Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1876, Page 4

EVENING STAR. | ” Weather Probabilities To-day. Orrict ec? CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, | WASHINGTON, January 25. 1576. Yor New gland and the middle states, partly cloudy orclear weather and slowly rising temperature. with south to west winds aud falling barometer. LOCAL NEW Amusements, éc., To-night. National Theater —The Kellogg OperaTroup? in “Fra Diavoic Ford's Opera Hovse—“ Foul Play.” Talmage Heil—1i7th celebration of the birth of Re bert B Theater Comique— Adeiawe of Drese Condensed Locals, The street lamps wiil be lighted at 5: ™o.. and extir cuished @t 5:20 a. in. The Court in General Term was eng to-day in the case of laeger ast. Moore Eagar F. Edwards wai yesterday appoint- ec a county constable, by the Supreme Court Of the District. Mr. LG. Hine has so far recovered from his illness as to be able to attend to busines=, Another union preyer meeting was held Jast night in the Sixth Presbyterian church. A sermon was preached by Rev. S. 8. Miteh- ¢ll, and & prayer meeting afterwards beid by Rev. Drs. Suuderiand, Chester, White and others. Messrs. Smith & Stone, owners of the saw- Millon the Eastern branch, have made ar- Frangemenis for bringing by raft from Nor- folk about 6,690,000 feet of logs, to he used in mneeting the orders of their customers. These raits are massed in cribs of about 40 feet beam, 10 to 15 feet draft, and 109 to £00 feet long. Each raft will contain from 509,000 to 1,560,000 feet of lumber. The second of the course of lectures on the Jaws relating to this District, inangurates b: the law association of G fity, will be deliverec medge A. Lambert, esq. street. His subject, as ar cipal taxation, having especial refe ihe Jaws relating thereto, and their opera ton in this Iustrict. Rt. Rey. James Augustine Healy, D. D., bishop of Portiand, Maine, is spending a few days at the national capital, and is the guest of his brother, Rev. P. F. Healy. president of Georgetown college. Rev. C. H. Fulmer, of ‘Worcester, Mass., companion in his miszion- ary labors to Father Maguire, late of St. Aloysius, made a flying visit to his home in this city, and returned to the east on Sunday last. Father Maguire, at the head of his missionary band. starts on Wednesday next from Worcester, Mass., on an active cam- paign, lasting, it is expected, until the mid- @le of May next; at which time, ramor bas it, he will be amongst his old friends at the national capital once more. — MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.— English Opera Our popular American eantratrice, Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, had cause to feel flat- tered at the very large and brilliant audi- ence which assembled at the National Thea- ter last evening to greet her first appearance here this season. Many of the most distin- hisbed people in. Washington were present. He's posthumous opera, “The Talisman,” js from Scott's romance of that name, but dors not follow the story of the novelist very ¢locely. The work is of a higher order than the jobemian Giri,” the best known of Ka fe’s compositions. The first two acts ex- Cited but little enthusiasm last evening, but the third eet is fall of beantifal muste, and thoroughly aroused the interest aud admira- ton of lovers of melody, and the applause Was frequent and prolonged. The singing of the openirz song in this act by Miss Mon- tague (as Qneen Berengeri+) Won for her hearty plaudits, and this was quickly fol- lowed by the brilliant song of Eaith Kellogg), another gem. whieh was i by the splepdid duct of Miss Kel- Mr. Mass. The demand fo cores: uring this vet. Mach of the Success of the Opera was due to Mr. Peakes, @ careful and conseientions artist. His make up and bis acting in the repulsive character Nectabanus” were excell nt. and so wash s pging. Maas was handsome and manly as “Sir Kenneth,” but Carleton did not show to @8 good advantace in King Richard as he does in some other roles. The choras and ‘chestra are up to the average. To-night fra Diavole,” with Mrs. Van Zandt, Mr. Castle, Mrs. Seguin, and other old Washing- ton favorites in the cast. Foul Play at the Opera House —This charm. ing drama drew @ full house last night. Messrs. Charles Reade and Dion Boucicantt bave made a most erjoyable play from the Bovel. The characteis as a rule were ad- mirably played, especially those of Robert Perfold by Mr. Louis Aldrich, and Helen Rolleston by Miss Kate Newton, and George Denham’s Captain Hiram Hudson. The scenery is very good, and the piece in its entirety asuccess. It will be repeated this evening. Theater Comique—“The Seven Escapes of Adelaide of Dresden,” together with the re- Yainder of a long and interesting pro- gramme, attracted a large audience here last bight. The burlesque of the «Four Orphans” Was well received. Jake Budd in his new sketch “Crooked Whisky,” was as comical, as usual .« Jamaary 25, 1876. The Seven Escapes of ut varieties. ———_e—___ DEPARTURE OF Rev. A. HALn.—A social gathering of the active mem ers of the Young Men's Christian Asseciation was beld in the parlors of the association last evening, to take a forsonal leaye of Rev. George A. Hail, for several years the cecre- tary of the asjociation. President Gallan- det presided, and made some remarks on the subject of Mr. Hall's departure. and called a him to givethem some parting words advice and counsel. Mr. Hall addresse. meeting, making some exceilent sug- gestion the result of his experience here and elsewhere. He then left the room and during bis absence a collection was taxen. & purse of S100, made up and presented to Mr. Hall when he re-entered the room, a3 @ thank-oflering for his faithfuland effective wervice. He expressed his thanks for this token of esteem, and then offered an earnest Prayer for the prosperity of the association. All then joined hands and sang “‘Blest be the Ue that binds,” after which many took leave of him, but a number remained and accom- _— bim to the depot, where he took the 1145p. m. train for Charlotte, N. C., the fret city in his tour of visitatioe through t Routh. —— ae In FAVOR OF BLAINE.