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See Here I!

r you have any horsesto shoe. wagons
BIac smith;n or amy TnS'nng else 70 90 III The
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924 SEVENTH ST.. n. w.
81 WE CLOSE ATeP.M.

TODAY you CAN BUY BARGAINS IN MEMS.
BOYS AND CIILDREN'S SAMPLE SUITS. OUR
GOODS ARE MADE TO LAST. AND FROM THE
Best BROADWAY HOUSES; AND WE SAVE
you FROM 30 TO 20 PER CENT ON ALL THE
GOODS YOU BUY OF US. WE HAVE ABOUT A
HUNDRED MEMS SUITS MADE ~ REGULAR
CUSTOM STYLE AT LESS THAN HALF THE
Pk iHE THEY WOULD COST YoC ~ NEW
Low PRICE WILL DO 1T. SEVEN M6kE OF TiHiEi:
PRINCE ALBEkT COAT. SOLD FOR SIS. NOW
hIxsK S Ga COTS A, ySsf AhfskIsE
BEST GOODS AT NEARLY HALF-PRfCE. II
r0G WANT "a Ec GOOD - GOODS AT Low PkICEs
Pi.E GLoTHING AT S24 TTH STREET N. W,
BETWEEN IN. AND MAssACHu sErTs AVENUE
THE BEST WEARING GOODS YOU EVER
E r. FOB THE PRIZE THIRTY CHI
NOW s.. 50; AGES TOS YEARS. REMEMBEH
r. S 5IH ao sTkEEE GREAT sA4 .1 sac OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-03
VINO Now EARNS A Do11An

Can purchase with it oneith of the necessities
cflfe than such sum would obtain twenty-slx years
ago In other words, goods were never cheaper than
they are at present and as is impossible for them
TO go lower except at loss to manufacturers they
must necessarily go higher. the curailipg of pro-
duction shortening the hours of labor the command.
ing of better wages by the working classes all tend
to an inevitable increase in prices
Many commodities have already advanced and
others show decided tendency follow. This is par
ticuiary applicable to the Dry Goods trade but as
We stated yesterday shall not advance our price
on any line whatever until new purchases compel us
so to do, hence we think all judicious buyers will
readily see the advantages be derived in making
purchases from this present stock particularly Silks
and other staple Dress Fabrics the coming
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-03

People cannot charge the administration
with being mealy-mouthed or time-serving
During the week three very plain-spoken and
aggressive documents have been put forth.
The first was the Presidents message on the
right of the senate to share his information on
which he made changes In the civil service
This bold challenge has now been followed up
by two others, each rs uncompTomising In its
way. One is q second message from the Presi-
dent, In which he condemns in the most de-
cided and explicit terms the outrages COM
united on the Chinese in the far west, and
urges Congress TO reimburse the victims for their
pecuniary losses. The remaining document il
n decided letter from Secretary Manning on
the silver policy of the administration, in which
he shows no disposition to compromise with the
silver element of the democratic party. Mr..
Cleveland evidently has an idea that he is
President of the United States, and on that i'm
preston he will find many people scattered
through the country who viii agree with him.
Senator Ednunds' comparison of Mr.. Cleve-
land to Charles the First, the most arbitrary OF
the Stuart kings, has not struck tine country as
very apt. Possibly he need not have gone quite
so far back in English history for a parallel. y
closer analogy would be found in cotemporary
English politics were the house of lords to de-
mand that Mr.. Gladstone should explain TO
them his reasons for making changes In his
under officers on q change Of ministry called
for by a general election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-03
TINS Com SPELL INDUCES

Us TO make concessions which otherwise would not
have been thought Of and now propose to reduce
prices the following lines Of goods. which should
cause their instant disposal
You will never again be able to your money buy
so much.
lot Of Winter Walking Jackets
REDUCED FROM SO AND S12.50 TO $3.50.
lot Of Black and Brown Newmarket
REDUCED FROM so AND S12 TO $3.50.
~ Center Counter. Second Floor.
lot of Children's Wool Hose. in dark and mixed
colors; were SO, 3S. 40. ~ and 44c. per pair
NOW REDUCED TO 25c. PER PAIR.
Balance Of two lines Of fine Blankets previously I'D
vertised, which We now reduce as follows:
EXTRA HEAvY-wERE $40; NOW 81.
EXTRA FINE-wERE IS: NOW So
We have only about "a pairs in these two LOTS hence
delay Is admissible.
You can always rely upon securing Bargains at
UOnDyx- On
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BArMs Day Goops Department

