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The morning call., 1892-06-24

THIRTY FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Club No. Injecting place Harmony hall, Mission
street, near Fifteenth.
Club No. Injecting place Mission Opera Hail,
Mission street. near Eighteenth.
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Club No. Injecting place 40t Brannan street
Club No. Affecting place 7i3 Branuan street
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THIRTY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
CLUB o. Injecting place SN, corner OF Meal.
lister and Franklin streets.
club No. 2-Metting place Powers Hall, Turk and
{ fierce streets
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LATEST sHrPrIsG INrELLIGEScE.
stmr Bonita Leland Port Hsrfold june 20
S-MARRIAGES DEATHS.

birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
win net he inserted. They must be handed In at
either OF the publication ofticeS and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same published.
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FORTy.FTFTH ASSEMBLY, DTSTR1

FORTY FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No. Injecting place old City Hail. Court.
room 3.
Club No. Injecting place SW. corner Broad
way and Sansome street.
By order Of the Campaign Committee
1e22 4t -. y. DORM, Chairman.
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BEDBURY-In this city. June is. 1892. to the wife
or Joseph Bedbury. son.
BACKE-In this city. june 20. 1892, to the wife OF
Frank Backe.
PAULsoN-In this city, June 10, 1892. to the wife
OF John PaulSon. \
BLANCHARD-June 49, 1892 TO the wife Of Ivy
Blanchard. a son.
TENNENT-in Lorin, Alameda County. June %.
1892 to the wife OF John H. Tennent. daughter.
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FORTY SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No. Injecting place parlors Hackmeier's
Hotel.
Club No Injecting place NV. corner Jackson
and LeavenwoTth sire cts.
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THIRTY NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
FORTIETH ASSEMBLY, DISTRTCT

Club No. Injecting place 100 Hayes street, cor
ner OF Polk.
club O. 2-Meeting place Saratoga Hall, Geary
street, between Larkn aud Hyde.
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REPUBLICANS, ATTENTION.
Organization of the Republican Clubs

THE ROLLS ARE READY FOR SIGNATURE
every evening between the hours OF and 10
P. until Saturday evening, June rs, at 10 P. NJ.
All Republican voters requested to sign the
rolls of the club within the respective districts
where they reside.
The following are the places at which the rolls
are open for signature:
TWENTY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No Injecting place northeast corner OF
Folsom and B5ale streets.
Club No. 2-MeetIng place Isl New Montgomery
street.
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Cheeseman's SlRcifG Mixture.

Win ms. remtdy iietsoHs cal tut5 ths.l1seIVes
without the least exposure, change OF Diet Or
change in application to business The medicina
contains nothing tdat Is OF the east injury 20 tha
bottle oeS3 ~ krLu
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FORTY FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No. Injecting place Bersaglieri Hail. SW.
corner Uni0n aud stockton street.
Club No. 2-Meeting place Second Ward Club
rooms. sly. corner Ftbert ana Mason streets
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TWENTY NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
THIRTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

Club No. Injecting place Southwest corner Of
Third and Howard streets, Howard CluD rooms
club No. 2-Meeting place Irish-American Hall,
Howard street, between Fourth and Fifth.
The morning call., 1892-06-24

DIR. SCHESCK'S Book on Consumpt on,
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, sent Free.
DR. H. SCHENCK & son, Philadelphia, Pa.
noll " WeFrMo So
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Club No. Injecting place Harriet street.
Club 40. Injecting pi ace 9l3 Harrison street.
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FORTY THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
CiubN injecting place AT Post street.;
Club No. affecting place All Kearny street.
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EASTERN GAMES.

Northwestern League.
TACOMA, June 23.-Portlands %. Ia
The morning call., 1892-06-24

They are the ONLY RELIABLE VEGETABLE
LIVER PILL SOLD; They are PERFECTLY
HARMLESS; They are PURELY VEGETABLE;
TRY THEN.
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SCH n CK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS
PURELY VEGETABLE AND STRICT
LY RELIABLE.

