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L. o, o. r. Notes.

g- If the Recording Secretaries or some
other members in the several lodges, who mag
feel an interest IN keeping this column replete
with ne0s shouting the doings of the order, a0iH
send items Of interest to this office, care editor
/. o. o. II. column, or to Grand Master Fl. c.
Hazard, or Deputy Grand Master Crawsha,O,
the same wiU reach their intended destination
and receive proper attention.
1t is Canton s'Potomac" now.
The news from Mechanics Lodge is very
encouraging.
Federal City Lodge conferred the second de-
gree Thursday.
Captain Jack is happy with forty as
commencement.
The per capita tax due the Grand Lodge is
payable quarterly.
Past Grand j. L. Brown, of Eastern Lodge
No. z, has returned from Maine.
Federal City expects to make a big stir in
Northeast Washington about October 1.
Vice Grand Shane, of Beacon Lodge was
with the Gettysburg excursion on Thursday.
Gallatin, Tenn, has an Odd-Fellows' Col
lege at which 400 students are in attendance.
An application is in circulation for charter
for an independent canton in East Washing
ton.
Forty acres of land and S4,5O0 have been
donated for an Odd-Fellows' Home at Lin
coin, Ill.
The ball to be given by Canton Potomac on
Thanksgiving eve, promises to be the event of
the season.
P. G. E. b. Kellogg, of Central Lodge No.
/, has returned to the city after a months abb
sence in Connecticut.
A case of absentmindedness recently caused
certain Noble Grand to declare "the Warden
open in the third degree"
Sister Lolita Zurich, age 10 years, a member
OF Germania Rebekah Association, died on
Tuesday the 18th instant.
Chief Patriarch j. Frank Whitemore is sery-
ing his second term as presiding officer of
Mount Nebo Encampment.
The Deputy Grand Master took an active
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-09-20
A NEWsBoY's PALACE.
The Car in Which Louis j. Harris. of
Boston, Travels.

The Car in Which Louis j. Harris, of
Boston, Travels.
Detroit News
One of the most remarkable palace railroad
cars which has ever been in the city, left last
night for Boston. 1t was the "Jennette,n
the private travelling car of Louis j. Harris.
patentee and builder, of the Club" and cost
him S42, ,0O0 There is not another of its kind
in the United States. The distinctive feature
OF the wheeled palace is the combination of
parlor and sleeping arrangements, which pro-
vides for its running in the day time as a
drawing-room car and in the night as a sleep
ing car. The berths are below the floor, and
IN order to allow of their storage, the sides of
the car drop just IA inches between the trucks.
These pockets, as the spaces are called, are
always in use, for, as soon as the berths have
been raised by steel crank-pin, the chairs
and baggage above take their places.
The owner Of the car began his career as q
newsboy on an eastern road, then became CON
ductor and eventually got department office.
He gradually climbed upward and onward
until to-day he is the leading man in the
Harris Palatial Car Company, of Boston, q
rival to the Pullman concern, and is worth
nearly q million dollars.
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Masonic Notes.

De Molay Commandery No 4 will confer
the Order of the Red Cross on large class
Tuesday evening.
Brother Albert Walker, of Harmony
Lodge, has returned much improved In health
after an absence of six months in Ohio
The shriners will hold another seanee on
the 10Th instant. Camel races and several
other eastern amusements have been arranged
for.
The last member Of Harmony Lodge No. II
to secure life membership certificate was
Brother w. t. Birch who has been a member
for over eighteen years.
Brother o. 8. Firwin, treasurer OF Harmony
Lodge, is absent attending the reunion of his
old regiment in Connecticut. Later he will
spend few days with his aged mother near
Springfield. Mass.
Myron NJ. Parker Lodge No. 81 viii trans
act routine business Wednesday evening. This
lodge intends shortly to erect new hall
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Independent Order Rechabito..

The Eagle Junior Drill Team gave an exhi-
bitlon drill at the Rechabite fair in Alexan-
OF the large number in attendance. -. Purity
Tent No. (Woman's Brsnch), Monday
evening, was largely attended, to greet Mrs
Ida Murray, Deputy High Chief Ruler, on
her return after an absence of two months
An attractive good-of-order programme is
M. p. Byrne, of Friendship Tent No. 73,
will deliver an address. High Secretary
Treasurer /. II. Patterson attended the OPEN
ing OF the Rechabite fair in Alexandria last
Monday evening. A large delegation from
tne District tents will visit the Rechabite
fair In Alexandria Wednesday evening.
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$40 battery Loaned.

