Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1887, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY, t és FEBRUARY 19, 1887-DOUBLE SHEET. N LOCAL ME v Indications for ¢ For District af ¢ colder, fair w thers urs commencing at 3 p.m. abia, Maryland and Virginia, rthwesterly winds, ten by one of Mile. St. Germain, My Dear Made- mething lke this irs. ¥. ction in the homme, desire 3 on the 12th a comtnended # Purisiams, and have no s understood In all ¥ have met no Engiish- vertisement French find their pronun side by nity in me fem of Sound Gin as yet, sp READ oF Fosy's Saturd. Suap—R. ® recelving otling and All AT Panet’s—Ev and enveiopes, cost except paper ‘MAYTHORPE Fanw Mink in sealed Jars, or DxS at Bs aum’s.—One at IG cts Kead advt, on GREAT SPECIAL Sar Jot cloth bound bows nrth page. ALL Woot, nghams, 12 Baopurap & Cox Scrriyas, Thom; Scuoot oF DEcoRATIVE ART, There will be Decorattve Art ary 21, of Poon 1 iinished ne ainied plaques, frie nd some dexutitul drape painting. be a fine op ies We leaving the eity Yo procure their summer we Dox"t Forser to stop and sec the new goods now exhibited at Turpin's Great Se. store, 439 7m st. LW. Usk Yare corru for convenience, r-keyed, » CAF PatRonize home in Sults scoured, $1. nw. Professional work. | Co-operative cleaners, 626 D st. PHOTOGRAPRS.. ave. shail & Gilling. nces Known to modern art and science. don and New York style; Washington prices, Cabinets from $2 a dozen. | Reap oF Focy's Saturday chat in City Items, | For Ccstom Mabr Suits to measure call on R. | H. Taylor, 983 Pet ‘A_pertect | ft and entire satisfaction guaranteed. Prices re- cently reduced. PHorocRarus. ew Photo. Art Co.,905 Pa, ave SUEERY! SHERRY! tmported direct from Spat best quality, viz.: Amonti to be had at New York price SuEnRY !_Chris Xander has iherry Wines of the ,, Clorosa and Topaz, at Curis Xander's, st. nw. bing and gasfitting; furnace, Tange and iatrohe work promptly done ‘by & Bro., 498 9th street northwest. Fusserxs Ice Cream, bargain coun- nuine mark down in igs, Wu. H. kice, 77 Market space, Fier onrearms._ Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa. ave. ‘We will make, lay and line all tapestry and body | Brussels carpets sold for cash this week free of charge. W. H. Horxe, 801 Market Space. Wasirxcton’s BIrTHpay 1s the time and Instan- taneous Gallery, 711 Market Space, the place to Your photographs. None but best work given. ome early to avoid the rush. Equally a3 good effects in cloudy weather. Save eyesight, avold imitators. Consult Hempler. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. ‘Nattowar.—Wilson Barrett in “Chatterton,” ete. Atsavan's—“Erminie.” Wriarp Hatt.—Roman Carnival and Mart. Manassas PaNonama.—Day and evening. ‘Kganan’s.—Varicty. Doee Mcsevs.—“Collars and Cuffs.” Azrgo Farm—Light Infantry Armory. Japanese ViLtace.—E Street Rink. Waxgis’.—“Escaped from Sing Sing.” Condensed Locals. Jos. Shillington sends the Atlantic Monthly and St. Nicholas for March. Rev. $. M. Newman, pastor of the First Congre- fitional churen, lett for Maine on Monday evening t to attend the funeral of is father, who died suddenly on that day. About 7 o'clock this morning the bedding tn one Of the rooms in house 1202 E street porthwest Was discovered to be on fire, but was quickly extin- faished by No, 2 engine company without turning imanalarm. The damage was about $50. ‘The congregation of the Tabernacle in South ‘Washington and thetr friends are rejoiced at hav- ing made satisfactory arrangements as to the debt on their property, on 9th street, between B and C | streeta, South Washington, Th? entire indebted- | ness, some $14,000, has been lifted, with the excep- Yon" of $8,000, Which the Congregational Union nye T. Downing, the well-kn lored George T. ing, the well-known colored man, 1s in town and, it ts ald, he fs looking after thé | Liverian mission or the office of recorder of deeds, ‘A dead colored male infant was tound last night 0n 43 street, between M and N streets. ‘A new letter box has been erected at the south- east corner of 11th and I streets northwest. ee Dear oF Ax Ou» Resipecr Mz. Wo, Heine, an old and well-known resident of the District, died ‘6 his home on 7th street road, on Friday, at 3p. m, Of Bright's disease, im the Soh year of his age. Mr. Heine came to this country from Germany ‘over 40 years ago, since which ttine he has been a resident of the District, anda gardener by occupa- ton. He leaves a hanlisome competence to his Widow and six grown children. ‘The funeral Will take place on Monday, at 3:30 p. m.. from the German Lutheran church, corner of 4th and E streets, and the services will be conducted by the Pastor, the Rev. Mr. LubXert. The pall-bearers are Messrs, Aug. Gersdorff, John Miller, William Whithaft, FP." Stutz, Henry Princeliorn and George Eiamert, ‘TE¢ remains will be interred in Glenwood cemetery. VioraTixa THR BUILDING REGULATIONS —This in the Police Court, Charles Murray, colored, was charged by Assistant Building In- Spector King with violating the buflding regula- ait Was issued to him to erect aframe by 20 feet, in the Tear of premises et, and he erected a building 16 by ‘The court imposed a fine of §20. ter. No humbug, but a prices, oN.—This morning, In the ize MacArthur), the question e penalties 10 District cases { ‘ourt Was discussed, Mr. the Distr! aimed party appealed from the Po. H. E. Davis appeared f in default of tine ted to full Ont E. Cant Clos. arguments. T tion Was tmpor' fs! General Term, and asked if Shape as to be taken up. tence in the case of Cu $105, oF, tn default, court said he would Tected that the pap G. Bizelow and F. P. Bigelow made stort gested that the ques- for the decision of the the cases were in such Mr. Davis moved for sen- MY to read “fine of nt 10 jal” The @ muulon, and al pared, Tae DEADLock Coxristes.—A! the senior ¢ Schooi was held last Balloting for pre other meeting of University Law £ fruitless at mment was bad, ight, Grady and Burns were E: —At the annual nary soctety of b, last evening, the the en<uing viee presi- Miss Gertrude; Dr. Biand and two 3 sident, Gent, Mrs Ko ton 3 Peso ey Of having impor- Virginia when the wppotacce 1h the polit ical coute case in potnt 15 the appot: rahaind tothe | position of de F of the curreney. It | Was claimed | Mr. Abra- | hams had not readered any to the Vir- | ginia dexocracy Parties | ould bear | orcelains, ios which opens | nia avenue, on | 0 be a colle ess the sale, which | bruary 2d, will be | Monday nexi, Of a very bt Will be be Kent- separate “parlors for sud Petmsyivania, Son & Sons, ladies and avenue. ni established rooms $ Of the Union, and P a. The old doctor nded to the feet of the elite of this city more than forty years ‘or blood. Popular prices, Germixo Reapy to Move.— MT. ‘All operations without pain corse Spransy, the clothter, 507 7th street northwest, has arranged Wo Vacate his at quarters about the 1st of April, to take possesion of the new building 434 7th street northwest. As it is the intendon of Mr. Spransy to begin business In the new builaing with an entire new stock of spring goods, he has sally reduced the prices sous 1 dispos® of all Present stock Letore “moving” day Ere.—The anetion sale of An importation of 300 modern and Rvos, Pontizxes, Ortental rugs. antique Oriental rugs, carpets, poruierss, em- brotderies, Daniiseus yellow wike end brie-t-brac Will be on exhililion on Monday at Duncanson Bros.” auction r Sales begin W 4a the auction « ner Gk and D streees, etlars advertised <r Mrwre.