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Court this morning, VIM. Clarke an Old soldier,
Win only one wooden leg, Was charged with
assaultiUs coiored boy named VIM. Anderson.
and di. orderly at Mrs. BiiIes's, near The Sol.
diefs Home. and put in a cell at the second
precinct station house where It is alleged tue
assault TOOK place. He was alTaigned and stated
with negro. The boy stated that Clarke beat
him in the face With his fist. Clarke admitted
that he slapped the boy In the face lie was
lined 3 or 10 days in jail, and noted al appeal
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LOCAL NEWS.


Attachments, de-. Tonight.
F3rGs opera H5'tss fine neT opera, ''OI-
Eete."
National T3ssGtsT.-G 3o!I!2's Efoli4ue9 II
Robbie
ASSEM- :, P.-Tss ts;-:cl C7Et. Literary and
music al entertainment.
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REAL Estate SALEs.--Messrs. Walter b. VII
hanS q Co. auct.oneeTs, sold yesterday after
noon Tor Albert Z. Fox and Louis p. Shoemaker,
trustees, lot numbered IL, In square $50, front
ing On II street, between % and 3D. streets
northwest, with Improvements thereon, 10
Warren Waugh, for s. 500.
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ANOTHER ALUNNI ASSOCIATIONS. The QraGa-
ares Oh Hil!lanls CoiLege residing IN THIS city
have been Invited to meet a. TIL. residence. ii
Rev. 3obn q. .Aues, tomorrow q aaiGE ior tae
purpose, among other things OF organizing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-15

- A44s- g. :
NicthHelpERS o. T3Ts NATIONAL Flra ssSoc-.
si.'N l--et Is. evening a. Association ual-Jr
ms y Ai"aTds pfcsfdiag and *. N.i,e0py
-tit <ui-to c325.tcr propositions to arnari
~ tFllTS. ~. Weller moved 70 amend sn,
tiea = &t,ie !, - as 20 provide that 30 olIi:sf.
q Is u S,neF employ Of the association shall
Selitil Ia!x!es. directly Or indirectly: asioDfe.i,
II ESQ Rove al aIaeadL4eat 10 the San,
=. Ccie providing that poll ISIS be prepared
os.1t@ cilc2 annual meeting Snd sent u tha
Ga IT Ioi1ers; lost Als1. TO add u TIE arLIcIl
ot;lloh Ihdi all ballots shat! be written or
4. tatSd en- "nit paper OF uniform size: adopted
-, Neit.F also Gfercd an amendment that the
,t niss u al peFsOns receiving CGEa Dlimentary
- 80 sA.JL &c recorded ard the list open 20
- ILs pect;n or Tia Shareholders Mr. Dean
,r.a $50 : ute Iroyiding thar record OF
stoy,,s $3.50 o Kept, aud that an 0fGcer be-
sntIiIs,i 20 49, - tiai thlse wearing them are
Mr. n 70 - SL N THIS was laid on the fab a
r-ffsire "a So go mot &c 70 amend section 70
ho}sr ~ =, = elaTy 20 prepare a lst OF share
80 = "a .e't tWeGtJ iays na.(I. ma anng1 Al
- t.ts aLG furnish q SHr,S - ss - sb.. =
Ao,3tI vt9!ring IT, carried NJ 49, az
s.stle = 4lS TIsh soma &c 80 50 80
" ES- thr privileges Si.OJla p6s -, =, : .s9,i
As an u l:ne urged that the M "a 80 60 l
Hci-y Tvul1 b. iJund Tie bsS5 p1,'i. LUZ l,
'laS MOTION that the pry!Ie.y. ar ~ ol1S, d a
stald = gIanJsd the Shareholders. b1S $50 X ~
49,. E-.--'-a Z. -9SS>
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO Jas
Clarke and Maggie Beckett; rnoS. Patton and
Catherine Thomas; Samuel Blue and Sarah 4.
johnson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-15

