Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1890, Page 8

‘THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON LOCAL MENTION The Weather. FORECAST TILL BIGHT A.M. SATURDAY. For the District of Columbia and Maryland, threatening weather and rain; easterly, varv- bs westerly winds; colder and fair Saturday. ‘or Virginia, threatening weather and rain: winds veering to colder westerly; colder and fair Saturday. Roszs—Axt Coroxs—One dollar per dozen for Saturday. ©. Sraavas & Co., Center Market. Borren, sThe best grades of creamezy at reduced Gro, M, Overer, sR... 175, 176, 177 Center Market. No. 26 Riggs Market. Telephone 1030. Frag Casmvet Puoroonarns $2 per doz., fow days, Mention ery, 459 Pa, av. Cali for it at 417 7th or 2105 14th st. nw. M. & P. Merzors, The Live Grocerymen. Ross Disriay—10.000 buds on ofr stand Sat- Brday. C. Staavss & Co., Center Market, Laps’, Taxe Norice! I am selling my own make $7.50 boots at $5.20 and my $6.50 boots at @4.40 for the next ten days. Koupessack, 1211 G northwest, Formerly 610 ‘th. 20 Pen Cent Less Tuay Reoutan Paices.— The entire stock of Loots and shoes in order t6 make room for spring go SPS Duock. 722 Tth street. ‘Wrrom's, 509 9th st. n.w., good creamery but- ter, 20e.; 8.C. bai, Li pounds lard, 25¢.; apple butter, 2ic.; 2 preserves, 25c.; 6 qts. , 25e.; 5 ¢. beef, 25e.; 3 pounds r. beef, 25c.; 23¢ pork and sausage, 25e. ; fresh eggs, 15c.; @ cans peas, corn, tomatoes. Sic. Exgornic gas lighting | bells, i H. Kveuuixe. ‘Tax Jounxstox Sirrixe-ror Perrer, in 5c. i Ask any grocer. Suuzax—Very fine, at Staaves d Co.'s, Center Market. Sraine Stries Men's Fine Felt Derbies $1.50 and @2 Extravaiue. A. T. Lewis, 435 7th st. Vusrr_ the Empire Carpe Cleaning Works, 691-635 Mass. ave. n.w. lephone 787-2 { Gaarctaten Svan, 63¢c.; best pork roasts, 8c. N. A. Pooig, 944 Louisiana ave. northwest. Lieurxixe Rops, electric work, J. H. Kozu- Luxe. Suz Our Gazat Rosr Suow. Stalls 370, $71 and 372 Bur Your Coat, Coke aud Wood from J eon Broruxgas, the leading tirm im the Dis- ——____ | W. 8. Fisnen, florist, 1425 Pa. ave. n.w. Notice! Notice orice! Highest cash price paid for old teather beds. Address Hox 114, Star office. ‘Tux Cuxarst Fvex in the market is Wash- ington light company’s coke. * Jouseow bnos., Exclusive Agents Cor Frowers—Of ali kinds cheaper than the cheapest. C. Strauss & Co.. Center Market. Lieursrse Kons repaired. 1206 Penna. ave. CITY AND DISTRICT. | AMUSEMENTS TOMGHT. H Azavon’s.—Stuart Robson in “An Arrant a Tae Music Hatt.—Stetson Opera Company in “Gondoliers.” Natioxat.— Abbott Opera Company in “Ernani.” Harts’ Bisov.—Chas. L. Davis in “One of the Old Stock.” Kerway’s.—Reilly & Woods. Groner Tueaten.—Varicties, Masonic Temrie.—K. of P. Fair. Wuraup Hart.—Carpenter's Mesmerism. > CONDENSED LOCALS. The first number of the Students Law Ex- change, the latest Washington publication. has been issued. It is printed for the benefit of students at the local law schools and is edited by Chas. J. Benson and Edward David. A colored woman who swore out a warrant in the Police Court the other day asked the clerk for a “sandwich” for one of her neighbora, She meant a summons. At a meeting of Mount Pleasant Christian society last evening at Union hal! in that sub- urb it wus decided to donate to the Mount | Pleasant Congregational socicty 110 share2 of stock in the Union hall association, the par value being 10. . The body of a colored infant was found be- tween G, H, 20th and 21st streets vesterday. In the case of Join Brown, indicted for an assault with intent to kill, tried in the Crimiual Court yesterday, the jury failed to agree and was discharged. ae THE PEACE SOCIETY. A Convention to Be Held Here in the Interest of Arbitration. ‘The Christiap arbitration and peace society will hold its annual meeting at the Chureb of the Covenant in this city next Tucsday eve: atSo'clock. Mr. Justice Harlan will preside at the meeting. The society is mule up of mom- bers of evangelical churches throughout the world who believe that war is coutrary to the spirit of the holy Gospel. Taeir object is to Promote peace and good will among incu and | to show the baleful influences of war on all the &reat interests of mankind an] to promote the final abandonment of wars and appeals to force by the amicable settlement of differences between nations, classes and individuals. The society is organized under a board of twenty-five directors and two execu- tive committees, one for Europe and