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Capitol TODics,

A HOUSE COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
The Speaker of the House to-day appointed
the committee on mileage, as follows: Messrs.
Rogers, of Arkansas; Wel.born, of Texas; How
ard, of Indiana; Ranney, of Massachusetts,, and
FELTON,, OF Colorado.
BOTH THE PROTECTIONIsTS AND TARIFF RE-
FORMERS
are claiming the President as their per-
sonal property. His expressions on the tariff
question are construed by each to be favorable
To their theories. The protectionists are best
pleased, however, as the free traders are disap-
pointed because out-and-out free trade GROUND
was not taken. The republicans speak OF he
tarllf clause as better Straddle than that made
ia the democratic platform.
THE SILVER MEN
are very much disturbed by the posi-
tive grounds in opposition to the silver
dollar taken in the message. One of the
leading silver men on the democratic side thus
described the policy of the administration: "No
silver, no greenbackS, no sinking fund, a Gordon
OF fortihcation about the country aud pension
for every one"
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE
on ordnance met to-day and had O hearing upon
the question of the ability OF engineers in this
country to make small engines of the greatest
power. Representative Crisp, who is a member
of the committee, says, in connection with their
labOrs, that he is convinced that anything that
can be made elsewhere can be made in this
country.
NOTES.
The session of the House to-day was opened
with pray by its new chaplain Rev. Dr. w. II.
Milburn, who feelingly referred to the death OF
Thomas A. Hendricks.
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PROPERTY WARD CONCEALED

CHICAGO. Dec. S.-Hilang G. Bateheller, OF
New York. yesterday filed creditors bill
against Ferdinand Ward. Ella Ward his vie.
and Mary G. Green, her mother. The proceed
1ngs are connected with the recent suit filed
against the firm of Grant q Ward. Last Octo-
Der Batcheller obtained a judgment against the
nrIn Tor So BIB. Ward is said to own number
OF lots at Wright Woods, which are supposed to
be held in trust for him by his wife and mother
in-law. 1t is alleged that Ward concealed the
detraudiug his creditors
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Two Men Instantly Killed
ACCIDENT IN "A COAL MINE NEAR PIEDMONT

W. VA.
BALTIMORE, MD, Dec. S.--A special from
Piedmont. w. Va, says accident occurred at
the Hampshire coal mines. Dear this place yes
ferday, by which two men were killed and an
other severely injured \ party of five miners
were drawing the pillars in one room of the
mine to let down roof coal. and when the mass
fell three Of them were caught beneath it, Ed
ward Brown, aged about twenty-eght years
and John SntZer, aged about siXty-seven years
were instantly Killed. Charles SultZer a son of
John Sultzer, was so badly injured that his re-
covery is considered doubtful. All were married
and have families
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Affairs In west washington.

A JEwELRY ROBBERY ON THE HEIGHTS
Between the hours OF and O'Clock last even
ing some one entered the residence of Mrs JO-
seph Weaver No. $500 street. through the
gaWerv ' to bont s5o a Was sen
from Mrs. Weaver and her daughter, Mrs. j. X.
Freeman.
F. A. A.. NJ, last night elected the following
officers: w. NJ John B. Thomas; s. W.. G. ].
Woodward; j. W.. Frank Thomas; Sec, c. f.
Shekell; Treas, w. Nordinger.
DOUBLE FUNERAL.-The funeral of Bowman
Saiier and his wife, Ann G. Saiier, who died
from their sons residence, No. sias y street
The fact of the deceased couple being spiritual
lists attracted q number OF persons yesterday to
CATTLE MARKEr.-Sale of live stock at Dr,,-
vers Rest, ID. c., as reported by Tavenner Bros,
ss Sea at TO o at a. ap nsd
dunn at 81, to Al; common at 3 to 3a.. IO3
sheep and lambs; lambs at 5 to 5l, sheep at 3
calves from SAB to sos Market brisk; cattle title
In demand. @tss
THE CANAL FROZEN uP:--The cold snap has
ensues within the next few. days the season s
shipments can hardly reach the point expected,
IS Da
likely not continue, as boats enough will get
through to bring the seasons tonnage up to
four hundred thousand tons.
Temperatures AND CONDITION. OF WATER
AT A. M.-Great Falls, temperature, %; con-
aton az
connection, 20. Distributing reservoir. tenn
peratnre, 37 condition at influent gatehouse,
%: condition at efduent gatehouse. 33. High
tides in the river to-day at S:31 q. 10. and
S:4S p. m.
ARMY ORDrRs.-Capt. Chas. Bendire.. LIST
cavalry, having been found incapacjtated for
active service, has been granted leave till fur.
| Their orders, with permission to leave the di.
vision Of the Missouri. LIST Lient. Geo. L. Con-
capacitatcd for active service Is relieved frnro
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CO,deuSed Locals

