Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1887, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1887-DOUBLE SHEET: L MENTION. 4 ‘The Weather. } poottantions for the & hours commencing at $ p.m. Tor the Distriet of Columbia, Maryland apd Vir- 5, flr weather, followed Dy light rains on Sun- t east 20 south Winds becoming variable, Sunday morning and colder Sunday night. 1 Hace Jeet RECRIVED a lot of old whiskies, 500, "OO, 73h and "7%, mellow with age and eq by none in the city tor medicinal parposes, Cos- vince yourself by calling at the reliable establish- tarmt Of Cun. Xander, 909 7th street northwest. Crowns or BuYExs attest the fact how fast those overcoats are going that we have reduced to $5. EMEMAN Bkos., Manufacturers, Corner 7th and E Purwrrcee, Frewrrces.—We offer our entire ‘stock of furniture, leas of cost, at private sale up to Monday, November 28, 1887. - Wu. Logwentuat, 739 7th st. nw. Diamowns at K. Harris & Co.'s, 422 7th st. STYLEs of mouldings recetved daily. Picture sraines of ull kinds tuade to order, and satisfaction teed. Our prices are as low as the lowest, Regiiding. ~ Wood's Forsytn, 1205 st. Wow Ovum Way by merit only. ‘Wa Have Wer couay Bios, Mamutacturers, Corner 7th ‘See the men’s overcoats reduced to $5. Jurtws LaxancaRe, 315 7th street, opens on Mon- @ay a superb collection of Parlor Suits, Fancy Onairs, Ca) Hall Racks, and other furniture, all new and desirable goois.’ Fuses Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Waterproofs in CAN RUBBER CO., meaty, AM NEE ie borne For Drawoxns, at lowest prices, see R. Harris & Co., importers, 452 7th st SurERrLvocs Hark OstrrexaTeD, leaving no trace, by my Elevtric Needie Procesx, Ten years practice. Mrs Dr. Gabriel, 1:21 @'st. nw. alt, CATER, for no particular clase, but provide classes, ages, ai Zisman BRos., Manufacturers, om Corner 7th and. See the men’s overcoats reduced to $5. RUBBER CLOTHING, best in the world. : ‘GoopTRak, 309 th street. New Lire axp Vicor attends the use of Baker's Cod Liver Off and Malt. ALL Canrets sold this week for cash will be ‘made and laid free of charge. W. H. HoRKE. Diawowps at R. Harris & Co.'s, 432 7th st. Juuivs LaxsBcxou, 315 7th street, opens on Mon- Gay his new stock of ne Hangings Special low prices will prevail. Nonice.—It you want wall paper of any grade ‘Veerhof?'s main store, 916 7th street, ts the place to g0. If you want pictures of any class, including etchings, steel engravings, oleographs, &c., or pic~ ‘ture frames made, go to either of Veerhoff's store: 916 or 411 7th street. He has om hand a full complete line of the above-mentioned goods, and Si Wusrantee you satistaction in work. Regilding done at lowest Tates. OvR horeNse Sates on overcoats 1s a clear evi- ence of good will and justice between ourselves and patrons E1sewan Buos., Manufacturers, ‘Corner 7th and E, ‘See the men’s overcoats reduced to $5. Cuore Scurace “Rubber” Gossamer, $4 and up; stylish and good. GoopyRax, 309 9th st. ‘RewrngER’s ice cream, 235 G st. n.W. Houway Jawsiky.—Gold-beaded canes, $3.50 Pearl Opera Glasses, $7.50; = Gold aa ee winders, $7.50. Ladson's, 4053 7th st. n.W. @ Wnar's Bust for Hemorrhoids? A, Bartlett's ‘Pie Suppositories C. 3. KENFIELD, reler. 1205 F dascount on ail goods sod before 15th rooms Tor novelties, Ove Courxrrross cannot copy our mods of - The Clothiers, Exsewas Bros., Corner 7th and E. ‘See the men's overcoats we have reduced to $5. Cn te en wear and give Gooprgax, 309 9th street. ‘Pusser1’s Ick Curam and Charlotte Russe. 10 per cent Ovsrse Loxce at Tim Sullivan's Stage Jesiparans, 413 sth Sereet. “The public are in- ALL OUR of, |aND Avs are for the benefit our, orver 7th and E. See the menrs ovpreouss reduogd to i Houmpays!—Go to Davis, 723 7th st. tor large crayon and ope doz portraits for only $5. Come then tor Months, ‘¥.@. Surrs, 1225 Pennsylvania ave. Fo Porrsarre_ Kets. 1109 Pa. ave. Hownsr ‘aways receive public encour- ‘“Gioar case, those men's ws and E Atzavon's —Mansfield in “Dr. Jekyll.” Kumwan's.—Variety. “WonDERtaxp.”—Curiosities and variety. ‘Manassas Panonama.—Day and evening. Hannis.—“Peck’s Bad Boy.” ESraxer Rrex.—Dog and Pony Circus. Condensed Locats. Department Commander Burke and bis official ‘staff will visit Potomac corps, W. R. C., auxiliary = A. R, Monday evening, at Grand Army , Chief Templar J. E. Frost pre- Siding, One new ihember was inftiated, | nD layers’ Union, No. 1, have re- celvea a handsomely framed. set of” resolutions Tru the Baltimore union that the Washing. totians for buspitallties extended to the Baltimore unton. Tne will of Caroline Kaufman has been filed. ‘Sue leaves to her husband, Joon Kaufman, all her estate, Including her interest in property'No. 489 Pennsylvania avenue, While John Coliyer, a steam-fitter, was repair Ps sccm pipes i a due tn the State Department ullding yesterday a coal-oll lamp he had in his hand exploded. He was severely burned about the and body. “Fie Liners Institute team defeated the second ASSOCIATED CHARITIES IN AxAcosTra.