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Anu tnelr LACel6nt COMEDY COWpauy.
ALBAUGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
FIRST PERFORMANCE NEXT MONDAY
NIGHT
FokDs. BURR OAKS TONIGHT
WALTER BENTLEY IN THE TITLE ROLE.
Prodigious Success of
THE PLAY AND THE COMPANY.
ELABORATE SCENERY. QUICK CHANGES
BURR OAKS MATINEE SATURDAY.
BALCONY ONLY 25 CENTS
THE CARLETON ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
Sale of seats now ready.
Orchestra Reserved, 81.
Orchestra Reserved, 81.
Orchestra Reserved. 81.
Balcony Reserved, Is Cents
Balcony deserved. IS Gents.
Wednesiay MASCOT ihursdass Fra Mei piavoia
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Splendid Success.
Every evening. and Saturday Matinee.
The Eminent Comedian Mr. ]. B. POLK.
Supported by magnificent company, in the screaming
Farce-Comedy,
THREE WIVES TO ONE HUSBAND!
This play is the success of the season at the Union
Square Iheater, New York.
Monday January 12-ROBSON AND CRANE.
Advance sale of Reserved Seats will be opened To-
morrow morning, January 9Th ja7
{ MORAL SOCIETY.
SEASON OF 1ss4-S5
FIRST CONCERT
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 14TH.
AT MAR1N1's HALL.
Assisted by D. NJ Babcock of Boston
Admission, including reserved seat. 81.
Seats may be secured at Droops tate Metzerott Co.,
TTERzo';s NEW M MUSEUM En-. GATE ! LINCOLN
ohT TM1Rb R ADSSks'
Last week but one Of
JENNIE KIMBALLS COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
Commencing Monday. January s. and every afternoon
and night during the week. the popular OF
all successes,
P1NAFORE,
Last Of M sna ey ths little
w %S9esai couple 1n r.,ni,,, c;rc,o n can't,
Admission to FRS Floor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20 cents.
Reserved Seats may be secured six days in advance
without extra charge at the box Office of the Museum
from I'm. to 10 p. m
~ Pennsylyania avenue, near 18th street.
EVERY SSB!s aSD Nda This
Drama Comedy, Music and Mlrth
ana a IN
and the eEsos Mi Miss MARS arsdsn the
twin Albinos. and hosts of others.
Admission to ali only one dime ja5-6t
THEArER coM1ouE
MONDAY, JANUARY 5.
s. WOODS Bsy 1nd D. his TF Gem1i, alton in the
Matinees Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
Monday. January T.. the Famous RENTz-sANTLEY
furlesque Company. ja5-6t
A STATIC RUSSIA
On the Evening of FRIDAY. JANUARY 9. 1885.
GEORGE KEENAN,
will deliver at
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Cor. Of 10th and G streets nw
The Fourth Lecture of His Course entitled
THE SIBERIAN EXILES
The Subjects and Dates of the remaining Lectures will
be follows:
4. The Siberian Exiles.-Jan. 9Th
e. Bride Paths of the Eastern Caucasus Jan. 18th
Highlanders Of Professionalism. Goth.
snvle admission. with reserved seat Is cts without
reserved seat. SO cts dl3-1m
WIN F. WEBERs ORCHESTRA FURNISHES
w Music for all occasions Orders left at residence
!l20 7th ST. Sc: q. f. Droop Metzerott & Co. and
Eberbach or by telephone at Ellis Muse Store OF
Watch Box Navy Yard will receive prompt atten-
ton. d271m
T OUIS wEBER'S ORCHESTRA FURNISHES MU-
SIC for all occasions Orders left at residence 725
lt street southeast by telephone at Ellis Music
Store and Denonets will receive prompt attention
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
To Cnosr
JOB LOT OF SCARFS
vTy~
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BEAUTIFUL DRrss GooDs.

