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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-12
Ubeda sobre 81 hemos califcado de

Ubeda sobre 81 hemos calihcadO de
masones 4 varios ministries, gober-
nadores, diputados provinciales y
otras autoridades En- las discusio-
nes debe haber tormalidad y buena
f9: en- elias debe hacer ell periodista
ell papel de actor serio y no de gra-
cioso.
N Buscapi6, viendose NAL parade
en- esta po..emica, Sc ha hecho minis
terial del partido moderado, para
defender ciertas reales ordenes en-
que Sc manda entregar la segunda
ensenanza a PIP. Jesuitas y en- que
Sc expresa, no un mandate, sino un
deseo de que mas adelante sea civil.
Nunca hemos vlsto periodico mas
ministerial { cuando algun ministe-
rio secunda siquier indirectamente
sus planes) que ell colega radical.
En- cambio, habla con el mayor
desden del SyNodus en- que Sc conde-
nan de plano por la autoridad infa-
lible de la Iglesia las doctrinas que
Ell esta question viene sosteniendo
N Buscapie. Pero, dira ell colega,
ell Syllabus no 10 ha decretado ell 60
bierno. Pues 81 este cree esta Ell
un grave error. Ell Syllabus ha sido
publicado por Real Decteto de 6 de
MARIO de 1865, y hecho extensive d
Puerto-Rico junto con la famosa
Enc1clica Quanta Ca1ra por real Or
den de 10 de abril del mismo alo,
como puede yer nuestro antagonists
en- el tomo XII paginas 352-72 d.
la Legislation ultramarina de San
Pedro. En- este documento Official,
tambien suscrito por I'm ministro
moderado { cuya autoridad tanto
acata E Buscapi6) y en- su PROPOSE
cion 80, Sc a6rma que es un error
condenado por la alocucion ponti6-
cia Zdnadudatns cerninaWs ia teor1a de
que eel Romano Pontifce puede y
debe reconciliarse y transigir con ell
progreso, con ell liberalismo y con la
civilization moderna principles in
compatibles con la religion cat6lica
y por la proposition 40 Sc condena
tambien la teor1a de que "la doc
trina de la Iglesia catolica Sc opone
al bien e interes de la sociedad hui
mana. Sobre ensenanza va saben
nuestros lectores 10 que dice ell Syl-
la6us.
Creemos, pues, que E7 Buscapls
que tanto respeta, acata y deiende
las reales 6rdenes de los moderados.
no podra sin contradecirse desobede-
Ger la del 10 de abril de 1865. 81
la defende Sc declara contrario q la
ensenanza civil sin intervention de
la Iglesia, y 81 la ataca Sc pronuncia
en- plena oposicion las mismas au-
toridades primera acepcion de
que Sc ha declarado defensor. Con-
que, salga de este nuevo atolladero,
81 puede, que el, no ell BoLETIN, es
quien esta en- grave apuro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-12

Para que Sc yea como la prensa
de Puerto-Rico Sc queja de vicio
cuardo trata de pasar por victima
del rigor de la censura, copiamos
continuation la lista Official siguiente
que publican nuestros colegas de la
Habana.
"Infracciones cometidas por los pc,
riodicos de esta capital, denunciadas
por la censura en- cumplimiento del
inciso 20 art1culo 80 del Reglamento
de imprenta VICENTE
E AutonomistG Espa1ol, desde ell
10 al 27 del actual .......
H Zriunyo. S
La Voz de Cuba.
La Reussta Econ6naica 2
La PdtrlG .-..............
Hahana 27 de aUOsto de- 1870
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-12
Boletin Mercantil.

dad, en- su noble deseo de yer pros
pera a Puerto--Rico, procure hacer-
nos sacudir esa indiferencia, que, con
raras excepciones, es un gran defec-
to de todos nosotros, es un provamcl0-
Isnao POGO ciUilazado. como ha dicho
oportunamente ell Sr. Acosta. Pues
que, desde que los municipios de
Puerto-Rico tienen facultades pro-
pias que caminos, que puentes,
que obras notables han hecho en- los
seis amos de su existencia NADIA,
6 casi NADIA. Las Was de comunica-
cion y las escuelas permanecen, salvo
muy contadas excepciones, en- el
mayor abandono. 81 de clio no Sc
quejara la Autoridad, no cumplir{a
con SUI deber de velar por ell desa.
rrol,o de los lntereses generates.
La Prensa ha querido echarla de
Bruto 6 de Cation y NADIA mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-12

Y a prop6sito del 9yNabus }: ell
Alcalde de la Isabella, hacienda de
Obispo, ha preguntado ofcialmente
al parroco por que no habla admi-
nistrado los sacramentos a un enfer-
mo. LIE recomendamos la lcctura
de la proposition A.
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AmuSelneuta. kc.

