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w. r. OSBORN,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON

HAs located IN Jasper. and cnsr. his professional
services 70 the public. anc ant enteaor 10 merit
. snare of patronage.
e0rONee on Eighth strect. IN the room for
msriy occupted by Dr. Welmsn. Residence
sn the corner Of 7sh and Newton streets
sept u. '11-tf.
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Ihe following letter received from
Nebraska will explain itself:
ilrNBoLDr. Neb, Dec. 26. 1877.
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ALEXANDRIA.

WEDDING.-St. Mary's church was filled last
evening with one OF the largest congregations
ever assembled, on similar OCCASION in this
city, to witness the marriage of DIR. William
I. BalduS, Of Washington, to Miss Kate c.
Bartle, of this city. The bridal couple were
attended by Mr.: Jilson Entwisle, of Washing
tor, and Miss May Bartle, sister of the bride
The ceremeny was performed by Rev. A. p
Heating. Sd, in most impressive manner
The happy couple left at a late hour for their
future home in Washington.
THE SHINN CAsE.-The argument in the
Shinn case was concluded last night, and the
case given to the Jury; They were unabla to
agree and were locked up for the night This
morning they came into court, and being still
unable TO agree We're sent to their rOOm where
they still remain. 1t is reported that they
stand seven for conviction, to five for acgnit-
tai. This morning the court took up the in
dictment MOB. charging the larceny of a check
for $3.50 given by VIM Davis. The defence
made pleas in abatement, as in the former
case, alleging the non qualification of F. Med.
Merchant one of the grand Jurors, who found
the indictment. The hearing OF the evidence
on this pOlnt was in progress when this report
clOSed.-( Gazette, 18th.
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GEORGETOWN.

DEATH OF AN AGED RECLUsE-Mother The
resa, the Oldest member of the order of Car
melite Nuns in America, died at a late hour
Monday, at the convent of the order corner
of Caroline and Biddle streets, Baltimore i'm
the eighty first year of her age. She was one
OF the most prominent members of that order
Her name in the world was Miss Mary II.
SewaIl. and her birthplace was i'm this city i'm
1877. Her father was an officer of the revolu-
tiOnary war, and, it is believed. was a member
of Gen. Washington'S staff. He was wounded
in battle, and General Washington, who was
particularly interested in him. Stopped on the
battle field until his officers wounds were at
tended TO. The Baltimore S,,n saws that
Mother Theresa, when a child was net OF
Gen. Washington, and often sat i'm his Ian,
When 10 years of age she took the veil and the
vows of the order at the only CarmeIite con
vent in this country at that time, which was in
Charles county, Md.
AN OMIssION.-Some of our citizens who are
kept awake nights by the thousands of dogs
which infeSt Georgetown, do not like the new
bill for the government of the District as il
fails to impose tax OF $1,000 per capita on
each dog, to be levied on the owner
PROGRESS OF THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE-At
meeting of the DaShaways in Market House
Hall last night, addresses We're made by Ed
Humphreys. S. p. ChildS, Alex. E-gIestOn.
Jere. Williams, j. ID. Wilson and j. B Wheeler
Jos. II. Hilton. in charge of the pledge book
received seventy five names of men, the most
of them addicted to drinking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-14
CITY ITEMS.

IS THERE A MEDICINE before the public.
aside from DufdRG'S Rheumatic RehIPduthat
cures rheumatism? We answer no. Then
use 1t when the pain begins.
THERE'S NO Use TALKING about the adu!te
rated, cheap baking powders in comparison
with D0OieY'S Yeast Ponder. The latter is
strictly pure, wholesome. and is put up full
weight Satisfactory results in using are
guaranteed every time.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf-
ferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach-
erS Electric Belts the grand deSderatum
Avoid limitations. Book and journal, with par
ticulars, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher
Galvanic Co.. New York city. 6,25,d&kIy
To LADIES AND GENTLEMKN-We wish to
cali attention to A. Fischer's Chemical ScOur.
Ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 9O6 street.
near 9Th street. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
Work IN manner not to be equaled by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyelng Ladies' and Gents Suits are, in
TACT, the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work. N. B-A speciality of his con-
sists in removing spots from costly party
dresses; Is years experience. His dry cleanser
removes grease spots effectually from any ar
tlcie, and careful pressing gives them an
appearance as if newly made. Kid Gloves
cleaned: two pair for Is cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-14

srThe latest news in the Lord case is the
suggestion OF compromised ". J.. Herald.
RgAs a party of Germans were playing
cards IN Syracuse on Sunday, the dealer gave
three cards to one player and five to another.
somebody remarked upon it, when the dealer
said he could not see. and fell back ward in his
chair dead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-14
AnlusenlenfS.