—The annus] Meeting of te Anacostia division of the associated enarities was Leld last evening im the Baptist church in that village. Officers were elected as follows: President, C. B. smith; vice-president, % A. Lidger; secretary, Geo. F. Pyles; treasurer, Bryan. The poard of directors ts composed of ‘the following gentlemen: Kev. W. G. Davenport, Bev. Chas. U. Cook, Kev. O. Ellyson, Dr. T. Torrey, D.C. Fountain, C.F. Wi Dr. Stewart Harri? son, Dr. R. A. Pyies, B. E. Messer, J. N. Minnix, Julius Totson: Mr. Emery, the secretary of the eaeral board, and Juuge Sell made addresses, wen nn ‘Tue Higa Scuoot PeDEsTaIaN CivB.—Last night an enjoyable party was given by the High School rian Club at the house of Miss Louise Tay- . 1311 11th street northwest. There were about Qty members present. Instead gf walking the members of the club devoted the evening to dancing. The club has entered upon its second year and has proved a great success, Since it has Peon orgpnized many pleasant walks have been aken DY fis members to points of interest in the Vicluity of Washington. ‘The favorite walks have m tO Soldiers’ Home, the upper Potomac, Ar- and Alexandria. Last summer several picaic excursions were made to Rock Creek. ‘This the first eltb of the kind ever formed among the ‘boys and girls of the High School. The officers at present are: Caz A. M. V. G. Poynton; lieu- Temant, Miss recorder, James Shields; quartermaster, Miss M. McPherson. = ‘TRE INDIA Goops to be on exhibition at Dow! on Mor x ~ a hy be sold on raat cae Saperseceer cai eed ante are of a class not hitherto ex; for sale here, so An search of hovellies in household deco. ration Will have a new and rich feld from which to The catalogue includes fine examples of Fang at oser ature sea saieeencae Fare Sie aal can tien Seay orca as ca 3 ‘TeE GREAT AUCTION SALE of Interesting collec- tion of oriental goods is going on at Mezors, Wal- B. Williams & Co.'s salesrcoms at No. 1001 Peunsytvania avenue, corner of 10th street. This sale will continue during Monday g a sold November, at 4:30 p.n., ! to close an estate. ' This sale preseats an excelent opportunity for an in- Westineut See advertisement for details, een ack Amusements. ‘Tae TRsTIMONIAL TO LevY.—-A farewell testi- Il _be given to Jules Levy, the at the National Theater on Sunday eve: ‘NATIONAL THRATEX.—Mr. Nat. C. G the favorite young comedian, will appear at this house next week, supported by a well-selected comedy company. in a double bill at each ce, “Turned Up” and “Lend Me Five SI The first named fs a new light comedy ‘Said to be very amusing AS Mr. Golightly Mr. Goodwin is sald to have been highly successful, and has re- ceived warm praise for his {mpersonation of a char- acter which Jefferson bas made delightfully familiar ALBAUGA'S Orga Hovse.—Miss Minnie Palmer, the lively and pretty soubrette, who, for a couple of seasons, has been in Great Britain and the anti- podes winhing fame and fortune, will make her aptearance at Albauch’s Monday night and re- main there all the week. She opens in “My Sweet heart,” which will be given the first half of the week, to be followed by a new comedy called “Mi; Broulier’s Sister.” ‘ ‘Tue CoxceRT AND Ptaxo Recrrat. by Mr. Henry Finder. assisted by Mist Macnichol aud Herr jlersch, at Congregat urch Monday even- ing, will doubUess prove a pleasant and interesting affair, MME. Teresa Cannemo, the famous planist, will give a recital at the Universalist Church on ‘Wed- hesday evening next. iS) ANNA WAKKEN StOxY, assisted by well- wD musical talent, will give an entertainment at Universalist Church on evening, Decem- ber 2, for the benefit of the charity fund of the “Wittmore” Society. AN OLD Fouks’ Coxcerr will de given at Grand Army Hall on Thursday evening, Decetabr % CHORAL SoctETY ConceRt.—The first concert of the Choral soclety will be given at Co tional church, Monday evening, ber 5. Miss Ella Earle, Soprano, and Mr. ‘Theodore J. Toedt, tenor, Will be the solotsts, allt Bischory Concenra.—This established feat- ington’s entertainment season prom. ises to be even more attractive this year than It was last. The series of concerts will open on December 18 with the Mendelssohn Quintette Club, of Boston, to be followed by four other con- certs, im whlea the Arst local talent will partici. pate. chut juartette club, of Chic will aiso be heard sy ae Hanus’ Buov TaearEn—T. J. Farron, the pop- ular vocalist and comedian in Montgomery Phis- er’s comedy, “A Soap Bubble,” will be the attrac- tion at this house next week.’ “A Soap Bubbie” is sald to be @ very laughable skit, while Mr. Ferron 1s famous as a fun maker. KERNAN's THEATER—Gus Hills “World of Novelties,” an unusually good spectalty combina- tion, will ‘appear at Kernan’s next week. Among the favorite variety people in the troupe are Gus Hill, the great club swinger; Wesley Brothers, the Jong and short of it, and Conroy and ‘Thompson, comedians, Wowprntaxp-—The principal attraction. at “Wonderland” next week will be the latest Euro. pean sensation, “Galatea,” the incomprehensible iusion, a statue of stoné, which becomes alive in view of the audience. Maximo and Bartolo, the original Aztecs, who appeared before President Fillmore in 1855, will also appear. THE CANINE AND EQUIN® Pakapox.