NATIONAL THEATER.-Lawrence Barrett re-
peated Richelieu'' last evening to q good-sizad
audience. 1t was undoubtedly one OF the fines,
performances seen on the boards of this thea.
ter Mr. Barrett plays "Richelieur better. In
the opinion OF the majority of play-gOers than
any one else who plays il. Mr.. Keene made an
excellent ''De Mauprat." Tonight Mr.. Barrett
viii appear in two characters, "Shylock' and
81 David Garrick."
FORDs OPERA HOUSE. Our Boarding House
Will be repeated this evening. Several Changes
In the stage for the better have been made.
IHE OLD FOLKS (C0sTCNE) CONCERT given
with SO much satisfaction at Hamline N. +.
Chufch ON Friday night, the 9Th inst, is to be
repeated at Mckendree Chapel, Massachusetts
avenue, near 9th street, this evening. See ad.
yertiSement.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-SenatOr James Shields
o! missouri, Will deliver his address on RENT
nlScenceS or General Andrew Jackson at fine
literary and musical entertainment to be given
at Odd Fellows Hall next Monday evening nv
Carroll Institute. ~
LINCOLN HALL-The Peabody Orchestra. of
Baltimore, an excellent musical organization.
will give matinee and concert at this hall
Feb ed
SIS ,TH STREET.-There will be rifle shooting
Tor prize OF $40 at this place this evening COM
menciDg al o'clock
1HEATER COMIQUE.-The COmique'S varieties
lillS week are very good and the sensational
drama, - Marked for Life" is very attractive.
COL ROBERT q. INGERSOLL Will lecture at the
National Theater Sunday evening, Feb 23d. on
" S0hie OF the Mistakes OF Moses"
MON VI. Z. CHURCH.-Hon. X. W Thomson
church this evening. The secretary is an in.
terestlng lecturer, and literary treat is ey-
pected. Inc church is on 10Th street. lust south
p1 the avenue
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CommOtion Caused by a Corpse.

ShiiD VICTIM OF YELLOW FEVER.
Some excitement was occasioned last night
al the depot of the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road, after the arrival of the 1920 southern
train. 1t seems the body Of a child five wears
Oh, named Willie Nelson, whose parents for
merry resided in Grant Place, died Of yellow
IeKer last October, at New Orleans, and the
friends In this city, desiring it should be Inferred
IN OAK Hill cemetery, in the family lot sent TO
the stale board Of health in that city for a per-
mt 10 dlSlnter, which was granted, and Ger
tlIlcate from that board accompanied the body
which was In Theoretically sealed metallic
coffin When the undertaken, MI Harvey-to
Wnom II was consigned - arrived at
the depot and the certificate was ex-
n1Dlted, 1t became nOiSed about that the
case was that of a recent death, and
a general ScatteratiOn is represented to have
taken place about the train. The body was
however removed to Mr.. Haveys, to be kent
until to-day, when it was to be buried at Oak
Hin Ihe story was reported to Health
oIlcef 10WnShend this morning by another
Undertaken, and that officer immediately
started TO ascertain the particulars of the case
Id the meantime the parties who accompanied
the body to this city presented the certificate OF
Ine New orleans Office showing that everything
was regular, and the remains were ordered to
De reinforced which has been done The alI-
thorit1eS at New Orleans have always acted
with great caution in giving permission for dis
lntermentS, and DR.. TOWnshend is perfectly
well satisfied that there is no occasion for any
excitement, as there is no danger to be aDpre-
nended from this case, the Exaggerated ac-
counts 10 the contrary NOTWITHSTANDING
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GEORGETOWN.

