Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1884, Page 3

‘~F dae THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON ———— artT SATURDAY, JAWUARY 19, 1884-DOUBLE SHEET. eee ee wry : Tp ¢ . tha: Acton. He is as eminent LITERARY NOTES. CONGRESSMEN IN TOWN, Milliken, S. L., Maine, Hamilton house. IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE Simons PR CITY AND DISTRI Se Bizehel, €. Econn.ss Dupont circle WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE, Stevenson B - x4 < loney, 5 . National tel = on ™ S, ms AND cTH WANG CHING Foo. THE, WORKS OF ORVILLE DEWEY. Dp. win a | 4 List ef Senators and ro enmntives | Morrell, BN), Kan. 18 Grant Place. SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1884. Fenchel G & MAETERS. While Iam on the subject of the Japanese, it Hiographical Sketch. New and Complete Edition. —_ exe ey are Quarterea, Morey, H. L., Ohio, National hoteL EP Toobtain any of these Letters the applicant must | P30 7005 ced etal es y tie wall tomy wectabe Wane Ct Boston: American Unitarian Association, Morrison, W! R., Il., Willard’s hotel call for “ADVERTISED LETTERS.” Rady Devt 5 pie An Incisive Word or Two About Our | TAs le well to say awordabout Mr. WaagChing | pr. Dewey was one of the ablest and most SENATORS. Morgan, C. H., di0., $01 16th st Ev It not called for within one month they will be | Keberison HG Thomas WA Hod. who ia widely known as the Chinese editor | etoquent preachers of his denomination, which | Audrich, N. W.,R Lon tes ave Morse Tj Mase, S16 14th st oe ayy water le ing li : pon W. BolGwa dist Vic ak 7. J. H.. Iowa, Ebbitt house, <1 2 Be ete He is the interesting little mam | has boasted many able and eloquent teachers, | Allison. W. B.. Towa, 112i vt ave, MOOR. & Wot cine ee FRANK B. CONGER, Postmaster. Wiliams Col | Who started the frst Chinese paper in America | ang ever since his lamented death, in 1882, after fein ees ea eee eet Muller N.. N.Y, Weicker's. suan LADIES’ LIST. weer v1 arent | ang ean ress i ‘ » ” Ly s. F., Del., B 7 = 5 RS Kelloex M: at at of a Ls and made a glittering failurerof it in six weeks. along, honorable and useful career, there has | Beck. J” B., ky., cor. sth and Mass. ave, aarey) Sha sen se res Me Lodo E rity ie Batter a a } our children are | He printed half of the paper in English and half | heen demand fora cheap complete edition of | Blair, H. W.. N.'H., 201 East Capitol st. Muldrow, H. L., Miss, Evbttt housa eae : Wileon Le tin th s,andinwhat | in Chinese and he engaged almond eyed laun-| his works. In response to that demand comes ieee oe sean bites, Neece, W. H., lis., 318 € st. n. w. Amos ee Washtarne Lewis “Jenyey™ had tu say in its favor. Undoubtedly | drymen as newsboys. The New Yerk newsboy, | this well-printed volume of 800 pages. It con- | putier’ M. C&C. 800 Toth ete Nelson, K., Minn..'National hotel. Adams Mrs Laurence Mrs T Bigelow oad Fane wee Hf there were nothing to be said in its favor it | who is an established institution of the city, | tains over one hundred discourses, and has, be- | Call W Fiat, ketiorodien hotel SS es Beardsley Belle Yathrop Mre MA Smith 1. WOUki B66 kaxe-c atoase. It is easier to| Made a stand against the introduction of | sides, a brief biographical sketch, prepared by | Camuen, J. N., W Va., £2 Vermont ave. Oates, WG, Ain Metropolitan hoteL Broon Chollit Taweon Mary LIST OF LETTERS REMATNING IN EAST CAPITOL‘ find it th * me te and few things are | ese labor. Every time one of the belated | his daughter, and a well arranged index. es IS, pe 5B Tinie Ochiltree, T., Texas, 131g F st. eon ae Lavghlin Mary L Mrs STATION 9 ‘a it han to : bo A ie _/ aud unfortanate Chinese newsboys Appeared in | WHERE DID LIFE BEGIN? A Brief Eni lrg, ato} cece a ree yHara, JE) N.C. th stm we ea oe 1 ee was SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1886. wholly bad or wholly good. at are the az the streets with Wang Ching Foo’s paper, the the probable Place of Pexini: ud the Natural | Colqtlutt, A. H!, Ga.. Metropolitan hotel O'Neil, J Mo..505 12th st. Blackmon Mre Frances Lewis Mrs i heo LADIES LIST. gtezate benefits and demerits or both w. Anglo-Saxon and Irish element flung Itselt upon Chutes of Migration Theretront of the Fauna and Gun OD. Minion ee ONeill, Chas. Pa, 1396 New York ave. ww. Boyden Helen J Towenday Mrs T Sass Sieh tise thom tee iiina sand bow does the t stand when balan im with murderous intent. The result was “York: Charles “Scribner's Sous, | Cullom! Shelby M., Ni, Willard’s hotel ou: Se = Bone Jennie Py ae Fay Mt ce Robinson Mise Vincinia That's t tion. I was never a teacher, | Hat it used up the unfortunate celestial before Ballantyne & Son. Dawes, Henry L., Mass, 1632 Rhode Island ave. Parker, A. '¥.. National hoten Blake LA Mrs. Morrison Chas G Mra sow Boos Mrs Caroline and there nothing about theories -or Bead sold any of his papers, and not unfre-| ‘This is a short treatise on a vast subject, but Basin qooenh N., Oreg., 1400 Mass ave. nw. Patton} J. D.. Pa., 708 10th st. Se Masrudey Mra Editi So a cakes § Gy t jb them by 5 anes me Be Wane te on it should not be ignored on that account, even | Fair. Jas'G. Nevade, Wormers hea i. 1115 @ st. nw. Blace La Mrw Stewart Annie ; nd ism 4 Mas not