If you are not enjoying perfect health,
strength, and vigor, we will lend you for so
days one OF Gray's galyauic body batteries,
price $40, you to pay for it if cured. 1t is for
men only, and is the latest and best electric
strong or weak: turned on or off at will. Acts
Ike magic in cases of Weakness premature
old age, etc. Can we send you one at our
risk Electric Treatment Co., 259 Broad
way, New York City.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-09-20

Cali and examine our stock of Suitings and
Trouserings. Compare qualities with prices,
and you'll be apt to leave your order
Eiseman Bros, Seventh and e.
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You Are In a Bad Fix.

Men weak, nervous, and debllitated, suffering
from evil habits or later indiscretions, send for
Book OF LIFE, DR.. Parker's Medical and Sur
gieal Institute, 153N. Spruce street, Nashville,
Tenn.
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The Lack of Evidence Was sunaoient.

The Lack OF Evidence Was sufficient.
Nashville Herald
statesman who had been indicted by an
unfeeling grand jury, was arrested by a sheriff
and thrown in Jail. AS this was abhorrent to
his fine spiritual nature, he sent for the dis
trict attorney and asked that the case against
him be dismissed.
"Uptn what grounds ?" asked the district
attorney.
slack of evidence to convict" replied the
accused.
''Do you happen to have the lack with
you ~ the official asked. 81 should like to
see it.'
".With pleasure" said the other. "Here it
So saying he handed the other check
which the district attorney carefully ex-
amined, and then pronounced it the most
complete absence of both proof and pre-
sumption that he had ever seen. He said
that 1t would acquit the Oldest man in the
world
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-09-20
NEWS OF THE LODGES.
MANY MATTERS OF INTEREST TO
MEMBERS OF THE FRATERNITIEs.
The Coming Meeting of the General Ma
sonic Relief Association--A Big Batch
of Odd-Fellowship Notes-News of
other Orders.

The following Masonic bodies meet upon
the evenings Of the ensuing week:
Subordinate Lodges. = Masonic Temple
B. B. French No. Is, Monday, 2lst; Pentslphs
No. %, Monday, 2lst; Federal No. 1, Tuesda Y,
22d; New Jerusalem No. 8, Thursday, oath;
St. Johns No. II, Friday, 25th; Hope No. 90,
Friday, 25th.
A. A. S. r. Sanctuary, 1907 G street-Ca-
thedrsl-Harmony No. Ia, Thursday, oath.
Blue-room-Acacia No. Is, Tuesday, 22d.
Masonic Hall, Georgetown-Potomac No. 8,
Monday, 21st; George C. Whiting No. %,
Thursday, oath.
Masonic Hall, Third and II streets north
east-Myron NJ. Parker No. %, wednes-
day, 23d.
Masonic Hail. Anacostia -Anacostia No.
81, Monday, 2lst.
Royal Arch Chapters.-Mssonic Temple
Washington No. 2, Thursday, oath; Eureka
No. 4, Friday, 25th.
Masonic Hall, Georgetown-Potomac No.
s, Tuesday, 22d.
Communicates Knights TEN mpldr.-Masonic
Temple-De Molay No. 4, Tuesday, 22d;
Washington No. l, Wednesday, 2Sd.
Ancient and accepted Scottish Rite-Sanc-
tuary, 1907 street-Robert de Bruce Coun-
Gil of Kadosh, Tuesday, 22d.
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THE HERALD" AND THE 1. o. M.
Grand Architect Wilson Thinks all Mem
bers Should Subscribe
OtFICE UKAND AKUuITECT,
INDEPENDENT ORDER MECHANICS,
WASHINGTON. d. G.. Sent 10 1901

