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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-23
Alexandra Affairs.

The NJ AsONS, CENTENNIAL-The Freemasons of
Alexandra Washington Lodge, No. %, concluded
the centennial anniversary celebration last night
Hon. Chas. E: Stuart delivered the centennial ad-
dress, reviewing the past 100 years Of Masonry in
Alexandria, and dwelling upon the salient points
or the lodges history. superb banquet was
spread at 10 O'Clock in the dining hall of the Man
sided, and speeches were made by w. B. Isaacs
of Richmond, Capt George Mushback, OF Alex
andria, F. II. Reed. L Moore, OF Philadelphia, and
others
STATION HoUsE-At the station house this morn.
ing, +. Duffey. white; VIM. Conklin white:
disorderly conduct
=, EDucATIoNAL LEcTuREs.-The Rev. DR.. A. D.
Mayo. Of Boston, editor of the Ne,o England Jour
nal or Eductnfon spent to-day on visit to the
pubic schools OF the city. He addresses the citi.
Zens TONIGHT on "DOes Universal Education Pay?n
Natural Methods OF Instruction"
REPORTERS NOTEs.-Messrs. F. Brockett and
George w. Rock have just issued a succinct his
tory OF Alexandria from the earliest times with q
Reed, OF the county school board, visited all the
public schools In the county last week and found
them In excellent cOnditOn.-The taking Of
testimony In the Massey Wise election case still
tax receipts at the election.-The colored Meth
Od1St church. on washington street, Is the Only
church here under the Jurisdiction OF the con.
ference, which meets here on the 18th OF next
month.-Tw0 steamers will be placed upon the
Alexandria and Washingt0 Ferry route as soon
as the repairs OF the steamer Arrowsmith now
going on at the shfp-yard, are comprehensive
DirtAnight cal. under the auspices OF Potomac
most pleasant affair.-Rev. Father Murphy, s.
J., OF Washington, preached on confession at St
Mary's church, Wednesday night. to large con-
ooip .Ge rag des,
while sitting in his chair yesterday afternoon OF
rheumatism OF the heart.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AmuscmnnfS. &c ro.nin,t

Ansuscments. &c. Tonight.
FoRDS OPERA HOUsE--FordS Opera Company
IN "Iolanthe"
national THEATER.-Her Majcsty's Opera Com
pany In 'RigoiettO."
THEATER CoMIQUE.-RentZ-S antey Novelty Co.
DINE Notwithstanding performance and
eCrioStieS.
OpD FELLOWS HALL--Prot Carpenters rnesmeric
performance
ROLLER SKATING RINK. - International Dog
Show.
NURSES HoNE.-"House warming" from to 10
p
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The Courts.

1'OLICE COURT-J1tdQe SDeU
Yesterday, Robert Carter, cOlOred, assault on
Julia Carter; IS or IS days. Osborne Bosey,
coored, assault on Fanny Robinson; IS or Is days.
Robert MOulton, colOred, assault ON Tobias Will
lians; $40 or IS days Daniel Green, threats to
Annie Galloway $500 bonds or 80 days. JOS Under
wood, colored, idle and incorrlgible boy; reform
school during minority.
To-day, Samuel Ruf1in. colored, assault on Jno.
Johnson; IS or 10 days. Olivia Richards, colored,
threats to susan Pinn; personal bonds. Charles
set OF harness from Jos. VERIFY; six months In iail
Henry Nelson, colored. assault on Dennis 7. Green
$40 or 30 days. VIM. T. Deteller, assault on his
Vile and Child; GO days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-23

TIE UNDERGROUND WIRE EXPERIMENTATION
Philadelphia city council is considering an orii-
nance granting permission to q company to lay an
graph wires Norvin 0reen, president OF the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, has addressed q
give the conduit fair trial. and, II found practi
cable, TO substitute conduits for poles wherever
they can be made available
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DRY GOODS.
S. l.. HExpsrtoSE.

