Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1881, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. FHIDAY.... February 25, 1881. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIRP SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasuineron, D. C., Feb. 25, 1851, 9:30 a. m. For the middie Atlantic Stated, clearing wea- ther, preceded tn east portions by snow. varla- ble winds, mostly northerly, stationary and Jower temperature, higher barometer. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER The foliowing are the readings mometer at the Signa! Office during the day: 7 & m.. 31°, 11a m., 397; 2 p.m, 43% mum, $34 rontmum 25°. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. Perds Opera House.—Sol Smith Russell tn * Edgewood Folks. National Theater,—Emma Abbott in “ Lucia Di Lammermoor.” Concrecationa? Church—Art entertainment by Prof. West. Lincoln He “alonzo the Brave and the Puir Imogene” and “Don’t Judge by Appear- ances,” by the Ira Aldridge (colored) dramatic association. District Government Affairs. All applications for appointments as special police officers under the Dill fast passed by Congress will have to be made to the Major of Police through the leutenant of the precinct in which the applicant resides. The Dist Commissioners will make the appointments ay on the recommendation of the Major of Potice. The District Commissioners have isszed an order for the closing of the District o‘tice next Monday at two o'clock p.m., the day of the funeral of ex-Governor H. D. Cooke, out of re- epect to his memory and to give the employes an opportunity to attend his funeral. TRE AVENUE PAVING COMMISSION PAPERS. ‘The Dist ‘ommisstoners have received a H. G. Wright, U.S.A., and pres a for repaving Pennsyl- stating that that commisston ir figal report to the Prest dent of the United States, and that in ance with their instructions they tendered to sstoners the transfer of the mmission with the articles of remaining on hand. These records, with the tron safe and other property, are tn charge of Mr. Edward Clark, architect of the Capitol, wh turn them over to the District. The Commissioners have addressed a note to Mr. Clark, requesting him to transfer the records to Wm. Tindall, secretary of the Distric beard, and the property to J. B. Clas, tbe superintendent of property of the District. BUILD! ERMITS issued by Inspector Entwisle: George Sheehan, erect two two-story awellings on Sch street extended; $100. Jobin Time, repair frame, 516 gad street; $100. John Sherman, ercct four three-story dwellings, Connecticut avenue. between L and M streets; & N, Ander- ven two-story dwellings, 14th. be- Louis Ben- th and 7th and L and M streets; #200. J. W. Boggs, dweillag, North Carolina ‘b streets southeast; ame, erect two two-story dwellings, b street northeast, between Band C streets; 0, Cots AND MATTRESSES for the inaugnration, cheap, at the auction rooms of Walter B. Wil- Hams & Co., corner 10th and D streets. t WASHINGTON MRN ARRESTED IN ALEXANDRIA ON THE CHARGE OF PICKING P g73.—The Alexandria Gazrlfe of yesterday says: The two men from Washington. giving their names as George Mansfield and Frank Nolan, arrested Tuesdayatternoon last, during the celedration of Washington's birthday, fn this city, on sus- aicion of being pickpockets, had a hearing be- fore the mayor and Justice Thompson tuls morning, and were sent to the grand jury of the corporation court, which meets in April BEXt. One of the withesses testified tuat he Saw the man culling himse.t Mansfeld put nis hands in the dress pockets of a strange lady standing near him. Of course the names given were assumed for the cecasion. A friead of one of them came tothe station house to- Gay and requested to be allowed to ace a young inan named McKay, held on the charge ot plekirg pockets, andon being shown the to young men, recognized Nolan as the man he wished to see. The decision of the mayor and justice Lot having been entered up, the two men were granted a relearing this afternoon, at which Manstield was adjudged guilty of the charge, and sentenced to receive 39 lashes on bis bare back. Edward Mcitay, alias Frank Nolan, was released on wall, Annie McRay tecomirg his surety. for his appearance at the April terin of the corporation court. see a UGH MANY ARR PREDISPOSED to lung Dies from birta, yet even such may esc. corsumption, or ochér pulmonary disease, If due care and ¥ served, and all exctting cau: i y Ti isin these cas or brot finess be 60 3 are promptly oduced the largest. pro- Besides promptly re- olds whieh, when left to are the tmmediate causes of tuber- lopment, this standard remedy al lays aby inflammation which may exist, and by promict ng easy expectoration, cleanses the lungs of the ‘substances which clog them up, and which rapldly destroy when Suffered to remain, t 7 ORDERND.—This morning In the neral Term in the case of Baker against the scbr. Wright, in whieh the decision below dismissed the libel,a motion was granted for a rehearing. It appears that sme time since the ease was arghed lo General Term, and, as was understood, the court affirmed the “decision below. Judge Hagner subsequently giscovered that he had used the word aflirm, ta place of reverse, as he intended and so {nform- €d the clerk. and the amendment was made. When this was ascertained a motion was made to correct the minti.es, and while this was pend- ing It was ascertained that at least one of the bree judges—Wylte, Hagner and Cox—dis sented. Ap application was thereupon made for a rehearing, which was granted to-day. TEE Roap on Goop Norg Hirt.—The jury convened yesterday by the marshal to condemn and sssess damages by reason of the matnte- Babee of a pubite road through the lands of J. T. Jenkins, on Good Hope Hill, awarded Mr. J. #585. This road was made by the government Ourtng the war, and fas since been used by the public. Mr. Jenkins once before had a jury fo assess the land and they awarded him $6), Dut both he and the District appeated. he Clatining that his damages were above $1,000, To Have Yorr Boys look genteel and neat urehase their clothing at the Boys’ Clothing ‘couse of B. Kobinson « Co., 9 Paav, Taelr word for it you will not regret doing so. + ScrTs.