Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1881, Page 4

. a err THE EVENING STAR. ne MONDAY... March 21, ISNI. ‘The Weather. Ovrice OF TH" CHIRP SIGNAL OFFICER, ‘Wasrixeron, D. C., Mar. 21, 1851, 9:30 a m. For the middie states, generally fair weather, westerly veering to horiberly winds, stationary or lower temperature, high barometer In the northern part. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER The following are the readings of the ther- mometer at the Signal Office during the day: 2P; 1 am. 47; 3 p.m. 60%, Maxt mintmam. 23 . y (Sunday), March 2th, the ther- Mometer at the Siguat office, in tuls city, stood Tam mar ro as follows: 7 am. 45°; Il am. 51°: 2 p.m., she: 8p. 5:'9 p.m, 45°; 11 p.m, 419, Maximum, 53°; minimum, 41 LOCAL NEWS. amasements, &c., To-nizght. House.— John S. Clarke as ‘Timothy Toodies.” Pwater,—Rice’s Surprise Party tn Hail. val 4 Prot. Carpenter, the mes- merist. —— Death of Johu F. Havenner, Mr. Joho F. Havenner, of the firm of B, Carleton « Co., successors of Havenner & Co.. bakers, ded at bis residence, on 9th street southwest Saturday night, in the 5tth year of bisage. Mr. Havenner wasason of the late ‘Thomas Havenner, who was for many years tre leading bal of the Disivies, The de- erased hati been connected with the bakery since his boynood. He was best knows to our citizens asa leading Odd Fellow. [He entered tbe crder as @ member of Eastern Lodge No. 7 ard Magenenu Exceaupment No. 4, and passing through the chsirsto vice grand he Joined <iington Lodge No.6 by card and again ed the chairs. He was admitted to the Ground Lodge ot the District January 1, 1560; Was elected grand representative November 9, and served In that ofice up to the present. having been re-elected forthe term of pars at the annual session of the in July last. In the Sovereign Grand he has held many Important positions g Deen for a number of years chairman of the committee on the Degree of Kebekah. and atthe Mime of bis death was a mem’ «$Me committee on printing sup: bas been president of the 1,0. 0. F. Reltet As-oriation since its organization, a memner of the board of trustees of Ojd Fellows’ Hall, a charter member of Naomt Lodge (D. of R.) and bas been fnstrumental in butlding up and maintaining the J. O. O. F. brary and the f. F. choir. Phe Odd Fellows of the Dis- smong whom he occupied many promi- ositiOns Of trust, will take charge of his funeral, which wtll take piace to morrow after- neon from Odd Fellows’ Hall, and be attende by representatives from every Odd Fellows’ Orgen’ zation tn the District ag well as by visit- ing brethren from Baitaore and Alexandri Va ‘The Ood Fellows here ha Tost in Fre: ®uart, W. K. McLean, Hugh Latham and J. Havenner the brightest ligats of the ord this Ps rict_ Mr. Havenner had a host of nd his loss will be generally mourned. THE ARRANGEMENTS POR THE FUNERAL Wil! be completed at a meeting of the various Docles of the order at Odd Fellows Hall, 7in The remulns will be taken to the m uo saloon of the hall to-morrow at 10 o'clock ani c The rematas me cloth covered casket, with siiver extension handles and a plate, tn- Tas “Joba Javenner, died December in the ear of bis age.” st of the order. Kv, H. Sweet representing the Odd Fellows, will participate tn the services, as also ‘. Baer, of the Metropolitan M. E. :. Dr. H.R. Navior, former pas- ch. id Fellows chotr rem.ins will be ly t the Congres- storal cemet On the stage tn the saloon a chapel bas been set, with altar and the em- Diewis of the order therein, and the corpse will be placed immediately to front of tats. ee placed tn the The Christiancy Divorce Case, CROSS-EX AWINATION OF DR. 0. M. BALL Dr. ©. M. Ball, the reputed agent of Minister Christianey tp bis suit for divorce from L M. Christiane, was be! Examiner Lo) Saturday for furtver cross-examination, wh Was conducted by Messrs. W. A. Cook and J bn N, Oliver, 2s I ‘3 SraR. After our report ek ed that in the Winter of 15 . Bail st ie, at the request of Mr. Wiliet: Went to New York to search for Mrs, Chris- Uancy, and spent six days in endeavoring to ira ber wherrabeuts, but fatied to flod her. In Searchitg for her he was assts:ed by a baggage @eeDt Dawed Minnows, and had paid bin $20 for bis services, Witness made a written re te Mr. Coristiancy of his search. He tdenttte a letter, over the signature of Johns, written to the postmaster at the Healing Sprihgs, in Vir- §'ibis, as having been written hy him in the summer of 1+ tons of Mr. then tn Michigan. Mrs, @ her inotuer were then at the stated that he dio know woo were there, ed for # list of the guests, inelosing a $5 for bis trouble. object of this ‘Ubat at that date Mr. Caris- crost-examination ‘noon. New Wethodist Pastors. D! CHANGES I STRICT CHURCHES. Yesterday, Rev. W, F. Ward, the newly ap- pointed pastor of Foundry M. E. church, was in the pulpit, but did not preach. DrLanahan reached his farewell sermon from 1 Cor. xv., Ss: “Be ye steadfast.” &c. At Weasley Chapel mney preached from Acts}, s. sardner, late of Ryland, entered on at Mt. Zion. His theme was “The ‘Throne of Grace,” his text being Hebrews tv, ish to léth. The new pastor of Hamline, S. M. Hartsook, preached from the theme, Glorious Gcspel.” Timothy 1, lth. Rev. Wel- ford bowns, of Waugh, and Rev. F. H. Havener, of North Capitol, ana Kev. T. A. Morgan, of os street, did not enter on their duties yester- ay. THE RYLAND CHAPEL UNPLEASANTNESS. At Ryland Chapel, in which stated in Saturday's Sra, there is an unpléas- abtress because of the appointment of Kev. J. S. Deale as pastor, Rev. Page Milburn, a native of this city and row of Mt. Savage, Md., prea terday, The congregation was not as large as As yet it isdoubtfal how t GiMicuity will be arranged. There are m Methodists who claim that Dr. Deale wi Ordered there. The Ryland people, how are hoping that some arrange to exchange Dr. Deale WasitxGron Fr March 21, 1 . Golden, fish agent,20,000 herrings, ‘0 $15 per thousand: 300 shad. from ev. ae., WO-morrow, at 12 MABEIAGE LicENszs have been Issued to Wm Loewenthal and Sarah Dretfus; Thos. A. Bones, of Racine, Wis., and Marietta M. Parker. 