—So great has been the success of the exhibitions given by Prot. Morris’ troupe of trained dogs and ponies at the E-street Rink, that the professor has decided to remain another week. ee ‘The Washington Athletic Club, THE NEW ORGANIZATION ADOPTS A CONSTITUTION AND IS KEADY FOR WORK. ‘The tea-room of Willard’s Hotel last night held large number of gentleman who are energetic- ally pushing to completion the organization of the “Washington Athletic Club,” which has been under way for some days past. The final touches to the formalities of the organization were made by the adoption of a constitution and by-laws, based on those of the New York Athletic Club, and the election of Mr. A. F. Childs, well known among Washington athletes, as president, Mr. Arthur Kelly ag secretary, and Mr. @. H. Harries as “chronicler.” Some more Mnishing touches will be put on at the next meeting, to be held Friday evening, when several committées will present re~ Ports on such subjects as club-house, uniform, charter, &€. Mr. Geo, S. Atwater, who’ has beet, largely Instrumental in the formation of the ne association, stated to a Stax reporter that it Proposed that the club should offer inducements and advantages to the devotees of every athletic sport. It s the intention of the members, he said, to secure a suitable location for a gymnesium, with every equipment for active and valuable training; also to provide for permanent head- quarters in the spring, and finally to fit up a first- class athletic park. "The new club will embrace rowing, bicycling, football, base ball, shooting, running, tennis, and, in fact, every game to be found under the head of athletics. “A trainer and instructor will be secured. ‘The number of those who have signified their intention to join the clud isabout fifty, but it 1s believed that before the spring the membership will reach 500, whlch It 1s a The “Kirchenbau Bazar” of the First Reformed church, cor. N and 6th sts. n.w,, Which will be opened Monday, Nov. 28 in Ma- sonic Temple, cor, 9th and F sts. n.w., promises to = most ee and suc- cessful affairs of that kind in'this seasou. ‘Ample preparations have been made and the committees have been and will be liberally sup- led with the necessary articles by the German, English, a0d French societies and nc a iulligary organizations are avived and at different evenings of the fair. We will publish in due time their names as well as those of the donors. For to-day we would announce that the honorable Commissioners: their members. Executive committee—Rey. W. Presidents Job Hockemeler, secretary Charles roth, ‘treasurer; Mrs. William resident of the’ ladies’ society; hunidt, treasurer of the ladies’ soclety. Re- ception committee—Rev. W. L. Eiterich, mt; John Hockemeser, Louis Schmidt, August Sievers, Rev. L. Schneider, A. Eberly, Dr.'E. A. Sellhausen, Cari Peterson, Chr. Ru Chas, Fischer, Geo. Seufferle, James L. ¥. Trunof, ‘Chas. ‘hroth, C. A. Sauter, Hon. Siinon Wolf, John L. Vogt, Pani Schulze, Edw. W. Koch, Wm. Helmus, Wim.’ Muehleisen, J, Karr, Samuel Shellabarger, Joun Keyworth, J. J. Appich. Door comunittee— ‘August. Sievers,” pres.; Paull Hetser, Louls Sievers, H.C. Bergman, Hi. Geiser, John Herbel, Otto Vol- Henry Schroth, 4. Preinhert. Restaurant— Loufs Schmidt, pres.; Ci 3 Dining room- hausen, Mrs. schmidt, Mrs. Gersbact bode, Miss Babette Kraft, Miss Minnie Sellhausen, Miss Mary Helser, Miss Clara Selibausen, Miss Em- ma Platz, Miss Freda Seliner, Miss Lulu Appich, Flower stand—Mrs Jobo Hockemeier, i ‘Miss Emma Horner, Miss Pauline Gersback, Miss Emma Herbert, Miss May Holland, Miss Mamile Spengier, Miss Annie Herbert, Miss Kebecca Reed, Ida MeCormick. Go-Lucky Stand—C. 0, Cony Chas, Schroth, cashier; Geo. C.” Walker, ‘Freddy Voigt, Sam Gregory, Henry Kronhetmer,’ Andrew Kelley, H. Plugge. Rebecca Well—Miss Annie Muelbeisen, pres; Miss Nancy Bet Miss Lena Sievers, Miss Sellhausen. Ci ‘Mrs. Mattern, pres,; Miss Blandine Lutz, me Lutz. Fishing “Pond—Miss Marguréiue Baer, — Miss Elsie Elterioh, Miss Auguste Bergman, iss Eifriede Sellhausen, Miss Mary Spengler, Miss Kate LoeMer, Miss Emina Schmidt, Miss Maud Schmidt, Grocery Stand—Jonbn Hockemeter, pres. ; Fritz Herbert, Wind Milli—Edward roe Pra Ru- dolph Reh, Confectionery—Mrs. David Volland, Ruguate streb. Shooting Gallery—Wm. Fy’ Luts, Al stret Ld ry—Win. F. Lut ie Ferdinand Volland. Perfumery Stand— iss Lulu and Minnie Appich, Fancy Stand No. 1—Mrs. Muehieisen, president; Mra. L. Schmidt, Miss Preinhert, Miss Me1 Miss Gies- ler,Sirs. Andrew Loefler, Miss Kiler, Miss Ruppert, Miss Kilian, Miss Roberts. Fancy Stand No. 2— Mrs. A. P. usen, president; Mrs Paul Helser, Miss Brodt , Miss Lizzie —— Mrs, August Sievers, Miss Emma Pi iss Tont Neuhaus, Miss Josephine Neuhaus. Fancy Stand No. 3— Mrs. C. A. Sautter, president; Mrs. W. L. Elterich, Miss Mamie Helinus, Miss Annie Griesbauer, Miss Lodise Griesbauer, Mrs. Widmaier, Miss Susie Frank, Miss Katie Schwab, Miss Eva Schwab, Miss Eltsa Dern. Fancy Stand No. 4—Mrs. H. C. Berg- man, president; Mrs. Hepry Schroth, Mrs. Peters, Miss Minnie Gebb: Mrs. Eberly, Miss Mary ‘Schroth, Miss Helen ben, Amusement Com- mittee—Rev. W.L. Elterich, presideat; Kev. Louis Sehneider, Edw. Koch. Ladies’ Wardrope— Misses fHeldmuclier. Genticwen's Wardrobe— Charies Kuebler. BREE th A Dining Car Line to the Pacific Ocean. ‘Tne Northern Pacific Railroad, the only one of the transcontinental lines running dining cars Ubrough to the Pacific coast, announced a new time schedule taking effect November 20, 1887. The principal features of this new schedule are: First. Twelve hours quicker time from St. Paul to Helena