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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
The Business Committee of the Nations
American Woman Suffrage Association.

The Business Committee of the National
American Woman Suffrage Association.
A meeting of the business committee of the
National American Woman Suffrage Associ-
ntion was held yesterday afternoon, Miss Susan
b. Anthony presiding. The chief business
transacted was the appointment of committees.
The members of the program committee are
Miss Susan L. Anthony, chairman: Miss jose
phine L Henry of Kentucky. Mrs. Helen War
rem, wife of Senator Warren of Wyoming; Miss
Lucy f. Anthony, Mrs. Frank ]. Garrison.
The members of the congressional commit
tee are Mis- Susan b. Anthony. chairman; Har-
riet Taylor Upton and Mrs. jean Brooks Green
leaf.
The committee on the Columbian exposition
consists Of Mrs. Rachel Foster Avery chair
man; Mrs. Ellen b. Dietrich, Mrs Lide Meri-
wether. Miss Elizabeth Boynton Hsrbert. Rev.
Florence Rollock, Rev. Anna II. Shaw and Mrs.
Leland Stanford.
The committee on southern work, formed
for the purpose of holding conventions in the
capitals of the southern states. consists of
Rachel Foster Avery. ehairman; Mrs. Jane III.
Spofford and Miss Alice Stone Blackwell The
fund for the southern campaign has already
been started by n contribution from Mrs.
Rachel Foster Avery of Il, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
BUILDING PERMITS


were issued yesterday follows: J. SterilI. Ave
brick dwellings, 1902 to 1910 Chase place north
west; 5000. W. II. Pyles, one brick dwelling
and store 600 18th stree. southeast: Il zoo. T.
H. BROOKS. one frame furniture store. 1875 1Ith
street southeast $500. G. E. Worthington,
three brick dwellings, 9l5 to 9l9 4th street
southeast; *, 500.
REFERRED TO THE COMMISSIONERS
The President has sent to the Commissioners
for their views the act donating parts of lots IA
and Is in square SD as public alley; the act
authorizing the sale OF title of the United States
in lot in square 99O; the act relating to Junk
dealers, dealers in secondhand personal prop
erty and pawnhrokers in the District of Co
lumbia, and the bill authorizing the Commits
sioners to grant the Veteran Volunteer Fire
mons Association the use of certain property
IN the city of Washington. The Commissioners
viii report on these bills during the week.
MISCELLANEOUS.
At a special meeting Of the board of Commits
sioners yesterday morning the attorney for the
District read the Districts answer to the bill in
the lie Droit Park fence case. The case is set
tor hearing on a motion for a preliminary in
junction Gen. Birney, who represents a large
number Of defendants, was present and also
read his answer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03

John Castor and Daniel Castor his brother.
are Young eolored men. and they were for
raeriy employed by Mr.. r. Nicolaides at No.
HOG street Last Thursday night the store
was entered and robbed of sl2.50. Policeman
Kendall investigated the case and arrested the
young men named Yesterday they were tried
in the Police Court on q charge of housebreak-
ing and 1t came out IN the testimony that one
o. the men was put in . dungeon and while
there be confessed
They were he'd in $500 bail each for the
grand iury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03
Enjoyable Entertainment.

Last night National Commandery of tine
Golden Cross gave a musical and literary en-
tertsinment TO its friends at Potomac Hail.
South Washington The commander. Dr. Chas.
Allen, gave short address on the purposes of
the order. Then followed recitations by Mrs.
Dr. H. L Leach and Mr.. s. III. Jacobson. solos
by Miss Rossfy and Mr. Ben Taylor. Miss Kess-
ier. Miss E. Behrend and others, Duets BIZ the
Misses Fitzhugh, Messrs s. H. Jacobson and
Chas. Taylor and others Refreshments were
enjoyed- Grand Commander j. Fl. Ehle W.
II. Pope and nearly all of the osicers OF the
Grand Lodge were present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03
Condensed LOCALS.