one for America. Rey. George Dana Boardman, LL.D., of Philadeiphia, is president of the ty and Canon Wilberforce of England, Rev. D. L. Moody and Senator James Wilson are the vice Presidents. The last meeting of the society was held in Paris a year ago, The next will be held either in Berlin or London. It is ex- pected that a large number of members will be present at the meeting next week, which is the Fegular meeting for the whole society, and not simply for the American branch. Addresses will be delivered by Rev. G. D. Boardman, Rev. T. S. Hamlin and Rev. G. W. Douglass. Mr. will be the guest of Postmaster — 1 Wanamaker, who is alsoa member of —__ The National Museum Lectures. ‘The program for the second half of the course of popular lectures at the national museum under the auspices of the scientific societies of Washington and the Smithsonian Institution have been announced as follows:Saturday March 8, 4:15p.m., Prof. C. R. Van Hise*The deposits of iron ore in the northwestern states;" Thurs- day, March 13,8 p.m. (evening lecture), Hon~ W. T. Harris, “A stady of two pictures of Raph- acl and one of Holbein” (illustrated by lantern slides); Thursday, March 20, 8 p.m. (evening lecture), Dr. Tarleton H. Bean, “The salmon of Alaska” (illustrated by lantern slides) ;Saturuay, March 8, 4:15 pm, Prof. T. C. Mendenhall, “Chance aud the long run:” Thursday, Apr.i 3, So.m. (evening lecture), Mr. Edward Burgess, an and yachting” (illustrated by lantern —— Cruelty to Man as Well as Beast. “I don’t wonder that some people steal,” said Agent Key of the humane society to 4 Stax | Teporter today. “I recently arrested « poor colored man for cruelty to animals. The poor man’s clothing scarcely covered his body. He | was driving a sand cart, and he told me that | he only received @1 per week aud his board Just imagine how a man is going to clothe himself and purchase other necessaries ou . ! wages. ‘That is what I call cruelty to man. yet there is no law to punish such uu offens-. Assoon as people learn the workings of the “humane society and appreciate what it ws doing an effort will be made to protect these poor people, who are virtually working for Rothing. When the work is begun it will take less than sixty days to unearth many shocking cases of cruelty of that kind.” a Dr. Dean Wears the Stripes. Dr. Charles W. Dean, the Phiadelphian who ‘WHAT WILL THE CLUB BE? Neither League Nor Brotherhood—At- lantic Association. Tre Staz has all along maintained that the chances of Washington emfjloying league base ball durmg the coming season are very, very small, When the ownor of the league rights at the capital is not ouly willing but anxious to sell out, and the controlling powers of the league are desirous of reducing the number of league clubs, it looks very mach as it arrangements might be made at the league meeting next month to satisfy both sides, In the meantime the report has started to the effect that the brotherhood people are makinz arrangements to locate a brotherhood club in this city. The most diligent inquiry fails to show anything more than a rumor floating around in base bali circles. Those who are best posted on base ball matters argue that it would be impracticable for the brotherhood to have five teams in the cast and three in the west, even if it were desirable to locate a club here, which might have been the case once but is not now. WHAT WILL BE DONE. Washington will have no league base ball and no brotherhood base bull, but it is very likely that an Atlantic association club will be loceted here, Nothing defiuite is announced yet, but steps are undoubtedly being taken by certain parties to establish a club here, and the preliminary move to lease Capitol park in all Likelihood gave rise to the rumor that the brotherhood boys are coming. NEW YORK AND THE BROTEERHOOD. The New York ciub scems determined to have some fun at the expense of the members of the brotherhood teams of that city and Brookiyn, even if theyeannot get them back into the fold and if it costs somethmg. Yosterday John Day had papers served on “Buck” Ewing, the great caieuer, to cite him to appear to give reasou why he should not be enjoined from pl ‘ing with any other club than the New York sae club, The suit was filed in the Umted ates circuit court. It is expected that other suits will soon be instituted, so that when the seasou opens nearly all of the New York and Brooklyn brotherhood men will be undcr suit papers if not actually under