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The Washington critic., 1885-06-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The Police Department has sent twenty
eight patients to the Insane Asylum dur
ing last month.
THE annual meeting of the American
Master Mechanics Association will begin
tomorrow morning at Willard Hall.
Mrs. CHARLES CURTIN, No. Ala III street
northeast, while asleep at 9 q. m. yester-
day at second-story window of her resi-
dence, fell out of it, receiving serious in
ternal injuries.
THE Dashaway Reform Club held
meeting at Hilton Hall last night, and
after several interesting speeches and
some good singing, several signatures to
the pledge were gotten.
AN alarm from box SO, at noon yester-
day, was for fire in two small frames,
Nos. 1923 and 1925 Twentieth street, occu-
pied by Teresa Williams and James
Wright. Damage, $500; cause unknown.
THE scholars of Professor Sidwel's pri-
vale school at the Friends Meeting House
on | street, near Nineteenth street, went
on picnic Saturday to cabin John
Bridge, going on one ofthe canal steamers
THE building used by the Democratic
Election Committee during the last cam
paign on f street, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, has been demolished
1t was one of the oldest buildings in the
city.
THE Potomac Archers made the follow
ing score last Saturday l.. w. Maxson,
436 W. A. Bartlett, 1856; L. b. Wright, 30S;
W. S. MinniX, 25S; Mrs. w. A. Bartlett,
800; Mrs. l.. W. Maxson, 2G7; Miss n. f.
Holmes, $50: Miss +. Cook, 1872, and Miss
&. A. Van Doren, 10.
The Baltimore City Logan Invincibles
having decided to banquet General Logan
a committee from Baltimore arrived at the
baltimore x Ohio depot at $50 o'clock
this morning. Their object was to pre-
sent to Senator Logan his certificate of
membership and also to have him name
the evening for the banquet that is in
tended to be given him by the Invincibles
at Baltimore.
THE Salvation Army, under Captain
Fielding and his wife, has been re-enforced
by man and woman from the Baltimore
garrison, and last week gained recruit
here named Burkhardt, who was at once
put on guard duty over the small boys in
the corners. The audience was large
when the. meeting began last night, but
had nearly petered out before the pro-
Sranme was completed.
"THE Union Association of the Alumni
of Howard University" was formed at
Lincoln Hall Saturday night The follow
ing-named gentlemen were present at the
meeting: Professor j. NJ. Gregory, A. B.
Lind A. L. Jackson, L. o. Posey j. G.
Hutchins. j. n. Hunt, James Dean, Reu-
ben Smith, II. r. Moss, Professor James
II. Smith DR.. f. j. shadd, DIR. J. Ii. How
ard, A. T.. p. Draper, +. j. Warning ]. II.
Lawson, A. I. Hilyeer, Joseph Davis, Rev,
Johnson, Professor George W. Cook, DIR.
O. Is, Puryis, DR.. A. n. Augusta, George
Richardson, j. f, Forrest, Scott Woods
and others. Professor J.. M. Gregory was
elected president; Professor ]. IL. Smith,
corresponding secretary; X. T. Moss, re-
cording secretary; Dr. 4. J. Shadd, treas
nrer; A. b. Lind, d. w. Livingstone, Rev.
presidents; j. Il. Hunt, l.. o. Posey, G. w.
Cook, executive committee.
NoBDr plaid suits to order,s1s. Hamburger's
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EAST WASHINGTON.

