Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1885, Page 8

8 £ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, D.C., February 14, 1555, 10a. m. For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather In the northern portion, fair weather preceded by light local snows {n southern portion, north- erly winds, becoming variable, slight rise in tem- perature, lower barometer. For Sunday, the temperature will rise slowly tn the districts on the Atlantic const, with partly cloudy weather, followed by local rains during the afternoon or evening in the south Atlantic and middle Atlantic states. Warmer, partly cloudy weather, with local rains, or light snows are indicated for the lake region, the Ohio and upper Mississipp! valleys and Tennessee, The temperature will rise in the gulf states, gatas each Ropperses are prevented by the timely pre- paution of depositing your loose valuables with ihe National Safe Deposit company, corner 15th street and New York avenue. NSUMERS of the Tur Maxy ¢ Richmond straight cut Jearn that they earboard containin: are now fifty ciga ds f eo & Bro., Grocers, h street northwest. POSFS try our s P roid Pure Rye Whisk fou direct “from U. S. bended warehouse, at 3 gall These goods Knowledged by all that used them to din this market «& Bro., Grocers, northwest, SPEDDEN, t studio te the > Y by going to Freund’s, 702 eddings and balls, Save Your Moy Oth street, for parti THE National 15th and New vA p.m. € sit company, corner ue; office hours 9 a, Wand inspect the vaults. “JustH’s OLD STAND.” e19 D street north. west, buys gentlemen's first-class second-han jothing. omptly attended to, rn’s, 904 7th st. Jan Athletic School D sts, Boring & specialty Puptis also taught at their residences. Addresseare John’s restaurant, 7th and D sts. n. w. Fexe Puorocrarus aT Low Pict prial studio, gt SL9 Market Spa: now in full operation, in addition to that Sa Coniy® in Timms’ building, bei Pennsylvania a we (or a short time, to make 6 eleza yinets for SI. Other sty} at proportionately reduced rates. All are we cor Rich’d Walzl, proprietor. John Harri- gon, manager. Ae Mowry LOANED on real estate by B. H. War- ner. Gray & CLARKSON, Printers, Globe Printing Office, 339 Pa. ave THE fine photos of Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. ave, continue to be $3 per doz, with @ 13th painted fre Ane You Gorxe s mphiet of the most at- treet (winter retreat in the southern st Broadway, New Dr. Lyor’s An El chool, 35 LeDroit bldg. Eastman’s ALoua PERFux An aristocratfe odor, James Frawle loff'a cart at the cor- ner of 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue yes- terday afternoon and his head was badly cat. Deposit company, corner 15th and New York avenue, receives trunks of Silverware, bonds and ull ‘sorts of vaiuable things on speci:l deposit for a moderate charge. Bet advertis pler, 453 Pa. ave. CITY AND DASTRICT. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 5:55 p.m. and extinguished at 5:30 a.m. A novel ertertainment, “La Cafetiere,” 1s being prepared by ladies of Waugh M. BE. church to take place a emple on the evening before the dedi the monument (Febru- ary 20th). The inment will embr: program of musical and literary talent of Wash- Ington and. Baltimore, a walter drill by 100 ladies, and the feature will be the presentation of a souvenir cup and saucer of the dedication to each visitor Mr. Mason N. Richardson and Mr. €.S. Ches- ney have presented to the President a petition strongly endorse ng for the pardon of Herman Bru: onyicted of grand larceny of United States postage stamps. ‘The obsequies of William Forrester, late stage Manager of the Boston Ideal Opera Company, took place at Ford’s opera house, Baitimore, Yesterday afternoon, The opera company went from this city to pay a last tribute of respect to their deceased frien: eo Washington Division No. 1, Uniformed Rank, Knights of Pythias, last evening elected Haivor P. Smith, lieu Nelson, sr., fumunder, J. P. nant commander: RK. T. Whiting, berald; J. B. ‘onner, recorder; B. F. Evans, treasurer; H- Coggins, guard; J. i. Keenan, sentinel, and Carr, color bearer. John V Beckett, colored, was fined $10 by tN Judge Snell this morning for striking Lula Nel- son. J. Shillington sends Demorest’s Monthly, The New York Fashion Bazar and Leslie's Pop- ular Monthly, all for March. ‘The sale of seats for the comic play “Skipped by the Light of the Moon,” is progressing very favorably at the National theate The ladies of McKendree M. EL @rranged for “a Russian tea and sociable, held in the vestry of the church next Thursday evening, from 7:30 to 10 p.m. Young ladies in ian’ costume will serve the tea, A comedy drama, entitled “Capitolia,” writ- ten by Grant Parish, a local jgurnalist, tas been accepted by a member of the Madison Square theater company, New York, ‘The statement made in a morning paper yes- terday that there was dancing at the Ascension church bazaar is erroneous. ‘Phere was none. In addition to the participants {n the musical entertainment, the Franz Abt elub received the hearty applause and thanks of “the Bazaar.” Kev. Dr. Theodore Appel will deliver a lec. tureon“The Wondersof the Moon” at Grace chapel, corner of 15th and O sts. n.w., Next ‘Tuesday evening. es DEATH oF Mrs. MARMroN.—Mrs, Caroline W. Marmion, wife of Dr. W. V. Marmion, and daughter of the late Lieut. Col. John McClellan, U.S. army, died yesterday aftera brief illness! funeral will take place on Monday at 1 p. m. from her late residence, 1108 F street. eee THe Crry MARKETS.