CASHMERE SERGES
N Brown. Zine Garnet aud Green very fine quality.
lwelve yards for $500 Every yard is worth 25c.
BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVET (Eandsoma pat.
serIsl reduced 20 so. Every yard is worth S25 O.
The largest ublc s:z, WHITE wOOI. BLANKETS
fine quality, reduced to IS co.
LADiES' CLOTH SIJITINti. one yard md half wide
(inIineEse w.dth). in Brown and Grey. only 37h
Eve:y yard Is worth 6259.
COLORED SIX vELvErs. reduced to slO0
BLEACHED TABLE LINEN real value 75c, reduced
TO 90.
BLACK SILKS and COLOR SILKS reduced to actual
cost Our excellent quality BLACK FRENCH
SILKS reduced from 81 p 70 81 90 Our excellent
quality tCLOkED SILKS reduced from LOO to TIC
COLORED BsOCADE SILK vELvETS SI2a
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS 800
COLOR d and BLACK CASHMEREs, pure wool
double Wild b. reduced to actual cost. Csc.
Very finest quality SURAH CASHMEKES nearly one
yard aud half wide Immense double wiCth). re-
Guced 20 soc-; worth Si.25
is CARRIERS. III MARKET Spscs
C.RoCkRs-Now Is YOUR TIME-LAMP CHM
NJ net ri h=if price: medium small DC large &O
isncy lsdlnn Csc: large s5e leader medium. eos
ldFss. t5c arg. or student, Soc. burners Csc S5c
oil 81. Z. SOEkENSTRAHfE ~
ca llSl 5th strssc northwest
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LECTURES.

NEW COURSE OF LECTURES
THE STORY
of the
AMERICAN REVOLUTION,
Told in Thirteen Lectures,
PROF. JOHN F1SkE, of Cambridge,
AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
ON MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENING"
BEGINNING JANUARY 18th, at y. m.
4iChetS lor the CouTse-. S20O
To be had at Ellis Co.'s. No extra charge for Re
served Seats.
These lectures are fascinating. brillisnt and mas
terly beyond thing that has been heard Bos
ton. Mr.. Fiske is one OF the most remarkable men of
our day."-Boston Cor. Hartford Courant d27-Im
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A. SA X 8 d co.
$40 AND 31s SEVENTH STREET
/" EXTRAORDINA AIRY LARGE MEN. WHO HAVE
ANY DIFFICULTY IN BEING FITTED. ARE PRO-
vIDED FOR WITH US ia7
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II ROCHON. CORCORAN BUILDING.
81 o FIRST CLASS HAIR DRESSER FROM pARlA
Three Patents and Five Medals trom Expeditions q
Paris. Lyons and Vienna
Manufacturer and importer of
HUMAN HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
Ladies fine Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing
Hair dyed and shsmpooed Ia q iirst class manner
dis Ss7 FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-09

Gov. Frederick Robbie, OF Maine, was inaugurated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-09

ANTON FISHERS
Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishmsnt
No. 96 @ street northwest
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
ladies' and Gardeners Garments; also Velvet md
Plush Coaks Grape Wells Laces Gloves etc. are per.
fectly cleaned by this Superior process
LADIES EVENING DRESSES A SPECIALITY
Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned process will noo
lose original shape aud grease spots guaranteed
to he removed eectually. Price clio aud 81 rs pa
suit dl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-09

nIME MUSEUM
~ PENNSYLVANIA avenue, near 18th street.
The Peoples Favorite Resort!
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT THIS WEEK,
Drama Comedy, Music and Mlrth
The celebrated Lorraine and Laurens Troupe, in the
NEUROLOGICAL drama, The Artists Studo;" Leopold
and Wentworth, the Morellos Miss Marsden. the VII
docGs Cupoc:t Maggie Willctt and Harry Thorne the
twin Albinos. and hosts of others.
Admission to ali only dime ja5-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-09

FAMILY SHOE STORE,
$40 9TH street northwest
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DEATH FROM NARCOTIC PoIsoN.-Yesterdiy the
coroner made examination into the case OF
john Cannon. whose sudden death was mentioned
IL i He STAB OF last evening, ana decided that
dcath resulted from narcotic poison, administered
d himself 70 produce sleep. Cannon lived at No.
1f20 II street northeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-09
WOOD AND COAL.

