Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1876, Page 4

EVENING STAR. IHURSDAY....Fedruary 10, 1976. Panes veatnntahineeinetrnseL Tie. oman Weather Probabilities To-day. Orrice oF CHIEF StoNAL WASHINGTON, February 10, 1876. } In the lower lake region and middle states, ‘winds shifting to east and south, and rising temperature, with failing barometer, stormy ard rainy weather in the former. and with risirg. followed by falling barometer and probably rain In the latter. LOCAL NEWS. To-night. ational: Theater—Ciara Morris as “Ca- mille. Pord's Opera House-—“Humpty Dumpty.” Theater Comique—“ Wide Awake” and va- | wieties. Wilard Halt.Billiard exhibition by Izar and Garnier. Mt. Vernon Place M. E. Church (South.)—Fea- Bival and Entertainment. Masonic Temple mehool house for t. Aloysius Condensed Lecals. —_ sends Harper's Weekly for has resigned the professorship of infancy and childhood in the medical department of the University of Georgetown Ata meeting of the board of trustees of he reform school on Tuesday last at the Bouse of Mr. Henry A. Willard, Albert Drew, one of the inmates, was d. upon ap- Plieation of his father. The Knights of St. Joseph No. 1 have elected the following assistants to the chief Marshal of the procession to take place on &t Patrick's day: James F. Faney and W. ‘MH. Maghar. Miss Ann Reed, maiden sister of the late B. W. Reed, in passing through her dwelling on F street, yesterday afternoon, fell into the furnace area and sustained severe bruises bout the head and face. She is in the 7ist year of ber age. ‘The sacred concert to be given at the New ‘York avenue Presbyterian church to-mor- row evening will be the musical event of the Robert February Dr. Busey diseases of season. All of the finest singers in the y @re enlisted, and their selections are most choice. A fuil bouse should compliment them. o = De Jol Carroll Brent. Jobn Carroll Brent. esq., who bas been ill for several weeks, died at his residence, on Delaware avenue, pear C street north, this morning about one o'clock, aged 62 Mr. Brent was a son of the late Col. Wi Brent, for many years clerk of the Cireutt Court of the District of Columbia—the pre- decessorof the late John A. Smith. The de- ceased received bis education at Georgetown College, of which he was graduate. Subse- quentiy be studied law, and accompanied his encie, Hon. Daniel Brent, consul general to Paris, to bis post of duty, and for many years be was the secretary to lis uncie, agd exer- ised the duties of consul. While tn Faris he id much attention to literature and the ne arts, and became not only _profi- @ient in reading and writing the French aud other languages, but spoke many of the movern languages #8 fueu!ly ax his mother tongue. Subsequently he was secretary for several years fv the African squadron, under we Bolten, and be beeame knowa oO maby of the older officers of the his return to the United States he the practice of the law,and at especiaily ears ago he became asbington National y.and up to the time of ath Was its secretary. He was one of Inhabitants’ As- od @ promin- lie Friends’ bier of ased,) 5 y lady who ner ALSt. Josepis's Acad- The various societies «i meet- married ngton Young, (1 2 daugh graduated last sv emy, Emmitsi rg. With which he was connected will hc ings to ars e for his fu — ; = MIZED BY SuAr ks.—J. Re Was arrested in Raltimore yesterday liceman beaver, Charged w swindling H. C. Econ, an ex-cadet midshipman, out of $59 in Washington city. Young Booa fa of Jeffer- fon City, Mo., and bad resigned his eadet- ship at the Naval academy. He visited ‘Washington city on Monday before return- ing home, and met Reypolds, who is a mucn oiser man than himself, at the Baltimore and Obio depot in Washington. Reynolds, who represents himself to be a cattle dealer, epgaxed the yonng man in conversation and made himself very agreebale. The ex-caiet Bays tbat while they were walking in a cor- ridor of the Treasury department, chatting leasantiy, when @& stranger spproached yDoids, tapped him on the shoulder as an @equaintance, and in @ familiar way asked for the loan of $400 on a check which he pro. duced. Reynolds replied that he did have the money, 7nd the man suggested that pos- Bibly bis friend, the ex-cadet, could cash the check. The young man said he could not, as he bad only $0. The ready stranger thea pulled out a check for $100 and asked to be Becompodated with $50 on it, the young man to hold the check until be could obtain the Money from the bank and then pay the re- mainder to the good cattle dealer. The young map, without thinking, in the suddenness of transaction, did as requested, and then lefi. Soon afterwards Reynolds excused himseif And left, alleging he would get a receipt for money. That, he says, was the last he saw Of the accused, until coming to Baltimore he espied him at the Northera Central Hotel, eorner of Calvert and Frauklin streets and bad him arrested. Justice Haggerty com- mitted the accused.—{ Ballo. Sun, wih. —_+—_——_ METHODIST ANNUAL CONFERENCES._The Baltimore Annual Conference of the M. E. Chureh, which met last year at Winchester, Va., Bisbop Peck presiding, adjourned to meet on the Ist of March, 1876, in Metropoli- tan Church. Washington, when Bishop Bow- man. of St. Louis,will preside. The Virginia Annual Copference of the M. E. Church will be held in Alexandria, Va, ng | the 23d of February, Bishop Bowman presi + 4 The Baltimore Annual Conference of the M. E. Church South, which adjourned last year from Mount Vernon Church, Washington, to Braddock-street Church. Winchester, Va. on the ist of March, 1:76, will be presided over by Bisbop Marvin, St. Louis. The forty-eighth annual seasion of the Maryland Annual Conference Methodist Protestant €bureh will be held in Lynchburg, Va., commencing the second Wednesday of March, Rev. David Wilson, M. D., president. The Washington Annual Conference of the BM. E. Church, Baltimore, Kev. R. H. Robin- son, pastor,on March 15, Rev. Bishop Thos. Bowman, will _ This session it is ex- ‘ted will be the most important ever held laymen will hold thetr convention in conjunction with the conference. Two min- isterial and two laymen will be elected as Gelegates to the general conference, which will meet in this city in May. Resolutions favoring @ colored bishop will be introduced. —e————. Tue Trrarers. jatumal.