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The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
THE INAUGURATION.

General Henry w. Slocum, chief marshal
Of the inaugural ceremonies, has selected
General Albert Ordway as chief Of stat and
General Earle as marshal Of tho first divi-
sion. Mr.. Thomas j. Luttrell is marshal Of
the civic division.
Tho Executive Committee has decided
to work only six days in the week on tho
Pension building, and It is expected the
roof will be on this week. Two trusses arc
in place and four more ready for elevation.
The building has been placed in charge of
Messrs William M. Gait and Lawrence
Gardner
The st. John Cadets, OF Alexandria Va.
have declined the invitation of Colonel
Wertenbaker to take the place Of any
absent company in his regiment.
Messrs. William NJ. Calf, C. j. Hillyer
and Thomas j. Fisher, Of the Executive
Committee, have been appointed to act
with tho Congressional Committee to make
the arrangements at the Capitol
The following additional contributions
were received by the treasurer, Mr.. G.. G.
Glover:
N. A. Dauphin, of Now orleans, $500; James
J.. Norris, 500; John O. Parker, S25, Dewitt
2, lawrence, SOD II. l.. Crawford, $50; John
NJ Y9ung s25 sale Of privileges Of erecting
Lemon, $50. Total, s2i00S.
The inclement weather has in no way
retarded the work on tho new Pension
building. The work Is progressing rapidly,
and promises to be completed much sooner
than is thought by some.
The county Democracy of New York will
leave that city for Washington on the
morning Of the Sd of March. There will be
at least 1000 men in the party. They will
be accompanied by Gilmore's famous full
band Of 100 pieces, and have applied for q
conspicuous position in the procession.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16

Butler Malone appeared before the Po-
lice Court this morning with his counsel,
Mr.. q. Darlington, to answer the charge Of
assault and battery with intent to kill
John Wells, the colored waiter, at Welcker's
Hotel last Friday night
The proceedings were very brief, as the
defendant waived examination in this
court, and the case went to the Supreme
Court without the customary preliminary
examination. Postmaster Windsor, of
Virginia, was also present and renewed his
bond Of 81 600 for the appearance of young
Malone. Malone had black eye as re-
minder of the fray through which he
passed. He claims that the waiter as
saulted him, aud simply acted in self-de-
Tense.
The Prosecuting Attorney, after the case
was sent to the grand jury, took tho
statements OF additional witnesses. Mr..
Felter testified that when he attempted to
strike three calls on the wires he was so
excited that he struck five, aud brought
the Fire Department to the hotel. John
Wells, the colOred man who was shot by
young Malone, swore that the Senator,
when he returned after getting his son out
of the station-house, met him (Wellis) on
the stairs, and, putting his hand behind
him, threatened to kill him.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
WATER AND sLUsH.
The I'm passabIo streets THIS
Morning.

If ever deserving penny was earned by
anyone surely did those small lads, who
were out bright aud early this morning
with their shovels and brooms, keeping
the street crossings passable, earn the few
pennies dropped into their hands or hats
by appreciative people. 1t is seldom that
the streets Of Washington present the sckly,
slushy and nasty appearance which they
did this morning. The snow rapidly dis.
appeared under the bright rays of the sun
yesterday. Last night the rain came down
in torrents, which this morning dwindled
into drilling rain, freezing on the side
walk almost rs fast as it fell.
Most every street crossing which lacked
one or more of these enterprising street
urchins was impassable the water being
over ones shoe-tops. The sewers along
Pennsylvania avenue refused TO carry the
water of fast enough; aud at one time this
morning the Avenue was covered with
sheet Of water several inches deep The
shop girls had great difficulty in getting TO
their places of employment. The schools
had morning half holiday on account of
the scholars being unable to get there, and
the pedestrian who was compelled to be in
the street wore wet socks the rest of the
day,
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
SPECIAL NOTICES..
N n NoTlcr.

