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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

SUCH is the virtue Of Denver, Colorado, that
the landlord OF q hotel In that place 1nda Ii
Veitlsement which states that there IA q bar IN
ths hotel,
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STEAMSHIP LINES,

w AslIINGToN, NORFOLK, BOSTON AND
wv PROVIDENCE
The nne iron steamer LADY OF THE
% NoRFoLk, viii leave hsT WHAT, lzH
foot Of siIth street. every hONDAY-
At the principal river andines, connectinF a Nor.
and Prosidsnee Frsis6t sh9uId i IL sddrssssd,
care o. Lady o. tho lake. VIA Norfolk" Branoh
ticket ONCE at knox'a Express Ofice 0B PennsylyA-
mia avenue. 4. NJ CROUCH, Agent
bixtlfstreet wharf.
DORSEY CLAGETT, General Agent,
Plana store, corner Fifteenth street and Now yorh
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

TUE new Coionnade hotel on Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa, Is growing famous for its
table.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

GIVING THE MECHANICS TOOLS at cost ought to
bring them TO the Bazaai-lO0 Pennsylvania
avenup-nf NJ II Prince.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


"Never mind the weather so the wind don't
blow" so said the crowd Of ladies' and gentle
men who, In spite Of the elements, attended
Wallis opera-house last night, to listen to the
comlcAllties Of Cal Wagner and Hall, and to be
amused, instructed and edited by the varied per-
f0rmAnce offered by this genuine minstrel troop.
The songs, dances, Jokes, ethiopian burlesques,
new wa and they. Ike wine, Improve with age.
Cal and Hall on the ends, TO use the criticism Of
a boy in the gallery, "wefe Immense" and in his
banjo performance the latter fully proved his
right to the title-"Banlo King" Wagner's
song, "The Grand Dukes Bal, was at once ar
Mr., Chas. Haywood, In his album OF musical
gems, proved 10 the satlsfactton Of the audience
that roedlisis are still 70 be found In minstrel
companies, In his challenge Jig Ben Brown IL
likely TO remain for some time without rival, Al
his steps are Intricate and peculiar; In fact the
entire performance was lust what 4 claims &c
be, q frst-clAss minstrel show. Tonight an en-
tire change Of programme.
The Theatre Comiaus.
The usual large audience went early and re-
manned until the closing scenes at this popular
variety theatre last night. The excellencies O
the performance have been noted heretofore
Tonight the re-engagement OF Mr. Charles Il
Thompson begins, and he Will appear In the sen
THOMPSON Is quite a fayorite among the patron
OF the Comiqle, and will doubtless attract larg'
audiences.
Opera BOune.
On Monday night Aimee, clever queen Of tn,
opera boune and general fayorite, opens a
walls with her splendid company. the inltla
performance being the "GrGnd Duchesse." tn
sale Of seats begins tomorrow ut Ellis must
store.
Metropolitan Hall.
That Manager Hence knows how 10 run the
atre OF the variety class can be proven by nrs
reading his programme and then dropping int
the Metropolitan for an evening. Ever on tn
lookout, aud sparing no expense TO secure tn
latest novelties, he has succeeded In maintain
Ia war days. For special attractions see his adj
YsrtlSement.
n a the Nassau IA Flytnu fb
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

A srRIr OF sand, now part Of the land on
which Trenton, N. j., Is built, was thought to be
OF so little value In 1905 that It's owner, Ia sell,
Ing out his property, did not think II worth
while TO mention II In the deed. As Trenton
grew this sandy strip was covered with build
lngs, and the heirs Of the original owner now
claim possession, with so fair a prospect Of get
ting itthat liberal offer has been made to buy
their clam. The land, which was yalueless In
1903 Is now valued at a 900, 900,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24
oil Pennsylvania ave-, Metropolitan Hotel
Old No. 1901 CHOICE SPRING Nov No. IsO
Tth st. STOCK | 7th st.
AT MARK RITEnN

PAPERIiANGiNGs, WINDOW SHADES,
embracing all grades Of Paperhangings and
Window Shades; also, choice Paintings, Engray-
ings, ChrOmos and Photographs, Picture
Frames, all styles and sizes, In Walnut, Gilt,
Velvet, Sc.; Picture Cord and Tassels, Rlngp,
Nails, Gold Plated, Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords, &c. u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

IFLNAS wants bottle Of whisky, let him buy
II and take Il home like q man, and not sneak
home with a bottle Of "Blttersr or Cordial"
and pretend that Il Is medicine. 10 he wants q
tonic that Ia something better than q temporary
stmulant, he should get q bottle Of Peruvian
and dive durable strength 70 the eyatem.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

