davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-02-28

On motion of James Moran, seconded by
l.. Kramer, the same was approved ana Or
dered spread upon thu minutes.
The petition Of L. A. Badeaux, asking
that Protector Fire Company No. 2, DO aA-
empt from paying Parish Taxes, was re-
ceived ard read and on rrticn OF James Mo
ran seconded bv IL. FEsnAlio.
Resolved that Protector Fire Co. No. 2,
Thib ,laux Fire Co. NJ. I, a',d Home Hook
and Ladder Co. NJ. /. be and the same IRE
hereby exempt from the pay Llent OF Parlsa
Taxes. adopted unanimously. -f.s
3 On motion If James Moran seconded by
Charles Brown. 81"
De il resolved by the Police Jrrv Of the
Parish Of Latourrhe THAI tis President OF
the Police jury be and ne IS l,eseby aurhO-
rized to lease the Lockport Fesfy for tue
term Of five years. the following years to-
wit 1881, 1882 1853. 1854, and 1885. for the
able ON the lst. day OF january OF each
year. s,s
The said purchaser OF the said srrry nu-
der this resolution is to fnr1tsh !; bond pa.s..
ble to tte President Of the Polica Jury Of
LafOnrche. in the suln Of Six hundred Dol
lars l$6oO.) for the iait sfui performance of
his daties as public 1errynan. tf
The act of lease to De ,.ale before the Re
cOrder OF the Parish III Laa0urche 1T the eS
pouS0 Va GuO puTOud0Cts
Be it fnrther resolved, that all ordinances
in cenflict herewith, be ami the si.,lic are
hereby repealed. ~
Adopted by the following vote C yeas
and nays.
PC. Aleman. James Moran. L. Kramer,
| C. Thioodaux. H. Frask In. Charles Brown
George Watson and {. Zeringne VOTED
yea. 3 Yeas, and VALERIE Gnilry voted nay,
| nay.
| On motion Of James Moran seconded By
C. Ze,ingue.
BE it resolved. BY the Police Jnry of the
| Par ish nf afUurche thaS the survey Mat. .
hy p. A. ThiJoa aus Civil Ep. iIeer on s,e
| 5ih. day of February 1880 and eStahlisain .
the bOuntry line between the Parishes a.
| l.afourche and TeFrebonne on the Ae.t.si
! Plantation be arcertel rs the bo.lnty v itie
/ be- ween the Parishes Ui il.iOurcl'r .,t;,i
rebo,lc and the action OF the said l.. =
/ Til budduS Civil Eu,. ,.tn.er. oe ..ad thi; are
ls hereby ratified, a,iOpsed by . yeas ARD
no nays.
/ On motion of James Moran. resolved .:'at
the map furnished by NJ. +. A. Thi5adaus
b, framed and hung upin the PARISH Rocol
,itrs office.
The committee on claims submitted til,
following report.
10 the Honorable the President and Member
l. Of The Police Jary IF the Purisi Of Loto"r
che:
Your cAm:nitten On ,i,ns beg leave II
make ioe fo'lOwi'.s rrlnt. atfef caIet1ii,
examining the different claims submitted
they report favor;lbiy upnn the fOliOwin.
claims and recommend their paT Tmeut. u
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-02-28
GENERAL FUND 1879.

Court HOUSE AND JAIL FUND.
Jan. s..
To Balance or Eand... HS44 ~
Jan % To
Special lax q mills reed.
from Tax Collector. l640 76t
Ry com. nd. Tax Collec'r @
" w. II. Ragan. bal. dne
On Thilerge contract. 1900 OO
Feb, ii,
Eal. Trans. to Gen. Fund 9Ala
sl65S G'l 1853 63l
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-02-28
STATEMENT a,

cccipts from the Rcrenac Of 1879 up 10
+ January 9th, 1881.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-02-28
SUCCESSION OF AMELlE LEDET DE-
ceased wife Of Valery Breaux, Jr.