wAsm1NoToY, February 10, 1883

ANlNmItNIONIM9
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, February 10, 1855.
BY authority OF the act OF Congress- approved
February 10, 1885, relating to tho preservn
!tn OF public order In the District OF Oolum.
bic, 1t s
Ordtfed:
sec. /. That from ii 80 o'clock n. m. on the
2let day OF February until after the passage
q the procession attending the ceremonies OF
Inc dedication or tho washington Monument,
no person other than those forming tho process.
slcn shall be allowed within, or DO permitted
10 occupy, or intrude with q vehicle or other
obstruction spop, tho following named
All the space between the curb.llnes on Sow.
enteenh street, from the White House Lot to
pennsylvania avenue the space on Penney.
vanin avenue, between the south curb.line
and the north side OF the railroad track, from
seventeenth street 10 Fifteenth street; all the
space between tho CurD-Iiues on Fifteenth
street, from the centre line OF New York ave.
nue. to Pennsylvania avenue, and on Pennsyl.
vanla avenue, from Fifteenth 10 Fourteenth
streets the space ON Pennsylvania avenue be.
tween the north curb.line and the south side
OF tho railroad track, from Fourteenth street
70 me Peace Monument, and all space between
the curD-llnes on First street, from tho Peace
Monument TO the entrance u the Capitol
Grounds southwest; thence all tho roadway
epace needed for the line Of march through
the grounds Of the Capitol to tho eastern front
thereof and three hundred feet east OF tho east
line OF tho same.
Sec. 2. During the period named In section
oho VI lnls uluor nv pelbOu snail De allowed
10 lntrudo with vehicle or other obstruction
upon street or puDllc space within nifty yards
Of the line OF march indicated IN said section,
except as provided in section 4.
Sec. 3, The Chief OF Police shall preserve
public order within tho Capitol Grounds from
the period OF the arrival OF the procession
until the ceremonies at the Capitol snail be
concluded.
Bee. A. Any contraventlon OF this order with.
out special permission from the police on
duty along the line will subject, by authority
OF Congress, tho offender to line OF not more
than twenty .nvo dollars.
BY order OF the Board,
WILLIAM TfNDALL,
feI8.mw6f secretary.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
Saturday Nights RAID.

The police Saturday night raided low
gambling den at Fourth and Washington
streets and captured a number of colored men
whom they found gambling. There was
regular stampede when the officers broke
in the door, The lamps were extinguished
and the proprietor jumped through the
window and carried the sash away around
his neck. He escaped, but gave himself up
this morning. In the Police Court this
morning the case went over till tomorrow,
and the defendant gave bail for his appear
anrn.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
THE POLICE COURT.

Andrew O'Day was up for fast driving.
The arrest was caused by Mr.. t. A. New
man, a lawyer, who is an energetic member
Of the Humane Society. The evidence was
10 the effect that the defendant was sleigh
ing ON tho Avenue yesterday while under
the influence Of liquor. The cruelty con-
sisted in brutality whipping his horse. He
WAS fined $50 for this olfense, and also s.
for blasphemous language.
A young mulatto man named John Il.
6oss was convicted of robbing the dressing
room of Mrs. Laura Morse ut the National
Theatre of SIS and a pair of gold spectacles.
lie got sixty days.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16

Tbos. w. Taylor, Eloise I. Taylor, Philip
p Matthews ard Fanny l. Matthews have
filed petition in the Probate Court for
caveat to the will of the late Admiral
Levin NJ. Powell, and that issues may be
passed and sent to the Circuit Court for
trial. The petitioners claim that tho
paper writing purporting to be the will of
Admiral Powell was obtained by threats,
confinement and the undue influence of
Harriet G. Stewart and others, and that
the provisions of it are in direct conflict
with the deceased's oft expressed intentions
made when he was of sound mind and
body. This is the second caveat to tho
will
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
Dress shirts, Plated Fronts.
4 Keeps, 437 Seventh street northwest.
Y. M. q. A. Notes.

Rev. L. ID. Huntley d. d., will lecture
10 the young men III the association parlors
this evening at o'clock. Subject: mis-
understood" This lecture is free to young
men and is one that has given great salts
faction wherever delivered.
At p. m. the regular monthly members
meeting will be held. A large list of pro-
posals to membership will be acted upon
and very pleasing programme of vocal
and instrumental music given. The recep-
ton committee will serve refreshments at 0
o'clock
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
Departmental News.