Should be visited in order acquant yourselves
with all the novelties of the spring season which We
are daily receiving.
BoUCLE NOVELTIES In all spring shades
HoMEsPUN sU1TINGS In spring shades nom
25c up
NOVELTY ROBE SUITS at lowest prices.
SO Pieces NOVELTY BOUCLE sUIT1NG, special
bargain at Bic.
Many special attractions for those in need Of Second
Mourning Goods We have given special attention to
their wants and hope to supply them all from well
selected stock.
SO Pieces COLORED GROs GRAIN SILKS at soc.,
actual value 81.
SATINS in all shades from Csc yard up
We show Special BLACK SILK which we are au-
thorzed to
GUARANTEE THE WEAR OF.
We win supply any part the entire dress IL neces
sary 70 any one who shall purchase from this
ana the wear OF 1t turn out unsatisfactory Our price
for 1t Is $115. See it and buy q silk you can rely
upon.
complete line Of surah Silks at all prices.
We are still headquartersfo for
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
new feature for this department is the introduce
ton of Hemstched Sheets and Pillow Slips in both
Cotton and Linen.
BAUMS DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
we pride ourselves In carrying the largest stock of
Dress Trimmings In the city to price selection
&C. we think this department will compare fvorably
with any In the country. Just our Trimming
Department is complete and positively more attrac-
tive than ever before.
EDGINGs.
We have all styles and all colors In Jet Rosary and
Wood Edgings Prices from CSC. to 81 a ward
IL pieces of Edging of fine Black Beads our own i'm.
portation at 25c. and 35c, really worth 3Sc and Soc
Rosary Heading at 3sc. yard, worth 5Oc.
75c. 81
Colored Beaded Headings (all colors) our own i'm
Sc q NIL oy
Fine Ornament Gimp l.25 yard, or Sc an orna-
ment
Fine Ornament Gimp sl.75 yard. or Sc an orna-
ment
Fine Ornament Gimp $3.50 yard. or 2oc an orna-
ment
Fine Ornament Gimp $2.6s yard or 2Oc an orna-
ment
Fine Ornament Gimp So 90 yard or use. an orna-
ment
Also. Finer Goods $3.50, s5. Sc, 50, $40 to s15
We call special attention to our Colored Beaded
new line of Colored Tape Fringes newer and
Preer tnan Chenille at CSC yard; heavier at ST. 35
Also, many new patterns in Black or White Beaded
Beaded Grehadine. 81 Is SO a. Yard. worth SIS.
New line OF Trimming Brads AL colors, all Styles
FEATHER TRIMMINGS.
We guarantee to give the best possible value line
n 5oc, In all shades, really worth 75c.
We call special attention to our line of light shades
Hussars are very stylish. We were the first to in
trGduce them in the city, We call your attention to
our line at 81 each. in all colors Also finer grades
with dress ornaments to match.
VERY sPECIAL-ZEPHYR DEPARTMENT.
In order TO fully introduce the high quality Of
our Zephyr worsted. We shall, until further notice.
sell Gil colorS single Split at sc an ounce. We
guarantee our Zephyr to be the best made full weight
and extra quality.
ZEPHYR. ALL CoLoRs. AT Sc AN OF.
Es "A ggg M Nm I'm ssss
BIB "A u D MMMM sSSs
BBbB IA Uuu}P Nm ssss
m2 416 SEVENTH STREET
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G1ovEs.

