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OBJECTS.
Established TO supply LADIES' Gentlemens and Chdrens
Dress and Dry Goods upon cooperative prnciDIes
PRICES OF ENGLISH COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES
STOCK;
Army and Navy, So paid, sells for $40
Service Spp s. 81 p PAID es for $50
EXPLANATION OF SYSTEM.
the pa To- carry on business hence they their puf
chases at wholesale price, Win only the ad1ST U5 n Iee
reserves BY removing the lS5 am
0' Heavy eXUenses Of an ordinary store avoided
Absolute certainty that order By letter viii De az
executed If given personally Price lists are lssned
FROM T and cam GaS seS
ng restricted to stockhoder and " Those VINO pay Tor
Io%Serpced fabrics gotten ngO much % please the
society il required procure FOR ia members ar
' The S LONDON ladies' Dress AssScaOn which win be the
agency this undertaking is carried On under
the direct patronage OF the
DUCHESS OF ATHoLE,
THE DowAGER DUCHESS OF ST. ALBANs.
THE MARcHIoNEss Of LONDONDERRY,
THECOUNTESS OF COVENTRY,
THE COUNTESS OF DUNRAVEN.
THE LADY L FITzMAURICE
THE LADY JANE TAYLOR,
THE LADY ARTHUR LENNoX,
VIsCOUNTESs HARBERToN.
NINE. LA MARQUISE FRoGER DE L'EoUILE.
NINE. LA BARoNNE DE LUTrwrtZ.
leaders OF the English and French arst0eracy
LADIES CLUB
The highly appreciated feature 0, Institution n
providing elegantly appointed
REFKEsHMENT READING AND WHITING ROOMS
with every convenience Of Clue, viii
be followed.
SPECIAL TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
SUBSCRIBERS TO PRESENT ISSUE 10 the extent OF
FOUR TEN FIFTY, AND one HUNDRED SHARES
are accorded exceptional privileges Of free carriage OF gOods
right nominating lie members &C. in proportion 70 the
extent Of stock taken. ,. g., ,.- 49,. al
mioImatioG, can be Obtained Of Tie Secretary.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR TAKING STOCK.
Personal application for stock covering $50
may be made To COmpanYs Bankers;
JAMES NJ DRAKE & co. 20 WalLstreeL y. Y
BROOKLYN trustee, III AOntsguestreet brooklyn.
FIFTH AVENUE BANK, 53l FlfthaVenue, n. Y.
Apphcatons smaller or by mail should be made
20 secretary, ncosing form OF Application ne up or W e
Ter stating full Of applicant address and the NUMBER
OF shares required and ncOlns amount OF deost thereon
n over 500 draft payaOe % the order OF com
naDv's bnEers lanes NJ Drake 90. under $50 DT
pos Office order payable Anthony PulDrook or BY cue
lcncy / registered letter. -
~ a. PULBROoH, Organizing secretary,
ll2 FutLaveuue, NewNOTk ely.
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REMARKABLE LETTER
FROM
The Speaker Of the House.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE &c

