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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-14

From the New Haven Union.
Inc Washington EvENISG STAR is deserving
Of the prosperity it is enjoying. 1t is the peer
Of any newspaper south Of New York and bet
ter than some Of the journals in the metropolis.
Its steady growth has been remarkable. Item,
joys today circulation Of over $1,000. We
wish The STAR continued prosperity.
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The Proposed University Club.

The committee of fifty alumni lately APP
pointed to perfect the organization of the pro-
posed University Club will hold its first meet
ing this evening at o'clock at the rooms of
the Board of Trade in the Glover building,
14lQ streat
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AYERS PrLLs

Are everywhere considered the most effective remedy
for cosveDess, indigestion and sick headache Being
sugsr-coated and purely vegetable they without
equal as q family medicine. For all arrangements Of
the digestive and excretory organs other pills
80 universally approved.
For long time my wife q sufferer from dysen-
terry the best physicians in this section being unable
to afford her any relief. At length concluded to
try Ayers Iils and after taking three boxes she
cured"-J. B. Smith, Blue Ridge Springs, Va.
During the past twenty-eight years I have used
Ayers Pills in my family for all arrangements of the
stomach, liver and bowels. and also for colds They
have never failed to benefit Prof. Chauncy Herds
man, A. NJ. Business College Woodside, Newark, NJ.
ayers Pills are the best have used for head
aches and they act like charm in relieving any
greeabe sensation i'll the stomach after eatng."-Mrs
NJ ]. Ferguson. Pullens, Va
ct am never without box of Ayers Pills in the
house."-Mrs. Ldwin Barlow. AIS Bristol ST., Buffalo,
NY.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS
Prepared by
DR. J. Q. AVER CO., Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-14

SECRETARY PRooToR did not return to the
city today from Vermont as he had expected to
do, and consequently Gen. Grant who received
his commission as assistant secretary on Satur-
day, acted as Secretary Of War in his absence.
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A New Lutheran Church.

At st. Marks Ell. Church, 18th and streets
southwest, there were services by the pastor,
Rev. w. H. Gotwald, DID,, for the first time
yesterday. The church received ten new mem
bers-nine by confirmation. one by letter from
a sister church. The church is not entirely
finished, but will be in the near future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-14

The McCALLA CAsE.-Commodore Ramsay
and Col. Remey had long consultation this
afternoon in regard to the McCaila case. The
papers in the case are about ready for presen-
tation to the Secretary, and it is probable that
an order concerning a court-martial will be is
sued from the Navy Department in q day or
two.
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A whceIman Fined for Assault.

William oDonuell young man who was
coastlng on bicycle down the hill at the head
OF 18th street Saturday afternoon, and whose
wheel struck Charles King, three-year-old
boy living at No. 22O5 l4th street. was charged
In the Police Court with an assault on the child.
Ii was shown that the bicycle was going al a
rapid rate. The defendant when asked by
Judge Miller Why lac did not stop his machine.
said: Il did. but / went on. 4 took a header
ana went nearly fifteen feet"
why didn't you turn out Of the child's wayg"
asked the judge.
Il tried to but gould not stop the bicycle
sooner than did
Inc court SAID there was need Of law to
regulate the speed of bicycles and Imposed
hne OF $40 for the assault
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-14

The Builders Exchange of this city Saturday
selected Mr.. A. Z. Clark. jr.. as architect to
design the new exchange building to be built
on the site of the old First Baptist Church, 18th
street between q and northwest.
Today the jury in the case of the will of
Mary Z. Summers leaving her estate to her
niece. Florence, found a verdict i'll the Circuit
Court sustaining the will.
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ARCHER BAILED.
He VIII Not Respond to the Governors
Summons.

BELAIR, Nd, April 14-Ex-State Treasurer
Archer was today admitted to bail in the sum
of $4,000. He will not, therefore, appear be-
fore the court in Annapolis tomorrow as cited
by the government
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A r X / V A L 8.
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EMBROIDERIES.