Street lamps will be lighted at 500 p.m and
extinguished at 800 am.
Last evening about 1:fO o'clock Owen Cor
man was run over by hack driven by an UNI
known colored man, at the corner of 24th street
and Pennsylvania avenue, receiving severe
cut on the head and bruises on the body. He
was first taken TO the fourth precinct station
and then sent to Providence hospital.
Last night. about $50 O'Clock. as two Young
ladies were passing along 9th street. between
Maine and Maryland avenues south west. they
were attacked by negro who had followed
them some distance and robbed of a satchel
containing $3.50.
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Washington stock Exchange

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on he Washing. on stock Exchange noted to-day
I >. t4@5, iS3i coupon 1929 BID lI2as asked u s
- coupon is bfi, IA asked. U. :. IA. registered
I-aSs4 bid, IA sesked d. e per- imp. as, 1891, cur.
sc sGcl: io9 I'D llo1s askeL Washington Gas. 3ss.
ton ms lis bid. Coreoran ms. 52a. bid COLUMBIA,
ms, II. bid. l27s asked Potomac lns-, Asa bid
IV'.4 bid lo4 asked. Penn Tel Co., AZ bid Ches:.,
pea>e and toI. Tel. To-. 62 bid. 10 asked T. :
Electric Light. o0 bid. W. L. L. first mort % asked
W. L. l.: second mort, 50 asked Maj. Safe Deposit
20. Iu2 lid. - f0e
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NEW YORK March j, 1885.
/ am pretty we'll known liz New York as thu
one-armed baggage master at the y. I. Contra.
Depot. Three months ago. in lifting heaVS
trunk. / strained my side dreadiuIiy. nIrne-
diateiy procured an Aiicocixs Porous Plaster.
Every hour felt less pain. l wore the Plaster
three days, then applied another, was we'll in {,
week and attending 10 my business
JAMES Il. KENNEDY.
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Amnesty in SDain.

THE QUEEN REGENT EXTENDS MERCY TO
POLITICAL AND PRESS OFFENDERS
Madrid Dec S.-The queen regent will to-
morrow sign decree granting amnesty to
political and press offenders, including all
eNiles, except those who are guilty of rebellion
while holding military commands. The Hitter
however, may solicit cleinency. Press prosecu,
tions will be abandoned and journalists now in
prison released,
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RUMORED RESIGNATION OF SAL.
ISRVTRY

Report That the English Tory Cabi.
net Has Gone Ont of Office.
LONDON, Dec. 5.-There have been elected up
TO 3 o'clock this afternoon 324 liberals, 245
conservatives and IS nationalist. Rumors are
current that Lord Salisbury. the premier has
resigned, but they are not confirmed.
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PORr DEPOSIT, Nd. Dec. S.--The Susuuehanna
river was completely closed by ice for the first
time this fall, and navigation has apparently
Ann, OF New York, lying in the stream with
lumber. got wedged in the floating ice and lost
her cable and anchor. She drifted down and
was tied up. The tug Champlin afterwards cut
out the schooners Phoebe Ann and r. Mason
and towed them to Havre de Grace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08

STRANGERS BE POSTED.-Any child here can
tell ven that Hahn's Reliable Shoe House is the
leading house in the District, their assortment
by lar the largest, their goods always reliable
Their prices uniform to all and unquestiOnably
the lowest. Main store Sl6 tn street, branch
1922 PeuASy lvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08

Dr. s. y. SIGEsMOND, pupil of DR.. T. Ricord
the celebrated specialist of the Hospital III
Midi. Vi Paris, every Thursday at the Nationa
hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08

HANDSOME SMOOTH kERsFY OvERCoATs, with
lap seams. SIo. SIS, $50. So, S2o. at +. Il. Bar
mum & Co.'S, 9;5I Ia. ave-.
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SnrKcEn TAEHwKcus
WHEN EXACTLY REVERSED TELLS STORY
WHICH GLApDENs EVERY
HOUSEHOLD.