Harriet Hardee has. by Belva 4. Lockwood.
fled a bill for a divorce from bed and board
with Robert W. Hardee. Tie charge is aban-
Comment.
today remembered Mr.. krouse. the crier. and
Bailiffs Stewart and Barker With cash presents.
Company G. Sheridan Rifles. fifth battalion.
last night promoted Second LieuteRant John
Fainter to its captaincy and elected Sergt.
Daniel W. Michigan second lieutenant. Both
officers have the reputation of being energetic
and capable.
Messrs. DrexelI & Co. have, by J. Hubby Ash
ton. filed a suit against the Judson PneupStfic
Street Railway Company to recoveESttSS.OO 900 on
notes given September 19-ani-21: last
About H3sSc,c!ock l5st night Belt Line car
struck at 9TH ;1r'i p streets northwest by a
cable car and knocked off the track, but no one
WAS injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03
Boys Charged With Arson.

Three white boys, Samuel Luckett, Otto
Flarson and Anthony Essig, from ten to fifteen
years of age, were charged yesterday in the
Police Court with arson in making q fire on
one Of the sand boats OF Mr.. J. b. Lord at the
foot Of 18th street on Saturday last There
were four boys in the cabin of the boat, but
one Of them escaped. The court said he would
not hold the Essiy boy, the youngest, but was
inclined TO hold the others for the grand iury
in Sl00 bonds. Mr.. Lord stated that he had no
desire to prosecute the boys, but did not want
his property destroyed. The court, after Civ
ing them some good advice, allowed them to
leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03
EXCURSIONS, &c.


QoMIs, krRnpEAN PARTY FOR 1871. MEssRs.
~ WARREN CHOAfE co. announce tl,s <ynplea
ton Of ali srrsn,senents tor the sungr-.rp TO tnroe
under tfe ~ .~a -rs a<ns~nce of DIR. L.
z Noonis. In dis A.slceD Years sxrerfence in con
ducttnx and directing European tours be has the
conndence and esteem hundreds who have had the
pleasure OF scconl~nyns him. The short Tour Party
Will leave New iork June IL and include Ireland.
Scotland. Enysnd. Bsirlun. the Rhine, Nureluberx
the Warner Festival, Heidelberg Psrs and Antwerp;
due in NeT York Anu .. The Long Tour Parry
will leave June 20 and niude Scotland England the
Kline. the Warner FESTIVAL, the Tyroiesn Aiounains
venice, Florence. lnile. Naries. the itaian LAKE
SMrzer!and, Paris. a.. due in New York sept. -
The party will be tnsr TIE personal care and super
VISION OF DIR. LooHis and las assistant, MIR. ". H.
Choate. from New iork round TO the homeward
fSrkation. and will he al no time chErve of
or foresn conductor for circulars giving all T-rtcu-
lars address WARREN CHOATE CO.,
ie2l-sStu6w 40 Iltu ST.. Washington. DC.
MOUNT VERNON, THE TOMB OF WASHING
IVA TON.-UEtil lurtner notice the pa atis and
steel steamer ChAk.Es MACkLl:s IA. will leave her
wharf loot OF lth St. daily, day follows
Leave for MOUNT VkkNON at 10 m. Arrive "a
Mashinaton at 3 J m Fare round trip TO MOUNT
VERNON, including admission the ,lrans on an |
grounds. 81. Elegant IN Charles Mac Is er
The Charles Manchester vii asO make river landings
az far down rs Giyluont. landing also at MARSHALL
HALL koins and retufnnx. Fare. round trip. =,
cents lo3-al l. l. BLAKE. Captain.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAraH's- = Carleton Opera Company in
"Ciaude Duval."
NA-IoSAL--ROse Coghlan as ''Peg Voting
tor"
HARRIs'.-''Nell. the waif"
HERMAN s.-Rentz-Santiey Burlesque.
ACADEMY OF NUsIC-''Gods and Men,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03
A New Condemnation Necessary.

In the matter of the Condemnation Of a lot
for the use Of tine government-the bureau of
engraving and printing-Judge James yester-
ttay oveTruled the report Of the auditor and set
i. ASIDE: Consequently new order Of conden-
nation Is necessary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03
Doua1As & Bno..
Q NINTH ST.. rxrxnoozAx BUILDING.