1 WIL! SELL to-morrow onjy walnut wall pock- ets for 16 cents; covered disiies, 31 cents; S-piut Wea and coffee pots, 14 conts—at Augensietn’s National Auction House. S17 7th street north west. Ip THIS SHOULD Must the eye of any one suf- fering from Bronchitis, Consumption, Asthma, or aby pulmonary affection, we would refer them to Dr. Jayne's Expectorant, which will, in all case, afford speedy relief, and tu most effect @ speedy cure. t A Vr iM of WH KY.—A young white man, m, Was charged ia the Court this morning with petit larceny. led guilty, and sald: “Your honor, | am Ured cf the life that | am leading. 1 have beea before your bonor a dozen times, and you know What brings me here—tt is whisky—bat with the grace of God tt will bring me here no more: and I hope your honor wit! let me go this tim The judge remarked that he would give bim Occasion to remember bis resolution by tmpos- ing a fine of $10 or 30 days tn jail ‘THE SAINT GEORGR'S Society of this city held thelr anual meeting at thelr hall, oc lith street northwest, Saturday night, when tne old officers were unanimously reletected to thelr respective positions for the ensuing year. ‘The ofticers and membérs at the close ot Dast- ness were Invited by the president, Georze Francis Dawson, e3q-, to Faber's, where aa agreeable time was spentin discussing the Ceiicacles of the season. after which to.s's and speeches, interspersed with old-fashioned songs, were in order until the near approaca of the wee sma’ hours warned tue company tr Was lime to separate. A Bettpixe Assoctation Case Dxcrstox.— ‘To-day, lu the Court in General Term, Catet Justice Cartter delivered the Opinion of the vourt in the case of the Capitol Hill Butiding As-octation 3: inst Hilton. Tne Chief Justi remarked that if the stockholders bad mui willy Agreed on certain rules Which were not agatnst Public policy they had a right to do so; but this Sas bot the question here. Hilton Was Not a imeber of the association, Dut purchasel a pice ct property on which there was an tn ebledhess of $1,500, and the association as- sumed to Credit him with half what he paid Sud pay the oer to some party in the acso- Clation for & ccrvain purpose. “Now, the short- €st Way out Of this (a8 Hilton was not a me ber of the association, but a debor,) was to treat bim as a debtor aad charge Rica With 6 er €ebt infer-st on the deferred payin hey saw in thts the nigh road ct equity, would order a <iecree accordingly, ii at, and GURATION CEREMONIES. Great Success of the Management, FINAL MRETING OP THR RXECUTIVE COMMITTER— THE FINANCIAL REPORTS—A KEMARKABLE RX- HIBIT—A SURPLUS—CONTRIBUTORS TU BE KEIM- EUKSED. The executive inaugural committee met Sat— urday evening in the directors’ room bt tie Me- trepolitan bank, Mr. J. W. Thompson tn the chair, and B. H. Warner, secretary. Tne chair presented the REYORT OF THE WORK OF THE COMMITTEE, as follows: * Wasmineton, D. C., March 19, 1881.—7) tHe EBrecutive Corinittlee’ on Tnaugural Coren i tes.—GENILEMEN: The duties devolved upon this committee by our citizens having termi- haved, 1U 1s proper that we should give to tue | public a detailed statement of our receipts and expenditures. By reference to the report of the treasurer, 1t will be seen that the amount re. ceived aggregated $39,066, and that the total dis- bursements were $23'675 61. Amount on hand to meet outstanding obligations, $1,599.64: total, 225,516 25. Leaving a surplus on hand of#!3. ‘e IUi8 a gratifying fact that the committee will be able to yeturn to each suoseriber, in full, the amount pald by him—the recelpts’ from other sources having been suffittent to meet all the expenses Incurred by this committee. Great «r-dit 1s due to the various sub-committees, for the able and energetic manner in which they performed their respective duties. thelr €ffictent co-operation Is to be attributed @ success unparalieled on any simtiar occasion. ‘The entire arrangements connected with the tn- augural procession were cheerfully confided to the chief marshal, Gen. Wm. T. Sherman. It +9 Obj) De said tbat they were in all respects worthy his expertence and renown. ‘The se ¥ ces of the corresponding secretary, Col. H. C. Corbin, cannot weil be overestimated, HIS onerous duties were cheerfully, zealously and «fectively performed, and it is a matter of gratulation that the committee had the benef!’ Of his valuable astistauce. The committee were equally fortunate fn the selection, as thelr trea- surer, of Hon. J. A. J. Creswell. His sound Counsel and untiring efforts largely contrih- uted to the satisfactory resuits attained. ‘Tne courtesy and ald rendered by Prof. Spencer F. Baird are highly appreciated, and are entitied to this formal and sincere acknowledgment. ‘To his associat-s of the executive committee, the chalrman extends bls grateful thanks. In: de‘a'igable tn their labors, th-y can confl- dently submit the results to the public, know- ing that each was animated by a desire that all ihe arrangements should be commensurate with the importance of the occasion and a credit to the capital of the United States, It may not be tnappropriate In concluding tals re- port torefer to the necessity, clearly demon- ‘strated by the recent inauguration, of a union Gepot in the city of Washington. Tue contu- sion, inconyenlence and expense te the pub resulting from two depots located in different Parts ofthe city can be attested not only by Our committees, but by our citizens and visit- ors as well. The need of a large public hall is also apparent. Through the kind and consid- erate action of the regents of the Smi:hsontan Institution the Museum Hall was obtatned for the promenade reception; otherwise a tempor- ary building would have been necessary at great expense. [tts hoped that our pubilc- Spirited citizens will at once endeavor to raise by subscription