Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1887, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Orrice oF THe Cur OvrrceR, W ASaINGTON Feb. 2, 1897. Hours, Commencing a3 p.m. Tondo. “Paver” ny THE NATIONAL ComPaNy.—There can hardly be two opinions regarding the merits as a spectacle of the presentation of Gounod’s mas- terwork at Atbaugh’s last night. In magnificence of Stage mounting, imposing strength of ensem- bins, richness 0° ‘costmining and Deauty 0 ot, ballet columbia, Marsland and a, | dlivertissement nothing to equal it ereto- OO Ot Cea eer, easterly eis | fore been seen in Washington. An audience even naming te souihesiy. ™ | larger than that of Monday night crowded the eS ee | house in every part-and remained enraptured until aes oe the final (ail of the curtain at ght. Miss Sena Emma Juch'’s M rguerite 1s a creation of great i nth nae loveliness, well sustained throughout, and alto- are cether worthy to rank beside those of Niisson and | Alharu. The honesty of her vocai methods and the | Unaffected naturalness of her general style accord well with preconcetved ideals of the role, while in the dramatic passages she showed herself amply capable. Her scenes with F’ us? in the second and Mephistopheles iu the fourth acts were admir- and Indications for Cassell last evening i hool xt rtawest, . particular. Those present ives until an early hour ta the way You sxe Taxowr saws Great M. nd 1922 Penna, ave, mor Down Actual ¥ if you ta , S16 and-stitched button and. laced, ably given stirred the house to much ad-welt Waukenphast. $2.80; gents’ g2 | enthusiasm. The latter scene, with its im- feamless Samp Laon’, $1.0, lodles g hand-wett | posing stage setting and skillful manage- Dricht uoncul ates $4.50 Cous. | ment of lights, Was one of the grandest ins Pret adie! Guat but. | things ever witnessed here. Mr. Ludwig's magniti- fon, box or eur veal alr butte cout voles, which he used with stirring dramatic effect, was heard at its best, clear, resonant, and | spiendidiy’ Tull, to the remotest ‘corners of the house. Altogether, Mr. Ludwig 1s the most satis. factory Mephisto ever heard in Washington. Mr. | Charles Bassett, the Fuust, who sang in this city | for the frst time, possesses a pleasing tenor voice | of fairly even quiuity throughout its range, though | at times last night bis confidence seemed to fail him. Mr. Alonzo Stoddard was a satistactory | Valndine, as were Mrs. Jesste Bartlett Davis a8 t s j Siebe? and Miss Mathilde Phillips a8 Martha. Mr. sare especially Invited | ‘ynomas’ fine corps of musicians rendered the Gls, So OF MBICR there 18 & | heautiful orchestration of the Work as only that ae ee UR sras, | 10,000 | organization cap. Of the exquisitely beautiful Yards re as CE CHESS, GUESS, Ih VERE See’ bailet_but.a word can be said. The kirmes in ametion colum, | The rst act Was tine, but its veauty was obscured ‘Tue Parroxs of the Palais Koval will be pleased | BY the bucchanal ballet in the Walpurgis, night ee iurtuer acer, aneuns oit onan | uent, graceful and diversitied, and the briliiantly eeince us en cavent = | costed corps interpreted it In a Worthy man- msewhcre in an advertisement, Cr Fon Washington dresed beet Beily, stalt os. € ket, youths $1.90 hich ws i Sate oat rth 73e. at Prankle & Cos, fd SLE TUR St. RaW of velvets and Barcus successors to AvenON Sane yivania : pe found staple goods offered This evening “Alda,” a performance said to be tothe “Faust” of this company, Will W.S. Gruner, opera firm of Gh | ette fant his fanc go to Jon, | | tui rself what inducements | R. Goldscmid, 812 | sekeepers. | the sentor partner of the comic aGlibers & sulliran, has. & ven f po- F, Which crops out in hisoperas. He full play in "Gretchen," a play based on F Winr-t-wake bargin Seekers will tind ft greatly | the Mariow-Gecthe versions of the Faust legend, tothe ce toexamine the genuine sith Gtlber tian attachinents. This play he spent . jackets, newmarkets, year upon, Writing it for Miss Fortescue, who Ves, MneTiNO Underwear, COrse:s, | Will appear as the heroine of Uuls play at the New Ta National Uieater next nday night. ‘The sale of Seats for this engagement will commence to-inor- Tow morning. THE COCKTNEY Concent Company will give the tertainment in the Wy Import wine: glee sment | in, 487 Pa. ave, ant Newmarkets | offered for sale list Week at €i third ischoff course at Con- THe JAPANESE Vittace wtil reopen at the E street riuk lO-morrow evening for a stay of two | Seeks in Washituggton, A Grow! for To the Filitor of Tne Evexrxe Sra ‘ow that there is being given at Albaugh’s opera house a performance of 2 character which reaso! abiy expects and really justifies handsome eve: ing tollets on the part of its audiences, why does not the management rise equal to the occasion and | give a prograin of the play in keeping with the en- | tertainments and the high prices charged for | them? ‘The cheap-iooking, liy-printed, eight- | page rusting outsance, {a wlleh the bill’ or the Pennsyivania arene. Extra Valte.—Good Pur Derbys, $1.50; fine, $2; ‘so, at ALT. Lewis, 425 7th street, asses, Hemplers, av, COF. 434. TRICT. PowERFUL Oper. cIry AND_DE Amusements ‘To-night. ans. — National Opera Com in| is lOSt 111 a great mass of advertising matter, — ompany in nattractive in appearance and often objecuon: “Natiowat.—“Naney £ Co. | able in character, ts in Itself a ross violation of good taste; but when it is printed with Poor ink, rit color and offeusive 14 swell, Which ously soiis a Iigat dress and hopelessly ruins a ir of gioves in Laudiing the sheet during a singie ing, lue action o. the nianagement reaches the proportions of a pusitive outrage oa the patrons of Une Cmaps who are bribes we : ratacr = a roundly for the entertainment, without belng suo- Condensed Locals. Jrcted to loss tn udditioa, by reason of damaie to ‘The services of the Puritication, or “eandiemas | Cost tractive Wearing apparel. Give us, day,” took pi his morni in the Catholte ; in i, Messrs. Managers, a shuple, plain pro- eburches, und ics Were blessed for church us | gram of Une periormance, aad nothi. ote Weil during i | Printed, with tine biack ink, on a slip of’ clean A team | paper, without advertisement or other matter, ward Bla wrner cept that relating to the performance, and "you of 14th and B street: tree, | will Ot only conier a favor on tbe public at large, one of the hl The injured ant | bur do an act of justice to your Lapy PATRONS. | February 2, 1887. the Baltimore and —_ freight ears Iist | Agaimst the ‘Traction Railroad Bill. iy mueshied. He Was | "THE PROTYSTS PRESENTKD IN TI SENATE. ‘aroling avenue In the Senate yesterday Mr. McPherson presented numerously signed protests from residents of 12th and 6th streets against the passage of the traction | Failroad bill, which were referred to the District committee. One 12uh-street protest fs against the bill named | or any other to authorize the construction of a railway along 122 the property alon devoted to reside Lignt INraxtry Anw ztec Fair. Manassas PAxonast Harri’.—“The Pianter KERNAN’ s.—Variet Dive Meseew.