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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-17

TOR RENT, THE LARGE THREE -:
Il STORY TOBACCO FACTORY now Occu- sE;i
pied By Messrs. e. j. Christian & Co.. situated on
Ei2bteenth street between Main and Cary streets,
with ali convenences. Po: session given the LIST OF
January, 1880. Rent low. ABBY to
E..... ROBERT =. LYME,
de 13.1y 1912 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-17

dor RENT, THAT FIRST-CLASS 81
Il DWELLING No. 8 IS Clay street, be- Hi
tween Eighth and Ninth strects, containing nine
rooms; servants ROOM stable and carrlase-hnuse.
. Also that DESIRABLE DWELLING No. 81 0
Twelfth street, between Broad and Marsha! stress
with ten rooms. lesides kitchen and servants
rooms and all modern Improvements.
Also, a COMFORTABLE DWELLING with nine
rooms beside, kitchen and serrants ROOMS, Oh Mayo
street between Franklin ana Ross stree. Is
Also that NICE SMALL DWELLING No. 1905
Broad street, just below Twelfth street, with six
ROOMS. - -
1912 east Mainstreet.
Also, that STOREHOUSE on Basin bank between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, lately occupied by
Messrs. Jones Brothers Co., fronii z On Basin
bank. and also on Cary street. -
Also, SEVERAL COAL-YARDS end OFFICES
on Basin bank. Apply 70
JAMES N. TAYLOR & son,
de I5-3t Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-17

TOR RENT, TIE CONVENIENT "a
H LY-LoCATED OFFICE under the Ma III
lona Bank of Virginia. at present occupied by Mr.
J. [. Apper.on. Possession given Immediately
INQUIRE at National Bank Of virginia. no 21-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-17

OFFICES FOR RENT-TWOGa
OLARGE, WELL-LIGHTED, and WELL Ia
VENTILATED ROOMS, on first floor, over Yam
cey's bookstore No. 1ll2 Main street, suitable for
lawyers or dentists. Apply at Dispatch Office
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GEORGETOWN.

SWINGING HARNESS FOR THE ENGINE HORSES
new and much improved harness, so the fire.
men say, has been adopted for the fire horses,
viz, the swinging harness, which is kept sus-
pended In front Of and above the carriage and
engine, ready for the horses to step under, and
by means OF weight and pully, and ''twist Of
the wrist" the horses are harnessed and ready
for action. By this method much OF the usual
wear and tear Of harness is saved, and the horse
stands in his stall free from all gear except the
halter.
TAKEN WITH A FIT.-About s o'clock last night
James Cleveland, a member Of No. engine COM
tionai Theater. OFFICER Mockabee rendered as
sistance, and the sufferer was brought to his
home, 16s Bridge street, in this city.
GRAIN ARRIvAIS.-Boat JarbOe, with LOO
bushels of wheat and 1900 bushels of corn. Boat
Medley, with 1000 bushels OF corn and 100 BUSH
els of wheat.
OFFERINGS ON CHANGE To-DAY.-,sOO bushels
OF wheat with sales as follows: 60 bushels at 100,
$50 do. at 1885, 100 do at 1856, 100 do at 1873, 1900
do. at 1917.
PoRT-Entered, steamship John Gibson, Capt.
Young, from New York, with assorted cargo for
District merchants.
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The Fastest Time On Record.
THE GREAT HEAT WHICH ST. JULIAN TRoTTED Fol
GENERAL GRANT.

