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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-01

transportation to other cities procured from
Governor Of District OF Columbia, 2S; number Of
broken pumps, hydrants and dangerous exesya-
100; number or notices served for Board Of HEALTH
Los. Sick ayd destitute persons sent to hospi-
lows wi 9i. H the asyig aos PoV
denee hospital, 81; Government hospital for the
insane. 81; EIsedmen's hospital, 3; Oolumbia
hospital u; ChildIen's HOSPITAL, JAN hospital,
/; Women's Christian Association home, Total,
The following is synopsis Of work done by the
police telegraph. There have been ss,2u mes
sages received and transmitted 1t the Central
once, classified as follows: Dead animals re-
ported, 1897; dead animals reported to health
Office, 1,l67; animals lost and description tele-
Rraphed, $50; vehicles lost and description tele-
graphed, %; children lost and description tsls-
vehicles reported found, %; children reported
found, 10; oineers summoned to court, 100; on
GERS ask to wear citizens clothes 20I; prisoners
for van, 4230; orders issued by major and SUPER
inten dent, 80; orders Issued by captain and in
spector, $50; orders issued by heutenants of pre-
geOns sent for, q; tines coroner has been noti-
Fed, 116 alarms Of fire, 80; inquiries for lost per-
sons $50; citizens summoned 70 court, - persons
reserves ordered, IN; dispatches to and from
health office, 2a3o: dispatches on sanitsry ousI-
ness. rs; dispatches on personal matters, AGO;
A large number have been sent between the
different precinct stations Of which no record has
The whole number Of arrests during the year
has been Is, 1872 Of which IL lZ2 were males; 2O7O
were females, $50 were married; $3.50 we're sin
gle; s,sel could read and write; 4,sSl could not
read and write.
The offences may be classified as follows: or
fences against the person, 7,502 males; 1851
females. Offences against property, s,6So males;
513 females.
of.be cases reported, the following dispositions
were made: 4 ,e46 were dismissed; IT were turned
over to the military; 1,29s were sent 70 jail for
court; 1T gave bail for court; lao were sent to
the Work-house; 261 gave security TO keep he
peace; so were sent to the Reform school; IS not
disposed Of, and in 80 cases various light pun
ishmsnts inflicted.
Zines have been imposed in 382o cases, amount
ing in all to tST,24s.25, follows: In District OF
Columbia SEES, GA 80; in United States cases.
t7,14575; in District Of Columbia cases appealed,
81 l26; IN United States cases appealed, ~ 100.
Total, s37, 24s.25.
The number Of destitute furnished with lodging
has been during the year, III; lost children re-
stored to parents, 176 sick disabled assisted or
taken to hospitals 6l2; horses cattle or vehicles
found astray and restored to owners ISL; doors
loft open and secured BY police, 40; fires attended
in the District lo3; accidents reported, T;nQuests
attended, As; dead and abandoned persons and in.
fants found, 4S; suicides, 8; friendless persons
buried on orders given by District authorities,
154.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-01

