Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1878, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. TAS Lesee ER BOnee. Asausements. Ee | CITY ITEM». CLOTHING. 4 EV ENaa Nat ?, HE MANAGERS. National Theater.—Madame Modjeska made CouRT IN GENERAL TERM. ; = a === = = SEETNG Oe: Ee enes: aes a Ley bp day. Judges Olin, Hi and Mae- | The steamship €: . = eee ‘5 ; 5 At the thr ting of the Labor | her first appearance here last evening in the Yesterday. Judges ‘umphreys a z ‘a p Canad ~ Ir THERE Is ONE READER of this paper suf WUESDAY...... Febroary 5, 1878. x regular monthly meeting role of * Cainille,” in which she won such high | Atthur, Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com: | e, arrived at her doe B ol North fering with rheumatism, by all means try Du \ENTLEMEN’S --- ———— | Eashunge. last night, there were present praise from the New York critics. There was Bi tacher set, Kilouea oe OT Ae j Fiver, yeate' da ee A long roreee = mn | rang's Rieumatic Rese It is a periect G haandi 7 Mer srs, John Hitz (in the chair), L. 8. Emery | 4 jrilliant audience present, including. many Rea Kies, "| London, having left that port Jan. 3. Amons | eure. . Weather Indications To-day. (st evetay). Ll Davis: J.P-Ktingle, Whitfield | of the prominent persons now. sojourning at |" sue amtrserox Hack staxn, Be re eermere Gases Rhonias CranO ae ge Hxrexoag es PANTALOONS Orrice oF Curry Siexar Orricen 2 | 0 «Demerara. WE-Smithand R.D.Mussey, Dr. | the national capital. Most of those present | ‘The case of Gavin agt. the istrict of Colum= TAR RU eE Rare chee Bhar wet he Yeast Power is the bes IRF er aahiecion Vewmiace C.0 Cox. Mrs. Hity, Mrs. Whitney, Mr. J.T! | were attracted, not by a play in which they | bis—the Arlington back stand case,in whic Gavin | 12s summer across the bread Atlantic fr Yast 7 the best et or ie Atlantic states w: Smith, ind others. "There was read have seen so many chnoticnal actresses, good, | and others claim the right to inatntain ahackstand | New Bedtord, Ma at. Schoone! henever you want a lixh Fer the Middle Atlantic states. . “AN APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC. bad and indifferent, but by the fame of the | 1 front of the Arlington hotel—was taken up and | rigged, with | ntton sails. Capt. Crapo: it, delicious p legant . Ps fort e - an 7. anes SrONG | Dus Dy ‘a | argued. Messrs. Norris and Miller for the hack- | appears !o be a manof 25 yearsol a e.isof pudding, Dool na Porder should be FINE CASSIMERE, setting forth that the e i ani e has mane every new candidate for public raver That abe tuan, and Mr. F. Miller for the District. sturdy build, and wears a brown beard. His use Perfeet parity and abs 1 ub weigut ® y. adjoining statesa 4 st favorable pression, an Ay . rOwr ef 5 3 a t stosecnre remunerative | audience coldly critical and disposed ¢o. ac: | CIRCUIT COURT—Chilef Justice Cartier, face is weatlier beaten, hut a hem month de. Are the watehwonkeot te wean turer ask : e under of idle peo. | cord her only such a reception as she might | ,, The January term of the ¢ rene: cours roamed notes tbe raster ling z hich enabled hin ¢ Ix THESE TRYING TONES, It é onshiy t — Stee | er cy ener a morning. Several judgments | carry into execution his darmg plan. lah. si ? tis SSATY to } NEWS. y inerease in the number | fairly merit, was evidenced by the enthusias. | jt Sevslons yesterday morning: Several ie calone: | Sees fe quick-witted Ya make money, and there is no sure quicker Amusements, <e., To-nicht. sumptio v q e of eac . z o-day, Storrs agt. pion trial, A’number 1AsScal mean His wife is in Stock specutation. Alex. Frothingham & : National Theater—-Madame Modjeska as fre dead unas thee rps Mary Anderson eit a the ana slender torn; of judgments by default were taken, [et eagae , Co. Wants ; reliable For %. ¢ . Tor its funds to assist some 30 of tie most | Retand atUee, ler face pan hardly be Satied vested COURT dee Mute. a og | helpmeet DEAE, Aird a WAR | nt ceepting in return voluntary | handsome, but is intellectual and expressive, | Ache ae healt en Peekh Avuore eied of with 1 battona ble pela rence foe x FINE BLACK DOFSKIN Von Rillem’s F rin & up the pesiiferous caual and | with not a sensuous line. Her voice is clear | Uitte killand sentenced to three years in the pen. found Me rea surroinded Dyk Erode wee inproving goverment property. This fund | and delightfully modulated, so that without | itentiary. pa ate cara dip har PANTALOONS, wudoe t—Auut Polly Bassett’s | is now exhausted and the clamoring. | acting it would faithfully express the va- Jick Cole was convicted of petit eny, second | Wirers, Who wel a with breathes? \ Mraw ‘oring the stren , “Singin” Skew! The ere how apy PS | fant corpotlons whisk. (by the, pertecHon, of | oManes, and mas deatenved tote penitentiary vor | the Bfty dasa’ voyage with breaintes: Intered. | Ao 4, Mauss of vestortug the strength a , ; md Fellowes. Hel!.—Ball of Uniformed Bat. | Werk to bd Wave thete per ein cette Monpshe Ce Ever on é +, Daniel Chatte charged with | the smoking-room on the dvek of the Cana ta, the debitita 6 of painful disorders Color and Wear Warranted, m, LOOP, puis ec. ous s Modjeska excels. Ever on | the grand larceny o eke. trom Mis. | cre the yarn wa riyy ot foste thors a Ford's Opera Howse.—Leeture by Col. Donn THE REPORT OF THE SUPERIN the alert. always in motion, every spoken | ‘Au tacrnton, wasconticted of pent ireeny aici | Mud, there the yarn Be The permar wor've. an ‘ ‘deal (Mr. Ward) was submitted, showing the nuin- | word has its ac‘fon, anda deaf mute seeing | sentenced to three months in jail. New Bedford. - ki rat Shy 4 ber of applications for employment up to date, | her would not need'an interpreter to make her | “Edward Howard, petit latceis. second offence, Why Ge t can such sti Mownt Vernon If. E. Chnrch.