OH NINTH st.. IkTkRoCkAN BUILDING.
Rscosnisng the fsct that indscsnsnss srs required
to Overcome inconvensnces resulting from bui,dinS
operations. closing Of sidewalks, &c.. VIII o6sr dis
count Of 10 psr cent On al cab sa,ss un. furshsr
notice.
The dspastmsah covsesd b. this sais includs
Hosisry. a al kinds. GLOVES. coRsETs. RIB
SoNs. LACEs. KNBnoIDERIEs. EXTRACTS,
FANS. MUsLIN end MERINO UxDKRwRAR Tor
IAdiss. Mtssss snd ChndFsn. KNIT SKIRTS. BAL
MORAL sKIRTs. STAMPED LIMExs. CHINA
sTLKs. INFANrv COATS. DREssEs. sLIPs.
sAcoUHs. uATs. cara. mrTKNs. UxDEn-
WEAR -. -. - ~ vsl1AnSwn suH1fy - shs
sssas eGssa ~ =. n csansceksa viEh - lsv pxlsss
sna sssn alsssunH. ahsulA - s11eme - csuus :
l.Hs npns 49, shDh nusest>ns.A1seh- -
ss'vsn.s> r~xm 6S~
ooCeLAs MP.
~ ioal-1gN1 sTl
-o51Es
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

FALr SrocK
OF FOREIGN coATrNos, vEsrINos.
SUITINGS. OvERCOATIN0s AND TRoUs-
ERINGS RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO
ADMIRE FLkST-CLASG TAILORING AREIN-
vITED TO INSPECT. ALL GARMENTS CUT
BY H. d. bAkk. III PA AVE, AkE GUAR
ANTEED Az oA Ok xhA CUhhECl STYLE
OH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03
CITY ITEMS

Try Sample Sack Of Our Flour, A5c.
Fancy Patent 40c.. 75c. and &l.50 sack
Pure Rye Whisky, years old, CSC. quart
Preserves, 25c. jar; Brook Trout, s pound
cans. Soc. p. r. Wr1soN,
mh3-ta 93l It'll st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03

The Metropolitan Wesley Zion Sabbath School
ct its annual election last evening elected off,
GERS as follows: II. II. Gunnell, superintendent
Jas Taylor, Mrs A. e Hicks, Miss s. Neaie,
assistant superintendeats; Miss l. Countee. Sec
Rotary; Miss r. Clarke, assistant secretary: NJ.
VI. TAYLOR, treasurer; A Turner, librarian; y.
Gunnell and j. Buchanan. assistant librarians:
Miss F. Hammond, organist: Prof T. g. Furby.
ehoristsr: DIR. p. d. Brooks, J. Colbert, r. Du-
laney and VIM. Bowie, ushers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03

CHOICE Lor OF FURNITURE and Steinway
piano will be sold tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock at residence No. 1911 Q street north
west by Thos. Dowiing--AdrL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03