—“cinderetia.” cht trom the the Urpmanase comprised Hem ¥. Gleseking, F. Vogt, daria Supreme Conneil Federal Fssenes has elected ‘The follow ing oflicers for the ensulz Charles A. Bari Appl "Ki Lavean and Geo. Brel ig the street is almost entirely wes; that itis only thirty-two | ieet wide from curb to curb, and o |feet on eaeh side the cur j de lett ior kignway — purposes; that | Such a narrow way would render 1t dangerous for | vehichies vo traverse the strecis; that ‘the occu. | Pation of the street by a rallway would greatly impair the value of Uie property; that a street Taliway along 12th street 1s wholiy unnecessary, as the 11th abd 14th street tines afford ample ac commodation; Laat in order to supply portions of the city needing railway facilities it 1s not neces- Sarg to occupy 12th street, hty-five reside 3, Danenhower “the provest is signed by about ents, ainong Whom are MP. Mo & Sons, RL Fleming, EB. Droop, M. W. Beve- Hage, Waiter B. Willams and otners. ‘The other 12th-street protest is. signed by twenty-six residents and secs forth substanually the same objections. ‘The 6th street protest is signed by upwards of one hundred residents. It sets forth that there are now street roads on 7th, oth and 4th streets nd they accommodate all thé travel. in that. die | rection; that th street is a beautiul residence street and pleasure thoroughfare and. would be en- Urely spolied by car tracks. Attached to the cth st, | protest 18 a dupileate of the protests of residents of that street presented to tne Senate District com. mittee wuen the subject of auditional street rall- Ways Was pending betore it last session. District Government Atiairs, RECEUTS FROM TAXES, &¢., DURING JANUARY: Realty tax 1887, $1698.75; personal tax 147, | S2MG14; arrears oc tax. $9,150.60; penalties, | Seuire, advertising, sie: | mlariee reais d | siya; Police Court ues, $2,487.08; water Tents, In the Senate unary civil DAL | E22 ga iw0.ci4; licenses, $1007.55; ialscellanevus, being under « Erye offered an | $1,075.54; otal, $515,108.50. amendment appropriating’ $35,000 for the enter- | have been tae TG EE oto tainment of the international Medical congress in | have been by Laspector Eutwisle as follows: iiss cy uest tail —_ ess in | AC. Clutk, repair brick ullice and Duliding, 60S F iW. $500. Phillip Clark, erecta two-story iitog at Brightwool, “A” road; $300. Geore be suificie | Brown, erect a two-story dwelling’ house, corner ‘at in sitpport of Mr. | 4tl aid M_ sts. Se.; $100. H. S Owens repalr atjon Of any | Sued southwest cornef ath’ and New York ave. = Y (Hews $100, 3 Cail, repair traine awelling, se; # Pant and » born both on the 1st day of February, in Basen. ‘They were married in tits coun: reiebrated yesterday their fortieth birth- day. A dispatch from Richmond says there isno prob- ability of the removai of the Richmond and Dan- Ville railroad offices from this city te Virginia’s capital soon ne Washington Gaslight company has made a contract with Mr. &. Kurtz Johnson’ by whieh Uhey agree to sell to him ter the next. sfx years Weirentire output of coke, wien amounts to From 800,000 16 1,200,000 bushels. From Hrentano’s we have the London Mlustrated appeared ‘News and Graphic for January 72. Mr. Edupund Burke, of Alexandria, Va., in the Police Court to-day as counsei tn the ease of Ww plored, charged With Writh ic imevidence that thedefen im the employ of an Alexandria policy Tirm, and he was Tined $50. Eons ate of theelection of Cronin, F. D. Dowiing, W. F. Hewitt, Wilfred E. Boughton, Michael B. Scan- | Jon and Luther E. Burxet as dir*etors and of B.C. ert C. Hewite, Hewitt president und W ter F. Hewitt secretary and treasurer. —— | ‘The International Medical Congress. THIRTY-FIVE THOTSAND DOLLARS TO ENTERTAIN THE GUESTS OF THE NATION, junketing pur- agement of the Medical meres. | ir. Piumb’s amendinent was rejected, and he | St. then offered another, which was adopted, provid- ing that no part of the appropriation. skould be | ‘The Commissioners disepprove of H.R. bill No. paid as the nal expen-es of any delegate, or | 10.40, “For the relief of Mary C. Henderson,” and except on ¥ bers to be approved by Une Seere- | 0-day so informed Lhe chairman of the House Dis- Vary of the Interior. trict comiittee, With this resiztction Mr. Prye’samendment was | ‘The appolntment of Jordan Johnson, asststant adopted. | ainbulance driver in the police department, has. On ‘suction of Mr. Morgan, an amendment was | been revoked by the Commissioners. Chas.” Bur- adopted bast ructing Lb: retary of ihe Treasury | nett has been appointed to iill the vacancy. tosubuit to Congress next ssion estitgates of ‘niet Engineer Parris recommends that a man expenses for est manent party on | be empioyed to turn on the large stop-cocks in the the coast of Alaska for the survey of the bays, in- | Water mains at every general slarm of lire, and Jets and priaetpal rivers on that coast. ‘Uhat be be paid $5 for such services. Before disposing of the bi eaale adjourned. Building Inspector Entwisie yesterday sent in g his report to Engineer Ludiow ior the month of ‘Ts “CLERKS PRESS.—A number of clerks met January, 1887, suowing permits for 59 new bulld- At #1 Sth street last night to arrange for publish. | ings issued. ing an eight-page paper every Saturday lo be —__. __ page pap day aoe = eased the Clerks Press. Stock Was fixed at Lat a! Share, and overouc-haif was subscribed. Another | 4. M. McLachien and others have bought lot 93, Imeeting will be held to make further arrangements. | Lanter heights, of John Savery, for $5,000. Julia ‘The object is to get money cnough vw run the | §. Goodieliow has bought of M: ‘W. Rob- paper forone year as am experiment. A re erts lots G3 and 64, square 96, fronting 41.88x80 feet on O street, between 20th and 21st streets, for Tvotn for clerks Isto be fitted up in connection with, ‘The editorial quarters, and all the commercial ex- 76. W. J. Walter has sold to T. I. Sherman lot 1, Lanter Heiyhts, for SO. changes are to be put on file for the benefit of clerks and merchants. ‘Tue Porowac FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCLATION BAx- quer.—The annual banquet of the Potomac Fruit Growers association was held last evening at the burciar. who forced the | idiliman House, Czpitol hill, and was attended by ORT SEA, Sz MarR of | some two hundred persons. "Tue program pi 11 vclock the residence | ing the feast was participated in by Misses Hatule 24 Sth street south: | and May Carrigan, Grace and Cherry Ford with cast, Was also visited abd the rear door was forced | their banjoes, Master George essrs. J. L, open. | The house Was ransacked and $90 in cash | McCrears, Wid. GrecnWell, E. G. Jewell, Prot. 300, und about $90 worth of Jewelry was carried off? 2 with his guitar, and Dr. E. P. Howland S iantern showing the effects of the earth- Mins Mary A. McGraw, of No. 113 D street north- Mest, mports stolen frota her Louse since Saturday | quake on buildings in Charleston, S.C. The tables. {wo gold Watches worth $100, a gold chain worth | were decorated with several baskets of flowers $20, and a diamond ring and a revolver worth $43. | donated by John Saul, esq., president of the y — Horticultural soctety, sald society being invited uests. ‘The seversi” toasts, to wil: “Potomas MISCELLANEOUS. — ‘Two BCRGLARS IN East WASHINGTON. between 6 and Schwakot{, No. 104 € sire by a supposed profexsion. fromt door open and Last night x the residence of Mrs. southeast, was visited HELD ov 4 CHanc OF HOUSERERAKING.