They act directly and promptly on
the Liver and Stomach, restoring the
constipated organs to healthy activity.
and are positive and perfectly Safe
Cure for Constipation, Liver Com
plant, Sick Headache, Biliousness
and all other diseases arising from
disordered condition of the Liver and
Stomach.
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CONDENSED LOCALS

A PUBLIC MEETING. at which the need Of train
ing for civil service examination wiz be dis
cussed, will be held at Wimodaughsis parlors.
1923 street northwest, next Monday evening.
Women who are dependent on their own exer-
tons derive great benefit from the thoughts
that are uttered at these meetings under the
auspices OF Wimodaughsis.
The employees of the Lincoln National Bank
enjoyed a spread after the close of business
yesterday in the directors room in celebration
Of the second anniversary of the establishment
of the bank
MEssRs. PYLEs RoUZ AND REEDER, the COM
mittee appointed at the meeting OF the three
months District of Columbia volunteers,
which was hell at the Hotel Hanover. corner
Of Sd and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
March II instant. met last night and agreed to
present their claims TO Congress through Gen.
Eppa Hunton. ex-member of Congress from
Virginia
THERE was pleasant little act at Kernan's
yesterday not put down on the bills and not
seen by the public. After the performance
Miss Florence Miller presented Miss Lillian
washburn with a handsome solid silver toilet
set in recognition of Miss Washburn's valuable
assistance during Miss Millers recent illness.
Mr.. Joseph F. Hester OF North Carolina has
been appointed clerk at the Stratford, formerly
the Langham-
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHE

ALBAUsH's-Pauline Hall in Trial by Jury
and La Belle Helene"
NArIoxAL-The kendals in 1.-THE Queen 8
Shilling"
ACADEMY OF MUsIc-The Stoddard lecture
'The Passion Play at ODER Ammergau-"
HARMS BIJou.-A- S. Lipman in THE Bur-
glar."
KERSAN's LYcEUM THEATER.-Reilly 4 Woods
Big Show.
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY ARMoRY.-
Opening of Rustic Festival
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The late Chas A. Barker was actively con-
nected with Central NJ. p Church, 18th and NJ
streets northwest, and was for some time super
intendent of the Sunday school. A memorial
service will be held tomorrow morning and a
sermon preached before the church and Sun
day school in connection with that service.
Mr. Barker was largely instrumental in secur-
Ing the erection of the handsome edifce at this
place and of having adopted the plans for the
future structure, which will cover the corner
adjoining the chapel
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4 Street Baptist Church.

twill be remembered that the Street Bap-
tss Church purchased last summer half the
block at the corner of 10th and streets north
west as site for a new church edifce 1t is
regarded as very eligible location, being on
the highest ground in the city. They propose
TO erect structure that will be q credit to the
shurch and an ornament to the city. In the
interest Of that enterprise a mass meeting viii
be held In their church, Z and 9th streets. on
Sunday afternoon at 8 o. clock Their friends
and all public-spirited citizens are invited 10
De present. Attractive speakers and music
have been arranged for.
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Inc Ladies' Aid Society, No. 2, auxiliary to
fhii hearney Camp, s. of ", held its regular
meeting last evening. large number Of the
members were present, considerable business
was transacted and the ladies discussed the ad-
visibility OF an entertainment in the near
future. program for memorial day services
was also outlined. After the society closed the
ladies' were engaged in the practice OF a mill
tary drill led by Mr.. Jenkins, accompanied on
the piano by Mr.. Preston. -....
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OH,cial Rechsh,H Valuation.

The following list Of official visitations has
been arranged by the grand chief ruler Of the
Independent Order of Rechabites in this juris-
diction: Cammack, No. Sc, April 8; Union. No.
u. April IL; Heber, No. 10, April Is; Capitol,
IT,, No. 10. April Is; Geo. C. Thompson, No. 8,
April Is; Columbia. No. 1, May 2; Jas. H.
Moore, No. IA, May IL; Anacostia, No. 1888. May
IL; herschel Hudson, No. II, May Is; Cove
nant, No. 6, May, 80; Cammack. jr., No. AZ,
June s; Washington, No. z, June II; North
Capitol, No. IL, June 49,
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MIRA Davis Wants Alimony


Abill for alimony was filed by Eliza Davis
through Messrs. Birney & Birney against
Samuel Davis today. The bill sets out the
marriage by Rev. VIM. Stewart in August
1880, and they lived together till October 8
last. when she was forced by the constant ILL
treatment of defendant to leave him. and
although they lived under the
same roof for more than seven
years there had been no intercourse
between them, during which period he refused
to provide her with money to purchase cloth
ing and simply provided for the food necessary
to her subsistence. She charges that he was in
the habit Of haunting her and from time to
time informed her that he was saving his money
to live with another woman after she should
die and upon one occasion struck her
with his fist; that from time to
time he ordered her 70 leave his
house and informed her that he would not live
with her or recognize her az his wife, and
frequently threatened to kill her. She states
that owing to his petty prosecutions and fear
that he would carry out his threats it became
impossible for her longer to remain in his
house, and when, on October g. he again
ordered her TO leave. she did SO.
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The members Of the finance Committee are
personally interesting themselves in the matter
OF collecting these subscriptions now and they
hope that a. the time is going on toward the
eneampmens all who have not yet paid their
contributions viii do so without delay. They
also ask that those who have not already snh-
scribed viii consider it their duty to aid the
committee In their work Of securing fund suf-
ncient to entertain the visiting veterans in the
most hospitable manner
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Coal On AUDDInAS, GA 18th St

