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NOTICE.

DY agreement of al parties interested Mr..
ID G. G. FALLIGANT is appointed sole
agent for the collection of all houses and
ground rents of all property belonging to the
estate of MARY JANE ROBERTS and the pro-
perty formerly known as the Lathrop pro-
perty.
mR23-6t BESSIE ROBERTS.
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, 1881-09-26

: EpFEtd5 UhpaIth 70 TIE CHledd0 7f1bHHs.
OTTAWA. ILL.,, Sept- M.-.rhe most destructive
tlrc that has cyor visited this CITY occurred horc
this AFTERNOON during tho prevalence OF high
wind r'he tlro ularm ,yas guunded ut ITO y. H.,
,l.,,na f,elnv t,isnvrrp,l In tho n,antng.m,ll Of
na'iss ncH.k u'sG"'''ee @ u" Nv i'o , 49, 49,,
Weiss s. WOLF. Ihs was aodn consuu'eu' alu
bclofo my cheok eohto ~ apINo", tuo ~ m.
anu u TlaehIle sno!i hhI".l1's "c'u ~ t1"'llss'
Seyuraa uther smnli buildings unit tho Ha'e
stables of pcRcu I5ros. wcro then burned. From
,..s.' ,to tin,,,s wnrkc hack against 1be Wind
cso eno aHo 10, .a,,'d ~ ,,,nnssn,,,h ahn,, nj
20 tho aoutn' Aau ouF''e" '"o o'"e s'',,I
Wlfftntn Gnlnvfn, thon also 1ulupcn aceoss slNal"
son Street north, burning the Armour ware-
hp,,so.
ctlt Hold, .ASu H. .'','.,.','n, uo,-
GkAh6 Hf0ry htlolo. tnu EcalAel!ccno VI ~ Htaho'-
, 1881-09-26
FOREIGN AuRGEONs.


1.osl,oS, sopt. :5.-Jcnnines special sasa:
1 hull n conversation tho othcr tlny with !,
two eminent surgeons on tho olllcat report OF
the cu,ltutsy on President Gartlelt!'s body. Whiie
they stu.l,e,l d1spnseu to crlttulso coftain DO
tul14 oi tho tnchical trcntMeHt, they nrc thor
onrhly III upnon TINT, lrnn. tho first n,o'nuntol
thu cn*c, hrath WIS inevitable. This nploars to
lo tho opinion OF tho wholp faculty In EnKt4nd.
lhlt 1t ii noticed with surprise nnl nl0rtteatpi,
II, many tllnrlurs. tl,at tho t,ltira diagnosis Ut
tic rMsc seemed tn hare bcen wroItg fram
Ne4lnn!nX tu untl. Thu Ldnctt, whuso
articles I'LL tho ensu wcro written by ur
Mt Icnst submitted u tho CORRECTION bt two scry
anbIu SURGEONS, Brutns to htyG known more Ut
til. clse J+UUU uY thnn Dr. itIIea. When tho lat
trr wis proclaln,Inx shat th6 rrcaAoht WIZ
on THE IlinII ROAD TO lEGpvEKf,
tho faucet suggested tint, after atl, pcrhMps tho
chlnnel lMIleVe,i to hAyo hegn inlulu ly thu hui.
let WIS utIly II mine ulIlb Gy the lnlrruwtnK VI
pug, aud itMt. til that unse. Il septic condition
s,f tho bIaud would aupurvc!le uiid pr.'ba1iy
to incrt,lse porular. .respect fur medicine nfsl
were wrnnKltuR nyar u patnt Of Acaicnl ntifluHt,
anl it waA nut until rrGstilettt uurtlclls ltfa
Slipped nwHy frptn him that tho SURGEONS rtny
knew ur understood th1 nature nG lt!h W0utlt!; I
u,n iuld thnt. iraM tho ttrxt sr Wis!h1lnI Gni!
held tt.l lIr. lll.1s' nutinn " tho ball WIS ~!
wrtIlv, Hu.! TINT he t1onuuAePd tue expnrltie1l!
With l'snf iirlI'a instrument As rank plecp 0t
nHutktry, absurd And Ridiculous from tta llu-
tura,+
, 1881-09-26

