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b. HI. Srrxrxrrz & Soxs.
I237 Penna- svs. through Alb 18th =

We ARE SELLING ALL OUR FURs AT RE-
pUcED PRICES. WOOL SEAL cAPEs FOR els
AND seo. AsTRAcHAN cAPEs FOR SIS AND sls
IMITATION SEAL. go. sle. sl5 GRAY KRIM-
MEt. els. AND OTHERS JUST AS CHEAP. OUR
cAPEs ARE MADE By THE LEADING FURRIERs
or NEW YORK AND ARE OF THE BEST MA
TERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP. MUFFs. BoAs.
COLLARS AND TRIMMINGS WE HAVE LARGE
STOCK OF FURsIEEvEs INAsTRAcHAN AT g.
o. IMITATION SEAL. s5, WOOL SEAL. Co.
Flush JACKETS ss. $40. els, sao. PLUSH
sAcQUEs. els. sa0 81. SEAL JACKETS.
sAcQUEs AND cAPEs AT VERY Low PRICES
FUR LINED WRAPS FOR CARRIAGE AND EVEN
ING WEAR. ss5 TO sloo xs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05

MOVEMENTS OF SnvER.-The issue of stand
ard silver dollars from the mints during the
week ending January was s456, ,474. The issue
during the corresponding period of last year
was s339,699. Shipments Of fractional silver
coin during during the month of December
amount to S9l6, ,287.S0. The issue during the
corresponding period Of the preceding year was
SS74 sol 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05

CONTRACT AwARpED.--The contract for the
erection Of an Office and residence in the Hot
Springs reservation, Arkansas, for the use of
the superintendent has been given by the Sec
retary of the Interior to VIM. T. Particle Of this
city, whose bid was 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05

THE PRESIDENT Has APPROVED the act for a
public building at Bloomington, Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue, S789, ,76O; customs, 1851 ,5l4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05

FIRST LIEUT.. ]. L. CHAMDERLIN, first artil
lery, stationed here. was today ordered to joir
his command at Pine Ridge agency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05
A SHORT HONEYMOON.


Married an Actress Friday Night and Tried
10 KIN Her last Night.
DESvER, Col, Jan. 6-The honeymoon Of
Banker Dow's son and Milhe Price, the high
kicker Of theatrical company, who were mar
ried here Friday night came near ending in q
double tragedy last night Dow's father has
refused to hsve anything to do with him or aid
him financially. He was TO have left here
this morning with the company, and several
creditors hearing Of this had the young man
arrested Saturday on . charge Of Obtaining
goods under false pretensea. Last NIGHT ths
couple retired to their room ct the Windsor
Hotel about 10 o'clock. Two hours later the
door WA thrown open and Mrs. Dow rushed
down the hall, clad in her night robe, scrcam-
ing murder" at the top Of her voice. The hus-
band followed and fred q shot from his revol-
yer at her. He thsn re-entered his room and
attempted TO blow his brains ont, but was over
powered before he could make . second at
tempt Noone knows the cause Of the trouble,
butit vas probably over money mstters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05

RA SPECIAL AGENT OF NEW YORK
Life Insurance Company assets over
$lHO UOo 0D) Is authorsed to offer special terms to
less than SlUUUU.
II you desire to avail yourself Of this unusual oppor
tunity address Box :3Ss, City. ia2-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05