and Butte, ont and twenty-four hoursshorter time to Port Ore., a, W. "~., and all North Pactfic coast points by the itmnited express leaving St. Paul at 4p. m. daily. The time of No. 2, the ing train east bound, will be see ga seventeen weal ‘Second. An additional through express which, will be attached Pullman sleepers cars and emg t sleepers, leaving St. m. dally for Helena, Butte, ‘Missoul and Rastern Washington points; this train Making ‘Ue Larough ume five hours quicker Chan the for- mer Pacific coast ex; Pacific coast settler than heretofore, ‘Taira. ‘Three express trains, dally Grand Forks Pails, Wahpeton and on Cipal potats to North Dakoea’ = ‘Northern Pacific not only offers to the trav- Souzrame New For Wasnaroy. AN ENTIRE BUILDING DEVOTED TO THE DISPLAY OF FINE UPHOLSTERY GOODS AND DRAPERIES. GRAND UPENING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, On which occasion I will present to the public of Washington one of the largest and best selected stocks of UPHOLSTERY GOODS and DRAPERIES to be found this sideof New York. Having secured building 311 SEVENTH STREET, and having fitted up the same in a handsome manner, éspecially for the display of this class of goods, I feel that I am supplying a want Washington has long needed, Everything new and choice in this line will be presented tomy patrons as fast as manufactured, and will be Sold at LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES. IN LACE CURTAINS “We will exhibit one of the largest ard best selected stocks ever shown in Washington, ranging in price from 90 cents to $150 per pair. We name in part— EGYPTIAN, Louls XIv., ARABIAN, BRUSSELS, IRISH POINT, CLUNEY, COBERT, TAMBOURN, AND MADRAS, IN TURCOMANS. ‘The display is unususlly large and handsome, and embraces the choicest patterns in the market, varying in price from §3 to 8175. ‘THE COLLECTION OF BROCATELLES is the finest to be found in this city, aud will vary in Price from $3.50 to $35 per yard. For Window furnishings we have also # handsome Une of CHENILLE, JUTE VELOUR, HAMMERED GOLD, NORMANDY and other CURTAINS, Also beautiful assortment of CHENILLE and TAP- ESTRY COVERS, FRINGES, TABLE and PIANO COVERS, PLAIN SILK PLUSHES in alll colors, SILK, BROCADE, SATIN, DAMASK, PLAIN and FIGURED MOHAIR PLUSH, LINEN VELOURS, KRINELE in various colors, MANTEL CABINETS and STANDING CABINETS; in fect, everything that should be found ata first-class establishment. DRAPERY WORK A SPECIALTY. Acordial invitation is extended to the Washington Public to examine this stock, whether you Purchase or net, WASH B. WILLIAMS, 311 SEVENTH STREET, 1¢ Three Doors Below Furniture and Carpet House. Tanexsz Stock: ‘TOO MANY qos! PRICES AGAIN REDUCED. NEW Drees Goods, pure wool, one yard and half to * * HANDS eet’ Sit Vultee hoe quality, reduced to O¥e., reel value 81-50. Soe ite Blankets; slightly soiled, $1.95, LARGE Size Wool Lap Robes, RRA REED co plete rd tak oa wm HANDSOME Clyth Pista, pure wool one yard anda ope ‘size, extra heavy, reduced to CARTERS, 711 MARKET SPACE, near 7th st. DON'T FAIL to ask for your handsome present if you buy 85 or over. COLORED SILK VELVETS, reduced to 50c., real value $1; ag EUETE Serroe moth ev we ~URISGE SERGE, ee ser mt gs ‘TRICO CLOTH, pure wool, double width. 37}4c. ASTRAKAN CLOTH, excellent quality, $1. igen teg DRESS GOODS, new styles, [AL beautiful dreas goods, all colors. wide 4 12 for $2. ceaaetaams gee te rch an We have tp stock a lotof REAL INDIA SHAWLS, which are very reasonsblein price. As these goods are very desirable and last a life ‘time we offer an opportunity to secures REAL INDIA SHAWL at avery low prica ‘An inspection is solicited. FOR _RENT—-HOUSES. pleted in their 3 deren "Chechse, good nm 1s. | AN 15 dozen Night 100 Skirts a Dest prints, 8c. Combination ‘and Horse Blanket, Double Combination, 11th st..s. €. RO ae aa Tae a 1 bs ‘away on small Tr this country, convenient to business, shop- f 4 Ding. ang theaters; Toms all ight,eleganttantes: | GO AeA be a4 F ar excellent service; its world-famous cuisine better | gretatectand Gras . ack cre: Sarogenn peae,/ Rooms trem Sia day Over 1,000,000 Pee! ‘in "ondon A Pertect A Statue of Stone Becomes Full of ife in View of the Aux ); the the 100 Dozen French Holland tent Hsin and the ence: rollers, 250, Double Combinations 1ith se Ae Pies Beccrnen Wren nay 500 Pairs more of those splendid heavy seam- sud’ then Slowly ‘eturae to Jess. 2 irs for 25c., double heels and toes, Stone. Undoubdt the worth ‘@ pair, at’ C. Auerbach’s Sew! lot Rewariatlg pa To) a See eS ae MAXIMO AND BARTOLO, Dog Collars engraved free. Cutlery, 487 Pa. av. | 1, oneingit Pe tatto! the Montenninas, ; 3. J. Gould, 421 9th st. Wonders for Children, | Fillmore in thia City in i435, The Last of thes Pictures, Tree Toys, Japanese Goods, &. 1 ‘Groat ahd Noble Race. 10-4 White Blankets, per pair 69c. Doubie'| pete nan Leoperd Combination, 1961 and 1985 11th m,n. 2 ‘The THREE MA SET TT BROPHERS, Oysters. FOREMEN AND MEREDITH, “R” There my Oyster, I"lleatyou, “Well, when PROF By ANented Sketch Artists. roueat me, you eat a good one, for I came from We GU OeT Tree RE Johnson's, Corner of ottvand & street nortuwest, | MAXY, NEW Cuntostties ‘New VauD where the finest salt oysters of all the leading WN, ENTERTAINING AND" ne? brands are received daily, and served in ev STRUCTIVE LecT é available style, and to suit the taste. Half ane ‘ADMISSION 10 CERT! and steamed & speciaity. The celebrated Lynn | _Momiay, Dec. 5.