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How to Deal With the Telephone
EXtOFliOnihlS.

Editor Star:-I fully concur In the article en-
titled THE Shameless Telephone Extortion."
The only proper manner in which to oppose
their measure fs that the property holders on
whose houses and premises the company wires
and compel the company to remove them.
do not think that the authorities or the Dis.
tiict possess the privileges and rights of allow
Ing any private Telephone Company whatso
ever to erect poles in the streets OF this city It
appears to me that If the above suggestio aye
properly pushed by the property holders, any
such company or companies viii thereby be
touched In their weakest part, and Will bring
them, no doubt, to proper terms.
SUBSCRIBER.
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The Ladic. to the Rescue.

TO the Ladies or ashingtOn:-A silent appeal
from the much abused animals In our midst
comes to US every time we go upon the Streets
and follows US to our homes The society au-
tbOrtzed to arrest the srutes. called men. who
Will not the ladies extend their hands and
synpathies, and unite In this noble work?
A meeting OF those ready to spouse the
cause is appointed for Tuesday, at II O'Clock, at
Oils 18th street northwest, and 1t Is hoped that
the response to this call will be general. j. L.
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ROBIFRIRs.-Two colored thieves made an
entrance into Abner's last night about II
O'Clock, and proceeding to the floor below stole
Der, putting them in a paper sack and success
fully escaping. At the corner OF 18th aud ID
streets, Officers Bailey and Jennifer hailed the
to run. when the officers fired several shots,
causing them to drop bundle and separate, by
which action they escaped. The Officers took
the plumber to the police station -. The restau-
rant OF W. L. Fuellng. No. 3s7 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. was entered by thieves Sat
urday morning, and clothing and pocket
oo0k containing ss9 were stolen. -. Saturday
light eleven hams were stolen from EichOrn'S
stall In the Center Market. Ofhcer Jones gave
chase to the thieves and recovered four of the
hens, which they dropped in their flight.
Later one OF the thieves. cQlored man named
Frank Harris, was arrested by the detectives
and I'VE more hams were recovered.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF 4 GIRL.-0race Mon
tag ue, living at 345 Md. avenue-a house of Al
legged tll.fame.snot herself In the breast 8 ltur-
DAY night with small revolver, infiicting q
serious wound. The bali was extracted by DR..
McWllllamS. JealOu6ly was the cause her
male friend, a department clerk, having deserted
Der for another girl 1t ia thought she will
,ecover. Shells sister OF Mis-. Raper, who shot
M. Buckley, IN the Rrst ward, a year OF two
$50.
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JR.-The ccnyn!ttce Of awyers-Messrs Jas. E.
Hayden, JAS Z. Padgett and d. E. Cahiil-ap-
pointed by Judge Smell some two weeks or
more ago to investigate charges OF unprOfes-
Attorney q. II. Wells, jr., have submitted two
reports. Mr.. Hayden's report is as follows:
AFTER careful examination OF all the te5-
timony taken by your committee do not find
that the charges OF the compliments are OF
sufficient gravity to warrant further cons!d-
GRAFTON Of them by your honor. Moreover, the
testimony Is not altogether OF such a character
that would credit 1t in opposition to the
sworn testimony OF an officer in this court
The other two members OF the committee re-.
port the testimony in the case at some length
without stating their conclusions from the
same or making any recommendations. Judge
Smell has not yet announced what course he
Will take.
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Chronic EBOrcs and BraInlcss Busy
Bodies