—Charles Bowen has entered satt against William Smith and Rose Smith, nis Wife, for slander, clatming $09 damages. He ebarges that on the 213t Instant they publicly declared that he was an immoral, bad man,and not & proper person to associate With, and that be was a Matrivd 1:20, and had rup away from his w Mrs. Emma V. Dutton has filed a bill In equity Salpst Mary M. Lewis and others, praying th: the property of her father, Thomas Lewis. de- eeased, be sold, ali Valid incumbrances pald, and the surplus proceeds distributed according to law among the heirs. Messrs. Edwards and Barnard, for Lontsa T. and John W. Schaefer. have fled a bill In equicy against Bernard and Ida Geter for an account as guardians of the Woods’ estate, and asking a decree to sell the real estat —.—— CHANGE OF Paisons.—To-day the District At- torney presented to the Criminal Court a letter from Attorney General Devens, directing that whenever a male prisoner of the U ‘States shall be convicted of a crime and whose punishment shall be imprisonment six months or over, he shall be sentenced to confinement im the © Prison. at Auburn N. Y., signated the Erie Coan ¥ for the ‘confinement of female In the Criminal Court to day sev- as heretofore. TING AFFRAY took pl last eventug about Cf 4: and K streets sou’ Henry Green, colored, ely 17 and iY years, had a dis- ehamed about agri, when Y. pulled out a large penknife and cut Green to the lett side. He was taken to bis home, No. 222 L street southwest, and Dr. Hazen was ftummoned and rendered medica! ald, and pro- neuneed the injuries dangerous. Tae wound on the left breast, several inches in lengih very deep, and it 18 feared that one of tne is Cut and the luvg injured. Officer How- ell arrested Yerby In South Wasblagton shortly after the cutting. This 13 the second time that Ubts Soy cut the other, and he acknowledged to ANOTIER SER tm south Washing’ G'elock, at the corn pute at the p the Giticer that he did the cuttiog. and if Green fools with him he will kill him. In the Police Court to day, the case Was continued und! ie loth of March. ‘THE CEESATEAKE AND GuIO CANAL —Di3trie? comm aD, representing the gov_ erninent of the District of Columbia, attended pas tart | a _ bee of directors of the Chesa- Mocapolis, Sul? Cabal company, yesterday, at Sitien of cana if n Of cabal affairs, and that the recent food did much less G $ nexamien on ‘Was feared a” fies. out for @ prosperous coi geceas Battering, and a made to Auburn, insted | ‘The Coming One THE MUSRUM BUILDING AND THE BALL. The museum building will be opened to- morrow night to try the light and general effect. The decorations are by no means com- plete, but the sight will be a very attractive ene.’ The following invitations to this event baye been extended te all purchasers of tickets tothe ball. subscrivers and members ot the press: “The executive committee on inaugura- ton ceremonies request the pleasure of your company at the museum, Saturday evening, February 26th, 1851, at 7:30 o'clock, to witness the lighting of the building.” Among the prominent peopie who have. pur- chased Uckets to the bali are Secretaries Evarts and Goff, Senator Edmunds, Represen- uves Ay pes , Wood, Russell, Singleton, Dwight, Henderson, Poebier and D2uster; J. G: Thompson, J. D. Detrees, Josiah Dent, Edward MePhereon, and J. C. Connor, J. W. J. Elwards, J. W. Curtis, D. 2. Wheeler, of the Union League club, New York. THE STANDS TO SRE THE INAUGURATION. ‘The Inspector of Buildings this morning ad- dressed a note to the District Commissioners calling thelr attention to the fact that several large stands are being erected on the public reservations, and the Inspector of Buildings belng Jooked to by the public as the authority for their safe construction, he reminds the Commissioners that the law in defining his dutles states that he shall have no jurisdiction over property belonging to the United States. In oreer, therefore, to relieve thig ofice of any ubjust blame in case of accidents, he requests hat the attention of the Commissioner of Pab- Bulldi-gs and Grounds be called to this mat- nm another communication to the Com- qmestoners, the !pspector states that 1t may D> ue s-ary to order edditional strengthening. He therefore suggests that authority be given o Insert advertisements in the several papers that all stands must be completed and made ready for fhspection on the morning of the 31, the builders or owsers to be present. MERTING OF THB MILITARY COMMITTEE, ‘The military committee of the Inauguration organization of citizens met last evening, Gen. Peter F. Bacon in the chair and Major Mills secretary. The resolution of Major Bradley to issue an address to the public stating that the committee was without funds to carry on busi- ness, and asking for popoier subscriptions, was laid on the table. Mr. Hovey moved to recon- sider the resolution adopted at the last meeting about ex-confederates having a command 1u the parade. The ex confederate organizations which had been Invited to take part should have some recognitioa fn the officers of the parade. It was & matter beyond the authority Of the committee, anyway, to say who the Marshal should appoint. “Mr. Worthington seconded the moticn of Mr. Hovey, and said that from what he heard from friends outside the committee the action at the last meeting was hasty and inconsiderate, Tue ex- confederate organizations were coming here fh good faith to “see the old man” Inaugurated, and should be received with every courtesy: Capt. Foot did not want to reconsider the ac- Uon Of the jast meeting. If any ex-confederate ‘abizations stil! existed they were stil in re- beliion, and should not be recognized. Mr. Hovey’s motion to reconsider was adopted, and on motion of Gen. McMillan, the further consideration of the subject was postponed until next Monaay evening. A motion offered by Major Bradley was adopted. It directs the execulive committee of the military committee to report af the next meeting a program of ac- == the committee during the coming week. THE VETERANS’ RECEPTION COMMITTEE Met last evening, Gen. W. H Browne In the chair. The committee on quarters reported that ample preparations nave been made for all visiting veteran organizations. Col. Cutler suggested that the committee take action In reference to parading under an ex-confederate. The chairman stated that that question was one