WASHINGTON, D. e, Sept. u, 1871.
10 the Editor Of The Sunday Herald.
Owing to the fact that you have rendered
our order Invaluable aid in the space you have
given us in promoting our interests and ad-
vancing our cause, it becomes incumbent on
us to acknowledge our appreciation for your
kindness. AS you have on all occasions let
us have unlimited space in your columns for
the good OF our order think it is the duty of
each member to subscribe for your valuable,
enterprising and reliable paper. Wishing you
abundant success and prosperity,
am yours very respectfully,
X. b. WILSON, Grand Architect, /. ON.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1891-08-26
FOREIGN CHURCH NEWS

Rev. Thomas Cooper Congrega-
tionalst has withdrawn his resignation of
the pastorate of Morley Chapel, Plymouth,
England, the congregation having agreed,
at his request, to abolish the pew-rent
system,and pledged itself ito use every
effort in its power to make the scheme of
voluntary contribution certain success"
AS the outcome of their recent
deliberations on the condition of the work
ing classes, the Wesleyan London Council
have addressed a number of questions to
leading representatives of various denomi-
nations. asking for information on the
subject of how best to bring artisans to
public worship
Mr. Gladstone has written to
thank Rev. Gavin Carlyle, late of Ealing,
for a copy of his new work, Moses and the
Prophets which the ex-Premier regards as
"a vigorous defence of the old belief con-
corning the Old Testament
The Bishop of Carlisle, presid-
ing at the annual meeting of the Carlisle
Diocesan Church Extension Society at
Keswick, said a friend, who wished to be
entirely anonymous, had sent him letter
10 say that he would place to his credit the
sum of 10000 for the augmentation of ten
poor benefces, to be selected by himself.
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RefOrnled.

The cornerstone of the new church, at
Shippensburg, Pa, was laid last Sunday,
Aug. 0, with appropriate exercises.
Rev. Charles I. Shepard, D D., who
has been pastor of the church at Newtown,
l.. l., for twenty-five years, has rendered his
resignation, to take effect September 1.
In case his resignation should be accepted,
it is stated that DR.. Shepard will probably
remove to California.
Rev. E. RI Willard, Professor Latin
and Biblical Instruction at Heidelberg Col
lege, Tifin, Ohio, has resigned his profess
sorship, and accepted the call of the Grace
church. Akron. This is one of the largest
congregations of the Reformed Church in
the West.
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BUS MESS NOTICE.
i. Hog and Chicken Cholera

Lug anu O4AAShOI SI1Ol0Ld
Cured and the well ones prevented from
taking it, by giving the DIXIE HOG AND
CHICKEN CHOLERA CURE.
This Cure is the best known, and will
save hundreds of hogs and fowls. 1t has
never failed when given in time Read
the following:
DEAR SGRs,-My fowls were dying rapid
ly with Cholera. l began using your
Dixie Hog and Chicken Cholera Cure on
them, some being so far gone as to lie on
the ground as if dying, and il cured them
in every instance l recommend its use as
the best Chicken Cholera Cure I ever used.
r. n. CHEATHAM,
Chesterfield c. H., July 18th, 1888.
Price, % cents a package; $3.50 per
dozen by mail, 40 cents package.
For sale at
OWENS & MINOR DRUG COMPANY,
Opposite Post-ofiice, Richmond, Va.
je25-tf
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TENNBSSBB.
TEXAS

Bowers, Polk County This is writ.
ten from the lumber belt of Texas. When
] last wrote you everything wore a roseate
hue there is now great depression in bust
ness; most of the mills are "shut down"
and none of MS know what day may
bring forth and yet the work of the Lord
goes on. The new chapel, of which ! last
spoke, has been finished, a nice organ pur-
chased, fourishing Sabbath-school organ
lied and a large and deeply solemn congre-
CATION filed the house last Wednesday
night We need an evangelist to give all
of his time to this Trinity and Sabine rail-
road, and another along the line of the
Sabine and East Texas railroad There
are twenty thousand people engaged in the
milling interests along thesetw railroads.
Brethren, "come over into Macedonia and
help u.s." We need men and money.
Tuoe w ann VVrrrrr
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1891-08-26