—This af- hs end 6, and 7 and Soelock there will be a fine mnaeale, to which the pubile are cordially be present. ‘Through an error in the a ment yesterday M8 Was not m: n that Friday eventag wis to be given up to the Brookiym excursdoaists and @ tew personal menus. 5 THE NEW CLUB HOUSE. ‘The Quarters on H Street Occupied by the Jefferson Club, Hi strect seems to be especially favored by clubs, ‘The Metropolitan club and the Cosmos club nave their fine club houses upon this street. The new clith, the Jefferson, also seems to have been drawn by some fate to the same thoroughfare, The club houses are all located in the part of H street, that suggests aristocratic and enduring solidity. The oid residences of the neighbothood are fine com- modious old mansions many of them historical, and the newer residences are of elegant character. The Jefferson club, the organization of which has been announced in THE Stak, 18 more fortu- nate than either of the older clubs in having ready for {t at the start a fine club house. This house, whieh 1s located on the south side of the street, between 14th and 15th streets, was one of the substantial old mansions of that neighbor- hood, It was occupted for several years and until purchased a few months ago by Mr. Stilson Hut- chins, by the court of Alabama claims. Mr. Hut- chins has made a spacious addition to the bulld- ing and bad the interior rearranged and modern- urd. Tne interior has been adapted to club pur poses, Upon entering the house the visitor finds himself frst in a square hall. Upon the left 18a smail apartment used as an office. Upon the right isa parlor very elegantly finished. Beyond the office door 18 a stairway leading to the upper floors. Wide, double doors open from the hall into a dining room. ‘There fs another dining room in the rear Of the parlor. Upon the first landing of the rs is a doorway leading into the library, an ong room, in which the decorator has shown art by @ combination of colors most grateful to the eye. ‘The Ubrary is lighted by a huge arched widow Of graceful’ proportions, On the second floor are reading rooms and a number of private sitting rooms and dining rooms, and on the third floor are card rooms, biliiurd and pool rooms. ‘The rooms are fintshed generally in but there is a great and pleasing variety in the designs and — of ne a of the ee and on ceilings, uphoistering and ture, have been chosen with excellent taste. In one dining room 18 a rare old sideboard of oak, ex- quisitely carved. At the back of the house, open- ing from the dining rooms, is a broad verandah. inali the appointments the comfort of members of the club’ has been kept constantly in mind. ‘The basement is given up to the kitchen, servants’ rooms, store rooms and furnace rooms, The kitchen 48 a very commodious apartment, and fitted up under the eye of an expert, with ail the apparatus necessary to convert raw material into the most delicate and tempting dishes, in any quantity, required upon the shortest ” possible nottce. This part of the establishment will be presided over by a noted master of the culinary art. The kitchen and service rooms are connected with the apartments above by dumb-waiters and stairways for servants. ‘The building 1s heated by Carman’s steam-heating arere ‘The apartments on the upper or fourth floor, it is expected, will be fitted up as chambers for bachelor mémbers. It s probable, also, that a large addition will be erected in the rear of the present building, to be used as club chambers. phatase Sales of Real Estate. R. 0. Holtzman has made the following sales: Part of lot 7, in square 568, improved by a three. story brick house, E street, north side, between 2d and 3d northwest, for Theodore B. Moody, to Jas. H. Gridley, for $6,000. Lot sub 34, in square 164, 23 feet 63 Inches front by 141 deep, improved by & three-story and basement brick house, east side of Connecticut avenue, between K and L streets northwest, for the heirs of Hon. D. L. Yulee, to Ben}. F. Winger, of Greencastle, Pa., for $11,600. Part of lot 15, in square 321, ‘west’ side of 11th ‘street, between E and F streets northwest, for B. W. Frazier, for $11,000. Part of lot 7 (west %), square 668, with improvements, three-story DHoR, for Theodore B. Moody, to Thos. D, Singleton, for $6,000. Parts of lots 1 and 2, in square 321, north- West corner of 11th and E streets northwest, im- proved by a three-story brick house, to John R, ‘Lean, for Frederick Stutz, for $19,000." Part of lot 25, insquare 545, improved by a eh frame dwelling, for Geo. H. McKay, for $900. Sul Jot G, square 161, M street, between Connecticut avepue and 18th Street northwest, for Miss Alice L. Riggs, for $8,830. Part of lots "1, 2 and 16, in square 521, lita street, between E and F streets northwest, improved by a three-story and base- ment brick, for Metta Eichstadt, for the sum of $12,500. 5. W. Tullock has bought of Laura M. Doolittle Part 3, sq. 840, fronting 26.3% by 100 feet on East Capitol street, between Sth and 6th streets, for 500. + PV. comn nas sold toc. R. Newman four lots in Meridian hUl subdivision for $7,439.23, and the assumption of trust for $3,570.84. W. C. Hill has sold ten lots to Lauretia B. Gibson in bik 13, Meridian bill, 67,696 feet, for $23,693.60. J.T. Bradtord has sold to Isabella K. Brownson, part lot 16, square 157, fronting on P stret, be- tween 17th and 18th Streets, for $9, Clark has sold R. E. Bradley lots 33 and 34, square 68, fronting 50 feet by 115.4 on 2ist street, be- tween N and O streets, for $9,000. Susan P. Okle has sold to Aaron K. Hi sub lot 48, sq. 111, (1534 feet) fronting 20 on 19th street, between Q and R streets, for $11,000. B. R. Catlin has sold Maria L. Somerville, sub lot |. 239, fronting on § street, between 13th.; din streets, for $4,750. B. L. Walker has sold to Horace M. shan- non sub lot 24, square 758, fronting 17 feet on 2d street, between A B nortl for 750. W. J. Waring has solid to J. Edward jason, lots 76to 81, square 677, fronting 150x 87g leet in Jackson alley, between G and H, North Capitol and Ist street east, for $4,000, schanelnss Aichi PRESENTATION OF aN EMINENT COMMANDER'S Jewnt.—A delegation from Palestine Commandery f Philadelphia, consisting of Dr. James W. Bow- den, Chas. 8, Champlin, Horace H. Brockway, El- wood &. Thorne, Wm. R. Carr, James A. Rich, Wm. S, Devoe, Joseph H. Barker, Chas. A. Plercy, Chas. P. Cocke and Chas. G, Braxmar, visited the Colum- bia Commandery in this city last evening. one ‘object of the visit was to present an eminent com- mander’s badge to Eminent Commander Yznaga, of the Columbia Commandery, which was done in @ very happy manner by Eininent Commander Bowden, of the Palestine Ci r. ‘The badge was a costly old set with diamonds, and will be in the future the of the eminent commander of the Columbia Commandery. Com- mander Bowden also presented a handsomely- engrossed certificate of honorary membership in the Palestine Commandery to Sir Knight James E. Waugh, which took that gentleman by surprise, Sir Knight M. M. Parker presented on behalt of Eminent Commander Bowden a jewel to Captain General Chas. E. Lansing. ‘The visitors were hos- pitably entertained and returned this morning to Honors To A WasnrxcToxtay.