The leg drama, says the Salt Lake MiIlinD Jour
nal Of April 10 has been presented at the Salt
Lake theatre for the last eight days, both after
noon and night, with great success, aud no " on
were six daughters OF Brigham Young the
prophet. Does this look like the action OF ten
der and anectionAte fAtherf Or does Il mani
fest disposition on the part OF the practical old
fraud to abandon his helpless female progeny to
the chances OF q thlrd-class theatre Tor educa-
ton, care and suppOrt2
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

Memorial for the Abolition Of the Death
Penalty.
Gov. Cook has received u memorial from the
Society OF Friends In Maryland, Pennsylvania,
Virginia, the District OF Columbia aud Iowa ask
in that the remnant OF barbarous times, the
de ath penalty for crime, may be changed to i'm
prisonment at labor for life; believing that the
OLD do ,trine OF retaliation and revenge, blood
for blood and life for life, should no longer be
sanctioned by tho laws Of an enlightened and
Christian Government. The Governor viii pre-
sent the memorial to the Legislature.
ONLY dozen and a half OF those ladies' silk
umbrellas left At Princes Bazaar; price $3.50;
gpod bA rgains.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24
POLICE Coart-JudGe Smell.

Joseph Bishop, larceny, thirty days In jail +.
Luckett, threats bonds In $500 TO keep the peace;
Frank Douglass and Willie Burke, larceny OF
piece Of cloth, Burke discharged, and Douglass
assault on Mary Twomey, $50 and costs MARY
E. shinn, assault on julia Young - George
Fairfax, assault on his WIFE SO and costs Peter
McGnnls, assault on Martin Kelly, ",
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

N. Il. Primer, OF the Bazaar, Is giving the
mechanics a chance ~ buy the remaining stock
Of tools at bargains,
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CRY ITEMS.


ATO, Pure freuch Candy 40.
d manufactured (ally and sold at the low price
Df ~ cents per pound, At 40 Pennylvanla ave-
nue., nearly opposite National hotel. colt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

WHITE SHIFTS at less than manufacturer
prices, at 1905 Pennsylvania avenue, Princes
haIaaT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

New Pastor for Christ Church-Irterestiua
.Ccremesy-Tbe Rite OF Csuhrmstien-
scru,ou by nishsp Pinckney,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24
DRY GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK
NEW SPRING GOODS !
BOUGHT At LOW PRICES;
SOLD At SMALL ADVANCE.
Al tho New Things Of tho
SEASON.:
sllks, IoulARps,
bAIIsrE, tintns,
oRaknpl, sHlnTl suIIs,
.PolonMsI, SKIRTS,
sHAwls, Tisnuts,
huktIs
JOHN T. MITCHELL,
OBJ Pennsylvania ave
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

having been burned out at the recent are at the
National theatre has taken parlorS at No. Boz -Four.
teenth street, opposite WIZARDS hotel, whore he will
be pleased to sec all his former friends and custom.
erS. febl,d
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

TAKE AYERS PILLS for all The purposes Of a
purgatiye, for constipation, Indigestion, head
ache and liver complaint. by universal accord
they are the best Of all purVahyes for family
use. co
The uRELr EEGLIsH REMEDY for uout and
Rheumatism. Al sufferers from the above COM
plAlnts either OF recent or long standing, are adj
vised to use Bair's gOut and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be rellei upon as the most safe and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared By
PRoUT a HARsASr, a2s Strand, London, Bngiand,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

MECHANICS will study their interest TO call at
Princes Bazaar for tools. lie Is giving great
bargains.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

IT You Want
Paper Hanging done 20 TO Humans, Iis Ninth
street. lie has q large stock Of all grades; his
prices are moderate, and he has good workmen.
WHITE. clean. sound teeth. all may have BY
using daily TuURsross Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price Is and 30 cents per bottle.
WELLS MAcHIsE-sPKEAD SrREsGrHEs1Hg PLLs-
TIERS, whenever q plaster Is needed, are unri-
vailed. Price 20, IS, and 30 cents each.
may have II by constant use OF TnoMrsoss
Pomade optime. Price. 70 and 30 cents per
bottle.
LigHT coLoRED Kid Gloves very stylish when
not soled. JoUyESs inodorous Kid Glove
Cleaner will renovate them thoroughly; price 20
cents per bottle. All sold by druggists and
fancy dealers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24

INMAN LlNE.-RoYAL MAIL
f SSS ~ sf:Ef Is,,5sn.S &EbIjSSs
DAY and SATURDAY, from Pier Is.
sTS and sgosold excursion tickets At reduced rates.
steeIase: TO Queenstown Iiyergopli Pl.sEow. Lon
cy; prepaid certificates FROM above ports. sn cur
rency, Sight Drafts on Great britain and Ireland
for sale. kpply to JOHN q, DALE,AHent, rs broad.
way, NJ y MIDDLETON 90,
febaStf Warrington
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THE COUNTS.


