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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

Last evening the Williams College Alumni
Association of Washington and vicinity held .
meeting for the purpose Of the election Of
officers Of the association and consideration Of
the advisability of having a banquet 1t was
decided to have dinner about April l. Officers
we're elected as follows: President, Stephen J.
Field. 81. justice of the United States Supreme
Court; vice president, Francis E. Leupp, 20;
secretary and treasurer. Ernest W. Young, 81;
executive committee, Francis E. Leupp. 20.
bald Hopkins. '62. and Jas. B. 4. Upper. 81.
The retiring president of the association was
ex-senator John ]. Ingalls,, IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

LARGE WALL PAPER SALE-Latimer Sloan
viii sell at thsir auction rooms, l407 q street,
on Monday morning. the 18th instant, about
goods. Thev re.pecttullv c.9 tsg "A es;a en- \
The dealer and consumer to this large and I'M
por.ant sale.-Adrt az
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

Are in t. nth the greatest skin cures. blood puri
ners and humor remedies Of modern times
Sold everywhere. Price. CUTICURA, 5oc. SOAP.
2oc. kESOLVENT. u. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
sTSend for How TO Cure Skin Diseases" "a
pages. 30 illustrations and 100 testilnonialn
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PERPETUAL BurLprSa Association,

For the past ten members. friends and the
public have been accustomed TO hearing from us
through the columns of THE STAR Of the gradual
progress and develo ment Of of the best managed
and most successful building associations in the coun-
try We are not advertising for business-merely in
forming our friends Of what doing The TO- 600
people who pecuniaily interested with us are so
advertising and recommending that our business is
growing naturally by the merits Of system
as We can desire. During term Of life UU1, years.
we have handled S2.27.. ~ ID Of receipts Our
present assets s1s6,g2l 81 We have paid out to
our members in interest s73 4a2. 81 and present
expenses in all that time have been Oh sls $50 "a
less than 5000 per year. Our business has grown
from about 1000. received in the nrst month, to
10000. received last month last monthly receipt
Of nteres: being over s5Ooo and the expense reach
ing only s3a5. 40.
We pay ). and IL per cent per aunum. We are
now Paying our nrst second and third series with l.,
per cent per annum profit. Our FIRST series being
redeemed at its full maturing vaiue that il say
SEA paid in at one dollar monthly giving
600 ". or for e. 240 paid In shares We are
giving t2.0OS 20. We are paying 9 per cent per an
mum Tor special payments in advance shares, but
the board OF directors have had to limit the special
payments to not more than e5 600 from any one
member, with prospect that We shall have to still
further reduce the limit.
Our terms for advancing money are convenient and
liberal in the extreme and no follow: slJO for a.
monthly. ESQ for el0 monthly. Oh. OoO for ala
monthly, $1,000 for e20. e.. 100 SIS e. 600 for
$40 monthly. These payments inc ude principal and
interest," and are supposed to run 100 months or
s years. with privilege Of reducing the debt and re
ducins the monthly payments often desired by
the Repayment and cancellation of one or more adj
yances at time the whole Of the debt may lie paid
at once whenever convt nient the borrower
Remember. We have no branches in other parts Of
the country to endsnser our stability or retard our
prosperity Our business Of advancing money is con-
nned to the District Of Columbia and almost wholly
to the city of Washington. where we can have fulI
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FIVE THous.xp MIscxLLAxkors An,

FIVE THOUSAND MIscELLAxKors AND PRoFEs-
oloSAL Books AT AUcuoN.-Latimer a sloan
have now arranged at their new and elegant
auction rooms, l407 G street second noor, book
Department., large and valuable collection Of
miscellaneous books, also standard Law and
medical works. &c, &c, the sale Of which will
be begun on Tuesday evening next, March l, at
2 o'clock Catalogues can be obtained ct the
Office Of the auctioneerz-Idrt
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For q Mangled Hand

For Mangled Hand.
Susan Banks seeks through suit filed by ]. w.
Nichols to recover Of Frederick Colwell SIO, 900
damages by reason Of having her right hand
caught between the rollers OF mangle in de.
PENDANTS laundry and rendered useless on Feb
ruary 20, 1889.
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P.rlor Car to Old Porn. Comfor,.