over which the committee bad no jurisdi:- tion, and that the matter would be settied at an early day by those having authority tn regard toil, Tue committee then adjourned. TEE WASHINGTON LIGHT GUARD, (Co. B, D. C. M.), wil) make its first appearance In new uniform on the evening of March 3d, escorting the Philadelphia Invincibies, who will arrive at 73g o'clock on that date, to their quarters, Odd Fellows’ Hall, East Washington. ‘Tbe guard 1s officered by Capt. Don MeCathran and Lteuts. Hodgson, Balley and Gates, and will parade 45 muskets. ‘Te new uniform is a gray cloth cut-away coat with the breast trimmed with black coré, white epaulettes, gold band, gray pants with black stripe, dark blue hat With white and black pompon. THE PHILADELPHIA REPUBLICAN INVINCIRED numbering 225 men, with band, will arrive olock Thursday evening. The East Wa: ton and Government Printing Ofice Garfela and Arthur clubs, whose guests they will be, will receive them ‘at the depot with torchlignts, music, fireworks, cc, The whole line, escort by the Washington Light Guard, will then March to Odd Fellows’ Hall, sth street east, where the Invinetbles will quarter. Beds will be provided in the main saioon of the hail. ‘The ball of the East Washingtoa Garfield and hur clab, and also Odd “Fellows Hall, will propriately decorated. Oa the eventag of uration day the grand bill in honor of Tuvinetbies Will take place at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7 street west, Which Will also be haad- somely decorated, INAUGURATION NOTES. Arrangements are belng made to decorate the pillars around the Treasury for the 42h. Taey Will be draped b flags and ornamented with gonfalons. Tue Washington Light Infantry wlll escort General Batcock from the d-pot to Wormley’s. elal Sheridan will be escorted from the depot by the National Rifles. The Gartield and Arthur Gle> Cub, of Cowam- ‘bus.Obio, will have quarters at St. James Hotel, and will arrive March 2d. Inspector of Buildings T. B. Entwisle hag issued thus far thirty permits to erect stands for spectators to use on the day of inauzura- tion. These stands have all to be erected in such a manner as will meet his approval as to Strength, so that no accident shall occar by lack of sufficient caution tn construction. The Earley Republican Ciud, A. M. Folger, president, will participate fn the inanguration ceremonics, The Utica Citizens’ Corps, of Ithaca, muskets, 4 line officers, S staff and band 4 pleces, Capt. J. H. Douglass, will be here aad Will quarter at the Imperial. The list of places where accommodations can be bad and the prices asked show that the charges will not be exorbitant and that any- body can be accommodated at any pric The federal relations committee of the Con- necticut legislature yesterday voted to recom- mend that the invitation extended the lezisla- ture to attend the Inauguration cerem ules a8 a Body be declined. The legislature will un- doubtedly take this action, a3 it {s now tn the mlést of its business, and for the further rea- Bon that the state ts to be officially represented by Gov. Bigelow and staff and a military organ- izatton. Both branches of the Tennessee legislature yesterday adopted a resolution to takea recs3s in order to participate in the presidential in- auguration ceremontes. Have You PRovingp for the comfort. family afier your death? young, agent, 1420 New York avenue, largest company In the world, and {ts rates on life policies ure 15 per cent. lower than those of other companies. t INRD $50 FOR ASSAULTING A Lem Weeden, who was charged by a woman named Alice Rivers with having as- Saulted her on the day of the tlood tn this ctt and who has been keeping himself dark st that time, surrendered himself to Lieutenant Kelly, at police headquarters, this as arta in the Police Court this morning he was arraigned on the charge of assault and baitery on Alice Rivers, a rather Food-looking woman, who stated that on the day of the flood she went to a Gining saloon on C€ street, between 12th and. 13th streets, below the avenue, to get her din— ner. and Mr. Weeden was there and came toa witdow near which she was sitting, and made use of some very {nsolent remarks to her, and she ordered the waiter to close the bitnds, watch he dic, but Weeden kicked them open and came in and caught her by the ears and but: hor in | the face, blacking her eye, which 1s bliek yer. | She then Went up stairs ‘and went to bed, and he cathe up after her and broke the door open and came tn and pulled her out of bed by the hair of the head and struck and kicked her | shamefully. He did not dery the assault, and | he Was fined $50, which he pa‘d. AupERNY Datny=Equal to the emergeney for the inauguration. Mlik and cream for all, and don’t you forget tt. Our regular patrons wiil served with increased supoly trom wazon-, &¢., as usual. Transients will call with vessel at Cepot, 414 34 street northwest. Will ciose inau- guration day at 12 o'clock. t A WaSHINGTON Makker Imexoveuint Ba- Gts.—The Washington Market company yes terday commenced the constraction of an iron bridge frcm the south side of Pennsylvania avenue, extending across the market reserva~ ton aud yond, to b3 elevated and connected wi h the 8 cond story of the market Dutldiag, tre purpose being to utilize the rooms tn the second and third stories of the maik»t to better acvantsge, The work is to be done under the Bu) mn Of the inspeetor of buildings. Per- nission was given for this improvem=nt June 7, 1860. W4£SHINGTON CATTLE MARKBT.—At the Queens- town Drove Yards, Wedre day, (on the Metro- ape Branch, B, & O. R. R., turee miles from e city—Lewis D. Means, Slate of the market was Buy a Borris or Evcatypring, and read the Circular explaining its uses, 25 ceuta, t lensed Local Advertisers and newsdealers will please send in thetr orders as early as practicable for the aren and extra edition of to-morrow’s TAR. ‘Street lamps will be lighted 6:10 p. m.; extin- guished, 5 a.m. Quite an accession of members has récently been made to the District artillery corps, Major Hanneman commanding, which now has a Ibuster-roll of 66 active members. A certificate of incorporation was fled yes- lerday with the recorder of deeds in the name ‘Of the St. Joseph's Colored Beneficial Soctety. Its object ts for the mutual improvement of members and render assistauce in the case of sickness and misfortune, The trustees are Lewis Thomas, Daniel Colbert, Aaron Heath- man, John H. Jamieson and Jas Trueman. The presentation of a handsome banner to the Young Men’s Central Garfield and Arthur Cinb took place at St. George's hail, 11th street, last night. An interesting program of literary and musical selections was presented. Hon.