-. IL. I1EMPsTONE,
SUCCESSOR TO HEMPsToNE L PERRY.
HAS JUST OPENED SOME CHOICE NOVELTIES
IN FRERE'S KOECHLIN sATEENS.
ALSO. COMPLETE LINE OF PLAIN SHADES
SCOTCH GINGHAM. IN PLAIN AND
CHECKS $50.
ALL LINEN PRINTED LAWNS. NEW DESIGN.
AT 25c.
INDIA LINENS. PRINCESS LAWNS, LINEN
LAWNS. FRENCH NAINSoOK.
INDIA MULLs. WHITE AND CoLoRED.
CHECK NA1NsOoK. PLAIN NAINsooK.
ALBAFRoss AND NUNS YELLING IN ALL SHADES
NEW GOODS DAILY ARRIVING.
8. L. HEMPSTONE.
ONE PRICE ONLY. IL PLAIN FiGuREs. f2o
FIGURED French SArrErSs.
GENUINE SCOTCH GINGHAMs.
NEW DESIGNS IN THE ABOVE GOODS.
TYLER l. CHEWING.
ne s1s 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
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FrssEIL,s Ice CIV and cnarlot.e Russ.

HAVING bought of the assignee the entire stock
OF Mr. b. Sllyerbery, we shall. previous to making
extensive alterations in the store, continue sell
the stock at and below cost VI. Silyerberg d Co.
READ about SILK H'dk'fs, 81 column, Cochrl nc's
NEARLY AT AN END,-Wm. Hahn d Co.'S great
Clearing sale. only until March 1st W.. sell:
Ladies' s. French kid button, s. IS.
Ladies' "a best haDd-SeWed button, 50.
Ladies' Sic pebble and xiii button, Csc.
Misses 81 solid button, 75c.
Misses $50 kid button, 81.
Gents boots at cost.
Gents So calf button, 50 10.
Gents Sis solid working shoes. 81.
SIC 7th st. and 1922 renna- avenue.
THE WEEKLY STAN, large double paper OF City
Elk columns, Will be sent postpaid for one dollar
year. Try il.
FRESH VIRGINIA BUTTER 10 and Csc no oleGmar-
garine sold; at Tolsons, corner lOth ST. and La
For GoLDsCHMID's immense bargains see City
Items.
BIRTHDAY CARDS in large varieties at j. c. Par
Eer's, ol7 and 6l9 9Th street, between and G. sts
FRESH COUNTRY EGGS 24c. dozen. 1Olh and Louis
lana avenue.
FoR VALUE for money. at Cochranes Uptown.
CSC. Or. BOTTLE: So PER GALLON-No rye
whisky. undoubtedly the best in the world for the
money. McGet's. 404 9Th street northwest.
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A New Years Gift.
In the shape OF the Dollar WEEKLY STAR for one
year, Is in order. 1t is large eightpage paper Of
hfty-six columns-the largest and cheapest In the
country. Only one dollar, post paid.
Trinders' LactO PhOshate OF Lime and
COD Liver Oil, the best remedy known for coughs,
colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat
breast and lung affections.
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BOYS UNICORN SHIRTS, Cochrane's Uptown.

An OLD C0LoReD MAN, a witness before the Pc
Iice Court THIS morning, in describing his actions
an a hight said: "Nhcn h wheeled on Tlc wild lie
kHf!e IN his hand wheeled anu run ut de TOP OF
Yl,ich y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-23

WONDERFUL BARGAINs-Extra size. doublt
weight English ccuntcrpanes- 90 cents. Ais"
cream GdmaSk tabPciothS for extension tables, 9
cents IoW1cn's, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south
side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-23

Mr. PARNELL CHARGED WITH INCITING TIE
IRISH MURDERs.-In the house OF commons yester-
day Rt. Hon. William Forster charged Mr.. Parnell
with melting murder in Ireland, saying he did not
plan the outrages, but connived at their commits
81, NJ En-, Okelly denounced the statement as
Mr.. Parnell remained silent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-23
Special weather RuIlcsin.
SNOW OR RAIN To- MORROW.