The U. s. steamer Yantic arrived at New
Orleans at , o'clock Sunday.
The Secretary of the Treasury Saturday
received telegram announcing the death
if Inspector James w. Davis, of Boston.
Bids have been opened at the Navy De-
partment for tho purchase Of condemned
naval vessels. Those offered for sale were
the Colorado, Cyane, Florida and Niagara.
By direction of General Sheridan, Second
Lieutenant Henry Il. Allen, Second Cav
airy, has been authorized to make recon-
noissance in Alaska, proceeding up the Cop
Valley.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16

"ANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK, BY
w an experienced white woman, first
class boarding house preferred. Address NIB,
critic oiliCe. fe13
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
Tho Trip 20 phiIadeInhIn.

A great many people will 20 over to Phil
adelphia tonight to attend the reception
of the Americas Club. In the party will
DO Members of Congress and their families,
newspaper men aud others The special
train will leave at O o'clock from the B. &
p. Depot. Mr.. Randall, Ex-Governor Cur
tin, Representatives McAdoo, Campbell aud
Others will constitute the Congressional
delegation. About thirty members will 90.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
MIR. Rnndall,r Naynl pronosl,ion.

But very few if any members of the
House think that Mr.. Randalls naval
proposition will go through 1t is not
thought that there is even good chance
of the House adopting it, and it is almost
moral certainty that the Senate will have
nothing of it. The Naval bill will, with
another alleged cause for an extra session
be removed
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
WANTED Situations -Maie.

--~~-->-e
NTANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG
w colOred man as dishwasher or scruODer.
Wy ANTED--A SITUATION BY COLOREU
w boy in an ONCE or as driver or walter.
Address Josie Walker, Alexandria, Va. fe13
ED--EMPLOYMENr BY a YOUTH
w OF 10; capable OF any clerksnip, or AS
fooiman; not acquainted with the city; good
references. Call at 1888 ri. n. W. fel3
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
Dy.ueusin VIM Mohe You

Angry, Bearisb, Gross, Dismal, EnieebIed,
Frightful, Grumbling, Horrid, Imperious,
Jealous, Kicking, Languid, Mournfu, No
tional, Obstinate, Peculiar, Queer, Rebel
lions, Sour Troublesome, Unpleasant, Nix-
enish, Worried, 'Xasperating Yswning aud
Zgzagish. But Browns Iron Bitters the
Prince Of all TONES, will drive out dys-
pepsa, and fill you with health and good
cheer, You will be wise if you try this
valuable medicine.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16

The funeral of Mrs. Marmon, wife OF
DR., William V, Marmion took place from
her late residence, No. HOS f street north.
west, at 1880 o'clock this afternoon. The
services were conducted by the Rev. Dr.
Leonard, Of st. Johns Church. The pail,
bearers were General Beale, General Benet
DR.. Gunnell, Colonel Albert, DIR. Brown and
Mr.. Arthur Poultney. The interment was
made at Congressional Cemetery.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
The Bryant Habeas CORPUS Case.

Justice James delivered the opinion Of
tho Court in Banc in the habeas corpus
case of William Nj. Bryant who was dis
charged by ChieEJustice Cartier from the
Insane Asylum on the ground that he was
confined without due process Of law. The
opinion afirms the action of the Chief
Justice.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
Tho Emancipatiou CeIebration.

meeting was held at the Office of the
Bee Saturday night by the committee on
arrangements for the emancipation celebra-
ton. Invitations were extended to several
ministers of the colored churches, and also
Companies A and b, Capital City Guard,
and the Webster Rifles, which were &C
cepted.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
Pennsylvania Railroad Officials In
the City:

G. Z. Pugh, general manager; James r.
Wood, general passenger agent Pennsyl-
vania Railroad; Robert Nelson, general su-
perintendent Northern Central Railway;
II. II. Carter, superintendent p, w. & b.
r. r.; II. w. Kapp, superintendent North
ern Central Railway, and E. II. Goodman,
superintendent Pullman Palace Car Com
paDy, are visiting Washington to perfect
arrangements for handling the large bust
ness expected during the Inauguration.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16

