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The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-27
FREIGHT FACTS.
Arrivals at Maricopa by
 Railroad Last WeeE:.

IfGfit . = . =00 BsOOr-s Specially Collected fer the Pheni,
 Herald"
 Friday I3.
 PHGNIX. H Goldberg & Son, 1 mdse 673- Gos1er tE McClintoc!l paper 100, Geo Coats 15 pkgs l6s7 II mdsc 2O5.
 Mrs Barnes g mdse 1899.
 GILLETTE. J Anderson 13 mdse 513.
 TEMPE. CT Hayden mdse 553; 9 pgs 200
 Saturday. 2I-
 PEGNIX. Goldman, 20 groc, &c, 1920; 20 rope 1420. Roberts S R. hd ware, BIO. J Buyers, pump, 1 pipe, 100. E E Abbott, pump, pipe, 95. Asher X Ere, shoes and glove 6. G E Brown. 1 fruit, sugar. pro visi .ns, 64j; IS spuds, 20,OOO. Mrs 1 Saunders, l canned fruit, 6. " \ Stroud, ? nuts, 165; 4 fruit, 19o. Sllari. ? sund, 900 E Irvine, sugar, 4JO; pbarIey. 55. Thomson, oil, so; 1 drugs, so.
 PRESCOTT. Beach, ? paper, 16O. T Bray. i bxs. 3i5. E Weaver, 1 sugar, 405.
 GILLETTE. TT Mg Go, 1 hose, 45; solder, 10; ? lead, >GO.
 VULTURE. Cent Ar mine, 9 candles, 1150-
 MCDOWELL. AtId surgeon, g chairs and tables, 235; med supplies, 46t. \ 40 Nj, 98 iron, steel, oil, &c, 12,064
 APACHE. 4 C :, 50 four, 6120.
 No DESTINATION MARKED. Cumberland mine, qsilver, $50.
 sunday, 2s-
 PHGNIx. c Goats, lemons, 300; ? tobacco, 50.
 Monday. @.
 PUGNrx. Goldberg & Son, 1 pkg. %. J Hcinson, pnmp, bose and pipe, TO. c Harrison, barber char. 115. E Irvine ( Co, Il salt, 1915.
 PRESCOTT Bashford S Co, 156 groceries, II. 80.
 APACHE. AAQ lI. es9 sund, 236OO. NO DESPERATION GIVEN. Cumberland mine, 5 powder, 800; | suni, 5l20; 1O9 sund, 9670.
 GILLETTE. J Anderson, 12 furniture, 4S5.
 MCDOWELL AAQ Ii. 250 md.-e, 12e67
 Tuesday. 2t-
 PHGNIx. ELS Co, ' coffee, BIO. \ Rosenlhal, dry goods, 12o-
 wEIPPLE. Lieu: WillcoA, ? wheels, tire, 60-
 PRESCOTT. Dr Lincoln, 1 drugs, 2S5. L B < Co, 20 stores, can goods, Sc, !
 TEMPE. Hayden, blankets, 115.
 vULTURE J A Hunt, 10 lard oil, 300; pack {, ng 45; hdware, 300. NO DESTINATION MARKED. Cumberland mine, l caps, 100.
 APACHE. 4 C x, 19T coffee, sugar, l9,G12; 12O roc and stores, 15,77J.
 TIPTuP- TIp-Top mine, 98 steel, 1885; .ad, l50.
 GILLETTE J Anderson, l wooden gds, TO; cres and twarc, 300.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-27

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 u- ROGERS Srcre-r-r- orrH- isoasi S, >are Errc-1- -r-'rs-1- 22S Nnn5.,ss1eSs =t--e-, >ea -------c'@. Caiifo-zls- a-EeS
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-27
ar-,ed tn tho Teeth-

Is very common expression, but we think that armed to embcllish and preserve them to 2 ripe old age is de cidedly more appropriate Tins can be done ty keeping yourself supplied with a bottle Of that splendid denti frice, SOZODONT. which will beau tify the teetR- and keep them from the ravagcs of decay. SOZODONT contains no acids or gritty substances which iuiure the enamel, but is com posed of rare and antisepiic herbs, which have a beneficial effect on inc whole economy of the mouth Sold by druggists.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-10-09