Inc fortunate holders OF he shares Oh me secona
series can have them redeemed NJ FRONT OF INtiNE
ZEN eENi vel anhuin- That i 20 say ha'ins Iaio
81 Per month Tor one hunar-d months 'el"p, wecAn
no" fiNe slp ior theih. az so prohi WITH the
plNieHe OF continn'ns Two sears onser tSA-sl. ana
rr-NhH s9u henehner TINS IN not promisr out
an pFrlor nance. ofoesh' aho"' hS ths s'rctes'
ecoh"S shc te lTactie OF pam business pfin,iiles
Az Sous " lndueenl-hts are heid out " the I'M
scrufuous 10 "herde the conhnns out OF Their money
os iaee ioises' Ahathe mex thihf you near OF them
.i,s s.e, nsse ~ll Az tne pro'ee's anu
iei, 'heif ohents 10 mourn their sbstnce.
We hs,sreen IN busness nine anu a half wears and
~. ..,. l -. anI as. -sof ouf =
800 ieNis " an in'etss' anu 81
foNp o. nearly s.i.co. We pay . per cen, per an,
- - uuH On sl~'s, pAs Ioen's nrst "epoa'
20 i.oie sha .',e. us' any SUM IS sinai ss
% an sEln. . peI EN- n"rrfsa' ana =, IN, n-Atane
:. o., p~s' - ~'e s'~'ea' L. 'r' osn' yer
-n'.@',. ,.,,.- 60.
,,,,, ~, eA -. ~ A''ns sre sr.nu 500
Cor the mutual Isnsn, Of =. the %s%Srs not rro@i.
place for your sayinss and rood rate Of interest 60
everyone looming the .ssogiatiou An our STAR.
which are advanced On and thoss which sr mot I'd
sh,r.s can n. ALL, ., an ,,,..
s sna y.u ,a s m any from - 70
without notlce; We assist our members 70 acquire
and easy terms as follow. siso to ..~h ss.r. rar.
.a m e. monthly; $50 on sh.,s' payment. slo;
shares. payment, $40: 5000 on 10 shares. payment,
go m, %onihy; and 20 On Ihs:s Payment. continue
..s Ss v. s'.s e: .na
1ss Of the Of Si s our 's s
On, oscs is :, s Ii,n ~ ,r ,,,,., $3.50,
o. ONE ~ 30 80. LIN ~ sha our resulsr monthly
Msrea = ''''''s'
c. Q. DUNoANsoN. LEWIS ABRAHAM.
Prv-idsot. vice Prs.ide.t-
T. g. sAAro Tr...u,... JOHN 0s s.sS;,,rv.
cHAs. BAUM, cHAs. W. scHEiL.
WIN. II. GOODS. wM. P. SEVILLE.
A \. MEEkER. VIM r. HIILrER.
@. BANkEs BRooKEs. Directors.
.., A' rs, nh a. a csIl At ,e',,.
.->-,.- -. Se'ee- ~ oe,.e-..s
EhANA d. fELoxzht
the Washington Stock E.ch.nrs'
Deals in Topographic. Merv.nthaier, I~nston ryps
and ''hsr unlisted Stocks having . local character
ruru,s0., ,0,orm.,,o. an an ,oo., ,,v..,m.,,.
TSInEIITI
+
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
sl3 AND sl5 Y sT.N.w
h. u. be-, plan devised for securing . HON.
NO AUCTION OF MONEY.
sdSsncsd ssrss ii sf man sRn az ssSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03

0C,LEvEI.ANp's BAKING pow
ODER ALWAYS MAKES DE-
LICioUS CAKES. COOKIES. CRUL-
LERS, SALLY LUNNs. SPONGE
CAKE, SHORTCAKE, BREAD, BIS.
CUT, BUNS. PIES. PUDDINGo
AND PASTRY"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03

Fresh Egxa every one guaranteed) for sale
With your regular family order, 18c. dog.
Finest and freshest Coffees and Teas in the city.
IT. II. q p. MHrzGKR AT 7th IT. NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03

Special Prices for Pension Day.
Knee Pants, 42c.
Childrens Suits, reduced from Is to $2.26.
All our S12 and SIS Suits, only SITS.
such Clothing you never saw sold 90 low and
our S6c. hat is worth s1.5O. Call and zee fol
yourself ut H. FRrEpLANDER's,
1t 9th and sts. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03

A HEALTH HrSr.-Protect yourself from these
changes by taking Douglass emulsion Of cod
liver oil and hypophosphises. MKxrzs,-Idrf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03
DRY GOODS.
New SrRrNe Goops.

We are daily receiving sprine supply Of Novelty
Dress Goods in all the fabrics in sprnSr eects
Figured and Plain China Silks. French and scotch
Ginghams. Wool Henristtas. in the ne shade also
full line Of Table Damasks and Napkfns ali gr.des
Linen Sheettnss and Pillow Linens. Hemstitcbed
Towels.
H00k. BRO. 4 CO..
fslS+u. tn. sAt3m Ix2sFa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03

Arrival Of New Spring Fashion Reviews
at the Domestic SEWING MACHINE AND PATTERN
Rooms, 18th and NV. and 4th and Pa ave. g.
e. Send cent postage for highly illustrated
fashion plates. fe27-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03
LAsssunaH & BRo.s
DAILY COLUMN OF STORE NEWS.