LIVERY HUMOR OF THE SKIN AND
H SCALP of infancy and childhood
whether torturing, d:sfguring itching
burning, scaly, crusted, pimply, or blotchy,
with loss of hair, and every impurity of the
blood, whether simple, scrofulous, orhered-
itary, is speedily, permanently, and eco
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Cuticura Soap, an exquisite Skin Purifier
and Beautiier, and Cuticura Resolvent,
the new Blood and Skin Purifier and great
est of Humor Remedies, when the best
physicians and all other remedies fail
Parents, save your children years of men
tai and physical suffering. Begin now.
Delays are dangerous. Cures made in
childhood are permanent
Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, SOC;
Soap, CSC. Resolvent, 81. Prepared by
Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation,
Boston, Mass.
Send for How to Cure Skin and Blood
Diseases"
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Capon Bridge Church. The many
friends who so generously aided the good
people of Capon Bridge i'm Hampshire
county w Va, I'm their effort TO erect a
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CONGREGATIONAL

The Congregationalists are about to
establish large educational institution
at Olympia, Wash Something over $50, 900
has been given by one man, and others
stand ready to assist as soon as the move is
fully under way.
The Euclid Avenue Congregational
church, Cleveland, Ohio, Rev DR.. II. NJ
Ladd pastor, as one of the results of the
meetings recently held by Rev j. Fay
Mills has received about one hundred mem
bers ON confession since January, seventy
of whom came from the Sunday school
The record of the receipts of the
American Board, for the eleven months of
last year was S547SO144; that Of this year
gives the gratifying result Of &63O500.42
The Congregationalists in Georgia now
number sixty-three churches with ffty-one
ministers
In Connecticut the Second Congrega-
tional church, Waterbury, has the largest
membership, numbering SD Next IS the
South church, New Britain, numbering SOD
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1891-08-26

Rev. P. P. winn's post-offfce address
has been changed from Clayton to Talla-
dega, Ala.
Rev. H K. Walkers's post-office adj
dress is Birmingham, Ala, and not Avon
dale as given in the Minutes of the Gen
eral Assembly.
Ebenezer Church, protracted
meeting held at this church by Rev. B. F
teen members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01