— There is no failing Off in the audiences which flock night- ly to see Clara Morris as “Camille,” but, on the cont the interest seems to increase. iui @equits himself in the role of “Armand Duval” biy, and in portions nes ‘some very good acting repeated to- and “Marguerite” will be presentet to-morrow and Saturday evenings and at the Saturday matinee. Miss Morris bas met with great success in this new play, which is * to equal in interest the “Two Or- pbans Fouts Opera House “empty Dumpty” is Still delighting good houses,/ana the wudi- ences—the younger half partieularly—enjoy ihe new tricks with which the reconstructed pantomime abounds. The troupe contains meny good specialty artists, and is first-class iu its line of business, reminding ove of the origina: Ravels Theater Contaur.—“Whie Awake” is of a Fensational character, interesting and ex- citing. and is presented in good skape. Tue Yarielies are given by some of the best actors ju that line. ——s—___. THE ENOSINIAN Soctgty, Columbian University, —Fair to ald in building a | parish. | Conversions, acd read @ portion of a letter Hammer.d. the Revivalist ' MORE INTERESTING MEETINGS Yesterday afternoon the children’s meet- ing was bebi at the Foundry Methodist Fpis- copal chtreh, eonducted by Rev. E.P.Ham- | mon’ - Mr. Gray, of Baltimore, took | part tn fe meeting, aud Mr. Bentley lei the | singing. An inquiry meeting followed. THE FIRST OF THE EVENING MAETINGS was held last evening at the Congregational! church, (Rey. Dr. Rankins,) and was by singing. The church was crowded to overflowing. After prayer by Rev. Dr. No- ble, Mr. Hammond read and com: the bth chapter of Revelations. Mr. Bentley rang “Ninety and Nine.” Two meetings at the Lutheran church in the pens at the Fi es were announ Cleveland, Nobile and Rankin spoke commending the meetings to the peopie. Mr. Hammond related some incidents of from a convert, and taking for his text,“‘And 28 Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilder- bess. €ven 60 Moust the son of man be lifted up, that whosever believeth in Him should Bot perish but have eternal life.”—Jobon ili, 14 and 15—he preached an eloquent sermon, | Making @n earnest appeal to the unconvert- ed. He closed by offering a prayer, which the congregation repeated. An eon meeting followed, and many, it is repeated, ‘were converted. THE MFETING THIS MORNING. Mr. Bently first mace his appearance this Morning, and about 10:20 o'clock led the con- gregation in singing ‘Revive Toy work, ob. Tord.” In @ few minutes Mr. Hammond arrived and announced the hymn, ‘Teach us, ob, Lord, bow weak weare.” Mr. H. de- sired all who requested prayers for others to write their requests upon the slips of paper that are daily passed round. The hymn, “The cleansing wave,” was then sung. Prayer was offered by Rev. Mason Nobile. The Distriet Central Republican Com- mittee. FELFCTIONS OF DELEGATES. Yesterday was the day set (oy the conven- | tion recently heid) for the election of dele- aoey to the central republican committee } ere. | IN THE 6TH DISTRICT Jobn T. Bell, was elected president of the € ud; Daniel Lewis, jr., secretary; J. J. zens, treasurer; after which the club resolved itself intoa mass meeting and elected Je- rome A. Johnson, Perry Wilson and Otto Branson as delegates to the central commit- tee, and E. Williams, as alternate. IN THE 11TH DISTRICT & club was eer by electing William side: Beckett, nt; Richard Thompson, jr., vice realden ; Edward Chase, ry; Cato Ward, treasurer. Geo rge James Thompson, John Dixon, John Wil- liams, Samuel Hiil, Joseph Forrester, R. Lewis, John F. N. Wilkinson, executive committee. Edward Chase, Joseph Thomp- son, Dr. J. L. N. Bowen, delegates to the central committee. IN THE ITH DISTRICT the eluborganized by the election of the fol- lowing officers: Perry H. Carson, president; William White, vice president; Thomas Comodore, secretary; Henry Davis, treas- urer. Pending the election of members to the central committee, the club adjourned. IN THE 21ST DISTRICT @ meeting was held. 8S. 8. Riley chairman, and R. A. Green secretary. officers were elected as follows: bk. B. Hughes, president; William Beron and Walter Middleton vice residents; Dr. R. A. Green, secretary; A. jreen, corresponding secretary. Executive committee Malcolm Brady, L. Fletcher, Thomas Osborne, Thomas Scott, F. D. Gaines. A. M. Green, L. G. Fletcher and W. Middieton were elected members of the republican central committee, and Thomas Scott, F. D. Gaines and M. Brady alternates. The fom apr bymn, “Lo! the loving Jesus | Slgndeth,” to the tune, “Hold the fort,” was preceded by the touching story of a Ter in Harrisburg, who, when he learned that It was the governor who had prayed with him and departed, sald:—" Why didn’t you tell me it was the goveruor? His pardon would have saved me.” Mr. H. offered & short request asking for a further knowledge of prevailing prayer, and then spoke of the necessity of feeding faith upon lhe promises, and gave some interesting illustrations. He then read from the 16th ebapter of Jobn, and spoke upon the fifth condition of prevailing prayer—‘in Jesus’ Resolutions were uvanimously adopted “requesting the republican Senators and members of the House to cailon John R. French, the Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate, and Edward Clark, architect of the Capitol, (both of whom have for a long time been eating the best wheat tn the republican crib), to answer why they have seiected and turned out five faithful colored policemen (at the Capito!) to starve at mid-winter, and al- lowed thetr places to be filled with demo- crats or unreconstructed rebels,” and de- tmanding “the removal of Messrs. French and Clark, unless they can show good cause for their action, or restore these men to fire to warm the me”—and called especial attention to the words, “Verily, I say unto you, whatsoever ye ask the Father in my name, He will giva it you,” and drew some striking illustrations from practical life. An opportunity was then given for short prayers. Mr. Hammond told the congregation that it was no Inter- Tuption for a person to come or go during the services, and then asked for FIVE PRAYERS IN FIVE MINUTES. “What shall the Harvest be” was sung by Mr. Bentley. The meeting was then opened for any on€ to speak orpray. A young man spoke of nis past life, how that for years he bad been a drunkard, but was finally con- verted. Rev.G. A. Hobbs, of Grace M. E. Chureh, followed with prayer. Kev. Dr. Ran- kin spoke of a college friend who married and settled in the west, and there became the victim of intoxication. His wife had written