—Fair and fes. 22: of which 50s were r ed since the last | Story clear to him. “Her foreizn accent is a | plead guilty, and sentenced to one year 1 the pote t ave CARTON FLANNEL DRAWERS Sival pert. OF this last number 64 were white | litte sirenger than Janauschek's, but her | Itentiary at Baltimore, ’ everyihi Retore. ants slower in ais Brioge street. Ge males, 91 colored males, 8) white females and | enunciation is so clear that she is easily fol- wis eph Brixton and And: Ashton, larceny: on was it jong rot thei of producing Se oe 79 colored females. Total number employed | lowed, except when her speech is hurried. Mr. al cousins are oa earth yout nese ner leftecra. Fit ° Condensed Locals. up to date of last report, 604; sinee empl | Joseph Burroughs, though rather cold in the | POLIcE Court—Judge Sneil. ‘ying their ‘sp Seen. SORE: hinted 1 phases of de we have the New York | Iss, of which 85 were white males, 5) colored | eatlier love scenes, Was the most spirited “Ar- | | To-day. Richard White, alias te, colored, | 1 experience? Listen then, young man. | i best as well as the most agree. SUPERIOR QUALITY the mails. male white females, and 2) colored fe. | mand” in the stormy scenes towards the close larceny ¢f $23.72 from a i iy pamed Jeniyy Brace, | sailed seven sears in the serviee of Mesirs | DUS Me ee Wa ay © AATY, ment lost handkerchiet. males. During the month of January there | of the play we have ever ere. Lanagan | gi yh Candoren be Monte Re aati, | Rwnble & Ramsdall, of Harrington, | a | py mene on foot among a number of | were employed on the canal 122 men and 45 | and Mrs. Germon were good, as usual, the | Fitna Conroe any Beane Will ge eee BAe | alton mam nota Caplan in the Auer Harry Tiprses for nervous sufferers, and From qur Lesh born citizens to appropriate ts, at a cost of $1 rs ‘There be home WHO.’ Nat. alt GF Satie trom a dry geval store nit streel Tat Hite Us cee: HOME mt Ras those who have been dosed drucged,’ and | the centennial of Robert : | ew York crities, will s cer Wheelock arrested thei. Fully proved: an tat Knows more | quacked. Pulvermacher’s Electric Belts effec. | = day. which occurs on Mareh dth next. the committee to inquice into | Prefer th * of Miss Morris. bat it is | siaty days each in jail, Samuel A, Bilt, ascanté | about ships than Tdo. Besides. Vina Captain | MUAcked. premature debility. weaknessand | VERY SMALL TO VERY LARGE SIZES, Franklin Lo 2 K. of F. bail nufacturine Droonte tang | Unfair to compare taese two great artists at | and Yattery on BeuaminC. Booker—a very Teneh | now.-—Captain of the New Bedtord,—and i'm | gecay. Bock and Journa’, with informati tase eve ndldty ensrosser the project of manufacturing brooms, stated | [iTalr fo compare tiene fy eniially differ | ard brutal assault cn a very little provocation, the | prouder of that. and what I've dove with her, | Korth theusande: pated. fr Address Pale miely frame that afier a thorough investigation tapcom. ery play goer should see an. judize for | Weapon being a hand axe, The trouble g outef | than if L was come ai on that he ae ss * ¥ s! ander on the quarier-de sf kamiuation com- | of one of Uncle Sam's men-of Wit pe is fluger in bis | Captain paused. and took a fer THE WAMSUTTA SHIRT, mittee had come to the aa itt he | himself. however ‘The ladies wil be interes. chairma e mmnittee reported | €4 to know that Modjeska’s dresses are rare tallied defendant a loafer, Otier witnesses | (3 th nt g10) per io aerouta Laer weed | models of the modiste’s art,as rieh, as they are that complainant called Mr. Pitts very | Cia Exchange, as Mrs. Hitz had volunteered to | elegant ‘amille” again to-night. rough names and shook hig fet fa. iis Fac ; atl vo! 2 pant ard Da uw yermacher Galvanic Cempany, sow Zork Hl City. — i | Superior in TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to | call attention to_A. Fischer's Chemical Scour- Baltimore andsome manner in which ned Golden upon the occa- sion 6 me time Admirers of oriental ¢ ness transaction. On ant adinitted that hi hen T first got the idea of erossin ocean in the smatlest boat thatever suce will be * Comique he programme this | tinued for mo Fit, WORKMANSHIP AND GENERAL Exert- 1 manager of the institution, pond wently offered on the bank: ting the new b« Fe ’ . ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 206 G street, Lexce terested in the aneiion &: itimo araree os He ob | week is very interestin Physical Culture” | and battery on C Meta in thea tempt I went right to work to de near Sth street. By promptiy adopting the vertised in another column. thus saving the salary whiel had heretefore | ine of Jake Budd's aketches. and 1s conse- ae ed arge of his duty: the eraft.—remember, Fhad mate tweaty-one | Peest tapravements, therler of keene Wsiie yesterday porder r vines Lave Deen dispensed with quent y full od things, The variety por- | with tarrying spiel $20. hel trips over the Atlanticand speut a good inany | Ruropean invention he {8 enabled todo his Te Any Competing Shirt in the United States ment of the Oitman Treas | "yy. Davis resigned his plice as chairman of | Hon is ive usual, aud is fully up to the | Fo acgeh: hanged will pears nd when 1 com mended work in amanner not to be equaled by those for tr the flhance committee, and the chair appoint | Standard. $17 hem Mis. Gaston. julia the vd suche tilt. fur, My ena. | BOL possessing these facilities. "His cleansing Price $1 site entcre i rd. J. T. Smythe in his place. Tallmadge Hall.