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The Courts.

PROBATE CouRT--Jud0e Cor.
Yesterday, estate or ThoS l.. Riggs; admins.
traitor bonded and qualified. In re Emma 4. Rider
and Edward E. Rider, minors; Mary J. Rider
bonded as guardian. Estate OF Jno X. Condor;
order referring account to auditor. Estate OF Zach
Waters; ThoS Hopkins appointed administrator:
bond $50. Estate OF Chas. Rau; Thos Wilson or.
VIM. c. Costin; will admitted to probate and let
tiers testamentary TO Lucy E. COstin; bond $500.
Estate of Susan ]. Young; order OF sale granted.
commission executed Estate OF Maria l. Walker;
will admitted to probate and letters testamentary
to l Benjamin mi F. Leighton and Frank l. SUNNY;
cell appointed administrator: bond &, 900. Estate
OF stephen IL. MlricS; Emily NJ. Farless appointed
Sara s. and saraS NJ G THOMPSON Harriet CT
Sheckell and Ellen Owen; final notice ap-
pointing March 2: 1855 for settlement. Es-
bate and letters testamentary to Annie j.
'ONeal; bond $780, WIN OF Samuel v. Niles re-
turned and commission duly executed Estate of
ance OF Ananias Herbert February 10. In re Sallie
d. Todd and Georgian Todd; Georgia d. Todd APP
Oswald 6Hagan; Mary 0Hagan appointed guar nnH
dian; bond 1000. Estate Of Maria Berry; allow
ance for services Of attorney Estate Of Agnes NJ.
mentary TO Blair. Lee; bond 1000. Accounts
were passed as follows: Estates OF spencer +.
tavus Kicker: also, Frank 4. Browning, VIM. q.
Fisher, Ella Chase John G. Butler, and August
Petersen, guardians
EQUIrY CoURT-Judoe Cor
Yesterday. Main agt. Hoadley; restraining order
returnable February granted Barker agt. Kir-
near; Linden Kent appointed trustee to convey
Peterson agt. Peterson; examiner ordered to take
testimony.
POLICE CoURT-Jud0e Shell.
Yesterday. Jacob Ashton, colored, carrying
pistol; $40 or 80 days. Geo. w. Columbus, indie
cent exposure; Is or Is days. Annie Foley, disOr-
derby conduct; do. Lewis Major, profanity; s. or
days. Mary Brown and Alice Osburne, dsor-
derry conduct; collaterals forfeited. julius Wal.
ker, do; do. Alexander Lancaster, profanity; s.
or days. VIM. R1binitzki, profanity; s. or days.
Robert Stubbs, disordery conduct; collateral for
feited.
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To BREAK THE BLOCKADE.
Navigation to be Resumed ON the P0-
tOnnac Tomorrow.

tOnsac TO.Morr0w.
A HEAVY TUG WITH An IcE-PLow TO FORCE PAS
SAGE THROUGH THE ICE FROM KLEvRNTH-sTRREr
WHARF TO THE MOUTH OF THE RIVER.
and shows no more signs of breaking up than 1t
did a week ago. though 1t has been partially
"rotted" by the thaw. Mr.. John w. Thompson,
president of the Inland and Seaboard Coasting Co.,
said to-day that the steamer Jane Moseley would
resume her regular trips to Norfolk and Fortress
Monroe Sunday afternoon. The boat has been
ironed for the occasion, and there Will not be the
slightest danger In making the trip. The steamer
will leave her wharf at O'Clock tomorrow, with
freight and passengers, and will arrive here ag:in
Tuesday morning. The steam tug Templar, with
astrong ice-plow, will go ahead to break the ice,
and behind her will follow the tug Reyes, with a
tow OF oyster boats This win open the channel
from the 11th-street wharf to the mouth of the
possible freshet. The other river steamers will
make their regular trips Monday. itYas stated
at the river-fr0nt to-day that the THICKNESS OF the
Ice varied from or inches in the channel to or
10 inches on the Hats The river Is frozen over
some distance below Blackiston's Island In Hunt.
ing Creek, near Alexandria, ice inches thick was
cut yesterday.
NO DANGER OF FLOOD.
"All is quiet on the Upper Potomac" said the
predictions ofcer OF the Signal once to STAR
porter this morning. "There seems to be no dam
VIII be any. AT any rate we shall get word at
once when there are any bad signs. The present
rain Will not last longer than 10 morrow morning.
when 1t Will be followed by clear, fair weather."
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EATEN BY RArs.-The wife OF a farmer, named
Henderson, living IN Cas- county, Ind, having oc-
casiOn 70 visit the barn on her husbands farm,
TOOK her nine months old child with her, and laid
him down on a bale OF hay while she attended TO
the feeding OF some cattle. suddenly nearing
great uprOar. and the child loudly crying, she
rushed 10 where she had left IT, and 20 her horror
fnund 10 surrounded by score OF large rats, VINO
sne discovered were gnawtng and tearing away
ferociously at what she had az nrst supposed was
her child, but which she later discovered, 10 her
intense happiness. was n large bottle or scotch
oats Essence which she was using Tor Neuralgia,
and hch she had inadvertently lett Dy the cniids
ride.
One of the rats Is afterward said 70 have re-
marked that there were more oats 10 the square
inch In that bottle than any OF the fraternity had
ever before seen Whatever the rats opinion Is,
~ e certainly well known by thousands OF people
that scotch oats Essence Will cure every form OF
Nervous, Mental Neuralgia and Hysterical dis
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Trau,fer- of Rea, Es,a,.