hoO'S " February r. 1881. )
For the arst time in life am induced to give tesuuo
Noticing in some paper advertisement oil Dr. Scouts
trio Hair Brush sent SO for one and n indeed remark
able D. ush My wife has years suffered with heahach
The brush them at Several Hends hA'o uS
for has failed Ny WIG was SSD se
ting prematurey bald brush has entirely stOppeu TIC
falling hair and started growth use IL 10 temo'e
dandru like Five tunes the COST Couu
buy my Brush II could not replace IT, To-day o'ngh'
McAmont druggist Of this place. two brushes TO 'enf 70
friends who have mine requested me to Ouy ot
them Colonel Ponder MayorOt Walnut Ridge was attacked
by severe case while at my house BE was
very sick My proposed try the brush, which lie
finally with faith in it, however In three
minutes he said he IN his e and directed
me send him brush I have authorized McAImoDb Tue
druggist to use my name in recommendngr.
Yours truly,
GEORGE THORNBURGH,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives,
Little Rock Ark, lob. II, 1881.
This testimonial came 10 MS unsolicited get such
every day Send for Pamphlet This remarkable Brush
has met with great warranted to Nervous
and rheumatism In minutes ana to quickly stop
falling hair and badness Al dealers authorized TO re-
turn the Price If represented Beautiful Pure Brs
tie Brush We will send It Postpaid receipt OF 81 or by
Express c. o. d. at your expense with privilege oil Exam
The Pail Mall Electric Association sI2 Broadway, Wal
lacks Theatre BnldHg
all Drug and Fancy Stores
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Senator IT. ,. ANTHONY,
President and Mrs. 4. 4. Il.
BARNARD,
Mrs. JAMES BARROW,
MOSES s. BEACH.
Mrs II. BEECKMAN,
Mrs. BETTNER,
Rev. Dr. Il Mrs. l.. d. BEVAN
Hon. J. and Mrs. BIGELOW,
Ms. JEREMIAH BLACK.
Mrs. JOHN K. BLEECkER,
Prof. and Mrs. V. B0TTA,
Judge j. X. BRADY,
Mrs. senator n. q. BUTLER,
Hon. J. q. CARLISLE, NJ. C.,
Ex.Gov. D.H.CH AM BERLAI
Gen. u. L. CLARKE,
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. J.. GLEN EMS
Rev. ROBERT COLLYER
Paym'r.Gen. q Mrs. CUTTER
Mrs. senator DA IVES,
Gen. J. II. DEVEREUX,
Prof q Mrs. r. .. D0REAUS
Miss SYLVIA 1. EASTMAN y,
Hon. d. DUDLEY FIELD,
Miss KATE FIELD.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. FIELDS,
Mrs. WILLARD FILLMORE
Hon. JOHN N. FRANCIS,
Mrs. Gen. J. c. FREMONT,
Mrs. AUDINET GIBERT,
Gen. X. LEE GIBSON. NJ. c.,
Ut. E8BERT GUERNSEY,
MURAT BALSTEA d,
Mrs. Gen. W. y. HANCOCK,
RUFUS HATCH.
DR.. J. @. HOLLAND,
Mrs. JULIA WARD HOWE,
Mr.. q Mrs. w, ID, HOWELLS
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A GREAT SUCCESS.
600 APPLICANTS ARE DAILY APPLYING FOR STOCK
is THE
Cooperative
D R : S S
ASSOCIATION lLiMiTEOl.
ll2 FIFTH AVE. NETWORK CITY.
trAsIL1ry LIMITED TO AMOUNT OF STOCK

COMMISSIONERS q
vessrs ISAAC RI. BAILEY, JOSEPH A. JAMESON,
Merchant. sprucest jameson snitn q Cotung'
GEO. r. BLANCHARD Bankers Wanat,
Vice Pres. Erie Railway THOMAS B. MUsGRAvE,
JAMES N DRAKE. BANKER t1neet'
Banker waLs: &c sTEDMAN,
Banker Broadway.
ISSUE az par OF PREFERRED STOCK in SHARES
OF s25 EACH, entitled u fixed per
cent Dividends Of Profits.
Surplus profits after payment Of dividends on common
stock up to per providing Tor reserves
business applied to reducing the prices
OF goods divided among the stockholders.
DEPOSIT IS PER SHARE OF APPLICATION. or pay
,pent n fuIl made.
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THE LAST OF THE GREAT MASKED BALLS.

THE LAST OF THE GREAT MASKED BALLS.
It's expected that the receipts of the Purim Ball,
az the Academy Of Music Tuesday night, will reach
$4,000. This handsome sum will go to the building
The procession will snrpass any of its predecessors
aud in attendance and In all the features of enjoy
Balls. No tickets will be sold At the door. Among
the purchasers Of boxes are Jesse Selgman, L. j.
King, lsidor Wormser, j. II. Schif, 5. Ranger, 3.
M Schafer, f. NJ. Angel, Julian Nathan, NJ. h.
Moses, Charles MinZesheimer. A. Hallgarten, N.
Mitchell, J. BIumenthal, 4. We'll, l. p. Bernhelmer,
r. n Balm Lewis May and j. B. Abeoasls
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REFUSING TO GIVE UP WHAT HE FOUND.