disheartened by hie fallice siacedior |thouzh the settlement of the question, if it Frye, W. P.,'Me., Hamfiton house. ee Saeed NTLEMEN'S LIST. with it He Tas «good deal of enterprise and is con. | could te settled, teat littie/practicalvatue. O€;| (otentjun Eo gies eae ane, Brown Mitie Morte Mes a Aueherton Geone Pougberty GW two girls. stantly branching out in some new line. Just | course everything advanced in regard to the | Gitson) Randall, Laima R Lave, : Brown Mis Marth Mee wee ieeteine Bown Joh H Howant Bal ve now he is hard at work with a band of Chinese | subject must, in the nature of things, be purely | Md.,1312N st. ton J., Ind., Riggs house. Brown Rosa Miller Mre Mary F Campbell RE Snuth David 2 education. | performers who are to give a musical, athletic | oon tose BS aos 3 .. Marsland, Willard’s hotel ie : eee Mills Maria Anes LOCAL LETTERS. Tu i M Perkins, B. W., K: 17Grant Place. an that Ld to recetre at dramatic exhibition. The starz of the or- | SPeculative; but Mr. Scribner's theory 1s on the ligene, 1501 H st, Phelps, Win Waiter, 127 Massachusetts ave. te Ali faeces LADIES’ 1asT. hando. A them out of wanization. are two moon-faced Celestials, who | Whole well stated. and has the merit of a certain | Hampton, W Ai ewOUrAnIOLee, Poland, Le EODICE ho chrk'be pg Mice Metnutie Adve Fell Mrs J ‘Syene ite one of Which is | dauce Irish reels and sing “i'll Meet You When | plausibility. He assumes that the earth was a iB iatmst Post, Geo. A. Cahailo Mae Em Newton Stew Elk Herd Mire George yeans the destruc- Sun Goes Down,” in Chinese. | molten globe, which, thrown off into space, | 12 C St Potter. 0. B. Coubn Einily Fo Nadegemy GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Theonzh abie to | Winns Vs: BEACH. humediately Began to lose its heat by radiation. st. Chistes Fonaice Neat Seite a mater; meals man, music. ete. | — {t begins to look very much asthough Hanlan | The Tegions about the poles would naturally 325 K st. Wi carver Helen Qzrly Mrs Aun: Bocas tae ahold e Pel = af ba . cool off st ra in a ¢ first to reach | Kansas, 1 B st. nw. dal “ unable to keep er | is afraid of the new Australian oarsman, Beach. Of most rapidls, ant were the firat to reat ., Tenn., 1016 Vt-ave, Randall, 8. J.. Pa, the conditions favorable to the support of lite. | se grew so cold asto de- | on to be afraid of | stroy what they at first supported, and vexeta- LIST OF LETTERS REMAT: TOWN, D.C. Pos ‘GIN THE GEORGE. DPFICE, SaTeupay, JANUARY 19, 1884 Rankin, J Hanlan was offered liberal terms for his visit to | In course of time tl: Australia, and he had no re: +) La., Portland. Wis, Fla., 1705 G st rt ev., Arlington hotel. A it Planner C Mrs : S ie ceva canan a S j- | ble ant animal life therefore gradually moved to- | Ee Va., National hot Arlington hotel. Chester Marni Parker Cora, - LADIES’ LIST. pach tea | deny Woes ae ie, the Neteon ee each 0d. | ward the middle. ‘This theory he thinkeexplaigs | hee Pout esgic’ tes Natlonal nota, as, Metropolitan hotel, Collins Nae Mt ee ES bas Hairling Mre Bettio Welsh Mew Linaie in which she wa 4 denly looms up in the horizon as an absolute A i . apann a Rigas honse. Concrove Magicio Potters Mee S . . Piven . pose and stood the fest of actual | the relationship between the flora and fauna of | Lapham, E- G.,’N. Y.,'1009 9th st. * " ES GENTLEMEN'S LIST. served the purpose and stood t & ee z seorgia, Metropolitan hotel, belt Miss Price Mary L : But when I caused hertoread to me at teffor.. He is comparctively a young man, but | the different continents, and accounts for the Logan, John A., TIL, 612 12th st W., Mase, 1 Leste Carter Nsrs Kitehie col'd Patterson Low ee Fook Georee E 1 was | his performances so far as a seuller haye been | tropical remains often found beneath the ice of Mahone, We, Arlington Hotel Tas. 34 B st. ne. Giilds Sarah Patton Mrw ee moran he pro- | So extraordinary that one of the most conserva | the Aretie regions. Mr. Scribmer's views are as | M&Xey. 5". Texas, 413 4 ¥ 1013 Est. naw, Dana sie EE Patterson W HT Mfrs , cigs cy able 1 have tive sporting, inen in fasta, offers to back | far from convineins as arethose of other writers | Mandersouy © m ees Drury Mim ida F Ream AG Stra DSECE Sieve Reo oe ms: 4 lean ec | hin for $5,000 against Hanian. Hanlan defeated | who hold a different ground, but they are inge- | MeMitian, 3 Sages house. Tudlle: Lidie Roulings B = = = * = Noah Wetetes tas Laycock and Trickett in England three years | nious and interesting. , , Miller, J. F., Cal, 1218 Conn, ave, ee coe Be Homa Marie Richards Eicanor, 2 EDUCATIONAL. word spoken azo with ease. He has no reason to be afraid | to LEEWARD, By F. Marrow CnawrorD, author of Miller, Warner, New York. 1903 K st. Rogers. J. 1 : Rens Lucia QADAME CLEMENTS scuool. > = pbb WOOD. OF ofelther of them now. but his trip to Australia | ~~ “itr Taaaea” “Br. Cha c. | Boston Hough. | Mitchells FT. Pa. 708 DP Ee ake: Rosecrans, W Reed Lizzie, a GERMANTOWN, PA. it happened to be a strange! ill cost him a great deal of money, and ton Mifttin & Co. Washington: Robert Beall. Moret W.S,Vt, VU ave, and Mst, Rowell, J. Han haa. ond Term of the Treenty-math Scho Year bee uz went for jit will be necessary for him to win all| Mr. Crawford Is