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ADJUSTMENTS.
JEw NATIONAL THEATER

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
The GREAT HIT OF THE SEASON,
UNBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM,
HUNDREpS NIGHTLY TURNED AWAY!
THk LITTLE FAIRY OF THE STAGE,
MAGGIE MITCHELL,
MAGGIE MITCHELL.
RAPTUROUSLY Received,
AND ELECTED
WASHINGTON OWN FAVORIrEi
ONLY SIX MORE NIGHTS
AND ONE MATINEE,
TO WITNESS HER MATCHLE So IMPERS0 On
ATIONS.
MONDAY, February 1877,
"fAl-FAH-FAf-FAY
Or, the Old Ma Amselle's Secret -
TUESDAY AID WEDNESpAY,
Witnessed by over 100 people on it's nrst represen-
tstinn.
THuRsDAY:-FAY-LAST TIME
FRIDAY NlGHT-Farewen Benz lit
only Repetition Of FANCHON.
SATURDAl-Fareweli Matinee. %. m
JANE EY8E-L8ST TIM
SATURDAY NIGhT-PEARL OF SAVOY.
Last Appearance Of MAGGIE MIfCHELL,
Box sheet ready for the entire week.
MONDAY, February IL. 1877,
VIM HORACE LINGARD AND COMPANY.
Box sheet ready six days in advance. f5tf
SPIRlTUALIsM.-E.Y. WILSON will hold a
- Scarce at Harmorisl Hall, Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. opposite Metrorolitan Hotel, TUE5DAY
kSENiNG. at O'Clock. Doors open st O'Clock.
Admission Is cents. fes-2.
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~Minnesota Indians have many measles.

~Minnesota Indians have many measles.
funeral Of his wife.
1Twenty markets tor horsefesh have just
been opened in Paris.
- Mr.. Alfred Forbes, of Swanton, Vermont,
10 q father at the age OF -. 80
IA movement has been started to establish
hospital in London " for the treat ment of dis
eases apart from the ordinary administration Of
~The Archbishop Of Cologne has ordered for
professors Of the University 90 subscribe 10 the
dogma Of Papai infallibility, the penalty in case
OF refusal, being recommendation.
setts House Of Assembly yesterday for a decla-
ratory statute thst women are entitled 90 hold
ONCE in the commonwealth.
ga dispatch from Berne says the Swiss
FEDERAL Council has forwarded 20 the French
French Communists into Switzerland.
~The lone Indian, who solicits charity on
the faith OF . card setting forth mat he is left
Sreas, and 70 one 70 support hin, has Travelled
- far - Peoria
s1President Cochrane, of the n. Y. Board
Of Aldermen. denounces AZ utterly destitute OF
election, and challenges q finger 10 be laid upon
IN unuorthy act of HE In this connection.
nIAt San Francisco Deputy Sheriff Boyd
and Relice Sereeent Sisbold have been commit
S sSs dPs ~ se e, his .P
They were admitted 70 baflin q, 5oo each.
nVAn Investigation has LED % the discovery
that the recenf disturbano0 q Barcelona.
transitional sooissy, and many q the member
Of the oreauixattoD ere nov under arrest.
~unL Far - beea granted NV trial at
Sen Franci9co on the ground that the court erred
IN not allowing the counsel for the defense the
closing srgumept and In permitting evidence
to be taken Of her torner bad character for
chastity.
-" H9y much earn may gsatiemau est?p
wine De coSs % Rb plate lay In tier;
"Asto that" answered O. - he glanced &C
ssrv II ss ssssa ON az isasts Of his s.r."
~ Uni 81 - ~ az DR.. kose. An Lincoln
ccunfY With tie intention Of " cleaning out"
the laf{tr But DR.. Ro~et wife met The sdver-
nv with n chair, and failed him 30 vigorously
that he took 10 his beeis and fed iRglOri0asly
from the scene Of his defeat.
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AFTER THE RING THIKvEs.-Tom Fields
New York assemblyman, was arrested yesterday
afternoon In New York, but Judge Barnard
Immediately bailed him in 200 on the felony
and 1880 on the bribery charge. Five new
indictments have been found against Boss
Tweed, and nearly a. many against Connolly
comedian, and Michael G. Quigg. His case has
been removed to the court Of oyer and terminer
The indictments charge that George Beller and
Garrett b. Tunison, members OF the fire depart
ment, having claims against the city, assigned
an equal mOiety thereof to Fields a member of
the assembly, for his efforts in procuring the
passage OF Law authorizing the payment of
the third degree.
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A LOVE TRAGEDr.-A man named William
Ewing, employed by DIR. Samuel johnson, at
Bazarah, Conn.,, yesterday attacked his en-
ployer's daughter with a shotgun, infiicting
probabl, fatal injuries. He then attacked her
mother, who came TO her daughters relief
causing painful wounds. Ewing then went q
his room and cut his throat from ear 20 ear.
causing death. The young man was in Low
with the young lady, but his suit was dscour
aQed
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wines, liquors. q c., for the HoHdays