SUNDAY Herald 4
THE STAR. which generally hits the bulls eye
on local questions, mas effectuRlly disposed OF
the pretebSionS to represent any perceivabe
body OF the citizens OF Washington OF those
chronic bores and meddlers. A. Watson and B.
SeyeTson. When such addle pated fanatics OPP
pose themselves TO, and. by reason OF the fgoor-
ance OF congressman OF their true status OBJ
struct action on such an ali important question
as the harocr improvement. even harSher treat
ment than TIE STAR gives them is needed. 1t is
The Persistence or few such DrainlesS bisy =
bodies that DISCUS and drives away from Dis
trict business committeeman who would other
wise be well disposed TO serve u.s. and WIFI Il
posters CO pahle and thorough officers like MaloI
ing OIt'l they are ready TO welcome any
charge OF duty that will ket p them from con
tact With such unmittgated nuisanres
The Fellows Who Hinder Improve
nents.
SUNDAY Chronicle
How congressman can consistently vote mil
lions or money for the impr0y ement or the
rivers ard harborS or other states anC
refuse the lust claim OF the P1toinac Is oDt
or those queries no person SO far has been.aolT
TO explain. Ne agree with The STAR that one
OF The difficulties IN the WAY OF Congress
doing ANYTHING for the District is the
standing annoyance OF theorists eternally
harangu1ng Congressman upon their pet
schemes about District motters,'' and, what
Is much verse, falling. as they invariably
DO. 10 carry through any OF their wild
measures. they constitute themselves as a sort
of standing menace to every other practical one
suggested for the benefit OF the District IL
matters not what the measure is-a new street
railway, a union depot, the enlargement OF our
water supply. or anything else intended 10 I'm
prove our condition, whether sanitary, imam.
c1ally or socially-these fellows turn up With
either something our citizens don't want Oh
with positive objections to what they are fairly
and Justly emitted TO. We can wei understand
the Impression these annoyanceS create and
Why IL Is members OF Congress are becoming
30 10th to serve on the District committee OF
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amuscrncnts, &C.. Tonight.

Amuscmcnts, &C.. Tonight.
F6rd's Opera HO1lSe.-"La Som a,nbula" by the
HapiesOn Company.
National TbeHter.-Emmet as Fritz In Ire
iand.D
Lf,,col,. HaU-Henry Ward Beecher on "rhe
New Profession
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Mutual Fire Insurance Company.

The managers OF this company elected on
Monday last met this morning for organization,
MI s. Norment presiding, who submitted
letter declining re election. The resignation
was accepted Mr.. Nnrfnent MONTH ated Mr.. j.
B. Wilson as president and he was eier,s. ~,
Norment moved that the old offers be re-
elected; carried.
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AFrE.TI0ss OF THE LIVER. bilious disorders.
sick headacha &C., are Thoroughly cured oy ID :.
jaynes Sanative Pills. Acting as a general
laxanye, they remove all Irritating and fec 81
mstter from he bowels, gradually change the
ard restore these organs to a healthy coLdi-
ZION.
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PARTNERSHIP CAsE.-ThoIna5 NcLain BIZ
his attorneys, Nes5rs. Warrington & Head
has filed DIE III equity against w. +. HoltOn
for dissolution OF the partnership OF uOltsn Ii
ceiyer and for an Injunction. The pllintin al
fgtS that the defendant holds several thols md
golfers IN property belonging To the former and
refuses 20 pay the amount or permit the CON-
plaILant TO examine the books Justice Cox
issued restraining order returnablr to-mor-
row.
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CITY ITEMS.