The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin To the press: The
Mississippi sfvtr has risen slowly 1T points below
Cairo, AMI heavy rains rcpol tel this InOrl! nC
nessee a storm has developed In Texas, which
Will probably eXtehG over the Mississippi and
Ohio Valleys, causing heavy rainS k-Illorrow
The temperature has fallen IN the middle states,
lake zion. and New England with partly clou ~
weather and nOrLherly winds; It has risen slightly
with east2rly to southerly winds. Ii is below gro
north OF the lake region, and ranges from 10 u go
ABOVE zero In the lake re. ION. and the northern
portion or New England and the middle States.
ABOUT Two inches OF rain are reported irciu
Memphis during the past twenty-four hours.
reported at y. H. yesterday: Washington. 40;
Norfolk. 52o; Savannah %; Atlanta, SOC; Jackson
Vile, as Pensacola, 60 New Orleans, 70: Gal
weston. 66o; San Antonio, 62o Tucson. Sc; Los
Angeles. 59o, and San Diego, 57o. The Indications
are tnai partly. Cloudy weather, with rain or snow
will prevail In the middle Atlantic states, lake
region an OAio valley to-llo row. Rain is indi-
Gated for the southern states Tomorrow. The
lower Mississippi, Arkansas, and Red rivers viii
rise.
1T rs TO THE INTEREST OF egerv housekeeper to
row, at NJ. Augensteins. Si7 9TH ST. W.: Chop
ping bowl and knife. l6c-; 5-qt Tipped block tin
saucepans, ~ 7qt., 2oc.; fancy brush ana tray,
&c scrap book and easel, Csc; 2-Qt buckets, &C..
S-qt, Be- 4qt, AZ: lot coffee pot, g. Rot, 13c.
S-qt, l3c; Let, lie; 6-qt, pc; 2-qt saucepans,
LOOT dshpans, 10c.; 12-qt, 14c.; 1l-Qt., ice; 50
clothespins, Sc; u sheets shelve paper IL sheets
note paper and IL envelopes, large bar soap shoe
dressing, machine Oil, 2 kitchen forks and hun
dredS or ether articles at 4c. each. The best and
cheapest baby carriages In tine city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-23

ssA1derney Dairy Wagons.o
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese, buttermik and sweet miiS.
SC. per OF Cream i5c pint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-23

CONFIRMATION OF PARKRR's STATEMENT.

TO the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
In the confession OF Parker, the thief confined
In the Erie county On ~ penitentiary, published
In last Saturdays STAR I can corroborate that
portion OF his statement headed ''Mongolians
CONSIDERED Good Victims" It was my house that
was robbed, and farker's confession Is the first
clue have obtained as to who committed the rob-
berry or what disposition was made OF the stolen
articles. HIS description OF the manner In which
the robbery was committed cOnvinces me that in
this case at least, he Is telling the whole truth
1t would require more than the sworn testimony
believe that Parker. thief that he is has not told
the truth about these wholesale robberieS. And,
therefore. am coNpened to believe all that he
and the latter's "divvy" with the detectives.
Sin II. NEAIY
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Affairs I'm West washington.

BUILDING AssoC1AT1oN.-The sixth annual meet
Ing OF the Eleventh Building Association took
place last evening at Goddard's hall: The cleo
tion o. OlhcerS resulted as follows: William Ga
baugh, president; James Goddard, vice president;
ri o. t,easurer Ferdlnana hng' secretary
Edgar Frishie. E N. Lawton, Albert Miller, John
Leitch and d. F. Robinson. The report of the sec
Ietary showed the following: Receipts-Dues for
ssse14; insurance, 81 expenditures
last year. g ,47; Withdrawals, SIC, 109 Al Insurance.
$500 IS. EXPENSES, s302.5a Total receipts in six
y yea sos Total payments in six years
began with 1850 shares, Of which all have been
bought out. withdrawn or settled except 451
shares. 81, 6N was disposed OF last night at drec-
tors meeting, two shares being sold at $50 per
snare and sixteen shares retired at the stock value
rates, 500 per share.
DEATH.-Mrs. Mary Hanlon, wife OF Mr. Anthony
Hanlon, well-known citizen and business man OF
this place, died at her late residence: 1915 a5th
street, last evening, after painful illness. She
leaves large family OF children. The funeral
VIII take place tomorrow morning at o'clock,
from Trinity Catholic church. MI. Hanlon has the
Of many friends In his af1iction.
GEORGE c. WHITING LODGE had a very entertain.
Ing meeting last evening, several visitors from
other states being present, and degrees conferred
on new members
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-23

