Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1888, Page 8

THE » atl 3 EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON 7 Resa, Have You A Ticks? in that $10,000 house. ‘PRioR frame moi Farties having Pictures to frame will do weil to call early. latest etchings and engravings on band. Wood & Forsyth, 1208 F street. Faso Harm, Eczema, Tetter, Dandruff and all diseases oc the scalp’ cured "by Mrs. DF. J. Semmes & Son, 1115 Pennsylvania avenue, Grawp Lexcw at Tim Sullivan's to-night. All are invited. Fixe Fouraarms_ Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa. ava, RUBY Rovar “Src” can be bought from G. G. bought Cornwell Son, 1412 and 1414 Penu’a ave. AMATECR 1s growing more and vld. A complete ci &e., 1s Senin iste. & Stearn tar ests ‘amateur. oF | ing most votes. Camera shown ac Lomgeeaee 1413 Pa. ave. Dox't Fan. to attend the auction sale at 914 7th Stmw. Sead Boarrr's Covos SyRcr contains no ‘ean be given to children with perfect Buy Washington Gas Company's coke. No ad- ‘Vance over summer prices. Potomac Boat Cues Fam. Tickets 50 cents. Davis, 723 7th st., will make one large cra and'one dosen uicely hnished cabinet portraits tor $5. Come and see them. ‘FUasEL's Ick Cream and Charlotte Russe, om Cue Wasrame-— Frc ond clot caps. warm ‘woolen & rments, iD, cloth and Knit wool gloves, = &c. R.C. Lewis: & Son, 1421 New York av., br. 920 7th st.a.w. Exaurve that elegant gold watch at Tappan’s on ‘Mb st, to be given to geatleman selling most sea- son tickets to G. A. R rand Fair, Ewrmax Stocx of the 7th-street Paials Royal n.w., at auction. See ad 1418 157 StxERT, ts the $10,000 Louse, FURL aT SUMMER Pricks.—The cheapest and cleanest fuel 1s Washington Gas Company's cok: . Sounson Bros., sole agents. ‘Reigixcen’s ice cream, 26 G st. n.w. HvyzER's Cocoa, for breakfast and supper. Yanilla and tamily chocolate; pure, heaithtul. Sold by grocers, Wholesale depot, Jas. L. Barbour ‘Son, to taking inventory we have marked down to and Lapims visiting the celebrated Mosiae picture ‘Will receive a souvenir. A. ULIviEx!, 907 Pa ave. engaged in the sale of Season Uckets for the G. A. i Bazaar and Fair. ‘The lady yelling the second largest number 13 tO be presented with the superb china tea set suown st Boteler's. AvCTION Saxe OF Fins?-CLAss JEWELRY every might at Ladson’s, «ki 7th st. Special sale dia monds, gold Wateues, and Rogers’ silverware Tues day evening. % Boaenr's Croom SyRUr will cure at once. BURN Coxe. withstanding SUll seliing at summer prices not the strake iu the coal region, Reap Ap. of the 7th-stzeet Palais Royal auction Qrale. Becween I aud K nw. CITY AND District. Amusements fo-nigat ‘Namioxal.—“Fhe Old Homestead.” Atmavow's—J. K. Emmet. Woxprnsaxp.—“Siu:doon’s Picnic” and Variety. E-Staker Hivx.—Kalgits of Pytutas Fale. Manassas PaNOKAMA.—Day and evealag Manais’.—“Culp of the Old Block.” Kexwan's—Vuriety and drama Condensed Localy. ‘The new board of directors of the Domestic Fire Engtoe avd Pui; Co. organized yesterday by elect- fleets to serve during the en- A.B. White, president and general W. ii. Lepiey. tiee-president; Daniel e) retary, and Chas. Baum, treasurer. the h Cattiers’ Society s city have fled fa the Pe under's oitice tilicate of election of entices, as wulivw’s t, J. T. Bonds; finan- rs, Geo. F. trustees,” Theo. ‘T. Keader, Sau'l Preston, Walter Brooks, Joun Wiilams, Frank Wade, aad’ Kich'd Goodall Yesterday aiternoon the Rev. Job McKim, an Spiscopal iuislouary trom Osiks, Japan, dell ered an Interesting lecture ob Japa, tn St: Joun’s P.E churen, of tals city, before the Washington baned of the Woman's Xaxiilary. The religious vervices Were directed by tue Kev. Dr. Leonard, of St. John's, assisted by the Revs. Messrs McKee and Holaen. Allee G. Sykes has fied a bill for adivorceagainst Meaney 1. ay kee, - ‘O-mUrrow evening, at Harris’ Bijoa Theater, Bishops Reape and Iteland wil deliver addresses On the suvject of temperance, Lastevenine fifty-three members of Refuge ounell, No. £2, Sons ef Jonadad, of Alexandria, ey @ fraternal visit to Goodwill Council, No. 9, in Potuinac Hall, South Was! . Where they were warmly Welcomed and handsomely atertained. e Painters’ Local Assembly 1798, K.of L., at a last might, adopte:! resolutions of sympa- ‘thy with the Reading strikers and appropriaued $100 to be forwarded to thetr relief com:nittec. Representative McKinney, of New Hampshire, addressed the Virginia Democratic Association Jast night at its rooms on 10th street. auihere are to-day eighteen prisoners in the fail waiting transportation to the Albany peniten- Wary under sentence, but they cannot be Sent on ‘account of the fund being exhausted, at the Washington There wiul be a musical ride Academy this evening. ‘At the meeting of the Bi ‘The mural tablet erected in the blue room of Odd Fellows’ Hall in memory of the late William W. Moore, past grand sire, will be unvelled this with appropriate services. Addresses will be deifrered by Jno. W. Thompson and Jno. T. Given. The evening's exerc ses will tclude some excellent choral staging. The choir will consist of Mrs J. W. Bradford, Mrs. J. H. Seifert, Miss Annie L. Kaiser, Prof. Jos H. Danlei, P, G. M.; Mr. John Bi. Seiffert, P. G_M.; Mr. Frank D. Seiffert, Miss Pose Wyacal Seifert: The Grand Chaplain, Kee, A. Suer, iver 1 er and Ei ponte ue Seed Pate td 00 tablet and memorial services comprises, 0 pare, of the Grand Eucampwent: Jaa. T. Given, £, LPs Andrew