to the speaker in the depths of her misery, some three weeks since, and at a lit- tle meeting then being heid at his chureh they knelt down and prayed for her relief. He then read a letter showing the change for good that bad come over his old college friend, and at his solicitation the meeting of- fered Up another prayer for his coutinuance in Improving. The meeting then resolved itself into A PRAISE MEETING, Mr. Bentley leading, “We'll Praise Thee, Ob! God,” and maxy arose, or through the ministers, thanked Ged for some blessing. Mr. Hammond read the requests for prayer, the congregation being engaged meauwhile nsilent prayer. Mr. Hammond closel this meeting with prayer, and the congre gation then engaged in singing. A Project whieb All are Interested. It will nodoubt startle many of our good citizens to know that while they are sleep- ing comfortably 3 warm beds these cold, bi are scores of men, wom nm wandering about ¥ inhospitable streets without finding a place to rest their weary heads or a generous ir nearly frozen bodies. Yet r police station-houses are holly inadequate to the demands of this kind made tpon them. Many of them have not the simplest accommodations for night lodgers—not even chairs sufficient for them to sit upon, and if they wish to liedown,a bard, bare floor is their only couch Last month the police accommodated in this miserable way on an average sixty-six &@ night, and this month the applications are still more numerous. Some, it is true, are “tramps,” “bummers” and “dead beats,” itisevenso. ¢ but the largemajority are decent, respecta- ble people who have Been thrown out of em- pcx ment during the present depression in usiness, and have never before known any- thing of the biting necessities of life. Most of them are strangers, and bead there are who, starting from distant points by railroad, upon @ through ticket and without a dime in their ‘Kets, miss the connection, as is fre- quently the case at this season of the year. with the out-going train and are compelled to remain in ourcity until the morrow. They remain huddled together in the raliroad sta- tions until the lights are put out and the doors closed, and then begin their sufferings, which can not be told in words! To supply the t peed of such sufferers was the happy thought of a few young ladies attending one of our private schools, who, warmly seconded by thelr principal, gave an entertainment recently which realized over two hundred dollars. This has been supple- mented by donations of several hundred dol- jars from our generous citizens, and a suit- able building will be at once secured for the purpose of establishing a night lodging house upen a firm basis. A meeting of those interested will be called at an early day,and in the mean time we invite the benevolent to send contributions to Messrs. John T. Mitchell or A. 8. Solo- mons. We may add that it is contem- plated not tosend adrift the lodgers hungry in the morning, but to give them a comfort- able breakfast, which mayhap some of our hotel proprietors will be willing to supply from the surplusage of their overstocked tables. Major Richards has promised his cordial co-operation to assist in the good Work and prevent the managers from being imposed upon by unworthy persons. The project is an honor to humanity and to the elty of Washington,—which is always fore- most to extend a brother's hand to the de- serving and inquire not whence he comes, ——_e——__ CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORATION.— A certificate of incorporation has been filed in the office of the Recorder of Deeds in the name of the “Hospital for the indigent, of the District of Columbia,” the objects of which are for the treatment of medical and surgical diseases, of the poor and indigent, where all such may be treated gratuitously; provided the Secretary of the Iuterior, the Commissioners of the District, or board of directors, may provide for admission of said indigent person, to be managed by board of » Viz: Leonard D. Gale, Frank Hume, Alex. Ray, James E. Dexter and W. J.C. Dubamel. Also, a certificate of the Citizeus’ Railway company, with the following route: Start from corner 7th street ana Louisiana ave- nue, run thence by way of Louisiana ave- nue, 6th street,G street, 5th to Boundary | Street, thence uj and across Boundary | street to Larch. Elm, 4% and College streeta, in the county of Washington, and the valley eastof Howard University to southern en- trance of Soldiers’ Home, with a branch leaving the main line at the intersection of 5th street and New York avenue: run thence by way of New York avenue and North Cap- itol street and Lincoln avenue to Glenwood Cemetery, making total length of about four miles, with capital stock of £160,000, of 4,000 shares, of #5. James A. Hoffman, Joseph Prather, John H. Glick, John Dunn, Amgi L. Barbur, James H. McGiil, Geo. W. King, R.D. be Se Barnes, Jas. B. John- ittlesey, are named a3 incor- porators. Also.a certificate of the National Brick Ma- chine Co., the objects of which are the pur- chase and sale of patents and patent rights and licenses, for ange pay and processes Le mo toand in the man- | ufacture ef bricks, the purchase and sale of bricks, and manufacture ef Leg pur- ve & most delightful enter- and facta taicment at Falimadce Hatt lace might. The | Share, sale and menut Tankion Gaone | Music, instrumental as well as vocal, | § Soneintiae on uk cae | Tat of the Srst quality, and the readings | [7S one marketing of bricks, 3,000 shi and recitations were of the same order of ex- of €500 each, to be bs board of eellence. The me inéluded a plano | Of $500 each, to be m Wa Pon Beet heads 8: Bicherdaon and Clarence | trustees, viz; Chas. F. Pook, W hene; Wea. | Beal, ba soloe oy SS. W. Keon; select read- Btickney, John 0. Evans, Na tel Wil | atfos Bettie Goodriet: Lebar solos by W. ¢. | #02, Waller 8. Cox and Robert B. Potter. il, sOprano solos by iss Jeannie Galt; baritone solos by Lenox Simpson: piano Par yp FIRTH AVENUE Cox- | flo by Clarence Beall; and recitation by | FAXY—1 reserved seats for the Pret.E.B. Hay. After this order of exer- pm next week for the plays to be pre- ; See E ANAS Completed the Hoor was cleared | fented by this company will begin at the The apie Enna Tain and beauty “chased | Pern House to morrow marning. The selec- | dine stare hours.” to the inspiring motes of @ | fon Mt.8 Sood one, and < | Snestring band. procured for the occasion. | /2¥' Bounnas” Meese ee attractive. Ths | ‘This society has been in existevee more than mate anae Monday, Tuesday, § of the grea Peewns BUmbers on itslist many | mates, and evening: “Saratoga” Wadnes- of the great men of the country. It + | Mies Sara Jewette beneat pds pnonse” for perhaps, be added that the Fertictpants in) eF “ the entertainment last night have not reached the mature age of the society. 