MARKED Down.
We have . good many Ladies' Shoes, such as Fox
Caters and Lasting Poshw close out at 81 per pair
and 75c.. which sold formerly for double the price
Ladies' Slippers little shop worn &c. and 6Oc that
sod at 81 and $1.5O. Also. some fine Kid and Goat
Button; viii be sold at half value.
1al4 and 1916 Penna avenue,
III J. W. SELBY.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
NAsHI'GToN, d. c. Feb. % 1883, $50 a. ~
For the middle Atlantic states, fair. followed by
Cloudy weather, and by Saturday morning rain or
snow, northeriy To eaSteFly winds, stationary or
sllsht ;all IL temperature slight rise followed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-23

DIVORCED m PHNNsYLvANfA-The Carlisle Her.
asc says that Judge Martin Harmon. OF that place
granted Nathaniel StubbS q decree or divorce nom
BaTah +. Stubs, on the 18th inst Mr.. Stubs is
PASTOR OF Union Wesley church In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-23

LundbOrg's Rhenish Cologne.
Durkee's Salad Dressing.
ready-made, rich and delicious dressing for all
salads OF meat, 1sh OEeyegetableS. Cheaper and
infinitely better than Homemade. No sauce equal
to it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-23

500 i'm GOl(l!!
Given away by Royal Glue. See advt
Hecker'S Baking Powder
perfect in every respect, healthful, thoroughly
reliable, uniform in strength, and Its baking quail
tiles cannot be surpassed.
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CITY ITEMS.


Fresh supply Of Spring Hats
At Lewis, $40 7th ST., below Mt. Vernon Square.
spring style Broadway SILK Hats, s.
Round and square crown SIN Felts, g to s.
rull line OF soft Felt Hats from $l.50 to s..
Boys and youths Derbys 81, worth $50
Childrens' soft Felt Hats at reduced prices
Very good School Hats for Soc, at Lewis One
Price Store" $40 7tn St NV.
The Following Imniense Bargains
VIII be sold tomorrow only at r Goldschmid's S12
!th st NV; white chamber sets 10 pieces 81. IS,
shape Coo 4 dog. worth $3.50 handsome French
china plates decorated with gold and fruits CSC
sold elsewhere for Soc, smaller size with colored
bands gold lines and fruits flowers In centre 2Oc
worth 4Oc, new design In decorated china cups
and only Csc Is doz. plates to match Sc u doz.,
new style real MajOlica cuSpadores SOC worth
$l.OO, silver glass candle-Sticks 10c worth Csc,
gut or ebony easels for l5c, 10 Ct dish pans lie,
per comb CSC, ebony napkin rings on stands l0c.
extra fancy decorated china cuspadoreS 75c worth
S125, fancy decorated tray with engraved wine
real Majolica Jugs CSC worth 6oc, decorated Lava
hover pots Csc worth Soc, colored Bohemian glass
finger bowls 15c worth Csc, decorated silver glass
vases 20c pair worth Soc You can also save
from $500 to 5000 by buying baby carriages
here.
Rogers Spoons, Forks and Knives,
s. set Gold-flled jewelry, copied from solid and
warranted I'VE years, from e to $40. at Prigg's
Louisa Richardson,
washington, says: oBrown's Iron Bitters cured
me OF Dyspepsia from which had suffered nearly
Welcome the Coming, Speed the Part.
ing.
Hub Punch is invaluable for little treat and Is
Just the thing for use impromptu. Sold by grocers
and druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-23

For GoLDsCHAID's immense bargains see City
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-23

THE WEEKLY STAN, a large double paper OF City
Elk columns, will be sent postpaid for one dollar
year. Try il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-23

?5C. Or BOTTLE; 50 PER GALLON-No l rye
whisky, undoubtedly the best in the world for the
money. McGet's 4O4 9Th street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-23

FRESH VIRGINIA BUTTER 10 and CSC. +; no OleGmar-
garine soid at Tolson's, corner 10Th ST and La av
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The Following Immense Bargain.

