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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-29

NATIONAL THEATEB.
THIS CsATURDAD EVENING.
LAST APPEARANCE OF THE
The world-renowned Character Come iian,
MIR. y. X. ENMIyr.
AR FRITZ IRELAND,
Introducing his most Popular Musical Gems
MONDAY. JANUARY 81
The Dis.ins uished Actress
MARY ANDERSON
Monday Night and Saturday Matinee -Lpyom,.
Taesday-ESadEs.
NedDeeday-1h he Hun chbsck
1hureoay-loYe.
ETiday-FaZio.
fstuTdsy-Ion, The Founding
BOX she set now open. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-29

CLEAR head and voice, easy breathing. sweet
breath. perfect smell, taste and hearing no
cough.no distress. These are conditions brought
about In catarTh by the use OF SanfoTds rsl
cure. Complete treatment for 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-29

Mr.. WILLIAM F. GARDNER, whose death at
the advanced age OF ninety years and thvee
months was published In The STAR yesterday.
was brother OF the late Father Gardner
whose death. at nearly the same age few
weeks since, was so deeply mourned by the
Foundry NJ. +. church, or which he had long
been one OF the pillars. VIM. F. Gardner was
one OF the original second Adventists, who
embraced the doctrine or Christ's second com
ing In ISi3, under the preaching OF VIM Miller
aid his colleagues, and, though the time
pass ed his faith that the event was near
remained mistaken. For number OF ye,rs
past he had adopted and advocated the view
thai IL would occur In lss3, and not only spoke
OF IL On all occasions as an ABSOLUTE certainty.
supporting II by copious quotations from scrip
ture, with IunctiliOus reference TO chapter al d
vsTse. tut published pamphlet, In which be
demonstrated II 10 his own entire satisfaction
oy half a dozen different lines of argnm mt
BASED on the prophetic signs and numbers. He
was buried from his late residence On 9th street
IN G!enWoed cemetery at 10lG am. today.
Kew John Bray conducted the services, reading
lne 4th chapter or rhesalonians and making
appropriate remarks On the Christian lar cter
ano nope OF the deceased. The pail paarers-
Sessfs. Tilley, ketcham, SaOree and Halslett-
we've selected by MI. Gardner nearly A ear
go as eeing OF those who, with him "I0l Ell
the LORDS appearing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-29

j. +. LCCAs 81 piano tuner. moved 70 Dr..
NoUTse's drug store. 9Th and I northwest. Or
Gers receiy ID by telephone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-29

Cocoaine, compound OF Cocoanut Oh. beau
tlnes lIe mar and is sure TO allay ali Itching
and irritation OF the SCALP
The superiority OF BugTeirS F.arOris0 Er-
tracts consists In their perfect purity and
strength
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-29

Don't Die Oh the Premises
Ask your druggists for Rough on Rats" i
clears out rats, mice. bed bugs, reaches Onl.
15c. per box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-29

When You Rave Burnt and B!isteretl
your nose and throat With worthless powders
Down Into your head, ask your druggist for
''Dr. Hartleys Catarrh Remedy" which will
afford you Immediate relief and permanent
cure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-29

DooIs oien ~ - aad pm.
The Weber Fal Concert Grand Piano ia 'fronn
E.Ls Co.. No. 921 Pennsylvania ave. ian2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-29

COMM
WILLIE ED0UIS'S SPARKS,
PTesenting the Quaint and Queer Niue cal Conee 4,
DREAMS,
Or Elm In A PHO Ila X APII q AL .ERN D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-29

meeting OF Irish republicans was held las
Dich at German hail for the purpose Of pef.
fectlng arrangements for participation in the
inaugural ceremonies on Marcn 4. Col JAMS
r. O'Beirne was elected MARSHAL. with r. J
Dolan as assistant. The organization expect TO
turn out 700 strong.
The 10Th regiment OF Peuusy lyaufa has -i-ni-
He'd It's Intention or being present on i1auglra
lion day.
col. COroin, corresponding secretary OF tue
executive committee, Is daily In receipt OF many
applications for complimentary uCaei5 TO the
inaugural ball None of them are favora6iy re-
spor6ed 10. as no compliment tary tickets what
ever VIII De iS5ued-not even 20 the commit Tee
men.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-26
new YORK WEEKLY HsaaLD'
ORE. DOLLAR a YEAR.