—At the municipal election held on ‘Tuesday last, in Pa., Dr. L. T. Bremerman, a former resident of this city, was chosen mayor by a handsome majority in the largest vote ever polled in the town. Dr. Bremerman was a pupil in the public school taught by S. Jno. Thomson, went there to Columbian university, where he uated with the honors of his class in 1871, and at the medical department of the same university in 1874. In 1878 he located for the practice of medicine in Downington, and his election now on the demo- cratic Ucket. although the town #8 republican, shows the estimation in which he is held by his fellow citizens. ———— MARRIAGE Licenses.—Marriage Icenses have Deen issued by the cierk of the court to James Jackson and Jennie Brown; John M. Glover, of St. Louis, and Katherine Augusta Patton; H. T, Schatfer and Ophelia Coie; Win, Naumann ‘and Katherine Eichmann, Charles Hohmannand Kate Wuberzoui; Samuel F. Flood and Mary Lee, ‘Tae Do: CASES IN THE Pouice Covrt.— ‘This morning, {n the Police Court, Mr. Cahill called the attention of Judge Snell to the case pel inst Mr. James D. Donnelly, the saloon. ke at the corner of I and 14th streets—a cl of keep- ing an unlicensed bar—and that the Dis. trict had failed to prove the proprietorship and that the defendant was entitled to an acquittal, Mr. Padgett claimed that the testimony of the ofgcers showed Mr. Donnelly to be the proprietor. ‘The court held that the case had been proven, and luaposed a fine of $105. Another warrant charg- ing the same offense has been issued against Mr. Donnelly. ——— ‘THE DONNELLY Cases PostPonep.—In the Criminal Court yesterday after the scene, ‘out of the Donneliy liquor cases as described in Ta 81, the Jury in the Hell case was brought in and | being unable to agree, was discharged. MacArthur referred to the st efreum- stance of juries being unable to agree in liquor eases and could not understand, why when the evidence of guiit, preponderance of proof, was $0 pirong against Wie parties accused, ther cbuld not De couvicted. Mr. Davis again atter to the Donnelly cases, and expressed a readiness to proceed. Mr. Caiill said that after all the juries he felt that sheen seme ‘To EXLARGE A COLLEGE GRADUATES’ ASSOCIATION. The Theta Delta Chi Association of Maryland held @ meeting last evening at Willard’s and elected {he too ing commitico to draft a plan of organi zation: Dr. Wm. R. McKnew of dent of (pe association; A. M, Rich gt SURAT; GE Boynton and ev. C. BP aitimore, and KR. W, ‘hos, E. Rogers: Of Wasuidgton, imetead of confining the associa. tion to graduates of Maryland colieges it 1s posed toiuclude graduates of collegesin the nelgh- ring states, ComPraisTs AGaINst Sor Coat.—Com| made frou some quarters of the use of eating school bulidih ‘This coal, it 1s Stated, fills the air with a fine black dust, “Clothes hung outto dry, when taken in, Powdered With the dust a8 to require ‘Some months ago the proprietor of udry Ob 12th street was prosecuted for a sim- iar offense, burning soft coal, and Was compelled to, move his laundry or ‘stop, burning co laundry Was removed from the neigh- vorhioos, ——_.__ ‘Tak DisTRicr COMMISSIONERS AXD THR Liquor ‘Trarric.—A toate necting has been coiled Dye tne W. ©.'T. U, to be held at indry church to-mor- Tow eveniug, the topic being “The District lnissioners abd the Liquor TraMe. Addresses are announced a8 follows: “District Laws,” Gen. 8. Renkle; “statistics and Pacts,” Mr. H.B, Moulton: cit Cimamusstoners,” Rev. DF. sander vit ress,” ¥. M. Bradley, “The Kesponsibliity,” Rev. Dr. J. P- Newman, FINED Por INSULTING WOMEN ON TEE — pe ee man was Daly on a charge of ah Torn streces Sbout 42300 look tile Serr 5 i THE DRILL. Latest Notes from North and West and South, The rules of the National drill, governing en- tries, the drill and the camp, have been printed during the week (after careful revision by Gen. Ordway and Mr. DeLeon), and have been sent to every commander of regiment, battalion or com- pany so far signifying intentf6n to enter here in ‘May. Yesterday evening Mr. E. L. Magnus, represent- ing Co. B, 23d regiment N. Y. National Guards, of Brooklyn, called at headquarters and held a long conference with Secretary DeLeon as to details of regimental and company entry, and upon “points.” Co. B, Capt, Willard L. Candee, claims to be the best dritied of the best drilled regiment In the state of New York “Gol Finke Bad, the tal are now considering the priety of bringing the whole ten companies. 5 is specially anxious, 1t 1s stated, to meet he noted Montgomery Greys, who have urged them to do so. ‘Yesterday evening a note came from Col. Wm. L. Davis, 1st i. G., that at least eight t6 come: rst gun” in re- from Capt. BP. Case, of the ‘Word was received corridor, ticket and tel lobby, and similar points in lned with the drill lithographs by. ‘eck Zouaves, Johnstown, N. Y. isgraph omice, arcade, novel New orieans had been Agent I. M. Knight, of the “Queen and Crescent.” He telegraphed for’ one hundred inore for special useon Mardi Gras, and “Rex” will parade under the flaunting of the drill banner. co. 8 Sd ragiment SEX) Gr Ueansas Cle and Cor 0. . G. (Kansas City), and Co, F, sun regiment Conn, ¥-G. ‘Sorwation Xoo, lewger (rom Commander McPh« m Post, G. okt, Tremont, Nevraske, asking pall dotatie for iange bodies of excursionists. ° AMUSEMENTS, Mn. Wirson Bannerr and Miss Rastlaxe repe: their effective impersonations of Cfo and Helle before a crowded house at the National last night. ‘The demonstrative enthusiasm of the audience Was even greater than on Thursday evening, and Mr. Barrett was in constrained to make a brief speech. This evening Mr. Barrett's highly ‘success- ful engagement will close with a tripie bill, he Limselt ap in two of the pleces—“Chatter- ton,” which is said to display at their best his fragte powers, and “A Clerical Error,” in which he has a semi-hum ‘semi-pathetic role, The third piece is called “Tne Color Jad Not THE Durr OPERA ComPaNy, one of the best man- aged companies on the road,’ will give two that have not heretofore been seen here, during their engagement next week, These are “A Tri) ane AES See ated r of “Fal t "and “Gasparone,” by cker, composer of “The Black Hussar.” Gilbert and Sullivan's “Tolanthe,” which was done here so few times that: it will be almost a novelty, is also announced for production. “A Trip to Africa,” which has been put on the stage with spectacular effects, will be Sang curing: the first part of the week. Among the best known members of the troupe are Mrs. e repeated Zelda Seguin, Who isa great favorite here; Miss Vernona Jarbéau, one of the brightest artistes in light opera; Mr. J. H.@yley, Mr. Dungan and Mr. Hilliard.” Seats are now on Sale at the theater box ce. ALBAUGH's Orga Hovse.—Mme. Modjeska will be supported at Albaugh’s next week by Maurice Barrymore, THE BERNHARDT ENGAGEMENT at the National. beginning Tuesday, March 1, 1s already arousin; Fra Amierest. Tike sale of season tickets ‘at Metzerott’s on Monday next, continuiag tll Tuesday noon. ‘Tae Stoppaxp Lecrores begin at Congregational church on Monday evening. Mr. JvstiN MCCanTHy's LEcToRs.