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Daily Republican., 1879-03-01

WulspEHINGs or LovE.-Your baby's
lie is in danger whenever it is troubled
with a cough or cold. Give DR.. Bulls
cough syrup.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01

ID FAD THIS.--Now is the time to try your
IL luck, as have large amount Of goods
that must be disposed Of About 81 900 worth
Of useful goods To be given away in presents
TO those who visit Chadwick's delaware
Museum, POT W. Fourth street. For the las,
time in Delaware the Museum will reopen to
the public on Saturday, February 10, 1879,
from u. IN. until II p. M, daily. With new
curiosities from all parts OF the world, Tor u
few days only, then the Museum will be
shipped to Atlantic City. Persens purchas.
ing u ticket to the Museum, which is only 10
cents, will receive an eRvelop from n box stat
ing the present they arc to receive; varying
from ten cents to dollars. Rcmember this
Is no sell or humbug. Everythinh will be
done as represented The Museum alone is
worth rs cents admittlnce. Music will be in
attendance. WM. II. CHADWlCk.
teblstf Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01

LjUOK LOST. We have lost or mislaid
ID our nciosI, EooK, No. 722O in the Viii
mington SayIIg FUND Society, and we have
made application to the Fund Tor % new book,
THE BENEVOLENT DAUGHTERS OF
SRAEL SOCIETY," teS--Stltaw
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01
IL Il TENT.

l12i THtnHll street.
Ilui I"
H.i Madison street.
Il3 Jefferson street.
!Ol iilpin avenue.
taJ
GA W. sixth street.
tO4 W. Fifth street.
tls T.. Seventh street
jN3 +. Tenth street.
1908 Lombard street.
'th many Others large and Email.
STORE PROPERTIES.
". ~ Market street.
/, ", corner seventh and Spruce streets,
'"thers.
VT Il Market street.
EVANS PENNINGTON,
lthi3tl cor. Eighth and Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01

|COR ERT.-I'hree-story brick HosSas, SOs
IL and Bla rRtnali ~. Stale IN CLUB stable,
Ninth and Orange streets, very low " per-
lament tenants. Apply to- u. WOkkhlLL.
dcsk7-ff
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01

nor SALE. The three-story brick dwell.
ing, No. as Madison street. Posscssicn
IIyen Marches. Terms easy. Inquire 1t No.
" L. Sixth Ftreet. between Market and King
yreeta. IeDI*W
JNUR RENT. House No. y East Fiith st.
I opposre Clayton House. SnitsSle for
yelling. ta1ice VI boarding house. AIu,ly 10
feb27.u y. F.THOMASICO.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01

T5OR RENT OK SAI.E.--A three story
h brick store and dwelling, centre OF Ok
3ofd, Pa, used "a dry go0ds stand for II
business. A small fortune
made. Best reasons for quitting. Address,
BOX -, oxford. Pa. fe62o etd.lt
|T AND FOX SALk.-A properly contain.
ing about ~ aores, In Brandywine
|.Indre1. Inquire OF EDW. LECARPEN-
|TER, Roeklaud. Del. dciS-wdhstetdAStw
|r,ESlRABLE RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
That large AID desirable property
sunerly occupied by Z. M. Griffith with 10
|.res Of 0round aitaated on Front street near
|rsion avenue. iDQure q
Dk. /. y. BUSH,
iebsu Or GEO. W. BUSH.
|JNJR RENT.-A tAree-story Brick House,
''' W. s'''A aaT.Es ss'fss ssRREgXkMAS, sRREg'XX I?
Iebseod-u bls Shipley street.
J1OR RENT.-A small Truck Farm abou..
II lour miles from Wilmington. Apply V
1EtIRH T. NJ. BliAMBLE,
Near Delaware Junction,
iebt-u Chrtstiana, Ht.
ITNUR Rt.NT.-A six-rOom House No. Ss7
Madison stroet. Inquire nj
}. .MONA6HAN'S
boot and Shoe Store,
isbl3tt Second and jefferson SH,
NOR s aE-vhe three.tory brick hssSe,
b02 W. Eleventh street, with all modern
Ou easy terms. Apply 70
WOUI.I4EY h vANTRUMP,
tebi7.u Insurance Agents.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01

DtBLlC SALE.-Will be sold at Public.
1 Sale on MONDAY, MARCH 2nd, fS79,
at II o'clock, at the house OF the subscriber al
BfandyWlne Banks, near New Bridge, con-
ness, stoves, chains, &C.
ieb2s-2ti JOSEPH WALKER
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01