—The wholesale price Current of the Washington Produce exchange, states that the flour market is quiet with trans: actions confined nearly to the wants of the trade. The wheat market 1s active, and mar- Ket firm; corn and oats steady. Receipts of hay and straw light, with good kinds brisk; medium a@nd common dull. There is no ipraventent im demand for butter. Exes are of lighter re- celpt and tending highe to 25e. per dozen isasked. Poultr: dvanced some in conse- quence of the falling off in receipts. Turkeys are expecially searce at this time. Choice ap- ples are advancing in price, but common stock goat best offers. Potatoes are plentiful, but Onions searce. es Grorce TicKNoR CuRTIS—At the request of Hon. Richard T. Merrick, who delivers the course of lectures on constitutional law in the law department of Georgetown university, Hon. George Ticknor Curtis will take his piace for Monday evening next, with a lecture on “The Implied Powers of the Constitution.” Lecture &t 7:30 o'clock in the university building, cor- ner 6th and F streets northwest, eee New Process FLovr.—Before the war George- town and Baltimore flours brought the highest prices in all eastern markets, but since 1860 ‘western men by {mprovedprocesses have tempo- Tarily taken the prestige of southern flour. Now it ls coming to the front again. “Those en- terprising merchant millers, Messrs. Wim. H. Tenney & Sons, of West Washington, who have been engaged In the milling business for fifteen years,Rave kept up with modern improvements, and now introduce on our market flour made by the Minneapolis, Minn., roller process, which they, ip their advertisement elsewhere, claim to be equal to the best made anywhere, ee ALDERNEY MILK For NEW ORLEANS: Ward, of the Alderney Datry of this ¢ milk op the F.K, » Sent —— train that left this eiiy with the Knights Templar-last Friday ior New Or- leans. The following telegram explains itself: FEBRUARY 137H, 11 am, FE. Ward, Washington, D. C.: Milk sweet as when we left. All enjoy it. I1 the most valuable stimulant, We are al wing @ good time, and well. Vogt’s and hnelder’s life saved this a, m. by the milk, Signed by Committee. THOS. SOMERVILLE, of English Juveniles ‘apyeat ae Harmen the EI juveniles ap ir le) ‘3 mu- feum next week. ‘The litte ones havearhieved great success in England and Australia, and Sre highly spoken of. pets GREAT CLOSING SALE OF SILVERWARE AND Curiexy.—Thomas Dowling will sell at the Hore, No_ 1552 F strect, pear the EDbitt house, r three days more, closing Tu ‘ebruary 7, goods of the best quality and in endless ¥arlety and at a great sucrifice. ‘The factory is closing them out regardleys of cost. This is the best unity to bu; is in this line ever offered to the citizens of Washington. Co: will sell on Monday Fesruaty Laue ota . will sel nday, Fe Sm. and p.m., a} thelr sales Jou and Diseredis, the HERz206's Museu. ———. Batre’s BOREMIAN GIRL, as sung by the Ideals, has been oue of the re ue greatest successes of the season. Whi "s “Heart Bowed ‘al Karl’s“Fair Land of and Miss 's “I Dreampt That I Dweilt in Halls,” are among the gems of this ever popular opera, PROTECTION OF CHILDREN, Fell Text of the Bill Which Has Become a Law. The following is the full text of the “Act for the protection of children in the District of Co- lumbia, and for other purposes,” as finally Passed by both Houses of Congress and approved by the President: Be it enacted, &c., That from and after the passage of this act the Association for the Pre- Vention of Cruelty to Animals for the District of Columbiashall be known as the “Washington Humane Society,” and shall be authagized to extend its operations under this act toPhe pro- tection of children as well as animals from cruelty and abuse. In pursuance thereof the said Society may cause its proper officers or agents to prefer complaints, before any court in the District of Columbia having jurisdiction, for the violation of any law relating to or affectin; the protection of children in said District, an by its proper attorney may ald in bringing tle facts before such court in any proceeding taken, See. 2. That the Commissioners of the District, of Columbia shall, by the police force of said District, aid the said society, its officers and agents, in the enforcement of ail laws relating to or affecting the protection of children; and the Commissioners of the said District, and thelr successors, are authorized, in their dis- cretion, to detail, from time to time, an officer or officers to aid ‘specially in the work of said society, or they muy commission any duty ap- pointed agents of said society special police of ficers, without compensation; and such agen: or officers shall haye power to arrest, without warrant, all persons violating in their presence or sight any law relating to or affecting the pro- tection of children, or other parties so offending, ¥ virtue of a warrant tssued by the Police Court the District of Columbia, which offenders hall be taken by such agents or oflicers before the said Police Court of the District of Columbia for trial. Said agents or officers are also hereby empowered to bring before the said court any child who is subjected to eruei treatment, will ful abuse, or neglect, or any child under sixteen years of age found in a house of {il-fame; and Said court may commit such child to an orphan asylum or other public charitable institution in the District of Columbia, with the consent of the constituted anthorities of such asyiuim or insti- tution, or 1m ition ther as now is or 1 in cases of vagr or aby dren: Provided, arent near relative who may el uggrieved b order of said court in the preruises_may app therefrom to the Criminal Court of the Distri of Columbi See. 3. That any person In the District of Coluinbia who shall torture, eruelly beat, abuse, or otherwise will ehild under the age of eighteen 5 ny person, hitving the custody and possession of a