THE STEAMER W. w. COrcoran VIII resume
her trips to Mt. Vernon tomorrow morning at
ten clock.
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MEETINGS OF STATE REP EiICaN ASSOCIATIONS.
The Maine Republican Association met at COS
nlopoIitan Hall last night-JUdge Smell il the
Chair, and l.. Z. ianiey secretary. The follow
Ing officers were elected TO serve during Tie
ensuing year: President, Judge ". b. Snei:
wee president, General Ellis Spear: secretary,
II. T. Hanit;y, ,Te-ol5cted:) corresponding secfe-
I'tIy, j. ". baoS1n; treasurer, Zen amin Fee
ih>ti,; executive committee, john Ii. Ktiluail
!. H. = DAVIS A. ). Richmond. j. " Brown
ana H. q. Jacobs 4 resolution was aiuGted ap-
toGtipg committee 70 prepare pfaler tc5tl-
h'3iiidI Tor senator ujyuiin IL view Q, his early
f6lirGmtnt from public life, anu Mpasrs Davis
Spear, bah5oB ii ddsoR and the chairman q,pr.
appointed, viii Instructions 10 WaIt an tho
senator and consult his wishes IN the rl3iier
TIE executive committee was Instructed 10
nlaht Ia crasaTy arrangements 10 take par I'm
the inaugural ceremonies.
Inc Illinois Republican Association met
last e' en;n5. A j. u hitahcr. president and
Theodore l. De Land secretary. The comrnttree
on balls reported That room i'll Masonic Ton,
PIE aad Eeen se.urei as Illinois hed.t3luarters
during inaugural week. The political Commit
tee was appointed on reception, with authority
10 appoint Two others from tie respective III =
trlcL@ james lea, Hugh Moore ara H. 2
BIockett were appointed MEMBERS OF tae polIll.
cal CcI4mltgte. the entire coulmi tee on reepH
tiOn e tie announced hereafter. Ras0Inti9ns
were adopted as the seDSe or the assoeil; ION
that none but republicans should be allowed IA,
mold Cnlc5 under 4 republican adfninist ratt1a
CCl1EelIe. e. lngeTs Oil Was unanimously alccl2j
an honorary member OF the association.
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ELkcTIoS OF OFFyCERs.-At the annual meet
tDg OF the Mutual Projection Fire Insura uce
n,en were re elected trustees OF the comp any
IoT TIE ensuing year: Hon. George Taylor, and
Messrs. William Baliantyns. John &. Darkness,
VIM j. lIobey. John T. Given. II. w. Burciieil,
James H. >asllte, Wa, s. Thompson and ChaS.
+. FecE. Al subsequent meeting OF tue new
ooafG lion. Geo Taylor was reelected as prgsi
CEN WIN Ballantyne, vice president: Chas f.
ftcS, attorney, and jas. E. Fitch secretary and
Treasurer.
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The Accident at the schuctxen Park