a sufficient sum for the erec- tion of a building adapted for important public occasions. Washington, the political canter of the repubite, would then, doubtless, be :ome tae place of meeting of all fmportant conventions, 4nd a return for the amount invest d would o¢ found tn the large number attracted to the city by such assembiages. Respectfully submitted, J. W. THomPzon, President. RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES, The following statement shows the receipts andep nditures attending the operations of hts Commitice since its organization on the 20: of Novetnber, 1590: Recetved from sudseriptions, 457.75; recelved from ball, promenade con- Grand all other sources, $25,573.23; making t tal receipts, i» Of this ‘sum there has been expended as follows: Oo account of recep. Uon, ball aud promenade concert—for buliding temporary structures, such a3 porches, supyer room, hat and cloak boxes, laying tloor and Waxing and polishing same, 35 042; for gas fit- Ung and plumbing, $1,140.40; for lighting bullding and spproaches, $653.75; for decorating butidin, Incluaing the construction of the status ot America, £2,525 93; for employes, including at- lendants in hat and cloak boxes and reception rooms, Watchmen day and night, ete., ete , and music fer promenade concert 5th of Mare i, $1,154.23; for invitations to rece # for miscelaneous printing, including that attendant upon promenade concert March 5, and advertising, $135. 10—$10,032.47, On account Of decoration: ‘or building 15th for building s9 small arches, $2,550; for Jaying foundations, ete., $227.44; for decorating arches and other points Ou the avenue and ine of march, and about the Presidents house, Washington monument, and the several statues on goverument reserva- tions, $3.151 25; for employes enyayed tu band- upg aud caring for flags And for watchmen on duty day and night, $54—$5,042.52, Ob account of iluminations and flreworks.— For pyrotechnic display on the 41h and 5tn of March, W; for illumination on the aveuua = ation at President's house and 351.00. od Lelegrams, $236.34; for priat- © for iiurt z groun For post: ing and advertising, $410.94; for stationery and suppiles, $241 for envelopes, $15 17; for plumbing aud gus-Btting at committee rooms, abd wood and incidental exp: iz enses altending tne coul- roltice on public comfort, $193 59; for traveling expenses, $153.20; for unsold Uckets returned from agents, $250; footing up $2,221.35; m Lolal expenuitures to date, 222.075.61. Un: claims, including an expect-d finding a: tue committee” for loss and di loaned by the government, 31,30: about $1,000 has been pald since this st: was made up) whica leaves the sum of $15 45 amounting to the total aggregate of subserip- ous, which bas enabled the committee. with bo Uttle gratilication, to return every dollar of that douation Lo the Subscribers; total, $29,065, To recapitulate, there has been’ received from bgcripllons, $13,457.75; from all other sources, $25 675.45; total receipts, £39,066. Tuere has been expended on account of the inaugural cere- moules, $23.675.61; subscriptions returned to donors, $13,457.75; Cash Lu hands of the treasurer, irom which to meet outsiandiug clalms, “9.64. J. W. THoMreon, Chairman, JouN A. J. CRaSWBLL, Treasurer. Lt First Auditor's office, by R. M. Reynolds, & Third Auditor's ofliceby E. W. Reightly, ¢ Second Comptrolier’s office, by W. W. U, United States Treasurer's oftice, . $101; Commissioner of Customs Gillian, J. G. Hill, $1 Printing, O. ii. Trish, $54 by James Suvervising Architect's oftize, by Bureau of Si); Po’ Engraving and Oilice deparc- ixth Auditor’s Adjutant General's ofice, War department, $96.59; Quartermastei General's office, War department, Engibeer’s office, War department, partment of Justice, A. J. Bentley, 11 depariment, J. W. 4 . ment, Sevelion A. department, A. office Dullding, art table, Miss A. L. Potlock, $10; City Post Ofice, Thomas L. Tullock, $290; "D: trict of Columbia office, R. P. Dodge, $91.5 ” 3s Navy ‘Stace depart. Agricul ural $32; Patent Evbitt House, C. C. Willard, $100; Imp-rial Hotel, J. S. Perce, $10; Metropoiltan streat ratl- road,’ W igre, $230; Washington and Georgetown rath Henry Hurt, $200; collec- tons by Major George M. Lockwood, $2,500; Washington City Gas Light Company, $1,000: Hon. L.'P. Morton, $500; John W. ‘Thompson, $00; Norris Peters. $400; Riggs & Co, $150; J. L: ol. $150; James Gilfiuan, $100; i B. i, Warner, $100;'H. A.'W: -¥.. $100; A. L. Barbour « C2., Bartol, Phila., $100; A. H. Brown, Burnside, $100; J. W. Boteler & Son, $50; 4. P_ Brown, $100; D. 5. Ainger, $10 H., $100; EVaNING Stax Company, $! Emery, $100; E. K. Jonnson, $100; G. Schenck, $100; Lewis Jonnson « Co., $100; Ingersoll. #16 liddleton « Co., $100; Edward Norton, $100; J. F. Olmstead, $100; W. 8. Roose, #100; Thomas Somerville, ¢! George Trues- dell, $100; Crosby S. Noyes, $100; W. Corcoran, $100; Henry Clewg & Co., N. Y., $1 A.M. Clapp, $100; J. A. d. Creswell, $100: H.C. Corbin, $100; H. D. Cooke, Jr., & Co. $100; Josiah. Dent, $100; H. H. Dodge, $100; Ketcham, Palla, gic0; Leonard Whitney, $100; Valle « “Miner, $100; M. M. Parker, $100; W. B. Moses, $100; Sumuel Sheliabarger, $100; M. P. ne & Co., Philadelphia, $50; W. B. Reed, $30; J. W. Batl- eo, jr., $50; George W. Cochran, $50; Thomas Derden. $50; A. H. Herr, $50; Edward Jones, $50; L. Moxley, $0; R. Koss Perry, $50; Gao. Parker, $50; M. Salisbury, $50; Geo. H. B. White, $5). Wi. E. Chandler, $50; WS. Thompson, $50; Geo. W. Knex, col., $40; Paul Schulizs, 30; Acclph | Cluss, ' 30; General C. J. Langdon, New York, $25; W. M. Snuster & Sons, ¢ Lewis Clephane, $25; W. B. Willtams, $25; . Aloright, $25; Chase Andrews, $25; Gorge Bun- cromt, $25; A. E. Boone, $25: N. W. Burenell.; Gov. Selden Connor, $25; Miller & Jones.