Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1885, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO LOCAL MENTION, Ovrrce ov twe Cater €iGwat. Orricer, 1 Wasninaton, D.C., February 5, 1885, 10 a. mf For the middle Atlantic states, tatr weather, fol- lowed by light rain or snow, vartable winds, gen- erally shifting to northerly, decided!y colder In northern portions, slightly colder in southern por- tions, For Friday, for New and and the middie Atlintte states, the lower lake region, the Ohio Valley and Tennes#e, colder fair weather, pre- ceded by light snow or Fatt ernoon the ch steel nutaber of naval OTH: ed painphlet of the most attrac- tin the soath- Address C. B. Orcutt, 150 Broadway, Uve and best ern States, ‘New York. Usk ALappi~s Seccerry Ou.—After more than ten years’ trial this exceltent ofl continues to grow in public favor; the ever increasing demand proves ‘that its merit alone 1s Its recommendation as the Dest household oil In use. For Srevrity ar Home Use Aladdin Security Ot It ts known to be the safest and best ofl. sox, Printers, Globe Printing A Cak Loap oF MURRAY'S CIDER just received at Spicer, Conpton & Co.'s, 934 Louisiana avenue. Wrorrsate AGE: acuse salt, Murray's Canandaigua elder and Blood’s brooms, at factory Prices. Spicer, Compton & Co. 94 Louisiana ai Biers and Records printed promptly. Gray & Clarkson's. strect north- ments in china, iL offer special ‘indu ud house(urnishing 1 ware of the very best Inake: be sold. Brov Heesoa’s Show ts attractive. No. 987th st. nw. Straight cut cigarettes In boxe | EASTMAN’S Aroma Perrewrn— Get story book at drngzists’ free. WeErz04 calls attention to his show, $18 7th st. nw, hh street and Maryland aught by the rafiroad it. sourhivest. It was Bates and booke them entire Save eyesightand dollars C —____. CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. ‘The strect lamps will be lighted at 5 extinguished at 5.9 a. m. Mrs. Wary irborough, widew of the tate Ture Geor, ‘arborough, of this city, former! Of the United States Court of Claims, died yeste day In Norfolk, Va. Thomas A. Thompson, a colored school teacher In this city, and Sedonia Jolunson, danghter of Well-known colored man of Annapolis, were ma Fled last evening, the ceremony being p-rformed by Rev. Wi maths: Anne's Protes ant Episcopal chureh. The lors were Ui Jeading colored people of Anny Att meeting of the Monun evening eleven new me pler, 434 st. 5 p. m. and spe ots. tal democratic bers were ini- nt Infantry Corps last night Je on the oeraston of ton monume pted an tn Heation of thi Rev. Edward H. Ingle, assistant rector of the Church of the Asconsi S acces call to | ‘the reetorship of St. Bart h, Balti more Peter Burrell, a colored member of the 5th Bap- st church, who Judge Sueli sald was mentally disordered, was before the Police Court to-day tor inthe chureh’ last sased on his personal bonds, last nizht some person left a ut LwWo Weeks old, on the door nt asylum. It was taken Bteps of chars About 1 from the ohn Dwyer fell 2 river, and d from” drowning by Oficers Thompson G » Edmunds’ th the register to Ss the sole T as guar- day, names he helr, and app @ian. ats Josephine Wale - > AND’s Strt_ FoR Dryorct Mr. J. Crutk: inst Emma F ember 3, 188 mber Sch Kast nd a —To-day John nk, fled a Will for di- awner, ‘They were mar- i he charges that on deserted him, and ts now with another tan. He 1 reason to believe that she alUliful prior Wo Uals time, but the love he f and the hope of reclaiming her in- duced him to overlook the affair and continue to live with her. tery 0, that => - Deara oF a Pretse Scnoor, TEacHER.—Miss Belle S. Wheeler, the eldest danghter of th RB. Wheeier, formerly of Wesiey and W ehurel , and now of Hartord avenu church, 1 yesterday at her fith Baltlmore, alter nd ral years pu 1 tea st estima’ t she has been LETS OF Lhe third school For s young laay ‘One of the public s district of tL The funeral will take place tomorrow, 1 more, and the remains will ar rive at the B. & t 10:50 & In, and be Taken to G of thterment, Tuerrs Reroute: wy dressed young man called at of Rev. Dr. . Wrdiy and inquired for a youay live there. While the servant was making in- quiries of the family he put $25 worth of silver Ware into his pockets eh Was not missed unt after his departure." The police are looking for him.—A. W. W »pping at the Keystone, Mh an OFErvon HS. an ove Wm. Payne stolen from him.—An axe and several small a cles were stolen from the wood shed of Mrs. Korts, 225 13th street A clothes Ine tn Mrs. Hilton's y Bstreet was robbed of $2 >. Marriage Meenses have clerk of the Masxrage Lice: tsued by t Eliswortu T. Simp Wm. A. Miller and nd Euta Bergmann, > — Goxk ox 4 Fox Hest Lieutenant Wm. i. E on friends An- In the Sport. A £3 Were to join the Anne Arundel, Bulaber of prowinent Maryla y of hunters, Suoor! rams to the ans, from the clubs, the mem- row, al on the grounds of + Mass, amet the are in the City,and will be e bers of the Capital City Gu mica Will take mdant was Ss were thrown ta e regained He then read the serving t ‘two sons The following 4,08 the C, been install by Depnt 2 Brest D . 