Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PROGRAM FOR THE CEREMONIES
In connection with the
UNWILLING OF THE WEBSTER STATUE,
JANUARY Is, 1900.

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LAFAYETTE SQUARE OPERA HOUSE.
Senators. the Members of the Cabinet the Jus
r Of Claims and Of tb on apr nf tbe District
the commissioners of the District. the Admiral
of the Navy and the General Comganding the
Army Will he seated on the stage. and will enter
at tn" side d, Or on the alley. known the stage
entrance. and will ie admitted without tickets.
Representatives will he seated I'm the orchestra
and will enter 10y the front door and will be adj
mitted without tickets
The remaining in the house will furnish
Nv" seats. side by side. for each Senator and
Representative to dispose of he peases.
In order 10 obtain this large number of seats. it
has been found necessary include two hundred
~, I' seals IN me GALLERY: which although very
and an be reached by the elevator.
Al these pairs Of tickets have been drawn by
strict impartiaity. and exhaust the seating ca
pacitv of the opera House after providing for the
Foreign Legations and other guests.
Officers and employees of the Senate and House
Will b. Present To assist in seating Senators and
Members and assigning them TO carriages at the
cl..e Of the EXERCISES in the theater.
Members OF the Press desiring tickets of adj
hlssl'n VIII apply to Mr.. L. q. Dunnel1. chair
man of the Press Committee, and will enter 10y
the stage entrance.
All other grests will enter by the front door
and he seated by ushers of the theater.
Carriages will be in attendance to take such
Senators and Members desire to he present at
the unveilins from the theater to the Webster
Statue 'Scott Circle, and take them thereafter to
their homes to the Capitol
The doors OF the Opera House Will be opened at
$50 and no seat will he reserved later than
seats in each subdivision of the house will be
filed by allowing the occupants of seats in the
VIM E. CHANDLER.
Chairman of the Committee of Arrangements
Washington. January 10. 1900. ja162t
WASHINGTON COUNCIL, No. 224, X OF c.
The members of this council are most urgently
requested t" attend the funeral of our late
brother. Francis \. W. Van Reuth who died Jan
nary 10. Services at the house, 913 New Jersey
ave. at 93O o'clock. Requiem mass at st. Alloy
sius Church Wednesday morning. January II,
at 10 o'clock. brothers from other councils
invited to he present: JOSEPH P. CULLEN. r.
s. GEORGE MENKE. C. F. c. It,
WASHINGTON d. C.. January Is, 1900
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
have this day received from S. $ Foutz. state
of $1,000 being in full for the amount of
benefit benz tic, certificate held by my late hgSband in
IT. Witness: W. l.. HUGHES.
Notice to Painters.
We are now supplying the house and sign
dry colors at LOWEST MARKET QUOTA
tons We give yoH the benefit eft of every say
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s. III or Sc Clot IN e S -
We're sell ssllns all horse blank blank at a Big
last much longer.
Kneessi, 425 9TH.
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\ SPECIAL CONCI.AvE OF WASHINGTON COM
mandeTy No T. vii he held In Fv The ANsy
Jan. II. 80 o'clock, to confer the lllnstrious
Order Of Red Cross BY order Of the e Eminent
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