—Mr. Justin McCarthy has a double claim on the attention of the public, as a writer andstatesman. Those who have read his charming stories and bgtiliant his- tories, or followed his career asan 1 patriot and agitator, Willalike be anxious to hear what he will have to say concerning “British Statesmen and Orators” at the Congregational church next ‘Tuesday evening. Hargis’ Buov Tararer—“Taken From Lite,” oe melodrama, Which has been very suc- in the large cities, will be the attraction at this house next week. Miss Phosa McAllister and Mr, Harry Duffield are the leading members of the company, wnich brings some “Ane scenery ‘Yur Sxcoxp Barrie oF BULL RoN continues in ae Progress in the Panorama building, on oth street, day and evening. Drug Mvseva.—The celebrated Derville family ‘Will be at this house next week in the sensational melodrama, “Molly Maguires,” in which they will introduce their entertaining spec alte KERNAN'S THEATER—The Augtrallah Novelty Company, including the famous Mile, Aimee, the human My; Ellis and Moore, sharpley and West, the Austin sisters, aerial artists; the Hamlins, song and dance team, and many others. ‘THe IRISH-AMERICAN CLUB BALL and reception, at Masonic Temple, oa Monday evening, promises to be one of the most enjoyable public balls of the season. as ‘The Rip Raps. STONE THAT COULD BE UTILIZED FOR THE MEMORIAL BRIDGE. To the Editor of Tae Evexixe Star: About as far back aswhen, away out west, I first commenced to read the National Intelligencer, I noticed in the congressional proceedings the an- nual appropriation for the Rip Raps, the name attracting my boyish attention. Ido not remem- ber to have read of any such appropriation during the last half century. The Rip Raps were a foun- dation of loose stone dropped in Hampton Roads ‘two or three miles from Fortress Monroe, on which a vast sum of money was afterwards expended in an attempt to erect thereon a great fortification of granite, ‘Two years ago I visited this fortifica- ton and Was astonished to see how much money had been wasted there. There are hundreds of immense blocks of dressed granite not in pl: and thousands of greater blocks in the walls, The construction of the fortification was abandoned, ‘on accouut of the insufficiency of the foundatio and the material is of ‘no value now, except asa quarry of dressed stone. This stone could easily be put upon transports and carried to where it might be profitably used. I suggest that this ‘Yast amount of valuable stone, which 1s utterly useless where it now is, might be used in the con- struction of the piers for the proposed Grant Me- morial bridge across the Potomac. SEPTUAGENARIAN. a ‘The Real Estate Market, THE EPFECT OF THR MILD WEATHER ON BUILDING OPERATIONS—PROPERTY IN LIVELY DEMAND. ‘The mild weather has enabled the work on butld- ings partially completed to go on during the past ‘week, and the building operations may be sald to have been resumed. There ts very little new work ‘begun, and from information obtained from archt- tects and builders it 1s {mpossible to say anything ‘about the prospects of the coming season. ‘There 4s, of course, considerable talk about bullding, but 80 far it is nearly all talk. ‘The general impression Seems to be that the building operations this year Will be quite active, ‘The transactions in, unimproved ty con- tinue to show considerable activity, and iand, Dori inside and outside of the city fimits, is in Uvely demand. ‘The preparations for. the spring season are manifest on ail sides, and the real es tate dealers look forward to still greater activity as the season opens. One of the most experienced deaiers in the city, in conversation with a Star re- ter, said that’ the transactions in property hroughout the past winter had been tnprece- dented, “When Congress adjourns,” he continu: “the péople who have been here fof the winter wi look around for a chance to invest some money.” THE OLD FENDALL HOUSE TO COME DOWN, A large office buliding is to be erected at the southeast corner of 43¢ street and Indiana avenue ‘upon the site now occupied by the old Fendall house. Mr. Reginald Fendall proposes to build a structure six stories high. It will have a front of thirty feet and a depth of seventy-five, and oe LG es one ‘ streets, aoe mulld~ will lapt for office purposes, le Work of removing the old house will begin next: week. ————— JACKSON GROVE CAMP GROUND.—Mr, John H. Newman, of West W: ton, having accepted the superintendence of Jackson Grove camp ground (25 miles out on the Baltimore and Poto- mac railroad), and the management of the farming property of the association, has taken possession pera ‘Tae Lavrian Estare Liricatiox.—This morn- ing Mr. Charles A. Walter, executor of the estate Sleds Day against Charles ty ih wor Moen! a E Performance. The states Bent to pay the dents; iat seered Yates baer encumbered and Del Ws threatening to sell under deed of trust, the premises known as ‘was put up at huction derendané, his bond Dill 1s to’ compel defendant Eeacknh, Salts Bee led by i excepting it be subject to his y ame aot st the prop lease, Last NiGHT OF Gvs HI1L1’'s World of Novelties. Kernan’s. Four acts at one time. = —___— Affairs in West Washington. Nor Legaf.y ScmMonzp.—This morning in the Police Court Wililam Hunter, colored, of this was charged on an attachment with con- Tempt in failing to appear in court after hate deen legally stimmoned, OMicer Fisher test that he met ee on the Comer ing Ort Meee erence CITY ITEMS. AMUSEMENTS. EDWARD MITCHELL HELD ‘GRAND JURY. e——————— Inthe Police Court this mornthg ‘Mr. Lavender O14 Fogy Saturday’s Chat. ‘WWasetotoy Liou mranter anwony. called for trial the case ot Edward Mitchell, the | «when love is ad AZTEO FAIR, jlored man arrested early ‘Thi ‘morning : ete rsoucnwest, batsmen 2 ~ — woes a” Teo | ma ad EO ete at Fa OP Tk eons gree: re a e ing, and going down stairs, he found the | you boys I believe 1 am getting Foung again My ERMINIE, basement door had been forced open and the house daughter sane made me go to see this TURDAY FAREWELL SOUVENIRS Fehr clothing and gruerarteen tun P| Wee tatealy arranges ete amano e aetna, ae a ws ~ Officers Burns ana Wagner testified to the arrest | ful, natty and bright” aprencoree everything cemiinne ee ENTED TO TER LADIES _ C1 of the defendant near the, corner of eth, and C | about THE Fam and the bustle of busines, RUDOLPH ARONSON REV? DE wire rancace, goods in i.” Aman who was with’ him jumped | your elegant estal ed EW YORK CASINO OPERA COMPANY, ‘Author of the well-known series of Sermons on the the wagon and escaped” ‘The defendant | before the public, why, it makes me feel young 60 ARTISTa, the reins and attempted to escape, again; if it were hot for all the lady customers “MARRIAGE RING” saree aetendant testinca that one Green came to | here I'd just get up and whoop—no, pon my. word, o_o = home and employed him to move goods. it Mite case wassent to the grand jury; bonds $300. cheer hike [-MODJESKA AS MARY STUABT. 