The great event of the day was the attempt of
st. Julian, with running mate, to beat the best
was in very favorable condition for fast time.
After short delay st. Julian passed through
the gate and proceeded leisurely down the track
to take d little preparatory exercise previous to
record Of Rarus, the king of the trotting turf.
The horse looked wonderfully fit and strong,
and moved with such ease and freedom
mile at Stockton. and do even
faster time at San Jose, were confident that
he would lower that record, but were too skep-
would be flashed all through the land with 2:12s1
to his credit. There was no betting On the
event, but bets were freely offered at $50 to S25
that, not even in honor of the presence of Gen.
Grant, would the record of Rarus be beaten.
AT the second attempt the bay gelding, disdain-
ing the aid of the running mate, came down to
the score at grand swimming gait, and
H1ckok nodd1ng assent, the bell sounded
and st. Julian sped along on his first trial.
and hundreds of watches were set clicking
to beat time with his own miniature weapons.
grand stand nearest the distance pole, and
followed with an intense gaze the fleet
ing animal as he passed around the lower
in So seconds or at a 2:12 gait. there was per-
ceptible movement OF surprise that was intensi-
fled as the noble horse increased his stride and
at the rate Of 2O9 There was subdued muir
muir, and the spectators became seemingly i'm
bued with the idea of witnessing grand per-
Torrance as st. Julian sped on his way and
reached the three-Quarter pole in 1:4O, or tho
third quarter at the rate of 2:1O; but when well
into the home-stretch he again increased his
stride, and, urged to his utmost, he came under
the wire In the unprecedented time of 2:12sl,
without the slightest skip or break, the
last quarter being made at the superb gait Of
2:11 to the mile. OF all the spectators Of the
feat no one showed himself more interested than
Gen. Grant, who watched every step Of the
horse, especially on the homestretch, putting his
cigar vigorously as the match between horse
and time reached its conclusion, and when the
shook DR.. PBrdee, the president by the hand,
thus congratulating the managers Of the Golden
Gate Association on the honor achieved by it of
their track. while mentally he might have made
use OF the EXPLANATIONS: "Carry the news to
Bonner!"-[iSdn Francisco Chronicle.
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Street lamps will be lighted at 500 p. NJ, and
eXtinguished at 500 a. m.
Thomas b. Penicks, wood and coal dealer and
the superintendent Of the folding ROOM Govern
ment Printing Office, has made an assignment
for the benefit OF his creditors to Samuel c. Mills
A young colored couple giving the names of
John w. johnson and Rachel Bowie, both of
Anne Arundel county, Md, came to the city
yesterday afternoon and procuring license eX-
pressed wish to marry at once. Rev. s. V.
Leech, being In the court room as witness.
was called on and tied the knot.
Rev. Owen James will be ordained at the North
Baptist Church this evening.
The Ediabtugh Recte,c for October american
edition. has been received from the Washington
agents E. M. Whitaker & Son.
The Chandler meronria,i, meeting which was
10 nave been held tomorrow evening at the
Union Bethel church, has been postponed until
Wednesday, 10Th inst.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
DO Simple Justice to a NEGRO.

Editor Idr:-Win you permit me to correct
an error In your issue OF yesterday under "Alex-
andria,n touching the "Quandern matter.
Neither Quander for himself, nor his attorney
for him, asked for mercy" as alleged Esquire
man, and dismissed the charge against Guam
der without bond or conditions No bond was
asked No bond was given. Quander has never
Esquire Kirby" The truth is, the Judgment
sentence and proceedings had In the former trial
were by his honor Judge Stewart declared void
and set aside, otherwise Quander could not have
been again brought before the justices for the
same Ofense I have no wish to be understood
as In any manner rejecting upon Esquire Kirby
or the Judgment by him found; he no doubt
acted upon the proofs then before him, and
learn he is satisfied with the later decision.
Quander is not responsible for this.
ReSnectfIlllY. -.
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GEO. JUENEMANN'S
MOUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY
AND PLEASURE GARDEN,
BETWEEN 4TH AND 9TH AND AND Srs. NE
ap29 Washington, D. O
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OLE COLUMBIA

