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Boston symphony Orchestra.

The f,,,-,l 1900. -, ~ - g,
-. u 'o '."PnonS
orenes'ra' gwen last evening In Lincoln Music
Hall. was OF exceptional interest. The orchestral
numbers were of unusual distinction, while the
solcist Vladimir de Pacbmann Tho en,inor.
,,;or;st 80 ~, e.. ~ W.
-" '''' n''' "ppe"i"nce WISH
,ngton- U0iaIisrA overture TO PrometheUs
Douiu, which opener the program Is the
hIoS' receh' Prouuct Oh the composer genius,
anu SHOWS upon nrst nearing the admirable
qutues US wen as the lalhngs OF ms later
yeiS: IL Is il'rAeu u! niuch diGhity anu
mummy az 'iNl; Poih'r' ..hu Is ihheeo IN many
resPects Worh Oh hroiounu impressiVeness,
proper 10 lnterPrer .ne SUBJECT OF the COM
poser choce. Inc WORK, however, seems
scarcely 10 give the impression OF logical.
homoseneous Wnoie, though conched through
out Ia inc inost spien.uo orchestral dlctlon.
Inc supstiIuuon OF Deethovens seventh Tor ms
thiru symphony was undoubtedly grateful to
very many OF the audience 10 whom the later
worn was Ine less lafhiiar' Mr. Nlklsch read
ing nao mucn IN IL 10 chaiienge admiration
anu 10 eompel .housht, olnerlng as IL DID In SO
many rsspecls rom tne traditional renderings.
me nrst lheSro, lor instance, taken SO consid-
erap! sioMer shsn customary. gains meas
urapiS in sisniheanee anu In character. while
We man! points anu silieh. eHeets winch MT:
NIAlscn Aeeh insight constantly ehcited
stamped MS reaoinS as one OF marked orlgl-
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Death of DIR. Vim. II. Faulkner.

DR.. Vim. ii. Faulkner, who was well known
in this city, died Thursday. the 18th. a. Water
vile, Washington state, of heart disease He
was born in this city in 1853 and attended the
public schools until he arrived at the age of
sixteen years. when he took up the study of
medicine. Receiving an appointment as doc
tor TO the Indians he served in that capacity
for several years at Rosebud. Fort Randall and
other places. He then settled in Washington
state and entered upon private practice. His
body will reach this city about Monday. March
2 and the funeral will take place from the resi-
dence OF his sister. Mrs. Ingersoi. IA L street
northeast The remains will be buried in
Coagre ssional cemetery beside his father, who
was buried about four months ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

The members OF the Sons Of the Revolution
enjoyed a banquet last evening at wo-Inley's.
Ex-Gov. Carroll presided. The occasion was
tue annual banquet in celebration of Washing
tons birthday. Toasts were responded to by cx-
Gov Carroll, Rev. DIR. Douglass, Capt. d. NJ.
Taylor, U.S.A-, Frank Hackett and others.
Among those present were the following: Capt
Culiom OF the marine corps, Admiral Rowe. Hon.
John A. hing. Col. GoodIoe. Mr.. Gaillard Hunt,
MIR. Greer, Mr.Arthur Golisborough. Lieut. Car.
roll Mercer, Col. Lewis blackboard. Lieut. Dayen-
port, Mr.. Preston Sands, Gen. Rochester, Mr.,
yevett, Admiral Greer. Mr. r. II. Golds5orouRi.
Mr.C iiiey. Mr. Lewis J. Davies. Mr.. worthinRton.
Mr.. Webb. Mr.. Franklin Steele, Mr.. Chauncey
DIR. Archibald Hopkins, Admiral Franklin,
Or. Jewett, d.. L. X. Goldsborough. Mr.
Brooks. Mr.. J. B. Abbott, Mr.. Jewest, Gen.
Rochester and Capt. Callom.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The first Of the four lectures of the Lenten
course at the Church of the Ascension was de-
hvered last night by Prof. Wilson. the subject
being The Cathedrals Of England" Notwith-
standing the bad weather good crowd was in
attendance and the lecture as well as the-pic-
lures we're thoroughly enjoyed. Nearly all the
famous cathcdrals were shown and with each n
brief and instructive description was given add
ing. OF course. greatly to the interest The
next lecture. on March 5, will be by Prof Frank
II. Bigelow on Life in the Argentine Repub-
lie"
Gods and Men" or "From Mt. Olympus to
Washington" is the title Of a new musical
comedy to be presented at Music Hall next
week. beginning Monday. 1t presents the hu-
morous side of national questions and il full of
music. nirth and political satire. Tickets ut
usual prices at MetZerott's and box office.
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ANACOSTIA,
THE JUNIoR rIFLEs,