E~THE CAPITAL TRUST COMPANY.
aSsS:.s,,.l, i,nsoIRSra'ed ,s sspssl1ser * lSS u, r.
Tsmpos5sTy oiass d1,sy sis g 2. & ssTss AYE Sc
ssseses..s. ss,s 4 HENKi Ii K sIMTs0Nx S0x
We buy sell or otherwise nerotiate notes. secured
POST allowing interest," issue eertscees % a IF
deos,t villa interest at approved rstes purchase
oseT 1ss ss With sne ssls improve or In any
Haynx located our office in the eastern section of
profitable opportIn1trs offered in this rapidly % I'M
LIoynx PORTION and W. solicit the patronage of al
John Ca,nmack. Edxard B. Hushes.
wtiiiain u. Csmpbell. lhSIiias J. kIny.
Albert Carry Henry A. Lnger.
Aaron = wood Arhinald N. McIachlen-
ch.ries % chr,stiani Christian 1beOPhilus Z Rosssis.
SNPPI.,Sr1 NSi.S ? .v G.s1; IT, i, Esnfy simpson.
J. B. Grezy Gusts. Join Mcor-sor
Andrew frs9 jane. s'n.sssaG L. Bsrbour. d1e,m
E~IAfoKTANT NOTICE
GAS coNst MERs.
he siiy BY which ,hey psy their gas biis during
iHE NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK
THE WEST END NATIONAL BANK.
THOSE ONLY viii he entitled to the discount Of DE
oei:I NxsHiSGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
EUNIoS CASH REGISTER COMPANY
Have opened Washington nee at at6l0Fra.w,
where the General Agents re prepared to SHOW
TIE BEST. THE MOST SIMPLE AND
ThE MOST ACCURATE
CASH REGISTER
In the market.
"A TOTAL ADDER"
At HALF THE PRICE Of other registers
Lw.~
tion. price. &C.. apply to
SIDETTO 4 RAINIER,
Sl4 4 st.nw
General Agents District Of Columbia,
Maryland and vtrg1nia
Terms made to suit purchasers dl3-1m
RDR. NICHOLSON, AFTER PURSUING
~. special Collegiate strides nervous diseases
snd ss ass1o ssasss ass ana
n Tssrs M 81 ns s,s sse'ed = .'a sSsssss the pas
T EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING zoos ST.
Assets q. is0 GOAL
once hours from am. 70 $50 Pm daily. On
the nrst Wednesday In each month the Office viii b.
oIsn from TO O'Clock PM Advances will be made
Promptly at O'Clock. 1hs 1ah issos o. stock il
opsn Tor subscription-
Shares are e.. 90 Fer month.
el.000 advanced On each shara
Pamphlets explaining the Oh ects and sdvantaees oi
the Associsnon srs furnished pom apptcstion-
THOMAS soNKRvIIIR. Prss1
JOHN JOY KpsoN. ssc'y. NJ
AL INTERESTED IN CHRISTIAN SCI
~ eore healing invited to call af l4:S4 u "
ave, room - On1ce hours. 9O to l2;:O. Bible class
sunday = y TaAks 1hursday evenings q O'Clock.
EA NEcEssIrY-AN ENGRAVED
~ CAkD cOrrestly InAue shows rehne-
,ssss ,ssss, q o., ,A.ss; ,;, 4 Prsssns To-, ISr Z
and last Tor years. See
6EDNEi ROBERTA r.,
knzTAvers.
MIN Aos l0tn - near 0as O0cA
E~wN- BRUCE akAY
- ARCHITECT.
a.s rynovsd his of1ee 70 ths Aanns buildine,
n-1'!>m l:S6 - ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05
EXACT FIGURES.

EXACT FIGURES.
Advertisers having bought publicity
are entitled to the proof that they have
received it. The STAR recognizes the
business Of this claim and gives belowa
statement of its circulation for the past
week, sworn to by the treasurer Of the
company. 1t is noteworthy fact that
the newspapers that deny the right of
the advertiser to know exactly what he
is buying usually indulge in the loud
est bluSeer as to their circulation-but
the figures Gf given) are always "about
30 much" and are never substantiated.
Statement of the circulation of THE EVENING
STAR for the week ending January 8, 1891:
MONDAY, December 20, 1890. ..... 31,75e
TUESDAY, December 30, 1890. ..... 1880
WEDNESDAY, December 81, 1890. 0.... 81 ,937
THURSDAY. January /. 1891. .......... 3O,93O
FRIDAY, January 2, 1891 22,65S
SATURDAY, January 3, 1ss1......... 36,.O8
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l95 500
Daily average. 32,G34
corresponding week 1890. 3O,S36
3 soiemnly swear that the above is q true and
correct statement of the circulation of The EVEN
ING STAR for the week ending January 3, 1891.
FRANK B. MOVES,
Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Co.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this fifth
day Of January, AID. 1891.
JOHN T. C. CLARK,
Notary Public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEN,
~ bers OF the Mutual Protection Fire Insur-
ton of nine 90 trustees the ensuing year.
will Le hed at the Office OF the company, 1887 Tenn
sylvania ave. NV. on MONDAY. january ~, 1851.
Folis open from 10 an to PIN. The following Is
the OF the operations OF the company date
January ., 1891:
Amount Of Insurance. 81. .e3s. los 90
company. ny......................... lB,3al 6
Cash on hand ;.;....a.;....:..:-..;. S.lS4 %
(present valued. ................... 1858 90
Losses by fire during the year............ 247 Is
tas year. ...:.,:..::.,........ 5ss 20
1t JAMES Il. FITCH, Secretary.
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H~THE AMERICAN SECURITY