child under th age of fourteen year 1 expose, or and abet in expos din any high- field, house, ou ° street, or other , With intent to aban ny person. having in bis custody or rild und) the 7M ug, Such rope Wa in ngerous character, or beggar, or mendicaut, singer,’ or street musi shall take, receiy shibit, ast med for any ed, sha when convicte punishment by or by nprisonment for a term not person who s or receive any female child ler the age of elzhteen years into any House of ill-fame or disorderly house, for the of prostitution; or any person who, havin his custody or control such child, shall disy of it to be so received, or to be received in or for any né, indecent, or immoral par exhibition, or pract shall be deem ofa misdemeanor, and, when conVi shall be subject to'a punishment by more than $1,000, or by inp term not exce LATIVE TO OF THE HULY SEASON, bbons bas {sued the fi ing lations tor Lent in Arehbishop ( elreular embody ing the regu! this diocese: Ash Wednesday, the first day of Le: the 18th day of February. 1. All the faithful who have com: twenty- first year,unless l are bound to observe the 2. They are to make one meal on n Sun falls on pleted thei y dispensed, taken till about noon. 4. Flesh at and fish are not to be used at the same meal during Lent. reshuient, common rinitted inthe evenin: t the collation tt 1s permitted to use bread all Kinds of truits, salads and ve use of butter, cheese, mill gs Be ils by virtue of lor shed custom. General usage Nas made it lay iui to ta in the morning some warm liquid, as tea. or thin chocolate made with water, and this liquid a mouthful of bread. 8 ¥ andawestoi have authorized the slard, instead of butter, in prepai ing permitted food. 9. lowing ‘persons are exempted from the obligation of fasting: Persons under twent obe yéars of age, the s! Bi who ‘tre oblized’ to do bard labor, and. a through weakness, caunot fast Without prejudice to their health. 10. By dispensation the use of permitted at all m 3 on Sund: day on Mondays, s, Thursd Saturdays, with the exception of Hols day and the second and Last Saturd TL. Persons dispensed from the fasting on account oftenderor advanced age, hard labor or ili health, are tree to take meat mere than once on those days when its use is granted by dispensation, 12. The faithful are reminded that, besides the obligation of fasting imposed by the church this holy season of Lent should be, in 1 manner, a time of earnest praye: sip, of seclusion from the world : ments, and of generous alms-givine. 13. The Paschal time extends Sunday which time all F use of reason are bound to prepare. thems to receive worthily the Holy Communtor holy season of Lent is @ proper time, ais children to make thelr first contession, which they ought to do geherally when about seven Years Mage. Parents should sec to this. pohea Ldeae The Peopk with of Lent. ation of Washington Monument Celebration. To the Editor of Tre EVENiNG Stan. As the servicesproposed for the dedication of the Washington National Monument on the 21st inst. seems to have been s benefit only Congressmen and their families would it not be well for the people to arrange for some public celebration of this national ev suk place on the 23d instant, whicn da 10 law (22 si page 1) is this ye: holiday in the District of Columbia, beneflt the employes of the departme derive from the exercises on Saturday an extra holiday on that di February 12th ar Th The PlumDers’ New Departure. A SERIES OF LECTURES UPON TIE BEST SANI- TARY ‘CONDITIONS. Now that the questions at issue between the Master Plumbers’ association and the engincer department of the District government have been’ settled or dismissed, the members of the association have directed their energies in | another channel. They have secured the se vices of Prof. Flizey, the professor of chemist and state medicine in the Georgetown unive sity,and on cach Saturday night the associas tion invite their friends and the public to! lectures on the scientific phases of their bust- ness. In this way they expect to obtain a good deal of information about the atmosp! the causes which make it impureyand the condi tions under which the maximut puri obtained, especially In modern houses.” ‘The bearing of this subject, as weil as others which Will be considered in due course, upon sanitary Plumbing, is of course a very’ important one, he master plumbers not only hope to be bene: fited themselves, but they have invited the journeymen and ‘apprentices to attend, and in this way those w! are learning the bustess will acquire many Valuable ideas, which will benelit themselves and the public. In adopt- ing this policy the assoctation bas followed the example of ‘similar associations in Chicago, Balthnore, Providence and Philadelphia, and the trade paper, located in New York, appreci- ating the value of these lectures, publish fall reports, for the benefit of the trade throughout the country. ———— A Hunprep anp Erguty Arrests tx ONE Week.—During the past week-the police made 180 arrests. The offenses we battery, 25; suspicious characte: 13; wasting Potomae water, 14! drunks, 41, violation of false pretenses, 1; profanity and violations of District ordnance, Sunday law, disorderly, 38; contempt, 3; fast driving, decent exposure, 6; threats, 1; refusing to pa hack hire, 1; carrying # pistol and firing ‘thy same, 2, ‘There were 4 fugitives arrested and returned. ‘The occupations of some of those ar- rested were: Merchants, 4; clerks, 10; phys- ielans, 3; lawyers and reporters, 1 each, shed sb sas boa MARRIAG LICENSKS.—Marriage _ licen: have been issued by the clerk of the court to Frank Z, Maguire and Maud Raum; James T. Allen, of Norwich, N.¥,, and Lizzie C. Burk- ae THe DISPUTE OVER ADMIRAL PowELt’s Wrtt.