preliminary in- junctions. An exchange says: “Ward is trying all he knows iow to postpone the trial of his case and this in the face of his boasts about winuing it.” is out in a statement that Mulvey will piay brotherhood ball in Philacelphia this year. Mulvey has lost a greaty many friends jaud bas gained none by his vacillating course this winter, first saying he would stand by the players, then bedging with Harry Wright and now going back aguin to the other side. ‘The offer of 21,000,000 for the league fran- chises proves one thing—that there is more money im base ball than the league magnates are williug to admit ‘ao York Star. It proves nothing of the ki If it proves any- thing it proves that they have sunk more © business than $1,000,000 would —Philadelphia Tomes. a OLD FIREMEN The Washington Veterans Have a Pleasant Time in Baltimore. THE ABROAD. Last evening the members of the Veteran firemen’s association of the District visited Laltimore and presented to the Baltimore vet- erans a testimonial in the shape of a hand- somely engrossed and framed set of resolutions in recognition of the hospitalities extended by the Baitimore veteraus in September last. The Baitimore “vets,” marshaled by* John Ham- mond and headed by the American band, re- ceived the Washington association, marshaled by Mr. James H. Ragan, and ina blaze of light showed them into their headquarters on Cort land street, Here Mr. Ragan introduced Presi- dent Richards to President Holloway, and the latter briefly welcomed the Washington vets, ards made a happy response and in- Mr. John W. ‘Ihompson, who, after referring tothe fact that the Washington as- sociation had its origin in a visit of the Balti- more veterans to the capital in 1887, spoke of the pleasant relations existing between the or- ganizations and the handsome treatment they had received in September last and formall, presented the resolutions as expressive of their feelings. President Holloway received the gift, promising that it should be placed among their trophies, as a reminder of such was needed of the pleasant intercourse between the old voiunteer veterans. Ex-Muyor Latrobe gave some interesting reminiscences of the old time fire days, when he ran with the First Baltimore hose. The visitors were handsomely entertained at luneb, and songs and speeches and the performance of a seven-year-old drum- mer kept them till near 11 o'clock, when the start was made for home. THE COLUMBUS STATUE. The Bill Passed by the Senate Yester- CAPITOL GLEANINGS. Various Matters of Interest Being Con- sidered. . Mr. McKenna of Colorado reported favorably to the House yesterday from the census com- mittee the bill introduced by Mr. Morrill to provide for a complete enumeration of the Chinese population of this country. Mr. Me- Kenna states that the bill proposes to furn each Chinese person a certificate describing him and that any Chinese person found in the beautiful and glorious United States after the taking of the census without a certificate shali be returned to the place from whence he came. ‘The necessity for such identification of the Chinese person lawfully residing in the United States. says the report, arisex out of the fact that notwithstanding the iegislation that has been had for the purpose of excluding Chinese immigrants such continue to come into the United States clandestinely over the border from Canada and Mexico, and the immigration promises to continue uuless effective measures are taken to guard the frontier, or provision is made, as contemplated in the bill, for the identification of the Chinese people who are now here so as to distinguish those who shall hereafter unlawfully come into the United States, THE PATENT OFFICE. Patent Commissioner Mitchell in his talk to the patents committee of the House yesterday avout the inadequate accommodations of the United States patent office said that the office was so cramped that it was not only unable to dispatch business properly, but it was not able to to some of it atall. Mr. Mitchell also asked the committee to make some provision for in- creasing the salaries of patent examiners. He contended that so soon as an examiner became thoroughly proficient he was taken up by some rivate firm who could afford to pay hima Petter salary than the government did. Better salaries, he believed, would remedy this. THE COMPTON-MUDD CASE. The majority report of the committee on elections in the contested election case of Sid- ney E. Mudd, republican, against