A body Of juveniles have organized them
selves into military company to be known as
the Junior Rifles. The minimum age Of re-
cruits is thirteen years and the maximum SIX
teen. These sons Of Mars will strike terror into
the enemy with parlor rifles Officers will be
elected ut the next meeting. Following is the
roster: Charles Entwisle. Maurice Arnold, Ar
thur Emo, Thomas Leonard, Arthur Tew. Maui
rice Haines. Warren Tolsor. Joe King. George
wright, Harry Armstrong. Milton Fillins. Harry
Kelly, Charles Stangier. Edward Frisbie.
IMPROVEMENTS.
The building association has begun the cree
ton OF an eight-room cottage on Jefferson
street. The contract price is 90, 900 and the
architectural design unique. Prof. D. E.
Messer Is building an addition to his family
homestead and also putting up fine house on
Jackson strect.-Mr. p. Hardigan is adding
several rooms to his home.--On the dav OF
the celebration Mr. b. H. Warner remarked to
DIR. A. NJ. Green that that event had enhanced
Anacostia real estate Is per cent
FIRE AT FoREsTvILLE.
The house OF George Blaine near Forestville,
Prince Georges county, was totally burned
Wednesday evening while the family were at
tending "a vestry meeting near by, This ia the
third time Mr.. Blaine has suffered loss by fire
since his removal from Pennsylvania to Prince
Georges, about sixteen years age.
THAMES FOR COOPERATION.
At the last meeting Of John A. Logan Post,
No. ID, GAR, resolutions were unanimously
passed thanking the military and civic organi-
cations. the citizens of Anacostia, the members
Of Logan Relief Corps No. Z, and lady assist
ants for their cooperation in the Washington
birthday celebration.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. F. E. Norton has resumed his residence
here.-Mr. William H. Arnold has returned
from Falls Church. Va.-Mr. John Hall of
the Hamilton road has been granted a pension
OF sl2 per month, dating from July 8, 189O-
Mr.. William Il. Dorsey, for many years identi-
fed with the mercantile interests Of Anacostia.
has accepted position with prominent Balti-
more frm.--Mr. William s. johnson of
Jefferson street is convalescing after a two
months sickness Policeman John +. Reagan
has been transferred from the fifth precinct
proper to duty at the sub-station here.
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Hancock Commands En.erto,rm.,,

A social and musical entertainment was
given last evening by The members of ". S.
Hancock Command. No. l, at the hall, It'll and
l. streets. and was largely attended. Lunch
baskets provided by the ladies were sold to the
highest bidder and their contents furnished
the refreshments. A musical program was
rendered and dancing closed the evenings
pleasure. During the evening honorary men-
bership buttons and certificates were presented
by Past COMMUNICATED N. A. Dillon to n
large number of ladies and gentlemen who had
won them by selling twenty-five tickets for the
entertainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

