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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

"WAsHINGT0H POLICY-HOLDERy will
Of Iheir friends no are poicS SoiSsT ~ U
gfy At Els Mnsc store or at the ' once Ss' III
streets, Y M a. buiIdiSs.' corner OF s'h aud
LIFE TIE Ii,y hs1y' Of he MUTUAL
tlon OF the trustees the fact that a differences OF
opinion exists am prominent sctuaries as TO tSe
of the proposed departure in the condGct Of IL
shsirs 81 ne company and the disposition of its
They also call to their attention the fact that in
the opinion OF three eminent actuaries the reduc-
ton Oh Itni uDs as proposed is unjust to exist.
ing policy holders sn@ pfejuiical to their ri1hts
and interests and deserving our unqualified dissp
They also suggest to the Trustees that any OK
per men;s revolution by them of doubtful legality
1 ,e t and hs.sTd b. P th% q the funds
new Obligations enuring to the bsneiit Of new mem
bers is calculated to shake the confidence of the
col fdence should be strengthened and not weak,
else BY The Tru.tets Of the functions Of their ,iee
s:IRkNAEItss fPSki,ME, 81 Park Row
HENRY q BOWEN; Park Place
P : A kqGlf \ hNhy 9 81 Pine .trso,;
hATuAHIEL HAYpEE, 1876 Broadway.
EsNRr A. HURLBUT, II west Twentieth
&: b FOoTE, ~ Wall street
WV j NUN. So Wsii r s.r stse'''
~. EAxAbRo; Gcm. WarsLoS,se Co., waust.
GEORGE l. sENEY: los Broadway.
CHAS sTHkOTER, wall Street.
LANES sMlTH, a. Broad street
%fsStd s6Mss 81 srs and ' IS
TN wv t i6s2yN y l.s sI BsGsaEsy.
S.s.ALGXhsDkR. 4issHaT lillian street.
kreksk 1 HON g Nav % :irs street
CBAs: N. So FAD. as Broad street.
H.R BAGTzER, SO Rse SrTaas Place
W.K. sOUTTEB, SO Villa n street.
Gke Gsn nipbfk ron 's;f Pin. street,
hLHE GAfFE 56S Is &si :st5S Wan street,
Henry \ s S4HT 81, 81 NAL s.a. street.
4 Hf 4 H fRSs b IS: IS SsSsr street
WI WI E ESTTE2E: Il fs Ss!l ;i5:s'
St% ~ E EAH g 5 R Bread , street.
VT. WHITiNsa wall street.
E.H.PGLLLEN: Wall street.
sI9. ". koBiNs6E' Is e S VAN street, Ssnh
siscs .ss saSss i fisss
-, fhhfFPPAAE ; g g VIII SfSis .i stssit'
q, A. CRANE, Pine street.
FRANK A. OTIS, IL Pine street.
COZZEE5 Pine street,
RIOHARD LAURENCE, az Wall street.
JOHN II. 1H0MPKINS, IS Wall street.
EDWD N. WAIVE. 1 9 Broad street
Jos. &. JARDINR, 1 Broad street
GEO. " CARLETON, Publisher, Fifth-a avenue
hotel.
gHAs. P. FRAME, 2o2 Broadway.
VnAS. II. WREAKS, 60 Wall street
JAMES THOMPsON, So Wall street.
BlCHD Il. BOWNE.9 Pine street
sAMJ A. sTRANG, 50 Liberty street,
JOS. LAR0CQUE, 80 William street. dis It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

o.. Gouble-sheet TO- day presents big budget
of interesting reading matter. The expense for
white paper, alone, in Publishing this double
sheet for our immense regular issue Is heavy,
but We readily assume IL in order to give fair
play /, a, both readers and advertisers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

one OF the most logical and forcible pu bl,c
documents we have seen lately is the order of
Secretary Robson, published In another col
nmn, Teproving those cadets at the Naval
Academy who were rather too demonstratiye in
their expressions Of dislike for Conyers, their
colored cole aeue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