ORE DOLLAR a YEAR.
'ENHn cIIss ULATf"A o. T'ul-' popULAH
Il NEWSPAPER has more than treblcd during the
past year II contains all tae leading aimed in
the DAILY HERALD, and is arranged in handy departments
FOREIGN NEWS
Embraces special dispatches from ali quarters Of the
globe. Under the head of
AMERICAN NEWS
Are @iven the topographic dispatches Of the week from all
parts Of the Union. This feature alone makes tho
HEtEIt.Y U.fE ,I.N
The valuable chronicle in the world Az it is the
cheapest. LY.r week is given faithful report OF rot
cal News, cmbI facing complete ard comprehensive dis
patches Washington including full repurts of the
steeces of eminent politicians on the questions OF the
hour The
THE HnmE.
Giving recipes for practical dishes hints for making cloth
ing and for keeping up with the latest fashion the low
est prices. Every item Of cooking tcouoy sugg ste
in this department practically tested by experts before
publication. Letters from Paris and London cores
nnent OF the WnFKry HrRAJn vii save the hnIst vii, more
than one hundred times the price Of tie paper The IN
teresta 81
FARM DETACHMENT
OF the WEEKLY HERALD gives tie latest ~ well as the most
Of the farmer hints OF raising cattle po,l;r grains
trees, vegetables, etc with suggestions for kterir build
tngs aud fa;ng utensils in repair This is supplemented
head Of
aEIi.,.HD ,aBoR
ire locked after, and cvcr thing relating mechanic
.md labor saving is carefully recorded There page
ie'oed to all The latest psss OF the business a.ket
the specially reported prices and conditions Of the
s'R"DUCE m.ERHr.
Sporting news at home and abroad together with
story every week, a Sermon by some eminent divine
There Is no paper in the word whch contains 50 nue.
news after every we,k "A he WEEKLY HERALD hch l.
|an postage paid, for One Dollar You oubscrib5 Al
ay time
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PRICES TO SUIT TIE TIMES.


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-,uch rs loss Of memory, las
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urine many diseases that lead t. insanity
and death
pa Mt>Ti will agree 70 forfeit FIVE Uursir~s
BoilaT, ,cr d case Of this kind tic we B RI soH-
aiiVr CI.der his special advice and Teatment) will not
cure, FOR nything impure Injurious ound in it, stk
i!ss Id treats all Private nis1a.es cessfuly without
mercury. ,"n-utI.'inn Thorough examns
and advice including analysis Of urine IS 90. Price
Of vital e. So 90 a bottle, OF four times
the quantity SIC o. any address upon receipt OF
price G. o. D. obcryaon ard in priyste
name if desired, by a. y. MgNyIE, rs -.
IL k-mrney Street. s4sn rsaucieCO Cai.
Dr.. MINUTES EyDSEY "EHFDY. NEPH.
re ie ~. all kinds of Kidney and BLADDER
plants ConGrrhGa. elect, Leucogrhoa For sale by B. T.
Foster and Geo c. Thaxtor Druggists, Carson City 81 %
a t.e, six hottlea for $500.
DE ~iN LIS UNNDrLtNN PILLS are tho
best and cheapest BTspErS!A and nlLiOU~
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Proposals for hauling Eighty {So) Tens more les Of
r1achinery from Carson ev to Bodc Cel will be
cevec By the undcrsyued Up TO and Inc udin1 January
81, 1881.
The hssvisst piece vii, weigh not sscecd;ns 100
pounds
Machinery be delivered ut The Standard Consolidated
Ainc In Bde under directions Of the undersigned and
will DO ready for shiprneutG ut Carsau about Febru
ary 1,lsS1 -.a ~ af.. 4fHf II rdt
Contractors fs+ above viii sa.e the price, per pound ct
which said machinery will be handled. i ciLt s ~
Information will be furnished by either the undersigned
the Secretary Of tho Standard Consolidated MininQ
COMPANY, ROOM No. n, Nevada Block, San FnDciseo,
California.
The raias 70 fsjsct any and III bids Is reserved s
"a WILLIAM IRWIN,
Superintendent STANDARD Mining Company.
Rolie Cal January ~,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-26

Ezse New YORK ixcraIn in Weekly Form
crG CCt.t.aR a VAR.
Address.
H7W NO.x HERALD,
Broadway and ANN streets New WORK.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
Billie lMylOr Last Night.

