Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
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LINCOLN POST. Nc g Department. Po,e%ss, g a A.
The OF the Pos by the
Relief SGrps No 81 to the P0; win spare
serving the earnest support Of their Comrades and
the hearty patronage OF the citizens OF Wash
The Light Infsntry,s splendid hall will Be hand;
various kinds Of beautiful and useful articles including
works Of art Refreshments will be served an excel
dance dance will have the opportunity In word eye1y
Of
sOs,eat has been the demand on the post treasury
have Ssn
calls for sntstantal help cSmins as well from
ITS own s,ck and suffering members have constantly
All contributions, cash, merchandise and other art-
Giles, should be sent to Mai VIM +. Deknight, chair
at Room s. i4a4 street northwesi. Wilmington s D.
Z; Their receipt will be promptly acknow edged by
the @ the
he sSen Of
LIST OF ARTICLES Esf 70 pp BE VOTED FOR AND
No. IA Full Dress Uniform for the Most Popular
No "A Silver Badge for the Most Active Police
NJ IA Gold Badge for the Most Popular Member
No "A Sewing Machine for the Most Popular
No. "a Gold Badge for the Most Efficient Com
No ga isn,nF Outfit for the Most Expert Angler.
lar Railroad Conductor.
No s.A Uniform for the Most Highly Esteemed
No 9mAn american Silver Watch for the Most En-
No. lV.-A Safety Bicycle for the Most Active Boy.
~ ~ Gold Watch for the Favorite Page Of the
No. 12.-An American Gold Watch for the Most
oSTu n street. Get, Eaiir0ad CONDUCTOR
Pupil of the High School.
No p IA 4, Gold 80; Watch for the Most Attractive Fee
No ia Uniform for the Most Popular Express
No; LEA Silver Composing Stick for the Most E1-
No l71A Dinner Set for the Most Popular Lady in
s No i IL 6s Gold Bead Necklace for "The Sweetest
No No ia DIAMOND Ring for the Favorite Young
No. 20-A Gold headed Cane for the Ugliest Man in
For every 100 tickets sold by one person One
Round trip Ticket to boston National Encampment in
The Tenth Ticket in every package is also given to
each r PeTs 1i,, selling a package.
nnn ai Dinner Set to the Lady selling the LARGEST
Diamond Ring. mS-tuSstd
SbEkTEssys I ISbN MAsS S5fAhENF
IuN1oN GEfsf 4HITi6,Tp ~ ia LsNeuE FRAN
at Edels Music Hail.
Sy vp,es Of % al the sosamd lady
hibited md tickets for sale at Drop Music store
Pa ave- Gentleinan's ticket s.. Lady's SOC. mS-5t'
II EMARKABLE MATINEE P.RFORMANCE
IN AID OF THE
ACTORS FUND OF AMERICA,
To be given at
ALBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE. wAsH,N,
MONDAY. MARCH 10. 1890.
Commencing at pm precisely.
Mr.. A., NJ. Palmer begs leave to announce that
vana Railroad Company he has been en- bed 10
range conformity with Mr. j. ". AlbauHh proI rietor
that theater special afternoon performance Of the
popular three-act farce comedy,
AUNT JAcK,
With the Same Cast of Characters as will Appear
ut the Madison Square Theater New
York, on the evening OF that day.
Mr.. Palmers Company. Consstisyof
Mrs. Agnes Booth, Mr.. J. H. stoddart
Miss Maud Harrison, Mr.. Frederic Robinson.
Miss Eugene Tabor Mr.. r.. NJ. Holland,
Mr. Edward Bell. Mr. Louis Massen
Mr. Charles 3utier, Mr.. Harry Holiday,
Mr.. II. Milward. MIR. T.. Elnmons,
AND THE ENTIRE JURY.
Will leave New York on Monday morning March O.
at 7:20 on special train furnished to the Actors
Company. his train is intended to be run to Vas
ington without a sinyle stop and 10 make ext
ton .mmediateiy after the performance about 5 30
PM. and reach New York at O'Clock
deserved seats 81, S1.5O and 81. m4-eo3t
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