More than one hundred Of our citizens feel them
selves urtsr rorsOpal obligation 70 G. GfUrlER,
Ne. 12tS and 1919 Pennsy " snia avenue, for be-
ing able, thre ugh the virtues Of his celss Bit
ters participate in the festivities incant to the
Holiday Season. Although Mr.. g. TAX - much pride
In thus being . public btnefactor, he does allow
ystion. Already his store creams viii the immanse
STOCK of liquors and Ccrciats ported for the HO-
tay trade, md which have been selected with care
fer ne wants q bis Ssirons: Tscss in want Q,
tsvcr him With call, and be assured that what they
euy In kis line will be not Unly pure but unsdnlter
atNf declQ
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A TENDER HEARTED SHERIFF.-rhe sheriff
OF New York must be possessed of a sensitive
heart. On Saturday he WAS handed warrants
for the arrest OF the ring parties indicted by the
grand jury, but declined TO receive the doom
menfs, for the reason, as he said, that Ii would
be an act Of cruelty 20 drag the men from their
Families on Saturday and incarcerate them ia
jail over Sunday when they could readily nm
hail if left unmolested until Monday
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his demand, and the matter

Vas dropped
Mr.. Blair tMich) next addressed the House,
and said that his old fashioned ideas had led
DIN 10 oppose several educational bills which
had heretofore been before the House, on ac-
sount OF his jealousy for the rights OF the states
but he saw nothing in this bill that was obiec-
tionable on that ground.
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kIcHnoND BUILT ON Cor AL.-The tutnue,
OF the baltimore and Ohio Railroad ut Rich
mend. We wasbegun Thursday. The Esqsiref
renarks sTbe lnte PIofsusof Rogets, fo1 eAe
UniveIsity OF Virginia, IN bis researches IN thu
were based upon coral formation, which wa
uslikc any other substance known to ge0logists
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he Remains Of General Anderson
NV loRE, Feb e.-The remains OF Genera a
Anderson VIII te sent here In q few DAYS under
etcert. They WI be received by General Me-
poweii snd proper arrange ments made cor the
iGns raj fonors here. "a Il expected that the
Ia he cemetery.
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A NEw AND CAREFUL BRIDEGROOM in Cleye-
land kept the wedding ring I'm his mouth during
the fore part Of the ceremony, 10 that ne coal1
nnd u when the proper moment arrived. He
mumbled along all right until the minister
wlpked az him, ne a hint TO produce the ring
when in his nervousness he swallowed H. aud
there being no stomach-pump on hand, ne was
stood on his head by three gentlemen 10 recover
the HRoldfn nledQe-.
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RascheiOrss Hair Dye.

Hsrress, reliable, instaltaneous, does not contain
esd nor any c,taIie poson to produce paralysis or
beating virtues they de- not possess. The genuine
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had tAfyfy years
uataruisbed reputation to upheld it's integrity as
ths only perfect Hair Dye-Blsck or Brown. Sold
~ al druggists. Applied at 10 Bond street New
roTt fes-d
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THEORY AND PRACTICE.-"we are told q,
says the Doyiestown Dcmocrd,, that DIR. Lev :
lectured in q neighboring town on physical cul-
ture, being very severe On wheat bread meat
diet, butter, &c, and very eulogistic OF oat
meal mush and unleayened breakfast gems
He disguised bis fair hostess an the morning-
however, by passing his plate three times Tor
well buttered beefsteak, and utterly declined 20
taste the mush she had prepared at - M ach
trouble"
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ANOTHER SEA SERPENT-At Norwich. CT. at
q recent descent made by one Of Mr.. Fuller's
divers in Shetucket, he unexpectedly fell into
assure between the rocks of the bottom nearly
20 feet deep, Here he was assailed by a large
animal, half serpent and half fish, which
snapped yiciousy At the eye plates of his he'll
met, and, though repeatedly struck with an iron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