street Northwest will recefve on New Years
nav and viii bs assisted Nv Miss Hannah M.
PerSinss Of Wilripgton, i3si.- and MIS- Kate
syS6nson n PhiladeiGhfS - =
ME-! 3D.. "a MI ar,s, mi HS ra.ssHe ~
hs- 80 resSdenca NJ Is1I Eiave1th strasf rorth
West t''t1S'0'' w. 49, s''-
Mrs A n U,lhipaon vvt1l raca,va ber friena.
AT No Ia s1eet nOItk w reOsiYe her 'flsn0'
miss Kiffv WTiSht viii Seealva bar fyiends AT
seventh.
Wilson, N I street northwest.
Mrs. AonEo weeks, ct her residence, el9 Y
Rawson and Miss Fannie ]. sturgis Of Brook
lyn. N. Y.
Mrs. E. W. woodruff, Mrs. John r. Ergood
their n1enos on New Years Day a. the residence
oi tne lAttes, oorner Oi Renlh And suee's north
Miss Blanehe Whtpple. assisted by Mrs. O, T.
Widstrand. at No. Ill K street northwest
Mrs. J. O. Wilson and daughters, at the new
assisted By tie Misses Boteler, Harvey and Hoi,
lngshead. -na a. ...ssf-
Mrs Gen; Wallen and the Misses Wallen viii
ceiVing At her residence, no A street southeast,
Capitol HID.
Mrs: y y. Whitney :, h viii receive her nisnds at
500 Twelfth street
MRS. SIMON Wolf her daughter Florence and
Miss Wittgenstein, Of Louisville, KY, a. 707 I
street northwest
Mrs. H. II; Wells, assisted By Mrs. Throekmer-
ton, Of New Jersey: Mrs II. III. Wells, IT., Mrs. J..
F.LaDgWorthy and Miss Wells will receive at her
residence on the northwest corner oINinth and NJ
streets.
Mrs. Dayton s.. Ward will receive with Miss
Julia Hanson, ct so4 Indiana avenue.
Mrs. w. v. s. Wilson, assisted by Mrs. Wag-
ner and Mrs. Hallet, at 1850 Corcoran street.
Mrs. J. B. Noolley, assisted BY Mrs. ID. Stier-
a. , M n st-ssi - va
,,1
Mrs: Eipnon a Lo1ngS; aSSistsa 9y mrs Jonn
n. n anu 1r =. w mTouI n, VIII secelye
oenee OF the IOrmeI' CORNER Oh HenIn anu streets
noILnnS 1s II r, -. ..-,..., -. - A.,
Mrsi ~; d; y 1arrSW assisted py nsr friend
MIss : una haL tthB' Vi HiSSsOuIs' ~ NJ. 1871
"a.
Mrs. W. T. ZantEinger, at her residence, No.
SS6 street northwest, assisted by her daughters.
~ avopaprowu
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s henLy ~; ~ N0OHs, essi &c. LIT: u
SO0he, ahH Issda O0oAe' ~ 'ner loS-
uenoe " os " y StIees. A.. 4.
MIS-; .: 3; heorlek WI recetYe tne iriends Oh
heLseh anu husg gi ~ % EHSt stIeeI. =
Mrs Ee95ES hil anu ssSISseo W
M i EiS ~ W VII receNe
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INTKRRsTIN REUNION.
ANNIVERSARY OF THE X. T. r. Sc
ElETY

ANNIVERSARY OF THE K. +. R. SO
ClETY.
TIE club house OF the X. F. r. Society was the
scene Of avery pleasant reunion on Wednesday
evening last, the occasion being the celebration
Of the fourth snniversary Of the society, and the
welcoming home from other parts OF the Union OF
many Of the old members, among whom we ind
Jesse r. Grant, Ithica, N. Y; II. NJ. QUITS, Bos-
ton; W. Cole. San francisco; VIM. Almy, Brook
lyn, and NJ. n. Duncan, Brrokvflle, Nd
The eKercises consisted of an address Of Well
come" by Macdonald douglass; poem, written
especially for the occasion and entitled shoulder
to Shoulder read BY L. q. Chew; essay on 'sThe
Duties OF the Present." By A. X. Parrlss, and
very amusing sketch entitled "a Christmas
Whom The entire programmes was so well ex-
eeuted that II merited the hearty applause ire
quently and generally bestowed. The exercises
over, sll partook Of Refreshments, aad after Q
verse or two OF nAald Lang Synei all separated,
only 70 be bound closer By the dear and fri5ndly
tie6 shat unite them to the X. T. r.
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THE CRNTENyIAL TEA PARTY