Fine Cambria and Nainsook EdNinRs and Insertings,
Sc to Acc. Ditto 27inch for Childrens Dresses Doc
to 81. 45-nch Flouncings IN Hemstitched Tucked,
Iaited aud Nsndykes, 6ic. to "a. Complete lines Of
Nansook and Swiss Match Sets in Vandyke, Tucks
and Hemstitch. New designs in Irish Point Edgings,
skir tings and Flouncings, i'll Vankyke and Hemstch
Also q full line of the new drawn work Embroidery
80 and 45-inch with narrow to match.
CHANTILLY FLoUNCEs.
We call special attention TO the reductions made in
these goods: 45-inch Flouncings. Sl.J0. reduced
from S225 sl.75 from 81. 90 81 from 80; $3.50
from 1915; 1925 from $3.50; $40 IRON So.
65-inch ditto, 81 % from $3.50.
DRAPERY NETS.
We have just received another shipment of these
most desirable goods in all the designs of
stripes and figures 4S-inch wide from Il 81 go.
4s-inch La Toscs Nets figured and striped sl.2o and
81. 80.
PARAsOLS
In this department we are daily receiving and
choice goods in Colored China Silk, Plain and Fancy
Striped Surahs. Brocades selected from the best
manufacturers Mourning Parssols aud Carriage
Shades IN great variety.
GLOVES.
We are offering Real Kid Glove for 81, In Black,
Light and Dark Tans, &C. The best i'll the trade Regu
larry sold for $l.25. Livery pair warranted
HANDKERCHIEFs.
We have Just opened special lot for Easter in Fancy
Printed. Corded Revere and Tucked Borders, at l2xc
Another lot Richly Embroidered with Fancy Hem
stitched Block Designs. Zoe.
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THREE Reasons Our Or
HUNDRED WHY YOU SHOULD WANT
FELs's GERM1c1DE Soar.
FELs's GERM1crDE SOAP.
FELs,s GERM1c1DE Soar.

OF PECULIAR VALUE in
skin and scalp affections
destroying those germs that
cause the disease. 1t
vents the pores from clog
Rlng and Keeps them i'll
dltiOn for healthy and Wig
orOus action. Sore, itching
and irritating places are
soothed and healed. The
application of a thick lather
of Fels s GermlcIde soap
directions around each cake)
allows full sway TO its anti
septic and healing proper
ties.
g.
SECOND REASON
Felss Gerncide Soap lro-
tects from cutaneous dis
e. SEES and keeps the skin soft
smooth and vigorous 1t is
thus both curative and
preventive agent. Its
tive powers well shown
Ill the eradica. ion OF botcnes,
p M y es, treckles, &c.
Chapped hands and
yield quickly to its power.
3.
FELS'S GERMICIDE SOAP
does its work uut only sue
cessfully but also delight
fully. The ingredients that
make 1t antlseptic and me-
dicinal agreeable IN themselves and the pleasure
in its use Is unauoyed with irritating per umery
Beyond compare for bahy's bath Ask dealers for it.
m2O-156t FELS & Co. Philadelphia
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York $40,