John Decker, q collector for brewery. situated in
One-hundred and-sXtieth-st Friday lost his pocket
book containing $3.50 IN bank notes and check
drawn to his order for $3.50, while he was il Third
ave- between One-hrndred and: fOrty-tiI and One
hundred-and- y-unth-sts Friday night Officer Ger
maip of the Tenth Precinct ascertained that Aaron
Spitz age twenty.six. of No. 81 Clinton-st, had
found the missing property. Spltz, although ad,
mittiug that he had found the pockctbook declined
to give 1t up. He was arrested and was taken be-
fore Justice Smith, in the Essex Market Police
Court yesterday. He was advised TO relinqulsh the
await the action Of tho Grand jury in default Of
bail
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PATRONS

Mrs. JESSIE BR0SS LLOYD
Miss MARIA LOVE,
Hon. II. q. MCCORMICK,
Mira. HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
lscy. Dr. N. MAYNARD, :
Mrs. T. =. MEAGHER.
Senator 4 Mrs. j. II. MILLER
Mrs.. Justice MILLER,
Senator J. \. MORRILL,,
Rev. x. HEBER NEWTON.
J. II. OSGO0D.
Acwiral PORTER,
Mrs. "a. W. REED.
Col. W. Il. REYNOLDS,
Rev. DE-. &. =. ROBINSON,
\. Mrs. SHERMAN 3. ROGERS
Rev. Dr. ). ". KYLANCE,
Senator ALVIN SAUNDERS
Geu. u. &. SCHENCk,
Gen. W. L. SHERMAN,
Hon. ALEX. II. STEPHENS
MIS-. A. q. STONE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. a. ST0RRSf
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. N. SWEATA
Rev. DIT. WIN. NJ. TAYLOR,
Mrs. JOHN u. TOWNSEND,
SINCLAIR TOUsEY,
SALEM N. WALES,
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. d. WARNER,
LISTER WALLACK,
Hon. L. b. and Mic. WASH
BURSE,
CHARLES WATROUS.
Or. and Mis-. II. +. WEIR,
Mrs. PIOL A. NJ. WHEELER,
Governor G. &. VAN lAHDT,
Prof. Il Mrs. f.. I. YOUAANS.
&C, &C, &C.
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"Ny clothing is made from the same

MARIE ROE.
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IS ui Atlanta Scw.iOrk
EpItiIGN SHIPPING

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CAsLEToY.-.The Moravian Chapel at Castl eton
Corners was again robbed Friday night of the car
pets and other movable property This ia the third
time that the church has been robbed.
NEW BmGHTON.-The Richmond County Police
Commissioners are considering the feasibility Of
allowing the officers To accept the reward of $500
offered by Mrs John e.. Green for the capture and
conviction OF the burglars who robbed her house at
New Brighton.
WEST BRIGHToN.-Thc Staten Island Athletic
Club has elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing year President w. X. SOutter: vioo.prcsidont
ID. j. II. Wilcox recording secretary, w. Z. DAVIS
corresponding secretary, X. X. q. Bucklin treas
urer, H. w. j. IclfaIr; captain, Oliver J. johnson /;
First Lieutenant, j. DedricksOn; Second Lieu
tenant J. II. Rimmer The grounds Of the club at
West Brighton are being improved.
RIcHHOND--llugh McROberts. ex-COunty Treas
urer OF Richmond County, about four years ago
went out of Office 10 was alleged, detaultcT TO tho
extent Of over $50 900. After an indictment had
been found against him, several mOnths ago. he
succeeded IN ehecting a compromise with the Board
of Supervisors by which he was TO turn to tho
county considerable real estate. He has fGiled 10
carry ont the terms of the compromise, and the
Supervisors propose 20 hold his bOndsmen including
Supervisor George Bechtel and Robert Moore, ac-
couutable The bOudsmen held meeting at TOmp-
kinsville Thursday and decided 10 learn before taxi
ing further action, whether Mcli0berts owns
any property The eI-Treasurer claims that he
las paid up TO the best of his ability
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
WHITE PLAINs.-The Committee Of the Board OF
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that his money was gone. Ee ga