TIE GEORGETOWN DAsHAwAY CLUB held their
weekly meeting at the usual place last night, a
the president, occupied the chair. Mi. Eggles-
ton opened the meeting in prayer. Addresses
were made by MeSsrS. j. II. Hilton. Ed HumDh
RES, Mr.. Redgraye Of Baltimore, ]. p Belt and
Watkins Addison, ST. Thirty-nine persons
sig. ed the pledge.
The CANAL.-The water will be drawn OF the
georgetown level of the canal about the lSt OF
March for the purpose Of cleaning it.
|. .. R.-The members OF Excelsior Tent, No
IL. j. o. r., who withdrew from the association
several weeks ago, have made application to the
National Order OF ltechabiteS for q Charter
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LOCAL NEWS.
amusements. &C.. To.Nixht

National Theater.-LawrencC Barrett as Shy
lock" and David GaTriCk."
Ferd-s Opera Hopsr.-"O1 Boarding House"
Thea,sr Conique.-' Marked for Life, and ex-
cellent varieties.
GcEendTse ". T.. ChUFch.-Old Folks concert.
sl3 1th stree;-Ritle shooting.
TGi0R ". r.. CH7,rch.-Lecture by Hon. r. ".
Thompson. secretary OF the Nay.
Aafd:rriVB,.-MisS Marshalls walk.
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TIE COURT6.

n COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
a. rday, Bacon agt. Gettier reargunent Or
" red Trimbie agt. Irwin; argued and sub
nitted- Ingersoll agt. James: on hearing. 5ohn
B. Thompson was appointed commissioner
and examiner In chancery.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Cartier.
To-day. Redman agt: Trunneil: vera ct for
plaintiff, s. damages. Lake agt. Parr' .sh. do.
PROBATE CoTRTa1Registsr " ebs,er.
turned by executor, and orde", OF sale, Viii OF
Henrietta B. owen; assent II heirs filed and no.
t!ce to executor Issued In re. Leonard Zeller,
guaral;an 70 sho Scne order directing guardian
butt hfeu for probate. The will OF David Hep
burn was fled, with assent of heirs and par
ualIy proven. Estate Of John T. Morris; order
estate Ii Kind.
POLICE CoURT-Jtatae Sae1.
mOt.uat, Charies Parker pleaded guilty to
cufslng In public, and was fined S. Mary
S S1eaUiS' . loud and boisterous; s.. Dennis
SNeeDy ana George Thomas were sent down
,of Ndgfancy. James Jones, street profanity:
-. charles johnson, assault and battery on
yua,as Darling; continued. James Collins petit
, ,a 80 Charles Stewart assault and bat
,ery on Rosa Walsky; s.. Edward McRae, petit
| iaIcehy; Judgment reserved. Sarah Ashton.
la nd OF 90 from Lucy Edison, pleaded guilty.
tIu was sent down for 80 days. Samuel Brod-
eTlch, larceny OF coat and basket, valued at
| sGo; 80 days In jail.
GAME FROM ENGLAND.
James Ii. Skidmore, charged with violation OF
| The game laws. by having in his possession
| some prairie chickens and phesants, out OF
season. Mr.. SkidmOTe is a dealer in game, In
the market. On the witness stand he testified
that these brds-one of which he had in court
| were imported from England. He had been In
the business for twenty-five years, his business
being to send canvas back ducks to England
| ard, in return, receive English pheasants. The
| court thought there was no law against bring
| ing birds shot in England TO this country. and
exposing them for sale in our markets. and con.
| Hnued the case, in order to give defendant an
| opportunity to prove them to be imported
game.
EVERY YARD Misunderstanding, best in the
world (WeD, 90; sheeting cotton excellent quail
y (WeD, 20; bleached cotton (web, 81; napkins
,oWels, blankets, wet. Carter's, iii Market
olack cashmeres, doubie-width, 80; black al
pacas, double-Width. Is.
BOOK SALE.-Thomas bowling viii sell on
Monday evening next a collection of valuable
miscellaneous books
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MEATS.-Beef. sirlOin, 2Oc. per h.; do. porter
house. 20a25c rib roast, 12a20c.: steak, 12 a2Oc
COrned Beef, Sa10c.: Dried Beef, Clipped, 25a3Oc,
do. sliced 2oc.: Lamb. 1Sa25c.; Veal, 12ka2Oc:
Mutton, 1gkal5e.; Pork, 1oka121lc.: sausage
f2Ec.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, l24c.; Should
ers, SAGE; Breasts, l0a11c.; Lard, Sa10c.
FRUITs.-Apples. 3la40c. per peck; Oranges,
20a4oc. per doz.; Lemons, 20a49c.; Bananas, 4Ja
soc. doz.; CranberrieS. l0a12Ec. per ct.
FIsH.-Perch, 4Oa50c. per bunch; Rock, large,
lSa2oe per To-, 4Oa5oc. per bunch; Smelt, 15a20c.
per h.; Mackerel, 20a25c.; Halibut, 15a2Oc.
Goldfish, loc.; Blue fish, 4Oa56c per bunch; ray,
lers, 40a5oc.; Sheephead, 15a2oc. per h.; White
fish, 15c perlb Black bass, 15a20c per h.; pike,
+na5oc. each; Shad, Slasl.50 per pair; Red Snap
perS, l5c. per h.; CLANS, 50a6Oc per 100: Lob
ster. i2c. per h; Seollops, 4oe per at.
BUTTER. Philadelphia Print soc. per In
western Creamery. 40c.; New York 3Oa35c. roIi
2oaSoc.; Cheese, 12a2oc.; Eggs. 15a29c. per doz.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Irish, 3Oa4Oc. per
peck; do, Sweet, 9eas5c;; Cabbage, sal2c.; Beans,
llma, l2al5c. per quart Beets.5a1Oc per bunch:
Squash, Sa4c. per H.; Pumpkins, 1Oa25c each
Turnips, l5c. per peck; Onions, 30a40c per peck
PoULTRY.-ChichenS, 5aa75c. per pair; Ducks
.5c. as1 per pair; Turkeys, 15a1Sc. per Id.
Geese, soc. aS1.
GAME-Dueks, canvasback, s2as2 50 per pair
do, mallard. '5c.asl per pair; do, redhead
sc. aSl Cer pair.
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M, MAKRIaGE LIZ ENSEs have been issued TO PAT
Ilch McBOn0uSh and JOhaunah Collins. Johnn
LiAhey and Kate Is. Hutton: r. p Earr ia .;
Mar@aret f. MaloGe both az :: az II dl.d
Va. Milton {. Dent aiiH. Josephine Mari; john
II. Phair and Mall Crc>dale. both Of MOntgorne
" county, Md; WIlhert Pierce and Alice \
Myers: Phillip Gill and Margaret Brady; Emil
HOler and Elise Pfahrer: Francis Il. Callahan
and Julia Kennedy; John MCGuire and Mar
Tet Z. Farrell; Richard 4. AddmS0n and Mar,
Jane Lacy; Daniel Is. Dade and Mary susan
Nelson.
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LECTURES.
I NGEKSOLL!