FIRE CAUSED BY CRACKERs.-The house
of James Smith NO. 2l7 Tenth street,
was set on fire Saturday by fre-crackers
thrown on the roof by boys. The damage
was reported at $50 not covered by in
surance
COLLAR BONE BRoKEN.-Henry Reade,
colored while digging at the premises of
No. 1904 Third street, had his collar bone
broken by the falling of bank. He was
removed to his home.
CHURCH SoCIABLE-The North Carolina
Avenue Methodist Protestant Church
has made arrangements for grand So
ciabc next Wednesday evening.
AN INTERESTING MEETING.-The Sunday
afternoon exercises at the Seamen's Bethel
Retreat were of very interesting charac-
ter Mr.. John b. Cunning presiding
General Cary spoke of temperance as ex-
empliiied in the Bible. Messrs Edward
Adams and Harry Isell conducted the
music
CLOSING ExERcrsEs.-The closing cxer-
cises of the first, second, third, and fourth
grades of public schools in East Washing
ton took place to-day.
AN Historic LOCALITY TO BE IMPROVED.
The property on T. street next to the
Eighth Precinct station, recently sold to
Danenhower X Son by T. j. Fisher for
$500, is being improved The old stable
will be torn down and six small dwelling
houses erected. The mansion which
covers the rest of the ground will be
throughly remodeled. This is one of the
oldest houses in Washington, having been
used by General Washington to hold his
levees in, and has been the scene of many
a brilliant cabinet entertainment since
that day.
$40 SUITS now 81, at A. Saks & Co.'S re-
moyQl sale
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ALEXANDRIA.

SATURDAY NIGHT SIyNERs.--A drunken
row at King street saloon about 10
o'clock resulted in railroad man and
bricklayer getting black eye each, and
Captain Webster of the police getting a
stunning blow on the ear rom some
person whom he did not identify. A couple
who amused themselves by crying
'police" several times about | clock
were "run in"
THE FOUNDER OF a VILLAGE DEAD
Harrison g. Otis, the founder of the will
age of Clifton, on the Midland Railroad,
about twenty-five miles from. this city,
died suddenly ON Saturday night. He
large amount OF other real estate in and
around the village. His remains will be
taken to New York for burial.
WASN'T NGToN NIsIToRs.-Every trip of
the ferry boats from Washington yester-
day brought hundreds of people to Alex
andria. These visitors, composed of males
and females, white and colored, on their
arrival here scatter about the city, some
visiting the National and other ceme-
teries, which at this season are fragrant
with beautiful flowers and shrubbery.
Others visit the saloons where they have
learned the location of the "sde door"
while the soda fountains and ice-cream
saloons are patronized by others. They
are, as rule, wcll-dressed and well-be-
hayed people
FoR THE LEGlsLATURE.-It is understood
that Mr.. X. T. Lucas, who was an indie
pendent candidate for Mayor against Mr.
Smoot, Democrat, who only defeated him
by % votes, will be AN Independent candi-
date for the Legislature this fall.
A CHEAP CIRCUs.-It is boosted by the
friends of a city politician of the Repubi-
can persuasion, that he equipped and ran
circus here for one night last week,
with free admission, for the small out
lay of $l2,
INCREASED QUANTITY AND Pressure OF
WATER.-To-night the water company
will turn the water into the new Com
merce street main, increasing the quantity
OF water for public use iiYelold, and the
pressure threefold over the old supply.
Before the enlarged mains were laid the
pressure at the wharf was 20 pounds, now
it will be II pounds to the sqtiareinch.
CORPORATION Court To-day in the Cor;
poration Court, Judge Meade refused the
motion of the W., o. Il w. II. X. to re-
move the cause of George X. Hill d Co,
against that road to the Circuit Court, de.
Gliding that the decree entered at
the last term of this court was
final A decree was entered setting
aside the sale ofproperty in the cause ofthe
southern Protective Insurance Company
VS.. Charles b, Shirley ct al, and the court
adjourned until court in course.
SENT TO THE AsYLUM-Mr. Winfield
Tyler OF Fairfax Courthouse, who has
been confined in the jail here since
wednesday last, was conveyed to the
asylum for the insane at Staunton this
morning.
$40 SUITS now ST. at A. sal,s & Co. S re.
moyol sale.
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READ CAREFULLY.

