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Evening star., 1880-02-03
ALEXANDRIA.

WASHINGToNIANS DIsGRACING THEMSELVES
man and woman came to this city yesterday
from Washington in buggy, and stopped at a
place On King street. The man alighted, and
left the woman in the vehicle, when she at
tempted to get out, and in doing so fell across
the carriage step, and remained in that position
until some byStanderS came to her relief. On
Washington street the man and the woman got
into difficulty and the woman was knocked out
OF the buggy, falling upon the ground and cut
ting her face. She was again picked up by the
lockers on, and tied in the buggy. Whether
they reached Washington safely or not is un-
known, but one thing is certain, they made
most disgraceful spectacle of themselves.
AleEandr1a was visited yesterday by couple
OF rowdtes from Washington-Charles Allison
and Alfred Christie. They became intoxicated
and proceeded up King street slapptng and kick
ing at gentlemen and Insulting ladies' until they
neared the corner of Pitt street, where some
Young gentlemen, very quiet and orderly under
gave them what they needed very badly-a
thrashing. There was considerable excitement
for short time, and during the melee one OF
oH m manaS 5eaS by e naa a rd3d 1 ae @ R
arrested and locked up in the station
house. This morning they were tame enough
vided they had five dollars with which to pur-
chase their liberty. Allison paid his fine and
was discharged, but Christie was detained until
he could secure his fine from Washington.
CoLoRED EMIGRANTs FOR INDIANA.-A party of
colored em1grants passed through this city last
night on the Virginia Midland train from the
souln, on tllelr way ~ lndianapollS, Ina. Inc
company was composed OF few men and a
large number Of women and children. One of
the women gave birth to child ON the train,
just before changing cars at WytheviIle, and
had to be conveyed from one train to the other
on a baggage truck: They were all comfort
able, and looked as If they had been well fed.
On being asked If they were not comfortable in
the south, they replied that they had pretty
comfortable homes, and made enough to supply
their families with plenty to eat, but they had
been promised homes of their own in Indiana,
and inducements held out to them that they
could not refuse. TO the question, SIS the col
ored man treated well In the south by the
white people?" one Of them. the spokesman for
the crowd, answered that they were if they be-
haVed themselves, but said he, "Lord bless the
Niger II he gets off the track" The spoke5-
man stated that part of their fare had been
paid, with the promise that the other part, and
more besides, would be made up for them when
they arrived at the END OF their journey.-lIt-
zttte, 2d.
Evening star., 1880-02-03
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
- YESTERDAY, National Metropolitan Bank agt
DStrlct; garn1SheG. Tucker & Sherman agt
same; ordered to be heard before full bench.
To-day, OBrien agt. Sanderson. Judgment
below reversed. Prather agt. Hill; settled.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Jut0e Hag,ser.
guilty; sentenced to reform school. Babe Bed
ford, Sandy Pinn and Edward Queenan, In
d1cted for murder; plead not guilty; case set for
To-day, Daniel Platter. second offence, petit
larceny; nolle pros. Richard Harris and James
Richards, alias VIM. Richardson, order to de-
liver to superintendent of government hospital
for the insane. Albert Wheeler, alias White,
and Lewis Pollard; burglary and larceny,
CIRCUIT COURT (No. 1)->Jttdge Macarthur.
January term-The calendar was called yes
terday and number Of cases marked ''of' or
settled. Adjourned to Monday next.
To-day, Strong agt District; testimony for
buttal.
CIRCUIT COURT (No. g-J4dge coe
Yesterday the calendar was called, number
OF cases marked of and settled. Main agt.
johnson and Brayfeld agt. McSkan; Judgments
t..Js adjourned tn t0-moIT9w when the even nun.
To-day, the even numbered appeal cases were
called and number dismissed.
POLICE CoURT,Jud0e Shell.
Iy sossgn @ ao asy g Sonn
bonds or 30 days. Nellie Patterson, pfostitu.
ton; bonds or 90 days Paul Fitzsimmons. do:
personal bonds. Theodore Addison, loud and
boisterous; $5. Moses johnson. do; do. Harry
Bouldin, DO; $40. John Henry Evans and VIM.
pound cakefrom Mrs. Campbell; six months in
Jail. Also, with the larceny OF three baskets
and piece OF carpet from Mrs. Elliott; three
months each. Evans and VIM. BOWdin, lar
eeny Of two boxes Of cigars, tobacco, gin, &C,
from VIM. Dant; jan SIX months each. Angus
tus Mari, assault on Catherine Davis, pleaded
guilty, and the Court imposed g. fine Of 81 Ada
Shepherd, threats 70 Nary Smith; personal
Evening star., 1880-02-03
Condemned JocaIs.