When You Have Burnt and BIistered
Your nose and throat with worthless powders
blown Into your head, ask your druggist for
''Dr. Haitleys Catarrh Remedy" wiich viii
anord you immediate relief and a permanent
cure. aI-rI
A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat
should be stopped. Neglect frequently results
IN an fncurable lung disease or Consumption.
Brow MS Bronchial TrOches do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrupS and balSams but
acts directly on the iDflamed parts ailaytng
irritation, give relief to asthma, bronchitis,
coughs, catarrh and the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are subject 10. Sold
at % cts box everywhere.
Buchupaiba.
New quick, complete cure, DAYS. urinary
affections, srnarttng, frequent or difficult urins-
ton, kidney disease. 81. Druggists $50 Pa.
ave. m
"ALD1EEER WA6ONH."-Fresh AIderney butter
onMIned every morning. and delivered in i lbs
Ward' prints. 45c. per 10. Aiao cottage
cheeee. buttermilk and sweet milk 80 per at.
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THR Poor FUND.-Mr. Glover has stace our
last lelort received the following amounts:
Smgt on Generals Office, Hl.25. Received frt M
EdG ard Abner. proceeds Of concert for the
Posi-, through Edward Fletcher, treasurer:
s!sGss. Received from the Office Of the Gus.
Iodian Of the L. 8. Treasury, through o. J..
PitLey; ts675.
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THIEVES FGCkIN6 TO WASHINGTON. The de-
Gives report that there are a number OF
Cr OCatd ILs u now in this city and advise that
merchants and housekeepers be on the alert for
them. Detective McDevftt states that he saw a
group Of them on Saturday near the Bank of
NashiI y on and with Officer DUBOIS ran them
Into Il e dfth precinct station house. but could
not d. ID them, as he had no charges to put
against them. Soon afterwards Q noted sneak
TIFF OF Baltimore, known as Joe Kaiser, who
bas been giving out word the past year that he
was "sQuanpg himself7 treforming). called at
the st alton TO make inquiries about the men
res ted were Jas. Norton, L. w. Moore aud III.
Smith, all from New York. They We follow
Mg gentleman who had drawn a sum OF
q oney out Of the Bank OF WASHINGTON.
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Mutual Fire Insurance Company.

buSUIhHCe company
At special meeting OF the board this morn
Ing, for the purpose OF organization, the follow
Ing communication was laid before them:
WASHINGTON, DC, January "a, ISL.
To the Managers OF the Nttudl Fire Insurance
CO7kfdhy Of the District Of Columbia,
Gentlemen:-After some thought and del.o-
Grafton upon the subject, and without consult,
ing single stakeholder outside OF the board
have determined to decline the presidency OF
OF the company, having had 1t continuously for
the past twelve years; during which time have
tried to do my duty and in all respects protect,
TO the best Of my ability, the interests Of the
company. learn, furthermore, that but for
that past se1'r{ce the stockholders would not
have been satisfied for me to have received the
salary did last year, fnaSmuch as the duties
formerly Gev0lVing upon the president, such as
surveys OF property, examinations of improve
ments. adjustments OF fire losses, &C., except
the duties prescribed by the bylaws, such as
presiding at all meetings. signing all policies.
counteTsigninS all checks. &c., now devolve
upon another Sal0rtcG officer. Then, again, I
Will net be subject to the petty jealousiea OK
WhiLlh " hlch so often characterize the dissatls-
ned factions which are continually spriDgtng up
OF this company shall ever feel proud of the
success and prosperity Which has attended 1t
curing the PAST twelve years have been Its
president
I:shall always feel grateful to my friends OF
the BOARD for their courtesy and Kindness, and
Uniform confidence as manifested By my re-
election whenever have come before them for
Their support and suffrage.
Having many private interests to serve. as
also high ahG important responsibilities IL
other Institutions with which am connected
for the presidency OF the company.
Respectfully, SAMUEL NORkENT e.
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SALE or SToCES-At the recent regular stock
sale at DuncanSon'S, sales AT the follow
lng prices were mace: Washington gas stock,
81 40: Columbia sal.rce., s22 IS: Washington
gas scrip, $3.50 Belt line railroad stock 81 -:
EeiTOlo lltan railroad stock ksi. A few other
lets We're offered, but w1thdraWn. Tue attecc-
ancp WAS yery good
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ATTENTION Is called 70 the valuable property
oneied fer sale al a bargain BY Fitch. Fox &
Brown.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
John sherman to Edwin r. Jones part lot 90
SCI 2G1; 1920. James j. Shedd 10 Francis L.
NCtrr original lot /. So 81; s2,.46.I5. VIM. d.
Cassin ct al, trustees. TO Jno. !. Harrington.
part lot IS. Beatty and Hawkins addition 10
Georgetown: Lea. j. S. AmeS to Hannah L.
Shoemaker. part lot 30. In sub. of part of orili.
nal square SOL. 8. G.. ). Drary to Austin
Dursette, lot S. Bellevue, In the county; 500,
R.ctar0 Rothwell ct al. trustees. to II. ~
Cbappell, lots u TO ~ and Al AMI 81, So $50;
$50 Is. G.. u. SIeyenS 10 III. D. Abbott ct al
LOt 81, So 80; 81 200.
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The Weather