somewhat In danger of losing | vill P., Mich.. 1601 Massachusetts ave. ‘Russell, W Mis Georgie Head Mrw Wm F seid ce Oey The only tr the) races in order to be well paid. | his popularity as.a novelist about as rapidly as | Pendleton, $.'H., 0., 1313 16th st. Ryan, Thon delin Louisa Sweeny Annie tlisttut Associate Principal. Mr If Beach defeated him it would not only be ®! ne gained It. His last story 1s not what his | Pike, A. FY N. H Hamilton house, a oh Sees 1caL ACADEMY serious financial loss, but the chances for a re- Receptor eee ality | Ltt, ©. Hy Conn., 1625 Massachusetts ave, Seyinour, E. W., Conn., Arlington hotel Frauklin Aner Sinus Mre Ave RC Aree, turn race would be very slim. T don’t know but | Teaders had aright to expect from the quality | plumb, P. B.. Kan. EbbItt house. Shaw, Al, Tils, National hote Black bhzabeth Statmant Bertio 3121 DE SALES STREET, Fo acmetaaicee the atter all Hanlan’s claim that he has reached a | Of his previous efforts. It has the disadvantage | Pugh, James L., Aia., 1513 I. I. ave. 3 HC Alabama, 1319 F st. =» 1518 rs pies See. Jat6-7m J.P. CAULFTELD, child kno ore hen no | polnt im the profession where other oaramen | of being a little off color, as to moral tone, and | Rune, M. W NG. Metropolitan novel Idaho, National hotel, Shear Aive conrad SH AND FRENCH BoaRL rd do not know | Should seek him, and not he other oarsmen. i | while not bad enough to be severely condemned | Stbin, D. MarMinn 1388 Mt st: Bing! Pe onan Sinith Clementing BE AOL SAR : ra them | tenable. He says that everybody knows where | and therefore read on that ground, it ls not | Saulebu sll, Der. 606 33th st ie we eee Se they wa can get. | he lives, and the next’ man_ that wants to row | zood enough in style to be praised a8 a literary | Sawyer, Pheletusy footed Stewart, J. W., Vi, 1411 Vermont avenue. Spracuc Mrs Elizabeth A And that. impertect, ~ is | him may come to Canada. Traveling 6,000 miles | performan On the principle, perhaps, of | Shemuam Join Olle tia k st nw. Stocksliuger, 18 14th st, Smith Lacy, zt ai the knowledge of | syllable In trying to fo meet an unknown like Reach takes too much | making hay while the sun shines, he is writing Slater, J. 11, Ofegon, 0 F st. 2 Skinner, C. R. Rhode Island avenue, Spurce aC WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF PHON: ‘HY AND ¥ child read weil I nt her to spell- | time and an expenditure of too large an amount | a fittle too. much, and apparently too rapidly, | Vance, Zebulon BX. (4627 Mass, ave, 8 & tropolitan hotel Baws, Wy ast EO RITING 237 I strect northwest, ‘ But it exasperatiay tor the reward. The Australian people | with the usual result of too many words for the | Vest, Gcorge Ge, Now 225 Este Pano ADEE LT Smith pe SIN PITMAN'S SYSTEM will meet each gcctiowave hes ioe An (have all along shown a disposition to make | ideas and a general looseness of style. YanWyek, C11, Boyden Ge) Week ee. Shelters ITING Teaeons. any. hour, day or evening, ing thine to me—wh: or the out of Hanlan’s visit. ‘They have re- A DAY IN ATHENS WITH socn. Voorhees, D. W., Ind., Portiand. es hseal se L st. c Sliafer Maud MACHINES for Sale or Rent. is i 2 ENS ATES. Transla- | Watker, J. D., ATK. TSN St, a Mar HORT-HAND BOOKS on hand. pelling the children to use the railroad, steamboat and gate Hous from the Protaguras and thy Hepublie of Plato. | Wijeon? i a MING IN wal Bi wuealtic: privileges for themselves, and offer Han-| New York: Charles Scribner's Sous, Wastington, | Wilson, J. F., Towa, 623 13th St. Fee aes sande : RAHAS?S SYSTEM, ! Willard’s hotel, nothing but the stakes. Thus, if Hanlan Wim. Ballantyne & Son. Wiillams, John 8, K. he loses everything. If the| A study of Plato is useful, not alone for his ans lose th stake they have still the Philosophy, but also for the admirable pictures | Adams, SHOUT to £60, DY or aoe, tts case, Will | he gives of lite and manners in his day. The | Aken D Wyate'&¢ amount to £60,000 or $70,000 torelmburse them. | compiler of this dainty little brochure clearly | Alexander, A.-M. Hall Addie Hail Be Hill Ce Harris Delia, Haméins Elen fuse Jane Harper Mre KN Bett-ie Mra Mrs Chas N homas Manual, Josephine not graws. Riggs house, Si L st. strubie, J. json Mary L, Mrs GBI 5 Heard Mrs Martha jor Pollie Mre SICO RESTAU, i - ‘son, J. A. .2 1327 G Bt. SI er, C, : . DELMONICO RESTAURANTS had this thought in view, for his selections have | Amor jolie NW dalton hotel Bumner’ Dai ee a ee Fi | miss the absence of their dead chief. The hor- | heen so made as to throw the most light possi. | AtLOt Pa, 607 Fst. Tatbott! J. eae mts rible death of poor Delmonico has been talked | ble, in short 5} pace, on both points. It forms | Bagley Hf , National hotel Handy Prince Mrs. Thomas's J i po i S ¥ Will take | about all the week in New York. There seems | therefore not only an excellent introduction to Ballantyne, JG. ‘Tem. Eobitt house pliers Mm Kiecca an Jemle t piven | tobe nobody left in the family wh the study of Plato, but it is well worth reading | Barbour, J.'S., Va., 144 8 st. Holteinan Saline At ‘ 3 i yet given | to be nobody left in the family who possesses : et y Miss., 615 11h st. “ ; r “ = © ay on Its own account. ag Jones Mrs Annie Wukins Asie for Suing and Pian