Editor StaT:-It is due 20 the Washington
SchuetZen Nere!n 10 stare 10 the puolc that
the accidental shooting IN theiF Park, which
was published last week, was beyond its con-
strictly foroio any target practice az any tine
except regular days set aside for that purpose,
ana then oH'u Under the Supervision or bI fltr
mission 81 lie target master, AID d9 -iG''
members,
The two persons whose fatal shots caused the
sad accident had no such permission,
1he1 IRE lIoLa ne ffq,90'' tdrget st@Hd No
accident OF this or similar character has ever
occurred In the Park, as the provisions for Sc
curlty are ample and thorough, but for str3n-
gers who enter the Park and shoot at their
pleasure we decline TO De held responsible.
Respectfully, CHAs- EsEsEL, Pnest.
A CUTTING CAsE.-Wm. Schoeler and Frank
Roy, two colorec men, had an alteration at the
corner or 10Th street and Pennsylvania avenue
about one O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Schoe-
Ter charged Roy With pinning piece OF paper
on MS coat-tall earlier In the day. and after
some hot words Schoeler drew knife and cue
Roy on the arm. Of1ieer Rhodes caaucad 70 be
coming along at the time Of the affair. and
after lively chase captured Schoeler In the
which he saw Schoeler throw away after doing
the cutting. The case was continued In the
Foi!ce Court today Gadsr 800
SUIT AGAINST THE KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICS-
The case OF McCariey agt. Knights OF ST. Pat
rick was heard by Judge Cox in the Equity
widow or NcCauley. who IN his life had been "A
Knight OF ST. Patrick, claiming funeral benefits
&C. in accordance with the bylaws OF tho as
sCc,at!0n. The defense Is that the deceased
was ar the time OF his death IN ARE irs for due
and thar consequently his widow has no claims
10T benefits. The case was argued by M. !.
Webb Rogers 3nd 2. J. D0nahue. ard ie-
muTrer 10 the bill sustained. TIE BIZ VIII be
amenced aud the case then heard upon its
me13tS.
MINERAL WATERS. congress Ygter- Tie
pITest ana safest OF all cathGrtic wateis. None
genuine sold on dranght. Av0,d al coarse ;rE!-
tating waters, foreign and domestic: they illpair
she digestive organs and kidneys.
DEEDS N Eye have been died as follows:
NJ. Burke to Catherine Shea. sub. ~, So. II:
sl,G90. Margaret A. Thyson 10 J. ). BIankman
subs 81 ana IS. so. 40; Sd1n T. j. HOBBS ct al,
trustee. TO Th0s J. Hayward, sub. q, So. I'D,
l3,3tI. Trustees Memorial Lutheran church 10
J. e. Butler, lots u nj IL, ST. 81: $3.50. Par
thenta Tby5on to j. 5. Blanknan, Lot Is, ST.
DOL; Loo. John sherman to f. J. Iippitt CT
al. pit ., 81. 1872: sSooa. Dianthen K Steveas
TO Catherine Phel, lot /, block 5. Eflngfam;
s: g: q. Cox to r NJ: sullivan. lot p, 81.
IL; g GOO. III. j. Wright TO !. II. West, lots )
and o. Mount Pleasant; s.. Benz. Scott TO
Mary E Fletcher, lot o. So. 1888 $3.50. J. NJ
AShneld TO Susan Curtis. lot g. sd. 55l; g 2J1.
q. w. Riggs to {. Z. Foster. LOT 2 81. 30:
$4,000. n. Z. Brown 10 f. z. Hume lot J. So
3oa; $500.
IpA -y
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The Weather.

fFrrcE OF rRs CgIEF SIGNAL CFFicsg,l
u .sIrIxGT4o,:. D. -, FeD. IS. ISL, e 30 a. II. {
For tho middle Atlantic states, warmer clear
or partfy cloudy weather, light Gnrthsriy wiBfs
Y, neraiiy shifting 10 Gast9Tly, stationary or la-
Ing barometer.
HASGE or TIE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings OF TIE theT-
moreteT az the signal 0ffice during the day
g. m. Sc; Il a u 23o: p. H., 80. Maxi
mum 3. minimum Il 50.
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Editor ..rF.8fg H,d,oal RoBtbf. Richmond
o.. writes: Coifen's Li5tg's LIQUID fy-
tra-J Of Beef has acquired a ,,0sul rity that
seems dtSeT, Ell as UUtTittNe 1905 -1ltr. ~
tne FORMULA (Which Il furnished physicians
"o1ll lbdcat". Il contains both VI, aift'3 dBl
luIuglilulS tOEcs In Just sucn lfJPCt IONS as =
most acceptable 70 the delicate ~'pmlrh OF
dySpeptlcS. IL Is last becoming A.. MAR AMI
Should be turi hCf encouraged o. Jhl profession.
sold by al Druggists.
ALIENS BRAIN FOOD, Is the only reNlble toris
for brain and sexual organs OF either sex 6
AL druggists. s50TT g. CROMWELL. Agents.
60 ss0 Fennsy iyania avenue.
"ttderucy wnGous."
Fresh Attorney Buuer churncd every morn
ing, and GeliV cred In - lbs. ward" prints, 35c.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, outteslnllk aLd
sweet mix sc. per or.
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The Late EI8Od.