III lup Nl6tlkNliuA VA WV AAooiN>-"'' eO'SN--""
enemies.
WHEN / nEaAN AN ATTACK Upon THE TAN.
MANY t!lSt,
tho first n,nn to ct}lnc forward With rncontaRo-
t,Icnt ma friendly counsel wins ue1I. Arthur.
Throughout tlt tnttrst tu WIS Tar n1hto ntife
III hclnttr to ,lcstry tho ring thnn ennc utncrs
llI,cn wlIsn ind right tn depend tnt support
They often wnvueesi ni1d wcrn siihhenrteneti,
ttlt in lion. Arthur fn,,nd tn tho lust u sthneh
ant, linslakc nilv. lie incurred many Ferhnt1a!
nni,insttrs ly cil1cnvnrlnK tn ecryo Tho jour'ln!
aud tho unnsc which ! wns c0htfliatlnx. l,slt
t1tltlIlr vs,,ld turn him frnln what h3 regarstca
us ha .lttty In many subsequent political coh'
lscatiDns always found HIN
ACTu.ATEr 1if TitE HIGHEST eENsE oF
IbUS1lL
free from tho silHhteat tant Or st,eplni"t' q, ot
political jrt.ttety. lfe nhycr unco ltsket! tho
smallest iuvbr for hiInsclf. whothpr III ,nr
ont Ut alI!ae. II. ~ hnso i'eon II
fnrtncd, hc ilAs a.nco ieen assnilet1 by the
ju,irlinl which tlo nilco 10 ErGatly nsslslc4
III trying ttn,cs III thnusnnd tllttcrcnt wnya.
fcui hound 10 tsscrt that It II most 4nsc Mt1
grateful. and u.lHenes1,us act. rrnnGtc1 w Ppe.
c"siiy Explained whe,l cxplnine,l. i
is not Gon. Arthur who world sMf-
Ter In tho estimation u lto
American people. Through sninl ycnrs OF nn1.
iuty md Jfiiictty IN public Mtfairs, IN vhiet u
wns my lot IL tnkr tn, inslEnll lltcnni phrt. knew
HIM Intimately. Alltl inEH ~ purrr patrlhtaalsl
ar Il nfticr setise If hunnr ! t,nvn nespr kfslWii
in this t1r any other Gt,tntry. Ilfnn VIII tr!'
umrhntItlv viiItlItMtr hin, Fr,in slhnt!erous as"
taeks, whethor III Nuw lnrk 1r In LONDON.
, 1881-09-26

Tho tntcs-Htntu Industrial Exposition "t1i not bo
npcn on Stnttny account tf tho Funeral OF Eahl-
dent tinrftptd. Mt bU Npen On Tuesllar hs AsMal.
, 1881-09-26


I,oypuS, Brpt. al.-Jenntnas' special snys:
"Tho principal stors IN Lo,,1nn arc arnpotl III
h,pek today, III vol IN the American Legation,
tho oilicc Of tho now American cao!1 Cos''p@'ly,
Nl,.i nthor placcs, espocinlay Amer'ca'''
und OH MohdNy tho stHts Ut mourning
Will bu universal, M such f"clltx Nus
ever boon unaffected by tho EuKllsh ponplo bc-
Gora III, tho death Ut tho ruler of nnother na-
ton. Whrn thu Prince Eunsnrt aIni. twenty
ycnrs axs,, tho uhllu ruit! no such fasors to Ills
memory ~ thuy nro INV iMy Lug to tltat VI oels.
Nnrl!tld. "All,urt tho Knpa," rs hfs nulnSst
called him. t,ryer tIhtulnuu u hold ut EnEtnnl,
ANIL he waa Gr,m 1rsk IL Inst regar.loa us wuu
GrrtIlll Iairtlu" ul.l u" ltMAuyeriun l1lt, ni,d
WHEN ho died popular sympathy went but to tho
Queen. Thuru WIS M sxettitno Hnnr1inE tur
tho etul1,ent foreigner" President 0nrtuA's
ltf0 ana death, h9wuyer, hRyo appealed strongly
tu tho lust feelings ot EnHland.
THE ESUI.lSlt DEsnClsAEf.
uow nil powerful, WIS proud tn ktls'w that tnnn
pr Its rs,nk and cun.lItipn hu4 been N,ule tho
ralur Of 6aN0.o0 of pe"rsu; wh'!o tue late
Frtsjtopl'a fAmi!y rGtatlonb, tho purity OF hts
prtyato life, tho pluck h0 showed when tho
tloctt,ss woro huekiug aud llowluy h1M, nild tho
braye rr1,nt with wht1h hU nut dbath. stirred
tho hearts or tho pcuplu IN wonderful degreo
Tho nnme Ut tlartlell IL nuw lsn,isehnld w0r1
throughout th0so !sl4illa. NuthtuH could 10
mure llUb1e or generous than tho sympathy Of
tho 1unp1c, but do not think It 'int!a worry
fplIuituus expression III tho editorial articles 0f
solno Ut tho London newspapers. The writer's
regard this AE
AN AlTltopIslATE OCCASION FOR rllEAcii-
ING LONH SERMONS
| gu tho evil effects Ut political corruption. an'l
dwelling Oh tho evils s!ono by awarding Offices
! for polt!cul SERVICES. Sumo of tho ruFoEohcea
u tho new President Aru suxuturly ignorant utlsl
foolish. The ouiy uxcuso f0r thotn IL that they
urA ttID tchOna III the HlNuuGtH hAtCtjp by ut3Q
, 1881-09-26
TORNADO AT QUINCY.