DEDUCED FROM TEN TO NINE PER
N CENT The tlrst Mortgage Bonds on
Improved kansas farms. interest st,.. Euaran
tn mseIves upon the distinct statement tha
nj years experience no loss or delay has oc
CURED as to payment ofeither Principal or In
J. r. HEALD,
sw.wed& sat ClaytOp House Building.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01

(HEAP GROCERIES,.
Good news-Cheap groceries at No. 1908
Market street. Sugar at Q, I, I, ana 10 cents
per pound; Teasl7, rs, 30, and " cents Ex-
cellent coffee ba. for q cents, our 10 cent
coffee Ia known by all.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01
NRSALE.

"
House No. aO2 Delaware Avenue.
house No. 1915 Delaware Avenue.
House No. 100 JeherSon street.
house on VanBuren street. between Eighth
NJ Ninth.
Aeuse No. $40 East Second street.
House No. e23 Jefferson street.
House No. ~ Maryland Avenue.
house No. ll0e Walnut street.
Apply to WIN. McCAULLEi.
S0s Market street.
Fhaa. Wilmington, Del.
|CUl! RE.NT.-A Truck Farm oi y acres,
v two miles from Wilmington On the New
|Atle rad.
A far,a Of 40 acres IN Braniywine Hundred
Z sthed ancord Pike, miles from Whining
A truck darn of 25 acres whhin the limits
v lima gtor. with good house and barn.
Two houses, Nos. ll3 and III West Ninth
Feet, Wilmington, Delaware.
me house, No. l4lb Delaware Avenue.
me house, No. 6O4 Spruce street.
Ne house, No. ia Spruce street.
ne house, o. G03 East Fourth street.
TIE house, RIO. 222 Maryland Avenue.
i.o number Of small houses Ia different
n. oi the city.
al.o good stable property on Windsor
FEET, between Eighth and Ninth.
Apply ts WM. McCAUL-Et.
6l8 Market ptreet,
fbJm. Wilmington, Del.
|ENR SALE CB BE,AP.-TwO good Stores IN
y good location, two new three-stIry nine
EcD HOures, and two new room h0u.ef, all
[sh not and cold wster, gas, bath, washpave
Elt aud In yard, Z tlye room Houses with
rcIsed sheds. AlSq other houses Persons
Want Of a. chap house 1t would he To their
tIsntage to REQ these houses, as they are all
Itl huIf and Of good materials Prices from
l1 und up. Terins very easy TO suit the
ap' will take AZ part i'sy first mortgage on
|4'' property and tive years mortgage on
fNhoD.e snld. Apply to
q. VI. TlNDAL1. \ SONS
10! French and no T.. Ninth ST.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01
|D ENTH l,ol ted and frsP~srfes
|N CAro1nlly Managed.
Ton veNancinE Accurately tSeeus
k~d. HEALD Il 40,
clayton House Building

NOR A $3.50 LOAD OF RIOHARBSON'S
KINDI.lNa WOOD. leave orders at
|ltery Erening office, 9th and Market; Capelle
Bro, I'd and Market: J. Tatnall b No., Front
ND Orange: and A. NJ. Quinby's, fsont ana
Madison. fsbaA'u
CUR SAdIE.-A store and dweiftng near
Middle Depot. email amount Of cash,
'"' '"''' NV Evans PENNlNarUN.
teb2au Eighth and Market Sta.
iNR RENT "A seven room brick House,
N No. els W. Fifth street has gus and
|ph.pave Possession given at cnne or 18th
March. Apply at va W. Seventh street.
iebS-ti b. HAMMER.
COR RENT.-Desirnble modern house Of
N nine rOOlns, thrs estory brick, nrst~class
tghborhOsd and central location. Twenty
kght dollars per month. or thirty-six dollars
finished. Address III. y. j." this office.
ln2Stf
[NUR kENT.-Three-stS story brick house cor
I ner of Washington and Thirteenth Sts.,
modern improvements. Also twO-story
lares, nine rooms, with all m mndern improve
Fents. BessItiiul location and cheap rent.
Mo other houses In different locations.
JOHN GREEN,
iD,.tf Second and French.
tNUR SALE.-Two six.roomed brick houses
I and bath room, Nos. 1872 and l3A W.
lNnt street, with all the modern improve
tsnts, marble steps, and marble mantals,
INh hot and GOLD water and gas through
be house. Prtoe 81 500. Terms aceomodst-
ts Apply 10 THOMAS X. LALLY,
eb27-ets 6H Market street.
COR RENT.-A desirable Residence, No.
N 100 E. SIrth street, Wilmington, dSel.
he family wants rtv board with the occupants,
ser no small children, good reference re-
ared, no Others need apply. For particulars
Eitress Box 8, New London, Chester c0anty,
Psansylvania, or IL. PENNINGTON,
MATT Eiehth and Market streeta.
DROPERTIE6 RENTED, ReoAH
COLLECTED, Insurance placed
afrst-claSs csAapAnies. surveying
arms q speciality. A large nuns-
(sr Of Properties for rent, sale and
|Ichange. J. A. BOND Il CO..
In31u COL Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-01