Rogers spoons. Forks and KNIVES,
warranted i've years, from sc to SO, at Prigg's
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SENTENCED FOR STEALING.-Charles Jones alias
Charles Johnson, cOlored, pleaded guilty before
ness valued at sl2 from Joseph VERIFY. He was
sentenced TO six months in Jail. The prosecuting
attorney stated that he would have put a charge
OF HOUSEKEEPING against the prisoner, but liz
could not prove how he entered the stable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-23

The QUESTION OF LIABILITY OF DENTISTS TO JURY
DUTY.-To-day in the Court In General Term Mr.
Appieoy, as attorney for DR.. H. B. Nobc,a dentist,
who took an appeal from the order OF Justice Mac.
Arthur In the Circuit Court few weeks since re-
iuslng to exempt him from jury cuty, asked time
70 submit his brief, which was granted. The Chief
justice said, when the case was called, "Oh, yes,
we know what 1t is This is to exempt q citizen
from jury duty On professional grounds. After q
Whlle The laborer with his pick and shovel win ask
exemption. That is a growing profession and SO
Is tooth-pulling. This business OF excusng or ex-
enptlng jurors Is becoming OF Importance. In
New York 1t is worth something to DO exempt If
this disposition 10 escape jury duty continues after
awhile 20 read and write will be disqualification
THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY CAsR.-To-day. IN the
Court In General Term, the case OF the Louisiana
Lottery Co agt. Morgan ct al was called up by
Mr.. Jen. Chandler, counsel for plaintiff. This ia
suit against the District Commissioners for dam
ages In closing up the business OF plaintiff and
arresting It's agents. TO which the District filed
demurrer, and the case WAS then certified to the
General Term This morning Mr.. Chandler asked
TO submit the case. and that the entry be made
that the demurrer be sustained and appeal
allowed, which entry was directed to be made.
This IL done In order to get to the Supreme Court
Of the United States, 20 o. % expedite the 0nal
decision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-23

BIRTHDAY CARDS in large varieties at ]. C. Par
Eers, ol7 and 6l9 9Th street. between and G. sts
FRESH COUNTRY EGGS a4c. dozen. lOlh and Louis
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs--Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to w. H.
James and Susan Turner, of Fairfax CO., Va. ::
Benjamin +. Wells and Marguerite A.Wells; James
w. Briscoe and Annie Z. Butler; Henry Cole and
Anlucretla Davis; VIM II. Webb and Louisa Young:
George A MOsley and Fannie BARREN; Edward IL
Brown and Amanda Ella Hawkins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-23

RIVER TRADE-HarbOrmaster Sutton reports ar
rivals at the river front as follows: Schr Chin
garara, Blank, 60.OOO feet lumber w. W. McCul-
Tough; slOop John Williams, Green 400 bushels
oysters, market; slOop Geo. W. Driver, Southland
goo bushels oysters, do; pungy Chief, Swami. 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-23

Louisa Richardson.
washington, says: "Brown's Iron Bitters cured
me Of dyspepsia, from which had suffered nearly
all my life"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-23

WARRANT FOR MANTz.-License Agent Ran
tnis morning Swore out a warrant against George
1antz Tor keeping an unlicensed bar Another
enort was made by Mantz yesterday TO get the
800 he has deposited with the District Comms-
StonerS for a license. This warrant VIII nreyrnt
4aniZ from getting his 500 urtil nc appears he.
fore the courts and answers the charge OF keeninv
IN unlicensed bar. All the indications are rhaf
0antZ Is going TO leave the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-23