@THE AMERICAN SECURITY
TR o ANY.
CAPITAL. q. .25o. eco
Under act of Congress approved October I. 1890.
A. T. BRITTON. q. J. BELL.
President. 1st vt,e President.
Treasurer. I'd Vice President.
GEORGE E. EMMONs.
Secretary
DIRECTORS:
A. T. BRITTON. JAMES g. PAYNE,
JAMES E. FITCH. NJ. W. BEvERIDGE,
W. 8. THOMPSON, CALEB j. MILNE
HARRY +. WEST. WILLIAM NJ. COATES,
ROBERT DoRNAN. CROSBY 8. MOVES,
WILLIAM WERNER, JOHN T. HERRELL
HENRY s. LoUCHHEIM. MARTIN +. NORRIS,
{. J. BELL. JOHN s. JENKS.
II. NJ. PARKER. ALAN H. REED,
CHAS. C. DUNCANSON, 8. s.. SHARP
CHARLES PORTER. DANIEL DONOVAN,
A. A THOMAS. BENJAMIN H. wARDER,
JOHN X MCLEAN. MATTHEW q. EMERY.
HENRY A. WILLARD. HENRY F. BLOUNT,
JOHN N. HUTCHINSON.
ALLOWS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS OF MONEY.
payable by check without notice.
Authorized BY law to act as Executor, Ad-
nailistrator., all.. Guardian, Trustee. leceiver,
lions or individuals
teed inSestn. ..i,ts FURNISHED, IONS Secured nv
firss E1sis in the DISTRICT Of Columbia Bought
interest and absolutely secured.
Essspf lss sS Sr Kept wsSut hsu
4Gas, benesoisni Sr otner INSTITUTIONS and as
Bsn,s % Of 6,Orp9rq,is,ns. !, Paying Their Divi-
sale Depos.t bcxss For kent with the most
modern safeguards.
rTnsurpassed facilities for the Storage Of
Plate, valuable PapeyS. Furniture
other Valuable Goods at our fire-prooi Ware
wss,. Ss and and sssIs sss MS Ihn,sssn iqys.
N~HOTEL JOHNSON CAFE-DTAMOND-
nnS5 1sss ssraIn' high grade oysters ana
@fHoar raE fhEfbEkE EaiSESFI SfI bsKffN5Sli.n RSIN5Eli
W W x,xn.,,co CHICAGO. Dee. %. 1885,
9f ARTISTS s, 1t i1s asy eF,s
sa both a. musical
Sratulase YOU mos heartily IN your success. ''"
Yours with great respect
helm GIUSEPPE DEL pUENrE.
| insurance = ! .In senerai agent Rr the New YORK
trS HF BsSEny of HfR b Sqa
Al EA1s e 1Js your nsur
Rooms ~ anu IA. Glover building,
l41Y + 1T. NV.
R@SAAIRs OF ALL NATIONs, BY John
~ Phillip Sousa- For sale by
W. q. MElZEROTT CO.,
2lw lii0 st,
IK< kEaovAL-
THE NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE COMPANY
Isnov located in ms new once.
NO. 0ls STREET NORTHWEST.
Onhcers-
HENRY D. TOwLES. President
CHAkLES u. BAILEY. Vire Irenident.
= NOBLE ID. LAkNER, Secretnry
el-1w CHARLES n LAkNER, Assistant SECRETARY
E~wAsHINGTON AND GEORaETOWN
49, railroad Bonds. On January q IA5}l a - :}D
A. H. Muller son. rionecYs VIII sell 1lO OO0
OF the last inus OF these bonds bearing interest,"
per cset per snnun. st the Heal Estate Exchanre 80
Liberty st. New York City, by order Of Frznk MOI
exesutor estate unatby O. Lane. deceassd-
R-SDR-. SAMUEL I. SCOTT, DENTIST,
- , xeeId ,s.r.ctsuLy inform @ y. ir,snds and
Hv. = I SSi-in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05

R~wHo IS YOUR LAUNDRYMANs
r0LMAN (successor to Dexter STEAM
LAUNDRY, 49l to $50 ST. NV Onick
work without extra charge. Try our plan
A postal from you will bring ons Of our
wagons to your door. ta.3-:sw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05