2 ee cit, ee bat MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued ment’s notice a Jobo D. F. Dengel and NettleV. Fay, Joos | attend one of the man; W. Angell and Bettie E. Burke, John ‘4 | beid here during H ay. Ma.) ones A: Pietach and Rie, | Metts street, have )» ee C. 57th si oth of Baltimore. a eee ' cei VANITY FAIR wil! not make the gue 2 i | nothing duty.” ——_- +—_—_. Retail Prices, Center Market. Meat 1, pocter house, 20a25 per 1b.: sirloin, 2; roun Toasting pieces, 20a23, corned, 10al5! dried, 20; sliced. 25: chipped, 30; Pork, Waa); “A, #a123 Mutton, bade, Latab, 18420: Veal, Lin2s; Drie f, 20a2; Hams, whole.17; cnt, 18 sliced, 25; ders, 14 per ib. hoad, | 50 per, bunch: Perch, S6e40 per fish, 26 per bunch; Halibut, 90 per 1b. Perch, yellow, # per bunch; Saimon, (California, babe. per Ib.; Cod, 12sgal W.: "Haddock, 12a lke per Ib 1.00 each: 15 ets. per po 81.60, Buelt. Boston.) 20; Mac! each.’ Terrapins, Wc a$2 each. VEGETAELES—Potatoes, Irish, 25per pk; do. sweet, & per pk; Onions, 80 per pk: Cabbage, Sai por hd: Carrots, & per bunch? Oveter Plante. por bunch; Tornips, 90 per pk: Spinach, 408) per pk: Oalery, Parsn’ S010 per buneh: ps. 40c. per peck; Lettuce, Sa ; Horse Ratieh, sald exch, REiTs.—Oranges 20038 per dozen; Lemons. 20a%5 en; Apples, Maw per pk; Oranberries, 15 os, 10a22 per poun pl Peaches, a 15; Blackberries, Cher- | ia print, 62 per Ib.: New | ice roll. 40; fair do., 25435; pese. 20025 per Ib, 14a20 per pound; Geese, 1.00 i dressed, 25" per pair; E, 1Wal 25 per pair; do. dreesed, 1.00a1.25 per | pair. i 3UILDING PFRMITS._D). W. Bates, alter north side Pennsyl- | “n 6th and 7th streets | C. Flenner, reconstruct a est side Sih, between East | vania av southeast; . brick ¢welling, wi Capitol and A streets southeast; $500. Robt. | all, three two-story frame dwellings, south side G, between 24 and 3d strests Fouthwest; 0. Joseph Wasney, a bi dwelling remodelled, north side Maryland avenue, between ith and Sth streets nort- east, 3500. C. H. Holden, a three-story brick store repaired, south side KF, between 9th | and lth streets northwest: $46 D. J. Col- lins, @ brick dwelling, north side L, between 19th and 20th streets northwest; $200. George Gross, a two story brick building, East Capitol, between Sd and dth streets; $400. Sarah A. Kennedy, a brick dwelling, | south side C, between lith aud 12th streets northwest Chesapea! gation. sepia sige of the Baltimore Sun from Annapolis, Feb. 9, says: Tue senate commit- tee of Investigation into the affairs of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal company reas- sembied today DEPOSITION OF W.W. CORCORAN. Mr. W. W. Corcoran, of Washington, being unable to attend tn person before the inves. Ugating committee, made a deposition be. | fore @ notary public in Washington city, in Bpswer to certain written interrogatories. The substance of the deposition is as follows: I am &@ holier of preferred bonds of the Ches- apeake and Obio canal company, and am also one of the trustees os gee by said company under a deed da’ June 5, 1548. I bold these preferred bonds as an individual } ard In no other capacity, and bave received | payments of couponson said bonds since June 17, 1472, where and as the same were paid by thecompany. I have not in any capacity paid to the present management of the canal, or ie ey mem for them, directiy or indirectly, any bonus, gift, fee, reward, or Price for payment of said coupons, nor does there exist any agreement of whatever kind between me and the management of the canal, or any one connected with it, or any other person for it, directiy or indirectly, for the payment hereafter in any way or shape for the payment of such bonus, gift, fee, re- ward, or price for payment of such coupons to be hereafter m: to me. have never been approached by or received any intima- ton from the president or directors of the canal, or by or from any other persou, that any such bonus, fee, &c., was desired or ex- pected. No rebate or discount was ever taken by Alexander Brown & Sons for pay- ment to me of any coupons, nor is there any arrangement, pow or hitherto, requiring bondholders to pay any sum to any person in the premises. I have always received the full face value of each coupon as it has been ordered to be paid. Jobn Purdy, of Washington, testified to the same effect, as did John W. Burke, of Alexandria, V Frederick M. Colston, of Wilson; Colston & Co., Baltimore; A. B, Davis, of Montgomery county; Nelson Poe, and Eugene Van Ness. Tur FowLe-STEVENS INVESTIGATION The special committee of the House charg With the investigation of the conduct of Judge George Stevens, of Neilson county, iu connection with the loss of certain funds by Mr. Fowle, of Alexandria, met last night. Jucge Stevens and Mr. Fowle were present, and the latter underwent a long examina- tion. It appeared from Mr. Fowle’s testi- mony that be commenced drinking on the ist of January, (Saturday,) and Sunda: went to Worsham’s, and there met wi Judge Stevens. For two days he was play- ing with Stevens, and George Hill, of Wor- sham’s establishment, and bis losses amoun- ted to $15,000 in District of Columbia bonds, Worth $8,000, and a considerable amount fof money, derived from checks drawn by Fowle on Richmond and Alexandria banks and cashed by Worsham. About half of these funds have been returned. The grand Jury of the othe court will meet to-morrow. Witnesses have been summoned to testify on indictments against Messrs Fowie and Stevevs for unlawful gaming.—{ Richmond (Va.) Dispatch. Feb. 9. THE FEMALE Forcen.—The physician in Attendance on Mrs. Tapper, the noted bee- culturist of Iowa, who |s accused of a series of forgeries in that state, is sald not to be satisfied whether she is really insane or merely simulating that condition. She remains in bed at the hotel in Monticello, Towa, and refuses to converse. A letter from her brother, the Rey. J. Wheaton Smith, D. D.,of Philadelphia, stren; the theory of her insanity. He says: ‘In girlhood she Was a sleep-walker; In late years, when pkie | in Newton, she wandered off into the 8 in settled and confused state of rind in the daytime, and wes it home thoroughly chilled and beside h ee _ ft fora loan ofetoe Beata Epa, B ._B replied: « Jease” 7 than 16 would me better to oblige you, and wilt do it. I haven't the money by me, but make a nx outh sid at once write the note. “Stay,” said A, “mak $200; 1 want $100 for myeelt 4 dla 807 ‘ia dorsed paper e bank discoun' i was . When the note was to cipher borrowed 8100 of —a S7Silhoutte valentines are the cheese. 