Pullman buffet parlor car to Old Point Com
fort, via Richmond and e. and q. railway
leaves Washington daily, except Sunday, 1857
An; arrives Old Point 6:25 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

HOW TO SPECULATE
CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PRODUCE co.
CAPITAL STOCK. ESQ. 600 90. full paid.
SO NEW and SO BROAD Sis. N.Y.
Rooms A. \. 9. 10 and IL.
Executes orders in lots of 10 shares aud up on
cent margin. Daily and weekly stock letter and boob
now TO speculate. mailed free Especial terms out
of-town brokera) Direct wires To all exchanges II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

Guilty. With . Recommendation to Mercy.
In the case Of Oscar b. Chrismond. on trial
in the Criminal Court yesterday, a verdict of
guilty Of assault and intent to kill. with rec
ommendation to mercy, was found. The de-
PENDANT acknowledged that he fired the pistol
which made the wound when he was angered
by the boys tantalizing him, but that he had
struck one was accidental and he insisted that
anybody else would have acted in the same
manner under the circumstances. The court
In instructing the jury said that no one with q
particle OF manhood would have SO acted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27
Sunday School Ohicers Elected.

Last evening the Sunday school board OF
Hamllne Nj. E. Church elected the following
officers of the Sabbath school: Superintendent,
T. B. Towner; first assistant superintendent, G..
". F. Swartzell; second assistant superintend-
ent. E. W. Williams; secretary, Chas. E. Fisk;
assistant secretary, Paul Grove; treasurer,
Joseph r Quinter; precentor, Mrs. j.. H.
Mickle; assistant precentor. Mr.. W. Williams;
pianist, Miss Fannie Bischoff assistant pianist,
Mr.. Knowles; librarian. ]. L. Nuber; assistant
librarians, John ii. Muirhead Guy Davis and
Harry c. James Officers of the missionary So
President. Z. W. Morgan; vice president,
w. i. Alden: secretary, Edward Platter; treas
urer- j. Riffard Mickle. Officers of the temper
ance society-President, Mrs. L. H. Martin;
vice president. Miss Annie E. Wing; secretary.
Mrs. Is. A. Nash; treasurer. Miss Anna h. SWEET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

STORE YorR GOODS WITH LATINER & SLOAN
14o7 g St NV. Ne&test, cleanest and safes,
storage house IN the city.-Adrt
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w. NJ. Suusrrn & Sosa
9l9 Pa Ave

WE WILL OPEN TODAY ONE LOT BED
FORD CORDS IN GRAY, TAN. RESADA.
MYRTLE, BLUES. TOBAC AND BROWN.
ONE LOT TWEED CAMEL's HAIR IN
TAN, BROWN, REsADA AND BLUE Ell.
fEcTs. QUALITY UNSURPASSED.
ONE LOT BEDFORD GIN0HAMa
ONE LOT CREPE 0IN0hAAa
ONELOT MILAE6E HERE6Es. MA0NrFf.
CENT QUALITY. ALL THE NEW SPRING
SHADES.
THE ABOVE ARE OUR FIRST ARRIVALS
FROM THE NEw YORK CUSTOM HOUSE
THE CLOTHS ARE THE PHoPIR WIGHT
AND sTYLEs AhE ooRRkoL-
ONE PRICE ts.t.,
WV. snusrfa 1 soxs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

Tested by Time. For Bronchial affections,
Coughs &C., BRowN's BRONCHIAL lRoCHEs have
proced their efficacy by test Of many years.
Price Csc. 2l
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

nFFiCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DIS
- trict OF Columbia. Washington. d. T., Feb
rlary =. lSe2--io whom it may concern: The
commissioner oi the District of Columbia will hoid
= session on MONDAY. the 18th instant, at TWO
EioSk fer til. post oned hearing upon Senate
OIL! .4U TO define the route of the Baltimore and
ohio railroad IA the District Columbia, and for
other purposes" J. ". DOUGLASS. j. W. ROSS
W. L. kOSSELL, Commss.on u. c. fe2OJt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27
LOCAL MENTION.