As some Of the reports spread abroad regard
ing the results Of the recent Centennial tea
party" are producing false impression, 1t may
be well enough 10 state that no authoritative an
nouncement has yet been made as to the gross
receipts or the net proceeds Of that enterprise
The reason for this is that returns from ali the
very numerous band OF ladies who devoted time,
labor and their best efforts TO make 1t the grand
success W hich II proved have not been received
by the executive committee, nor are they eK-
pected until after the holiday festivities have re-
leased the ladies from those household and so
cal cares which claim their preference. II may
be said, however, that while the amount Of money
actually realized from sgch an enterprise for the
national Centennial fund was q secondary con-
sideLation TO that Of the popularizstion of the
and bsnesth the dome Of the Capitol building,
yet the net proceeds promise TO be far from de-
spisabks.
Out ofsome three Thousand ave hundred tickets
disposed OF and the profits upon sales amer pay
ing for decorations and materials in stock, and
all other expenses 81 IL believed that the net pro-
ceeds VIII amount 70 lully 81 go. Grossly eEag-
gerated estimates OF the attendance have obtained
currency far exceeding the capacity of the space
dTed.
It should b sscOlleetsd that very little was do
mated 10 the committee except tbs use Of the
Rotunda and nc gas-light. with sons decorating
material. Thers were several extensive pur-
ehAses made By the committee, nOtsbly their
which involved Considerable 0utlays bsyeod the
ordinary expenses amending similar entertain
ments.
HoUsTer. the ofleiaI abatement II the oaesrs
Of the Warrington committee AID the report OF
Miss SedgWiek, treasurer OF the funds, will set
all anxiety of the people abroad at rest with re-
gard TO the fidelity with which the ladies Of the
executive committee have peEfegmed their duties.
1t Is not necessary 70 add that Euch evidence is
superhuous Il. this community Wheye ell OF them
are we'll known.
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CHRJST1rAS ERTATNlfEyT

CHRISTMAS ENTERTALNMENT.
The Christmas entertainment Of the Sunday
school Of the Christian church, on Vermont ave-
nue., near Fourteenth street northwest, h. Clay
Stier superintendent, was given Wednesday even
ing, December 80, to q. crowded house.
Part was an object lesson on Faith, Hope and
Love, consisting Of songs, recitauons and resu-
ings, and tAbleaux Of Faith, Hope and Love.
The performers were Misses Hillman, Roach,
Henry, Slmms, Fawcett, McRAe, De MoWbrsy
and Sitter, Mr.W.W. DUNCAN, and Masters ROose
and Reynolds.
Part 2 consisted of recitations by the junior
members Of the school, songs, chorutes, sc, and
the tableaux Of Hagar and Ishmasl In the
desert and the Artists Studio.
Books, dolls, sc, were distributed to the whole
school. Valuable presents were made as follows:
To Rev. B. II. Hayden, box Of hAndkerchlefs;
Mrs. Hillman, the associate superintendent q
silk umbrella; Miss Tingle, the organist, piano
stool; TO the superintendent, silver walter aud
goblets and book. Ice-cTeam and cake was then
distributed to the entire audience. The singing
was under the direction Of Messrs. ]. T. Hall and
H. i. Shepard.
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THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT COURT - CHIEF JUSTICE
CARTIER

CIRCUIT COURT - CHIEF JUSTICE
GARTER.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Campbell vs.. The Popular Life insurance Com
pany. The jury in this case came into court and
announced that they were unable to agree, and
they were thereupon discharged.
American Butt Company vs.. Kelly. This Is an
action begun Wednesday, in which the plaintiffs
sue the defendant for q, 800 for manufacturing
patent butt hinges to his ORDER. The defence
pleads that the butts were DOT properly made.
The case occupied the court all day, and was not
concluded.
The court then adjourned until Saturday.
CRIMINAL COURT-MR. JUSTICE MAO
ARTHUR.
This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Matthew Thompson, witness who refused to
appear In the case Of The District vs.. WEIGH, q
contempt.
John Collins was fined s1o5 on conviction for
ceiling liquor without license. Adjourned.
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ZEE eREAr HAvoRITE VIM FHE LApIEs.
CITY ITEMS,