187 War to the Bowentfe, the Graphic calls s7It cost Pennsylvania s round hundred thousand io Suppress the riots in the 7A great revival has been in in ever, ing home with the giris. aS lady. tar loos sings, “Come into Teiear » Maudie, but puron your arctic | down for vagrancy. | or bis mone | the pante di | could find none that would answer except THE COURTS. CRIMINAL Court—Judge Wac Arthur. Yesterday, George Slegle; verdict set aside. Frances Evans, enticing titution and Suze ona a room; Lee pros. a ‘aters, carrying conceal ng = guilty. Wm. Kearney. deali in Withont licence; not guilty. Albert Parker i to Sn Sssanit, and was sentenc- ed to thirty days in jail. Thomas 8. Young, ivate property; verdict set aside. , fast driving, verdict set aside. ‘o day, Isaac Williams; nolle pros. Thos. Rig. keeping opea on Sunday; do. Thomas G. Hoover, unlicensed bar room; guilty and fined $105." Wm. B. Lorinzen; do., do. Phos. King, do,; sentence deferred. Crrcuir CourT—Juive Cartier. Phe Burrow, House and Ming agt. Ross; verdict for plaintiffs $6,668.05, subject to credits. Same agt. same; do. #5,202.48. Jewitt agt. Rapley; ejectment case, 5 12th of square west of 471; on trial. ‘o.day, @ number of judgments by default were taken, The ejectment case of Jewett agt. Rapley was resumed. Equity Court—Judge Wylie. Yesterday, Brooks agt. Francis; decision vacating sale under deed of trust and refer- ring to auditor. Bartlett agt. Bartiett; order for rance. Walsh agt. Walsh; order granting further time to take proof. Power agt. Davis, order appointing guardian ad litem. Conner agt. ner et i; order au- Uborizing sale. Miller agt. Miller; submit- td. Pantagt. Stewart; continued on dem ir- te r. To-day, Sraith agt. Metropolitan M.P. Co; motion for further ime overruled. Alexa: der agt. Bouldin; auditor's answer file’. Sparks agt. Sparks; restraining order made. Cherry agt.Alvord.do. Hunter agt. Harris; commission issued to select guardian ad Mtem. Nailor agt. Nallor; submitted. James act. Stewart; do. Bartlett agt. York; leave to file supplemental bill. PROBATE CouRT—Juige Olin. Tuesday, in re estate of Moses B. Bram- hall, deceased; letters of administration granted; bond $1,000. The will of John C. Green Was exhibited and partially proven. Estate of James Lavender, jr., letters of ad- ministration were granted to the widow; bond €4.000. The will of Jane A. Jones. ca- veat objecting to probate of will filed. Let- ters of administration were granted on the estate of Charles E. Burr to the widow; bond £1,000. In re will of John Wilson, orter of publication issued. The will of Mary Elean- or Coyle was admitted to probate. Adjourn- ed to Saturday PovicE CouRT—Judge 8x2. Yesterday, Lewis Johnson alias Charles Lewis, threats to Charles Reader; $100 bonds. Henry Cesar, assault on Patrick Connor; $5. Jobn Horrigan, assault on Wm. Herfarth; 25 avd costs. Honest Frederick, running his go cart across a par! George Columbus was fined $5 fordisorderly assembly. Henry Garther, violation of hack law; $3. James Simmons, disorderly; $5. Mary Jonunson, cursing in the street; $5. Peter Heller, vio lation of snow law; =2. Jenny Cockrell was sent down again for vagrancy. J. G. Author, forfeited. Chas. Langley,do. Anna Browa, a fearfni old “di on” braiser, was sent John Horrigan, dis: derly congregation on street corner; $5. Molly Wilson, & “division” ranger, was dis- missed, as Fhe showed signs of being apeni- tent and promising to go home ani lead a correct life. Peter Lewis. colored, larceny of & pocket- book, containing all the money Lu- cinda Cole possessed—a ease of snateh game; six months in jail. John Cohen, assault on Peter Ailer, @ colored man who testified that he purchased a pair of pants of Cohen for his son, paying $2 therefor, with the understand- | ing thatif they did not fit he could retarn them and exchange for a pair that would fit, should be returned. Finding not fit. he returned them, but one pair which defendant refused to let him take, and also refused to retara him his mo- ney.’ Witness took up the pants and said he must have them, when Cotien struck him tn the breast. drew a revolver, threatening to blow bis head off if he attempted to take them. His son ran out the storeand defend- ant tlammed the door, breaking one of the glacs lights in it, when he farther demanded that complainant pay for it before he leit; ~20 and costs. An appeal noted. TO DAY. Wm. Gardner forfeited collateral. Rerry, indecent exposure; $5. James Bird, street cursing; $5. Laura Jones, same; $5. Jonn J. Fields, Resin Haskios, Wm. Wal- ters and James Henry, disorderly assem|)!y on 7th street; $5 each. | Sam'l Wilson, John Harris, Jobn Parker, Ben. Adams and Hen- ry Crompton, charged with disorderly as- sembly and obstructing the sidewalk. Har- ris, who appeared to have been the cause of the trouble, forfeited collateral, and the others were dismissed. John Ross and Peter Moulton, unlawful 2 mbly;s5each. Jack Ward, a smooth face, fancy looking young man, of genteel appearance, was called up on the charge of smashing in some piate- glass windows in the resiaurant of S. H. Beamer, on Pennsylvania avenue. Also, charged with assault and battery on said Beamer, who testified that Ward came into bis place drank and applied for waisky, which he refused to give him; whereupon he got in @ rage, and going out threw brickbats and paving stones through his windows, one Which came near killing him; fined $100 in each case, or jail. A THIEVING SAMSON, Samuel Jackson, colored, cuarged with larceny of an iron gate from a fence belong- ing to ‘the Freedman’s Trust company. on 12th street, valued at $10; also, charged with stealing a similar fron gate from J. E. ‘Waugh, valued at $10; also, charged with Stealing a similar gate from Enoch Totten, Worth $10; also, larcenyof a gate trom the premises of Samuel Facon, vained at £10; also, larceny of an iron gate trom a fence be- jooging, to eras on 12th street, for which Mr. Waugh 1s agent, worth #10. Officer ‘West testified to finding these gates torn in pieces