1t ‘Will deliver his Celebrated Lecture, (io a ‘owe ‘elegant (A*PAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Sarcael aie 5 Ove Lr Graxpcanp. charmi MODJESKA, neater UR TLE grand ot : eurot | MONDAY, February 21, At the Congreeational Church, CLEANSED, PURIFIED AND BEAUTIFIED You don’t mean to tell me Matines Gaturiag. "ine CUTICURA REMEDIES, - cent gilt French EXTRA HOLIDAY MATINEE TUESDAY, TUESDAY EVENING, March 1. vl for $9. iovodeon (Washington's Birthday.) Tickets 50c.and Thc. All without ‘that with the MODJESKA, extra charge at Ellis’ Music Store, Tt affords me pleasure to give you "this Heport of the cure of our little grandchild by your Ctticgma Rewe- pres, When six months old his left-hand began to swell and had every appearance of a large boil. We poulticed it, but all tono purpose. About five months ‘after it became s running sore, Soon other sores formed, He then had two of them on each hand, and ashis blood became more snd more impure it took less time for them to break out. A sore cameon the chin, beneath the under lip, which was very offensive. His head was one solid scab, discharging a great deal. ‘Twis was his condition at twenty-two months eld, ‘when I undertook the care of him, his mother having died when he was little more than a year old, of con- sumption (scrofula of course). He could walk little, butcouldnot get up if he fell down, ‘and could not move when in bed, having no use of bis. Iim- mediately commenced with the tps REEVES using the Curicuna and Curicuna Soap fresty, and when he had taken one bottle of the Curzouna REsor- ‘vert, his head was completely cured, and he was im- proved inevery way. We were very much encour- aged, and continued the use of the Remedies for a year and half. One sore after another healed, s bony mat- ter forming in each one of these five deep ones just be fore healing. which would finally grow loose and wer taken out; then they would heal rapidly. One of these ‘ugly bone formations I preserved. After taking a dozen and a half bottles he was completely cured, and is now, at the ace of six years, a strong and healthy child. The scars on his hands must always remain; his hands are strong, though we once feared he would neverbe able touse them. All that physicians did for him did him no good. All who saw the child before using the Cuz- rcuna Reepres and see the child now consider it a wonderful cure. If the above facts are of any use to you, you are at liberty to use them. ‘MRS, E. 8, DRIGGS, May 9, 1885. _ 612 E. Clay st., Bloomington, Il. The child was really in a worse condition than he appeared to his grandmother, who, being with him every day, became accustomed to the disease. MAGGIE HOPPING. CUTICURA REMEDIES Are sold everywhere. Cuicuna, the Great Skin Cure, 50 cents; Currouna Soar, an exquisite Skin Besuti- fier, 25 cents; Curicuna ResoLvenr, the new Blood Purifier, $1. Prepared by the PorreR Daua axD CxExicat. Co, Boston. SEND FOR “HOW TO CURE SKIN DISEASES.” ITCHING, Scaly, Pimply and Oily Skin beautified by Curicura Soar. OH! MY BACK, MY BACK! Pain, Inflammation and Weakness of the Kidneys, ‘Hips and Sides relieved inone minute by the Cuzr- una Anzi-Parx PLasrzs. New and infallible. At druggists, 25 cents. OTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO,, Boston. 10-. 4, BROWN SHEETING, 160, SHORT ENDS, Double Combinatic £18-3t 1241 and 1243 11th st. ne. Casa Prices For Day Goons. EXCELLENT QUALITY SHEETING COTTON ONE YARD AND A HALF WIDE, 125. FINEST QUALITY WANSUTTA CAMBRIC, YARD TRICOT CLOTH DRESS GOODS, WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH, PURE WOOL, CASH VALUE 50, REDUCED TO 373. BLACK CASHMERES, FINE gysuiry, WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH, 3735. ROYAL SERGE, BEAUTIFUL DRESS )D8. WIDE DOUBLE FOLD, 12 yds. for 82.00. CASHMERE Ee PURE WOOL, BLUE, CREAM, BLACK STRIPED SILK VELVET 1.15 PURE WOOL tae WIDE DOUBLE 134. BUNTAGR SILK SURAL TS. EXTRA LANGE SIZE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, FANOY SILKS, 40, 45, 50. FINEST QUALITY FRENCH SATTINES 30. BLACK AND COLORED SILK VELVETS, 1.00, 1.25. HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS, PURE BLACK BROCADE SILKS, 73. BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVET 1.50, TABLE DAMASK, fine quality, extra widih, 560. coo A RRR TITT EER rm g885 68 cy RMR THT GER RRR TT gi beth Ph | GES cous AR R T ERE HE %po! 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. f14 Pararsco Frovrrse Muza, Established 174. PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVE PATENT, THE PRE- MIER FLOUR OF AMERICA, AND THE BEST IN EVERY RESPECT FOR FAMILY USE. ‘The value of flour depends upon the ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF NUTRITION CONTAINED IN THE BREAD IT MAKES. Maryland and Virginia wheat, 10 Bot from which our PATENT ROLLER FiO Chiefly manufactured, has long. been conceded to Up ‘most superior quality, because it iss s BETTER COM BINATION OF GLUTEN AND PHOSPHATES THAN dountry Bat in the United Kinvdor ae well, Sess country but in the United “Kf ‘aa. well, Ww the “PATAPSOO SUPERLATIVE abmmande "tert thettoy clearly demoustreting ies apenas oats y demonstrat forimakiog tho whilest, sweetest end mast nutritious ASK YOUR GROCER FOR PATAPSOO SUPERLA- ‘TIVE PATENT. If he does not keep it, and will not get it for you, write to us and we will let _you know where it ca be had. C. A. GAMBRILL MANUFACTUNING CO. 18-tths-Gm 214 Commerce st., Baltimore, Oro Duzm & Co, BUILDING MATERIAL, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, KILN-DRIED PINE. GEORGIA FLOORING A SPECIATY. ‘We guarantee to manufacture superior quality of work for less price than any other Mill, and we have the largest facilities ari factory in the country. Send usa postal and we will give prices promptly to prove what we claim, < ‘Canton ave., President and Albemarle sts., Baltimore, Md. P.O. Box 476. 344 i, i is boPP) stele) mt Svar : ‘Warranted pure, without ties, very old and of fine davon, | OOF Other tmpurt ARTHUR NATTANS, 15 14th and I, and 2dand D ata. n. w. Gexomez Reoveroxs - ‘ihe balance of our LADIES, WRAPS and FURS 2¢ cost. ‘determined to. off at Geight ‘of ths seaaour to lows tes one SEAL SACQUES, JACKF#S and VISITES PLUSH GARMP2IS and CLOTH RAGLANS. yevr¥8, BOAS and FUR TREMMING, — NURSERY AND CHT calorsurgical,, Anumber of frevclass pets ees Coming frou a intacer whe Sates ao of patient fa attendant Contagious ata incurable case wil not ‘week. “Apply to he institubone ae Gre Weare now secolving new Hats for We iow Feet call attention to: Sdgn Bean ge ne SEBS Fine Silk and Gloris (silk and stock, opened. ie STIN over our are worth $25 and we are sélli ‘We took him up stairs and let hint Splendid selection of Baby Car- we ‘Tri Bic Tages, Trieycles, Bicycles and Trunks, As we ‘Tar Fam. The Tin ware, the wooden fancy Crock mite CLIN® ware” one departmen into the showed him how quick! bundles and packa Enna. ‘THE 812 7th stn. w. angel a If You Want to Forget the Cares and anxieties of this world smoke “Grand Republic” Cigarros. Only five ut tack, It pays to ofa ‘stock and you! , the white China ware, the’ Toy fe Fefrigerators. We then took him livery department of Tax Farm and to a= Part of The celts rae ry e city ‘was ‘Well pleased and ys num, and you are’ on ‘be _agcommodating, 1¢ peaneas™ ery 813 8th st. = am nw. R. Goldschmid’sold = FRANKLE & Co., Proprietors, che conta Luchs & Bro. sole agents, 625 7th street northwest. “Lets Talk $23 Harness.”..Becker’s. Phillip’s Pigestible Produces a feeling of lightness that of wi oh with the or toa tokine taste. Your ee ‘and uo} and depression, nary cocoas. It 1s nourish easily digested iclous stand grocer have it. 1 Ivory Starch—easy to use, harmless to fab- ric, plain finish or high polish, quick work, Save 25 ‘7th st. Our Dog Collars engraved free. 487 Pa. av. tiful ‘The Combination of Ingredients used in making Brown's Bronchial Troches is such as togive the best possible effect with safety. ‘They are the best remedy in use for Coughs, Col r cent on Jerseys, J. E. Young's, 738 selected stock in the city. Call early.3 15,19 Ivory Starch.