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y q. A. X. DELEGATES NoTICE.-Mr. Geo. Prince
The Photographic, corner Pennsylvania avenue
and 11th street northwest, took yesterday and to-
day photograph OF the remains OF Gen. Logan,
with the floral offerings. while lying In state at
The rotunda OF the Capitol.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Art Studio, 9I9
pennsylvania avenue open New Years and first
Sunday in each month. The finest work at mod
crate prices Instantaneous process only. Equally
good results In cloudy weather.
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Michael Dayitt was married. tn Miss Mamie Yor.

Michael Davitt was married to Miss Mamie Yore
in Oakland, Nd, yesterday morning.
Mr. Parnell resumed work yesterday, being en-
the nationalist party. He hopes to be able to 20
to Dublin next week az he desires to hold private
consultations with Messrs. Dillon and Heaiy and
other prominent nationalists. -
democratic club for FredeEdck city and county
Nd, u being organized.
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Rearranging the Salisbury Cabinet.
The refusal OF Lord Harrington to enter the
Salisbury cabinet graties the tories who strongly
objected to the infusion OF liberal blood In the
ministry. A majority OF the members OF the Carl
ton club preferred the return of Churchill even at
the cost OF the submission OF the government.
s,e eno5ss 70 rec1nc ~ h1r1 Kana0pn pfEse
view with Lord Harrington to-day, will hold an
informal council for the purpose OF rearranging
the cabinet william Henry Smith, secretary for
war, is to take Lord Randolph Churchill's place as
leader OF the conservatives In the house.
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HAVE IN STOCK pure Old Rye and Bourbon
WHISTLES, on draught OF In bottles.
Berkeley, pure rye whisky, the best on the
market for the price, 81 per gallon, 81 quart and
90 cents pint, - cents sample bottle
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SIS f street northwest

FROM MONDAY, Jan. g. we shall close our stores
daily at p. H. HahnS Reliable Shoe House. SIC
9Th ST. and 1872 Pennsylvania ave.
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A DEAF MUTE ESTERTAINMENT.-An Interesting
entertainment was given last evening at Kendall
Green by the students OF the Deaf Mute college,
under the direction Of the following committee OF
arrangement. E. z. Cleary (chairman), II. Gross,
j. E Standacher, Ii. Van Allen, j. s. Long, W. Zorn,
#. A. Leitner, I. Hagerty and b. Rourd- Shadow
and other pantOmimeS We're presented with excel
aent effect
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and p. m dao-l4t.
II ANSAS CITY WATER BONDS.
The Water Works of Kansas City have been in sue
cessful operation Tor more than ten years. The UNI
hess With preportionate increase In the use Of water
has necessiated large addition the plant and the
@ miles the i For 1 this
the built snd ar hs %
CURED the works in Kansas City. Kansas, Opposite
has made an % Of BOO siS Per Cent Water
Supply Bonds. secured by mortgage the works. TO
provide means for these extensions. The annual net
ments and the entire interest charge emB:acinr these
bonds when all are issued will be only SlS0,O0o,
This without any estimate for the largely increased
earnings TO be derived from the late acquisitions and
WILSON, COLSToN 4 co.
d3O-th. s&tu-6t Baltimore. Md.
IHOR sALE-A FIRST-CLASs BAKERY AND CON
one OF the BEST ovens in the city plenty Of room for
baking and manufacturing candies everything in COM
not often offered Satisfactory reasons gVei for sell
ing. Price 5000 cash. Address MANUFACTURER
+ ceips SIS; Dral. 81: 20 $50: Grocery so tos6o;
e dssss. '0''''e''''' once 800 DaNIRT RAMEY
THoR sAIE-sHOE STORE: GOOD STAND; LEAD
Il ing thoroughfare; growing business; stock and fix
lures 600 Also, Horse and Carriage, separately.
Address SHOES Star ONCE. dlS-l.3t'
ECoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A RARE CHANCE
Being otherwise occupied ] offer the Potomac
Brick Works" for sale or eNcnahEe: SITUATED three
quarters OF mile from Long bridge III Alexandria
county Va. capacity, from four to five millions of
brick per season spciency of clay for ten fteen
years machinery all in good condition For further
particulars apply at office. 800 l4th st. NV. d9lm
DOR SAIF-ABoUT 1000 POUNDS OF NoNPA-
- rel and about 500 pounds OF Agate Tyre lately
IL Use this paper The face of both fonts is de
sirable they in good condition, and capable of
celIent service for two three years paper Of
moderate circulation. Viii be sold cheap in bulk. Ad
dress THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER CO,
Washington, DC. do
TINE ATTENTION OF INVESTORS Is CALLED TO
Il the oEinrtnities for splendid profits afforded by
the GOGE5lC IRON MINING STOCKS. 4 COMPARE
of of few of the s.oc ks October 1882
and November, 1856, is shown below:
Mi::e Val. per share. Val. per share.
Oct, 1880. Nov, 1886.
Ashland. ........... $3.50 $500
aurora. I'd 2o.oU
Colby. 800 1890
Iron King. 12.o0
Similar opportunities still exist these mines
not years old. and many Others being developed
Call for Information Hull. & DEAN, Agents koom
4, Glover baldiIg, 14l9 st. Il. W. d1l-lm
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