—& new chorus for Aunt s On earth | wanted sucha erage for. Sty and dyeing Ladies’ and Gent's Suits are, in e olgrove for #290, which he | “Sis ajite wotieed the 4 ening ot Polly ingin Skewl” to-night, from the Me. on th rf faring fiends never doubted her qualitie ti Re cheapest in the city on account of his the mail | b Camden = AE Bote si tropolitan church. fur the benent of which we H People said Twas afoo!, but I didn’t care. No. | superior Wore N.B-A speeiaity of his con. Arkansas, as sub-eontractor— | satis CHEAY. EATING: HOUSES: 2 | School will keep this evening. The exercises | of @ silver cake-baske hers sir. 1 knew the risk and the exposure and all | ists in removing spots from. costly party the contractor i and sid Be es be one opened: in the are of a very inter ting ¢ sand always. ystn fall. that, but, ent sizhton wiul the boat was | dresses: 25 years experience. His dry cleanser ee. ern se : e thought a two. | attract a laree audience, anuehed. ; Ureeeca 2 Toate experionce.. His dry cleanser THE SOUTHFEN MARYLAND RAILROAD. yes, Mt eating-house would’ pay expenses aid | cars” Hall —The fourth grand batl of GEORGETOWN. rie gh gag tere ec, fhaueRME, and | Ueley and earefal pressin ziveg then at epegeemmente: ter ted t F cM ore suet i ne. ttexition to tweclacee'| £ armed batta 1.0.0.F., will be hetd Ma Ne seemed to take a goou deat at fomtort in | appearance as if newiy made. Kid Gloves 410 Seventh street nw. samuel S$. Smoot, r _MUSEY the a cahon 2G ut awn bey here thisevening. Tickets #1 -2 : Watching the clouds of smoke that were bs ned ; two pair for 25 cents. nr ae —— enhoue the report. Of the superintendent, aids pearale, SAGA fairy maids FECSUHON | ciate alectine third annual meeting | Vere above is sei ei tiie: “boat LOSING OUT SALES ‘dof ‘a 2 e po Bs this evening at Zo’elock. The Barker family were (RAT eo rd a F i ig “Wel after ne Dit Was = > 1 ne | r “be devised to employ | andothers will sing. e SNS | of the Tenth Building Association. held launet ; : AMUSEMENTS. Cc tire: dames ML Scovel, New der! | these men. ored the prospect of open 220 Hrilge strech, Ceorgecorn—Pair four | wghtat Gaddard’s tall, the following report | Wh je replied. one thing kept bother. | —___**2 oF W. Cra ‘o JOM. a night ight, for benefit of C val y the s vy Mr, tng: | ing me, for as th y departure grew . . aap = ‘ 7 i yeah Sop ectoat, 3. e | WASTE LANDS OF VIRGINIA AND ManyLAND, | Churell pale Ebi FOE UEHEAEOLGREISE | eoceipts. “Dace (er lat y mi: 2d year. | nigh my wile Would eon. S* AREY MaIDs’ RECEPTION FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. nd setting the unemployed to work. ities are fr ardot | $21 Opera Hor 872 3d year Hyattsvil Col. Donn Piatt will YS" m, THIS EV Ford Good sto » present mort Toeioek i i i elive here thise ig under the sir: she’s a Seotch woman, a native of Glas. 2 : = the road as Will rai y | ofthe Potomac, in the lower counties of Mary- | Quspices tional Workingmen’s As- . gow. Her father isa Swede and her mother | GOVEREIGNS OF INDUSTRY. IMMENSE REDUCTIO enough the road and pa | Jind and Virginie ec. slits sembly. That this Ieeture will be both able | Total receip Was born in N vou Tyne To married | ny cory i ; ENSE RE! ent fi tedn n ful Mussey offered a resolution to | and iriteresting, no one of THE STAR'S readers Ist r. herat le wember, IS72. on board | EQUITY COUNCIL w | give a Literary and ed cond Peon peonmntites OF ive ae need be told. The lecturer is too well known r. ¥ oft Myronns, Capt. He , 7 Basen Face iainment tu tie 1 — Mayer, ke into consideration co-ope- | hereabouts to need much indorsing. = finally Laure » her. When ona roe | F Vhitide hents, Mount Vernon M. BE. Church.—& fair and 1 mn FY Ys Preparstory to Taking Stock I Offer the ady to starta meeting was heb New Bedford, my native town. to wish us speed on our journey. “The Rev. Mr. I fs presided and iriendSassembled. | Cal west, aiid at the door of th “9: | pass. ensign. water Kegs, Were given me | tainment will be of the first ch | Kirthe vague, The New Bedford fs ive whos a foe lnproviners tizged, with two mast rrying les-of-m aE exer clnes of ths venting. me foot WESDELL Pur 1d been looking forward to * time when this exchange would take lay and Friday.evenines. expansive and an nge of useful: 3 See 1 hitherto. He was glad to see the ana would support it. ya en Appeal to the Public. m followed on the sub. The Labor Exchange finds that notwith- opening up waste farms, ng it has made every possible effort in avis tl 0) cit it | ould tind mor Toa eal” eel ih its limited means sharp Admission, 25°, Tickets al tonight matinue’ Wednesday, Following Special Bargains: OVEROOATS, | Ermine Fur Beaver, sold for $25 West of England...:.sold for 20: . sold for ad B*n..sokd for 's Blue. sold for {sold for rd to the Maryland aid other eval Counel the Distrit tockhotd eee es TnL | resolution offered leaying 1, yett sold last ‘hight. being fitty ge of $148 per sha ANOTHER ROBBERY.—Some one ente ag LOW, selling now, 12 seliing now, 10 selling now, rarly ad he erediters nd the speedy completion of the es betwe require too ms. They have nov the 8 | 1 HO Germania Mi for “8; setting H TRE WorKINi *S AssE iit What they want now is to tem: | 0f unemp! Ons ne TISEELCE. and a coat, abo: | Sign Ouro i Englend xreaiest of b - . JSINERS SU. TRE WORKING MEN's ASSEMBLY held a mee joy the idle men willing to labor | 88K work r nalms, there is a daily in- | al & coat, about | Aber ean eisien ang qurown but halfpast | Lectures on the greate New England States- | DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS. jeck’s Hall last wt Ralston in Tpay tintil something better turns up | crease in the number of 'suct ations, ee | sailed f hale past | men, English Worsted....sold for $25: selling now, $20 ir. and G.T. E.T ary. ¢ Dtlet . ° and they outnumber to-d than 5 y 2s.am crowd on | CHARLES SUMNER French Worsted r 22: se now, 18 of Pressmen’s Unio Fee ener, etue tae Hal aKtived WHE: Ni the applications made by-employers, The Halians Live Very Sin ch's wharf, ane 1 | sae Tickets at Brad A tate” ten tat: ; | Elperuf Cassimere...cold for g now, 16 ot Mr. M.W. Lewis, Fr. COx thought the tine had arrived whet rusting that the pressing necessities » | The co y people ave. co salutes in our honor. WENDELL PHILLE Charles Sumner | Harris Cassimere.. sold for Vag now, 13 1 sent the el the Labor Trusting that the pressing necessities of the he country people are content with a diet x ‘ Thomas, freinthe | thes should: present the claims of the Labor | ,, oye ine uae the picsslug Necessities of the | | the countty people are content wi despise, | start, however, from Chatham at 20°¢luek 0 PHILLIES on ee fenacge | english Stripe do..