Barnes Compton, democrat, in the fifth Congressional district of Maryland, was made to the House yesterday by Mr. Cooper (Ind). Mr. Moore (Zex.) submitted the views of the demo- cratic members of the committee in a mi- nority report. Both the reports discuss the case at great length and each sustains the claims made by the party in whose favor each report is made. The majagity report declares Mudd entitied to Compton's seat by a plurality of 154 votes, The minority report disputes the clans of the majority and holus that Compton was properly elected. It concedes to Mudd a few votes claimed, but not counted for hun. WHAT THE COOPERS WANT. The journeymen coopers association of New York and Brooklyn were beard by the commit- tee on ways and means yesterday. John Me- Guirk, Patrick Coilins and others were present, A petition containing three thousund names of coopers and laborers was preseuted, ‘I'he peti- tion asks for relief under the present tariff, which prevents their opportunity of employ- meut by causing the storage of sugars in Cuba and England, CONFIRMED BY THE SENATR. ‘The Senate has confirmed the following nom- inations: To be chief justice of the supreme court of the territory of New Mexico, James O’Brien of Minnesota; to be associate Justice of the ie fro court of Arizona, Jos. It. Kibbey; Uniged States district judge tor North Dakota, Alf D. Thomas, United States attorneys. Harry R. Jeffords, for Arizoua; Charles Price, for the western district of North Carolina, Uuited States marshals—Joshua B. Hill, eastern district of North Carolina; Richard k. Farr, eastern district of Virgiuia. Collector of cus- toms—tor district of Saluris, Tex., Francis A. Vaughan, Supervisor of ‘census—Wm. B. Mosher, for the fifth district of California, Legisters of land ofiices—William C. Wells, at Huntsville, Ala.; Jos. W. McClurg, at Spring- field, Mo.; John C, Martin, at Prescott. A.’ Alired F, Dixou, at Susanville, Cal.; Alonz Cleaver, at La Grande, Ore. Surveyor general of California, Win. H. Pratt. ON GUARD AGAINST REPORTERS. Under the new rule put into effect yesterday, when the Senate went into executive session Jast evening the press lobby, in which are io- cated the Capitol offices of the Associated Press and United Press, as well as ail committee rooms on the gallery floor, were cleared and strict watch kept over them until the Senate doors were open again. ‘The door leading imto the document room from the corridor, twenty feet away trom the Senute walls, was securely locked 1m order to keep out any newspaper man who might have succeeded in evading the cordon of guards at the bottom of the stuirs. The door keepers were also required to move their chairs and their per- sous further away from the holy of holies, Up to the siay within six feet of the doors, but now they must move to 4 minimum distance of ten feet. This ruie in several instances pushed door keepers into committee rooms on the opposite day. The bill passed by the Senate yesterday for the erection of a statue of Christopher Colum- bus on the site now ocenpied by the naval monument was amended by Mr. Morrill. from the bill as originally introduced and printed in Tu Srax. The dirst bill appropriated only $50,000 for the entire monument, while the bill as passed makes the sum $75,000, Mr. Morrill, im a speech on the subject, said that the naval monument is to be removed at the request of Admiral Porter, who was instru- meutal with otker naval officers not only in paying for it but in having it placed there; but, on farther consideration, he deems that another site in the city would be more appropriate for the monument and when removed any statue that may be placed there will not occupy nearly as large acircle as is now occupied, and it will be an improvement to that part of | Pennsylvania avenue, giving more room for the passage of vehicles and for the street railroad tracks. jorrill referred to the statue of Lafay- S being constructed and remarked that it would be the best work of art in Washing- ton. The resolution as passed provides: That the Secretary of the Na the chairman of the joint committee on the library and the archi- tect of the Capitol be and aro hereby author- ized to contract foga statuo in bronze of Chris- topher Columbus, to be erected on the circle at the western entrance to the Capitol zround+ from Pennsylvania avenue, and for this pur- pose and for the entire expense of the founda- tion and pedestal of the monument the sum of 