scHKNcK's PULMoSIo SYRUP, SEA wBKD TONIC
AND MANDRAKE PILLS.
These deservedIy celebrated and popular medi-
cines have effected a revelation in the healing
art, and proved the fallacy Of several maxims
winch havI Tor many years oostructed the pro-
Kress Of medical science. The false superstition
that consumption Is iDcuraDle" deferred phySi-
clans from attempting to ind remedies fcE that
disease, and patients afflicted with IL reconciled
themselves 20 death without making an effort &c
escape fror- doom which they supposed to be
unavoidable. It is now proved, however, that
consHmptica can be cured, and that it has been
cured IN very great number Of cases lsOme Of
them apparently desperate ones) BY Sehenek's
Pulmonie Syrup Slone, and In other cases BY the
same medicine In connection with Schenek's Sea
Weed Tonic and MsndrAke Pulls, one or both, ac-
eordinR to the requirements Of the case
Dr.Schepek himself, who enjoyed uninterrupted
good health for more than forty years, was sup
posed Mt enc time to be at tie very gate OF death,
his ply sicians having pronounced his case hope
less and abandoned him to bis fate. He was cured
by the Aforesaid medicines, and since hisrecovery
many thousands similarly affected have used DR..
Sehenek's preparations with the same remarkable
success.
Full directions accompany each, making It not
absolutely necessary to personally see DR..
Schenek, u.llssS patients wish their lungs exam
ined, and for this purpose he is professionally at
his principal ONCE, corner Sixth and Arch
streets, Philadelphia, every Monday, where all
letters for advice must be addressed. Schenekis
medicines are sold by all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-01
EVENING GLASSES

The instruction given at the Young Mems
Christian Association during the evenings supply
q long felt want in cur midst, and the projectors
cannot be too highly commended. The classes
include German, French, Latin, Greek and the
the first in the city. The second quarter CON-
menees on Monday next, and those contemplating
q quarters hard study in any Of the above
branches should not lose this grand opportunity.
All the particulars as TO hours, etc, can be had
by applying at the rooms, corner Ninth and d
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SUNDAY SCBOOL CONCERT

A most interesting entertainment was given
last night by Grace NJ. E. church, corner Of Ninth
and streets northwest. After prayer by the
Rev Mr.. Hobbs, the school sang "CIaP Your
Hands for JOY, Little Barefoot - solo aud duet
by the o sisters was excellent, and brought forta
a shower Of applause. "The way they keep q
seeret".was also very good. This was certainly
the best concert thas has been given in this city
for some time, and the officers Of the school de-
serve great credit.
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THE FIRE WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
GARD FROM CHIEF ENGINEER cRoN1N

GARD FROM CHIEF ENGINEER CRONIN.
To the Editor Of the National Rspu6IieSn:
SIR: The article in THE REPUBLICAN Of yes
terdsy In relation to the fire reflects unjustly on
the fire department. II says: "NeIther did the
department respond with that alacrity and get
into operation with that sTiftness that usually
characterIZes their movements" The above Is
incorrect. The following is the time made By
the several companies which responded to that
alarm, viz: No. engine company, four minutes
to box, six inmates and thirty seconds in service;
minutes and ifty seconds In service: No. engine
company, seven minutes to box, eleven minutes
IN service; truck company, four minutes and Atty
seconds to box and six minutes in service. A rea-
sonable allowance Of time should be given tho
men to make their attachments, SC, which can
not be made as quickly IN the winter as in the
summer. MARTIN CROJIN,
Chief Engineer Fire Department.
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4 WALKING ADHERTLSENBYF.