Inc "G0tncYs
OYYICE OF The CHIP SIGNAL OPFICgR,l
WASHINGTON ID. c., Jan. "a. 1881, $50 g. u (
For the middle states, clear or fair weather,
and no decided change In temperature. north
west to northeast winds, followed during the
night OF on Tuesday morning by threatening
weather, light snow and falling barometer.
RANGE OF TnB rR.RMOMETBR
The Following are the readings OF the ther.
nofneter at the Signal ONCE during the day:-
am. 2io. II an. go. D. m, 800, Maxi
mum. 800: minimum. 22.5o
Yesterday Sunday, January %, the ther-
mOmeter at the Signal Office. In this Guy. stood
- fohoWs: am, ESQ; IL an. $50: 2 pm.
40; pm., $40; pm. 800; II p.m, 80,
Maximum, $50; minimum, 25o.
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O A T. A II r. II

WALK ER'S. 008 10Th SC.
w CHARCOAL.
Lime, Cement. Plaster. Carpet Lining Felt, Felt
nova GRAVEL ROOFiNa SUPPLIES.
ShCOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND
= the his hest cash prices paid. Also, watches,
JeNe.ry, Guns, Plktols, etc. Call Or address HER
FOG, S0 9Th st., Lear Pa. ave. jaRl0
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T INCOLN HALL.

T INCOLN HALL.
FOB FIVE DAYS AFTERNOON AND EVE
MING. ONLY. COMMENCING TUESDAY.
January 2oth.
SYLVESTER BLEEkER ........st,ee Manager.
Gen. TOM THUM b and mis- Besutfui Little Wife
in their Unique faTlor Entertainment and Museum
OF Living Wonders.
Major NEwELL, the Skstor1al Phen omenon and
Change Artist.
sig GIOVANNI. with his Troupe OF Canary Birds
ard Silver Toned Glasses.
The Wonderful MI OCT r. Midget Giants, Nj ties.
Albinos. CircAAsiank aud Congress o. Oddities.
Doors open at l 80 and p. H.. Admission 10 Gu.
Reserved seats 10 cts extra, The full Concert
Weber Piano used Ia Furnished by Ellis 90, 93 2
fenna. laasl-st
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TIE following ere extracts from the re-
ports or judges Oh weighing machines ut the
last international Exposition, held at Sidney.
Australia:
Extract from the report on Fairbanks Scales
OF New York and Lendon.l
In view OF the many practical advantages
which this Scale possesses over any and ali ex.
hibittd, your jury recommend special dlstlnc.
tive diploma. or medal, to Messrs Fairbanks
Ia addition 10 what would be simply flrst-class
award.
The levers being all In a direct line and free
from tOrsion, with simple beam combination
make them less Liable to error than any Scale
we examined. By new process OF surface
caroonizallon. the pivots and bearings, made
bard as agate, without destroying. to any ap-
probable extent, their tensile strength; and by
scientific and practically tested distribution OF
weight and strength, the Scales are lighter
than any other OF equal capacity. The system
of suspendiDg the we1ghbrdge platforms on
swiqels. with corner lockings Is specially to be
commended. as there can De no unequal set.
Ting or strain upon the levers, and the trans.
mission OF the strain In vertical line prevents
any cIamp OF the levers. Check rods are used
on all Platform Scales. the same as corner lock-
oscillation upon the knife edges OF the pirots,
which must necessarily greatly increase the
longevity OF the Scale, ana preserve the sensi
biilty OF the balance.
Extract from the report on Collot Scales, OF
faTis. France: "iour Jury recommend second
class award for The COllot Assay Scale and
'ht fnical Balance, no part OF the manufacture
or principle being strictly first-class."
Extract from the report on Avery Scales, OF
birmingham. Eng: latter careful examina-
ton OF The construction ald the position or the
knife edges. we were forced to the conclusion
tnat The same care had not been exercised in
the construction or the scale and the right line
Of the knife edges bearing Oh the sockets, as In
the Two preceding exhibits, and your jury
award degree OF the sect nd-class only
Extract from the report On Howe scales, Of
Rutland, Vermont: 1.-The degree OF oscillation
TO The platform is 30 marked that we greatly
fear the wearing qualities OF the scale. Whist
new there can be NO appreciate advantages
one over the other; but we think the ball sys
tem,' with the continuous OSCILLATION, must prs
dnce an unnecessary wear OF the bearings"
Extract from the report on Poriey sons
Scales, OF Liverpool and London: ITO this ex.
hibit your judges award the third degree Of
merit, the defects In tue same being even moe
marked than In the preceding"
Extract nom report on general exhibits
WIN due Difference to the desire aud ambi-
lions OF the other exhibitors your jury request
comment
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A Heavy Robbery.