All the Justices sat In banc yesterday, for the
trial OF appeal cases. shepherd a Bro. VI. Ny
ers; appeal dropped from calendar by consent
Hoard Of Public Works VS.. Washington and
GeorgetoWp railroad; the argument In this case
engaged the entire time OF the court, but was
not concluded. Adjourned.
Circuit COnrt-Chlef Justice Cartier.
This court transacted no business yesterday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24
4 THHArRE-GOER
wAsHNoroS, April n, isI1

- The ASSASSINATION oF On. THOMAS.
The following letter is from the son OF Rev. 4.
Thomas, lately killed by the Modocs. Its plead
Ings for justice and humanity under the dread
circumstances Of his fathers death are touch
ing. His father was all he describes. We COM
mend II TO the attention OF our readers:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-24
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
MERCHANT TAILORING.
LOUIS KETTLER,
II KOPPEI,

MERCHANT TAILOR, zoos II STREET,
has lust received large invoice Of SPRING GOODS.
which he is prepared 10 make up 4t the shorteat
nible notice and nt most reasonable prices. areu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-26

DEATH OF HENRI RooHEFoRr.-Count Vic
tor Henri de Rochefort Lucay, better known as
Henri Rochef0rt, whose death at the French
penal colony in New Caledonia is reported by
cable dispatches, was born in Paris January
3Oth, 1880. He was the son of a marquis, and
was educated at st. Louis college. As editor OF
the Figaro, TO the staff of which he was appoint
ed in 1865, he acquired a wide reputation as a
vivacious and witty writer, whose forcible style
and cutting sarcasm made him feared by his
opponents and respected by his associates
Rochefort a. the same time wrote several COM
edies and vaudevilles, which, although thew
possessed but little literary merit, gained him
great popularity and much money. His Trades
against the Emperor became so audacious tn at
be found himself forced TO resign his position
on the Figaro. He then established La Lam
terne, which, animated by the same spirit of
hostility to Bonapartisn, he was soon Obliged 10
remove to Brussels. While in that ety he
fought several dueis, and in 1869 was elected a
member of the General Assembly. He re-
turned TO Paris under a safe conduct from the
Emperor and took his seat He soon started a
journal known as La Marseillaise, and il was
Tor certain expressions in its columns that Vic
tor Noir met his death at the hands of Prince
Pierre Bonsparte. For his acts during the
reign of the commune he was tried and trans
ported. He leaves a wife and several young
children,
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wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, December 26.--ln the gold room
the opening price was iQg after which there
was decline 20 lo41 aDd a rrturn % 1893. a. :,
the present quotation. on gold leans the rates
have been from to for carrying. Foreign
exchange il no lower than Wednesday, leading
bankers asking for their bills los and 1G9 !,
respectively, with business as 10 below. The
supply OF southern hills Is large and increasing z.
Money Is easy al 5si for call loans, and 9al2 per
cent. for prime mercantile paper, Government
bonds are a shade lower than "Wednesday on sc-
count Of lower gold. In southern state bonds
the only sale at the board was - 600 Of Virginia
COnsOls at -. The stock market has bees ey-
ceedincly dul. From the opening until after
the first board prices were irm. Afterwards
there was decline OF al per cent, since
which there has been a recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-26

CRusHRD AND TRAMPLRD To DgATH.-Tues-
day afternoon, Mr.. I. Anderson, a well-to-do
farmer, residing sixteen miles on the old York
road. having disposed of his produce at the
Belair market, started for home with his team
composed Of two horses and a country wagon
HIS son Thomas, a bright, intelligent youth of
fifteen years, was riding one of the horses and
the father walking along behind. When in the
vicinity Of TowsontOwn, on the York road.
frightened veered over the steep bank on the
left, and the boy falling Off was trampled by the
horses, and as the wagon came over crushed
under the wheels In the most horrible manner
few minutes he died. The agonized father. Who
saw it all, was powerless, SO quickly did the
catastrophe take place. A few moments befe =
the accident the young man spoke to Us s.fbs.
At Christmas. and hog slAd motSsr you'd BE- ns 81
~e" suoces.Mul aAlee.-Baiilplore Sun, 25A.
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Society,