COLONEL ROBERT G. INGERsOLL
will deliver at the National Theater. on SUNDAY
EVENING, February %, his eloquent lecture. en-
titled
SOME MIST1KES or MOSES!
his wttiest most radical and most mastery Grafton
This lecture wherever delivered in New England aud
throughout the West, has produced the profoundest
sensation Of any lecture of this generation. nll1t
, FREE LECTURES by PROF o. 8. FOW-
> LER, TALLMADGE HALL. THURSDAY. FRI
DAY and WEDNESDAY, EVENINGS. on ''PHRE-
NUIGGl," applied to Life, Health, Self Culture
and Business Adaptation. cGlnmencing at and
closing with several public examinations of some of
0ence.
Consultations as to your OWL and children's Pine
noicgy best business adaptation self ,ture, etc.
at the Ebbltt House daily from am. till 10 n M
V NJ. G. A. CHAPEL Gincoln Hall Building)-
Il Science of Beauty. A Lecture by Nj CORA
BLAND, D., TUESDAY EVENING, Feb Is Wo-
mans Nat Health Assn Course Tickets I5c f1tf25'
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Don't WAIT till you arc disabledwith rheu-
matiSm before trying DgFdag's Rheumatic Rtnt-
edu but give ii trial at once
Nervous and sick headache yield 10 few
doses Of Lodiile's II ddcckc Syecifr,
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Affairs on the Virginia Side.