SHARKS IN NEW YORK BAY.-A
remarkable school of sharks was re-
Gently met with between the Mar
rows and Bay Ridge shore, in the
lower part of New York Harbor.
According to the story of Capt. Alec
Robertson, a we'll known fisherman
of Fort Hamilton, there were thou
sands of them. His attention was
first attracted to a dark spot in the
water moving toward the Long Is
land shore, and expanding rapidly.
On sailing for the spot he suddenly
discovered that it was a school of
sharks, which snapped angrily at
the boats sides, and dashed the wa
ter into a foam. One fish, larger
than the rest, leaped toward the
stern and crushed the back strip
and rudder between it's jaws. Itap-
peared to be fully ten feet in length.
The water seemed alive with black
fins, which darted in all directions.
George Morris and John Haffey, the
companions of Robertson, rushed to
the forward part of the boat. Morris
had been sitting on the stern seat,
and narrowly escaped the lite of
the Infatuated fish. Robertson tore
mp one Of the seats, with which the
little craft was fitted, and used it
effectively on the hard black shouts
of more than one of the sharks. The
breeze filled the sails and carried
the boat steadily through danger.
Not until Bay Cliff was reached did
the boat get clear of its pursuers.-
IScientific American.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-10-09
Notice of Registration.

viii be at the places designated below to
correct and revise registration books for each
place. also to register all voters who have not
heretofore registered, from O'Clock A. NJ. to 6
o'clock z. NJ. each day.
Opelousas-AtC Courthouse on Friday, Sept Sd,
to Thursday, Sept 9Th, 1880.
Plaisance-At Joseph Vidrine's Store, on
Friday, Sept 10th.
Bellevue-At the School House, on Saturday,
Sept 18th.
Barry's Landing-At d. P. saizans store, on
Monday, Sept 18th.
LcomviIle-At the School House, on Tuesday,
Sept l4th.
Grand Cotea,,-At II. NJ. Dunbars, on We'd
nesday, Sept 18TH
Coufee CrocIe-At D. P. Richards, on Thurs
day, Sept 10TH
Church Point-At H. u. McBride's Store, on
Friday, Sept nth.
Plaquemine Br'll1 eat Foreman and Duson's
store, Oh Saturday, Sept 18th.
Queue Tortue-At Arenas Store, on Monday,
Sept Goth.
Mermenteau-At r. Maigneaud's, Oh Tuesday,
Sept 2lst.
Point-aux-Loups-Ats s. Carts on Wednesday,
Sept 22a.
Mamoutl-At Zenon Vidrine's, on Thursday,
Sept 2sd.
Faquetique-At Louis Courvilles, on Friday,
Sept path.
on Saturday, Sept, 25th
Point Noir-At Joseph E. Daigle's, on Monday,
Sept 27th.
on Tuesday, Sept 18th.
Mallet-At Edward Moreau's, on Wednesday,
Sept 18th.
Chataignier-At D. P. Lafleur's, on Thursday,
Sept 30th.
Mamonth-At Jean Bite saucier's, on Friday,
October 1st.
Mamouth-At Jean Bite Landreneauxs, on
Saturday, Oct I'd.
Bayou Chicot-At Sam Haas store, on Mon
day, Oct ltli.
Vile Plate-At Mrs. H. Tate's, on Tuesday,
Oct 5th.
Old Grand prairie-At Paul Stages store. on
Wednesday, Oct 9th.
Westinghouse the Town Han, on Thursday,
Oct It'll.
Lower Bayou Beuf-At the School House, on
Friday, Oct 8th.
Upper Bayou BRuf-At Louis Stages store,
on Saturday, Oct 9th.
Big Cane--At L. Godcheallx's, on Monday,
Oct 18th.
Petit Prairie-At Jules Godcau's store, on
Tuesday, Oct 18th
ChurchviIle-At r. L. Morris store, on Thurs
Oct 18th.
Waxia-At the School House, on Saturday,
Oct 10th.
OCTAVE FoNTENoT,
aug Il Registrar.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-10-09