375,000, or so much thereof as may be needed, is hereby appropriated out of any moneys in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, Pro- vided, That the naval monument now standing upon the circle herein mentioned shali be removed and placed upon the triangular reser- vation bounded by Connecticut avenue, 20th eet and Q street. and any expense attending such removal shall be paid out of the sum herein appropriated. ——— STRAWBERRIES AND CUCUMBERS. The Market Well Supplied With Hot- House Products. Strawberries are plentiful and of good qual- ity for this time of the year. They are also selling at exceptionally low prices. Some of the berries come from the Boston hot houses and some from the south. The supply is more than equal to the demand, which brings the prices down. Last year at this time berries were bringing as high as $1 per box, but they are now sold for from 25 to 50 cents and the boxes are nearly full quarts. Fresh cucumbers are now on the stands in the Center market and are selling at 30 cents apiece. They are grown in the hot houses in Boston. The Boston growers now have com- petitors who run large bot houses within three miles of this city. The cucumbers in the latter houses are noi yet quite ready for the market, but will be before the middie of next month, Real Estate Matters. Mary E. Brown has bought for $11,330 of Anna W. Phelps part 1, square 218, 20x60 feet on 14th street between I and K streets north- West. John J. Malone has bought for $23,429.60 of J. E. Beall lots 3 to 7, block 10; 8 to 5, block 11; 2 and 3. block 14. Trinidad. W. L. Hughes has bought for $6,125 of G. A. Was arrested here some days ago on a charge of being an habitual drunkard, after squandering more than $500 of his wife's money, is spend- McElbeny et al subs Z1and 23, square 911, 67.17x95 feet on K between 8th and th streets northeast, J. E. Brewer of Baltimore bought of D. T. Jones for $8,884.75 lots re gh and 12 and ing two monthent the work house, where for $7,599 of Emma R. Miles 8 to 10, square —aee Dimeclf as much ss when at Hb--| 1953, fronting $91 feet 8 inches on Trib atreet, fitted him to the work house in defclt of | 01 (eet O34 luchoa on B street. 92. foot. on © bonds be pen ke | gery ots street and 181 feet 8 inches on North Carolina Wear the striped suit or do auy work for the | *Y*™™* District. When be amrived st his new home he he is the prison uaiform the ‘at that resort, side of the corridors. INDIAN DEPLEDATION CLAIMS. Senator Moody tod:y introduced a bill to ap- propriate $623,143 to enable the Sceretary of the Treasury to pay the claims investigated, approved and reported to Congress by the Sec- retary of the Interior under the Indian depre- dation act of 1835. ‘ibe Secretary of the ‘ireas- ury is authorized to pay to the sever m- aunts the «mounts approved by the the Treasury whenever they agree to amount allowed in ful! saustaccion of their ms. When they reiuse to accept this award payment shall be made, but tue clumauts shalt have the t to prosectite their claims before a court created by the bull. TO CONSULT SLCRETARY WINDOM, The House committee on benking and cur- rency yesterday agreed to send to the Secre- tary of the Treasury for sugyes:ions and iufor- mution on two bills introduced by Mr. Venable of Virginia, These bills amend the exis banking laws so that national as their reserve national b other luwiui money. permit national banks to loan to one imdvidusi 10 per ceat of the capital stock and the surplus actually on hand. THE SIGNAL SERVICE, Senator Bate’s bill proposing a reorganiza- of the signalcorps and the sppoiutment of several additional commissioned officers was aken up at the meeting of the Senate military affuirs committee yesterday, A substitute was offered to transfer the weather bureau and ail except the strictly military signal branch to the Agricaitural department. Thiv gave rise to an extended discussion of the weather service, and action upon the bill had to be postponed, OUR NAVAL POLICY. An amendment proposed by Senator McPher- son today to the iiule bill to increase the naval establishinent provides that immense line-of-battle ships shuil be constructed eight low free-board coust aud harbor detense vessels of the inouitor type, having uot more than 13 feet drat, with twin screws and # sea speed of not less than 17 kuots, ‘These vessels shall be armed with four guax of not less than 12-inch caliber, mounted within turrets or in barbette, together wath rapid-fir- ing