GEORGE CREvELINE. OFFICE AND YARD. 1922
W l4TH ST. Wharf. foo, OF 14th st.-Long Wood-Pine
81 per cord; Oak, @5 Hickory. 81. Sawed and Split
Pine So per cord: Oak. 81: Hickory So IS. n29- 1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-09

MARRIAGE LICENsES--Marr1age licenses have
been issued b. the clerk OF the court 10 James
Robinson and Marcellina Jennison; John Saunders
OF GreeEbrier, W. Va, and Elizabeth Fulton; Chas
H. AilDurn 3nG Josephine Edelin,, OF Charles county,
Nd, Isaac FIELDS and Ellie Dade; Hester Shelton
OF fredericksburg, Va, and Hoppe SneiiaS, OF
stafford county va
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-07
REPORT ON MINES AND MINING

What Committees OF tho Legislature
Have to Say About tho Minerals of
Georgia.
Without going further back in the history
Of Georgia we think 1t proper TO say that
gold was first discovered in the Cherokee
purchase in the year 1890, within three
miles OF the site where Dahlonega now
stands, In Lumpkin county, by Benjamin
Parks. who now lives in that locality.
This discovery, and others soon after
wards made ia that section, resulted IN
what Is known as the "IntrusiOn," which
consisted In rush of white people from
various parts Of Georgia and other States
10 that place. This territory was then
inhabited by Cherokee Indians. The
Federal authorities sent a military force
and elected the intruders. In 1912 this
territory WINS surveyed and drawn for by
lottery, and was soon settled by an in.
telllgent population, chiefly Georgians.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-07
Strong CircumstantiaI Evidence.

The MORNING NEWS has already
briefly mentioned the fact that a white
man named Young was murdered in
fernando county day or two ago.
Further interesting developments have
just come to hand.
On hearing of the murder a number Of
determined citizens of BrooksvilIe, head
ed by Cash Thomas, editor Of the RegiSter,
repaired to the spot where the bloody deed
had been perpetrated the night before.
They examined the ground carefully and
found positive evidence that the crime
was committed by two persons, as the po-
sitiOn Of each was definitely located be-
hind tree where he had stood waiting
for the victim who was soon TO pass that
way. Both must have fred, as they stood
at different angles, and the course OF the
shot Of each was traced by the marks OF
the same on the bushes until some were
found firmly planted in the body Of the
trees.
The parties suspected lived in the neigh
bOrhOod, and were brothers-in-law OF the
victim. One of them had, q few days be-
fore, been badly wOrsted in a fight with
him. The suspicion WAS strengthened by
finding tracks leading from the bloody
field in the direction Of the house OF the
Croy brothers.
The investigating party did not succeed
IN tracking them all the way, but after
losing the trail went TO tho house and
oundin the yard what they all pronounced
the same tracks, both going and return
ing. They attempted 10 track their way
back. but at nearly the same point
lost the trail. Repairing again 10 the
scene OF The murder, they picked up
some OF the gun wadding, which
they at first had not noticed, and, on un-
folding 1t, found ii a pretty large piece of
common newspaper, which Mr.. Thomas
recognized az a part OF the Register, his
own paper. They returned % the dwell
ing again, and, in shot pouch. found a
portion OF a newspaper, which they spread
out and found that the partially burned
wad exactly fitted in the place from
which II had been torn. II fitted so nicely
as 10 make the articles on both sides OF
the sheet complete and legible. They
then searched a file OF papers In the house
and found the remainder Of the paper
on It.
The Croy boys were arrested, and OF
course, after thorough examination,
bound over, aud being refused bail are
cooling IN the strong part Of the Jail.
They are the first white men 10 90 10 jail
In Hernand0 county for murder, and
while their friends threatened and
st0rmed, the law and order boys say the
law must take its course, and they now
rule the roost In fernando.
FEctrsu naval ehaploins ore e,crrised A.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-07
FLoRInA.

ments. "io i""hihg large ship
election. 'H !" nave municipal
building. "a nave a new post office
ISOLATION. "uiiu'hs ana loan as
10 hnild' ln'nittee are advertising for bids
r M q pubic building at City Point.
bv the ' g,ulirth OF the negro females assaied
injuries. mas uled from her
OragssIno e as. working on the Blue spring.
from al sN ~ and Atlantic Railroad make
ia n mOlh on the new hotel at Rock Ledge
tae scy,' tss9slng hnely, and 1t begins TO bear
''anoe Oh house. When com.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-07
DUKE, 1 Will WALK WITH YOU.

