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Now for Bargains such as are not
picked rap daily or at the will Of mer-
chants. An entire stock is not easily
handled by any one house. Read OF the
prices that shall help to dispose OF it.
The values placed by the side OF our
selling prices can be relied upon as cor
rect. though in many instances they
may appear fabulous. :,
We can only give few prices out OF
each stock. The rest is left for you.
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Summer Blazers.

satteen, in small neat polka dot,
value 1925, for 69c. /; striped, value
81. 65, for SOC. /; Atwood Light Weight
Summer Flannel, with wide embroidered
rolling collar, value "a, for Sl.S5; ALI
Wool Blazers, tan and gray, value s4.25,
for Sl.9S; with silk cord and rolling
collar, tan, gray, and black, value S5.5
for s2.85; Black, with strap or silk
cord, rolling revere embroidered collar,
value $3.50 to SO, for 1886; White All.
Wool Flannel, value 81, for S1.75 Gen.
tlemen's Coat style, trimmed with white
and gold cord, value So, for 1886; 81
Shoulder Capes, Queen Elizabeth style,
value SO, for S.. 90 and s6.9S. Not hall
nrice for any.
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3l5 EAST BROAD STREET.
LEVY & DAVIS.
NEW STORE,
|, 3, and 5 east Broad street.
OFFERING ALL THIS
WEEK IN LADIES' MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR AT MUCH UNDER
VALUE.

LINENS.
Asye announced last week we closed out an
importers entire sample line OF Fine Linens az
much less than cost, consisting Of Hemstitched
and Fringed Full Bleached Satin Damask Table
Cloths in all sizes, Lunch and Tray-Cloths,
Table sduares Buffet Scarfs, Doilies, Towels, etc
The last shipment has Just a 1ssI n1ces than
the same quality Of goods will be offered again
this year. In most cases there Is only one Oh
STYLE, which makes an early selection advisable
Special bargains from our
WAsH-GoODs DEPARTMENT.
Pineapple Tissues, full 80 inches wide, dark
grounds with flower effects, regular loc quaity-
this week loo. -
Fine Zephyr Ginghams In handsome patterns,
regular 35c. quailty-this week 2oc.
Extra-wide Challies In cream and light grounus
and handsome figures and stripes, regular l215c.
quality-this week S1kc.
French Organdies, the finest and most sheer
OF all summer dress goods, in a beautiful line OF
patterns, regular 45c. quality-thls week Boo
TRAVELLING WRAPS.
We call attention once more to our superior
lines Of Ladies' Travelling Wraps in Come
marras and listers. =,
six Mohair and French Serge Connemarras in
black.
and gray-both plain and striped.
Linen listers In great variety.
OURS 1.90 SHOE SALE
offers great bargains.
The $3.50 Ladies' oxford Ties with patent
leather tips, and the 1915 Ladies' Dongola But
ton Boots in common sense and opera toe, with
patent leather tips, all go this week at Sl'so a
pair. Ia.
Children's Tan Ooze Calf springfield Shoe with
natent leather yamp, size 4 20 for 81, worth
s125a alzes So TO 101a for s1.3b, worth sl.7o.
LEVY & DAVIS,
/, 3, & 5 east Broad street.
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A Boston boy Of eleven years of sge who
started fire In school-house to burn the
building Just for fun" has been sent to
prison--that is. 10 reformatory.
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Even Prince Edward went DomOcra,ic.--Sor

Even Prince Edward went DemOcra;ic--Sor.
fblt Landmark.
Been going that way for four years and
better.-Farmptle Herald
Then We withdraw the remark. IL must have
been Hanover We Intended TO write, or Norfolk
oounty.-SorJolk Landmark.
Hanover doesn't know how to 20 any
ofher Wav
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my 2O-w3t&tdtd Secretary.

A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
N stockholders OF the NEWPORT NEWS,
HAMPTON AND OLD POINT DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY viii be held al the office OF the COM
pany, S21 east Main street, Richmond, va, on
the i6TH DAY OF JUNE, 1891, at ~ O'Clock NJ,
20 consider the purchase OF other land and the
construction Of street-car line TO connect the
property Of the company with the line to New
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
my 14-td SAMUEL S. ELAN, Secretary.
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AIoKR. who is himself q candidate for
the presidency. has come out for BLAINE.
Perhaps he hopes that BLkrx win decline
in Atoms favor, but he win not.
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SHIRT Waists
Ladies'

cost of material. Cashmerine, white
ground with hair stripes, value
1892, for 75c. French Satteen, all
colors and black, 97c., value $3.50 to
S1.75 silk stripes, French.wool Zestine,
value 1925, for Sl.38; Ladies' and
Misses Calico and Percale Shirt Waists
for 25c. all kinds and colors in silk
waists.
$50 pair Lace Curtains are among this
lot OF goods and will be sold two-thirds
value also. about 50 pieces L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-10