Parish COuct-P;sgish OF Lafourche M
1t55, ,PgObates.
Evening star., 1880-03-03
THE COURTS,

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, National Metropolitan Bank agt.
District; argued. Power agt. Davis; mandate
Supreme Court of United States filed.
CIRCUIT COURT [No. 1)-Judge Macarthur.
Yesterday. Cragin ct al. agt. Dwyer. judgment
by agreement so. McIntire agt. Williams:
verdict for defendant Spaids agt. Cooley; trial
commenced.
EQUITY couRT-Judqe Rugaer.
Yesterday, Brown agt Burley: appearance Of
absent defendant ordered. Lansburgh agt. Ap-
pleton; pro confesso. CardoZa agt. Lyon; e. w.
Garnett substituted as trustee. Keely agt.
Young; decree dischargfng defendant. McKenna
agt. Smoot, report OF committee on partition
confirmed condittonally. Clements agt. Raw
liDgs; sale ratified conditionally.
POLICE CouRT-Judge Shell.
To-day, ChaS. c. Stewart, colored tramp,
was charged with making threats of violence to
Asbury Lloyd, who testified that this man was
in the habit Of visiting his servant girl, and be-
came quite wrathy with witness because he OBJ
Jected to his coming there when he pleased,
and cursed and threatened him; 500 bond or
jail for good behavior six months Robt. Robin
son, larceny OF breeching strap from Michael
Brown; S5. ChaS. Hamilton, assault on Geo. W.
Cahill; S.. Anna Bell, threats to Mary Wash
1ngton; personal bonds to keep the peace. Wm
Jones and Richard Butler, colored, larceny
OF piece Of carpet; $40 each or so days in Jail
VIM. Fee, white, assault on Amanda Shuman;
$40 or 80 days. Mary Price, larceny OF $40 from
Lizzie Arnold, her employer, who sent her to
collect bill of $50, and she retained $40 for what
she claimed was due her for wages. The girl
claimed that the complainant owed her S11 and
had given her notice OF discharge, and she kept
this money to secure what was owing her. The
court took her personal recogniZance for ap-
pearance TO answer further hearing.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
w CORPS FAIR.
MASONIC TEMPLE.
Wednesday, March 3-odd Fellows Night.
Thursday. March Army and Navy Night
Friday, March 5-Grand Army Republic Night
Saturday, March 6-Eyerybcdy's night.
Wednesday, March 3, Saturday, March 6, Mat
inees for Ladies and Children. Admission, 10
cents.
CLOSING NIGHT FOR THE VOTING THURS
Analostan and Potomac Boat Club Badges.
Watch for Minister.
Cashiers Inkstand.
smoking case for Corps.
Billiard Cue.
FRIDAY, MARCH 5TH
Silver Berry Dish, for Lady Manager.
Rife, for Members of Corps.
Uniform for Men bers of Corps.
Gold Headed Cane for Citizen.
Whip and Robe for Liyeryman.
De Molay Sword and Belt.
SATURDAY. MARCH 9Th.
Army Officers Sword.
Navy Officers Sword.
Police Badge.
Uniform for Letter Carrier.
Racing Shell for Boat Clubs.
Cane for Honorary Member.
Dressing Gown for Lawyer
Butcher Tools
Ulster for Car Driver.
Irish Coat of Arms for Societies.
Masonic Jewels, for Lodges.
Billiard Table, for Firemen.
Uniform for Police.
Presidential Cane.
Punch Bowl, for Restaurant.
Badge for Ugly Man.
Revolver for Honorary Member.
Public voting ceases at nine O'Clock each night
Secret voting commences at nine O'Clock and
closes at 1U p. each night.
By order of the committee. mar2-3t
Evening star., 1880-03-03

"RoUGH ON RATs"-Ask druggist for it. II
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed-bugS l5c
box; for Washington at $50 Pa. avenue.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

"BUCHuPABIA."-Quick, complete cure to 6
days; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For Washington at $50 Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF PIPSISSEwA
cures kidney and bladder disease, gravel, female
weakness sc,
Evening star., 1880-03-03
LOCAL NEWS.
Asnusements. &C., To-nigh,

National Thedter. - Mary Anderson as
.Parthenia."
FOrd'S Opera ROuse-"French Flats" by the
Union Square Company.
Tneatey. Comique.-"Pinafore," varieties and
specialties.
Masonic Tp,nple.-Light Infantry fair-Odd
Fellows night.
Lincoln HaU.-Prof. Carpenters wonderful
exhibitions of meSmerism.
Congregational ChuTch.-Second Concert Of
Philharmonic Society.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

