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National Republican., 1882-01-31

The cosy auditorium of the Opera. House,
both lower floor and balcony was crowded last
night with lovers of the DRAMA who witnessed
with rapt attention shakspeare's majestic play Of
"King Henry VIII," with Janausohok in the
leading role Of Queen Katherine. For a second
week it opened under the most favorable auspices
and It is believed that the Judgment of every per-
son present Is stated when we say that Janaus-
chek's rendition of the heart broken Queen was
the finest that Washington has ever enjoyed, not
even excepting Charlotte Cushmau's impersona-
ton. Her magnificent and inspiring action, tell
ing gestures, and perfect delivery gave an exhibit
tion of dramatic genius long to be remembered,
and though the waits between acts were tedious
dt being half. past eleven before the close, the
audience left the theatre pleased beyond EXPIRES.
sion. The support, 1t is needless to say, was excel
lent MessrS Taylor and Stuart dividing honors as
Cardinal Woisey and Duke Of Buckingham rcspec-
lively. Mr.. Stuart also assumed the character
of Cromueu with great credit. The weak
aud vacilleting. King was forcibly portrayed
by George b. Waldron and Mr. Rainforth sus-
tanned the comedy business of Sir Thomas Loten in
O mastery manner The A1ine BoieDn of Mrs.
Waldron was an exquisite conception, and her
costume was particularly rich and striking. An
elegant floral souvenir was presented to each lady
present, with Compliments of Nine. JanausGhek."
This evening "MaTy Stuart" will be repeated by
request, and an oyerllowing house is expected.
National Republican., 1882-01-31
Tho Kellogg CONCERT,

Lincoln Hail was crowded to Its utmost ca
pacity last evening on the occasion Of the fare
well concert of Miss Clara Louise Kellogg.
The character of the audience was also notice
able, embracing representatives of our best
social circles while the toilets of the ladies
were remarkable for their richness and ole-
gauce The large audience. though thoroughly
competent to criticize the mporiectons of the pro-
granme were disposed to be generous in their ap.
plause, and the fair but weighty Kellogg was lib
orally cnoOred. The other members Of the troupe
were well known, and performed their duties
most acceptably. Signor Brignoli, though
no longer The graceful youth who was the
his voice and sang with exquisite taste and feel.
Ing The fine. baritone of Signor Taglapietra fully
met the anticpations of his admirers, and al.
though he did not sing the selections announced,
his substitutes were extremely well received.
Miss Clara Poole proved herself the possessor of Il
voice of more than ordinary richness and power
and Herr Adamowski, vionist, and Herr Lcblng
pianist, showed that they were perfect artists.
National Republican., 1882-01-31

number Of cases of sneak thieying, perpetrated
on Saturday night and Sunday, were reported to
the detectives yesterday
Henry Wheeler (alias Charles Grlmes) oolored
man. was sentenced to six months In jail for the
larceny of set of silver mounted harness from
the stable Of Mr. George Wright,
William Lancaster, q young man, was sentenced
to six months In jail for stealing o number Of
articles of clothing, &c. from the house Of James
Archer, on Grace street, in Georgetown.
David Lucas, a colored man. was fined S25 for
going into the secondhand store of Philip Cohen
and attempting TO steal waistcoat and when
Cohen tried to stop him Lucas cut him in the face
A oolored youth, enjoying the high sounding
name of Andrew Jackson, stole three pounds of
which he will rustcate at the jail for ninety days
Among the persons turned over to General
Crockerls attention for yagrancy were Kate
Walsh, Josephine West. and helvina Divine, col.
Atchover, George 7. Prdley, and Luther Webb,
professional tramps
National Republican., 1882-01-31
PUBLIC ADJUSTMENTS.
McCuIIouEI, in "virRlniuS S''-JnnauscI,s
in king Henry VrfI''-HSltORx