in a junk shop where Jackson had sold them. The several owners of the prop erty testified as to the larceny, and the court sentenced Jackson to three months in jail in each case. A BLACK AND WHITE poG. Catherine “Lacovey, a very respectable looking lady, was arraigned on the charge of stealing a black and white dog from one James McKnight, who testified that he val- ued the animal at $20. It was stolen last Sunday two weeks. He found {tin the yard of the premises occupied by Catherine, who pretended that she ught it from a coun- ryman, &nd refused to give itup; dog or- dered to be restored and Mrs. L. discharges. She afterwards insisted that she ought to be com pensated for the keeping of the dog, but the court informed her that she would have to suffer the loss of her investment in dogs. DEVILED CRABS. FTC. Charles Wright, larceny of a plate of dev- iled crabs and a linen jacket from a restau- rant; $10 or thirty days. John Miles, lar. ceny of a piece of oye worth 75 cents be- jougin to the United States; $5 and costs. Rufus ett, larceny of a wooden box; $5. Samuel Jackson, larceny of an iron gate Worth $10, Sg ca to W. H. Trotter; three months within Crocker’s iron gates. Mary C. Washington, larceny of three skirts, three aprons. @ pair of stockings, and Cruey Parker; thirty days gp . W Johnson, threats to George H. Boston bonds to keep the peace. John C. Cobe! sault and battery on George C. Mason; $1. John Coben, (another John.) assault and battery on Sat, Johnson; $20 and costs or thirty days. ery Fletcher, assault and battery on Albert Clark; 85 andcosts. Jud- = Hard was fined $1 for assault and bat- ery. KICKED To DEATH BY A NEGRo—Con- Biderable feeling and excitement have pre- vailed in the village of Barnesville, in this county, during the past week, over the death of Mr. Michael C. Carr, the keeper of @n inn at that place, which 1s said to have wm the result of « kiek received in the stomach, on last Monday evening, from a negro man named George Washington. On that evening about 7 o'clock, Washington Went Into the restaurant of Mr. Carr for the Eee of collecting money owed to him by Mr. Carr, for the use of his team in hauling ice. It seems that there had been no agree. ment made between om partion as to the ied of doing the work, the negro, u ‘ing offered a certain sum, became indig- nant and expressed his dissatisfaction by oaths and disorderly conduct, whereupon Mr. Carr ordered him to leave the house, which be reluctantly did. But after a few a he returned and Fritz force, le ensued, in which Mr. the abdome: in n, from He gave No signs of his injury oF fave no is rr some ‘time after h received bios 1 le to relieve the iient’s sufferings, but tono avail. Wash- ington has been ited and compelied to ve batl in $300 for his appearance at court. Montgomery Camty (Md) Advocate, OR MALPRACTICE.—Denuis of Kansas City, has sued 000 ractice. 1873, to GEORGETOWN. HEBER TENT OF RECHARITES dedicated their new tent room In Forrest Hall Monday eveping. The newly elected were installed by High Chief Ruler Hon. Wm. R. Hant. rong ee _ ames nord guests sat down to a splendid supper, 2 @‘ler speeches by District Chief Ruler ¢ Gow- ans, C. PR. Mahoney, and songs by P. C. R. Lee, Scott, Williams, Gates and company rated. CATTLE ARKET—[Reported by J. #1. Kengta & Co.)—15i cattle on the market; M45 Bold, at ran, Z from 3\¢. to6\c. per 1b; 5 left over. Tif sheep offered, ‘and wold from 3¥ to Te. per Ib. 10 cows and calves sold | from $25 to $30 per head. Market dall. ALEXANDRIA. The FowLe Srevess Arratr—The city sergeant this morning received a writ from George T. Turner, clerk of the com- mittee of the house of delegates, requirin, him to summon “Alexander Hanter an: Thomas Beckman” to appear before the committee on the lith instant, at 4 o'clock P. m., “to give evidence in the matter of con- roversy between Wm. H. Fowle and Judge [Bap entene ntl on epee was not found by the sergeant, and no such person as “Thomas Beckman” being known in this city, the writ wiil be returned “not found.” ACCIDENT.-Col. John Howard, of Rich- mond, who was counsel for Mr. McVeigh in his humerous surts with Underwood, and who is well known in this city, fell on the ice during the late sleet and broke bis arm. BURGLARY —The residence of Capt. P. R. Hooe, corner of Prince and Washington Streets, was entered by thieves last night ard robbed of property amounting to about $150.—[ Gazette, 9h. —-<re __ MARRIED WOMEN AND Busixess F iT: PESHIPS—Ip ihe case of David all against Mrs. E izabeth Lester and Sarauel 1 2 on a promissory note, in y court, Judge Brown has derided that a written agreement of partnership in the brick business between Mrs. Lester, who Was at the date of the agreement a married woman, and Harris, could not be admitted in evidence to prove the partnership, a mar- ried woman being incapable of forming a | business partuersnip even with the consent ofber husband. He said it might be shown that after the death of her husband Mrs. Les- ter and Harris became partners in the busi- ness, as she would then capabie of enter- ing into such & contract. The case Is on trial. (Bato. Sun wth. RE ab v. FRED BELL’s New FIeLp.—About “dred men in the Academy of Music, of Brooklyn, last evening, formed a new 're- ligious organization, of which the Rev. Fred Bell is to be the pastor. A board of directors was elected to superintend the work. Mr Rell said that they were not to enter upon the organization Of 2 church immediately. Mr. Bell's trial on charge of improper pro- posals is to be had on Friday night, in his church, by the cireuit coramittee. In the mean time he has retainei Morris « Pear- sail to institute suits for slander against his enemies.—[¥. ¥. Sun, 9th. No VISIT FROM THE CRowN PRINCE.