VyoR SALE OR ExHANGE-FoR STOCK OF
n Goods. House and 1ctn Old Orchard Beach. Ne
10 rooms and stable; rcpns all furnished Addrcss
+. L. C., 021 Psnnsylynnia,ye d3l-.sts
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OLD CROW WHISKY. Charles Kraemer, 7s7 7th

Mrs. G.. DONOVAN. OF 315 5th ave-, n. Y, Will
have an opening OF ball and dinner dresses, wraps
lRnd millinery at her parlors, 134O st. NV, on
SAfOnday Ian 1877
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II You WISH to get pure liquors call On Tharp,
Z$lS street northwest
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FoR PURE RYE WHISTLES call on Tharp.

E F. A. KENNEDY & Co.'S celebrated New England
Fruit Cake. For sale by all grocers.
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The Chain Gang Homicide.
ANDREW WHITE FOUND GUILTY OF THE MURDER

Yesterday In the Criminal Court, Judge Mac
Arthur, the trial OF Andrew White, colOred, for
the murder OF GOttlie Scheiss, an old German, on
the 25th OF september, was concluded by verdict
OF guilty.
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PURE WINES, BRANDIEs AND RUNS. Tharp's
KERvAND engraved visiting cards, 75c. per hum
0red, 1012 Pennsylvania ave.
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Affairs in West Washington.

POLICE COURT CAsEs.-John Carter and Frank
Fishers hall, ON n street, Wednesday night, were
fined IS Is days each by Judge Smell yesterday.
j. Russell, charged by Officer Fisher with vagrancy,
was released on his personal bonds Albert Hol-
Inns, charged by Officer Sutherland with carry
ing pistol pleaded guilty, and was fined $50 or
90 days.
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BROUGHT TO THIS CITY FOR INTERMENT.-The
remains OF Miss Genevfeye c.. O'Connell, the
daughter OF Dr. j. c. O'Connel, whose death on
wednesday at the Convent OF the Visitation,
Monte Maria, Richmond, Va, where she was
student, was mentioned in yesterdays STAR, were
Drought TO this city yesterday for tnterment. The
deceased was not seventeen years Old and her
death waSa sad shock TO her friends and aquaint-
saDceS.
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CITY ITEMS.
A Card.

A happy New Year TO all. friends and foes is our
greeting to-day, and extend thanks To our custom
ers for their liberal patronage extended during the
year to "Heflbruns Old stand" We are pleased
TO acknowledge that our business has wonderfully
increased in 1856, and we feel encouraged thereby
TO make still greater efforts In the future gain
the esteem and confidence OF all who win kindly
favor us with visit. Very respectfully,
l. HEILBRUN'S ONE PRICE SHOE HOUSE,
404 9TH st. NV.
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GREAr REDucr1oNs
IN PARIS DRESS GOODS
WIN. SINISTER SONS, 9I9 PA AVE

PARIS ROBES. reduced from $50 to S25.
PARIS ROBES, reduced from $50 to S14.
PARIS ROBES, reduced from so 20 $50.
PARIS ROBES. reduced from $50 10 80.
PLUSH AND WOOL COMBINATIONS have all been
reduced. and bargains offered III these desirable
and fashionable goods.
FINE FRENCH CASHMERES, 4S ill.,, reduced to
S7kc
ETON CHECKED SUITINGS, reduced from soc TO
81 &C. for office dresses and general wear they the
best values offered.
We have few HANDSOME CLOAES, which we offer
at half former prices; intend to sell every cloak
this season, and offer decided bargains.
Choice lot of CORDUROYS in all the leading coors,
for ladies' suits. at 75c.: very fine quality.
LYONS ALI.-SILK VELNETS At $3.50 and 50. so.
all new shades
Bargains in COLORED AND BLACK SILK.
GRoS DE LONDRES, in mahogany shades, at 81 so;
worth $3.50.
FAILLE FRANCHISE. i'm all shades.
Great variety of EVENING TULLES AND ILLU-
SIONS, il new and beautiful styles
SILK HOSIERY, black and colors.
Large Size DINNER NAPKINS, at SO and s7.5
worth SO and $l2
EARNESTLY DOUBLE DAMASks ut wholesale
prices
AsTRAKHAN CLOTHS, in black and colors, for
coats.
SASH RIBBONS. all shades. at very low prices.
EVENING DRESS GOODS AND GAUZES, in great
variety.
ONE PRICE
W. NJ. SHUSTER SONS.
d2S 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
II ANsAs CITY WATER BONDS.