The surprise evinced by two Of our customers
upon being Informed that we keep constantly both
long and short-fngered gloves has led believe
that this very important fact is generally known;
hence, we wish to impress upon the minds of the
public. and herewith quote as follows:
Ladies' Real Kid Short Fingered Gloves In Wood
Mode Tans and Browns, splendid quality; extremely
durable; well stitched.
4-Button, only 81 rs per pair.
6-Button, only 81 SO per pair
Have pair Of these fitted at the counter and you
Will wear other.
we also offer the following which specially good
values and well worthy your attention:
New LOS-Ladies 6-Buttou Swede Gloves in all the
desirable shades of tan THE Glove for shopping and
walking Only .5c. per pair
New Lot-Ladies S-Button Mousquetaire Gloves
Only CSC. per pair.
New Lot-Iadies 5-Button "Pinkedr' Wrist Swede
Gloves, in Tans and Browns. Only 81. 90 per pair
New Lot-Ladies' 5-Button Real Kid Gloves in
Amber Gray. Brown and Tans. Only 81 90 per pair
New Lot-Lades' S-Button Mousquetaire Opera,
Kid Gloves. all the desirable evening shades worth
S150. Only 81 90 per pair
Tie iast-named is decided bargain, and not to be
found elsewhere at this price.
We always give a full moneys worth particularly
In Gloves.
First floor; first on the right)
WOODWARD q LOTHROP.
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TuEKE ARE \ FEw Derecrsrs

who care more to make large profit on q worthless
article than 10 wait for the prosperity that ulti
results frorl honest dealing These the who,
when asked for BenSon's Capcine Plaster will re-
commend some che land trashy substitute or imta-
ton. saying II is just good Sometimes they will
DO and sell the miserable imitation without remark
AlO" in- ie customer 10 suppose he has Bensons. If
The VGreless plaster is returned. Cheap John viii
be made Inistake-if not he has done good stroke
Of business The public are cautioned against John
and ali his Tx. Buy of respectable druggists only
The genuine Bensons plaster has She Three Seals
t3.S.m.N
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II Is cabied that Lord Salisbury said. just be-
fore starting for the Riviera, that he did not ex-
pet 20 live 10 see another tory prime minister of
Engiand- The noble lord and his party have
evidently started up Salt Riviera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-03

UREAT BARGAIN
LINEN HUCK TOWELS
WILL OPEN MARCH l.
lot Pure Linen Huck Towels 22x44 red and blue
border, Tor e3 per doz guaranteed best quality
linen and worth - per doz
belgian Linen Sheetngs and Pillow Linens at Special
prices. Full stock Richardson, sons & Owdens
irish Linens at lowest possible prices. Table DAM
ASKS Napkins and Crashes. All makes reliable
Cottons. loves; market prices.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR IN GREAT
VARIETY
Cotton. Isle and Silk, Plain and Fancy Black silk
Hose III all grades. 81 ecial Bargain in Black
SILK Ribbed Hose tina; do not crack.
Plain PLAID, AND STRIPED FLANNELS
or superior qualities for Wrappers Lupin's French
flanheis reduced TO &c. very beautiful goods
BLACK DRESS GOODS
In newest and most desirable materials Sir Edward
RIPLEY Henriettas male in Bradford, England
The best and most reliable: we can recommend
theD having sold this make for twenty re years
Moschowiiz Dress Innings ali sizes.
One Price.
". n. sHUsTER 4 SONS,
e1s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
n. B.-The Best Il the Cheapest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-03

Secretary Manning, in his letter TO the House
on silver, describes the pains he has taken 10
force the standard dollar into circulation, that
Congress may see he has tried to carry out its
purposes In good faith. The statement he
makes should stop the talk INDUCED in by
some that the dollars DO not circulate because
the Treasury officials secretly use the ma
ehinery OF the department against the coin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-03

In Fair Verona. biting OF thumbs led 10 blood,
but nowadays IL resrItS in damages; as i'm the
case Of u man of the trivial name of Abraham
Schachuajarof who was given 81 900 yester-
day in IA New York city court in a suit against
a saloon keeper for biting his thumb and dis
aiding him from work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-03

Mr. Dingiey, whose intelligent labors in be-
half Of our shipping interests are meeting with
notable success in Congress, has just had
another measure favorably reported to the
House. which relieves sailing vessels in the
coast-wise trade from employing the services of
an outside pilot in case the master or mate of
the vessel is qualified by an examination to
act a pilot. This is the existing law re-
lates 20 steam vessels, and Mr.. Dingleys bill
simply makes the practice uniform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-03
Now FoE PAxrALooSs.