-A. M. Clapp presented the banner, to which an appropriate response was mad2 by Mr. John A. Cooper. : ab attempt was made this morning, at 2 o'clock, to rob the pastoral residence at St. Stephen’s (Catholic) Church. The burglars, ‘were, however, driven off by the prompt action of the pastor, Father McNally, who Invites them to call for the tool they left behind them. He promises them a very warm reception, The Bricklayers’ Union tn this city has fixed the rate of wages for journeymen, from April Ist, at $3 per day. Yesterday a colored man named Geo. Jackson was driving a double team of horses attachea to a Girt wagon, when the horses became frignt- ened and ran away, throwing Jackson out, and the wheels passed over his breast. He was re- Tmoved to Providence hospital, where medical atd was rendered, but It was found that he was hot much hurt. 3 J. Shillington sends S!, Nicholas and the Pop- ular Science Monthiy tor Mareh. G. A. Whitaker sends the February number of Blackwood’s Magazine, Prior to the presentation of the colors to the * Capital City Guard” this evening, they will parade under the escort of the Washington Ca- Gets, both companies to be tn fall uniform, with a band of music. Tue line of march wil) be from the armory up 1!th street to F, to 7th, to south side avenue, to sd, then north side avenue to 15th, to 17th, and from thence to hall on M street. The lines will be formed in front THRE STaR offic oe Amusements, Forp’s Qrgka Hovss.—There will be a matl- hee of “Edgewood Folks” to-morrow afternoon, Mr. Russell and his company have made a most favorable Impression here. The entertainment they give should not be missed. “Edgewood Folks” to-night. NATIONAL THEATER.—Miss Abbott sang the role of “Juliet” last evening, and Mr. Castle that of “Romeo,” in;Gounod’s opera. The waitz song, by Mies Abbott, created more enthustasm than any other part of the opera, To-nizht “Lucia Di Lammermoor,” NokTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.—The second of the series of People’s Concerts will be given. pext Wednesday evening at thischurch. The price of admission is 25 cents, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.—TwWo popular art enteriainments—to-night and to-morrow night, Will be given at the ees epee Chureh by Prof. N, A. West. There will be organ preludes by Prof. Bischott, 2 ‘THE PRODUCTION OF PINAFORE next Monday and Tuesday eyenings at Lincoln Mali, under the auspices of the National Rifles, will be by one of the best amateur companies ever got copemier in this city. INCOLN HaLl.—The entertainment by the Ira Aldridge Dramatic Company, which has been locked forward to by many, will be given this evening. M SHiLANCHE Roos&vgsLt, who will appear in concert at Lincoln Hall to-morrow evening, 13° encowed with every personal advantage, in- cluding a volee of remarkable quality and ex- tensive compass} Miss ADELAIDE U, Murpccn will give an en- tertainment at the National Theater Sunday evening next, which will be worthy the consid- eration of amusement lovers. Miss Murdoch ts @ accomplished reader and elocuciontst, having @ very large share of the talents for which the family have become famous. Washington Market, itetail Prices, MBATS.—Beef.sirloin.15aise. per 1D.;do. porter- house, 1Sa2%c.; rib roast, 10alS¢.; steak, 125¢a20c, Corned Bees, Salve.; Dried Beef, chipped, do. sliced, 20c.; Lamb, 18a25e.; Veal, 123ga20e. Mutton, “12¥aie; Bork. alge.) Sausage, 123¢¢.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 1234a160.; Shoulders. $410¢.; Breasts, 10a12. . Sal0c, FEUITS.—Oranges, 26a30¢. per doz.; do (Florida), S0acec.: Lemons, 30aive, per doz.; Bananas, 494- bec, per doz.: Appies, 30at0e. per pez; Cranber- ries, 10 cis per quart. Fis.—Perch, 4vas0c, per Duncan; Rock, large Isavec. per ib., 25a50c. per bunch: Mackerel, 15¢. per ib.; Hallbut, 1620c.; Trout, igaise per 1b.; ‘atfigh, 2a% cents per bunch; Lobster, 12¢. per ib.; Terrapin (sliders), $6a89 per dozen; do., (dia- mond back,) $18 per dozen; Turtle, 25¢.a$1 each, Burrer.—Philadelphta Print, 45¢.a50c. per 1b, Western Creamery, 40a45e.: New York. 35a40¢.: poke 2asse.; Cheese, 1bavve.; Hggs, Waeic, per jozen. VEGETABLES.—Potatoes, Irish, 25239. do. sw nadie. per Dl Dba Beets. gabe. per bunch; Lettuce, 5a8c. per he, Turnips, 15a20e per px.; Ontons, 60460 per p Carrets. 6c. per bunch; Peas (black eyc) loc. per quart; Beans, (Lima) i2alde. per qt.: Squash, ase. per pound; Spinach, 20a3v. per pk: Kale, séadoe. per pk; Caultflower, 20, each. Celery, 5ai0c. per bunch; Parsnips, 44 50 peck. 5a$1.25 per pair; Dnoks, $1 per pal agi; Turkeys, per 1b.; Squabs, $1.75ag2. per doz. GaME.—Snipe, $2 to $2.50 per dozen; Duck, (can- vas back) $442.50 per pair; (blue wing) 75¢ 931 Per pair; do. (crow) 50e. per pair; do. (shuiliers), do. (1 head), $1.25 af1.59; do. (@allard). a do. (dipper). 40c. Grouse, $1431.25 per pair; Wild Turkey, $1.50agz; Pheasants, asl per pair; Quali, $222.50 per di A Suxpay Row iw a Resravrant.—Chas. Myers, the proprietor of the Green House, on Peunsylvania avenue, between 2d and 3dstreets northwest, Was charged in the Police Court to- day b assaulting # young man named Henry Webb, who ‘stated that he went Into Myers’ restaurant On Sunday, the 6th of this month, and Myers Cursed him, struck him, and point a pistol at him, which was taken trom Myers by some other tien who were present. A tine of $5 Was imposed in this case, He was also charged witb ascaulUng another young man named Al- exander Murvine, who testitied that when Myers pointed the pistol at Webb witness took it away trom him, and Myers then assaulted im. ‘this case was dismissed. Murvine was ten charged with assaulting Myers, who stated that Murvine, knocked him down and beat bim, causing him to be confined to his b:d for three weeks, A fine of $20 was imposed in UIs case. PostTIVELy, only to-morrow you can buy fine porcelain and china decorated chamber seis, containing ten pieces, which are worth from $3 to $7 a set, for $3 50; and great bargains will be offered in decorated and white chinaware, at R. Goldschmia’s Mammoth Department Store, No. Si27th street, between A and I northwest. t saben aie INTRENAL REVENUE ARRESTS.