$25; Jno. D Defrees, $25; Thos J. Fisner, $25; Major Tuos. P. Morgan, $25; B H. Stinemetz, $25; Eno’h Tor- tn. $25: J. M. Varnum, New York, $25; Gen F. A. Walker, $25; Charles Devens, Goa. E. F ee Colonel J. H. Baxter, $25, Taylor « jutty, J. A. Baker, $25; W.'M. Galt & Co., 3 Fitch. Fox & Brow: J. G. Berrent, E. F. Brocke, $20; F. J. He berger, $20; R. H. T. Lip old, $20; J. H. Magruder, $20;'W. G. Metz=- Tolt, $20; Thomas E. Waggaman, $20; W. W. Rapley, $20; L. P. Williams, $2; Samuel F. gt, uppert, $20; Jol ler,cOl., $20; ones, Beardsley, $18; O. Fer 8; E. A. Reightley, $1; Jas. L $10; HO. Tor rum, $10; W. H. Dempsey, ; E. ¥. Davis, $10; J.G.Eiis . Green, $10; D. H, Graves, col., after W. B. Hazon, $10; M. Reveridge, $15; Hayward & Hutchinson, $15; W. F. Mattingly, $15; P. J. Lauritzen, $10; Jono Ress, $10; Geo, Kratt, $10: L. P. Brown, $5; E. Barker, $5; U. i 85; H. M. Cragin. $5; L. Faber, $5; W. F. Dann, §5; Presbrey & Green, $5: Geo. E. Timms « Co., $3 Geo. HM, j ‘. Pratt, Dennison Reeside, $5; S Gibscn, jeorge Watts, Hollendes Bros, $10; Gen. 8.5. Henkle, $10, Re A. Holtzman, #0; J. Harrison Johnson, #10; Thomas L. Humé; $10. vee $10; Dan pee Reeside. $5; George Charles Klotz, $5; ran, €10: Jobn V. Nichols gif Duvall & Marr, $10; Pratt & Son, $10;'Joha C. Parker, Reynolds, $10; Mary Reagan, 2 ”'B, Robinson’ « i" S Rio; WC aln, D, jr.. $10; A. Saks, # W.'8. Tromp: 5; Stelger & Lelberman, ©, Simmes_ $5; Slagieton & Boeke, $5; H. L. Strasburger, 35; E. Temple, $5, Robert 1. ienuing, ¢ yer Bro, $: 5° ‘eel, $5; George F. A. 'T. Harrover, $5: } Elyhougo Young, $; F. W. ; George A. Sheehan, $5; Joon B: land. $5; W. Bailantyee & Son tis.$5; W. B. Douglass, $5; C: Suudry smsilcontrioutions fron $1 each, aggregating quct on account of ti 'y persons and char; seriplions, $500 —$13.4 THE CONTRIBUTORS MONEY RETURNED TO THEM Upon the conclusion of the reading of the port, the treasurer, Hon. J. A. J. Creswell, tuted that he haq all the vouchers on fle. ana that sii bills had been passed upon by the to- rection committee. consisting of Mr. ‘Thompson. H. A. Willard and M. M. Pari He could give a detalied statement of ever. item of expenditure and receipt, but it would have made the report too lengily. He alsosid the checks for the return of the money to the contributors had all been signed, and were be ing sent out. ‘The chair made a supplementary statement tothe report, that the only expense incurred by the committee for hack hire had been tn tae reception of invited guests. Mr. A. M. Clapp ‘oved that the report as read by the chatrman be adopted, and It was carried. THANKS TO PRESIDENT THOMPSON AND SECRETARY : CORBIN. On motion of Mx, W. S. Thompson the report was ordered to be printed and a copy sent to egeh contributor, “Resolved, that the thanks of the committee are due and hereby tendered Hon. J. W. Thompeon, chairman of the executive commit- lee on the thaugural ceremonies, for his very able management of its affairs and that to his ability ang energy 1s due, in a great degree, the unparalleled success of all the Inaugural cere- monies. Resolved, further, that the thanks of this committee are also hereby tendered Col. H. C. Corbin, U. 8. A., corresponding secretary, for his untiring efforts towards maktog the fn— augural ceremontes a grand success.” ‘The vote was put by Mr. Warner and carried une nimously, Mr. Thompson acknowledged the compliment. in a few modest words of thanks, in which he thanked the members for thetr co-operation and ald. Col. Corbin also expreszed his appreclation of the compliment couveyed in the resolution. Mr. B. H. Warner said he did not see how this result had been reached. He had fre- quently asked the chatrman how they were coming out and the only response he could get Was, “You ought to see the biils come,” tn the most despairing tone, Te supposed that the Members of the cormmittee woud be assessed to make good the deficit, The result was sur- prising to all, and due entirely to the chairman. fie beileved that no other man could have ac- complished it. If the chairman bad been a man Of less nerve the committee would have b-en overwhelmed with Dilis, Bah the fact of the mattter was, people were afrald to present bills unléss they were all right. Mr. W. S. Roose sald that he delleved every member of the committee had come there with @ resoluUon of tharks to We chairman. The committee were entirely unantaougs fn the Tecogulilon of the vreat ability and services of the Chatman, Which contributed !n go great a Messure to the success of the inaucural cere- monies. REMARKS BY CHATRYAN THOMPSON. Chairman Thompson renewed his acknow!- edginents, and said that the only end he had in view was the success of the Inaugural eerem>- nies, He felt all the time that ir they fatled they would recive a great many cuifs and blows. The great point was, they had been able to mect all expenses and refund every dollar contributed, which he belleved was an unprecedented thing. He stated that in the lis! Of expenses they had fuciuded the debt of the women’s comfort committee, They found that the committee had done great and noble work, and they feit that the fndebtedness In curred by them should be putd out of the geu- eral tund. The ladies had been very independ xt in the matter aud made arrangements to Settle the debt themselves, but the committee Geemed It not right that the bill shonid be paid by them while the committee was able to dis- Cher.e the debt. Resolutions of thanks to General Sherman, he chairmen and members of the various com. Initters, the citizens and others that decorated thelr houses along the route of the procession, and the press, were adopted; and the commit tee then, Oh Motion of Col. Corvin, adjourned site die. THE WOMAN'S COMMITTBE ON PUBLIC COMFORT. The report of Mrs. S. Prentiss Bilss, treasurer of the woman's committee on public comfort, shows receipts as follows: Contributions, 72%; b from Mrs. Spencer's note, $100 ‘total, + erditures—Por 5,000 postal cards, $1; printing 5,000 postal cards, 2,000 directorics, 2 coy placard, $24.50; advertisiug 10 Srak, Pos! and Republican 1; badges for messengers, $20; badges for 75; furnishing and Gecorating headquarters, #1; ‘stationery’ and labor 13 persons one week, $29.90; Mrs. Spencer's note was paid by = committee, greatly to the satis- faction of the ladies’ coramltiee, as they had Intended to give an entertatnment to raise funds to pay it. RETURNING THE SUBSCRIPTIONS. The executive committee are to-day return- ing to subscribers the amount contributed, accompanied by the following note of acknowl- edgment: “MR. J. W. Thompson, President. Cor. D. B. AINGER, Cot. H.C. Corr MR. A. L. BARBER, Hon. J. A. J. CaESWat J. W. Thompson, Shellabarger, i S. S. Burdette, « E. . Ford, . Parker, E. J. Dallas, P. E. O'Connor, D. B. Aing George Truesdel, A. L, J. 0. P. Burnside, Gs. E. W. Waltaser, J. F. W. B. M a R, 1. Greener, E, K, Johnson. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ON INAUGURAL CEREMONIES, MARCH 4, 1531, NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK BUILDING, Wasuineton, D. C., Marca 13, 1831. Dgax Str: Enclosed please find treasurer's check No. —, on Cluzens’ National Bank of Washington City, for —, the same being the amount of subscriplion to inaugural fund credited to you on the books of the committee, the receipts from other sources having been aliply sufliclent to meet ail expenses. Please accept our thanks for the Mberality and public spirit Inauitested by your tmely subscription, the moral effect of “which was to assure our success from the start. Respectfully, J. W. THOMPSON, Chairman.” ——— Amusements, &c. Foxp’s Orgra Hovss.—Jonn 8, Clarke, the accomplished comedian, will open his engage- ment at Ford's to-night, appearing in two Plays. He will be “Dr. Pangluss” in “The Hetr at Law,” and give his audieuce ‘Toodies” also. He will be strongly supporred. In his company are W. H. Vernon, Miss Rose Wood, Mrs. Far- ren, and Emma Vaders. NATIONAL THEATER.—Rice’s Surprise Party, the most brilliant burlesque company in country, will be at the National tils week. ‘To- Right, to-morrow night, and at Wednesda: matinee “Horrors” will be given. THs Kink.—There will be a game of rink bandy between & Washington and Baltimore leamm at the Rink this evening. TaLLMavGg Hatt.—Pror. Carpenter will con- Unue to give at Tallmadge Hall this week bis wordertul exbibition of meamerisin GoveH.—Next Monday evening John B. Gough will deliver at Lincoln Hall “A New Tew] erance Lecture.” DECISION IN A WILL Cass.—To day, in the Coust 1p General Teri, the case of Ferry et al. agt. Largiey et al. was decided, Judge James ae avery the opinion of the court. ‘This was a sult in Which a construction of the wili of the late Joseph Edwards was Involved. ‘The testa- tor bequeathed ceriatn property 10 Eilza Berry and Mary Langley, jointly 1p trust for their children, and the question now ts whether th 3 Piece Is to Le divided equally between the two families or groups—nine being in one tam- ily aid two tn the other—or whether each indi. vidual child is to have a share, one-eleveuth, ‘The court holds that the intention of the testa— tor Was divide the property as to groups, and directed a decree. The Ferrys wili therefore each have one-elghteenth interest and the Langley’s each one.fourth in the property in question. ‘THE WILLARD Eee et ean offers ab array of prizes to posed of by lot 7th April next. This fs authorized by law. and 1s under the management of disinteres! cémmissioners appoluted by the legislature of Kentucky. As the drawing takes place April 7, parties desiring tickets will have to or er at once, Condensed Local Street lamps will be lghted at 6:30 p, m. and extinguished at 1:30 a m. Saiurday bight a colored man got Into the house of Mr. E. C, Carrington, tn the county, and was secured hy members of the family and turned over to the police. Wm. Neal was injured Saturday morning, at Bexer’s machine shop, on 71h street, by the bursting of a grindstone, which was being turned rapidiy, One of the frecments struck im on bis leg, breaking his thigh bone. ‘rhe class of 1831. Columbla Law School, elected officers Saturday nigat as follows: W1iL Haight, president; W. A. Lectcd, first vice presi- Gent; Jobn Arthur. second vice president; J. M. Fox, secretary; J. M Burnett, treas wer. Wesley Shepkera, cojorcd, 45 years old, dled of heart disease SatuPiay night, on the long Deat Greyhound, of Glymont. "rhe body was brought to this cliy and the coroner gave a certificate of burial. Rev. T. A, King, formerly of the Methodist Protestant Church, and recently baptized in the Swedenborglan faith at New Jerusalem Chureb, in this city, has entered upoa his Gates as pastor of the Calvert street church, al" more. The Dasbaways had a large meeting at Odd Fellows’ Hall last night, with a cood supply of Popvlar speakers among them Messrs. Tuomas W. Conway, pre-Ident of the Chrisuan Tem der- | ance Brotheruood of Brooklyn; Mr. Joha W. Thompson, of Washington; A. G. Bowen and Kev. Samuel Kramer. ‘The resolu- tor offired by Rev. C. W. Denison, commend- lug the recent decision of First Controller Law- yerce, refusing to allow the payment from public funds of the Uquor bills of parues en- kaxtd Ib puvlic Dusiness, Was adopted. Dr. Carroll Morgan was elected surgeon in clarce of dis'ages of the throat and ear In P.o Lience Hospital, February 7th, last. The enterprising eltizens of Wililamsport, Md. beve under contemplation the formation vf a joint stock company for the purchase of a S'e:In }acht, to be placed on the Chesapeake and Obio caral, for Une accommodation of ex- enn part es Officers Jeffiles and Sullivan, of the sixth precinct, found a dead colored maie infant on ist and N streets northwest yesterday mora- ing. Nirs. Gcorge A. Caswell, wife of the Intendent of the Washicgton Asylum, 1s reported danger- ously ill with erysipelas. The commissioners of pharmacy contemplate asking tbe District Commissioners to tnstract the poltce to inquire whether ail Une druggists and drug clerks tu the District have complied with the law governing the registration and Neensing of