FORECAST TILL HIGHT p n SUNDAY.
For the District Of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia, cloudy in the interior, rain or snow
on the coast; colder; easterly winds, NTH severe
gales on the coast; cloudy Sunday.
High Water. Low Water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

Full Of comfort for oil Pains, Inflammation and
Weakness Of the Aged is the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN
PLASTER. the first and only painkilin strengthen
Ing plaster. New. Instantaneous and infallible.
fe..4-wks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

WINTER CAnR,AoxA
full assorttnsnt q dArs(Asss
for winter use. compsistAs ebep-
ptnx Brsuxhsns, fhysieSASv
kroughsnis. xxsenssep iifSI
Broughams. Dsull Vese6ss, NcE
lin sCoaches. 0oyps Mackawayl
Extension front nueka WNSa NJ
passenger hockawAyN, hsSsa
.SOSSSs: x,s,s'is& sSsas; al
1he prvvailins uaylss Sna sbae-
lutely tho iaufee} seosk eksWa
Very low price, ~ yseAs<
ANDREW -; :: as;oros's SOMA
a.: II. iss IS si . .,,sn, ,o ss COM
EA,sL.T .PAsos Z, ssxxhA yA1sa ysoH
Kidney, Lave! and oehss abdominal dl6nAsE -
81 3 I sr ooe I'D = ~ - Sss..
{; SBiss g.: J. :ssiss 81 3; 3 z
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Pure Old Rye Whisky, 4 years old. 75c. at.
1t" METzGER 8 FINE GROCERY, All 7th st. NV

Fedora Dress Shields, Best in the
World. Mcssrs Woodward 4 Lothrop write:
We consider them the best in our stock. and
could not get along without them" fe13-s3m
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CITY ITEMS.


il recommended BY oil physicians s who have
usea y does not speak well oft tits because he
S !. mnSortnnate as to know nothing about IL.
~ Hunter Mcclure Of Richmond, Va, recon-
,,snds ;t~far and near. He gives il to teeth
ing children It corrects acidity and relieves
the little sufferer. Many is the case Of cholera
;nfantnm cured by Bear Lthia Water. He
gives il for acute indigestion and be gives it for
Cont. gravel and acute rheumatism. DR.. Louis
A. Sayre of New York uses it himself and has
been greatly benefited by it and recommends
it largely in his practice. We are ready to
furnish the names of hundreds of leading ply
sicians who say positively that the water il
truly wonderful. 1t
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FINANCIAL

TIE Prorur,s COMPANY.
- LIFE INSURANCE AT COST
..a@-
WHY PAY 600 PER YEAR FOR YOUR LIFE IN
sURANcE WHEN THE SAME AMOUNT OF
INSURANCE CAN BE HAD IN ONE OF
THE STRONGEST LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANIES IN THE WORLD
FOR s5s
Why leave your fsmiiy-your wife and chiidren-s
800 estdte. In the shape Of life insurance. when
the same yearly payment you paying for the
el0 900 insurance to the old system companies will
secure for estate your wife children double
the amount. saO 900. the strongest and most
cessfu life association in the world. Therefore secure
your life insurance in the
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION.
HOME OFFICE. POTTER BUILDING,
% PARK ROW, NEW YORK.
Under the supervision Of the Insurance Department
Of the state Of NewYork Issues policies for any
from 81. 900 to $4,000.
I; has already paid widows and orphan. Of its
deceased members death claims the amount Of
than ell. 500 OOo.Oo
1t has more than e. 100 600. 90 cash surplus
1t has saved its members by reduction Of premiums
more that $4,000. 10000
Its new business in 1891 exceeded ESQ. 900. 10000
Invites special attention to its new policy on the ten
year distribution deposit plan.
FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY OR WRITE TO
JOHN HOPPER.
MANAGER FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST Co
BUILDING. 1t
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OLD FOLKS PAINS.