—George ‘Carter, the Young colored man who Was arrested | Fruit Growers Association.” “The Horticultural by Officers Daley and Riley ona charge of Society,” “Agriculture,” “Gur Country,” “City of the show window at Edward S. Hartogensts’ store | Washington,” “Old Friends” and “Tie ” onrth street, Was arraigned in the Police Court today on a charg’ uf housebreaking im the night fume, and he pleaded guilty. The case was sent to the grand Jury; bonds $500. ‘There was no change Med against the smal white boys arrested in con- Section With the case, aud Uney Will De used aS witnesses, Were responded to by H. &. Moulton, esq.. John Baul, esq, Hon. AJ. Colinan, Commisiioney of ‘Ag rieulture, Hon. Jno. 8. MeCs Commissioner ot Customs, Hon. It. W. Fenwick, Hon. N. W. Pler- sonof Vi and J. L. McCreary, respectively. ‘The evening Was a most enjoyable ohe and all pre- sent entered with euthusiasin into the entertain. ment. ‘The meetings this year will be in charge of Col. W. Ht. Chase the new president of the associa. a, oe —_»___ ‘Tur JUDGE Gives Hux ANOTHER CHANCE.—This morning in the Police Court, Mary Jane a woman about 25 years old, who lives in Cayses alley southwest, was charged on the oath of Omicer Constatine With cursing and swearing. ‘The officer \estified that when he went to the house he found the defendants five children, the youngest one five months old, lying on the floor under the stove, in Which there Was no fire. Witness sald the woman ‘Would not take care of the children and he Ww send Officer O'Neill to the house to after them. The judge said he thought he would | A Divorce GRanTep.—To-day, J ‘Merrick ive the defendant another chance. She was call- | made a decree of divorce in the case of Mozart B. ‘ed up to the bar and the judge said: “It appears | Fleet agt. Adelaide V. Fleet. They were married Uhat you have been indulging in a good deal of in- | October 15th, 1878, aad he cl desertion June Yemperance. 1 am suing to give you another | 24, 1804 chabee. If you don't sto} ing and take care eo of Your children sua will bave to part wita them | MARRIAGE Licenses.—Marriage licenses have goto the workhouse. You Wi been issued by the clerk of the court to Frank P. il have to give upeither the rum bettie or you childreh. What are you olny to doz” “stop drinking your honor” she answered. ‘The judge took her personal bonds. sa a hia Groexp Hog Day.—Accordi to tradition, the | Alice K Webster; Ira Allen yes, OF Ft. Me jad hoy today emerges: irom, his hole, where | Va, and Heorietta Suuth; Hears" Hewitt and ehas been hibernating, and it the day 1s bright | Emma ¢. Edwards; John H. and Annie and he sees his shadow he concludes that winter !s | Braun; Norman Dove and Alice Tyler, both of (© continue for «ix Weeks longer and retires to bis | Fairfax Co., Va; John P. McNaindra and Maggle : ©, Sullivan? 8. 'D: Fisher and Minerva Dougias; ‘decide Winter ts over and that Will remaim above “round. o Cuancep Wrrn Rossixa Has EurLover —Rose Brown, a colored servant, Glorius and Fredericka Sauter; Christian Heurich ton; James Jemoph Collins. and ‘ica ‘Date 3 James. Dol . Maresilus Onley and Alice Epps: M.-C. Ntevens aad Tag's, ‘tals, And, notwitistanding the bad wesiher: it war well aitended, but the prices obtained, character and quality of the goals, seemed and which the audience present quickly took Vantage of the opportumity to secure ‘The saie will be resumed to-morrow Ovlock. Pisaxsr act verte ncat felony, punishable Uy inprisosarne is toe OO a es en a Miserable Miscegenationtsts. THE SICK AND SUFFERING WHITE WIFE OF A VIR- GINIA NEGRO. A sickening case of destitution and suffering was brought tothe attention of the Police Court this morning. Jerry Barber, one of the biackest men ever arraigned in a court of justice, was charged by Ofticer Parker, of East Washington, with vagrancy. ‘The prisoner stood in the dock Wearing clothing that scarcely covered his body. The officer stated that Barber came here from Orange Court House, Va., about four years ago | with his white wite, i good looking woman about | twenty-five Years Gid, and has for some months | been Gccupying a room in an old tenement house known as “Castle Thunder,” which faces the old canal, near Georgia avenue and 2d streets south- east." The prisoner's wife was confined in August of last year, since which time tie child has died and she has been sick. The officers tried to persuade her to go to the hospital, but she refused to go, and during the cold weather she had to go tn anotuer room in the house to Keep from. freezing todeath. ‘The young woman was too Sick to be brought to court, but as her name 1s, now on a Warrant lor vagrancy the officers Will £0 after her with the patrol Wagon and remove hier (0 | the Washington Asyium hospital. Judge Snell told the officer not to lose any Ume fa removing | the sick Woman from her present position. ‘The | officer said that the prisoner was lazy, and would not work, but about the streets, and his wife has been supported by persons in East Wash- ington, ‘The court required the prisoner to give onds in the sum of $20 or go down on the farm Jor three months. —— McAl Mission, ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS—WORK OF TRE MISSION. ‘The annual business meeting of the Washington | McAll Association was held in the lecture rooin of the New York avenue church Monday. A large number of ladies were present, and the following officers were elected for the year 1887: President, Mrs. Admiral John Rodgers; vice presidents (rep- resenting* different denominations): Episcopal, Mrs. C. V. R. Berry; Presbyterian, Mrs, J. Hodges; Congregational, Mrs. Gen, E. Whittlesey; Metho- dist, Mrs. Bishop Andrews; _B ‘Mi K, Stickney; Lutheran, Mrs. Dr. tds, Mrs. J. O. Evans, "Mrs. J. C. Kenned ‘iuons, “Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. Dr. Sund: “J. 8. Wight, Mrs. Cromwell, stirs. Vile 1. Chickering, dus. Prot. Draper, Sirs. Me Mrs. S.'M. Lake, Mrs. Kichurdsoa, j Mrs. Dr. J.P. Newnian, Mrs. M. G. Einery, Miss | F. Goodwin, Mrs. Gist, Mrs. J. Dotiziass, Mrs. S. tt | Sllelds, Miss Chester, Mrs." ZC. isobbins, Mrs. | Judge Hagner, Mrs. Br. Addison, Mrs. F. Coyle, 1 Mrs Col, Webster, Miss MeBiair, Mrs. F. L. Moore, | Miss McFarland, Miss Garnet. j ‘the collection’ for the year from the different churches amounted to $745.35. Total receipts, $88.51, ‘emis Soclety. supports a station in the L: quarter of Paris, wuere all the work of a chur ried on—preaching vices, Biole % mother’s meetings, sunday sciooi and weekly | services, besides paying the Salary of a cultured | Bible Wouwan, Who Visits the poor in their howes | and does the Work of an evangelist, and contribut. | ing (o the support of one of the halls established | asa memorial to Miss Ezabeth Beach, who 1ust | told the story of the mission to Ler’ American | sisters, i in ati h a ‘The Case of Mrs. Emmons, ‘THE FINDING OF THE MAKSHAL'S JURY AFFKOVED BY SUDGE MERRICK. Yesterday afternoon Marshal Wilson returned to | the Equity Court the inquisition in the case of Mrs. Welthea A.Emmons, lading that she was sane and competent to manage her affairs, and Judge Merrick made a decree aliirming tie itndlug and | referring the case @ the audivor to state tue ac- | count of expenses, &. ———— ‘The Courts. Court IN GENERAL TERM. | ‘To-day, in re W. HH. Taylor, patent applied for | Amproverbents in doors and pizeou uoles. Hearing | ‘commenced. Circurr Court—Judge Cox. ‘Yesterday, Ehrmantront agt. Elits; verdict for plaintiff for possession and $40, Nortern Liberty Market Company agt. Glick € Son; Judgment by default. Roy agt. Morgan & Gilbert: Judgment default, Keen agt. Walter, executor; verdict for platntiff ror $75. Sprigg agt. Manniag: verdict for | Bearend agt. Plaintit for possession ‘anil & Weaver; motion for a new trial fed, ‘To-day Armstrong, Ball & Son agt. Wi Fischer agt. Newman, Thomas