NOR NT.-Store HOuss No. 8 W. Fourth
street. Possession given st once.
n. l.. LlCHTENSTE1N,
jn24-lmd Secretary.
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GEORGETOWN.

ACCIDENT ON THE ICE.-Willie Elliott, a boy
about IA years old, fell on the Ice, Saturday
afternoon, while skating on the Potomac oppo-
site this place, and broke his left leg near the
ankle. He was conveyed to his home. corner OF
Vermont avenue and II street. by Officer Bur-
rOughS, aud Major Morgan received note this
morning from the father of the lad Major Geo
II. Elliott, of the t. S Engineer Corps. express
ing his warm thanks for the kindness shown by
Officer Burroughs to his son.
THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE PHILIP T. BERRY
took place this afternoon at o'clock from his
late residence, corner Of DumbaTton and Con-
gresS streets: the Rev. A. II. Stuart of Christ p
E. Church, officiating. A large concourse of
citizens and friends IoiG,.Ted the remains to
their final rest1ng-place at Oak Hill.
FATHER DE WOLF, formerly pastor of Trinity
Church here, while riding from PeterSvlle Nd
recently. became overpowered by the cold and
would have persisted bat that his condition WAS
discovered by one of the family OF Mr. Denayrie
and the father taken into the house. when he
soon recovered.
\ REsCUE-A young man named Albert
Martin Skated into the water of Rock creek
near NJ street bridge Saturday evening" and
was rescued from drowning by Thomas Brooks
WANTED Ills NoOD.-Oiicer Hess arrested a
c0lored man last Friday named Augustus vii
hams for stealing timber from Mark Younc's
old Burnt mill, on Water street. lie was TAKEN
to the Police Court and fined 81. which he maid
He then returned to the Station-hOuSe here for
his wood. lie was told. of course THAI il din
not belong TO him. He said he didn't see tho
reason why: he had paid for it, and didn't off
q dollars Wertl nurtler,'
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Two - omen Sent &c ihe PeEii:en-
t.ssEfr

To-day. in the CRIMINAL court. Judge Nylie.
Jenny Harris ana Eta Jones. two rough-look-
ing specimens from Murder Bay. were placed
on trial on the charge OF having Oh the It'll OF
December last. SteIcn $40 from John Murray.
stranger from Philadelphia. on lis way south u
buy farm, wee placed on trial, Mrs. Il. "a.
Lockwood appearing as counsel for the prison.
erS. The prosecuting witness testified - being
drunk. and ~ these WON leading hi n 10 q
hOJl~e. where they robbed Lila. Other witnesses
including Detective McDeyItt, testified a4 to the
recovery of the money, The defendants each
took thy stand and testified that they met this
man OF street. rear i3Jh. and he made an
uuDentiOnab!e proposition 20 them and handed
cut bis pocket book, which they thought con-
tanned counterfeit money.
MIS- lockwood ar.ut. the case. saving that q
man who had no more sense or Gccency than u
ne found IN that LEGALITY. and who had the
;tIilIcity tu make such proposition as the de
PENDANTS had testified 10, did not deserve any
protection. and she remarked that ii there Wer,
no had men there would be no bad women
Mr. Wells. ir., claimed that the government
had made ont "a case, and instead OF the man
being unworthy or belief. II was such people as
these who, from the witness stand. spoke glib
bly, language which no man in the court room
would utter, and he was certain that SIch
vUltUreS preyinC on the community would not
b. believed by the jury.
The jury found a verdict OF guilty.
The prisoners were called up for sentence,
and in reply TO the question as to whether they
had anything to say why sentence should not
De passed, both Of them protested that The man
gave them the pocket book
Mrs. lockwood asked the court to suspend
sentence. claiming that there was no proof that
they took the money.
Judge Wylie.-Why, Mrs. Lockwood. if these
people are not guilty, We had better shut up The
court house IL is true that the prosecuting
witness appeared to be rather green and I'M
sophisticated man TO come from Philadelphia
and he must have been under the influence OF
liquor and Unacquaint6d with the nefghbor-
hood People following the life these people
do are not entitled to cTedence.
Mis- LOckwOOd--YOur honor, there IS no evil
dcGce as TO their course OF life.
The CouTt.-MrS. lockwood, IL is very appar-
ent as TO their course OF life; they stated il
themselves. They are each sentenced to i'm
prlsonment at hard labor for three years in the
Albany ptnllentlary-the most can give under
the law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-13
condemned Locals.