Deeds In fee have been fled as follows: p II.
Cnristman 10 Henry Bernheimer, sub and part 2,
50. go; &. 200. Timothy Desmond to NJ higgins,
lot IA, 50. 5S7; sl,40O. F. j. McMillen to c. II.
Mixer, sub 6s, So 234; g. 800. D. Connell ct al to
W. T. Rowe. subs AZ and 81, SO. 619; e.. L. Gold
schmd to Mary A. Watts, subs 40 and Al, So 3ej:
f3:4S. Mary j. Arnold TO ii. II. Gerdes part III
50. 236: $1,000. Rebecca A. Blaine TO Susan ID
Mcconnell, part 8, So. $40; $3.50. susan d. Nc.
Connell 10 Louis Melines, sub ol, 50. S67; a. 500
Sarah N. Dunn 10 Caroline NJ. Wurcemann, lot !,
81 7Si. e. TO
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TuE REcoRD

The REconD
OF cures accomplished bv Hoods Sarsaparilla
can never be completely written Thousands
with hearts overlooking with gratitude have
written to us telling of the wonderful things
Hoods Sarsaparila has accomplished for them
The peculiar curative powers Of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla are successful when everything else
has failed. If your blood is impure. your di-
gestion is out of order your kidneys and liver
inactive, your body tired and full Of aches and
pains. try this peculiar medicine. 1t will do
you good.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA,
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for S. Pre-.
pared only by c. /. HOOD CO., Apotheca-
ries, Lowell, Mass.
ja24 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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LOCAL MENTION.


yssen,ions Sor fhe o. hours commencing at p m.
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, and
Virginia threatening weather and rain, followed
~ cleartng weather during sunday, slightly
warmer liz nj 20 fresh winds shifting 10 SOUTH
s.rIy and then TO westerly.
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nporox.o BOAT CrrB FAR $4,000 house.

Gvpsas IN FIVE wYExs-Haupts course opens
next Monday An unexcelled opportunity TO &C
Ouire a practical use Of German In most pleasant
maaner ir a brief time, by attending one hour
uAr day Hours. 1880 a m, 4:l5 and p. m,
Masonic Temple. and 9th. Investigation VI this
original method invited
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CITY ITEMS.

The Auction at 7th Street Palais Royal will
be continued all next week. Goods are selling for
almost nothing.
Special Bargains I'm Sewing Machines.
Remington, IS; Howe, 81; Singer, $40; w. & W.,
No. g. 81, all with drawers and drop leaf and all at
tachments, and warranted, at Oppenhelmer'S new
building, 5l4 9th street northwest.
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WilbOr'S Cod Liver Oil.
Phosphate or Lime, Soda, and Iron, cures Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Debility, Wasting Dis
ease, and ScrofulOus IIumors
TO the COMsll m ptive.-Let those who Ian
gush under the falal severity OF our climate
through any pulmonary complaint, or even those
who are in decided Consumption by no means
despair. There Is safe and sure remedy at hand.
and one easily tried "Wilbors Compound OF Cod
Liver Oil and Phosphates," without possessing the
very nauseat1ng flavor OF the oil heretofore used
Is endowed by the Phosphate OF Lime with heal
ing property which renders the Oil doubIy effica-
cious. Remarkable testimonials OF its efficacy can
be shown- Sold by A. b. WLLBoR, Chemist, Boston,
and all druggists. eo}t
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusements TO.utghs.