FALLS CHURCH, VA, Feb 18th 1874
iidttoT 0t Ereniilg Star:-The second notice
able weather change OF the winter occurred n
few days ago. 1t was not so severe as the ffrsf,
my thermometer indicating only 90; but for
Two Two Gays we mad that strong, roaring north
FROM January lSt to the close of last week
mere has been united, ''protracted effort on
me part OF all the churches here to obtain an
ABOUT twenty, understand, have promised to
people. ~ 0-s
We have had an unusual amount of stcl,nass
SO FOR this winter; but it has been of thai
character or class OF ailments that shows no
;u vi least of maiarial nature
Ia lile locallty The diseases that have affcted
us any locality is liable to, however saiubrions
1t may be deemed. We have had much pno.e
n10n1a, and many cases of what is ,.,s
epidemic 1t seems to M. ,ts annna n an
cnmns w1iae appears ~ ne cold hoarsness ac
colli p1-...cs, sometimes a cough aches over the
body and chillness, and sometimes there is
some sore throat, and anally it assumes a
catarrhal character and passes Off in few days
IA i nave never seen before so many blue birds
ana ROBINS here during the winter. Indeed,
NEST OF the birds of spring are already here
MI. q. b. Ives mill for grinding corn is nearly
ready for business.
The Rev. l.. B. Platt of the Conorecat lanai
chufch, has been on the list of invalidS for two
| cent.
| The rumor, or report-makers, now promise us
| the narrow guage railroad that has been dor
mant for SEINE months, in running order and
completeness in ''sixty days" we need a
means OF transit TO your city that one can ar
ford to patroniZe. To ride in and out of yomr
city at cost of $1.10 is insupportable. No man
can earn that amount in a day, nor in two DAYS
| these times. So many walk in and out, makinS
| hard days work, or drive their horses i'm When
the reads will admit OF it. But then we must
endure that unavoidable, endless toll bridge.
What has become of the free bridge bill that the
House passed weeks ago? Is it to Sleep the sleeu
OF death? Verify, sometimes the ways of Con.
greSs, like the ways of the politicians, are past
nnuing out. We have borne this grievous
| pridge TOLL these many years, and as yet there
mas seemed to be mo eye to pity, or hand to
|
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-14

IHE GREATEST PART of the annual contract
for supplying Her NaleSty'S troopshipS with
ChampagneS has been awarded TO Mr.. BoLLIN-
GER for his "Dry' eatTo qualify
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pEEDS in FEE have been filed as follows: w
DuheTty 10 ). Norris ThOrne. part lot g. So. l5
SEQ. Rohrer and Lee. trustees, to Nancy
Whitney, lot ), sub. So. 49,; sos David HurneS
10 F. e. Emack. lot 10. 81. SIG; -. f. G.
Emack 10 G. c. HumeS ct al. same property:
-. vi. :. Thompson 10 y. NJ. Snowden, lot 3
ana part !. sub lot q. so. 63s: quit claim ID.
Carroll to y. NJ. SnOwden same pl 0perty: $50
:. NJ shoemaker TO \. J. Falls lot = square $50;
- NJ. VI ROhrer ct al. TO y. <. Whitney, lot
=. square 13I: SlO5.
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HATS ros SPRING OF :

Z THE YEAR has four seasons. during al OF
| which keep on hand Dr. Butts Cv'tth Syrup.
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SOLOMON HIMSELF would be puzzled IL called
upon TO decide which Is the more exquisite
the Violet. West End Bouquet, or Stephanotis
of j. 4 +. Atkinson.
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DEATH OF THE PRINCESS MURAT-CarOline,
widow or Prince LuCien Murat. who died Wed
nesday, was Miss Caroline Ge0rgiana Fraser:
was Dom April 49, lsi0, and was married August
moment when the uulucky Lucien's fortunes
were at the lowest ehb-juSt after his release
from Spanish prison. For several years she
supported her husband by keeping school for
then prince made Iucien heir 10 his preten-
sIons; IN the year following came the upturn-
ing OF As and with it the Murat fortunes i'm
proved. The prince was made a senator of
France in 1852, and in 1858 received formal per
mission TO bear his princely title His highest
point OF ambition, the throne of Naples, he
Portable life and died not quite a wear ago As
his wife had shared in her husbands eariy s0r-
rows, so also did she share, TO a certain extent.
in his later joys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-14