agt. & Co. agt. Chesley et al., Townsend a: Suine agt, Flannery, Barrows agt. Moore, Co.agt.Foilin, Taylor & Co, agt.same,Ne' Arinstro1 agt. ‘same, W: agt. same, Y agt. Neagle, Johnson et al, agt. Washington Light Infantry, Composite Iron Works judgment in detault, Sprigg agt. Manning, motion Yor new trial filed. Cotharin agi. Brown off calen- dar. Equiry Covat—Judge Merrick. ‘Yesterday, Marr agt. Morrow; order appointing John C. Witson guardian ad litem. Riggs at. ‘Owen; trustee directed to convey certain lots, Davenport agt, Ruffin; testimony ordered taken in twenty days, Hetshley agt. Helshley; testt- mony ordered taken before Examiner John Cruik- shank. John J. Knox, commissioner, agt. District of Columbia; order substituting Win. L. Trenholm as commissioner in place of J. J. Knox. Brown agt. Brown; reference to John A. Clarke to taxe proof, ‘To-day, Catharine agt. Lapine, Lockwood agt. heirs of Wm. Hyland, Conway agt. Holliday, Mas- sey agt. Beckwith Freeman agt. Koonés, pro confessos, Seventh Baptist church agt. Winston: extension of time to answer, Sawyers agt. Sa' yers; do. Mills agt. Milis; J. J. Baker substituted as purchaser. Brown agt. McGill; RL. Wallach appointed examiner to take testimony. Cox agt. Cox; appearance ordered. Beale agt. Whecie! repairs of Parker house allowed. Campbell ag Campbell; testimony ordered taken in Cincinnat Starkweather agt. Stickney; reference to auditor, Ruppert Haske; sale to Ruppert coniirmed, Fleet agt. Fiset; divorce granted. CummrxaL Court—Judge MacArthur. Yesterday, Mary J. McBride, arson; W. Williams surety. Jolin L. West, assault to rape; trial re- sumed. Poxice Covrt—Judge Snell. Xesterday, Edgar Chapman, disonterly conducts %0or15 day erty, disorderly conduct on days. Bert. Colson and Chas, Miller, disorderiy, $5 or 15 days each. Frank R. Gilbert, do.; collateral forfeited, ‘To-day, Edward Nailor, assault on Phoebe Ford; $5 or 15’ days. Lydia Selby, assault on Beutte Brown; collateral forfeited. ’ Robert Thompson, colored, larceny; 60 days in jail and restitution ord Charles, Rupertus, assault on Jobn Enders; collateral forfeited. ‘Thomas Dulaney and Alexander King, disorderly conduct; $ or 15 day each. James H. Reeves, cruelty to animals; $5 or 15 days. John Dyer and James Jennings, 0.4 col- laterals forfeited. George Jackson, Edward Nullor ind Samuel Thompson, disorderly’ conduct; $5 or 5 days each. Neilie Moran, disorderiy conduct; collateral forfeited, Affairs in West Washington. DEATH OF aN OLD CrtizeN.—Mr. John Clements, one of the oldest residents of the’ District of Co- iumbla, died at iis home here last night after an agtive and useful iife of more than 94 years. He was born in this place in October, 1702, and dur- ing the early part of the present century was for many years “captain of the watch” in George. town. He was a housepainter by trade and worked at his trade until recently. Last Friday he worked for several hours in his garden, but con- tracted a cold which terminated Tatally: He was greatly respected in thts community. The de- ceased was undoubtedly the oldest native of Georgetown and quite likely the oldest resident, Last fall he was vigorous enough to go rabbit unting. AN INSANE EiTor.—Theodore Cogswell, 28 years of age, residing at No. 1517 S24 street, was re- moved to-day to St. Elizabeth asylum for the in- sane on the certificate of Drs. Appleton and Yar- | neil. Mr. Cogswell Is the editor and propiietor of the Cburant, of West Washington, About four Years ago Mr. Cogswell was afflicted With brain fever and then showed signs of insanity, but Was thought to have been cured. His physicians e press hope as to bls speedy recovery. A SUFFER YOR THE BENEFIT OF THz PooR—The annual supper tnder the auspices of te Ladies of Charity, ot Trinity (Catnolic) church, was given last night at Forrest hall, the proceeds of Wich are to be devoted to reitet of the poor of this place. The affair was a deciaed success in every way, and much credit is due to the ladies in charge. BUILDING AssoctaTiox. — The fifty-seventh monthly meeting of the First Co-operative Bulld- ing association Was held last night at the associa- tion ball, ‘The highest price pald for money was $105 and the lowest. price $70. ALLEGED OPEN Bix ON SUNDAY.—Mr& Winifred Space, Was arrested On chatgoor ace a a charge of keeping an open bar on Sunday. ‘The case was continued ‘until to-morrow. Cator & Co, agt. Newmeyer, ashington Light Infantry, Kidwell, Bird Walker, 3 | | | | | FORFEITED HIS COLLATERAL.—Joln Merritt was Se guanine ce sadn forfeited $5 cola hone! hi be present. ‘The convention will discuss the ent high rates of fertilizers and the pi hap: jate $5,000 state money for tie benefit of ‘ural fairs, as well as other matters, joTES.—The collection committee appointed to solicit contributions for the celebration of the 22d of February are at work.——The case of Earaest iY i : ge A | seen the ody at th | row. Kendali ‘Greea, MX. Prof. E. F. tarles, 1 {Wag passed, Miss Laura Sunderland” and Miss Sfary Le chill he following amendment: “That 1 treasurer, Miss Kiniiy” Br cosle Y imanage candidate for any po:!- from contributing chu Ors. > or for Congress or th Bradtord, Mrs. Di nel, Miss A. E. Wayland, a 4s pass oF pay the ¢x- Airs, Murray King, Mrs. Dr. Pitzer, Mi alelds, | P acdon looking toward the in- Miss Judd, Mrs. I. L. Crounse, Mrs. A. Coyle, M0 Huencing of the vote ot any de LO any cull | almost to a man. As for the deieuse of Citeago tt Unger Will Plead Self-Defense. CORONER LEVY'S JURY FINDS THAT HE KILLED BOHLE—TROUBLE BETWEEN CORONERS, Coroner Levy held an inquest yesterday in New ‘York in the case of August Bole, who was Killed by Edward Unger at 22 Ridge street on January 20, and whose headless body was shipped to Balti- more inatrunk. There is war between Coroner Levy and Coroner Messemer over this mquest, be- cause it was Nessemer's Week at the morgue when Levy examined Boble’s body there, and thus got hoid of the case. Yesterday Messemer occup! the inquest room in the coroner's oftice, and Levy had to hoid the Inquest in part I. of the general sessions, Inspector Bytes read’ Unger's confes- ston, and then Mr. Howe, the latter's counsel, said that no effort would be made to deny that Unger had Killed Bohle, but he would prove that he had killed him in’ self-defense. Inspector Byrnes | Tepeated the incidents that led to tae confession, and then Saloon Keeper Bens®, of 305 Kent ave- nue, Williamsburgh, Mrs. Annie Frauser, the house- keeper at 22 Ridge aloon Keeper Muller, of 440 Grand sireet, New, York city, and strs Slegel, of Throop gave ony runk. Andrew h avenue, sald that he had morgue and had identified It as that of Bohle by the misshapen little finger. The jury brought in a verdict that Bohie was Kilied by Unger, and that it based its decision on Unger's own confession. Unger was taken to the ‘Toombs, where he Was put in cell 45, murderers’ ager ‘with the Jt, of 695 ——__—_-ee=. Free Passes and Dinners, A LIVELY DEBATE IN THE WEST VINGINIA LEGISLA- TURE. There was a lively debate in the West Virginia house of delegates on Monday ona bitl making it unlawTul for any person occupying a. legislative, Judicial, executive or ministertal position, either An the state or acounty thereof, to accept a pass or a reduced-rate ticket irom any railroad or steam- oat line operating wholly or in any portion of the state, the penalty therefor being a tine of not Jess than’$50 or not more than 300; and any such corporation offering x pass or reduced