Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.


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Union 1,,,, Mission Rooms 909 Pennsylyania avenue
bers and friends invited. alI3
FC.Gs ANNoUNCEMENT! THE LABOR
- on, meeting in Rifles Armory Hall, street be-
tween 9Th aud 10th streets northwest WEDNESDA
GeoTS AgT t. lsss will be addressed BY MI
Congress W. Blair New
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YoE IMar s Of Mchigan; = NJ Tsrq1har of New
inent knight Of Labor Lecturer Hon John T. o'Nenl,
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mence at 8. apI3-2ts
TE~ AT MEETING OF THE EMPLOYEES
Of the es ' Pro.
appertalnng to the business are cordially invited to
attend the next regular meeting to be held WEDNES-
DAY, April l4th. at O'Clock pm, at 3l7 7th sw.
By order Of the President. apl3-2t*
Lf-s2 POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY,
WASHINGTON. D. c., April h. 1885
A dividend of One Dollar per share will be payable
on APRIL 26TH, 1856. to Stockholders of record at
the close of business the 18th day of Apri 1856 at
the Office Of the Treasurer of the Company No. 142O
The transfer books viii be Closed from the 18th to
cr.s ' q nrrn H fefs F. TYLER President.
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neiefehces anu circulars furnished on application
c.. ANDERSON. D. D. s.,
aP1Slm 6Ol 18th st., cor F. St NV
(ENs SECOND WoHKINGMENs BUILDING
The second annual meeting Of this association will be
neja al ne hall 6I5 7th street on WEDNESDAY
The secretary will submit his report the past year
and officers for the ensuing year viii be elected. Ali
ment to the constitution will be submitted by the
board OF directors f %t9 G9ssieesati3n ~
JOHN LYNCH. Secty 2OO4 9th ST. NV. apI32t*
To- PIANOS AND ORGANS. MovED,TUNED
- and Repaired by competent men at mOder
JOHN F. ELLIS & CO.,
sn,a, ea7 Pennsylvania avenue.
apISlm Near 10th street.
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Inc most complete Drug establishment In South
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[E~ GLENwooD CEMETERY.
=, Only lot owners admitted on Sunday Get your
tickets from the Superintendent
BY order Trustees. ap12st
FC~o THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
NATIONAL Fair RN will be he'd st
NE-SDAi EVENING, April 14th. at 7:30 p.
N sroVE DEALEKs i hssociATioS A WiIl
hoid an adjournea session at ST. Georges Hail. 5lO
ii'n st. AAps! M 5Ifh Il E1 p President.
GEO. E. sTROBEL. Secretary. apI2-2t:
ffp MEETING OF THE MASTER MAsoNs7
april i. 1856. al 7so o'clock at 1887 St. NV. All
By are ap to
SOCIETY for 1856 and 1887, now ready for is
piring April 80. 1885, with their address written
The new list contains over one hundred contracts
aud is the most valuable the society has ever had
and can be obtained from the following officers aud
JOS N; WILSON, nos Maryland ave. sw.
z l. MILLS I430 New York ave NV.
IN ASbkHs: $40 Columbia St
4 y M5EnGh ?is lsi s. F sw. Place
E. L. u.
THOS. NJ. REED 1888 9th ST. NV
DIR. +. l.. CORBlN, second Auditors O6ice
JOHN CORSON. 1926 10Th st. NV
L. VANDERHOEF. SI3 G. St NV
l.. H. PATTERSON, 6:'6 Massachusetts ave nw
A. n. MEEKER sos 4th st. Sc
W. II. WOMEESLEY, 1926 II ST. NV.
HAMILTON ). WALLACE, 2l19 ii st. NV
j. L. THORN1ON, 62l Massachusetts, ave. ne
TiOS. !. GARDNER, 81 18th st. NV
w. T. RENNER. 324 4Ia ST. nw
And at the residence of the Secretary 005 TT CT M
Outsiders can obtain all necessary information re-
garding the society by applying members named or
others. "
By order of the Executi We Committee
]. w. MARSHA,
apIIIw Secretary.