The signal ONCE furnishes the following
synopsis OF the weather.
Local meteorological report for February
10; Thermometer readings at 3 u, M, 80 %; z
"A. M, 1921; IL Il, m, 1913.
Report for February 10 Mean temperature
for the day, 81 o. maximum, 3lo.0; m nj
mum, 1873 mean relative humidity, SIT;
Total precipitation, inappreciable.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16

WANTED - JOB PRIMER; MUST gE
w sober aud steady. Address Printer,
Critic oflce. fsiO.tt
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16

HERZOG'S NEW MUSEUM.
IL Late Lincoln Hall, 9th and d SITS. n. W.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
During Week Commencing MONDAY Feb. 16,
the very Acme OF Novelty,
MADAME LEES
ENGLISH L1LIPUTIAN BALLET TROUPE
In the Graceful Ballet, entitled
THE DUCHESS OF PUDDLEDOCK.
Marvellous Mind-reader, Mile ETA, as.
sisted by Madame LEE; VAL VOSE, Premier
VentrilOquist; THE OsBORNES, Original
oddities; Professor WALLACE, Great Man Bird |;
Professor HAMPTON, Educated Dogs, Cats,
Monkeys, Geese, &c.
Afternoons ONLY, "pUNCH AND JUDY"
Admission 10 Family Olrcle....,...... 10 cents
Admission 10 First Floor. 20 cents
Reserved Seats may be secured six days III
advance without extra charge at the Box
ONCE OF the Museum from % q. IN. to 10 p. M
Doors open j and z ~ M; Overture one hour
later.
Carriages OF 10 and 1OiiOp. m.
Next week-THE NEWCOMER.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16

WANTED-ALL TO KNOW THAT DIR. TAY.
w Tor, 931 street, near Tenth, makes
beautiful Gets OF artificial teeth for So guar
anteed to give full satisfaction; extracting
with gas, chlcroform or local anesthotics, 90
centsi without, 20 cents filling at very low
prices. Oc2O
If you WANT TO BUY, SELL, RENT OR
i trade city OF country property, come anu
BROS, 81. Charles Hotel, cor. OF Third 81. and
Penn. avenue.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
FOR SALE AND BENT.
DEAL ESTATE nULLETIN

THOS K. WAGGAMAN, DIT f street.
(ChRnges N ade Wednesdays and SRturdAys.)
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
WANTED-- MsceHaneous.

N(TANTED-A LADY UNDERSTANDING
w French wishes ~ obtain a home; wiling
10 make herself generally useful; best refor.
ences. Address Julie, Critic ollice. tel3
NTANTED-CU CUSTOMERS FOR 5000 MAT
w tresses, with pillows, at So cents. Stumpn
Il Bro, manufacturers OF mattress es aud bed
ding, 1857 Seventh 81. II. ", 1a31-lmF
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
FOR REW7--Rooms.

LTOR RENr-ON SECOND FLOOR, FRONT,
H. two very pleasant rooms, furnished or
unfurnlshed. Apply at 17i5 st. fell 3tq
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16

WTANTED--MEN AND WOMEN OAN Find
w good paying business everywhere. In.
quiro Of j. Oppenheim, 1907 Il at. n. ". fel.j
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
senaI0r Vo0rhe4sl VIsit to AIhnnX.

Senator Voorhees, returned to Washing
ton to-day. He says he was very pleas
antly received and had very pleasant
interview with the President-ele but be-
yond that the Senator declines to talk.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16

Shirts, Collars ana Ounh Done Up,
equal to new, at Morgan's Steam Laundry.
b Lowest prices
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
FOR SALE--Houses.

LOR SALE-TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL
II ing; 6IOums and bathroom; all modern
Improvements; near ST. AlOysius Church; ;
price, S2,25Ui only $500 cash. Tyler Ruther-
ford. fsll.6tF
L'OR SALE-A TWO.STORY PRESS.BRlOK
II front house; rooms bath aud basement;
modern improvements; near Government
Printing once; will sell cheap aud ON reason
able terms. Address OF call alter $3.50 y. m,
J. f. ST. John, 800 ST. n. W. tel2-3tF
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
BOARDING..