on by his rea sare | the actual genius of either Charies, Siro, or Lo- HE 222 ISt St. 8. e Janes Emma E White Miss Bob, hort method. Parties for Purlor Concerts, Operas zu : ave a German, by Mary J. Safford. New. Yo rh, Lewis, N K s on Pau pudand Which is the shortest and . RAVI rac ‘ will not be | eral blunders which the 26th street restaurant | Gottsbereet, ‘Washinton, Win. Baltentnic tos: MJ. 1 COL, 2018 1stinst, MUS. 221 434 St. 1. We sae eee Walton Mr Plor aud training voices yuickly to the very” highest cultuse, ereare fo teach Wn the sch (ati we people have made. The serupulous accuracy | The scenes described in this romance are laid » Perry, N.Y. will be w ne one ‘Tucker, J. shay was) whiel Y., Arlington hotel, McPherson Wallac Harte. Ladies! seuinuries attended to, cS) Charles Delmonico exercised in all his ~ : S Bennett, it. 7. ‘Tulley, P. By National hotel. Wallis Hattie M JQROOKEVILLE ACADEMY, S entir t on @ dealings with his patrons is missed. He was a-| (Urine the fifth century, near Salzburz, when | pon HL, Flal, 1714 N st. Turner, 6., Ky., Witlard’s hotel, ma ee EM oitcomers County, 8. . fo smash capital judge of the amount of food any given | the Germans were pressing thelr way to Rome. | pingnim; il. Ii Pa, 1519 K st. Turner, H. 313th st. (rw Sophia Wilkinson HOME SCHOOL Fox oes and number of people would need at an entertain. | The stirring events of those tumultuous times Oe Aer J.C. 8. Ky wevonst hotel. Valentine, E. sk National hotel. Keily Annie, 2 Walls Lucy a hea bexrins Number limited, their like other ment. It a luncheon, supper or dinner party | are graphically described, and the contrast be- oa : 3 B st. n. We PP y #1 'y Blanchard, was to be given at a private residence, itwas | tween the dissolute Romans and their sturdy | Blount, only nece: yto send the number of guests | barbarian antagonists i anything but favorable | Boutelle, to Delmonico, and everything would be seryed | to the former, and perhaps correctly so. In | Bowen, | in excellent There never was too | spite, however, of the na Royle, C. .. Portland flats. ropolitan hotel. Hamilton house. fetropolitan hotel ePherson house. bat it is the exception rather | ‘Mis Barbara Wir at May to find one whe ean use ca Kuiury Mrs Eliza King Mrs Hattie King Mry Isabella @ L Keieher Mrs JD Wilhams Mrs Nancy Knott Kate NELSON, D.D., Principal. 1d,'J. B.. Minn. | wats 5 1 t of the heroine the | Bey Recon na a 4. Ohio: 210 North ew WE SASETNOTON BRANCH ; such 2 ton much food nor too little. This is of some im-| tone of the book is far from cheerful, though Ark. O11 N. ¥. ave, Wand BB, Inde 211 Norh Anderson Gen and Nava LHF, BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, the “publ portance where the dinner costs £10 or $12 a| the dramatic power of the author is very con- $20 1dth st. “| Washburn, W.D., Minn., Scott Circle, es a Se arto 723 Maw STH onsible plate. But the Delmonicos could always be | siderable. Arlington hotel, Weaver, A. b.. 304 Indiana ave. Acree iver But trusted to send exactly enough food. Since his 8 J. Willard’s hotel. Y., Portland. Altuan From M Lumestord Win Office hours, 2 to & nore trem the public teacive insanity took such nlent turn and he ceased SI MO., Chaimberlin’s, 0. i st. ‘Andrews Silas Moore Ben) 3 an ¢ ren : Bent did, but w ant much mor te everal awkward tmis- oe ew week One r Brown, W, a., 610 13th Ste Weller, L. H., Towa, National hotel, Ansell W Mead Chas I Futlie sei rve their ta tice. A lady in Mad ieton: Robert Beall, Brown’, Thos. May ind. 1534 1 tm. w. RU Se eine etioeead = ERMAN TaN CHILDREN AND GROW 4 joie. 1 BOE ci .. | Brumm, €. 510 13th st. B Viite, M., Minn james hotel ler Chi cRMAD *HILDRES iH se a theater party recent! Under a cloak of good humor and real admir- | Brumm, ©. Eee ee iaamoese ale m Baker Cato o d the supper sent to her house at eleven | ation, the anonymous S.. Riggs house. luek. The party, which numbered twenty- | chure satirise Ohio, 100 K’st. Ist. Willis, A. S!, Kentuexy, Metropolitan hotel Boyd Jas it persons in. eacher. Gh street 2 lasses and private lescoms aversation a specialty. Address 3 rthwest, a: uuthor of this little bro- | fucker A J. Mo., Metropolitan hotel Wilkins, B and ridicules the English after a at » tuust soon tackle and Dring | loWiee eben ay ea ate: aud ae obliged to | fushion they will not. like, notwithstanding Ita ee Witson, W. Le. W. Va, 3008 N. se eee Mantas data He peed se twast soon tackle and bring Jouage about awkwardly for half an hour be- : i Wt ames, Towa, National hotel. i & : y sugar coating. Jt abounds in crisp p: bret ronalitag tote: Morns Jas Arnold striction ft text-lwokn, en: cil Se x. fore it was served. Then several of the dishes and bright sayings, und the interest it ex 3 re Miles JW cal wowledge and Ab Entra. Tan short. and there were only enough ices to| in paris and London when it first appeared ap- , Jong, Wis.,"Arlington hotel. Baley Capt 3 ees 7 ‘ tg pw as | se half way around the table. pears to have been fully justified. e Wise, G: D., Va, te Barties Kussian MeHate Anthony Corresi« = #12 for thre months, MR. COURTLAND PALMER, = : sen i , Pa, 612 14th st. Wise, J. a., Arlington hotel. Butler Snuson M yER Howe's Rayud Business Penmansiip alone, $3. al? SCin