i'm King Henry "-WciIoRS.
John Mccullough, than whom there is no actor
more personally popular in this city, commenced
an engagement at the National Theatre last night
Since Mr.. McCulloughs visit here last year he has
visited Europe and has received the stamp of
English approval upon his vigorous and powerful
impersonotons. II was in the character Of Ytr-
ginfus, in Sheridan Knowles tragedy of that name
that he first appeared at Drury Lane, London, and
his vital rendition of the sturdy Roman father
compelled the admiration and applause OF our
cousins across the pond. 1t was "Virginus"
that Mr.. Mccullough selected as the ini-
tive play of his present engagement.
Notwithstanding the other attractions in the city
the National Theatre was filled with a most ap-
preciatiye audience, and the reception given the
rllly convinced him that he was in the presence
Of friends. Whether gir9inils is the best imper-
sonatlon Of Mr. Mccullough is perhaps an open
question, but 10 certainly must be ad-
mitted that II is in parts where his robust physique
and his imposing appearance fulfill the authors
intention that he has made his greatest success.
In the character he assumed last night his noble
presence presented the ideal Roman, and in the
various phases Of the part he fully meets the re-
some changes from his rendition of last year, no.
ttceably in the fourth and fifth acts. The former
act Is improved and the climax much more effect
i've by his standing defantly in front of ATpias
Ctdudtus than IN rushing out, as formerly. In the
last act the madness Is well simulated and In the
lnTOttng OF CtdudlS tncfe is some oNCellent WOtk
done by both Mr.. Mccullough and Mr.. Collier,
who plays the part of the lCcherous decemvir.
This Is really the climax of the act, and the re.
mninder drags somewhat, and there is slight
feeling of impntience among the audience until
the death Of IHginius, when the curtain is rung
down The play was excellently costumed and
mounted. aud the support of the star is about the
same as last season, save that Mr.. Collier
assumes the leading parts instead of Mr..
Ward. Miss Kate FOrsythe made q charming
Virginia, and Mrs. Foster deserves especial men
tod as Snpid, Tonight Mr. Mccullough will
appear in the ttle-role Of Bulwer's play Of 1" Rich
National Republican., 1882-01-31
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AAnncInIc,i dhnriIIea.

The Board of Associated Charities met last
evening at the new rooms of the association, No
llls street northwest, A large number of visit
ors were present, andthe discussion sometimes be-
came very interesting and spirited. Mr.. A. 8.
SOlomons presided and Mr., l., s. Emery acted as
secretary. The following members were pres.
ent: hesdames Sara A, Spencer, NJ +. Walt.
ing NJ, .. h. Canfieid, and Wilkinson Miss Walker,
and MCssrs. 4. s. Pratt, DR., William TindRA, John
r. Mitchell DR.. Joseph johnson, W. b, Gurley,
j. +. Cook, Dr. r. d. Donaldson, y, Il, Foster, Rev.
Nj. Steele, MIR, Mann, and Lieutenant Purdy, U. S.
N, The Georgetown subdivision was, upon Mr.,
MhchelPs motion, subtivded into two districts,
divided by High street. Tho rooms, by rcsalu.
ton adopted win be kept open daily
from ten until haif.past four O'Clock.
The comlnittoe of ladies reported through Mrs
Spencer that they had secured tho services of
Mrs. Douglas TO lake charge of the ladies' work
and employment branch. The sum of sl0O was
raised Immediately among those present for some
cases of distress presented in writing, and on
motion il was agreed that hereafter applications
for relief and work should be received through
the local associations.
National Republican., 1882-01-31

An interesting service was held at Hamlne M. T..
Church on Sunday morning which was followed
by debt-raising" jubilee The Rev. Mr.. Norris,
of Baltimore was present and assisted in the work.
One of his anecdotes where he told Of young
man who gave Literally to the Church. and made
much money, while his neighbor gave nothing
and made less, and which he explained by saying
that he had Il shovel and the Lord had d shovel,
and while he shoyeled the money out the Lord
shoveled 1t in, brought out much merriment and
many dollars. The congregation as is usual
with Hamline, responded literally, and 5000
was raised without trouble. This is splen-
did work for Hamline and its pastor, Rev. s..
M. Harsock, during whose pastorate great i'm
petus has been given to the church, not only by
this superb "debt. raising" but by the largely
increased membership which has come into tho
fold under his earnest invitation,
National Republican., 1882-01-31