Street lamps will be lighted at $50 pm, and
extinguished at a. N.
Mrs. Lockwood, In the L. s. Supreme Court
yesterday, proposed Samuel II. Lowery, a col
ored man, for admission to the bar The Chief
Justice asked whether he was entitled to 1t
under the rules, and on Mrs. LockwoodS ans
weriDg in the affirmative. he was directed to
step TO the desk and take the oath.
There has been no case Of smallpox reported
70 the health officer since the 9th ultimo-one
week since. The cases now in hospital are all
reported as getting well.
Br. VIM. Gunton, who owns the lot on the
south side of Louisiana avenue, opposite 5th
street, occupied for many years by J. G. Nay
lOr'S carpenter shop. is having the old building
torn down. and proposes to build on the site a
handsome two storfed brick building, with a
highly ornamental front, containing II or Is
Offices for lawyers.
About five or six inches of snow fell in this
city last night, which soon turned to Slush this
morning. The snow storm extended as far
north as Canada, and as far west as the MiSSiS-
siFpi, and as far south as the Carolinas.
officer Miller reports that about O'Clock yes
terday afternoon two unknown men in buggy
ran over boy, named Theodore Gilmore, at the
corner Of 9Th and I streets, fnjurfng him Sc
yerely about the arms and legs.
The Dartmouth College Association, OF this
city, have their annual dinner and re union at
Abner's tonight. Gen. John Eaton is presi-
dent OF the association: S. X. Bond, secretary,
and Gen. r. D. MuSsey, historian.
Evening star., 1880-02-03
PHILLIPS,
THE SINGJNC DIT nPI

DH1LIP PHILLIPS.
Il THE SINGING PILGRIM,
Assisted by his Son, will give series Of EVE
N1NGS OF SONG in this city and in GEORGETOWN,
DC, during the week commencing February I'd,
~ MONDAY EVENING, Feb. I'd, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Sth st.s.e. TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. Sd,
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. Feb. 4th, at Lincoln
coin Hall. FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. 9th, at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sth ST. Sc.
Mr.. Phillips is acknowledged TO be the most at
tract Singer Of Sacred Song OF the present age
he has sang in all parts of the civilized world and
always with pleasure and satisfaction to apprecia-
tive audiences. These entertainments win be
agreeab]y nterspersed by the relation by Mr.. Phil
iips of incidents Of his travels.
Single admission, 35c. ticket admitting two
persons to one entertainment, or person twice,
SEC. Single admission for children, 15c.
Tickets can be purchased at the following places
and at the door:-W. s. Thompson. Druggist, 5th
st.n.w.; J. B. Morse, Druggist, 1924 Pa.sv. K. b.
Fergusan, Druggist, Pa. av. and I'd st Sc; 7. G.
DeMon, Druggist, Sth and SITS. EST E. b. Bury,
gist l1th and NJ sts.s. DR.. Becker. Druggist,
Brad Adams. Bookstore, st,n.w: Baantyne,
Bookstore, 7th st. NV; Purcell, Bookstore,
9th ST. NV: Boardman, 18th ST. NV; Mrs.
Whiting, Bookstore, Georgetown; Metzerott,
Music Store, Pa. av. NV. Smith, Music Store,
Pa.ay NV; Miss A. E. Bright, Fancy Store, Sth
and g stss.e. !. Frank M. Dixon, Fancy Store, Pa.
and NV. Mrs. Brooks, 18th and Pa e.; j. NJ.
Wells, z st.s.e. j. H. Peake, Pa.avs.e.; William
Pritchett, Pa. av.s.e.
Doors open at p m. jan27 %, 81, Feb2,
Evening star., 1880-02-03

