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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Opening Session at Odessa-Ad d.
dress and other Exercises.

OpeniDg Session at Odessa-Ad d.
dress and Other Exercises.
The Teachers Institute ofNew Castle
County met in the public hall at Odessa
Yesterday afternoon, and was called to
order at 2 o'clock by Prof. j. ii. Groves.
After the opening proceedings Professor
Groves read paper on "What the Age
Demands of Teachers. DR.. French, OF
Northampton, Mass, was next Intro
duced and delivered an interesting ad-
dress upon "Oral Grammar" He
favored a thorough drilling IN oral lam
gHage as an essential to proper lnstruc-
ton In grammar.
Miss Hannah M. Miles read an excel
lent paper on .School Government"
Nominations for office being next in
order, the following were made Vice
President, Prof. Il. G. Carpenter, W. d.
Hawkins; Secretary, Joseph Cayendor,
Miss Fanny Briscoe, Miss Lille Stanly,
Miss Lizzie Hopes; Treasurer, Miss
Fell.
Adjourned until 7,30 o'clock In the
evening.
The evenings exercises comprised
singing by the glee, select readings,
aAfter the Battle" "Doorstep," and
"The Last Hymn" by Miss s. Louise
Downs, of Midd)etown, and lecture on
Shakespeare by Prof. @. 5. Conwell, Of
Dover.
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PITTsBURG, November 3.-Jehn R.
Man Horn, the Pittsburg postal agent
arrested by Inspector Camp last week
for robbing the mails, was tried in the
United States Court to-day. Judge
Acheson ON the bench, on three in
dictments. He was convicted ON each
one and was remanded to Jail for sem
tence. Other cases are pending against
him, but it is probable that they will
not be tried at this time. The ac-
cused made no defense against the
charges.
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Count Llchtenstein, who represented
the President of the French Republic
at Yorktown, left New York in the
steamer Amerique for home Wednes.
day. He is suffering from a severe
bronchial affection, as well as a rheu-
matte attack, the result of exposure
an the night Of the attempted robbery
of Gen. Boulanger and himself in their
rooms at the Continental Hotel, Phil
adelpbia. His health has been so
severely affected that tpe surgeon VI ta
the French fleet found 1t necessary 10
forbid his participation in festivil ies,
and to advise his immediate return 70
France, President Grevy also re-
ouested his early return. he isIt,
there fore, q week sooner than he haa
p opposed doing,
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Murder inGaIway,
LONDON, Nov. 3, IS

LONDON, Nov. 8, 1881.
A despatch from Loughrea, couns
ty Galway, says:-"A tenant farmer
named Doherty was shot dead while
entering his house at Carrigan, near
this place, last evening. It is be.
lieved he was killed because he had
paid his rent. He had been Boys
cotted' for some time. Two person
have been arrested for the murder.
q Quail shooting to-day.
Baron Rothschild left $400, ,OO0,>
900.
Nearly 100000 acres of land in
Ireland consist of bogs.
A project is on foot in Canada to
purchase 100000 acres of land to
start q temperance colony.
Ben Perley Poore says that never
within his recollection have there
been SO few officesseekers in Wash>
ington as now.
1t Is said that in one square mile
in London where the poorest people
congregate over $4,000 900 a year 10
spent in strong drinks.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-11-04
Removing Teeth From Mans
Outlet.

TROY, Nov. 3.-A delicate and novel
operation was performed at the hospital
this morning on John Farrell. Eleven
years ago Farrell, who came to Troy
from Omaha, swallowed two false teeth
and the rubber plate attached. A num-
Der of attempts have since been made to
force the plate into the abdomen. These
operations we're unsuccessful, but served
to lodge the substance in the lower part
of the gullet. Aside from the suffering
Farrell has for long time been unable
TO partake of other than liquid food.
This mornings operation for the re-
moval of the plate consisted in making
an incision in the neck behind the ear,
dissecting the windpipe by an opening
of about three inches, and another in-
cision in the gullet. The patient was
administered narcotic before the
painful operation. The operation was
entirely successful. The plate was re
moved with the teeth intact.
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NEW ADvERTlsEA1ENrs.

