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Alexandria Affairs.

reported 1Or lHE EVENING STAR.
UNITED STATES CouRTs.-The January term Of the
Circuit and District Courts OF the United States for
virginia, held here by Judge Hughes, closed yes
terday evening. The grand jury OF the Circuit
Court, which has had the Norfolk broken bank case
under consideration since Monday, brought In yes
terday afternoon true bills for violation OF the ma
tional banking law against President Whitehead,
Cashier G. n. Balm, Assistant Cashier TOOmer'
Bookkeeper Hill, and Director X. 7. X. Barn. These
cases will be tried at Norfolk when the court
holds Its session there. Indictments were found,
also, against ChaS. Mills and Ii. Clayton Maddox
OF Fauquter, and j. Robinson Of RappahannOck,
for violating the internal-revenue laws In the
District Court B. w. Hill was convicted OF violat-
ing the internalrevenue law. and sentence sus-
pended.
DEATH.-Mr. Samuel o. Bagot, a well-known old
citizen, who was for some time insane, died last
night. His remains were brought to the house of
Mrs. Wimsatt, on Royal street, and he will be
buried from St. Mary's church tomorrow after
noon.
ELECTION OrFIcERs.-The city electoral board
has chosen Edgar Warfield, r NJ. Latham, Geo
steiner, j. Frank Cook and G. F. Dyson general COM
misslonerS OF elections and the following election
Judges: First Ward-J. +. Cook, E. Warfield and
BoOSart and I. Teed. Third Ward-Geo. f. steiner
Geo. Uhler and 7. j. Edelin,. Fourth Ward-J.
Frank COOK, Champe Walker and j. F. Dyson.
NoTEs.IAlthough Alexandria has delivered
yet the case against the city has not yet been dis
missed, and awaits the certificate OF the Secretary
OF the Treasury OF the delivery OF the stock
The oficers OF Potomac Lodge OF Odd Fellows were
installed last night.-F. G. Rodgers, OF this city,
has received the contract, at 81 cents per 100 for
washing the towels Of the Interior Department at
Washington.-The Alexandria Musical Associa-
ton has arranged for It's third complimentary
rehearsal next week. Mr.. P. NICK. Bell has been
elected musical directOr.-The services OF the week
OF prayer took place last night, with an excellent
attendance, at Trinity NJ. E. church. The week
Will conclude tonight with services at the Second
Presbyterian church.
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BACK AND SHOULDERS

Are the parts usually attacked by rheumatism and
the JOINTS at the knees ankles hips and wrists also
sometimes affected The cause of rheumatism is Tactic
acid circulating with the blood, which attacks the
joints and the local pains
and aches Of the disease. Hoods Sarsapara purines
and enriches the blood, and has proven wonderful
remedy for rheumatism.
81 have taken Hoods Sarsapsria for dyspepsia and
tonic Alternative, with the most beneficial results
have also used it for rheumatism, with good effect
regard it Of the very best family medicines,
and would not willingly be without it." A. B. CURRY.
Providence, r
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81; six for s5. Prepared only
by G HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR s
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Legislation for the District.
WHAT COL LUDLOW SAYS ABOUT BILLS THE COMM
sIONERs ARE PREPARING FOE CONGRESS.

WHAT COL LUDLOW SAYS ABOUT BILLS THE C0MMIS-
sIoSBRS ARE PREPARING FOB CONGRESS
District Commissioner Ludlow told a STAR re-
porter today that the majority OF the bills which
the Commissioners are preparing TO submit TO
Congress intended TO correct defects In exist
Ing laws He said that In such cases as the fire.
escape, the elevator and the steam-engtneers acts
IL Il desirable that the defects be Immediately
rected and the laws made operative and serviceable
AT this session OF Congress the Commissioners
Will ask for authority 10 make rules and regula-
tons governing the harbOr front. Col Ludlow
said that although the District has a haroor-
master IL has no harbOr regulations. There Is
no law now under which the Commissioners
can regulate the passage OF vessels 20 and from
the city. The leasehOld OF the wharf front lies In
the United states, and the District Commissioners
their agents, should have some definite au-
thOrity by which they can be made a source OF
revenue 10 the District and the United states.
THE FIRE-EsCAPs LAW.
Commissioner Ludlow has requested Building
Inspector Entwisle 10 examine the flre-escape
Law with the view Of making such suggestions
70 the Commissioners as will be necessary
10 secure the proper amendment OF this
Law at the present session OF Congress-. In speak
Ing Of the law for the Inspection OF elevators Col
Ludlow said to-day that some provision should be
made 10 pay the Inspector OF elevators TO author
lie entrance 10 houses, and the imposition OF fees
IyI each Inspection.
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Coming AGnuses,sents.