presented 'Barbe Bleue'' last evening before
large audience. There is not much in this
musical burleSque, but it was acceptahly rem
dered. Mrs. Oates is as Sprightly and capt.
as that of last year. The Princess of Treb-
z0nde, the funniest of comic operas, will be
presented tonight.
F0rd'S opera HOuse.-EverybOdy should see
Uncle Toms Cabin rs it is presented BY the
present company. The jubilee singers are
creating quite a sensation.
1he0ter COmique.-A good programme at
the, cosy COmique and a good house every
night.
HWdrd HdU.-The musical wonder Celeste
VIII give one OF her wonderful exhibitions to-
night.
ascension fHurch.-The entertainment
mere will be continued tonight aud to morrow
night.
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CLOTHING.

LEAP THING
LOWER THAN ANTE-BELLUN PRICES:
400 or 500 dozen
LINEN COLLARS
now in stock, and the
SECONDS
Sl.GO PER DOZEN.
These Seconds comprise regular shapes. Of cheap
er inen, as well as some OF the
BEST QUALITIES.
marked down from time to time when such styles
do not Sell fast enough 20 warrant a duplication
thereof Among them will lie found nearly all
shapes of
FASHIONABLE STANDING COLLARS,
latest shapes and of
GOOD WEARING QUALITY.
LINEN CUFFS
for IS per dozen pairs.
Desirable quality
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
ColOTed Borders and Plain White.
for IS per dozen.
IMPORTED HALF HOSE
ors1. so per dozen.
WAMSTTTA NIGHT SHIRTS.
Best Workmanship,
for SLIP.
wAMsUTTA SHIRTS,
Perfectly Fitting,
for sl.12'k.
All the above goods, although Low i'm prices, VIII
give iull satisfaction 10 purchasers. and the
SAME PRICES
are charged for
ANY QUANTITY, LARGE OR SMALL.
GEO. G. HENNING,
febl2-r so Sereafh street..
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FROM A WELL-kNOWN WRITER:
From Mrs. Mary Francis. well known as Manga
Biount.'
BRlGHTBANK. WOODSTOCK, VT. Oct. & 1876
Seth W. Fuwle Sons:
Gtnfiefa,t:-Tw0 years ago began to take tho
PERUVIAN SYRUP. / was in a laGguld. half-aliNr
state, through incipient dyspepsia and defective
circulation az the blood. Three bottles Of the Pr
RCNIA\ slRUP changed this 10 glow ng. bounding
health. | have a me appetite, sleep SJundly aud
can walk five miles easily without resting, or busy
myseli out of doors all day long without fatigue.
A lady cousin, who resides with me. took the
Syrup during her recovery from serious iuness at
some weeks. Sine has been invalid for years,
Five bottles Of the Syrup have so built up her SyS-
tenn that she now eats quite heartily. sleeps well
and can walk three miles lin fine wealheT) without
fatigue. consider the medicine So Invaluable TO
pelH%nS OF Sedentaly pursuits or TO those who Suf
lcf rom lant uor or low spirits, that relate this
personal experience Of its effects To you leaving yu,
10 make what uSe you please 81 nv letter.
Yours, very respectfully, MARY FRANCIS.
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LOCAL NEWS.


National Thedter.-Mrs. Oates comic opera
company in Princess of TrebiZOndi.'
FOrds opera HOUse.-Cncle Toms Cabin.
IHCGter C0Baigue-First-clas varieties
WIZARDS HHH.-CrleSte, the musical Won
der.
Ascension GiUrcH.-EnteTtainme
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lords OPERA HOUSE.

