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HUMPTY DUMPTY.

.'The Olympic Theatre dcnsely 6llcd with an nte
gent. by uniahonabe and very audi
ence. No standing left unoccupicd. . All
the indications that the venerable Humpty has entered
another long :un.'-Sun, April 10
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"Robert Fraser Il excellent clown being quiet and
easy aud the French school has evidently
Ills model His Is mobile aud capsule expires
sion and his agile and graceful &C
Anril
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HuMPTY DUMPTY.

1.-THE pantommc Is greeted with universal applause by
immense audiences Gorgeous scenery aud won
derful tricks."-Teegrnm, April IL.
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lIuMPTy DUMPTY.


"Humpty Dumpy Is as great favorte As when he was
first there eight The theatre crowded
the occasion Of each performance."-S April -.
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1.-THE attendance all last large people
being unable obtain admission the theatre and It IL
apparent that the pmntomime has lost OF Its old hold
upon popular favor. n-Exprcss, April "a
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/ nUMPTY DuNPTY.

"Humpty Dumpty Il. II possible brilliant in tho re-
vva IAN IL at first Tho reproduction u notable
OF the present season Sunday Times. April ~
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HUMPTY DUMPTY.

.Humpty Dufnpty has into glorious popularity at
the Olympic The setting Of the piece IL c particularly
In the baet scenes and the new and hand
somo u--World. April 70.
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| HuNpTY DUMpTy.
HUMrTY DUMPTY.

I'm all Of detail and the
piece well given eore.nHerald, April H.
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THE clown Mr. Robert Fraser lie Is u good
His action Is bold expressive continuous He Is vital
chevous reckless troubcsom He keeps scene
comic turmoil Tribune, April IL.
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HUMPTy DUMPTY.
| HuMPTY DUMPTY.

"The reproduction Of the panommc last night must be
accounted u complete success n-Tmes April Ia
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HUMPTY puMPTY.

Tho scenery - and very hnc and the Ingenious
In the transformation elected great
plAuse. World. April Ia
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"TTumpty DUmpty Is jolly assure yon have snioye,
Humpty Dumpty 10 night greatly WILD Oats. April ~
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posals win be opened at halfpast nine A. N

These proposals will be opened at hafpast nine A. NJ
on May 10.
The lease OF rooms at No. III Nassau street, occu-
pic by the Public Administrator, viii expire on Monday
next No provisions have yet been made 10 accom-
modate tais oifcial for the ensuing year
Receiver Of Taxes Mcmahon acknowledges the re-
CENT OF the following during the past week
April % ss455 70; oath, s29s5 81; 25h s7,s7e as;
25th SIS 293 III 2sth IS, Isl a. 2slh, s6dos So Total
So. 405 A.
The licenses granted by Mayors Marshal Kelly since
last report amount to S725 %
The Department Of Public Works has received the
following during tho past week Vault permits,
SO 436 81: sewers s340 material sold s7l 81; water
rents and penalties. 50, go 80 Total, Sl0,02S %
Collection Of Cruton rents for 1876 will be
menced to morrow by the Commissioner OF Public
Works. No penalty will be imposed from May ! 10
August l for non-paymsnts Five per cent will be
added from August to November !, and after this
latter date ten per cent
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TnE PUBLIC FLocKING TO SEE IT.

THE PUBLIC FLOcKING TO SEE IT.
THE PRESS UNANIMOUS IN ITS PRAISE
t is not only Its history. but It's present
which It's vitality; from ls TO 1870 standing
only. the nightly order this theatre but during
that period the house completely filled than
last night.n-Herad. April IL.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY l87e-QUADRUPLE SHEET
AMUsEMENTs.


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STII AVENUE THEATRE
- Proprietor and Manager. Mr. AUGUsrIN DALi
TwENTy.FIRsr WEEK
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Real Estate rrauseerv.