NATIONAL THEATER.-The reorganized Boston
Ideal Opera Co., during It's engagement at the Ma
tional Theater next week. will cOnfne itself to a
higher class OF work than has been customary with
the troupe In previous seasons To give such operas
as 1.-The Daughterof the Regiment" and Carmen"
the auxiliary forces OF the company have been
strengthened, the orchestra consisting Of twenty
musicians and the chorus containing thirty people
Mile. Zelie De Lussan Is still the prima donna Of
the troupe The other ladies are Miss Ida Klein,
Miss Helen Dudley Campbell, conrtalto. and Miss
Harriet ATery, mezzo-soprano The male men,
Baxter, tenors; w. ii. Clark, basso j. w. Herbert,
comedian, and A. d. Saxton, baritone.
ALBAuGH's OPERA HoUsE.mMrs. Langtry is rap
idly recovering from her illness and IL Is now
certain that she will be able to keep her en-
gagement here next week. She will appear in
"As in Looking Glass, the play in which She had
season supported by an unusually strong CON-
pany, including Mr.. Maurice Barrymore, Mr. Fred
er1ck Everill, Mr.. Mark Lynch, Mr.. Ii. A. Weaver
Miss Hattie Russell and Miss Catherine Florence
THE HOFFMAN, CoNCERTs.-The musical Sensa-
ton or the season Will be the appearance In this
city next week OF Joseph Hofinann, the ten-year-
old boy, whose wonderful piano playing has been
the talk OF New York for some weeks. IL Is said
that Rubinstein declared young Holman to be
the equal OF Mozart at the same age. He not only
renders the most difficult compositions OF the
great composers with brilliancy but improvises on
themes given him by his audiences, and does
original work OF his own Of much merit There Is
no doubt his appearance at the Congregational
church on Monday evening and Wednesday after
noon will attract large audiences. The presence
OF such artists as Mime. Hastreiter and Signor DE
Anna In the company Will prove additional at
fractions
Boston SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CoNcERT.-The
concert OF the Boston symphony Orchestra on
Wednesday afternoon next at Albaugh's opera
House Will be musical event OF importance. Mr.
Gericke ranks among the great conductors, and
his orchestra Will have the full complement Of
seventy-nve men with which II plays in Boston
Miss Aus der One, the sololst, Is recognized as a
remarkably fine pianist
The BJoU THEATER-The military drama, "Her
Atohement" VIII De presented at the BiJou for one
week, commencing Monday matinee. The cast
includes Gussie De Forrest, Jean Delmar and
Frank Harrington
hgRSANs THEATER--The Kernels and their
capital variety organization Will return to Ker-
mans next week. Besides Harry and John Ker-
neli, the troupe contains the Luciers, RONALD
Brothers, LeonZo and Jennie Miaco.
WONDERLAND next week will give It's patrons
new and interesting curiosities In the museum
ana new performances on the stage.
SCOTT-SIDDOSs.-At the Congregational church
on Monday, January 10, Mrs. Scott-Siddons will
give one OF her admirable entertainments, Her
program for Washington will be OF especial excel
fence, including, by request the old fayorite "A
senator Entangled.' -
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Affairs i'm West washington.

DIED OF HIS INJURIEs.-Michael McNally died at
his mothers residence on Canal street, between
Jefferson and 31st streets this morning, between
and O'Clock, in the twenty-fOurth year OF his
age. 1t will be remembered that McNally was re.
turning from Harris Bijou Theater the night Of
December 26th, when the gate upon the plat
form OF Washington and Georgetown street car
gave way near 25th street, causing the deceased
TO fall upon the street, where his right leg was
It. The injured leg was amputated a few days
afterward and the unfortunate boy was appar-
emily recovering, when suddenly a change for the
worse took place this morning, which resulted in
his death. He was the only support OF widowed
mother and two sisters. His funeral will take
place Monday.
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ovEEoo,rs reduced TO 600. ErsEMAS's 7tn E

Nuss A. NELSON formerly OF New York, and
late 0l the Palat- Royal, wishes TO inform her pa
trOus that they can nud her at LOS + 81. NV.
Ni,s Nelson has an elegant line or foreign ana do
me.tic cIrs-ts Evcry popular make known Bus
Tea rlrmS braces, steel>, laceS, and everything
comprising the COrsetiere. Her Specially Is cor
SITS u Orier. C1rs-Js Numbered and rebOned.
Stout ladies who want comfort should call Oh Miss
NeI.on Private paTlOT Tor ntting.
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OvEKcoArs reduced 20 $3.50 EIsEAAN's, 9TH & Z