guns and at least one 15-inch dynam:te gun. ‘The vessels shall have either steel or compound armor and tue cost of vessels aud armament shall not exceed $2,500,000, A RAILROAD TO SOUTH AMERICA. Mr. Backulew introduced in the House yes- terday a joint resolution relating to railroad connection with South America, The blil pro- vides that the President shall be wuthorized to Calse a recounoisunce to be made for a hue of railroad extendin; uth through ihe Central American states, Ecuador, Peru and Boi:via to the tity of Lucre or other eligible point in Bolivia and to direct the detail 01 officers in the public service and to employ competent wesist ance, lo whom suiali be commitie: ‘osecu- tion of the recounoisauce. Tue iresident is cept alsy directed to obtain the consent of the sev. eral governments in whose territory the reco! notsance is to be made and have reports made to Congress, THE EIGHT-HOUR Law. Representative Wade, from the committee oa labor, yesterday reported to the House favorably the Gest bill, requiring United States laborers, workmen and mechanics em- Er since Jnne 25, 1868, to be paid on the is of e.ght hours for each day's work. The bill directs the Court of Claims to adjast all claims of this kind and provides that no statute of limitations or payment made or contract or receipt given for « less sum per day than the full price of a day's work shali affect the right of recovery. In the accompauying report the committee describe at some length “rome of the ways and means resorted to by the officers of the government to avoid the plain import of the eight-hour law and extort from em- | ts of the government the same number of ours work per day as they performed before the Passage of the eight-hour law. thus setting at pat a areata it season As tothe amount the claims the committee require for the Navy the War department sont wana and in the aggregate of resent time they have been allowed to | fp Ed D.C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1899. SPAIN DISTURBED. The Pan-American Congress Crea’ Uneasiness, . In debate in the cortes on the foreign office budget, which closed iast evening. senor Port- uondo, the Cuban deputy, made his promised interpeliation in reference to the Pan-Ameri- can conference. He expressed alarm lest the United States shonld ad»pta South American policy injurious to Spain. He said that the South American policy of the United Statesex- cited/slarm in Europe and was dangerous to the whole Latin race. This policy had ulwaye shown a profound dislike of Spain and Span- ish America, ‘The Monroe doctrine of “America for Americans” really meant “America for the United States.” The minister of foreign af- fairs closed the debate by stating that the icy ot the government fostered friendly re- ations with South American States. He be- lieved that the conference in Washington was, in its main object, a fiasco. ‘Ihe relations be- tween Spain and the United States were most friendly, despite the late position of the Florida Senator relative to the purchase of Cuba, ~eoe________ OYSTER INCERESTS. Innocent Oystermen Pounced Upon-—-A New Shipping Bil. A dispatch to the Baltimore Sun from An- napolis says: T, J. Grace and Peter Gray of the oyster schooner W. E. Bartlett, lodged com- plaint before U.S. Commissioner D, R. Randall at Annapolis yesterday, charging the captain of the schooner, assisted by the crew of the schooner Ella Flaherty, with assaulting them while the vessel lay at anchor in Herring bay Tuesday. Warrants have peen issued to Deputy U.S. Marshal Stinchcomb for the arrest of the parties. The two men, who walked to Annapolis from Herring. bay, looked as though they had been roughly handled, Capt, T. C. B. Howard, commanding the state steamer Gov. Thomas, arrested yesterday morning Capt. Knee of the schooner Ida and Michael Flaherty, captain of the schooner Ella Flaherty, charged with illegal uredging for oysters, They were turned over for trial at Herring bay. Capt. Parks of the schooner Miles discovered yesterday to the westward of Tilghman’s Island an oyster rock that had never before been | dredged upon, Three boats are said to be at work upon the rock, the catch yielding about three hundred bushelsa day, Itis thought the bouts now engaged in dredging on tiie rock will svon dispose of the supply. ‘There was imtroduced in the house yesterday a bill to repeal an act passed two years ao which provided for the appointment of site shipping conimissioners, who were