RROCAE .--...
ID 1871 Il STREET,
The French Restaurant, near National Thea
tire, which Is So we'll renowned for It's excel
lent cuisine, has Just opened French tlule
d'hote, Dinner, with pint imported Claret iu-
cluded, 81. Regular breakfast, Coo. Lunch,
25c. Dinner, 75c. BY the Dill Ot fare a
specially. flrstclass I'm every respect FOR
ladies and gentlemen.
GUS BROUHE,
Ex-Chlef Cook at the White House,
Proprietor.
VIII accommodate hfty gentlemen Tor the
Dedication and Inauguration VITA room and
IpnTd. TpD.lm
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
UHDERTAKERS.
R. F. HARVEY, UNDERTAKEN,

s31 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
The public 10 respectfully notified that 1 am
20 longer at O32 d., but 921 Seventh ". NV.
Make NO mistake. R,F, HARVEY,
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
To-pAy's QUOTATIONS.

Chicago Grain and Provision Mar
Hets.
The following summary by B. X. Plain &
Co., st. Cloud building, Ninth and streets,
shows the course of the Chicago grain aud
provision market up % p. m. to-day;
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN
HlLLSBORO, d. U, FOR SALE.

By virtue OF deed OF trust, recorded I'm
Llber $50, folio Z, OF the Land Records OF the
District OF Columbia, Will self on the prem
lsee, on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1885, at
! o'clock y. M, the real estate known as ~,
lot 10, In section four, OF the subdivision LalI
OF the Barry Farm.
Terms one hundred dollars cash ana the
residue In twelve months, interest from day
OF saIe, and secured by deed OF trust. Fifty
dollars deposit required at tho sale.
fe11-1D-2G GEORGE MASON, Trustee,
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
MASONIC TEMPLE.

MASONIC TEMPLE.
Third ana Positively Last Week Of
PROFESSOR CARPENTERS
scenes In Psychology and Mesmerlsm.
Marvellous Fun,
CROWDED HOUSES. Different Each Night.
Admission, 26c Reserved Seats, Soc
SHELpoN's DANCING ACADEMIES, 1901
~ FL, N. W., Tuesdays, Thursdays and
salnrdaysi Washington Hall, Third 81. and
Pennsylyania avenue southeast, Mondays and
Fridays, send for circulars or terms for rent
Ing elther nall 10 1904 81, n. W, do
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16

DRoFESsoR J. q. COLLINS HAS OPENED
l. his boxing class at No. FOG Second st.
NV no16t u
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
ron EXCHANGE.

WTANTED-TO EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones at Buffers Stove Exchange,
corner 9th and SITS. Smoky chimneys cured
or no pay. Stoves exchanged for groceries.
Old stoves bought.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16

WTANTED-A SITUATION AS FIREMAN OR
w 10 run stationary engine; seven years'
experience; references. Address Fireman,
critic once, fsIG
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
WANTED--Situatons- Female.

TNTANrED--A SITUATION by A NEAT, TIDY
w white girl 10 do general housework In a
small family. Address Il. o., Critic oGice.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16

WANTED- EMPLOYMENT by YOUNG
w lady in an Office to copy; writes a plain,
legible hand. Address Copyist, Critic ONCE.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
AUCTION SALES
BY DUNCANsON BROS,
- Real Estate Auctioneors.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE.sTORY AND
DAhEMENr nMInk nMEIILNG-


TRUSIEEs' SALE OF a THREEsTORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING.
BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust bonrlng
date on the eighth (Sthl day OF September, A.
j. 1852, and duly recorded In Liber No. 1910,
folio 1O et seq, one OF the land records OF
the ittrict OF Columbia, ana at the request OF
the holder OF the note for sRid indebtoduese
we shall sell at public auction, I'm front OF the
premises, on TDU RSDAY, the Doth day OF Feb.
fuary, a. d. 1888. at 4 o'clock p. M, the fol
lowing real estate, situate In tho city Of Wash
lngton, Dietrict OF Columbia, aud being the
western part OF lot numbered three CD In tho
original subdivision OF square numbered one
hundred and i've UO5b having frontage Of
twenty C20l feet on north u street, aud being
oil that part Of said lot which lies west 81
line drawn north and south through the
centre Of said lot, and from tho south line 10
the north line thereof together with the I'm.
ptovements thereon, subject to deed OF trust
duly recorded IN Ltber No. Dol, folio 123, Of
said land records, securing the sum OF $1,000,
together with Interest thereon at the rate Of
Elk per cent. per annum, from December 80,
A. u. 1881.
Terms OF sale; Cash: 800 deposit required
thine OF sale; all conveyamclng NJ purchasers
ccst. IL terms OF sale are not complied with
IN seven days from day OF sale the trustees re.
serve the right TO resell the property at the
risk and cost ~ the defaultlng purchasers.
GEORGE Il, EMMONS,
CHARLES u, PEARSON,
tcl1.eOd Trustees
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
WAN7ED--Rooms.