Jackson, P.G. P.; Jno. H. seit: Vrank P. On the of the Grand Lodge, Jno. fhe WT Gaainer, PG; Jast evening at St. George's Hall by Mr. Lawrence Gronlund, “a it socialist. The lecturer ¢laimed that the teachings of Henry George lead i é ry fi I if a ii # Hh i i i HE i F si i 5 iH | f K i i i ie j , Ls i | : i | f ? i | i : i i ; int l EXPLAINING CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Mise McCoy’s Talk to a Willard Han, ‘THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE SCIEXCE AND PAITH CURE—THE RELATION OF DISRASE TO EVIL—HOW MI M'COY WAS CONVERTED. ‘Miss McCoy's lecture on Christian sclence inter- ested a large andience at Willard Hall last night. They bid an opportunity to test the doctrines of the subjugation of the sensations of tke flesh when they were met outside by falling temperature, carried on the wings of a cutting wind. Tue STAR Teporter was so far converted by the hour's talk that he turned down bis coat collar, and resolutely Tefused to rub bis ears to keqp out the id. Miss McCoy, a young lady with strong marks of ‘Will-power in her face, and a volce that was clear and pleasing to te audience, spoke for just one hour on the health and happiness to be had through Christian science. She said this sclence differed trom faith cure in as much as the be- levers in the latter considered that blind faith Was all that was required. TheChristian scien- Usts found the reason for the faith that was within them. ‘The science was the knowledge of the truth of Christ—divine truth—or God. HOW SHE WAS CONVERTED. ‘She said she first became converted through the cure, by meens of Christian science, of a sister who had been given up by all the doctors. She had found in Curtstian science the truth, and in truth Perfection. All persons, she declared, hed it with- theiuseives tobe perfect. There could be but one truth, but one power, God the good! ‘There could not'be two ommpotént powers. ‘The power Was good and it could conquer ailevil. The trou- bie with the teachings of the Christian churches— ‘the reason the mea were getting out of the churches and leaving them to the weaker women Pn tg said, because of the lnconsistency of the Yeaching in oné and tae same breath that God Was omntpotent, all-seeing and all-powerful, and that there was another power as great for evil as God was for good. Some of the greatest erimes and bloodshed, war and ¢: had been borne on tas shoulders ot theology. It did not satisty the demands of the soul. ‘THR ADVANCE OF DISRASE. Disease had, she deciared, advanced and pros- ered with the advancement of the med- fea scence. The more common became the pos- session of knowledge of medicines and surgery, the more they Knew of the construction of the human body, the more powerful became diseases. ‘Tuls did not” satisfy the demands of humanity. Christian setence taught that p rection and nap- plness could not be attained through paying at- tention to the body. It must be through the Spiritual man only that health and happiness couid be attained. “They must overcome darkness With light. “No one would go alone in « dark room and attempt to struggle against the darkness, ‘They would bear @ lignt before them and the darkness would vanish! It did not go into the ext roum. It ceased Lo be in the presence of the Light, ‘Thoughts of te body excited {ts ailments, Struggiing wich the aliments increased them; fear of them gave tiem power over be man and made himaslave. Envy, selfishness, hate, avarice, and ail evil thouguts weakened the boay. Love, un- Selfishness and all spiritual thoughts tended to give the soul dominance over the body ant butit Up Its Wealthy tissues. Every person, she said, had God and heavea within themselves. "The rays Of Lhe Sun Were of the sun and were the sun, ‘There was no bresk. From the sun to. the ray; from the ray to the san, It was the one, The Soul of man Was of God the good. and was God. Christ conquered evil with good, and revealed eternal lite. me who would say: “I am of God rfect!” provided they said it under- , Would be perfect. Itinust be known spirit 1s the man, DISEASES SPRING FROM EVIL, All diseases, she said, grew out of seldshness, envy, hate and those thoughts that are evil—they are the inheritance of evil. It might be asked Why, then, innocent children should ve sick? Children Were, sive sald, but the little mirrors in which were reflected the ‘grown up world. Scarlet fever and ‘the whooping cough were wth of evils and be cured by the good, | Sue quoted tne Bible iY passages Lo Show how simple the truths ein Were ifom the standpoint of Christian sclenee, Wailea seemed mysterious and vague to tue most of manki: ees, fee have been filed as follows: & D. Webb to P. H. Christman, sub lots 23, 24, and 29 5 87, S. R. Cassins to W. W. Metcalt $1,000. P. H. Curistman to 8. D 5 1028; $3,000. John Bell to L. M. Saunders, E.'s; 25, sq. 100; $50. “LM. Saunders to W. HL Same’ property; $50. F. W. Pratt to Joun’ F. Greene, e 34 42, 8q. 209; $1,570. W. W. Danenhower to’ W. Danenbower, sub lors 13 ‘and 14, =. 880; $=. W. Danennower ‘vo George Smoot Ersnea, sub 93, sq. 753; $2,550. Same to W. A. Sunoo , sub 95, do.; $2,500. ll. G. Lewis to W. A. De ab’ lot’ 104, bik. “29, Long Meadows; Obren to W. R. Frisbee, sub 31, sq. 4 W. J. Waiter, ex., to R. Beberiek, pu S52, 8. 