We have received the first number Of the
New York Morning Adootisv. the morning
edition Of the 0euvawcsal-Ady9asw. Of
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PdTGSOLS,

CSC. 81. so for what is valued at 81. 70 ;
all colors Silk. Coaching Parasols for
1925; Coaching Parasols, cotton sat
teen, various good styles for 59c. Um-
brellas, too. -,
Boys Half-Hose, sizes Al to 6, all
kinds and colors, value Is to 25c., for
lOc. a pair; Ladies' 69c. Fast-Black
Iisle Hose for Acc. pair 81 Silk Stock
ings for 59c. opera lengths for half
aNek
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A. HuTZLER'S Sons,
SIS east Broad street.

term is usually applied and confined to
n certain class of politicians, but there is
detnagogy in business as well as in poll
tics, and the title is peculiarly fitted to all
those merchants who facetiously profess
to study the welfare OF the community
without ever view to the benefits they
themselves reap. Our advice to oil who
don't admire the term is "dont be
one."
"TRy TO DO RIGHT
advertise wha. you have for sale, not
what you wish You had, and
"TELL THE TRUTH"
While we are giving advice we might
as we'll finish the task by advising those
who have been fooled once and others
who don't wish to be fooled "even once "
TO make up their minds to deal-not
with demagogues- with those mer-
chants who adopt the maxims we have
chosen to quote.
You will find in our hands this week a
splendid assortment OF Wash Fabrics OF
every kind, Pongees, Pineapple lis
sues, China Cloths, Challies, New
Satines, Wash-Surahs, and Printed
Muils. Some of the best patterns have
already been exhausted and there will be
very few new styles later on.
WHITE GOODS OF EVERY DE-
SCRIPTION.
Revered Muslins, India Linons, French
Nainsooks. Embroidered Swisses, Plaid
Organdies, these take the lead. Then
we have some great bargains in checked
and Barred Muslins and Pique Cords and
Figures.
FAST-BLACK WASH GOODS.
Nearly every piece in our house bears
the impress of the Dragon brand, which
is a full guarantee of color and durabili-
ty. The prices range from 10c. per yard
upward, and the patterns are Satin
Barred, Plaid, Embroidered, Revered,
Jacquard, and Plain.
MATTINGS MATTINGS
We show every variety Of pattern and
all the grades except the lowest Our
prices are about 20 per cent lower than
last season and in one instance we are
able to sell at 1890. 3 patterns-of a
quality that brought Zoo.
LACES, NETS, AND FLOUNCING.
This has been leading feature with
MS this season. We show q complete
assortment of Drapery Nets, Chantilly
Flouncings, Half Flouncings, and
Edgings, Fedora Laces, Platte Vals, and
Italian Laces.
FAST-BLACK HOSIERY A SPE-
CIALTY.
"A. HU7ZLER'S Sons.
3l5 EAST BROAD STREET.
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THIRST EXCURSION OF THE SEA-
A. SON TO WASHINGTON VIA RICHMOND,
FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD-ALL RAIL~-SATURDAY MIGHT, JUNE
18TH Train leaves Elba IL o'clock p NJ. Re-
turning leaves Washington Monday, June 18th,
at O'Clock P. NJ. Ronnd-trip, $3.50. Electric
cars win meet train on return 70 city.
CLASH g. CO., Managers.
Aar1n11Io&1a
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RICHMOND, VA, May 10, 1891.

hINHHUNUi I0't7I'
A MEETING OF THE STOCK
N HOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND AND
DANVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY will be held
AZ the ONCE of the company, in Richmond, Va,
on JUNE 22, 1891, at 10 NJ, TO authorize the
execution OF an equipment mortgage not 70 ex-
coed two million dollars (S2,00O,OOO), and Tor
the transaction Of such other business as may
legally come before tho meeting
The transfer books will be closed on June 10th
at3P NJ. and reopen June 23d at 10 A. NJ.
BY order Of tho Board Of Directors.
RICHARD BROOKE,
M yurot SacretarV.
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KAUFMAN & CO,
corner Fourth and Broad streets.