1 MeNeir, ee table C. B. association held tts 64th ast night at Marini’s hall, Thos, chair, tno. Joy Eason secretary. advanced to the sharenolder,at au aver- th Of 70 per cent, z — $41,600 we age prem SILVERWARE, AND CUTLERY, AT AUCTION. —Messra, Waiter B Williuns and Co. auctioneers, will sell ithin their salesrooms t-morrew al 10 o'clock m., the entire stock of adealer declining bust- Bess See advertisement. poster SALE OF Warex Covoxs axp PHoTograrns.— Messrs Walter B. Willlama & Co., auc' will continue sale this evening at §'o"clock at their Salesrooms, cor. 10th street and Penna. ave. gether bon Attention 1s called to the advertisement of W.W. Burdette & Co. in this Issue. CALE as Fanchon’ appears every alter- JENNTE Cal “Fanchon” ‘oon and night at Herzog’s museum, Killed by a Revolver Under His Pillow. A press dispatch from Colorado Springs, Feb- ruary 3, says: Last evening George S. Robbins, a highly esteemed citizen of this place. was accl- dentally shot and killed. He had laid down on his bed, when a revolver, which he kept under his pillow at night, was accidentally discharged, the ball passing throuzh his head, causing instant death. His tather is proprietor of the Metropol- itan hotel at Washington, D. C. Mr. Robbins. of the Metropolitan hotel, re- ceived a telegram Tuesday stating that his son died suddenly, giving no particulars. The de- ceased was a man of family, and was in the drag business in the south until he went west, about five years ago, for the benefit of his health. He was 4 native of Vermont, from whence the fam- ily came some forty years ago. Mrs. Robbins, the mother of the deceased. tsin poor health, and the sad news has therefore been kept from her. ——— Affairs in West Washington. ANOTHER SKELETON EXuCMED.—This morning, while workmen under Daniel Crowley were en- gaged in digging an embankment on M street, be- tween 33d and 3gth streets, in the rear of Bank alley, they exhumed a skeleton, supposed to be that fa man. ‘The health officer was notified. It Will be remembered that a skeleton was found within a short distance of this one a Tew weeks 0.U.A.M., No.2, gave an interesting concert at Lucas hall last evening, consisting of music, recit- ations, &c., followed bya supper and a calico ball. Prof. Girard rendered some flue music. F. M. Ad- Ungton as Brutus, and C. 1. Mulligan as Cas- sis, {na Scene from “Julius Cwrsar,” did well. A Destar.—Leut. Daniel Washington states, in regard to the item in yesterday's Star, connecting: him with the Lincoin Light Infantry troubles, that he never received or was responsible for any money collected for the purehase of uniforms for the com- pany or for any other purpose. Alexandria Affairs. Reported for the EveNise Stan. ‘Tue St. ASarn Street Rovre.—An effort ts | belng made to secure the consent of all parties concerned to the re-extension of the Washington and Alexandria railway tacks to the corner of King and St. Asaph streets. ‘THe FarMens’ asp Mscantes’ BaNK.—The last payment upon the purchase of the Washington & Ohio Tatlroad will not only give back to the holders of the W. £0. bonds here a part of the money they paid for the bonds, but wil pay something to the depositors of the broken Farmers’ and Me- chanles’ Savings bink. Part of the assets of the F. and M. bank was In W. & O, bonds, so that the receiver of the bank will get, ina few days, over $10,000 for appo tionment among the depositors. ‘This will pay about 2) per cent additional on the dep-sits. “It is thought that the bank will ultl- mately pay {ts depositors two-tnirds of the ammount on deposit when the bank closed. ad several ne embers sent Une Insane man Dalton for safety and examin- ation._The examining committee of the Alex- andria insnrance company, having made their an- nual examination, report’ the books correct and | well kept.—A pleasant cantata took place at ‘Tratty M. EB. church last night. Livery Tives Ar Cantens CASH DRY GOODS STORE, SELLING OFF AT COST. Fruit of the Loom Cotton, New York wills Sheet Handsome Brocade Bic! actual value $2.50, Serge Caghinetes. 11 all cok Ik Vetvet, reduced to $1.50: Brown, Green, Garnet and Blue ( iful fir koods), twelve yards for $2. every yard is w bie Black snd Colored Silks at actual cost price. Our ex- evllent quality Black Silks, reduced from $1.25 to | $1 Our excellent quslity Colored Silks, reduced from $1 to 75¢, Brocade Colored Silks 31. . in White, Crean, Blue and Pink, 1 ord even, Pink a Nuns’ Veiling, wid st doubie 1d Blue, 50c. idth, Crean, Pink, Blue, loth Suiting, in Grey and Brown, one yard and | a half wide, immebs» width, 37ge. Colored Brocade silk Velvet, #1. Bleached Table Damask, pure linen, 5c. Bisck Cashmere Shawls, pure wool,'$1.60. CARTERS, 711 Manwer Space, 330 near the corner of 7th street. 