STRAwS SHOW
Which way the wind blows. Watch
them and 20 with it. When you find
three persons using Gang sawed Lunn-
Ter to one year ago you may know
We have made success. Go with the
rest. We alone keep Gang sawed
Kiln-dried. Bright n. C. Boards
You are losing money by trying TO
head the other way.
LIBBEy. BITTINGER 4 MILLER,
MILL WORK AND LUMBER.
jas 9th st. and New York ave.
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3
This association has opened subscription books for
the eighth issue Of stock, payments which be
made daily at the office T. s. Yesrott. treasurer.
1907 Penna ave. The Home, which closes its seventh
year with December meeting. has continued to in
its business its present assets largely exceeding
those OF the previous year Shares 81 each per month
tained the additional monthly payment therefor beng
but u per month. The average amount loaned per
share during the past year $175. being in
crease over previous year.
An amendment to the constitution increasing the
terest allowance in settlements and redemptions from
d to y per cent Will undoubtedly be adopted at the
meeting OF JANUARY 49, at Wilson'S Hall, 8. W.
of Penna. ave. and 18th St; at pm.
THOMAS DOWLlNG, President.
". b. WETZELL, Secretary,
2l31 ST. NV. jaj-:}t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.


- UNIOS STEVI.TFS NEFE M ps 4 : CT :
Mondsv. araee RefSr,n.d chnrcb mr. 1:.th IL
RI; ave and 2 st; Tueslay. Memorial Lutheran;
Avenue Christian iria.y tiiteenth Street Methodist
Epscopai Services ut 30 p III. led BY the pastors
--oFFTcE OF TjJF MrTU,I FIRE INsTfR-
~ ance Company Of the District Of Columbia.
rba mssIgs1m, ~ M, January sis & +, InSI.
GO,4Pspy e ,hs pis;ria q SSgnI;a WI Ps hsid
instant At the ONCE of the Company. corner Of Penn
a M
ss tn- charter Of the coz me esGon no Of seven
OF the company, Is required to be held at the above
s1 ie sixth ar,ic. of the of the company 4,
the rst sas,ue S 10 orasr sIa 5e the appointment u
ton in accoriance with the act OF Incorporation BE-
Amount nie ef p1eaS III notes held Sy d the
Securities 1895 g
heal sale estate; -, '4y39 "
Iosses e by 'fie fre fas9 ior a the year isy0 ad
sss snn%aI i% :.s.msn viii be ready for dis,fbaon
at the oiaee of the eSrppany % by ths IIth a instant
e-SS,td .. Wesley BoIELEK, Secretary
RETTE CO Of u Waslnet6n hm Rhoa san he sns- NIB
f2E I c6AfE NE es St JOIN e.
aSSesTi5z ;ss. s:as sssTf AND LABOR; rzp5sssD ,ss
snee orsanlz.t,ons, win have reached is eleventh
AND CLAIM AIToR-
49, neys printing at lowest rates.
Iee,sl Df1e's. Gc page All WORK guar
an'eeu sAtsSae'ory'
pypox q .n.,so p-
n6-3m 5I2ll;h NV
- DFPaRTNF1T NJ FVEs nm TIF DIN
II -SsS SUErAhI i ~ EN- I CLEhhS AND LIE FSb-
NlCoLL .THk iAlLok 6i.s6i1 lennsyyania ave-,
M ster JANUARY l. 1891. close At p. Ill., saturdays
e1ceited 1a.S-3t'
- GFORGETOWN NASONTf, HAIL ASSO
ciatiou-The annual meeting OF tie stocS-
holders OF the above named sssocistoa ior the Lection
Real Estate. Losns and insursnse business VI 'Ne
,;o777,7, 70 49, " 51;els; 97asSlMi
PETITION and order therefor Si be held At the home
InS,0n nj, L, ,S; & on lhs SECOND DAY OF FEBHbAAY.
ef said company and take such action in reference
n n TrsrEp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05

CARHAsr & LErnrs
JANUARY SALE
VIII place sale case Of Extra Size and
Weight MArseilles Bed SPREADS at sl .25 Well
worth more moccy.
Mems Un.Aunaerssi Shirts made of New York
Mills muslin; linen bosom AMI bands con-
tinuous facin<s: sizes. IA to Is hfst-class
Shirt, and the price only SOC.
No. o Still better UnIaundered Shirt. made
to our special order. Nothing could bs added to
IT, Price, &C.
One lot of Pure Linen Oatmeal Towels, size
l9x46. with fancy borders Only 12xe. less
than they can be imported for.
Special Value
6o-tnch Cream Dansask Table Linen extra
quality; only JOc.
CARHART & LEIDY
~ ees 7th st. and 7O6 st. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05