GKEAT BARGAINS IN JEwELRY.-Selling out en-
tfre stock 20 close business American watches In
gold and silver cases. Fine 1ewelry, gold headed
canes opera glasses, large asSOIt msnt OF Rogers
nnest quality quatruple plated ware. No reason
able offer refused on above goods, and every artf-
Gle warranted as represented or money refunded.
Ladson's. AS 9Th 81 Sec also our adyt. In Auc-
ton column
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A Perfect Cure.
OCTOBER o. 1886
Messrs. W. b. RIKER Son:
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MARGARET F. KELLY,
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FrssxILs Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
TEE HoxsIIEsr MAN ON EARTH.

The editor OF paper In Dubuque, Iowa, once
handsome was little over SIX months ago changed
Into probably the hOmelieSt man earth. This
terrible change was due TO a sudden attack OF Par
alyss OF the muscles OF side OF the face follow
Ing prolonged Neuralgia After Electricity and the
doctors al failed he tried Dr. Bucklands Essence
VI scotch Oats, and In thirty days was perfectly
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Prof. r. W. Prentiss, the professor OF physics IN
Columbian University, delivered lecture last even
Ing In the rooms OF the Y. NJ. c. A. on Light and
Lighting" He had a large and attentive audience.
Articles OF Incorporation signed by VIM Finn,
Jno. Hopper and q. r Weeks, for the fremont
club" were nled yesterday. Literary improve
ment and social intercourse are the objects stated
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NkrIoSAI--"DOrothy."
ALBACGHs-"TheD aniteS-
MANASSAS PASoRANA--Day and evening.
kERSAS's-Hallen Harris Troupe.
HAxRIs'.-"Neyer Say DE"
Observation-Disclosures and CuriositieS
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LOCAL MENTION.
The WeRIher.

y-s~1fso,, ND- the ?. hours commencing nf ~ N
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia colder fair weather, light to fresh winds
EeNOIuing uorthWtsferly.
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kDwAKD =. MERTZ-
FaSlily druggist and chemist
IOl+ street corner Ilth northwest,
MashingtOn's leader ia iOw prices,
has ALWAYS ON hand fun stock OF fresh drugs,
me,iiCI1es proprietary medicines, toilet articles,
perfumeTy, brushes. combs, &C
Prescriptions A specially; everything pure and
OF the Dssr at reasonable prices.
A fun line OF Riker's celebrated family medicines,
sualet articles, perfumes, Sc, always en- hand
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VIZ HAVE ALL KINDS OF pictures, including proof
etchings, engTavings. phOtOgrayures and water
cOlOrs: also The most select assortment OF mould
ings for framing In the City-an at the lowest
prices. We make a speciality Of regilding. Wood
& EOrsVth- l2fS r Street.
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AL our $3.50, s7.U0, $500. 5000 and $1,000
N1furaI He'll Lynx Nuns reduced 20 SJ.ssS and 90
Chldrer-' ChinchtIlA sets marked down from
Ssss- O. S1aS. This do 10 clear them out before
We take stock LGNSBURGH a. Bro.
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oyuscolrs reduced TO $3.50. ErsEx.s's, 7th & E

MANY OF the customers OF Josephine ii. Egan
Will b. glad 70 learn that her SUCCESSORS Jen-
nings Co, OF SO East 10th street, New York, are
at the Arlington Hotel, parlOr Z, with q full line
OF day and evening dresses, which are well
worth examining by the ladies' OF Wash
inytOl
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HoIDAYsi HOLIDAYsi-GO 70 Davis, 7.S3 9TH St
for your pictures. one large crayon and one doz
nnely finished cabinet portraits for only s.. Come
and ,cc them
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REIsISsER's Ice cream, ..a5 @ st. NV.