— Wille the officers of the second brigace were agitating the subject of extending a recep- tion to the Crown Prince Frederick of Prus- sia last fall, upon the occasion of his pro- posed visit to this country, Col. Fred. Unbe- kart, commanding the éleventh regiment, indited a letier to the Prince, tendering his regiment es an escort during’ his visit next summer. Yesterday the former received a reply through Herr Norman, the private Secretary of the Crown Prince. in which he states that, owirg to personal matters, It Will be impossible for him to visit America at any time th N. ¥. Pimes, 9th. a7 Danie! S ged forty-five years, Was run over and Killed by # train On the Northern Centra! road withis the city lin- its of Baltimore last evening. Sheehan was &n employee of the road. court of Pennsy!vanta. He is the first col- ored iawyer ever admitted to practice in the courts of Pennsylvania. —— shaved from best Va_nstaral leaf, for Meerachaum and Cigarettes. Does uot THe the tongue sore. Sample on reovipt of 3) cents, Highest sward, Vienn s Di M.S, KIMBALL&a CO, N.Y Send for Circnlar. W. PEERLEss Tozacco Wonks. Rochester, ) E.OoRxery, Fall Biver, Mass ‘anity Fair -moking tobacco isthe best 1 It has a decidedly beneficial effect upon the intel. Jectnal power. Companion in our solitade, amuser in our idlenees, nd soother in our troubles. From ¥ B-Tavtoz, U.8.A., in camp, Elijab,Ga. i consider your Vanity of superior quality, its favor approximating #o closely to Havana rolled hat I can scarcely tell the difference in Cig: rettes. Being @ great lover and consumer, and coi scious of how much happiness you are conferring a my bretbren of the weed, in your efforts to fur- Bieh them ‘ood article, I desire to express my ap- preciation aud thanks. It will serve you such a sunshiny shert of reverie, all twisted out of the smoke, as will make yoar kind old heart ache. From K. A. GREENE, Richmond. Vt Found your Varity Fair at Moutpelicr.and think it the best smoking tobacco out It burns with wondrous frechues: smoke flush forth images bright a Birg, With no th. ader bat the thunde and from the 1USCK as hig rot the pulse. From Fraxcis V. SARser, Esq., Easton, Pa. Ide not think {ever smoked a finer or better ar- ticle of tobacco than your Vanity Fair. Sold by LUCHS BRO., 525 7th street, DANL. LOUGHBAN, Penn. ave W. K. CHANDLEE, 1349 Penn. ave, fed8-eo2t ABNU4L BEPORT. National Qapital Life Insurance Company, WASHINGTON, D. 0. OFFICE IN 2v NATIONAL BANK BUILDING ANNUAL STATEMENT. Dec. 31, 1575. Amount of profits during 1878. _ Amount of Losses paid—do... vesowe Amocnt of losses sscertaimed—do......0. Amount of expenges—do. Awount of debts owed Amount of claims gai Amount of capital «toc! Amount of Special tal stock pad i Capital stock paid in Miabdities ‘assured, Presept cash value of tame, lees ainual premiums maturing, ER aseceeee Total asset Continzent wurplos 0} policy and special W. H. OLAGETT. P: HABBY D. WALKE! A. @. FAY, Becretary, DEPARTMEBT OF THE INTERIOR, OFFICE OF THE B: Wasi D.O., Kel Srm: Lackuowh port for the year end trapeuctions of the Com i e ee. t. ice Preeident é F ING TO: accordance with the requirements of an act of C grese. approved March 2, 1°67, and inform you that € semue has Leen placed on file in this Department, Law, sir, very respectfully your cbodient servant, Z. OBANDLER, Secretary. i H. Clagett, Es. 9 Mar on, D.C. Ket Space, Washing- fobs Wet YONSUMPTION, Fi & MOO) aster, Eton. by them and all ‘Chemists ‘torekeepers throughout the world. Jy7-anl8 sep29 nov l0 decd? fob2-marl5.ap6.je7- IN OBDEB TO GIVE bE BD. MY ~ OLUBIV ETON WORE, 1am closing out my entire stock of GENT’S BOOTS AND SHOES aT Ee French Calf, double-Soled Hand-sewed GAI- BS, by Hannan & ae 7 Eat. thew York, Ware's best Cable- cost. retail price @7. J48S. H. VERNILYA, 610 9TH BTREZT, jan3l-tr Opposite Patent Office. AStHma and CeO REET aise uring | pyarona ra: S| Dereon Lewis, colored, attorney at ton, was yesterday admitted eat Philadelphia in the supreme | others, the | CITY ITEMS. Brst Gas BRokseER in the ma-set for saving gas and increase of light. Sold forthe ‘ust four years by Hamilton & : — M.C. A. Buriding * BROADWAY spring style of * Uk Hat ee by James Y. Davis’ bas been introdneec *. 21 Penpsy}vania avenue, under Metro- Felitan Hotel, Its lightness and stylish ap- pearance willgake it very popular and de- sirable as the dress bat for spring. 25,6 — Norutne New UNDER THE Nvw.—Bu ‘Stimulating Liniment cures Neuralgia. 4; ——eeieswene METALIC Center Px CRs —Hamilton & MC A. Pearson role agents for D.C. Y Building. 2,10,003 DISTINGUISHED physicians and clergymen use Liebig’s E A —— in reference to anything else dyspepsia, Fr digestion, Nervousness, Devillty and ‘Weakness. — ITISSUICIDE in the third . 1 not Worse, to suffer a cough and cold to eximi- nate in consumption. when a single bottle of Hale's Honey of Horehound and Ter, taken in time, would effect a perfect and permanent Pike's Toothache Dropseure in one minute. noe A tn WEATHER STRIPS, Gas Stoves Safety Lamps, &c.. at Hamilton & Pearson's. Ys M.C. A. Building. 2,10,¢03 Scrip and Skin Disea Specialty DANDRUFF.—Dandraf, dry, moist, or «ea. Uplive and other seaip diseaces. falling, fading, brittle, and prematurel; y bair enred by the treatment of Dr. B. @. Pex. 9 Bond street, New York. for ciiculars UNNATURAL redness of the nose, pimply ereptions, biack-heads, moth patches, ou- limely wrinkles of the face effectually re- moved by Dr. B.C. Perry. Also, moles and Warts, so conspicuously disfiguring, are per- manently and painlessly removed by the perfonal attention of the Doctor at his Der- matological Omice, 49 Bond st., New York. For pimples, black heads or flesh worms, obtain of your draggist Perry's Oomedone ant | Pinple Remedy, the great skin medicine, FOR moth patches, freckles and tan, use Perry's Moth and Freckle Lotion, Wt is well- known and reliable, or eensnit Dr. B.C. Per- rv, Dermatologist, 49 Bond street. New York, Box 5246. 31,2,5,8,10,12 a rrennes, CHARLES Heipsieck Siliery. Extry Dry and Grand Vin Medaille Champagne. For Sale by Hall & Hume. 12,3008: Feet hence thons- Andé of the intelligent public patronize Dr. White's establistment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard’s hotel, for relief from Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Natis, Vascular Escrescences, &°. lished 1861. Fee $1 ——_o—__ THE NATIONAL Sayixes BANK, cormero New York avenue and 15th street, pays 595 cent. Snnum On depasite for each calen tar month. Wanking hours, #tc@ Saturiays,s tod and € 08. wo, ——__»__ First-Class Scouring ot A. Fischer enlarged tis estabiaituckt by removing to his new building, 906 G street, 3 soors west of 9th street, just a few steps from his former piace on 9tli streel, where 16 is ready to do any work tn bis line in his sa- Kid Gloves and Shoes, leaned Rt a very short notioe. Ladies’ Dresses cleaned without tak and spots removed without cleaning the whole garment. Gent's Clothes cleaning and dyeing & spect: r 1 GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS, OPFICE GEOKGETOWN COMPANY, FEBRUARY 8,1} NOTICE —Tho vet price of G: Bay Ist. 1876, will Le reduced to et By order of the Board febl eowt M2 ,CONO G. W. CROPLEY