IA DANGEROUS ARTICLE.-Some
of the cigarettes which are smoked
to 50 large an extent are said to be
dangerous articles. A physician
had one of them analysed, and the
tobacco was found to be strongly
inpregnated with opium, while the
wrapper, which was warranted to be
rice paper, was proved to be the
ost.ordinary of white paper, whit
encd with arsenic, the two poisons
combined being presented in suffi
cient quantities to create in the
smoker the habit of using opium
without being aware of it, and which
craving can only be satisfied by an
incessant use of cigarettes.-[Ex.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-10-09

The right OF trial by jury, the habeas corpus
tho liberty nf the press, the freedom of speech
Thu natural rights oil persons and the rights OF
properly must be prcservei.- n WINFIELD ScoTT
HANCOCK
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-10-09
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

will open my school for the education o OF
young ladies, OH Monday, 4th OF sertenDerr
lprox) in my dwelling at Opelousas IN 1e a,
this institution to be permanent anu VIII IN,
deayor to meet the wants of this community w
affordins facilities for thorough education.
TERMS:
Tuition in primary branches, per inVhth oo
Tuition in Academic . :. . so
French, 8. :. m
Music with use of piano, :. .. < On
Drawing, daily less0nsl, q q 90
Painting, tri-weekly lessons
Vocal music gratis IL 90
Board, rs
Washing, per dozen, ,5o,ee
AL uuoe p"' MRS. NJ. NJ. HAYES.
August Is, 1a7G-H.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-10-09
~nT H Great chance to make money.
We need person in every town

~nE H Great chance to make money.
OOLDs We need person i'll every town
to take subscriptions for the LARGEST eheaps,s ,
and best Illustrated family publication Ill me
world. Anyone can become successful agent.
SIX elegant works of art given free to suGssf
bers price Low that a tn evf cry s
scrihnrs in q 1ay a lady agent reports making
gage make money fast You o can devote aap sn @
your time to the business, or only your sp iile
time. You need not be away from nome over
night. You can do it as well as others. Full
directions and terms free. Elegant and cxpen.
sive Outfit free. II you want prof'taoe Worh
to INV the busincss No one who engages 1alls
to make great pay Address George stlnson u
Co., Portland, Maine.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-10-09

OK m deSlApcr day at home Sam
sMs1 ~ Sp6Vpies worth S. free. Adj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-17
GEORGETOWN.

Mr.. CHARLES E. RITTENnOUsE, well known
resident and business man of this District died
at his residence, on Georgetown Heights. this
morning at 9 O'clock in the 9th year or his lge
MI. R1ttenhOuSe was native OF Pennsylvania
but has resided here for the past 81 years, and
was formerly in the banking busin ess here. He
was yestTyman OF st. Johns p. Z. church. He
had many friends here and In Washington His
funeral will take place from his late residence
Monday afternoon at o'clock
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE.-Mr George T. DUNLOP
VINO recently purchased from the Georgetown
X. K company the old chariot stable and car
house on High street. below the canal has be-
gun making alterations in the building, for the
purpose OF converting the same into an eStab-
l1Shment for the manufacture OF fertilizers
GRAN.-There Were no arrivals of grain and
no sales reported today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-17
TIVE COHRrS.