—Last Saturday Deputy Collector L. L. Clements arrested Jas. H. Vannerman for dealing in illicit cigars. He was caught by Unis revenue officer Saturday last and held untll Wednesday last, when he had @ hearing before United States Commis- sioner Burdy, who committed him for action of the grand jury in default of $300. Yesterday the same officer swore out a warrant against James Vanuerman father of the former, charg- ing him with refilling the cigar boxes and re- using old stam; Deputy Marsbal Stab) arrested bim, and after the hearing before Jus- Uce Bundy he was committed for the grand jury In default of $100 bonds. per pk; . Bale iS ALLour phyeiclans recommend Dr.Ball’sCough ‘Syrup for hoarseness and colds, Price, 25c. West Washington, nee Georgetown. BUILDING AssocIaTIONs.—At the 90th regular monthly meeting of the Ninth Bullding Asao- Ciatlon, of Georgetown, held Monday night, at Goddard’s Hall, no money was sold, the pro- ceeds having been absorbed py last month’s advances. ‘The fourth annual meeting of the Eleventh Building Association was heid last night at Goddard's hall. The report of the secretary, Mr. Ferdinand King, showed as foliows for the four years: Kecelpts — dues, $188 958.83; ad- Vances, $23,315.95, fines, $310.26; Insurance, 5S receipts for four years, $171,312.43. Pay ments for four years—advances, $125.15) 60, withdrawals, $35,051. fosurance, cs : 3 balance, $1, O71; total assets, $5,410677; tufficleul to cancel avout 23 Shares I! sold at maximum rate. The assocla- Uon began with 3,089; canceled in 3 years, 767; bought out in 4th year, 50; settled in 4th'year, v1; drawn out in ith year, 50; leaving 1,71! Shares, Of which 635 are bought, leaving 1.076 yelto cancel. The election of officers resulted as follows;—Wm. ec oe president; James A tary; Goddara, vice president; 5 E. Frey,’ treasurer. r3—Thos Dowling, H. Mil: #ndrew Frey, Wm. King, ivr, D. F. Robinson, J. Schultz, $5,064 was retired at stock lsposed of, being’s0 shares value rates—$57 ver share, DeaTH OF & VENERABLE LapY.—Mrs. Eliza- beth Shoemaker, relict. of the late Geo. Shoe- m-ker, and mother of Messrs, Wm. L. Dav.d, Edwaid and Frederick Shoemaker, well-known cil‘zebs of this place, died thts morning. in rhe elghty-sixth year of her age, at her late resi sence, No. 3116 P street, Tr @ SHOFt Lins. Mrs Shoemaker was a native of Montzom ry county, Pa., but has been a resident of this ci b for the ety Level Pag funeral wiil tak lace Monday morning, o clock, trom her E ite residence, ne A Sap Casg.—The litue oe Of Dr. Lynn, Who was 80 seriously injured by the acciden' @iecbarge Of @ pistol, a iew days azo, a3 stated tn ‘TRE Stak, it 1s thought wil live, but will a’ most certainly be totally Ditnd. Carr. JAMES GODD4RO, WoO was injured by a fall some weeks ago, menUoned in Tag Sran, tsable to be out of bed, aud Is gradually ret covering. Telegrams to The Star, | EXCITEMENT IN WALL STREET, Wholesome Effect of Socretary Sher- man’s Action. NEw York, Feb. 25.—The Pos, {0 its finan- cial article to-day, says:—Duri the first hour and a half of’ business the Stock Ex- change was a scene of wild excitement, ant everything connected therewith was at thi highest tension. Excited stock brokers bid i Re cent for money for one day’s Use, mM addi. ion to 6 per cent per annum. The prices of the leading stocks fell 1 to 6% per cent, rallied al per cent, again declined a3 per cent, and With frequent fluctuations the market was ex- tremely feverish. United States bonds fell 28%, and raliroad bonds 383% (end cent. Fe unsalabie, and ‘orelgn exchange became the leading drawers in reacting for a market ree times reduced their rates, This state of things continued unttl about 11:30 o'clock, when news again came that the ry had given relief, On taquiry at the sub-treasury it was learned that Mr. Sherman had at last dene something ‘practicable, and then, as yesterday, there was Asudden change in the whole situation, and where there had been an axtety to sell there Was an eagerness to buy, The latter, however, was somewhat modified by the experience of yesterday, but oa examination it is found that the Treasury really now offered Sone which is likely to bring immediate relief, and it will be strange if this does not turn the tide which was running £0 strongly toward a general panic, and not a few loans have cost stockholders ', al per cent per day. Since the treasury began a ltitie before twelve o'clock to pay out money for uncalied five and six per cent bonds the marketis less stringent and the rate is about 6 per cent plus ',. Already in less than an hour the Treasury has patd out over $1,750,000 lawful money for 5 and 6 per cent bonds resented. It {3 reported that a well-known banking house has $5,000,600 of these bonds, which will be put io at once. As soon as the money for the $'0 000,000 bonds comes out a return to the nor- mal condition of the money market Is to be ex- pected. United States bonds at the first board were down to 112), for the fours, 111%) for 43. 100 for the fives, and 100% for the sixes, There has slnce been a recovery of 48%, Rallroad bonds early in the day fell jea5 per cent, but have since recovered ¥,a2\;. The market for forelgn exchange was very weakiearly In the day, but_ha3 improved since the receipt of the Treasury order noted above, ee ® ‘The Markets. BALTIMORE, 30; do. console, 83; do. ia. sixer, old, second series, 33; do Dew ten-forties, 624; do. ten-forty edupous, vt las 25.—Cotton quiet~mid- Flour steady and fairly active Howard bid to-day. BALTIMORE, Feb. @ing, 11% do. amber, 1.18a1,23; Pade Corn, southern ade beiter but quiet—souther low, . 2 western winter t and Febrosry, 16%: March, Puen ton Xora 1Vgal 179); May, 1.173,a1. 