New YORK sock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, 49, h street:
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Nj. w. BrvrRrpeE.
1909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
IMPORTER OF
POTTERY. PORCELAIN AND GLASS.
AGENT FOR
EDDY's CELEBRATED REFRIGERAToR2.
WHITE MOUNTAIN CREAM FREEZERS.
ALSO IN STOCK.
KEY STONE EGGBEATERS,
WATER COOLERS, PORCELAIN LINED;
ICE PITCHERS, FINE CUTLERY;
GATE CITY AND JEWETT FILTERS,
apS-6t KITCHEN UTENSILS, ALL KINDS
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+ + III { s! {: s: $:
F: : 4 + E. 4 s. IS IS T.
sIe-sI4 7TH STREET NV.
GRAND DOUBLE STORE
:: :: F T. +. Is Is + + {. E..
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j. Is: : : IS 8 : s. e E E: ::
ccc ZEE w TIT ~ ssss
{ a& &c Err Nm N + ssss
f. i $HSEfE ssssss i nj j. =:
! 7 w Pk k kS SSSSInIssssH Il
HSSSxEEss coo ssss
iii iii M II aG ass ~
MILLINERY.
Black Leghorn Hats. worth s1.4e. Our price
CliIIren's Trimmed sailors at I"e.
Ladies Gntrimmed iIats. in all Cplors. at 2oc
l. dies and Misses Untrinned Hats, better qaallfy,
Intrimmed Hats in fancy braid st acc.
Untrimmcd Has ia diamond braid at 13c.
Lac, Branded Hats and BOnnets in all the latest
Fine ousl1y Hair Braid Hats all the latest shapes
Gpsnwork Hats and Bonnets in all the latest shapes
AMI LaIr braid az fancy braid. at si.25
0g cf q He la ,Ss THAN all tine o'hsE 81. ean
stock. style and lowest prices.
DRY GOODS
5linch Atwood suitn9. in sl the latest shades. at
hi-Sool striie Goods, yard wide. IN sn cOlOrs, at
Gi-wo1l side Bands, 40 inches wide. at 35c.. well
arEe assortment of MOhsirs, 40 inches wide. at
Henriettas in all the latest shades, at 379sc.
JC-inC wide Atwood Beige, with SIX SIDE bAhos,
large assortment Of satteens, in all the latest de-
signs, AZ l21Sc.
CENTS FURNISHINGS.
our kings Palace' Celebrs--d Unaundered Shirts,
double reinforced. =. 100 linen, guaranteed, VAN
sut;4 Cotton, hand Inads buttcnhcles
Patent stay :, worth 81 Our Price &c.
A big drive Handsome La ndered Shirt, rein
forced back and front. linen bosom, At zoe.
A Handsome Line of Neckwear at 4Sc.
Double Reinforced, Open Front and Back, Full
q very robby assortment of Neckwear at 25c.
Kinz's Palace Celebrated Pride Outing Shirt. fast
Elegant Patterns in Outing Shirts. French yokes at
bCc.
7jc. -, ~
SI50 81 IS. 81 80 50 and s.,.S7
Gents White Meriuo Shirts and Drawers, extra
finish. trimmed seams worth SOC. pftce 40c.
Mons silky Fiber Crushed Egyptian Gossamer shirt
and Ilawers. elegant finish. soc.
Gents Scotch Wool Shirts aud Drawers, summer
Jean Drawers. bleached, warranted Pepperell. at
very fine Balbriggan Hose, full regular made st
The celebrated Victoria Half Hose. fast black guar
anteed seamless, money refunded At 25c
A cOmnlete assortment o: Gents Furnishings always
on hand
BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENT.
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WHY You SHOULD USE Soorr's
EMULSION OF
COD LIVER OIL WITH HYPOPHOSPBITEs.
Itis used and endorsed by physicians because the
- ,..t3srt:s5.
II is Palatable as Milk.
1t is three times eficacious plain Cod Liver
iii far superior to all other ocalled Emulsions.
It s . perfect Emulsion. does not separate or
change.
tits wonderful as . Flesh Producer.
III the best remedy for Consumption. Scrofula.
Bronchitis, Wasting Diseases. Chr onic Coughs an
Colds.
Sold by all Druggists.
do SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists NY.
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CIR The BEsr.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
LUTZ & BRO.,
497 Penn. ave.. adjoining National Hotel.
Trunks and Satchels Of best make at low prices.
APT
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OF THE LIVER, WITH CON
dissipation, Injuries the complexion induce plmIles,
sallow skin. enove the cause by using Carriers Little
Liver Pills. one dose. Try them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-14

Range OF the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the siy-
nal Office today: Jam. G5i pm, ~; maxi
mum. IS; minimum. &C.
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Z. @. DAVIS,
10 Market Space. corner 9Th st.

DAN FROM INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, AND
Il Too Hearty Eating - relieved at once by taking one
VI Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately after dinner
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WOODWARD 4 LOTHRoP,
Corner ll.h and + SITS. nv
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54-inch Atwood suitng. in all the latest shades. at
5sc.. worth OGc. Il.
Atwood STRIPE Goods, yard wide IN sn colors, at
Aii-WobI side Bands 40 inches wide. at 35c.. well
worth 5UC. -.
A lIrge SOrtment OF MOnalrs, az INCHES Niue, ~
soc. worth SIC.
U@prietIas, in all the latest shades, at 371sc.
JO-inCh wide Atwood Beige, with SILK SIDE bAhos,
large assortment Of satteens, in all the latest de-
siEus, q l21Sc.
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PARASOLS.
GLOVES.

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Growing in Wisdom.