R~WANTED-IF THE YOUNG LAWYER COR
49, his successor) who. while. searching for
heirs OF one Nathaniel Adkins Atkins -Jidier
the revolutionary war; served in Virginia regiment
visited Thomas q. Adkins, = musician. New York
Slty in April. 1891. will communicate with the said
Thomas u. Adkins, band master. National Military
Home, Dayton Ohio the Information then sought for
can be afforded them. He, the lawyer, supposed
at the time to have resided in Washington. d. c.
H~,SAyE YOUR MONEY,
~ AND PUT 1T IN THE PERPETUAL
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
S5O2, ,057. 06
SURPLUS AND INTEREST FUND. S67, 469. CO
ESTABLISHED NINE YEARS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RSMETROPOL1TAN BAPTIST CHURCH
- 6th and A SITS. Me-, Rev. Green Clay
Smith. pastor. holds revival meetings every evening
this week except Saturday. Come and help this good
work ja5-.ns
xSMITHRAS LODGE OF PERFECTION, A.
- and \. Scottish Rite, will hold stated meet
ing in the Cathedral on TUESDAY. 9th instant. at
y. m. Work: tth, 9TH and Sth degrees.
1a9-4 ALEXR II. HOLT. 3ad deg. Secretary.
RSEVANGELIST CHAPTER OF ROSE
49, Croix. A.. and A. Scottish Rite.-A special
meeting Will be held at the sanctuary of the rite on
TUESDAY EvhNING, 9th instant. for the purpose
of receiving petitions propos tIons. reports Of
Iuttees and balotng for candidates By order Of tile
wise master. ALEX. II. HOLT, I'D decree,
RSUNION COOPERATIVE BUILDING
49, ASSOCIATION.
Notice is hereby given that a special meeting Of the
stockholders Of the above association will be held
WEDNESDAY, February 4, 1891 at z O'Clock D. M,
At Carroll Institute Hall, 6(2 st. nv
An amendment to the constitution will be proposed
and all stockholders are expected to be present.
By order Of the board OF directors
DAN'L DONOVAN, Secretary.
ja5. @, 10, l3, IL, 20, "a. .27, 3l,f34
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05

R>wASHiNGTON MARKET COMPANY.
DIVIDEND NO. 2S.
dividend Of forty cents share has been declared
the capital stCcx ot tins company payable at the
office Of the company in Center Market and after
JANUARY 1O, 1851. SAM II. VI. CChhIDEN,
Treasurer.
Washington. D. c., January2, 1891. ja!,-tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05
PROFITABLE SUBJECT TO STUDY
NONDAY. JGauarv S. IaSl

NONDAY. Jaauarv S. IsSi.
The more men know about Life Insurance
the moro new business the Equitable will
do. We say the EQuitAble because the morU
you know about tue VARIOUS companies the
more you Will become convinced that the
EQuitab.e 10 the beet ''ererv-dar- t-ths-vear
around" company In the world. The enor-
NOUS amount Of new business written 6y
the Equitable the past year us90l eoncin
tnocx,ept oubssct OF LIE Insursacs. in~e
ality the Equitable has no competition. tor
81 Ia. long since been recognised a. Hoe
AGED company. but it has paid. q pay
ing. and will continue TO pay ~
pOiicy hoidsFs tAs tovpest diptdsnds. ~
large n the incresss has been in eixhtscn-
ninety We ere dsesruainsd 10 eclipos Il fn
niuoey-ono.
DOWES HALL.
Ths HquissSss ~ A.sussncs soeisty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05

DOwES 4 HALL,
Ths xqu1tShle L1le Assurance oocl6ty.
5a5 lSc0 y -. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05

RSDR. NICHOLSON, AFTER PURSUING
-. SPECIAL Collegiate Studies nervous dis..as ses
ana ueztrnent by electricity Las returned resumed
and its racce to nervous diseases and electricity
With which he has achieved Elcn the pusi
n1 years IN Washington. Otn;e. uO4 l2th q. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05

lf-S The redtLer is likely to be fair; siighti,
~ rdrDaeT; n0ythpesteTin utRds.
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8~HOTEL JOHNSON CAFE-DIAMOND-
Dinner parties served. ia.,-tt
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-06-06
CHICAGO.
The Worlds Fair City as Viewed by
The Appeal Man.
Compilation of Number Of Happen.
uRs among the Afro-Americans
Of the Second City of this
Glorious Union.