"A
AsThe Management begs to announce that a..
the earnest scllcItation OF a great number of ia
irons will be presented
FOR FEW NIGHTS ONLY
COMMENCING MONDAY. FEBRUARY 11Tu.
EVERY EVENING. MATINFES WEDNES-
DAY AND SATURDAY.
THE GREATEST SUCCESS ON RECORD,
The New Version of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
WITH THE COMPANY FROM THE GRAND
OPERA HOUSE. NEW YORK.
Including the Great ''Topsy,''
MRS. g. c. HOWARD.
Mr.. q. {. Howard as st. Clair y Little Oracle
Wade as Eva Mr.. Geo. F. Mcdonald as I'm
c,e ROM; DaTrien Griffin. the Greatest Banjo
Player in the World, and the
ENTIRE SPLENDID COMPANY
SCENERY AND EFFECTS ALL NEW.
THE MOONLIGHT ON THE MISSISSIPPI
THE GkEAT N tcTToN- F fIR sCENF;
THE EXCITING STEAMROAT RACE BE-
TWEEN THE LEE AND SATCHEZ.
ONE HUNDRED COLORED PEOPLE N THE
GREAT PLANTATION scene.
The NIkGlNlA JUBILEE SINGERS IN
PAsTIMtS.
Also, the
CHARM! RG CABIN SONGS OF THE SOUTH,
SO BEAUTIFULLY RENDERED BY
THIS COMPANY.
:, Admission. so cents: choice Orchestra Seats 81;
MATINEE PriceS-Admssion. 30 cents: Reserved
Seats, 25 cents extra: Children, % cents.
Box ONCE open all day, commencing Monday,
Fell. 11th. feI.S-St
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DOUGLASS.

DOUGLASS,
Ninth and r streets, Ninth and + streets.
FOURTH ANNUAL GRAND SALE OF
LADIES UNDERGARMENTS
And HAMBCRGS
VIII continue until furthe, notice. Every article Of
tered will be the best of its kind, made on Wheeler
& Wilson machines, fully warranted, and sold for
less than cost of production and in many cases less
than price OF making. Ladies desiring good arti-
Giles, well made, at less prices than ever offered,
are invited to call.
In connection with the above sale we shall for the
next 70 days offer extraordinary bargains in all
classes OF goods, and invite ladies call and COM
pare prices.
DOUGLASS,
9th and SITS. 9th and f Sis
fel9-tr
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The Trouble About Murphy,s Paw.

WHAT BECAME OF THAT SSp, TEMPERANCE
COLLECTIONS?
There is considerable gossip about town
about the difficulty between certain temper
ance and church people on one side, and MIR.
Murphy, the temperance lecturer. on the
other. over the division of money collected at
the late Murphy temperance meetings. 1t APP
pears TO have originated from a want of plan
al the 0utstart. Previous to MurphyS coming
gers OF the Y nj. T.. A. We're negotiating with
him to visit here. and his letter of acceptance
TO come was addressed to DR.. Newman. The
question of pay had been discussed among the
members OF DIR. Newman'S church and among
the managers OF the Y. NJ. C.. A, but no def
Mite understanding was arrived at. In Mr..
Murphy letter 10 DIR. Newman he sgnified
his Willingness that in case his terms could not
be complied with. that he would come, trust
ing TO their best efforts for his remuneration
During his visit several large collections of
funds were made, but it is alleged they were
not used as he expected, and, previous to mis-
departure, he did not hesitate to express him
that he had not been paid his fair proportion
by the managers. At q meeting Monday
night OF the Y. VI. G.. A committee having
charge OF the meetings, a report was made
showing that the receipts during the two
weeks Murphy lectured here were $7l6.Ol, and
Tor rent of hall SsS.;8 for board of Murphy and
his son and daughter at the Ebbtt house:
board for Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson who came
with him so. and Mr.. Murphy was paid back
81. which he contributed to the poor and he
also received Sl0l AZ, leaving about $3.50 unac-
counted for. 1t is said that on his return to-
day he will deal altogether with Dr. Newman
that arrangements have been made to his Ell
tire satisfaction.
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK And LIVERPOOL,
CALLING At CORK HARBOR.

TROH NEW YORK. I FROA N1W YORK.
Fafthis. -. We'd, Feb Is Paffhis -: wed, Mar: %
China. Wed, Feb 20 China ..... Wed. Mar. "a
Scythja 80. Wed, FebR7 Abyssinia, Wed, Apr. 3
Batavia. Wed :, Mar. 9 Bothnia. We'd, Apr. 10
stsTsae
RATE OF PAssAeR.-Cabin, $50, $50 and t10O,
age is specisl low passace FOR Wtntar months S
Tickets to Paris, ylb, gold, additional. Return
tickets on favorable terms. .
Steerage tickets to and from all parts OF Europe ut
very low rates. Through bills OF lading given for
Belfast, Glasgow, Hayre, Antwerp, and other ports
freight and passengers apply at the Company's
cabin, to oTis BIGEIoW' es I'm srreet. "Au
jan28-H CHAs. q. FRANCKLYN, Agent
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A Poor ORANGE SEASON FOR FLORIDA
The orange business has not proved q re-
muneratiye one this season. The markets
were crowded in the start with half-ripe fruit,
which no doubt Influenced, to some extent
the low prices that ruled all along The
Florida orange, which is unsurpassed for it's
flavor and size, will not Keep long. They rot
very fast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-14