Masonic TENPLK--Henry Georges Lecture.
NArIoSAL--Mrs. Potter in "Loyal Love-"
ACCOMPLISHMENTS ''The Gladiator"
HAKRIs,.-"On the Frontier"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Troupe.
MANASSAS PASoRAAA.-Day ana evening.
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Phillips Digestiblc Cocoa, delicious
easily digested and highly nour1shing. 8
Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
free. WALFORD, AS7 Penna. ave. s,m,wGS
S3 Per Gallon. s5c. Quart Bottle, No. 1
Rye Whiskey, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. MCGEE's, 9th near ID st. was
''ROyal Clue" mends China, GlassWood, &C,
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u 10. "Ward" prints 45c. per ID
Also. cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet MILK
sc. per quart.
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The grand opera OF Tannhauser will be given at
New National Theater on Monday evening, there
fore iJ would be well TO remember that the
Rergner q Engel Brewing Cos. Philadelphia
Tannhauser Beer, recognized rs the leading beer
OF the city, be found at all hotels and reStau-
ranLa
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$4,000 House roR so CENTS. Get tickets.

TEE LARGEST VARIETY OF Etchings, Engravings,
Go In the city All kinds Of frames made at low
rates Regilding old frames speciality.
WOOD FORSYTH, 120S + st.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

IloR RENT-FURNIsHEp
D, Nstssar Thomas Circle ars. all t.per seoo
lStn ST, above Dupont Circle. Tor. ali m H.. ITO
UNFINISHED.
p Dur Clrc.e. H. rooms all MOI iInrs 80
l124 Set n W. cor 18th 81, 10 rooms ......... 80
s93 81, h St Nv 10 rooms all mod nps 81
Ne cor OH and SITS. n W. once. ID icor
o3l 7 ST n ~. 10 rooms ali mod in.ps' ....... al
AZ az ID St ne sr all mod q
,.,s zoo. TYLER ( KUfHEkFoRD.: .
|r aSi5 3 I'm large
land and si M W. store 30 p p. ., y; ier.
lt so siS w. ssi,,se ssa family 30
L,oR RENT-93l RHODE ISLAND AVE n. w,
Il Brick dwelling. 10 rooms. all mod imps. in nice
condition. location very desirable rent reduced 10
js;jo- lot s55 st. NV.
IHoR RENT-A sEvEN-RoOM BRlCk HOUSE.
ern improvements. Rent s.2. Apply ga 18th St
IyoR RENT-I72O I4IH ST NV. NINE ROOMS.
yard; $40 per month Keys a, BRENSAS;s DrS
FOR RENT.92 D ST; s.w;. FouR-RooM BRICK
Il house, with water aid parking in front; Sl2 per
month Inquire on premises f3-3t'
L,OR RENr-EOUsES ,3a3 { SITS e. Sis : $40 A 3
I2Qs q ST. NV Tor. so 649 d ST. "a. Or. o., 50
205 st. NV. 9rs..... 30 l226 st ne Or 20
926 Mass av n~a Or SO pig 10th ST. llr.... Is
lsos Pa ay NV. Or g 2o2t Bdy. st NV, Or. 10
1908 Marion St NV. 2sl Is ria ST. NV.
poi \ j ave Sc iir ;sg 1905 u 81, se
l232 q st nM1r ....;5 1852 9TH ST n. w. 81. -
3l3l st n w. % 50 Myrtle u ne. l2
3la tn st. s.w- ST.. p IS TO az Shows ally n.
Cor I'm and Bay sts SO is,h St NV. rs 10
3os St NV 20 So SO I'd St ne 1e.. ar 10
~ m la si rs. i / r Ist I 4. 20
STORES OFFICES &e
Gunton Build'g rms.lo ;Gunton blg RIM - 10 20
store and dwelling. a0i G IN n Il nv s Rm
LIST St n. W. Tor. 20 IS Gunton Bldr rms, n
46S Laaye, I'd floor. 30 Az Ia. ave. . base
Vernon Row. room 80 n.ent rs-..............-..S
Store and dwelling 4oI Stable rear 400 L 81 NV 4
ST. n e., u rs-.--.--.-.2Oi
The above is only portion Of the property on my
books For fun list call at o1hce for bulletin issued
the LIST and 18th. lf3l THos. T. wAGGAMAN
IsoR RENT-12l9 81. NV, A LARGE BRICK
II Dwelling. fourteen rooms modern improvements.
large brick stable aud carriage house For particulars
Bsnh Of RUSS National Ns'FqgGi Ina
I,oR RENT-THE BUILDING 937 ST. WITH
y lease tor three years from the LIST OF November,
1857: has fine store room. Handsomely finished,
2oxso coacreted cellar. same size two above.
most eligible offices. handsomely fitted Inquire
film r. o HOFFMAN
l,oR REM q sT., DESIRABLE HOUSE, 9
Il BUcHiNAN, The Clarendon, i4oi \. y aysii' st:
NOR RENT-9I4 DsI s. W. q ROOMS MODERN
A improvements. Apply TO 600 81. n. W. fiat
II UNFINISHED.
81. est s.w, Or. $40 l0l2 ST; Is
2llo lith ST. % 2250 Cleveland ay Or ID %
212S 10th St, 6r.......lJ
FURNISHED
1888 St. sl25
ja3O-6t i:5th and sts
LNoR RENT-A LOVELY CORNER RESIDENCE,
! AIS o st. been built only three years; newly
papered and painted. IL rooms. with all modern inn
proyements: rent $40. Inquire at 414 y ST. n W.
lat
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Sales Of Real Estate.