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH, OF SILKS AND
OTHER GOODS STOLEN.
The dry goods store of Mr.. w. w. Burdette cor
ner OF 7th and K street, was entered last night,
between the hours Of and p. m, and robbed
OF 81 pieces OF silk and lot OF ladies cloaks and
usterS valued at S., 900. The entrance was
made through the K street private entrance to
the dwelling above, early IN the evening the
inside door from the hail TO the store having
Deen opened by jimmy and staple and hasp
broken. Mr.. Burleite went into his store about
10 O'Clock last night to look at the fire In the
stoves but discovered ethtDg wrong: but later
In the hight, about II o'clock, he was informed
by the private Waterman, Mr.. Hook, OF the
robbery, and repairing to the store found it had
been robbed, as stated. An old pair of cast of
pants was left by the robbers, which have the
appearance OF having been used by labcring
man. The entrance en- K street is some seventy
feet from It'll street, and near the Sangerbund
han, where there was meeting of that society
last night, and persons going In and out until a
iate hour, but no one was seen to enter Mr..
Burdette's store OF the K street side. The loss
Is quite heavy one, and the detectives are on
the alert Ills morning. They think the job " ds
done by an expert, and that the Old pants were
left there as blind to mislead They are also
OF the opinion that the silk has b zen shipped
on on the early train this morning to seme
other city,
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.-ASY 20 take aud swift 10 cure-Dr Bulls
eo.sA syiul. Sold 0y ali druggists for 25c.
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B-HAI BRITH--The annual convention of the
Independent order B'Id rith nth district,
meets 10 MORROW morning, In baltimore. Dele
gates 20 the number O. one hundred Will be
prsseSt from Mary Wand, District OF COLUMBIA
STginl, North Carolina, South Carolina and
Georgia. There are thirty four lodges within
The iur fiction OF the convention, and nearly
2, 80 members. The officers are Nathaniel
Levfn, Charleston, c., president; J. l. NJ Ack,
Wilmington. NC, first vice president; Max
hen, Washington, second vice PRESIDENT: DIR.
: Il. Wolf, Baltimore. secretary: Aaron Good
Ran, Baltimore, treasurer. The convention
viii last three days. nod the principal business
20 Come before il will be change in the en-
dnNInent law, represent Suon and the orphan
syilm.
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Two SIDES OF The SToRY.-This morning IL
the Police Court, VIM. Mabel. cOlored, Was
charged by hts wife, bright young colored
woman with having assaulted her. Sne test,
fled that her husband came home last Tuesday
morning. and finding the door locked. he asked
her 10 open Ii, and on her refusing to do SO, he
DIoAe Nopen and came In and beat her unmer-
cifully. The defendant took the stand and tes-
tilted that he has been suspicious OF his wife
for some time, and On Tuesday morning he got
on street car In front OF his house, telling MS
Wife that he was going down town. aud when
ne had gone short distance something told
him to 60 tight home again. Witness went
Rome and walked up the Steps without making
any noise and tried to open the bedroom door
and found II locked, and thinking that all was
not right, he looked through hole in the door,
and saw man In the room With his Wife, AMI
again demanded her to open the door. which
she refused 70 o0, and In the meantime she was
trying TO hide the strange man In closet and
lindlng the closet not large enough. she let
him out OF the rear door. Witness here broke
open the door, ana accused his wife of being
unIalthful TO him, when She seized razor and
cut at him. cutting his neck Slightly and cut.
tEig hole In his coat collar. which he showed
70 The court. The court dismissed the charge
Of assault against Nakel, and advised his wife
TO 30 home and live more honest life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-24