4 Gnear Suavouren IN OVERCOATS AND SUITS AT THE LONDON 4ND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO, Corner Ti: and G streets, We are determined not to carry an Overcoat till next season; therefore, weary selling them at agreat sacri- fice. Overcoats wi Overcoats wi Overcoats we sold at 220, Gvercoats we sold at $1 Ove coats we sold at & And all others in pro sell now at $12.50, sell now at #11. sell now at $10, we ell now at $3, . We Sell now at $5, wrtionate low prices, sults. A fine Chevoit Snit at A fine Cassimere Suit at $8, worth 416. A &-button Cutaway Corkscrew Suit at 11, worth $18 A fine Black All-wool Frock Suit at 813, worth $20. A fine All- wool Prince Albert Suit at $15, worth $25. Boys’ and Children’s Overcoats and Suits at 50 cents on -he dollar. 2,00) pair of Men's aud Boys’ Pants, from $125 up- ward, SUITS. worth $12, LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., 9 CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS, Tse Besr Is Tue Dasrnicr. ASK FOR IT. SCHLITZ’S MILWAUKEE LAGER . For Sale in Bottles by Dealers Generally, and in Casks and Bottles by the Agent, SAMUEL C. PALMER, 1224 29th street northwest, _Telephone 454. 3a20 G. T. Keex TAILOR, President Cleveland. TO HIS CABINET, MARCH 4, 1885. Gentlemen: Inentering upon the admintstra- tion of public affairs, let us first discuss the ques. Uon of policy. No doubt each of you has a policy. Members of the Cabinet—Yes! yes! we all ies. President—Your careful consideration will be re- quired in the matter of a foreign policy. Members of Cabinet—No! no! We Wanta United States policy. ee =) mt—Let us reach facts) What Ic Members of Cabinet—An accident policy in the United States Mutual Accident Association at half rates. The best In the world. President—Gentlemen, I find I have made no mis- take. Your policy 1s the best one. You have acted with wisdom, forethought and prudence. You have protected yourselves; you are capable of pro tecting the public at large. I know the United is your ‘States Mutual Accident Association to be a sound | institution; its rates are low; it has no valid claims contested nor any unpaid. With this grati- fying assurance, we will now proceed to discuss ee pene most important question, the Spanish iY. ANGER <The United States Mutual celdent Asso, ation, of New York, is the laryest, cheapest and best mutual accident’ com in the world. The membership fee 1s $5, payable but once. About $13. @ year (which may be paid at one time if preferred oras the assessments are made during the will carry a policy that assures to those having @ preferred occupation $5,000 in the event of death by accident, or $25 a week "In case of disabling injury; | $10,000 accident insurance, with $60 weekly indem: nity, at proportionate rates. No professional or business man should be with- Out accident insurance when so small an outlay | Secures so large an indemnity in the event of se- rious accident ata time when most needed. Halt Million of losses have been pafd. All claims are paid immediately upon recetpt of satisfactory proof. further particulars send for circular and appll- cation blank to $20 and 322 Broadway, New York. James R. Pitcoer, Secretary. B. Peer, President I ARK! T heard thousands of voices saying unto me Go To THE - TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 and 920 7th street northwest. Car I WENT And so did a host of people. They acted wisely, They did we 80 DID I, Tfound there somethins good; so did they. stumbled upon something better; so did they, T finally found the best; so did they. The good, the better. the Best Ready-made Clothing for Men's, Youths", Boys’ aud Children's Wear in the District, all at the TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. RED LETTER SALE Red Prince Albert Red Letter Suits, Letter Sale. $95.53 and upwards, Sale. Rea Four-button Cutaway Red Letter Sults, Lever Sale, $9.68 and upwards, Sale. Red Sack Red | Letter Suits, Letter Sale. 3.51 and upwards, Sale, Rea Boys’ Red Letter Suits, Letter Sale. 05 and upwards, Sale, Red Children's Rea Letter Suit Letter Sale, Sale. Red Letter ts, Sale. $5.15 and upwards. Red Boys? letter Overcoats, ‘Sale. $1.69 and upwards. Read Chiidren’s Letter Overcoats, Sale. e. and upwards, 400 pair of MEN'S PANTS, strictly all wool, $: that ¢ 10 PER CE 10 CLOTHING HOUSE, STRICTLY ONE PRICE, 927 and 929 Seventh xtreet northwest, £27 Open evenings anti 9. Saturdays until 11 to2 + Sacnirice IN OVERCOATS AND SUITS. Overcoats at $5, formerly $10, Overcoate