Susan d. Mcconnell has bought for 1880 Of
Rebccca A. Blaine pit lot g. 50. 9i2, fronting 10 ID
feet on the south side OF East Capitol ST., between
9th and 10th SITS. east
r. Goldschmid has sold to Mary Ann Watts for
$3}is, lots 40 and A. square 395, on Sth street,
between and S, q. W., containing :}722 feet OF
ground; TO TarletOn II. Beam for s., 500 house No
rusi and VIM 7. Miller, trustees for 81, OOO lots
10, IL and Il, In square S,I5, corner 9th and +
streets northeast. containing 99l feet OF ground
10 same. for $1,000 east feet OF lot IL, all OF IA
between LIST and North Capitol streets, Containing
PVT feet OF ground; TO X. T. Meany, for 81, 100
house No. 2e54 Cleveland avenue northwest.
u W. Appler has bought, for $1,000, OF Mary r
Greer part -, So 40, ID feet inches by 122, on
the south side or II street, between 21st and 2.,d
streets. j.. &. Lang has bought, for S4,lOO OF j.
Sprlgg Poole sub 81, 50. 212, l39 square feet on
tne south side OF street, between 14th and 18th
streets northwest.
was nled yesterday In the Probate Court He
leaves 10 his daughter Laura W, lot l. square 1g,
anu tne ADJOINING real estate to his daughter-in-
law, Kate Callaghan.-The Will OF 8. Augustine
~ butt was also MED She leaves all her property
70 her oaugnter Louise. whenever the farm Elm
wood IS sold her sons, David and Shields are 70
have $500 each
FRAUDULENT MKSDIcASrs-A correspondent
warns charitaoly disposed citizens against a pre-
OF Distress and also advises examining before NV
Ing 70 well-dressed young men with arms In sli1Qs
claiming blood poisoning, &C.
., Grand ARMY posr REuNros.-Hon. J. T. john
ston, OF Indiana; Hon. Jos. Lyman, OF Iowa: Past
Department Commander Burke and Suryeon-C3ep.
erai Donohue made addresses at the reunion las I
evening OF Meade Post, No. 2, q. A. 4
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BUY TIckEr-sIO,OO house.

WALL PAPER window shades, &C. R W. Hen
derson Co., IIl3 street n W.
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Hats for Spring Of 1855.