OUR PROFITS for the remainder OF the season
conceded to our customers by our reduced
prices. B. Robinson & Co, Boys Clothing
House, 900 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Fannie Brooke and John j. Shane, pit. s, so. SIG;
S, 200. II. A. Griswold to JAS. E. Arnold, lot I.
'.Chichester;" s74O. James and Cr1ttenien,
D. Murphy to Ellen Murphy, lot 9, block II, pr.
Pleasant Plains, &C.; s.. A. 6. Mackey to +.
c. Cutter, lots II and IL, sub. OF 50. 2l4: $.
T. Murray to F. W. Jones, jr., pit. 1, So 9s6; s5o
N. Burch to q. W. II. Van Horn. lot /, sub. Of
lots 8 to 40, sub. 50. 500; STAG. Elizabeth Mead
s43: $500 John B. Ciaggett to Mary C. Keller,
lot s5 SUBJ OF lots IS to 81, sub. So 2S9; 5000. G..
Mattingly ct al to ]. 8. Deale ct al, g. a, so.
400 quit clsim); 8. Cassn and and Gordon to
town; s., ,Oo6. @. W. Cochran to Geo. Cochran,
lot s. so. 254; $500. s. H. Dorsey to Sandy
Williams. lot ., sub so 65; Si95. Aaron Slaugh-
ter to g. Rowe, pit. lot U, So 162; $3.50.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

UNHEATER C0MIQUE.
Il MONDAY, March ], nightly. ana Tuesday
and Friday MATINEES. The event of the season.
First appearance of the Great DOCKsTADERS.
Webster. Brothers, Hines ana Blossom, Daisy
Remington, the La Rue Family, the Great Muir
ray and Hedges Combination in their specialties,
Joyce Martelle. mari
Evening star., 1880-03-03

There Is something OF regret and gloom in the
first appearance Of gray hairs, our prospects
are often blighted by their premature appear
ance. Mrs. S. A. Aliens Improved IVoild'S Han.
Restore1' happily affords safe and sure means
for restoring them again to the freshness and
beauty OF youth. Mrs. S. A. Aliens WOi1ds
Hdtr ReStOTer is the old established standard
and reliable article known and spoken most
highly OF in every civilized country. Every
good thing for the hair that the most scientific
men OF the Old and new world can suggest are
Hair ReStOrel'. 1t requires only a few applica-
tions to restore gray hairs to its youthful color
and lustrous beauty, and induce luXuriant
needed to preserve it in its highest perfection
and beauty. Dandruf is quickly and perma-
nently removed. Sold by Druggists, SIPS per
bottle
Evening star., 1880-03-03
CITY ITEMS.

DON'T WAIT till you are disabled from rheu-
matism before trying D,sanJ's Remedy.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

New York Monthly Fashion Bazaar.
HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED.
Price 25 cents per copy. Subscription price
$3.50 per year.
Evening star., 1880-03-03
CELLuLoIp pebble EYEGLASSES s1.5O. at Prlggs

A LIVELY Row AT SOCIAL" GATHERING
In the Police Court yesterday Thomas Kelly
and James Connors were charged with assault
the ball Of the Willie Social Club in Kindergar-
ten Hail, at the corner OF sth and X streets, on
the night of the 10th Of February last, Connors
Gleason with bottle, when he interfered and
Connors struck him on the head with it fractur-
ing his skull, and Kelly struck him In the mouth
he Horan) drew a revolver and drove the crowd
back. Several witnesses, male and female, were
examined, who corroborated this story, and a
number testified that Horan was not struck un-
til he drew his pistol. Kelly denied throwing
the spittoon, and stated that he raised 1t to de-
fend himself when Horan drew his pistol, but
before he could throw 1t 1t was knocked out OF
his hand. Kelly was fined $40 and Connors was
sentenced to six months in jail. An appeal was
noted in ConnOrs' case.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Is not fortune, yet it
buys DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, which never fails
10 cure.
Evening star., 1880-03-03
"Syveet Shamrock"

THE NEW YORK FIRESIDE COMPANION No. 64I
issued March Sth, contains the first installment
of Duvar's charming Irish story,
"Sweet Shamrock
THE FIREsIDE COMPANION is for sale by all
newSdealerS.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

BERMUDA POTATOES, tomatoes, strawberries,
asparagus. mushroom, radisheS, green peas, c.
Eigel 625 Center Market.
Evening star., 1880-03-03
Why arc the lamps nor LIghtedl

Editor Star: In view OF the late occurrences
in our section of the city. l should like to in
Cuire why it is that, even In places where lamps
are plentiful there is never any light furnished?
At Stanton Square, near my residence, there
are six lamps which are never employed, ex-
c. pit to point out where light ought to be-
Would it not be well to apply this ounce of pre-.
vention where no other cost than that of little
extra gas is required, and give the people that
protection at least?
Evening star., 1880-03-03