425; $2,000, HLA. Grisivoid to J. E. Pow- ell, pts. S3'and 85, Chichester; $2,000. ‘Joan Mil ler to B.D. Dowling, pi. 17, Sq. 744; 87.500. Mar- tha k; Siminons 10 £. D, Siinaiomss trustee, lot 13, Sq. 158; $—. Cassius ‘Cannon U6 Nellie M. Sim mons et al, lot 1, sq. 984; $-. D. Kothwell to Rebecea A." Blaine, pi. 5, ‘sq. 942; $200. GW. Gooaall w Robt MUrrison, lots 3 and_4, sq. 767, sab H, sq. 093, aud pls. 1’ and 2, sq. 767; $3,500. J. it. Gark Ww J. 1. Lawrence, subs pi. 19 for 20, sq. 109 (:Wo undivided thirds); $50,000. D. H. Gidersiecve to saine, do, (oue-tiird Interest); 350.000, it. C. Gili to Jennie Norris, sub lot 122, Sq.4271; 31,800,” W. A. Phillips to idAtue R. White, 1ot Te, Sq. 354; $2,000. H. Clay Stewart t6 Bush: rod ixobinson, “pt. 4, sq. 211; $—. Myster A. Gillam to Rebecca Livengood, pu 3, sq. 869; $4,500. Moves Kelly, trustee, to J. R. Guti ison, SUb 14, Sq. 207; $6,000. Juseph Auerbach to J. W: Roverts, sub lot 41, sq. 618; 00. J. A. Moorhead to E.naia M. Dunran, fot 9, bik. 11, ‘Le Droit Park; $6,100. Moile M. Main to'L. C, Main, pt, sub 21, Su, S14; $1,500. E. Carus! et al. to X. Goidschmid, sub .ots 130 and Lit, sq. 444; $=. W. 8. Cox WO Hunter Aruold, sub lots #3 86, 90, and 91, sq. 711, $1,274.77. K. Goldschmid to ‘T. H. Bean,’sub 201, 0. 'T. H. Bean to R. Goldschmid, sud =q. 97; $3,906.89." Teresa Solomon to Susan- bab V. Yates, pt. 3, sq. 8 Of 825; $1,150. Walter 5. Cox et al. to W. M. Clayton, lots 3 and 70, 8q. 711; $3,993.19. A. P. Fardon to C. G, Stott, pt. 6 sq. 1041; $306. Jas, A. Bates, trustee, to Nettle S. Irwin, ot Sand part 12, block 11, Mertaian Hill; $2,500, Jas. Fraser to 8.) Howisou, lots 8 and 10, sq. 606; 3500. J. W. Sinclair, jr., to H. B. Kirk- ‘Wood, 54. 149, sub. E, sq. 133; lois 17 to 23, 59.2873 $—._E. A. Mcin.yre to Rovert Holmes, sub. 208 of 400 74, H.'s sub. Mt. Pleasant; $150. —— More Hloop-Snake Testimony. To the Editor of Tuk EVENING STaR: Wasmsxoron, D. C., Jan. 27, 1888, Prof. 0. T. Mason 1s interested in hoop-snakes, and through your columns has requested evidence of such reptiles. The following is from a recent Ganuary 18, 1888) Indiana paper: “The other day while Win. Crotch, & Isborer, was at work at Oak H:!] Cemetery, Orawfortsvilie, be killed a Bovp-apake wich was tolting around on the su suow and ge as lively as though ft were the rst of July: iustoud the middie of winter, tile shakeahip tcassred 2 fect in ema.” Respectfully, Ebwoxp Hz SWEx. Pastor Second Bapust Church, A Haxpsour axp Frrrixa Memoria Moxvwest has lately been placed by hls widow over the grave of the Lite George W. Adams in Oak Hill Ceme- tery. The material aed te a Sno specimen of Quiney pleasing in color, and capable of fecetving a high’ and durable: polish. The 1 jncludes a Shaft or pinnacle of fine cut stone, sup- ported by four piliars of the same material, sur- mouating four tablets. Over each tablet are an oak leaf, a rose and bud and ivy, all carved In high relief, Ou front a monogram G. W. A. 1s also cut im relief, with the ud “Geor-e W. Adams: Died October 10, 1886.” ‘The four columns are sur- mounted by Corinthian capitals, between which & crown istraced in intaglio. The structure rests on three heavy bases, upon the upper one of which the family name ApaMs stands out in high relief letters Of polisbed surface. The work was de- Signed and executed by Messrs. J. F. Manning & Co,, and 18 @ creditable exampie of Washiagton taste and enterprise. ‘The Courts Paopate Covrt—J Yesterday, estate of Charles and final account erinan E Blau ‘a8 executor. Tompson, executor ordered to 000. In re George of Mad 8. Bolder ‘education of ward. “kstate ot will admitted to Henry H. Kultz; letters of administration c. onto cure tz; Estate of Mary §. Nor- \ Coming Amusements. ‘Nariowat TuRargr.—Naturally there 1s great curtosity: all classes in Washington to see the latest ‘candidate for tame and fortune on the dramatic stage, Mrs. James Brown Potter, and this is well reflected in the advance sale of seats for her engagement at the National Theater next week. Mra Potter 1s well remembered in society ‘and for the part she took"In the amateur pro- of “The hussian Honeymoon,” at the Ns- tonal Theater two seasons ago. Her nt ext Week will be divided between a Layal Lore” and Romeo and Juliet.” the former ven on Monday, Tuesday and Saturday evening and ‘at the W matinee, and the latter at the remaining performances. ‘Mrs, Pot- company two good actors, Mr. Kyrle Bellew and Mr. Henry Lee. Mr. Bellew will, play Romeo to Mrs. Potter's Juliet, ind Mr, Lee will be fercuti ALBAUGH’S OPERA Hovsk.—The sale of seats for Robert Downing’s engagement at Alvaugh’s next ‘week ts such as to Warrant Lhe expectation that 10 his native city the Young tragedian will be given & hearty reception. Under the management of Mr. Joweph H. Mack Mr, Downing has made a re- markable advancement as a tragic star. The ‘stage setting of “The Gladiator,” in which ‘ne has Deen so snocesstul, 18 said to be as ne as anything ‘that 1s now being presented in this coptry. Over @ carload of scenery, armor, costumes and imple- ments of war are used in "the production. Mr. Dowalng’s forcible enactinent of the role of Spar- dacus Was very well received here last season, and it fs fair to assume that bis advance in artiste re- Hots supported by a good dramatic company and fe 18 Su a is numerous tHends here wil not ooly wisi Buus & most successful engagement, but do all in their power to make It so. ‘Mn, CHARLES W. SEYMOUR, Whose {llustrated lec. ture on Marie Antojuetie at Albaugh’s last Sunday evening was enjoyed by’a large audience, will to- morrow night give a second lecture, als¢ Mlustra- ted, on Catherine the Great, of Russia, Mr. Sey- mour ts an interesting talker, and his iMustrations are numerous ahd peautitul, A ‘Tue NATIONAL OPSKA COMPANY.