-sold for Neg mow, LE fakes ie tins ie ee Mr Hitz remarked that Congress was not | Mlorced idleness would be. relieved by an | They have four necessaries of he su Fe sre oen Ot fi ey epee Was ete | London Worsted. ....snld for ag now, ® of a hen law. with an amendment. which § to take hold of the labor question. The | early and extended resumption of work upon | of Which is always first consid ‘ too small to live a marine docntnent issued ATIONAL THEATER. — Moidjesica. | Kese Onsen ed RE ung wows 8 Serre to sud the Teper was.ng citizens must start this thing. He saw trouble | the public buildingsand groundsofthe nation’s | macearoni, oil and wine. The ordi Vpot letter from Mud A. F. Alen, . —- Black Ribbed do..... sold for ing wow, 6 t was referred to the exeentive ulead if this state of things is suffered to ex- | CApital, the Exchange two months ago. as a | is coarse and rather dark, but decided f sat New Bedtord, in which, MONDAY, Frvncany 4, 1878, ~ za tee to pre: ss Under ist. He cited the conditionof things in Fr nee eof temporary relief, set apart about | wutritious than that made from our ibing my boat. he said: -T there: = Suk wawnn D. B. DRESS COATS AND VESTS, frou the RT Rae Cag CTT I nee f of its funds fo assist in the support of | Dolted American flour. We imavinet nown toall whom it may ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY, French We 1 rom r.. ars e a = ry sold for $22 English Diagonal do.sold for 20: Hinsdale Stripe. now, iz 8 Ww Thow that government provides occu- | SemMe 200 of the Most necessitous families, ac- | is geod in proportion as it is white. pt. Crapo ion for er ile "citizens. "@o operation | cepting in return voluntary labor, not’ ior | lose much of its best property. i his purpose. is entir nd thas The It uw her ndard, Sug ional convertion MADAME HELE the proposed Ki for 25: sel gu ji i i i i s the good wishe (The Countess of Bonz Riverside Worsted...sold fer 12: selling now. is a gred i foster. | itself, but for the benefit of the public at large, | Sometimes cook macearoni in'sa’ has the good wishes of tn omni t *oThe Greatest Actress altee Bare!” e 2 selling not ntikthe labor snlons thoroughly org.n Fee he cence rrea tritlt the foster: | in nlling up the pestilerous canataud turers: | irom necessity: Gat whene his voyage may be sieeessfutiy aeroinplished a Rous mn eucaunoun, zed. The assembiy i rseed inthe sugges. | Ing care of ¢ : ing government property. Th nd is Bow | Meat broth, with the’ addit Ouce fa sht of land we Ain Ww. F. BURROUGHS, and English Stri ling now,98.00 Sorkineinen oe ee "| tite places. tusted, and these industrious and worthy | tomatoes. “The olive oil, which enough td about. 0} MHDS DRAMATIO COME ANY, Engilst Stripe... i now. 86.00 See cee hee cata system to develop. the broad ac n clamoring to Work at any price diet Was ca ‘and fru makes ter Our | in the new E: giish version of Dumas’ Emotional Globe Mills lieve. ay. cling now, 4.60 inthe vic 3 xtiGhal ic an beg, are thus cut of from even this last | itisalmest equal to | bread was rath may 1 Piay. for 6.00 nv, 4.00 sion. { MS hi che Sicinity oF ont national ¢ | resource to s and families from | fresh i ; ristried in itis sweet, | Our provisions were calculated to last out the CAMILLE. Dobmon ss for 4 now, 3.00 ° ee eee | bie fands and x better wine cu mtuperisty aud starvation. palatable and easily dixested, A. gi | voyage, €ven If more than ori MODJESKA MATINEE SATURDAY. feta Hocwind Mi x ses now Bee Tie Newt Lovo He Sil aay Ree eee retmang commen Minview of these facts. the Labor Exchange Americans, knowing 0 ive oti ouly'as Wut the passage was so bad —more Tike 3 ; KA MATINER SATUKD AY H'vy Work P¢'s.sold for 2.60; svlling bow, 160 mons, chairman of the exe zinia ea lere be found. ae, is vals to all Who have Work that should be | cine, shudder when they hear er one—thy ad not got | Fen ompany. Sil aihents the of the bare ot he erie itermen: ta-distant:| IL without de its office, as an article of food. nx Vessels fresh i e ey. _ Epecial attention ts called to th Fe (: or ss - hich have been reduced proport tor the tramp would find his way | Louis nd they will be bronintly them, in Italy, hearti ry Wwe shen SINGIN SKEWL” KEPT By ™ Bian Clone Or Dieu r where he might besent, "| Suppl “willing hands” from the fol | and omelette pe “AUNT POLLY BASSET” : a and Business Suits. cared tor | mery favored the plinol each | lowing long list of unemployed persons now | Suspicion of tl Who spouted & i aie ASSE 8, Dress aud Sch of whom were women a | membér ofthe Meclinee cite irene registered: S due to the oil. tened my Wife. | Some i AT TALLMADGE HALL, i u's Cape Overcoats and 1 en Feport says: A better class of ji er or the Exchange wriling to cou LE of | icle of consumption for tretch we experienc rouzh Children’s Dress and Every Day > sons have availed of this charity than li sould Not be foun for the withas ome: enh | child. Yet there is very lite intemperance | her we had to lay t ched to what we Commencing MONDAY, Fenn any 4th, hei fe presented the f-eSuia not be fount (OF the willing Workers; 1g | among the people—certainly not more than | Calla drag or buoy. AU such times Leould . jon of ~ ei RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED, After further discussion the r fered by Mr. M 25 and 25 cen! rge for reserved as When the winds we tthe helin the whole time. Oy bartenders 1, blacksmith and hel gne-tenth of what we find in our men 2, boi tkers. 