street lamps viii be lighted az $50 p. N. and
e~tpguished at 1920 a. IN.
- Chickering, the much respected Sec
-, - t,-o - Massachusetts, ana Congress
i'tal5 , Dl thc c-~ g. -'nS. is now on his ninth
SiVil,'i el - an ~ yS,tt o, vicinity
Harry Richmond. the actor augustus b., -
OF this city.) charged with killing Arthur in
saloon in Philadelphia, two months ago. has
teen released on bail.
The lamented death of the beautiful and in
tcTeStiGg little daughter Of Mr., BuShrOd Robin
son by diphtheria has been followed by the
death at his residence Of another attractive
child, his niece, Blanche Mcfarland. OF the
sane dread disease.
On saturday Chas. ", NOulton. the we'll
kECwn real estate pfUE;r. who has been twice
tried for optalH...g money under false pretence5.
"A Rang Jury resulting each time,) was released
nv order OF Judge Wyle on $1,000 bail-P Stan
ton and J. ii. Arnold going on his Bond.
The snow storm yesterday made quiet sun
day. and there were small congregations al
SEINE Of the churches. The lakes came down
for several hours. making about three inches OF
snow on the ground, and last evening and this
morning the sleigh-5ellS were 11ngnng around
uuitp lively
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,EIac Eireside eo.,,nnnin,,.
fNS = III NSfSFF NI'Ett V&ktAaVEfs
The PRESIDE CoNPASION, No. 5S1 with SUI
plempOtA. ont TODAY