EGt0i' Sdi-:-One may pe permitted TO be
lteve that tie flooding Or the southern part CT
the City up to Pennsylvania avenue on Satur-
day last, the damage done to property ard the
probability OF an epidemic during the next
SUMMER and autumn in consequence VIII In
pei property owners and all weii-WfSherS OF the
city OF Washington 20 urge upon Congress the
necessity Tor doing something Immediately 10
prevent recurrence CT the evil.
so long as the present "LoGg Bridge" Is per
mitted to stand, there can be little hope OF in
proysment In regard 10 iioods. The solid earth
work part OF that bridge acting as d dam TO the
waters, must be removed before there can be
any Iea! improy ement OF the river front.
a new bridge such an one, for example, as
spans the Ohio river at CinCinnatD either above
OF below the present LONG Bridge leaving
free, with the longest possible spans, would
Leave the natural ana necessary space IN the river
Tor the egfcss OF the ice ana water during the
heaviest freShetS.
ReclaimiDg Hats and bars. walling IN banks
ard the ike Will only add 70 the eVii SO long as
tie present ''causeWayn solid eaTth) OF the
present bridge Is allowed to remain.
General Jackson while President, more than
forty years age, urged Congress 10 make an
appropriation for an agci'a tFiG9" In place OF
what then was there OF the present Long
bis political enemies claimed that the "old
hero OILY wanted to build 20 monument to
himself. No appropriation was maze then,
ard since then We have had :'kidwell bot
tens, wharf rights" riparian rights ana
other nonsense and nuisances 10 contend with.
Let sold men Use their influence and power
to Shut the mouths Of the lew Selfish oDStruc-
tionists. whether they be jobbers inviting Tor
ctnplol ment Or those OF the numerous
''ligLtE."
Get congress 20 build Or authorize the rail-
read companies 10 build proper prIt3a. Tn
fIe nciiise is worth the granting ny the fatIroad
companies OF the necessary c2rTia5eTay3 GU
either side above ana below fj'oa, AMI nay for
any rights OF property, individuals c. conpA-
Dies now possess III the Long biiQgc." VIXEN
the new bridge IS completed let ina govern
nent remove every Fe5tige OF the causeway anu
piers ana all Instructions to navigation above
aEG below II. All the present deposits above
ished depth OF water IN the river have bsen
caused ~ he rude and uusctJntIiG "c4Gsa-
way fo!lDiDg SO great q length Of the present
bridge WIN free passage for the iue an1Tne
s. alter &Td spring f:eSneJs much Of the present
Hats viii be secured away very soon.
{Tr.-t.
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West Washington. nee Georgetown.

TIE Dk0WEED WUMAN.-NO further facts
have been learned about the womin whose
body was found in Rock Greek yesterday Sev-
eral parties have been In the statian-h0use for
the plrkose OF identifying the remains biz an
nave been unable thus far TO do So Tha coro-
Ier car1e ever yesterday, but decided TO post
FcHe his investigation until Tomorrow
TIRE ":In o'clock tbs morning a lire was
4 S1. ny officers Sharks aud Lyddine in
Se'1 y street. Gred-o~nfd by Mt. Wal.
); ~ Sc They ned i'll al alarm from b0x
naItS. less afout S.01. TIA ftJI7 is sInTosf1S
% AaFe Teen OF incaldlaly origin.
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FORMS ROUSE,
- LADIEai SALOON
l4gS D ST. northweet
tesl ~ G, Z. ALEXANDER 4 RICRs. Pfo.,rs.
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BRACELETS, gold Glled, 81 to s2o. at Prtgg

BRANELETs, god I.IIed, = TO 30, At riggs.
-9
Il DISHONEST SERv AET.--Aiica Mills a coIcrast
girl, servant In the employ or Mr.. PHILIP Il.
Chiistfnan, who lives at No. l006 18th stree
northwest, vas charged III the Police Court to.
Dag With the larceny OF a SEQ bill from Mr.
ChIistnan. She pleaded guilty to stealing the
money and the case was sent ID the grand Jury,
ard size was committed In default OF 500 bonds
officer Wheeler succeeded ia recovering nearly
al the money.
TIE eyesight accurately adjusted. HemPIee's,
near [ Z StrPPt-
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vocal AMP INTarmENrAL CON

Assembly PreslS torisn Church, corner Eth and
streets nortlTesf, TUESDAY EVENING. Feb
fuary Is. 1881. at o'c ock. Miss Ewan, Mrs
lowell, Miss lockwood. Messrs. IL. Eohr,
Ao9Lgs Ebfrb2ch kakeman, Waldeckrr and Prof
bieltoH VIII spDC- Ia Ballads Operate Selections
and Symphonies fret class eliertai snlent may
81. 1870 10
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TIE GALE ART SALE was renewed last evening
with larger company and many paintings
were sold, but at very low prices. The sale
VIII positively close this evening, when some or
tie hest viii be offered and sold without re-
serve, at Marinis Han, i street, between nrtt
ara 10th, at ) O'clock
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TURKISH GOODS. = D0wiDg's grand sale %
Turkish carpets and rugs commenced tntS al.
teTn2on at O'Clock at the salesroon, conner OF
.3tn ana Ii streets. AMI wa5 largely attended
the sale VII pe Continued Dag aaf evening pn.
=. 81 Is so.1.
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CccOaine. a compound OF Cocoanur nil. neau-
Unes the hair and IS sure 10 ai,ay All Itching
an i iTTIJ duon q he scalp.
The superiority OF B'G'EetrS F1Gr7riEC E
.rGFS consists "a their perfect igI-y an
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when Erer,lrirx Els. r.,I.