at $6. formerly $12, Overcoats at $7.50, formerly $15, Overcoats at $10, formerly $20, Overcoats at $13.5 ), formerly $27, Buite at $6.50, formerly $13, Buits at 87.50, formerly #15, Buits at $10, formerly #20. Suits at $12, formerly $24. Buits at $15, formerly $30. Pants at half price, Boye’ Suits and Overcosts at half price, at the MI FIT STORE, 43230 CORNER 101m AND F STREETS. A Obvrortuxrry For A ut. ‘TO BUY RELIABLE AND FIRSI-CLASS CLOTH- ING AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES. None should delay, but call at once, and see our stock of MEN’S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING, No. 414 Ninth Street Northwest PURE AND RELLABLE HOMGPATHIC REMEDIES, Either by the single vial or in complete outnts, at BOERICKE & TAFEL’S Paarmacy, aus-co78t 988 F Street, Washington, D. ¢, Tue Nartosar See Derosrr Co. CORNER 15TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE PERPETUAL CHARTER, ACT OF CONGRESS JAN- UARY 22, 1867. Capital .. = $200,000 FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF VAULTS, BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President. CHARLES C. GLOVER. of Kings & Co., Vice President, T, LAWRASON RIGGS, Treasurer, ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, - ions Benjamin P, Snyder, Charles ©. Glover, z rea se Henrys Willard Jolih @. Parke 8 MP 4g Vurssa Ovrictax Co. 1304 F STREET NORTHWEST. 2 MPORTER 0} ICH WIN COG! T*tOnTH SE PERSP TEST GOONS. OHA. American pare tats clams a Agents for frst-: a Se eR AT OUR SPECIAL NO MISREPRESENTATIONS, NO MISREPRESED No MISE: We ‘worth of bls money, and that every garment we sell shall do good service to the wearer to the full amount, of itscost, and bring the purchaser back to usagain. NOAH WALKER & CO., TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, 625 Pennsylvania Avenue. jaz Ger Tue Besr. “THE CONCORD HARNESS," THE CONCORD COLLAR Coupe, Carriaze, Road, Team and Express Harness of allergy wenbiine CONCOND ABN ESS is stamped with i ine OOS 3 maker's fame abd trade mark. LUIZ & BRO, 497 Pennsylvania avenue, Adjoining National Hotel, fe-HORSE BLANKETS and CARRIAGE ROBES in reat variety at very low prices. cel? Whusors Fasovs Basso me ‘The demand in Baltimore fhas been greater than the supply and are still booming, and now we propose to give the Washingtonians a chance to buy these Famous Shoes for Ladies and Gentlemen, For Ladies we slso make to measure a fine Hand- Stitched Shoe at 65.00. For Gentlemen we make to measure our celebrated Waukenphast at $5.00, F. H. WILSON, Ovstox SHorMaxer, 409 Tth Street Northwest, Washington, H (00, HER ma) ae have | guarantee every buyer shall have the tut | Alec 232 W. Baltimore at,, Baltimors Wid. || \Carane® . The great Balsamie Distillation of Witch-Hazel, American Pine, Canada, Marigold, Clover Blos- soms, etc. called SANBORDIS RADICAL CURE, for the immediate relief agd permanent cure of every form of @atarrh, from a simple Cald iu the Head to loss of Smell, Taste and Hearing, Gough and Catarrhal Con- sumption. Complete treatment, consisting of one bottle Radical Cure, one-hox Catarr hal Solvent and one improved Inhaler, in one package, may now be had of all Druggists for $1. Agk far SANFOR'S RADICAL CURE. COMPLETE TREATMENT WITH INHALER, @1. “The only absolnte ®pecific we know of."—Med. Times. “The best we have found ima lifeti ue of suf- feriug."—Rev. Dr. Wigvin, Boston. “After alone stru ele with Catarrh the RADICAL CURE has conquered.’ —Rev. 8. W. Monroe, Lewisburgh, Pa. “I have not | found a case that itdid not relieve at once.”—Andrew Lee, Manchester, Mass. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON. COLLINS’ VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS, For the relief and prevention, the instant itis ap- plied, of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Coughs, Colds, Weak Back, Stomach and Bowels, Shooting Pains, Numbness, Hysteria, Female Pains, Palpitation, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Billtous Fever, Malaria and Epidemics, use COLLINS’ PLASTERS (an ELEC- TRIC BATTERY combined with a POROUS PLASTER) | and laugh at pain. 25 cents everywhere, te2 i CITY ITEMS. Johnny has stumped his toe, poor fellow! Take tnls'25 cents and buy bottle or Malvation Ui. 1 Johnyon’s Bear, 440 9M st. 2 ‘The Office of the Silent New American, No. 7, 18 at Auerbach’s Sewing Machine Hooms, 7th and H. 1 ‘The Boss one-minute Coffee Pot saves 50 per cent of the coffee, 10 Jenns & Co., 717 7th street. Johnson's Oysters, 440 94h st. 2 ‘Ko Keep the Blood Pure 4s the principal invention tn medicine. Dr. Ken- nedy’s Favorite Remedy does this, thus IU cures Kidney, Liver and Blood diseases, Herzog Offers ; great bargains in staple dry goods and fancy | Goods. One doltar al wont Jerseys, worth $2: extra | large linen