pharmacists and thelr clerks. There are bo sigus hereabonts of Vennor’s heaviest snow storm predicted for the 20th or 2ist. Let us hope hat (like the January thaw) it has been crowded out. Atout 11 o'clock to-day a colored woman bamed Eliza McDonald found a dead colored ale infant floating in the James Creek canal, With {ts throat cut from ear to ear. It 1ooked like it had been in the water for a long time. At a meeUng Uf the St. Patrick's Total absti- ance Society, held in the basement of St. Pat- Nek’s church, last evening, @ ful! list of officers weie elected for tie ensuing year, and resolu- tlons of thanks doped to Rt. Rev. J. J. Keane, Bishop of Richmond, and Mr. — Clark, laté vice president of the soctety, for their efforts in making the organtzation a Success, The officers elected were president, M. D. Sta’ P dent, P. F. Smith, tres®urer, Michael O'Shea, Recor dune, secretary, W. H. Fill, Warden, Michael urkin The semi annual meeting of the Young Cath- Oli’s Fiend Soctety was beld last evening in Carrol Hull, Resolutions were passed changin, the date ct the board meeting to the secon Sunday evening of the month, and of thanks to Hon, John Kelly, of New York, for giving bia late lecture, tree of charge; also In refusing to accept from therm even bis'fare to and from Washington, or hoiel expenses, ‘There being no marshall to day, there was no se-Slom of the Criminal Court to-day. The Court in General Term to-day, In the case of Eaton agaiast Grifith, tnvolving the construction of a will, Judce Hagner decided that certain property (stocks) passed to the heirs at law and not to the deceased daugh- ter’s husband, and a decree was directed to be prepared. é As one of the new one-horse cars of the Wash- ington and Georgetown railroad corapany was going up 7th street, about 12 o'clock to day, the swipgletree got loose and siruek the borse on the legs, causing him to run away. He» ran across the sidewalk at the corner of 7th and & streets southwest, and fll On a lady named Johanna Morfelt, injuring her severely. ‘Whe Courts. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. ‘To-day, Fox agt. Davidson; optnion by Judge Wylie eftirming decree below holding that the trust deed Istuvolved agatnst creditors. J frey et al. agt. Grant etal; decree aftirme Ferry et al. agt. Langiey etal; opinton py Judge James construtog will. Eaton agt. Grit- fith; opinion by Judge Magner construlag and modifying decree below. ‘To-day, Central National Bank agt. Zantzin- ger; judgment, by default. Kendall agt. All eLal; verdict for plaintiff—gi,560, Gleason ag’ Townsend, do.—$i50, Pikos agt. Davis; jadz— Mebt on verdict. Frank agt. atne pladather called and judgment. United Siates use of McCauley agt. Deviin; settled, Crrcurr Covet—Juage Macariuur. Saturday, Naghe agt. Belt « Hall; demurrer Oveliuled With ieave to plead. Martla Bundy; mamdamus refused. Nicholas, mittee agt. Baldwin, leave to amend declaratios twenty days to pl Atkins agt. Flizgeraiq; qgewieny vacated; twenty days to pl Riley agt Sullivan; ads Scheutzen Park Co. judgment overruled; tweaty day Holtzman oek Wood; proceedings ttrate quashed, Equiry Cover— To-day, Perry act. Wall; pro co. fesso vacat Shea sgt. Shea; final nottiicauon of sale, & ser agt. Beam and Dutton agt. Lewis; appear- ances ordered. Keyser agt. Beam and Diehl gt. Gross; pro cont agt. certain defendants, Wice agt. Sigourney; recelver ordered. agt. S fe) to plead, before mag- Porice Cavet—Judge Snet. Saturday, Leopola Block, threatsof violence against Simon Joseph; personal bonds to keep the peace, Also, Charged with profanity; $5 or fifteen days. Proctor Graceland, colored, was. charged with assaulting Wm. Ward, who testi- fed that Graceland came to his house, aud af- ter having some words with witness and wit- ness’ wite, witness ordered him out, when he Picked up an axe and struck witness over the arm with it, injuring his armso badly that the doctor did not know whether it was broken or not. The defendant took thestand and dented having made any assault on Ward, and put Wards wife on the stand to corroborate his Statement. Mrs. Ward stated that her husband {s jealous of her, aud that Graceland did not ‘hurt her husband’s arm, for she did it by strik- ing bim with a brick, The case was dismissed. ‘Thomas O'Neil, assault with intent to kill Jas, Gracy; grand jury—vonds $40, Ida Taylor, larceny of $:: $5 or fifteen days, Kichard M, Courtney, threats to Richard Middieton; con- Uirued, “Robert Stmaliwood, assault on Annie Wilson; $10 or thirty days. Richard Contee, assault: continued. “Edward Murry, larceny of a silver watch from James Harden; restitu ton ordered. Clark Brown, assault and bat- tery With intent to Kill Henry Roberts; grand Jury—bonds $300. Robert Songun, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. Jobn Connor, Vagraney; bonds or 90 days. Jas. Thompson and Jas. Bowers, do.; do. Chub Jackson, pro- $5 ori days. Sheckel Downs, vagrancy; bonds or 90 days. Jno. O'Halloran, profanity: $5 or 7 days, Henry Lancaster, vagrancy; bonds or 90 days. Mary Dudley, profanity; $5 or 7 days. John W. Pistorio, charged with threats to his wife Lizzfe M. Pietorio; personal bonds to keep the peace for six montis, a West Washington, nee Georgetown, FAREWELL SERMON.—Dr. J. T. Murray, pastor for the last live years of the Congress street M. P. church, preached his farewell sermon to his Congregation last night, taking as his text Mark xvi, 5: “She hath done what she could.” At the close of the sermon Dr. Murray referred with Great feeling to the pleasant relations which had existed between him and his people during his pastorate, saying that he should always cherish the kindliest memories of them. Dur- ing the day the Sunday-school Classes of Mrs, and Miss Murray ne them handsome mementoes of thelr @fection, and on Friday evening the members of the church spent a so- cial evening with the pastor and bis family. Tarr POR REVENUE ONLY.