Pimples. blackhesds. red. rouxh chapped and oil,
skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

Fits, Spasms, st. Vitus Dance, Drunken
ness, Opium Habit cured by DIR. Miles Nervine.
Free samples at Druggists Afr
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A CADENY OF MUSIC,


THE
sTopDARp
sToDDARD
LECTURES.
LECTURES.
MEMORIES Of the GOTH and MOOR!
The WONDERS of AZTEC LAND.
INSPIRING MOMENTS in PALESTINE
ENCHANTED -IoURs IN the ORIENT
Warned by its splendid in Boston. Philadel
PIMA; Thicaso. Baltimore and eiss whers, and by IN
S,oRTH announce that Mr.. sT0DDARDs new s0ur'
FIVE ILLUSTRATED LECTURES
Will be given in
THREE COURSES EXACTLY ALIKE. VIZ:
COURSE 4. Monday and Thursday Evenings. Marcel
3 GISth s p, Tuesday and Friday Evenings Marc,
COURSE Q, "Wednesday and Saturday EVENING"
March y. IL. ID, 10, .,a
March 10; ii; il. .MExi6o. 10. i. From Ii. Ri.
ana TT5oPis, trhe:e two lecture. res n. M SOD
Si Isssr .ussses s. tn,
kaYPr h ftS f faE II
HUNDREDS OF BRILLIANT AND ORIGINAL
ILLUSTRATIONS.
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
40 Stodaard lectures next year MI. stoddaras sb
sToDDARD TOUR AROUND THE WORLD,
Undertaken especially for
TRAVELS IN JAPAN. CHINA AND INDIA
COURSE TICKETS. reserved seat for ave lectures.
The sale Of course tickets iog all the begin.
OFFICE. Academy Of Music Only Ten Tickets 10,
each course to one buyer. fe24. ~. 2S,28
ME-. ALLAN DE c MUELLER. SUCCESSOR Tc
~ l. q. Msrini. Select school for Dancing. Masonis
C.rcniar So. At III. Academy. f.ao-,m.
.ss Iou., f:.': eve, n.
H. III ss rs;i:s:,ss,:
js27-wkslO4t
LECTURES.
| EcrUEE:
y OUR CHILDREN ~ HEAVEN.
Bs 's: REV 4 '1fss ( s iss ASfh'''d
oh1sss s! e Hs'E S's PsSss. Circle
THIRD LECTURE OF COURSE
RUSSELL H. CoNwELL OF PHILADELPHIA.
Subject:
AGES Es4. B az Sl th6Sd bps.
WEDNESDAY F.! kS w fHs "h MARCH .. 1892
Tickets. 80 rents.
For sale at Ellis L o s. y:,1 Pa ave feo1.4ts
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
DR. LYsANpER D1cKERMAN,
In the interest Of
MOUNT VERNON PARISH CHURCH
tThe Old Pohick church,
OF Virginia
subject-THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS.
UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH.
18th and L sts. NV.
TUESDAY. MARCH 1. 1892
ADMISSION ~ cents. Reserved seats. 75 centa
For sale at John F. Ellis Co.'S. g37 Pa. ave.
fe24-Ct
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To Honor the Star suaneied Hammer

To Honor the Star spangied Banner.
John A. Logan Camp, No. q, Maryland Di-
vision, Sons OF Veterans, have adopted reso-
luton that its members shall rise anA uncover
whenever the national anthem The Star
Spangled Banner) is performed by any orckes-
ira, band, vocal glee club or sung US a solo,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

LooK Look Look Lot free under suburban.
.-Adpt
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Az ISTEREsrISe EVENT

VIII be the photograph concert and artistic
whistling Of Mr.. John York AtLee at knights OF
Pythias Hall 9Th street between and l. streets
northwest on Tuesday evening next MANY
persons have heard phonogrsPhic reProduse,
tons, while comparatively few know now w.. VIZ
records are made. Mr.. Alice will preface VIC
entertainment with remarks on the meenan nrn-
Of the phonograph and will make and repro
duce vocal instrumental, whistling and di ,a,,
sion records The following most e1ce ,,, ~
talent will assist in making up program y,
novelty, instruction and enjoyment: Wise . n
l. Grady. q graduate from the pa hnr.,e piano
eny for the Blind, will render elaborase p,, The
solos: Prof. Philip Burkbardt ylE5noso on 81
sves;-toned either: Mr. Geo. o. se1s.; .s $500 ~
and others General admission n,,Sp iag. II NJ
and reserved seats, So cents. are ON az and at
q. MzrzERorT a Co lilo sn.ncing after
the hall on night OF concert
performance till LAS pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