rate to be fined not less than $1,500 or more than $2, ‘This Dill has been reported back from We ‘Talle A Jersey Girl's Adventure. DECEIVED ISTO UNLAWFUL MARRIAGE BY A CON- NECTICUT MAN. ‘Miss Elizabeth Goltra, of Basking Ridge, Somer- set county, N. J., is the victim of a cruel and base deception. The matter became known Monday when her brothers-in-law—one of whom, a Mr. Bromfield, resides in Basking Ridge and the other in New York city—went before Chief of Police ‘Tuite, at Newark, and asked the assistance of the police in arresting a man named Burke, who rep- resented himseif as living in New Haven and as being employed by the Phoenix Manufacturing Tegeems that Miss Goitra, wh possesses consid- “Tee > who possesses con: erable property in her Town name, has always lived with her widowed mother and brother-in-law: in Basking Ridge, where she -occupled «igh social position. ne became acquainted ubout eight months ago with this Burke, and belag a bright, intelligent fellow, good looking and well supplied with money, he’ proved fascinating and frequently visited hi Atthe end of a month's time he proposed marstage Bromfield became suspiciot Haven for information concerning him. A pre- tended “prominent citizen” wrote in reply and de~ seribed Burke as being a very worthy man and owning large investments in the Phenix com. pany. ‘This citizen now cannot be found. Burk Was an atuent wooer, and five weeks ago be mar- ned Miss Goltra in Jérsey City, although the bride desired to be wedded at her home. He persuaded her to accede on the ground that her invalid mother would probably grow, excited, and 90 iin- pair her heaith should they be w at home, So the trusting girl was won over, and with Burke Went through a ceremony in Jersey City, which now Is thought to have been performed by a con- federate. ‘The coupie started on a wedding trip, with Chicago as their destination, according to Burke's program, but stopped in Newark for a Week with Miss Goltra’s married sister. In the meantime Mr. Bromfleld had discovered that a check for $10 which Burke had given him on a New York bank was worthless, and tracing this ciew he learned that the representation of Burke's | position in New Haven was utterly false, and that je Was already a inarried man, with a'wife and child in New “Haven in destitiite cireumstances. Mr. Bromfield hastened to Newark to cause the road committee with the recommendation that ti do not pass; but in spite of this it was Venwion or primary election, 01 we jutuencing of the vote of s 2 legislative, | postion ineither The clause Telucive vo giving a ed vy a reception given by iby sluee, LO whieh the # invited, Wuiie the Camde Gov. Wilsou Was on the dinner was ovéast Gov, Wilson 3 canéus cemoct ites were over floor during Ui terested of the ‘Whe War Spirit in Mlinois. TEN THOUSAND VOLUNTEERS IF NEC#SSARY—CHICAGO SAVE FROM ATTAOR. A Chicago speciai says: The adjutant general of ‘Minois has not received any late communication from the War departinent for data respecting the strength and condition of the Iilinots state troops, though he forwarded a full report jess than four Weeks ago. The Iilinots state foree 1s limited by a | state stattite to 4,000 oificersafd men, which force 43 Kept recruited up to the full standard. ‘The state has seven regiments of infantry, one regi ment of cavalry, aid two batteries of artillery, Gen, Charles Fitzslumons, commanding tne first brigade, today Said: “In’ case of any disturb nate, and’ Was not the least 1n- ance (oh our northern frontier calling for | armed men, the state militia could do nothing as such, though they could and would ‘become volunteers if necessary. I be- Heve that the five regiments of the first’ brigade which now have 500 men each would, however, | be recruited to 1,600 each as fast_as men couid be | enrolted. ‘The of war is, 1 think, rampant at | present time and it woud be impossible to Keep the younger men at’ home, I beileve that the officers and men of the state mliltla would go Would not be anything to lose sicep over even if war were already declared. ‘The present iacllities for biowing up ships, for destroymg canals and blockading waterways are such that no armed Heet would ever reach US without Ube reduction of the Whole country, — Urged to Go to Rome. SPLIT IN THE COMMITTEE OF DR. M'GLYNN’S OLD PARISHIONERS. From the New York Times, To-day. The sensation in St. Stephen’s parish yesterday was the announcement that there is a spilt in the committee which has charge of the subscription to the McGlynn fund. One party, headed by Mich ael Martin and William J. McAuliffe, the secretary, re in favor of acqulescing in the pastorate of ather Colton and 01 rescinding those portions 0 address and resolutions adopted by the com ee Which oppose U ment of money towara the support of the church and recommend the members of the congregation “to keep their money in their pockets.” Mr. Martin said last evening: “I sympathize with Dr. MeGlynn as much as ever, but I do not think that, as good Catholics, we ought to boycott St. Stephen’s church. ‘The archbishop has yielded to our wishes in regard to Father Donnelly, and has put another priest over the parish, one with Whom we are acquainted and who proved himself tobe fully qualified for the place when he was assistant pastor under Dr, McGiynn. Father Col- ton deserves our support, and it ought not go. be Withheld, But, while acquiescing in the rship of Father Colton, 1 am heartily in favor of the McGlynn fund. I'want to have the contributions in his ald so large that as soon as he ts well enough he can go to Kome and present his case in the full- est and most complete inanner.” The champion of the other partof the com- mittee, Which still adheres to the original pro- gram, und advocates the refusal of all pecuniary Support of St. Stephen's until the reinstatement of Dr. McGlynn, 1s Miss Sarah J. J. McCaffery, Yet Miss McCaffery says that Dr. McGlynn must goto Rome, and declares emphatically that she will not follow him out of the Roman Catholic church, whither he must go if he disobeys the papal Summons. So the difference between the Uwo factions ts small after all, and the split prac Ucally puts an end to the possibility of any effect- ual resistance to the new adininistration of the arish. Si Dr. Shrady said last evening that Dr. McGlynn Was still nearly prostrated and unable to do any ‘work upon his statement in reply to Archbishop Corrigan, Dr. Shrady also says that Dr. McGlynn has come to no decision as to whether ‘he will go to Rome or not. ‘The truth 1s that the house on east 105th street, where Dr. McGlynn stays, 18_the scene of a daily battle. Henry George is exerting all his influence to have him defy Rome and become a co-worker with himseif, Other gentlemen, Protestants as well as Catholics, who have long” been friends of Dr. McGlynn, believe that while the course Which ‘Henry George urges would be very advantageous for that gentleman it would be ruinous to Dr. M Glynn. ‘They argue to him that the Rev. Dr. Mi Giynn, the eminent Catholic clergyman, is a power, but that Edward McGlynn, the untrocked priest, would be of littie account ahd of little in- Huence with the very people who have hitherto loved and respected him and regarded him as an oracle. Among those who have had conveyed to Dr. McGlynn within a few days their earnest hope that he will goto Rome and present his case as soon as his health will permit 1s Father Ducey, the rector of St. Leo’s, ee Shylecks in