Are you preparing TO depart for the summer
II 80 we can interest and supply you with hobby
outing apparel or tho more substantial necessi-
ties II they are on thelst.
Bring in your memorandum ana there
should be anything you have forgotten our sales-
ladies will remind you Of 1t.
NoBBY BLAZERS AND JACKETS, with vests
and shirt-walsts 70 correspond, are the proper
garments for summer use. We have them mere
In many designs and prices and all sizes.
STYLISH CLOTH CAPS In Black, Navy,
Cream, and Gray, in shapes suitable for ladies'
misses, and boys
YACHTING or SAILOR HATS in all the new
shapes and colors-trimmed or untrimmed-
prices ranging from 15c. to s2.
LEGHoRN HATS win be more popular this
season than oven last We have them from Csc.
for Leghorn-shape Hats to $3.50 for the finest
Large Brim Imported Leghorn. Colors White
and Black only.
Great marx down In price Of CoLoRED HATS.
Those that were formerly s1.75 are now Zoe. /;
the $3.50 quality for SOC.
First come first served. Don't walt until the
best styles are selected.
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EXCURSIONS. &C.
GRAND EXCURSION.

a. RAND EXCURSION.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR ROUND TRIP TO NOR
FOLK, OLDPOINT. AND NEWPORT NEWS.
No TIME LOST FROM BUSINESS.
NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE ID, 1891.
MOONLIGHT ON THE JAMES. STEAMER
ARIEL.
Look at this schedule: Leaves Richmond Sat-
urday night, June IS, at 10 o'clock sharp I;
arrives at Newport News at @ A. NJ, Old Point at
z A. M, and Norfolk at s A. NJ. Leaves Norfolk
Sunday az p. NJ, Old Point at 8 p. NJ, and New
port News at 5:3OP. M; arrives at Richmond
1890 Sunday night
Tickets also good to return the following Tues
day, June 10th.
Ample time Sunday 10 visit Virginia Beach,
Ocean View, Hampton, Soldiers Home, etc.
Elegant meals and Refreshments on Steamer
Ariel Beats them all.
Ladies' Saloon reserved exclusively for them.
tea VIRGINIA STEAM BOAT COMPANY.
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Help needed.

fClothier and Furnisher.l
Let me put on your tennis sash,
do not think IL right
For men 70 wear those things" she said,
at "a not manly quite"
He took II oil, and then she said,
"Oh, my greatly fear
can't put this around alone;
You'll have 70 help me, dearl"
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Mat

EnS for one half usual value.
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HOI FOR WEST POINT.

IL
There win be an EXCURSION to this favorite
resort on SATURDAY the 18th OF june
ROUND TRIP ONLY 81.
The train win leave the depot, ct the foot Of
Virginia street, at 1880 A. NJ, and return in the
| evening about 3 O'Clock.
During the day there will be q GRAND AUG
| TION SALE OF LOTS In this growing town, and
an purchasers at this sale will have their fare
refunded.
For further particulars call on or write T.
| CHEWING a. ROSE,
No @ north Tenth street
l "a 7.qn w Th&R4t Richmond, Va.
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Lace covered with
small polka dots,
sold for sl.75, you
can buy them for
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OFFICE VIRGINIA FIRE a MARINE INSURANCE COT
RICHMOND, VA, June s, 1891.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF this company win be held at the companys
ONCE. No. iOl5 Main street, in this city, on
MONDAY the 22d instant at 12 o'clock Nj.
WILLIAM Ii. MCCARTHY,
te7.13t Secretary.
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Knit Underwear.

Vest 1half silk. value s1.23, for 6ec. (;
Ladies' Pure Silk Vests, value 75c. TO
94c.. for SOC. Ladies' Swiss Ribbed
Vests. value Csc, for 12lc. Ladies
sfockihet Balbriggans, value Coo, for
05c. Ladies' Stockinet Lisle Bal.
briegans. value 81, for SEC. lot of %
dozen Ladies' and Children's Cotton
Ribbed Vests. value from Sc. TO &c.. for
5c.-all sizes among them Mems
Fancy Balbriggan Vests, half regular,
with Oxford Neck, value 81, for 69e /;
Mems Plain Balbriggan, with Oxford
Neck for 25c. Pure Lisle-Thresd,
value s1.5O. for 75c. All the Mems
Wear come in suits il so desired.
came along with
5,9O0 Fans W W SCI sci q then . sSs At
all fresh-this seasons importation.
Silk Gauze Fans, hand-painted, with
oliye.wood stick, for 29c. Gold-Stick,
Collaboration, Hand Painted Gauze,
20 to 3ec.-not more than half cost ia
pan Gauze Fans, hand-decoration, 34c. I;
japan Parchment Fans, value l7c., for
&c. each another good 25c. value for
&c. Bamboo. Handle. sold by us this
season for 4sc., for 1Sc. 23c. for 6Oc.
Fan 29c. for a SOC. Fan Japan txten-
sion. finest parchment, Ole All these
and many others come each In three TO
six various colorings.
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|. TIE
THE PRINCESS ANNE.
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA

The famous Virginia Ocean ke-fS ,.,tslsg %
from Norfolk. finest and safest ga -.
the Atlantic Coast. Send Tor sln,in p,orre.or
s. Z. cRTTENDEN, s.t.,,1yf.'
AIso. proprietor Of MOUNTAIN = ,C5o5gs1-
the COOPER HOUSE, SOtseg0 L@ "a S.eodan
town r.
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MEETINGS.