You viii and il greatly 10 your advantage 10
Try Haltley7 Ca,arrl Renledv, Tia fTst Ap-
pliraJton tells itSO~u story. SUFFICIENT - cure
ordinary cases. SOLD 10y Scott y CE0Nweil, "a
II. avenue; ". a. Entwlsie corner III ,'rnCJ
and "a. avenue. aud al druggist,.
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Should be stopped. Neglect frequently res,,ltz
ia an incITable lung disease or ConSanlirtor
Bro~n ; Bronchial i1oCbeS do not disorder tNs
stomach Ike cough syrup5 and balsans bLJ
acs clrecGy GA TIE infamed parts, NisA..rs
irritation. SiFe itlltf Ia asthma, h:0. ,n~is.
coughs, eat ara AID The throat troubles WEisa
-i'SeTs and pooli' speakers are sgnjccl o. sou
n . Is Z plN ey.TA n nrrF.
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ACoush. Cold or sor. Throat

Tne thing desired found az las. Asa u.rlS-
SSts lot Rough on Rats. IL clears 1ll iafs,
mice, reaches, bcd bugs. &c. I5a. boAaS "a
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HOTEL LOTTERY
POSTPONED TO
APRIL =, 1851.
FOR A FULL DRAWING.

FOR A FULL DRAWING.
The drawing will take Place 8. LOUISVILLE.
KY. under authority of special act of the Ken
lucky Legislature. and viii bs under the absolute
control Of disinterested com aissioners appointed
by the act
LIST OF PRIZES.
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THE DISTRICT OF CoLUNBIA SOCIAL SCIENCE
ASSOCIATION held lis second meeting at the
residence OF DR.. and Mrs. Tindall, No. 81 b
street southeast, Saturday evening. Mrs.
Sarah A. Spencer, chairman pro TEN. stated
the object Of The society TO be 10 secure counsel
and cooperation between various forms OF
organized beDevoIence, and 10 ala isoIsfed
workers IN then researches and their practical
eiiofts to Improve present social Conditions.
The following persons were nominated by the
presiding officer and elected by the society t0
serve SIS chairmcn of committees: ,Joseph II
Wilson. industrial education; Helen Rand
Tindatl, entertainment for working women.
Hon. John Iiitz, cruelty to children; Lucy W
Abell, nj. D.. laws OF life aud health Or. VIM
TlDdaD, aduiterati0n OF food: Judge Wm. n
Snell, crime; Mrs. Sarah A. Spencer, statistics
ard reform. The following were elected ~,
advisory committee: Gen. Francis A. Walker
Hon. Tlos. 7. Morgan, SupJ. j. OrmOnd WIison
SUIT FOR DIvoRCE.--Iasr saturday G. Miner
Douglass By s. {. Mills fled a oil agajast
John V. Douglass for divorce. They were mar
RED ID this city b. R5v Dr.. Gurley In 1S5S. ana
lived as man and wife till 1871, during Wht1n
time they had five children, four OF WON are
now living. when be bccaGae addicted to drink
Ing, and Ras discharged from his position or
clerk, aid has become hah!taal dsunkard
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AMOUNTING no 1851, $50.
Whole Tickets, S.; Halves. 81; oaarterr, 81
hemlttances may be made by bank check, en-
press, " sta money order, or Registered mail.
:hesponsibie SCENTS wanted At al points. For
atSSuars GIVING fuI Information and for tickets
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SEi De MEYERS
u f 4 A II Il II
CCEZ. Ore paehAsse 5 genera y srl.r, srt
real cure Of CATARaH for 81 30! oay2 70
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Hossrla ON t{sfs.