—A meeting of the Virginia Republican Association was held last pigbt at Clarke's Hall—' Josiah Mil- Jard presiding, and Mr. T. il. Brooke secre- tery. Mr. B. W. Hunter offered a resolution, which was adopted, that a co:amittee of tbree be appointed to prepare an address to the people of Virginia defining the status of the republican party, setting th what it has done in the past and its determined course in the fature. as kewise the life and public services of Hou. James (. Blaine, our confidence in bis ability, integrity, and sound republican patriotism, and iutimating an earnest desire on our part to exoperate with them in securing his nomination and tion to the office of Presilent of these ited States. Messrs. B. W. Hunter, Fran- eis Hunter. and E. W. Massey were appoluted the committ —— THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE ConveNTION.— ‘The woman suflragists are massing their forces in Washington preparatory to a grand onslaught to be made at Talimadge hail oa Thursday avd Friday of this week. Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Mrs. Matilda Jos- isn Gage, Miss Phoebe Cozzens, Rev. Olym- ia Brown, Mrs. Lilly Devereux Blake, Mrs. A. Lockwood and others will s; ik. Hoa. J. Proctor Knott has been invited, and wili Probably entertain the convention wilh one of his witty speeches. It is to be regretted what the veteran Susan B. Authony will not be present. She Is at present engaged in lee- tur! aki and has written to say it will be im- possible for ber to attend. ——S How THEY Do IT IN VIRGINIA.—About ® month ago Detective C recovered stolen goods, emcaiating: oe Ware and other bouseho: , taken of Mr. Wm. Young, ae mien ot county, Vie Youngstown, Alem ip the of anne, oc were found city, and this led to the detection ofa lee man named Johnson, a laborer on Mr. Young’s farm, as the thief. Jonson was Ee ong Cer rs imprison- ment er y the Alexandria od ne stolen wi = a ere Scarce- ——e—__. REPUBLICANS OF ALABAMA residing in this District have organized a stat Bs80- . apd elected the following ott ‘iden St Cla ice elation cers: — BE. M. Kiels, pres: Henry ir, ist = Cel = H. Threet, Yen v! dent; Chas. E. Meyer, recording secre Joshua McNeal, treasurer, W. B Hail Ses M pointed ‘cone tee to draft raft @ constita- for the government of tus I ser- —-——__. MAGGIE MITCHELL. After a brief season | of opera comes Miss Maggie Mitchell, one of | the greatest ornaments of the American stage. She is a@ brilliant actress and a love- able woman. Miss Mitchell will commence ber engagement on Monday evening next, her great character of “F: Od in the bands of Mires Mitchell does not S$ Jortide ot its vivacious beanty and K Jose $4 poRed Of of the le ¥, com some 2 Pisin the deetrions Profssion, “une art f The District im Cor eregy, F AILROAD OBSTRUCTIONS .w Tie STREETS. In the Senate to-day ™ly, Sherman offered a@ resolction, which Yes pereed to. instruct- ; ing the Comm tice on Public Buildings and Grounds to inquire and report whether the | existing railroads running into the Distriet | of Columbia impede and obstruct unneces- | the avenues and streets and public grounds, and whether sald railroads have acquired the right to use and oceupy such streets. ay and public groands, and the eierlghts; and what measures ave expedient to secure the surrender of such T eh's of occupancy as are injurious to the pt Dil, and upon what terms such surrender esn be had. and as to the expediency of a c ance of the location of the depots of said ai lroad x R PROPOSED LOCAL RAILROAD. s, introjuced in the €8 yesterday a bill to ireorperate The Villa and Saburban Raul- road. The proposed route commences at the corner of High and Bridge street: uns along High street to 4th, to F and to its Intersection wi nrnpike, and these2 to Te ballytown, with the privilege of extensioa oward Rockville to the Distrietiine. Toe capital stock is Sxed at not more than $5 690, nor less than $25,000, in shares of =25 esea. Tue road is required to be completed within ove year from the passage NATIONAL BOND AND MORTGAGE COM PANY Mr. Landers, of Indiana, bas introtucel a bill in the House of Represeutatives to tucor- porate the National Bond and Mor'gaze Company of the District of Colamt ing as corporators John C. New, | Martindale, Charles Gibson, Am: | Payre, Shelley M. Cullom, Melville B. Abell, | George R. Gibson, and Charles M. Brilzes: | The object of the company ix to loan money upon bonds and mortgages secured by real estate, and issuing their own bonds, based | upon such mortgages. The capital stock is | fixed at $1,000,000, with authority to increase | the same hy a vote of the stockholders. The | Office of the corapany ix to be located at Washing!on, but its contemplated opera. tions extend over the several states and ter- ritories. EXPLOSIVE OILS. ickner’s bill for the inspection of iilumtnating oils and other burning Guids in the District of Columbia provides for the ap- pointment by the District Commissioners of an inspector and five assistant inspectors, Who shall carefully inspect and test all burn- ing Hoids, &e.. and certify the inspection of the same, imposes a penalty for the sale of any such fluids without such certificate of inspection. ——— ee A WASHISGTONIAN KILLED ON THE B. & O Ral. Roap.— Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock a fatal accident occurred on the Baltimore and Ohio railway, nineteen miies from Baltimore, at a place Enown as Union Dam curve. The Piedmont train, due in Baltimore at 550 p m., was coming east, and a@ freight train was passing west at that point, when a man was seen by the engineer of the former, as he rounded the sharp bend at a rapid rate, standizg as if bewildered on the track upon which the freight train was approaching, with his face directei that Way. He appeared to be unconscions of the nearness of the passenger train, but was en- dcavoring to avoid the freight train. With this purpose, when the locomotive of the passenger train was only a few yards off, he step] juickly from thé track of the freight train to the other, and in an instant he was struck a terrible blow by the cow-catcher of the passenger locomotive, and sent whirling throngh the air a distance of fully twelve feet to the side of the