This morning between and 8 o'clock there
was lively fight on Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween 18th and 18Th streets in which colored
Ian and woman were participants. The man
was getting the worst of the fight when the
Officers arrived. for the woman, who was intoxi-
Gated, was breaking an umbrella over his head.
Icilc-men Helan and Moore arrested the bel
Hserents and II was all they could do to get the
woman 20 the station She gave her name "a
dannle sha" and the man was Charles Green.
me -29ni-r was locked UP. but the latter was
released on - collateral. which wa. forfeited
IN the "olIce Court this morning. The woman
Was tried and insd 81
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Transfers of Real Estafc.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: s. A.
Kent to A. Crane, jr., parts and 8, 50. 1853;
g. A. Crane, jr., to Stella A. Kent same
property; e. A. B. Cropley to A. NJ Barr ct
al. lots 10 and IA, So 50, Georgotown; s. HE.
Davis, trustee, to Rebecca A. Armstrong. part
I0T. ID. Il l.. sub Mount Pleasant; 81 ,9Gl 40.
A. Britton 70 L. NJ. Criswell, lot 80, blk. 43.
Holmead Manor: 20 200 r. N. Harper to Caro-
lyn Harper: sub ID, SO. 725; g. F. C. Berry
man to Jos. Reilly. lot II, blk 26, Brooklnnd:
$40. NJ. Mcclure. trustee, to E. H. Thomas
ct al. in trust part /, So 4G9; s.. r. Proctor
to J. w. Bushby. sub ~, SO. 442; 81 500. L. III.
saunders to TT Norris ct al lots 50. COZ; s5O5.
J. 4. Arms to Mary H. Eager lot n. Blk 8. L. &
BIS sub Mt. Pleasant; 2,l00. A. Fisher to
G. j. Bessler, sabs 159 to 161. SO. 40; g.
J. W. Harper to Giles ]. Patterson, sub Az. 50.
$50 8. Frank Tweedy 10 same, sub 48, do. g,
f. Quincy Smith to Mary Alice Selby, sub 80,
So, 33I: - 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27
A Sextet Of Prisouera.

When Richard Nolan entered the Police Court
this morning he was at the head of procession
Of six prisoners. From the effects of drinking
South Washington whisky Richard was ex-
tremely nervous, and when arraigned Oh a
charge of being a vagrant he plead guilty.
sixty days.
Peter Collins was next called and like the
charge against his friend he was charged with
being vagrant without visible means of sup
port. He simply nodded his head and went
back with Nolan.
Charlie Lancaster, South Washington COL
ored boy. was next called for profanity in an
alley in his part OF the city, and for being dis
orderly on street. He plead guilty to both
charges. and went down for thirty days
The fourth member of the sextet was Jim
Taylor, who denied that he was q vagrant but
the policeman gave evidence against him, and
the judge recognized him as having been before
the court some weeks ago. He was given
sixty days.
Frank Sloan was arraigned for the violation
OF District ordinance and he plead physical
disab ility an excuse, but he had been drink
ing beer his excuse did not work, and he was
fined IS.
Wayman johnson. colored, brought up the
rear end Of the procession. He was charged
with being a ''vag," but the judge let him go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

Yesterday Judge Bradley in the Equity Court
male decree of divorce in the case of Lila
fitzgerald, nee Moore, against Thomas Fitz-
gerald Ihey were married in Spottsylvania
S0'intv. Va. II 1855. and sne states he left her
IN lsoI q look for work. but has no. returned.
After telling her that he was going u marry
again he married Miss Smith in Cleveland
Ohio.
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Music for Tenleyforn-

About twenty musicians met last evening al
the residence Of ar. L. W. Parks at Tenley-
town, ID. c., and organized band to be known
as the ''Tenleytown Cornet Band" Mr.. J.
Cannon was elected president, with Prof s. C.
Phinrey. leader: Mr.. NJ. Nicely, sergeant; Mr..
+. RELY. treasurer. and Mr.. j. f. Shoemaker,
secretary.
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THE COURTS.
EQUITY CoURT-.]

EQUITY CoURT-.Iadgp Bradley
acknowledgements agt. Fitzgerald; d.
vorce Fitzgerald agt Wynnc; decree taking
bill for confessed and order for appointment
of guardian ad litem. Walker agt Water; or
der for appearance Of absent defendant. Hume
agt. Reed; decree pro confesso. Gunton agt
Zanzinger; leave granted to withdraw Neale's
petition. Hansell agt. Chapman; leave to answer
granted.
PROBATE CoURT-Jui9e bradley.
Yesterdny-Inre estate Of George II. Baldwin,
deceased; petition of Annie NJ. Baldwin for i'd
ministration filed. In re will of Mary
Fenton: petition of B. Kurtz johnson for pro-
bate Of will and letters tc elementary filed.
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Real Estate Matters.