Toe following have recently been flied for
record In the Office Of the Recorder OF Deeds:
north half 26, square 81; s1,oS0. Brsdley
Barlow 10 c. 9. Huntley, sub Is. square 1874,
end subs II and p. square 1913; to s, square
1922 west part II, subs ID. a. So, 80, 80, and 5,
square 1877; Is, II, Is and 10, square 1914; sii,-
425. Barlow TO Huntley, lots Ii and i3, square
1874; IA, square ISL; north half IS and lot 80,
3, square 10; 5. j. 3. wiiiiams ond to s3 &.
F. Z. Richardson, sub 10, square 33s: IS yO5O.
Richardson to Virginia E. Clayton, part 5,
Caroline z. Thomas, sub X, square SIC:
$500 q. c. Bruehl to August ID. HIrsb.
part 3, square AZ; $500. James McDonough
81 $50; Joseph Hirst to George A. Mark,
part 8, square 35s; 500. l.. Chapel to J. II
Burke, SUD 81, square $50; $500. q. W.
Eietcher Ct al, trustees. 70 B. II: Warner,
and II, square 1122; a., 600. Maria Johnson
TO Agnes Washington and Eliza Wayburn,
part =, squarel 2il; $50. A. r. Shepherd to
l.. Chapel 10 Joseph Williams, sue 81,
square 900; $, 900. E. Rowland ct al. trus-
tees, to Betsy Richardson, sub 70. square
to Elizabeth q. Nelson, sub 2, so usre I7s;
s1,26i. P. Giddings to 7. N. IL, SUB 81,
to James T. and H. B. Castleman, lot 6,
square AGO; s20,soo. Daniel Bride to w.
c. Duhamel, part I aud 2, square
Co.cU. .. Thyne. TO
Jsmes h. NewliD, sub Q, square 1911; 1880.
j. F. Luckett to John Frame. lot is SOU are
596; 500. o, III. Rundell TO L. T. Follansbee,
part 10, square S5S; $500. Randall Hsgler to
8. Thayer Albert, undivided 0 OF parts 6
and I, tquare 40, 81 500. ]. III. Cook, trustee,
TO I. N. Gill, part 16, square ~; $3.50. Mary
+. StlckDey 10 j. III. Cook, trustee, part 16,
square "; 600. James Fraser to T. n. Gill,
lot IS, square 3S7; $500. r. Downing to
Lizzie Kaufman, part 5, square 426; 81, 500
Moses Kelly tn G. Heuricn, sub. IS and Sc,
square lie; q, lN. George 8. Martin to GrIf-
fin g. Martin, north half lot "A, square So:
$1,000. T. Murphy to John Mulcahey, sub
At, square, 465; 81 ,0I5. II. X. Randall to Ma
tilda g. Sener, part IS, square II; S175. Ann
NJ: Farley to Matilda Tyler, sub. 43, square
594; $50. B. Milburn, trustee, to j, F. Der
gaman, parts % to 81. square OPS; 800; and
part IA, square, 712; 500. l.. Fleming to John
Corrigan. north half sub, 81, square Al; 500.
G. w. Stickney, trustee, to w. Il. Moses,
south half % and %, square 60; S225, T. F.
Gatchell to George Mason, undivided half
sub: 81, square ga; s25. John Kehl to ]. ].
Kebl, sub. p, square 545; 81 500. Citizens
Building Co. to q. A. Shehan, undivided
third. sub. c, square 363; 81, $50. II. II. Tall
madge TO John l.. Miller, sub. 20, square I64,
$1,000.
THE ICE KING REFRIGERATOR at greatly
reduced prices at Cos It'll street.
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THE COAL CoMPANIEs.-The coal compa-
MES have been the victims of the delusion
that by pulling hard enough and long enough
and all together they would hold themselves
In the air py their boot straps. No matter
what became OF the rest of the world, they
would take care of themselves by their i'm
pregnable and united monopoly. This delu-
sion has been very general in business enter
Prise In this country In the past few years.
1t mas been the theory of numberIess combi-
nations, trades unions and associations,
which have each tried to emancipate q GER
tain business, craft or manufacture from the
influence Of law Of supply and demand,
and 1t has always failed In severe crisis
The failure In the coal trade Is the repetition
OF failures in the petroleum trade, In wheat
corners, In tnoppOrtune strikes, in the regu-
lation OF insurance rates, and many other
instances. The plain moral OF 1t Is that we
are all part Of each other, we cannot lift our.
selves on from the earth by our suspenders,
and emancipate ourselves from the econOmi.
cal tendencies Of the time; we must make 1t
our policy to conform to them, not to defy
them.-lEringtietd Republican.
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Three of the present Turkish military
leaders are veterans OF the Crimea.