facial, cranial, Of the back or body. is enough
TO drive one distracted Neuralgia is the
prayer of the nerves for food. and the best
nerve food We know Of is DR.. Henley's celery,
beef and iron All druggists.
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Result of an AutODsv.

Deputy Coroner Schaefer yesterday exam
ined at the morgue the body of Henry
FREEZER, the soldier from Hampton, Va, who
died at liz ~ street Thursday evening. he
was found to have died from heart disease,
and that there was a tumor on the heart Of
about equal size, which had forced that
organ into the thorax, and it was a
most peculiar case. The body was removed to
J. W. Lees undertaking establishment, and
efforts will be made to find his wife and chill
dren, who live in New York, and other friends.
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Illness of Mr.. Zadok Wultams,

Mr.. Zadok Williams. one of the oldest resi-
dents of the city, is quite sick at his residence
near the south end of Sd street southeast Mr..
Williams is q native of Georgetown and has re-
sided in the Navy Yard section nearly all his
life, and is now in his eighty-eighth year. He
has been up to this attack scarcely sick a day in
his life.
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SWELLING THE FUND.

Additional Subscriptions Received to the G. A.
Il Guarantee Fund.
Additional subscriptions to the guarantee
fund, national encampment, g. A r.. received
by George E Lemon, chairman finance COM
mittee, are reported as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-26

500 7rH Sr.-CHR- XANDERs old rye, malt and
Bourbon WHISTLES were in the course of years
selected from the cream of the most famous
brands in the markets
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MRs- K A. Donovan. 904 street will open
Tuesday and Wednesday, March % and 80.
choice assortment Of imported patterns from
the leading houses in Paris and London; also
her own exclusive designs. No cards
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Injured i'm jun ping From q Car.

Mr.. 8. T. Gordon, editor Of the Elkins Valley
West virginia) Ne,cs, in jumping from a 14th
street car yesterday fell and received severe
cut on the forehead and was somewhat bruised.
He was taken to the Emergency Hospital and
his injuries attended to. after which he was
sent to 22l2 18th street, where he is stopping
with friends.
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Afir. Earlx mia lrorpl.r.

Ats:45 o'clock this morning fire was dis
covered at 743 street southwest and the
fire department was summoned, but be-
fore the flames were extinguished they spread
to the adjoining house, No. 721. The frst, owned
by Mr.. George E. Kirk and occupied by Eli
Hart was damaged to the extent Of ESQ., and
the other, occupied by W. Gunson and owned
by George Bessler, goo.
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To ATLANTIC CRY VIA ROYAL Blue LINE
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio station daily
~ 405 and 10 a and IL M. Round trip
rate ESQ. Tickets good for six months from
day OF sale Baggage checked from residence
To hotel Al Atlantic City. Street cars aud cab
ssryiee from Baltimore and Ohio station at
PhilAdelphiA TO Reading pier foot Of Chestnu,
ntrser-AQcl
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TvESTY-FouR HUNDRED DISEASES afiict the
human system. physicians tell rs. and a
meaner more troublesome one than piles
can't be named. Bottoms infallible pile salye
go cents) has a wonderful record Of cures.
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THE SOCIAL WORLD.
A Calm That Follows the Mi-Careme
Festivities.
MISS BREWERS WEDDING
MARrLLA p. GIBSON.