L0R SALE FIRST-CLAS RESTAURANT WITH
Il lease of three years. Cash $1,000. Inquire of
s. BIEBEE. 90o Sth st. between the hours of 4
and Z D.. m. d2o-l4t.
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The superior quality and entire purity of Speer's
Port Grape Wine, OF New jersey, and the success
that physicians have had by its use has induced
them TO write about IL, and caused hundreds OF
others TO prescribe ft in their practice the best
and most reliable wine TO be had. The same Is
said OF his Claret IL is held great favor for even
ing parties and entertainments generally, and for
communion purposes. For sale by druggists and
gr0cers
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uroR SALE
Est NV, fine business property, 2fx14o rood
building. 20 &.S.lOO0
New York NV. 3-story md cellar r.mI -. 500
st. 3-story and basefaeft 10 rs ma -. 5000
pa. ave NV, 3-story, M fnewl 800
st. NV. 2story and basement q ~ mi tnew 600
10TH 81. NV. 3story, concrete cellar p r., mi $500
81. nw-, 3story. concrete cells furnace rs 1000
ST NV. 2story, concrete celia. : re- - ooC
st NV. 2-stoly and basement. 10 rs IN -. 200
Attn st. NV. 2-stury and baSemenic - fnl 49,. 600
9th 81. 3-story and basement, v N M -. 4 600
10th st. nw.near y, 2story aud basement. 1850
Sd st. NV. near L, 2story and cellar n cash 600
THoS.G. HfNSEN.
d31-3t looss n ~ NV
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT COURT-Judge Hagner.
Yesterday, Byron VS.. Duncan; motion to set
aside judgment granted. Anderson VS.. Baltimore
and Ohio railroad company; new trial refused.
johnson and wife vs. Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road company; jury failed to agree and discharged
Dale VS.. Collins; judgment for plaintiff; appeal
Hudson River b. and G. company VS.. Stnsheilner;
Judgment for want OF plea. Sherry vs. Smith !;
motion to quash Overruled.
EQUITY COURT-.JudQe james.
Yesterday, Hayland VS.. Marshall; order appoint
ing Charles A. Elliott guardian ad ltem Alex
andrla Canal, Railroad and Bridge company VS..
District OF Columbia; certified 10 the general
term. Brown VS.. Chapman; time to take teSt1-
mOny extended to Jan. 25 Perry VS.. Perry; ALI
mony granted OF SGT per month pending suit. Har-
ringtOn VS.. Ross injunction continued until final
hearing. Mason VS.. Mason; reference to the audi
tor. GOOdmen VS.. Bien: restraining order granted
returnable Jan. next. United States vs. Morris
ct. al; order appointing Bernard kimartin guar
dian ad ltem BabcOck VS. Babcock; special au-
ditOr's report confirmed.
POLICE COURT-,Judge Shell.
To-day, Samuel Bryan, Sunday bar; 500 COL
lateral forfeited John Agely, violating hack law
personal bonds. EiZabeth Jackson, nuisance; do.
John H. Miller, disOrderly conduct on Sth street
southeast; collateral forfeited. BERTHE Wagner,
loud and bOiSterOuS on 18th street northwest; s.
or Is days Daniel j. Mason, larceny; 500 or 60
days. VIM. Crampsey, dtsor1ery conduct on IL tn
street northwest; collateral forfeited. Peter Sea-
ton, profanity on Maryland avenue southwest;
do. VIM. Anderson, diSOrderly in the county; do.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFPIcs OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, -. G., Dec. 81, 1856.
Indications for "a Hosnrs Commencing al 3 IA.
It-sLja.
For District Of Columbia Maryland and Virginia.
rain or snow. sOutherly winds shifting TO colder
loTInWeSteriy
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OBTAINING A MINISTERIAL ordaining council
convened in the Zion Baptist church yesterday
and ordained To the work OF the ministry Rev. w.
A S. Thomas, OF the Enon church, preached the
sermon: Rev. W. b. Johnson OF the Second church,
delivered the charge; the right hand OF fellowship
was extended by the moderator, Rev. W. II. Phil
ups, and prayer was offered by Rev. Robert john
SOD. OF the Fourth church
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Large shipment OF extra fine oysters received to-
day. Choice steam New York Stevs. half she'll sc.
None but the best, lifetime experience. Ladies'
large saloon attached. VIII be pleased to see his
many friends. New Year day from 1 10 ID. IN.
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Every style show case. Moren ia 9Th ST. I