z cere’, . MARTIN LUTHER, THE REFORMER. Bi mpbell, F., N. ¥., Arlington hotel. Wolford, Frank, Ky., $15 9th st. n. We Beckwith eS Wy oe scu NIST, TEACHER OF PIANO of the Ninteenth Century club, is becoming eer Be pou os the ¢ om nae “*- | Cannon, d. G, HL, Riggs house. Wood, 7. J., Indta 219th st Beuson Maj 5 B Sant Noa Sia Pertssutar at ation in more and more of @ literary light every day. | Wasuinwtou: A. Brentenu & Co. OM) artistes JG, KY Woodward, ht Burnett Wine those ‘winking to, | Hehas been made thronzh the agency of this | The translation and publication of Prof. | {mletomy Cy vorneen eee Colton Hon AR it eee elui the indefatigably manner with which | Kerstlin’s life of the Great Reformer is most = York, . Curran C1 | be makes profound and philosophic speeches on | timely, in view of the interest lately excited In eat Yor 515 14th st. Counan PELE GRE every possible occasion. He is a small man! jis ite 5 - ity S DELEGATES. and L. street northwest, 3 4 . ate ev and works. Its author is high authority Metropolitan hotel. = ¥ a for the reception of papilx, A limited: with Aoburn whiskers and ‘red ‘hale. His wile, | on tne sunlect, and his literary atyle is mated Missourt ave. Brents, Thos. ., W «804 10th st, who isa Little woman, is an admirable hoste 3 by great succintness and clearne olin 7, Ti ngwilina, New Martin, Montans vile Hh 1th st. nw. tional hotel. , Willard’s hotel. eee ro Ost mee Carroll Juo erry 0 Vermont ave. | Corus John , Riges house. . W., Pa, 211 North Capitol st peti toM! | Converse, G. L. "onto, Arlington hotel oN Covington, G. W., Md., 1327 F st. Co: 1406 They have done more toward organizi Pe pee nan eee rary clique than anyone else in New MAN ay BY HL C. Be The result’ is they are in demand every: J. Osgood & Co, Washington: It yi Sorosis, which is composed of the| If not amplitied from an acting play, en ‘of the metropolis, and gov-| Woman ot Honor" might easily be condensed EN AND Mo SCHOOL AL INSTITUTE, 1127 13th ‘stn. w. Portland.) Misws POLLOCK E Thorough austeuction inp brainy we Cox -4 Dupont etree, Casts i raed by Mrs. Jennie June Croly, took occasion | into one. It is full of dramatic action and tell- | £ TCC Gleave auaouropos tanmnaten Carmichael WE SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION 5 ae ast week to invite Mr. Palmer at its annual | ing situations, andiscleverly constructed withal Cutcheon, B. M., Michigan, 1115 1st ees . 1 4 A a D Ben ft vera dinner at Pelmonies Mr. Palmer Fi ek both as to plot and literary style. | Cook, J.C., 101 1 7th st. Davis CH 4 Feat nerd ratitude by deli: of appallin; cae ERITH: Cutten, V 1103 G st wy | Davis Chas H HART, Principay ly Hight. Wand depth. Once a year Sorosia has Its | 4S TW ire Ng rns ees en eR OF he | Culbertson, W.W.. Ky., Arlington hotel Giibert and Sullivan's new opera, “Princess Ta,” | Peau Henry 5 sea npecialty. Methods endorsed by. phiin, ut, andeach member invites a man. If n W: Lovell Company. Washuugton: dos, sluk | Culberson,’D. B., ee produced tn London Saturday night, has a number | Davidson 1B sah etsedetans Class ane pie | exer in the world there was a more craven, dis- lington. Dag oa sow of clever songs. One of the bestis when Pysene | Dobyns W leese ininiailiragiaaa pp at | heartened and culpable looking set of men'than| In these letters, which are strongly personal | Davidson, R. Hi. M., Florida, National hotel informs the audience that her sister students are | Downs WH SIGK ———— FN. SL. | those who attend this dinner, I should like to | incharacter. and rather egotistical in style, being | L. HL, 3 18 Lith st. Darwinlans. E Ff and Hich Schoot for both sex I fe 3 Y 8, feethem. Every man suffers from the sensa-| apparently intended rather for friendly eyes | KR T street. tetwe ar st Col Geo wo Asth aud 19th strects northwest ‘Sao, hweli Geo W rior advantawes, Teams moderate. Pupils any time and charged frem date of entry, Apply a school rooms from Yam. to 3p mi, YORK comethae ae eee al povelty. TMeTe | shan for those of the public, Mre. Darling affords | Bets Vs Noy} | taking a woman Inte Delinonico's to dinner and | her readers many graphic reminiscences of the | Dunhanh, 1. \ A Jaay fair, of lineage high, Was loved by an ape in the days gone by— ‘The maid was radiant as the sun, a evince: % ‘The ape was a most unsightly one— Fairheld Gio i THOS. W. SIDWELL, put axain without paying a cent that | late war between the states, and especially of | Pa¥!s.G. Rl TOpOliean Hotell EO wautnnedon Fox Gilman’ Bewlols vg — Pritictoat linary man is overawed. Then, too, the | her own experiences connected therewith, the | 1230 Connecucut ave, Mis scheme fell through, Hyun Michael ean? M WALDECKER (GRADUATE OF THE yf the Sorosis have improved so in the? most interesting of which were her adventures itan hotel. For the maid, when his love t0ok formal shape, Fulerton MC - Robinson Hon R Sat etazvstory of Music). Teacher of Pian publle speaking that the fering vic i r itary C., Metropolitan hotel, Expressed such terror, French Orrin Riguey Thos and Harmony, bas removed "to 1206.0. st the euberrassn tat tel gf beneliciaries | ia twice passing through the military lines. | ‘Tenn., Metropolitan hotel ‘At his inonstrous error, Florence 08 