Despite "hard times Christmas was very
generally observed throughout our goodly city 9.
In the churches and at the fresdes. Christm a.
trees, laden with rich aud tempting fruit, were
yesterday and the evening before to be found
in almost every house, and the gleeful shouts OF
the little ones over the receipt of much desired
toys were to be heard almost everywhere one
might 60. The sound of tire-crackers, torpe-
does, tin horns and whistles, bleating sheep
9uackiDg geese and crying dolls proclaimed the
fact that the great feast OF the year was beiu.
duly celebrated. The rtuaiistic churches helt
midnight services on wednesday, and about
that hour the streets we're full of young people
who evidently thought that going to church a
that witehing hour was far more delightful
than during the prosy hours of daylight. New
ertheless, all the churches were largely attend
ed yesterday. The decorations of many of tn
places of worship are more beautiful this year
Than ordinarily.
Next week promises much in the way
gayety. On Monday evening the "wsshington
German Club" will give q german at Marini's
hall. On "Wednesday the marriage of Miss
Campbell and MIR. ". Oswald Charlton will
take place at p. m, at st. Matthews church.
The reception to take place after the ceremony.
will be only for the relatives and immed late
New Years day, the festivities properly belong
ing to that day will he duly enjoyed, and then
our gay season par excellence will be fairly in
augurated. On the 9th of January the "Bach-
elors' give german at Marini's, and on the
It'll the Marquis and Marquse de NoailleS will
give their farewell ball.
Lady Thornton and Miss Thornton are both
we are glad to hear, recovering from the recen:
indisposition from which they have been suf-
fering.
- The tasteful and admirably designed cards
of the cadets OF the L. S. Naval Academy are
out for their annual ball Jan. 9th. 1t is, we
hear, to be decidedly fine affair, and the cit,
of Washington are making preparations to 60
down to Annapolis to be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-26

The EDWIN FORREST HoME.-The trustees
under the charter granted by the legfsl allure of
pennsylvania for the or ganization of the baquest
under the will of the late Edwin Forrest to es-
tablish what is known as the edwin Forrest
Home,' for the benefit of aged and disabled
actors and actresses, met in Philadelphia Tues
DAY Autographed with w. s. Stoke charm an
Poorest Home" is to be located on the well
Know estate OF the deceased tragedian, Spring
Brook, two miles from frankfort, sixty acre.
OF which are set apart for the purpose referred
TO. After the settlement of the affairs of the
deceased, including the claim of Mrs. Sinclair
all the residue of the property is to be concen-
hated upon the erection OF the buildings the
cultivation OF the grounds, and the general
management OF the great endowment, under the
control of the trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-26
EASE FOR THE PETIT

Oh, WHITE, CHIRoPoDIsr, No. s3a 18th street.
the Treasury. removes Oorns withs 1t pain
treats bunions, troublesome Mails, vascular II.
Ohiielsfns, and other disordsfS ef the
nent physiciane. surgeons, and thousands Of other
ven nn9wn ana responsible persons. Twelve years
sctioal rperfence throughout the United ststes
and O,oadss previous 10 being located in WANING.
ny increastne patronage, ENABLES charging the mod.
stNe zee q one dollar Per visit. Once hour from
e N; 10 m. ewing TO pres OF business durin9
once nours DR.. Whi.s Il unable to attend Datienfs
excsH eUer p. m. nov2o-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-26

AoQUIrrAL OF ExM MAYOR HALL, oPN. "
The trial Of ex- Mayor Hall, of New York, for
criminal neglect of duty when mayor of that
city by negiecting to pay just attention to the
auditing Of bills against it was termin ated day
before yesterday by a verdict of acquittal. In
his last trial the jury we're unable to agree, but
Hall, while in q large measure culpabie for
negligence which cost New York 20 much
through the frauds Of public officials, was
really no party to the crimes of which his CO.
officials were guilty, and from which he profited
nothing, and really did not appreciate or even
eukpect until too late.
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Murderous ARRAY in "a Disreputa5le
EfansR.

LANCASTER, y. H.. December "a bloody
tracas took place at Grovelton "Wednesday eve
ming, growing ont OF an attempt by Mich ael
O'Leary and a ETencbman named Rockwell
doth were iUtoXicsted) to enter a house OF
questionable repute owned by a Frenchmau
named Gouye. The result was the death OF
Gouye and bis son, young man, who was
KILLED by O'Leary with a club, and the mortal
wOundlng OF Rockwell with an axe by old
Gouye, and had wound on O'LearY's head
from club used by the female inmates OF the
lOuse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-26
Our Flag InsuIted Again.