There was most interesting game of polo at the
Skating Rink, on New York avenue, between
Washington and Baltimore teams, The Baltimore
team was composed Of Haines and Adams, goali
Pennington, cover; Haines, back; Chesley,
Centrei WOltermeyer, forward, and Hay,
point The local team held John Cuttings,
hcldi Frank Hillyer, point John Harlan,
forward field; George Hobbs, second cover
George HELEN and w. W. j. Murphy goal George
Boyd, cover and captain. William b, Hills was
the referee. The game closed with score OF five
to one IN inyor of our poloists who were loudly
After the game was closed the smooth surface of
tho link was crowded with skaters or both sexes,
VINO regretted when the time arrived that the en-
iDVlneut
National Republican., 1882-01-31

Persons who have been taking Cod Liver Oil
will be pleased 10 learn that DR.. WiIbor has sue
gentlemen, in combining the pure on and Lime
in such manner that 1t is pleasant TO the taste
and It's effects In Lung complaints are truly won.
derful. Very many persons whose cases were pro-
nounced hopeless, and who had taken the ceal
oil for long time without marked effect, have
been entirely cured by using this preparation. BE
a. B. Wilbor. chemist Boston. Sold by all drug
giss. IT'S
National Republican., 1882-01-31
Tho CIau.pa.SsneI Hall.

The annual ball Of this association, which takes
place at Odd-Felows Hall Wednesday night,
February !, promises 10 be very fine affair, Sew
ertl members Of Congress aud their families will
b. ampng the guests, as wen rs members Of na-
u6uh Organizations Num Baltimore and other
place, An WIN he uut"d do3 ID ViNl the chusac-
terislc cup,te.y Gui GNIuef- gt Tie Clan-Hu-
Gael, which has become iuuyurOGl.
National Republican., 1882-01-31
DISTRICT BREVITIEs.


For he Middle Apoac States Increasing cloudiness,
snow or rain lascy TO soery tcindS, slotrly rising
temperature and falling barometer.
Ebr Washington, a. n.-Cloudy ,rodiher, snotU and
rain, siOJc'y rising temperature.
Thermomctrc readings: a. M, 1862; II a. M,
300; p. m, $50; Up. m, 32o II p M, 500; maxi
num- 303o minimum, 1870.
National Republican., 1882-01-31
TAYLOR & HUFTY.
YELOUTE KID GLOVES.

Never befora has there
appeared such a novelty i'm
Mems Gloves rs the new
VELOUTE.
They are made from the
best quality of real kid,
and by a newly-disc0yered
process the surface is con-
verted into actual velvet,
quite unlike the usual
glace or glossy surface of
kid leather. 1t is from
this popularity that they
are called "VEL0UTE."
These Gloves are suita-
bic for Dress, Walkingand
Business purposes, and are
sold by
TAYLOR & HUFTY,
033 Penna. Ave.
National Republican., 1882-01-31
Read the Following AtIidayits:

sion. -
REMARKABLE CURE.-This is to certify that
had not spoken one word above whisper since seven
years ago last August until to the rooms DR.
Dodge Phelps atthc rumbull House, in the city OF
Aprtford, when by one treatment, not Exceeding one
minute, by the Doctor, my voice was perfectly re-
stored
MRS. RoBT. A. MITCHELL,
Hartford, Conn
We, the undersigned citizens of Hartford being
personally acquainted with Mrs Mitchell hereby GER
lny that the above statements are true:
John Hubbard, esq, Samuel A, Butler, No l6 Hicks
street; Henry w. Richmond, Park street George Il.
stIiekland, Main street, Noah NJ. Rsscly, II Albany
avenue; II. II. Bartlett proprietor Trunbull House.
This h to certify that had not spoken loud word
Tor two years and iiyo months, until went TO the
American House, in the city Of Boston, and was ope-
rated on by DR.. o. Dodge Phelps when, without medi-
CINE or Instrument he restored my voice In less than
One minute.
JOSEPH A. TUCKER.
lynn, Feb. q, 1870.
1870: ~
Personally appeared the aboYe-named joseph A.
JuckeT and subscribed and made oath that the above
coythlcate Is true. Before me.
National Republican., 1882-01-31
I--l-ACESI