0OvoFnnOns 0ooarfsaes,
Jay Oooko = 90. furniah tho falloVfno ~
a0FkotD To.aAy,


BALTIMORE. Dec. 1-yirsinis sizes. consoli-
ossee o. DO new, 4e; do. Registered -; West vir-
BALTrxo ; iDee E-oottou dull and weak; low
misdlines, leSals%. Flour active aud q IN; prices
UNCHANGED. wne., quiet, bus firm: white choice
nd snber, 81 IS fair TO prime white, 81 $50
s2@; scod g prime red, 81 sessses; c.mmon TO
Der vseterp, SLss; Corn active AVID hrmer: white
southern, 6s465; yellow southern a6o mix ed
ern %. Oats scarce and wanted: southern, 4Ss5o;
ve.tern mixed. IS; do. white, 90. RVe quiet and
unchanged usy unchanged. Provisions dull
Mess PORK, slAasI..a5: Buik meats shoulders,
a'ts4a; rib sidss, AS; clear rib sides, 81 s6H
Bsconossoaiers, 5s rib sides, 81 .sk clear rib
butter hrm; stock scarce; choice roll, s0a32; good
@aS hisky finn; stcck scsrcs: nominally, %.
NEW YORK, Dec. Il Stocks firm and quiet. Gold
heavy. lts. Money firm z. Exchange, long, So i;
short, los. Governments dull and steady Virginia
6's, AZ: new, 50. North CsroliI as IS: new, -.
NEW YORK, Dec N.-FiOur dull. Wheat steady
LoNpoN, Dec. IA, II m -COnsols opened at sl..a
slZ FOR money, and 9i7s for account. American
secur les: nothing doing; prices nominal Bonds Of
Is old sl1s; 1907. 81: 10 4os, $50; fives, ssT
PARIS, Dec. H.-Rentes openei at "a francs 80
eItimes
LONDON, Dec. a. .. m.-Erie. 49,
LONDON, Lee. IA, l 80 D. Moons Is and Amsri.
can set uIiiies closed UNCHANGED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

Ihe sedalia, Mo. Baroo and the jefferson.
Iexss' Ji"pleeate are the only two papers in
this country that compete with the Chicago
Inter Ocean In the way OF name. The latter.
however, enjoys the advantage of being called
the o,terincAen by the newsbo-- h,,;s s,vs. !,
considers able o6ds IN =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

The Boston 7Tdnscrpt, which knows how il
works there, emphatically asks:
DO they really propose TO try the worn Nv.
and unphilosophicsl expedent of liquor pro
nieition at the national capital? Shade of
George Washington, what next?n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

ANOTHER iNvEsTIaATIos.--It is said that a
resolution will be introduced in the House of
Representatives, by the committee on banking
ana currency, to secure an investig alton into
the affairs OF the Freedman's Savings Bank,
ana probably some of the other institutions Of
like character located In this CITY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

On TIE LIST day Of January the commercial
usage of three days grace on notes, &C., viii
be abolished in Cshfornia. After that date
paper must be paid the day it Is due or 60 &c
prOte-t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

The robust counters down in Florida who
have beer trying TO out-tally each other on the
vote, are stlll at II, with the republicans Lit le
ahead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

a god many persons In washington will hear
with pain that Prof Calvin K. Stowe, husband
OF Harriet Beecher Stowe, L. lying Of the point
OF death. He combines In 90 unusual q degree
kind-hearted geniality with ripe scholarship
that he has made warmer friends than Ia u-ua
with peculiarly scholarly men. Prof. Stowe
was born ut Natick, M ass. In 1902, and Ia con-
sequently about seventy years of age. He grad
uated ut Bowdoin college, Maine, in 1924; took
the position of Professor of Latin and Greek in
Dartmouth college in 1880; and In 1858 that OF
Professor OF Languages and Biblical literature
a. Lane Theological Seminary, Ohio, which
place he held until 1850. Itwas while here that
be was married Tin 1851 to Harriet Beecher,
then In her 2lst year. From her fifteenth year
up to the time of her marriage she had been as
ISOLATED with her sister Catherine in the man
agement Of a school at Hartford, Conn. In
1850 Prof. Stowe was appointed professor of
Natural and Revealed religion at Bowdoin col
lege, and in 1852 he took the professorship of
Biblical Literature at Andover Theological
Seminary. which he has since held. He has
also been voluminous writer upon theological
subjects, Biblical literature, and upon educa-
tional matters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