Il OF COLUMBIA,
ELLEN FRAz1ER Gompainanf, vs. s" The Heirs OF
goMN FR R aa1 Deceased ct al, Defendants, in
The object of this suit is to procure sale of real
estate hereinafter mentioned in the City Of Wash
Fzer, late of said city and District died, seized
to debts and also to
he IL Of fd s hi as ns atss osn
Dublin Ireland and emsrated It to the uhted stses
fSqt a se ana was gsb Allied citizen
glainant and John Frazier were married, and
Fiat no said s born died o saa s Mape
1873 intestae seized and possessed Of real estate
ana city s sad rs f h
as his only heir at law said complainant as his
said John Frazier had sister and brother whose
names are unknown to complainant, and at the
States his father, mother and sister were deadNthe
Latter dying unmarried and without issue; that his
bis ocay ahs
and is not informed whether he is dead Or alive and
Frazier left heirs, except complainant she does
not know who they are or their names; that John
at %e e a S S S o6%essan
out Of her own private means. paid said in
par that said Personal na estate Of said IN John
Frazier is not sufficient to pay his debts that Sam
Ing SAID debs
John ara a IT, she i in equity d entitled to be sub
prays..that complainant have lien on said real
estate for moneys paid her asco%nt Of debts d
by her in keeping real estate in repair. insurance
Of the moneys paid by complainant; that an order
Of publication be granted against said unknown
heirs of said John Frazier and For process and other
relief It is thereupen this 10th day Of October A.
that the defendants, the heirs Of John Frazier de-
ceased. cause his, her or their appearance to be
On 9sao Or r before the first Tuesday Of May. a. D.
he. she or they have why decree ought not to pass
as prayed, otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case the names Of said unknown heirs
were known and were served with process Of this
yided copy Of this order and the aboye-stated OBJ
ject and substance Of said bill Of complaint be in
successive weeks and once week for SIX successive
said first Tuesday of May, A. D. 1885, two neWspa.
peTs published in said City of Washington, and pro-
y1ded copy OF the above order and said object and
substance be published in daily paper In the city
By the Court: MACARTHUR Justice
True Oopy-Test: R. J. MEIGS. Clerk.
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Attempt to Wreck a Passenger Train.
ARREST OF THE ALLEGED PERPETRAToR BY
WASHINGTON DETECTIVES.

Attempt I'd Nfeck u kdSSenkcI 1Htthne
ARREST OF THE ALLEGED PERPETRAToR BY
WASHINGTON DETECTIVES.
Especial Correspondence or The .Stdr.l
BOWIE, p. G. Co., Nd, Nov. lion Friday
evening last as train No. 7, of the Baltimore &
Potomac r. R, due here at SIS was approaching
the station, the engine pilot struck a tie which
had been laid across the track some three
fOurths Of mile south of here Fortunately
the obstruction did not throw the train off the
track, but the tie was so caught beneath the
pilot that 1t was showed along on the top Of the
rails until the train brought up at the station.
Al the point where the obstruction was struck
there is considerable of dump on either side OF
the track, and had the train run off as was
DOUBTLESS intended there must have been a
Ir1ghtlul snash-up and consequent loss Of
tempt caused considerable excitement in the
neighborhood. but there were few Of the pas
sengers who knew what narrow escape
they had. The railroad officials in order
if possible to apprehend the guilty party or par
ties kept the affair quiet; but at the same time
Informed the police In Washington, and Detec-
case, and have been working it with the assist
ance Of the supervisor, Mr.. Abercrombie, and
other railroad officials. This morning these
officers arrived here on the first train and 1t was
not long before they arrested a man named
George Henry Perrin as the guilty party. 1t is
stated they have strong proof of his criminality.
Perrin is white man, about 80 years old, who
has been living In this neighborhood some years,
and has been from time to time employed as an
extra hand on freight by the company, There
is much conjecture as to what could be PERKINS,
object, and some persons are of the opinion that
the robbery of the passengers who might be
killed or disabled was at the bottom of It. aad
others that revenge for being discharged was
the motive.
The train, as usual. had four cars, including
baggage car, and was in charge Of Capt. II. E.
Hess Jacob Fry being the engineer.
To-day Perrin was committed TO the Marlboro
jail for further hearing, and during the morn
having given himself away to the detectives, he
was more free afterwards, admitting that he
placed the log on the track, stating that he
thought if there was wreck then he would be
sure to get work. He does not seem to feel the
enOrmity of the crime, and is apparently disap-
pointed that the wreck did no take place.
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HEALTH, wealth and happiness follow in the
2clke OF Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. PRICE asc - Jio