Risse Win Bs est. 25-4 on the elubarrassinent. of being beneficiaries | Many of the scenes described and personages re- Pa Willats rote © ‘gtammercd an Apology and int Foley PM Kiley Win LLP EVREMONTI, Ti r Sram jand the consciousness that they are the de-| ferred to are well known to Washington people, unk Goma i Pe stammered an apology and made wis | F vag TE M = vemON a a 1 sex for the time being, make @ poor | so that the little volume possesses considerable W., Conn., 1323 K st The pleture of a disconcerted ape. ite oe BelopH rey teachers of Etroy at or tera apply to 14 winks. local interest. M Gran Shorty and i ekeee aw EXIT ARREY A LOSER. , With a view to rise in the soctal s fith Capt ‘A = CHEVREM ora here is every Es ED LIFE. By Col. Joun A Joyce, Chi- a "i ates ae RUE FI a retina aye goes out of New York a heavy Pe ROHNIE ie ‘a, Arngton hotel. He sh en Dal Acadenute is) has resined? IS. Diplone Wi a hotel He ven kL y and classes. 4007 Yt street north- The title of this book well expresses its char- d's nee with a clever And he pald a guinea to a tollet club— Green Henry rs after half-past two eae ‘The ta, Bot be estimated. He refuses to state whether | land until he settled down to the calm enjoy- | ilina, Metropolitan hotel, For the maid was Beauty's fairest Queen, een pan Sl per hour. Public voice classes 50 cents posuouthe ve 28 he will ith the opera next year or not, | ments of a retired life in Washington, his ca- | tional hotel. With golden tres Hutchins Chas I Stup Pa sictentiv business associates have said | Holines David Heukle Frank Teer has been an eventful and stirring one, and | | its record. in the graphic style and strong colors | with which he sketches it, makes a more inter- bry Keun 7 DUES | a dy S. ’- 1 While th Was the apte ill give it a wide berth. The ries which Abbey has been obliged s, have made heavy tnr i, is borthwogt German, Busi Some | 'e SW Siathicmation Latin Preparation for Cu Ape that ever w - He bought white tles, and he bought dress suits, competitive examinations ‘Tertus iu advance, his pro her on the pocket esting history than that of many pers He crammed his feet Into bright tht boots, ri VENING CLASSES 5 A MONTEL stochliolders. However, Abbey has succeeded | wider known to fame. The prin iple events of And to start his life on a brand new plan, Hait Jas P. b Aritinuetie, Bookkeeping, Enslish Gentenaay, us the best Italian opera that has ever | his life are limned with great spirit, and appar- He er ene iis elt manana Man! Halbert JW Yenmanship, U.S. History, Geozrapliy, Spelling. au30 sented in New York. Probab ent fidelity, and as many of them were closely THe GT ot neh aeweie Job S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, ROOM % t for many years have more fp ‘T identitied” with affairs “and personages with For the maiden fair, whom the monkey craved, Hildrette Loring ee Tae Sg ae ee | The “American has spent | which the general public is familiar they will be Was aradiant being: Hog dW Siudeuts seccived any Cane, S | ofmoney, but he has succeeded it | followed with great interest i With a brain far-seeing, ae aaa = ., i} y AMY LF shman. Col. Mapleson | the chapters relating to the great St. Louis While a shaved igpnkee, thouh well-behaved, py) eS ihn mations rege eh has | whisky cases, upon which they throw considera- | » National hotel Aubesbis Oly a ionkey shive mony. Adress 10k aut S the American man-| ble new light, attract attention. The volume . 9th st. ealann Raa ate ee TASHINGTON CONSERVATS OF Nos 4 y because he had not the | contains a likeness of Col, Joyce and several | Hammond, Nut. G: ropolitan hotel, _ Saturday se . ae “4 wee Se cn Dee beeen It seems to be accepted asa} jac simile autos ap letters, and is handsomely | Htneoe Texas, National hotel, To the ladies: Marriage is evera miste: Johnson Heury Washington Geo iftecnth 10. Orzan, Votce, Singing, Viol pied aS he Sali ancnt ie is wel printed. : Harey res but a en pe ete than perpetual mis! ks JH Watery 3a Boelve | rs. Free udvantages. 0. B. Ben 40) a night is untrue. The truth, |?) . act q ery.—Life a : ———— Seco on reliable authority, is that Madam | — “The Daisy Green Stories” is a pretty little Friry at Maia Olio a anew asehatonarrars NCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LINCOL! Fatt! and Madam Gerster takeé what they ean | volume published ty D, Lothrop & Co., Boston, ' recalee aud HAL SURES a | bids. comes, aH atte Dea | et. and it is on very rare ions they can | containing the bright sayings and mischievous atioval hotel. Pore tote ange the pa yinz, “Please | quae eons ad danativers, aoe ad wuts FOE rt anything like the sums which they are said | doings of a little girl, in which other little etrepoltan hotel: hand me some more of that excellent chicken ; Screanent and. mal, Mie. Btudents reocived ever 4 clares that she will neve 5 | 3th s ane Joseph, y i Patti declares that she will never | giris and their fond mamas will be greatly in | NU aie Sas ave nce: pie." —N. Y. World. cath John entrant, day oF evening. $50, Sutil fefuin by mouths | with Mapleson another year, and, on the | terested. C2 Metropolitan hovel, = bs q oe . oa Washitigte 0s er quarter, or for yur by instalucuts, Circulars. band, she is afraid to give him up and go as " The feminine mind early attains to the con- fi Phily Willimson Hon TW oh application. one . ‘ nd, 5 g up & —— HL, 211 North Capitol st ee ftheethics or the afections tal th Philip eae Hp HENRY C. SPENCER, Princt : ek to Europe branded by failure. The effect | worKERS AND IDLERS. By Mennrrr I. Dement. .. owa, the Portland, miter nor the Satie xo * the clues | Dae a. : mh MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Princip ols” the whole operatic war has been exhausting. Tuieawo: 153 27 1th si one of our city schools the other day the class | Luu 5 eee cde oe Led Soaasg hr anee) Moet jeinote A Cliteazo: 1583. 