CIRCUIT COURT (No. ll-Jadoe Macarthur.
Yesterday, Mccoy agt Fowler; verdict for
plaintiff for nominal damages and costs But
t1onal Bank OF the Republic agt shepherd;
Judgment set aside. Davis & Haden agt Hall &
Hume; on hearing. jury respited.
Yesterday. Burnham agt Redington ct al;
Judgment by default for Sl90. Boyer agt Hew-
spited.
EQUITY CouRT-Judge Hagner.
Yesterday, Brooks agt Brooks; submitted.
Morrell agt- Gatchel; appearance Of absent de-
PENDANTS ordered. Nice agt Nice; rule on de-
fendant returnable 2lst inst. issued. Haggard
agI- Haggard: appearance OF absent defendant
ordered.
PROBATE CoURT-Jud9e Hugner.
Yesterday, Caroline Click was appointed
guardian to Minnie KirSch; bond, 5000. VIII
William w. B. Edwards; admitted to probate
and record. Estate John Wagner; exceptions
to executors account overruled. Win Ellen
tiers testamentary issued to Mary Stundon; bond
$500. Estate John II. Darrell; special appraisers
appointed Estate John F. Benjamin; appeal
OF publication. Estate John II. Langley; refer
ence to register. Estate William Shields; Susan
W. Shields appointed administrators; bond
si9;9oo. Martha flanagan appointed guardian
OF Mary II. and Annie E. flanagan; bond $500.
IhomaS b. Stahl, guardian directed to state
nnal account and pay over funds TO the ward.
Estate susanna Jouvenal; inventory returned.
tion of cor ditional approval of auditors re-
port filed. Estate Emily Myers; inventory filed
Susan H. Shields, appointed guardian to the
orphans OF William Shields; bond $4,000. Estate
BENJAMIN Owens; application for the appoint
ment of appraisers granted. Estate Carlos But
teItield objections 1led to the appointment of
administrator. VIII Catherine Windsor: ad-
m1tted to probate. vii and codicils John NJ.
Broadhead; order OF publication. Estate JOna-
than Dennis, .Jr., affidavit OF William Dennis
filed Several accounts were approved aud
passed. William Schwing; first and final guar
dams account.
POLICE COURT-Judoe .SraeH
To-Day, Edward Johnson, profanity; s. or 30
days Jenny Motley, loud and bosterous; S., or
Is days. Matty Banks, profanity; s.. or days:
George W: Barker, an elderly white man, was
charged with an Indecent exposure OF his person
to some little girls; $40. or 80 days in the work
Rouse Rouse , Henry Pnkney, vagrancy; bonds, or 30
30 days. Frank Williams, loud and boisterous;
IS, or 10 days. James Smith, bonds, or 90 days
James Henry Thomas, profanity; S.. George r.
HESTER. charged with keeping an unlicensed
bar: $lo5, or 60 days. Nelson Thurston, assault
on Hannah Lee; S.. Samuel Jackson, assault on
Mary Jackson, his wife; ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-17
AMlUseIilents. &c.

FoRD's OPERA HOUsE.-"The Pirates OF Pen
zance' viii be produced here for the last time
tonight. Next week 1.-The Royal Mildly
New York. where it was played for weeks and
Was known as the .'See Cadet"
NATIONAL THEATER.-The CarncrOSS MinStrels
Next week the Emma Abbott Opera Company.
Monday night THE Daughter OF the Regiment
In which Miss Abbott Will sing 1.-The Last Rose
OF Summer
EMMA ABBoTT.-On Monday evening the Alb
bott opera will begin a one weeks season at the
National Theater, opening in daughter OF the
Regiment Miss Abbott is accompanied by
most accomplished company, including Marie
Stone, Zelda Seguin, Tom Karl, Ellis Ryse aud
William Castle. Speaking of her In .'RomeO
and Juliet" the Cincinnati Enquirer says:
Miss Abbott, as Juliet displayed dramatic
power. and gave evidence that she has indeed
been dilgent student, and has studied and
worked hard since Der last visit TO our CITY, She
has fine and p9eteal conception Of the part
THEATER COMIQUE-The Saturday night en-
tertainnent of the Comique will repay all who
visit that theater. Arrangements are making
for more novelties next week.
ARLINGTON IHEATER. This theater has been
very successful this week, owing to its excel
lent entertainments. Extra performance to-
night. New bill next week.
A GRAND COMBINATION CONCERT.-Our music
lovers are to have the pleasure of hearing Miss
Thursby, Ole Bull Brignoli, Ferrenti and Miss
Annie Book In concert next Wednesday at Lin
Vfdes this great musical treat 1t is seldom such
galaxy OF musical stars appear In this city,
and as a brilliant programme has been prepared
there Will doubtless be large and fashionable
audience present.
THE CIRCUS is CoMING.-"The largest tented
exhibition In the world is advertised to appear
here early In May. See the advertisement OF
Adam Forepaugh the veteran Snowman, who
brings here after four years absence "a colossal
combination of menagerle, museum, circus and
trained animals"
THE EVERETT FAMILY will give an exhibition
OF spiritualSm at the National Theater to-mor-
low evening. he se'-Ond-sight mystery will
form an attractive part of the evenings per-
formance
LINCOLN HALI--NeXt Tuesday evening COM
pl1mentary testimonial will be given at Lincoln
Hall TO Harry Buckingham, late of Fords west
ern FlnafOre troupe. Pinafore, with an excel
lent cast and a trained chorus OF fifty voices
Will be given. Tickets for sale at Ellis and
Whitaker'S.
INSTALLATION CEREMONIAL the Ii am. ser
vice OF the reformed Episcopal church of the
Redeemer. chapel of the Y. M. G. A., 9th and d
streets, tomorrow, Rev. Arthur Foster, who has
accepted call to the pastOrate of this congre-
gallon, will be installed as rector by the Right
Rev. j. A. Latane assisted by Rev. W. NJ
P0Stlethwart, of Baltimore.
BLACK SILKS. CSC; all wool cashmere Is: 4
button kids, 41c; silk yelling, 19c.; Lonsdale
cambria, 12Hc., at BrOdhead & Co.'S old stand
1905 f ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-17