NATIONAL THEATER.-The play of ..FritZ In
Ireland" in which Mr.. j. X. Emmet appeared
at the National last evening, is not nearly as
well calculated TO please the popular taste as
the original Fritz. Emmett is strong in the por-
trayal OF the simple-minded and honest-hearted
Dutch emigrant, in which his old songs NOW
GiscaTGed) OF schneider don't you want to buy
a dog. who'll buy my inguns," etc. harmonic
with the character In refining Fritz too much
he weakens the character. His ''lullabyn and
cuckoo song and love song, are ali very pleasing
In their way; the scenery OF .'FrltZ in Ire
land" Is novel and beautiful, the tableauX sl,-
perb, and some OF the effects striking, but the
alleged plot of the piece is mere patchwork ar
ranged 10 introduce Mr.. Emmett's speeiallties
Those who have never seen him should not fail
to 60 60 the National this week, as he Is the best
delineator OF Dutch characters on the stage
FORD's OPERA HoUsE.-"Dr Clyden was pre-
sented at the opera House last evening to wen
pleased audience. The piece Is most amusing
one. 1t aboundS in genuine humor and fun.
The fun is at times rolltcking, but never too
broad. The company presenting it Is well Or
gained from good material. The whole cast
play well their parts. Miss Hattie Dean Nc
Connel, young lady OF this city, received a
very warm welcome. She is very y1vacous
and promising young actress.
THKATER CoMIQUE.-'The jolly Pathinders'
at the Comique do not belle their name. They
give one OF the nyellest entertainments imagin-
able.
ARLINGTON THEATER.-There was full house
at the Arlington last evening. The Martinetti
combination brought down the house. The
whole performance Is an excellent one.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-The compliment
ary benefit to Miss Minnie EVAN takes place
Tonight at the Congregational church. 1t will
oe under the direction OF Prof. Bischofr, and
will be one OF the musical events of the week.
The church should be crowded.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.--The Carroll Institute
VIII give literary and musical entertainment
here this evening. Rev. +. L. Boyle will deliver
an address. There will also appear Misses
Byrne and Barbour, and Messrs Tweedale, Jef-
feTSon, Loughran, Lackey, Blois, Pugh, Hick-
cox, Rockar and Alexander, and Masters Shep-
herd and &ander.
CURTIS HALL, GEoRGETowN.-An Old Folks
concert viii be given here this evening, for the
benefit OF the Baptist church.
DuNBARToN n. f. CHURCH, GEORGETOWN
ightful evening Of song at odd Fellows Hail
5; e. last night. This evening he win appear at
Dunbarton nj. E. church, Georgetown. He is the
age. His son assists him
Evening star., 1880-02-03

A SPLIT IN THE LOCAL REPUBLICAN RANKS
Mr.. George Holmes. who claims to be chair
man OF the Republican General Commit
tee OF the District Of Columbia has issued a
proclamation calling a public meeting OF tine
.Stalwart Republicans Of the DISTRICT at
Sheas hall, this evening, at O'Clock, ''to take
measures to right the great wrongs and frauds,
o., ereby men not hitherto known as repubii-
cars re seeking to misrepresent the republican
party Of the District in the Chicago conven-
tion'n M Polmes thinks that "the office-hold-
ers from the a., -easury department and the en-
pioyes under the r. lard OF Commissioners have
been engaged in fIna,, 'nulating the republicans
OF tne District in Sa. sea manneh, t,i SO as 70
jorlty
Evening star., 1880-02-03

FATHER SULLY, the priest at Cambridge Mass.
Who refused the sacrament to those OF his BAR
ishione erS who persist in sending their children
to the public schools, has been reprimanded BY
the archbishop OF Boston. The removal of the
obnoxious priest is expected to soon take place.
Evening star., 1880-02-03
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &c. Tonight.

AmuBemeHtSs NCss HO~IsfSNts
National TnedteT.-JoSeph EmDnet as Fritz
N Ireland
Fbrds opera House." DR.. Clyde"
7R,eateY' Co1nipte.-The jolly Pathfinders in
4" Scraps and the versatile Milton Jaspers.
Arlington T7,edter.-The great Martinetti
family In "JOCko, the Brazilian Ape" and va
Tieties.
Congregational Church.-C complimentary ben
eft to Miss Minnie Evan.
OdG F91O1rS' HUU-Musical and dramatic
entertainment by Carroll Institute.
Curtis Han, GeOrgetO,rn.-Old Folks concert.
DunbaIton church, GeorgetOtrn.-Philip Phil
lips, the Singing Pilgrim.
Evening star., 1880-02-03

RENEAR'S Tonic FOR WIND DYSPEPSIA relieves
LIeartpurn Immediately. Try 1t. See adyt. t.t.s.3
Evening star., 1880-02-03

BAKERS COP LIVER on AND LINE quickly
relieves Throat and Lung Diseases, and imparts
vigor and new life TO debilitated constitutions.
Pleasant In taste. J. c. Baker & Co, PhiIa-
delphia. Sold by druggists.
B1rlett's Pile Notwithstanding. eos
Evening star., 1880-02-03

AS HOUSEHOLD NAME, there are probably few
better known than J. NJ. LaroQ,te'S Anti Bilious
BtterS. The wonderful alacrity with which it
cures Dyspepsia, Headache. Chills and FeverS
and all bilious diseases, is truly
25 cents paper; 81 a bottle w.
E. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1880-02-03
A Pretty PhiIanthroDist.