Sreetat Uispdtea to Ihs E..tt.Ipo .. .t:::t:.
Qu1xcy. Ill.,. Sept. cl.-A honvy cloud from tho
west broxe over this city this evotiing In hugo
torrcnt Of raln ans, IL sort;i,to Ut wind. :fl,o
geoa,trst damage was ttnne OH front strent. Tic
itpprr wnIts ut joel Harris l. Sons tofacco fac.
tory wurr bls,wt, IN, burying tarHo number Ut
employees und
,ilLl.tNa ilEsny wn1!rs1iACs
Harry Afnrtil, a hoy. Is dangerously htirt-
Henry Uawau. Icy brUkct'.
.ohn Cole. dangerously hurt In tho head.
Joe Elurtlli,s. badly hrisetl In buck and thigh.
wright liurrls. slightly hurt.
TIL: DAMAGE
to this building Ia Al,t,ut *..,QD.
Thu Custo aitll. Just uortt of tho factory.
suffered tho oss Of Its stock. Il part Of tho roof,
and snlc tlntnage to tho wost wills.
George Rul, tito sccunA 0nK!nncr, SAs
FATALLY 1tuitT.
Tho loss Oh vtuck nud bullltng ts about
$5.uAJ
Tho ,argp stoyo-t tnundry OF Bennett, Dutry l.
Gu. sh!rure.i noxt. Tho mott''ng:ros'su was Oh.
truly dc1nnlisllcd, and Hroat da'nngo donc to
patterns. ue0rgu Rowland was
a. INSTANTLY KILLED.
lie tc,tycs wlfo and threU childron
,iobu Eliurbrecht, u yoars old, WAS crushcJt
and died Du tho way h0me.
frank S,u,ih aud Al0,lzo Wilson wero both
dangerously hurt by falling ti,ubors and walls.
Tho tlatnnge tU this tonulry il fully el0.0O.
AtCun,stuck & Castles foundry Mrgo por-
ton Ut tho ruor wAs carried RS"y. md slnoko-
stuck blown down, md portion Of tho EnoldinH
routn demolished. ~. 4. Mrllcr had bis lip-
Iotnt u,s1oentcc md WIS othurwiso Injured. a,ld
Juhn SttNckte WIS dangerously hurt. THO una.
ugu tu thu property Is csttn!nttd ut so'1N.
Still. FARTHER suCTit
| on Front street. John Pnttcr'n h4ukot. factory
was partially .nroofcI and dau,ngo duno 10 tho
uxtGILl Uf $bn.
National Republican., 1881-11-22
An Egyptian Dinner.

The Cairo Egypt Journal states that
grand dinner was given in Cairo by Consul
General Wolf oil the anniversary of the Yorktown
Centennial Among the guests were Mr.. Sinkier-
vich, consul. general of France General Stone late
of the United States army, and now chief of staff OF
the Khedive; Judges Fairman and Bachelor,
MIR. Comauos, American vicc.consul; Dr. Co.
manos, NJ. Van Dix, NJ. Barnard, of the Depart
ment OF Public Instruction; Mr. Muliken, and
Others The salon was beautifully decorated with
profusion Of natural flowers and the Anerlcan
and French eolors. Mr.. Wolf proposed the health
of the President of the United States, the Republic
of France and His Highness the khcdive. Tho
consul general OF France responded to the toast of
the president, General Stone and Others spoke for
the Rhcdive, and MeSsis. Van Dix and Comanos,
in memory of Generals Lafayette aud Rochambeau
and the officers and men of France who fell in de-
ieuse of American freedom. The hest of feeling
prevailed, aud the company separated at a late
hour, much pleased with the bon houimie OF
their liberal entertainer Gatherings such rs this
arc of great service in conducting negotiations
abroad, and while to the average American they
may seem TO be ouly ordinary social meetings, are
in reality the channels through which successful
diplomacy flows, and therefore are rs necessary as
they are agreeable 10 those who participate in
them.
National Republican., 1881-11-22
Tn. R.een. Contest In Alexandria.