Some of the Famous Mi-Careme Entertain
ments of the Past-Lunches and Musicales-
A Studio CONGRATULATIONS Events Of the
Week.
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Owing TO the inclement weather of SATURDAY.
and ct the request o. friends the exhibition Of
Aosers water colors viii be extended one day
through Monday next The Fischer gallery.
629 18th strset-Adpl
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CARPrrs GLAND by the Empire Carpet
Works, 6Sl-6S5 Mass ave W.. are made moth
proof free of charge. Telephone 1854
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP TIcKErA-As general
agents for all lines We supply cabin plans Of
steamers and secure the best available berths
or state rooms without extra chnrge. W. p.
Van Wickis, l225 Pennsylvanis avenue -Advt
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THE SAyEsr Horn in the world il the Park
Avenue Hotel, New York. which 10 absolutely
IRE proof and has i've iron staircases and foul
elevators surrounded by heavy brick waliS One
hundred and nifty thousand dollars has been
expended By the new proprietors for improve
RentA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-26

Fifty More Of those fine Sewing Machines
selling so rapidly at $40 at the Capitol Hill
domestic Agency, 4th and Pa ave. sc. WV.
FUNK, Manager. Telephone 1860. mh24-4t
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CUTICURA RESOLvENT
HOW MY BACK ACHES.

BABY'S Skin and Scalp purified and beautihed b.
CUTICURA SOAP Absolutely pure.
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been received at this department from Mr.. A. J.
Peru o. the death. on the LIST Of November. 1901.
at Gu1dalule Hospital Of James Johnson: rssidene:
Dated january Ii. 1892. 1t
OFFICIAL,-DEPARTME OF STATE. WASH.
has been received at this department from Ma
iDsugherty the consul Of the United State. At
Hospts Of M jane: n Bow pss:
Of s,ss Sa % Limited States not
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
~ District Of Columbia. Washington. March Is,
lsge,Ordered, BY the Commissioners OF the District
OF columbia that under and by virtue the authority
and power conferred upon the said Commissioner. BY
licenses to prorietors OF theaters the city WASH
nsson 1i;.r,cs Of C9ipmSls and to other purposes.
ton be- and is hereby. declared as police
Isanatlon IN and Tor the said District. namely: II
iAbies pool bssaele tab e. jenny Lind i.bss,
other like tables. shufeboards and bowling alleys
unbia. 10 allow under the age Of twenty
pa at AK .s 81
tables or boards play at bowls on said alleys or per
1T and an s .ae
places snail be closed during the entire twenty
tn S sHs
in S %
ssess ne pss'f ESs "
Commissioners. D. c. mh263t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT
NH r. 70 ,i D. G March n lsi
o CLOCK NJ: on AP,IL TENTH. 1892. construct
Ing circle at the intersection Of Connecticut avenue
street and Florida avenue northwest For informs
ton Apply ut this Office. J. W. DOUGLASS, J. w.
ROSS. WM. 7. ROSsELL. Commissioners b. G.
lnh24-6t
OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR, DISTRICT OF
" Columbia Washington, March 81, lS9cl.-Notice
Is hereby given that all licenses issued to peddlers
produce dealers trading at large produce dealers
n 81 MAkc w Sn he
be promptly renewed BY all persons desiring 10 con-
nnssioners. d. G. MATTHEW IRIMBLE, Assessor,
u. c. mhtl-dt
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rhosphs.Alta- Comp, new pill and
ionic by physician. Specific for Heart Burn and
stomach Try one bottle. sample Pills free.
SIhMs, 14th and New York ave, lts
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FoR SALK.-Elegant Bridgeport organ: nine
stops; solid walnut case, with gold tTacings;
but slightly used and As good a. new; original
price, Sl2a. Will be sold for S57. on payments
81 Is monthly. y. G. Smith, Bradbury Palace
Of Music. las Psnnsyivanis avenus-Advt-
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Back Ache. Kidney Pains and Weakness, Soreness.
Lameness, Strains and Pains RELIEVED IN ONE
MINUTE by the CUTICUKA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER
the hrst and only instantaneous pain killing strength
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CAPITAL CITY LAWN ukAss
Guaranteed to produce thick, velvety turf;
tube rose bulbs, gladioIas. dshlias and cannas.
Flower seeds lawn fertilizers and lawn mowers,
the cheapest and best p. MANN Co.,
207 It'll St NV, opp. Center Market.
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COVERED WITH SORES.
TRIED THE DOCTOR AND ALMOST EVERY
THING 1 COULD THINK OF, BUT
NOTHING HELPED ME-
THOUGHT WOULD TRY CUTICURA RENE
DIES. IN ONE WEEK
WAS CURED