Some of the agricultural editors are
getting to be almost as wise as Solomon,
who declared that '';here is nothing new
under the sun" They are declaring that
newspaper writers repeat themselves
and sell essentially the same matter, in
different forms. to different papers. If
they will examine into the matter, they
will find that the number OF ideas
in the world is limited, and that
these are repeated over and over
again in somewhat varied form. 1t
is only now and then that really origi-
nal idea is born. We are still cooking.
eating, and washing dishes. To our
certain knowledge, We are discussing
today the same old questions that were
discussed twenty and thirty years
ago-such as deep and shallow blowing.
spring and fall blowing, early and late
cutting of hay. how to breed and how to
feed. and so 90 through all the topics of
the day. They are like the bits of glass
in the Kaleidoscope which present new
arrangement every time they are moved.
The fellow who can couture up the most
striking combinations is the cleverest
writer. Then what is the use of all this
writing and publishing? Because new
generations are constantly coming on,
and the way-baek farmer is not yet
aware Of the little progress that has
been made We must give "linel upon
line and precept upon precept." We have
new text books, but the same alphabet
and the same numerals, etc. are the
foundation of all of them. The pulpit
Is still pounding away on the old topics,
and the papers of all kinds, and the
writer's for them, must keep ''placing il
before the people" and follow the
fashions of the times-no matter if they
do change around and repeat them selves
at intervals. Publishers might do as we
have known to be done, go back eight
or ten years and cut original matter
from their files IL does not follow
that an idea is original because it is new
to the writer or to the one that reads 1t.
Mirror and Farmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-06

She writes Us as follows. and her communi-
cation will be read With the greatest interest
by ali:
81 must say word for DR.. Greene's Nervura
Ever since Was babe any excitement or over
work always threw me into Mysteries. and since
entering the theatrical field have suffered more
or less from this misfortune. especially on first
nigats In new characters. As is my usual custom,
| made my arrangements for the coming season In
June. and up TO the present day have been hard
at work studying. DIR. Greene's Nervura was
recommended to me for nervous weakness, and
rested. beth mentally and bodily. as do at pres
ent. ard am ready to face any audience, from the
creme de In creme Of New York to the cowboys
Of the far West.
"For the future. when hear any of my profes-
sional sisters and brothers complain of nervous
my advice shall invariably be, 20 to the near
est druggist and purchase bottle Of DR. Greene's
Nervura. could not help but send my festimo
NAL, for does not one of our most learned writers
lay, Give honor where honor is dues'
MARIE STEERS,
"Care Clipper Office, Centre ST.. New York
City"
DR.. Greene, of "A Temple Place. Boston, Mass.
Its di-coverer is the famous specialist in the cure
of nervous and chronic diseases. The doctor has
devoted special attention to the treatment Of all
forms Of chronic diseases through letter CORE
.pondence, and will give by mail his opinion and
advice in any free of charge. The perfec
ton of this system renders complete cure al
most assured, as his success In treatment BY cor
respondence Is wonderful and unequalled. Seno
for symptom blank to I'll OUT or write him aboul
our case.
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hndsa Assoea.ti0n' roruAna.
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Nov. - rranhitn Teachers' Convention. wilton
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II may be needless to mention The ven
known fact that all who attend the snassi
ball given by the Aususts police in Granite
Hall THE evening will be entertained "figh
royalty" Everything that can be done y
make the affair a success Las been dos
and no expense has been spared. Teoss
who attend this evening will avail tben-
selves Of the finest opportunity for soed
time that will be afforded them this seasos'
Il will be q grand sfaif.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-06