—The annual de- bate by the students of Georgetown College for the Merrick medal takes place May 5. Tne sub- Ject chosen 1s, ‘Is it expedient, in the commerce of the United States with foreign nations, to Impose a tariff for revenue only?” Messrs. D. A. Shannahan and A. C. Wright, of the class of ‘92, maintain the affirmative. and Messrs, W. A. Lackey and W. M. Wilson, of the class of °S1. the negative. THE CaNal..—Water wag drawn off this level of the canal Saturaay night, and will probably rem@sin off for repairs fur about ten days, when vis Loped navigation will be opened all along e Jine. PeusonaL.—Dr J. H. Yarnall, who took the prize of $50 at the late commencement of the Columbian Medical College, is tae only son of the late Professor Yarnatl, of the Navai Obser- vatory, and @ well-known citizen of thls place. Alexandria Notes. The steamship Serah arrived from Balitmore yesterday With 1,000 sacks of salt for P. B, Hoe, Alexandiis; 84 Lons 9 Cw, Coal for the Wash- iugun City Gas Light Co.; 20 tons No.1 piz ion for White & Bro., steamer’s wharf, Wasi- ington, D.C, Tue schooner Maggie, of Phila- ceipbia, cleared this morniag from J. Y. Worthington with 5,000 bushels of wheat for Richmor™, The scho:ner J. J. Little, of Paila- delphia, arrived this morning with 249 tons of coal, consigned to J. P. Agnew &Co. The s heoner Mary Ellen lett here this morning for Wm. M. Elitot’s fishing shore for a cargo ot isl chooner Thos. B, Taylor, of Sauisbury. Md., arrived here this morning with lumber, consigned to W. A. Smoot & Co....Mr. Wm. Jobnsen, an old and res] citizen of Alex- anaria, was found dead ip his room yesterday morning. When he was found he was in a ene eoe Posture, as though he had died while praying. | Tavages checked, and the catarrhal virus neutral- CAFARRE. Choking, Pusrid. Irritaiing Mucous Dislodged. Membrane Stimulated, Cleansed, Disinjected, Soothea and Heated. Breath Sweetened, Smell, Taste and Hea. ing Bestored, Constitutional Mavazges Checked. . Relief Instantaneous, Cure Rap Hadical, Permanent. Dr. Sanford’s Remedy. ‘The great local and constitutions! treatment orix- inated by Dr. Sanford consists of one bottle of the Rapican Cong, oné box of CaTaRnHaL SOLVENT, aud ore IMrnoveD INHALER, neatly wrapped ia one yackave, w:th full directions, and eold by ail drugyists for $1. OBD'S Rapicau CunE. Ask for Bax ‘This never-failing specific goes to the root of the trouble. Choking, putrid mucous accumulations are dislcdged, the membrane stimulated, cleansed, disinfected, soothed and healed, breath swee ened, smell}, taste and herring restored, constitational ized and expelled. We know Dr Sanford’s treatment is not a nos- trum of the hour, originated in ignorance aud cupidity and sustainea by incredible statements having no foundation in reason or fact. On ths contrary, we believe it to be scientific, rations’, | radical, appealing to the intelligence, and backed by an untarLished reputstion of over a quarter of a century. Relief in five minutes in every case. Gratifyiny, whelsesome relief beyoud a money value. Cure begins from the tret application. Itis rayid, radi- cal and permanent. It is ecoromical, azreeavle, safeand never friling. Try it whila there is yet | time. Attack without delay the most aggravated and destructive form of human suffering. General A vents, WeEKs & PorTER, Boston. _FAMILY LEST. Boston Codfish Ba'lr, Coumbia Boned Herring, Fionan Ha Columbia Biver ? » Mouvtaia Trout, SUPPLIES. Fish Chowder, ied Sea Trout, (In On, fa team ‘in Marta And many othersea-onable delicacies jnet received B. W. REED'S SONS, marl 1216 F st. northwest. Sibs. Mixed Nuts (uew THE CELEBRATED BOUQUET WHISKEY $2.60 | PER GALLON. GEO. 4. OHABB, feb17 1233 Tth at. n.w., bet. Mand N VLD MEDAL Awarded at the o ioval Fair over si other titors To KES, The bandsomest Minnesota Pateut Flour in thr United rtates MINNECLA, A very superior Minnesota Paten STERLING’? LOUIS FANCY, A Magnit Wheat Patent Procesa ILDEN HILL mily Flour of the District FOR BALE BY £Vai FIRST. WHOLESALE ULXPOT, Corner Ist st. amd Indiana ave fed1s ELPHONZO ON DECK AS USUAL WITH INAUGUBATION AND CAMILY SUPPLIES. Vounas SUGARS, (Best New York and Phils. Brande.) 10 ibs. Granulszed. 2 for ®1.00 103 Tbe. “A, 05 12 }bs. Extra “*0, 9 ive. Out, (Square FL Washburn Mills, (New Procone)..the best on earth ea, (New Process). Chay’ ion, (New Process. President, (New Process). Seuate,.. OANNKD Choice T 3-Ib. cars. -per doz. 81,39 Reefetear Braud Towat es, 3-ib caus.p.doz, 1.40 Choice Peaches, 8-1. cans | per doz. 2.25 Choice Peaches, 2-1b. caus per doz. 1.60 Choice Oorn, 2-Yb. cans..... 130 Choice Peas, 2.40 Large French Prunes, 3 New Fiva. vates, Nuts, Koistni Ocokiny airing, Cow) 11 ins. fo &e, &e. or ef. Florida Oratwes, very five, just in, Choice Lemons, large NUTS—Iust received a new invoiceof very choice Selected Nuts, of ali Kiuds, for table use. OP Telephonic Connections. ae Ze NGS. ELPHONZ0 YOUNG CoLLr VoLtsic PLasTens relieves in five ae vee, : . 604 9th st sorthwe minutes. a febia comte sritic OMCs. CITY ITEMS. Buchupaib: New, quick, complete cure, 4 days, urinary affections, smarting, frequent or dificult urina- Uon, Kidney disease. $1. Druggtsts, 450 P. ave. m A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat should be stupped. Neglect frequently results in an incurable jung Browu’s Bronchial Troches do not disorder the stomach like cone syrups and balsams, but acts directly on the inflamed parts, allaying irritation, give relief in asthma, bronchi coughs, Catarrh and the throat troubles whic’ sipgers and public speakers aresubject ta, Sold at 25 cte a box every where, “Alderney Dairy Wngons.” Alderney butter churned every morn- ing, and delivered tn 1g Ibs. “Ward” prints, 45¢. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and Sweet milk 6c. per gt. Cream, 10c. pint. H. DUPARE’S CATAXKRH REMEDY cures every case of Catarrh 8. ‘ryit. Dr. Dupsre's Blood and Liver Pills ret all billious ditorders. Price ¥5 ceuta. Mre. Dr. ‘ditcomb’s Luv Bain cures colds, coughs,aud e m- funyuon. Price, 25 aud 60 cents. br 'bupare's Lever-failing Pile Kemedy cures blind. bleediax and itching piles Price, 60 cents. For vale a extern My dical Depot, 616 West Baltiiore street, Bolin ore, Md., and « rude ste. mar2.