5, Dookbinders 1, brass | Wine, onions and off, t 1, broom-makers 2, | the place of meat: wrecouniry. | olution Ktent, Suppl YA aniee, | nish Noextr URDAY, Fe agreat but eggs and fish a A. STRAUS, Ts L kept at my post seventy hours without rest. | will be a fresh e | was ap Lon the eommi H. Marks, | finishers 7 eLuakersy cates plentiful, and usually cheap. ‘The flesh of piss » Seaireely Kot a ZO S rest dure | tunes. | 1011 Fennewteanta avenue, pe PSM BB. Emery, General RD. Mus: | Catvet weavers Tcanikers 4! clafterters ey | ald goats—the raising of bathatimaisheluglive | iit the whole vos : » furnished gi itor sev. | i 1 3 eoaeh. | Ue expense to even the smallest land owners—is . ebake much more common than veal or beef. Old or | Amenies loth euteers £ dic fatt nd skuughtered, | min. longitude 50 d it yan unconscious visitor to Rome, | spoke the steaie | clerks and salesmen 105, ciga ri Inan and drivers 129, confect tii. ; Cotton manufacturers 1, Hate cote | ere td Cox submitted a resolution that of three be appoiuted to with the directors of institutions, | Frorps OPERA HOUSE. : jew Between 10ch aut Lith street ’ Hs ———— Ee _LADIES’ GOoDs. > corner of Pennsy mit On the Via. bound from Liv “-EVANGELINE, and 1 sul hg thei in the various agricultural, | StS 71 gas fitters 4 larnesssmakers 4 Rosters perience T learned to distinguish the flesh, | line ¢ On tie 23 "MISS ANNIE D. WARE, | Just received a fresh cameo! Becep the CoGarcatt to catom the purpose of ascertninite she chee at ers2, model i 1, moulders 6) Oe ee ie ene eet te Eereauent: | Pea Ue Mtealiliough the sea | DAY EVENING, Feunvany Gri, | finely Ey Powers auntie do et Saroline | such associatlons, how aupported, and to what | its] ie) pi (type) grain than beef and a slightly paler wats runing mogntains Wish. ACT - | ee ; We: a. a? over Brodtiea's | Such additional in ion connected there. | Photox Plumbers sweetuess. If tie horse be Hot tae old Ine | the Amphitrite, a bark bound om f aot be Benefitof Sr. MAREVS\CHUMCH.. | AI srt halen y be of importance. gers 1. servants (zener ppointed as that committee Dr, | Stewards 2. sc.oll sa m-fittei | furnishe: nnd he drew under twely a really palatable roast.—[Bayard | New York. t hindnes we we eegly + 25 712 Seventh street. ‘ Taylor, in New Fork Trihuns ss. and on leaving UM Capt . = Dineauson t tnson, #0): Smith, aml ALS. Solomons. Ad Taine gaseous Cannes 2, tine ee ave US provisions and a couple of botiles _feil-St_ | BARGAINS: BARGAINS Lrustees. ja 1. $1,000 Home Rule. ee jane impelle vhat he also kind. On the latier date we we . . dest. quality GERMAN TS and 11. x | Editor Evening Star:—1 have often felt eon. | List er Une nuplcued, Remiale, Department, dine fet impelled ey, SHAE HE cals iutsrepee: side the English steamer Denmark, THE YEAR ROUND. 7 dAVA CANVASS: 20 conte per Soul mean strained in my humble way and effort to cor | Apprentices 1. artistes 1, boukbinders 1, but- | he has reached in regard to. the Kelsey out. Aree LOnaen, And: were given jy visions sneePetformance Every Night. | OES SAGE, BRAIDS and "1 etan error and mistake that correspondents | tonhole workers 1, canvassers 1, chai ners 2, | Tage, at Huntington, several years ago. He |? le, the Geri . Matinee for Ladies and Childrep EVERY WED- has failed, he says, to receive from residents | 84 : i “Laidies MENTS, FANCY GOODS of every «i 01 1 m spoke : “ | every description nd reporters make in writing upon the sub- | Chambermaids 160, companions 2, copyists om spoke NESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON. at Fe f nd the Captain asked if we wanted as. | i | Ty low prices, : ne a - ae S| us, |" Best Rubber EYEGLASSES, TRE ANNUAL CVE SVASHINGTON ject of ladies’ toilet at receptions, balls and | dishwashers 2 dressmakers 19,"furliners_1, | Of Huntington any important information de- | {ind (he Captain as oar rudder was First-class In ry Respect. | st Sol ver THIMBLES iemunines Ve Marini | Ginner parties, speaking of them as most ete. | governesses 2 housekeepers 35, houseworker | siened to be of service to. him, aud in iwisted of. but E rigged a ‘ew uner Ou tie | zrery Rospock | <a Salle Bitvor TSEEL Ee Hall. was. inl cn gantly attired in, one of Worth s latest, or ax | general 435 lady's maid 2 i dresses 4 id; and he hints ast Ne sighted Scilly ted | Variety, Drama, Burlesque and Comedy. jau30 ty } : SELMA RUPPERT, aving been made at some other noted fash- | Wives 3, children’s nurses 60, sick nurs: ph guphie * Volf Rock light, o at halt. SIC = comin bie inodiste establishment distant from | nurses i, quilters 1,saleswomen two patties to shicld the actors: He keteres | past sp. in. of that day we passed tie light | YW vate Petits CRASH (MUSIC FOR 614 Ninth st.. opp. Patent ome, Kemeyer ot knowing, or if knowing, seeming not nstresses 74, shirt-makers 1, stenographers | Wo parti Twerediflerentoftonees ae dia arent ichoring tt Newland, Penzance. “At | Exercises. Orders lett at resideice, 725 Teh sttect, | ' —— Wy Horner. «lo name the fact that many sueh dress | 2 tailoresses 3, times, and by- different. actors: ail that te | Miduight I turued in for sleep, having been ow | east between @ and Latreee carer eae SNe | BERLIN ZEPHYRS, GERMANTOWN WOUL. a dent, Was presen sits Were made here in Washington, and in | BY order of the Board of Managers. nopular hea that certain pronleoee iae eke | duty for seventy hours, and the hexe morning | Potts or Mills aneete sine sik Fooelve prompt at- | FANCY AND WORSTED Guus, Maltese cross, w some cases at the home dwelling of the lady | JAY Hvrz, Superintendent. ered the iain feathering and ae ‘i y) the Snissus’ and T went ashore. | tention, "| Point Lace Braids and Appiiq: nter and two rifles crossed | owner] When Tread Jennie June's letterof | ; —— pie ited the crest ee GRR ir. isa true history of the trip of the TE sired regard trom his Schuetzen | the firsTinsiant, 1 made up my mind to speak | , SINGULAR S IN Count—Abrupt Ad. | ually committed the greater outrage is a_mis- 626 ON EXHIBITION 626 | , barge selection of EMBROIDERIES on Cai on Wolf made the presenta- | out for fe and home merit. She says | {aminent of the Court in General Terin.