NJ OTICE.-I, Margaret King, the own.
IN er of the within mentioned prem
ises, do hereby give notice that I shall
apply TO the Honorable the Judges ofthe
Court of General Sessions OF the Peace
and jail Delivery Of the State of Del.
aware, in and for New Castle county, on
Monday, the 2lst day of November, A.
D., 1881, being the first day OF the No.
vem ber term of said court, tor license
to keep an inn or tavern in the village
of Christiana, known as the Christiane
Hotel, In School No. "A. White clay
Creek Hd., New Castle Co., State Of Del.
aware, and to sell Intoxicating liquors in
quantities less tina one quar-, to be
drunk on the prem .ses. and the follow
ing respectable citizens, residents Of said
district, recommend the said application
to wit:
Samuel Butler, samuel j. Scott,
William q. Caulk, John H. ,Cleaver,
Geo. w. Currinder, &. j. Marshall,
John G. Boulden, David 3. Leach,
Lewis W. Ashton, Lemuel Butler,
VIM. r. Cam, II. p. Bullen.
Robert MoCarter.
nov3-3ts MARGARET K ING.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
zone Hundred WIye. n

Tomorrow evening the De Wolf
Hopper Combination will appear in a
recently written drama entitled zone
Hundred Wives" This drama is well
written and contains a number OF
striking situations. 1t is the delinea-
tion of the lite of Mormon. The
company Is said to be a good one, and
no doubt these who attend the per.
formance will be well repaid.
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THE.G0LD.BRICK swINDLE RS.
White and Forster indicted by the
Grand Jury At Jersey City.

JERSEY CITY, November g.
Charles White and William Forster,
the man arrested here some time
since while trying to sell Mr.. John
@. Van Horn two gold bricks which
t hey said they had stolen from the
United StatesG Government and which
they represented to be worth $74 900
through they were willing 20 sell
them for $35 900, hav been indicted
by the Grand Jury for conspiracy
to defraud.
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Confederate Bonds stored Away

COnIeUeFHte BOhus BtOFeu ALVEY
WASHINGTON, November 3.-A story
was circulated here this afternoon to the
effect that United States Treasurer Gill
fillan had said that there were Confed.
crate bonds in the Treasury represent
ing many millions Of dollars, and that
they were being counted with view to
selling them. Mr.. Gilfillan says en-
phatically that he has never said any
thing OF the kind. Assistant Secretary
Upton, speaking on The subject this
evening said that during Secretary Bout
wells administration the government
paid fifty Thousand dollars for great
mass of Confederate archiyes,and among
them there were many bonds which are
now stored away in the room devoted to
captured and abandoned property.
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The Chancellor Improvlng.

Chancellor Saulsbary who has been In
Philadelphia, for sometime past, under
going medical treatment Is improving in
general health.
His physician is confident of his re-
gaining TIC full strength of his limbs.
Yesterday, An.hany Higgins, Es4.,
went to Philadelphia aud argued the
case OF Martha Grant vs.. thc Jackson
q Sharp Co. The case was to have been
argued in this city on the 1st ulto., but
the Chancellor was unable to be present,
hence the argument In Philadelphia.
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w ATER DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGTON. DEL. Nov. Q, 1881.

WILMIFGTUN, DeI., NOV. 3s 1881.
NOTICE TO WATER ENTERs,-Ail per-
sons who have sold property during the
present year mut give notice IN writing
Department before The S5th DAY of Mo-
vember, 1881, and insert ln the notice the
name OF The purchaser ana the number
of the property purchased. Otherwise
they win be held liabie ior the water
rent for the next year.
Also all persons who may wish to die
continue lhe use oi The wafer or any por-
tion of 1t must give notice as above and
pay So for drawing the Ierrule.
No alteration Will be made in any bill
after the above dale, j
THOMAS M. OaLE,
nov3-eodtl9dl3g keyIstrar.
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Ths 9aily Gazstte.


The London Times again gives no.
tice that there is no money in the
Bank Of England available for the res
demption of the Confederate bonds.
The land court at Dublin is over
whelmed with business. :. Parliament
will be summoned to meet Jan, IT,.
Gambetta admits that he had an inter.
view with Bismarck. The Franco
Italian treaty of compromise has been
signed.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-11-04

DIR. Allen V. Leslie is lying very i'll
at his residence in New Castle, OF
complication of diseases, prominent
among which is heart disease. Several
Philadelphia physicians are attending
him, but his recovery is deemed very
doubtful.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-11-04
Pulled Her Husbands Boots on

Mrs. Lizzie Twohig, twenty-five
years old, of TIA Swanson street,
became a patient at the Pennsylva-
MA Hospital yesterday for fracture
of the collarbone received under
peculiar circumstances. While she
was pulling off her husbands shoes
early yesterday morning he fell
from his char upon her inflicting
t he Times.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-11-04

ELECTIONS WILL be held on Tues
day in twelve States, including New
York, New Jersey, Maryland, vir-
ginia and Mississippi.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-11-04

FNHE members of the Irish Nationalists
l. are requested to meeL at their room
on Friday evening at 7.30 o'c TX, ~
business of Importance will come before
the meeting. 8
BY order OF the President,
JAS. A BOURKE,
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HOW TO SECURE HEALTH.