TEE wHAR AND TEAR OF NEURALGIA, whether
facial cranial, Of the back or body. is enough
20 drive one distracted Neuralgia is the prayer
Of the nerves for food, ana the best nerve food
Sve know Of 10 d. HKNLKYs Celery, Beef and
Iron. All druruists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

Brvau dressed you should buy one Of
a. hs.ntifnl black derbies, real value double
'A'I rS.scx a Soy. One Price, cor. 7th and d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

Bro BAnaAISs in shoes Monday Last day o
Hoover 3 Snydsr's discount s.iey III Pa ay.-
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

lEMlTTS 1Al.l.i HO STAGES LkAtE 5lI
- 18th st n. W. at 10 ain. and = y. IN. Arlington
Soldiers. Home and Cabin John Bridge Fare round
triT, % to Toe. Zoo Park andlegxton buildinps De
lHll-ly
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Mas. CLrAvEIAsD

Mas CLEAvELAND
Tells the Story Of Her Cure Of
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA
Mrs A. 3. Cleveland Of Milford Mass n the sister
OF the Sorcross Brothers of Boston, the faou. build
ers In long and interesting statement (which will
be sent in fun to who wishes t), Mrs C.eays-
land says that few she had form of
nervous Dyspepsia the symptoms being
PALPITATION OF THE HEART.
Burning sensation in the stomach faintng spells and
an AWFUL DEATH-LIkE FEELING from which she
often thought she should never recover. She vas
TO lie down fear Of . fainting spsll She had sx
different physicians. but did her any GOOD One
DAY. reading about Hoods sarsaparls she decided to
try IT, The fAinting spells grew lees, soon ceased
wholly her appetite returned. shs sleeps well and has
increased
FROM 50 TO 132 POUNDS.
She has not been 20 well for 25 years. does all her
household work easily. To
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
She ascrtes all her improvement and Is ready to con-
vince any Of the merit Of this medicine. II you
suffer from similar troubles. try Hoods sarss-
psrlla.
HOODS PILIS.-Ths bsss Mvse invigorstor ana
General csthartic. Gentle. but psomps and sAc.snt.
Pr:es. % osn,s Per box 3
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
(lUr TODAY.

Our TO-DAY
THAT IRRESISTIBLE BOOK,
no. (MARCH). TALES FROM TOWN TOPICS
Don't miss it, All news and book dealers, or SEND
81 CENTS to
Town TOPICS Il West 23d st. New York.
~ Have you read Nos. l snd2y It,
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Yos TEE sIok.-Pure grape juice (wine) for
ala by Sonoms California Wine Company, 81
Or AZ nv Vineyards at Anaheim, Cucamunga
90 sououa, Cal. HARRY NJ. CoSRAp, Manager.
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AUCTION SALES.
). ". HANDY, Real Estate and Loans.

'HAs. ". HANDY, Real Estate and Loans.
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT,
IMPROVED By 2-sToRl BRICK HOUSE RENT-
ING AT SIS PER MONTH. BEING 4l0 4
sTREET NORTHWEST.
We will sell public auction IN front of the PREM
ises ON FRIDAY, MARCH FOURTH. 1872. at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ. Part Of lot 4. square
5ls having frontage Of - feet by depth of 100
feet TO lOfoot public alley. improved by 2tory Birch
house.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in l. 2 and ysar>
or all cash. at option of purchaser.
RATCLIFfE. DARR CO.,
fe2s-dkds AucttoDssrA
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Buy u Machine With "a Reputation
Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service.
Examine our New High-Arm No. D. Its silent
rotary motion free from the heavy, rasping ac-
ton of shuttle machines.
WHEELER d WILSON MIRO. Co.,
fe26-str 437 9Th Ut. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-27