Hon. VIM. II. Crawford represented the
United States as Minister to France
during part Of the time Napoleon Bona
parte was Emperor aud Louie XVIII.
King. After the battle of Waterloo Louis
returned TO France, and was reseated on
the throne.
On one occasion he gave state dinner,
and, as Is we'll known, men and women
on such occasions are seated according 20
their rank. Royalty first, then Dukes,
Earls, Lords, etc. On the occasion re-
ferred 10 the Duke OF Wellington was
present, and his high rank (none present
being OF his rank, he was alone. The
others had their superiOrs and equals, and
went IN pairs 70 the dining room.
Mr.. Crawford. who did not speak
French, and perhaps not thinking Of court
etiquette and seeing the Duke OF Yelling
ton walking alone. walked up 20 him and
pleasantly said, s'Your Grace, Will walk
with you,v and taking bis arm, the rest
stared at him, asking, who IS that man
with the Dukel
But Mr.. Crawford, massive in frame,
standing over six feet, and no doubt the
equal OF any there in intellect, was not
the least embarrassed.
II is said that the first time Napoleon
saw him he was struck with his appear
ance, and remarked, There Is great
man. Mr.. Crawford was plain and Sim
pie IN his manners, and never put on any
airs Of dignity OF superiority.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-07

Best Fancy Prints &c.
Best Fancy Lawns sc.
Checked Ginghams SC.
Soft Finish bleaching SC.
Fine Sea Island DC.
Shelf Oil Cloth Sc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-07

Machine Oil &c.
Naseline Jelly SC.
Naseline Pomade SC.
HartshOrn Ammonia 20c.
Brown Windsor Soap DC.
Buskirk SOzodOnt CSC.
Rhum and ouinine 55c.
Lubin's Powder 20c.
Swans Down Powder l5c.
GOssamer Powder zoe.
Turkish Bath Soap l5c.
Lubin's Extracts zoe.
Florida Water Csc.
English Nail Brushes.
Turkish Bath Towels.
Turkish Bath Sheets.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-07

Colgate's Tooth Powder l5c.
COlgato's Vaseline l5c.
Colgate's Bandoline l5c.
Colgate's Rince Bouche 44c.
Colgate's Bay Rum zoe.
Colgate's AmbrOsial Csc.
Colgatc's Cachemire Water 75i
Colgate's Violet Water 75c.
Colgatc's ROsadora Use.
Coigate's Multihora T5c.
Colgate's HeliOtrope 75c.
Colgate's Lavender 75c.
Queen Anne Cologne 25c.
Good Bay Rum 2Sc.
Ammoniated Bay Rum 40c.
German Cologne l0c.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-07
|, ladies

Tooth Brushes Sc.
Tooth Brushes Zoe.
Tooth Brushes 25c.
Cloth Brushes l0c.
shoe Brushes l0c.
Hair Brushes 25c.
Wire Brushes 25c.
Base Rails DC.
Base Balls l0c.
Toy Books &c.
Toy Books l0c.
Toy Hammer Sc.
Screw Drivers SC.
Match Boxes Sc.
Hat Racks i0c.
Whist Brooms l0c.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-07
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.


j.. n. PRATT,
A NAUTICAL CHEMIST. Laboratory
II Beaufort y. G. Analyses Of oil kinda
performed with dispatch. Fertilizer anal ses
q speciality, Savannah once, 100 BaYatreet.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-07
SIGN THE TREATY.