Mary Van Riswick has purchased for % 600
OF James a. Stewart sub 10, square 49, is. 20 by
lii feet inches $ between 18th ard 10th
streets northwest.
Z. b. Purvis has bought for $500 OF d. s..
Fisher sub 50, square 207. 20 by 140 feet on I4th
between II and streets northwest.
Robert Portncr has bought for S17.25O of W.
V. Marmion lot 10 and part IA. square 800. 30
ieet inches on Maryland avenue and y6 feet /
inch OH 18th street southwest.
John I.eitch has bought for S8.31744 Of A.
c. Clark subs and 2. square 112, Georgetown.
each i3oi by l36 feet on . between 30,h and
31st streets northwest.
Fannie y. Davis has purchased for s. 800 of
T. $. Kennedy sub "a. square as, IL by 10 feet
on Z between Sd and 4th streets northeast
The United Security Life Insurance and
Trust Company has bought, for sc, O5O, of W.
Z. Edmonston ct al, subdivisions 70, "a. rs,
square $40. l6l5 by 1l2 feet each. on AZ street
between \ and . streets southwest.
Jane Ward has purchased for si.5OO of J. d.
Henry sub $50, 81. 1904, l7.25 by 57.75 feet cor
ner 18th and Linden place (between q and II
streets) northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27
Now Is The TINE

Now Is The TINE
TO PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
To purify your blood and forty your system against
the facilitating effects of spring weather At no other
season is the bitter taste in the more
the breath offensive the drowsy dizziness SO FIRE.
qncnt. or that extreme tired feeling SO prevalent
Hoods Sarsiparilla is Just the medicineto
BUILD UP THE SYSTEM,
Purify the blood. cure bousness and headache over
come that tired feeling and create good appetite
EARLY last spring / was very much run down had
nervous headache. felt miserable anil all that. Twas
very much benefited ty Hoods Sarsaparin and rccor
mend it to my friends" Mrs. j. NJ TAYLOR, lIl9
Euclid avenue. Cleveland Ohio.
JAGGED OUT.
Last spring was completely .aSgcd ont. Nv
strength left gnd felt sick and miserable all the
time. 10 that could hardly attend to my business
took one bottle OF Hoods ssrsaparills. it cured
ne. There is nothin, likeit." r. c. BEGOLE editor
Enterprise. 4" Belleyille, Mich
RUN DOWN.
I'm the spring my whole system was completely ru,
down. Two months ago l began the use of HooI,s
Sarsaparila and after using two bottles And my sp-
petite restored. my nervous system toned up and my
general health greatly improved" GEORGE BRATT.
6allfpolis. Ohio :
N. B.-Be sure to set
HOODS sARspAEIILA
Sold b. al drussisss q six for - Prepared only
by Q. l. HOOD CO.. Apothscaries. Lowell. Mas.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

AIBaUoHs--National Woman Suffrage Con-
ycntion-
NATroNAL--Rosina Vokes
HARRIs.-''Grimes' Cellar Door"
kEEsASs.-Howard Burlesque Company.
Masonic HALL--Dr. Rosenthars Language
Exhibition-Free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

NEARLY one THOUSAND PEOPLE witnessed
Prof. j. Z. Diapers musical and dramatical
entertainment last TUESDAY eve at Ebenezer NJ
E-Church and came away filed with delight. He
il a natHrsl-born actor and captures any audi
e=re he appears before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27
H.Ts FOR SPRISe. 1891.