Calfgraph Writing Machine is the bes
or manifOlding and for speed.
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4 APITAL STOCK OF
THE scHILLINGER CURLING AND PAVING
COMPANY
10 offered for sale at its par value 800 PER SHARE
At the Banking House Of
WOODS CO.. 1872 ct. me-.
OFFICERS
L. p. WRIGHT. President
; JOHN C. POOR. Vice President.
H. 7. WOODS. Treasurer.
H. H. WAINWRIGHT. Secretary.
H. J. MCLAUGHLIN, General MANAGER.
REGISTRAR OF CAPITAL STOCK.
THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY.
The business OF the company ID Q Unknown and
established one II 10 the intention Of the COM
psny to add to its former lines Of business that Of
ASPHALT STREET PAVING.
For conducting which II will have new ana complete
outfit Of tools and machinery and viii Be fully pre-
to execute the largest in this rery pra
stable line Of business
oTFICE OF THE COMPANY,
fs26-tr l4ls @ It. nv.
Il sanls. 50 srosd~sy.NT. Hanss:s.
Asmbsr Washington ssoch Kzsnsnsa
LEWIS @. TEwKsBURY 4 CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
1855 = ST. WASHINGTON, d. O..
sTy snf s. fSs s,sh SF on margin ssocks BOnd
Dirsss pTv.ss wir.. 70 New York and chio.se.
interest allowed on deposits
Out.oi town business . speciality.
All Local Securities dealt in.
consssnt Quotations al marietta 1slsphons 6l6
chaa ). Bill. Jaa Z Fitch, Geo. w. Brown
Bell 4 Co.. BAnx.ns.
1A06 STREET
pEPoelrA EXCHANoH. DlscouNrA
A ss'seaaity msds Of investment sscuritsss
rorsign sxehanss issued on all podnts
S7Sm Local securities bousht and sold.
40 Y. C0ksON. $50: v: HACARTNEY,
Member n. Y. Stock kx-
coRsoN n NAcARTNEY.
0LOvER BUILDING. 1919 81. n. W..
Banbsss and Deals0 In 0ovsfnmsnt Bondh
Deposits. Exchanes. Loana Collecsiona
na1lruod Dsocks and Bonds s1d al securittss listed
% Ne szchaA9ss q Nov ho9k. fhiadslphia. bossoa
snd naittmose honght I'D sod.
s 81 ss. 4 a.s:s e: "a e:
x.sssss - f:lssAs.s ssssA ss.sAs..Ass,As w
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SUNDAY NIGHT. FEBRUARY rs
Appearance Of the
Indescribable Phenomenon,
MISS ANNIE EVA FAY.
In Religious Illustrated Lecture on
sPIRITUALIsM.
miss ray has lust returned to this country from q
four years tour Of Europe having appeared with
success in Russia. Austria. Germany, France and
spain. She is the only lady now before tn. public
who has the Endorsements Of Prof. VIM. Crooks. F. B.
s.. and other members Of the Royal Scientific Society,"
NATURALIZATION IN FULL aAsLIaHr
ON THE OPEN STAGE
COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED.
TABLES WILL FLOAT IN MIDAIR. &c. &c.
Scale o: prices. 25. so and 55c.
Box office open Sunday. to 81 pm
Doors open at T. Commence at 8. Carriages at
iOp,m. II.
A Laughs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
TONIGHT ATS
LAST APPEARANCE OF
MIss MMA aErINT
MISS MxRTiNoT
AND EXCELLENT COMPANY
In her entirely original 4-act comedy.
...POMPADoUR."
..PUMPADOUR."
''POMPADOUR."
Elaborate Special Scenery!
Under direction George "; Lederer and John ".
Next Week-THE OLD HOMESTEAD.
SEATS NOW ON SALE. fs2i.tf
FRIEND FRITZ.
The new Opera by
P1ETEO MAsCAGNI.
10 under progressive study by
IT. Sig. Marini's Pupils
II AkR1s BIJ0U THEATEk.
AAMrs +. harris. X. l.. Britton and 7. +. Dean,
Proprietors anu Managers.
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY. FEBRUARY %
LINCOLN J. CARRIERS Grand Scenic Production,
THE FAST MAIL.
Ten sets Of special scenery.
Flight of the Fast Mail.
Niagara Falls by moonlight. with boiling mist.
Practical working engine and fourteen freight cars
WITH Illuminated caboose.
The Dago Dive
Realistic river scene and steamboat explosion
The police patrol and one hundred other startling
effects
Next week-IvY LEAF. 1t
L ERNAN's LiCEUM IHEATEK,
N Pennsylvania ave. and 11th st.
TONIGHT! TONIGHT!
WILLIAMS AND ORR's
METEORS,
Positively Last Appearance Of
CYCLOPS AND SANDOwE
Next Week Manchester MIGHT OWLS"
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