X1yDETWo FAMILY THEATRE
w p r u,Sil AND MUSEUM.
f.-. - bTII.ANE. AND JO4H-SI.
OPEN FROM II A. NJ 10 II T. NJ
WEEK OF FEBRUARY ?. 1891
CONTINUED SUCCESS CROWNS OrK EFFORTS.
IL Our ACDITORIrM;
ARMAND and RAYMOND. Banjo SoloIsr and NocaIst'.
MULLAIY RELY and MuLLALY. great comedy ITO
MISS NAY GUTHRIE ScIio-Comc'
YANK ONO Wonderful Chinese Jusger.
SOFA THORNE. Queen Of Cioagi>i>.
BENNETT and MACK. Vocalist, and Change Aft''>'
DALTON and WATTS. Song Dance and Sparrhg A'''
DAVE MARION. Greatest OF Entertainers
GAFFNEY. Human Hercules
OUR LECTURE HALL;
In charge Of Dr. LINDSAY the NilveI-Tonencu orator
MILE. AGNES CHARIOT, Iiypnoust EN'aou'ha S"e
conduers all.
5SAMOAN WARRIORS. surprise all
GRACE COURTLAND the witch Of Wail-Nt predicts all
ZAILA DAMINTA. Queen Of Snake 'harh'rS
WILLIAM BLACK, German I'rcu'es'
SIG. GIOVANI and his School OF tHu'a~u bIrus.
ADMISSION 10 CENTS. RESERVED SEATS EAINA'
GRAND SACRED CONCERTS SUNDAY.
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MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
nALY'S THEATRE. ......
~ TIE ELEVItN O'CLOCK LENTEN MArlNEES
series OF
STODDAKDS ILLG SIKAfED LECTURES
SIODDAKDS ILL SIRATED LECTJ RES,
VIII begin Monday. February 20 ana IN
order to the extraordinary call for places Mt
DAILY mas arranged with Mr.. SIODDARDS managers
(Messrs. BUEDlII s. NOHIHj for
THREE COURSES EXACTLY ALIKE.
THE FIRST COURSE (Or Course A 20 be given on
Mondays and Thursdays Feb 30 2j and March ?, D. g.
Thf SECOND COURSE Tor Course Is 10 be gwen on
TUESDAY, and Fridays Feb. 81 - ana March 3. o. TO-
me TIL D COZ RISE Course - TO he given on
Wednesdays Saturdays FEB rs, %, and March T. I,
II.
THE LECTURES I'm each course will be exactly alike.
Each course Will comprise the FIVE NEW LtCIt htS
which SIODDARD prepared during the past summer
on the following subjects, VIZ.
/. Vienna
IL. in the Reign Of Terror.
Ill. SWEDEN; Queen OF the Baltic.
" Norway; Land o. tho Midnight Sun.
Y. Passion Play at Obc?1nmerg1u, 1870
COURSE TICKETS. IS each emitting the holder 70
tho same reserved each lecture OF the course.
-. The BoN once sale Will begin on Monday, February
o ana tickets ALREADY ordered VIII be delivered on that
day.
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DED SIAK Line.
Ia FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing for Ncw-IOlk and Antwerp weekly.
FRIFSLAND Wcdr sday February II, a. W.
NAL~LA D-......--.- SATURDAY. February ~. %. ui
cabin nates First cabin ~ AND gpw1rd Excursion,
nd 80 Storage at WV low rates.
pTTER WRIGHT & son. GEM Agts. o Bowling Green.
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S1VNN\AI FAST FREIGHT AM PAS
> SFNGER LINE-Four stcamcrs weekly from New
rC r. iHG0CIii.E Moody February >. 3 D. u.
~ %NCOOC .IFi..... "Wednesday. FcbIutf. I. y. M
-. CITY OF BlRMlNGnAM .Friiay. frh. g. 8 j. h-
* AI-(,t ST .... .. Satur4ay. February =. 3. n
ConnectInr with Genital RAILROAD u Grolg a. Si,aH
,ab Eiorida aud Western Railway for al points n
,'IOpGTN FLORIDA SOUTH CAROLINA. ALA
p,WS and IOl.ISINNA Insuriasscd accommodations.
First dhotc For freight and la-salc Apply 70
] D. HASIAGEN. ". II. III ! cen. Agt.
Est A. = 3 and w ply savannah Fact Line.
o6l broad wav. 3l7 BrotCway.
K. l.. WALKER. Agent ocean Sta MP @;
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:. g.. the South 4 Southwest.
y JACkaON XILLh AND ALL ILOkDA folhlS.


WHITE STAR LINE,
w FOR QUEENSTOWN
ROYAL AND UNITED ST.
.Adriatic..... Feb. 4 ? y. 10.
.TeutOnic....Fcb. II, : a. 70.
,Celtlc......Feb. lS. . y. ~. !
.Majestic Feb. -. : a. ~. >
FROM White star Dock.
Second cabin on these -
and upward. according 10 ste.
Second cabin. as and SO.
able terms; storage, $40.
Broadway. Ncw-Nork. Philad'
J.
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NEW.YORK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSToWN
From PER 40 North laycr,
ymbra sat lgb = pm rmGra sat MaT,'2 20 30 p
ITtrnria Sa. M H. Dan /. thnla We'd Mlf.1s room
Auania Sat. Feo =. am Ituiia SAT Mar.2I - ~.
Cabin passage. $50 sld upward. Intermediate. -.
Stcr3ce tickets and all parts Of Europe at Yer
low rats For fresht and la-,ag. opl,y al tAc con
~ VERNON IL BROWN & CO., General Agents.
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= ORDDEITSCUEK LLOYD -. co.

~ SHoEd N 4u , a. ~ !'oH1 npi-Nry
Steamers sri frgi. pier 100. - 2d;,t; IIoooA"i-
FAST JNPfsIsS STEAMERS.
Wcrra.Sun., Feb. l. 10 H. Eid'r Sat Feb ~ 10 M
TIa.e VA r En- a. Fa S M F rSo =. IT, a.
First cabin $50 and upward berth, according t. loea.
ton Second cabin. $50 a berth. ~ "a" 20 loves.
nI-I.ElClls & 90. ". . Bow Ing ~ -.
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Inc bTncfclares desire % give tclr h'aFIcII I07s
Mr. II. G. Miner Mr. j. NJ. Ill., Nh. Oscar 9ch2eine,
az Jame, H. J. scullion, Mr. VIM H. Day M J pau
Ihc MctrJpoli job Printing Co., A Van burih :,
nrgan < Clark. all the newspapers OF me CITY anu u
artists VINO have appeared for this OCCASION
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TAPAN-CHlNA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.