Never was Il more gallant fight made
than was made by the little band of ReadJusters in
the city of Alexandria. Opposed by overwhelm-
ing numbers; with the merchants, banks, rail
roads solid ring of officials, police force, preach
er, doctors, lawyers, bar-rooms, hotels, money,
&c.i persistenty fought by a gang Of Republican
straghtouts, with headquarters at the custom
house, pretended but traitorOus Readiusters, they
were continually harraSsed as no struggling but
determined men ever were. With all these engines
of power against them, out OF vote OF 2795
they poed l,SO2 Had II not been
for the treRGhery OF pretended friends
the Readjuster ticket would have triumphed In the
city and county. Al the head of the little band OF
true and tried men stood the invinciblc Windsor.
True Ms steel aud us brave as lion, ialtering
never, he stood as granite wall against assaults
that would have crushed to the earth u man with
less nerve. Ready at all times with his encOurag-
ing voice aud strong arm, and II need be an open
purse, for eighteen long months has he and his
little baud OF less than a dozen active workers
fought the fearful ODDS composed of u relentless
powerfufoe, until victory has been wrung from
dOieat and the flag Of triumph floats gaily ~ the
breeEe-!Sundayf fIfodyune alexandria, Hd)
National Republican., 1881-11-22
RIDpLEBERGER FOR SENATOR.
what n Republican djustcrsay About
the Coming Election.

The New York Herald of Sat Icy, in
speaking of the political situation IN rsinia,
says Colonel David a. Windsor, n Republican
Readjuster of Alexandria, who is well known as
party worker aud a very intimate friend of SEN
ator Malone, said to a friend to-day: Riddle
berger will be elected United States Senator. He
Is not only the choice of the Democratic Readjust
ers but ofthe Republicans also in the Legislature
His election will certainly give satisfaction to both
the Readjusors and the Republicans in Virginia.
Tho Republicans will most cordially support him,
and | believe his elevation TO the Senate would
cement all factions ii there should be any,
When they come to ballot for the i'm
ary votes will be cast for Mr. Massey S,-tS "yniI
tor Mr. Wise and Mr. Levitt tiio INST DallOt, tnat
nid.iieberser Will be the unanimous choice on the
second ballot The abuse of Riddlcbefger by
Democratic Senators last spring. when he was
powerless TO defend himself, made him many
warm friends among the Republicans in Virginia,
who are now willing TO make any reasonable sac
Tihce tO promote him, so that lie may meet his
calumniators on an equal plane ! have been
strong Republican aud entered the Readjuster
movement because thought they advocated the
true spirit of honesty and progress believing that
to unite with them was the slirest and only way TO
overthrow the iron dynasty of the Bourbons In my
state, do not think any Republican in Virginia
doubts either the intention or ability of Senator
Malone to carry out whatever agreements may
have been ~ the organization OF the Coalition
movement
National Republican., 1881-11-22
A Sensible Judge.

Judge Cox is winning thegood opinion
of the country by the fairness and judicial i'm
partiality observed in the Guiteau trial. His de-
csion regarding the qualification OF jurors is one
that should be taken as authority by the State
courts where possible under the statute albeit he
Is only following out the rule upheld and sane
toned by the supreme Court of the United States,
versaly agreed that such opinions or Impressions
as are merely gathered from newspapers or public
report and are mere Hypothetical or conditional
opinions dependent upon the truth of the reports
and not so fixed as 10 prevent one from giving d
fair and impartial hearing ~ the accused aud rem.
deTing n verdict according 10 the evidence, do moi
disquaify" This Is the sensible view, and It ought
TO be universally adopted Chicago Inter Ocean.
National Republican., 1881-11-22
The yvIre.Etops Railroads.
To the Editor of THE REruBLIcAN;