—No cooking, no sticking, dean easy to use. Ask grocer, Wauis, 120 ave. RR™S cansivar AND MART of the ‘Supported by MAURICE BARRYMORE and Her Own ‘Company. UNION VETERAN CORPS, OLD GUARD, ‘Evening. $4 Wednesday Evenii ‘As You Like It a ‘Friday { Hiret tisie in‘ this city of her WILLARD HALT, Setuniay Matinee, THE CHOUAXS. Commencing FEBRUARY 14, 1887, Saturday ecsscesssetecseeseseeeesE WOM Night TWO WEEKS. Seats now on uale at Box ( a7 Dancing every night, from 10 to 12 o'clock. ‘Season Tickets, admitting gentleman and lady. .81.00 NAwenss RIFLES’ ARMORY. in ___ Single admission, 10 cents. _£10-12t TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 8 P. M., tertainment, introducing the taleuted Sane ‘dra matt ise ANITA T HOTHE sania ‘Sym = ‘Orchestra, undi irection of Prof. fimore. Mi . = alice 5 Jotnwon, ot the & ‘Cecelia, ln, Guartaties aigeors 3 BUSINESS CHANCES. __ trasburger, Simons, Newman, Pulizzi, Doyle, Prof, — ——— 7 3, Whipple and other popular talent, giveu Under ihe $1 D5 TEE HOOT, WILL, BUY THE BeST inent PD Bkutech.- Adnission, Cineluding Te F.Tetween 12eMlgna sth ets. n, " Fenting #260 Served seat) 81. "Seats can be reserved ‘at Elis” Musio | Per year. JNO. BO & Co. I: at Store after tie 15th inst ‘f9-3t° f SALE—U1 LARGE STORE AND ‘Dwelling on Oth st, near Pa ave. Btore ve O5 fest A. EcINTIRE, R SALE—LEASE OF A F two large windowa. Apply to E. oiskae Ee fv2e MARTHA WASHINGTON TFA PARTY AND EN- TERTAINMENT \den Time, by the Lad ty of 4th. ic Serena ieee Lt OA exe OE hint ad Felivey Halos ee | PERSONS CONTEMPLATING STARTING OR Beau ABS. poe | ihelromtrer dob priuGiny Sod Eee TOR : ~ 3 ‘ Admission, 25 cents, cir quent rt mi Lok th st. nw. ‘ng yy ANTED—TO BORROW FOR ONE YEAR, WET ae ee aes mn $2,000 personal property as scoUurity. Box Fa SALE—A NEW, HANDSOME CORNER STORE and dwelling, with selected stock of groceries ; jo- une of cea tytb i a 3 117-6" QTE GRAND ANNUAL MASQUERADE BALL GERMANIA MENNERCHOR, ‘at Abner's Music Hall, on MONDAY EVENING, February 21,1887. ‘Valuable Prizes will be awarded to the two best groups. Tickets for sale by all sotive members and at the Man- Rerchor hail corser'7iu aud Nata uw. fo eS to be given by the JOURNEYMEN BUTCHERS ASSEMBLY, K OF 1, o8 iitan Hall, jent” For price and fw TER & MACGOWAN, 10 POE, SALE STOCK GROCERIES” AND | PRO- visions, with sound young Horse and, ‘also Furniture for five rooms; cheap: separate. House and Stable." Address Box office. $3500 WILL BUY HALFINTERESTIN MY ENGLISH FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS OR SALE—FINE COLLECTION oF CHOICE ben "inguire at 2013 T stn. JOR SALE—300 BGG -REGULA’ Pare tian peor ate feat, Gall and soe themat B16 8th sea a OR &. —OR EXCHANGE, = & little sore in front ae i Two GOOD BAT Will work anywhere, SALE—A LARGE §(GE BOX-WILL SUIT A Faiistnan Sut! home Tr28 Peamey tran ee f SALE—A FINE 8 ‘SEWING Fegan get eee SES improved attechincuta, drop leat, side OR SALE—BAY COUPE HORSE 36 HANDS high, Kentucky bred. Apply at HAZEL'S Stables, Georgetown, D.C, for one wel eee JOR SALE—A FINE FRENCH POODLE, very tame; also, @ good Secter and Female 7 Scmli's Bird Store: [Suet Gwe doors mouth of Bee ave. 1w. 119-60" ~ JOR SALE—TOP WAGON, SUITABLE POR @RO- cery or meat market. articular inquire et TALKS BROS., &w. cor. 8th and M sts. now. 292° JOR SALE—FROM LOUDOUN COUNT Ya hawk Mare, sound and gentle. works single. Call rear 210 Dat. mw, 1-30" and JOR SALE—A MEDIUM SI REPROOK | has been used ooly nine months. will ef h,” Adiinens Box 14, Star often, 1es mitraly leceted now dolay nyorst Vasiucess pried cute eated , now doing a good busiess : pr for'stocks atures aud good will, $3,000. Addneas Wea Starofice canes feat * JOR SALE—AN T FIRFPROOF SaFR; best manufacture ew. will be wold at ones ind cost price. Inguite of ROBERTSON & BLACK: FORD, 1515 Hat uw 119-30 OK SALE-GROCERY STORE, AT HALF Iv food will stock aud atures of store corner 4th and’ mw. W. PRESTON WILLIAMSON, Assirnce, 110 Fst nw. ut Sone, "5 JOR SALE—O istied House dress OX. aE 7-oct. Four Round Corners, carved G-octave Chickering; 860. One Upris! torent. WOKCH & CU., 925 7th at. _118-im 55 i OR SALI ir NT_AND PIXe tures; lease four years; at low Tent. Address Box 14, Star of 115-60 ‘0 FINE POOL TABLES IN GOOD order. Apply to 8.1. JONES, 208 th feed store. JOR SALE —JUST RECEIV horwes, ainong them saddle homes: also. fv Sell-breg snare, very apoedy Maren, these horses wil host Feasouable terms, salso Tour (4) ‘be sold oF e1 ‘Cor. 8th sw, r On TUESDAY EVENING, February, 22, 1887. ee ne Pouble-Acting Syringes and Tickets, 50 cts, Each additional lady, 26 cla. 119-3" | Toney to be used puitine the goods on the mace ME gUStiN McCaRTHY, M. B. Address SYPHON, Star office, fae eeu maemeraes | FINE af eT quent. acy Pang, wall deliver yp arstand only WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT CO., 16 916 Pennsylvania ave. nw, Dy SioS tate 00! CITY, TOWNSHIP, © school, fas, railroad and corporation bonds, bank? insurance, railway, mining and miscellancous stocks ‘Washineton at the CONGHEGATIONAL CHURCH, 10th and G streets TUESDAY EVENING, PEURUALY 22, 1887. and Throat Diseases, €0 x geait in. conmential paper and wold el “10c. Royal” mendseverything! Lansburgh’s | “ENGLISH ORATORS, S1ATESMEN, pars NINGHAM, Broker, 1419 Fate” MOUS Ae Tickets. with Reserved Seats. -».-50 and 7% x L SURVEYOR $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No.1 Por dale at SHENTANOW cor. of Lithee sua WG 5 ER SERVEYOR. F.0. ADDRESS, Rye Whiskey, best’ in the world for the money. Sere mere | SB eeeteeeartoarol Ma. or 303 eh at nw. care ot Orders by mail MoGEe’s, 9th near Ds. Was Lecture toberinat 8:30, 115-7t_| 3.E Latimer, Washington. D.C: Twenty ive years’ Baum’s “Royal Glue” repairs china, £c. 6m | ]WEW NATIONAL THEATER fect of Oghumts ce Heder by Genin to Fi Tea aE are aa ee |. lent Nation: of Washington; T. Eresh Alderney Butter churned every morning TO-NIGHT AT 8, Pde. fog. of Higgs & Co, and Gol ST Suit gnd delivered tn 3 ib. “Ward” prints, 45c. per tb. asi rae = Ee Also, Cottage Cheese and Stabe, Las’ -EARAN( “4 TLANTIC CITY, N. J. FOR SALE—A FULLY bc. Per quart, Creain 15c. ee = A irate sSocet oe bout 00 roomie, Figst-ciaas MB, WILSON BARRETT, location. " Terms to suit. Cot id Bourdis Houses for sale and rent. L G. AMS & CO., Kis PROPOSALS. MISS EASTLAKE, | Fatate Awents, 2031 Auaitic ave. ST ROPOSALS FOR FARTH FILLING AROUND And the London Princess Theater hs PROPOSAASHINGION MONCHER bares NZ.BANRER AND LOAN AGENT, EXODMEEE OFFICE, WaSHINGTON MONUMENT, ‘To-night at 8—Triple Bill— received at DAY, the TENTH DAY OF ediatel WASHINGTON, D. 4 February 19, 1887. fing around the terrace onument_will VE M., on THURS- 1H, 1887, and opened ‘bidders. Fil is office until zi ‘MARCI thereafter in the presence of Specifications and other information may at oftice. ay be obtained ‘THOS. LINCOLN CASEY, Colonel, Corps of Engineers. 