A NEGRO ROUGH Cuts POLICEMAN wrrz
rested colored rough named Edward NARROW
charged with assault on Offlcer Layton with q
razor. cutting cash across his left temple YES
Seraay. MARROW denied the charge, but Oficer
on crowd OF dlSurderly cOl0red men, corner of
Rev Jersey avenue and L street northwest, and
1Luered them to dispense. All did so but one.
1ppIoached TO arrest him. NARROW at this dime
Grew razor and cut the of1icer as described.
tnen lnrew away the razor, and escaped. lay
ton pursued him for distance but was OBLIGED
70 stop ana have his wound dressed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-11

GEN. GRANT INVITED TO VISIT THE CrTY.-A
meeting OF the committee Of 100 appointed to
make arrangements for the reception OF Gen.
Grant when he visits this city, was held last
night at Willard hail. with Judge Macarthur in
the chair. Mr.. j. F. OlmStead was elected sec
Rotary Of the committee The chairman was
requested to extend an invitation, on behalf of
the committee, to Gen. Grant TO visit this city,
and asking him to designate the time when he
would dO SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-11
CHILDREN AND INFANTS.
More Cures of Skin and Scalp Affections
by the Cuticura Remedies.

Fred. Rohrer, Esq, Cashier Stock Growers
honal Bank, Pueblo. Colorado. writes: 81 am so
not afford to be without it in my house. It is won
derful cure, and is bound to become very popular
J. S. Weeks, ESD, Town Treasurer, st. Albans
Vt, says in letter dated May 81: 1T works to
charm on my baby's face and head. Cured the head
entirely and has nearly cleaned the face of sores
/! have recommended it to several, and DIR. Plant
has ordered it for them"
NJ. N. Chick, Esq, Al Franklin ST., Boston, says.
My little daughter, eighteen months old has what
the doctors call Eczema. We have tried most
everything, and at last have used CUTICURA, and
she is almost new child, and we feel very happy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-11

EDGARs WHooPING COUGH SPECIFIC never fails
to cure. SOC. per bottle. Sold by James A. Ed
gar, northwest cor. sth an E. Capitol SITS.
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TODAY.
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &C.. Tonight.

National Thedter.-SargentS Comedy Com
pany In contempt of Court"
Fords opera House. 1.-THE Mayor" by
Ford's Comic Opera Company.
Tneqter CoratQae.-Julian Kent in "Wild Bill, y
and varieties,
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REAL onyx earrings, 81, at Prigg's.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF BUILDING SITES.-To-mor-
row "wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock, Messrs
Thomas j. Fisher & Co., auctiOneers, will offer
at public sale, on the premises, thirty nine de-
Sirable building lots in the square Immediately
west OF the residence of the British minister
The rapid and handsome improvement of this
section OF the city during the past season, to-
gether with the increased demand for eligible
building sites, make this sale of much inter-
oct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-11

METHODIST PROTESTANT CONFERENCE.-The th
district conference OF the Methodist Protestant
church met this morning in the North Carolina
avenue church, Cast WaShington.) This body
the churches In this vicinity, and is not leg1s-
latfye body. The session to-day opened with an
experience meeting conducted by Rev. r. Scott
Morris, OF Baltimore, and Rev. DR.. Kilgore OF
Stewardship, Nd, preached on the Endowment
OF the Holy Ghost, after which the Lords Sup
Der was celebrated The programme for the
lows: Essays by Rev. B. F. Benson, OF Towson-
town, Md, on "ChildrenS DayS-Their Ere
99eney and the Best Manner OF Observing
On .sThe Inquiry Room or Altar work OF Both. ,
Az I;So O'Clock there will be preaching by Rev,
Ma. Mldddieton. OF Hampton Baltimore county,
". Trout, pastor or the North Carolina avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-11