The competitors for the prize of 500 900
Oaered by the state OF New York for the best
invention tor propelling canal boats BY other
ian horse power are on the qHi rice at present.
he commission appointed to judge Of the
merits of the different inventions are TO render
: cir decision some time during the present
% Unth. Each inventor is OF course positive
Lat he ought to have the prize. II Is thouyS...
"a. some quarters that the commissioners will
,tcice that none Of the boats have satisfied the
s'nditions Of the act offering the prize, and
Lat they will decline to make the award ON
tAat ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

Elsewhere will be found . communication
making some important suggestions upon the
SUBJECT OF preserving life in burning buildings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

A great fight is now going on in the New
Jersey courts az Trenton between the Pennsyl-
wanna Central railroad company having the
lease OF the New Jersey roads, and the parties
iHterestediE the proposed National railroad,
between Philadelphia and New York; for which
line tie latter claim they have obtained charter
Tights, While the Pennsy rama Central contends
that they have only bogus charter. The Ma
nOnsl line IL claim ID to be an air line, running
by the way of Attleboro' and Middleton, Penu-
syl1ania, and Pennington. HOpewell, and Plain
held, New Jersey, going mainly north of the
present lines. 1t is not quite apparent, now
ever, from the map that 1t is more nearly an
air line than the Trenton road. Should these
parties succeed, though, in establishing their
right to build this road, 1t may help to establish
a"hoiesome railroad competition through New
Jersey. But there is an impression abroad that
The National company do not really mean to
build, but 70 compel the Pennsylvania Central
or some other parties to buy out their privi-
lsges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

We are reminded by a jealous friend of the
institution that in paragraph in regard to the
charities OF this District, published in the COL
umns day or two ago, the women's Christian
Association was omitted. Ii was of course an
oversight, for the establishment 10 most worthy
and deserving both in purpose and results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

The New York fTibEn>. not satisfied with the
disastrous and improbable arctic expeditions
acre are grave doubts as to the safety of three
OF four such, frozen in somewhere this side of
the north pole this winter-cruelly suggests that
- fame II not for une'' is in the attempt to
eHplore the antarctic regions. Let's get through
with one pole At q time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

The New York Star seems To appreciate what
Is sought for in putting Mr.. Colfsx at the head
Of the Tribune. 1t says:
"Horace Greeley was the mainstay of the
republican party fer many years, and although
be did Kick over the traces, being dead, there
could be no good reason why the TribUne should
not tack q little and dash at once to the van of
the race. To accomplish this 1t was deemed
best TO have name. An editor they already
nave. MIR. Whitelaw Reid is q born edtor-an
experienced, cultured, careful editor; but civil
service reform Is only good theoretically, and
the need of q Rdm, was acknowledged to be
essential. This Schuyler Coifax could fur
ni-h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

The acts passed by Congress in May last, at
the instance Of the Secretary Of War, rezu-
lsting the pay OF private soldiers and increasing
il according 70 their time of service, and estsb-
fishing system of deposits to prevent deserton
and elevate the condition of the rank and hle of
the armyJ have produced salutsry results.
Prior to 1872 assertions were slarmngly fire.
quent, and through them the army was nearly
decimated. The evil grew to such Pro-
portions that something to render the military
service more attractive was an absolute neces-
siiy. The acts referred TO have almost en-
tirely reDedied the evil, and the reports of
subordinate military commanders show that
the mOrcie Of the army has greatly improved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14
LOST AND FOUND.