TEE SOUTHERN REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION met
last evening, at Odeon Hall, Gen. Reynolds pre-
siding. The resolutions presented at the last
meeting by Mr.. X. w. Austin condemning the
alleged course OF Secretary Sherman in advanc-
ing his interests for the presidency, was taken
up and, after some debate. Mr. C. f. Pelham Of
fered a resolution as a substitute, which was
adopted, that the association was not organized
in the interest OF any particular candidate for
the presidency; had not, and would not in future,
enter upon the business Of PreSdent-making.
and that when the representatives or the people
shall have selected standard-bearer for the re-
publican party at Chicago next June. then this
association Will actively, earnestly and heaously
support that nominee. j. w. Volt, of Virginia:
W. +. Kellogg, Arkansas; W. w. Granger, Ar
kansas, and ". Riedell, Arkansas, then rendered
their designations. and lengthy discussion fol-
lowed. in which they were urged not to resign.
Gen. Reynolds urged harmony. Mr.. Woltz and
Mr.. Granger said they were tired OF the sqlab-
bles. Mi. Austin, OF Tennessee, offered reSo-
luton that the address issued by the executive
committee embodied the views OF the committee
and not OF the association, but it being shown
that the executive committee had been author
tzed TO make the address by the association, the
motion was declared out OF order. Mr.. JACK
Brown, OF Georgia, said that Austin was fire
brand in the association.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

Mrs. s. a. Aliens
IMPROVED

BiliousneSS Headache and Liver Complaints
such is Quirk'S N'iSh Tea. the 25 cent remedy.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

WE WISH TO CALL ATTENTION to A. Fischer s
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
900 G ST., near 9th. FirSt-clasS in every respect
Prices moderate. 1y
Evening star., 1880-03-03

A SINGLE Dose OF J. NJ. Laroque's Aati-bizjoms
BHters. taken at night on retiring, will make
you feel so much better the succeeding day that
henceforth you will not be without it. Take our
advice on the first approach OF disease. Try it.
The cost Is tritiing. 25 cents paper or 81 bot
tie. All druggists sell it. w. E. Thornton pro-
prietor, Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

The words and music of the Irish song,
DEAR LITTLE SHAMROCK"
will be given away with No. 64S OF THE NEv
\ IORK FIRESIDE COMPANION.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

ANOTHER BABY GIRL ABANDONED BY ITS
NOTHER.-A colored woman named Mary S.
Jones took 10 the fourth precinct station house
Yesterday white female infant, a few months
p. Birds house. No. l31 L street n.w., by white
woman, unknown, who had left IL on lounge
with a note containing 81 bill. Ii was sent 10
st. AIMS infant ASYLUM by Lieut.. Guy.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

THE ORDER OF MosEs.-EditOr Star: By reso-
luton passed in the Lodge of the G..A. o. OF
Moses In Alexandria, Va, March 2. 1880, was
ordered to correct statement that appeared in
d. Ruffin were expelled from the Grand
Lodge. l was also TO state that the Grand
Lodge of the state met on the 18th of February,
and by unanimous vote OF all the lodges they
expelled VIM II. Matthews. Jones was elected
R. w. G. NJ. and r. d. Ruf1in, w. 6. S. Respect
fully, JOHN w. HOLIDAY, W. g. G. S. OF Va.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

TIE SOUTH WASHINGTON ENDOWMENT RELIEF
ASSOCIATION held its annual meeting at their
hall, corner OF 9Th and streets s. W., last
night, and elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: j. Harrison johnson, president;
Rudolph +. Bartle, vice-president; William b.
Browne. secretary, re-elected); William A.
ThompSon, treasurer. Directors-JOhn j. Der
mody, E j. Bartt, VIM. II. Baum, j. T. Petty
and Charles r.. Vernon. This association
started little more than year ago with but
four members. II now numbers several hun
dred.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

We employ no canvassing agents for TIE
son pretending to be canvaSsng for us IS a
swindler. THE BAZAR Is for sale by all news
dealers. 1t will also be sent, postage prepaid,
for % cents per single copy. The subscription
price is 81. 50 per year. Address GEORGE Nun
Ro, Il to 27 vandewater street, New York.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT HOWARD UNIVERSITY
The tenth annual commencement of this insti-
tuition took place at Lincoln Hall last evening.
There was full house. After music by Donch's
band and prayer, the charge to the class was
delivered by DR.. T. B. Hood, the degrees con-
ferred on the graduates "a list of whom was
published in yesterdays STAR by DR.. W. w.
Patton, president, and the valedictory address
was delivered by Waterman +. Corey. NJ. D.,
followed by fine address by Hon. Ell ]. Hen
kle, NJ. d.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