,i rlEk ON THB AyENUE--About half-past eight
9ciUcH inns morning IRE was discovered by Mr..
ID: "a. SunemeU and his clerks in the rear mart
OF nus nat store, 1887 Pennsylvania avenue. and
lot snort time the store was In great danger Of
enuIe oestIucuOn. The members OF No 2 fire
company, foreman Shedd, with the police snnn
arrived and extinguished the flames with the
stream from plug. The fire originated from
waste paper having been lighted In an unused
considerable quantity OF new straw hats Ia
boxes, the flames spread rapidly and over $500
damage was done. Mr.. St1nenleZ Is fully in
tnrsd. The IRE has caused no interruption Of
lis bustneSa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-17
lust RECEIVED.

1S0 PIECES SPRING CASHMERE, IS CENTS.
200 plet es OF Atwood Buntings, 20 snd rs cts
+. ~ pieces All Wool Debeges, 25 and 30 cts.
eo pieces All Wool Double. width French Bunting,
80 pieces All Wool Checked Dress Goods, Is cts.
Cames' Hair Dress Goods, all colors.
Silk fOngee, all colors.
200 PIECES
20U PIECES
Lupin's All Wool BLACK CASHMERES, selling at
old prices, double with, As, so, S. 60 81, IS cts
BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
New stock of SILKS for the Spring trade, Gros
Grain, 81, 81, 81. 10. 81. 25 81 81. so. 81 5
COLORED SILKS,
COLORED SILKS,
New Spring stock, all the leading colors rs So. 90
81, 81. IL, $l.25.
BLACK AND COLORED SATINS,
French Novelties for Trimming.
PARASOLS! PARASOLS.! PARAsOIS,u
New style opened this week, lined and unlined a.
81 sc. 81 rs. 81, %. So S3, %. So a. 81 TO-
Boys Cashmere. for Spring Suits, 81, SO, 60 cts.
Spring Calico. Ga cts. per yard.
G. M. TOWSON,
636 Pennsylvania ave..
Sp17 South side near 7fh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-17

Skin Diseases issue from an unhealthy condition
OF the blood. and are Blood Diseases. Wilson.
The CUTICURA REMEDIES cure the most obstinate
forms OF Blood add Skin Diseases. and Affections of
the Scalp with Loss OF Hair when all other remedies
VENT pnrifes the blood, renovates and invigorates
the SYSTEM, absorbs and carries away poisonous
matter, and by enrichilY and STRENGTHENING the
blood. ytazes with new life every organ and pro-
cess OF the body Hence the permanence of the cures
made by the CUTlCURA REMEDIES.
CUT1CuRA, Medicinal Jelly for external applica-
ton, arrests disease, eats away dead flesh and skin
a1lays inflammation, itching and irritation, and
heals ulcers Sores and scalp affections with loss of
hair, when the REsoLvENT is taken internally. Gu
refreshing, and the only natural beautlfier of the
ssln which it softens, whitens, and preserves be-
pared from Cutcura is the first and only medicinal
soap compounded expressly for shaving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-17
INNING SORES.
Interesting Account of the Healing of a
Broken Leg,

IntefestlnX ACCOUNT OF the Healing of a
Broken Leg.
Messrs. LoTHRoPs Il PINKHAM. Druggists =
Dear Sirs.-On the 23d of August, 1877, had the
misfortune OF having my leg broken, in front of
William Stems dry goods store, by case of goods
clan Of this place. Upon removing the splints,
sores broke out from my knee to the heel. and sew
me to wear rubber stockings. After wearing out
about 1925 worth of different makes without any
signs of any cure, l bought the CUTICURA RENE
DIES for the purpose, as expressed it at the time,
to be humbugged again. Before half had been
used was astOnished to see the sores heal up one
by one, and now not one sore is to be seen. 1 re-
commended the same to neighboring lady who
had bt en- troubled for years with sore wrist After
using hundreds of remedies she is completely
cured. Respectfully yours,
DOVER, n. n. HENRY LANDECKER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-17