— | take. Hels apparently inclined to exonerate E Sr. SSD Ge | rte. Sarsook ana Swiss ga tion speech in a happy manner, and Mr V We have ho yreat shops, and ina degree, per pus morning, in the Court jn General Term, De Banks ine he are dion any Mu BALLS, PARTIES . MARKRITEWS alae | Novelties In Crepe Lisse RUFFLINGS. I dorncndedin © ite tecncke wae COriece bi it is nGe er | Judges Olin, MacArthur and Humphreys—the aurticipation in © utrage. "3 i TIES, & 7 2 . IES Ki van ee 1 ACES, . Toe se CHAS TART The eth tees: | gaseiof Wood gat. Wond was called, Messrs, | han says there is one! indictineni now o sLS, PARTIES, &e. _ FREE aor G2 Stuhr STORE, =| TIES. 'K: DC Lov ne, FANS. 86.0 In great va” PRESIDENT HAYES AND THE Mrvity able living price for genuine goods—sthey | Davidge and Mussey for ‘the plaintiff, and | ing, but there Vidence to sustain : Cuotce On Patncings Rasen. Chromos, ke, | TC! and latest styles, "ANS : Mov euraT—Y send eloewtere! or go to Some tere choar ich | Messrs, Shellabarger and Kimball tor the de, | the'timeto hind anew indictment fara FOCRTH GRAND BALL ‘Also, largest stock of Payer Hangings, Window | ——— cis Mniphy action store, Where. they good imi- | fendant This case came. up on a motion of | fence short of murder in the first degree, has | TavrroR MED BATTALION, J.0. 0. Selee Blges Nas a ee oie cords ad Tas omens gent and M See Or Hore, ishington | “defendant for a rule on plaintiff to show cause | Now passed. “believe there may be evidence face one ol o. i re sses are | Why he should not be adjudged in contempt | tending to show,” he says, “that even. U! WILL TAKE PLACE ON ng to pay alimony to defendant, in | crime was committed to’ conceal finally the TUESDAY EV) Murphy had struck the keynote in the re “+ | gels, Rings, Nails, dc., in'the District, indulge im su as "TERMS CASH. | Ninth and F streets, St. Clond Building. i} | | NG, February 5th, 1878, ‘Please semeinber Name and Number. jyl-ly - eine y ve no mod- | fer fa : , AT ‘ — | FOURTH ANNUAL GRAND SALE OF hee he preached the savin olan tha . | obedience to the order of the court, and the | Outrage whieh had prece< That outrage ; : " ‘OW IS THE TIME TO SELL.—Ladies’, | . ” ; wy amounted toa tose cle ee aN ae Me | case having been called. the counsel for de. | Was doubtless a thoughtless one, Young nee Pek tac aan erica rerio ceeee woetuwent. | NT Meas sn Onions oe ae Wet ‘Ap: | LADIPS UNDERGARMENTS yollof chureh an E made by or got up fendant read an afiidavit, in which it was | Possibly boys. were the probable actors in if $1; which can be procured from auy of tne Parel, Boots, Shi &c., at extraordinary high wed Mr. Murphy's system, be: | Ninceomers thtitk that they eae Kn | that plaintitt had paid 75 to his eoun- dislinet offence, having very siigat con- | $13 2 even the rum ht by moral Members, | Music by Prof. Douches cele- | Street ner All notes mer wie NO 618 And HAMBURG EMBRUIDERIES, sepl3-tr society unless they have Whether it fits or not. The suits, but are not likely to experienced society ladies know what they want, "I sel, Gen. Mu: to be paid over to her on | nection with the tarring aud feathering, but | prated Brass and String Band. f et, certain conditions, and that notwithstanding | one which could not be Aid otherwise than the — . iu 7 demand had been made upon him he had neg- | absolute removal of the, person.” Farther, | 7 have better taste | lected to turn over the money. Mr. Wickham Says: “The first act in the LECTURES. nd will often de. | | Gen. Mussey was about to reply that the con- | drama was of itself comparatively waimpor- ee febl-t tended to, Beginning on SATURDAY, 26ch instant, and continuing until furcher notice. Every article of- fered will be the best of its kind, mare on Wheeler PRospecr 'S FOR 1878 & Wilson machines, fully warranted, and sold for 3 | { A MEETING OF | AINTERS of the District ——— _ Jess than cost of production, and lu many eases les ERS their dresses, and With the help of a | ditions had not been complied with, ‘wien | tant, and yet the others foliowed easily and Lecture or Ladies desiring good arti. pigs tec ed the followiy pamstress will ha fax more Deautituls «| Judge Humphreys remarked that he would | almost naturally, but without premeditation, vi BY | rluvions at prices than ever offered, 1 srl pre sient Bae s: ster fi i any of imported 1 not sitin the ease longer, because there was | LY. Y. Tribune, ith PROF. HARKNESS, The Maryland Farmer, are invited to. call, il oars nt ees rding but to g! retains an old belt with An lputation on the conduct of counsel, and MOHe Ven Bus Di . ‘ oe Subje. re ANAL QUERY ATHY story.” = : ; DOUGLASS", or elses a Frene makers’ name emblazoned upon it, | left the benel. ‘ ; relomms Heap, But Do Nor SMett.