1127 14th St. 1 We 4 ‘ (Ewin Rey Dr ileox Win XARFIELD KINDERGARTEN — PRIMARY AND | ehas been too much opera, and the reac- IND LOVE. A Love story. By Astron An, Ali, 1424 Q St. in English grammar was discussing the difference | or nang Gio Gentil Sasol Ri ee ea ! tion has set In. It would not be surprising if . Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson & Brother, SO uED NY. Lee a eee Rees atte Ae Tower eet Rindergarte vr Nod. a and £ st. nw. aga ll : e e Ta u TIC, 1 .. y . pwett, By eve ess. st. eacher, ‘we can like atomato, but i: SDEN pra oF . I long be notable. Seo eee: Hiscock, F’, N.Y., Arlington hotel. not,” saida fresh young miss. “One cannot love net northwest: branch northeast jong be notable on account Of) gar PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL ALMANAG AND | Hitt, R.'R., ML. 1116 Vermont ave. a tomato.” “Why not?” inquired the teacher. Bae ee Ine j he extraordinary number of English celebrities | FAROCHIAL LIST FOR 1s.” New York: T. Whit | it, 16 Ny Whe 2138 Vermont ave, “Because, you how, sou ‘cannot vou can “umierant As? Doctor Be wave visited us. e E: cade a , H. B., Mo., 1340 Ve 1 y a = Post. Locs y a who bavevisited us. The Earl of Cork headed | toy Strrren A Comedy in Three Acta By Hexnr | Helton i ity Mo. duo Vermont ave, Well, you can't hug a tomato.”—Hartford Pos cae GENTLE) ar ng list ot noblemen who have spent the dames, Boston: J. K. Osgood & Co. ‘Washinnet Hooper, B. ‘Metropolitan hoteb. “ah!” éxclaimed Fogg, as he entered the Buckly Mrs AT cao) ‘Mecdles Atice os = = o winter in America. Most of these Enylish W.H. Morrison. Holmes, A.J., Towa, 1112, I ste store of the man who never advertises, ‘Do Pumey Annis Muna: E Ov Ss - ¥ Spected | Visitors have been agreeable and popular. They | WOMAN SUFFRAGE, By UOUN, Size, Hentwra, | Horr, i: G.. Mich.. 1103 G st. you know that I always like to come in here?” | Brooks Beasio Monex! UR OPECIALTY. ’ Tint have to house in | have made friends rapidly and were welcome Equal Rights to All in Matters of Public Coucern.” | Houck, L. G., Tenh., Congreastonal hotel “Do you?” asked the delighted shop-keeper. | Buckley Mrs Nanay ca — show us how + he was | Visitors to many houses here. None of them So eerie Gaanee and caste pax. | Houeinamyd. Mich, Nat na ote “Yes,” sald Fogg, “it's such a relief to get out | Bretney Mrs Mary Milla Sallie FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER 4 ed that we had any wrestiers | have committed the atrocity of carrying off an | THE SUNGEOWS DAUGHTER, and CASTLE Daw. neon ee of the crowd, you know.”—Beston Transcript. Bonwel AG MeLaushliy Mrs LA A FULL LINE oF rnasaED axp uxrnasusp} hitn for a mone American girl. This is not the fault of the girl, . Peterson & Broth Hurd, F. H., onto, Wormley’s, Two ladies belonging to the upper-ten divi- | COoMTA'h 4’ ‘Mchutosh Mrs AIM SHIKIS ALWAYS ON HAND. ‘ Monseignor Capel, over whose arrival THE MERCHAN' AND TOURISTS’ GUIDE To | Hutchins, Waldo, 'N.Y.. Willard’s hotel sion of Austin society met one day. Said one: | Carlton Miss Freddio Newman Mrs Clara MEN'S FURNISHINGS, 4 zreat flonrish was made, seems to have sunk MEXICO. By Cuattes W. Zaneatus. Chicago: The | James, D. RN. ¥., 1412 I st. “Have you heard that Mrs. ‘B. died last | Comstock Mra WJ Noell Mrs L away quietly, and Pere Hyacinth has entirely | Althrop Publishing House. Jeffords, EMSS, ariington hoteL night?” Sas en THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, their | di rom public life. Matthew Arnold | MEDIG:VAL CIVILIZATION, (H story Primer), By son, F. A., N. Y., Hamilton house “No, bless me! Is that so? That's too bad. | His Sate Porter Mine Ps ” if of | and Gerold Massey have become stock attrac- GrorGE Burros AbaMs. New York: D. Appleton J. 'T., Ala., Metropolitan hotel. 7 NO. - Roy al g | Fite Macy Parker Ma 816 F street northwest, tions , tions, und of ail the English visitors about the | © C2. Washington: G. A. Whitake S, J. H., Texas, 726 11th st. Why she owed me a visit!” exclaimed the| Bitz Muy Parker Mary has CHARLES BATT, Provan, fae. | only ones wlio are still Interesting and amusing | THE FAIR ENCHANTRESS; Or, How She Won Men's 8, B. W., WIS., 601 E st. now. other.— Texas Siftings. Griffin Mrs @ M. Partello Mrs M = — built | are Heary Irving and Ellen Terry Fhiladeiphis: 4B retcacn & Bethe | Soniah Tak palo ee ee A New York man pald a big price for the first | Gordon Guida pvauen Crosrxe Ovr | By the way, Mr. Irving and Miss Terry's kind- | gy nice panera & Brothers, Kasson, J.