Now For PASrALooSs,
WE ARE MAKING a SECOND SALE OF
PANTALOoNS FOR - ANDsa wEHAyE
N EITHER PRICE ABOUT TEN DiFrER-
ENT PATTERNS THE FIT AND STYLE
oFTHEsE LOTS ARE AS GOOD AS DER
FINER GRADES If YOU WISH FINER
PANTS WE HAVE THEM.
CALL AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE
GEORGE sPRANSY.
ONE PKrcE CIoTHIEH.
ne SO7 SEVENTH STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-03

Unterr!fiei by the investigation into the
Jacob sharp Broadway railroad steal, the New
York city aldermen yesterday granted num-
Der OF valuable street railway franchises for o
noInina! consideration. Altogether streets to
length of e.giIiy-ivc miles We're surrendered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-03

HKADauARrKRs Fon THx
Also BICYCLES. TRICYCLEs and vEIoCIPEpSs,
BOYS WAGONS and wHEELBARRows.
Largest Toy and Fancy Goods House In Washington.
DOLLS A SPECIALITY
Prices Inviting.
CHRISTIAN RUPERT,
mil 4o34o6 7th stress northwest
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DENTISTRY.

SAMUEL l. SCOTT, DDS.
- Fifteen years Experience in Dentistry Office 100,
st. W. Preservation OF the Natural Teeth speci-
atty. COLD aliing guaranteed for i've years. oc22
I Mr. STARR PARSONS, COR 9Th AND y W
DFllling a specially; also, the OF toothache
without extracting. A local anesthetic, used the
gums allevates pain OF exITa6Ing. given. apl3
nR- T. NJ. TALBoTT DENTIST. 80. 9TH ST
IL three doors from corner T. Dentistry IN all
AIS branches Teeth inserted 81 per set All work
WARRANTED lAnl
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SPEClALTIES.

nR. LION. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reiiabe Ladies Physician Ina the CITY, can be
consulted daily, 404 ST., bet 4l and 9th SIS n w.
Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consuta-
ONCE always open. mr3-ot
IpRoF. CLAY, CLAIRvoYANT AND AsTRoL-
Il ogist, can he consulted business love and ma
ttiInony All In trouble call satisfaction
&c 90 cents farlors lol Mass ave. between LIST and
"a Sis. n ". hours y a m. 10 D. m f24-l2ts
NME; ROSS, THE RELIABLE CLAIRvoYANT
Avl and Astro ogst, has been consulted Business
Love aud Matrimony for "a years IN this cty all ln
trouble CAL, satisfaction guaranteed. Oice hours 10
Am 10 pin Fee Doc and 81 3l2 First ST T., CAPT
LoI I'LL fl3
nR AND NINE. SELDEN. 1921 18TH ST ~ W
- Established 100. special treatment for ladies';
remedies prompt and reliable: advice aud conf
DENTAL; terms reasonable. Gall write. f5.:3ws
DlLES-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
direct treatment, without the of knife csussic
or ngature Cure guaranteed Can Oe consulted a.
2l3 Sd ST. NV. from to pm anil Inns
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EyENTSOF
AVA LIZ All business confidential. Ladies and gen
ilefnen 30 cents each aus street. between 9TH and
ON streets northwest myosow.
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FOR RENT-HOJrSES.

E>OR RENT-1302 9TH ST. N w, IL ROOMS
modern improvements; rent e35 per month A
4. COUMBE l425 N Y ave u0Ss3fS
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GH.wARNER. sleF xnw.

LNOR RENT-3O2 EAST CAPITOL ST, NEAT
three-story Brick, containing ten rooms and bath:
ali conveniences; range and latrooe Apply to
THOS ]. FISHER q CO..
~ Q1A =
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WOOD AND COAL

10000 for sale ce%bTlias c NrNt des SDA
variety. az the Yer! lowest prices kindlng and
Stove Wood prepared Ia the best manner Quick and
prompt delivery send In your orders.
Ofbce, ll14 Pennsylvania avenue
Branch Offices. :B2s Pennsy lvania avenue and 10Th
anG Is streets southwest.
depot and Wharf 9th and Water streets southwest
iaZS-3m a n suERIEr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-03