Secretary, c MY. vj SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS, made of Wamsnt ta Maslin and fine Linen to Bt; n very shirt war sizes from 11 to 17% inches. The ly to work the eund or button Teady for the La Handscme Shirting Oaliones, 6 ¢° Wamentta 4.4 Bleached Maslin, 125 cts. Winter goods sold withon: regard to cost, to clear BENJA MILLER. Mu u27-te street, + ®WTILL DYEING To PLEASE O 3 Ds THE BUSH IS OVER, By ‘Thanks toour kind friends for their Indulgence during the part Fail, when such was the rust of work from all sections as to make it tmpossible to fill orders as promptly wished. Boing avsred that the work when finished gaye entire sntisfac tion, we solicit a continaance of your patronage, &nd promise good work at fair prices in from one to eight dare. | Work eout for cr pert the District; from auy part of the leliver ed in an county by mall or express 7 aa or epee. M.B WHEaTLEYS rer Shea D. meee xr 5 sorgetown, DD. Established 1831. jené-tr UNITED STATES HOTEL, FORTY SECOND STREET, AND COLUMBIA AND ELM AVENUES, OPPOSITE MAIN EXHIBITION BUILDING, CENTENNIAL G&UOUNDS. ‘This elegant fre-proof Hotel is now open for th reception of guests. It contains 325 rove rep! e with all modern tmprovements, Visitors to Phila. delphia will nownere meet with better accommoda. or more reasonable rates. febl-tu.&fam_ P. & BOOTHBY, Manager. P™= SUPREME COUR if OF tHe DISTRICT Holding @ Ap the case o' ry RB. Miles, Kxecutors of deceased, the |, bat approbation of the Supreme Court of istrict Columbia aforesaid, appoi: TUESDAY. the in 2h of the fi bu estate a far lected and turned into money; when where all the creditors and heirs of said are notified to atiend, with their claims properl, Youehed. or they may otherwise by law be excl: from ail benefit in said deceased's estate: Provided, & copy of this order be publirhed once @ week for three weeks in the Evening Star previous to the eat: A. WEBSTER, Register of Wills. i ‘THS SUPBEME COUR’ OF THE DISTRIOT OF COLUMBIA, The 1st day of February, 1876. Many H. Bastwan vs. Henmixrta AnoREws— No. 4.49, Eynity Dockett 15. On motion of plain, by Mr Bobert Christy. her solicitor, it is ordered that the following named ce fendants: Susan Willisms, Louisa Earley, Snow den Andrews, Albert Andrews and Caroline An- drews, oatse their appearance to be entered herein op or before the first rolo-day gcourring forty days ain {hie day; otherwise the cause will be proceeded it With os ip case of def: a By the Court, A- WYLIE, Justice, &c. —Test: R. J. MEIGS, Clerk, Sc 8. 53t B True coy FOR INFAN B® Poon FoR ITA Ts, HisHEst AMOUNT F NOURISH. BENT ia the OST DIGESTIBLE AND CONVE- M BENT FORM. CONVE SAVORY & MOORE. 143, New Bond Street, London, ‘snd all Chemists and Storekeep irs throughout the World. Bugs, seplS.oct27 dec8 janl9,marl,ap2,may24 0 GIVE NOTIOE, That the enbscriber ais I8 TO GIV. has obtained from the art of the tera of admi PETER D trict of Ook. embia, 5 wing claims the eal; hereby -watned to, exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to b- acriber, on or before the Ist day of F. be they may otherwise by Inw be excluded from all ben: int day of February” 1506, = SHILA DURNIN, Administratrix Covi Dv OF COL ‘Speciai Term, Jomnars S504. 1376. case Juements, @dmin’ CLEM&NTs, Sforesaid bas, a" Aer E Gas Lieut | S | AMUSEMENT 7 ORA! HEATER — 7 A MORRIS, Fetreary Ie. | In conseqnence of the } GREAT SUCCES “CAMILLE. Jt will be repeated LO-NIGHT FRIDAY aod SATURDAY ute or New Pilar, *MARGUBRITE." BAST LYNNE MATINER SATURDAY Mice ROSE OSBOBNE....08...LADY 18aB8BL x: ped 4. KELLOGG ENGLISH OPERA. ORD’. A Use. “ SPRUIAL ubxocs MENT. Company for one werk, bogioving MONDA ri Mond. Tevedey and Rateraay Ih greatest hamorous wea ‘ich will be given fing ail the tavsrinee of oe AINS FORK WASHINGTON is BALTIMORE an HE st GRAND ITALIAN OPERA MLLE TERESA TIT at THK ACADEMY OF MUSIC, BALTIMORE. To accommbdare those who desire Hatien Operas at Battin re. on at tomant, the Balcimn-ze end Ohio atiroad Company will run @ Special Train from Baltimore te atop each night, leaving at I] 8p m , or Opers Id not be over by thet hear, wi toh DBIAN The Champion Finger Player of the World, and ALPERT GARNIER. = Champh ‘ae Piayer of the FORREST HA ONK WEEK ONLY MAFFITT & TY ee Score be. Fox's OF THIRTY SIX PROP. ‘The management would tak fy the pubic that SEW eck *. chanical K fects atten predé ATINEE SATURDAY Fetroary M4, DALY's FI VENUE OOM. pany. smanbsn fot HEATER — Nay i FS OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. Performance EVEKY NIGHT. Matinee for Le- Ses and Chti¢oen EVERY WADNEFDAY aod 8aT USDa¥ AF TEENVONS. FIKST-CLASS iN Variety, Drame, Ny Apply to Jauls daw! OLD No.) On Ex 456 and BAY KESP ECT. ve Burice pe and Comedy. novad-ly USIO FURS ISHED FOR ALL OCCASIONS Als Janets oct 2. JOUN WAGNS street, nest 8 street n. hibition {Sew No. Sale 7TH Sr. aT ( Tra St. ARKRITER'sS, No. 439 Tir baron Dand & doors above Odd Fellows’ Ha Choice Oi! Paintings, re ines, Chromon, Bo. Also, larges co ft Pan yo Ww “a rames, Picture Cords and Tas- &e., in the District, ober. ally N PLACE M. B. CHURCH SOUTH, Febroary loth and Ith, 1876. Admission, 10 cer feds at GRAND FAik Toaidin baildinge NBW SCHOOL HOUSE For the Girls of ST. ALOYSIUS P. Will be beld for TWO WEEKS us MASONIC TEMPLE, Corner of 9th and F streets. S7Many valuable and usefal articles will be of- fered by the Ladies in charge. Piease give them # call. fevs-6r" A 2 . BALLS, PARTIES, ée. CHARITY BALS. A THE FOURTH ANNUAL BALL, For the Benefit ot THEE CHILDBEN'S HOSPITAL, (1o aid of the Building Fond.) Will be civen at Masonic Temple, ebeY EVENING, Feoruary 25, 1876 LECTURES. yours CATHOLICS’ FRIEND SOULETY. Consxs LOAN OFFICE, Corner and New York avenue. entrance on York avenu ot hneenesy sod Biiver Watchre, Dini: interest “¢ chen, Piste. and Plated Ware, @ure Pist.is, Ladies Gentlemen's Clothing, Oarpets, and ay - value. jens ly Mone} tior § : They are warranted wholly vegetat! Thelr action is prompt, ceriais ane ediectual, They are healing to stomach. They Start the Iiver in Lealthy and aciive opera- Shey care Lilliousness, sick headache and cos- ‘They are invaluable for indigestion and dyepep- hey thoroughly cleanse the entire «vetem. Go Rot ripe or give pal during Lhelr ac. ‘drew and (while patent pilis seraliy"@ comes” ent e ere not.) uniform ef » Price, 25 cents per 3 tale v fatten 0 roe hh aae Danae eet, tovar {Teavance on costs ot the paths HARNESS 4ND — MANUFACTORY JANES 8. 426 Tru Sruser Bw.