18. ar Iv; western hite, St ; Go. i western mixed, spot and February, ‘Apel 2 May, ‘arch, 64. ril, 53 ga53} 5 6; Steamer, 6149: Oats firmer traneactions ana no receipts. Rye quiet, I Hisy dull and lower—prime to choice aie an id, 18.00020.00. Provisions quiet steady, Jobbing trade businesa—mess pork 16.25; new, 16.25, Bulk meate—loose shoulders, none iferibe; cléar rib sides, none offering; do. anasx Bacon—shoulders, 6%(; clear rib Ya ai2. Lad—reiined, 10°. Butter quiet—prime to choice western paciéd, 13a 24: roll, 19821 Evge nist, 18. Petroleum refined, a fee dull—Kio cargoes, ordinary to fair, 10yalo¥%. Suxar steady—A soft, x. Whisky dol), 1.1al-12 fer job lots. | Freighta to Liverpool per steamer firm—cotton, enh . ; flour, Deka: grain, 64d. Receipts—flour, 970 barrels: wheat, 29,842 bushels; corn, 68,624 bushels ipments— wheat, 665,258 bushels; corn, 26,262 Rienels, Salee—wheat, 423,224 ‘ bushels; ‘corn, 47,924 bushels. NEW YORK, Feb, 25.—Stocks unsettled. Money, weg er dlem in addition, to eval interest: ay 450; 482. Govern- ments weak an YOR! d lower Feb 26 —Flour quiet and steady. ly active. Corn quiet. Feb, 25, 11 a.m.— Lhe Btock Market n Wheat modera' NEW YOBK, fc, $34: Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 34, and t Panl and Omaha, 3 per caat; the rest’ of ‘the list declining 3 to 2% per cent. Subsequently there was a recovery of i to @ per cent, which latcr was partially lost and the market became weak 25, 12:30 p. m.—U. 8. bonds, 4 per cents, 116) per cents, 11475: fives, 103 Atiai Great a: rlifester, Gow'y “Atianie aud Great, Werke Seconas, Bix. Erie, 50%, New York Oeatral ao\5 Lilmois ‘Central, 136 Pennsyivania Central, 66°. NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON. ‘The following quotations were current in New York to-day at 2:30 p.m., as reported by H. H. Dodwe, of 539 15th street, by special wi Western Union, 108; American Union, 77; York Central, 1447,; Lake Shore, rst Mortwawe tristess' ware, Lackawann: fey Central, 10% De Reading, Northwestern, aul, 10839; do. preferred, 4534; do. preferred, Jes Mt a ik and T., 4 do.’ preferred,” W1: St. ain, 5139; Ohio and Missisaiy do. preferred, —~; Pacific Mail, 61% 2%: Northern Pucitie con San Francisco com., 63; do. first preferred, y kelsland, 134: Chesapea and Nashville, 874: N: Ontario and We ‘2 Titinois C: ferred, preferred, fie, 85: 2S. and Omaha, 494: Erie and Western, 02: Ohio Central, 29i¢: Texas Pacitic, aul do. preferred, "10136 B35; Téxax Paci Cioeing Govern courons, 1.1)3al. 2.12%; L. G., 8255. nt Bonds :—459,_ 1.10%al.11; 3 #8, 1.123ga1-12%; coupon, MARRIAGE LicgNsE8 have Deen {Issued to David T. Folke and Julfa A. Carroll; Samuet Forrest and Jennie Greer, both of Anacostia, D.C.; John E. Samson and Agnes V. Garner, both of Prince Geo county, Md; William Miller and Martha A. Taylor: Michael A. Lynch and Rose L. Murphy; John W. Knox and Mary Chaney; Naamon D. Donaldson and Faanie M. Merchant, both of Fairfax county, Va. — Cur iw Two py Cars—John A. Johnston, a freight brakeman on the Pittsburg and Lake Erie road, fell from the roof of a car on Tues- day night while passing over the bridge across the Ohio at Rochester, Pa, Wis body was man- gied under the wheels, and finally cut in two through the middie. The upper half lodged on the bridge, and the other fragment fell into the river and could not berecovered. He was a young upmarried man. A SINGULAR FaraLity has exhibited {Itself in the family of Mrs. Dunn of East 70th street, New York. She has lost her husband and7 children by heart disease. On Wednesday morning she left the only remaining one,a little girl of 11, at home while she went out for a few minutes, and on returning found her @ corpse. THE STRANGE STORY TOLD BY Maky Kavisn.— Mary Kalish, the girl who has been misslag from her home, in Hoboken, N. J.,- since Janu- ary 16, was found wandering lessly about the streets of New York late Wednesday night. She was taken in charge by the police and re- turned to her parents, She said her mind was blabk as to when, where or how she was ab- ducted. She remembers awakening ina large room, to find herself guarded by a negress, who refused to answer any questions. Wednes- day night she was taken in a carriage by a strange man and conveyed some distance,when she cried for assistance, and he stopped the carriage, we her on the street and drove off. She sald shef&ad not peen injured or insuited in aby way until taken in the coach, FIRE AND Frost.—Nordbeimer’s hall, on St. James street, Montreal, one of the finest pubile halls In that city, caught fire on Wednesday night, while a performance was in progres:. The audience was dispersed without a panic, and the ball was entirely consumed. The loss amounted to $50,00). Several firemen were badly injured by belng burned and frostbitten, the thermometer being nearly 30 degrees below zero. The Baltimore and Obio Ratiroad Company naye brought two sults oo the Pennsylva- nia Railroad Company for damages, laid at $2500.000 each. Thirty-six successive shocks of earthquake have occurred at St. Michael's, in the Azores. One church and two hundred houses have tllen tn, and seyeral persons have been killed. Louis Alfredo, an acrobat, fell from a trapeze in Tony Pastor's theater, New York, Wednes- day night, and was seriously injured. The ac- cident caused great excitement in the house, One of the younger sons of Lord Munater, who bears King William IV.’s arms with a bar sinister, has just Deen converted to Romanism; 80 that Queen Victoria has now a near blood relation in the Roman ranks. The Church of the Advent, in Boston, is ex- tremely ritualistic. Its four ministers wear cassocks indoors and out, practise celibacy, and live in a house by themselves. The paris2 is quite successful; the church has 800 communt- cants, and a new ediilce is being completed without a debt. WALTHAM WATCHES, ‘We confidently recommend the Watches minu- factured by she karan Mase can be Als fm athe mont relate Gn e Mo! able re fssovinient of All grades and at les al! nf wa, st the loweet prices. ss ss BRO & CO.. Mw. SAGES 107 Penn. ave. 2. —Thou-ance of WATCHES have been rhty‘arete t Givet se-dey an when tates peices ee echoes at DENSER, 918 Peppaylyaniaayenue. aug3 mpany, wslt- eepers that tre Courts: al ITY CovEeT—Judge Cox. To-day, iaioee agt. Stickney; sale confirmed nist and reference. Hityzerald agt. Fitzgerald; order on marshal to pay. Keys agt. Keys; au- | ditor’s report confirmed. Arundel! agt. Imlay; | do. and distribution ordered. Jones agt. Jones; Uiion and rule allowed to be withdrawn. lampton agt. Hampton; sale ordered. Moxley agt. Dent; offerof purchase