WE HAVE AN ELEGANT BOYS SCHOOL
w Suit 81 $3.50 Also one Tor vi c.n o oesl 10
our s BoyI suit We .e soi.s 2 OFF, iCs 81 "a I e
Hoys Oyercosts ace 10 70 H. worth IS Our - Boys
Overcast would be good value q - Boys sngle
Waisf and FLANNEL 8hirts very cheap Boys school
Hat nom sc. up, end CAPS rom 20c. mp AiH..f
and Iioys School Hhoas from u upwards. - J. w.
sELBYB. lDll-lDlo PennsyivaniA ava ec18
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08

The BoNAPARTE PARK SoLp.-Caleb n. Tay-
ior president of the National bank, OF Bristol.
"a, has purchased for $4,000 the Bonaparte
fark, at bordentown, n. j., which was the resi-
oence oil Joseph Bonaparte, eX-king of Spain. 1t
Is stated that the property is to be cut up into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08

The following are the opening ami .,SJ PIN nrrce,
Of the View York Stock market today as r.porte AZ
speclal Nlre 10 H. II. Dodge. o;a bin strees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN RECOMMENDING
w Halls Hair henewer TO Cur readers. 1t re-
stores gray hair to its youthful color prevents bald
ness makes the hair soft and glossy, does not stain
the skim and is altogether the best known remedy
all hair and scalp diseases deS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08

LOOK at the Best Heavy, Satin-Lined Chin
chilli: $50 Overcoai you ever saw al Z. b. Bar
NUN & Co.'S, 9:SI Ia. ave.
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= RANGE OF THE THERNoMrrr
ing we're the readings at the signal ofce 3
AM, 17.2; am, 100; IL am ~ .. > ;, =.
500. Maximum S1.e. Minimum. III. p''1A''
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AIDES WILL FIND 1T 10 THEIR ADvAN-
Ii taQe % eau q JEANNEREre neIiehse aa.f
e2ore, 442o g. Fine Hair Work and HAIR Gu
ding Aeciaity. ahsll ma Fhncy T0list ArsicaaA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08

Hos. JSo. W. DANIELS Grafton at the Wash
insaOn Monument Dedication TOR sale, price
1Sc., ut Gray Y CIarksoH's, $50 Pa. ave-, Globe
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FUssEIL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
1I2. New York avenue.
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STAINED HIS SIDE.

To ORDER SO suits Eiseman Eros, eth
and j..
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10, FOR TIE HOIIDAYS.-The finest wines
liquors. jamaica rum, etc, can be had at Chr.
NaHdcrs, No. 9C9 9Th street northwest.
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BALTIMORE Markets

BALTIMoRf. ND. December a.-vir;Inia SKIES.
Consolidated 90, new teD-tortes IS: new threes (i
OH to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd, December S. Cotton easy ana
duli-mddiiDs. Sss- Flour steady and ouie, Wheat
southern very steady: western Inactive and firmer:
southern red, sla9o: southern amber 97aIOG
No western winter red, January, 9u1SasyoI,. Fen,
ru&ry. efssEs4s,: March, 96ia bid. Corn~soiitbern
dun and iowei, western steady; southern white
i2a3.; southern yellow, 46a45: western mixed spot
4l,.ai ~ year, !.a41ia; January 455s.457s: Feb
ern white, 3sa,O; western mixed 35a:sG; Pennsvtys-
ma, 5sa4o rye quiet and firm, 72a75 Provisions
steady Win moderate inquiry. Eggs higher 25a2C
Sugar-copper refined steady, lOlsalOi. Whisky
steady. I.l9al. 20 Other articles nnch.nas3{
5reishts to Liverpool per steamer du.l-cotI on
nou-, Is: grain higher, 4isa5d. Rece,pts-fionr
LOO barrels wheat 900 osshels; corr. 2OOG
bushels; oats, LOO bushels; rye, 500 bushels shin
nienis-hour. DID barrels S.ie,-wheat SoS ~ =
bushels; corn. 15s 600 bushels '
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. december 3. 1900 m.-Wheaf has
uledstroaxer this uornng advancing TO SIS for Man
against S41s at the close last evening and IA o1,
S4ss, Corn has been very strong-year delivery nj
yaneiIs TO ~ cor Is over yesterday and Is now 42d
The other markets show little change
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08