road, where he lay per- fectly motionless and was supposed to be dead. The trains were stop; and the in- jnred man piaced on board the passenger train. life yet being evident. Before reach- ing Baltimore he had regained coaseiousness bul was unable to speak intelligibly or give bis name. Upon the arrival of the train at Camcen station he was removed tothe Lom- bard street University hospital. Here he | Was examined, and it was found that his col- lar bone and the rear portion of his skull were both brokeu, ant internally he had also suffered serious injuries. Abont half past 7 o'clock last evening he d His per- Son Was searebed forsome evidence for his identification, aud a memorandum book was n Lis coat pocket, bearing on the the name of “Charles Hargraves, the Reckville D.C." by whieh it is inferred eh was b name. Hts clothing was much stained, as if by dye water, and other indications about bim lead to the suppos! tion that he was a dyer #nd scourer by oceu- pation. Dr. Ogle, coroner for the weetern district, was notified of tue death.—{ Butto. American, 25th. LIST OF PATENTS issued for the weck ending January 25th, 1s76: L istrict of Cotumbia.— William E. Prall and David A. Burr,of Washington, D. C, im- provement in steam vacuum pumps (two cases); William G. Smoot, of ‘ashington, D. C., ge ogee a in car couplings: W: ‘am C. in. of Washington, D. C, ad. zs inistrator of Henrik Gahn, decease a to Chas. G. AmEnde, of Hoboken, Maryland.—Vineent N. Hughes, of Balti- More, Md., improvement in sto ok William Rhodes, of Baltimore, signors to John B. Cartis, Charles Forbes, George C. Forbes and Lamariin J. Forbes, of Portland, Me.. imporvement io clasps for dredge buckets; Joseph L. Crabtree, of Flint- stone, M‘.,improvement in apparatus for anpeitos Bre Thomas Henderson, of Black Horse, Md.. assiguor to himseif, Thos. ard Wm. B. Hill, of Baltimore, Md., im- provement in catter bars for reapers and mowers; Henry D. Mentzel, of Baltiraore, | Md., improvement in suspensory attach. | ments for cards; Robert Jenuin7s, of Br iti- | | Inore, Md., assignor of one-half his right to | Francis G. Roney, of the same place, im- | | provement in railroad signals; Henry Snow- j den, of Baltimore, Md, improvement in | safety-brakes on elevator platforms. Re- | lssue—Samuel B. Sexton, of Baltimo Md., to Adam R. Reese, of Baltimore. Md., | improvement in heating stoves. Trade- inarks.—A. Vogeler & Co., of Baltimore, | Ma., medical preparation, (two cases.) | Virgymia—Samuel F. Maywell, improve- ment in nail kegs. ———_o-—___ A DISTRICT CASE INTHE U. 8. SUPREME Cocrt.— trae f @ decision was an- | nounced in the U. 8. Supreme Court in the | case of Stott et al. vs. Ratherford. Tais was & suil brought on @ lease made by Dr. Gur- | ley and others, representing a church exten- | sion committee. There was a verdict for | the plaintiff at the trial, but the General Term reversed the case and ordered a jadg- meut for the defendant, on the ground that there was no authority for the lease, as it showed upon its face that the committce had no title to the premises. This court reverses that judgment, directing a ponent to be entered u) the verdict holding that every reasonable presumption 1s to cpade in | favor of the validity of the lease, and that there is nothing in the recitals inconsistent with the holding of the legal title by the | committee in trust, to enable them the bet- , ler to discharge their duties towards the | Property of the church. The act done pre- supposes the prior act necessary to give it | Yahdity, and itis a fair inference from the | language used that the lessors had such an estate or tuitle in trast as would warrant the giving of the lease, and would render it valid. According to the view below it is id the lessee could have not only occupied premises without performing his cove- pants, butattheend of the term he could have held possession in defiance of the les- sors. This would be contrary to reason, jus- luce and the law. Mr. Justice Swayne de- livéred the opinion. ——— THE MARKET House Case.— next the decree in Oa Saturday the case of Hoffman et ai. agt. the Washington market company will be submitted to Judge Wyile ta the Equit Court. This was an action brought originai- A Washingtonian’s New York Pars chase A FORTNIGHT IN LU DLOW-STREET JATL. Mr. A. T. C. Dodge, formerly a hotel- keeper in Bangor, Me., and recently a re- spected citizen of East Washington, lately bought the Tyler House. at Broadway aud 12th street, Now York. The New York Sun says: “Having read in the Washington STAR an adverisement offering the Tyler House for sale, be applied, as the advertisement. di- | rected, to Ephraim Adolph Roland, of New street. New York. and was by Roland in- tredm to Mr. Walker, the landiord. A few rooms were shown to Mr. Dodge as sam- ples of tre entire establishment, and he con- tracted to give $16,000 for the-furniture and gcol will. He was to pay $5,000 eash and give notes for the remainder, payable quar- terly. He did not notice a clanse in the written contract by which amounts already | aid were declared for/eited in the event of | nis feilure to pay instalments punctually. ‘The $5,000 cash was paid, as was also $1.00) for two months rent. Mr. Dodge took pos- session, and then be learned that he had baen taken intp every room whose furniture was At all presentable. The rest was almost thless,and many of the boarders who filled the house when he fist visited it turned out to have been employed for tho oceasion. Then, just before tha first raat and instalment became due, Mr. Wal presented a bill for $1,500 ‘for goods, wares and merebandise furnished and services rendered.’ Mr. Dodge was unable to_re- member any ‘service’ renmlered by Mr. Watker, unless enticing him into giving something for nothing might be termed a@ service. Therefore. Mr. Walker wa3 feot away with his claim uassettled. A cay or two aflerward one of Sheriff Coa- tp deputies aresiel Mr. Dodge under Judge Davis’ order, at the suitof Mr. Wal- ker. Walker's aifidavit averred that D owed him 24200, which debt he contacted upon the fraudulent representation that he Was worth $16,000 above all labilities. Tais, Mr. Walker swore, proved untrae, and Mr. Dodge was evea thea endeavoring todefraul his creditors by flight from the city. Me. Waiker’s affidavit farther declared that Mr. Dodge had sent his personal baggage and effects to a hotel, preparatory to his depar- ture from the city at the earliest. moment. Mr. Dodge was thereupon flang into Lutlow street jail, justas his notes were becoming dae. Then his persecutors contrived to have tbe hearing of the cause postponed every time it was on the calendar, aad so he was deprived of every chance to make good the Obiigations into which he entered on pur- chasing the Tyler Hovse,and on the evening of rent day a posse of men, led by Walker, turned Mrs. e out of the house, seized the furniture, and then closed the doors. At length Mr. Dodge seenred the services of Mr. B. F. Mudgett,an old friend as well as a lawyer. Walker's claim was proved to be spurious. The plaiatif’ could not prove an item excepting less than $100 for liquors in the bar, and whatever his commissions for Negotiating the swindle might be worth. Mr. Dodge was freed from the Ludlow street jail just twelve days after his arrest He at once turned the tables upon Mr. Walker by causing his arrest ona charge of perjury, and by Justice Flammer yesterday Walker Was required to fin 0%) bail to answer tue charge of perjury. AMERICAN STERLING, with triple plate teas, table forks with knives to mateh, re- ceived at Prigg’s jewelry store, agents for the Lake George diainonds, in jet and gold, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4% street. re THE PRICES OF COA ‘We are happy to Says that the anthracite coal trade now Wears @ more auspicious look than was gene- Tally bopea for atany time withina moath | past. The meeting of the associated carry- ngand prciueing companies at New York on Thursday avd Friday tast, toadjast plans ofoperation ip the trate the current year, Was barmouious throughout,giving evidence of generous confidence among the seve parties and afaithful adherence during the year to the terms agreed upo ti Tulog done at that meeting was a resolution to Stop coal production in all the regions for five weeks from February 7 to March 11. ‘This 1s the most universal stoppage for an announced fixed period ever known in the coal trade, and must have the effeet of reluc- | ing the stock of coalon hand to @ low point. A 1 evidence of the good faith of the asso- lated companies to co: samers, that they do not mean to shorien the supply of coal in | order to advance its price, they ‘at the same resolved On @ very decided reduction in | pre ent prices of atysizes of coal, as follows: | 40 ce ats per ton on lump, 50 cents on steam. | er, 50 cents on broken, 70 cents on egg, 0 | cents on stove, and 25 cents on chestnut. | This decrease is on the schedule prices of | December and January, and wili be con- , formed to by all the companies under the | usual scale of adjustment.—| Phila. Ledger. PROCEEDINGS OF MARYLAND LEGISLA- TURE.—In the senate yesterday there were presented numerous pore for repeal of | the aitachment law of 1874, signed by clerks, mechanics, laboring men and sewing women o1 Baltimore. The committee ou education ‘Was directed to report as to the expediency of levyingas a state tax the entire amount necessary for support of public schools, soa to make the system a siate institution. Th> | resolutions to inquire into thedisposal of th: state subscription of #163,000 to the Southern Maryland railroad were considered and made the order for to-day, after a sharp personal discussion between Senators Dennis and Ban- non. In the house, resolutions were made the order for to-day for selection of a committe to examine the charges against certain iob- byists of the last session of the legislature of having procured the passage of laws secur- ing apvropriations to colleges and other in- stitutions. The matter of crows in Frederick | county was ventilated with muca humor | and that bird was exempted from being scalped in said county for pecuniary consid- erations. A bill was passed to incorporate the Grand Lodge of Odd Feliows of the United States. MORE ABOUT THE MONTREAL ELOPE- MENT.—The police of New York have in- formation that Brydges and Mrs. Mackenzie, the eloping Montreal couple, are in Phila- delphia, but nothing can be done to appre- herd them, as their case is ‘not covered by the ext.adition treaty. The Philadelphia Times of yesterday states that Mr. Brydges, accompanied by @ female, arrived in that city on Saturday night and put up at the Continental hot1, where they were assigne1 adjoining rooms, Brydges registering him seifand “Miss Brydges,” of “Phoeaixville.” He declined to talk on the subject of the elopement, but said the lady in the next room was “Miss” Brydges, and that ‘the otherlady” was in New York. Mrs. Mac- Kenzie is the wife of Mr. E. W. Mackenzie, —_— partner in the firm of John G. Mac- ‘epzie & Co., well-known throughout the Dominion, anda resident of Montreal. Mr. Beyon, who was described as her brother-in- Jaw, is her cousin, having married the daugh- terof Sir Hugh Allan, brother of Andrew Allan, of Montreal, the father of the infatu- ated lady. When Mrs. Mackenzie left Mon- treal she indoned a baby a few months old that she was nursing. Curious DEATH oF A BURGLAR.—A special from Pittsburg says: A burgiar named John Campbell met witha horrible death at o'clock this morning, while en- deavoring to effect an entrance to a dwelling on Pennsylvania avenue. ‘Gent'emen in the house were awakened at the hour mentioned by cr.es of “Come guick! I am dying!” They arose, ured a@ lantern and proceeded to the rear yari, whence the cries proceeded. They had not searched long before they found Campbell in asitting position near one of the basement windows. He was covered with blood, and had evidently failen back into the position he occapied from weakness. Upon e: tion it was found that he had broken a pafie of glass in the window. When he put his arm through the ly to restrain the resale of the stal's, and the defendant filed a cross bill, charging the deal- ere with being in default of ment of rent, &e. Judge Aion directing the decree to be drawn, sa‘ the 16 uuder the origtaal sale in 1872 have the right to con- Unue in the occupation of the stalis, not- Withstanding the a of the time for which they were sold, because the charter ives such right in express words As to the ability to pay the rate of rent charged, ke held that pending the Hisigstion the rent sbould be collected, and that he would ap- Point receivers to collect the amounts due. SUBJECTS FOR A_KEFORMATORY IssTI- TUTION.