The prisoners Friend" of New York, is a
very handsome and quite wealthy Western lady
wretches with books, papers, ETC., and to those
who, are .pennei in the deadly and horrible
T0mbs, she brings Giles LinineTt I0dtde Am
nlO1tid, which She says is the only real treat
ment for neuralgia and rheumatism.
Giles Pills cure Neuralgia.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DR.. GILES,
120 West Broadway, N. Y.
Trial size % cents. sits
Evening star., 1880-02-03

THOSE COMPLAINING of Sore Throat hoarse-
ness Or taking cOld'' should use .!BrotCn's
Bronchial 1TocIles." The effect is eXtraordi-
nary, particularly when used by singers and
speakers for clearing the voice. t.t.S3
Evening star., 1880-02-03

A THfEvING TRANP.-A white tr,n,, No.,
Samuel Wilson, about O'Clock last nipht tnos,
Lfom W. u Williams establishment, 5th streef
M near d a bundle containing two pairs Of blank.
e,s anu nads on with them, but Oficer Dubois
ana Inis morning he was In the Police Court
and pieaded guilty, and was sentenced to sixty
days In Jail. W ''A9
Evening star., 1880-02-03

CoTsT Notes.-The case OF Fazolle agt. Texas
racine railroad company was to-day set for
hearing On Thursday In the Equity Court The
case OF Jennie stephenson, on writ or habeas
corpus. was taken up before Chief Justice Cart
ter this afternoon.
Evening star., 1880-02-03
CHEW Jackson,s Best Navy Sweet Topacco.

COUGHS AND COLDS are often overlooked. A
continuance for any length of time causes irri-
tatfon Of the Lungs or some chronic Throat
Disease. ''Br0trn'S Bronchial T1'Oc1es'' are an
effectual Cough Remedy. tthSs
Evening star., 1880-02-03

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Walter L. Williams d
Co.. aucttoneers, sold yesterday afternoon for
Richard Wallach, trustee, original lot No. s, IN
square 429, fronting on sth street, between G
three-story and basement brick dwellings, to
TEOS Lewis. for Sl6 200.
j. L. Olmstead real estate broker has sold to
Burr X. Tracy LOT 22, square 2I5, improved by
two-story brick house. on 18th street between
5 and T streets, for s., 900 James NJ. Johnston.
esq, has purchased OF J.F. Olmstead, real estate
broker, sub. 55 square 15I, fronting 25 feet on
the north side OF Massachusetts, avenue, near
18th street, containing 1,s44 square feet, for
50 sos, on which he intends during the season
erecting fine residence
Evening star., 1880-02-03

IF YOUR HEAD ACHES, go to the nearest drug
store for bottle OF LOtiLLes Heai1clhe .S0eciRc.
Evening star., 1880-02-03
CITY ITEMS.

Truth Is MIGHTY AND HATH PREVAILED. See
Its triumph in Hop Bitters. eos
Evening star., 1880-02-03

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Thos.
3. Taylor and Maggie Simms; r. F. King, of
Washington, D. c., and Alice B Braund, OF
Philadelphia county, Pa; James s. Pearson, OF
Georgetown, D. c., and Jenny F. Hutcheson, of
Virginia; John 4. Cumpton and Lavania Will
and Josephine Steinmeyer, of Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1880-02-03