Heavy SaXOny Wool German Hand-knit
Socks, pairs 81. at AuerbaCh's Gents Furnishing
and Sewing Machine Rooms 9TH and H. 2
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Preparatory TO Taking Inventory
We offer until Saturday noon:
$3.50 Gents Custom Stitched Boots s4ra
$ Gents Custom Made Shoes S4.45.
$4.50 Gents Hand-Sewed Boots and Shoes s. .5
s. Gents Calf Sewed Boots Sea35.
$3.50 Gents Veal Calf Button Boots s1-5
$3.50 Ladies' Hand-turned French Kid Boots
1915.
$3 Ladies' Cousins Kid and Goat Button s. 40
$1.1o Ladies' Goat Common Sense Button, 81 30
$l.50 Ladies' Pebble Common sense Button 81 D.
81 Misses Hand-welt Button. Sl.65
WIN. HAHN cos
Reliable Shoe House,
SIG 9TH street and 1922 Pa ave.
New Year Cards, Goulds, 42l 9th st. 3
Eye Glasses 80 and p cents, IS. Pa. ave. @
1Oc Royal" CLUES broken china, glass, furniture
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In y Id. Ward prints, Acc. per 10.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk
&C. per quart. Cream 15c.
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and dollars, consult Hempler, CT. AZ
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A BOSTON MYSTERY.-In Boston, william Cleary
was removed from house on Chapman street TO
the city hospital Wednesday, probably fatally
Henry, states that on last Saturday evening she
had quarrelled with Cleary. She says that Ceary
first seized her by the throat, when she released
herself and fed. She ran up stairs and then was
told that Ceary had shot himself and was lying in
his blood on a sofa in the parlor. He was under
the influence OF liquor, she says. The woman has
wound in her neck, possibly made by bullet
Cleary had pointed pistol at her but she was so
excited, she says, that she could not say whether
he shot her or not. Foul play is suspected.
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TWO FIRENEN INJURED.-Henry II. Thomas and
Efklcha.rd McGrath, two nremen, were injured In
SernaIy by the hose carriage from No. engine
mouse oyerturning In the Capitol grounds it
was on the way 10 a fire which had broken out
vest erday afternoon IN the furniture store OF II. l.
Price, 625 Pennsylvania avenue southeast The
'ure was caused by the fall OF box OF matches on
y lump, and the damage amounted to $50.
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A SALVATION ARMY OFFICER CHARGED WITH ABB
DUCTION.-A special from Harrisburg, Pa, says:
Major Mcdonald an officer OF the Salvation army,
was arrested here to-day on dispatch from Man
helm, Lancaster county, on charge OF abducting
a young girl named Lizzie Engle. He claims that
Miss Engle came here and was admitted 10 the
army at her own request. She was sent to Kansas
City TO join the army there. Mcdonald was taken
to Mannheim this evening,
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IHE TAX ON THE AQCEDUCT BRIDGE.-The Judge
IN Special Term, Mr.. Justice JAMES, called up yes
'leruay the case OF the Alexandria Canal and
BridsSt company agt. the District OF Columbia and
iCrdeS5d that the papers be- sent TO the General
,TerIu 10 BE- heard there in the lrst instance This
suit brought In 1881 raises the question whether
the District could tax the Aqueduct bridge prop
cry OF MesSrs- Wells. DUNCAN & Co.
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AND PRESSED FOR 81
Coats, SO cents: Pants, 25 cents; tests, % cents
Altering and repairing done IN best manner.
Goods called for and delivered
EOS 9th Ut. nw- (telephone call 5o9.D, and -
n Calvert ct, Baltimore. Telephone call l51l-2
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LOST AND FOUND.