WANTED - FURNISHED ROOMS AND
w board for TWO gentlemen ana wives, Oe-
tween 1st and 9th streets Il. W.; permanent.
Address d. NJ, Critic office. fsl2Jt
NAJ ANTED-AT MRS, SHERDAN'S ROOM
wv Renting Agency, zoos street north
west, rooms for rent; parties having rooms 10
let viii fLd desirable tenants By applying at
this agency; looms for rent In all parts VI tho
city, furnished and unfinished, single and
en- suite. ia7-f
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16

WANTED--THOsE IN WANT OF RELIABLE
w help aud situations, male aud female
cooke, labOrers, clerks housemaids, and all
positions OF trust, apply 10 oraddress National
Employment and Room Renting Agency,
licensed on1ce, COG Louisiana ave. n. W.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
WAHTED--HeLp--Maie.

WTANTED--A GOOD WHITE FARM uaNn,
w ABBY at Gl0 New York ave. u, W.
fo1O.Ota
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16
ADJUSTMENTS.


EORD's. FAREWELL SEASON.
II
THE BOSTON IDEAL OPERA COMPANY
Miss L. u. ODER, Manager.
MONuuy .,.sssssts.s stuss.sstsss FANVHONETFE
First time here by any company.
Tuesday. ......,,BOHEMIAN GIRL
Whitney, Kari, MOrsell, Barnabee, FrOth-
inghntn, Stone, Ulmer.
Wednesday Matinee, 5000. MASCOT
Wednesday Night...,........".....P Pr NAFORE
whitney, Carl, Barnabee, Frothingham,
Ulmer, Phillips.
SPECIAL SCENERY AND NEW COSTUMES.
Ihufsuny ''s'.s' s' ss'ssss...,. ...s.' MARTHA
friday,..,. .,....,.s,...... GlROFJE.GIROFLA
saturday Matinee. s..,,s.''.t MUSK bEEERS
Saturday Nigh. ..,.....,..........pA PATIENCE
Due notice viii be given Of other productions.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16

w AsHlNGrON COMPOSERS.
GRAND CONCERT
At THE
CONGREGArIONALC CHURCH,
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 30, 1885.
tabernacle Cour5o,)
The programme will consist exclusively OF
the compositions OF prominent local com
posers. The works OF Walter, sousR, Glootz.
ner, Dischor, RimbalI, JecEo, szemelenyL,
Waldeckeb Upton, Lent, Smith, TheOphil,
King, Lillebridge, Morseli and of other com
pOsers Will DO given. The Marine Band Or
ches,ra will, under the direction Of Mr.. Sousa,
play some OF his oyertures. Mr.. Jaeger Will
render a cornet solo and Miss Anita Oluss n
harp composition. Beside these those who
Will take part are as follows:
MILE. DE NOGUHIRAs, MISS EVA MILLS,
MISS NENlNS, MISS DARDEN,
MISS LATHAM,
Messrs, Walter, Gloetzner, JeckO, Waldecker,
Tlpton, Lent, Smith, szemelenyl, Theophil,
hillebridge, Whipple, Pearson, Rule, Blols,
HOFFMAN aud Fischer,
Reserved seatP, 75 centsi admission ticket,
30 cents. On sale at Ellis Music store, O37
pennsylvania avenue,
The Evening critic., 1885-02-16

DC, BONDS. Biz. AsI'd RR, STOCK. BGd Ask'd