towels 23c., worth 40c.; Tull regular | made fn solid colors ladies’ hose 19c., worth 250. A fall line of Hamburg: new designs, trom 1c, por yard and upwards, 987th street northwest, bet. 4 wan, 440 9th st. 2 Tand K streets, Johnson's White Heceived—a large supply of Lynn Haven and Little Bay Salt water Oysters, by John Keiser, 134 High street, Georgetown.” Famtles or pau ties can be supplled by tue gallon or any otuer style. Auerbach’s Sewing Machine Rooms, 7th and H, 1s the place wuere you can buy or rent, a first-class machine of any Kind without paying two prices. No drummers 1 7th street_northwest, have a few more of thos? Extraordipary Barg sins. in second-hand Pianos ani Organs, Muste Stands, Music Boxes and Drums. 3 Jovnson’s Lynn Haven Pays, 409th st. 2 Murray’s N. ¥. Cider fs absolutely pure apple jfutce. Finest ever sold An this market. Ask your grocer for it. 6 1% Hoon sold in Washington. Ask your 6 ons Steamed Ovsters, 409th st, 2 Syracuse Sait in Pockets 4s the purest, strongest, | ever sod, Ask your grocer for tt. are the best ev grocer for them. | Palpitation, Dropsteal wellings, Dizziness, Indi- gestion, Headache, Sleeplessuess cured by “Wells” | Health Renew 2 Jobnsvon’s Bear, 440 il st. 2 “Brown’s Bronchial Troches” are ex- cellent for the reilef of Ho: 3 or Sore Throat. They ar sedingly eflectlve."—Christian Wortd, London, €0 art Hottie. best in the world for the money. Orders by mail. ~ McG ath, near D st. eolu oon, 448 9th st, 2 | ‘z and Cold e universal favorite both in Whe tous. Say Lundborg’s Perfume, Lundborg’s Per! Lundborg’s Pertu “ALDERNEY DAIRY WaGoxs.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every moming, | and delivered 1n half-pound “Ward” prints, 50¢. per | Pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and Sweet 10k. er quart, Cream 15¢. plu GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. Vv Howe Svsr Recewen ANOTHER LOT OF 100 DOZEN BROWN HALF HOSE, The “same as we sold so many of last_year,” which we are offering at the remarkubly low price of 81 per box of six pairs, ‘Alsosoue job lot of 109 dozen colored HALF HOSE, which we will close at 20 cents a pair, or three pairs for SU cents, These goods are worth $3 ‘per dozen, At SD. ELLERY'S, 1112 F street northwest. Jal6 Just Recesven- A Large Line of WN! VEAR, for 50c, 75c, and 81. Full Line of Fall and, Winter UNDERWEAR, at lowest prices. Large Line of DRESS SHTRTS constantly on hand. CHARLES HYATT, Proprietor. THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, “ 16 F street northwest, st Table and Dairy Salt | EMENTS. | AMUSEMENTS. FORD'S OPERA HOUSE. COMMENCING THURSDAY, BOSTON IDEAL OP Qlliss E. H. Ober, Manager). —REPER THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY MATINEE. SATURDAY. MONDAY, FER. 16. TUESDAY... WEDNESDAY MATINEE WEDNESDAY. THE ARTISTS WH ‘MISS MARIE STONE, MISS GERALDINE ULMER, MISS MATHILDE PHILLIPPS, MISS LIZZIE BURTON, MISS AGNES STONE, GEORGE FRO ‘The IDEAL'S Complete Chorus and Orchestra. Advance Sale will open at 8:20 o'clock Af 2AUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1885, THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT OF MR. HENRY IRVING. MISS ELLEN TERRY ‘D THE LYCEUM COMPANY. TO-N:GHT, EUGENE ARAM. Engene Aram........Mr. Henry Trving. arpaltth Mesdown 2 iss Eilon Terry. RIDAY Even.,Feb 6 MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTH SATURDAY NEE... MERCHANT OF VENIC! SATUKDAY EVENING, Feb. 7 bale of Briers. Reserved satis $250, Jery, Sie. c boxes, $20, MONDAY, Feb. nit GALLEY Sb _ Salo of seats now ope. iu Hall, 9th and D streets nw. :RY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. ‘The Peer of Lotta and Pixk ‘Miss JENNIE CALEF, and herown Dramatic Company. ‘Whursday, Friday and Saturday, FANCHON. New Scenery by E. W. Carpenter, Second Week of the Human Atom, Mejor Tot. Afternoons only, “Punch and Judy.” Admission to Family Circle, 10 cents; admission to First Floor, 20 ceuts, “Reserved seats inay be secured six days in advance without extra change at the Hox of- fice ofthe Musenm from 9a. 1. to I at laid 7 p. m.; overture one hour I Next w borate production of DENCE. Harry Jacksou and Florence Ni ‘original roles, Y, % G4 coun . NAT. CHURCH, FEB. 10, 1885, 3 RI, K SCHAWIKA Will deliver his Thrilling Lectw “THE Beancu FoR Six JouN FRANKL Mlustrated with the Stereopticon, “Tt ig the poet winter.”