—P. T. BARNUM'S HAIRY MAS- Haven Bay. Don’t mistake the place. Johnson's | COTS. it = 3 > CONTAINED Su Ma a 4-4 Be; rome, Lea houses are very HAS, E. BANES, 1003 F st. nw. THE HANDSOMEY Foaxeaks 324 sth ot, to . “cas FyNen = RENT_—ON. SEVEN-ROOM ROUSE. ae water and amouth 707 Ost. n, 12h at. St ROB RENT—A LARGE AND ELEGANT HOUSE, 1 45 and 6 sta. vw. 14 roomm, calla 1837 Peer sy snd Cs. 2 14 rome, an me r = ibie = &5 ee RENT—A FURNISHED OR PARTLY tee FUR- E ohithed house; G roms, Inquire 1350 B st. aw. agile igh i607 ida FS BERT .aseacrcset ee ave ew 6 — SSACHUS! WE NW. ify 4 ote FR ‘House, six rooms; also a stable, n25~t" 1108 F at IR RENT 929 FARRA JUALE, 7 1223 7 Toome This house ie ts ood Sodio $0 1513.15- of the latest improveuenta. 2 ast t THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, z HL (Het, o'r 21 101 Hedi" Wa are us 95) 1702 19th - x? BRICK HOUSMS BET erat = ss a a = ete Rs, sta. ev. O10 wach 20330 . DU ‘* Ley, vt rai O° 1916 F STORY OR RENT FURNISHED Hol 4 a ee SE EEL FURR TRE 1m c sanitary plumbing. th thorough 1533 ¥, i 25-01 only iste Lith. 708 NST N. W. 6 ROOMS, GAS, fat mi theow ae ‘water, coly $18, "R20" New Wamp see's heme, ‘RENT TZMAN Sadar “SF RonaeNT, 637 Loniatana ave, ad Stand, Aan and 446 9th trent agra went, corner NEW Nationar THEATER, a ¥ saloon first floor. Polite attention. co a be ‘TO-NIGHT AT 8, TO-NIGHT AT 8, 100 Curtai: rass mounted, 19. Double Combination, neh st EX 2 ‘Last Appearance of THATCHER, PRIMROSE AND WEST'S MINSTRELS AN EMINENT PHYSICIAN READS A PAPRE OF GREAT INTEREST BEFORE THE INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL ‘With all the New Features, CONGRESS. At the Ninth International Medical Congress Dr. A. L. A. Toboldt, of the University of Pennsylva- nia, read a paper stating that out of 30 cases treated with Carlsbad Water and the Powdered Carlsbad Sprudel Salt for chronic constipation, hypochondria, disease of the liver and Kidneys, faundice, adiposia, diabetis, dropsy, from val eart disease, dyspepsia, catarrhal inflammation of the stomach, ulcer of the stomach or spleen, children with marasmus, gout, rheumatism of thé jomts, gravel, ac. 20 were entirely cured, 3 much proved, and 1 not treated long enough. Average ‘Ume of treatment, four weeks, Tn all of these cases no particular diet was prescribed. ‘The patients Sunday, November 27—FAREWELL TESTIMO- NIAL TENDERED TO LEVY. Nov..28—NAT ©. GOODWIN in “Turned Up" and “Lend Me Five Shillings.” Seats now onsale. Nw NATIONAL THEATER. THE SUCCESS OF THIRTY YEARS, Were allowed to choose for themselves—to eat | BBR 00. 00. z Whatever thelr appetites craved. A remarkable | Ho "0 O™o fiat EEE BPM, ave the doctor reporis in the treatment of amar.) BPH, 8 8 8 8 ee ge BB ket woman who five years ago welghed 75 poun a and had inereased in weight during that time to | BBB 0000 &%& fee Boo = 190 pounds. She labored under all the symptoms that would naturally be expected from such an enormous increase of weight. In eight days she FOR WEEK COMMENCING NOVEMBER 28, (SATURDAY ONLY MATINEE) lost 16 pounds under the treatment, and felt much MR. relieved, although she was allowed to follow ber wae. usual let, ‘The doctor claims, in conclusion of his +e. paper, that the Carlsbad mineral water, a8 ex-] age 00 00. ported by the city of Carlsbad, being the natural} @°G Oo oo B® W ww WHT RS & Hearane o montreareene gar | € 0088 8 888 Sway Lake Uty of water is no objection, particularly 10 XN ww eases of the ieoangch. ’ qrnensver tae quantity of| GGG 00 00 DDD W W ILN NNZ water cannot be taken (as when away from home) the Powder Carlsbad Sprudel Salt (genuine im- ed) Will answer equally as well. (The Crystal Sprudel Salt acts as a purgative only.) He states that the effect of the Water and Powder Sprude Salt is to be relied upon, independently of any ad- Juncts of treatment, such as diet and exercise, whether taken hot or cold, claiming even an ad- vantage when taken cold, as it acts more decidedly purgative, and that he has given cold the prefer- ence, only using the water hot when no purgative action is desired. ‘The dose of the water employed was two tumblerfuls before breakfast and one or two during the day, The dose of the Salt 1s a tea- ‘Spoonful three times a day, dissolved in water, ‘The article treats the matter Very exhaustively, giving full details in every case of the disease treated, the quantity employed, remarks, and ultl- mate resuits,and was well recetved by the meeting. Numerous imitations of the Water and Salt are sold tn the United States by druggists in bulk, by ‘the pound and In bottie, and patients have to be careful not to accapt any unless it has the signa- ture of tue sole agents for the United States, “Eisner & Mendelson Co.” on the neck of every ot- te, All others are wortless limitations. The genu— ime Carlsbad Sprudel Salts and Water ts bottled ‘under the sea) and direct supervision of the city of Carlsbad, and Is never sold or exported in bulk or by the pound. Eisner & Mendeison Co., 6 Barclay street, New York, sole agents for the United States, will mail a copy of Dr. Toboldt’s Paper, with table NAT. C. GOODWIN, The American Comedian, AND HIS OWN COMEDY COMPANY, IN A DOUBLE BILL, First Time in This City of the Most Successful Comedy Ever Written by Manx MrLrorD, Esq., Entitled TURNED UP, TURNED UP, And the Ono-Act Farce, LEND ME FIVE SHILLINGS, LEND ME FIVE SHILLINGS. Endorsed by Press and Public; a Wonderful Success. Greeted by roars of Jaushter and a.cyclone of Merri- ment.