NEW YORK, December ga Kew West sps-
cial savs an outbreak was threatened at Safi'i-
ago de Cuba on the 18TH instant, when the
american consul displayed his HI g on his hotel
The citizens insisted that the hotel was not the
Consulate. Ihe tag was finally taken dnNn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-26

PHLADELFHIA, December 25.-MOst of the
cotton and wool factories are in full operation
at reduced wages. The carpet manufactures,
with very fow exceptions, are all closed, owing
principally TO differences existing between the
W. AYERS and manufactures, caused by the lat
ter making reduction ia the price OF weaving
OF two cents per ward. The manufactures, as
general thing. say that the price OF carpets
has been reduced 70 much. aud sales are 90 low,
that they are not very anxious TO start up, even
if the men would agree TO work at the proposed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-26
Rafferty, Escape. the Ro,e

CHICAGO, December Z6.-Three judges of the
supreme court of Illinois have united in grant
ing writ of supersede : in the case of Chris
Rafferty,, who was to have been hanged Al
Waukegan, under sentence upon his third con-
viction Tor the murder Of Policeman D Meara in
this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-26
christmas Ca

a no.. .,-co~bgE ss-The second floor of
n. -se OF Ill farcs in this city gave way last
sht' rrceipitsrng the inmates 20 the base
i1ent- girl named Jennie Griffin was killed
an' several others injured.
false alarm OF fire last night caused a panic
among crowd ofpers0ns engaged IN a dance
at heller's Hall, and in the rush to escape from
the building several persons jumped from the
windows or the second story and we're seriously
injured.
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A Frasricidal Shooting Match and N
HANGING

DAYTON, OHTo, December cat shooting
match Yesterday at Riga, a village near here,
two brothers, John and Henry Stowe, quar-
relied about loading gun, and John called
Henry a liar, when Henry drew revolver aud
shot John, killing him instantly. The spects-
tors being much excited caught and hung Hem
~ 10 the limb of q tree, and when lac was taken
down life was extinct. Too much whisky
caused the mischief,
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The siege Of Cartageua

PORT san att.aS bkEACSEs"-rss I'll
TAI EXPLOSION BATTERY.
LONDON, December Especial DISPATCHES
rom Cartagena announce that Fort San Ja-
han; one OF the strongest defences of the city,
1as been preached. An accidental explosion in
ferrial battery yesterday killed twenty officers
and men OF the besieeing force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-26
~ The boys Of Paiucah are initiating the ex-

ploits Of the kuklux.
redwood trees planted in Santa Cruz.
SsL, 10 wears ago have attained SO feet in
nei9nt and nearly three feet In lam cter Al the
oVNo lees than 50 ex-rebei osseia,s o..,r.,
eeafs in the House OF Representatives q pder ~
"tyrannicar "bayonet rule Of the a. wiItsr.
despot at the White House."
e0syracuse IN: " letter carriers are ,n.
that house keepers may prepare 10 .nso s, ~
door promptly. ~P'e me
"a gentleman writing letter cooc,,a.s :,
- sohovs .Give Everybody's love TO EVER.
eeds being fergotted BY SemeSedy." A'y-
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NATIONAL THEATER.
Mr.. j. q. sAvILLE.....Solo Lessee and Director

GRAND HOLIDAY ATTRACTION
TUESDAY,, DECEMBER %, EVERY EVEN
ING, ANAS, AND SATURDAY NATiNEEs.
Az entirely original dr anna, in four acts, By Mr.
George fawcstt kOwe entitled
THE GENEVA CROSS
As acted for nine weeks to crowded houses at the
Union Square Theatre, New York; received on its
fTst representation here by q delighted audience
with great demonstrations Of applause, and uRiver
sally pronounced the finest scenic display ever
In this city. Enthusiastic reception Of the cele-
brated cornet smi~ist Mr.. Henry 8. Page, from
Covent Garden Tb zatre, London, who will appear
each evening and At the matinees In one Of his nm
riyslled solos HIGrand Christmas and Saturday
ASTRAY.D tec19.tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-26

A SrHDAy PRIzR FIGHr on Love IsIANn-
Dan Donovan and j ack Cummings fought for
s21Q at sands Point, L. l., last Sunday. The
next eight in Donovan's. The men were METZ iHte
evenly matched, and at the beeinninS 81 ths
esenseenn round were SLOW TO como 3 time.
donovan Won the fight by rushing 1t CumminSs
ana knocktnR him down all In 3 han. Thsv
fought forty EIGHT minutes, 10y