that bis money was gone Ee sa-
cured the services OF Mr.. A. B. Williams.
as his counsel ana a conference was held be
tween him and Mr. IngersOll, counsel for Ash
ley, and between them all it was arranged that
Ashley would return the young man his $50
and that'he would quietly leave this scene OF
his operations. This was done and the money
was paid over to the young man with great
flourish, Ashley stating that ne would soon
make up that little loss. he left police head
quarters about 10 O'Clock. and the public would
do well TO De on their guard for him.
GEls BY TIE QUART.
Detective Voss searched his room at the ho.e,
last night and found a large quantity OF
precious stones. worth many thousands OF
collars were they genuine. The officers think
that he is wanted In the cid country. but have
no means OF ascertaining. Captain Adams
has his record in England, and states that he
escaped punishment In London for a similar
transaction, the amount involved being $50
sterling, on a technicality, and Immediately
came to New York.
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at $40 pm. and
extinguished at i:45 pm.
fell on the ice and broke his arm
me- ssrs .Wlllett d Libbey, lumber dealers, Ga
5th street and New York avenue have a soup
mouse for the poor In active operation.
The Richmond train while turning the COPPER
at ST. street and Maryland avenue southwest
yesterday afternoon ran over and crushed the
left loot OF John BeIl. an employe OF the rail-
slipped and fell.
The funeral OF Samuel Douglas Wyetn took
pace yesterday afternoon from his late resi-
dence, 3ls street. ard was largely attended.
The services were conducted by Rev. Byron
sunderland. ID D. There was a beautiful pillow
OF white camellas and tuber roses from the
Joe Jefferson Dramatic Club, OF which the de-
moved to Chambersburg. Pa, for interment.
D. Shlliington sends the fine February nun
Der OF scribner's Month'y
The New York State Association gave a re-
ception last night at Masonic Temple, which
was brilliant and successful affair. A. NJ.
Clapp, esq, delivered an address. and after
wards the floor was cleared and dancing kept
up until late hour.
The Garfield and Arthur Wide.Awake club
met last evening at their club rooms, Mr. John
I. johnson, president, and Mr.. j. II. Richard
son son secretary a The president stated that he
was their intention to look out for all organl-
cations, irrespective OF color that will visit this
City on the 4th OF March. MesSrs. Sidney Nc
al u. jules hutl W. II. BtSkcL were
ele ted to active membership, and several per-
sons were elected to honorary membership
An attempt was made early this morning by
thieves to break into the place of Mr.. Rest, No.
1925 18th street northwest, by boring holes in a
back window shutter to open the window. The
thieves were frightened OFF.
Federal Lodge, 1903, Knights of Honor, last
night installed the following officers Deputy
Grand Dictator E. G. Church officiating: V. e.
Edwards, dictator, J. II. Hitchcock, Vice do
F. 3. DalTymple, assistant do; E. L. Mills re-
porter; N. c. Martin, financial do; II. w.
Smith, treasurer; {. NJ. Roudebusn, chaplain;
D. T. Jones, guide; 4. L. DeLand, guardian: C.
Il. Brown: sentinel E. 9, Leech having passed
the chair becomes past dictator OF the lodge.
Charles Murphy, recently tried for assault
with intent to kill an officer. and In whose case
the jury failed to agree, was to-day released
the District attorney entering nolle.
A committee OF Company A Washington Ca
detS-Lteut. G. S. Confer, James A. Ford. Jas.
A. Perry, George Green and - Ovens
lied the 18th street Baptist church fair last
night, and were presented with a fine pair OF
epauiettes, Jesse Lawson making the presenta.
ton speech and Lieut.. Carter receiving them.
To-day, judgment creditors bill was filed
by w. E. Clark against Albina Seibert, execu-
trix OF Andrew Kramer, deceased and Others.
Health Officer TownShend is fast recovering
from the effects OF his encounter with Douglass.
His face has been much int1amed, but by care
full nursing he will probably be well In q few
days, but the scars will show for some time.
The case comes before the Police Court to-mor-
row.
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CoHeREsshEK AND THEIR REs1pHEUHs
LIST OF SENATORS.