Boston. MAYOR O'BRIEN ENDEAVORING TO BRING ABOUT A ‘REFORM. Mayor O’Brien, of Boston, has forwarded a com- munication to the board of aldermen of that city calling attention to an evil that has assumed huge proportions in and about the City Hall. This is the assignment of wages by employes of the city to cer- tain money-lenders, either to secure loans at an exorbitant interest, or to evade the payment of just debts. In thfs connection the inayor pre- sented some startling facts and figures, He said. “T have In my possession a list of the men whose wages are naw assigned in the different depart- ments, and much tomy surprise the ate number is 230. I am assured by the treasurer that this “is a small number compara- tively; that sometiines in years past. it has reached tnuch — higher “figures. ‘The cee cole De aes under their assignments aggreg: 244 monthly, or a yeurly total of $151,000. "This, too, when in three- fourtis of the departments the employes are aid Weekly, Its casy to see what a source of Income this has been to the few shrewd men who. have been engaged in this business. In no case is. the rate of interest charged less than 5 per cent a ‘month, and in some cases ft amounts to 120 per cent per year.” The mayor asks for the adoption ofsuch measures as will imake the assignment of wages to prevent ‘the collection of debts a cause for disinissal from the service of the city, a rule now in force In the fire department. ‘The’ legisla- ture will also be asked to adopt such legistation a8 ‘Will check or put a stop to the evil. oe Alderman G. 8. Groff, of Wilkesbarre, Pa, received intelligence that his family Tis Deore heirs to an estate in Holland valued at $76,000,000. Judge Atkins, of the hustings court in Ricmmond, has decided that persons ‘may be indicted at com? mon law for boycotting, and the editors of the Labor Herald, of that clty, will now be involved arrest_of the bigamist, but Burke had received | some warning, 1U1s supposed, and fled. ‘The police | think he 1s at present in New York.” Miss Goltra, has returned to her home in Basking Ridge, where | great sympathy is expressed for ule unfortunate gir. Tis thought that the object of Burke was: Co secure the property Which uad been left to her | by her father. \ ee i Duel Between North Carolina Politi- cians. A telegram from Hickory, N.¢>\February 1, says: Intelligence has just reached here of an im- promptu duel which was fought yesterday even- ing near Creston, in Ashe county, between Dr. LA. Willcox and John B: The former is a distin- guished physician, and was the republican candi- dare for Congress in his district last year. Baker 48. a democratic poiltician, and was defeated for the iegislature in the contest’last fall. Untilthat con. test these gentlemen were the warmest friends. met On the mountain side to-day and began’ ang ateach other. Buker was wounded in the he: Eczema, AND EVERY SPECIES OF ITCHING AND BURN- ING DISEASES CURED BY CUTICURA. Eczema, or Salt Rheum, with its agonizing itching ‘and burning, instantly relieved by a warm bath with CUTICURA SOAP, and asingle application of CUTI- CURA, the great Skin Cure. This repeated daily with twoor three doses of CUTICURA RESOLVENT, the New Blood Purifier, to keep the blood cool, the perspi, ration pure and unirritating, the bowels open, the liver and kidneys active, will speedily cure Eczema, Tetter, Ringwori, Psoriasis, Lichen, Pruritus, Scald Head, Dandruff, and every species of Itching, Sealy and Pimply Humors of the Scalp and Skin, when the best physicians and all known remedies fail. ECZEMA. I gratefully acknowledge a cure of Eczema, or Salt Rheum, on head, neck, face, arms and legs for seven- teen years; not able to walk except on hands and knees for one year; not able to help myself for eight years; tried hundreds of remedies; doctors pronounced iny case hopeless; permanently curedby the CUTICURA REMEDIES. WILL McDONALD, 2542 Dearborn st., Chicago, Il. ECZEMA, Some five months ago Thad the pleastre to inform you of my ituprovement in the use of the CUTICURA REMEDIES in my case of severe chronic Eczema Ery- thematosa, and to-day cheerfully confirm all I then said. I consider my cure perfect and complete and at- tribute it entirely to your remedies, having used no others, FERNAN ESENCHARDO, 3306 Penna, ave,, St. Louis, Mo. ECZEMA. Thave suffered from Salt Rheum for over eight ‘Years, at times so bad that I could not attend to my business for weeks at atime. Three boxes of CUTI- CURA and four bottles RESOLVENT have entirely cured me of this dreadful disease. ‘MR JOHN THIEL, Wilkesbarre, Pa CUTICURA REMEDIES Are sold by all druggists. Price: Curicuna, 50 cents; ResoLvenr, $1; Soar, 25 cents, Prepared by the Por- ter Dnva Np Cazwicat Co., Boston, Mass, SEND FOR “HOW TO CURE SKIN DISEASES.” BEAUTIFY the Complexion and Skin by using the CUTICUBA SOAP. I Caer Brearaz. Chest Pains, Numbness, Soreness, Hacking Cough, Asthma, Pleurisy and Inflammation relieved in one minute by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. Nothing like it. At druggists, 25 centa, POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Masa Srecuz Saz Or Desmastz Dar GOODS. ‘During the month of February at ooo A RRR TITT EEE RRR ™ 80 dh RE THT ERE RRR, F 558s QAR R T ERE RB S38 ‘Cash Dry Goods Store, 711 MARKET SPACE. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! PLAID MUSLIN, only 6c. Finest quality, yard wide, WAMSUTTA CAMBRIC, Extra large size WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, $2.50. HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS, extra width, 25c. PURE WOOL CHUDDA SERGE, wide double width, all colora, reduced to 4c. WELACK CASUMERES, very fine quality, wide double feed to. 37 4. ROYAL SERGE. aif colors, wide double fold, 12 1 z wool, $1.50. BLAGK STRIPED SILK VELVET. 81.19, Excellent quality BLACK SILKS reduced to 81, COLORED SILE VELVETS, inimenso sesortment, One hundred pieces beautiful FIGURED SATINES, SHEETING COTTON, best quality, one yard anda Dilnueust assortment of BLACK SILKS, 75e.,87¢, 1, 8125, $1.00. a Winre Ass Srove Coa First Arrival of Coal This Season. Tam now unloading a cargo of Lee Stove Coal clean and freshly mined, which Lam selling at the lowest inarket price. My Customers and others in need of fuel ‘Will please send in their orders as soon a8 possible. All Shin guod order" Hickory" Oak unl Pine wood wae order. Hickory, Oak an winder cover. » West Virginia Splint Coal, au excellent fuel for ge P. POLLARD, office: yr. 12th st.and R.I.ave.n.w. Branch ae ee: Cail aud fate ne ead aes abt “Cor lst st and Ni Coxe JOHNSON BROTHERS announce to the public that they have con- Tacted fore term of years Yor the cuire prodees ot COKE of the Washington Gas Light Company ‘nd are Row prepared to fillallordera with promptness and patch for ‘THIS VERY SUPERIOR AND ECONOMICAL FUEL. TERMS AND PRICE UNCHANGED. ‘25 Bushels Crushed Coke, delivered, $2.50. 