We are now building an extension Of Box
III feet to our already magnificent establish
mcnt, which, when finished, will give us the
finest Show Rooms in the United States. We
have the finest Electric Light In the country,
making at night our entire building as bright
as the finest day in sunlight. No heat of gas,
or from the engine running the Electric Light,
as one would imagine, because the store Is
cooled by IL large Patent fans, distributed
throughout the building, making breeze
equal to that felt on one of our steamers while
sailing against the wind on the Potomac. All
of this is worth seeing and you are cordially
invited to come and enjoy the breeze, whether
or no you wish to purchase. We have come to
the conclusion that we have more goods and
less money than we want to carry out our new
enterprise of running our building through to
Eighth street We shall open this new ad-
dition, with new goods only. We shall COM
mence to run off our present stock, without
regard to cost. Our assortment is large, much
larger than necessary to carry. We will, must
and shall sell. Call and be convinced that 1t
is pleasure to deal with LANSBURGH &
BRO. No misrepresentation are made. Every
article is guaranteed as represented or money
refunded.
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Police CouRr-,Judge snell.-,George Nash,
housebreaking; hearing set for 18th inst. John
Mcmahon, assault on Annie Mcmahon; hear.
ing set for 10th inst. Lewis Clay and Edward
during minority. Michael holland, threats to
Mary holland: personal recognizance to keep
the peace. VIM; 7. Henderson, assault on
Thomas A. McCabe; s5 OF. fifteen days oliver
Allen and VIM. Bennett, ARRAY; S5 or fifteen
days each. Joseph Lee. threats to Mary Lee;
dismissed for want of prosecution. Daniel
to. be set up IN house under his charge; dis
missed. Mark Cunningham, assault on VIM.
Simons: So or fifteen days. Richard Proctor,
threats to Margaret Proctor; personal bonds
to keep the peace. John Cole, assault on
Lucretia lsover: 81 or three days. James
Jones, assault on Daisy Allen; SIS or fifteen
ander shuckhardt, yagrancy; ninety days each.
Henry Curtis, Sadie Howard William Bow
man. Robert Roane, John b. Rezzio, John
Henry, loud and boisterous; So or fifteen days
each. John Sutton, indecent exposure; for
feited collateral Dennis Buchannon, Michael
Bennett, Michael Logan. John Hawkins, pro.
family; forfeited collateral. James Burke and
Henry Primrose; So or fifteen days each.
Court IN GENERAL TERM-Justices Cox,
James and Merrick.-Rich VS.. Merrick; opinion
by Justice Merrick affirming judgment of the
court i. below S liine vs.; Magarlty; opinion by
Jackson VS.. Davis, administrator; opinion by
Justice Merrick: decree for plaintiff. Davlds
vs.. Washington Brick Machine Co.; opinion by
Justice James, affirming award of auditor.
Borland VS.. District of Columbia; opinion by
j, stlce Cox, reversing decree below and
awarding iniunctson. District of Columbia VS..
W. q g. II. r.; opinion by Justice Cox, affirm
ing Judgment below. District of Columbia VS..
Metropolitan r. r. Co.. opinion by Justice
Cox, affirming Judgment below.
EQUITY CouRT-Justice Hagner-Robinson
VS.. WALL reference to Auditor, with in
struct'ons. Clark VS.. HOLMAN; remanded to
ex min r. Sharon VS.. Tucker; appearance of
defendant ordered. Fisher VS.. Tucker; same
order, Dineen VS.. Dineen; rule on complainant
Issued.
CRIMINAL COURT - Justice Macarthur.
St muel Hessler, assault with intent to kill
forfeiture set aside.
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CHlLDREN'S DAY.
How the Beautiful Custom Was Ceie-
brated This Year.