A TTENTION, CLERKS. - THERE
N will be a special meeting Of the clerks To-
NIGHT ut Concordia Han, Broad street near
Fourth. Business Of great Importance. Every
clerk is requested 70 be present
J. W. CARTER, President.
W W PENnLKrnN. SecretAry. 10 1O-1t
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MONEY, MONEY, MONEY.

We h.ve MONEY always on hsni . - :.
p,cn,oond .itv real estate az 0 per ccnh
=, ~ ''''-N'-N ~ FRANK ID. HILL 8 -.
y" "a z.aoaat Real Estate and Le'-e
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LaceS g. Ena6roiderieS.

Hundreds OF pieces-all kinds and at
nrices below cost of importation.
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RuchinSS,

$50 boxes OF Tourist
value value. q Ct to , 2ss,{ So9 RWchnss,
black, white, or col
ored-6 yards in box White Chamois
Skin Mosquetalre Gloves for Gle. u pair !;
finest grade for CSC. Driving Gaunt-
let's. value S1.25, for Toe. Bargains in
all kinds OF Gloves and Mitts.
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"TRy TO DO RIGHT"
"TELL THE TRUTH"

advertise wha. you have for sale, not
what you wish you had, and
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Nos. II. Is. Is. AND IT EAST BROAD.
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Reading notices in reading-rnstter type, Ave
lines or less, Ell; IN nonpareil loaded, 700.
Card Of rates for more space furnished on APP
plication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12


Mrs, Rider Haggard has been heard to COM
plain that American women kept their houses
too warm. This complaint cannot be made of
English women. II there is an uncomfortable
spot in all Christendom it is the average
English house in cold weather. The average
English house is i'll constructed: it is damp and
draughty: it is provided with very few COM
forts. This may account for that domestic
infelicity which jeopards the family in England
English husbands are VIGOROUSLY bad husbands:
they might be much better if their homes were
comfortable. When a man shivers he pines for
warmth. and he viii get it. II he doesn't find
it at home he will find il at the groggeres or at
other infamous resorts. The home instinct has
been pretty nearly all chilled out of the English
man. He is a famous wanderer; but. mark you.
he never wanders northward! He heads south
ward: he is cold: he has been frozen all his life:
as soon as he can get away from his damn,
draughty and cherries home he makes his way
where he is assured Of the warmth which his
shivering body demands.
The American women know, fortunately.
that the surest way to keep their husbands at
homo and to attach their children to home is to
make the home comfortable. bright, cheerful
1t is the pursuance Of these tactics that has
insured to American women the most loyal
husbands and children, who regard no human
sentiment more tenderly sacred than that which
attaches TO home, with its myriad Of sweet,
persuasive, holy Influences
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INSECT BRIDGE BUILDERS.
Red Ants Successfully Construct q Way o,
n River of MOlasses.

Red Ants Successfully Construct Way Over
River of MolAsses.
From the Chicago Tribune
The following remarkable story, told by an
eye witness, is entitled to place among the
instances Of intelligence among the lower ami
mails: cook was much annoyed to find his
pastry shelves attacked by ants. By careful
watching it was discovered that they came out
twice day in search Of food. at about in the
morning and in the afternoon. How were the
pies to be protected against the invaders?
He did not have long to wait. for at $50
O'Clock he noticed that off in the left-hand
corner Of the pantry was a line of ants slowly
making their way in the direction Of the pies.
They seemed like vast army coming forth to
was larger than any Of the others and who al
ways kept little ahead of his troops.
They were of tho sort known rs the medium
sized red ant, which is regarded as the most
intelligent of its kind, whose scientific name is
formica rubra.
About forty-nine ants out Of 500 stepped out
and joined the leader. Then the general and
his aids held council and then proceeded to
examine the circle Of molasses. Certain por-
tions of it seemed to be assigned to the differ
ent ants, and each selected unerringly the
point in the section under his charge where
the stream Of molasses was narrowest. Then
the leader made his tour Of inspection.
The order to march was given, and the ants
all made their way to hole in the wall, in
which the plastering was loose
Here they broke rank and set about carrying
pieces of plaster to the place in the molasses
which had been agreed upon as the narrowest.
To and fro they went from the nail hole to the
molasses, until at II 80 o'clock they had thrown
bridge across. They then formed themselves
in line and marched over, and by HAS every
ant was eating pie.
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THE TURRET SHIP NILE.
Another Formidable Vessel Added to the
BrftishrFleer.