370. EY Uneryshed “ 2 sVO. Le. S5' Geass, GLAMS, SALT WATER NORFOLK Cl OYSTERS, NEW YORE BLUE POINTS, Mounts Sen BACK and Reta SWHUTE te Roster ‘O21 B st. n.w., Washington, B. C. ABSOLUTELY PURE 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 testa, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders. Soup omnx mt Came Rovat ‘Baxnwo PowpEx Co., 106 Wall street N.Y. oc24 HEN Siar in WoO aE po is tthet,cor. Gexome Ruvvorons. “The balance of our LADIES’ WRAPS and FURS at aniektor we determined Sica See SEAL SACQUES, JACKETS ana VISITES. PLUSH GARMENTS and CLOTH RAGLANS. MUFFS, BOAS and FUR TRIMMING. All desirable goods. & BUOFP, 318 ‘Hatters and 205 Pa. ave. Hesvovanrens ‘FOR FAVORS FOR THE GERMAN. Many styles never before seen in this country. @: GAMES, GAMES, cH. as 403-405 7th st. nw. Fy cla eeatecsed IN BROKEN ‘BIzEs, eae CLOSED OUT AT HALF FORMER PRICE. shlets Popeyes tl as 3. W. SELBY, ee en PURE FOOD ASSURED. Oz For raising bread, biscuit or other food, only the very best and purest baking powder should beemployed. The use of the ordinary cream of tartar, or of a baking powder containing lime, alum or phosphates, carries deleterious ingredients into the food to the preajudice of the life and health of the ‘The ordinary baking powder contains either lime, which, introduced into the system in too free quantities, causes serious disorders of the kidneys; alum, a corrosive poison, or phosphates, which are condemned by physicians as deleterious in their effect ‘when taken under certain physical conditions, ‘The absolute purity of the Royal Baking Powder makes tt pre-eminently the most Useful and wholesome leavening agent known. It contains no ime, alum, phosphate or other impurity, leaves no alkaline or other residuum in the food, and its use always ensures pure, light and sweet bread, biscuit and cake, that 1s perfectly digestible and wholesome whether hot or cold, fresh or stale, Its leavening power has been deter mined the highest whenever tested by official authority, and all chemists and writers on food hygiene commend ft for its sterling qualities, Prof. H. A. Mott, who has examined the various baking powders for the U. 8. Gov. ernment, says: “The Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly the purest and most reliable baking Powder offered to the public, “H. A. MOTT, M.D., Px.D.” Late U. 8. Government Chemist. CITY ITEMS. Bring the Mirrors Back. WE WILL REFUND THE MONEY. We advertised last week in Friday’s Star that We would sell handsome Mirrors for 85c., worth ‘$1.50. We did not discover that these mirrors were hot fully up to the standard of what we had bought until we had disposed of 10 dozen of them. We inade a claim on the manufacturer. He al- jouer = 25e. a sees ay om quest those parties who have it any e mirrors to return, them. We will refund the money, or if they wish to keep them, we will make the al- | lowance of 25¢. FRANKLE & CO., (suecessors to It. Goldschmid,) ‘Mainmoth House Furnisuing Store, ‘812 7th st. nw. S11 and 813 8th st. nw. ‘The Most Complete Departmeat South of New York is that of Frankle & Co., successors to R. Gold- | Schmnid, 812 7th st. n.w. In addition to their im- | mense stock, they are receiving this week a new stock of. Baby Carri ; Wagons, new styles an | Kitchen Utensils, ete., etc. shopping drop in and take establishment, 1 MONEY TO LOAN. fONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE d in sums toeuit. Isnrance placed in best compa- __ AMUSEMENTS. LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ONE WEEK OF AMERICAN OPERA xartoxat, SHEA coupawr THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, February 2, 188%, AIDA, Grand Opera in tour acts by Vert The Kine, naceerienenete * je Anime: — Naa. ited Wiliam Capdidus Myron Wh SAloupo Stoddard Meare c NGRIN. ‘OON ATS ORPHEUS AND ECR DICE. SATURDAY NIowT, Close of the season, Deliive's Grand Ballet im three acta COPPELTA. Preceded by the enti serotid act of Delthe'a Next Week—Mr. RICHARD MANSFIELD, NCR =" a SFIELD, in PRINC ISCHOFF COURSI THIRD CONCERT By tie Celebrated NP CO™ COURTNEY CoNCERT. COMPANY, of FRIDAY SATURDAY APTE LOW Ot New Voi Heubeck Miss Joaeamine Biase ‘ompaniet cH, amination, RIDA: FERRCARY 4.) Arnienion, SO cents Hess thout_oxtea charge, pow on sale at Ellis & Coa. ‘ ALPAUGE’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ‘The management take pleasure in announcing thet Mz, WASHINGTON IRVING BISHOF, in compliance with the request of a number of Rent citizens who asxisted at his wecent. reception Im, Weshinwton, has conart.ted to ive abother esiulustion (of the marvelous phen: ot THOUGHT READING in this city on SUNDAY FVENING, FEB. 6, 1887, Every seat in the Opera Blouse except im the will be reserved = Prices will be aa follows: Orchestra Chin or Drews Carehe, 500, all Fue Rroeured. ia advance, without extra and Lah sty oF at duibition. "Jaa tue Box Umer NEW NsTIONAL THEATER COMMENCING MONDAY, JAN. 31. EACH E NG DURING THE WEEK ‘Matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. ARTHUR REHAN'S COMPANY In Augustin Daly's Latest and Merriest Comedy, NANCY AND CO. Snoceas of Both Hemispheres, Direct from Daly's Theater, New York city. Every performance will be. as heretofore, under the persotal supervision of Mr. ARTHUR REHAN. Me om THOS. G, HEN Next Week—MISS FORTESCUE. 006 F stew. | Sey, = — = EW NATIONAL THEAT! EAL ESTATPTOANS AND INsuRANCE Loans N cones ‘on food collateral security of all kinds, Army and MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, avy pay accounts ete. We. DEMPSEL, New York ave. 26-300 The Young English Actress, 's IN SUMS TO SUIT, TO LOAN ON | 7 a | $50,000, e seit ass MISS FORTESCUE. < al2-1m Hi | The following repertoire will be presented: 100.000 TOrQ5 O08 BEAL ESTATE | Monday.........., first time | security. Investments made ad- Tuewd W.S Gilberts... Neutageously to customers.” Tnsurauce in bert ay’ Matinee, panies. J.B. HERTFORD, 14235 Fst. Ja%- Mecbestay Evening. ii Sai STATI rma a" in pt attention t ‘BEADLEY, 9: 38. Minit coutantiy on hand to loan, atthe lowest ig of nterest ch abyroved real ovate rect Saturday Night—Grand Double Bill, KING RENE’S DAUGHTER and SWEETHEARTS. | Sale of Seats for Miss FORTESCUE commences Noy ‘The “Grand Republic” duced many cigars. The best nickel smoke, sole agents, 525 7th street northwest. Baum’ Orders by mail “10c. Royal” mendseverything! Lansburgh’s Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3g Ib. “Ward” prints, 50c. per Ib. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk per quart, Cream 15¢. Lormen & Woes SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ODDS AND ENDS AND REGULAR GOODS. 500 prs. Children's Hose, all sizes and all colors, ‘Former prices, 50 and 25c. Must go at 15c. 100 prs. Misses HOSE. Sold at 25 and 30c. Will be sold at 7c. 50 prs. Kid and Beaver GLOVES (Ladies) Former Price, 31.25 and 81. Willgoat40c. Some of these ‘goods are slightly soiled. 5,000 yds Remnants of DRESS GOODS at prices that must attract. 5,000 yds. New and Pretty SATTEENS, worth 20c, at 12340. ‘The newest and most desirable patterns in French SATTEENS, at 35c. Splendid Line HAMBURG EDGINGS. Afullline of SILKS, SATINS, CASHMERES all kinds of DRESS GOODS. Bleached and Brown COTTON GOODS at the very lowest prices. (Cottons are advancing.) LUTTRELL & WINE, 1930 Pennsylvania avenue, Corner 20th street northwest. and 329-20 UALITY OF VELVETEEN PLAIN OB BRP rita erat Ste creat Cearine sele-at ths ‘Double Combination, 3027-6 1241 and 1243 Lithst.a/e. Berweex Season Paices. DRY GOODS REDUCED 20 PER CENT FOR FEB- RUARY AT JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.’S., 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south side. Our limited space will permit only the mention of a few special i 8 cent Check Nainsook now 6 cents. {Stee Chany Mmneoene se 22 cent Check Nainsook now 10 cents. 15 cent Check Nainsook now eee. AT JOHNSON, GARNER "8, 636 Pennsylvania avenue. 