—Mr. E. E. MeKay, a Jawyer of Louis- ville, as the representative of several represen- tatives of the late Rear Admiral Levin M. Pow- ol, yesterday. filed an additional caveavto the ite of the will of the dead officer. The tes- tor is represented to have been bed-ridden and bund uring the last twelve months of his life. contested will was drawn less than three months previous to his demise. Issues as the entary capacity of the admiral and validity of his made up and or- Court for trial by ——— THE Lavgurne ‘WEEK.—Monday night will ‘a week of lnughtet at the National when Saktped by te Light of the ‘Moon reputation of be! rf will be duction known to the stage H arranged as to | \ivet He meal permitted on fast days is not tobe | | The sectet of his hold upon the po) lions is not easy to nderstand, and certainly is not to be found in the dramatic excellence of his plays, which are usually con- | Structed with a view to the introduction of the Congressman Barbour and the Free Bridge Bill. To the Editorof THe EVENING STAR: It is to be most devoutly prayed that neither of the District of Columbia committees of the next Congress will be hampered with a @hatr- man whose constituents represent such diverse interests as do those of the Hon. J. 8. Barbour. To Fairfax county and the upper part of Alexandria county, Va., he made fair promises that he would secure the passage of a free bridge bill, whe at the same time the far outweighing influence of Alexandria city has successfully worked a failure to keep that promise, or caused. him in fact and effect to further the schemes of the lessees of the Alexandria jueduct, in their efforts to continue to collect tolls and thus maintain the only obstructed approach to this Capital city For months {t has been apparant that the De- partment of Justice could not do otherwise than deny the title tendered to the United States by these lessees, and yet during all this time Mr. Barbour, the ‘chairman of the D.C. committee in the House, and having before him the Riddio- berger bill which passed the Senate after full discussion, has not seen fit to report this bill or to take any other step in the matter, although parties interested on each side of the river were clamorous for action. We therefore pray that nosuch chairman will be selected for our committee of the next Con- gress, and would suggest that ordinary respect for the rights of this community of 180,000 eiti- zens should prompt him to take some action in © matter, We do not even ask his approval; Jet him re- port the Riddleberger bill, even with his dis- sent. We feel sure that ‘the sense of justice which has always characterized Congress in its dealings with tis District will see that we have eliet. If Mr. Barbour considers him a political ariah let him forget that Senator Riddleberger introduced the bill and secured its passage in the Senate, or else let him remember that demo- in that body as loyal to the faith as he is, Apted with a desire only to benefit this Dis- forgot the author of the measure and urged it to a successful result, airman may’ swell take to heart estab hoste docert.” ty, D.C. Amusements, Forn’s Opera Hov: very seat at_Ford’s t night to witness the production Musketes y the Ideal Opera Com- ‘This is one of the most charming repre- ions given by the troupe, and was received reat pleasure by the large audience last Messrs. Morscll and Macdonald made night. the usual hit in the roies of the rollicking mus- Keteers, and Mis Imer and Burton were in good voice and spirits. Mr. George Frothing- ham as the Abbe weted with his ustal unetuous humor, ‘This evening “Fra will be sung, with Whitney and On Monday the ¢ he frst time he are and Diayolo” ‘arl in the tpopular ftvorit this house. drawn ss in this city, and, no doubt, will play, called doubitess of s other plays, r, hardly need y to make them go to , introduce some new much the ‘The admi the incent him, fanew Ie will, as usua NATIONAL THEAT! comedians, [1 will app: in anew t ‘Those clever eccentric and John Gourlay, ater next week aving the sugges! ht_Of the Moon, y had kkipped is even more destrac- he former, How this nd, but the mana- . Harrison and their abilities riesque medl Skipped by th at th It we ton. rd, Who will give re- at Tlitmline chureh, Monday poken of n elocutionist and Philadelp THE WAGNE! will giv CONCERT ¢ concert this niversalist church, 13th and L tions will be given from the Handel, Beethoven and The m Wagner consist 3 Preistied, violin by Wilhelinj, by uume,”’ song for par, and a quintette from M.—The attraction at this will be unusually pleasin: e's troupe of English n ballet in the burlesque of Pudd| Tn addition liv. ‘The orchestra at this B. Immich, leade ssari, rionett esi, trombone; J. Pros- Lillibridge, pianist, is a very muels, peri, bs good one, Dine Mcseum.—The m ers of this house for the entertainment of their next v their own minstrel issaid to beastrong and lively le business at this house con- fearen Cowtave.—The bill at this popular resort next weelt will be d and interesting, and fully up to the usual standard of entertain? ments at this house, cage ee The Emancipation Celebration Co: troversy. wom ir. W. Calvin Chase states, in reference to the n@eting held at his office to arrange for the coming emancipation convention, that he was the first to Issue the call for such a convention, Capt. Wall and Mr. Holland, he says, had authority to issue the call for the last two con- ventions, not by any established precedent, but nsent of the people in mass meeting 1. Mr, Laws, Mr. Chase says, was t the meeting that was hetd ih the the Bees and was more vindictive y Cars¥n than any one elses Se aR. x Te t 38 —Mr. Myron W. 1 introduc n “Fra Diavalo” to- ted “Robber Song,” und eminent Seguin, afd widow to the greatest of ‘he opera of “Martha” will xt TI with its arl, Whituey, Marie Stone, positively phenomenal « Geraldine Ulmar, ‘The Courts, Crrevir Court—Judge Cox, y, Waterson, trustee, agt. District of dict for defendant, “Downey agt. evdict for defendant for $40 with ine . Jordan & Payne agt. Taylor; verdict for defendant, Yestery Columbia Eaurry Court—Judge Hagner. Yesterday, Colt, trustee, agt. Bradley, trustee; F river overruled, Reid agt.Rel ave . Stickney agt. Stidkne: final contirmation of auditor's report. 