WEI pE MEYERS
DAT ARRH
CURE. Unquesttonably the most important mod.
cal discovery since vaccination. remedy which
asslmiiates with the mucous membrane and forms
not only local. but a constitutional cure at
any stage. One package generally sufiice.. Deliv-
cred by Druggists or by d. B. DEWEY Co., 46
Deg Street. n. T.. ST.. 80 complete Treatise and
remarkable statements by the cured. mailed free.
The afflicted can refer to:
dEo. W. LAMBRIaHT, Is Biddle st Baltimore;
MI ScHRoEDER. $50 North Broadway;
JOHN l.. HERRING, G. Park av. & McMechan St.;
GEO g. PREsBURY. Prop. West End Rotel, Lony
Branch;
Rev O. H. TAYLOR. 14O Noble st., Baltimore, nd.
Il. X. HELPHESsrnSE. Ebbitt House, Washinstoni
Rev. GEO. z. PRATT. st. Stephens Recsory, Phils.
Gen. L. 9. BOOTS, Wilmington;
Rev. 4. A. SUMNER, Frederick. Md:
Nile AIMEE. Opera Pdms Donna;
PAUL BOTTOM. the great Swimmer. Flushng, LII:
6AN1 BExED1or. JR.. COT Broadway. N. T., etc.
real cure Of Oatarrh for 81. 90! novl- eodeow
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Providence HOspitals
THE NEW MEDICAL BOARD.


The names OF the members OF the new medi-
cal board OF Providence hospital we're an
Rounced Saturday as follOws:-AdvIsory and
consulting, Drs Grafton Tyler Daniel r. Hag-
ner, w. g. II. Newman, s. A. II. Mckim and J. W.
Buckley; attending surgeons, Drs. Johnston
Eliot and Robert Reyourn; attending physt-
clans, Drs. W. L. Roberts, j. .. Stanton, James
T. Young and John w. Bayne. or the above,
Drs. Ty Ter. Hagner anu Eliot were members OF
the old BOARD.
THE COLOR LINE AS A DISTURBING ELEMENT.
Yesterday morning there was another un-
pleasantneSS AT the hospital sunday mornings
IL Is usual for students OF the medical schools OF
the District TO attend the hospital for the stu ly
OF surgery. dc. Yesterday eight students were
present from Georgetown and Columbian uni
yers1ties. After the demonstrations commenced
two young coiored men nut in an appearance.
When the eight white students aSoertained
that these colOred youths were students from
the medical department OF Howard University,
six OF the eight left the room. THIS
left only two white students and two COL
ored ones as the audience of the doctors. The
physicians who were at the hospital at the time
deny that these colored students were invited
there by them, and express regret that there
should nave been any such occurrence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-24

BNEV,S MUSIC HA LII.
IN q st.. bet. ~ h . nd 81 IN nor Invest,
Commencing I'll rs. AZ ENsNlS4, January
40, and every succeeding ESenfns during the week.
Concerts by chctce Orchestra, coma encing at
p js.u24- ct