brated This Year.
Yesterday was Children's day in many
of the churches. Flowers, birds and inter
esting special services made everything
very attractive President Cleveland,
Miss Cleveland and Miss Nelson attended
the First Presbyterian Church Above
the pulpit, which was very handsomely
decorated with flowers, were the words
"Children's Day" The children sat in
the forward pcws The Presidential party
were in the midst of them. The exercises
were very pretty and interesting. DR..
Sunderland gave short and apt address
to the children. In the evening the forty
second anniversary of the Sunday-school
of the church was celebrated. A report
read by MIR. Theodore II. Sargent for the
past year showed that twenty-five fam
lilies, representing eighty-six people had
received aid from the school, an average
of -. % each.
At McKcndrcc NJ. r. Church there were
thirty-one selections on the programme.
X. V. Bolt the superintendent of the Sun
day-school, conducted the exercises. The
church was deliberately decorated. The
day was appropriately celebrated at the
following additional churches: Metropol-
itan NJ. E., Free Methodist Church, Ham
line NJ. H. Church, Dunbarton Avenue
Church, Union Methodist Church, Wesley
Chapel, Waugh Chapel Capitol Hill;
Grace Church, Fourth Street NJ. Il.
Church. Foundry Church, the Tabernacle,
Mount Vernon Place NJ. Il. Church South,
and All Souls Church.
The following churches held their cell
ebration in the evening. Fletcher NJ. r..
Church, the Fourth Presbyterian Church,
Calvary NJ. T.. Church, and at the Douglass
Memorial Church
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The Charge Not Proven.

Daniel Burrows, a young colorcd man,
was before Judge Smell this morning for
allowing gaming table to be set up In a
house under his control, No. 525 Tenth
street northwest Lieutenant Arnold and
q squad of officers raided the place Satur-
day night and took into custody six men,
bers of the Eureka Club" The MEM
bers Of the club were white, and some of
them Department clerks. The proof did
not sustain the charge and the accused
was DISCHARGED
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You are allowed a free trial Of Miyty ddys of
the use of DR.. Dyes Celebrated Noltaic Belt
with Electric Suspensory Appliances, for the
speedy relief and permanent cure of Nervous
Debility loss of Vitality and Manhood, and all
kindred troubles. Also for many other dis
eases. Complete restoration to health, vigor
and manhood guaranteed No risk Is incurred
Illustrated pamphlet, with full information,
terms, etc, mailed free by addressing Notaic
Belt, Co., Marshall Mich.
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metropolitan Industrial school Notes.

Mr. John Il. Wagner of the canal
Metropolitan Industrial School free
excursion to Cabin John Bridge.
Mr.. Trembly of Glymont has offered on
Saturday next free excursion to the chill
dren of the Metropolitan Industrial
School
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A Celebrated Lecture.

At Masonic Temple tonight DR.. Hale,
editor of Health and Home, will deliver his
celebrated lecture on Diseases of the
Throat and Lungs" Admission free
Doors open at $50. Lecture BEGINS at s.
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Drunkenness, or the Liquor Habit. Can
he Cured by Administering DIR. Haines'
GnI1an Sne,inp.

1t can be given in n cup of coffee or tea with.
out the knowledge of the person taking IL. eff
fecting speedy and permanent cure, whether
the patient Is a moderate drinker or an aco
holic wreck Thousands of drunkards have
been made temperate men who have taken the
Golden Specific In their coffee without their
KNOWLEDGE and to-day believe they quit drink
ing of their own free will No harmful effects
result from its administration. Cures guaran-
teed. Circulars and testimonials sent free. Ad-
dress, GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co.,
1876 Race ST., Cincinnati. o.
For sale by II. X Eielphenstine, Ebbitt
House Drug Store and also corner Fourteenth
street and Vermont avenue.
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The CaIiprnpb wnrded.