—Chicago Herald, Oct. 25. ak RDAY ONLY MATINEE. NEW Nationa THEATER. Farewell Testimonial Tendered to LEVY, SUNDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 27. [he following artists have Kindly volunteered Miss LILLL viol SLOW, the favorite violinis it 0 Virtuoso, of cases treated by hit, upon application, 3m. Mbt ee violincel ‘ington, 20 Gross of Brass Chains for lace curtains, per aaluineton pair 10c. Double Combination, 11th st. xe. J. R. Hopkins, Watchmaker and Jeweler, 1304 F street n. tusim * Lies ae Ladies? Russian Circulars, deep fur trimmed, $3.99, Double Combination, i241 and 1243 110i. stse 2 $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No. 1 Rye Whiskey, best in the world for the money. Orders by mail. McGee's, oun near D st. Was Ladies’ Ali-wool Stripe Newmarket, satin hood, very nobby, $5.24. Double Combination, 1241 and 1243 11th st. 2 Go to R. A. Gotden’s Fish Stalls, Washing- ton Market, for canvass back and red head ducks, all kinds of game, fresh fish, Kennebec saltnon, ter- Fanins, lobsters ‘sliders atid oysters Telephone 47-3, we fand-Knit Toboggaus, all colors and sizes, Double Combination, 11th st. s.e. 2 Royal Glue” mends China, Glass, Wood, &c. Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa created much interest at International Medic: | Congress, eo 11e4 Fine Satine Bed Comforts, $1.99. Double Combination, . 2 241 and 1243 11th st. s Fresh Alacrney Butter churned every morning and delivered in % Ib. “Ward” prints, 40c. per 1D, Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk 5, 0) and _Hiserved'seats ou sale ut box-office. (AtB*UGH'S GKAND OPERA HOUSE. TO-NIGUT ATS TO.NIGHT AT 8 ‘Last Performance, Mr. RICHARD MANSFIELD RICHARD MANSFIELD In DR. JEYKLL AND MR. HYDE. DR. JEYKLL AND Mi. HYDE. Next Week—MINNJE PALMER IN MY SWEET- HEART, aud MY BROTHER'S SISTER, _ Box Sheet Now Open. A 2®AvaH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE. EXTRA! GRAND SOUVENIR RECEPTION, MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 28TH, In recognition of our Little American Star, MINNIE PALMER, _u2s Se. per quart. 2 Just home from a Three Year's ————— ———— — | TOUR OF GREAT BRITAIN AND AUSTRALIA. AMUSEMENTS. A BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR TO EVERY LADY AND GENTLEMAN IX THE AUDIENCE ON MONDAY EVE'G, NOV. 3t W. G. Cs BANJO INSTRUCTOR. Address 919 G street n.w. Instruction hours from 4 to 9 p.m. n19a5t wee BIJOU THEATER. , 13th and Late. nw. 3,AT 8 O'CLOCK, EVENING, DEC. ISS ANNA WARREN STORY, ®RIDAY ay lar Elocutionist, mar. s Assisted Ly Well-Known Musical Talent, Under the Auspices of “THE WITTMOKE.” oR BENT-A VERY DESIRABLE TEN. Room HOLLAND & THOMPSON, Beal 1313 Fst. uw. i R RENT — FURNISHED Fitaseins woot ation Ca Seoaare pro Fe RENT-A VERY PRETTY NEW HOUSE, 0 rooms, bath-room, concrete cellar, latrobe, grate, Fange, hot and cold water, south front, three squares Send Ligaeh ction apart GPSS Wa COULTER B35 Cioad Biter MEER? For further particulars inquire st 81 mR RENTO#12 Ro 1 AVE. y VAN'S tastailment House, #19 teh at uw. moose” | Bomex Sight rooms, bath, fall, celle: all modera R RENT—2008 13TH ST. NW. NEAT TWO- | “abryynents; fromtand beck yard: rent story brick dwelling: 6 zoom, all modern wwe. | _ 825-3 ee va. Bape 822.00. SWORMSTEDY & BRADLEY 027 | JHOK RENT — FURNISHED, IN West EXD. & Fat. jt ‘Beat $-story brick house with 8 rooms: ail in lg RF A | c SWORMSTEDT & BRADLES, nz0-8 provements: fully. furnished including Iiuen, “chi ke SGLow. BL WARNER & CO, 0108 st uw “ROOM BRICK a3 HREE-ST $4 See swOnMsTEDT s HS. WALTER, 1008 Ga. ave. ROR RENT—820-SEVEN-ROOM FRAME, ONE- DEC 1ST. TO SMALL FAMIL' fourth acre of sround, fruit, &e., 13 . 2: two-story back building, PLgee 5 “patter eg Hee as | me PAC wa ah a 2 Fo KENT—FUR: ED ‘A handsome new residence, coutsining 16 rooms and handsome house, ‘Band every couventence. completly farni es STA COMPLELELY FURNISHED | Forparticulars and permit to examine, apply to ‘Property placed with ine for rou bern. Ronan um Kat. Getween ivi and Uthat: Ma for THOS. J FISHER'®/ 00... | advertised free ot cont wo the owner, et fer auont For list of property {or gale call ut send at office. “ SASIES'A'BATES, 1407 F st now. et te OSHOLTEMAS. Lot and Pete now. ROR BENT JOR RENT—1720 14TH ST. NINE KOOMA thoderh Muprovementa. Perfect often. pump with dice spring well water iu ai Bicone Pf Feuer 6 Sehand FsteodY tom YOK KRENT— UNFURNISHED. JNO. A PRESCOTT, 1416 F st. n.w., (Kelloge iid) awe the following Mote tor Tot Cane a) Zisct mar, Soubanner tetih, WD esemeenbhiita, odern fmproveinents, #100 ver taunta 40. 