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TTILL'8 OPERA HOUSE. H. R. HILL, - - - Manaokh. OKB NIOHT ONLT! SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 27. THE SURVIVAL OF THE F1TTEST ! SIXTH SKÁSON. JAY RIAL'8 Ma j est ie Revival of the famous, moral and picturesque drama of UNCLE TOM'S CABIN Elevated to the position of a historical drama, by Mrs. Harriet Stowe, forming the stronest company that has ever presented thia beautiful home picture of LIFE AMONG THE LOWLY Powerful Doublé Company ! Grand Scenic Kffects I Celebrated Tiick Donkey ! Mammoth Trained Bloodhounds ! The Magnolia Jubilee Band ! GRAND TRANSFORMATION ! Admibhion 85 and 35 cents. No extra charge for reserred Beats now on sale at Wattg Bros. ' Jewelry store. F. A A. M. ANN AEBOB COMMANDEKY NO. 13 K. T. Regular Conclave held the flrst Tuesday evening o[ each month at the Asylum, in Masonio Hall, at eight o'cloct. W. D. Hakriman, E. (J, W. A. Tolchakd, Kecorder. WASHTENAW CHAPTEK, No. 6, K. A. M.- Regular couvocation at Masouic Hall on Mouday evenings on or preceding each (ull ■ inoou. Visitine; companions will be cordially welcoraed. WM. G. DOTY, H. P. Albkat Sorg, Sec'y( OLDEN RULE LODUE No. 159, F. & A. M. X Regular meetings at Masonic Hall. Thursdav eveniniís ou or betore the full of the moon. DEWITT C. FALL, W. M. N. D. Gates, Sec'y. ÜRATERNITY LODGE. No. 262, F. and A. M.- JF Regular meetings Wednesday, before the flrst fuil moon in each inonth. Special meetings !or work until further notice on each Wednesday svening at 7 1-4 o'clock at Masonic Hall on South Main street. Ann Arbor. W. D. HARRIMAN, W. M. W. F. Stimson, Sec'y.