Nep consignment Of Point dc Vsics
Duchesse, Point, and other LACES, IN ObE
lorettes, ,Scarts, Barbes, Robes, and Fm
Lace ShG,OtS, French FloWcrS, Dress and
Cloak Trimmings, and Lace Neckwear.
Some Fine Ne,O Style Buttons, al 4 and .
cents The dozen, acorh DO TO 60 cents.
Real Rhine Pebble Jeapehy, in Combs
Slides, Buckles, Hair Ornaments, and Cres
cents, al very lou figures.
AL The Best Styles in Neck Ruchings and
Hand-kna Woolcn Goods for Children and
Ladies Wear.
National Republican., 1882-01-31
Rebuilding and EnIarging
Kings Palace.
S14 Seventh street.
Entire Stock of Kings Palace to be Sold.

Contemplating an enlargement of our Store ana
buiidin8B back to Eighth street. our trade having In
creased to suOh an extent that we find prosiem
space has become too small for our increasing bust-
ness Intend to extend to the entire depth Of 90
feet covering nearly 5000 feet of ground, aht whom
1nshed, will make the LARGEST MILLINERY
STORE IN THE UNITED STATES.
AS do not wish to carry any stock over. we haya
concluded TO sell our entire stock way below MAR
LEI VALUE, consisting of one OF the Largest
Finest and Most Magnificent, as well crs the Mosi
Stylish and Select MILLINERY and FANCY
GOODS ever offered In the city. We offer
5000 PIECES OF RIBBONS all widths shades,
and styles, at less than manufncturers prices.
10 DOZEN PATTERN HATS AND BoNNETa,
sold formerly ut sI0 f5 So and S25 at ~ g5 sS and
$40 Also other desirable Trimmed and Untrnmed
Hats at less than market value.
5000 HATS, in Folt, Beaver, Silk PIush and Seal.
skin, In all col0rs and styles, comprising the Fne
and largest selections ever offered
500 BOXES OF CHOICEST FRENCH FLOW.
ERS at slaughterlng prices
$40 BOXES OF FEATHERS AND PLUNES
in all shades and quality at 83 per cent reduction
large stock of LACES Made-up Lace Goods
Satins Stlks Pushes, Vulvets.
SILK HANDk kERCHIEFS below cost. Elegaui
Ulsters, Cloaks Domans, at 81, 81, and95.
WoRSTED GOODS 10 per cent less than cost
We determined to sell to be ready for the SprlnI
Trade Do not miss your opportunity
National Republican., 1882-01-31

Having purchased all the title records of NJ. Ash
ford and Johnson d Beale comprising a complete
abstract Of titles 70 all city real estae) will and
after FEBRUARY 1852 ISSUE Policies of Insurance
atfordtpg absolute warranty OF title to real estate
either IN purchaser r,siee or mortgages will also
iSsne Certificates guaranteeing the absolute accuracy
OF abstracts of title, and IN general Will transact ali
business relating to the and transfer of
Offices: Rooms u, ~ is, Canton Build ng, d72 Lou
isinna avenue, and ell F street northwest,
Riggs James g. Payne, Albert A. wilaon Charles c.
Duncanson, Richard w. Tyler, Isaac L. Johnson
George +. Schnfer. jal9lm
National Republican., 1882-01-31

IRON BITTERs arc highly recommended for all
Disedses requiring a certain and efficient tonic es-
peciaHy Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent Esyers,
Want Of Appetae, Loss Of Strength, Lack Of E,,eryy,
de- Enrfcles he blood, strengthens The muscles and
sites ne,c lVe 10 The nerves They act ike charm on
The digestive organs. removing an dyspeptc symptoms,
such as tasIin0 The food belchin9. heal in Re stomach,
heartburn, &c. The only Iron Preparation that ,p1
notbldcksn The teeth ofre headache. Write for the
B Book 80 pages, amusing and usstG reading, cent
free.
BROWN CHEMICAL CnNIpAN Rnltinnrn Md.
National Republican., 1882-01-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NSays PROFESSOR PHILIP LAWRENCE OF
RE9 New York, author OF " Lawrence Speaker"
"COmstOchs Elocntion,S Model speaissr' has the
pleasure TO ANNOUNCE that he Will be In Washington
on MONDAY NEXT. Ladies and gentlemen inter
ested In Eocution oratory, and Acting in class and
Sso'S ~ iaSeS W,snlng 70 necome StAr ARTISTS
ptished and lamented pupil, the pnrivaled actress
Adelaide Nelson: gentlemen desirous of becoming
eloquent Orators are invited to call. Dramatic Glass
ten lessons $40 9l5 Twelfth street northwest. 2sst
k1e THE REAL ESTATE TITLE INsUR.
ANCE COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT
National Republican., 1882-01-31