—The series ot operas announced for production by the National ‘Opera Co, at the National Theater during the week February 6 is certainly te most attractive one ever offered by a grand opera company to ie Washington public, Including, as 1t does, two Works Ubat Baye never been given here, and one that has not been done in many years, The assignment of operas 1s as follows: Mouday, first performance here in Miteen years of Wagner's “Tannhauser;” Tuesday, Gounod’s “Faust,” in 1ts entirety, including the ‘grand baccuanal "pallet; Wednesday, first presentution here of Goldmark’s grand opera, “Tue Queen of Sheba;” Thursday, rst performance of Kubinsteen’s “N with the great scene of the burning of Rome; Friday, “The Huguenots;” Saturday matinee, “The Flying Dutchman,” one’ of the most beautiful and com- Plete periérmanoss given by the company in pre- vious seasons; and Saturday night, “Louengrin.” Mr. Locke’s list ot artists 1s such that ail ue Works can be given strong casts, Eloi Sylva, the great dramatic tenor, wili be heard in Waswing- Yon for the rst time a3 Tunnhauser, and will also be heard as Lohengrin and Nero. Barton McGuckin, the famous ‘English tenor, will make his debut here as Faust. The sale ot'season tickets begins at Metzerotv’s at 9 o'clock Mouday morning. Single Uckets go on sale at the National Theater Thurs day, February 2. ‘HaRais’ BJOU THEaTER.—The well-known act Miss Sara Von Leer and Mr. Jas, M. Hardie, Wil appear at Harris’ next week, opening their enzage- ment Monday afternoon, in”a melodrama entitied “On the Frontier.” Fifty people, it 1s said, are em ployed in the presentation of the play, and only Speciaily-pulnted scenery 18 used. KERNAN'S THEATER.—AU this house next week the Weil-known Reuiz-Santly Company will hold the boards, giving w diversiiled entertainment of burlesque ‘aad variety features, with Matsatia Sorakicii, the noted Japanese Wresiier, Who Will be pitted against local athletes, as au additional attraction. REV. Sam Jong, the Southern revivallst, will deliver his “celebrated lecture, entitied "Get There,” at Congregational church, on Friday eve- hing, February 3, Seats muy be Dad at Ellis’ Mr. Joues is widely known as a forcible and pletur- esque speaker. ‘THIRD BIScHOFF CoxcrRt.—The third concert in the Bischon course will be given at Congregational church on Wednesday evening, February 1, by the Schubert Quartet Concert Company of Chicago, consisting of male quartet, a contralto vocallst and a plino so.oist, Atiention of season Ucket hoiders 1s called to the change of day frou Friday to Wednesday. THE STORY OF Cumust.—Mrs. H. E. Monroe will deliver ner lecture on the above subject at All Souls’ chureh thls evening for the Denentt of the ‘Training School for Nurses. The lecture will be lljustrated by stereopticon views. ‘THE STODDARD LectuRes.—John L. Stoddard will soou give his new series of Mustrated lectures at Congregational church, Having found last year that the accommodations were inadequate, the course 1s 10 be yiven in duplicate, tue dates of course A being February 6, 8, 14. 18 and 22, and of course B, February 7, 10, 15, 21, 24. The subjects are “Travels tn Sunny’ Spain,” “Jultas Cyesar,” “The Splendors of the Pyrenees,” “Lord Byron,” and “Constantinople.” The lectures are the out- come of a sumuer’s Special travel in Europe and are fuliy tlustrated. The sale of course tickets Decins next Wednesday at Ellis’ JosEr HoPMaw, the wonderful child planist, will give anotuer concert in this city on the afternoon of Monday, February 6, at Albaugh’s Opera House, assisted as before by Mr. Abbey's One company ot aruists, tncludiag Mime, Hustreiter and Signor De na, AN EvENING wita BEN Hun can be enjoyed at Nation i Kufles’ Armory on Tuesday. 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Tam daily receiving my usual variety and qual- ity of oysters, the same as before the close of navigation, ‘Visitors to my saloon will be sorved with oysters as fine and fresh as at any Ume of year. popularity of this safe and efficacious pre- great paration 1s alone attributable to its intrinsic Worth, In the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Scrofulous Humors, and ail Consumptive Symptoms, it bas no superior, it ioe Let no one negiect the early Cin en of disease, when an agent 1s at hand wi ‘will, cure all complaints of the Chest, Lungs, or Throat, Manufactured only by A. B. ‘WiLBoR, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists. ‘eh,g,tu-3 For Coughs and Threat Divorders use Brown's Bronchial Troches.—“Have never changed my mind respecting them, t I think better of that which I began thinking well of."