GEaNpFArnER CLocEs
SEVERAL. SUPERB SPECIMENS
Witl. l.-s-.i,1lle I:r;sss Dials
foT sale ~
JOHN K HARE
nihI- lIl % W. Fayeite 81. baltimore
GENTLEMES-HECE THIS MORNING.
" snOSi,rr invoice Of the
lNOBs ION WHITE KIDS
Price .oc. ana 81.
Eos goods for the "A uavr lo,
WHILE BOWS AND HES ~
. w = TEEL,
lzo S3o PenEsy lvania avenue.
LNSTABLIsHED 1873
- WHITE, HENTZ & Co
anu MOI IN >sCUfid pniiadelnhia Pa
Are sole frOprleiOrs Of he Celebrated
TRIM BLE WHISkIE~
S0uthefn ON. LOO PsnIlsy lvaIlia Ave. NV
Washington, ID. G.
l.-$vW COL If. ~ SELIG~ON I'm charge
r. NJ. BuRcHARD 81 BIO
Offer a very superior log Of
NOVA SCOTIA POTATOES.
Which cook much better than any domestic .toc,
this
We have also introduced the
PORTLAND STAR MATCH
TIE safest. cheapest and best match made
HEsh&w Penn. ave. cor. Al ST.
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w. NJ. SHusrEK & Soss
Have Oh ened the Largest Stock of
SPRING DRESS GOODS
They Have Ever Shown. and Offer Attractions In
NOVELTIES
that cannot be seen elsewhere In Washington.
Gre a. bargains in BLACK and COLORED SILKS.
MIREEILLECX- RHADAMES DUCHESS and
fAlLLE FkANCAIS, AT 81. 20 and $3.50. All
PARIS ROBES IN Black ard CoIors
900 i1eces q ROSS ROMAN MAROsiEAU PRINTED
SAIiNEs- Finest goods made in the world.
" he Goods and Black Goods of every description
Lowest Prices
W. NJ. sHUSTER SONS,
mh2 o10 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
SoLrp
SILVER
SPOONS AND FORKS,
BREAKFAST
DINNER SETS.
KETTLES.
CANDELAB BRAS.
WATERS,
BCTrER Dishes
BOWLS,
PlICHEKS.
WITH All the smaller articles Of Silverware made and
sofa ny 9 KIRK q son,
172 West baltimore ST.,
mhA-os Baltimore. Nd
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1Oc ROYAL mend, broke, y.,,,,.,.
!oc l.O1A Al repairs crackesl CrocSery.
IOS f<on AL restores smashed GlstssWarei
luz BOY Al eelnrnts damaged Brio a-oraG
lOc Eb1 Al gIues household Articles
lUc- EOlAL fsstens wood 10 Metal
lOc ROY Al secures cue TIPS
III. ROYAL rtvets Jcweiry. Ornaments &ct
lOc hoy sucks P.tsteboard, Books, &et
-lOc kOl AL binds Leather, hubber. 2c.,
-lOc ROYAL nienis Family Jars'i
-lOc ROYAL YIELDS Metal u Glass.
lug ROYAL saves the broken PieceS
-lOC ROYAL" joins al dafuaged Francs.
loc ROY AL saves dollars 10 taIniies
10 ROYAL heDas Ever thin.t
lVc kOk3L always Liquid! always Ready.
loc ROY Al Druggists. Gt0cers, Hsrdw are, &c |!
Send n; oDce 30 GROSS 10c ROYAL Tor cur
AUSTRALIAN trade GUITERMAN, EXPOHTER,
Aart 81, LONDON, ENlsLAND
Trade Supplied by the wholesale Grosers Druxyis,s
HArdw Are, Sc. f.te:iu
PIcxwrcK CLuR WHssxx
Bottled oy the Propristors,
IN % had al DruxsIs.s Grocsrx IL on hand AK
t3eR - ges II tor You Of
All sA1ILkR & CO.. DisliIlerA Baltimore
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WANTED-HELP

"ANTED-BOY ABOUT IL GOOD WRITER
w and ~ figures; short hours: wages So per week
Ad1ress in own handwriting. with references, X. s,
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FOR RENT-OFFICES
FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-STORE, 3l2 9TH ST. N W-CEN.
Il trallocation; only doors from Pennsylvania ave
good business stand THOS. E. WAGGAMAN.
mh2-St GIT st. NV.
nor RENT - SMALL STORE AND ROOM
IL under store COS 9Th st. NV. Apply to DANIEL
HANNAH, Plumber, corner 9th and SITS NV.
mh2-5t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-03

The Evening" Star has n regular. permanent
bona Ede daily circulation more than treble
thai of other daily paper published IN
Washington, and equal TO that Of all the
ether daily papers here added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-03

I1OR RENT-TWO VERY NICE AND COM
II fortably furnished communicating rooms, AT 924
Massachusetts NV. mhI-3ts
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