IHE ARBITRATION NEWS FROM ENGLAND
Ii Is stated that several days ago Sir John Rose
teegraphed to . banking house In Now York.
with which he has business connections, brief v
aiiuding to the treaty Of Washington in the tone
OF the LONDON press, and urging Q modification
OF the American statement Of the case a. being
absolutely necessary to pacificatioR of the Bri-
ther stated that the substance of this telegram
has been communicated to certain parties in
this city with view to effect the desired object
However true this may be, it is certain that the
accounts from England produce no excitement
Whatever In the Executive and Congressional
circles. Nor Is it considered that any con plea
mons between the two countries can result from
the agitation OF the question in England and IL
- oeiieved the matters at issue will be settled
IN accordance with the terms OF the treaty.
foreign affairs have heard Of any dissatisfaction
with the treaty, apart from the London pa
Pers, nor has their attention been called
70 the subject by either the President or Secre-
saly 81 State, ana u u equally certain that they
treaty Is It Is, without yielding to any de nand
which Will enect tts purposes, and such IL aIso
said to be the determination Of those Connected
with the executive department, whose right IL
was to present this American statement az fine
case with n much earnestneos Is was exercised
- The British Themselves. Dispatches are re-
ceived from Minister Schenck about other off,
ctal Datters, but he does not mention any Of the
Pretended new developments represented in the
the British Minister, had An interview With the
secretary OF State, bat there 70 NO reason to
believe that he submitted any oficial dispatches
relating to this matter. While il Is true that =
real excitement exists In ofciai circles ovcf tie
hes produced profound ssnsation IN All omar
thing else Of interest.
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BADLY ScARKD.-A singular case Of larceny
is reported ss having occurred at a house on
Ann street. Newport, where a ton OF coal was
taken from the cellar, the man OF the house"
fearing 70 interfere, lest he should get dose OF
cold lead or q touch Of cold steel; nor did he
dare leave the house to notify the police, lest
he should compromise the safety Of the women
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

FIRST LIEUT.. WIN. q. BARTLETT has beer
transferred from the Sd artillery to the 81 in
fantry, and First Lieut.. VIM. A. Kobbe from
the 81 infantry to the Sd artillery.
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ArD Loee OF LIyB-BFief mention WA made
In our telegraphic column yesterday Of tie ex-
plosion Of hye mils OF the Niami Powder Com
Later dispatches state that this was one Of re
most terrible explosions In the history Of powder
making IN the vest. The arst explosion occurred
In the Wheel-nilL Thissommunicated With the
press mil, where powder was n the process OF
manufacture, and was contained IN canvas Saga.
The double dry houses % feet squsse, coltaini6g
Isst 9nsnstie. q ak RoEder came in nest 70!
the other mills explOded In Quick sueceapion.
Two large double dFy-houoes, tkreo Rlazo nills
one canring mill. two iarge Peeo- milb, and one
packing house were An annihflateds wuilS the
Or les injured Fro9 twenty b twenty five
tons Of powder exploded. The company's i6ss IL
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I.en q PERKINS, Sauce.

PIOnOunced by COhR0isseurs
"THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
70 improves appetite and digestion, and II ID IN
Ftyeied Tor it's favor. -
We are directed by Messrs. LEA PERKINS, to
Drosocute all parties making vending
JOHN DUNCANS SONS,
eaf3-eodm Agents, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

"A LADY ecAooL-TEAcHEE in Omaha having
an lnofdnate dread OF the smallpox. sent home
little girl because she said her mother a. sic n
and had marks ON her face. The next .lay the
girl presented herself at the school house with
her finger in her mouth and her little l,onDet
swinging by the strings, and said 90 the teacher.
Miss =, we've got little baby at our house.
but mother told me 10 tell Won that a asa
odfchH'." The teacher said she Was very glad
and tod her punil IN take ber seas -
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BILLY Flereaee not q BonsIsmaa fer
Tenn Fields.