—Rey. De the canto of enternal Admissio: 50 conts; reservod seats, 75 cents, M tore LLOWS' HALL (X February 5h, Othand lock pm, LMONT ¢ S All Laughter, All Laughter, ‘The Brizhtest Actréss on the Stage. Everybody Delighted, Opera, Comedy, Minstrelsy and Circus, Little Joker Matinee Saturday, Admission to B: A Genuine Success. Adm ssion to Ba'cor Admission to Pale Monday next, three nights the xreat N. Kindergarten. Kinderga-ten. Ku arte success, Kindergarten. fa N ATIONAL TELATER, COMMENCING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2— EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE. MISS FANNY D A Vv E DAVENPORT yaoaad saoauvs RO. SARDOU'S FEDORA Next Week—Mr.LOUIS ALDRICH, in My Partner. f4 JRB"= COURSE OF FRENCH ‘BY THE MEISTERSCHAFT’ SYSTEM. Complete Conversational Mastery in a Surprisingly Short time. In order to extend the practical benefits of thi: method, the publishers have made especial arrange ments with PROF. LUCIEN E.G. COLLIERE, A. B.A. M., a native of Paris, and the only accredited represchta- tive of the Meisterschaft System in the District, wlio will give a free course of twelve (12) lessons to begin- ners. A personal card of admission to the class, stating full particulars and See can be pro- cured at Prof. Colliere’s residence, 1538 f street north- west, where the course will take place. Number of pupils, mited. Cards not procurable after the 19th Instant First Jesson on SATURDAY, the 7th inst., at 7p, m., when 8 short introductoraddress on the system will ‘bemade by the Author. ‘Dx. RICHARD 8, ROSENTHAL, Tate PrivateTator to the hiuperial Family of Atistria a Ruections fi Will Carlet. by iections from fon's poems, PROF. EDWARD €. LONNSEND, Interspersed with Vocal Music, at the MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CHURCH (Luther Place) HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Decorarey Porreny Axo Poncerars FROM ALL COUNTRIES, GLASSWARE, CUTLERY axp PLATED WARE. FINE PLATES, TOILET SETS, PARLOR LAMPS, TEA SETS, | LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF DINNER SETS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, 02 No. 1009 PA. AVENUE. Siscrerox & Fisrenen, 415 Seventh street {northwest FURNITURE, CARPETS BEDDING AND UPHOL- ‘We guarantee to meet anyand all prices quoted by any louse in thecity, ‘To verify the above call aud sea our choice stock and FRIDAY EVENING, February 6th, 1885, . 7 Admiasion 25 c:nts, Opposite Patent Offi Doors open at 7.15, 120-5" HIRD CONCERT, CONGREGATIONAL COURSE, DR. BISCHOFF, Director, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6. Reserved seats for four remaining Concerts, 81, at Ellis & Co.'s, Single admission, 3-4 FUE MUSEUM. Penn. ave., eur 1ith stroct. ¢ popular family resort.” Another grand’ show. Every afternoon and nivht tis wees. the celebrated actor and comedian, 8. H. KEANE. and his. ‘New York dramatic company, in the latest creat succes:, entitled MRS. PARTINGTON. Agennine New England home picture, in fonr acts and 100 laughable tableaux. Great Gyninastic Garni- yal—tha three best athletes in the world. The Twin Albino Children. Fire Queen. Admission to all only 10 cents, ot = er y4sonte treme. Second week of Prof. CARPENTER'S Scenes in Pslicholoxy and Mesmerism. Marvelous fun. Crowded houses. Different each night, Admission '25 cents, Reserved seats 50 cents. Private instructions in Physchology given during ie day. ee uy Ree COMIQUE, For one week only, commencing MONDAY, FER. 2, and matiness Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Moore & Holmes’ British Novelty “Comy y, a combining of the Gems of the London Vaudeville stage. "New faces fo this community, and withacts that are indescribable, Visit them and be convinced. that th | FORM’ orena House. FEB. 12 —THE FAMOUS ERA COMPANY. FAREWELL SEASON -MARTHA MUSKETEERS .GIROFLE GIROFLA FRA DIAVOLO -FANCHONETIE O WILL APPEAR - TOM KARL, HERNDON MORSELL MYRON W. WHITNEY, Hi. C. BARNABEE. W. H. MACDONALD, THINGHAM, Fifty-four Persons in Every Performance. Saturday morning, February 7th. & Aa eee DRY GOODs. - Lurorren Sarreexs Ayp Guiycuans, SEATON PERRY, (SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER,) Has now open a very lange and well s2lected stock of New Plain, Figured and Checked French Sat- chotce styles and colorings. 100 pieces Anderson's 32 inches wide Scateh Zephyr Ginghams, ineiuding all the new striped and Plaid combinations, New Printed Cotelines and Crepe Effects, New French and British White Goods. New Embroidered White and Eeru Batiste Rob>s. Pure Linen Damask lecloths, all widths and lengths with >, and % Square Napkins to match, mid: by John's. Brown & Sons, Bel Belgian Pillow and Sheeting Linens, “Extra Good Valucs” in Irish and German Huck and Damask Linen Towels at 121,20, 25, 375 and Perlnot's Kid Gloves tn all lengths from 2 to 16 but- ons. Plain and Brocaded Lyon's Stik Velvets, § Duchesse, Rhadames, Surahs and Jersey Silks in Black, White and all Shades for street, reception and evening wear. New Silk Gauzes, Hlusions and Crepe de in shines, $27 Spring importation of All-wool French Dress Fabrics arriving dati; g- CHOI Ss, PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECY Pi SEATON PERRY, Pexry