DR.. r. v. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear SRI am q walking advertisement for
your Golden Medical Discovery, Purgative Pei
let's ard DR.. Sage's CstarTh Remedy, they haY-
i1g cIfei re- Of catarrh Of nine years standing,
which vas sc bad that IL disogured my nose, and,
while curing IL, your medicines also cured me of
asthma Il its worst and most aggravated form.
Before using your medicines I had become re-
duced in 1esh from one hundred and fifty-fTe
to one hundred and fifteen pounds, and now
weigh one h7ndred and sixty-tWo pounds, and
an in better health than have enjoyed for
twenty years. Yours truly,
TIE above is but fair sample Of hundreds Of
letters which are received by DR.. Pierce, and in
the face Of such evidence who can longer doubt
that the Doctors medicines cure the worst cases
Of chronic catarrh?
TIE GREAT FAvoRITE WITH THE LADIES.
VIM. Forsyth Bynum Son, druggists, OF Live
Oak, Els., write, Sept. 10, 1874, as follows:
tDR. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y.-Your Gold
en- Medical Discovery and PurgatiTe Pellets sell
VeIy LARGELY and give complete satisfaction, as
numbers Of our customers and friends testify with
pleasure. Your EaVorite Prescription is, indeed,
the great fayorite with the ladies, and numbers
can say with Joy that 1t has saved them from
eking out miserable life or meeting with prems-
tuTe death, and restored them TO health and hap
piness."
Thousands Of women bless the day on which
known 20 them A single bottle often gives deli
cate snd suffering women more relief than
months Of Treatment from their family ph ysician.
In all thGEs arrangements causing baek-ache,
dragging down sensations, nervous and general
debility, it is q sovereign remedy. Its soothing
and healing properties render 1t OF the utmost
value to ladies suffering from internal fever,
congestion, Inflammation or ulcerstioa, and its
Strengthening effects tend to correct displacement
Of internal parts, the result ofweakness Of natur
al supports. Iii sold BY all druggists.
DR.. Pieree's pamphlet on diseases peculiar to
women will be sent to any address on receipt of
two stamps. Address as above.
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SAVE vouR nooTos,s a1I1a.

When DR.. wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
will cure coughs, colds, bleeding At ire lungs,
and arrest the fell destroyer, Consuw ption, It
does more than most physicians can do The use
Of . single bottle will satisfy the fncredulous
that they need look no further for the required
aid. Fifty cents and one dollar botIle, large
bottles much the CHEAPER.
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let him him buy 1t and take Il home like a man,
and not sneak home With . bottle Of "Bltters,n
or Cordial" and pretend that it is medicine. IL
Re wants q tonic that is something better than q
temporary stimulant. he should get a bottle OF
Peruvian Syrup, ian Iron Tonic, that win vital
Ire the blood and give durable strength 70 the
system.
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POLICE COMMISSIONERS
ADDITIONAL PRIvATEs APPOINTED

ADDITIONAL PRIVATRS APPOINTED-
LIQUOR LICENSES APPROVED.
The Board Of Metropolitan Police, ut its meet
ing yesterday, among other business, transacted
the following:
W. ]. Jeiiers and R. ]. Dawson were appointed
additional privotes for duty at the United States
magazine for six months; Robert Brown, an 3D.
ditiOnal private for six months, for duty on z
street and Rhode Island avenue, from Thirteenth
to Fifteenth street northwest.
The following liquor licenses were approved:
5. NJ. b. Scross, Jacob NeWrath, Abraham
Wambold, John BrasnRn, Alexander Mofitt,
Adam Koch, Francis Brandner q. S. Burley
John D. Wallace, Frederick Friedman, Annie
Miller, Thomas Jones. John H DeShieIis, John
Campbell, Charles Gerhardt, Chas. H Miller
Rudolph Peterson, Henry Miller and James j.
FLAMING The following were disappruved:
John NJ. Mueller, James Cannon, james Nc
Ocean, Fitzgerald & Nash,
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QUERY7
What shall give him for Christmas present.
ANSWER.