THE PRESIDENT AND Mr.. PULrrzER-Those
who have reported that the President has fallen
out with Congressman Pulitzer, editor OF The
World, overlook the fact that Mr. Pulitzer w,s
at the White House all OF last Saturday even
Ing. and was entertained by the President at
dinner last sunday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08

Dolls. DoIlS nolIs
K. Goldschmid, S12-7th Str H. w., will offer
for sale tomorrow, Wednesday, about 500
Fine French Dolls (slghtly damagedl, at prices
that they VIII almost be given away. Among
them are superior French Basque Dolls, Fine
French model Wax Dolls, Dolls with Kid
bodys, Ma, Pa, Dolls Crying Dolls, jointed Limb
Dolls and Fine Dressed Dolls. This il an eXcep-
tional sale of Dolls and at extraordinary low
prices. Tomorrow only at oldschmids.
Breathes there woman with soul SO dead.
who never to herself has said-"1Oc. Royal''
CLUES everything! 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08

Eors' CTIISCHILI.A reeler and vest. Eiseman
Bros.
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HoME-Ssus DREss GooDs
LATEST STYLE, ALL PURE WOOL, WIDE DoU
BILE WIDTH, In BROWN, BLUE AND
GREEN (real value 5O), reduced 70 37Lc
CART ER'S
III Market Space. near 9TH street.

TRICOT CLOTH, pure wool, double width, all col
ors, soc.
ROYAL SERGE, beautiful dress goods, all colors,
IL yards for 81.
COLoRED CASHMERES. nearly one yard wide,
all colQrs IL yards for S1.5O.
BLACK SILKS excellent quality, extra width
cheap at 81. rs, reduced to 81.
HANDSOME BROCADE SILK VELyETS real
value 81. SO, reduced To Sl.25.
BLACK and COLORED SILK vELvETS, 500
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. immense sixe all
pure fine wool, real value 81, reduced TO 500
HEAVY BED CONF JRrS. 75c
CRIB BLANKETS, Sl.OO.
LADIES CLOTH SkiRT1SG, one yard and \ half
wide, reduced 3s1ac.
COLORED SILKS. SOC.
LADIES WOOL VESTS. SIC
AL WOOL CAsHMERES. bright colors for
children's wear. 25c. ms
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HEAVY ROUGH BEAVER OvERCoATS, $50 TO
$50. at r. IL. Barnum * Co. $, 931 Pa. ave.
SCw instantaneous photograph gallery, I'll
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LECTURES.