THE STOCK OF ENGRAvINGS now offered for
sale at 539 Corcoran buildings, will be removed
on saturday night. You have only one day
more to make your purchases.
w. Ii. HAMILTON,
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ss"It is good horse that never stumbles. a
S0od wife that never grumbles," and bad bee
- fool with that always bundles.
N A Newfoundland dog at Rtdgewood. y. J.
selzed little child by its clothes and dragged
IL from the railroad track just in time to pre-
vent it from being killed by passing train.
HThe heirs Of Napoleon the Third have
failed In the suit against the French Republic
TO recover the value Of the Chinese museum and
other property claimed by them.
eE-The Pail Mall Gazette sneers at the Gamer
lean notion" against the wearing OF low necked
dresses.
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Music IN OUR PUBLIC SCHooLs.-Prof Mason,
musical director OF the Boston schools; Superin-
tendent Wilson; Trustees Lloyd, Middleton and
smith: Musical Director Daniels; Assistants
MIS-. hing and Mrs. Davidson; Principals COpp,
stuart, yanney, Gage, and Thompson assembled
evening, and discussed the subject of milsic in
the public schools. Prof. Mason was Introduced
by Mr.: Wilson, and made few remarks. saving
our schools are lar In advance OF those In Balti-
more. IL our best schools could be taken a. .
pattern or standard, and the rest brought u o to
their degree Of perfection. the music would be
excellent. He said that two more assistants
a ire napSSa N our Sch0olS
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HATS EOS SrEfSG OF $50.
We are now receiving the latest STYLES OF Soft
and Stih Felt hats. for gentlemen. boys, and
children, at Lewis; 9?Q 18th street north vest. =
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PILES.-Dr. Chambers Piion; sure cure for
Piles instant relief; harmless: never falling All
druggists: 50 cents. Principal depot. J. ".
Drew, eth and Penna. avenue. 2,t0.U,w.f,i:
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Miss MARSHALL, at 8 o'clock this afternoon
had completed 2,3sS quarter miles on her long
walk at the Gymnasium. A matinee for ladies
and children tomorrow,
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BLACK CAsHNEREs, black tamise cloth, black
bombazines, black crepe cloth, English crepe
and crepe wells, black alpacas, from 12k cts:
black thibet shawls, single and double; mourn
ing dress fabrics OF all kind, at bottom prices
TowSOn'S, 636 Pa. ave-. south side +
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4 CADEMY OF MUSIC. Baltimore. Nd.
HER M6JESTY'S OPERA COMPANY.
COL j. II. MAPLESON. .............. DIRECTOR
Three nights aud ore matinee only Of
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
commencing WEDNESDAY, February I9, in Bizct's
Opera
CARMEN.
Carmen 14 Gipsy. Miss Minnie Haul
THURSDAY. FebruaTy ~, Doalzetti's-Opers
LUCIA III LAAIMERM0OR.
Lucia. NJ me Etelka Gerstrr
FRIDAY. February n, Mozart's Opera,
~ LIE NOZZE DI FIGARO
Susannah ;..............- Mime Marie Roze
=, SAT- RDAl, February y. MATINEE at O'clock
La SONNAMBULA
ANNA ---:;.;-.- Nine Etefka Gers.er
Tickets will be sale at Netzerott's Music Store
where diagram OF house viii be on exhibition
SCALE OF PRICES-Orchestra and orchestra circle
reserved, 50 Gress circle according to location re
served, 81 and $3.50 dress circle stalls. four seats
reserved $40; dress circle logeS, four seats resery
ed ~; general admission to orchestra and dress
circle 81 general admission to second dress circle
with no extra charge to reserve, 81 procenuIu
BOXES, seating eight persons, $50 ana $50.
SPECIAL trains vii run from Baltimore TO Washing
ton after each opera. Round trip tickets including
transportatlon from railroad depot to the Academy
ana back by omnibus, will be on sale at office of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad. Application by mail or tele-
graph VIII be attended TO IN the order they are re-
celyed, and should be addressed TO J. ID. FERGU-
son. Manager. Academy of Music. Baltmore Sub
scTlptlon sale opens Thursday. February e. and
sale OF seats for single nights on Saturday Feuru-
airy Is. feh,IGt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-14
Condemned Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at e:G5 p. nl., and
extinguiShed at $50 a. m.
j. ShillingtOn sends GO,ley's Lddys Eook for
March and fresh numbers OF Peck and Edrpe. IS
BazGr.
j. q. Parker sends the useful Albany Eseaing
journal A fmGHdr for 1879; Also Hnrger'S Brzdr.
The National Veteran Club has appointed a
finance committee TO raise funds TO aid in de-
fraying the expense OF the reception to Gen.
Logan on his return here about the 22d inst.
The Cavalry Baptist congregation on Wednes-
day night heard the charges against Mrs. w.
SueEney. W. :. Stickney, and Mr.. and Mrs.
.CEes, and fully eXonerated them from any
blame In connection with the recent church
troubles