| Mr.. L. Brooks of Logansport, Ind,
spent Monday in the city.
Mr.. J. H. Phillips of Little Rock, Ark.
spent week in the Windy City.
Mr.. Geo. Woods left Thursday for lSt.
Louis to attend the spring meeting.
Miss Mary Anderson has been ap-
pointed as clerk in the pension office.
Mr. Chas. Demming has accepted a
position with the c.. M. & St. P. R.R.
Mrs. Mary Hardy LETT Wednesday to
visit friends and relatives in Paducah.
KY.
Mr.. S. Thompson and M. Chapman of
Kansas City, are doing the town for few
days.
Mr.. f. G. Dishman, prominent citi-
zen of Joliet favored The APPEAL with
call this week.
Mr.. L. E. Christy, editor of the In
dianapolis World, was in the city this
week and called at The APPEAL office.
DR.. VIM. Beacham of Birmingham,
Ala, spent few days in the Metropolis
the guest of Mr.. NJ. G. Cowan 250S State
street.
Mrs. H. Miller, of Evanstown and her
three beautiful children have been
the guests of Mrs. W. R. Boaz, Chicago
Lawn, for two weeks.
Miss Pauline Perry of Portland, Ore, :.
who has been attending school at Ober-
lin, stopped a few days with her aunt
Mrs. Mary Smith 1929 Dearborn St.
Harry Hill the oldest child eff Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hill, died at the residence
of Mrs. Hill's mother 1902 Armour Ave.,
Sunday morning the 3lst., and was bur-
led Tuesday June End, at Oakland Gem
etry.
Mr.. Ben. F. Talbot, Attorney-at-law
at Wilmington, Ill.,, and one of the heirs
that is suing for five hundred thousand
dollars worth of real estate at Logan
port, Ind, spent a few days in the city
the guest of Mr.. Robert Miller, 25l9
Dearborn ST..
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-06-06

were laid to rest last Wednesday after
noon. The funeral services were con-
Quoted at St. Paul's chapel. Elder Cot
man delivered the sermon.
The Summer school will have no pic
mic for the scholars this year. Prof. O..
NJ. Waring does not favor them.
We are lead to believe that several
new branches of study will be added. to
our High School department next term,
and that the Grammar School depart
ment will be separated entirely from the
High School.
The excursion to Kirkwood given last
week for the benefit of the Manual Train
ing school proved a grand success. An
immense crowd attended and quietly
listened to addresses made by Prof. P.
H. Clark, DR.. Wood and Mr., Hale G..
Parker. Mr.. A. W: Wilkerson, superin-
tendent, expects to have the school open
by the first Of September. Twenty-Five
scholars have been enrolled already.
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The Pence Opera House.

That splendid specially organization
Harris Boston Vaudeville Co., will con-
clude the regular season and their week
at the popular Pence balance of this
week ending with matinee and night
performance Sunday, June 7th. There
is not one act in the entire show that is
even ordinary, but all are features. I'm
mence hits are .beiDg made by Sablon
Jules Keller, the Ceulson Sisters, EN-
merson & Cook and Harry LaRose. tits
clean, clear and thoroughly attractive
and is an elegant finish for Manager
Hilton's successful season.
Friday June 18th "Jim" Hall, who
fights Fitzsimmons in July will give an
exhibition at the Pence. The same
evening that well-known heavyweight
Billy Woods Of Denver will stop any To-
cal man in 4rounds or forfeit 500, and
other attractions will be seen. Get
seats now. . .
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The Future Great.

Mr.. Willie Macklin has returned from
Cedar Rapids, Ia. He returns in Door
health. " + 's&.@-
1t is whispered that several of the
graduates will have receptions given
them after June 18th.
W. 81. Farmer, Counselor and Attor.
ney at Law, and Solicitor in Chancery,
will practice in all courts. Office, lii
Clark ave. J..
r First class job printing of all kinds
done at The APPEAL office No. 1902
franklin avenue. Rates reasonable and
satisfaction guaranteed.
The funeral services of Mr.. Edmund
A. SHE were conducted at the residence
on Scott Ave. last Thursday. The grief
expressed by his wife and daughter was
very touching. .
Mrs. Richard Barrett and her little
daughter, Mamie have returned from
Kansas City where they we're called to
attend the funeral of her sister Mrs.
Carrie V. Jones.
The remains of Mrs. Charles Cara way