THE PRESIDE CoMPANI0N, No. So with sup
plemenD out to-day,
-, AND FOR SALE BY ALL NEwsDEALERs.
The supplement for this week contains MARY
CECII. HAYS touching little story,
LADY CARMICHAEL's WILL-Con1p!ete
Also the popular Song and Chorus,
GIVE Me THE MAN OF HONEST HEART"
The following popular pieces of Music are
given free with TIE FlRESlDE COMPANIONS:
LITE JACKS YARN. Song and Che
US. with No. lSS
AILs WELL (DueD Companion to Lar
board Watch, Alloy .................NO. $50
Don't MAKE Ne LAUGH. A Tickling
SECRET LOVE-. Gavotte GaIop. j Iescf \" -!
LOVE, THE NACRANT. Song from the new
opera of carmen .......N No 5S3
They ALI. Do IT. Song and Chorus, by
4 tie Author of Johnny Morgan. No. ISL
The subscription price Of THE FIREsiDE COM
PANl0N is s. year: four copies for $40; nine
copies for $40. Address GEORGE MUNRO. II 10 p
NaGdeWater street, \. y.
F0R BRONCHIAL, AsTHNATIC AND Pulmonary
complaints ''BrO,rnS Bronchial Troches" mani
IeSt remarkable curative properties. Like al
otleT HelltOr10uS articles, they are frequently
initiated, and those purchasing should be sure
10 obtain the genuine ''BRoNCHIAL TRoCHES"
SKINNY MEN and women are not admired
LADIES' and gents lacking flesh, vivacity cleo
lflc IOrce; Vital, brain or nerve force; men in
}ufed by mental strain, physical excuses. abuse.
&c: aged persons to retain former yigor: ali
suner1ng from nervous proStratiOn. should Use
'Nel{s' Health Renelrer." Remarkable in pre-
serving youthful condition. Greatest remedy
on earth for impotence leanneSS, sexual debili-
ty, premature decline, &c. 81 at druggists. De-
pot, s. Barclay St, \. Y, and for Washington
at $50 pennsylvania avenue. 1,S,mwSl:
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
toto's Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dyseDtery and
dlarrhGa, whether arising from teethfng or
other causes. An old and weu-tried remedy.
Is cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND GENTLgnES.-We wish to call
attention TO 4. Ffscher'S Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No. SOC G street, near
9th street. BY promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean invention, he is ena bled to do his work In
a manner rot to be equalled by those not pos
SeSslng these facilities. Cents suits cleaned
Tor g. n: B.-Lace curtains cleaned from 81
up 10 $50 a window. Wool blankets from so
cents to 81 pair. by cleaning q number q re-
duction in price. Specialty-Lades PARTY
dresses spotted or soiled round the bottom,
cleaned without doing the whole garment: 25
years experience.
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INDIANS HANGED.-Two Indians. called White
owl ana quit ii Jumps, were han ged at Pendle-
ton, Washington Territory, Friday, for muir
der. Both were dressed in full Indian cOstur-
met their doom with proverblal stOtcisrr ie
died with the death-chant on their and
strong guard OF regulars and mi iipS. A
duty for emergencies. -iUa was on
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THE TnERTS
CJprI-rT roI-ur y,;o H.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judoe Cartier.
saturday, number OF motions were acted on,
among them Herr q CiSSen agt. Charter Oak
insurance Co.; motion for Judgment granted
Merrlck CT al. agt. Giddins; certified to General
Term. Appleby, receiver, agt. Grahamite and
IIlnadad Asphalt Pavement Co., motion u dis
miss argued.
PROBATE CorRr-Reetster Webstsr.
saturday, estate of Thomas F. Anderson:
Horace j. Frost qualified as administrator d. b.
n, C.. t. a.. bond $4,000. Estate OF y. D.
skouIk; petition OF Louis Ring, of Baltimore. a
creditor, for letters of administration filed and
orueT or publlcat1on issued. Estate OF Allison
Nallor; On petition and assent of heirs-at-law,
1e de OF We're granted the
accounts were approved and passed.
POLICE COURT-Judge STeu
20 da avs Mary Nichols, yagdIancy bonds, or
IS. Chas. Brown, profanity; S. Susan Perkins,
loud; IS; Joseph Cooper, charged with selling
coal Goa. without license; attachment issued. j. F.
Washington, selling coal without license; per-
sonal recognizance. Isaiah Lewis. larceny of a
shawl from Mrs. Anderson, who testified that
she paid his wash bin; fined S, or 10 days.
Charles Brown, larceny of packing box from
George +: Hardin; IS. or 10 days Helena Dona-
fined 81. Samuel Lawson, larceny Of a Shawl
from Noah Dove; second offence, grand Jury.
John NeSheitt and James Flynn, assault on
Christian Bouman; $50 each.
TO-DAY.
Henry Scott, Thomas Waggaman, and Pat
rick Smelly were fined for allowing snow to re-
main on their side walks Albert Jones, alias
McCulloch, forfeited S.; collateral for using
prOfane language. Peter Washington, same;
s.. VIM. Smith, loud and boisterous; IS. Az
drew Pursen and Albert Ernest were fined S.
each for lighting each other, kicking and
scratching. Jane Yeager was. fined s. for petit
larceny OF several articles OF dry goods. Sam
uel Walker and Truey Lucas loud and bolster
Gus; 90. Margaret Anker, profane and indie
cent language; S.. Robert johnson was sent
down for vagrancy. Kate GOSlin, same; s..
James w. Wheeler, colored, assault on his wife;
Warren. larceny OF two flour harre,s from q
cooper named Jarboe 81,
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ss-The Rev. Thomas X. Beecher is presiden,


OF an Ehraira cremation society.
~ In Boston, nifty years ago, lottery tickets
Were sometimes given as school prizes.
~ Alabama clears $50, 900 by hiring out her
conyicts. and keeps only few in the peniten-
tiarteS.
Fear God and keep your feet dry.-rN
G. ri. Adr That would save good many soIes.
Boston Post.
az Kent county, Md. means TO have honest
elections and has started Off with society to
prevent treating at such times.
sF- Troy Dye, ex-pubic administrator OF Sac
ramento county, Cal, has been convicted OF
murder in the first degree for killing A. NJ Tul-
lis.
sE-Mr. George W. Childs. of PHILADELPHIA,
gave adinner Saturday TO about forty prominent
New Workers. and had Governor Hartranft and
Governof-elect Hoyt, or Pennsylvania, to meet
them.
"a At Toledo. o., Friday, W. A. Duryea, of
the Pennsylvania railroad, shot and dangerous
~ wounded his wife and then shot and killed
himself. The cause OF the shooting was Ieal-
ousy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-13
LECTURES.
ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-sIx