~Three of the present Turkish military
leaders are veterans of the Crimea.
Edward William Lane, the translator
OF the arabian Nights" Is dead.
~A beautiful Partisan girl, worth IS 900. :.
Goo, has found man willing to marry her.
Red headed girls in Baltimore use for
their hair les1 comb, SO as to make the
hair turn auburn.
@M Mrs. Oliphant, in the Cornhill, says:-
"The real honeymoon Is not always q de.
lightful moment"
- The Inman steamship company have
resolved to establish line between New
York and Bordeaux, France, in September.
There is woman 103 years old In the
New York almshouse. She has q heavy
gray beard, and is shaved occasionally.
Wild animals are getting thick in New
England. A bear seven feet long was shot
near the Twin Mountain House the other
day, and big panther is soaring the people
OF Springfield, VT.
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THE M0LLIE MAGUIRRS AND THE Hr-
HHRNIANs-The dispute concerning the AL
legged relation between the Mollie Maguires
and the Ancient Order OF Hibernians having
led 70 q split In . divisi0n Of the A. O. II. In
fn1ladelphia, preparatory action has been
taken BY one OF the parties towards legal
proceedings for the recovery OF certain
moneys and regalia said TO be In the poeses-
sion OF the seceders. This II Q peaceful and
proper method OF proceeding, and IL IL shall
pc carried on and have the effect OF develop
Ing IN court the facts as 20 the order and its
feiatlon with, or opposition to, the Mollies,
the public VIII have chance 10 be enlight-
eneo on subject OF very great Importance,
1hus mr there has beon no authoritative
denial Of the evidence Of Butler, 0t Potts
Vile, that Kehoe told him that he (Kehoe)
took an accused Mollie 30 the Officers OF the
A. U. n. IN New York and got money there
TO help the accused TO escape from the coun-
try. There are general denials and repudia-
tons, however, q this piece Of evidence. II
II - not true, q mr. as Il 10 possible to prove
forthcomine Il Phil0. Ledger. =
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0Hawthorne's "Scarlet Letter" has been
oramauzed for Mrs. Lander, who intends TO
enact the heroine.
n6"A prudent man, )" says . witty French
man, "is like PIN his head prevents him
from going too far.S
@A Bcstopian has run mp the following
notice on his vacant lot: "This lot or land
for sale at ten per cent, less than the asses
sors' valuation.
SA young poet Of the realistic schOo'
writes: "Time marches on with the slow
measured tread Of man working BY the
day.
~A white boy, twelve years Old, has been
committed 70 Annapolis jail for Numbering
dis little cousin, who was ebout The same
age.
The Rev. VIM. A. Cornell, OF Freedom
piafns, N. T., hanged himself because he had
LOST nis voice, and was compelied % stop
preaching. =
~A grenite block weighing thirty tons
Va recolf1y taken nom the QuorTie1 near
Hal1eWGQs Ma Another block Weighing -
tons u soon % Be brought out Il VIII n.
qutre 1ogty oxen 70 move II
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THE COURn.