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could think Of. and finally l tried the doctor, but
nothing helped me. After reading your advertise
ment thought would try CUTICURA REMEDIEs
! bought the CUTICURA. CUTICURA SOAP and the
CUTICURA RESOLvENT, and one week after be-
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them since.
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have been using your CUTICURA REMEDIES for
several years. especially the CUTICURA, and it has
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the only remedy keep in my house all the time I
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best sin in the world. use it for all kinds of
sores. new or old. and it always cures them.
Prof. J. W. PORTS,
Davis Military School, Winston, n O.
had q very Of what the doctors called
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was induced to try your CUTICURA REMEDIES,
which completely cured me.
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SHKErz's 60c. Candy for 25c.
This 10 Only st It'll and i streets northwest.
4 SHrErz
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FrsH1Ss TACKLE repaired BURsEr, Reel
maker, zoos q ST.
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cape May Salts, . grade Of oysters rarely
s zoe In Warrington, will be q speciality ut the
rnhadeipnm Oyster House hereafter. They
are one Of the most delicious brands Known.
Try them ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
A cADkhY OF NUsic ToHIdhf.
FAREWELL AfprARAxcI
JOHN L sToDDAsD
THE ff assISSss s sEEasEE:
szs, sszAsFI.1sG S9ssNnsss !. IN.
EVENING OF HUsiC AND REciTATi0N.
STREET BAPTIST CHURCH QUARTET.
y -. : ! 80 80 Assss: Ely;
Assisted by SCHUBERT QUARTET.
as sEHfsSs1S hEsa s.SsfiSSfEISslhEss1'
Aoks sfsE axh slsSSsets Ar eHts & ssas
III Akkis' Bi5oU THEATER.
hr- ?. Harris. R; Z. sT,s.o. ..a 7. =. Dean.
s s.is.s ma s:sy ~
\ E1 . 2 En- H.. .A "A rsp,s,ss.
The Famous Star Tria' asd sSs SO Gree. Deubl.
Next Week INDIAN MAIL Gambler. mAqo-e.
A LBAUaH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
TONIGHT AT s-LAsr AprkARANor OF
PAULINE HALL
PAULINE HALL a.
PAULINE HALL
PAULINE HALL
And her Superb Company OF
COMIC OPERA FAvokITEs.
GRAND DOUBLE BILL,
TRIAL BY JURY"
TRIAL BY JURY"
And
LA BELLE HELENE.~
LA BELLE HELENE"
LA BELLE HELENE
Sae:t sfSTs st s3N y Oh saeE fR0Iic
TWO ENTEkIAINNENIs II ONE NIGHT.
MONDAY EVENING.
MARCH 2s. lsee.
sAT ass.4 1 Dn1ai.1 an eSs4. .s11
WASHINGTON
And
BAIT. MORE.
sHAFTEsEURY COLLEGE
OF BALTIMORE
SsAAH &issSStfSsgr
A GRAND ooS S1IS AkESDsAfsss.r zzxAcr AND
/. Music. 81,
8. A four minute debate.
T. scenes IRON the classic drama.
y. 1lNluk statuAry.
q Greek pznt0inime 49,
2. Home scenes in humorous pautomlfnA
limitations from nature. -.
Class drill IN beautifui gestures and Rfoceful atti
tuaes accompanied by music nom the full orchsstra-
~ Humorous imperxonattoha.
~. PAtnos and tragedy. -.-.
T. Oddities and sketches. to b entirely new and
Srislhsl WITH each colleTs. without the previous
knowledge OF the other ''' L.
Best reserved seats, so cents.
nue.. u6sl6 On
X ERNAN's LYCEUM THEATEk, s - :
~ PennAyivania ava and 11th q.
TONIGHT ToNIGHTM
REILLY AND WOODS BIG SHOW.
PEGGY PRIDE.
FLORENCE MILLER AND PAT REILLY.
"HADEs AND THE 400" ...-
NEXT wEEK-wnliam Mul6oou and the Henry
Buriesque Company. mh2I-et
ENTERTAINMENT FOR BENEFIT OF MIS-.
~ ~ SION SCHOOL OF COOKERY AND HOUSE
O'Clock at sotIE cauhcH. COR iash I. and
sta n W An attractive program. Is offered CONSIST.
ing Of recitations by celebrated eocutionist Miss
T. Jean Wilson. assisted BY Columbia Mus.csi Club
and the professional voceiists, Mia McColloch, Mr.
Chase from Boston ana Mr. Wright. This entertain.
ment WAS postponed on account Of Miss Wilson's en-
garement in New Yors tue 18th and .lst; alee sl]
Ut Filth Avenue Hotel ~. inh.Itj ats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-26

Rockbridge Rye" finest made, q per gal
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-26

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