Bor.prsa, Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street. Estabitshed 1840. jas 719 i EDGES D LADIES’ COTTUN UNDERWEAR, AU DAVE 719 MARKET SPAC) VER EMBROIDERY, ame goods have ever ‘The larger portion of these re First-Class ln every re ; mination. One Lot of HAMBURGS, MAGIC ‘TRIMMING Price to Close, at LED &c., at Half E.G. DAVIS. made creat rede RT: To less thy tlons in our UNDER- ny lines being marked ery garment in this 1 cost. Partinent js of Le most reilable make, and w feel assured that the reductions will be ‘appreciated. Stock Complete in every department, ure gen- Uine bargains at E.G. DAVIS, jazi 719 MARKET SPACE. Ovr Axssvar Jaxvany COTTON UNDERWEAR CLEARING SALE. COTTON UNDERWE. SURPA: R AT PRICES SEST AND KEENEST COMPETITION. THE VERY BEST MUSLINS! THE VERY BEST CAMBRICS! THE VERY BEST EMBROIDERIES! THE VERY BEST STYES! COMMENCES TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), JAN'Y 20TH, 1885. Our Entire Second Floor Devoted to the Sale of Ladies Underwear, Everynhing tn {Readiness for an Immense Rush. NIGHT DRESSES. PlainSacque Gowns, Mnished with Cambrie Rut- fies 20c., worth Bie. lain ‘well-made Gowns, good Cotton, superior finish, 63¢. a bargain at $1. Fine Muslin, deep yoke, three rows insertion be- tween clusters of ticks,’ front, neck and sleeves trlmrred with fine Hamburg Edje, 79. This gown would be cheap at $1.25. Mother Hubbard Yoke, five rows Hamburg Inser- tion between clusters Of tucks, front, neck and sleeves trimmed with Ruffles of Embroidery, 96c. a most dectided bargain. SKIRTS. Extra good quality Muslin, with ruMes and tuck- ing, 20¢.; 50. quality Fine Muslin,with 7 inch Cambrie rumes, with five French tucks, and hem with wideand narrow tucks above, 67c. : an extraordinary good bargain. Finé Musitn with 9-Inch liandsome Embroidered Flounce, with tucks above, forming tn all a trim- ming 4, yard deep, 9c, worth $1.50. CHEMISE. Good Muslin, plain band, neck and sleeves, well finished, 19c., regular 25c. Chemise. Yoke of Insertion between four clusters of five fine tucks, embroidered front, neck and sl urlmmed with fine Hamburg Edge, 47c.; never sol for less than T5c. “Pompadour Yoke, of all over Hamburg Etabrold- ery, square neck, With fine embroidery edge and neck and sleeves, 88c.; would sell readily at 1.25, DRAWERS. Good Musiin, with hem and five tueks, nicely fin- ished, 19¢.; a bargain at 250, Muslin, with five tucks and Cambric ruMe and tucking, 360. regular price 480, Fine Muslin, wide and narrow tucking, deep em- broidered rufile, 66c. ; were Fine Muslin, fine open-work Hamburg Insertion between French tucks, edged with wide open-work embroidery w match, 98c.; very cheap at $1.50. INFANT'S LONG SLIPS. Good Cambric, neck and sleeves trimmed with fine rufle, 23¢.; Cambric costs more, Cambric, with Mother Hubbard Yoke, flne tuck- ing and embroldery, 49c. SHECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Startling Reductions in French Woven and Do- mestic CORSETS, marked at 25 to 38 per cent. lower ifast, Ireland. | 19) importation, and as well as | LADIES GOODS. AUGURATION DRESSES, GEORGE WHT LADIPS' TATLOR and HABIT MAK ER, T3027¢h st. 21 ‘Special attention iven to Evening, Dianer, Dr Great care is taken on Cloth for Spring Costume, M LAMBELE, Direct Importer, 21st New York, line returned to ew and full assortinent of Evening, Dinner’ ite Costutues. ‘Those cools ary bow -on exhieiiiom, at her ymrlors, 1327 F street, opposite Ebbitt Houss, f3. ——__=— Mes. A. Aunsrnoxe, IMPORTER, 140 West 424 street, New ¥ at rar OE ears ror K, Arlington hotel, | On Wednesday and Thursday, February } Kant axsortment of Evening, Dinner | Drisses. Flowers, Wrape, ie | ME PERRIER | MB ork Bae nakinie- at avericrate! pris Hotel Si"Charlen curate hi'st.3 Manaxe Eun Soci: (OF 305 5th Avenue, Now York, Is located for the season at 13% F Srener Norruwesr, ‘With imported ball and evening dresses; also Street costumes and wraps, Janam ME NON BRANDIS. MoDIE ‘ormerly with Lord & ‘Taylor, New York; Willian, Barr & Co. St Louis Moe pitite made at the shortest notice. Superior Sitting, onable prices and satistaction 907 Penney lvanis aven M.Wiltinn’s), $a28-teme A * stox Fisnees Cheaical Dry Cleaning Fetablishment, street northwest, S_EXPERIENCE : also, Velvet and nal shape wuaranteod © runoved tlectually. Brice #1.50 and @L75 BT =. Moar C. Py Miia, 18 EAST 28H ST. NEW YORK, 27 Rue Paradis, Paris 2 Congress Hall Block, Saritoga Springs, Will open on THURSDAY, JANUARY 81H,a Branch | Establishment at 184 F STRUET, WASHINGTON, With a fine assortment of Imported Costumes, Wraps, Millinery atid Noveitis in Dress Garniturvs, Orders filled at ehort noti JanIm* ek, FROM aides’ Sealps treated wt thelr rest. rallas, the woeat hair tonic.” 