l have read with very great interest the
letter of Colonel b. G. Daniels, printed In your
issue of the 10Th instant describing the wire. rope
street railroads OF san Francisco. There Is not
city In the Union so well adapted for the wire
rope system as Washington, because we have the
clcanest aud best paved streets in the world Now,
fthe press will only give its powerful assistance
believe that we may see this system introduced In
Washington ut an early day, All the existing roads
can easily be converted into wire rope roads, and
any one who has seen the Sutter Street Raj lrhd OF
verled state knows the Immense advantage to be
obtained from the change. As an easy, conve-
nient, and satisfactory mode OF travelling II Is un
equnod, aud there is no doubt but that the intro.
dnctiOn OF this system here would be great boon
to Our citizens and great benefit 10 our property
holders. PROGRESS.
National Republican., 1881-11-22

WASHINGTON, the handsomest and most
attractive city on the continent, is rap
idly filling up with Senators, Members Of
the House, Government officials, officers
of the army and navy, visitors, soiourners,
and ofice-seekers, and the coming season
bids fair TO be the gayest and most inter
esting of the many pleasant Washington
winters. We suggest to our citizens and
others that no avenue of communication
with the great influx of people coming
here is so valuable as through the adver-
tising columns of THE NATIONAL REpUB-
LrcAN. The unprecedented increase in
the circulation of this journal is an evil
dence of its superior advantages as an ad-
Vertising medium.
National Republican., 1881-11-22
ri,e CIV orAIInntn.

The stirring life of the city of Atlanta
is most noticeable A little look into her cotton
business the past season shows her far ahead of
many of her sister cities in the sunny South.
Augusta was about 10000 bales behind, Rom @
about 1900, aud Savannah about 10000 bales be.
hind the receipts Of last year Atlanta Is up 10
the mark not having fallen behind at all. The
secret of her success IL undoubtedly owing 10 an
extension of railway facilities aud the opening of
new fields, thus deriving trade from new sections.
National Republican., 1881-11-22
The An,iabIc Guiieau.

To the Editor OTTuE KkfuhLIuANi
observe that that Christian gentleman
Guiteau who, by order Of the Deity, removed that
Insignificant person (Garheldl, was served by the
authorities with u hot lunch, while many poor
honest devil who was standing around the court.
house would have been delighted TO have got a
cold snack aud also that he had to write a
great many autographs for admiriug friends
The assassin of our late beloved President has
tainly great reason TO congratulate himself that
he has lnllen intO the hands of such an amisble
and kind Judge who allows him 10 bully the
court and To publish in the papers every and any
thing that WIN have tendency TO influence the
jury The impression now is that the cute assas-
attempted yesterday TO shoot the murderer, will
he spVcrply nunishcd X
National Republican., 1881-11-22
An InteryieU Win Gnmb.tta,

Sir Charles Dixie had an interview
with NJ Gambella and NJ. Rouvler Minister
of Commerce, Sunday, We understand that
il was found impossible to fix any date for the i'm
mediate resumption Of treaty negotiations, though
there is still reason To hope that they will be re-
sumed shortly, Sir Charles Dixie leaves Paris to-
dnY for his resldonCe in The south OF France.n
National Republican., 1881-11-22
AfrnI,I OF BIoo,Iy and snnLey.

The Bishop of Manchester, preaching
ut Oldham Sunday, referred To the visit Of Messrs,
Moody and Sankey. lie said lie feared that some
OF the forms which religion was laking among
spirit OF sobeiness which peryaded Christs teach
inRS,
National Republican., 1881-11-22

0wiNG TO the pressure of advertise
mcnts on our columns and the demand
for THE REPUBLICAN, a double sheet of
fifty.six columns will be issued to-mor-
row morning.
National Republican., 1881-11-22

LET il not be said that the life work of
The Democratic party is finished SO long
as Whitaker carries his ears and Flipper
wears his shoulder straps.
National Republican., 1881-11-22
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DIR. y. c. Wt1rT's NERvEAND BRAIN TREATMENT
specific for Hystera, Dizziness, Commissions, Ner
vous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss OF Memory,
SpeImalorrhga, impoteney, Involuntary Emissisls,
Premature Old Age, caused by over-eAerton, self.
abuse, verndulgence which leads 10 misery, de.
cay and death, one box will recent cases. Zach
box contains one months treatment. one dollar
box, or six boxes for live dollars. Sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt Of price We guarantee six boxes TO
cure any case. With each ordar received by for x
boxes, accompanied with five dollars we will send
the purchaser our written guarantee TO return the
money u the treatment does not effect Quar-
antees Issued by SroTr 4 CROMWELL 40 Penn.
sylyanla avenue. Washington, y. c., wholesale and
Ielan agents Orders by mail will receive prompt at
tenton. oCiS-iy
National Republican., 1881-11-22
LOST AND FOuND.