accepted and con- Yeyance authorized. Glover agt. Hellen; H. D. Fant appointed guardian ad litem. Henderson agt. Allison; receiver directed to sell and as- Sign. Huntley agt. Barlow; time to take tes- Umony limited. CRIMINAL CoURT, Judge James. ‘To-day, James Davis, charged with burglary and larceny, pleaded guilty to larceny, was Sen- fenced to the Auburn penitentiary, at Auburn, N. Y., for one year. David L. Morrison, assault; Rot guilty. Benjamin Brown, assault; pleaded Bae ‘and sentenced to jail 16 days. Joseph ridge, larceny, (second offence:) guilty; se tenced to three years at the Auburn, N. Y ESE nua yer ta eens ; Y Gs assault, and senten to 40 days in jai — Pouce CovRt—Inage Snell. Yesterday, Thos, T: u assing erty; $5 or 7 days. Henry Fields, cursing in a house loud enough to be heard’ on the street Sor 15.days. Also, charged with defacing pi vate property without the consent of the owner; $10 or 15 days, Robert Robinson, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. John H. Simms, vagrancy; bonds or 9) day3. Harry Jones; for- felted collateral. Irene Price, loud and boister- ous; $ or 15 days. Abraham Lincoin vagrancy; bonds or 70 days. Jos. Hing, lo} and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. John Butler, ‘on prop- Lo. do. Patrick Moore; forfetted collateral. Goo. Delany, assault On Mary Delany, his wife; $10 or 30 days. Patrick Foley, assault on Mary Mc- Curran; $3 and costs. Jas. King, colored, was charged with assault on Alice Carter, who Stated that she was not married to him, but has lived with him for a year and a half, and last night he struck her, but afterwards begged her pardon, and she didn’t want him sent to jail. He gave hts personal bonds to keep the peace, Vally Harrison, charged with assau ing a young white man named Louis Kram $5 or 10 days. ers CITY ITEMS. Hats for the Inauguration. New Shapes, Young Men’s Stiff Hats, $2 to $3; Gentlemen’s Fine Stiff and Soft Hats: ‘The Very Best “Dollar Hats” in the District; Boys’ and Children’s Dark and Light Felts, In New Styles, very handsome, at Popular Prices, at Lewis’, 920 7th st Lomax & Jobuson sets up the finest Oyster Lunch in the United ‘States for the money, Corner 9th and D sts. 2 . PERRY. Ga., Oct., 1859, We have known Swift's S. Specific used in a great number of cases, many of them old and obstinate, and have never known or heard of a failure to make a permanent cure, when taken Properiy. H, L. DENNARD, W. D. NorrincuaM, Moone & TUITLE, Jam personally acquainted with the gentie- men whose signatures appear to the foregolny. They are men of high character end standiag. t A. H. CoLqurrt, Vv. Of Georgia. Brain and Nerve. Wells’ Health Renewer, greatest remedy on earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility, &. $1, at Druggists, 450 Pa. ave. t Lester’s Hypnotic Pillow Induces sleep, allays nervousness and keeps pure the air of the sleeping chamber. All inva- lids Will find great advantage from Its use, as the aromatic herbs of which the piliow Is com- posed have a fine tonic effect, and act as a ere deodorizer and disinfectant. ‘Jennie une,” the well-known fashion writer, says: “I found that Lester's Hypnotic Pillow gave a trapqulitaing, strengthening influence, aud 1 esteem It a luxury not to be dispensad with.” Price, $5. Sent anywhere. LESTER'S MEDICATED Pit.ow Company, 137 Broadway, New York City, P. O. BOX 1,509. This Pillow is for sale by the following dra; sts: Thompson, 15th street; Waggaman, 477 enDsylvania avenue; Milburn, 1429 Pennsyl. vanla avenue; Kolb, corner 7th and E street: Lewis, iith and P'streets; also by the wel kuown dry goo@s house of Shuster & Sons, Your Breath Is offensive trom catarrh. One application of Dr, Hartley’s Catarrh Remedy entirely removes the unpleasant odor. 21-6 ELI WARREN, 2 You Think You are suffering with consumption, but ft ts only catarrh. Dr. Hartley’s Catarrh Remedy will surely cure you. Sold by W. B. Entwisie, corner 12th street and Pennsylvania ave., Stott & Cromwell and all druggists, 21-6 A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat Should be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an incurab! ie Pace or Consumption, Brown’s Bronchial ches do not disorder the acts directly paris, irritation, relief tn asthma, bronchitis, coughs, catarrh and the throat troubles which singers and public speakers are subject to. Sold at 26 cts a box everywhere, “Alderney Wagons.”? Fresh Alderney butter churned every morn- ing, and delivered in 3g lbs. “Ward” prints, 45c. per Ib, Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and ‘sweet milk 5c, per qt. —_————— eee DE MEYER’S OATARRH CURE. Unquestionably the most important medi- cal discovery since vaccination. A remedy which aesimilates with the mucons membrane and forms notonly alocal, but a constitutional cure at any stage. One package generally suffices. Deliv- ered by Druggists or by D. B. Dewzy & Co., 46 Dey Street, N. ¥., $1.50 complete. Treatise and remarkable statements by the cured, mailed fre ‘The afflicted can refer to: Gro. W. Lampnicut, 73 Biddle 8t , Baltimore; Mr. ScHROEDER, 360 North Brosdway; Joux L. Henrie, c. Park ay. & McMechan St. ; Geo. G. Pressusy, Prop. West End Hotel, Lone Branch; Bey. O. H. Tayxop, 140 Noble st., Baltimore, Ma. B. K. HELPHENSTINE, Ebbitt House, Washington ; Bev. Geo, E. Pratt, St. Stephens Bectory, Phils. + Gen. L. C. Boors, Wilmington; Bey. A. A. BuMNER, Frederick, Md. ; Mile Armee, Opera Prima Donna; Pavt Boyton, the great swimmer, Flushing, L.1.; Sam’. Berxvict, Jr., 697 Broadway, N. ¥., ete. Areal cure of Ostarrh for $1.00! novl-eodeow PRING STYLE BLOCK just received at ERODTS, the mannfacturer. Sil} and Soft HATS made to order and re- Ly at short notice at BRODT'S. the Hat-. ter, 419 11th street northwest, near Penny reals ayenue. febl4-im IMITED CO-PARTNERSHIP. — The signed do hereby certify that they have 8 00-partnership for the gale of I or firm of Washingto: reetown IceCo. No id unless upon a written order ed John by a a $igned Treasurer. under- formed under the name joe, No. town. D. O. jOaN M. KINSLOW. feds HE BEST VALU T ALUE on YOUR MONEY. we of those $12 BLUE MIDDLESEX FLANNEL Ts, the oriainal ticker als one for 810. Gait" be boss for the prise BOYS’, 88 and 86. ORILDS", with knee pants, $3.50. Fancy oie a io1e bes febl9 ma