POLYTECHNIC CLASS BALL-The friends OF Major
Hannemanns polytechnic class assembled at Cos
mop0iitan hail last evening to witness the cere-
monies attending the awarding of diplomas to the
successful students OF the class OF 1882 The gen
tlemen receiving these marks OF proficiency were
Messrs. Charles McGlll, George Kennedy G. r.
Calvert, Is. King, and r. c. Campbell. The artil-
lery cadet corps assisted In the festivities OF the
evening. After the formalities were over q ball
was given under the direction OF Capt L. X. Tren-
bly, as ballot master.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-06-13
MONSTER COMBINATION.

SIX COLOSSAL AMUSEMENT TEMPLES MASSED
IN ONE GREAT CITY OF TENTs-NIGHT MADE
BRIGHT AS DAY BY BRUsH's DYNAMO ELEC-
TRIO LIGHT ILLUMINATING POWER EQUAL
fC $4,000 Gas LIGHTS.
The Juvenile will now be in wild excitement;
also, his sisters, and his cousins, and his aunts,
and in perfectly logical sequence. his uncles
and other male relatives to know that the
Grand Circus, Royal English Menagerie and
Astley's Museum, comprising a colossal Double
Circus, to Leviathan Menageries, famous Mu-
scum Aquarium aud colisthenic Exhibition,
etc. The entire show, in all its undivided
vastness, for the usual price Of admission, is to
exhibit at Butler the 2Oth. This grand consol-
idation Of the two Monster Shows, comes to us
well recommended by the press, wherever it
has pitched its 168, 600 square yards of canvass.
OF it the Frankfort Ne,cs says: "One of the
chief attractions in riding in the Grand Circus
Royal, etc., is the exfra6rdinary performances
Of Miss Mollie Brown. This lady differs, in her
general display of horsemanship, from all
others who have preceded her in the American
arena. She owes her unprecedented success
mostly to the wonderful balance and muscular
power she possesses, which enable her to assume
almost impossible attitudes and changes of
position, upon her naked horse, during her
ightning-like fight around the arena. All
her movements are marvels of grace and dex-
terity, animated pictures of elegant intrepidity,
thrilling deshes Of sppereminent art, self.con-
trof and ihdohitabls' nerve, such as no other
equestrian, either male or female, ever accom-
plished before her. Her specially wonderful
achevmen ent of throwing somersaults from the
back of her naked horse, while in full motion,
together with her rapid and reckless style OF
backward riding, in all the principal cities of
the new and old worlds, have caused presidents,
senators, and the public, from the Atlantic to
the Pacific, to mingle their shouts of applause
and wild huzzas of delighted approval. What.
ever claims others of the profession may make
concerning their skill in the bareback eques-
trianism, certain it is that no lady has ever &C.
soEplishea tlre feats or equaled the daring OF
this-"America's own peerless representative
Miss Mollie Brown.
REMEMBER
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-06-13
MARRIED..

ROESSING- G-SLENTZ-At the residence of
the brides father, in Connoquenessng twp,
Butler county, Pa, by the Rev. Josiah May,
on June 5, 1888, Mr.. {. III. Roessing, of But
Ter, and Mrs. Susan c. Slentz, daughter of
Mr.. John Fry.
PEACO-LOVE.-On May 50, 1888, at the
minister's residence, by Rev. S. B. Stewart,
Mr.. William J. Peace, of Middlesex town.
ship, and Miss Mamie Love, of Clinton town.
ship, both of this county.
FLICK-BOVARD.-On Wednesday evening,
May 80, 1888, at the residence of the brides
parents, by the Rev. Joseph Timmons, Mr..
Walter Flick, of Tarentum, Pa, and Miss
Ella Bovard, of East Deer township, Allegh-
eny county, Pa.
GOEHRING-DAMBAC June ), 1888,
at the residence of the brides father, in
Gran berry township, by Rev. V. B. Christy,
Mr.William A. Goehring and Miss Tillie M.
Dambach.