The war of 1872 between the United
States and Great Britain was ended by a
treaty signed Dec. q, 1914, at Client. and
the battle of New Orleans was fought az
ter the treaty.
There was time in the negotiations
when Messrs. Clay, Bayard and Gallatin
thought they would have to come home
and report failure. The British Govern
ment, through her commissioners, would
not yield the point as to the right Of search
for British sailors on American vessels.
Mr.. Clay wanted to insist on having that
clause in the treaty, as the war was fought
on that issue principally.
Hon. VIM. II. Crawford, Of Georgia,
was at the time Minister to France, and
Mr.. Clay wrote or sent messenger to
him for his advice In the matter.
Mr.. Crawford said: "Sign the treaty
without that clause-make no issue upon
it,"
The treaty was signed, and Mr.. Clay,
meeting MIR. Crawford in Washington a
year or two after that, said to him: s'Mr.
Crawford, what were your reasons for not
making an issue on the right of search, for
] know you must have had some reasons
for your suggestionsY'
''Mr. Clay, we were not strong enough
to demand that clause, though we fought
on that issue. We are growing as a ma
ton; we must have a good navy, and
pretty soon we will be so strong that the
British Government will not dare 20
search our vessels. Our strength Will
make them cautious"
There was policy and craftsmanship
happily combiped, and Mr.. Crawford's
predictions became facts.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-07

ENGLISH naval chaplains are exercised At
the email number OF mon of wars men and
marines " no receive the holy communion on
board ships Of war.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-07
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
,,pv NEWS OF THE TWO STATES
TOLD PARAGRAPHS.

arm Horribly ManGIed in q rhresh-
tng Machine at AlapahS-Ml''on OouI-
ty Goes for Peace-Arrest OF " nesIo "
columbus ON Suspicion OF NeAAk
FLORIDA Murderer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-10

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-10

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-10

Eastern newspapers appear 10 wonder
At Secretary Teller. who was elected
10 succeed Senator Hill. Of Colorado, for
the assurance no manifested recently Of
his sympathy with the Denver Silver
Convention and it's object. They do not
regard the policy he displayed in so
doing. but the New York Herald, for
Instance, regards the declaration as zig.
niticant OF obstinate discord in the Re.
publican party, coming a. it does from
ono Of President Arthur's Cabinet officer.
after the recommendation to suspend the
coinage Of the silver dollar made by the
President himself and the Secretary o,
the Treasury.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-10

CARLETON, Fs5. a. Ths Galveston
Ssvs Wssshsrford special ssys: Two
Jo11g nsn, Frank A. Psss and Frank 3.
DorseT. were serhssly stabbed lasi night
By II. Il Martin. Martin arrived On tie
midnight train with six children, biz
fzshe., AID raothsr-Enl4w. Accusing FEES
aad Dorsey On lbs ssrsss. they directed the
ssrAngers 70 hotel. WhenIMsr,in, with.
On. psToc2sion, plunged a dagger il the
breast 81 each Of the nsn. Martin was Ar
rested.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-10

Dsyd Davis IL credited with . strong
desire 70 get back On the suprssas Bench.
and ~ IL seems conceded that ZONE inter.
nssdisFy must be Devised between the
Sapfsme Court and it, docket. be prob.
ably thinks that one Of the new Judge.
ships would suit MIN. But be is too old.
Ever since clsyeiand's election the talk
has run In favor Of young men. On every
side Is heard the folly Of putting hardened
old advocates in Judicial c~hairs-old
timber appears TO bs 8 drug in the
market. Many Democratic Senators say
they viii decline TO vote for any mar
over 90 years in case the bill to increase
the Judges Of the Supreme Court passes,
and the bill will become a law befor,
eighteen months have passed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-10

The River and Harder bill now before
Congress provides for n~inety.fve appro.
priations Of $1,000 and less. ninesy-foar
between 5000 and SIC, 600. forty from
$50, 900 to $50. 600. nineteen from $50.
600 to sl00, 900. eighteen from Sl0O, 900
to s200. 900. eight from 500, 900 TO $500.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-10

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