Ww SELBY. Seraron remus” Ra R42 ENGBAVINGS MR. FREDERICK KEPPEL, of New York, has a fine collection of RARE ENGRAVINGS AND ETORINGS on exhibition fore short season at JAMES J. CHAPMAN'S METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE, OL Penna. ave. |ALE—A Jat BOOTS AND SHOES. ‘FOS THE LATEST STYLE IN LADIES’ FINE SLIPPERS, Call at 717 Market Space. To make room for SPRING GOODS, which are being received daily, we are oTering broken lots of WINTEB GOODS AT COST. Ww. g. BICH, feb: Vi? Market Space. vr ‘ORK SHOE STOBE. See eos Fonnapironia nvenns. OEPORTURITY 40 BUT Pilar CLASS ‘SHOES AT VEKY LOW PRICES. aan“ Commencing toAay 1 will sel} all 1d medi ht Shoes at PRIME Tadier Penbie Goat Dutton Bocts itton Boots Men's Boge anid Youtbe* Shoes at ect We tel: hone but sold shoes. We have but one Meebia GEO. McCARTRY. (UEARING OUT SALE OF ALL WINTER GOODS. Now's re ‘Tram ro Secune Your Bareatws me BOOTS AND SHOES, For the next ten days I will sell all my Winter Btock, at s reduction ‘of 20 PER CENT. to inake room for our Immense SPRING STOCK. 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ERGOOD & CO., WHOLESALE AGENTs DY WASHINGTON, D. U. A. VOGELER & CO., nov10-e012m_ Bartrwons_ IRON BITTERS. A TRUE TONIC, IBON BITTERS ARE HIGHLY RECOMMEND- ED FOR ALL DISEASES REQUIRING ACER- TAIN AND EFFIOUENT 7 /NIC, ESPECIALLY INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT FEVERS, WANT OF APPETITE, LOSS OF STRENGTH, LACK ‘OF ENERGY, &o. EN- RICHES THE BLOOD, STRENGTHENS THR MUSCLES, AND GIVES NEW LIFE TO THE NEBVES. THEY AGT LIKE A CHARM ON THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS, REMOVING ALL DYSPEPTIO SYMPTOMS, SUCH AS TASTING THE FOOD, BELCHING, HEAT IN THE BTOM- ACH, HEARTBURN, &c THE ONLY mon PREPARATION THAT WILL NOT BLACKEN ‘THE TEETH OR GIVE HEADACHE. WRITE FOR THE A B 0 BOOK, 32 PAGES, AMUSING AND USEFUL READING, SENT FREE. =o Brown Chemical Company, yan%6=sBaltimore, Maryland, M4798 GUNEBAL JUDBOT KILPATRICK. ABMY BUMMERE, HOOKER ON LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, MABCH THROUGH THE CAROLINAS, Etc. Lt In Hall, March 3d, 8 p.m, Reserved Seats at Ellie’ Music Store. —feb25-rit* Aa Le ATIONAL THEATER. Great Snocess’ Farewell performances of EMMA ABBOTT GRAND ENGLISH OPEWA COMPANY, This (Friday) net ABBOTT'S tatest ens ‘ LUGIA It LAM &ERMOy: sig ABBOTT, lier favorite role Bricpolt, ‘bis fauous role Saturday, only 41:6) BOTT M RA DIAV Wc Saturday night, PR'GNOL! FAREWELL, oll, Sch ny Ee GIRL, Brien irmer, Ma Stoddard an Peateg. NIGHT PRICES—Adminsion, To" aud Ce lery, 25c. Lower 2s. Deas eso and ise Lath 5, and T5e. we » Geeure?d, Citele, secured, gt." HOOF #eeure or, eecured, i. MATINEE PRICES Admivei oa 12 Dress Mendav Jarrett & Kice’s F Ei R22 SHATING RINK, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Frbroary o”, BPEQIAL MATINEE for Ubildren, «th MUSIC, at 2:30 pm 1 PEOPLE's CONCERT 25 Cents, The SECOND of thia series of Will be given at North Presbyterian « between th and 20th sts. northwest, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, Ai 5 P. Miss CARRIE KIDWELL, Soprano. Mirs AMY LEAVITT, Mezzo soprano Mr H. C. PEARSON, Tenor. Mr. Mr. HERMANN Mr. THEV. INGALLS KI ured sea’s Seats seenred at Metzerott’ avenue. of Music, Te GRAND POPULAR AKT ENTERTAINMENTS, see Net M. Admission, with 5 225 Penorylvanis ‘otr's and the Ne! feb2s bY PROF. FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVEN 25 and 26, in Congregational Cau With Organ Pretudes by Dr. Ei Admineion, 25 cents. ved without charce. HE EVER POrUuLaRr r TWO NIGHTS AND MATINEE AT LINCOLN HALL, MONDAY, FEERUARY 28, AND TUESDAY, MARC Under the auspices of the NATIONAL RIFLES, With the following Popular Cast: Muse Eva Malls Mr ER. True “Wise Datele Hardie Mr. Joho 0. Pash Jorephin Iuttercup. Hebe. Stage Manager. Musical Director. 220000... With a talented chorus of forty voices aud a fall orchestra. Popular Price—Adwission, 60 cents. No extra charge for reserved seats, which my be secured at Ellis’ music storeon and after i harsday, the ‘24th instant. RDS OPERA HOUSE. TO.NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE. Great Buccs of SOL SMITH EKUSSELL. WOOD FOLKS. Great © napany. Boars of 1. waguter. WOOD FOLKS : WOOD Fe Piente Scene. 1 DG. DE D D DX D 1 Comic Scuations. WOOD FOLES.| Delighted Audiences. INAUGURATION WERK, BAVEERLY'S ECROPEAN MASTODON MIN BIKELS, Direct from London, Englend % DAY. THOUSRAY AND SATURDAY. feb2s Lixgews FIIDAY f FEBRUALY 25, 1881, e Colored DrauiaticGompany, THE LRA ALD- BIOGE, in their bixta heetral aud Dramatic Performance <f ALox70 ThE Buave axp TRE Face IMOGENE, for the benefit of the eid aud An- thur Wide A) Admission, 35 cents Reserved seate at Met zerott’ fob23-8t pmLsaBmonrc SOCIET x. MO. AT TRE DAY, Fen 28. ar 8p. w., OONGREGATIONAL CaUace Miss Asrosto Hrxxk of New York ain, Fatt: BRO. 3. Toepr, of New York Part 24, Gade's Crasaders. Besson ticket, aguittting including reservea | sent. - aS ei) : », 190 ‘The Second Concert will bs given il. Tickets can be liad at Middieton & Go.’ bank, Reicbenbach's, Metzerott & Oo.'s and Rilis & Oo.*a Piano stores, anc of the members. Reserved seats at Ellis’ on and after Feb 23. feb22-¢¢ BEascse ROOSEVELT. LINCOLN HALL, BATULDAY EVENING, February 26, 1881. The Manacement tate pleasure In announcing the ret ap pearauce in Washington of the CELEBRATED AMERIOAN CANTRATRICEZ, MISS BLANCHE ROOS ar, IN ONE GRAND CORKCERT ONLY, At LINCOLN HALL. SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 26, Ist. Assisted by the following Eminent Artis's; SIGNOR FERRANTL SIGNOB FRITSOH . MR. HASELBRINE.......... MR. WM. BUSSELL CAss. ADMISSION... - Reserved Feats without extra charys, scoured at Ellis’s on and after Monday, Feb. feb21-0t ATIONAL THEATE: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1881, at 8 o'clock p.m. LECTURE BY . ADELAIDE U. MUaboCcH, AND READINGS BY kK. CORDELIA LEVY. ‘The Lecture i entitled: “* THE PRESENT DAY.” XBINESE IMMIGHATION, in its social C ‘and Keoncinical Axpects, by George F. Seward, $2.50.) Unbeaten Tracts in’ Japan. by Iesbella 1. rd, 2yoiR., $5. Honoluin, Bkethes of Lite the Hawaiiah islands, $1.25. Gleanings in the Fields of A by Bansh #2 Bing 3 $3. 50. | Me- morisin noes Re . er sister, #1. Mary Marstox. A Novel. By Goo. Mac- Valentines for 1881, with silk a