G REWARD.-Lost, 90 FRIDAY, the 18Th inst (.
s-D liver colOTed snd white sGrTERaD
DOG, with short tail. The above eward4D~
VIII be Pc I'd for his return - No. 3ll7-
Pa avenue, between 2lst aud I'd sts. IL
II OsT-On FRIDAY morning, December 18th, OF Tth
~ st., OF on @, between 9Th and 18th. q red Turkey
morocco POBTkMONSAlE, containing small
amount ~ money and several papers. ssi isbls
reward " III be paid upon return 20 MIDDLETON
&Co., Bankers, y street, near 18th 81. dls-ets
II OsT-On Monday evenings FINGE RING.
Ia set with nye pearls. IL left at 1871 street
The Under will b liberally rewarded. dl2 Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14


NH OH
Novelties Of svsre deecriptto,, tuftable for hc!i.
daY preseas, Just rsefsedat
DAVIS.
skin Al other 6Ioys, 81
DAVIS
Lace Initial Enbrois.,.. a., u.,.,...A.
sadk exon: sfs NJ Mn nVAsieo-Vd
n,vrS,
it'll and without bue les Ta.ssf IL, $3.50. nps'
&c !. Iusg rtce(yeS N 'Os''
Black Guipurs Lace in els CANT patterns n iorax,
market prices, at
c,~r .
Shuttie Ri.,ch Sawics $500 Esssle snl thpSoVed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14
The Fight Amongst the Insuran ee
Companies.

The reduction Of rates by the richest and most
powerful Life Insurance company In the coun-
try-the Mutual of New YOrk-has aroused
storm of controversy, involving the principles
on which the system Of life insurance Is based
and the policy and management OF the various
companies, which will have at least one good
eject, and that is the enlightenment of policy
holders as to matters In which they are vitality
interested. Fit likewise tsnds to improve and
purify the management OF the immense institu-
tons which life insurance has built up the dis
cussior will not have been in vain. The Mutual
company claims that II is enabled to reduce its
rates because of greater economy of manage
ment and greater caution in examination of
applicants for insurance than Its rivals. On the
other side it lie argued that, granting this to be
so, the reduction will make An unfair discrirni-
nation in favor Of the new class of insur-
eTs against the old policy holders; that,
besides the directors have no right to hazard
the large assets accumulated, which ara
the property Of the policy holders and not of
their managers; that the surplus which il Ia in
tended to reduce secures the safety which in
surers desire, and which led many of them to
invest their means in this company: and that
even If this were not so, the reduction wiz bring
ruin to many younger and poorer companies
which cannot afford the reduction. The direc
tors of the Mutual allese that the opposition to
their new scheme does not come 50 much from
thelr policy holders as from the rival companies
that they are satisfied by calculation that thew
can afford the reduction and that the oIJer
policy holders are NOT Disseminated against, as
they will receive dividends in proportion to their
pay mehts- Petitions are being signed, however,
oy many Of the policy holders OF the Mutual in
TINS and other cities against the reduction,
and unless the directors recede, which il is
now thought they will do, il is likely that the
legislature of New York will he called upon to
take some action in the premises. The New
York PAPERS mostly oppose the reduction, but
mainly ON the ground that, warranted or not it
viii bring disaster and ruin upon the weaker
companies, and thus Sc riously disturb the busi-
ness and financial prosperity OF the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14
BOARDING.