The official award on type-writing ma
chimes at the New Orleans Exposition has
just been conferred on the caligraph. It
was the only premium awarded any type
bar machine. The Remington type
writer competed, but received no award
whatever
The Washington critic., 1885-06-15
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic states, local rains,
nearly stationary temperature, followed by
slight fall, variable winds, generally shifting to
soutberly.
For Tuesday, local rains are Indicated
in New England and the Middle Atlantic
States and clearing, slightly cooler weather In
the lake region.
To-day's Temperatures.
Local meteorological report for June 49,
1885: Thermometer readings at . a. m, 100 %;
a. m, 1893; IL a. M, S0o.T.; at p. m,
90o.A.
Report for June H. 1885 Mean tempera-
ture, SOC. .; maximum, o3o. D.; minimum, 60 o.;
mean relative humidity, 59.3 per cent.
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CITY ITEMS.
Baby Carriages,
Nervous Debi,itnted Men

refrgerators carpets and furniture sold on
weekly or monthly payments ut Smiths, 1l3
New Jersey avenue northwest.
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"AIderncy Dairy Wagons"

Fresh Attorney butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in " b. ward" prints, doc,
per h. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, &C. per Of. Cream, 15c. per pint
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$40 SUITS now 81, at A. Saks & Co.'S re-
moval sale.
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Oil.

Blk. Plain g. Co., st. Cloud building, fur.
nishes the following oil quotations: Closed Sat
urday, 1895. Opened to-day, 80; highest,
81; lowest, so; 2:25, 81.
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COURT RECORD.

NE our so pants to order. Hamburger's
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following have been furnished by j.
Vance Lewis, broker, southwest corner Eighth
and Il streets:
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800 pieces Beautiful Satteens at I2Hc
800 Extra Fine at i8c
800 Finest, Figured Batiste, I5c
These are good value at 25c per yard.
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NopDr plaid suits to ordersis. Hamburger's
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All Linen 4-Ply Collars1at &c.
5000 pieces of Silk, all reduced
fully 80 per cent. We have the largest
stock cf Silks south of New York.
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Suing the Southern Maryland Road.

\ NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY WANTS TO FORE
CLOSE A MORTGAGE.
\ suit was hled yesterday by the Central
Trust company of New York against the South
ern Maryland railroad company TO foreclose .
mortgage for S1GO, 900, to obtain an Injunction
and the appointment OF a receiver. The plain
tifiS set out that on January i. 1881, the defen-
Giants, IN order TO complete thei- road, gave to
the trust company deed Of trust or mortgage
on The road ior 81 ,60o,oo0 to secure the pay
lheht ol interest ut six Ter cent bonds 10 that
amount, issued by then. and payable January
1, Ioll. The plaintiffs indorsed the bonds and
became responsible for their payment. The in
tefeet was TO be paid semi annually-July and
January LIVERY year. According 10 the agree
ineht, in the event OF the railroad coInpany's
Geiaaltlng IN the payment OF the interest on
lhe bonds three months after IL became due,
Inc mortgage was to be fufeclOsed II half the
holders of the bonds SO desired. II f. alleged
that ) ,O61 ,OC0 of these bonds, which were au-
thenticateG 10y the trust company, were sold.
me plaintiffs alcge that the company has de-
iaulted for more than three months in the pay
nlcht Oh the interest after demand vas nude
Tor payment, and hence the suit IL filed. A SINH
Twenty-one miles of the road have been con
structed and equipped. running from Brandy
wine Grince George county, on the Baltimore
and Potomac road, to Meclan.csvife, st. Mary's
county, and the road bed has been graded to
Esperanza. on the Chesapeake, distance of
S Sr 'Sshty miles under the ,upervision Of
runs from nowhere to nowhere, ~ the enc
Inies of the enterprise claimed, 1T has done well.
paying ruDn1ng eNpeDseS :MesS-S. John an
Riswick. L. q. Hine. James L. Barbour, Frunk
Hume, L. a. Lambert. Of this city; the late II.
X. Elliot and Commodore ". W. W. Wood.
john p. Poe, Hon. Mr. Chapman and ]. NJ.
Groome Were directors The most Of the road
was built by Mr.. Frazier, OF Philadelphia, under
Boston syndicate. other Neutrality-suspicious.
than those named are interested in the road
pecuniarily, some to the amount of several
thousands Andrew Saks Robert Cohen, Bar
bour ~ Hamilton and {. G. Cornwall arc among
those who have invested. Mr.. T. A. Lambert
has been the acting secretary, brt having
ceptcd the position of local counsel Of the Trust
company he has resigned tho secrctaryship and
also Us u director.
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Alexandra Amir.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR
ALTAR CoNsECRArRD.-Rt Rev. ]. ]. Keane,
bishop OF Richmond, ofdCiAteA At st. Mary'S
(Catholicl church here this morning, aud conse-
the Roman ritual. Later In the day the bishop
preached TO o large congregation.
PUELIc SCHOOL, superintendent Grunweil,
to the best pupil OF eseli'of the white and col
ored schools Of that county OF the closing. The
white schools will close ct Walker school-house
Balls Cross Roads, on the morning q the 22d
inst, and the coored schools IT Arlington VII
lage schooLhouse on the afternoon Of the same
day. The city schools will close ON the LIST Of
July next. The health officer, DIR. J. Marshall
Jones, having decided that the Peabody school
building, in this city, may be opened without
risk, the schools there viii resume studies to-
morrow.
CORPORATION CoUHr.-ThS city court has ad-
journed until tomorrow. DEGREES have been
made concluding the cases Of Eendau agt. Fen
dali and Cowling agt. Cowling, both for the set
Element of estates and, on the probate side,
Rose n. Fletcher was appointed ADMINISTRATIVE
NoTHs-Henry Smith, colored, has been ar
rested for assault on his wife, and George Penn,
on charge OF stealing iron from the bolt foun-
dry.-.-Judge Meade has determinaa not to re-
fuse licenses TO the liquor dealers who, by mis-
take, having obtained licenses May term, 1854
supposed the license To continue until May
term. 1885, when, in fact, the licenses termi-
inclosing the base ball grounds, near the cotton
factory, will be begun this week.-The new
registration is proceeding in all the wards. The
additional voters registered VIII not exceed 20
Major Burke sent bis resignation as d.
the board of management last hight and It was
accepted.
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The OCULAR CAsH
DRY GOODS STORE.