Another large and select audience
crested Ghas. II. Forh's Opera Com
pany last evening, In their rendition OF
the highly successful and co.nic opera
"Biiie Taylor" which, In point of fun
and the pleasing absurditi1s, together
with the solos, Duets, quartetts, Choir
uses, ETC., tar surp isses that Of spa
tience," as performed by the same com
pany on Monday evening. Billie Tay-
lor is au exact counterpart, with de-
cideu Improvement Of "l'inafore,' and
was well rendered.. Chas. hogeL dorp,
as Christopher Grab, AN ancient school
master, who was ushered into the ser.
vice OF her Majesty, on board the Thun.
derbomb, was the leading character of
the opera, and was greeted with screams
OF laughter and rounds Of applause. II.
c. Curley, as Ben Barnacle, Bosun OF
H. NJ. s. Thunderbomb, was immense.
The solo GAN ou account Of Eliza,
sang by Ben was greete! with loud sp-
plause and encored four tunes. One
verse of the song was composed In this
city, part of which complimented the
Wilmington ladies, tho latter part Civ.
ing Pat Gardner rub on selling dirt
of the street. This verse WAS received
with SCREAMS OF laughter. All the
characters were we'll istained, and the
troop is pronounced the best that has
over appeared before Wilmington
cadence in comic orera, and should
they visit this city again this season,
they will. no doubt, meet with the same
fate, that of a packed house. Surely
Mr.. Ford is peer among Theatrical
maGaseIs.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
N~l0at Of Duty.

Sometime ago two human beings were
called suddenly into eternity, while
crossing the railroad crossing at New
port, Del, they being struck by . pass.
Ing locomotive. After this terrible ac-
cident the ? w. & b. K Il. Go. placed
gates at this crossing, similar to those
In this city, and placed man In atten.
dance, whose duty, we would surmise,
would be to lower the gates, when o
train is approaching, at least one ,nin-
ute before the train passes, or when 1t
is within three or four hundred yards
away. Instead Of doing this, he bare
ly has time IN lower the gates before
the train whirls by at lightning speed.
This fact was noticed perceptibly on
last Sunday evening, when gentleman
was out riding, with his family, and
had occasion TO pass over this crossing
In the evening. He did not hear the
approaching train, nor did the watch
man warn him OF its approach, until
he had driven upon the tracks. and the
gates were Just being lowered, when he
saw his danger, and luckily the horse
heard the approaching train and made
q lunge forward. clearing the track and
the descending gates, only n second
too soon. Itit had not been for the ga
gacity Of the horse In bounding forward
as it did, we would have beeu under
the painful necessity of chronicling
another sad accident, happening at this
crossing These danYerou, crossings
along our railroads should be Rusrded
by a competent man, who would al
ways bo on the lookout for approaching
trains, and give tlmely warning to
passers by.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
The CsuDsea fer the Defence closes
She Case and the District After.
nsy Addresses she Jary.

Court re- assembled at Lao yesterday
afternoon, and the counsel for the de
tense, Mr.. Vandegrift, then offered his
objections t0 some OF the counts In the
Indictment and wanted them ruled out.
The fourth count IN particular he want.
ed ruled out, A. 1t did not contain the
anne OF the prisoner as committing the
assault, also that the Counsel on the
other side had failed to prove that the
assault was committed on the high seas,
and he would request the court to in.
htrucs the jury to acq uit tho prisoner.
The District Attorney was willing to
leave the matter with the jury on the
ons count, and If the first count In the
Indictment was proven against the pris.
oner, that alone would Justify them in
bringing in q verdict of guilty. he
then read several counts in the indict
ment to the court and jury, stating
that he asked one Of the Witnesses, If i,
occurred ON the high seas, to which tn
witness replied, that 1t was. and they
were three miles from tho spanish
coast
The Judge decided the point we'll ia
ken by the counsel for the United States
and the case rested here.
The United States District Attorney
then deliverd his address to the jury
At 3.l5 the Judge notified the attorney
that it was past the hour tor adjourninI
whereupon the attorney said he woult
continue bis argument to morrow morn
Ing at 10 o'clock. The Court then al
journeu.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
REVOLUTIONS FREsPEC