—A cor. ar ne aE an A MONTHLY MAGAZINE. tb and F Sts. SL. Cloud Butiding, aukat aris Nove Shieh is attached to the home new oues. and | Judge MacArthur at once went down to see PN DETHIRe Lae describes some interest. | eoun DRY (M.E.) CHUUCH, com 14h and G, _ Lita anit aban mis: Rowe Hhen inspected, as is customary by ‘lady | the Chief Justice, aud on returning to tue | ing experiments upon moths to test their | PHURMEAY EVENTS eC he os eee ae DEVOTED To : = ~ » Robt. friends, pronounced in eestacies beautiful aud | Yom Judge Otin ‘aud Judge MacArthur re- | seises of smell and hearing. Certain moths | SHURSBAY E iB GovieeDlieve; Srvetenn Li : DB1NS. 0, CLOSE OUT MY STOCK OF 3 rarke eee. 0. lo ag stylish. This I know as a fact. Lalsoknowthat | Marked that they could do no business, and | When captured feign death. While they are a ee. griculture, Horticulture, Live Stock, The Soe WINTER BOOU18, | shall, ee opp. emens ane 8 one of the most justly-noted dresses at Mad. | #djourned the court. ealgy motloaliss, tf a i arp sound be mae sueh D*® JOHN LORD’ Household and Rural Economy. TWENTY “PER CENT. Fon Cast at as ame Mantilla’s state reception, and other ele- z C ex! brie iced’ Dy SHIKing a piece of Elass, “TU. . March Ist. . Bvripixe PeuMits sued by the inspe eant toilets mentioned in the public journals F Mrs Gee, Hving at No.3 Tateene | (gyi be suddenly roused and will attemp! __ HISTORICAL, LECTURES Eublished Menthiy by Eare Whitean JAS. H. VERMILY A. well. repair, inthis city by'a very modest aut Ranbe dae “on lighting a fire to get dinner used | ammonia, uncorked close to moths, has no | GREAT BENEFACTORS OF THE WORLD, Bigs BAL Woet Beaty steely, Bamners,: Ma, ae In LINCOLN HAL, at 2 p.m. Ou MONDAYS and THUR DAY Everly & Son urned. Drs. | to smell it, and only move away from the | Will Commence THURSDAY. February 7, on | Subscription: $1.50 y Store. Tth, between ¢ j-tr Opposite Tatent Omee. repair | make mention this in justification of | coal oil, which took fire and. getting on her | effect in driving them away ; they donot seem r, To Clubs of five, $1 OME OF THE CHOIC! and H'stree's | Worthy people that do not spend their govern. | (veSs, She was very dangerously LADIES AND r i s | beat do not Herbert and Frankiin were called in to attend | fumes slowly when oppressed by them. The ‘CICERO, each. Ten copies, $10, and au Extra copy free, MISSES CLOAKS of this season's imporia- iD between Gand aceon a. brick | ment-earned money abroad, and for rae fatty | her, and they have very little hopes of saving | latter experiment must occasion’ surprise, Wee | ‘Tickets for the ceieee “Stim. reserved seat, $3: ; reduced trite DY -MADE BONNETS at greatly Hen kau Hstreets, $100: Sum- | toil most industriously to serve society ladies | her iife. cause it was believed that moths possessed an | Single Admission, 50 cents, to be had at Whita- | Itslargecirculation in the Southern and Middle cee, sales & Humphrey, repair a frame build- | and home community with so little credit unusually effective sense of smell, since the | Ker's Book Store, $41 Penna: ave. feb2-s.tuyw | States makes it one of the best uediams fur adver- | , FLANNEL ROBES DE CHAMBRE from the ing. 40 Rhode Island a ohn Piant. | pay for their good taste and labor. I think it | Tie Poor Convict Act.—Yesterday Mrs. males of certain species will come from great | J7ORD'S OPERA HOUSE. ey ct ail clases eee me bu . between Hand paeaed ae, ere ll hed Pr mes | M. M. Ricker had James Cann (who was con- | distances to it a female kept in captivity, — eon, have engaged, gna has as sanlicnily amen riawh GARMITO RES t of newly-designed i 0 justly earned than advertise | y ve i ae yan Jn es q ; : 16. RY respon Y ctically re y NITUBES for party an ‘Fee: TEAS CLG GiGialed “Hows these abroad, Please say this and oblige a wiered ahour seve Seaton ele Lana nd it has been hitherio supposed that they TUESDAY EVE! NING, FEBRUARY 5. inevery branch of agricultural parsuite in’esch A on E sented “How She i : r dresses: also. MUSLIN and LACK SUITS and coon ee hoe prarr, Middle or Southern S-ate, to contribute to ourcol- | OVERDRESBES- st 0 cia a : were i i si patron of your valuable and live news- | and indefauit. to 180 days more) brought cut guided in their quest by the olfactor umns during the year, aid hence, we feel sure our | ~ jg-1m per, but not 4 dressmaker. Mrs. M. before John y sense. ich Opera House, in | 4 Loves Him” last night at th i rly all the a very credi Clarke, U. 8. Commissioner, —_— Of the Washington Capital, +g | Magazine will receive the support of Farme, M. WILLIAN’S, y aa ae . Under the auspices of the National Workiagmen’s | Pastors’ Horticulturist: Flo. ena eee + parts Were well taken, 2 play ran quite = conse, _, | and he was df&Scharged RUINED BY POKER 4ND Faxo.—Col. Wm. Assembly, prety . “3 aed T Cost: AT : an vodall, as“ Mrs. Nettletop,” were rs is ag ‘a, | Henry Watts and Sarah Jackson: Anthony | § ‘ssive terms, and ai one time a leading ors tT; leet ore subscription list. be ce oul very creditable to m i, as YH i ave . 7 aid lead and Estella B. King; L. T. Carter au 8 is s e ct ed a ALLS Writersand | BELL, f Has usual The house wastitled. | Murphy tiede a Chest idea and, Mr. | Viota Turner: of Occoquane Var; Ohas Skoline barties and then taken it to an auetion house | ‘Sais aenue meme | Keutiemen also, who understand ‘household. econo- Hua stock, except Kita. Glee, at cost ——— “i Me te en ce oe Precttent 4 ot Prince George’s ceunty, Md., an mma | and obtained an advance upon it of $2) more. 51 - OULS. FOR Casi ONLY, Job Lot Hamburgs at ine | Haves mentioned: lgewhere vate Guinn: | Sorrell. CoOTSe® CANNY, TMs ah! Suma | he furnitures saidto have eost gsm only a | GEORGETOWN ADW MTS, | oie stan ata.? smsee oto sles Maciing | Bag et ever gud ar I pcg. Sot nt | ane ar wiuened elewhere. Mr. Cunning: a few years ago. A mania for poker and faro is - Z 2 | Dizon's Tine." Has a very large citeatan ge aA) | Hats at 00c.. a bargain. "Trimmed Hats and Bou peu dead from apoplexy | Wen iw aceag: MrT. E. Murphy, Capt. | Rat EstaT# Sates—Messts. Duncanson | sald tobe the case nt Cok ae end