Portraits Of MARY ANDERSON, EMMA THuRsBl
and the PRINCESS OF WALES are contained in
the April number.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

REAL ESTATE SALES Yesterday afternoon
Waiter b. Williams & Co., auctioneers, sold for
Leroy NJ. Taylor and VIM. r. Woodward trus-
tees. lot numbered 13, in Wilberger's subdivis-
ion of square numbered 442, and improvements,
consisting Of two-Story brick dwelling on Ith
street, between K ana streets NV, TO Henry
T. Greer, for 81, ,150.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

The April number Will contain large colored
FASHION PLATE OF PARIS FASHIONS, embracing
party dresses, reception, promenade and visit
ing dresses; an Illuminated cover, with beauti-
ful colored patterns Of children's costumes, &C.
Evening star., 1880-03-03
DROFESSOR CARPENTER.

L Mesnerisna.
TALLMADGE HALL-Monday, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday nights, March 1, 4, 5, 6.
QDD IIcF cFFELLL9WS, HAalLiiaT9esdsy; al + March 2.
SATURDAY MATINEE. March 6, at O'Clock
y. m.
Admission. 25 cents; children, Is cents num-
bered reserved seats, 25 cents extra, to be had any
office, Ta'Imadge Hal. from a. IN. to 5 m. Ad-
mission to Saturday Matinee Uincoln Ha1), adults,
20 cents; children under 10 years, 10 cts. mi 6tt
Evening star., 1880-03-03

EOUR CONCERTS
II THE
ORIGINAL FISK JUBILEE SINGERS
LINCOLN HALL.
Monday Evening. March 9Th.
Wednesday Evening, March 10th.
Thursday Evening, March 11th and
Saturday Matinee, March 18th, at o'clock.
Tickets, reserved seats. 75c.
Tickets of admission, SOC.
The sale OF reserved seats will commence on We'd
nesday Morning, March Sd, at Metzerott's. 925
Penna ave. mar1-11t
Evening star., 1880-03-03

AN IMPoRTANT DECIsIoN.-To-day in the Cour
in General Term the arguments In the case o
the National Metropolitan bank against th,
District were concluded, and Chief justice
dering the writ of garnishment to be quaShed
The plaintiff had sought TO garnish the fund:
due by the District to a creditor to satisfy a
judgment, and the court held that the act o
Maryland, of 1J15, applied to natural persons
and not to ordinary or municipal corporations
and the writ therefore would not lie.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

A beautiful engraving, entitled ''LITrLE SAM
SAINT, is also given free with this number.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

THE SOLID SOUTH, to a woman, are for Hop
BtHeTs, using them as their only family medi-
cine.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

For Falling, Premature Gray Hair, Use
LONDON HAIR ReStOrer." InSureS new growth
LONDON Hair ReStOrer." Restores the color.
London Hair Restorer" EXQUISITE dressing.
'London Hair Restorer." The only cleanly and
"London Hair Restorer." effectual Hair Restorer
"LOndOn Hair ReStorer." in the market.
A toilet luxury, entirely free from all obnoxious
or unpleasant odor. Price, 75c At all druggists.
Stott & Cromwell, wholesale agents, Washing
ton. eO
"ALDKREEY DA1RY."-Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered In 4 lbs
cheese and buttermi1k. tt
Evening star., 1880-03-03

A SINGLE-sCUIL RACE has been arranged be-
tween John Bates and VIM. y. Lewis OF this
city, to take place on the 18th OF March. the
course to be two miles down the river from the
AQueduct bridge and return. The stakes are
$50 a side, and $50 was deposited with H.
Clapp, as Stockholder, last night.
Evening star., 1880-03-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