It is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when SCOVILL'S SARSAPA-
RILLA AND STILLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP wilfre-
store health TO the physical oraanizatlo
1t is strengthening syrup, pleasant TO
take and the BEST BLOODPURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, Syphi-
little disorders, Weakness of the Kidnays.
Erysipelas, Malaria, Nervous disorders.
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis.
eases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, Skin, etc.
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures
pain in Man or Beast
DR.. ROGERS WORM SYRUP In
stantly destroys WORMS.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-11-04
The Value of o Boy,s Legs.

The Jury in the case Of the boy
Mayer Steinhart, who sued the
Lombard and South Streets Passep.
ger Railway for damages, rendered
a verdict yesterday. The damages
awarded the lad as compensation
for the loss of both his legs, which
were cut off by car ofthe company
running over them, was $1,000
Times.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-11-04

LAneEST RErAILSTocK OF HOSIERY AND
Underwear In America. Cook q BRorH m
>0s ~. 81 and So NORTH EIaHTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA. All 0rders win hay
attention n90-wly8pn
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y WeaLE,-A ". eorn.- building lot on the q
,sad Aysnnsa a OF Stroud street and Rail.
X .he Wilmi,nnassaar nsar the locomotive house
sessiirOnt on on Ien i q Western II. r., So
ss1al saslI on Stroud :, n, 4. Avenue, aud 81 feet
apply at this ot,,ca ,s,efset, West Wilmington.
na..-=- II.
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Procure 1t in time If you wish to save
doctor bills. DR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price 26 cents.
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EoRl ; SALE

/ 'a.,,s sssoaa.,rThe s,Tal,e store, No. : West
hsis sh, 18th nexs. WIN an, fixtures. lease
ss -. caps; dweilianss vel soSa stock 81
s Apply Apiyen n doing q very ,~1nsa aooi
n L, cor isS,AAC s,aAC DILLON. "
sixth and shinlsv s,s
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PUBLIC SALES.

|SALE OF cows
N \ Ihs Subscriber will EzENwHn
/ Sn rablle Sale, at Red yNENEVfN
|Tss,,s,s , East .a.1 :. Marlborough N
.MoNDAY. NOV. 2lsr 1881
|yo,,, All O'Clock. p. M,
n sppinAD ihnsAD OF FRESH COWS AND
"'hEDER5,L0T OF YOUNG RffiJS
l. W a,i,ha SILL d BAILEY.
iuaalh u ''op, Auctrs.
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FOR SALE.

III lncba.L Ltta".-.-bnliding lot 100 feet
hutsl, En- FAC, t,L ont on south side OF beech
I'M WieeL front on Van Buren street
|tontsa on ,oe. 81 iront on Maryland Avenue:
Hama Hd she elty line, and lies In Chris.
= nu, Apply at this office. tf
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Buy DR.. BULBS. Cough Syrsp. 1t cures
To be had at all druggists for Is cents.
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FoRsAI,p

Il, STORE slssd sala;dThe m. dwelling house and
~ s .daselllos streets, NewarIrrh Irher n, oi
Slsll in goo,a ooutbuildings fencas, a,e Dei.
fhS one Of the condition. The store =, eot, en9,
octs March nsps est In town. Possession
Vino AsAt. Apply to ''ess''n
n..f=zz-- 5. B. WRIGHT.
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\ a Assnasm.Ei.s1oThree 60 adjoining lots. on
Nd q n tsoe.; so y oO feet by b2 feet inobes
hsi Raj n pn,a ,9aoodhan tieet 100 feei dsen.
.Also, one eaH y, avenue, South side.
Asald street 1h thirteenth street. near
apply al Il8 Market street.
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orEL FOR SALE

|aad dssirnsh al pfly' te sale, the weli-knoyn
n aIognsenne TEL PROPERTY hss4A.
hi ihs ptona, u, l., within / mile In
|iOout 6eIhpg 6Iposeu e ! Hip Canal, now
|eust tie onitr hmenced. This Will !il
|snu Iot aise time. The property now
III ,abIs wy cash and the mapursa h.d
|an-Two irhlCE Five thousand dol
|t1e, ,wo IN aennousaLd cash, the paia nee in
|Aad morris Saa .hrse years, secured BY bond
,ugsavars SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
,,------@- townsend. Del.
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sprCIAL NOTICES.