DAVIS ~ -th ST. viii make one large crayon
and on. dozen nicely Hi,le1 cabinet portraits for
o. Come and sc them
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The National Rifles.
REPORTS RECEIVED AND PLANS CONSIDERED At THE
ANNUAL MEETING.

kEFUEIS KktkIF kD And PLANs CONSIDERED AT The
ANNUAL MEETING
AT the annual meeting OF the National Rifles at
their arrnory last evening the following board of
directors was elected for the ensuing year: Jas F.
oyster, jos y. Manson, Geo. W. Evans Jos w.
Howell Henry h simpson, VIM K Ellis, Chas G.
r. Conger, Jas F. Ii. BloiS Clayton L simms,
Prank McDermott, Robt b. Cuttings, WIN. Z Col
laisy, Geo u shoulders, Thoa A. Garner and Jno.
A Evans The reports OF the secretary and treas
Nrer showed that there was balance on hand In
the treasury OF S5So.24; that the floating debt OF
the company had been paid, and that there were
no outstanding liabilities except the mortgage
debt
The company adopted the report OF a special
committee, recommending the forming OF an ali-
ance with the Georgetown orchestra for the pro-
duction OF musical concerts during the season.
Lieut. Geo. W. Evans was elected chairman OF q
special committee TO arrange for a tour OF the
company the coming summer with the privilege Of
selecting his associates on the committed,
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FayoRs EOR rHE GERNAN, I'D Gould's an eth sd

MAD SoCLE, from 800 9th ave, New York, WIN re-
with full line OF dinner ball and evening dresses
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BIC SMASH Up
IN The PRICES OF DRY GOODS.
AsTRAKAN CLOTH. a, reduced to 75c
Handsome BLACK Striped SILK VELvETS. 81. re-
Beautiful Wool and Silk DRESS GOODS. wide don
EIeeIient quality BLsGK Silk. 81 reduced 7sc.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS slightly soiied, 81 81
81 aA aSf aiorB p1A1ps ward and hal, ,,,,.
pure Wool and stk. u, reduced SOC.
CARRIERS.
III MARKET SPACE
COLORED SILK vELvETS 81; reduced TO Soc
French SA1TINE COMFORTS, o.. %.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, immense size extra
heavy. %, reduced to 81 81.
TRICo CLOTH. pure Wool. wide double width. tno
FRENCH sEkGE. elegant Dress Goods all colors, all
pure hne Wool wide double width, tho reducton) NC
Cash Customers who buy % will receive one
OF the following presents: One pair Of large size
pure linen. Knitted fringe Darnask Towels.
worth IL; Half dozen pure linen fringed
Napkins: one pair Of beautiful Corsets one
large size pure SIX Munder, worth 81. Cash Custo-
mers who buy el0 will receive one of the
following prese4ts: One large size handsome Bridal
guilt worth 90 two pairs Of large size, pure linen
knotted frtnged Damask Towels Table Dsmask, pure
linen nne quality. 2h yds long; one dozen pure linen
Nspktns or one pair OF elegant Corsets.
eY Don't fail to ask for the valuable present Is
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Halhn's Bargain Slate.

Hams bargain SIates
For Saturday and Monday Only.
Goods that must be closed out before taking in
ventOry.
$237
Ladies' "Hahns Peerless" Goat Button, s1.sa
Ladies' 81 Hand-turned Glove Kid Congress and
Laced, $1.4S.
Ladies' Fannel-lined Laced Shoes, CSC.
Ladies' Flannel-lined House Slippers, 33c
Boys 80 Seamless Vamp Button, $1.15.
Youths S1.25 Veal Calf Button csc.
Child's Straight Goat Springfield Button, 49c.
Gents Fine hand-sewed Boots, 1918.
Gents Elegant MOrOcco-tOp Boots, 1886.
Gents SOlid-SOle Calf Boots, $l.S3
Gents 50 Fine Calf Seamless, Tackles, Button,
Laced and Congress. $40
Gents Genuine Calf Shoes any style or shape,
$780, WIN. HAHN Co.,
Only s22.5O
For one high arm new Improved Singer Machine,
with four drawers and all attachments, warranted
Tor nve years, at AuerDachs, 7th and Ii.
WilbOr's COd.Liver Oil, Phosphate Of Lime;
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FxK PORTRAITS Kets Kemethy. 1loo Pa

The ONLY OPrICI,S that fits spectacles upon
examination OF the eyes. Dr. NJ. We'll, Ash Pa ave
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Revere HOnSe.

Boston, European plan. Near depotS, stores thea
tiers. RemOdeled, refurnished, famous the world
over for its excellent cuisine and service. Rooms
81 up.
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q. WHATS BEST for HemoThOids? A. Bartletts
Pile SppositOries.
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Surgeon Gassaway's SO,, Killed.