Ireland to the Front

ireland TO the Front.
you are bilious take Qnir&'s irish Tea. Sold
oy druggists at 25 cts. package.
Itching PiIes-SymptOms are Moisture,
intense itching, particularly at night, after get
ting warm In bed, increased by scratching; other
parts are sometimes affected. ".S,cagne's ONT
ment" pleasant, sure cure. Also cures letter
Ringworm, PimpleS, Sores, all Scaly, Crusty
Itchy Skin Diseases Instant relief and perma-
boxes, $1.25 Address letters, DR.. Swayne & Son.
Philadelphia. Sold by all druggists. Wholesale
Dy Stott Cromwell, Washington. go
EDGAR's WhOoping Cough Specific is the best
For sale by druggists. sec. per bottle. I'm
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired II
"Welles' Health Re,aeaoer.n Greatest remedy on
earth for Impotence, sexual debility, decline.
&C: 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street.
N. T., and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue
"ALpERNRY DAIaY.n-Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered In i lbs
ward prints, 45c. per ID. Also, cottage
cheese and buttermilk. tt
T0 Ladies' and Gentlemen.
we wish to eau attention to A. Fishers
Cnenic@ Securing and DyeiHg establishment,
~ No, soS street, pear 9Th street BY promptly
eaopting the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European Invention, he Is enabled
70 70 0o ais work In . manner not to be eQualed by
tnose hot possessing these facilities Ladies'
ana Genps Garments thoroughly cle2nsed. The
enectual renewal OF grease spots guaranteed II
specially IN cleaning LADIES' Receptfon Dresses
partly or thoroughly 26 years. experience Kid
shoes and Glove cleaned nice. Moderate prices
Ftrstcla6s work
Evening star., 1880-02-03

Misera BILE Being
is one that is bilious. Get from your druggist q
package of QujTE'S irish Tea. Price 20 cents.
Evening star., 1880-02-03
THE COUNTS.

DIR. BULLS Cough Syrup positively cures
coughs, colds, sore throat, etc. Only 25 cents u
bottle.
Evening star., 1880-02-03

Insane CoNvICTs.-The Interior department
to-day enclosed to District Attorney Corkhill an
answer to his letter OF the 29th ult. requesting
tRt Richard Harris and James Richardson,
alias VIM. Richards insane convicts confined
in the Jail, be admitted to the Insane Asylum,
transmitting letters of DR.. w. w. Godding, the
cannot certify that burglar becoming insane
will not be ''insecuren here, or that his example
may not prove ''pernicious' to the inmates;
that the proper place is the hospital for the
convict insane at Auburn. N. Y. and the gov
trnment should make provision for the support
of such persons in that institution, but in the
absence OF any such provision he does not feel
at liberty to object to the transfer to the gov
ernment hospital for the insane. The warden
of the Jail was this morning directed by Judge
Hagner to remove the parties to the asylum.
Albany penitenttary, and were recently sent
back to this city.
Evening star., 1880-02-03

DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
ThOs E. Waggaman TO Sallie X. Simpson, lots
19 TO "a inclusive, in So 9S5; 81 500. CHRISTOPHER
W; Thorn TO Elizabeth b. Beaie, part lot 1, In
sub OF lots In SO. 81; s, 900. James G. Naylor TO
Alfred Richards, part OF tract OF land called
"Fortune;;" 81 goo. Chas. G. Leierer and w. j.
Miller, TO Geo. F. Schafer, lot 27 and part lot 26
81. $50; 81. 100. Reginald Fendall trustee, TO
l. Frederick and Geo Einoif. trustees. TO Doro-
Inca becker, part lot 10, 50. 500; 81 200. Dennis
M meNamara As. ara TO Patrick Mcnamara, lots IS and &C.
5' ~; ana lot . So l23, 81 ,325. John Stearns
a., a. H0fdon trustee, to W. N. Roach. lot 50, SO.
1sl ~, = ,oa.4e y s crittenden to W. n. Ro ,c6,
Tr. ~. S.; 81 ~; SEQ W. n. Roach 10 j. A. ).
Evening star., 1880-02-03
LECTURES.

EATHERs QUINN AND WOOD WILL LEG;
F TURE al Waugh E. Church, corner and
Sd SITS. n. e., TUESDAY EVENING, February 3D.
1880. at 30 O'Clock. Sub&ect-Romsnish: febl-2t
Evening star., 1880-02-03

A GREAT ART SALE.-There is now arranged
on free exhibition at the store No. 1923 New
gems comprising English and French ceramics
bronzeS, lemoge vases, Italian sculpture
antique arms and ornaments, that has ever
heretofore been offered at public sale in this
city, and which, no doubt. Will attract our
many admirers or the beautiful in art. The
sale OF this valuable collection takes place on
the 9TH, 9th and eth inStants, at az and ~
O'Clock, and will be conducted by the we'll
known auctiOneer. Mr.. Latimer
Evening star., 1880-02-03

THE DEAF HEAR THROUGH THE TEETH-Ord-
nary conversation, public speaking concerts
&c, are heard perfectly by the deaf by means
of the folding fan Dentaphone. On exhibition
at the DunbartoD, 623 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
Evening star., 1880-02-03
The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3, 1880.
For the middle states, rain and snow. varla-
bic winds drifting to north and west. probably
followed during the night by clearing and
colder weather. and rising barometer.
Evening star., 1880-02-03
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. !