A CARD.
,,bo are suffering from the errors
~ oil Wn.rsiions WnU OF youth, nervous
and lnahsapiydec sapiy decay, loss Of manhood
ysakness, END sad n recipe that v III cure
u, lwil, se1I nE CHARGE. This great
10, FREE S,scoyered X by q missionary
rnsay,h VIZ / mssrica. Send a self,addresasd
snveioPns n Tew York Ctty. oct26-dAwom
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NoR SALE.

1 \, ,gITYH RepeER. Or ExoHANoE FOR
Nh acres, issoe,aarERRTY.-A se,ar farm Contain.
saS sa good new WIN nr SnIeensbero, Maryiand.
Plenty Of sbadsd dalsdings. young orchard,
o,,,, saaae trees. Apf,iv fn
Nt'lmdaw MuEL MURPRY.
5oS Shipley street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-19
THE EVENING STAR.
THIRSDAY......... Way 10. 1851.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER J
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 70. 1sSI. $50 a. 10. {
For the middle states, light rain. followed oy
partly cloudy ana slightly warmer weather
variable winds, shifting TO southwest and north
west, and stationary or slight rise In barom-
eteT.
row.
The chief signal Officer furnishes the FOLLOW.
Ing special Bulletin to the press:-Tne storm
which was central of the middle Atlantic
coast yesterday afternoon, novel westward
during the night and Is now central near Bal
tlmore. Rain continues In New England, the
MIDDLE states and the lover Lake regions, and
dangerous northeasterly winds have prevailed
on the coast north OF HatteraS. Clear weather
has prevailed IN the remaining districts east OF
the Mississippi, and cloudy weather and local
rains are reported from the Mississippi west
ward TO the Rocky mountains. where the winds
are noTtherly and the temperature below the
mean for the month. The temperature ts also
below the mean In the SOuLhern Middle and
New England states and it has risen slightly on
the Atlantic and Gulf 3st5. The rivers have
fallen slowly at a u stations except VickSburg
New Orleans, Lacrosse and Omaha where the Y
have remained stationary. The Indications
are that, local rains will prevail Ia New Eng
laRd.and that fair and sliy htiy warmer weather
Will prevail In the Middle aud south Atlantic
states duIiLg Friday. The rivers will fall slowly
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
the following are the readings OF the ther.
morleter st the Signal Office during the day
. a. m, 54': IL g. m, Sc I'D, NJ. $50. Maxi
mum, 80 minimum. 52o.
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EYE GLASSES so cents to IS at Prlgg's.

CHANGE IN The MANAGEMENT OF THE WASH
IN6TON MARKET C0NPANY.-GOv. n. @. OrdEa
having negotiated sale OF his interest in the
market has sent letter TO the board of dlrec-
tors declining 10 accept the position OF director,
TO which he was elected liz January last He
says that when he took hold or the market en-
teTprise at the urgent request OF the city an
thOIities, and aided 10 raise the capital stock In
New England, he supposed that he was en-
gagged IN an enterprise that would be both
but his experience has been the reverse OF
what was then anticipated. He has, however
the satisfaction OF knowing that the much
abused market company has given the capital
the finest market buildings In the world. It is
stated tnat Mr.. John Ca5selS, OF Philadelphia,
Will probably represent the new interest and
take charge or the sales OF the bonus rights
upon the different classes OF stalls, and that
the sales Will be for a long period, with pay
ments IN small and graduated fnStallmants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-19
Failing Off in Dog Tax Receipts.

The falling of in the revenue from the dog.tax ID
notable fact, which, Considering the num- Der
OF cogs roaming the streets does not appear Alto
sether c1ns1s'ent, and s only accounted for as the
results OF decision rendered year or two ago py
MI INDY, actipe as Judge CT the Police Court in
the absence Of Judge Srel to the effect that dogs
were not taxable pI OPP. rty The first year toe tar
law went into effect (the ear ending June 80 1879
the revenue from thi. sources WAS SIG 515 81: thu
year ending June 80, $780, So s97 u, and Tor the
current year, up to tue present time, the receipts
plentiful "a ever.
Editor Star:-The above item 10 your paper
OF yesterday does me injustice and appeal to
your well-known courtesy for place in your
columns to make the correction.
Gid not decide "tO the effect that dogs were
net taxable property" But di1 decide thai q
law lining the owner OF dog not less than S.
nor more than $40, to be enforced by tmprIson
ment, for failure to pay his dog tax of 81 was q
harsh law aid that would not enforce iI until
tetttr advf ed by the Supreme Court on appeal
That appeal was taken aud the court held In
effect, with me, that to send man to tail or { }
the Worhho sc because he did n IT happen 70 n we
81 about MN Ga or before the day OF his trial.
Out Old own or hafoor dog. was cruel and
unusual punishment forbidden by the highest
law, ano certainly not an appropriate means TO
&C liect lawful tax.
In consequence OF this decision of the 81.
preme Court, ID. c., and not from anything
said or decided by me, criminal prosecutions
under the dog-tax law were abandoned.
RESPECTFULLY yours &, s. BCNDY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-19