—Rev, Henry Ward Beecher. “Sold only in boxes, COkK-3 $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No.1 Rye Whiskey, best in the world for the money. Orders by mail, McGze’s, 9th near Dst, waa Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened tree, “WaLForD, 487 Penna, ave. Sm,wes Phillipw Digestibie Cocoa, delicious, easily digested and highly nourishing, Ey ‘Royal Glne” mends China, Glass Wood, &c, Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3g 1d. “Ward” prints, 45c, per 1D, Also, Cottage Chéese and Buttermili; Sweet MI Se. per quart. Useqvaren Repvertoxs Ix Fixe MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDRENS’ CLOTHING. Overcoats we sold at #25 we sell at $14. ie “920 “ +“ ¢12. “8 “Sait, “a15 “ “ “99, And all other grades in same proportion, For boys from 13 to 18 years old we'll sell you Over- coats at 50 cents on the Dollar. Suits we'll sell at 33% per cent less than former price. Childrens’ Suits and Overcosts we sell you 50 cents on the dollar. A full line of odd Pants for Men, Boys and Children, very cheap. * Suite THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 00, 25, . Corner 7th and Gta, 50 Cexrs Ox Tue Doan ‘Wecommence the last month of THE GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE ar OAK HALL COR. 10TH AND F STREETS By cutting the prices on the entire Stock of Fine CLOTHING for Men and Boys just in balves, and thus offer you the grestest bargains ever shown here. The stock consists of Overcoats, Storm Coats, Ulsters, Surtouts, Business Suits, Dress Suits, Full Dress ‘Suite, Odd Pantsand Odd Vests for Men. Suits, Over- conta and Odd Pants and Vests for Boys, ‘There never was a time here when Clothing could be ought as chesp, and it is not likely that auch a chance to get fine Clothing for so little money will offer again soon, ‘It will pay to buy even for spring-wear at 00 A K K Sea & OO AA KK HH AA L 3 $44 9 HHH £At oo MAE OH OHSS to : 027 OOR TENTH AND F STS. Gu: Tue Bust. THE CONCORD HARNESS, The Concord Collar, Coupe, Carriage, Road Team, Iiweat’ peices, Every xenuine’ Concord Hasssos is ces. Every xenuine Ce stamped with maker's nine aud trade mark LUTZ & BRO, 497 Penn. ave, adjoining National Hotel. fw-lictse Blankets and Carriage Hobes in great va- riety and af Very low prices: web H. D. Bax IMPORTER AND TAILOR, Has the honor to inform you that his NEW GOODS hi just arrived. Sie BAiiC personally te all garments made in his alll ivania Avenue, mni? Pen aA eS. Narroxat, Noveiry Wonxs, ‘Boom 45, Post building. ‘Jam now prepared, at the above-mentioned place, to manufacture all kindsof Patented Novelties, Models* &c, Fine Gold, Silver, and Nickel Plating done, Esti- mato Sur ALBERT F. CHILDS, Prop FRENCH STEAM LauepRy. Cuamrsaxe DUC DE MONTEBELLO, CARTE BLANCHE, ‘EXTRA-DRY. 200t ‘the leading rae 3 ‘Chain pagne were adjudicated upon by 42 ‘members of the wine trade, when the DUC DE MONTEBELLO Paurs Hin Bus (Cleanses and beoutifies the hatr. 7 ‘ ‘Promotes a luxuriant growth, ‘over tails to Restore Gray Hair to ite / D.C., SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1888—DOUBLE SHEET. AMUSEMENTS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. _|__ FOR SALE-—HOUSES. a Ts HOUSE ONL ST, | Fron EIGHT KOOMS AND BATH. AL ee ae Worvanaxo, Ramis EOE RST Gs | Fees ones OP maT — POEL omen oy mere bey boson ater. ome through ry ir. ten ew Every Afternconat 2. Evening at & RENT—A HOUSE IN CONVPNIENT LOCA- Iof, pris abr BARES” anig Goan of doe THE Cor. 10 bw. call modera im. | PMS (Sh. Price only €3.550. iy — ORETL & MoCALR, Provementa; Inrwo double cellar, reesopable Fert to nT, 316 Oth ot mw 4 rr? 00. In the Successful Thiree-Act Good tenant. ‘Key at corner provers, Sazr-3e "| FOR SALE-SIK-ROOM BLIGE, MODEEN DG z D ry B a JOE BENT—A THOROUGHLY FURNISHED | XPT TmcDMs Jot 14x70. on T- pecween, int D ry BD Supported by # Powerful Cast and house of fvoma, in a boalthy desire. ,000. \sidves Mae: WiLL TAME ; > Aas > 14—Specialty Artiste—14. neighborhood. one ‘block from care and herdice; . AE depaess = - Food for Laughter. Pull of Fun. pd sestaed ™ Rime wetucak L BER 000 sirr KEE g8Sq | Admission, 100. wR, RENT | CENTRALLY | TOGATED | AND | ee ea een Se NpuT ES eee red st fe he, | ATFs Seeaeestes, nebo 05, Lae PK | HUMPS RE a pas ON r ndisba’ avenue, % ss og - QOR 8 xe fis Exe Gof 3 “od Ene Ss5° = ae “jaarae oe HO ito Petre. | Firacbec daoniund akon a FIKST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, ye KENT-NEW ANI ‘DSOME SEVEN- NINTH SEASON. NEW SERIES, pe room houses 1615 ent 1003 Marion ee mew. [SES FIVE SUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED LE a NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, satoustoge Teese : Fest eret Boo ILLUSTRATED LECTURES, ‘TUES! 888, 1. Pr TORY. BIOGRAPHY, LITERATURE, AND MR. DAY EVENING. JANUARY 31, 11 FOR RENT—1636 16TH ST.. BETWEEN Q Mase =a STODDARD'S LATEST SOUVENIRS OF EUROPEAN TRAVEL, After an entire summer's residence abroad Mr. Stod- two-story brick. shade trees, &o. 8 O'CLOCK. ts. " front _Admission 50 a7 nisi REE SABES a21-9t R RENT—THE WAS! FE ra N Laut iN- FANTRY ARMORY. * . MOST DESTRABLE roatisur ig Jangest hall in the city) may be’ rented for balla, EXT) (MOsT D ~ _ @ard is able to mupplement his study and research at | Partics, fairs, sep Na oe tw litige $0.3. | Reeetoce hide ee iPS TLVERY DESTIANL CORNER home with his memories and experiences in Europe | CRUGER at the Armbey an Monae Webnesion, | PIOK RENT lize eta SN 3d stteet and Pun avn. known ae “St. Charles home vith his memories and experinoes tn Barope | ci ny Monday, Wednesday 1928 STH ST | otek "Tie Tot nate iestan or aun, She ad St Fridsy between the hours of 6:30 aud 8 p. m. 03.10 feet, and a trontaae Piace wil! ‘be sold for about Der my fot, regaruless Of te 0 oy feet HL WARKER & OO, 16 Fmt nw ¥ CHEAP HOUSES——K sr - bear Oth, G FoomA, wood condition, reut SLE onth, lot 20x100 to 3O-foot a eg 81.900, I at 0.0 | between Oth snd ¢th, 7 roome and beth, « barwain, at $2,500. Call