ZOE RIET-with or without BOARD q h.nd-
seme suite Of ROSMS, IN 9 strictly private
house late ~ ntted up with all m odern
l22S n street, near corner 18th. dla ST.
ROARDIHG-OIe pleasant furnished Room foT
- rent, With BOARD, suitable for tsO persons;
price $50 per mouth, for twol fuel and ga in
cluced. No. 1928 9TH street, between aud y
tireets. ola ST.
EUENIsbED ROOMS AND BOARD -wanted
Il sIenDed couple, with without con or daugk-
ter, who VIII appreciate the comforts o;
ally pleasant home in newly furnished large. clean
and cheerful house, where no other bOArdsrs
taken Location oIe of the most hsslthy snd de-irs
bic In the city, within block aud halt Of bBts
Pennsy wanna avenue and metropolitan lice cf
All me- dern mproV emente, ana every appOntment
hrst class. JableAB-srd Of the most a, sirsbls
IL In additiouptO most attractive bed room
accon modaiIOns and use Of psrlOrs. private reoep-
ton room or study be had. suii able parties
desiring such IesdeDce, by giving name aud addres.
10 w Ii. h., Star Oclce, will receive immediate ct
tenticn. de 4.s
COOP BOARD, PLEASANT aDOne, AHD
VI prices moderate, ct 910s corner Of penns yiys-
MIA avenue and 2lsf strest nsvf-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

TN and Dog skin Can tie.s. Castor, Kid. Dag.
skin and other Gloves, -
DAVIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

~h o G Il.
The unexam pied satisfaction that NATTAN'S
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY has givsa in this city and
throughout the whole country as evidenced BY the
steadily increasing demand for it, induce 70 direct
especial and particular attention To the great fact
that By its use you gain all the advantages claimed
fr the many poisonous com poupds in use, to wit
The restoration Of the color aud growth Of the Ia r
81 the speedf removal Of dandruh without the
least possible inJury-ss Crystal Discovery is posi-
lively warranted to contain poisonous substance,
neither Lead, Sulphur or silver.
Its perfect Gle is reason not to DO lightly
oVeflookeasit will neither stain the skn clothes
IN one Sentences IL IL exactly what has bsen wanted
Tor iorg While, Res,orsr Of the Hair hat may
Used without the fear that y9n are going to have
Complaints the Of the Of lssd
ARTHUR NATfAkS, Proprietor.
General Depot, corner - and streets, n. W.
Sold BY al Druggists cecil-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

~ DR. A. PRATT. Graduate OF Ohio College
UH OF Dental srrgsry, All fth street, between
d and = q few doors south Of Odd FelloWg Hall.
Refers 70 r. A. BACON aud Rev " .. Evans. mis-
49, From THE EARLIE8r AGES
AZ 90 the present day, ecrofula has been the
bane, and, II were, the curse OF mankind. 30 ter
rible and leethsome had II been ut periods Of
the world history that person known to be infect
Cd with II wouIe not be allowed to mix with society
no. by the use Of the SANAptrAys RooI AND HEB
JUIcxs. and the victim OF Scrofus, Ulcers, Soree,
ssund health 10 o few weess
ROOT AND HkRB JUICES, 81 - per bottle
sid BY y. g. fOkE, ll0a Pc. ave. sIa bI Drns-
s4sts. DESIOSD 90. ?Torris.or, VI tese ~
PHILADELPHIA. nzyI ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14
TFYOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA'N
S Corner 9Th and . streets

Circulating Library. Terms: s. per year; q per
enHder: Free Heading Room-All Daily, Secular
70 alt with use OF piano, organ, chess and cheQusrs
psily Prayer Mee:i ngs ct i2:'5, g. and 9 m. san
hsi services a. 80 p m short addresses. SAB.
BATH EVENING SERVICES, Theater Com lana
corner llth and q strests, at % O cIock All
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

neYetiss Of svere de.cripsto,, suitabls for hcli.
daY preseais, Just fscsfvedat
DAVIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

, Laee. Initial, Embroidered and Hemstitohsd
DAVIS
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RV .. Ironts, PIlncI pal Of Poplar Tent Acads-
by, pear Concord, N. o.. and who has used Rosa.
tsiis for inc piert Consumption, says:
olyorI y" Zoe acalis:' By the
time bad taken the sixth bottle my cough and
other oolcomitast sym ptoms hal entirely left me-
In short. regard fnystN rescued from the eray
by your wonderful medicine, for 1 verify believe
would not have lived thr sh the present SUNNI r
bad only the ordinary remedies been employed IL
LAY De well also to state that from boy hood hav
had an eruption on my legs. which nothing would
ever remove. IL las now entirely disappeared 1
can bear vinesr to the fact III 1t Rosadas WITH cure
Consumption In i:s early stages. d7-eoSt
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rFOfF1CE OF TEE CHESsPPAkr Am
Wy OHIO CANAL COMPANY