Broadway Style SILK Hats, 81, s., 50.
New StiT and Flexible DerbyS, 81. so to "a.
Soft Felt "Tourist's," CruShers Ko-ko's. &C., &C.
Also splendid stock New Neck-wear, &C.
X. G. LEWIS SON, 1927 N. Y. ave-, Lehman Bdg.
Branch at 800 1th st. NV. Fixed prices. 2
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For Throat Disease and Coughs use
Browns BRONCHIAL TROCHES. Like all really good
things. they are initiated. The genuine are sold
only In boxes. tu.th.sk3
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buy any other make OF trunks and harness
when you cannot get Tophams at 1881 Pa. ave.
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FINDER DATE OF NOVEMBER Is, 1887. FROM
~ Chilcothe. Ohio . lady. formerly OF this city,
writes; IL Is now year since l commenced using
place MY hair at that time was in bad way falling
with fearful rapidity indeed feared entire badness
With many misgivings then bought bottle OF
Crystal Discovery, but to my delight IL work ID
wonders. shortly after my hair stopped falling aad
now have an abundance again and in good condition.
and not hair TO be seen" This certainly s
cellent testimony. and deserves publication NAT.
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THE CITY MARKETs.-The Official price current Of
the Washington Produce Exchange says: The flour
market is quiet and dull. Wheat is lower. Corn
and oats steady. Prime and choice timothy hay
in good demand at good prices Nearly all the
fresh made butter coming to hand shows more or
less defects. Strictly faultless goods meet ready
sale at the prices that have prevailed for two or
three weeks past Daily receipts OF eggs liberal,
while demand is constant. No demand for any not
strictly fresh. Receipts OF poultry have been
liberal, but an active demand has enabled re-
ceiyers TO place all arrivals readily within the
range OF quotations. Wild ducks scarce and
wanted. Quail In good supply. Pheasants and
grouse steady. Potatoes, BEANS and onions active
Receipts OF pork light, and demand brisk at full
quotations.
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A Little BOY Terribly Beaten.

sAvAGELY ASSAULTED BY A CoLoRED YoUTH-THR
BEATEN BOYS INJURIES OF sERIOrs CHARACTER.
Yesterday afternoon number OF small white
boys and girls, passing along 9th street south
west on their way home from school, were anus
Ing themselves by throwing snow-balls at each
other, when q colored school girl on the opposite
side OF the street said to some colored boys Look
at them poor white behring's snow balling you"
Samuel Skinner, an eight-year-old white boy.
One OF the cOlored boys, named George Jones,
eleven years old beat Skinner over the head until
he was rendered unconscious and to finish up
his work he drew knife, which he was about TO
use when some ladies interfered. Ofilcer Geoghan.
after long chase, succeeded in Capturing Jones,
and locked him up. The little boy Who was 50
badly injured was removed to his home, No. Ala
9th street southwest, where he was attended by
Dr. Hazen, who pronounced his wounds OF
serious nature. This morning lie was still uncOn-
Scious and In a critical condition. In the Police
Court the case against Jones was continued in
definitely, and warrant was issued for one Of the
other participants in the affair.
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HuyIER'J COCOA for breakfast and supper.
Vanilla and family chocolate; pure, healthful
Sold BY grocerS Wholesale depot, JAS l. Barbour
a son.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS AsrnosYs. 9o5 Pa ave.
uFoK SALE EVERYWHERE. Potomac Fair tickets.
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FUEL AT SUMMER PRIcEs.-The cheapest and
cleaneSt fuel Is Washington Gas Company'S coke.
johnson Bros, sole agents.
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fAdv.rtt..,na,tl

HoR SlrE-The greatest bargain In this city for
q per foot, on 12In street northwest SOxI6O feet
70 30-root alley, with 10foot side alley. Property
selling all around IL for 81 so per foot For further
particulars call and see wash'n Danenhower sue
cessor 70 Danenhower g Son, Ills r street north
vesl
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SUBSCRIBE for ''The Knapsack." Fifty cents a
year IN advance.
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I GREAT IspucKxkSr, $4,000 house.