bhLIthokt, feh. h-Nm. FlCrCnCe. the
ceneuisn. requests and authoriEesa denia "a
the dHpsfch sent from New York last even ng
mat he II bondsmsn Cor Tom Fields.
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THR CAMP GRANT MAssACRE-The testi-
mony taken on the tria! OF 100 Mexican Papa.
goes and Pimas and seven Americans, for the
massacre of the Apaches at Camp Grant, Art
IONA. is published in the Alta Californian II
was sworn that the Apaches stole stock from the
Mexicans near Tuscan, were pursued and trailed
Grant. One of the Indians was killed while
riding stolen horse. The Indians fired the
first shot at the pursuing party. The jury in
Quilty,o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

TIE PRESIDENTS VIsiroRs to- day were
Senators Caldwell, Hitchcock, Foreman, and
Robertson, and Representatives Farwell, Wal
lace. and Young
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CHARLES HALE, of Massachusetts, recently
nominated for Assistant Secretary of State, was
before the Senate Committee on Foreign Rela-
tiOns to-day TO answer charges brought against
him in connection with his consul generalship
in Egypt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

OUGHT WOMEN TO PRRAcH?-The Presby
terry Of Brooklyn met yesterday to consider the
preaching Of . woman in Rev. DIR. Cuylers
church. Dr. Cuyler contended that the book OF
hibited women preaching; that the Bible was
non-committal on the subject, and that il was
next to impossible to draw a line in the Bible
about woman's function in the church. The
committee reported at the afternoon session a
document to the effect that ii was Inconsistent
with the rules of the church to allow women to
preach. This was discussed till O'Clock, when
the presbytery adjourned till TODAY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

THE CABINET MEETING to-day was attended
by all the members. The session was q pro-
tracted one, which led to the belief that the
subject under consideration was the late reports
from London relative to the Treaty OF Wash
in pton.
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TEE L. s. STEAMER CONGRESS, now at Nor
folk, Va, has been ordered to join the European
fleet. .. TT
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II = q A p Z ID y U n!
LINCOLN HALL,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY

Miss EDITH O'GORMAN. recently converted 10
Protestantism. Young. sprightiy, and smart. For
se,ersl years an inmate Of st. JOseph's Convent,
hsd.on ty, New Jersey. he viii deliver her
ETAkTLING and THRILLING LECTURE, enti-
tied LIFE IN CONyENT."
Aiss 0'Gorman has hid . personal ex perience of
the most THRILLING CHARACTER, some chap
tiers of which she i'll relate Ii il subject Of dee
interest TO thousands, and Miss O'9ormsn. havin,
been Nun herself 10 capable of giving q vivid pic
ture Of the interior OF such institution II only
occurs once in life time that the public have an
opportunity OF bearing an Escap ped Nun lecture on
Convent life. She viii relate how shs became con-
verted TO Professionalism. This will be one OF the
most interesting and instructive lectures given
IN this city. She has recently been speaking 10
crowded houses in other cities the largest halls be-
ing filled TO oyerfovinR. Members Of AL the Pro
teetant churches especially making il a paint Il
attend. Few women in the lecture field to-day are
her equal. and none her superior.
Tickets, so cents. No extra charge Tor reserved
seats Now for sale at Mr.. Ballantynes books tore,
40s 9TH street. BE sure and get yeur tickets and
seats in time. II tn o m "a At
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PREDICTION AND ITS FULPILLMENr.-On
Tuesday, the sd instant, we published the fact
that Prof. Dellisier, now in this vicinity, had
Canada, within forty Eight hours of Friday, the
10Th instant. A dispatch from Quebec or the
9Th; to a Montreal paper, says that at St
Pauie Bay, 10 miles to the northeast of that city
renee for come time back, to the great conster
nation Of the Inhabitants" Have we an earth
quake prophet among us?-Bostoa Trareiler.
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= CoyxbYoR NARNOrH PAS before the Con-
gfefsionai Investigating Committee i'm New
Orleans nearly ave hours yesterday. After pro-
testing aRsinst the Interference Of the com
rnittee in the states affhtfB, the Governor read
ayoluniDous document giving brief history Of
Dis ADMINISTRATION. He charged that all the
mostly framed and supported by his opponents
nthe l4lislatnle. 3 "a. IL d :. d. -. !
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Va N NAN sd r UNE.
Bargc tctfies. 81; Ger gallon, IS. Also, 3 large
s.csk ef California VIM, foit, Nusca,e, lea
a-d cher. Per b'ttel cr N eaar;Ity. These ines
dir ct z, prCS1c H1s the only article in
marie. tLat can be reiisa econ ss perfectly pure,
both fCr ccmmCntop yuFpcsys ard tie sick. Pric 5
sstoBfsbiEsiy low. 4 have z.sU pure old Hsilani
Gin vel adapted fer dcifcSte persons ard females
Al these scos ar warTsI-d P-rfec tiy pure. stir
sOere 20 my furrscr very h rates 10 80 per cent
below usHs rsteS, which 5 certainly great induce
srei.t To buyers. Keep large assortment, buy n
lsIge quantities and Fesce sfr-j to sell low
\ Sii yell repay to give M call, even though i:
DC 9 little O1t d vow vay.
ARTHUR NATrkNs, Druggist,
IsrZ tr second ard II streets, N. W.
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H,60 ENGLISH REPUBLICANS IN MASS MEET
ING.-The demonstration at Trafalgar square.
London, last night, by the supporters or Sir
Charles Dixie, was attended with comparative
qsist. pfocession Of ct least "A 900 persons.
many OF whom wore Phytg0n caps, marched to
the square. Numerous red faes were korn<
hsrscilaiee. Mr.. edgar presided over the
meeting. tffseF
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ARTICLES OF SILVER offered as wedding
presents have been voted. not exactly vulgar
but /" unsultivated and unrefned." Instead OF
these, works Of art, statues and paintings,
" something about which a sentiment can be
entwined, !" are henceforth TO be the things 10
pro6er to the neWlv-Wedded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

