Amir. In west Washi.<te..

CHARGED WITH WASTING PoronAc WATER.
Charles Sailer, superintendent of the Wash
ington and Georgetown railroad stables, was
water TO waste in the stables The company
pays o special tax OF $512.5O each year A
line Of $5 was imposed.
JOSEPH NIcHoIsoN's FUNERAL.-The fun.
eral of Mr.. Joseph Nicholson, who died
from the injuries he received at the tunnel
explosion, took place Yesterday afternoon
Riley, of the Methodist Episcopal church,
officiated. The interment was at Oak Hill,
No WATER.-The ny drant at the corner OF M
and Cherry streets is out of order.
SHIPPING NEwS.-SchoOner A. r.. Weeks
cleared to-day with 700 tons of coal for Provi-
dence Schooner Dora Allison cleared TODAY
with 500 tons of coal for bridgeport. Schooner
Matte Franklin cleared to-day with 500 tons
Of coal for Boston.
GRAIN RECEIPTs.-Canal boat Samuel Jar
Doe arrived with $500 bushels of wheat for
Hartley Brothers.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF w ATER
AT A. M.-Great Falls, temperature, 81: con.
dition, ~; Receiving reservoir temperature,
SO; condition at north connection, IL; south
connection, 16. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature So; condition at infiuent gatehouse,
II: condition at effluent gatehouse. %. High
tides in the river to-day at 11:12 Am. and 11:44
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 5:35 D. m. and
extinguished at 11:15 p. m
Mr.. Charles =. Moore of this CITY, has ac-
cepted an invitation from John Kelly to make
an address nj Tammany Hall, New York city,
on Saturday. before a.maSs meeting there.
DIR. Thomas Taylor, OF this city, read paper
before the Textile Microscopic society, at its an
nual meeting in New York yesterday.
At a meeting of art students, at DIR. Burnett's
home, 1915 i street northwest last evening
Mr. j. L. Burnett presided and steps were taken
10 form students art league. The members
propose TO carry on an art school, of which they
shall be the principals, employ their own
teachers and select their own models
The department and staff officers, G. A. r.
Speeches were made by Gen. Burdett. COM
mander-in-chief; Col. y. N. Brooks, department
commander, and Others.
The regular meeting of the lady managers OF
the Metropolitan Industrial school was held
yesterday. The school Is in a very PROSPEROUS
condition as TO usefulness for the poor children
and much good is being accomplished in both
day and sunday school. Several new members
were added to the association.
Mrs. La Fetra, Mrs. Bovee, Mrs Chaplin Mrs
Meeker, Mrs. Deane and Miss Andrews and
several other Washington ladies, lett to-day for
The National Temperance association in Phila.
delphia-
William Tascoe, colored, was arrested last
night by Officer DAILY on a charge Of disorderly
conduct and when searched at the station q
razor was found on him. This morning In the
Police Court Tascoe was fined $25 or IS days on
the farm.
Hattie Wilson, a colored woman who lives at
Ivy City; was in the Police Court this morning
charged with poisoning q number Of chickens
belonging TO Mrs Barbara Leonhardt. and the
case was dismissed.
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AuruMN ErcH1Ses,

AUTUMN ErcH1Ses
IN THINKING OVER THE DEPARTED
GLORIEs OF THE SEA SHORE AND THE
MOUNTAIN RESORT, WE ARE APT TO
FORGET THESE MELANCHOLY BEAU
TIFUL DAYS ARE ATTENDED BY
TREAGHEROUSLY COOL MORNINGS AND
EVENINGS 1T IS FULL TINE TO FOR
THY YOURSELF AGAINST INROADs ON
YOUR HEALTH. FOR AS BYRON APPLY
PUTS 1T. THERE IS NO JOY THIS
WORLD CAN GIVE LIKE THAT 1T TAKES
AWAY" A LIGHT OR MEDIUM WEIGHT
OVERCoATOFTENs SAVES ONE A HEAVY
DOCTORS BILL AND A TIRESOME COLD.
A MEDIUM WEIGHT SUIT PRESERVES
AN EVEN TEMPERATURES AND sAyEs
LOTS OF WORRY. WE HAVE ANTIcr.
PATED YOUR WANTS IN EVERYTHING,
IN THE, CLOTHING LINE. IN ELF.
CANOE AND STYLE OUR GooDs ARR
UNSURPASSED. IN LOwNEss OF PRICE
WE STAND ALONE. IN INVITING You
TO EXAMINE OUR GOoDs AND PRIcrcs
WE ARE ASKING YOU TOsTuDY your /
Ret INTEREST. IN MEMS YoUrHs,
AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING WE KErp
THE FINEST KIND or GOODS. ANDsEII.
THEM AT THE LOWEST PoesIRr1
PRICES 10 PROVE eWHIoH WE Asr
you TO LOoKsARoUND, pt1CE ooone
AND THEN VISIT
rHE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING C,nrpAr
NV. OoRNKR 7TH AND'D sra
oe2e J. 4 GRADY, NANAArn
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KIDNEY PAINS" and that weary sensation ever
present with those OF painful kidneys. weak backs,
oVerworked or worn out by standing walking or the
sewing machine, cured by CUrIcURA ANrI-pA1x
PLASTER, new original. elegant, and speedy anti
dote to pain and inflammation. At druggists. 25c.;
five for $1.OO. Mailed free. POTTER DRUG AND
CiEAICAL 70. Boston. Ocl5
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THE NEVADA CONCERT at the Congregational
church Monday evening will prove an au-
sPiciOus opening for the musical season in
w ashlngton, and will doubtless be listened to
Dy large and fashionable audience. Nine
faimer-Nevada will be assisted by Edward Yer
net tenor; Sig. Butt, baritone; Sig. Casati, vio-
futist. -.s-t--lI3
The FLORENCEs, whose annual visits to the
local stage Is one of the most welcome events of
the season, Will appear at the National theater
next week in 'The Governor" 1.-THE Mighty
Dollar, and "DOmbey Son." in which they
have not been seen here in many years. The
sale of seats began today
MAY BLOSSOM, one of the many successful
plays which own the patronage of the Madison
Square theater, will be presented at Alhaugh's
next week. 1t was seen in this city last season.
and won good measure Of popular favor. II
will be presented by nearly the same cast then
given 1t, including Georgia Cayvan and Ben.
Maginey.
THE WELL KNOWN DAILY BROTHERS who
are remembered for the fun they used TO create
by their grotesque specialties in 1.-THE Tourists"
VIII appear as stars In a piece called Harvard
VS.. Yale, at FOrd's next week. 1t Is said to be
very laughable, and is doing big business at
NiblO's Garden, New York. this week.
JENNIE CALEF, q bright little actress, who
created good impression here last season. will
return TO HerZOgs next week,
IHE DIME MUSEUM management will next
week provide for its patrons another good at
traction.
AT THE THEATER COMIoUE tn new manage
ment Will continue its policy of presenting Its
patrons new faces weekly.
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Anusements Tonight.


ALBACGH'S OPERA HOUSE.-"AIone in Lon
dom"
FoRD'S OPERA HOUSE.-"A Moral Crime"
NATIONAL THEATER.-''Skipped by the Light
of the Moon
THEATER CoNIoUE.-Variety.
HEROES OPERA HOUsE.-Claire Scott in
"Leah."
DINE MUsEUM.-Frank l. Frayne In Isl Slo-
cum
WASHINGTON RINK.-Ninth street and Rhode
Island avenue.
daily.