BoGEKT's COUGH SYRUP contains no poison and
can De given to children with perfect safety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-04

BURN COKE still selling at summer prices not
withstanding the strike In the coal region
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DAVIS, 723 9TH St, VIII make one large crayon
and dozen nicely finished cabinet portraits for
s.. come and see them.
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kuttOnhOles TO order
at OppenheimerS, 514 Och street northwest

The Revere House, Boston. Elegant, com.
Portable, home-like; the best cuisine in America.
European plan. Rooms from 81 q day up.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
A LBAuoTs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
FAREWELL PERFORMANCE
TONIGHT AT g.
Americas Brilliant Young Tragsdian.
ROBERT DOWNING.
Under the MANAGEMENT Of
Mr. Jos. H MACK.
In the 0randest Production Ever Given Of
Forrest and McCullough's Greatest Successes.
SPARTACUS. THE GLADIATOR
MONDAY FEBRUARY 9.
THE ROMANTIC EMOTIONAL DRAMA
ROBERT b MANTELL.
In D'Ennerys Romantic Drama,
MONBARS. "a
ELKs' SIXTH ANNUAL BENEFIT.
ALBAueHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
AFTERNOON. FEB. 9TH. 1888.
IN AID OF THE CHARITY FUND.
Tho greatest show ever given under one roof. A
regular Theatrical Carnival.
LOOK AT THE ARRAY OF TALENT.
RICE's EvANGELINE COMPANY.
EVANS EoEY COMPANY.
"PARLoR MATCH"
ROBERT B. MANTELL and COMPANY
in
"MoNBARs."
MR. and MRS. JOHN w. ALBAUGH
"DAY AFTER THE WEDDING"
EDMUND COLLIER
JACK CADE"
And the following world-renowued speciality artists:
Msrtell Bros. Kelly Murphy Mignani Family.
Murphy Wells, Sam Devere, William MON shon
John A. Coleman. Frank Cline. Flora Moore. Kittie
O'Neil. Polly Mcdonald and Lula Freith.
Reserved seats for sale Droops Music Store, 925
Pa ave. fat
A LBAUGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE
MONDAY AFTERNOON. FEB 9. AT 2:3o.
HOFFMAN, CONCERT,
Under the personal direction Of
MR. HENRY E. ABBEY,
OF Abbey, Sch1fel L Grau.
JOSEF HOFMANN
Accompanied by Nine HELENE HASTREITER, Con.
tralto; Six. De Anna Baritone; Miss Nettie
Carpenter. vlolinist: Sig. Romualdo and
Sapio. Accompanist,
Note: On this occasion
JOSEF HOFFMAN,
will conduct Adolph Neuendorf's Grand Orchestra
who will perform the
POLONAIsE AMERICAINE
Composed and scored by JOSEF HOFFMAN,.
Scale Of Prces-S2.5O, g. 81, and SOC. General ad-
mission, 81.
Seats now on sale at the Box Office of the Grand Open
House.
Weber Grand Piano used. ja3O-6t
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
Last appearance Of
MRS. POTTER,
Supported by MIR. KYRLE BELLEw, by courtesy
Of MI H E. Abbey. Wallack's Theater and NIB. HENRY
LEE.
TONIGHT AT S........................LO LOYAL LOVE
SUNDAY EVENING. FEDS.
Mr.. CHARLES DICKENS
Will read doctor Marigold" and Bob sawyer'a
Party"
Reserved seats, % and so cents.
Next week-NATIONAL OPERA IA
GRAND OPERA sEAsoN-NExT WEEK.
NEW NATIONAL THEATEk
ONE WEEK. BEGINNING MONDAY NEXT
FEB. @.
NATIONAL OPERA
Charles E. Locke...................Ge General Manager
SALE OF SEATS NOW OPEN AT THE BOX
OFFICE OF THE NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
REPERTOIRE:
Monday, Elaborate production Of Wsgnsrs Grand
Opera
TANNHAUsER.
Tuesday, FAUST; Wednesday, THE QUEEN OF
sHEBA; Thursday, NERO. with the burning Of
ROME: Friday THE HUGUENOTS; Saturday mat
inee, LOHENGRIN; Saturday night, THE FLYING
DUTCHMAN. 1t
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
SUNDAY EVENING. FEB S.
READINGS FROM DICKENS.
By His Son.
CHARLES DICKENS
ellis farewell appearance in washington)
On which occasion he will read the famous Christ
mas story, DOCTOR MARIGOLD,n concluding will
selections from Fckwtck's BOB SAWYERS PARTY
Reserved seats rs and SO cents. now on SALE f3-2
4 BALCONY SEATS NATIONAL OPERA,
Tickets 81 each. For sale at
fist RYANS INN. AS 18th st. n ".