DAILY COLUMN OF STORE NEWS.
THE ATTENTION
OF
Those contemplating buying true BAR
GAIN IN SHIRT WAISTS 10 called 10
this SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
ALLFLANNELs and OUTING FLANNEL
WAISTS. PKRcALE WAISTS. LAUN-
DRIED AND UNLAUNDRIED. WHITE
LAWN WAISTS and . variety Of other
Waists that formerly sold for &c.. Csc.
&c.. &c., 96c.. will be sold for this week,
commencing Monday. March 2, at tine uni.
form price.
46c.. 46c.. 46c.
The above are for ladies. Sizes, So, "a,
81. 80.
For Misses age, 12 to Is.
For Boys age. to IA.
Early purchasers are sure to obtain choice
of patterns. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03

FoR Law or commercial printing go to Nc
GILL L WALLACE, Il07 NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03
CONDITION OF TIE WATER

Temperature and condition OF water at 7
am.--Grea. Falls temperature. 80: condition.
~ Receiving reservoir. temperature Al. Con-
dition at north connection, 36; condition a,
Fouth connection. s; distributing reservoir.
temperature, 40: condition at iriuent gate
honse. 10; condition at efiuent gate house, 10.
High tide in the river, II pm Low tide in
the river, s0i pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03

DR.. c. w. Benson, the well-known Balt-
more Specialist In Skin Diseases and Diseases
OF the Nervous System, has opened an Office in
Washington, .. c., for the treatment Of all Skin
and Nervous. Diseases and removing super
fuous hails, warts, molss marks, tumors and
all blemishes. DIR. Benson or his partner. Dr..
day from $50 am to $50 pm. at their Office,
l2l2 u Ut. NV. n22s, tu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03

'.BsoxoprxE cures headache. 25c--Adrf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03

& &C C ERfs E =! =. +
e. e. f f F F + y I.
= a 4 E F F.
AT
VII BoEKE's.
BEGINNING MONDAY MORNING AND
CONTINUING FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
WE WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING
Z GOODS AT PRICES NAMED:
Scrim, &c. yard; Cretonne, 12,Sc. yard;
Figured Muslin. lOc.
Pongee Drapery. in solid colors, l5c.;
figured. 12kc. 1jc. and l8c.
Satin Finished Crstonne, 45c. Tapestry
Border. DC. and lOc.
Window Shades. in all colors, 2 yards
long. with fringe, Nc.
A lot Of All-chenille Portieres, in solid
colors and also with Dadoes. fringed top and
bottom. only few pair Of each pattern, at
So. 10; prize was IS.
IL pair of Silk Curtains. %. 95; price was
o.
A few pair Of Embroidered Muslin Cur
clean them out. 34.So. Ft
A lot Of Nottingham and Lace Curtains at
half price.
Hassocks. 25c. and 35c. Goatsiin Rugs,
s1.85.
Velvet and Moquette Rugs. q inches by
IL yards. 81.
2Ginch Smyrna Pug. s2.45; 30-inch,
%. 45i 36-inch. s4.45.
Tapestry Rug. best quality. s.3x10.s,
for ola.
Tapestry Rug. best quality. 8. s.14. for
1 Tapestry Rug. best quality. s.3x15.7.
for eco.
Tapestry Rug. best quality. loyox16.7.
for s34.5O.
Velvet Rug. g. 3x12. fer sl9.75.
Brussels Rug. S.3xl2. for s23.
Moquette Rug, S.3xI2. q. for S25.
And a great many Others.
BEST ALL-wOOL FULL-wEIGHT ART
SQUARES. 2H yards by yards, e593;
3r' yards, $3.50; 3xsh yards. s7.sS; 3x4
yards. 80.
IsPAHAN AND BYZANTINE CARPETS.
9x12, for sl5.
BEST ALL-wooL INGRAM CARPETS,
55c. yard.
EXTRA QUALITY TAPESTRY BRus.
Sells, T5c.
VELVET CARPET. s5c.. AND BEST
MOQUETTE. Sl.25.
One Suite Parlor Furniture, walnut
frames. upholstered In crushed plush. one
chair slightly imperfect. Tor $3.50.
lua 2y,ito Init
In Sultan plush. S47. 80.
One SUITE in Silk Plush, eos.
One Over-stufied 5piece Suite In Broca.
telle. trimmed with fringe. 5l37. so; was
GIGS.
One Large Turkish Suite, 5 pieces, in
brocatslle, trimmed with heavy fringe.
$lG7. 20 WAS 500.
Same Suite in Handsome Tapestry, for
$l27. so; was $50.
One Large. 3 pieces. Turkish Suite, in fine
satin damask, with handsome silk fringe.
Sl73; was @2:,,5.
5 Chamber Suites. antique and sixteenth
century finish. cheyal dresser Reduced
from $50 to S2I. 70. 2 Suites old English
oak chevsl dressers. cut from $40 to
$3.50. The best made el9. 50 Suite ON the
market. 2 Massive Antique Oak 5-foot
Sideboards, large French bevel plate,
&87.5O. cut from $50. One Antique Side
board. Tennessee marble top, $3.50. from
go. Ono 5-foot Antique Board S47. so.
from sos. One Solid Cherry 5-foot Board.
two large French mirrors. 952. 80, from
S15.
REMEMBER, THIS SALE Is FOR ONE
WEEK ONLY. AND FOR CASH
ON OR BEFORE DELIVERY.
W. II. HOEKE,
's2stso4t 9Th and n svs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-03