—This morning about two o'ciock Lieut. Skippoo’s men picked uptwo young girls in com with two young rakes, iris into a liv- ‘who were ing to coax the ery stable. took 5th precinct station house, very contradic! b.oken it caught on the ragged eigas of the g! and cut a frignttal ¢ashh in The fleth, severing one of the main arteries. His clothes and the ground for some yards were foaked Ratoap ay ne Lena ine “eretehed man e inm: of the house could stmmon a physician. & Sons p> company ding & tel- egraphic dis) ‘n on Satur- day, in the ment for F' cost wages unless is ited were t on both parties, as the error would have been di ten iscovered if the message had —$—$$____ CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILEOAD—The | derly | Wm.’ Vermillion, unlawfal asserabi, | should not, the THE COURTS. PROBATE Cournt—Judge Olin, On Saturday, in re, estate of Horatio Ames; cecien ndibg aud ratifying the report of 1 auditer on the acer of the tratrix. The will of the Adeline ant was filed and order of ieatioy ister reported a numberof . administrators, and rdian’s accounts. which were approved and passed. PoLicE Court —Jurye Snell. Tod Je 9 Kelly, drank and disor. W. F. Ingall forfetted collateral. 35. Motes Venny. a razor flourisher, was stool up, and the charge read tohim. Moses said it was nothing but a shoe-kuife. Officer then banded it io tue court, who held up @ rega- | lar face-scraper. “Call this a shoe-knuife,” said the jodge. “That's what I calls it,” re- plied Moses. Judge—“250 or ninety days.” George Stewart, drenk and disorderly; $5 Jotn Rundeil forfetted collateral. Betsey Pratt: sent down axa vagrant to the farm. | Louisa Gitz went away again for vagrancy for binety days. Jobu Milourn was ordere. to kill bis biting dog, which bit John Ran- dell. or pay a Gratton Wallace was | fined $5 for eu! Solomon Tollive ryirga ; Peter Mack and 1 | Gilvin were given some good atyice on the evils of stone throwin; missed riy; i. Thomas Kelly Joon Washin a comp: man was fined $5 for lareeny of & ys. Also, charged Offic per, of Georgetow jailin ceault of $50 fine. Wiillam Harris, jarceny ot # demijohu flied with whisky from Shoomaker & Herzog last night; s sixty days in jail. Lonisa of $10 from Z. H. Whitemor @ays in jail. Frav 2) or thirty « Smith, larceny of a spi- rit level, $20 or thirty days in jail. Mose: Wood, larceny of a portion of a stove; $20 or thirty days in jail. Geo. Stewart, threats to Peter Hogan; reprimanded and discharged. Walter Fisher, charged with stealing a suit of clothes from Samuel Herman. Mr. H: man testified that the suttot clothes were snatched from in fro.t of his store in De- cember. Last night this colored boy tried to exchange the suit with Mr. Herman, wnen he recognized them and had the boy arrest- ed; couuinued. THE CAUSE OF IT. Henry Cause, larceny of a quantity of | household articles from Henrietta Williams, aspruce looking mulatto girl, who testified that sre had _ been iiviog with Cause several “beads as bis wife. He promised to marry her, but has never done so. The articles are ber own, she having purchased them with her own money. He left her, and moved away all her goods while she was absent Cause told the court that he bought the goods with nis own money, and could prove it; so the case was postponet, to give hima chance to co it. Cause was then arraigned on the charge of assaulting Amy Redmond, the motuer of Henrietta, who undertook to re- monstrate with him for taking the goods ard chattels of her daughter; $5 and costs, or ten days. THE FRAUDULENT PAY ROLL PERJURY "ASE. CASE. The case of Robert W. Waters, charged by T.J. Lazenby and Gu; H. Thompson with perjury in a case pending in the Criminal Court, was postponed at the instance of Mr. Birney, prosecuting attorney, as the ease in the court above has not been disposad of. The attorney submitted a letter from Gay ‘Thompson Withdrawing the charge against Waters, but that officer has no power in the remises. The hearing was postpoaed until ‘ebruary 5th next. A BAD Boy. Thomas Fitzgerald, larceny of nineteen plgeons, three chickens, six rabbits, and a quantty of clothing from Wm. O'Donnell. © Donnell had purchased a bull dog to pro- teet his property, and Fitzgerald first stole | the bulldog. His mother testified thai he | was years of age, and ® very bad boy at that. So the court sent him to jail for six months. = AN AMUSING BLUNDER AT THE EXPENSE OF A MAINE F ik: v heavy firm in Beifa Fait. ete., bad occasi cocfish from the firm of Paine Brothers, Eastport. By the intluence which seems to delight in miscarrying the designs of mice and men, however, the order- letter was directed to New York, where it was recei by Paine Brothers, indeed, but a fiz all in the fish Jine, being whol gists, and wise in myrrh, aloes and frankin- cense, precious drugs and essential oiis. Sul, the Messrs. Paine of New York are of the most accommodating disposition, and never refure to filian order, if the goo:ts de- sired are in the market; and the blandest member thercof mildly put on his h2t and Started out In quest of codfish. Of course 1b Was in the market; one likely it had jast been received from Eastport or Belfast; and be found uo trouble In securing the desired amount at New York prices. The fish was sent as ordered, but there is no record of the remarks made by the Beifast firm when they received it, saddled with all the profits of ail the middlemen on the round trip from down east to the gay metropolis and back again. The only sign they made took the shape of a remittance in a polite letter of thanks, con- veying at the close an intimation that’ they reafter, AS @ regular maiterof business, send to New York for cotfish. eee THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT SWINDLED. The statue of Napoleon is once more on Luc | top of