Another Formidable Vessel Added to the
BrftishrFleer.
From the London Daily News.
The new turret ship Nile sister ship to the
Trafalgar. of 12.GOO tons displacement and
$4,000 horse power, went out Of harbor re-
Gently for her gun trials-Admiral Domville.
vice chairman of the ordnance committee,
being on board, with a number Of admiralty
officials and representatives Of the Elswick
gun factory. The ship has powerful arma-
ment Of four 67-tor guns, two in each turret;
six 4.7-inch 70-pounder quick-fring guns in her
central betting, and eight 36-pounders and
other quick-fring weapons in her upper
citadels. The day was very foggy, and the
ship had to go good way out into the channel
to get range for her heavy guns. a start
not being made until late in the afternoon
Once begun, however, the trial was rapidly
proceeded with, four rounds being fired from
each of the smaller guns with the most salts
factory results.
The big turret weapons were then put
through their ordeal, loaded first with re-
duced charges Of 4721z pounds cocoa powder,
and subsequently with full charges of $50
pounds of the same explosive compound, shot
weighing $50 pounds being used in each in
stance. The last round of the guns in either
trial was fred simultaneously. but this grand
shock caused no excessive conclusion, and
nothing was found to have given way
in the ships structure, below which
the hydraulic gear and other fit
tings did not disclose the slightest defect
From first to last the CUR trials were in every
way highly satisfactory, and the ship, which
will come into harbor, is ordered to be i'm
mediately brought forward for commission as a
strongly built, heavily armored and well-armed
fighting machine of the most modern type The
Nile will be a valuable addition to our feet.
albeit costly, running into million of money
when complete for sea-
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EIGHT YEARS IN A HAREM.
Sequel to a Mysterious Abduc.
ton Case.

ton Case.
Odessa Correspondence of the London News
The local journals now supply the sequel to a
mysterious abduction case which made some
sensation through their columns early in the
last decade. Between eight and nine years ago a
young girl named Anna Prokofyeff, then kx-
teen years Of years. and of remarkable per-
sonal attractions, suddenly disappeared from
her widowed mothers house in this city. The
most searching inquiries were fruitlessly prose
cuted by the police and by the friends of the
missing girl, whose mother died two years ago
in total ignorance of her daughters fate.
1t now transpires that after her abduction.
Anna Prokofyef was secretly carried to Con-
ssantinople and eventually sold to a Salonica
merchant, in whose harem she has remained
until the recent death OF her owner From in
teligenee now received here by friends of the
late Mime. Prokofyeff it would appear that Anna
was from the first treated with uniform kind
ness by the Salonica merchant. who at his death
bequeathed to his favorite slave the whole OF
his property, consisting Of four houses in
Salonics, five trading schooners and s, 600 Turk
ish pounds.
The fair legatee, now only in her twenty-fifth
year and still possessing her remarkable youth
full beauty scarcely impaired, has placed her
two boys under the educational training of the
Russian monks of Mount Atbos and to their
abbot she has presented one of her schooners,
She is now also converting one of her Salonica
houses into a Russo-Greek free school Unfor-
tunately such sequels to the numerous abduc-
ton cases formerly perpetrated with the same
object In this city are extremely rare.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

As announced in yesterdays STAR the musical
public Of Washington will be treated to two
grand piano recitals by the world-renowned
pianist composer, Franz Rummel. The pro-
grams for both recitals have been selected with
the greatest care and comprise selections from
Bach to Liszt. There will be quite number of
sented. which have never been heard here be-
fore, and to students this is of the greatest in
terest. h'-s-
Rummel is a wonder, and his playing will
that is possible, than it did Ave years ago when
he played at the Congregational Church.
Programs for the recitals can now be had at
Droop's, where tickets for the concert 20 on
sale on and after Tuesday, March II.
Seats on sale at Droops for the grand testi-
monial concert to Signof Mariana Mama at
Music Hall next Monday evening, Miss Marie
Decca and others assisting
There will be a change of bill at Kernan's
this evening, including Stirk's grand triple
leap from the trapeze.