ONE HUNDRED AND NtNETY.SIX
" DAYS ON AN ICE FLOE.
CAPTAIN TYSON, of Arctic fame. HALLS conf.
rade, late commander of the "Howgste Expedition ~
will lecture st LINCOLN HALL. on MONDAY
EVENING, January Il, on his Incompatible expe-
riences while cast away for six months on lat OF
ice, with eighteen souls in charge. The use of -
years Arctic experience Fearful resorts in and
snow and darkness for the preservation of life.
Arctic Christmas Soup.
Seals and Bears
The most instructive Lecture of tae season.
Tickets, 90 cents al Metzerotts and other public
places. jsn9-4t
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INDIANS AT SUNDAY SCHOOL.-A most inter-
estlng meeting OF the Foundry VI. Z. sabbath
Schooi missionary society was held Yesterday
afternoon. The delegation OF lite Indians in
their native costumes. and four of thenl-ItttIp
Red. Captain Billy. Captain Tom, Captain sam
mace short speeches. which Were Interpreted for
the children By Major Curtis. an old scout
who accompanied tie delegation to the city
Addresses were also made by Mr.. y. w Cross
ley, the president OF the society. and Colonel
MeachaIn. formerly peace commissioner. Little
Red said lie was sure that they came together
Tor the good OF the Indian. Captain Billy re-
marked that he felt that We all are OF one flesh
ara Diced We must have come from the same
paIentaCc- AID tliini. Ne must be governed BIZ
the SANE God.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-13

SALE OF magnificent fur circulars, carriage
robes, seal skin sacqueS tomorrow morning at
II o'clock, at DuncanSon'S auction rooms, cor
ner 9Th and ID streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-13

SUIT AGAINST --COLUNBIt Harmony 50
CIETY-"-ln the Equity court on SATURDAY Mrs
annie !. Fisher ned a bill against BENZ. Me
Coy, John r. Cook and others. constituting the
Columbia Harmony society. she sets forth
IN the society. which was founded by her
father, Francis catcher, and others IN ISIS
Since her fathers death, in February, 1862, she
declares that only about $3.50 has been paid to
MS heirs. while the two defendants named have
derived a large amount OF profit from the sale
OF lois IN The cemetery hiCh tine society bo,lyhf
81 leZ9. Mccoy having received. since 1sss
$1,000 Ii0re tnan BE- fair share. \ discovery
ard account IS asked
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MAsoNIc.-Hope Ledge, No. 90, F. A. A. NJ, has
elected and installed Officers for the ensuinn
year as follows: i Emil Arctander, W. NJ; w. G
Craig, s. W; j. c. s. Burger, j. W.; j. Baker
secretary: s. Taylor, treasurer; Frank Carver
and W. Bentey. deacons; Louis Dagger and r.
PereS ford, stewards,
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Amusesnents. DC.

NATIONAL THEATER.-Mme. Helena ModiP5ka
the celebrated emotional actress. will be az the
National this week. She is considered BY many
to De at the head OF her particular school Sac
VIII be supported by company selected with
great care. She viii appear tonight aS :. Cd
miiie.1
FoRD'S OPERA HOUSE.-Thursday. Friday and
saturday nights OF this week Tony Deuier's
great Humpty Dumpty combination Will be at
F0idS opera House 10 make fun for all There
VIII also Dc :. matinee saturday.
1HE MIDGETS. the sensation OF the town will
remain at odd Fellows hall all this week Every
afternoon and evening the hall is crowded dur
Ing the leVees from to $50 in the afternoon aud
from TO IN the evening. Every one should
see them.
LINCOLN HALL--Captain Tyson. of arctic
fame and commander OF the HoWgate eXpadi-
ton, viii lecture az Lincoln hall this evening on
his experiences generally. It viii be very inter
estlng, especially his description OF how exist
erce was kept up. while he and party OF IS
were east away for six months on foe or Ice
THEATER t0NIcUE.-A programme OF great
excellence Is offered the patrons Of the COmiaue
this week.