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Newman, the new pastor of the Congrega- tional church, who arrived here yesterday, accompanied by his wife and child, was ten: dered a reception last evening at the’ residence of Mr. and Mrs, A. L. Barber, on Columbia Heights, The attendance, which was large, included nearly all the prominent members of the Congregational church. Assorvreny Pore RRR 0O ¥ ¥ A L ROR OO ¥Y¥ Aa L RRR OO YY AA LT RE OO yy AAA L Ri 00 Y AA Ln BBR A KK I NNN GGG AA KK WNNN G @ BB AA KK IE NNN G = B AAA KK_ Il NNN G6 GG BBB A A K K Il NNN GGG PPP, OO W oW W DDD EEE RRR P 00 WWWwW DDE RR PPP O O WWWW D D FE RRE P OO WWWW DDE RR .. Pe oo = W W Dpd EEE RR = ‘This Powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders. Soup ONLY IN caNs, RovaL BAKING PowbER Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. ap6 © Lavery Torers Ar Canrers CASH DRY GOODS STORE. SELLING OFF AT COST. FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON, Se. NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING, 25. Handsome BROCADE BLAC ILK VELVET, Teduced to $1.50; actual value $2.50. SERGE CASHMERES, In all colors, Garnet and Blue (beautiful fine dress yards for $2; ev rd is worth BLACK AND COLORED SILKS at actual cost price. Onr -excellent quality BLACK SILKS reduced from $1.25 w 81. Our excellent quality COLORED SILKS Teduced from §1 to 75c. BROCADE, COLORED SILKS, in White, Blue and Pink, $1. COLORED SILK VELVETS, $1. COLORED SATINS, Green, Pink and Blue, 50c. "Ss VEILING, widest double width.’ Cream, , Blue, 37ige. -ADIES' CLOTH SUITING in Grey and Brown, ove yard and @ half wide, immense width, 374¢. COLORED BROCADE SILK VELVET, $1. BUEACHED TABLE DAMASK, pure linen, 50c, BLACK CASHMER SITAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. Brown, Green, goods), twelve Cream, CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE, Near the corner of 7th street. Ja30 G. T. Kes, TAILOR, ‘No. 414 ‘Ninth Street Northwest, New Serie Dress Weare now dally receiving New Dress Goods in all the new and desirable shades, including Tan, Ecru and Fawn, Modes, &e. We quote specially 60 pieces 35-inch AU-Wool Flannel Suitings, In the following colors, Black, Green, Myrtle, , Be ‘Tan, Mode, Fawn, &c., duly 45c. per yard. We have heretofore considered these au excellent bargain at Buc. per vard. MATELLASSE FLANNELS, 29¢. We have at last gueceaded in obtaining another invoice of those fine Matelusse or Basket Cloths, with which we had such success some time ago. Colors comprise Cream Pink Cerulean Blue, Scarlet, Mazenta, Dregsof Wine, Navy, Myrile Green, Garnet gud French Blue, only 20¢, pert yard. COLORED RROCADE VELVETS. We have Opened a splendid line of Colored Brocade Velvets, in Fawn, Light Rrown, Seal, Garnet, Mode, Saphir and Castor. Beautiful effects. Only $2.50 per yard. Col- ored Silks and Rhadames to match the above shades. Also, fine Black Brocade Velvets, in handsome de- only -,per yard. ODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY, GOODS HOUSE, ONE PRICE ONLY. 921 Pa. ave. 912 D st. ffels] “Horny Tr Mess. BLEACHED MUSLINS are cheap. There is no ¢oubt of this. Our Grektest Aim, and in fact our Grestest Success has been to place before our cus- tomérs Goods of intrinsic merit at the Lowest Possi- ble Price. FRUIT OF With ANDROSCOGGIN at 8c ents, THE LOOM at 9 centsand NEW YORK MILLS at 10 cents it would seem folly for any :nanufacturer to try to produce another Cotton Eqnally as Cheap. yet it has been attempted and Successfully. We have an- dertaken the tusk of introducing these goods solely gn account of what we believe to be thelr Intrinsic Value, and we now offer them to ouf customers, the inducement teing at Least TWO SENTS in value over and above any other goods at the same price in the market. 86-inch “HOLLY TREE” SKIRTING. 36-inch “HOLLY TREE” LN Se inch HOLLY TREE? CAMBRI ‘Oc. 9-8"“HOLLY TREE” MUSLIN. Je. 5-4 “HOLLY TREE” MUSLIN. 86-inch “HOLLY TREE” PERCALE. (third Floor, Take the Hlevator: WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, One Price Only, 021 Pa. ave. ve tgist 912 Det. Srectartry Goon ‘Vi arvrs a LADIES’ MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, 40 doz. Ladies' Muslin Night Robes, with four clusters oftucks, Hamburg rufile on neck and sleeves, actual value 98 cents, ir Price, 75c. each. 65 doz. Ladies’ Muslin Night Robes, in three different patterns; one with all-over embroidered yoke front; one handsomely trimmed with torchon lace, and one ‘with a solid tucked yoke front, handsomely trimmed around the neck and sleeves With Hamburg embrol- oer : se garments ever offered for the money. nly 40 doz, Ladies’ Muslin Chemise, square yoke, three Insertions, and four clusters of fie tucks, actually wo “each. ‘75c. each. Becond Floor, “Take tho elevator. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE 921Pa.av. One Price Only. 912Dst. £18 IN. SEWING SILK VEILING.—Colors: Light, 14 Bet in bere SiMe TN ang BORE Bee Medium and Dark Brown. Light, Medium and Dark Blue, Cardinal, Garnet, White and Black. Only 2be, per vd. As thése goods have heretofore been gold at Tee» customers Wil appreciate the above low price. 