fare is GH WESLEY; contains monthly useful information, tat is |" Sg’The extreme suey of Dek. just as ke was gei- | yilXinson and Col- Gray followed inaddresses. | Bros, quetioncers, sold yesterday afternoon, | the source of adeficiency of about $140,000 in De een axp Missiox, worth twice over the price of it for twel¥e mouths, | this step, and we hope our patrons wilt pene n n Pennsylvania ave- The stern e pledge. ‘3 for 8. B. Bond and W. B. Webb, trustees, part | the school funds of the count , Of Which, as A Lecture é We desire subscriber to lend a helping band | the GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED. —_— icstreet. He was formerly a con Watended. amt ance Hail to-day | of lot 18, in square 50%, improved by frame | auditor, he was custodian dur ing four years. BY H. CAMILLUS BAKER. in swelling the list of subscribers. by using their | MRS. M. J. HUNT. positor in the Stak office, and during the ws er or praca: andit was in the nature of | house, situated corner 6th and N streeis north. | ‘An indictment was returned against Col, influence, and thus enabling the Publisher to in- | _Jan8-tr 621 and 643 D st. ereditably im a’ Pennsylvania reg Morin pee meeting. fonducted by Mr. | west, to Lewis Behrends, for $700. Heath for embezzlement about a year ago, but | This Lecture is designed to give as accurate an Seeites eee and attraciiveness of the | ment. bok Mhcupal cane elie i nha, the Eng- ‘The Pacif aan ae it was found defective, and the jury were in- sr gmate 95 possible of the nature and extent of the LAN ARMER, | ®SST cass THe Tive has nearly arrived: we will move | meyer, of ihiladelphia took parte ‘Witten manufacture of patie Gnd eagles is steughed by Judge Jones to acquit. Subse- | Trion reformation af the1sinCentent pogi Address, | in a few days to our new store: all of our dr: . begun operations at San Francisco. quently auother indictment was found.—{St. | fered on TUESHAY, February Sth, 1878, at goods must be sold off lack silks and bi: cashmeres. colored dress goods; pure wool blankets. Wz b itiful Wool dress gvods, ~ Carters, Market 7 @: » WHITMAN, ofan ENTIRELY NEW AND ; nis Post. ‘Danbertoa a ‘ PUBLIC Views ON THE Strrnace Ques. | a-Mr. Murat Halstead wesin Washington tobe ceemee atte “Prat sre ata. a 5 {42° itor Star-—Thanks for the interest | last week laboring in behalf of the silver bill. 4e-The investigating committee in a spirit- ‘ays manifested to have Congress | We missed the usual thirteen articles a day on | ual seauce in a il, Nass., Stationed a B ecred FOR “CHRIST CHURCH PARISH," io ‘our city and its people. Ifthe Geo 141 W. Pratt street, Baltimore, PLUS aud VELY All the latest Ni ent calico, 4% j ve rit ji y town, D. C.,at No. 118 Bridge st..over M22: x's | OSTRICH TIPS, vt te = sentiment of the tax payers was obtained wa Cowenstlin Ga ee gh ilae who ized Spirits. “The “apparitions falted “to Ap Pata Gren‘, stor sc nemtaning OES: ae. Dias VEGETABLE DECOCTION | w Sate. —The uctioneer, guid ngt a large majority be opposed to suf- | was recently led to the altar for the fourth | pear. ‘Thursday aud Friday," ne Woes | SCROFULA, ERYSIVELAS AND ALL vis. | 2030-17 will sell this ey the law library of the lat: | [ytBeir wishes abowd guveon ie a ee Seer’ tne Who 1s not over eighteen years of von Te aa OLS Gee tg ehing to | oR MOTTO, EXCELSION? | ded ty emalscet FC eae ot Bats. | ‘emert bracing 3 ipo 1 a ae 5 avoi e laws of the Uni 8, Went out '" | | Recommended ‘ans | Hugh ¢ aperion, commencing 4 Lago eet the What incentive will there be for energy and | ““ga-Dan Voorhees is disturbing to the rest of | to sea some three miles with a minister and O DYEIN ne * brary. g t | Guterprise if we are to be at the mercy of the | several senators. He is like (he Getic toe | Were Male Te toe ee a ad a SEEARSING. Srork ne — GAS of persons you mention, who have no. ineh drop ina four inch rainspout—[N. ¥ | ted.—LN. ¥. Heratd. Drang? CLEANSING: 6. W. CROPLEY. Agent eons, Wasbington. | ® Best Vextiatep and decidedly the | # : Aas lerald, DYEING: CLEANSING) ‘Northwest corner Fayetic and Eo- rete oneiucted billiard room in Ameries, Mil be obtained) Ob tatetion with pro ecm a@There isa touch of severity in Brother EMOREST Pa‘ the new LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S GARMENTS. ‘Mas ae Readsuarters cater Duilding: gentlemen's | piPnet misrepresentation CriizEN. Beaperege Fulton's deseri ptlonyof Roecher as mand Siationers, iad Tin servo: a.m, | gs Ww. H. eect, * LOVES! GLOVES! GLOVES: E oEN. Y. JurvEnson Sraxer, . Ge —- ous Custss gol tilled chains: plated pate Gytemy Jume, to-day returned the tol} | Sv By 8 friendly ing of the Bible has been se 8nd never excelled betore or since, towhich the peo- nese i NS TY MADE CON aS Ne Ae ey aie we TEER EOe ACTOR AND Ss. from $1 fo $4): a ; jowing indietments: Wm. Piper, alias More, v Ss hea ‘OUNT VERNON e at Priga’s jewelty sion | alias Cook, peut larceny, secohd offence: Jax’ | dispensed with in the publie schools of Nauga: | M[°W THEE DEES en raiser. | Pee ana het name of others ot te FISK, CLARK & FLAGS " “et hear 316 street_— Adve. * | Garner, alias Gainer, do. unter, lar- . . - | "Send us your erders, = novs-tr S ag Z JAMES 8. TOPHAM, a) a Ea eeny: John Willjains, alias Boney Simmons, 4%-Lieut. Flipper, the only colored graduate GION A BPECIALT Y. THE BEST &6LOV! AIr495 Boventh Street ane ek cae oF ae ene GRA | Hehe lore wets Hehe a | Sencar ae ae sipawa sigary i | SMALE ZEMiD eNaMENTAL waxes. | GEARED LARREE Sapna: i | RARER UENCE Axrainixe, Floss, Sth street — Aart. ma | Sones. Saber | ; cultural and Military a dink Bont Oi Pune Kin zat THE BEST COACHING GLO recy. FY college pf Texas. sep 26-Kit Acootink Fost Vice, Falttax, Va, wamp, HK, LUNDY, 144 Bridget.” | 47 peraln BTERY sma mand Harness repaired and Trunks