ANSWER.
What is more approsEiate than
AN OYEROOAT. -
A PAIR OF KID GLOVES. o1SI
OR A HANDSOME SCARE.
A large stock now on hand to select from.
GENTLEMEN'S FINE BLACK CLOTH
DRESS FROCK COATS, AND ENGLISH
a IlRGE Line OF BOYS AND YOUNG
MEMS SUITS from q 70 go: -,,
with and without Uape5.
SUITS FOR THE LITTLE ONES from to
GH fSII5 Il Ms ToGA OvERCoArs.
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS OVERCOAT5.
FlRsT-CLASS CLOTHING at the lowest
Now Is the time for HOLIDAY CLOTHING
e25 PennsylVanis avenue.
wIsTAR's WILD CHERRY BALsAM-This Bal
samic compound has become home nixtqre.
Let all who suffer, and have in vain attempted to
cure their coughs, colds, bronchial or pulmonary
complaints, make use Of this uneqnsled remedy.
50 cts. and q bottle, large bottles much the
cheaper.
THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN CHANGED
by the use Of the Peruvian Syrup "a protozjds Of
iron) from weak, slekly, suffering creatures, to
invalids cannot reasonably hesitate to give It .
trial. For Dyspepsia and Debility it is specific.
nO TO Sl.OOo
invested IN Stocks and Gold pays no per cent. Q
month. Send for particularE Tumbridge Co.,
Bankers, Wan street, New York.
rHuRsroA's ivory PEGRL roorH PovpKa
used daily Will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
Twenty-Five and my eents per bottle.
JouvxH's IaoDoRoUs KID-GLovE CLEA1KR
VII renoYate soiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoMPsoH's PoMADE OPTIMR Is equal to the
best French, and but half the price. Twenty-Five
and any cents ger bottle.
WIS STRxEeTHKzTEa PLAsrKRs are the
very best. All sold BY druggists
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DocLEY's YEAST POWDER is always strictly
pure, srd also put up In full weight. = costs no
more than impure Baking Powders q light or
short weight.
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!. SPECIALITY.

4 SPECIALITY.
Full dress coats, satin or silk Hired, equal 10
any eustom-made garment, can = had only at
A. SAKs & Co.'S,
SO Seventh street.
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FULL DRESS COATS,
for receptions and New Year calls, sl3 and up
ward, At a. SAKs & Co.'s,
3i6 Seventh streat
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NEW YEAR CALLS.
Rpr receptions, Esplete line Of full dress baits
at A. SAKs 4 Co.'S,
aleSeVenth street,
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NEW YEAR CALLS.
LETTFR FROM ANNA POLLS.

For receptions, replete line OF full dress suits,
at 81. A. SAKs & Co.'s,
S1o Seventh street.
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LETTER FROM ANNAPOLIS.
tCorresponC eDee OF the National Republican,
ANNAPOLIS, December 81, 1874.
The Methodist and Presbyterian congregations
OF this city will observe the usual annual week Of
prayer that is held underline auspices ofLhe Evan
gelical Alliance The meetings win be held alter
nately in the two Methodist churches, and the
regular programme for the week commencing on
January T. 1876, viii be adhered TO- with the sddi-
tion Of especial services in the cause Of temper
ance.
The charge Of cruelty to Cadet Midshfpman
Wallace, recently deceased is denied at the Ma
val Academy, and especially BIS falling from the
ranks from exhaustion. He had done very little
studying since he had been at the Institution, and
was cent to the hospital about the Sd fthe
month.
Mrs F. X. Steele, Of Folly's Point farm, sit
uated about four miles from Annapolis, had on
yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock, eight
Merino sheep killed and mutilated by dogs.
Business Affairs are very dull In this section,
and even the news has caught the Infection
Oysters are bringing from 50 to IS cents per
bushel. Some boats load here and give employ
ment to oy stermen. but the packing establish
ments are doing little.
Ice formed On the bay shore last night r.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR TALUABLES.
Call and examine the fire and ourglAr-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
Keeping Of securities, jewels silYer-Ware or other
Valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
TGkev6rnias Jronfhe Chicogo and Boston ares
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+ INCOLN HALL.
ROYAL MARIONETTEs.

JOHN =. McDONOUGH..... ..........--.M Mana
ID. A. EAhN0hAH IrealSu a.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
Last day hut one. Grand New Years Matinee
2. This evening ats.
This Is the largest and most valuable exhibit e
ever presented to the public, nothing like IL ~,
ing ever be seen before and we safely assert ti
for completeness Of detail, gOrgeousness Of
and stage efeCts, splendor OF wardrobe, peri o.
ton Of modelling, faultless manipulation, intric
OF mechanism, and general tout ensemble, suel. )
magnificent entertainments has never before b ga
exhibited. Imported from Europe at q cost q
SIS, COO. Three distinct Ehtertainments-