-A.) Towa, #24 Tou st. copy of Columbier’s “Sarah Barnum,” expect-| Haryana aiedulla ee tis “his an- | ness in helping on the. burlesque of themselves | 7™Q KISSES. A Novel of Fashionable, Londen Tf, | Kean, donn, jr., N-J.. Wormiey’s hotel ingto find in it something very improper. | HyaeRatie Hoact Honora, 2 A LARGE STOCK OF : which Harry Dixey and Kate Girard are to per- | Wife*cte. Dhilaelphia: 4B Peterson & eather Kellogg. W. P./La.- Willard's hotel Helore he hed read a dozen pages he ste Ea Houinegn tne UNDERSUIRTS AND DRAWERS, mie thes py | petrate at the 5th"Avenue Theater next week Is | 7 ON'S IN MEMORIAM: Its Purpose and its | Keller, W-, Ohio, ELI Anes down the volume with an oe Of disgust and | Jonuson Miss Martha siewarg Francis Undershirts and Drawers, 50 centa, worth 75, * wild frishmen rth noting. Dixey imitates Irving and Structure. A Study. By Jonn F.GENUSG. Bos. | Kereys WD. Pay 7829 K's, resumed the perusal of a Soe janket- eee a Undershirts and Drawers, 75 cents, worth #125. irard mimics Terry. Irving has assisted Dixey| 0/, ngoushton, Milfin & Co. Washington: Wm. | Ervin, 9; aa od G ak sheet_newspaper.— Norristown Heral Benyout Mrs CP Yapebke Fatiny Scarlet Menno Undershirts and Drawers reduced 50 par oseible way in prens ‘ . = ard’ ce Mrs mnie - vane be TE rete | AN A CREATIVE FIRST CAUSE. Two Discourses | Tey it &Milch 0) Looe oo Teowin tits at Warner tha Bix Fine Drees Shirts made to onder for 81.50. | 3 J sliver oncord, 4. 4 ry y Row- id 3. Neb. 2100 = e Mis er el SI of her wists alld costumes to Miss Girard, besides | | Lax @: Hazanb, LL.D. Borton: Houghton Ani. | Laird, James, Neb., 2100 H st. ii Willian Maria ee Rn a enemas ee om) | teaching her a number of her speeches. This ts| fin & Co. Washington: Robert Beall. Pee eee nara ke 1878, (ae GENTLEMEN'S LIST. eines : of these tactics | the most startling specimen of boundless good | NEW METHOD OF LEARNING THE FRENCH LA‘ SEG yata ie Tee. fe UVEES, Allan C Forney FR ano 1002 F street porthwest, {ter Bibby | Bature which I ever encountered. It shows | | GUAGE. By F. Bsmors: Conent General. ete. | Lawrence. V Ui 110 L ae ee y | one reason Why Irving and his charming com- Gf Paris for its Public Schools, ee. New Yorks Dy Livbey, H., Va: EbbILL house, raha F Lee Sumrs to Oxver | panion are so popular in the profession. One| — Appictone co. Te Fevie Hen, Ohio, Wornley's hotel BOUCHE, FILS & CO. Gillote Jon. who was | Cannot imagine Lawrence Barrett and Mary | THE LESSON COMMENTARY. ON THE INTERNA. | Long, D., Mass. Hamilton house. Gibson W M. — + tuward him | Anderson giving points to other artists for @ PION AL SUBD AS BOB COE eSSOme Rowan | 10te, CBs Des 1s Oe ets oa wis ‘veer iyi anole Gory Wing ’ ced ~ forms emsely. . JouN VINCENT, D-D., and 1, Huei , H. B., Mass. IMUM, ats, an 2 coming, and | burlesque performance of themselves. Br oi. Howton: ira, Bralley & Co.’ Washite: | Lowry, HoberbsInd. 21 B st nes NAPOLEON CABINET, {ge a aa ants Hesteandiue A eS ee oid the Jap, who : Sa, jon’ Win! Ballantyne & Son. Lyman, Theodore, Mass., 1407 Massachusetts ave, VERZANAY, ‘and pt Scr Sane . is] eee Esnenry pine ae TUM SCRIPTURAL IDEA OF MAN. | Six, Lectures | Mackey, FW. ML, 8, C., 1423 Corcoran st Hegelang 2B ee ee 4 ¢ to have | New York Letter in the Detroit Post and Tribune, siven before the Theological Students at Princcton, Manning, Van H., Miss 208 N. J. ave, iTbeen well Kiowa weanaser Oneuyarss oe coer i . Rf yon waiit’a Sentect iting Siiict have tenet mead? Jayisas| | Ihave not yet seen the fact announcedthat) 9h Ste. P. Stone Foundation. By, Manx Hovxins, | Matson, C. C., Ind.,109 € st. n. 5 KineG Ss is | Mrs. Langtry has become an Americans Tdout | Rada Sqh eas chaning Seribnes's Sons.” Wash | Maybury, W National hotel teed to be from the Vintage of 1878, which as produced eee oe ac weer. is) Mrs. Langtry ome - ington: Win, Ballantyne Mayo, 1 'M., Va., National hot finest Champagnes of the past 15 years, + Tabaog Me . 2 If} know as she will think it worth while to be | THE HISTORY OF DEMOCRACY. Consideredas a | McComas, L, Ey Md, 1231 N st. Shain Be, Mummy AE s 1112 F street : ‘ naturalized, becanse it wouldn't carry the right |“ Furty Name anata Political Ongatization, "By | Mekiniey Wan jf, Olio, Ebbitt house, Feuuis: Giak Risa 3 Mee DS <i rote: kee, NATHAN NORCROSS, e oi Ne permanently, e eek Sous. Washington: A. Brentano & Co. Mecormick, a2 W., Ohio, Sir eae BARBOU! TON Duty EL ee ae a " tot Bids een | orker for goudandall. She has bought a pretty 2 ARBOUR & HAMIL’ ‘Te feCook ‘ailor made Overcoats, worn; Gung, tte—at 120 west | THE, PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF BOOR- | sewillin, Benton, enn’, 519 13th st. : oad dC Meblar D. Pistcla Ws shee little house—s dainty malsonette—at 12) wee SHPPING. Stusle and Double Entry. By Cavix | siiliard, &C., N.Y. Arlingion hotel AND —— McLain JA ‘will thes wl | 13th street, and her residence will henceforth |G Hexcurwonand Warton Pantin Designed | Suiier'y Sco) 5 Ant pees Merecly win ‘at Nerywhere. | alternate between here and her London house | {ry Uwe of, Schools and Individuals, | Boston: | Miller , Pa.s Hamilton house, THOS. RUSSELL. Die W Ae rowel Rode ae cna Mrs ar 42 all wrestlers | in Doyer street, Piccadilly. - Bon. Mills, 1LQ., "Texas, 1115 G sh 7m Fitge aw