119,21,23,24,m8&9,6t Six, seven and eight per ceut Guaranteed Real Estate First Morteaces and 1d eight Bonds negotiated, in sums of @100 and upwards, Sewi-annual interest. Securities for sale. information furnished on aypplication, COOUNTANT (SCOTCH CHARTERED) OPENS, wndits, or keeps by contract sets of books: partner: investiguted: intricate accounts balanced. E. M. OBLE, 1409 New York ave. JaB-e&w3nr" roeut Debenture CHATTEETON, A CLERICAL ERROR, AND THE ‘COLOR SERGEANT. Scale of prices, 25c. to $1.51 Manager for Mr. Wilson Barrett, John Cobbe._ Next week-DUFF OPERA COMPANY—TRIP TO AFRICA, IOLANTHE AND GASPARONE. ‘19 this ofti FIRST, PROPOSALS: U. 8. ENGINEER OFFicz, 2136 Penn. avenue n.w., ‘WasuINaron, D. C., February 14th, 1887, Sealed Proposals, in iiphcate, ed. i887, for Lumber, Uement, Sand,’ Pebbles, ‘Broken Stone and Iron for Reserv. Potomac [ATERIAL, ‘will be received at ELVE M. on TUESDAY, MARCH oir Outlet, River Improvement. ‘For specications and all undoreh 118,19,21,22,26,28-6¢ SEER Coir fo a Lieut, Col. of Engineers. Wr Wasa ,, D. C., February 11, 1887., are invited fox turing 1 for, Fourteen (14) GUARDS for openings in fourth story of the nilding, new Pension bt ‘Drawings can bs seca at ved by p.m. FEBRUARY 11 ceived 7, in presence of bidders who may aitend. this office, where all bids re- ‘be opened Mf. C. MEIGS, £15,17&19-3t Supervising Engineer and Architect. PSs ENTH, 188 1e. Heser with the. SALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF MA_ SONEY OF RESERVOL OUTLET AND WING U. S, EXGINeER OFFICE, 2136 Pennsylvania avenue n.w. Wasmrxarox, D.C. February 12th, 1887. Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be received at this oftee unt TRELVE A on MONDAY, MARCH SEV" 7, for the construction of “th 1@ maa80) rvoir Outlet and Wi ‘Walls in connect Feclamation of ‘the Potomas Flats at Wash . C, "For detaléa information, forms of; the unde: ed. 116,17,18,19,mr4,5-6t &c., apply to PETER C. HAINS, ‘Lieut.-Col. of Engineers Sarreexs Axo Tarcors, Beautiful Styles SATTEENS, 1230. and 150. French SATTEENS, 25c., 30¢., 350. 2,800 yards, New Styles and Colors. SPRING DIAG- ONALS, 15c.—cheap. 40 Pieces Beautiful Shades, 42-inch TRICOTS, 50c. Beautiful Shades 6-4 TRICOTS, 81. All WINTER DRESS GOODS at cont. BLANKETS and BED COMFORTS at cost. 50 doz. MEN'S UNLANDRIED SHIRTS, 60c.. usual price. 87340. BLACK SILKS, SURAHS and RHADAMAS atvery low prices. COLORED SILKS at haif price. WHITE GOODS in great variety at extremely low Prices, OUR GOODS ARE GUARANTEED TO’ BE THE LOWEST. PLAIN FIGURES. 15 JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, 713 Market Space. We Have Cor Puices ON ALL HEAVY OVERCOATS AND SUITS. Pe 7 ss FER A TE EIS ERMAR BB 00 30 BP iat 9-3 Ss 2 Ol Bar B & “oo? Sss8 = > CORNER 7TH AND E sTRxer, No Loxe Proctamarion. QUALITY, PRICES AND REPUTATION SPEAK LOUDER FOR US THAN WORDS. ‘The ‘Make of our Well-known Clothing, to- gether with Bargain prices, tell the story. ‘Men, Young Men, Boys and Children Suite, and Overcost Department, are open to your in- spection, with the Lowest Prices. ‘It is a practical fact that weare not consider. §ng the question of profit on what remains of Our Fall and Winter Stock. Our only object ‘Bow is tosell the goods, ‘We have made big deductions in our Suit De- ‘We have made big deductions inour “Pants Department. We have cut deep in our Overcoat Department. We are Sacrificing the ‘Boys’ and Children’s Suits and Overcoat. ‘Now is the chance for Bargains in Men's Fur nishings, EVERYTHING CHEAP FOR OASHL ald NOAH WALKER & 00, 625 Pennsylvania svenna, ‘From $6.00 up to the finest. BICYCLES, TRI- ‘Also WAGONS. “ GH. RUPPERT, 403-405 7th st. aw, OR SALE-STORES—DRUG, EXCELLENT LO- ‘EW NATIONAL THEATER. cation, daily receipts $50; Grocery, long estab- N AY, February: lished, daily receipts #60: Gontecuonery, 5 ent of = Yariots otter stores, “Also, Diuang loom central foes J.C. DUFF'S COMIC OPERA COMPANY, Hou, daily income $75. Commercial oflice, 038 F. D. In Eight’ Superior Representations of Legitimate | KASEY mma opere Goes FOR SALE OR FOR, RENT—THE | FOUNDRY ‘A TRIP TO AFRICA, ‘Geonretown, D.C., situated on Water st. (ex. fended), having a ull line of rollers. with a capacity of with 50 barrels of Flour a day, and supplied with S00 SPECTACULAR EFFECTS. ad be given Apri ists 1887." Appisn ty LOCTSA 0 re. i." Abpis to 0 i BEET ae ROBINSON, 3102 P st.” Georgetown, D.C., C. M. and GILBERT and SULLIVAN'S | HS, MATTHEWS, 1208 ist ot. or ou the presen. IOLAN THE, sone ‘OR RENT OR LEASE — IN PART OR THE EN- Popes fiz_| Inthe city fore, doors and tuliding’neteriia AD Nn eas mae = sS 7 PER CENT SS: — FIVE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MaTINER, | A - : ‘First Mortgage Coupon Bonds OF THE GERMAN AMERICAN LOAN AND INVESTMENT GGNFANt of tous Palle, Boke Commencing TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1887. —FAREWELL TOUR. ‘Messrs. HENRY E. ABBEY and MAURICE GRAU ‘very respectfully announce the first appearance in the Secured by mortage deeds wed fatm proper. United States, after a triumphal tour in South Amer | Secwred by mortes ta, worth tree times the ica, of Mme. ‘amount of the bonds. SARAH BERNHARDT, e2opominations, $200, #300, $350, #400, #150, Supported by a fall dramatic company, who will 8D | “ ‘ress bonds may be seen and information obtained, Dear in the following repertoire: by calling at Boom 4, Glover Building, 1419 ¥ st FEDORA, CAMILLE, CHAS. B. DEAN, Vice President, ADRIENNE LECOUVREUR, References: Hon, Wm. Windom, Chas. F. Coos ROU-FROU, THEODORA, tional Bank of Iilinois, Chicaxo; Citizens’ National Ls Purnx, | Bank, Sioux Falls Dt Ja2]-1m IMERCIAL OFFICE. 938 F, ESTABLISHED for the prpcse of disposing of business chances as Drug StoreiDry Goods, Grocery, ec.” By our | Blan you aveid publeity, which has an injurious effect od business. Consult your interest by having your. {Latour office. -D. 26-4 Scale of Prices—Season Tickets—Parquette.. juette Siinitiind “6 persons, 6 performances, S1a0: Uppot fing b perscus, @ performances, 81502 Broscouitgs Boxes. admitting © persons, © perform nees, 8120. ‘The tale of season tickets for the six ‘will comme DAY, Fe 21, and | QAFE INVESTMENS_—SIX PER CENT GUARAN- Sseeisan ee avenue tet courage , 903 Penna ave. 2 5 Zerott’s Music Store, = DMABA LOAN An ; Single Nighte— juette, juette Circle, rows Beisony, @2.00 beck tows BE *ScARCUS R. MAYER, Acting Manager. ERNAN'S WASHINGTON THEATER. ‘Interest and Principal Paid by the deers eae eaerea chai Neto Ba Pe et a oregon tmrrored | real estate in aud around Ouisha, ‘Nebraska, audin no | Gallery, n7 FOUR BIG SHOWS IN ONE. Gave ina loan ineds excocdiug forty per ‘cout of the Ug HELL'S WORLD OF NOVEL ‘alge of the mortraged vroperty. | 4. ACTS AT ONE TIME. 4 ithe standing of thus company is sufficient to recom | Gus Hin. Mile. Alberta, Barretta Sisters, Mlle. Anns, | mend these securities to the confidence ot conservative | Pritchard, Bille; Bennetts, Haines and Vidooa, Weber | investors. | Sud Fields, Vidoega, Lottie Gaon, Dolly Foster, fe. at Mf, PARKER, jondas, Tuesday, Thursday and ; ashi MaNont weet AUSTRALIAN NOVELTY OO. Real Estate aiid Loun Bron’ 353m AM T4I8 Fest. nc IR SALE—ABOUT 1,000 POUNDS OF NONPA- bout S00 pounds of Agate Type, lately | im See oe this paper,” Thotaceot tothe fod ip Se. USEUM. p™ A Glorious Comedy Performa ‘Two.and a hail hours of Continued Tauchter, ean ond. Saturdays Sirabie, they are ‘in good condition, and capable of ex. | CHART ES CULDAY and FANNIE Gellent service for two or three "Fram one varer ot | See eam, | Sein one easter at ir New Side Spliteme fx c Tn thelr Nom SIEGE OF BIE. Washington, D. ‘azo Everybody that likes to laugh should see it. if Sor Special tic nees, &c. tad he Performers. 7 XY TO LOAN IN SUMS, Zo Suir ON REAL | == CHARLES W. HANDY, 921 w. | Fist Gann mEcEPTION AND BAL, 18-Lin S10 000 20 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN or te $10, 000R2S.555: IRISH-AMERICAN CLUB, oa wy ‘and Det ss a At MASONIC TEMPLE, 85, $3,300, $2,000. 