II LECTURES AT Mt. VERNON PLACE IN 4 fCH
l. by Rev. W. III. MILBURN, DID, Chaplain OF II. ~
K The TWO remaining of the Course Evening" OF
December sth and 9th. Admission To each 2ae ds2ts
rINHE HON. FREDERICK DOUGLASS WILL
Il deliver lecture at the First baptist church,
Georgetown. Rev -. Alexander, pastor, TIL Is>DA
EVENING. 10th instant, 80 Proceeds the b-Bs-
fiji of the Sunday School Library Fund subject: 1A
Selfmade Man. tommttee-R- ID. I.uffin, VIM. a..
Brown, :. III. Iomax. ds-2te
rINHE SOUTH WASHINGTON STAR LECTURE
II COURSE
Third entertainment by Prof r l. CUM Nook. ths
Greatest Public Reader of America. al the Taberusc
=. w.
Tickets SO cts, at Ellis.
Monday, Dec. 14-RobeIt ]. Burdette
Friday, Dec iS-John and Jonathan.
The t..ree entertainments for One Dollar, iDcludh
reserved seats. DIS
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THE CASE OF CADET WILEY.-Messrs. Hill.
debrant & Morrison, attorneys for Naval Cadet
Henry A. Wiley, say that he did not petition
the Pres dent for a pardon. They say: 1.-THE
facts are, Wiley was tried by a court-martiai on
a charge of hazing a candidate for admission to
the academy and found guilty, and Secretary
Whitney dismissed HIM from the service on the
18th Of September last AS his attorneys.
Messrs. Hildebrant& Morrison presented petit.
ton to the Secretary of the Navy for a review,
claiming that the court martial had no juris.
diction to try Cadet Wiley, because the facts
showed the offense not to be one coming under
the regulations OF the academy, made In pur-
the question to the Attorney General who on
full and careful examination, held the point
TO be well taken. The result was that Wiley
was held not to have been dismissed at ali and
that he was still a cadet. There was nothing
left to be done but to order Wiley back TO duty
which the Secretary did on Tuesday of last
week, and the cadet Is now at his post.
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WARM, long Driving Overcoats. SO, SIS, SIS,
at II. b. Barnum q Co. s. 931 Pa. ave.
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Breathes there woman with soul SO dead.
who never to herself has said-"1Oc. Royal
CLUES everything! 3
De. =. Ii. Sigesmond.
pupil of DR.. L. Ricord. the celebrated specialist
ofihe Hospital du Midi, of Paris, can be con-
suited on nervous debility every Thursday
from 10 IA. m.- to 8 p.m..a the National hotel 4
Castoria.
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria
When she was child
She cried for Castoria
When she became Miss
She chung TO Castoria-
When she had Children
She gave them Castoria.
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria
When she was child
She cried for Castoria
When She became a Miss
She chung TO Castoria. th,s,t,k
MorelI, 734 9th NV. 1OOF cigarss1-9. Try.
To Order. S5 pants. Eiseman. cor 9TH &E
Throat Diseases
commence with cough. cold or sore throat.
Browns Bronchial Troches" give Immediate
relief. Sold only in boxes. Price 25c. co
Boys sack overcoat. Eseman, cor. 9TH sc.
Dr. David kemnedy's
Fayorte Remedy cured my wife OF General De-
bility and Liver Complaint. Gratefully yours,
VIM. Lundy, Baltimore Md. 60
Boys Norfolk suit. Eiseman Bros, eth &c
For Asthma and Catarrh
Try Michaelis' Cigar, No. .21 9TH street, between
q and H. Sure relief q
Bernard bailey. s25 9TH st. n. w.. Wood
and Willow Ware and manufacturer of Brooms
and Brushes. I'm
Child Norfolk overcoat. Eiseman, 9TH &E.
Pick wick Club Whisky is the best
Fresh Aiderney I'Etter churned every morn
ing and delivered i'm Il 10. ward prints, doc
per 10. Also cottage cheese and butter milk;
sweet milk &C. per quart. Cream ID cents.
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PANTS to order. S5and up. Eiseman, It'll and E.
BROwN AND BLACK DEEBYS, either Dunlap
or Broadway blocks. Price 81 Just receive
at Francs, corner 9Th and ID. The only strictly
one-price hat and gents furnishing store in the
CITY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-08

BREATHES there a woman with soul so dead
who never to herself has said-''10c Royal
giueS everything,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE SUCCESS OF THE sEAsoA