LIST OF SKEA1UHA
". A. Wheeler, President, Riggs House.
Allison, W. B., Iowa, 11fA Vermont ave,
Anthony, 81. B.. II. l., 1907 II St NV.
Bailey, j. E, Tenn: Ebbltt House.
Baldwin h. F., Mich, Arlington Hotel
Baysrd, Thomas F.. Del, 14is Mass avenue
Beck, J. B., KY, 1913 l4th St
Blaine, j. g., Maine, sci 18TH st. NV.
Blair, q: W., NH. so6 East Capitol st.
Booth, Newton, Cal, Col 18th st. NV.
Brown, J. E. Ga, Metropolitan Hotel
Bruce. b. K, Miss, 909 M ST. NV.
Burnside, A. E., r l., 1893 H st NV.
s eafleT A. e. 8 T Fa s02 Nat st AM Hotel
Cameron, Angus, Wis, 1913 N st. NV.
Cameron, J. B., Pa, Wormley's Hotel.
Carpenter, Matt H., Wis, sa2 Connecticut ave-
Ccckrell, F. NJ, Mo-, go 18th St NV.
Conkling, Roscoe, n. Y, 7o4 18th st. NV.
Davis, Daytd, III, National Hotel
Dawes II. L, Mass, 904 14th st NV.
Eaton. ". W.. Conn, 20 Grant Place.
Edmunds, g. T., w.t. 1411 Massachusetts, ave.
Farley, James T., Cal, SIS 14th st. NV.
Ferry, T. W., Mich, National Hotel
Garland, A. a.. Ark. $40 I'd ST. nlw.
Groome. j. B., Nd, WIZARDS Hotel.
Grover, l. F., Oregon, 14l4 K st. NV.
Hamn HS Wade Ne Hotel Ma,e
H,rlis, l. g., Tenn, 5l5 18th St NV.
A-reford, Frank. W. Va, National Hotel
H Hl' BENJAMIN min H., Ga; n Grant Place.
Hear. G. F., Mass. 9ly 1 ST. NV.
Ingalls,, J. j., Kan, Hamilton House.
Johnston, ). ", Va, 1874 Massachusetts, ave.
Jonas. B. F., La, Wizards Hotel
Jones, G. W., Fla, li16 G st. NV.
Jones, j. p. New, cor. NJ. ave and st. Sc.
Kellogg. w. p, La, Wizards Hotel
KEENAN,, Francis. II. Y. 1906 St NV.
Kirkwood s. j., Iowa 1914 10th ct NV.
Lamar: j. q. c., Miss, SIP 18th st. NV.
Logan John A, ILL.,. s12 18th st. NV.
Mcdonald, J. E., Ind, Wizards Hotel
MCPHERSON. j. K. N. j. 1863 Mass. ave.
MaXey, s. B., Tex, 413 4th St. NV.
Morgan. j. T., Ala, 4O1 g st. NV.
MoIrill, j. s., Vt, COT. Vermont ave. and NJ st.
Paddoek, A; s.; Nen; 1911 IL St: Rw.
Platt, o. H., Conn.,, Arlington Hotel
Plumb, P. g., Kan, 140I F st. NV.
Pugh, Jas. L., Ala, Metropolitan Hotel.
Randolph, T. F., Nj, 1926 Massachusetts ave.
Ransom, Matt. W., N. c.. Metropolitan Hotel
salisbury, Eli, Del, COS 18th st. NV.
Saunders, A., Neb., Riggs House.
Sharon, VIM, New. Not arrived.
Sla er, J. a., Oregon, $40 F ST.
Teller, u. NJ, Col, I'LL NJ st. NV.
Thurman, A. g.. Ohio, 1O17 18th st, NV.
Vance, 2. B., N. c., Arlington HOTEL
Vest. g. g.. Mo-, cor. Delaware av. and st. n.e.
Walker, j. D., Ark, 100 18th st. NV.
Wallace, w. A., Pa, WillaId's Hotel
Whyte, w. p. Nd; Welcker's-
Williams, j. s., KY, 1906 F st. NV.
Window, W., Mimi, 1l16 Vermont ave-
W1thers, R. E., Va, Alexandria, Va.
OFFICERS OF TIE SENATE.
J. c. Burch, secretary, 1925 Vermont ave.
Henry f. Peyton, executive clerk, GLIB 18th q. w.
F. s. Shober, Chief clerk, 52l 18th st. NV.
Isaac Bassett. assistant doorKeeper 10 I'd st. e.
W. P. &eMichael. postmaster. Metropolitan.
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HAMBURG EMBROIDERY.
10, 90 YARDS AT HALF PRICE.