EDGAR's WhOoping Cough Specific is the best
For sale by druggists. sec. per bottle. I'm
Evening star., 1880-02-03
AMUSEM ENTS.
Ensntet.
THEaTER.

II
THIS EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.,
Engagement of the world renowned Character
Go pedtan,
MIR. JOS. II. EMMETT,
The founder Of the German dialect comedy, in his
rewritten Drama of
FRITZ IN IRELAND;
The scenery of this play by William Hartford.
ESQ.,, Of LONDON, England, was imported expressly
Prologue-Castle Clock on the Rhine. Germany.
ActI-oLD RUINS. Act II-OAK CHAMBER.
Act III-GARDEN AND MANSION.
During the play Mr.. Emmet viii Introduce the fol-
lowing original songs and dances: ''ghe Bells are
Ringing" 1.-THE Swell, '.rhe Cuckoo song"
THE shamro-k," ''The Brothers. Lullaby" 'T
Know What Love Is, ''Wiheinderfck Strauss"
and others.
WEDNESDAY MATINEE-CASTE,
By the Company, Mr.. E,pmet not appearing.
Monday, February 9.-H. C. JARRE1T'S FUN
ON THE BRISTOL" feb3
Evening star., 1880-02-03

SESHEATER CeMINUE.
i MONDAY, Feb. 2, nightly. and Tuesday and
Friday MATINkES. The Event of the season.
Engagement for one week only of the Great Origi-
nal alPATHFINDEltS, A La TRouBADouRs, in their
great sensation, entitled SCRAPS. The great Mil
ton JasPers. Angie II Sehott, Masks ( Faces. La
Salon Du Diable, the Wonderful Acrohats. feba
4 ELLINGTON THEATER.
N Late 4freaue.
during the week and Wednesday and saturday Matt
nees. Unprecedented attractions.
MARTINETTI'S TRANSLATE ANTIC
COMBIN-iTIOS.
The Martinetti's. The Australian Wonders. Con-
sisting Of Julian Martinetti Albert Martinetti.
Master Paul Martinetti, NH Belle Gabrielle, Mile
Pauline Martinetti, Eugene Hume, NH Elise Du
Marcband, hiiss Frankie johnson, Arthur johnson,
Miss Claudia " alters Lew Clarke Frank HasSal.
Frank George, together with last weeks favories-
Charles Frey and Florence Marshall Belle Fair
mont, the O'Hearns, Ida Hanley, Sadie Lorraine.
The entertainment to conclude with Martinetti's
great specialty, entitled ''JOCKO, THE BRAZIL
IAN APE" feb2-6t
Evening star., 1880-02-03
DRY GOODS.

NJ AT less thsn WHOLESALE PRICES, to
Charge Business.
Elegant opportunity 10 & We uoaey.
T.. N. NACDAIN,
ianSl-3t 709 NARKEr SPACE.
A MERICAN SILKS.
We have To.nAy, received lot of GENUINE
AMERICAN SILK that we will sell for
SLIPS a Yard.
This SILK is as handsome imported goods at
S2.o0 YARD.
Persons who have SILKS of this make say
that IT is undoubtedly the best wearing SILK in the
Werld.
Call and examine this SPECIAL BARGAIN, at
CONNOI4LY'S.
jsn29 ffth st. and Pa. 0pe.
CCARFS. SCARFS. SCARFS!
y GREAT REDUCTION TO MAKE ROOM FOR
NEW NOVELTIES.
S1.h0 SCARFS reduced to..............Sl.0 90
100 az .............. IS
75c. '' 90 .............. so
soc. az ." .............. 35
These are all new and desirable goods and are
sold at the above figures to reduce stock
SHIRTS 10 ordeT aud ready made.
THOMPeONiS Shirt Factory.
jan2S SIG r st. a.tc.
Evening star., 1880-02-03

SHIIlTS MADE TO ORDER.
one Hundred Linen.
Finest SHIRTS made to order of the very best
material, in the best manner, and guaranteed to fit
at MEGINNISS va w
jan7-1m 1OOS r street northwest.
Evening star., 1880-02-03

BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND ovEROOATs
rich mans OvERCoAT. FIRST t-class merchant
tailor make, very little worn. can be bought for
poor mans price, for less money than Q common
ready made new one. at HERZ0G'S, sos 9th st.,
near Pennsylvania ave. ; you will find large sssort-
mentor the above clothing, together with Heavy
Winter Goods st same rates sep2S-6m
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