14 ft. Bick Brussels Net Velling, with hand-run dows, Only 25¢. per yd. Crepe Lisse Ruching: Black wit gold stitching, Black with silver stitching, white with id stitching, white with silver stitching. Only 25c. ¥4., actully worth B7%%¢. per vd. Beaded extra value, 25c.per-ya Iwo good valnesin ete Nenarer lic tl al Te. eath, 4 Yor 25c.. BU doz, Sailor for WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Ouse, ONE PRIGS ONLY {713} i 912 Dst. AT THR BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. ‘The celebrated mant Re COLGATE & CO., have madea new soap. This fs recommenda: ton enough. We will only add that it is called “Der- Patan ones edients used and the care- Glasses it at the head of i FEBRUARY 14, 1885-DOUBLE SHEET Corcuna. A GROWTH OF HAIR. ‘While using your Cuticura for chapped hands, it occurred to me to try it for dandruff, from which I suffered a great deal, and it not only speedily cured the dandroff, but restored the hair toa large bald spot previously entirely destitute of hair. It is now ‘an inch in length. s JOHN HL PARKE, ‘Master bark “John E. Chase,” Boston Harbor. SORE HANDS. Your Cuticura Remedies are justly receiving great Tecognition, The miners find the Cuticura Soap splendid for cleansing the skin, and those who have for years suffered from sore hands cannot say enough in praise of it and Cuticura, C. BUDDEE, Scofield, Col. e CHAPPED HANDS. I have been using the Cuticura Soap for Chapped ‘Hands, and find it gives better satisfaction and ope- Tates more quickly than anything I have ever tried. Its cleansing qualities and delicate perfume recom- mend it as a most desirable soap. W.F. PARKER, Charlottesburg, Ky. DOING GOOD. I was sick a long time and tried several doctors. ‘They could not do me any good, and then I tried Cu- ticura Remedies and they cured me. They are doing ‘® great deal of good in this country. HH. SALLEE, Cornishville, Ky. WITH GOOD RESULTS. T have used your Cuticura Remedies with good re- Sults for Scrofula and Scalp Discase for a number of years, R. K. FAULKNER, Hornelisville, N. ¥. WORKS LIKE MAGIC. Your Cuticura Soap I prescribe in all eruptions of the skin and it works like magic. ‘'T. H. WHITING, Bf. D., 14 Central Music Hall, Chicago, Ill. For sale everywhere. Price Cuticura, 50c.; Cuticura Soap, 25c.; Cuticura Resolvent, $1. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON. BEAUTY For Skin Blemishes, use the Cuticura Soap. f CITY ITEMS. Salvation Oil. cure onearth, Pri e cheapest and best 25 a bottle, New Spring Style Hats. , Gentlemen’s Brown and Black Derby Splendid assortment, fine Soft Felt Hats, Fur-top Gloves, Under-wear, Wool Jackets at in- " cost, at R. Lewis’, 920 7th st., bet. I and K n.w. N.B,—Lowestprice plainly marked in each Hat, 2 Wanted—Ladies’ and Gentlemen's! Clothing to clean and dye in the best work- manlike manner. Gents’ suits cleaned and pressed, $1.50, ut L. H. Posey'snew place, 1119 4th st. n.w., Opposite Portland Flats, 3 Pretty Women. Ladies who would retain freshness and vi- vacity, don’t fail to try “Wells’ Health Re- newer.” i Job Lot Linen Cuffs, price 14c., value 25c., Frane’s, cor- ner 7th and 0, the only strictly One Price Hat and Gents’ Furnishii tore in this city. 5 The Ross one-minute Coffee Pot saves 50 per cent of the coffe 10 W.S. JENKS & Co., 717 7th street. Buy Pocket Knives at the Rodgers’ cutlery sare 487 Pa. ave. Your initials engraved tree, e€0 $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle. No.1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. Oiders by mail. McGee's, 9th, near D st. eo-lm For Thront Disease and Coughs. Brown's BRONCHIAL TROCHES, like all really good things, are frequently Imitated, The genu- ine are sold only in boxe When Sickness Comes, do not buy bitters. Get of your Di One Dollar, a bottle of Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. For Kidney and Liver Complaint, co Durkee's Salad Dressing and Cold-Ment Sauce.—The universal favorite beth in the United States and Great Britain. holesome, delicious, economical and nutritious, Saves anx-ety, waste and trouble. eco Cluett’s Crown Collars, Cuffs and Monarch Shirts are the best ofall. eo Lundborg’ Lundborg’s Perfume, Marechal Niel Rose, eo Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Violet. eo Lundborg’s Perfume, Lily of the Valley. eo “Alderney Dairy Wagons.’ ¥resh Alderney Butter, churned every morn- ing, and delivered in hali-pound “Ward” prints 50c. per pound. Also Cottage Cheese, Butter: milk and Sweet Milk, 5c. per quart. Cream 15c. pint. FOR SALE—LOTS. OR SALE— CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN THE NORTH- WEST DIVISION OF THE CITY. We offer for sale a large number of choiée building sites, situated on favorite avenues and streets, in the northwest section of the eity, comprising in location “Dupont Circle""—Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampsiiire and Rhode Island aves. and adjacent streets. ‘To investors we can offer, singly or in blocks, lots siruated in the above desirable localities, at prices that c@nnot fail to pay handsomely. For plats and full information, apply to. = THOS J. FISH & 00., Real ee Brokers, F st. hw, capitol Park, at a saci le Lot on Mt. for $1,800. lendid corner Lot, 24 and G sts. n.w., cheap, can be subdivided to insure large profit. Superb Lots on Con- Reeticut and Rhode Island aves., finest in the cit Best Lots on Meridian Hill, Lanier, Washington and Columbia Heights, and Mt. Pleasant. 4 Lots, with depth of 90 ft., near Dupont Circle, verv low. Lots in <li parts of the city and suburbs. J.B, WIMER. 