ADJUSTMENTS.
EoRD's THE SUCCESS or THE sEAsQA
NIGHT OFF.
Arthur Rchsn's COMPANY OF Coined ans IN Auxuxtt6
Dsys Growing success.
| A NIGHT OFF
The Best the Brightest the Rreeziest Comedy ou ths
American Stage.
| Matinee "Wednesday at2 Matinee "Wednesday ata
ola waii '"'''" IN '"'s''s' '"e S ss
l. 9Th ST and Rhode Island ave
Pstronlaed BY the elite. Attraction. Every N.rh,
lyman champion Sf PhiiaseipSia ~ rassNy IN.
Washington cyclone. "
Don't Fail TO See Them. A.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
ZACH EVENING THIS WEEK.
ONLY MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
Tuesday and "Wednesday EVENING"
CRICKET ON THE HEARTH.
LEND ME FIVE sHILIINGs
Thursday Friday and saturday Evenings and sstur
RIP VAN WRINKLE
Next week-Ambergs Thalia German opers Com
pany. ds
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
SUNDAY EVENING. DECEMBER Ia
LECTURE
ny THE HON.
ROBERT q. INGERsoLL.
Subject
MYTH AND MIRACLE
Sale Of Seats w cSmmence a. Box once of TA.,~
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Week Of December
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
SIBERIA
ROMANTIC PLAY IN
eAcTs AND TABLEAUX.
BY hartley CAMPBELL
Underr the management Of
THOMAS z MAcpoNoUoH
Next week-MAGGIE MITCHELL d.
HERzoG's NINTH STREET OPERA HoVsE.
sEto N wEE xO OF psrf THs psy
ESE OPERA,
THE M MIkabo
THE SikfPS:
Admission. 10 and 25c
In observation-disclosures OF Penzance" az
THE CRADLE SONGS OF MANY NATIONS
FOR THE BENEFIT OF FOUNDRY n u.
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY HALL
@ ST., between 9th and 10th sts.
FRIDAY EVENING. December IL 1885.
NOVEL FASCINATING, UNIQUE
Adults 80 cts Children rs cts. Tickets to be OBJ
II Pennsylvania ave-. near llthsl
Two Hours Of Continued Music and Laughter.
Every AfeT FSWi and N sSa This Week
and His Musical Comedians in Tony Pastors LAies
scnsS Sf;
1000 SONGS AND JOKES
Admission 70 ali only 10 centA seats thrss
T,HEATER ooMIoUE-
oN Now yA a FHnL sH TST J II s TIE Tr
Ens fFTRn Fl & the
LEsouE AND NOVELTY CnMPANY BUN
Matinees Tuesday. Thursday and saturday. e 24a
L e. NJ. C A. LECTURE COURSE.
ooNcREcArroNAL CHURCH,
FRIDAY EVENING. DEC IL. 1855
ROBERT ]. BURDETTE
seats may be secured n EMS Music store
dos, tu,w.t,f
ylNHE Leland CONCERT co.
Miss Jennie solo cornetist; Miss Jessie solo violin
ist; VIM H. Leland baritone and pianist, assisted by
Miss Emma Beilenni, soprano, can be- engaged fos
Concerts, Society, Church and other select Entrain
ments Mr.. Leland. assisted by his daughters would
like an engagement TO lead church singing
for further particulars. apply 81. 1th n NV,
room 3 n2lA tu. Ia I'm
FINHE LADIES OF THE MITE SOCIETY OF
Il Ryland NJ. I. Church doth and ID sta W. will
serve DINNER In the Church Parlors from 4:SO 10
p. m, on TUESDAY, December q, 1855, for the ben
ell Of the Society. AL invited
Tickets, 80 cts d5-3ts
TlRULAToUR & DYER,
Successors to
BARLow'S ART GALLERY,
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Interns
revenue, S153. 1896; customs, S5O7,9

PERsoNAL.-Senator Wade Hampton is at the
acknowledgements Bowen, of Colorado, is
said TO have sold an interest in his Golconda
mine iog half a million.--Tne health of Arab
Pasha is said to be suffering seriously from the
damp climate of Ceyion, which presents SO
striking a contrast to the dry climate of Egypt
1t is announced that Mr.. Bronson Howard
the dramatist, will spend the winter in WASH
ington.-BishOp O'Sullivan, formerly OF Wash
ington, now Bishop of Mobile, and Father Chap
pelle Of this city, were present at the funeral Of
the late Bishop Manucy, at Mobile yesterday
Judge Matthews, of New York city, is al
ChamberIin's - Ex-senator Buckalew, of
Pennsylvania, will accept the office of reporter
of the Supreme Court of that state.-Repre-
sentative Brumm, of Pa, is at the NATIONAL
Senator Wilson, of Maryland; Representatives
Wade. of Missouri; Grosvenor of Ohio, and Golf,
of West Virginia, and Delegate Voorhees,, OF
Washington territory, and Admiral Nichols
and daughter are at the Ebbitt.-The illness of
Representative Muller, Of New York, is more
serious than at first reported. He is now suffer-
ing from rheumatism and bronchitis.-Sir
Spencer St John, of England, is at Worm
ley's-Dr and Mrs. Lston II. Montgomery, of
Chicago, are at Willard's.-Dr Theo. Cam
at Vienna by President Lincoln in 1851, and
was afterwards consul at Geestemunde, Ger
many, Bristol, England, and the samoan
Islands, died in Chicago Ssturday-Mr. Jno.
K. Allen, Of the Sanitary NeUs, of Chicago, and
Mrs. Allen are at the National hotel.
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