15 cent Corded Pique now 1234: 18 cent Corded Pique now 15 centa. ppopecbeet fas "AT JOHNSON, GARNER & CO’8, 636 Pennsylvania avenue. $1.10 White Count 16s now 90 cents, 1-25 White Counterpanes now $1.10. Hence pa ‘AT JOHNSON, GARNER & COIS, 636 Penysylvania avenue. 3 it Cream Table Linen now 25 cents, 38 cont Cream Table Linen now 3osente: cent Cream Table Linen now 3#cents, cent ‘AT JOHNSON, 636 Linen now 4:3 cents, GARNER & COS, yIvania avenue, U8H SATIN QUILTED, aT LY Ss at ths Geet Ul EM at the ‘Double Combination, , 5a27-6t 1241 and 1243 11th st. get Bucs Axo Warre Goove. SEATON PERRY (Buccessor to Pamzy & BRoruEn), INVITES AN INS! iON OF His NEW ANDOOM- PRIESTLEY'S ‘DRESS FABRICS, SILK_WARP vy PROTA ps VEIL CON’ COURTAULD'S ENGLISH: poy! i "aaeraseemsabared ac Kk TW! Sovi TIES IN, IDERED PIGCES. NEW Pi ‘ind mane “cigRINg thlces, ox Ata, ENrORTED WoNTER ta PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES, SEATON PERRY, Peas Burton, AIOE -6t 27- )MSEF To LOANON APPROVED REALESTATE ‘SECURITY. ‘Moderate commianio au30 GLU. W- LI! Pek (Ett on approved Real Eatatewzur , at lowest rates of terest "Charges tnoderate Su ust ecensary delay. 3, V.N. HUYCK. 215 1508. lvania ave. ‘ONEY TO LOAN In sums to suit, at lowest on ‘estate security. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, oc20 1427 Pennsylvania ave. ‘ONEY T0 LOAN ‘AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST ‘ON BEAL ESTATE SECURITY. ‘THOS.J, 25 JMO%2® TOL0aN 08 REALESTATE AT LowesT DANENHOWER & 50} _ap24 Gusu encuriten Stlowest fates of inerest a ec rat ‘No Geigy; where the security Is eood ‘m30 6. C'GREEN. 303 7th st. nw. Cor. asta aNDGsTs. Cor. isra AND GSTS. OUR PRODUCTIONS ARE ALL SELECTED FOR THEIR EXCELLENCE AND TO MEET ‘THE WANTS OF REFINEMENT AND TASTE. THEIR TRUE VALUE WILL BE APPRE- CIATED WHEN EXAMINED AND COM- PARED WITH OTHER GOODS. POPULAR GOODS, POPULAR STYLES, POPULAR PRICES. TXYSSOWSEI BROS. COR. 15TH COR, 15TH AND G STS. ‘213-whe3m AND G STS. OBSTED BALL FRINGE, 12C. PER YARD, AT V ‘ie Great Clestibg Bale, at the uble Combination, 4 and 1243 11th sta /e, 5a27-6t Oo» Surrs Axo Ovencoara Tt will pay you tosee our Odd Suite and Overcosts, as they have ‘been reduced 20 per cent. You may find in this lot a Suit or Over- ‘coat to please you, aud at saving 0120 pereent, 607 SEVENTH STREET ¥.W., wale {Opposite U.S. Post Office] 5 ol ‘FRIDAY BEGINS THE, aosland Seo Titet he. Ar Coser For Case ‘WM. D. CLARK, Successor to Trunnel & Clark, & ‘811 Market Space, ‘Will commence THURSDAY MORNING, January 27, tosell his entire stockof First Claes DEY GOODS at cost for cash. ‘This will be an opportunity to secute First Class ‘Dry Goods at Wholesale Rates. All goods to be charged will be at regular prices. 26-20 Ww. D. CLARK. Ta ‘ever wears out, always clean ES Mos, FISHER devotes ber #0 the wants, of :AL ESTATE OR FIRST- | ing. this week a ed aid Loan Broker, | Thursdy miming’ perry es, Bicycles, Vel | fone. | SS os = SHapesia Dianerang Tea | 2 . oni | WAERGTON LAGHT INFANTRY Aaony. | Sets, Picture Frames, Mirrors, Rugs, Wooden Ware, $100,000 real ‘ntate sceurniprit Sue of rolpmemectpemelpeg ome y hen you are out $2,000andupwards a stroll through their HILL'S JOHNSTON, 738 15th et nw. | | RuELE Sco MR = eZ lOO schon! children and thousands of citizens and «Successors to R- Goldseamia,) ‘AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST ee ‘812 7th st. nw. ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY, THE AZTRC FAIR: _S11 and 813 Sti st.n.w, | _422-3m BEALE & HARKIS, 1324 F st. ns AND MEXICAN VILLAGE. have in- | Si 9 EIN Last weck to see the Mexican Men and Women working persons to quit smoking ten cent | “3500 ON KEAL ESTATE, at Wuinerous industries, Locus & Bro., 900 (a9) THOS. E. WAGGAMA! ‘The Babies, the chen, the Museum and the: akin > || aponn voudae aS. F. Wagon! CHARMING MEXICAN TYPICAL ORCHESTRA Cheap and fine eye glasses,Optician, 487 Pa, av.3 M A Sous. To surr, ‘Admission, 50 cents: Children, 25 cents, 2 at lowest rates, on appru ‘estate recurity, No ‘Special to shooln, “Royal Gige” repairs chins, &c. 6m | Yun eaery WW DEBE, © | Teo Receptions baily1:30 to 530, 780 to 10:30, $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, Now| 203m. 31m dees re ] Ke 1 ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON RE. STATE, IN 7 " = % ‘chuary sk Thursday mist se15 corner 10th TRO WLERS OSA? TWO MEER OREY the invitation of our kind patrons, the. ne A tum tipot it th Supe additional artivale right f ‘appear, with 3 ur adit vale ron ‘aand of Rising Suh.” Kemember, Sat a31-0r | skilled, wouderfularusans. eception te hte e010 a “Aduussion, 25c., ctidren, 10c. He BIJOU THEATER Prices—Night - 2hc. to all parts of Nocutrn chatve for nevervedomta, Metisees 10 and Commencing MONDAY, Ji WEEK, Commencing MONDAY, January 31, Inthe at aot nal Comedy Drama, watts He ee Next Week_FRANA FRATNES \K ERNAN'S WASHINGTON THEATER. TWO BIG ATTRACTIONS. RICHARD J. RILEWS “RAGGED JACK” METEOR'S SPECIALTY COMPANY. | ‘A-Host of Refined Rpectalty Artists A kine clase Drwte ma “RAGGED JACK, THE VAGABOND.” Tntrodacins the Acting Dog. “ack” jatinces Monday, Tucada: rmiay and Saturday, IME MUSEUM. ‘Extraonlinary and novel attraction, family ven ie ahold ser commen MONDAY SAR, every afternoon and night, THE HOLLYWOOD LILLIPCTIAN OPERA CO. in the prand tary ope, Tatic spectacle, CINDERELLA, with all Ite Charming Specialticn omen, &e.; also the very laurh..ble comedy, MB. AND MES. THO! _ Admission to ail on 3100 "Cycom SEATS FOR SALE At THE | ARLINGTON HOTEL 3a31.38° EW. WALLACE, ‘Author of BEN-HUR: A TALE OF THE CHRIST, And late U.S. Minister to Turkey, ‘Will deliver Hix New Lecture, TURKEY AND THE TURKS, ‘With Glimpees of Lite in the Palace and Harem, In the CONGREGATIONAL CHURCE, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8TH, 1887, AT 8 OCLOCI Tickets 50 and 75 cents, at Ellis’ Music Store, Pa aye, No extra charge for A Beata, UO PIANO ARRANGEMENTS ' axe ‘OF KIKMES MUST adm iar Bb es | M: Tricycles, from gy TAL CYCLE GO. 1400 X.Y ave. * at 3m ANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN, 1h st., two blocks south of Pennsylvania eve, ‘Tbe most realistic Battle Scene ever pated. Lighted at ght by 300 electric lights py eh! a ply peel cents. On Sundays half price. - mele -be leadere, frantically appealing tothe people to “SAVE THEM.” Hear their agonizing cry, “WE ARE STUCK"” “And are virtually giving our goods sway.” How ub terly insignificant and dimrusting does all euch “clap trap” appear when compared with the stesdy, dignitio® TEAMP, Tramp, Tramp, of VICTOR E. ADLER'S ‘TEN PEE CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE is now in full blast, moving steadily forward, “Com ‘quering and to conquer.” ‘The facts areas we announce them always and here are the figures to clinch them. RED LETTER PRICES, “Read, mark snd inwardly digest them” to your own ‘and your neighbors gain and comfort. ‘MEN'S OVEROOATS. Vermont Melton, $4.05, Newmarketa, 96.76, Scotch Gray, $8.98, Corkscrew, $11.25, Stecl Gray Cassi- meres, All Wool, silk facing, $4.73, Storm, 65.85, Derby Tweed, $8.96, Surtouts, All Wool Chinchily 813.50. MEN'S SUITS. OOnl, SE.Rs, 06.75 9158, SOM, OIL8S, So ‘Sizes, 13 to 18 year, 94.05, 85.18, $5.40, $5 55, 86.08. 67-88. 68.98, 69.68 CHILDREN SUITS. Bizes, 3 to 13 years $2.70, 92.93, Sor aa 63.40, 63.60, 63.71, ‘sou ovenooara ‘Sizes, 13 to 18 years $3.60, $3.71, $4.30, 64.73, $5.85, 06.98, 67.20, zat. CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS, ‘ines, 8 to 12 years. ‘90c., $1.13, $2.70, €.81, $2.95, 63.49, €3.60, 63.83, “Any color Jems #0 it's red.” VICTOR E. ADLER'S,