oST-DECEMBER %, BLACK SPANIEL. DOG.
lLReward il returned to WHEATLEY BROS George
town. 1T
r oST-A BLUE SKYE DOG, BoBTAII. ANSWERS
II /to the of Price Tag No $50. Please return
to 413 18th ST. n. W, and get reward. 1t
II osT-oN WEDNESDAY NIGHT LAST, BLACK
IL and Tan Terrier had collar and tag the forIner
bearing name OF Mrs j. L. Patton, 345 Mass. ave.
Suitable reward at l2l o St NV. n
n OST-DECEMBER 30, NEAR RESIDENCE OF
IL Alfred Richards, 1l23 New Jersey ave- = e.
Spotted Carriage Dog with rope round his necE He
ward il brought to 1918 X 81. u. W. III
NOUND-NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE. A LADY's
II Wallet. The owner may obtain the same at l.s:5o
kiegrs ST. III
II oST-PURsE CONTAINING A SIM OF MONEY
IL and Pay Receipt Department of Justice Gay
nent of Which has been stopped) Asutabe reward III
left at Star Office d3l-%t
II osT-oN THURSDAY, BETWEEN AND 4
IL O'Clock M, Gold Watch, with jet Fob ana Gold
Locket and Jet Pencil attached Return TO NOkM-
LEY'S HOTEL Suitable reward viii he given. d3l "a
II osT-PUG PUPPY. ANSWERS TO The MAIZE
IL of Jim. Liberal rewardf returned 20 Domestic"
Sewing Machine ONCE, BOB 1T. nsw, Masonic lem
pie. d2sa
OsT OR MIsLAID-TEN SHARES OF STOCK OF
IL the Third Cooperative Building Association al
Washington, ID. &. Certificates of the num-
bered from 3S2 10 3Sl-issued to W A. korts. he
public warned against negotiating Tor fheIn fidsf
will be suitably rewarded by returning them 20 " A.
THOMPSON, 90Z Penn ave. NV. a~S-ot'
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WATCH NIGHT SERvICEs.-Watch night services
VIII De held usual this evening in AL the NethO-
DIST churches OF this District in observance OF the
passing away OF The Old year and the coming In OF
TIE new There viii be regular preaching services
held
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SAID He WAS DRUNK WHEN He STOLE THE
sH0Es--Thfs morning, in the Police Court Daniel
j. Mason, marine, was charged with stealing
pair OF shoes worth 81. so from in front OF W. K
Cohens shoe store, on Pennsylvania avenue, near
The corner Of 7th street. Officer Sutton, who
caught him In the act, testified that he saw the
defendant take the shoes and put them in an ad-
Joining hallway. When the defendant saw wit
ness he started 70 run but did not succeed in get
ting away. The defendant testified that he was
intoxicated at the time. The court imposed fine
or SO or 90 days In Jail.
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The WEEK OF PRAYEE.-The ladies of all denom-
An atoms viii unite In observing the week of
Prayer by assembling In the lecture room OF the
y irst Presbyterian church, ~ street, at eleven
Twin be considered: Monday, Praise and Thanks
giving; Tuesday, Confession OF Sin; Wednesday,
Friday, Missions; Saturday, All Nations. These
meetings will be presided over by ladies from the
episcopal, congregational, Methodist, Baptist and
Presbyterian churches.
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CHANGE AGAINST A POLICEMAN DISMISsED.-ThiS
MOI ming Ill the Police Court Officer Reuben "
~ ROW, OF the sixth precinct, WAS charged by
10 - Jones' cOiOred, with assault and battery
TT court after hearing the testimony said he could
ne believe Jones, knowing his reputation and dis
u lssed tine case
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THE BosroN IDEAL OPERA COMPANY The sale
~ seats Tor the performances OF this IayoriUe
Troupe next week Is now In progress at the box
,O1lce OF the National theater. The repertory for
<lAe Week Is an exceptionally attractive one. The
new tenor, Lawton, who created such a furOre In
SAlcaso as Lionel, In Martha" appears Monday
night in the same part. The company is now re-
narAaDly strong, containing the leading Old favor
1tes, reinforced by fresh talent OF high order.
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THE MODERN LANGUAGE CONVENTIONAL the
final session OF the modern language convention
in Baltimore yesterday the following officers We're
elected: James Russell Lowell OF Harvard, presi-
dent; A NJ. Elliott, OF Johns hopkins university,
secretary, and A. A. Todd, treasurer.
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4 HAD THE STOLEN PROPERTY UNDER HIS ARM
Daniel BraxIon. colored- II years OLD, was az
crested yesterday by Detectives Raf and Horne
ana locked up on suspicion OF stealing clothing
iIrOin VIM WEIGH, OF .-2U9 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest When captured Braxton had the
Stolen clothing under his arm. When searched
nlteen pawn tickets Tor silyerware clothing etc.
Court ne WIS charged with larceny, and the trial
Was postponed until next week
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DEATH OF GEN. LORING.-Gen. w. w. LOrIng
PaSha, formerly OF the United States army and the
confederate army, and later the commander Of
Lor1ngs corps in the Egyptian army, died OF pnsu-
mOnla at the st. Denis hOtei, in New York, last
evening.