TEE CUBAn RHDHLLION TO BE RNpEp SoNE
AoRE--The Captain General of Cuba sends
reas9rinE dispatch to the government at
through the dfsahected districts Of the Island
and declares from personal observation that tho
insurrecfion will be ended By March or Ape0-
from Spain, with which he promises to bring the
var to q triumphaDt ConolueiOn.
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DIR. FLETCHER. speaking OF the old-fashioned
big log IRE and yswn, says he has seen the
"yawn" produced by opening q pair OF tongs
very slowly. IL seldom failed TO cause the whole
family 70 yawn in concert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

PHYSICIAN Of Sioux CITY, Iowa n renor. he
true. has robbed the smallpox OF the power 10
mar the beauty of the yisage. For many who
value their pretty faces this il the chief horror
OF that great destroyer. and the good doctor W m
have the gratitude of thousands OF fair ones
he makes an ointment OF charcoal and Lard
which, applied 10 long as any symptom OF sap
PurstNe lever continues. leaves the patient
without mark or blemlsh. our lovely maid
ems will no longer have sufficient Inducements
70 be yaccinsted
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APACHE OUTRAGEe.-It Is reported that the
Apaches have murdered three mail drivers
wounded one, and captured their stock on the
men Vas murdered within sight of Camp Bowie.
A general outbreak IL feared, as these three men
were ali attacked at al fferent poiDts of the road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

MP. T. X. CREE, young man from Pitts
burg, Pa, has been appointed the successor of
Vincent Colyer as Secretary of the Board Of
Indian Commissioners. Mr.. COlyer still remains
on the hoard as q member OF the executive
committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

The CONFIRMATION of james F. Legate to be
Governor of Washington territory, was recon-
sidered by the Senate in executive session yes
teriay afternoon, on motion Of Mr.. Sumner,
but no further action was taken on the nomina-
tiQn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

GENERAL j. III. BAKER, Commissioner Of
Pensions, is confined to his residence with q
bilious attack.
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OWING TO THE BAD WEATHER the London
dispatches are delayed. The Queens speech
was delivered in Parliament about noon. 1t
should have been here this morning. but in con-
sequence Of the wires working badly no dis
patches later than l1:3o .. m. have come to
hand,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-06

INTERNAL REvKNUE-The receipts from this
source to-day we're S274, sI3 SO.
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The HOUSE COMMITTEE ON APPRoPRIA
TONS this morning had under consideration the
deficiency appropriation bill, but did not com
plete it. Prof. Pierce, of the Coast Survey, and
other officials were before the committee In
reference to appropriations for their depart
ments. The bill, when completed, will appro-
pirate about three and half millions of dollars