POLICE OOURT-ytdce Muls pro teDt-
To-day, Thomas Manlz and WIN Bet. as
seult and battery on Hattie Cogsweil,
through their attorney, pleaded guilty, aud
were fined $40 and costs each. Wesley Rich
ardson, assault on Mary Cooper; as and
lace bar dkerehiefs and some linen, "a dis
honest seryant); SO or thirty days. James
Woodward, petit larceny OF some harness
In jail. Florence Taylor, larceny of a moss
agate and gold ring valued at $40, property
OF Catherine Barker, grand jury; bonds 500.
Andrew Ferguson, assault on Mary l..
Brown. Met her on the street and knocked
her down out OF sheer cussedness; SIS or two
months in Jail.
A WARNING TO CERTAIN PROPERTY OWN
William Campbell was charged with rent
Ing house TO Americas Murray for baydy
purposes. This house is in Foundry alley,
pied by the worst kind Of characters both
' Bite and cOlored. Surrounding these
sbanties are fine residences fronting on 18th
and 14th and g and H streets, occupied by
respectable persons, who have been annoyed
for several years by the disgrace1ul scenes
constantly occurring there. Efforts have
frequently been made by these people to rid
lice took hold Of the job, and it is likely they
will clean them out. The testimony In this
case was conclusive. as Americas was con-
victed In the Police Court y les terday OF keep
ing q bawdy house. The law holds the ow d
ers OF houses, as well as the tenants, for this
offer &c. Several witnes ses were heard as to
The good character OF defendant, alter which
the court imposed fine OF $50 or three
months.
ALL SORTS.
lack Butler, disturbing Georgetown; SIS
j. b. Kessler, John Murray, Nicholas Reeves,
j. p. Plummer, John q. Lyle, q. X Cunning.
ton and Henry Dawson forfeited collateral
Agnes Hilleary, loud; So. Edward Perry,
profane; IS. James Mcdonald, throwing
stones; IS. Lewis Johnson, petit larceny OF
piece Of cloth worth so cents; SIS, or so days
IN jail. Andrew Ferguson, assault on Wm
Harris-a wantOn assault without any cause
whatever; SO, or 30 days in Jail. Lewis John
son, slupg shot florIrisher; $40, or so days in
jail. Robert Jones, VIM. Shepherd and An
drew Ferguson, loud; IS each. Daniel J
Lynch, loud; IS. Cecilia Smith, profanity
s.. Hilleary Robb, disorderly; So. john
Wan stall. nrnfanifQ: q.
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THE approaching cold weather should GER
tainly be suggestive to all who have as yet
not insured their real estate or personal pro-
perty. Parties can secure fire insurance pol
tcies at equitable rates by calling at the Of
fee of the Arlington Fire Insurance Com
psny for the District OF Columbia, 1905 Pa.
ave-, north OF U. s. Treasury; Mr.. c. b.
Maury, treasurer, and Frank T. Rawlings,
secretary. coz
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DYING OF HYDRoPHoBIA-Tae Terrible
CoSe Of LHUis Muller, tch0 tCds Bittea on
Rd6id Sp9z Dog Louis Muiier resides AT T9l
9th avenue. On July 8 raoid Spitz dog
owned in the building, bit a boy and q girl,
but their clothing prevented any wound that
drew blood. The brute was shut out In the
n all, where IL tore part OF the woodwork OF
e door away In It's endeavors 10 get into the
room where It's master was. Multer entered
the hail. and the dog followed him 70 his
room. His wife, who was sick ia bal, told
dren. He seized Ii aud threw it out of the
window; but as he did so he was bitten on
his ris ht wrist. The wound was csuterizei
every day for q week. ana then seemed TO he
healed. On Sunday last he complained OF a
stiff neck, and on Monday morning his right
arm was affected in the same way. He grew
too sick to attend To business, and
could neither eat nor drink. He
tried tea, lager beer and whisky, but
only retained few drops of either.
Dr. Louis A Smith, OF west nth street, was
three other physicians. Hypodermic fujec-
lions OF morphine and athrophia were made,
but only temporary relief was produced. The
patient grew worse, and at Ave yesterisy
afternoon became delirous. He chased DIR.
Smith out OF the room and then turned upon
Mrs. Multer, selling her by the shoulders
and attempting % bite her. He was taken
To the goth street depot, where, after kicking
one OF the nurses in the face, he was tied to a
bed; he was not likely, SO DIR; c. NJ. stelle
said, to live twenty-four hours longer. Geo.
Foster, OF 423 west SD street, went into the
47th-street police station last evening, and
said he was suffering from b ydrOphobia, hav-
ing been bitten by the same dog that attack.
ed Multer.-tN Y. Stnl, 3Oth.
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He OBEYED ORDERs.-The keeper of
Thomas Point light house, eight miles from
fifty dollars damage was done to the iron
piltng by the bay schooner, which ran into
IT on Monday night, as reported heretofore.
Tne captain OF the schooner had gone below,
wheel to steer for the Thomas' Point light.
The man obeyed his orders literally, and
made sure shot Al the lighthouse. Tho
seriously damaged. The wind was only
three or four miles an hour, but II Q stiff
breeze bad been blowing the keeper thinks
force as to have split her in two. Il Ban S,os,
31st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-31

MI the money which our young men
throw sway every day Tor cigars were devo-
ted g charity, SvKy mAos woWan and child
and the stomach ache and three kinds Oh
choleFe medicine before morning-[Rome
SeptjNee.
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CIT Y 1T MS

THE ICE KING REFRIGERAToR, now
selling at greatly reduced prices, at 603 7th
street. Call and see them and get the best In
the world,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-31