Steamers leave San Francisco b. follows:
GAELIC Via Honolulu Saturday. February II. p. m
RTIGIC TUESDAY. March 10, J.
OCEANIC Thursday. April =
GAELIC satuIday Aprr -. ,.
Supcbly App0ntod-Supcr0r Accommodations.
Reservation b: made by letter telegraph to and
cabin plans seen at 81 and 343 BroadNay NeNYorH o.
Room "A. Railroad Building, San francisco.
LELAND STANFORD. President.
II IL GOODMAN, GenelAl Pl.s,nglf Agent
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Smrsrmcnis.
STANDARD THEATRE.
90 81 4 II G @ H,,H 7
+ 6 S=SSS # 6 CO H i !
i 90 rs II GGG
THIS SUNDAY EVENING.

THIS SUNDAY EVENlN"'
x..-........-..- -.-.--. -''-N
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT ,.,., 49,.
For the benefit d the attaches Of IL MgeTs Elm Awe AVE
nue. Theatre who thrown out Of employment III con-
'l''nco 4" the iat IRE
The ladies gentlemen taxing part n The eatsytSn
ment have generously volunteered their valuable SERVICES
The b,nenciares desire to give thcr heartfelt thanks to
~ H. Miner Nh n H W. NJ p 9s1F H 3fng Jdhn
.c5 5ee MT jos S' VI o Mn W." Mr T. Powell
hs Metropolis JOB Printing Co. Van bq i and T t6
artist VINO h have az app ear for lis occasion.
PROGRAMME. ..,....,
Gna: and Burn; their novel musical aSs
Tro %SSnyary in o, the Roses zynbcn
Burr McInt)sh.' Lecture on So ETY.
Ciiy Kind permission Of Mr Tony Pastor.
,... 20 Mic Fernando" faNorital po.ooo,o., &
Wy A''1 Arthur.
r. J. Rice c"s saoa
Accompanied by Adoiph Ncholl.
r. (}y kind pernlssion OF Mr.. Tony PASTOR ,,.u
By kind pcrSlsson of Mr. VIM NJ Danicvy and Messs.
wilton Recitation
r.. lRy Kind permission Of Mr. Edward HarngahI ,u.a
WlitSghlRn sI.t D@es
1'y Aiad Permission & Mr. WIN. n DunIevy and Ne''''
F FINES Alo{.Iu' Fn,c yirt SUnS
- CLIPPER QUARTET:
T. f. Warde Albert Hart John l.. Curran. Howard
Graham.
t}y kind permission % Mr. VIM. NJ Dunlevy ana Messfs
- Rich & Harris1 o..
VII On Specially
MUSICAL QUARTET: .,...
MMand II. Bichnan ,,2 ZthcT
Juus Etgan ~
Johh Burkley Ht.
Combined Orchestra NJ the Standard and FIFTH Avenue
hcaes under the direction Of Prof Cofnu and Ihohas D.
Hindey.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS;
John F. Harley. ID. C. WlllOughby.
James II. j. ScuOn. Gus Muer'
William H. DAILY. George SWnoyard
John g. Richie, Oscar SchOenied.
J. = Parker
STAGE UNDER THE D1RFCTloN OF -. ~,
Mcssrs. william II. Dalv Jhn g. Richie. JOS. w Hol-
land and T. Sodcnc Powell.
Flowers kindly donated by Thorley Of Broadway
General Manager for this OCCASION. MI Oscar Schocned
A CADEMN. WE'D NM.
IA CADEMY. SAL. NAL
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Tor Sale

A isILVER-TONED. nlckel.mounted. cabinet uPPn n,
,ianofor,e. fuIl iron plate three cord haghh,eht
-, IA uepgept order used private family only months
akcr's irce 1850 sell foT $50 Including sta zoo,
music cabinet worth 800. can TINS uay' Pil'dVc
Hence 81 West 22d.st.. near dth'aNe.
HANDSOME PARIOR Dining. Library and Heirloom
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