L oST-PAIR OF OPERA GLASSES, IN CASEi
- len In HeIdic about o'clock Monday evening,
November u Under Will receive full value OF the
glasses by returning the same TO The Republican
Office The glasses are highly valued as gift-a
present nom friend. nos2-aF
Y -NEoKCIIAIN ANDBLUELoC SET
j with pearls, from street. between Thirteenth
aud ahalf street, 90 Missouri avenue
aud sixth street, liberal reward Will be given II re-
turned to 1915 street northwest, no22-3tF
National Republican., 1881-11-22

A dOuble-shea REPUBLICAN Qt Gay-si1 colunHs WiR
be issued Tomorrow morning., advertisers i0Ould do
iOei TO send IN hCr notices al oc", lr RrrvRlI.
CAN reaches larger Number " REQ 'ilr htr
iOnInal hl ne DisllicL
National Republican., 1881-11-22

We are compelled to surrender consid-
erable editorial space to advertisements
This morning.
National Republican., 1881-11-22

4 double -shset REPUBLICAN, ofdy sic columns tvill
be issued to.moIrop morning advertisers ,poWd do
,Deu 10 send in their notices al once as The REpuBl
CAN reaches larger number Of readers than any other
ourpdl IN The District
National Republican., 1881-11-22

SENATORS and Members of the House
Of Representatives arriving in the city
arc respectfully requested to send notice
of their places of residence to the Office
Of TuE REPUBLICAN.
National Republican., 1881-11-22
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH RATu CDR BovEEs)
~ lilI street, opposite Iilggs House Large Pool;
open SUNDAY. Open from till 49, Saturday. "a
BATHS, sli six tickets, 1850 DR.. II. l., BoVEE, lelec
trican. OC21ly
National Republican., 1881-11-22
aIOTMER-IN.bAw,


Comedy in Comedy. Played upward Of 3Oonights
In England
The play will be produced with new scenery by Mfr.
Hoyt, Scenic Artist, Park Theatre, New York.
Reserved seats now on sale
Next Week -HAvER1Y's srRATEG1srs
NATIoNAL THEATRE.
Monday, Tuesday Thursday, and Friday Evenings
and saturday Matinee,
The Talented and Popular Artists,
. MIR. AND MRS. w. J. FLORENCE.
In their Great Original Creation of Hon, Bardwell
slote and Mrs General Gllnory In b. Il. Woolfs
THE MIGHTY DOLLAR.
wednesday Evening, November ~, n new Comedy,
IN three acts, entitled
PROFESSOH OPSTEIN.
Marx AdOph epstein. Mr.. w. ]. Florence
MIS-. fln Dacey...,'...'., ,.....MrS W. j, Florence
Thursday, Grand THANKSGIVING Matinee,
DOMBEY AND son.
Captain Mr. ". J. Florence
Saturday Evening Nov, %
Tux TICkEr-OF-LEhNE MAN,
hobcrt bficfIy mr W. J tiorencc
Monday, Nov. 2s-willle ldouin's Sparks Company.
A GRAND MUSICAL coMBINATroN.
THE SACRED oRATonIo OF ESTHER.
"rhe beautiful Queeu,n
at Lincoln Hall. THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
INtS, November u and -, 1881. Dramatically rcn.
dered In full Modenn, Persian and Jewish costume,
by the best musical talent of Washington, under the
auspices of the Fifteenth street Presbyterian Sunday
school Grand Chorus OF over 20 Voirel. Doors open
at o'clock. Entertainment commences nt s. Ad-
mission, 20 cents Tickets for sale 40 Btlantyne a
Sons, i27 Seventh street. Reserved seals can be se
cured, without extra charge, at Ellis Music store.
037 Pennsylvania avenue, aftcr November 10 Lbret-
tos viii he for sale NJ reasonable prices. no2i|t*