1EJBERE Will BE A PUBLIC TEMPE
~ RANCE MEETING held in the Fifth Ran.
tfst Church, on Wire nia avenue, between a. and
Q streets, on MONDAY EvEnING, December
10Th. lea2, under the auspices OF Phoenix Tent No
i2,l y OF Il. WN. Ii RYAN, Esq, the sIoouent
ten peraEce lecturer Of Baltimore, and o hers will
ADDRESS the mes ting. The public are cordially in
vitej 10 attend. All members Of the Order arr "a
qutsted 10 meet st tho + all At Z O'clock Its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

An etesan assortmer. OF Psssen>on.erie Glmp. |
sith and without buses, TssseI Ornaments, L 1oes,
&C.. Just rtcctyea, at
DAVIS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-07
The Late Judge Thomas n. smith.

This we'll known and distinguished
jurist died at his residence on Poplar
street, at FIVE O'Clock this morning.
Judge Smith was born November u,
1880, at China, in the State of Maine
He was the eldest son of the Hon. Jacob
Smith, of the city OF Bath. He graduated
at Bowdoih College in lS49, and in the
autumn Of that year came South and
located as a teacher at Dresden, Ten
nessee. In the fall Of 1851 he re-
moved to Bolivar, in Hardeman
county and while teaching there
studied law Under the aupices OF
Robert n. Wood. In 1852 he was
admitted to the bar, and formed a
partnership with Robert II. Wood, his
preceptor, which continued up to the
commencement OF the war. Since the
war Judge Smith resided in this city.
In 1866 he was appointed judge of the
Law Court of Memphis, which office he
filled with distinguished ability. he re-
signed this position in a few months,
and entered into active practice in this
city. In 1853 he married Miss Kate
Miller, daughter of Pitser Miller, Esq.
He leaves a wife and six children to
mourn his loss.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-07

About 2 o'clock this morning the resi-
dence of DR.. Samuel Gilbert, near the
corner Of Rayburn avenue and jackson
street. was destroyed by fire. The build
ing, a frame one, was unoccupied at the
time. During the progress of the fire
the DeSoto street engine No. 3 was ma
terially injured by the flames, and it was
with difficulty that the boys were enabled
to save their machine, which was located
at the cistern adjoining the burning
building. The building was worth prob
ably $4,000, for which amount it was in
sured in the Planters Insurance compa-
ny, of this city. The fire was evidently
the work of an incendiary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-07
Amuseuents.

MEMPHIS THEATER. The Allen vocal,
terpsichorean and dramatic company
appeared in Schneider again last even
ing. The audience was delighted with
the entertaining play. The antics of
Little Mack as the " Monkey" the
Dutch representations Of Johnny Allen
and Miss Alice Harrison we're received
with storm of applause. Tonight
Schneider and the Man Monkey will be
presented. The house viii be crowded.
BRooM's OPERA House. = Manager
Broom has engaged number of new
people for his attractive little opera
house. Last evening the new stars APP
seared, and created the most favorable
;mnression. II you want to see fine
da,rcins and hear good singing, 20 to
,bo .,pera house tonight Altogether,
Broom has splendid variety company
and we'll deserving Of patronage.
Oryvr,c YARrrrrss-Mauager Schooles
has secured the services Of new stars Tor
his popular variety show on Washington
street Quite a number of new people
viii appear this evening. An attractive
nropramme has been made out for the
performance. If you desire to hear
GOOD singing and witness TerpsiehOrean
fea,s never before exhibited in Memphis
20 TO Schooles' ton light