8750 and seversi MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 21, 069 o'clock. 85,000, scematdarradeciieeapstanc! Charges reasonable. TSS Oi SHERMAN & 0041407 F at. NEY Mo*** po roancon Beal Estate, JOS. C.G. £17-6t KENNEDY, 720 1th. st NEY—LOANS_FIVE PER CENT—TO ACCEPT- OSILE BORON REAL Tickets, admitting a gentleman and ladies, ¢2—for sale at Brentano's, or by «ny member of the Club. Full Marine Band. m6-4t © I i Misses in Costumes of Five Nations, id and Vocal mart, WEBS ON FIRST-CLASS Wovens he LIGHT TNEANTHY ARMORY. Are CUTTER & WiMEE, ‘Under Aibsush's ___1423 F'sT._ monpAx end ay =F > Misses aumase IN OUR ~ es To pte ‘Under the suspic ‘conl estate security, in sums ‘and 6 per cent interest. 2500s Ee JOHNSTON, 738 15th st. n.w. ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Isurance benefit Andrew's. in sums to suit, ia best _compe- sorved at noone S50, 8 rach vena carte, | nies, 6 BeNpes. me SOc. Wickets for sale, ire Sbe-sm ‘1008, Droop's mt stores of of yarch. = rroohrs miasio Sulaeeae EAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE on, ‘security of all kinds. ‘and sccounts, W. B DELUSEX, ‘ARRIS’ BIJOU THEATER. ayy Pay socounts cashed, ete. WEE! MMENCING MONDAY. FEB. 14 ~ mae ep EO Aa oanay, | SLOO.OOO sxung hsvestacgts mess oe y entitled ESC: . ee § Oo a sn NG, NOVEL SCENIC panies. J. i. HERTBORD, 1423% F st. ja8-Su, ‘ONEY TO LOAN— ‘EFFECTS. SDID COMPANY. i@ SITUATIONS. SPLEN: (CES_* SCHLEGEL & QUIGLEY, 118-31 In rear of #33 D st. uw, 7OR Sai TERNATIONAL CYCLOPEDIAg fifteen ruyal octaye, volumes monthly Reyimentag legs five per cent cash, H. 8. WASHBUCEN. Aseuts 1228 thst. nw fiseoe" RK SALE — BRON! | Pool Table, in good order, $75. L. W. VAN Rise WICK, 132'Lst st! nw n7-30 Fe SALE-A COVERED WAGON, SUITA) for butelier, erocer of truck fares MORRIS, 2001 Dib st JOR SALE-SMALL tionery. store, stork snail quantity houecheld tan corner $d) near two schools. Location Store and two roots for rent for #13, - “ JOR SALE—A SQUARE STEINWAY PIANO, I excellent condition: oricinal cost $1,000, present price $300. For particulars address bo Oftice. a f JOR SALE—TWO CALIGRAP ond baud, in good couditic KEMINGTON OFFICE, cor. 8th ai JOE SALE—BED FEATHERS ONLY 1 Fi pojand. sslected, ney: clem and liv picked all of ters by uiall or otherwise prot ivered SEIra, 724 2d st . 1 XCERY AND CONFEC 3 luruiture, 3 attended to orders A. SEITZ, 638 H st. ALES E_CHAN! toned Rosewood case Cabinet Uy Dew. been nicely cared tor Dy preset Dew and cl of ten pounds and up ne. JOR SALE—BED FEATHERS. AT iho. A POUND; clean all orders by mail prompt Z eliv: 16-80 AUTIFUL tPimno: nearly ‘owner, who haw Ho Lirther tse 05 34 ated can be Betirut for #17 cua or $200, part cash, Ualance monthly. Can be seen ab ‘Cur Wareroomm trou {0-day ‘ 15 THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 422 ¥th st, FOR SALE_UPRIGHT PIANOS AT BARGAINS. Weare ufferituc spleudid opportunities Just now to those desiring to chntuce ther myuare Plano for ® Bim Upright. A quiet seamm has lefts sith top taauy of the bighest grade, Will give you a splendid bargaia is trade aud payments to suit vag THE RIANG EX 422 Och wt. ROR SALE-ENCYGLOPAEDIAS. JAMES Paw ‘ton, the celebrated historian, icerapher, 658 Sahat it every hodr whens there slaoed ube A jeton's Cyelopeedia itis Like Whole fan! Eocoliage*" thus work’ all’ the. volumes eau be ot tained at once ox small monthiy paytients by addres ing Box 129, Star office. ~_f1etomI Pee ALL DRUGGISTS—AROMATIO Squill Drops: sweet aud reliable, “Cure Cows Sore Throat, Ke. 10 cents's box. At drug? iste. fi -lane FOE SALE-PRICE LIST OF PURE WINES; CALIFORNIA WINES. IMPORTED WINES. Brreet Catawba....QUc. aul A full assortment of Mee doc, St. Julten, 4 nd other Clarets. beuhermer, “Nierstenis. and otuer Kein Wines; Forts, Shernies, | Bran. dies, “Tom and Holinud Gin, Chartreuse, Maras- chinoand other Cordials; Sumaice aud St. Crois Kum. No liquors by the glass. Telephone call 114-2. Govus daverca'tes Ii. A. SELIGSON, ‘Wholesale Wines aud Liquots, [200 Pennsylvania ave. uw, Agent for “Trimble” Kyeand fine Vid Sour Mash ‘Whiskies. 7 JOR SALE—“CHAMPION Oot ereatest remedy on earth for Cot pice Bac, Hr'your rant dom uot here the menuiacturers, THE SAM'L. BAK C0.,'S10 St Paul wt, Baltimore, Md. ‘£3-3m" JOR SALE—SAND-—SAND-SAND. THE SUB- —— ss oe to furnish Sand in any guavtety the shortest notice. “Orders received at W. W. McCullough's, 511 New Jersey uve. nw. ~)esb- Li JOHN B. LORD. Dr Cab. Claret. tesereed yt SALE—STUCK ON A LOT LAP AND Horse Covers—Now selling $2.00 Square Bianket for 81.255 oury” xzeyeabiaped Blakes, now only ql. 5 Royal K sreey Cover for $3.00, lormer price $3.75, magmifcent taucy-shaped Wool Blankets tor $3.90, cheap at $5.00: lot fancy Plush and Bugay Robes €4.50, reduced to €3.00, good 66. Robes tow only edo). and tor 5.00: © apleudi Kobe worth $7.00. BECKIR's, 1545 yivauie ave. jelz-da POR SALE_LARGE STOCK OF FALL AND WIN- ter carriages, coupes, cuupelettes, br lap Gaus, coupe ruckaways aud latest eiylea, now and soo ond hand SOHN MYOUNG. 47% and 451 Osta COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FAUM OF 216 ACKES OF LAND uated on South river, near Auuapelis aud iiagen"Fiah. perm, crn ad wld fw sand anes. wealthy neiguborliood. E SHEKELL. Annapolis, sd. j9-0e OR LEASE—A FAKM OF 130 AGRES AT CONTER Station, ob B. & OK tty AT-Tootn ead every couvenience: abe location for summer toarding houve. “The dwelling and one were het 92 it de sired. ‘THOMAS a. iToH Fite ‘B34 Pst, Mouins 9 ad's. JO KENT—THE CARLTON MILL AND FARM ‘SSacres, at Highlabd station, Wealingtou beac SGC RS never tiling water power Sarge oes atid all out buildings. to 1d. MYERS 1218 su Ao-2w JOR SALE—ON 14TH ST. ROAD, NEAR BRIGHT- ‘wood: contains nearly wx acres. iniproved by eleven: Frou for two horegs and two cows, alovatwe story Frame horses and two cows: also. ‘Building, which, hag beet aed Tek SLvTEtORD. ‘ARM PROPERTY AT HERNDON, VA—WE ARE suthorized to offer « small. Fe DE it R SALE—ONE. too Gee was 7 room house, within 400 feet of Money constantly on hand to loan, at the lowest | | 13 acres, well watered, with Teall paris hone hhalf price. mate of ‘grant approved real estate sacar "No new 12 rooin and ove 7 roo dwelling, Inge Gurn d for Reserved Seats, delay. eel wi 7 — Next wook TAKEN TROM LIFE. SONEal tate asd Leen Broke, oefog: hens © me een, Ce a RN FOr SAE BuguT woo, ‘THE STODDARD LECTURES! = pares Or uae aera: iy improved ‘New course for 1887. 422-3m_ = 1324 ¥ ot. nw. Sesere improved by'a mizall, d dwell MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY EVENINGS, oar LOAN 1 . EST! acres Met. LEON IIL, and the FALL OF PARIS. ON REAL ESTATE, on Met. 2 HgUEEN aE 800 12901 THOS. R wacoaman | MacuOWaN- 1006-1010 Fs SS a saa! MO Oto ‘SALE_FINE TRACT, 20 ACRES, ON homes en fee ree 0 Fear rocks: @300 per acre. IV-PETER THE GREAT. = ratgg on approved toa graie ‘OwSiin box 30, bier office’ ‘V—EGYPT and the NILE oan le Course Tickets, €2 and §3. Single Reserved Seats, : Te C) ‘COURSE TICKETS NOW ON SALE Apingie Ticket fora Lectures on ahd fier Botar. forall on any Bocusry 19. £14-6t BURDITT & NORTH, Managers. — At atrect Skating Rink. Last WEEK LAST WEEK. seoene eeeaetinra ca pe rome JAPANESE VILLAGE ‘JAPANESE VILLAGE (fromm, the in ~ EAST