1419 New York ave. fide Y DESIRABLE LOT SOUTH- east corner of 16th and M sts. n.w., 75X106; owner will lease; a bargain for a week; also, Fine Lot south- east corner 16th and T sts. n.w. 91.20x100; also at a B.H. WARNER, 916 F st, nw. OR SALE-—WEST SIDE 16TH ST., NEAR I st. nist. udjcining residence recently’ jairchased by dusting Griy, Fine Lot, 62 feet @ inches, front by 1 ep; large ital price, $2.25 per foot; cheap. i mn ‘BH. WARNER, f14-3t 916 F si. naw. OR SALE-NO CASH REQUIRED IF BUILT Fronstence-Deustie Cores Lor in Nortwen, euitable for drug, grocery or feed store or for a row of small houses. One pear 13th st.and New York ave. and one near new. Pension Office on same terms. A. MCINTIRE, 918 F st. f14-6t OR SALE— ‘2. Small Lots on P st,, bet. 17th and 18th n.w. 2 Lots on W st, near 17th n.w., 20x80, 2'0n Rst., near 19th n.w., each 25x100.. 2 on 24, near Md. ave. n.c., each 2244x80. on 16th, near T nw. each 25380, 8 Ap be LOUIS B, SHOEMAKER, fast 920 F st. b.w. AMUSEMENTS. ‘ASHINGTON MONUMENT DEDICATION ENTERTAINMENT. Under the auspices of Waugh M. Charch, at MASONIC TEMPLE, FRIDAY EVENING, FEB- RUARY 20TH, 1885. Tiekets, 50c., entitling the holder toa souventrofthe Dedication, a 'P and SAUCER, beautifully and ap- Propriately decorated. Supper will be served at mod- erate rates from p.m A LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE THIS EVENING, Farewell Performance of Bartley Campbell's Master Play, THE GALLEY SLAVE! Profiuced by @ strong company, with magnificent Scegery, and under the immediate personal supervision of the Author. MONDAY, February 16, the Great Character Come- dian, “OUR FRITZ," Mr. J, K. EMMET. Sale of Seats now open. fers NATIona THEATER, THIS SATURDAY EVENING, + Last Time of MR, LOUIS ALDRICH, In BARTLEY CAMPE most successful play, MY PAPTNER, T WEE ‘The Comic Success of Modern Times, the Comedians, HARRISON & GOURLA In the reigning Laughing Rage, SKIPPED BY THE LIGHT OF THE MOON Greeted by enormons nndiences and the recurrent echoes of vociferous r the >» years in al! the principal cities 0 Ww Work to San Francisca, it GRAND © WW 48ti8eT0N compose CERT AT THE CONGR FRIDAY EVEN (Tabernacle Course.) ATIONAL CHURCH, RUARY 20, 1555, The program will consist exclustvely of the com Positions of Walter, Sousa, Gloetzner, Bischoff, Kim- ball, Jecko, Jaeger, Szem Waldecker, 1 Tegut, Suilth, Theophil, Ki other prominent lo Orchestra will pl: the quintette from will be sung, Jaeger wil and Miss Anita Class a harp con others who will take Mills, Miss N Walter, Gloetzner, ‘Theophil, Lent, Pearson, Rule, F Reserved seats 75 cents adm On sale at Ellis’ Music Store. rors OPERA HO THE BOSTON 11 Qaiss Ober, Man ‘TONIGHT. MACDON ST . Miss Eva pple and others. n tick: rents, enn, ave. ~ MUSKE L OPERA COMPAN er). Farewell aud IROPLE-GIROFLA SELL, ULMER, aE RA DTA FaNCHON ‘The Ideal’s Complete Chorus anc f13__Fifty-four Persons in F two gent for a lad) and on th I <u. Proprietors. MENT. actress, A AT DIAS ‘The accomplished Mins popular while s ntleman From Nevada. actor k In “The sisted by the favorite entitled NE The celebrated Minstrel Compa and BARTON, one ofthe finest and most troupes in America, LESSONS, ry Lat ESDAYS THUY Regular her and SATURDAY ‘All lnivite FLOR SOBLE TARRY J ON as ISA Produced with the orizinal Los Wurld.—A great pert Last week ofthe £ XN 2 TOT. HL AN: D MOTITER, ACS x bout, secured ge at the 10 pan. overture one hour red at 4:10 and 10:10 p, anes w xt Office of the museum from 9 Doors open at 1 and 7 later, Carriages may be'or mw. Next Week.—MADAME LE LISH JUVENILE rpHesten COMIQU! (Week commencing Return 6} HARRY M COMEDY 4 COM And fn addition ther MATTIE Gr Matiness Tnesti MA2xrc TEMPLE, “Third and Positively Last Week of Prof Carpenter's Scenes jn Psychology and Mesmerism. Marvelous @un, Crowded houses. Diflerent exch night. Admission 25 cts; resery ed seats, 50 cts. CAL AND BALL COSTU ce © Ladies, Gent's end ¢ sonable prices, at LM Si-ln Wad WEBER'S ORCHESTRA FU Biusic for all occasions. Orders left at residence, STROUPE OF ENG- 19-6t fi. 1120 7th st. Droop and kverbact ir by tele- 4 or Watch Box, Navy prompt attention. Wan f rrish Uni- ar jazs-tin PHONE Droop’s, tore, and Demonet’s con- fecttonery store, will receive prompt attention, jal® HOICE SEATS FOR ALL THE THEATERS. ENTANO BROS. cor. 11th st, th st.s,e., or Ie ja17-3m AUCTION SALES. ware B WILLIAMS @ Oo, Auctioneers. a SALE OF FRENCH FIACQURS CLOSING BRONZHS, STATUARY A OF ART. D OTHER WOR! FEBRUARY SIXTEENTH, at nd TIRE PM we Will well tne tin of the elegant collection of Frence iques, China Sets, Fine Rrouse Clocks wit On MONDAY A nts; Bronze Statues and Pinques, Pedese ¢ rs, Italinn Sculpturs, decd ,recemtly Sived from leading European. "Sr WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co. Auctioneers. FPMIOMAS DOWLING, SPECL Auctioneer, LSALE ¥ TR, ROPY RRUSSE) MAIN RUGS, AT AUG ANDI ON FERRUAR SEVENTEENTIR ik AT TEN O'CLOCK i fitly new and elegwad 10-7x14-10 SOR LO 8x19 123 peretiey S-4ax1L-7 Sx. S3x10-7 114x114 1x10 Ll4x109 P9x128 Arse, y CARPETS, IN ROLLA, THOMAS DOWLT Lov OF ‘Terms cash.