The hnsdred thousand dollars, In
confederation a ths raisinx Of which,
johns Hopkins uniyersity pledged 10
establish woman's Medical school Ia
connection with rhat great University.
h. s'een obtained apd the women Of
AB.riea sy 70 Re congratulated on
the contamination Of this great event.
The chair man Of the Baltimore
conmiftee, Mrs- Henry Winter Davis,
has rendered this handsome sum TO
the trustees. who accept IL In a
friendly letter. The money will
he invested "a the women's Medical
School Tund. and ali increase By interest
Or gift viii BE- sdded to IL till ii reaches the
amount Of 100000 Then the Medical
School will be opened-she women on an
equality with the male students. II il
intended by the Johns Hopkins trustees
to make This the leading med
ical school 10 America; and the
women Of our country will be ready
to aid this new step forward as
far ~ 1t Is In thsir power 70 hasten the
day Of the opening. by Increasing the
fund az fast as possible The condition
Of admission named by the trustees is
that the preliminary training Of appli.
canss shall; be obtained in some other
Institution devoted in whole or In part to
the education Of women or by private
taition.- The need OF women for doctors
Ia now admitted. This movement at the
great Baltimore college ia the frat open
ing Of the door to the coming aad better
situation.
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This 10 the queer name Of Chinese
;aundrymsn in Hartford, but he has prob
ably two lungs, like most of u.s. some
crying babies seem to have dozen. Lunss
should be sound or the voice will have
seakly sound. DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
icai Discovery makes strong lungs, drives
the cough awsy, generates good bl Dcd, tones
the nerves. builds up the human wreck and
makes ..another man of him. Nigh.
sweafs. blood splitting, short breath. bron-
chitis. asthma, AMI all alarming forerunuers
Of Consumption. are positively cured By
this unapproachabie REMEDY. II taken in
time. Consumption itself can be bsfIied.
nov3i&wfolrm
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Sheriff wardswor.h of Belfast c,ms 10

Sherih WafdswOfth Of Belfast clms 70
the Hospital yesterday aud took to Belfast
for trial Rowe Emery charged With larceny.
Superintendent Sanborn. Of the Hospital
left in the afternoon to be At the trial. He
said that Emery was placed in the Hospital
under surveillance that he might be watch
ed to see IL he showed real symptoms Of
mss nifty. DR.. Sanbofn says the man Va
insane but had improved during bic ssay d
the Hospital.
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The proposition of u member OF the
French Chamber of Deputies to settle
the Newfoundland fi-heries dispute on
the basis Gf Great Britain indemnify
ing the French cd and lobster men gu
the French shore Of that province, It's
giving the French fishermen the privi'
ieSe of the bait market, and is eediGg
African territory az compensation for
the shore rights Is one that has much to
commend II To favorable consideration.
II would no doubt end u vexatious inter-
NATIONAL issue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-06

The 4 30 p. NJ. car for Gardiner. over
the electric railroad, ran OF the track u
the foot Of Rines hill, yesterday. The
ladies by moving first to one end Of the ca
and then to the other, and the gentlemen
by getting out and lifting, soon succeeded
in putting the car back upon the rails. The
accident was caused BY . rock upon one Of
the raila.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-06

The new schoolhouse on Cushnoc
Heights is being pushed toward completion
and will probably be ready for occupancy
in January. The room it will afford 10
much needed. The capacity Of the Gram
mar School is crowded and pupils living on
the Heights, who are In the lower classes
Of the Grammar School will be provided
with quarters in the new brick schoolhouse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-06

This is too busy season for tug beat
to lie still. The City Of Lynn, busy little
craft that 90 frequently brings vessels to
this city. recently broke a strap on bet
driving rod and the Moulton shops at Bath
run all night to fDish that one piees Of
metal. 1t weighed about fifteen pounds
and cost bstween forty and fifty dollars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-06

Little Joe Pocket, while cutting Up capsrs
near the entrance to Granite Hall lsst even
Jog, during the performance of the play,
was either pushed or slipped on the staiss,
and 1t is thought broke an arm 10 the fall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-06

A rival to the famous fftsen puzzk
especially among the yousG nen sbess
town comes in the chaps Of cards seass-
thing after the style Of cow rsAton cssds'
There are eish: Of them, and npen one y
the inscription II will' on another ~
will We have . cisas:' While ssssssf
Gays Who will pay for it?' The poiss 81
the game 10 in playing the Il vilIT cssd v
such manner that II may not mean to fseA
tina, the holder win pay for the cigar.
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visai power are q Icu ebs nd mast b re-
piesisheA and bszlf - . soes asfsst disease
WI prostrate the n~rvoas and physieai systems
This was the rroubse With he b<assifaI ssd
talented yosnx sctress. Miss Marie Steers. whe
has von fer herself high position among the
popular artists Of the professi1a-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-06

The management of Reuben Glue have
decided to give matinee at the Insans
Asylum Saturday afternoon. They give
the entertainment gratuitously and for Tie
patients Of the HOSPITAL,