for list of 400 houses for sale by th nw, 10.840 . DAVID D. STONE, 806 F at. aw. ‘Sth st JOR SALE—€4,000 WILL BUY A PRETTY (NEW Brick House ine fashionable end wproving sec on of the porthwest, 7 room and bath, cabinet tam. value, variety and interest, ‘The Mustrations have been selected by Mr. Stoddard in Paria and elsewhere, and made to hia order by spo- cial artists in different lands, and from many sources, including the Paris Salon of 1887. . THE LECTURES HAVE ALREADY BEEN RE- CEIVED WITH TREMENDOUS ENTHUSIASM IN BOSTON, CHICAGO, PHILADELPHIA, and with un- bounded success during a season of FIVE CONSECU- ‘TIVE WEEKS IN CHICAGO. ver month Appl DD, Arehitert, 900 F st. uw. Jadu T—LARGE BRICK. PLEASANT LOG r and Massachusetts ave.; all ty at 1106 Let. mw. the Ladies, Soc each hour. $10 (RE eae ANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL BU: 15th st., two blocks south of Peniftyivania, Open troia D's, m. Wo 10 p. tn, “pis av8-3t __FOR RENT_HOUSES. 221 10 25) 210-2 00 332 65 23119 story 60/300 Pe. Gnw, = go odin set's complete ho Finding last season that tho planof giving a single hat. new. Ler. BS F soon to DAVID D. STONE, B00 F at se course was entirely inadequate to meet the public de- = ‘mand, the management announce TWO COURSES EXACTLY ALIKE, To be given as follows: COURSE A—EVENINGS OF FEB. 6, 8, 14, 18, 22 COURSE B—EVENINGS OF FEB. 7, 10, 15, 21,24 LIST OF SUBJECTS: ct ‘A VERY ELEGANT 12400M BRICK Residener on Washington Circe, cormer 2:8. #t¢ os) 11,000." For perminaion 42 soapect auiy te YORMsTEDT & BEADLE), O27 Fst. jaUn-6t ~ MODERN all modern Fisou st. 2. improvements, $25.30 per month; 136 Wy 2-story traine, jarge lot, 6 reoms, $10; 480 Lets. =a ment, {6 Past.n.w FEBRUARY 6 and 7. w., 3-story brick, 6 rooms, $12. ie aw aay woven Lt TRAVELS IN SUNNY SPAIN. 028-3t WAC Fag ee ee JOK SALE-NEW, WELI-BUIL 5 Charming Memories of Mr. Stoddard's Second Visit to tuo Land of Goth, Moor aud Christiane AS na barwale ne venenes = 23 Sth uw.,10r8: ux rouu Braiie.- uns FEBRUARY 8 and 10. bite tee MACGOWAN & CANPHELL JULIUS CESAR B80 ree a ese one 1008-1010 Fat 4, Deeply, Interesting Study of Splendid — | Seottave. nw. Gr. ef28-3t Successors to liaxier & MacGowan. Historical” Character. reloug Ulustrations | 711 Irwin st tw. Br. 11 JOR SALE-A 12-ROOM BRICK HOUSE AND Norman Life and remains. ‘The Paria Sa- Be AS" CAYWOOD, 935 9th st. nw. ‘Ou north side Q street, betworu Lith Jon, and other sources, SS Se th. This property is hwcated iu a very desirable a. Fx = , Him of the city. It can be purchased now af FEBRUARY 1¢ and 15. IES) Okay nw Ie, | gees tath ot, 00087 r 0. HAMLES W~ HAND! ‘THE SPLENDORS OF THE PYRENEES. 1816 re F mmect tite et eye Soe 18-30 216 Tenn eae ae ~ [Past Agent and Nowary Public, #21 F st. Mr. Stoddard’s Summer in the Switzerland of | 1125 10th sun'w.13r-119 1228 Li . — France. Souvenirs of Travel, with Fascinating 18296 13r. A731 JOR SALE— surroundings. 16. 317 New bouse, 2225 O st. nw. coutaining 10 rooms — pt 2416 oath House ie trescord and paper speaking FEBRUARY 18 and 21, 19s 1907 tubes and taund y appliances, owt ta brated by Sur- LORD BYRON. 3 ~ 8 30 | nace and «: ry eee geen ‘The Life of a Brilliant but Erraticand Unfor- | 744g 34th SF oe Ee EA ad heen be oy Sd England ced the Piece that Race ieee | SIZ 1athatow., 0 1213 feo. SpPly “© 1907 Penuaslvaninave nw. | _J828-3t i SU at ne Greece ang elsewhere. ° Tae 101s Fo es . OK SALE-NEW THREE STORY BRICK DWEI- = Pytied £330 By 8H. WALKER, 45 ling, teu rooms, bath room aud eellar. furuace and FEBRUARY 22 and 24. 716 “$9 298 2 124 5th st. ne.. 8 rooms: bat al moderu improvements, haudssmely ts es ers pautry very low to desirable & fated two aqtares frou Dupont Cu CONSTANTINOPLE, 1527 70 Mr. Stoddard’s Chef d’duvre of Travel Lec- tering vers easy, TYLER & RUT JOR RENT—10 RESPECTABLE COLORED PLO- R. ple, pleasant new brick houses, four foo « . ws epee s —— 1: yee TOLMSTKEE BES: ee dG ste, - 626 to 630 Ma _ Course Reserved Seats, | 9 teu SWorMs: € 27 F at 2. ‘bb 2 and pickets ene 3 lace, 10r. 204 jae 24 2007 Bound same az Be 4. 1708 19th st. n.w., Lr] 514 2d st. uw. 9 re. 3 ay. db. or 1. SALE OF COURSE TICKETS FOK BOL H COURSES | 1611 21st n.w.,112. 166.67 3 Cooke Placa, 1 "I WILL BEGIN WEDNESDAY MORNIN 1810 Nat. n.w..l4r. 166.67 2021 © st. n. w., Lit. FEBRU- S. AVE. ALY 1, AT J. F. ELLIS & CO.'S, 937 PENN. A Hat, u'r 21st n.w., br... —— Corcoran’ st. ‘No Duyers allowed wore than ten ‘Tickets for any | " The above, Houses can be exael rmittron GER WEE course, our vfice only. THOMAS J- Fighi Recs MPSHIKE AVE, | 1} nougee in ar. i 2 jew doors Our Annual Prospectus, issmed in colors by the | 2°28 ao re Ais Pa. ave. Ja2doee American Bani Note Corapanne iy Lo eetabed ot | FOR RENT WOE eles, Ticket Othice, oF by addressing the tu ‘Boston. 99 Ow ta..995.00 10ude raw dew kel BURDITT & NORT! SOG 4 saw Gritz. 90 daa Sd mestrw a 130 _4228,30,31,fob1 Managers, | 808 7h-mw. ALIFORNTA, CA specitt Particn Siemt-monthly, Free Sleeping Cars. Cheap Rates. Southern Route. Od Maw., ar. pAidross & HAWLEY, General Eastern Axent, $39 | 1:17 4iiw.,10r, 5 sooies eit roadway, New Yor! a) 2 Chestiit st, Eales FOU 1th at, 3a a 7 $1,500 62 to GK @ Br eh ecaay att as at ja! i] Jaz8-3i C. H. PARKER, cc 706 19th st., 3-story brick, 12 rooms, woe 1....870 < tory brick. 