As-The Turks attempted, three weeks ago,
to poison Colonel Baker and Captain Burnaby.
As=A settler in Oregon writes: "Our far
mers raise good tobacco and rosy checked
children by the acre"
49, bill has been introduced in the New
York senate permitting pool selling On race
tracks.
ga citizen of Richmond Va, ran so
eagerly to aid man who had tumbled into
the river that he fell dead of heart disease.
AS-A bartender i'm Richmond, Va, neglect
has been fined SIS. so for the omission.-TN Y.
Herald.
As~A stick OF wood loaded with gunpowder
CHARGED by a farmer whose pile was too often
Congregational church at Bellevue Ohio but
with no serious results
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-14

IN. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE
II Restores manhood and the vigOr OF youth TO
the most shattered constitution In four weeks.
FALCRI IMPOSSIBLE. This Hfe-restoring remedy
should be taken by all about 10 marry, or who have
become weakened from excess or any other cause.
Success In every case LIZ as certain IS that water
quenches thirst. s. per case. Sole Agent, DIR. JOS
JACQUES. University Place, New York. Drug
etets Euppttsd. Jan1-tF
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Weather Indications To-day.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER }
Washington. February j.. 1878.
For the middle Atlantic states, colder, cloudy
weather. with rain or snow, nOrtheaSteriy
" inds. possibly backing TO nOTthWeSteTly,
stationery OF falling barometer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-14

GHIRTS CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
- PLACE IN THE WORLD, AT
q. GEO. MEHINNISS'
Branch Baltimore Shirt Factory, 1OO2 Street
Northwest, Washington, D. g.
We make the FINEST DRESS SHIRTS TO
OkDER In the most elegant manner for q. IS.
Ilne DRESS SHIRTS made to order, of VAN.
eutta Muslin and Twenty-ene Hundred Linen, for
A.25. Fine DRESS SHIRTS, ready made, Of
Mam ms Muslin and TWenty;one Hundred Lin.
twist Muslin and Eighteen Hundred Linen, tor 90
GGs1t n:n Boys Fine DRESS SHIRTS, II ~ And
CUFFS only IS cents . pair. Six Finest Four-plJ
II w COLLARS foI 81. Heavy Canton Flan:
order and guaranteed to give satisfaction both In
quality and 1T. All goods sold are guaranteed az
only.
augM-tr e. YOUNG CHM. MANAGER.
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LECTURES.

I ECTURE,- "SOMEUNCOMMON COMMON
- PEOPLE / HAVE SEEM by DR.. WM
GRINSTED, at the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
gin st., between and he, FRIDAY. February
Store, Pennsylvania ave. feb12-3t
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HI Knosoa ProcfIcoI Hafter. has REMOVED
70 62S q street. between and /. sim Hat
mace 70 oroer. RsmodalinG Of alk Hats q
A GOD PREVENTIVE FOR NTURAL9II
"a AND CATARRH
ussi.r DExoHs1Or's HysyxS,c WIGS
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NATIONAL THEATER.

Week February 11th ENGLISH COMIC OPERA
ALICE OATES,
tThe Popular American Queen of Comic Opera J
with her successful
NEW ENGLISH COMIC OPERA co,
he largest and most complete organ Zarlon in the
United ) ates, and the ONLY ONE making a spe-
clalty of performing i'll English the operas OF Often
bach, Lecocq and other French COMPOSERS
Ch4EGE OF OPERA NIGHTLY
MONDAY. .................Gl ROFLE GIRoFLA
TUESDAY .....MME. ANGoT.S CHILD
EDNESDAl. BARRIE BLEUE
THU AY...pRlNCESS OF TRERIIONDE
FRIDAY. .................BENEFIT OF OATES
WIZ he presented for the FIRST TINE IN English
LA PERICfIOLE.
introducing 'Gocd Bye. Sweet Heart. g God Bye
SATURDAY MATINEE AT
SATURDAY NIGHT.....GRAND DUCHESS.
Grand Chorus and Orche ira.
. New and Elegant Costumes. Properties etc
Musical Conductor ..............C CARL kERSSEN.
February 1Sth-MAGGIE MITCHELL feh9-tr
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STEAMERS, &c.
OF ROUTE