CONTEMPTIBLE SwINDLE OF COLoRED PEOPLE
Yesterday afternoon there assembled about the
b. q p. depot about one hundred cOlOred people,
mostly young colored men and women, who
were anxiously looking for parties who engaged
theM to go to Long Branch. 1t appears that
they were all the victims Of very mean trick
From their statements it appears that several
young colored men have been going around
among the colored people here pretending to
maids especially-for the Long Branch hotels,
and requiring them to pay small amounts OF
money 10 secure the places. Some OF the vic
tins had paid the SwindlerS ST. and others had
been for some time paying smaller weekly sums.
Yesterday afternoon was the time set for their
departure for Long Branch their employers
having stated that they would be at the depot
had waited some time they came to the sensible
conclusion that they had been outrageously
swindled, and left for their homes sadder and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-17
IMPORTED songstars and seeds. 10th and F.

The GERMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM MANAGES
held Semi-annual meeting last evening and
the following societies were represented: Wash
1ngtOn ShuetZen Neretn. Simon Wolf Oriental
Lodge No, 10, l. o. U. F.. John L. Vogt: Evan
gellcal church, Gustave Giesler; Butchers So
clety, Charles Graf; Bakers Society Louis
Neurath; and German Benevolent Society, A.
lehman and NJ. Leimbach. The report shows
receipts from october, 1919, TO April, 1880
81 ,24i.6S, and expenses s5l6.S5, leaving a bal
anee or s.24.s3. Twenty-three children have
been cared FOR, eighteen Of whom attend public
schools The building now used as an ASYLUM
rs not large enough TO accommodate the chill
dren and a larger one will be rented until the
$4,000 10 be appropriated by Congress for a
suitable structure IS available
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-17

IHE ROYAL. MIDDY.-French'S English opera
Will appear AT Fords the coming week in the
unique and lyric comedy OF ''The Royal Middy.n
beautiful original rymthical phantasy. being
translation OF Der See Kareu, and performed
in New York under both titles at DaIy's Thea-
ter and the German ThaIia Theater for over one
hundred nights at the former and two hundred
nights at the latter place OF amusement. The
plot OF the opera consists In the unlooked-fo
appearance of Fanchette, former flame OF Don
TumbertO, who having become governor OF the
Royal Navy Academy OF Portugal and husband
TO the Queen is placed In bad plight thereby.
FaHchette DISCUSSES herself as a MILDLY and
joins the Royal Navee," and the deception Is
kept up until the denouement just before the
fall of the curtain. Slight as the story is IL
seems TO introduce number of characters
most OF whom are excellent and who furnish no
end OF amusement and sing finely. The COM
pany Is said TO be very complete The music Is
ali good and much OF 1t inspiring, ana Will be
interpreted by as large an orchestra as the
Pirates OF Penzance" this week, and will be
unoer tne baton OF SignOr g. Operti. In an
Otner column win be found list of the artists
who are all well known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-17

DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Francis Dodge ct al. 10 E. D. Appleton. of. 24I OF
Georgetown; 8. E. d. Appleton TO Francis
Dodge ct al, lot 2+1 OF Georgetown; s. Levi
Ii. King TO j. l. Cox. pts. so and st. sa. 5O2 $500
N. r. j. Curtis TO j. b. Heron, lot "a So 1865:
f2,ooo j. H. Goddard 10 Theodore SheckIes. pt
III, So 425; 81 $50. Theodore Sheckles to Cathe-
rine Coomes, pt. II, SO. 425; s. j. FL. Goddard
10 George Goddard, PTS IL and r. So 425: 8.
Andrew McCallum TO VIM. Mayse, pt % So. 81.
$l2,Ooo. j. +. Murray TO NJ ). Wynne lot Is
so. l64; s.. 500. q. W. Clark to Geo. Mason. lot
lO4, so. 1913; s., 600.