10 rooms, m. 1 JOR RENT_827, 7-ROOM BAY_WINDOW PRESS- | 1 LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. brick, excellent ‘conditi PH st. now. Gas, | 434 Ost, Sstory brick, 9 roots, Mh. Yt, 2D ~ A — hot bath, latrobes, latest. plumbing, lance. yar, neat | L027 Twi. d-story brick, rooms, i 208 Tat A ON ep LAST PERFORMANCE ad berdype, convenient to Sezsier | Cottage on Columbia Heikbts. * ; 2th TO-NIGHT AT 8. For full lst of furntabed houses, tai ¥,600 TO-NIGHT AT 8, {OK REN T—FURNISHED HOUSE FOR TWO OR | at offic 8000 612 Bat a ect The three months; 9 rooms: @75; suitable for stuall re Stas | is pee ee family tires of hotels and boarding: inorder torcom: | <2" 500 408 Ls es In His Reconstriicted jete housekeeping; two excelleut serva’ ts are in the fg tetas FRITZ. ouse. Address it. V., Star office. References required. OUR COUSIN GERMAN. JA2B-4t ‘The above is only portion of the bovks. For full list cal | the Istand 15th.” Jaz perty on my Cofticr for ball=tin Wenand Om, 1 THOS. E WAGGAMAN. ‘ili be introduced the following ‘OK RENT—_UNFURNISHED— and sung ouly by J. K. Emmet: ‘and store. 708 H st. in JOR SALE—IF YOU AKE LOOKING FOR A HOME The Mistletoe. “Down by the Old Green Lane. 214 Lett, 30'1706 4th st. sayemtment, you ebowld wot tall ty iuapeee Dog,t Love thes. ‘The Ragammuttin’s Lullaby. | 1198 Cou Fat. 4th st nw; well and centrally located, ‘He is Winking on Me. ueider, How 1727 19th «2 45/822 10th) x the price is low, Inquire of own You Vas?’ The Baby Army. a roe NESE oon seb | bia te UNEURNISHED. oan joor, 729 Ath wt. hw eer ae hode Island, n’ st, Deal ™ 5 6: ith nw. 147.8125 OFFICEROOMS. 0K SALE—TH W THREESTORY aXD Next Week—ROBERT DOWNING. ave ooo @ Hist 2th st., 100 Elegant rooms in “Sun A. dl Fs As SPARTACUS, THE GLADIATOR. owe Wiad 13 Lith wt a. wv ibe. 50 uling.“Brerroot.ele- | sagt T menteraey rng, a8 Pot conta pont Circle. Vators, ieated by stent hed hs ey SUNDAY EVENING, Jau, 20, Ilustrated Lecture by | K'st. near 16ti- i yo p15) each home te alee bandas eds thre Le © YMG ‘oui. ave, W'E N 24 floor, > trout | 2m : Subject: CATHARINE, THE GREAT. _3a27 | $¥ Farragut Square 0. Tea hesied by steam #100 | CAM _* 7 Sapieck ar teeeete TBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ‘bu 941, JOR SALE-AN ELEGANT MILL Pit 3d floor, o front Ee DO heated by steam, in Georgetown, D.C.. known ax the “Kc SUNDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29, v ed ae oe ee Wane eS Sti. CHAS. W. SET NOUR Biotest ine Formalin By Bee re re belasbaae 111° 38 ‘Will Gcliver his third Tlustrated Lecture. ‘Mest, noar Thomas Circle. L5rs..all mL, pet Be a3 gee Fm QUE SALE—1745 8 STREET NORTHWEST, TWO- Subject: CATHERINE THE GREAT, Mth at, above Dupont Circle. 10r- alm. t..... 4 304 sory (rick, bay-windus, modern jmprovémente, ‘ . ou price #4.000. > Dupont Circie, 12 rooms, all mod. imps 1st, 4 brioy oi rz Feo, all nod. iba 303. J S . _Seats now on sale at Box Uitice. ‘ya27-2 * feat price #16,000.— NEW NATIONAL THEATER a R _ 2. Sareea: a JOR 8A ON TO-NIGHT AT 8. TO-NIGHT AT 8 73; south trout 18 10x00. aS 7s Last time of DENMAN THOMPSON In His New Play, 2 ja26-3t sg Seu 84.500, Ca ae fae | alley, 17th at. nw, very low, oe ee edvettiosd free ot Tout tothe oman’ ue liberaily | Crcvsiand ave. ¢i0a0 each: = Sabb ay ee Set ath ot, eget 1707 ees ——— “— | Jsox SALE-TWO EIEGANT NEW TEN-RooM ‘MRS. POTTER 3793 (gn REBT brick houses, with all modern tprovements: Now, 7 oo oe ae 2 and 1504 P st. nw. cheap wo an imauediate pur- eg Toe ee oy 2 - fe DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON. cor. 3% 08. D LOYAL LOVE, 1901 Fp oes sta oe __ 3a28-Bee oo ay at ee RS Pe ee ee see Ft 30 taitine elaht roome and beth: cellar under whole its now on sal’ g ~A8, house, all modern improvements: heated by furnace; EW HAT opag og Houd mantels: ‘papered and freasoed | throught; Ne gaara aise Bi Eat par ee FRED Ww: FAREINGT bade coe toon Tos istaet wwe ke ear owner, 1040 1Sthetnwe tm eee ee o, 1524 Q Ee 2 LOE, SALE_a BALGAIN- MODERN SUBSTAN: NATIONAL OPERA. 411 Maple ave., Or... ‘epr TIAL BRICK RESIDENCE, WELL AND CEN Charles E. Locke, General Mansger. 2240 9th ot my Or 0: — pe = | ARALLY LOCATED NOKTHWES] , copiaine thirvonm ‘ 5 roots dey Joo), panstrvem, SEVEN PERFORMANCES (SATURDAY MATINEE) | $09 E X CORNER ——— 4 eo yA 5 3 a 1506 pewly and bandsotorly, yepared ‘taro GRAND OPERA IN ENGLISH. 2011 ‘xcellent repair. “‘Two-rtary Brick Stable in roar Principal Artists: 3082 ip 24 fect 2 ances iy 120 doa to shoyu Sopranos—Bertha Pierson, Amanda Fabris,Charlotte | 3119) bee 1303 Fee. Nalkerand Emus Juch.” Mezzo, Sopranos end Con: | 3515 a Pe toa a. As 7 B, Sruith a = Gitte Poole, “Tenors Barton MeGuckig, Chacles Hast | _Ja28 WAI x Fine hesidense, 10 rooms, 6th st, bet. FanaG. sett, Joseph Pache, and Eloi Sylva, Batitoues and R RENT—RARE CHANCE FOR MEMBER OR | 2*)5 MW City, Fine Residence, # rooms, K st, bet 20 und Sd Ba-sos—lrank Vetta, Alonzo Stoddard, Andrew Black, Senator, who finds ‘unpleasant, a house i RENT—BUILDING 606 F ST. N. W.: WELL | Fine ce, # roous, Q st, Bear 14th. George H. Broderick'and Witham Ludwig. Tarnished, desirable locaton, terins made | I located for office purposes, cau be leased for w teria Ape or to REPERTOIRE: an object; hsrdics pass door. Inquire 1017 13th st. | of years, of will be excl for sanaller property.’ | _jauseiw ”"” GURLEY BROS. 1319 Ft. Monday, Feb. 6 TANNHAUSER (Wagner) |W. cha FE rater oe 8 F 5 JOK SALE—THAT LO’ FLY CORNERRESIDENCE, CN FO Ee Oe Kk RENT—136 EAST CAPITOL ST. 3-STORY RB RENT—A GENTLEMAN ABOUT TO LEAVE | 2) 4780 st. n.w.: beon 'yuilt only, three years ‘con*ainimg 21 Foomie tein wing Wal welt ou easy terms. Also, House 474 0 wt: Duilt likethe ‘city will rent or sell comiodious, finely finished furnietied House: neveutern, ay artmenty, terns te brick with back building s9 rooms; 62 ‘two lines Ofcars. Apply 115 Bat ae. a28-30" ted and papered a oats Bite etoue store and Treamctinbiny eaday. Feb. 8 (first time in Washington! ‘Wedn: De ana . THE }UEEN OF SHEBA (Gol ¥.ve Jal Toursday, Heb, 0 (rat time in Washington), R RENT— Fee shove.” Inatire of Owner. 4740 sty 28 noo, ‘With the great scene, “The Burning of Rome.” Bae an | Bppe eae eee AAO) ane Mot Bae.~----O85 | _2e0-18t~ Li ® Friday. Feb. 10, THE HUGUENOTS (Meyarbeer). s4r..--10 | 1131 8th st,, Or. $9 Lees Leet e950 | DE Sot eat, tac a Gare Saturday Matinee,Feb.11,THE FLYING DUTCHMAN TYSS Epi te-38 |” Apply to, “GREEN & CUNNINGHAM 140s Fat” | Tree onss hte it emeee O ah ee toe Ex ——————E Sidcb0" MILTON B LUCKETI1-Uas Pauuwite 20 fagner! eG 3 R_RENT—902 MASS AVE N.E_ TWO-5! a a: F 3. GRAND BALLET. WASH DANENHU ERE’ | FP'Gha basement, bay-window Brick Howe vew-nx | OK, SALE-S2550-NEAT BRICK HOUSE, 7 7 VOICES. 40 DANCERS. ecemor to Danentiower Son, 1116 Fat, | Reomemud inti Silat papred throurwout ren | J THOMAS A: ato, BE ae ae eee eee KR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING, IN FINE |S) *™0utL HENS GAPGEM 15 Sune acaaaraaidl eae (Fifty Instrumentalista,) “condition, BU2 7th street Bw. Apply to owner, | FOR RENT—1117 10TH ST. SOR GMLE-A SPECIAL IRDOCEMEN ‘New and Elaborate Scenery, Costumes, Electrical and | 1211 Rhode 258-6t ” | Zi exocery, commer Leat,: rent G85, Inquire, fered in the purchase of & frame ‘Mechanical Effects, &c. it HENT—408 D 41410 VAAVE BE WESiTT SED WS ot, 102110, a. & cor. dd wud MamsuchOnctte ave. Ge; ons 250 Persons, “room muses, water, sewer, and sas, = . W, LINRINS, ‘The Yational Opera Numbers 250 and 913° "WALKER & WALTER Boal Estate Brokers. 19th snd Hi stem. w. hep RY EER Pee a aoe 28 17th n.w., 12r. $83.33 714 21st at, Nes. ances open MONDAY, January 30, at 9am, at Metz- | 613 F st. nw. S| ibis Pan "G0 22d 4 Va. ave.Ure. i850 erott’s Music Store, 003 Pennsylvania avenue, Sale RENT—FURNISHED— 2120 Pa ave. 9n 5 Second-sty. rm., 21x40, ROOM FRAME HOUSE, Ofysetia Jor single performances begins at the Box | W'Yai2 N st, opposite English leration, furnished ‘G5 - suitable for basiness.20 | JOR SAUEOR TRADE. ar Geico of Mew Mar ‘Theater Thur Soar thro whout completely aud linasomely? ‘possession 68 tid 10 3 rooms, gas and heat. 32 | STZ front by G4 deep ¢. alley. 2223.0 8 me . 2 bart ven atonce. $123, sels-it” | Toil Snd'Feck band's ate : ERNAN'§ WASHINGTON THEATER, —28-t ne eS TsANUARY INE, TAR DWELL | foo? st Coes, OLIEG. Teo PxCk Bea sany nee 10 and 250 | on RENT CHEAP SIX NEW BAY-WIN! eee See ‘The Middlgweipitt Chasavion of the World: Tee ee oth a ne heaueet Peakeid | bly to. W. THORN & CO. 313 insta w.d0-im POR OS ick TOUMEY, Room 5, 472 Louisiannave. __jx2B-t* OR RENT—NEW@IOUSE 906 L ST. N. W. CON Tn ROUND NEW YORK) R taiulns 9 rooms: ihodern rniences; iu ood condition: central location. £Tsth st: Bw bet F ot. and Pa ave.;low rent. 3021-108 3 a a0 eka, atk relogant bouse with all R RENT—LARGE FOUR-STORY BRICK, ALL | 51 iiements Avply t WC. JOHNSON, T18 15th ot Dew. Ja4-lm LARGE HOU! COMPLETE LN ALL RENT—L: BE, 1K F% apomtments: well located for a ing house, COTMeT 4 and C sts. uw. ‘Matinees Mon., Tues., Thurs. snd Saturdays. —RENTZ-SANTLEY CO., includ! MATHADA SORAKICHI, the Japanese Wrestler j038 T= STORY OF THE CHRIST. — -windows, full heiht, 10 roo furnace, bath, -* Mra, H. E. MONROE will deliver her lecture on the orragd cold, nets 9 nen tie cae BOS at Cy ene SWORMSTEDT & 'bitaprey, | | _si-7e ae Papeete WASHINGTON TRAINS “aoa = Jon ENT HOUSE aNp sTADLE «1 wer, | Fs only 000. Be io. ue.mt, ScHOoL FoR NURSES at ALL S0UL~ cHUnon, | RQEAENT STORY PRESS BEICK ROUSE ono | FON, Milt ceva condition covsicnt ad varg | #0. Peat rou. 29% corner of 14th and L sta, SATURDAY EVENING, | will ent eicay to, tenant, Apply to F. Lat: py Ee Se JANUARY 28, at 7:30 o'clock. ae » Room 3, 933 F st. n. = ae ewes ‘hestea by bet oft Curmace will rent for $1,000 we Balter oe pus Price 63.500, tt palotings by the old mostare ‘Among them will be alee Setory brick, Mouse with eer a Gila? Silene ETE iawn, 1909 7a and trustee, 1 2 om S35-iem, the Transfiguration, by Raphael: Last Supper, by De Vinci; Christ before Pilate, by Munkacky: Ascension, by Raphael; Crucifixion, by Durer; Taking Down the Fc eguants; reorebows exchanged tree LOST_AND FOUND. eee "FRIDAY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN 610 | SttPectiye ‘the Cross, by Bubens, ke, &c. ig a ny TS ERS Diteieetsod ode 14th stevia tee and Ve, os ee rg oa abe nce SEES | Gere eee | raisin pa | eda De ean ae SuTree G28 VIRGINIA AVE BET. ste. 6. w.» for Tent to Hoi Cite ae EFER Dancing iv S550 ietrin F a SALE OB VALDABLE BUSI 7 snepem or tener htthure pe Apply on premises. QOONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, ND-ON LAST SATURDAY, A PAIR OF ERSON c FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 3, 1888), Eraeescaeccareget = a on. REV. SAM JONES A Pi OF GOLD wiTH: Ww Ate ‘Will Give His Characteristic Lecture, Subject: TRESS Sule Geen A “GET THERE * Tg a] ho sale of seats wil, open wt Elle Musie Store Lee ate ee ir ‘Tickets 50 ‘and 75 centa, All sests reserved LSS eee SLES IE, BOARDING. without extra. sess Tobe cece = pee