Broadway style silk hats. 50. 80.
loumsns style derties, in black and colors.
Oar 81. 30 ami - derbies are the best We
have ever shown.
T. g. LEwD & Soy, 0ne-price Hatters and
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hed roush and oily skin prevented Or crred by chat
srsssess Of Ill skin bsauiners. the cUTIcURA SOAP
incompshe for the skin. uneQualsd for the toiiet,
and without rival - an infansils soro. Poducesths
iovehssf' vhitest. eissrss skin and so(test hands
Warranted aisoufsly pure Sale ns.sr tAsn I'll oShs
skin Soaps combined :
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Col. McKibbiu Of Pennsylvania Dead.

COi WcAiDDiu OF FennsyIvAn1n Dead.
Col. Chambers McKibbin died in Chambers
burg. Pa, yesterday aged ninoty-two years. Col.
Mchibbia WEE proprietor Of the Exchange Hotel,
Pittsburg. In ts4s and postmaster of that city
from 1915 to 1850. He was subsequently pro-
prietor Of the Merchants Hotel and the Girard
House. Philadelphia, and assistant treasurer of
the United States a: Philadelphia. In politics
Mr. Mekibhin WAS democrat and at one time
represented his district in the state senate.
He was the most intimate personal friend of
Gen. Simon Cameron. he leaves two sons-
Col. Joseph McKibbin Of Washington and Can't.
Chambers Mcksbbin OF Fort Sheridan. H.
anu ono daughtcr-Aliss Mary. His sixth son
Gen. ID. B. McKibbin--died in Washington two
months ego. Col Joseph McKibbin left YES
terday for Ciambersburg to attend the funeral
which takes place on Monday.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEw L UKKIsu Barns

th't. MILLIONS ,Wa 4 IT. NV, THg
elA sirifi'N 1rs; class u.n.r s.sstlerry IN Vs.
.As-..h "a cofl> o. s.l.Hu; -ssst.lTfs Tuc-ls,z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

'-NsSIToU." the finest sparkling table water
and ginger champagne in the world. An abso-
lately natural mineral water that creates appe-
lite. aids digestion and tones mp the system
generally. CHARLES kaAENER, 73T 9Th ST NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

J. W BorELyR & Soy have only few left of
those decorated Engli-h dinner sets that they
are offering at half price.
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CITY ITEMS.


unprecedented Attractions
Anoussnas o. aonArs
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN lea Co..
f3l 9TH St.
between Il and Il nv.
Every purchaser of
Our famous Teas and
check emitting the
consumer TO either
eash-china ware or in PAYMENT
for Teas, Coffees and sugars.
No uncertainty-no delay.
NO" IL tne unae 70 ouy.
tne same time get
an. inc pest soocs at
and warranted to give satisfaction.
s, uiiinS rooHis,
can save money by
buying our goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

Short breath, Palpitation, Pain in Chest
Weak or Faint Spells, DC, cured by DIR. Miles
New Heart Cure. Sold at
MERITS DRUo STORE l0l4 at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

I'VE vell-known firm OF johnson Brothers
fCp2ly more families with fuei than any one
LTln in the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

VISIT The EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
fSl-tj5 Mass ave n W. Telephone s25-2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

ToxoRRow ruH LAST Oar or THE MosrR
closing day of Mr.. Moser's very successful Sec
ond annual exhibition. This will be the last
opportunity to see these pictures, none of which
win be removed before the close, on Saturday
ats o'clock The '. g. Fischer art rooms, sac
18th street, opposite the treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL FIGHT L. u SATURDAY.
For the District OF Columbia MARYLAND and
Virginia. continued cold: brisk northwesterIy
winds; fair weather, slightly warmer and fair
Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

GEORGES BUSIoy AND CoES SHIELDS are the
best in the world. Gives ins.an. relief to
tenderest feet Visitors in the city are invited
10 call and get sample free Parlors, Ills Pa.
I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27
HeL.f, a Waterbury CIoek.