REAL ESTATE Satisfactorily, B. H. Warner,
real estate broker, sold the two-story frame
town. for the estate of the late Esau Pickrell' to
VIM. Chappilear, Of Georgetown, for $3.50 cash.
Duncanson Bros sold leasehold Of property No.
Alb 18th street, to j. j. Edison, for $40. Walter
b. Williams & Co. sold for NJ. Ashford and j. T,
Dyer, trustees, lot 81 and north feet of lot IS,
In square 495, frontage OF 20 feet on ~ street by
1925 feet, improved by three-story brick building
and store, Nos. 511 and 513 s.w., to j. T. Lehman
for Corcoran Insurance Co. for S.. 500.
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COAL AND WOOD.
WOOD.

u JOHNSON BROTHERS. "o""'
WOOD: TELEPHoNIo CONNECTIONS. COAL
Full Height. Best Quality. Lou Prices.
COAL. Prompt Deliveries. WOOD.
Main Office, wharves, mill and depot connected with
uptown offices by TELEPHONE.
With Tnequaled facilities and advantages for eco
nomcally conducting the wood and coal trade
wharves factory, extensive store yards ena.-o us
TO stock up largest when coal is lowest; offices
cation, insuring prompt attention to orders we are
prepared to offer to our patrons the best varieties Of
coal at the very lowest prices.
We insure strictly pure coal Of 2, $40 pounds to
the ton. JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Main office, mill and depot, foot of 18th, 18th and
SITS. s.w. Offices: 1902 F ST. NV; ILL., 9th st.
NV. 1418 It'll st. n. W. and 221 Pa. ave. Sc. oil
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A NOTORIOUS CoLORED THIEF named Joseph
Downing, who has just been released from the
penitentiary, where he served time for grand
larceny, walked into house No. 1874 18th street
yesterday morning and stole an overcoat be-
longing to Station-keeper Cassidy, OF the 5th
precinct, who resides there. The act was seen
by sister of Mr.. Cassidy, who gave the alarm,
and Mr.. c. started out for the thief and found
him on It'll street and took him into custody
and handed him over to Officer Madgan. In
the meantime Mr.. c. went into the secondhand
shops on that street and found his coat which
up and labelled. He at once recovered his gar
ment and took his prisoner to the Police Court
yesterday, where the charge of second offence
committed to jail for action of the grand fury,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-11

THE RAGE FOR BRIC-A-BRAC.-Mr. Thomas
Bowling, auctioneer, sold few days ago for an
old resident OF Washington, a collection of line
nary prices For instance, small cut glass salts
brought from 50 to 81 apiece; decanters and pre-
serve dishes s. and $40 apiece, and other small
articles in proportion. An old brass fender
brought S31, and two silver plated walters which
were 60 years old brought S35 a niece
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-11
Prudent Stock SpecuIatiC
To Ladies and Gentlemen.

We wish to call attention to A. Fishers
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
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. Ladies'
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed. The
effectual removal of grease spots guaranteed 4! !!
Through skillful pressing and refinishing, all
garments will appear like new. Cheapest prices
ing dull times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-11

Society OF the District met at GonZaga Hall last
evening to take action as to the death OF DIR.
Joseph Walsh-Dr. A. P. Hagner presided, with
rows and Palmer were appointed committee
and reported resolutions OF respect to the men,
DRY OF the deceased. The Grand Division, Sons
OF Temperance, last evening decided to attend
the funeral, and invite members of the order to
be present; also adopted resolutions in respect
to his remedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-11

THE FIRST OF SERIES of popular concerts at
the Congregational Church during the winter
under the direction OF Prof. j. w, Bischoff-
comes of Friday evening with an excellent pro-
gramme. Seats reserved at Ellis,
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COLLECTORS oFFICE,
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, D. c., November A. 1879 !