7that uw. two-story’ binck, ts room, stores large ball cver store, 650 room with fine cellar, aud Per month. womens - st above Boundary, two story. re three- back buildin 2012 7th st nw. brick with lange and story marble ‘wash-stands in ail the roomie, sbum ina, Patfropty Dup't cez.s00 Con Tith and K ata, : veces sun tee T bot pth & Toth 2200| Far sg 158.6: Bt ino'sfroun 1 J40)i,300| ours Seaid Gig 1888 jan).1, th n'h Scott Git. 1, det, 18th & Tot.” |F st. bet. 17 & 1B... 1,800 19th ab. Dupont Cir. 1 14th'& Ve av. 20th on above Dupont Not, bet. 19th & Beh: Mut Thomas tir ia : dance of cl ‘and snail, iu tact, ll oth, bet LAM or0nme, improvements $50 per ost ee Oe Jo RRS Vermiontave i.w..story and tesement brick, 1 | 8 roctus and bath, woderd improvement, fronts trae 6. 1650 1201 esta 0 RENT—A~ COMPLETELY ‘House of 1” Yr ¢ Pomeroy Store 3 ie, 833.335, per month, i iieroy , Btore 3010 NL fr Lateral 4ory ibsek, ne comer of 10th and WESCOTT & WILCOX, Sem : i 1907 Pennsyivaniaave aw, | 40.5)t mouth, 4NO. A. PRESCOTT, x _ ob Ta z T41G F st nw, JOK RENT—TWO ELEGANT DWELLINGS, ‘nd 10 8 at nw, just hodshed, one in win the other in cherry twelve roguny celiar. all’ tort FUKNISHED rooms, wultabie for bosrditg-weues of will sell the furniture ‘on easy 527 Tat Also, other fur; most desirable s: im apartnent ed and urfuruished houses in jonaot thecity. Unfurnished flats | 1 vases. For particulars and permits ap- 1 iuprovemnents yard and shed. with servi ‘Our oflion ee e | a nents lane : ry a eS ae cigeet to SO fact alley. “Address OW Nizie Tosa ROK, RENT PUI ED Ok UNFUBNISMED, mouth... ioe —__—__— £0 Cor. oF 28. and 0 5 5 : ite 2100.07 per south “furpisled: and FOR SALE—LOTS. 1) per mn HILL & JOHNSTON, ¥ 7 th nnfurnished, Fok snk oe EXCHANGE LANL K HEIGHTS rita Lok, ie for jocated, new, early bouse unde: - difference in casks ‘Radreas fox 146, Starcifices” 26S JOR SALE-OORNER 18T AND D- LOT FRONT: 04 feet on Dat and 54 on Ist nw Street cane streets. LOUis'Y. SHO MARE it 020 F at 226- —A FURNISHED HOUSE ON 16TH st,only 3 squares from Latayette Square, for the ii or year: house recently compietal and Lever eccupied, the owner bei abroad; Sumniture {fom Paris and compares with the artintic finish of the fite- Hor: rent ressonubie to a careful teuauk HILL JOHNSTON, 738 15th st, n. ay hod 1008 Bgt nw tre 73) frame. IATAAG TTS G at lat Bc ae eR uw, 10rs. each 65 227 24st ne, in rear..B. 2015 G st.n.w.,24 floor. 69 Otice 7 ‘T—THE THREE-STORY TEN. Tooms 1407 F st. n.¥., snd ip St. Cloud Bldg. JOR SALE—A VERY DESINABLE 307 ON BAST Fes Dealing atuce-tnmne or a ae Le JOHN SHERMAN side of 16th st, between T and U, 2 we a house pered, an@ plumbing | _B22-td1 seer — desirable lots OULe FeHOr RRA od er month. R RENT—DECEMBER igT COZY. st BOO) oy ae 3 Eee cece eee ake ke | ere ara aoe aon ew st ne: $2 vance. xis se nw between band 4.50. Pes BiPara, hear dtomtice Peon Lath at iB TA FULLY FURNISH Fe hs Sah ae Teor Prat ee ae abate HAT VER) EAB \QDERN TELE OCCUE! -D at aa OR Get roome: rent eoS. STEIGER 303 F a B2Z-6t USE linen Ba N ELEGANT THREE STORY BRICK Dwelling, 720 19th stn... Just completed. tains seven Led. fall modern tmprovementa } thoroughly built. <9 per mouth. Apply to FRANC | BLMOWUS, 1551 4's aw, nz 4 NT-SEVERAL NEW DWELLINGS ON bet. “D and E sts ne, each containing 7 veuiente. Blegant lot at intersection of TYLER u26-61° JOR SALE-LOT Sie. finest buildin | ste; 302100; Qwiiers, 1610 14th st. malo JOR SALE—LOT ON 9TH STREET NEAR ‘Capitol with improvements; 6& cents 12th st. near C st. n.e., 30 cents. “Cat. 40 cents. Two elegant lots on Columbia Heights Grant Circle, 30 cents, _ io Farrarat Square. Conn, ave., u'r Met, _n26 TLCH, FOX & BROWS, 1437 Penn. ave. n. CHES, SCHOOLS: six-roomed Houses, parties. EA. Me: 6-31 {OR RENT—ON THE 18T OF DEC. Maine ave.; 12 rooms: ail modern. oll finieb." Enquire of GEO. WH aye. aw. Fe RENT TANDSOMELY FURN ISHED HOUSE, recently occupied by ex-Secretary. ren year, $2500. MCLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, 1295 Fst nw. Te ane RENT_NEAR THE CAPITOL, A DESIRABLE pobre ere ae i ee eee RB RENT_FURNISHED_1618 218T ST. NW. Shitory brick residence, nicely furnished, will bs Tented for the Fiftieth Congress (long and hort ses: sions), reasonable ¥ a ee OR RENT —FURKNIBHED—A VEKY PRETTY peat _ runs. Veer _SReret re Reread estima “n¥i-6t THUS. J. FISHER & CO., 1324 F st. nw. )K RENT--FURNISHED—A HANDSOME, LARGE. ‘EAR CARS, CE eat, two-story: low to destral OR SALE—FINE LOT, #250 ‘Sijomning “lot he'd nice ia LEK, 310 NOK SALE—LOT 27. at, Thus tga nplendid Duninrey sive anit iss bare ‘gain at the price foot) Lock e QuIRUGET wibcox 4 WEN 223. _MeOON 1007 Penuayvania sve. JOR SALE—THE BEST INVESTMENT OF THE Gry $10; 115, 111 and 103 Virginia ave. Alithe above houses have the usual modera Vente'ces. M. M. ROHHEN, 302 East Capitol at, D26-3t mS ee ERY DESIRABLE ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED- feu-roois Houne: ‘sanitary condition perfect new furnace; good location. Will rent_for sx, mon the term of present vession of Cougress. Apply at ——— residence on Farragut Square, thoro tur. | A Day—t offer Building Lots on grade, and on street R RENT-HOUSE 2217 HST. N.W. TWO: | itlshed, will be rented by the year, for the sesslon of | oF avebue, within four squares of oy ye PE ER Congress or for the Fiftieth Congress, as may be de | street care, for ouly cach ez kote ‘alate mod. imps.; in excellent condition ; convenient to De- For particulars: There, to examine, apply | @10 per month. < % partmeuts and cara. Inquire on premises. u26- to TH J. FISHER & CO., Bv2-3m' 1428 New 5 ere, i S4Pstaw | 7 {EAR BOOTT Gi ox120 FEET Wi ‘At night, 25 and 50: A ¥ ‘NT _ — ~ 4-4 HK SALE—NEAK SCOTT CIKCLE—6¥4 120 coeds to be devoted to furnishing’s’ room in the 20 cena: young people nder snitch ay of aa bat oe SENT. 07 Irvin st.n.w..5r812.50 8 south side of Kthode Island sve. weet of 1 eS ANKSGIVING WEEK 1 irvin st: n.w. Or Givide into Lares lots. wide alley in the very afternoon and night. commencing Monday, No- Vt 8... OF. spp rm : Sy OUNG, LD FOLKS’ CONCERT, vember 21, Atkinson's origiual 22-6 1303 Fet. uw. ‘Under the Direction of the PECK'S BAD BOY COMPANY. a22gt______ 1303 Feta OLD FOLKS’ CONCERT ASSOCIATION, THE BAD BOY. THE GROCERYMAN K SALE—CHEAP—A CORNER LOT IN MT, AT GRAND ARMY 14ALL, ‘Penna. ave. bet. 14th and ‘HIS MA. HIS Pa. FYiactt 25 cents per foot. Lot op 25th ‘15th sta. nw.), THURSDAY EVE'G, DEC. 8, 1887. | In tHe new musical version. Everything better than ‘between M and N, with side and rear alley, ouly Ce ne SRS pe ee 8 a oe c extended. near Juda we, 3b conte Dat gut in the Districs ve tickets, 60 cents, qcHo 1 ie ‘4.8. CAYWOOD, 035 Oth st. nw. cor. = Rea 35 ,couta per 5 Pt lOOL OF COOKERY, 617 14TH ST, N. W. — = ae hah foot, Lota Soloist MARRY STONE: Marine abd. ‘Tickets on Sine Pios and Plum'Pudding for Thabksiving. | 730R RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE LITT : sale at Brentano's, 126-207 Brown Broad bot, at 7 Sin. cvery day except | BV Brick House, 1926 9th st. n.w., 7 roome and ba ANN, 1. posrrivety La Smee sntother diahes se ordered. | ali conveniences; i quod under) Tent $3398. POR EAT ACES IGHED= i231 W ST. 2. STORY =) And His ‘Wonderful Gompat PERSONAL — LESSONS IN DANCING GIVEN | 70K RENT_HOUSE $10 10TH ST. N.W. 4 ‘ali modern Improvements; 643.0) hie oa35 agentes Roxpieusee sam ghana of cranes tact’ | Evil combs, v5 Px wre eae WiFaas |i: Be Grand Matinee ne -' 0k ENH Ra NL . J Ee SES i | O. 300 Seton BS sonewalte @ apecialty.. 8, bar fice. | FOR RENT-DANENHOWER & SON.1115 FST. oe NTCT WAVE TE cea SS “233 { 2 = furuished Houses on my lst faiging at pence foam | 1 He, Fed - RGA OF TTT GY PE ASSES en |e C two bloc Pal wi SM ooinct ate of SAM JONES’ LECTURE has not ‘Daetally cooled by new n1g-12t 1418 Fat.r.w. | Lot, 17th ot been decided. but will doubtless be, some time in | _Open from) &m. to 10 p.m. ROE RENT— ap Tice Sew japuary or first week ‘ebruary, ue 1706 19th 3. a A. 275 New ice wil be wien OE LOST AND FOUND. 231 W at, Seatary Back. Gre all wrk en gs | 8 1K KBs WASHINGTON THEATER, a UND. __| Pa8 Se 1508 Gul sk, 2-story Prange 30 | 3 lots, ‘Agmission 15, 5 and 50c. “Matinee 10 and 250. | QTRAYED — OB STOLEN — THURSDAY NIGHT, RENT _—101z_ MASSACHUSETTS AVE XW. = hire Bouse, Pe ° HARRY WILLIAMS’ OWN COMPANY. lov. 24 two bull puppies, part brindle ‘bitch aad | I new heating apparatus, rane, hot ‘water. a coo. ‘THE GREATEST SPECIALTY SHOW IN AMERICA. | ra Sutch A iver) reward 1 etal eo | Auply ou premise nd Fei Ts tate ce rene AND BASEMENT EVERY ONE A STAR, Dae Ree a Ohucustaa wwioutad RAN RAPLE | mantels: open replaces qaicobes be ; EVERY ACT A FEATURE. | F 96T_ON 24D INST. A HEAVY PUATN GOLD | proyemeuts; rent reasonable. Se meee PRESCOTT, 1416 F st. nw. ‘Matiness Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Satuntay, ing, 18K., otherwiscunmarked. Liberal reward | 'uSéSe" Bit WARNER & CO., 916 Fat. nw, | 212-1" thos the following Low ter tue.” Next—GUS HILL'S WORLD OF NOVELTIES. 025 | fo notice of finding or return to 604 3d st. n.w. _18* R RENT—1714 AND 1716 13TH ST. WN. W. RENT—BRAND-NEW 3-STORY BRICK, B.W., G2x120 to J0-fyot alley. choice, 82. (CoxshboarionaL cuvace. Ost_on THURSDAY miBET OX M st. BET. Pater deren Toots; all modery improveuieuta, 4a | Quel fummace to he st.aw., large number Anelots, quod sizes 68 MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 28, 1887. LS Poward if returned tora. Wes, Seas Sch % ae Sue oe RE Wane £00. 910 Feet. aw. a Grand Concert and Piano Recital, rf a amon = MR. HENRY XANDER, St Ses SLVER SPRING, 77H STREET RENT 2022p OT. 8.B. Taney sTontes, | Winoa conveniences in gods Graduate of the Royal Con Ciel aha i, ® Jemon, and | sect order: afew doors from Avenue cars and herdics, ted. . Macnico! See Ae Rie [ne $45 per month to a good tenant, ©. H. KNIGH 1, 607 Opera House, Mi yard for return to LEE, Silver Spring or 165: ‘th st. n.w., or the premises. ot and.an Orchestra of Penn. ave. —s E202 = 3 ‘Detween 21st and 27d sts. seats, $1: ‘WED! 9 a ‘Seats for sale at ‘925. OST, VED NBEDAY, NOVEMBRE 33, 4 LONG CQBAND FAR. answers to the ‘of Lion. if re- fhe bag gt Ron NOVEMBES Sep to pe. | Seen ge CEMBER inclusive. ‘Dz2-15t* oer oe SED INSTANT, A GI ‘Chain of Sie returned 10 810M sew Cz ‘SOCIETY. le reward if FIRST CONCER’ CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, WonDay, DEC. 5. LS NE DAY sane, SHEPHERD i THRODORE'S rewprde, Sjturning same 19 126 14h oe of seats at Metzerott’s, beginning Saturday. No- | _D20-2t° yember 26th. ‘Contributing metubera for | JOST OF STOLEN ON SATURDAY. THE 10TH Se —— | ear emer ar ae ae orepgg a placed in my Sang collection. pg eae: oe oe Ae Sale ad reums commre” | LS AS SRR a Mae Universalist Church, corner 13th and L streets n. w. ‘WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30,8 P.M. ‘Tickets, 50 cents, including reserved seat, at Bren- tano's aud Sanders & Stayman's, B2l-td A Dazssx Sot Fos $15. ‘ Bes ‘alt Est — aaa FX, OR oe