&c, &c.. e.. &c, &C.. &c., l0c, 1lc.. lee. 15...
l6c. lsc.. l9c.. 20c., dc, 22c.
l, AGO pairs OF English HALF HOSE, double heals,
cents pair. ' N~<'
n, d2~R to % cents par;
,,,, iops 121 cents: ''0
NANTS at half price A'A
AL L1H ~ NAPKINS per dozen, 5oc. 75c., 81,
AZ Il kIkEE ~ TABLE pAMsAsK 60 g. rs cents.
s155EIiNG COTTON. full width, for double beds,
BED OOMtOR(s. 7bc 81, 81. 25. $50
Large L. t double WHITE BLANKETS. 81 so pair.
CAH aHS Q1L0LOrHs and NOTTINGHAM
FLANNELs. OALICoEs. CoTToNs. SHEET
CLOTH for Mems and Boys wear.
DkkEk GOODS and OASHMERES
UNLAUNDhiED SHIRTS made OF Wamsutta Cot
Ut, only 81, at "
G. M. TOWSON'S,
O00 Po0nsylvaAlA avenue, south daa
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TIE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY.-The
directors OF the American Colonization society
held their meeting yesterday at the Colonial
Secretary and treasurer, VIM. Coppinger esq;
executive committee, Harvey Lindsly, MI.
Hon. Peter Parker, Jas. @. yelling, LII D.,
Judge Chas c. Mott, Reginald Fendall; esq,
Sunderland, ID. The only change is that of
Rev. Byron Sunderland, vice Dr.W. Gunton, de.
ceased. The standing committees of the
society submitted their reports 1t was shown
that Liberia had progressed very much in the
past year; that there were many applicants to
be sent to Liberia. Many were of better classes
than usual, and could pay part OF their own
passage money. Two vessels would be sent
this year, one In May and another In N0vem-
Der, both from New York.
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AnluAclnentS. &c,

FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-One of the most en-
joyable variety performances OF the year Is now
at the Opera House. 1t should be seen by ali
who enj oy fun.
NATIONAL TBEATER-Mr. Mccullough, who
repeated his grand representation OF VII
gnIus' last night, viii play Richard Ill" to-
night. At the Saturday matinee he Will appear
as claude Melnotte, In the Lady Of Lyons"
CURTIS HALL, COMMEMORATIVE young peo-
pie OF the Nj. p. Sunday school will give an en-
tertainment at this hall this evening, under
the direction OF Mr.. G. q. Browning. There
will music tableauX. dc.
MIR. BBECHER's LsCTURE-The subject OF the
Rev. II. w. Beecher's lecture at Lincoln Han
next Monday evening Will be 50 The New Pro-
fesSiOn.'
TIE Lulu YELLING CONCERT takes place al
the congregational Church tomorrow eve
hing. See advertisement.
The PIRATES OF PENZANCE,-Three repreSen-
tai1ons OF this opera by amateurs will take
place at F0rdS Opera House on The 2S h and
29thtnst. and matinee on the afternoon Of the
last named date, under the auspices OF tae Ma
uOnal Rifles. The cast VIII embrace Miss Eva
Mills. Mrs. f. r. True. Mr.. John .. Pugh. Mr..
Z. b. Hay, MI. Hamilton Adams, Mr.. Louis P.
= Sebod and Mr.. W. z. Morgan. Mr.. ID. 3.
Macleod VIII be the musical director.
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RELIEF o. THE Poor Received by Dir. Chas
q. Glover, treasurer, since our last report:
Employees OF the Bureau of Engraving ana
Printing, through d. w. Wilson and john A.
Larman committee, $1,000; received from the
census Office by the committee appointed
$500. 81; Smithsonian Institution, by W. j.
Knees and D. Leech, committee, $. so.
Policeman j. j. smith has contributed 81.
w. d. Prescott, representing the of1ice OF the
1epot euartermaster and the Office Of the ma
tiona cemeteries, handed Ia to Major Brock
$50.
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CELLuLoIp pebble eyeglasses,sl.5 80 at PfIgg's. +

The SMITHSONIAN 1SSTITUTION.-The annual
meeting OF the regents OF the Smithsonian In
Stitutfon was held yesterday at the Insulation
There were present Chief Justice NJ. r. Waite
Vice President Wheeler. Hon. r. +. Wtthers
Hon. III. Clymer, Gen. ". T. Sherman, Hon. p.
Parker. Rev. Dr. John Maclain, DIR. II. Coopee
Dr. Noah Porter and the secretary, Prof. Z ttrd
The aosenteeS were Hon. III. Hamin and Hon
N. Booth. The financial report showed that
smithson's beQueSt was s5I5. 100, and the whole
fund Is now S65l 500. invested LII United State,
Donds. with Virginia bonds and other Securi-
Ties &c, amounting In all TO s1ls.43452. The
years receipts were $50 2lI.T0, and expenditures
fi2,2s3.ls. The estimate for lSsi Is $4,000
Gen. sherman presented the report OF the build
ng committee OF the National Museum, which
was accepted Information having been re-
eelNed from the consul at Genoa. Italy, that the
tomb OF James SmithSon needed repair, on mo-
tl6n OF Gen. Sherman, the secretary was author
Lsd TO make such repairs as were needed 70 tna
tomb OF SInithSOn and its Enclosure. The secre-
taTy was authorized 10 sell ce.tlan sureties and
place the funds in the treasury.
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A BILL FOR AN INJUNCTION was filed to-day by
John Hirz and others agL Keyser ct al, TO re-
iO3, on which Hitz gave a deed Of trust to Sc
cure his Indebtedness to the German-American
National Bank. OF which defendant is the re-
celver. The plaintiff sets forth that the terms
OF the deed authorize sale In default of paw
ment OF the amount OF Indebtedness, and as
this amount has not been ascertained there can
De no default and he therefore prays an injunc-
ton. temporary restraining order return
able Oh the Goth inst. was made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-20
LOCAL NEWS.
Anusemenls, DC, TO.nlghs.

AA0sements, &C., Tonight
lords Opera H0nse.-MiDer & Rooney c0ul-
bfnation.
National Ttedter.-John Mccullough as
"kichard I'LL"
Curtis BstIding, Ge0TgetO,rN.-Nus1c, Tab
leaux, &c.
OOroOran .art G0uf1a .-Evening Exhibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-20
CITY ITEMS.
Washington, Jan, Z

washington, Jan. 18th, 1851.
have cow In stock full ass~rtment of black
goods for gentlemens wear, Including fuIl dress
coats. n variety OF SIS and qualities at
GEO. c. HBNNING.