y UISTHICT OF COLUMBlA, >
WARRINGTON, d. c., November 4, 1917
A0Ilde 70 Taxpayers: :,
Taxpeyerg are hereby notified that the Pamphlet
containing the list of Unpaid Taxes for year ending
June JOfh. 1879, and other Taxes and Assessments
previously due and In arrears has been printed and
Sna5 copy thereof viii be delivered to any taxpayer
act OF Congress approved March Sd, 1877.
Columbia. ~'>'Nso V
Attest: JOHN +. COOK ,s
nov4-2aH3W Collector Of Taxes.
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SUIT On PROMIssoRY NoTEs.-To-day Mr.. R.
X. Elliot, for B. U. Keyser, receiver OF the Ger
man-American National Bank, filed a suit
May 10th, 1875 as follows: s2,4156O, drawn by
Hiz in favor OF c: E. Prentiss, trustee; S. 49,
In favor of E. P. Holstead; 81, 600, in blank;
Prentss, in favor of Hitz s. ALLY, same; 81 2OO
s. PrentiSS, In favor Of HitZ. Total, SIS, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-11

CHILDREN's KILT SUITS, ~ to 6 years, at the
Pennsylvania avenue. Elegant and beautiful
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CITY ITEMS.

THERE ARE MORE CURES made with Hop Bit,ers
than all other medicines
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Mr.. CHAs. HIBBs, an old and highly respected
citizen OF Washington, died at his residence
noon, In the 10th year OF his age. Mr. HibDs
was native OF England, but came here when
quite young man nearly so years ago. For a
number OF years he was a bailiff OF the mar
shals Office under the late Gen. Hunter. for
some time doing duty in the Supreme Court OF
me United States and also in the Criminal Court
OF the District. He also served as messenger
Ior number OF years In the Interior depart
ment, up to the latter part OF President Buchan-
ans administration. Mr.. HibbS was member
Oh sne Methodist Episcopal church, holding his
,, meni1elsnip at Wesley chapel, and as local
Pasacnsr, class leader, &C, he was auSeful mem
per: ne pore high character among his fellow.
cltnsns; during his life he was q man OF re-
th a.kaDle good health carrying his age so well
morrow afternoon. w." paw w
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NATIONAL THEATER.
SPECIAL OPERA ANNOUNCEMENT.
EMMA Abb BOTT,
''WASHINGTON'S FAVORITE PRINIA DONNA
MONDAY, Nov. 17rH-ONE WEEK ONLY,
OF THE RENOWNED
r. NJ A A II BOTT
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
plete Grand English Opera Company in America I''
MARIE n TII !, sToGMiE,z ZELDA sEGTINs PAULINE
kAsi kYsE F. WAHTEh TRM RM
NV GRAND dHoRUs AND ORCHESTRA.
a Il GS"f kE 1sE 81 ffii9.'ns
MONDAY = Only time of Victor Masses Grand
"PAu1 AS Sfsr1 rs1RG1N1A,Y
EMMA ABBOTT IL R,r her original creation of
"BoH ffRaf[ Heer GaI1R1,~
EMMA ABBOTT in her charming role of .Arline:,"
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 19oOnly time of Gounod's
! aE1 GTRssTfsn
EMMA ABB0TT in her great role of Marguerite"
CITIES 2Gsffs w oF + N SIT faIti
FRIDAY, Nov. 21o ofsfFt time in America of
S sfs6Ga,f ssa 1N Rs. JGTi 9gaEss;
EMMA ABBOTT as Juliet.
TOM KARL as Romeo" and full strength of
saT17pn.v-1.s. , Gfa,mIpany. ,o r,,,,, .nnorr
oPEk ka' GoM e n EMMA ABBOTT
SATURDAY NIGHT-Farewell Benefit of EMMA
The The, Popular Prices VIII Remain Unchanged
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FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, all width, SIC. up. Carpets,
Sc, SOC. up. Bed comforts 15c. Towsons
PENNSYLVANIA avenue south side near eth ST