the Vendome Column. The statu; was badly injured ped its fall, and amanufacturer of bronze was charged with the work of re- Storing it. The statue was repaired, accori- ang to contract, but among the workmen em- ployed there was a firm friend of the Impe- rial family. He protested against the work, | and was sentaway. But he managed to find | means to get upon the scaffolding, and, in presence of some officials, took a common putty knife from his pocket and nearly sev- ered the Emperor's arm. The crevices had been filled in with wax. But at that time the statue was in position and screwed down. It is asserted that the whole statue is repair- ed in this way, and that it will be full of holes after six months’ exposure. The con- tractors, who would like very well to hang this meddlesome Bonapartist workman, Plead haste as an excuse, ncny. that they ith bronze, now will repair the crevices wi position, Some ot the gnant at this alleged that the statue is in journals are very in: swindle upon the state, the joo having bcon done in the cheapest possible manner.— Paris 68. Cor, N. ———— SWEET Mvsic.—A young girl, about as ‘tty as they grow ’em, went into a Celar ‘apids music store and asked the clerk, in- fay iy, ifhehad “A Heart that Lo "Have Before We Part?’” jas clerk looked up and the book-keeper was out, p-stairs trying tosell a gran- ger a wheezy old melodeon, and so he leaned over the counter and turned out about halfa you ‘One Sweet Kiss That Cedar Rap’ down the store; the boss was u) cozen of the best and most artistically fin- ished articles that the astonished young lady had ever seen offered ina job lot. She didn’t say much, but she went out of the store in astep and a half, and ruoded her cheeks thoughtfully ail the way home.— (Burlington Hawkeye. A BosTon’s GIRL’s SMARTNESS.—The Boston Transcript reports that a venerabie talker of twaddle, a soctety man who has outlived bis usefulness, but who still hovers around er eee and parties, and indul- es In small talk at which no one laughs but imself,eailed up to @ couple engaged in conversation in @® cozy corner, the other evening, and in his most winning tone said: “Judging from the color of her cheeks, f should eay = had been saying some very complimentary things to “Miss » ™, boy:” *-I never deal in compliments,” the ¢ boy,” rather graffly. *Don’ lieve it,” broke in the fair Miss —~- has paid mea greater comp!iment than ever paid a lady in all your life. He hag been thin; aceite to me as though I knew some- fourd ntely educed reasona! ukesha. Proving, beyond le doubt, bis tach pend western suburb ular race whore labors exist na. The most singu! Was @ glass eye wi its socket, goin habitants of W: were of the sing- only in lar thing about the skull ch yet remains firm in '¢ to show that the former in- ‘aukesha were cultivated and enlightened people. The attenty ". Berland Vetioy Pane prestdent of the Onm- Wight and othe? savane 1 aud tos that the gross earnings ef the road for 1515 | “!beular specimen. Mr. Thurston should Were $526,076.14, and total resent this rare specimen to the Natura! $265,451.54, leaving #200, %04 85 ‘of netoarninge istory POOR Se i ae ee sar nae arn eared s init peetia iy ga are in fashion vious year was , and Dg “the quality.” lady publishes b: the total decrease $5,170.55, Intention of citing up ove, and fortuwin b er friends—perticular! GEORGETOWN. half-past 6 o'clock Coan THIEF.—A bo: Onlicer Har} g cual from Ray’s dc took him in ch brought him as far as the cor: Market strects, opposite Deener, Cissel Welch’s mill when the man sarkienly stra him, broke loose and ran. Tne officer frat but ‘did not bit him; however. he succeate! in retaking him on Water street. The maa gave the name of John Jones, and this mora ing Was sent before Judge Snell. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS of Georgetown were dismissed at 1o’clock to-day, in respect to the memory of the tate William C. Magee, whose juneral takes place at 2 o'clock; and the pupils purpose sending a handsome wreaih, as a farther token of thelr esteem. ALEXANDRIA. EXTENSIVE BBERY—Late Saturday night, the store of Thomas Downey & Sons, coroer of Fairfax and Cameron streets, wa robbed of $300 in money, a Wateh and abo 10 pounds of tobacco. The burglars efter: an entrance by boring holes in the back dooi With @n auger and to this wa aperture large euougn to g trough and remove the iroa_ bar used t secure it. Yesterday morning Josse Gibson, a well-known colored thief, went ta a shoe- maker named Mayhew, on Oronoko street, and paid a bill circumstance coming to the kn ze Mr. Bur Cline, jailor, be went after Gibso& arrested him, and turaed liceman. Gibson was s house, and the wateh, ti, of the money and a pist srson. The police also’ arrested ‘reeland, Alexander Peyton and others. they all bad a hearing before &.m., Who sent the three named ther examination.— (Sen inel, 240 PARTIAL TO BEEF.—A storehouse of City Sergeant Lucas, near bis store, on Wolfe Strect, was entered last night aad robbed of 250 pounds of beef which had been salted down on Friday. Strange to say, nothing else was disturbed, although a quantity of hams and other articles were in the room. It is supposed that the thiaf had a duplicate key, as the door was found locked this morning. Cur THOMPSON, the rope walker, who was so badly injured by failing from a rop> fome time since, continaes to improve, and Will be abie to leave for home iu adout week.—[ Gazette, 24h. READING NOTICES. DURANG’S RHEUMATIC REMEDY will cure any case of rheumatism on the face of the green earth. Sold by Druggists. 1243 $16 LESS TEN PER CENT. FOR CASH, £14.40 het, will buy @ goo business snit, ma te of clean nice stock, much below value at the Cpeuing of the season. Gro. C. HENNING, 4107th street. Sos hy For AN IRRITATED THROAT, CouGH OR Col, “Brown's Bronchial Troches” are offered With the fullest confidence tn their efi They maintain the good reputation t have justly acquired. €0 —_.—_—— Inox in the blood. Liebiy’s Liquid Extra of Beef, in pint bottles, enriches the Bloc aids digestion, eure ness, Debility Us, male Complainis. nd a pepsia, Nervon ver, Ague, and Fe- oe Fivt HUNDRED THOUSAND BoTTLrs of Hates Honey of Horehnowl ant Tar have been ‘old during the past winter, and at least half that number of alarming’ cases of Couzh, Cold, Influenza and Bronchitis have been cured thereby. Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one minute. nie LONGFELLOW AND HARRY BASSETT —Ed- wards & Huichison’s Stimulating Liniment 4s the best thing for injuries In Horses, 4; acters career AV ALUARLE DIscoveRry.—Dr. C. W. Ben- fon, & Practicing Physician, at 106 Eutaw street, Baitimore. Md., (who has paid much aitention to nervous di ) has diseovered that Extract of Celery and Chamomile com- bined, in a eertain proportion, invariably cures headache, either bilious, dyspeptic, nervous or sick headache, neuralgia aod nervousness. This isa trinmph in medical chemistry, and sufferers all ever the country are ordering by mail. He prepares it in pil t 50 cents per box, postage free, and sol'l by all Dreggists. The Doctor is largely known and highly respected in Baltimore. These pilis are sent tage free to any adress, and sold by ail wholesale and ;etall Drug- gists in Washington, Georgetown and Alex- andria. 1,18,0,08,6,3; CorNS, &C.—Dr. White's establishment now occupies the very eligible dwelling, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard’s, where he continues the successful treatment of corns, bunions, ehilvlains, club and in- verted nails, vascular excrescences, &c, Es- tablished in Washington, D. C.,' In” 1861. "ee ——- Saratoga Springs in Winter, Reasons for going lo Drs. Strong’s Reme- dial Institute in winter, with circular de- scribing its Turkish, Russian, Sulphur, Hy- ¢ropathic and Electro-Thermal ths, the Vacuum Treatment, Galvauiec and Farailaic Elecuicity, &c., will be sent on application. Nervous, Lung, Female and Chronic dis- @ases @ specialty. 12,24,m,W,f3: The Buffate Lithia Waters, - The extraordiuary curative powers of these Waters in the Peculiar Diseases of Women; 11 Affections of the Urinary Organs; 10 Dyspepsia and in Gouty and Rheumatic’ Affections 1s vouched for by some of the best medica talent of the country. They are for sale 4 Kidwell & Son, 1531 I street; Charies Stott + 480 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. C5 Fickling & Welch, 77 High street, Georgetown, LD. C.; and E. 8. Leabeater & Bro., 587 Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va. a7 Pamphlets can be had of the houses. ‘HOMAS T. Goope, Proprietor, 1)4,méw,6:; Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va. —— AROUT MUSICAL Boxes.—At times when business is dull, or when losses and disap- intments of various Kinds mate life urden, we look around us for something that shall keep off ennui or sootne the troubled mind, aad sometimes we fad it no easy matter to meet with the charmer who bas the power to ‘drive dull care away.” Such a magician has, however, been pro- vided lately in the form of a musicai box, which, wittiout any able on the part of the [preset will perform the duties which at all Limes have been asked from the masi- cian by those who have been vexed bya meenmnoly if not an evil spirit. Mr. J. T. Heller, of Berne, Switverland, — brought this instrument to the highest leg! Vier ree of perfection. At the Exhibition of npa, Where Mr. lieller obiained the Medal of Merit for his musical boxes, they caused the greatest sensation; their richness the great variety of airs played by them, made them one of the great centers ofattraction, and excited the admiration of all who could be “moved by concord of fweet rounds.” They have been introduced into several large hotels, and have proved highly serviceable in ministering to ike en. | fomeageed the visitors. Few things corid e more suitable for a present to those by whom we desire to be remembered than on: of these instruments. Such a ts t would not be likely to be laid aside and forgotten, but ts tuneful volee me to remind its of those from whom it had been Ppossessors received. are forwarded gratis them, and the smallest Prompt attention. CHARLES HEIDSIECK Sillery, Extry in Medaille Cuamipagne: A FIRE AND BUBGLAB-PEOOF VAULTS, | = her male friends | Jobs Flelaivmpars Saat Tae Werte anno | page five per cont, diviiends aso ang aehe, | consider themselves I pleco, of suck vis, | sedi! MjuisoLramaablenekenon Gepost, Safeioe Sramea and Betsy Dixon; Wm. Garues and | 80d closed the fiscal year with $170,862.72 sur- | shape and costiiness us cach one's purse Aci | . .. Mary Stittwell, both of Mon! ery coun- Plus cash in its treasury. taste may dictate. When the “sentimental | St0: wy. Vise Preetions, | len ye ee ee eet ae a en courthave deetica inet paous vente - = Wier aoe ais Knitting | 1 0Mler for sale all classes of i day house No. 259 M 5 ‘Occupied hy | Hed toa writ of haveas g- | abd sewing machines, apple parers, washors BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES, blocks miaee; ambled down. insprisos oman Bh heecselty ts: fates seeker; | Sapa Hale's Seeee Neos teaagteesons 2 | + Tg WES, ify ison she ban Tenn was tan. | Beye sold Tad to ke oe wd away, 1 Fare is for Meerschaum and Cig- Ce ded yesterday with a verdict of ‘not | tice ia tee morula ay ot one Dis = J morulng —[ Louisvitte AMUSEMENTS. E R VaELLoue a Nive N QUISHOPERA in the 0 Seturday Evento Grand Kelle OA Grav jaraStr LU With the disting Mme Jepnic Van Zsndt. | nent ipric stare. Mre bi edn dar F AusT— January 25, ling opera clint. and the emi Seguin, Mr. Peak nia, Mr. Allen, and M IAN @) NON— HUGL Matines Satoriay— 1 LAMMEBMOOK I ENCOLN HALL, 4 OSH BILLINGS, THB GREAT ALMANAX MAKER, WILL GIVE ON HUMOKOUS READING, MOND. ar LINCOLN HAUL, AY, JANUARY 31, 1=7H, at So cLocK Ds erican prima donna, | Kell L—Wan Zanat. | it OTS Van Zandt. ‘This Entertainment, eotirely new, will consist of Reading: from his ows woat humorets productions, arranged expect extending South fr THE Last Ch this being bis Box Sheet at Jenvary 27 Tickets reserved seat As! é &. the Sist Instant, an: Lmond to Galvoste = ‘ mand a te a 75 No exter Jants-6t nts a ter Thursday, “ charge fo Fene’s OPERA HOUSE. MONDAY EVENING, Jenasry 21, and rntil fart Reade, entthed her notice, the thrilling FOUL PLAY. Mr. LOUIS AL As playe The Dashing Fn TON And a Piano Wareroems, 423 ith sl Pr DRICH as RO 4 