~eEhes Dst''S "aEohS.
Fresh Alderney butter ehurned every morning,
and delivered in 1b. Ward" prints, at 55c. per h.
Also cottage cheese Sc per ball. buttermilk, Sc.
per quart, and sweet milk &c. per quart.
National Republican., 1882-01-31
Has also taken parors at
b03 Thirteenth Street Northwest
The public are invited to witness
the wonderful cures performed in
the Hall. ADMISSION FREE.

The Doctors practice mostly diseases oil n chronic
nature aud cases given up as lDcurHble. Although q
inent is peculiar TO himself though there have been
pncn In all nges who have had the sama Magnetic
Power over the diseases of the body and mind. some
hl II the GIN of Healing" yet few have possessed
sons IL is life and vitality passed from a strong,
healthy body to weak one that restores the lost or
unequal circulation Of the vital nervous fluid. 80
powerful Is this influence that persons who have tur
pronounced incurable, and to whom medicine has
been administered to no good ef1tNt have been re.
stored TO health in incredible short space Of time
" VIII NOT restore lost member of the body per
form other inpOseibties but II will always relieve
pain, from whatever cause The practice Is based
upon the most strict principles OF science; there Is
Potlng miraculous or supernatural about II II ~ In
harmony with all natural laws
inveerate ofalmost any curable chronic ase
hhdso sure is the effect that but few diseases regurea
Second treatment except Deafness, Broken Zones
Dlsiocaton, Bad Curvature of the spine, and Sup
purating TumOfs
The diseases which yield the most readily to the
are!
Dyspepsia Constipation, Asthma, Angina Peotorls,
pout, Liver Diseases all kinds of sexual Weakness
Diabetes, Headache Nervous Irritation of the Brain
bronchitis, Cntarrh, Disease uf the Heart, Eruptive
Diseases, Commissions, Uysteria, Neuralgia, Thrush
81 Kidneys, liberation and Displacement of the
Womb, Morbid Appetite, WakefulnoSs, General De.
pthty, Weak Spinc Nervous Depression, Difficult
Breathing, with pain in tho Lungs, Weak and Sore
charges from the Ears, Cancers TumOrs Tape worm.
Piles, suffering, Pmples on the Face, Vuricuse
Veins, Impotence and Sterility.
The Doctor has, in connection with his peculiar
eatneni discovered specific for that terrible dis
ease, Bpileptc Fits and particularly Invites those
Afflicted with the Spasms,
National Republican., 1882-01-31

Call EARLY 10 Obtain Your Choice Bargains
KINGS P-AIACE,
S14 Seventh st. N. w.
National Republican., 1882-01-31

Turkish, Russian. and Sulphur Baths. 903 I
street. Only first class bath In the city.
National Republican., 1882-01-31
NO MEDICINE GIVEN

Except in those cases whore, on examination II may
be found necessary prescribe certain BLOOD Reno
dies, which, combined with my peculiar Magnetic
Operation, accelerate perfect and radical euro.
Magnetism. Electricity. and science Com.
bincuI
National Republican., 1882-01-31
NEW WORLEANSTESTIMONIALS

NEW OleLEANc Il fR1 R1IlMUNlAISS.
,n PdLES.,George Buchart, Of 22l Josephine street
pctWeen MhRRdne and Constance has for 2j years
trid four or five doctors, all TO purpose, Afer
Iour applications by DR. Phelps he Is now well.
Mr. NJ. Lusley, of JS Louisa street, suffered from
piles Is years. used all kinds of salye5, &c Cured in
hree weeks without knife. catstfr or Hgatire and
tNhout pam or detention from business
CONSULTATION FREE.
For recent gases In this city see daily paperR also
call mt hall whore heal the sick publicly and free OF
charge for the first ten days. Admissionfr free.
National Republican., 1882-01-31
GREAT BARGAINS!
GREAT BARGAINS!