Will cure almost any case In two DAYS n mat
Ter now severe. Price 81 cents NJ cure, IL
pay. SOD Il al druggists.
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MILLION Americans, alone, use Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Otncr nations IA proportion
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CITY ITEMS.
Since she Irtroduc,tou
The Earf

That he proprigtOrs or Saufords Radiesl car,
for Catarrh are permitted 10 refer 20 some OF
the lTst people IN The nited states must g.,i-f
heavily in its favor. The treatment aror1aI :,
complete, and costs 0uf s..
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Music by poNcHs ORCHESTRA. r.hIa-n
GRAND MUSICAL AND LITERARY

cHAND MUSICAL AND LEEEHSHY
W ENTERTAINMENT
BY z. o. q. O., Congregational Church, Fsb-
ruafy %, 1859 4. II.
Prof. B!shof. NJ Vernon Quartet
Miss Minnie Evan, Prof. Johu TSee.sie,
Miss Mile StcliaE, PHI. Prot, ~. &. ToEnse1d,
NJ Warren foailsp Little Blanche Lipec0lnU
Miss Pessie Perry
VIII Combine 10 render the most attractive Ir1-
.rsmlne Of the Tickets oply * CEN aug
reserved teats EitEJCt extra charge AZ EI!,s' MUSIC
Store. Fabf D y.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
su. John LORDS LECyUuks

TN. John IURD's LECTURES
AT CoN6EEGArIDNAL CETR. II.
Each Lecture to be preceded 10y a half hoa. oI-a.,
concert by Prof HlSCHoEF.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Is, l. NJ
QTEEN lLIziIITu; WOMAN 4 A so. IsRI.F..V
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ~. Z 30 p. NJ.
DASuE HsB~IFK; SENATORIAL. II H.gUFN.E
Adll.tsicn Ichvts (Ju 6elltsl 20 to- tad az tto
door. f.hl5-fr
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81 E,.D.D 9 9.Ee, photographs. q Der d0zan
I! DAVIS - -'-u--sy lE2T..2 ayc.
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Wen in this Guy Who Wore iIop,l.s,


DTuB6ards have teen permanently cured by pr
Kelley 5 sold cure. J. n. BRADBCRN -. = 81 .
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NATIONAL TftEaTER.
EVERY EVENING,
WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY. MkTFNFr-
HE hUGIlING HtRhLr~
G0ODNsN's EROfIQE a..
Every where brilliant BIZ. in their new nlcs -
HOBRIES. HOBBIES.
play made TO delight.
MATINEE TOMORROW ar ?.
- At oar usual cheap matinee price AZ
Admission to Dress Circle, % cent, for = no
secured sestf first come first served. i.s,T r 5ar
10 and Is aeEts, with no extra charge forAe..ltsi
sests.
Night performances at popular price,.
MINT MONDAY. EMMA ABBOTT OPERA 90
b1Edsy. Mariana Tuesday (Wsshingt ~ B-ftn-
day Mai.nse), Ihinas Of Normandy tuesday,
Martha; "wednesday, TTOVatore Ihure iaS. n .l u
ard juliet, Friday. Lucia; Saturday, BJAen an
OIL. kale OF -eais Ihursday lorIlin :. IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-15

DOMESTIC kna FOREIGN EXCHANGE. :snls
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-04-21

A GERMAN paper describes a
stratagem by which the Nihilists
obtained possession of a quantity Of
dynamite consigned to the Russian
government. Knowing when il
would arrive at the frontier they
disguised themselves as policemen,
contiscated the dynamite, and con-
cealed it. When the genuine pol
icemen came up to inspect the dy-
Mantle they found they had been
anticipated. An English journal
compares this to the colonial bish-
op and diamond ring trick, as play
ed in Bond street. A customer,
dressed as a colonial bishop, enters
a jewellers, asks for diamond ring,
and gives in exchange a hundred
pound note. As he is leaving the
shop he is arrested by a detective,
who asks the shopkeeper to hand
over the presumably forged hundred
pound note, and follow in cab to
the police office. The tradesman
prepares to obey, but meanwhile
the sham detective has disappeared
in a swift hanson with the sham
bishop, the diamond ring, the hun
dred pound note, and the change
received for that document.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-04-21

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