-4ply. OE MEYER’S OATARRH CUBE. Unquestionably the most important medt- cal discovery since vaccination. A remedy which assimilates with the mucous membrane and forme notonly alocal, but a constitutional cure at any stage. One package generally suffices. Deliy- ered by Druggists or by D. B. Dawex & Co., 46 Dey Street, N. ¥.. $1.00 complet®. Treatise and remarkable statements by the cured, mailed free. ‘The afflicted can refer to: Gro. W. LampnicHt, 73 Biddle St , Baltimore; Mr. SoHROEDER, 360 North Broadway; JouN L. HERBING, c. Park av. & McMechan St. ; Gxo. G. Pressusy, Prop. West End Hotel, Lon ‘Branch; Bey. O. H. Tayzos, 140 Noble st., Baltimore, Mad. B. K. HELPHENSTINE, Ebbitt House, Washinton; Bey. Gzo, E. Pratt, St. Stephens Rectory, Phila. - Gen. L. O. Boots, Wilmington; Rey. A. A. SUMNER, Frederick, Md. ; Mile Armee, Opera Prima Donns; Pax Boron, the great swimmer, Flushing, L-I. ; Sam’'t Bexgpicr, Jr., 697 Broadway, N. ¥., etc. Areal cure of Catarrh for $1.00! novl-eodeow IRON BITTERS. A TRUE TONIC, IBON BITTERS ARE HIGHLY EECOMMEND- ED FOR ALL DISEASES REQUIRING A OXR- TAIN AND EFFICIENT TONIC, ESPECIALLY INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT FEVEBS, WANT OF APPETITE, LOSS OF STRENGTH, LACK OF ENERGY, &o. EN- RICHES THE BLOOD, STRENGTHENS THE MUSCLES, AND GIVES NEW LIFE TO THE NEEVES. THEY AOT LIKE A OHARM ON THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS, BEMOVING ALL DYSPEPTIO SYMPTOMS, SUCH AS TASTING THE FOOD, BELOHING, HEAT IN THE STOM- ACH, HEARTBURN, &. THE ONLY IRON PREPARATION THAT WILL NOT BLACKEN THE TEETH OB GIVE HEADAOEE. WRITE FOR THE A B O BOOK, $2 PAGES, AMUSING AND USEFUL READING, SENT ee Brown Chemical Company, jana6___Baltimore, Marviand, Lifes do bercby cartify that they Bae gece, cefitn of Waskingion and Gombe ta ae ioe coon be unless Upon a written tenon. FF WP iabelow US febs AT HOWAKD's— 20 pounds Granulated Sugar, best quality, for $1.00 Tog nae Granulated Sagar, best qual to 12” * Light Brown ** + #* 2-00 Imperial aud Ooloux Tea, per ib. a Gunpowder Tea, very choice, peri Bo 01d Governinent Java Coffes, perl 38 iayra Coffee, choice, per i 25 Very best Rio Coffee, per !b ... is Minnesota Patent Process Flour, 2.26 Choice Virwinia Family Flour, per 1.75 Bweet Oatanba Wins. per ral Fed wt tam per wall. 3 Don Oarlos Sherry, rich aud fraity, per «all. 2.60 Ualifornia Brandy, equal to imported... .... 6.00 Bye Whisky, direct from distillery, Ave years 2.00 Old Imperial G: TIT 00 Oid:Topaz Sherry, per 300 Duff Gordon Pale Sherr: 40 Very choice Porto Bice Moissese, per wail “ ery to 01 per al And ail other articies urnalty kept in a first-class cetabiishment, Moorrespondnxly low firures, at HOWABD’S, Tthancd L streets northwest: N. B.—Teieplonic Connections. janl9-3m Pours onaners, FRESH OMS Saree FROM PHILA- ArE£0, PHILADELPHIA CHICKEN AND TUB- EXTEA BOAST BEEF, CANVABS-BACK, RED BEAD, QUAIL, GHOUSE, Ero. ~ AT TH PALACE MABHST, Cor. 14th id New York ave. #BANK J. TIBBETS. Jani? «oP 62¥, aud 630 Center Market, Sth street Tadtten ox thy Gity Post Ofces ny MAFRER OF c x ‘oat Offices. Marketing delivered free of charge ito all parts of the city. decks LUMBER OUR IMMENSE TRADE SHOWS WHAT VIM AND PUSH WILL DO. NOTHING BUT STEADY LOW PRICES, YEAR IN AND YEAR OUT, WILL OREATE AND MAINTAIN A BUSINESS SUCH AS. OURS. KVEBY ADVANTAGE THAT BUYERS OAN POSSIBLY SEEK IS AS- SURED. LOW PRICES LARGE STOOK OF ®IX MILLION FEET, AND AN ARCHITECT TO FURNISH PLANS AND ended FREE OF OHABGE. NO YARD OFFERS 8O MANY IN- DUCEMENTS TO BUYERS. WILLET & LIBBEY, 6th st. and New York ave., Ni Liberty Market square, rae | fern 7 GUBATION DaY. THE BEST LAGER BEER IN AMERICA. JOB. SOHLITZ BEEWING OOMPANY'S UNRIvaLED MILWAUKEE LAGER BEEB. Full supplies ordered. Dealers are requested to send in their orders early for this celebrated LAGER BEER in casks and bottles. Wholesale Depot—122% 29th street, West Wash- SAMUEL C. PALMER, Agent for District of Columbia. TELEPHONIO CONNECTION. febi7 MPORTED SALAD © Table and Vitatetiise 82 sorael, Seep pee 8 COMP. LICORICE POWDER, for purifying the blood and regulating the system, 250. per box, st 4. Bis HLOCZEWSHI’S DRUG STORE, parll 423 Oth st. m.w. - DF adaed JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, WASHINGTOR, D. O., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DIB- TRIOT and other INVESTMENT SECURITING, DOMESTIO and FOREIGN EXOHANGE. janl9 PAS Ng iad | . | NATIONAL THEATE | MONDAY EVERY EVENING, Ay ¥ AND BaT- wore FRESH FROM suai ts \UOUS TOUR OF Movday and Tuosday Nistite asi Weaneslay Mati- Ou. | y Nights, 7 Prifay Night oy Matines, | BABES § woop, | Saturday Net 16 Ac oearance, j HEA Gf tra. PARNER rd Larberls 0. ons Old Bi i wedy r. ‘ Farcen fed Star OF Maus \eurs. Moss Emma Vadera er. A Younus Artist» 20 CONCLUDE WI ON THORSDAY. AW Ir arke Matinee o INCOLN HALL CONCERT. ye 5 NO PAUL PRY. me tnx Wiliam Waldecker, the y Adv irsion 75 conta. Kenery to be tad at the door a: Music Stores, and at Thow ps Drng Stores 5 GOLD MELAL WILL BI : oDtest shot at the Wi ob AND PISTOL GALLERY, N+ ay nue northwest. L 2cors HALL. For part cum #® A bill. m22-Bt VEN TO THE {AKRY RIFLE 405 Pennayivs maar2t-2t" MONDAY EV + “arch LECTURE BY JOUN B. Us SUBIECT 20 Years After. “A NEW TEMPERANCE LEOTURE.” Admission. oo seeeee tO Cen charge for Reserved Xe ats. te Store, 947 Pouna. a JQOELEE SKATING KINM, For eain at marl? MONDAY NIGHT, MAO 2is7, POLO. BIDDLE STREET RINK (BALTIMORE) AGAINGT. . WASHINGTON ave cleared fur (ai m19-2t A. £. CAGPEN Thi MARVELS AM UN OF MESWERIS i, KVERY NIGHT. Rov Matines, Sat. TOLU HOCK AND RYE, TOLU KUUK AND BYE. TOLU BOOK AND & TOLU BUCK AND BX. (Tra@e-Mar& Secnred.) THE GREAT APPETIZER. 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