CLAIMING TO BE EXEMPT FROM DISTRICT TAXA
Railroad and Bridge company against the Dis
fIiet Of Columbia, application 20 restrain the
latter from enforcing the collection OF certain
taxation assessed, Mr. Francis Miller, for the
ComplainantS in his bllef. contends that the
property Is exempt from taxation IL is ai-
mitte0 that there is no express exemption In
the charter of the Alexandria Canal Com Dluv,
nor Is there any reference therein to the eX-
emption OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company, but the claim OF exemption Is bised
upon section q OF the charter OF the latter
company which provides that the tight to the
waters OF the Potomac for canal purpo3e s
which the states OF Virginia and Maryland may
authorize. Is reserved TO said states TeSpec-
OF Congress 10 take and continue canal from
any point on the Chesapeake and OHIO Canal
through any part OF the District. Ii Is claimed
that the necei sary authority Of Congress was
granted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-19
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps WIN be lighted at 7:so pm. and
extinguished at AS am.
owing 10 the large increase In ADVERTISING
and circulation OF the enlarged edition OF TAG
STAR on Saturday, advertisers are earnestly
requested 70 send 10 their orders early to in
sure insertion and proper classification. The
number OF new advertisements prIated in NAY
Is already 1,34S.
The Masonic Mutual Relief Association yes
Kondrup. C. F. Mcdonald and Others to have
the court decide as to whom shall be paid the
amount due Il,661) because Of the death OF
Emil Arctander.
A horse attached to business wagon, owned
and driven py Lawrence Cavanaugh. while
coming down Capitol Hill yesterday. ran away.
t .nroWlng MI. Savansagn out and cutting
Mr.. Trueworthy, living at No. 600 B street
southwest, reports that between aud 10 o'clock
Tuesday night some person left white female
infant. three or four days OLD. on his door step.
IL was sent to st. AIMS infant asylum yester-
day.
A meeting was held last evening by number
OF employing plasterers, and the action OF the
Journey mems union In regard to wages and sub
letting OF latbing was freely discussed and the
e od tne meeting to pe unan
10r the trade generally. After appointing a
committee to pre- sent the views OF the employ
eIs TO the Journeymen's union, they adjourned
to meet Friday.
Burglars entered the residence of Mr.. J. J,
Brooks, Gil street, sometime last night. by
cutting the Stats from back window shutter.
Toe house was ransacked In the lower rooms.
About O'Clock, last evening, BAIL Smith. q
col0red boy, about u years old, was severely
injured by cart lunning over him On Massa-
chusettS avenue, between 9Th and 10Th streets
northwest. The cart was loaded with dirt at
the time: he was taken to his home, In Free
mans alley.
The jackson Grove Camp Meeting Assocla.
ton are making arrangements for the meeting
this year, which will commence on July rs and
last TWO weeks. The tabernacle IS being re-
built and will be somewhat larger than before,
and the circle n LII be enlarged to accommodate
fifty tents on the frat circle. The sites will be
selected on June 30th.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, ExcursiOns. d,

The WASHINGTON EXCURSION COMPANY will
give grand excursion TO Richmond on Deco
ration Day. A special train viii leave the
Baltimore and Potomac depot at $50 a. IN.
sharp.
Masonic TBaPLE.-The fair under the su :
spices OF Anacostla Lodge No 90, F. & A M,
which has been In progress at Ma onic Temple,
pleasure.
TIE GERSTER COECERT.-The sale OF tickets
Tor tie Gerster concert Will commence at Met
ZsIOtts music store next Saturday morning.
FoEDS OPERA HOUSE.-NeXJ week at Ford,S
opera House viii be one OF special attractive
MSS. Cailander's famous Georgia minstrel5
genuine colored performers. Will hold forth
They have been here before. and everybody
VINO Jaw them VIII want TO go again. They are
TEE DEPARTMENTAL DOZEN VIII give their 10th
.rn,,o, o,,o,- '"n 10 Marshall Hall Monday,
May 30th, On the Excelsior .,u 'a VIA W