WHEREAS In the inscrutibls providence OF
Almighty God, Brstnar Richard $. Smith
has been removed by the hand of Death, and
WHsRHAs, Centrevi 10 Lodge, No 81, !. U.
@, r mas received with sorrow the sad an
nou nee ment OF the great and irreparaole
loss IN the death OF Brother Smith, one OF It's
member. therefore, be 1t
Resolved. That we, the members OF tnis
odye, loax and Intimately connected with
Brother smith, deem 1t most hitting upon thls
sad occasion to put upon record our great ap.
d -eciatiOn Of these qu ,lities n manllness an4
integrity which di. lnguished him III the r.
Iation, which fJr many years ne sustained 70
the Lodge. burtnx his bri ei career, brother
Smith displayed those qualities or human ex
celleBce to know the right and possessed
the manly strength TO perform It. His fear
less Independence in maint tin1ag what ne
belieye Cd TO be the truth. ma o his eharacteb
, , to be admired and An example 70 be emdiat-
ed. ,,u.
! Resolved That the members Of Centreviiie
Lodge ofts. % the widow OF our deceased
Brother our united. respect ful and heart-lelt
sympathy IN her bereave nent, and We com
mend her and her children to the God Of tha
widow and the Father of the fatherless.
Resolved, That the charter OF our L0dge %
suitably draped in mourning for three montht.
Resolved. That copy OF this preamble AND
re ,siutions to be sent 10 the widow OF oar do-
ceased Brother, a copy entered upon the MIN
utes in full and copy published In the Dsl'
AWARE RReUBLICAN.
Fraterr ally, signed and submitted.
P. q. DR. JOSEPH II. CHANDLER
V,f. Rsv. RoBERT GRAHAM,
p.4. rREAED DALTON,
oct2e-2td<w tommntss.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
rbe Hit Of shs Seaso .. i.

Another treat Is in store for our The
atre goers on Saturday evening next,
by the appearance in this city OF the
favorite artists, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo-ge s.
knight, under the management of MIR,
Fred. G. 4 &. berger, with we'll 80
Looted company in the Serio-C Comic dra-
ma BY Bronson Howard, Esq, author
ofthe Banker Daughter, entitled Bar
on Rudolph. Mr.. and Mrs. Knight
have Just returned HON, from their
tour in England, whore they met with
glowing success, and will be heartily
welcomed back to America. They are
acknowledged the leading actors on
the American stage. Those who saw
the Bankers Daughter know thar Mr..
Howard displayed great talent In the
formation OF this grand play, and he nc
doubt excels himself in Baronltudolph
Seats can now be secured at Thomas
for Saturday evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
Ahcial EntertAiumeuts

ssclal entertainment at s.. Paul's
..li 49, ''a,rsonage. !, Monday evening. was
s %n me most enjoyable character.
quests were the official body of the
slH alNa and their ladies, which were
represented. ,,a n President Williams
sI' m'd Wesleyan Female College and his
s..,. sMAay were a'so among the invited
s'Ss sS and contributed their full share
~. r~, 1enJoym' Mt Of the evening which
NJ. ,,'S,.'aaIac'eriStic nal with ali present, bu,
mi Iuuone A moe 80 than with the past
,t,. ia uas'ess, who left nothing undone
,". nIs| necessary 70 make the occasion
,,saiSa ra'aht one The early part of the
'astion. '" ' wa
lrrsau ~sJuI y O'clock the party w~s con.
rIiSh u W va very sumptuous board tc
t,0a'nIl ail plelus,lCe was done and ut a
hIv hIael' la h)ur the parties retired
sj,m" sjH "a'!sned with the evenings enter,
,rsaiuas els' We suggest that these social
DsDa !, eht. rtain Lens by pas'oes and
~ r's would be a means of uniting the
VA 70 the SLerLe.,l
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
The United kuas es Senate.