SELLING OFF THE FOLLOWING NAMED GOODS
AT ACTUAL COST. NO PROFIT.
NEW YORK MILLS SUEETING COTTON
widest and very best quality. actual cost, 25c.
FANCY SILKS, actual cost, S7lzC.
NUNS NEILINGS. Wide double width. oil pure
wool; Cream Pink. Blue and Black actual cost 1i,c
GDl.OEED SATlNES In Cream Pink. aud Blue 2jc
CHEAPEST BLACK AND COIIORED SILKS IN
WASHINGTON.
BLACK SILKS, excellent quality reduced from 81
DOWN to .5c.
81 -, DOWN to 81.
COLONEL silks. BEoCADE vELyETs, reduced
from 81 DOWN to 81 so.
COLORED SILKS, excellent quality, reduced from
BLACK CAsHMERE SHAWI.S pure WOOL 81. 50
BLACK BFOCADE SILK GRENADINES reduced
from .5c. DOWN to SOC.
FRUIT OF III T. LOOM yard wide bleacned Cotton Sc
BEAUTIFCL LAWNS, immense assortment 5, 6,
10. 12l2c FRENCH LAWNS, 25c. One thousand
t1VCClREMNANTS of beautiful Dress Goods and silks
at half their value, to sell them or
CARRIERS
my I'll AARKET SPACE. near 7th st.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AInusemenfs Tonight.

ALBACdHs OPERA HoUsE.-''Prince Methu-
SALEM.
FoRD'S OPERA HoUsE-Dora Wiley opera
coInpaEy In '-OlivetIe.'
THEATEE CoNIQUE.-Burlesque and Variety.
DINE MUsEUI.-Leonzo Brothers in Brother
Against Brother
HEROES Acknowledgements Evidence"
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COLLINS voLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER

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Ian ELECTRIC BATTERY combined with POR-
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