DLo"S FHoh TRAIN AT WESTFlELD, N. y.
Aspecial 10 the Philadelphia Pres from Erie.
Pa, January g. says: "Dr. James NJ. Gassaway OF
the United states Marine Hospital Medical Corps.
and his eieyen-year-old son jamie were passengers
to-day on a Lake Shore train. This side OF West
field they left passenger coach to enter the
dining car. The boy, not hearing his fathers
warming, started 10 pass between the cars alone
The wind caught him with such force as to carry
him bodily from the train. A. W. Eaton, OF But
falo, undertook TO catch the boy, and also was
swept from the train Although the train was
running at a high rate OF speed. Eaton was nor
killed but the boy died shortly after he was picked
up. DR.. Gassaway was going from Portland Me-.
TO his future station at Cairo. ILL., and his son was
going 10 spend the winter with relatives In Gin
cinnati, where he had lived until recently The
remains VIII be taken TO Washington, ID. c., for
tnterment.n
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NEw LIFE AND yIGOR attends the use Of Bakers
Cod Liver oil aud Malt.
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Call AT 213i Pa ave-, TO see line crayon work.
J. II. GREGORY agent.
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PAnKEEs Ham BLsAx
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Nov Is The TINE TO BUY sAIRIR OUR
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e good shirt - can be bought anywhere at any
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Phillips' DigeStible Cocoa
Was served at International Medical Congress. 60
s. Per Gallon. Csc. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye WhiSkey, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. MCGEEs, 9th near st. w&S
''ROyal Glue'' mends China, Glass, WOOD, &C
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u h. "Ward" prints 4Sc. per h.
Also Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet MILK
sc. per quart.
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Collars and Cuffs, 9 cents q piece. Re-
Numbered within "a hours notice. Auerbach
Bro. 623 Penn. ave. Agents Rogers Steam Laun-
dry, Alexandria, Va. S,tu,th, I'm
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CITY. ITEMS.

Gentlemen wearing full dress will find COM
plete line OF Shirts, Neckwear, Gloves and every
thing necessary to complete evening costume at
Francs, cor. 9TH and ID sts
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

HUMAN ARrIFrcr,L EYES. Hempler's. ave. cor. AZ
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
A LBAUoEs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
TONIGHT AT 8.
LAST APPEARANCE OF
MCKEE RANKIN.
Supported BY MABEL BERT and Powerful Com
pany. in = new version Of the powerful drama,
THE DANITEs
Next week.-Mrs.. LANGTRY
in
AS IN A LOOKING-GLASS
Seats now on SALE H7
A LBAUaHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
THE
BOSTON SYMPHONY
75.r,,.,, ORCHESTRA
WIN. aEssickE .S Conductor.
aRAN MI MS nSfH
WEDNESDAY, JASuARY IL. AT $50
Mr.; ,GERICKE's Splendid Boston Orchestra was
THIRTY RI
fss; nsssE sr tie
The management take pleasurein announcing Is the
Solo1st,
FIR. ADELE AUS DER oHE
the Gifted Young Pianist.
THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Ii not unmindful Of the enthusiastic reception
corded TO last season, and pains will be spared
to make this concert q memorable occasion in the
musical year Of Washington.
Reserved Seats, 75c, 81 and 81. So now on sale at
ja2-m.w.fSs4t C. A. ELLIS. Manager.
TTNHE REDPATH LYCEUM BUREAU
ANNOUNCE
Mrs. SCOTT SIDDONS
In an evening Of her world-famous recitations.
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
MONDAY. JANUARY 10. 1888
Tickets Soc, 75c and 81. For sale at Ellis Music
Store, commencing Thursday January II, At O'Clock
AN.
Farewell tour in America. ja7-St
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THOMAS CoScERrs-Mr Theodore Thornss has
yese completed arrangements for two grand or
S1esial concerts 10 be given IN Washington. In
snuuon 70 MS great orchestra, he Will bring as
so.ossls NJ: Rafael Joseny and Mr.. Myron W.Whit-
, hsy M. Inomas has arranged programs OF great
phony, Eeethoven's .Ervicas the .yorspiels;s TO
Nagners Tristan ind Isoldes and sParsifai," and
numbers ~ Bernoz. Chopin and RuDensten- Mr..
Soseny VII play the Cnopin-ransig concerto, and
NJ WniSney VIII sing Schumanns Two Grena-
0ersP and Boethovens faQuesto toyabo.
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KNocKKD Orr IN THREE ROUSDs-A sparrtng
exhibition was given at Odd Fellows Hall Navy
ard, last night There were several pairs OF
boxers engaged The exhibition closed with
contest between jas Keenan, and VIM. Nally In
which, AZ tie close OF the third round, Nally was
"knocked out, and had 10 be carried from the
stage.