Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-14
~ WASHINGTON, D. C.,

! cuurcn Georgetown Its
1GE~ WASHINGTON, ID. C..
| APRIL IL, 1885
10 the Gas Consumers Of the District of Columbia:
The National Light and Fuel Company have applied
10 Congress for charter to manufacture and supply
gas for fuel and illuminating purposes for the District
OF Columbia Their application is now pending in
| both branches of the National Legislature In this
connection they beg to place before the community
| the following authorization:
OFFICE THE UNITED STATES
EQUITABLE GAS COMPANY,
POST BUILDING 16 AND Is EXCHANGE PLACE
NEW YORK, April 10, 1886.
| ". L. Puine Esq:
Dear Sir: AT meeting of the Board of Directors of
| this Company the following resolution was duly
| passed:
"Resotred. That Mr.. W. I. Paine, representing the
National Light and Fuel Company attorney for all
the lncorporators of said Company. shall have the
sole authority to control and the processes of the
Equitable Gas Light Company of New York, in ac-
cordance with an application made by him this day."
Very truly yours.
CHARLES D. HARRISON,
apl4-2m Secretary.
Ks c E BT E3a 9 !f1Al3 no1,,.....
Msns;s of Store. Office Fixtures
Mantels ap146tf
[%YoU Can Ms SECURE kl; 4 REDUCTION IN
INCREASED ILLUMINATIoN
IMPROVED sA zSaI55S1 Y EFFECTS.
Call at 1900 Pennsylvania Avenue. NV. for Practical
Es GAS LIGHT AND HEAT FOR THE
- country from the Bennett Portable Auto
uiatc UaS Generators In operation at 1900 Pa. ave-
NV. apI46t
|[E@ WoMANs CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
Union MISSION Ro Sospei 6 PrAser ssryce Central
northwest mort hive every WEDNESDAY. at 100 Ali mem
oers ana friends invited. al13
- g.. meeting in Rifles Armory Hail. street. be-
iwefn 9t9 and I 10th streets
Gse9rge E. Mcneil, Of Boston, MASS representative
Aess blair KP Ss
u W. Voorhees, OF Indiana: J. b. Eustis, of Louisiana;
FosE q Bay cfi sG&ah eh al p4 Ss~
Of Missouri will preside All welcome Good music
C~ AT MEETING OF THE EMPLOYEES
- OF sash Factories and Planning Mills held
Union under the name OF the Min operave s Prem
tective and Beneficial Union of the District of Coum-
appertanng the business are cordially invited to
attend the next regular meeting, to be held WEDNE
DAY, April l4th. at o'clock pm, at BIT eth ST. W.
BY order of the President. apI3-2t*
ON-S POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY
WASHINGTON, u. c., April I3 1886
dividend of One Dollar per share will be pavab,e
on APRIL 26TH, 1885, to Stockholders of record at
the close of business the 18th day April 1856 at
the Office of the Treasurer of the Company No 1920
The transfer books will be closed from the 18th IN
to the 2oth of April; inGlnsiye
CHAS. G. BEEBE. Treasurer. apl3Iat
IT, ARTIFICIAL TEETH WITHOUT
-. Plates and Tooth Crowns for Broken and
we can refer by permission: to large number of
PA ana the following extracts are indicative Of
Eots acne t hS YeSrs s stands like
Twenty-Five years Wore plate. ~ Your opera.
ton is most comfortable. "-Ex-Senator Il. g. Tap.
W. E! dss NJ, NJ d., Washington. L. c.
find y teeth ,S very and be
81 am very much pleased with the Crown operation
slider the greatest invention of the age will
me great pleasure 10 have refer to me in regard
70 the splendid work accc mp'ished"
Yours very truly,
w. II. CHENEY,
references and circulars furnished application
on,,, l. ANDERSON. d. D. s,
ap13-lm 6C1 18th ST., cor. f. ST. NV.
[f-@s SECOND WoKKINGMEN's BUILDING
DnHs ASSOCIATION.
The SECOND ANIMAL meeting Of this association be
EXEMING the 14,h Instant at sEvEN O'CLOCK
aud officers for the ensuing year viii be elected tst
s S RS are requested to attend, as amend
,or,,, - TMos. BkopERIcK, President.
JOHN T. LYNCH, Secty., 2OO4 9th ST. NV apl3-2t*
[c~ PIANOS AND ORGANS, MOVED, TUNED
- -. and Repaired by competent lnen al moder
JOHN F. ELLIS & CO.,
100, 037 Pennsylvania avenue.
ap13lm Near 10th street.
~s cHA AS, s RR5cE Foe -,
The most complete. Drug establishment In South
washington Our prices are exceedingly low. api3
TCCs GLENwooD CEMETERY
Only Only lot owners admitted on Sunday. Get your
tickets from the Superintendent
By order Trustees. apl2.3t
1~ THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
NATIONAL faI sanms WIN Be he'd q
N asSala, EVENING, 4pIii An q. 40 ?: m;
1~ T THE f. NE ;,Hc TRADE CARD AND LIST
SOCIETY for 1856 and 1887, are now ready for is
with S' se 1ss crd
The new list contains over one hundred contracts
and is the most valuable the society has ever had
and can be obtained from the following officers aud
JOS. NJ. WILSON. 11Os Maryland ave aw.
At t1H N9l fa.,, SOC St ne
M MccaSE E4 ~ Al Ms W fosk ave. NV.
]: NJ ANpRus. 1910 Columbia GO st.
/ /. y y H SMITH 1s ias ) 4 i a w.
THOS NJ. REED, 1888 9th st. NV
pr SeRsiM si sec ssss Auditors ONCE
l. VANDERHOEF. S13 q st. NV
Il G. FAWCETT, COS Massachusetts ave ne
L. II. PATTERSON, 636 Massachusetts ave- NV
A. n. MEEkER, sos 4th 81. Sc
WI. Wo 70, g . 4 1926 i st NV.
il THoRNToN, 81 Eassaeh as T. y. ave- nw Me-
THOS /. GARDNER, 81 18th ST. NV
w. b. RENNER, 324 Ala ST. NV,
And at the residence of the Secretary 0O5 n at w.
Outsiders obtain all necessary Information re-
gardng the society by applying members named or
others.
By order Of the Executive Committee
J. w. MARSHA,
ap1z-1w Secretary
TE~ PHOSvITE-THIS COMBINATION. OF
- Caiisaya, Wild Cherry and Horsfords Acid