Yesterday morning a; an early hour house
Si4 18th street was entered BIZ thief who got
of with gold watch ard chain Tie thief left
a Waterbury clock on the window s;lI. which
he doubtless had stolen from another place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

Pure Rye Whisky, 5 years old, Csc. at.
Port Wine, full DTS. med use. Soc bot.
Fancy Pat Flour. 40. 75c. and 81 so SIX
Cond. Milk, 12c.; Salmon, 2 cans 25c: Var.
mouth Bloaters. Boneless Goldfish, do. Sardines
1t P. r. WILSON, 934 7th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

Highest Grade Imported.
Red Hand Allsopp's Ale, bottled by the brew
ers, Messrs: Samuel Allsopp & Sons, Limited,
Burton-on-Trent England
For sale by n. W. BuRcHELL.
1Q30-f6m,u 1928 = st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

Arrival Of New Spring Fashion Reviews
at the Domestic SEWING MACHINE AND PATTERN
Rooms, 7th and H NV. and 4th and Pa ave. g.
E. Send l cent postage for highly illustrated
fashion plates. fe27-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

Dog Collars and Furnishings in great
variety. D. N. WALFoRD's, Az Pa. ave. it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

Superior Old Rye Whisky, 81 per at. bot.
Pure Old Rye a years old, 75c. at. bot.
IT. III. i p. MErzaER All 9TH st. NV.
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&. >. SgEDD < Bro

IIto III HAtfIIC'.
lamps. fancy shades, porcelains,
gas rtnges and heating stoves
49, Jth st.
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'BSonopISE" cures headache. 25c.-Adut.

The SPECIAL SALE of ladies' underwear Mt
the Palais Royal terminates tomorrow evening.
See advertisement on the fifth page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

"Rockbridxe Rye, {" finest made. "a per gal
Ion; 81 quart bottle. LYNcH's, 40l 9TH St. n. W
s1-m&f,tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

THE very essence Of foo6-eondensed to the
minimum such is Iiebig extract of malt. Fo-
the weak and ailins. use, 6 for sl.25. Mertz's
-AAlcl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

A Laughs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Sale of seats now in progress for W. T.
CARLEToN's OPERA COMPANY,
In the following Repertoire:
Monday and Wednesday. CLAUDE DUvAI-Mr
Carleton as Claude Duvsl, Miss JEANNE Winston as
Constance; Messrs. J. x. Murray, c. A. Bigeiow. W
II. Fitzgerald. the Misses Vincent, Langdon Wisdom
and others.
Tuesday. Wednesday matinee and Friday, CLAUDE
DUFAL-Miss Winston as Clande Duval. Alice Vim
cen. as Constance; Messrs. Murray Bigelow, Fitz-
gerald. Misses Lancdon. Wisdom &c
Thursday night and Saturday matinee. NANoN-
Mr.. Carleton. Miss Winston. &c.
Saturday night. THE QUEENS LACE HANDKER-
CHIEF. The entire strength Of the company in the
cast fso,.,
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srEcIALTIEs IN FINE BUTTER.

The Darlington The Sharpless-
The Four Leaf Clover.
and S-pound boxes packed for family use.
jones L. OYsTEE-
Office cor. Penna. ave. nd 9th St.
,t,rL., Cell 9th st. wing Center Market.
125 Northern Liberty Market
Telephone No. 27l-3.
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THr Anx.scE SEEING SrrIrs

I NJ NIFiN-E NikiNf- NTNIES
II hats are now ready. The qualities are
such "a will please you, and the prices will meet
Your views
HENRY FkASc & SOS, One Price,
Cor. It'll and ID SITS. NV.
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The chief dependence of those liable to sud
den colds is DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Csc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

An Invention Making Sewing Pastime,
Wheeler Il Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight. Its use enraptures
Office 437 9Th street northwest dlI-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

Yous eyesisht sl:ited. d. HKMrI.En's. 453 Pave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

A 9th st. Clothing House.-We are SELL
ing an Atwood Suit, S7.75; worth Sl2. A Fine
Wool Black Cheviot, latest cut sells all over
town at Sl4. we will let go at $3.50; Children's
SUIT, EAU; worth $3.50. Overcoats worth from
S20 TO $50 will 60 at 81 and 80 each, at II.
FkIEDLANDERs, Sc. cor. 9th and L SITS. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-27

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