ASS S4A11
All Blankets reduced from y TO s3per pair
600 Bed Comforts made OF best Robe Print, and
filled with White Cotton reduced TO sl.4O from q.
Remember, they must be sold.
Brown Table Linen, s4 wide. 20 cents; Unbleached
Table Linen NJ 25, reduced from TX.
75-cent Table Damnsk marked down to so cents,
u Table Damask reduced to % cents.
81 Is Table Damask for rs cents.
sl50 Table Damask cut down TO o..
TowELSl TOWELSl TowEISl
Selling of the entire stock at tre over half price,
Towels from cents up to 2i,
NAPKINS. DOYLfER all rnlurad.
National Republican., 1882-01-31

re- BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Nd.
National Republican., 1882-01-31

sPBciALTIE5 NOW ON VIEW;
French Hand. Made Underclothlng.
NeTno Underwear, including Union Suits.
French English, and German Hosiery.
Patent shoulder Braces md all Dress Reform
Goods.
Imported and Domestic Corsets from the best
mann iaoturen5 In the world.
Corsets made 10 order, In every STYLE and ma
tprial, and perfect III guaranteed,
Q3- French, GeFlnad. and Spanish spoken.
de2s-tf
National Republican., 1882-01-31

1000 dozen Ladies' Hemmed Pure LINEN HAND
KERCHIEPS, three for 5 cents Most of these'are
worth IS cents each.
We have silll about 800 dozen Mems GERMAN
LINEN NHANDKERCB IEFS, which wa sula a1ilaat
year at Is cents, and which gave such satisfaction that
every one who bought them recomnlendpd them TO
their friends. These we have reduced toi2ls cents,
We have also about three Gases OF ladies LINEN
COLLARS and CUFFS left, which wohave not shown
for the last SIX mOnths They must be sofa.
National Republican., 1882-01-31

h-SHJ3 GAS
S-aS Administered tor Extracting Teeth.
II V. DEM PSI Elt, Deutlst,
s627ly 400 Seventh street northwest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-11

TT APPEARS TO THE JUDGE OF
J. said court, by the petition Of T. NJ.
Lyman, the administrator Iof the estate
Of William ClaytoH, deceased, praying
for an order TO cell real estate, that il is
necessary 10 sell the whole OF the real
estate to pay debts outstanding against
the deceased, and the debts, expenses
and charges of administration. It is
therefore ordered by the Judge of said
court, that all persons interested in said
estate, appear before said Court on Mon
day, August IA, 1882, At 10 AIN, at the
Court Room Of said Court, at the County
Court House, 10 show cause Why an order
should not be granted to said Admins
traitor, to sell so much Of the real estate
Of the deceased &C shall be necessary.
Aud that q copy of this be published
ten days previous to the day of hearing
ssid petition, in the Sab Lake Daily
II eTGld, q newspaper published IN, and
having general circulation in said
County.
Dated at Salt Lake City, this Cd dsy
of August, AID. 1881.
E. SMITH,
Probate Judge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-11

JUDGE LOWELL Of the United
States circuit court, has decided that
coins that have been punched,
whether the holes be filled with
lead, tin, or other substance, are
counterfeit, and must be so con-
sidered. He says the law has fixed
a certain standard for the coins, and
if a portion be deliberately removed,
the coin falls short of the required
weight and is therefore a counter
felt. The mutilatad coin has hereto.
fore been regarded as an apparent
cheat, and refused on that account,
but if Judge LOwell's decision be
law, the person who attempts to
pass a punched and plugged coin
runs the risk Of prosecution
for utte2ing counterfeit money
Happily Salt Lake is practically free
frem mutilated dimes, quarters
halves and doll ars Afewmonths ago
a perfect piece under q dollar was
the exception rather than the rule,
but through sort of mutual agree
ment among merchants and dealers,
to refuse all mutilated coins or dig
count them heavily, the "counter-
feits" have gone elsewhere, and it il
probable will not return. 1t is the
easiest matter in the world to keer
the punched coin out of sight. There
must always be a first man who
offers it, and he is the one wh'
should have it returned to him
with the information that it i
counterfeit.