1331 F streak Salt Ln? OUGLASS Annual Sal pn ull Wide Very Bost jertal 5.00, 9 $150 nes we have yot Come The finest assorta, | shown. Jal 430 Testa Sr Makes Corsets to ricting, Murino Underwear, cant a1! Divse Reform Goda 8 81 Corset (Mims Ho vuan aid Spanish ‘Three Patents an Paris, 1 ‘Mai Five Mev and importer MAN HAIR AND fine Hate Catcin poo di a first-claks manner, ifteouth street northweet $G AND DRY CLEAN- 5 New Yi Patent Offer. ries and Fancy Felt in all leading = Es Filorelle and Filo Arrasene, Chenille, Crewel material for Art Needlework. yrs, Colunibia, Germantown and Saxony Woo! and Knitting Yarus, 1 3a9 BOOKS, &e. VASHINGT NCIRCUL Floss, Doce Hambuns We Silks, LIBRARY, $07 lath 4 periodicals as LATIN V TH in the United States, fro logue of all non-electiv with the compensa. io regard to the Open the act of INKS, in states of New Comstock, ied wa c OWN C PARKER, 617 ana 619 7th street northw hhusetts, eon #2, for sale by a Pri aa V avesrixes, Vacesrises. We have Just opened the finest line of Valentines in the city, ine all of the novelties in this line; also the latest of fine stationer Engraved copper Our stock of books cations in History. Fiction, Poetry and general Litera- ture. We keep constantly on ithe works of the most popular authors, namely rou, Hawthorne, Mark Twain, Darwin, Huxley, Spencer, and others too umerous to mention, All of the latest cations received as soon as poss! ble, which we seil at raluced prices, Orders for books promptly filled. Call andexaraiue our stock; also our Prices, which we guarautec to be the lowest, BAUM'S BOOK DEPARTMENT, 416 Seventh street northwest. 327 Wanrasers Booxsrone, 1103 Pennsylvania Avenue, Special wale this week of 200 PLUSH CABINETS OF FINE NOTE PAPER, CORRESPONDENC? CARDS AND ENVELOPES TO MATCH. Ail colors of Plush, = New Booxs Life and Letters of Bayard Taylor, Three visits to America, (Emily Faithful). ‘The Wave of an Idea (o- Jombi.) Historical Reference Book. Egypt and Baby- Jon, (Rawlinson.) Out of the W Douglass.) Women Plumbing and Doctors. Katherine. Vance.) Custom and Myth (Lang.) Men of Investion and Industry, (Smites.) Wild Kock, (The Wanderer.) The Mentor, (Ayres) Deldee, or the Iron Hand, W. H. MORRISON, 475 Pennsylvari ja8 venue, chee = For Te Moovy Meenas ® | Gospel Hyions Consolldated—in paper at Sc...in cloth at 0c, with tapes at 00KS BY D. L, MOODY. we Way to Gi and How to Find It, Totnes Work! to the Wonks woe Vower, or, The Secret of Bucoess in Christian Prevailing Power: What Hinders tt? ‘sale by = WM. BALLANTYNE & 80%, Ja16 7th atreet ow prices. ~ nid thatare new. Monday, February 4 combi- | than reguiar prices, Bisuors Caspsonrse. = nation, one Better Corsets at Ohi; worth frome togt.sa, | silt iiuhrcatit ati’ far Charped and Rone WOOD AND COAL. "TContumes foriadies, Gant and Chifizen at rea | We must reduce. stock, and therefore have nade Bok ee ge —— sonable prices, at 1. MOXLEY'S. | prices exceptionaily low. Call early to avold the Sack! Coaz; W. 0p. | 608 10:h street northwest. | anticipated rush. “prepared by : = | Wiad; SERER'S, ORCHESTRA FURNISHES LANSBURGH & BRO., 700 9th atrect, Const Heareek pone Music for all ions. left at ‘ r For sale GO Shs corn: H a or by telephone at Pllis Musto stort’ or Wate Bere aio 1) 2, OA IVENTH STREET, | nowt Stott. Croubull Cee to hee iva seaes JOHNSON BROTHERS, Wary Vand. will roctive prompt aitenvion, Can fursia, me | _ 3021 Uniform Band for 4th Ja28-lin =— ™ ‘WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD: BER’! )RCHESTRA.—TELEPHONE EEB KERB ‘TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS SOUTHWEST. Tice renee 20 Ghee nerltest Dr po % ge oo 3 x Ez ” | fectionery store, will recelve prompt attention, Jal! loot = $9 33 B& Eve BRANOH YARDS AND ‘OFFICES CONNECTED BY | (SHOICE SEATS | a caters, wirciome tie TELEPHONE: BRENTANO BROS, FOR GENERATING STEAM. IT MAKES A QUICK HOT FIRE. jal?-3m_ Pennsylvania avenue, cor. 11th street. FOR COOKING PURPOSES. o «IT IS EASILY IGNITED. @ 1202 F Street Northwest, FOR HEATING BY FURNACE. IT DOES NOT BURN OUT THE GRATR 1516 7th Street Northwest. eee eee ee eer FOR HEATING BY LATROBES. IT 18 ECONOMICAL. ‘ Oe re ELECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND. FOR OPEN GRATES. IT WILL PAY TO TRY IT. Corner $d and K Streets Northwest. Gieshars te sun nomenon : FOR SALE | BY THE 241, Pennsylvania Avenue Southwest, ELECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND. co. 8 ciistagenseceere Cola acai WASHINGTON GABLIGHT co. sadaacindeat camaiaenktiaad marae ‘They clear the voice and soothe ‘throat. RGE iB OFFICE AND ¥ARD, 71 eee Teceived. Half pound packages, | 40 Bushels Crushed, $3.70. 2% Bushels Crushed, $2.50. gee aa: Scales ed and © Only at pment ah, Puarmactst, | © >oNe Mos Cranes, ease ee, ree SP OO OM OT Te | ee coe Le DU : DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF | WASHINGTON OR GEORGETOWN. yas -* oO /