Foot DectsRing, Etc
Easy feet being indispensable TO health,
comfort and good nature, thousands Of the
intelligent public patronise DIR. Whites es-
tablishment. 1il6 Pennsylvania avenue, or.
posite Wizards Hotel, to avoid painful
Corns, BunioDs, Nails, Vascular Ex-
crescences, &C. Fee 81 per visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-31

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF New York avenue and 18th street, pays
per cent. per annum on deposits for each cal-
endar month. Ban king hours, to 4. Sat.
urdays, to and 8 to 8. Tt3,1ltl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-31

TIE RHoPEyING Of Messrs. Miller a
Jones billiard room this evening wiz douoi-
Sess Be largely attended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-31

A YELLOW FRYER CASE IN BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn furnishes q genuine sensation in
fatal case OF yellow fever, the victim being
James Hunt, formerly fireman and engineer
boat on which MIR. Hunt was employed went
down to the quarantine, where a vessel was
unloading which had the disease on board
room, was very warm, and when he went
near the cargo readily contracted the dis
ease. When he reached home Thursday
evening he complained OF violent pains In
his head and was taken with Vomiting
Every effort was made to stop the progress
OF The disease, but without avail, and, as
above stated, Mr.. Hunt died on Sunday AZ
were unwilling TO have the case become
known to the pubic, but say since Its dis
covery that there is not much danger OF the
disease spreading, as every precaution has
been used to prevent IL. The body was
buried beyond the city limits and the house
was disinfected.
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The Old Material OF the Avenue Pave
ment.

DEMONSTRATIONS OF LIEUT.. HoXIE.
Chief Engineer Hoxie has transmitted
communication TO the District Commission
ers, in which he states that he Is in receipt of
certain informal proposals for the purchase
OF the old material on Pennsylvania avenue.
He states that he does not consider 1t adyIs-
able TO accept either of the proposals. The
District should retain and store at the 9th
street property yard such part of the old ma
terial as may be fit for use and worth tneex-
pense OF hauling and storing. The plank Will
and should be saved. A portion OF the blocks
are sufficiently preserved to be used for re-
pairs, and whatever can be conveniently
stored should be kept for use during the next
few months. To store very large quantity
would be useless expense, as they are rap
idly decaytpg, and their use for repairs Is a
questionable economy. After all that is to
removed from the Avenue, the property
owners upon the line should be permitted to
take possession of whatever remains, each
S 1nt OF ns own p1e~isses rst obtaining
should be such az are necessary for compli-
ance with the act Of Congress approved July
49, 1916, for the paving Of the Avenue.
BURGLARY IN THE FIRST WARD.-On
tuesday night, between the hours Of I and
ss O'CLOCK, some unknown parties entered the
AcGee, on corner Of 18th street and Pennsyi-
wanna avenue, and almost "cleaned him
sVsithine e.s ss % fruit %s@ss and
nately no money was at hand. Mr.. NcGee's
loss Ia about $50 II II thought that the an
trance was effected by means Of the transom
over the 'front.' door. The cas- was found
burning IN the morning. and the door partly
open. Although Mr.. MCGEE resides on the
premises he knew nothing OF the burglary
until the next morning.
WARNING TO PRRsoNAL-rAx DELrv.
oUENIs--It 10 the intention of the Assessors
TO put penalties on all who do not come up
and respond TO the notice and schedule Of
personal tax left at private residences. Tue
merchants and others who made returns
last year Of personal property and do not
respond this year, win be assessed on the
exhibit OF last year, now In the possession OF
the superlntendent OF ASSESSMENTS and
taxes, and MY Der cent. penalty added.
The RHsIGNATIoH OF Mr.. BIRxEY as
Assistant Attorney for the District, TO take
effect the 1st Of October, has not bean accept
cd and probably VIII not be, and &C the causes
which fmpelled him to restgu no longer exist
NJ may withdraw bis resignation.
fHH LHrrx1 R.-Thers's IN r In Eeptem-
oel, and In oyster, and In raw, and IN fry,
ma In broil, and In roast, and two re In To-
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-31

The RHUeNAfIoN OF Mr.. BIRNEY as
Assistant Attorney for the District, TO take
effect the 1st OF October, has not been accent
ed and probably WIN not be, and as the causes
which fmpelled him to reign no longer exist
Ne may withdraw his resignation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-31
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BANKERS.

1416 Pe,ussyludajd Aue,aSG,
pay per cent. interest on deposits, payable
on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July or cred
tied. 6,N,eo