FCssEIL's POPULAR Ice CRKAn is better than
ever before Order quart for dinner at li27
New York avenue.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


KrasAss f HFy xssal s sPE2SIF! H1ArIk
IAis vssk-LAdisss Matinee ThursdAy.
RENrz-sANrLxY
NOVELTY AND BURLEsQuI coMPANY.
A SENSATION N PARApIsE:
Ths Statue Scene from the
''cLEMxNcEAU CASE"
March e-Irwin Bros. Bic Speciality shsv nhe-@
a LBAUoH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
s-s-, One Week Only
W.T.. cARLEToN's OPERA COMPANY.
In the following Repertosre:
Tonisht and Friday nights. also Wednesday mat
inee. CLAUDE DUvAL Mis Winston - Claude
Duvai; Misc Alice Vincent - Constance.
Wednesday night. CLAUDE DUvAI-Mr Carleton
- Claude Duvai. Miss JEANNE Winston Constance.
Thursday night. THE MIKADo-Mr. cArieson -
the Mikado. Miss Winston - Nsnki Poo. Saturday
matinee. NANON.
Saturday nisht THE QUEENS LACE HANDLER
cast.
Next wesk-Mr. BARNES OF NEW YORK mha.f
GRAND cELEBkArISx
ROBERT EMMET's BIRTHDAY,
Under the auspices Of the
IRIsH-AMERICAN UNION,
At NATIONAL. RIFLES ARMoRY,
@ street near eth northwest.
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH T. At sP N
BY eminent public speakers. Music. sonss
IN frsi.Hd in'IfS sas o. 'n'
USfAAA14hHhKsfhEP a S5E9 2ET| kEEsoass
TEN P bSd
SPANISH. FRENCH. GERMAN OR ITALIAN.
lis Ladiee and Gentlemen
Ast fsfa TX RSk iIiisfi sss T SS
FRIDAY. MARCH s. Al $50 P.E-sXND I'm.
MASONIC HALL. Col. OF AND o1Hsrs..
- Vt. RICHARD = RosEsrHAL.
author q fSe sa s5ssen % Aa'
II AkRIs BIJoU THEATEk
Mrs. P. Harris R. L. Brtton and T. +. Dean. Prspsi-
etors and Msnagers
Week commencing Monday. March 2.
Enlargement Of the Talented and Beautiful soubrse.
SUSIE HOWARD.
In Her New Play.
NELL THE wAIt."
Next week-DANIEL BOONE. mh2-s
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE
This wesk-Annual arrangement Of
ROSE
e. 6 s : IS Is: liz +. 4 H.
Under the management of Augustus Piton.
IN REPERTOIRE OF LEGITIMATE COMEDY.
Monday and Tuesday Nights and Wednesday Matinee.
Fee Fec T wSEEESsTSS:
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APoINT FOR YOU.
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FROM WHAT YOU HAVE HEARD
OR READ. THAT
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