NOR RENT-211 Sd ST NV, HANDSOME
rooms on frs. and second floors single suite.
ments frstclass; convenient to Capitol, departments
and hotels. ia3O>SltH
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INOR RENT-BY 8 II. WALKER, $50 LOUIS
Il lana ave. q. W.
$40 Cst., IA rooms. q N. l.: SS5.
All r ST. NV, rooms. new, a. N. l.; $2h
22O 81. o. e.. z rooms, new: $50
1922 st. S. e.. rooms and water $l3
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NOR RENT-IN PRIVATE FAMILY NICELY
L furnished room, for $40 per month, to Q single
gentleman. with references: convenient to Pension
Patent and Post offices and two lines of cars break fast
IL desired. Address s., Star office mh1-3ta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-03

LNOR RENT-19OS II ST. NV. THREE NICELY
i, furnished Rooms second floor; north, west and
south light: well heated: private family; gentlemen
only preferred: references mh1.clt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-09
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

InI:vd Presbyterian CnurCh.-Err. !. 7
Mcclure, y. D., IL-tnr. Services i"-m"rluw 81
1880 a. M. and =. u. All are Cordially invited,
North Street NJ. 4. Church.-~,r'Icc, ru-
morrow 1t ln 80 q. m. aud ,..U T. No.. conducted
by Rev VI. Z. DRYDEN. pastor. NOuin. them,
ya'ipu neglected." ~aulty.SphJoI a. -. 800, Re
vivai services every night during the week At 100
O'Clock. All are cordially invited.
First Eng. Evan. Lutheran ChurCh.-Eev.
+. H. Iurnb'g,"r, pastor. S"ry'rs tomorrow at
l0:au a. m. and D. H. Sundly-srhooI a. > T.. lu.
Tho Rowe Nrsi0n Band will hold Its annlycrsary
in the mOrniUE he pastor will preach short
and apprOTriI'C sermon, and exercises Of IN
rcrcst will be- rendered. HE Band viii lead the
mEsi" Strangers Welcome.
Latter Day Saints ChapeI.-Dr T. X. Eailay,
OF New York viii preach Of THE chapel. upper end
Of Eenwood. Marshall county, ". Va to-inorrow
at 30 T.. M. subject: The SpITtiualI'm OF the
Bible auI Nature AdmIytlnr" free a silver
oontri ion will h9 tak,a.
Disciples Church-Scryiccst to mo. .ow at 10 30
4. M. and o. IN. Preaching 10y ", II. Appreciate.
SUudav.SChoul at $50 a. Ia. >,ats free. All are
cordially invited.
second Presbyterian Church. Rev. Nm.
II. Cooke, y. H., pastor Service tr-mOrrnv 81 lO-w
a. m. aud at 200 =. IN. SIbha'h-syhO"l a. "a. No..
All are welcome.
st. Luke's Church.-Ecy. J. Gibson Can't
g. D.. rector Divine service, tu-murruw at IL. 81 a.
m. and :0u T.. IN. Sundays, hCuI at r. 90. ser
vice every Wednesday. n th" Chapel, at $50 T. N.
seats free
Zane street NJ T.. Church. Rev. !. Henry
Hes, pas,ur >crvi.., ly the pastor 10 morrow at
lu..J a. and 200 =. III. sunday hoOl ?t r. M
All are invited.
First Presbyterian Church.-The pastor
Rev. ID. A.. Cunningham, L. D., will preach to-
morrow al lu:3u a m. and o m. Sabbath
school at cam. ~,I,Ic, will ue continued dur
lug ne week $50 p. 900. g., are InEiic'i.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-09

This popular actress will commence q
weeks engagement at Charley Shay s
Academy Of Music Monday night next. The
New Orleans Picayune says:
Miss Matte Eickers, one OF the most
popular soubreltcs and specially actresses
now before the public, made her debut in
New Orleans al the Grand Opera House
last night and welcomed by q large audi
ence. The play was Gaylers Comedy
"Jacquine or Paste and Diamonds which
was presented here for the first time last
night. The play is sufficiently lively to be
generally attractive to all classes of theatre
frequenters, and contains no element to
which any reasonable person could object.
She ia ably supported by a capital comedi.
on, Charles S. Rogers, who is exceedingly
clever in his limitations Of prominent &C.
tors