REsUNPTIoN OF ROUTE
~ IN THURSDAY, 14TH INST.
Byies- will leave 9Th street wharf 4a.ffz-y$
very Monday and THURSDAY al s<zszszz=zza.
O'Clock for NOmini Ferry; returning will leave
Nomini Ferry every Tuesday and Friday morning
stopping at Intermediate landings going and CON-
ing: For further information. inquire az G. l..
SHERlFF'S Coal Ofce, 1I14 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. at wharf.
febS-r WM. II. KILLMON, AGENT.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP

q. FROM CHAS. II. COLGATE Esq.
OF the firm of Colgate & Co. Manufacturers ,t
FIayUring Extracts, p Blackstone street Bos-
ton.
SoNERNILLE. MASS. Dee, g. 1876
MeSSrs. Seth W. Fowle h Sons:
Gt"tic'H,1:-LaSt Spring my little daughter
aged FIVE, became very much cmaCia-t~l i'm loss o
appetite, and great prostratien of strength 80 much
81 mat We were obliged to take her out of school
inns continued through the Summer, aud caused
us much anxiety. After trying various rrmpd les
without deriving any benefit our famil IL ulv Siciau
recommended the use Of PERI WAN ~IRI'P. After
using IL che week we saw a marked Improvement
IN the cllld,s condition, and i'm month She Wa
rapidly gaining in health ana strength. her anne
tltt being excellent At this date she y perfect IA
wen. with round. plump cheeks and healthy color
ana Is again attending school regularly. A con,
Sder her restoration Ia health entirely due 10 ne
iERi WAN SlRUP. and feel that / cannot ton
highly recommend ii as a tonic.
Very gratefully Yours.
tHAS. II. COLGATE,
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$1,000 SUIT FOR Observation-Disclosures. I. JeSup
Mi Ter and I'll. w. Garnett have, for John Bat
tiers entered suit against Dennis Tourney
and Ellen Tourney, his wife, for SANDER LAYING
damages al $1,000. He charges that, his wife
having died ON the 9TH OF November last, the
defendant. Ellen Tourney, on the 18th of No
vember used of and concerning him the follow
ing language: HE has killed his wife" and
on the "a OF December the words: He muir
dered his wife, and in his store. on the corner
to get my children's means" meaning that
her children owned property in possession of
the plaintiff and wrOngfuly withheld by him.
and You are lOafer and vagabOnd," and
he was compelled TO call an officer to remove
her from his store.
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MARCUS WARD & CO.'S

MARCUS WARD & CO.'S
ANl BIRTHDAY CARDS. VALENTINES,
INDELlBLE CONCISE DIARY for 1873.
NEW MEMORANDUM BOOK, Where is It?',
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS. all sizes and bindings
We have just received lot of the above of the
latest designs An inspection is solicited from all
New Law and Miscellaneous Books: Codding-
tons Digest of trademarks; Bigelow on Fraud:
Court of Claims. Vol. 70: Hughes u. 3. Circuit
Court Reports, 2 vols; Josiah Alyn's Wife as p
A. and p. l., or Samantha at the Centennial, So so;
Money and its Laws, by Henry V. Poor, S. For
sale by W. H. & .. II. MORRISON,
i1s-tr 4S5 PenmG' ase.
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POSITIVE SALE OF CRAYONs.-By the adver-
tlSement elsewhere it will be seen that ThOs
bowling, auctiOneer, will sell, on SATURDAY.
afternoon. at 3 O'Clock, at the studio of Mi
Louis WieSer, without any reservation what
ever. his elegant collection of crayOns This
sale is positive, as Mr.. Wieser intends giving
up the premises
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-14

The BRICKLAYERs AND THEIR WAGES.-At
the last meeting of the JOurneymen Brick
layers Union. resolution was adopted re-
luestlng conference with the bosses at the
next meeting at Lincoln Hall. t2lsD with
view 10 full understanding as to the relations
between the employers and the employed, the
compensation to be paid, &c Last year the
pay was s. 20 to 81 per day of ten hours. until
the days shortened. when there was a reduc-
ton. and the general sentiment of the iOurs is
So to So 20 per day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-14

- MR. HENRI LAURENT, OF the Oates Opera
Troupe, denies emphaticaIlv that he was in
company with Mrs. Oates when he met his
wife; says lie was at the time near the stage
door Of the thtater OH his way alone to a
Trend S house III Washington. to which he had
been invited. He deems it due TO himself as
well as To- Mrs. Oates that this statement should
be published.