€ fa Auctioneer, SHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, EXTRAORDINARY CHASE EL OPPORTUNITY TO PUR- ANT SILVER PLATED WARE SE CUTLERY AT AUCTION, ‘To close out the entire stock of a factory giving up K of tiret- business, consisting of an Immense » class triple-plated ware, finest styles, vis ar F STREET, ADJOINING THE SALES SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUFSDAY, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M. and THREE and HALP PAST SEVEN P. F {T HOUSE. GREAT OP! HOTELS, SA NITIES IONS, AND FOR DEALERS PRIVAT rpiomas powiixc WALNUT BEDSTEADS, STANDS, WARDROBE SUITE, EASY ng | SION TARLE, LACE AND OTHER CURTAIN CHAT 1 USSEIS ND INGRAIN CARPETS, HAL NIV OTHER MATTRESSES, PEATHER Pike LOWS AND BOLSTE ENGRAVINGS, HAT RACK, MT ROOM FUR- NIPURE on THL NINFTEENTIE FE is how the Aeoping, tire content, Anet. . FIGURES, for no remilses, Mo TUPSDAY, N Terms THOMAS DOWLIN MATER LAM 1d at pratt the O7 Ppewse wac > : Material amps ol © for nae ies. Tho widing hes of the prop TAYLOR & CREAMER ZAuctioneers, For Other Auctions See Tth Page. FAMILY SUPPLIES. Exrma, $3.50 ren pozen, FINS, ——s $3.50 ren pores. GHO. E. KENNEDY & SON, IMPORTERS OF TABLE LUXURIES, 1209 F Street northwest, x x Fost Lise Or Grocenims 6lyc. per th, Pes greg ting jA | cnas nse Uk. 25 per bol. AND “200A COPPEL | A ee a » 3 | POD. TOL AND APPLES, WHOLESALE PRICES ‘Terms strictly cash, POOLE, T ROC Low 830 RATED MID ‘T PROCESS FLOUR, the most pe fect Mill, impr: ved Machine but tn tt nr is shipped annually to at the principal ¢ the ol VARASTEE that it is mad. from selected hard wheat grown In Minnesota and Dakota, Tt Is " that in this Flour a perfect sap. 1 wheat berry aud starchy ent vanuite th es It is the chew nily oF baker's ws ade. vers sack tine satisfaction. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY. One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents ever offered to the trade, It ts unexcelled by any other Patent except ¢ and will please the most ex- } acting housekeeper and sutisfy tLe most fustidiouseph cure. other I van Its br | unenraied bY ang 1 every barrel is warranted to GILT-EDGE, A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent, RFLIANCE. We guurantee will give satisfaction to every one who will ry it GOLDEN HILL, The old reliable stand-by and the Standard Family Flour of the District. It is equal in quality toa great many high-priced Patent bought for considerable lours, whilst it can be money. We defy competl- Flour superior to CERES, STERLING, GIL HULL, and we feel assured that any | omsekeeper who tries them once will never use anything else, Forsule by ail grocers, Wholesale Depot, corner Ist st. and Indiana ave! sel3 LT & CO, PROFESSIONAL, FOR SALE_TWO ELEGANT LOTS ON MASSA- chusetts avenue, near Dupont circle, each 26 feet ‘WONDERS S ASTRONOMICAL LE. ga ‘OF THE MOON, Tront, A fine lot on 16th st. ear K, 25x100; 10 lote near 45 lo st HUETY & DYER, 18th and F sts,, Real Estate and Insurance. ‘Telephone 140. fe7-10t COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. OR SALE-CHEAP, 147 ACRE FARM IN E Prince William county, Va. Good house, stable, fot Scr ‘Tide good. ‘Tesas easy, “Wott, FIseE S Bo: Sis Fest. mow. : Tt (OR RENT—THE “BOWEN PLACE ON THE Marlboro Road, oy Sane .” near Riggs’ Mi from the ety, fas? eo LAND OF 150 gg ee id fe7-20' Tas Nanoxat Sars Dxrosrr Co. CORNER 15TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE. PERPETU, Al OF CONGRESS AL OR. ¥ Test FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF VAULTS. fy -Amwt. Soo’y. ‘Drmecrors: Will be delivered by Rev. Dr. TITEO. APPEL, tn GRACE CHAPEL, corner 15th and O streets n. w., TUESDAY EVENING (February 17), at 8 o'clock. Dr. Appel was formerly Professor of Astronomy in Franklin and Marsball College, Lancaster, and bas lectured to large and appreciative mudiences through- out Pennsylvania and elsewhere. His lecture in every litstance proved to be a rich inteliectual treat. Prof. Murry, of this city, will manage the Sciopticon for illustrating the scenes. Admission—Adults, 50 cents; Children, 25. Forsale at Ballantine's Book Store, and at the door. 14-20" L Hon. D. W. VOORHEES, of Indiana, will, by Son D. Ww. 0 vitation, deilver his Lecture on JEFFERSON before the Virginia Democratic Association, on TUES- Day, haber rie 17, at 8 p.m., in the Masonic Temple. ‘Tickets of admission for reserved seats may be bad oy the public at ‘Thompson's store, on 15th st, and yarD’'s re, on Pennsylvania ave. ‘Tickets of m, BUC. = f11-5t* EV. B.A. MAGUIRE, S. J. WILL DELIVER Rs yectuie on “tne Heshinissenve oF Fore Nears Rem Life,” SUNDAY EVENING, February ip, ab 8 oclock, in the basement of” St. Aloysia ‘Tickets, 50 cents. * face (OOL OF LANGUAGES, Ypa= Sentry son 723 14th St. N. W. LECTURE IN FREN pupacih teea Py elbi vx. Tickets, 6 the 17th. Free fot our student f11-bt SSS SEAL SACQUES AND WRAPS AT COST. SEAL SACQUES st $100, $1.15,$125, $140, $160, $1.80 and $200. ‘MINK and SQUIRREL CIRCULARS and RUSSIAN CIRCULARS at $50, $00 and $75. > 1L CURES OF § OW Sit scttrers trom Rbeumetiom, Neu oF otiver Nervous Disorders, should call at 523 15th Ww. city, for relief. and for testimonials of mena en right here ih Washington, Ofc MAGNETIC APPLIAN PANY.” flg-Lmt F RY, &c—CORNS, BUNIONS, CLU! and Inverted Nails, Chilblains, Frosted Feet Vascular Exerescences and all diseases of the feet cessfully treated at Dr. WHITE'S establishment, 141 Pennsyly ave. opposite Willard’s Hotel” White's twenty-Hfi consecutive year of practice Washington, D.C. Patronized by ‘the m: physicians ahd surgeons. Office Tee,$1 Uuore establishment, 11 uta VS oe BOOS, RESIDENT CHIRGPODIST, MANICURE AND. D) TOLOGIST.—Corns, Bunions and Ii omy Fone permanently cared Ai Sao cuaiee a 3th. Hundreds of Dr. bas: Herb Tonle, will Abeolutely. Heads. Many will think this ‘or lady who but wny gen Call for free treatments at’ 122 12th. ‘This pre} i has Dever under any name, and has brought after 25 years of baldness For sale 1222 F st, 4 doors from 13th, up one i ‘BOSS “LIABLE CLAIRVOYANT AND can be consulted on business and All in trouble call [ven OF LO pay. nee, 1910 11th street northwest. A Few QUILTEDLINED GARMENTS at 20 per! Parr Burren Cent less than cost. All genuine reductions. At ‘WILLETT & RUOFF, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, 905 Pennsylvania ave. greats is Blowing welrknown. trad of oes Ss THER. @ J08. C. FEARSON’S 8ONB, ‘Western, Center and Capitol Moree ie Nanzager asus ree ona Ie 2 $, 4 a