T ,INCOLN Hal.
IL THE GREAT
Levy.
TWO GRAND CONCERTS ONLY.
THREE ATTRACTIONS,
MIR. J: LEVY. the World renowned Cornet vir-
Robert toi ques jamie"
"Maud Waltz"
MR.. CH. FREITsCH Sings at first Concert:
Flowers"
Louisa Miller"
MuZurka F minor Chopin.
Valse G sharp
a The Chapel Chimes ! D,,,o,o
b'Minuet" Boccherin} DueAen'
RennsslG9; ResarSsd scsts esnts. cen
Secure Seats at Metzerott Co, 925 Pennsyl-
vania avenue. marS- Sts
NATIONAL THEATER.
THIS WEDNESDAY, EVENING,
The Young and Highly Gifted American Trage-
dienne,
MISS MIRY ANDERSON,
AS
PART HENIA,
Supported by
MR.. MILNES LETICK,
And superb Dramatic Company,
In the Beautiful Play of
INGO AR.
REPERTOIRE FOR THE WEEK:
FRinaY .HUNSHBAoK
SATURDAY T15f MATINEE
sATURDAY. AYEvKiNiNG, l' An
eE-There will be no Matinee to-day. mars
Evening star., 1880-03-03

1t also contains four pieces Of new and popular
music, "She Softly Whispered Speed Wel,n
Mary Of Argyle" /" ''Tne Wood" and 1.-The Mid
shipmite.n
Evening star., 1880-03-03

THE BRONZE HORSE CAsE.-To-day, in the
Equity Court, the case OF j. G. Garland and
wife agt. Clark Mills-bill to restrain the re-
moval OF the bronze horse on the Mills place,
which plaintiffs have leased, and which de-
fendant having s2lG, is preparing to remove
was argued on hill - rIaor-
80" denied the iniuncsan f@a ans"55r and Juuyv ..,,.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

THE EUREKA SOCIETY, of Laws Seminary, has
elected officers as follows: Dennis Bland. presi-
dent; Catharine Campbell, vice president; Chas.
Bland, secretary; Julia E. Thornton, assistant
secretary; Daniel Jackson, treasurer; John II.
Branson, editor; Edgar Chapman, sergeant-at-
arms; John johnson, Dora Curtis and Samuel
Coleman. financial committee
Evening star., 1880-03-03
MISS M. E. BRADDoN's NEW STORY,

"Just As / Am,o
is commenced in this number, also the charm.
ing serial entitled Z. A STRANGE GUEST"
Evening star., 1880-03-03

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Henry E. Francis and Katie E. Marshall: TCney
Willis and Amelia Chase: A. /. Jacobs and C. e,
Gordon; Richard E. Jordon and Emma Braur-
steen; Ferdinand Clark and Mary Lucas; Frank
Hawkins and Mary Harper.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

MEsSRS. DUNCANSoN a BROTHERS will sell at
auction, on Thursday afternoon, March 4th, at
s30, In front OF the premises, that valuable busi-
ness property on New York avenue between 9th
and 1th streets northwest. This property will
rent well, and affords chance for good invest
Evening star., 1880-03-03

NITRATE AMMONIUM has long been recognized
as most efticacious remedy in cases OF infiam-
nation OF the mucuouS membranes especially
that of the nasal pharynX, bronchial tubes, In
lung complaints and asthma. After twenty
nVe years experiment and experience with
divers methods to convert this remedial agent
into vapor, DR.. Won MoSchZisker has finally per-
fected an apparatus capable of producing and
propel1ng this vapOr into all OritceS leading to
the respiratory organs; its beneficial results in
chronic catarrh, healing liberation or affections
OF the mucous membrane OF the fauces, restor-
Ing functional arrangement of taste or smell
and removing headache, cannot be too highly
eXtolled.
Reference to well-known citizens can be OBJ
tatned at his Office, 619 10Th st. NV. TVS
Re,ae0i''s B1'O,rn Mirtu,'e for coughs and colds
Is endorsed by all who have used it. See
adyt. m.W&f
OPINION OF CELEBRATED DIR. WIN. II. STOKES,
Physician, Mt. Hope Retreat, Baltimore: 81
have great pleasure in adding my testimony to
the virtues OF COidells Lfe6ig Ljq,.id Extract of
Beef and Tonic IcigOTutcl' as the very best
preparation used for depression, weakness and
indigestion, and therefore confidently recon-
mend 1t to the medical profession Sold by all
druggists and grocers.
Delay May Prove Fatal.
Ii you are bilious don't delay, but regulate
your bowels. QutlkS Irish Tea will do it. Price
25 cents.
Evening star., 1880-03-03

Mrs. ANNA MARIA DAvIDGE, widow OF Francis
III. Davidge, esq.,, and mother of w. d. Davidge
OF the District bar, died at her sons residence
yesterday afternoon OF pneumonia. She was
widely known in this city and In Maryland,
where she was born, being the daughter Of Gle
ment Dorsey, esq. The funeral viii take place
tomorrow from the corner OF 18th and Il streets