In the U. 8. Senate, yesterday, the
oath of office WAS administered to +. II.
Shober, acting Secretary: Mr.. oner-
man called up the resolution authoriz-
ing the Librarian of Congress to re-
celve and preserve the papers OF the
Count de Rochambaau, to await the ac:
tion of Congress on proposition to sell
them TO the United States Government.
After some debate the resolution was
adopted, Mr.. Sherman offered a reso-
luton, which was laid over, directing
the Finance committee to investigate
the accounts of the expenditures OF the
appropriat ions for the contingent ex-
penses of the Treasury since July LIST,
1871. After an executive session, the
Senate adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
GUITEAU'b ALLEGED INSANITY.
sy.Vtsns which he Feixned Az
Ser the fresident's Death Dis
0ppo0r.


appear.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 35.-Those who
have most to do with Guiteau, and who
have kept close watch upon him since
the preparations for the defense began,
are thoroughly convinced that his ia
sanity plea is sham. There was moth
ing in his conduct at the Jail up to the
time that the plan was decided upon as
tho main line of defense to suggest in
sanity.
AT first Guitean himself would not
agree to 1T, but as soon as he did his
daily conduct and his talk and writings
at once conformed to it. This branch
of the case, however, was overdone, and
both Guiteau and his counsel seemed to
become aware Of the fact. At present
Guiteau has returned to the condition
of mind and action which characterized
him during the month of the Presidents
suffering. He seems to be perfectly re-
lieved upon the subject OF personal vic.
leuce, and with this all evidences of
excitement have disappeared. He is
in perfect health.
There is no excited condition OF any
functions. His pulse never appears
to be disturbed, and his sleep is sound
and perfectly natural. In snort, SO far
as can be determined, there are no
symptoms of any of the physical de-
rangements which usually attend cases
of insanity. .,
Messrs Robinson and Scoville,
attorneys for Guiteau, infsrmedDistrict
Attorney Corkhill TO- day that they
will make q motion in the District
Criminal Court tomorrow for post
ponemens of the trial from Nov. to
Nov. 2l,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
Delaware 1tty lmprsvena ents.
For the Republican.
DELAWARE CITY, Oct.

DELAWARE CITY, Oct. "a.
Business is looking brighter in our
city and there are Indications Of build
ing boom.
Our worthy friend, J. Carl Aker, the
baker, has just flushed a large three
story house store and bakery on CliutoD
street, which is credit 10 the city.
William Jester, the druggist, has also
improved his property by putting In
bulk window and otherwise enlarging
his store He has also constructed u
veranda to the second story OF his
dwelling.
Thomas D. Bradway the worthy host
Of the Robinson House has ust finished
pulling in new from, and replacing
the old root with a mansard which now
gives 1t a. foe an appearance al any
house in the city, Mr.. Bradway'a table
is al ways supplied with the best Of the
season aud his bar is stocked with the
best liquors and cigars.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
Tho German Visitors,

The German guests of the Nation ar
rived in Baltimore yesterday morning,
and were received by the authorities.
At noon they held reception in the
Mayors room, and afterwards witness
cd an exhibition OF the Firs Depart.
ment. In the afternoon they made a
short excursion down the river on the
re7enue cutter Guthrie. and also visited
the Eastern Female High School. and
the German Orphan Asylum. In the
evening they were entertained at ban
quet by the Mayor, number of promi-
nent gentlemen being present, and re-
viewed a torch-light parade given by
the German societies in their honor. AT.
ter the parade they were serenaded by
the German singing societies.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
Poe a,d About Women.

Women are coming to the front as
American dranatists. Mrs. Francis
Hodgson Burnett, the novelist, has
written a play Of North Carolina life
called "E.meralda," and it is being act.
ed by a strong company sent out from
the Madison Square Theatre. Its chief
character is a Southern planter OF the
old school. Mrs. Mary II. Fisk is the
authorees of "Clarics," in which
Katharine Rogers is starring. 1t is de-
scribed as . drama of no great original
ity in incidents, but remarkably witty,
well constructed, and interesting. Mrs.
john Clemont is said to be at work On
tragedy which John Mccullough may
appear in.