by bim in Boston 200 nights. Mis KATE NEW. LLEST TON Fall Dramatic Company TH : PIANOS BUNE OTHEBS. REICHENBACH'S 11778 ABs vEus« ¥ CSLEBRATION aT TrESDAY jau22 St QOrPeERAL BUY YOUB LIBR Jan2eeSt AND Dramatic Kemence, written by Dion Boucicault and Chartes | ERT PENFOLD GEORGETOWN ADV (,REAT BARGAINS TNs . BARS yeeae OT Bande me *) Handsome ¥ Band-om M janl8-tr | qcThaniks to | wore fr fill orders as that the wor the Ki David. ¢ Theodire, Pray for the t Ectiool Teach Wamrntta 44 Men Boperior 4 4 Mies Heavy Bheedng Cottons 94 wee. STILL DIEING T STE dae r the past om all we 493 Betabitqhed 101 ’ GETOWN © Ge $4 Hic BOOKS AND : [NEW Bovons ALLANTVR#® E's * Horo story Bisterical Reenes trom (he O14 J. ‘The Years that are T ‘The Bersualisiic Phil = phy. elect Netea on the Lessons for iid 1 "ER’Y UTS, JW sat BS any BENJAMIN Mincee 103 Bridge atroat. Fd 5 Bariiey, PATK 25 Ton SreRer By ' ' Holy Spirit ty & By Bes By Wo x1 Bosan Morley « omen’ Vers re Alexander Lommel s Natur Nordbot’s The NEw PUSL& At Caxta’s Metical Diaen Theoret iv Leisnce # Her Beare: eT LAght < ttou States ta the Spring aud the Infiniti: ETTOS AT ELLIS & 09. BaVE 20 CENTS. "HEATER COMIQUE, bee FU OPES THE YEAB BOUND. Performance EVERY NIGHT. Matince for Ghee and Children KVERY WED: AW and 8A’ UBDAY AFTERNOONS. ™ FIRST-CLASS LN EVERY KESPECT. Variety, Drama, Buriesque and Comedy. novi-ly MOMUN BROS, 1015 Pepnsylvania ave .cor Tih jovie tr ovis rks TH OF ROBERT BU Scasmon, on tes Guitoree verses es erens ares ome ‘TA AD Habe. bray prantennts 3 by ry ans, EVENING, Jenuery 25,1576 Pad wrenoe ‘oat oe ‘sal RETYOS, NEW BUUKS. wor of Old M 8 M 456 3TH St. No. 439 Teh 50 doors abore Odd AT ARKRITER’S. on given. PROF. JOHN WAGNER, 109 let street, near B stroot 439 Tru sr. reet. betiroen Dam dow: as, enh USIO FURNISHED FOR ALL OCUASIONS Also Lasts uctig New No. 7 Choice Oi! Paintings, Kugravings, Onromo=, &e. iso, largest stock «f zines, Window Shades. Pictores, Frames, Picture Cords aud Tas- sels. Rings. Natis. &c., in the District, i TebMs Cas. Please remember Name ana Number. js1-ly BAL LS, PARTIES, &c. ECEPTION AND SOUIABLE OF THE MAKYLAND 26 STATE a Cla TION, i, WEDNESDAY EN'NO, Feo. JAnz2- Lut IMMENSE REDUCTION, PREPARATORY TO TAKING STOCK. FOR THE NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS Those sold at ‘Those sold at ‘Those sold at BOYS’ AND CHI I OFFER THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL BABGAINs: LDEEN'S SUITS, OVER. SPATS AND CusTEEs at ® great reduction | sg. prices, —__ As em determined to reduce Stock, purchasors will find it to their advantage to give ms call. 1011 jenl3-tr A. STRAUS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between lth and 11th streets. oTILOg. pac, W Poreten Poot end Terri: ear, ant PHYSICIANS’ VISITING LIST FOR 1*79. HAGE*STOWN aud other ALMANACS Waol- sale and Betail, at ™ SHILLINGTON'S Books’ Corner 436 atreet and Penna. ayen Gect9-tr A valnabie Pocket Compant: Tabie ace on, contatn Table, D &s Boanp- 5M " feeor of OCB HILL FL Thie Institution Brotbers. " fx? EBCairen an SCHOOL FOu PRIMARY AND ADVANCED ros TOS ih wt Pontos ats 0B Wither pega SPD 800 lve which are so well aivon to elementary “Normal tention feaieo for orth BPISOUPAL iBSTITOTE. BEV. FL. KNIGHT, DD, Meod Maris west. Private Mathematics and Phosograpt: ‘BUCTION =e Sept tothe particulars COLLEGE, LICOTT CITY, MD. conducted by the Chri Mch amd J worsens, ‘Special advan’ a Pr yo. F3i8, the Cinmice, 7. soe em FOB CHILD: . FAERIE. rane . the pecniter : ae above ; ‘& dreee to: Wm more: Academy of the Visitat io’ B Terms cash unless oihorwise agreed wv Kashe a. Gore P Oaut Davis; » Gea. Palwor, and rr! mince 1838 MILK AND CREAM. BUTTER AND Ecos, | "7 ¥°*’¢70Ur orders or eend postal card | Fresh every day, 627 Hi street northwest. janly at” Vv. BECKER'S N OFicE, PIANO AND MUSIC STORE AseTNctON, D O..Sannary a1, aa7s, | _jan2 Ot" _%O3 7th street, ear !, Wasbinc’ ym. Zhe Vo partoers heretofore carried. on ta this WIBG TO THE SOAROITY OF MUN) at WKUE and GICLEE eeu aL Ass coun: | ()Y ISS 70 THE scanciry ELL aud GILBERT CORNWELL, ander ene UNLEDERNED PLEDGES a mend Go WELL & SONS. is this on band. Also, s | lot of COMMISSIGN. CORNWELL Fate omest. | Mr DOUGLASS | Soups at peaches teie the times. . . retires from the firm to engage in ts Dusiness at the West Such extraordinary inducements bare never bo ABs hosiness will be hereafier conda-ted by G.G. | fore been offered to the public. eee Cot Ai ILBEBT COMN WALL,’ as | Lovers of FINE WATCHES, DIAMON)S. 9nd ©. G. CORNWELL & t0N-” all other FINS JEWRLBY, wre re-pscts!ly va- Botatass watt. so punches, nt om Hee oe sant2-co3t GILBERT CORNWELL’ &. GOLDSTEIN @ co. FRESH CUCUMBERS LOAN AND COMMISSION BRUKEKS, FF Ge FRESH TOMATOES, iB LOIBS and SWEETBRRADS, v SALMON, SARIMPS, LOBSTEBS and T} FINE FRESH SHAD, SMELTS, SCALLOPS acd CLAMS, CAPONS and GROUSE, a. janl9-6t By 8 HORSE FOOD. \N HAND AT THE COTTAGE MARKET, 5 14th street. HORSES AND CATTLE. Hasagrean Us. INGREDIENTS ALL VEGETABLE, Sampl. le 100 Feeds for $2 00, Depot in Washington, 609 Louisians avenue. decie-eofm ©. ana (or calling iy attended co. ANGsAESo; enue Satz ors oe REMOVAL! ——nEMWOVALE — have moved tbe remainger to vacate, tm order te of may stock of ve CABPATS, OIL CLOTES, U?HOLSTERLNG GOODS, &c., &o., to the second fi here Iwill be Sud the public In order to entre tew a receive vor of my Fi Wererooms, ‘my Old patrons Twill sett at —- add jan WASH B Wii Bo. 319 7th sirect northwest, Ni. E. corner 10th ané D streets. _teobstr a. corer teh ad Datrect._ it carvormin geexZ LIVERY AND HIRING STASLES, je 6317 Third street s. ¢. FINE CARRIAGES FOR WEDDINGS, CALLS, RECEPTIONS, &o. SPECIAL atrErties, ad TO Bos BvING Jef at Congrossions! Hotel, or at Stable, Jané-' Orders br | day oF night, will receive prompt attentio>. A. B. DENNIS 4 ©o. GENTLEMEN'S FIRST-CLAs8 BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER aT JAS. H. VERNILY 4, 610 914 STREET, Opposite Patent Office, BZ” Bolla comtort "Teeeed ede: 7 FACTORE iF “nya $0 order tn tes of Wamsutte Mae at mascrac anal | Ledies' and ‘McMaurray's Gent's TRAVELING TRUN. Patept Trunk Stay attached. ‘snail LADIES’ TRAVELING BATCH ELS B. Mew ( RRAY, SOO Makes Space,