to be located at Cristivid, Deai’s island, St, Michael's, Cam- bridge, Solomon's Island, Annapolis aud Bulti- more, ' It is asserted that the present law will impose inconveniences aud additional burdens upon the capteins of oyster boats and that it gives no practical aid to dredgers. Mr. Dry- den, the author of the bill, has introduced the measure in the interest of oystermen, of whose cause he is the champion, He proposes to oifur an amendment to the shipping bill now betore the house so as to require the shipping masters, who shall give bond for the fuichful perform- ance of their duties, to make weekly or monthly reports to the bureau of labor and statistics in the city of Baltim tts ‘coo. SIR JULIAN MAY LEAVE US. A Rumor That He is to Be Superseded Before Long. P ALondon dispatch this morning says that Minister Pauncefote, being found not quite sympathetic with Lord Salisbury on many im- portant questions of policy, will in future be ‘Tupper, whose mission. however, will be very temporary. He will probably sail this week. The difficulty arises through Stanley, Sulis- bury and Pauncefote holding divergent opin- ions On the fisheries question aud the situation in Canada, which causes the dispatches between the three to be slighily incohereut. It is ru- mured in high quarters that Pauncefote wiil shortly be superseded. ne Fisticuffs at West Point. West Point had an old-fashioned fist fight this week. Six rounds were fought by two of the cadets and one of them was so severely punished that he has been laid up in the hospi- tal ever since. Those who were present at it and the authorities of the academy have suc- eceded in keeping the news from the public and even now the details of the encounter are notknown. Cadets Cassett and Luwton were the principals, Light-weight gloves were used. Cassett was kuocked squurely out in the sixth round. ‘The ight grew out of an in- sulting remark made by Cassett two mouths ago, The military academy authorities are greatly stirred up over the aifair and it is more than probable that all cadets wuo were jin Any Way connected with the fight will be ex- pelled, A thorough inquiry is beg made into lve afiair and it will be brougis vo the atten- tion of SecretaryWroctor, - ‘see The bill providing for a board of public im- provements at Cincinnati has passed the Oo \tegivlatare. Gov. Campbeti has the appoiut- ment oi the buard, which will supersede the present board of alfairs, he New Jersey iegilature is considering a ang towas power to voce money for ul guard armorics not to cost over of extensive lambor ‘reuds on the ix river in Maine will be investigated by the Lroasury deparsment, ‘Lhe elynt-nour lew 1s said to have a good Jeb suee of udoption in the New Jersey legix- Jatare. z Fl . Peerane Fox Sento Now is the timo in pre; have overwork, it your bivod lins ement in badiy ventilat 1e8 OF Supe You Diwice Huvd’s sersuyarilia at once, It wil pursty nd vitauze your b.ood, create a gvod appetite aud give your wliie systems tone aud strength, tend to your personal condition ce to spring season. If yo f yon wre ured outs jupure from clone HOOD'S BARSAPARILLA “For 9 first-class spring medirine my wife and I think very of Hood's sarsap:rilla, We both toa it last s4 of good and We felt verter eather than ever ve- c} Leaduehe, trom which wrent deal, aud relieved™ine of a 1 think every one ougid tw take y the bloud belore the Lo: wexther comes on, and Ww» sbull cortuniy take Hood's Sursaja- rilia this s)ring. J. A. PLALCE, oupt, Granite Kall way Co., Concord, N.H. PURLPIES THE BLOOD “This is to certify that T have used Hood's Sarsapa- villain my ianily ivr yome time pust and bave four it to be agoud bioud purifier, It bas beeu of ¥ Doneit as recommended aud Ihave uo hesitauon i recoumendit to dl who are in wan. of wuy ucdi- eine of the kim 42 A. SMILH, Justice of the Pouce, Hemsdale, Fa, Ai. b.—ie sure to get only HOOD'S SAKSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists. @1; six for #5. Prepared only by C.1. HOOb & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Lass, 100 DOSES ONE DULLAR Ircu: Trex: Ticn:: SCRATCH! SCKATCH!! SCRATCH! !1 This ia the condition of thousands who suffer days } of wisery high of clecpless agony from itching, blecutux, AUD ng eezeuAs aNCother Skin tortures, sind who vorunce of the tuct that asiugle apy. mot the CULLCUBA KLMEDIES willadiord iorteut relict, und point to ® speeay, permanent, and etunomneal cure, Bescriver. S. RING Du 38 Goons. elLK MOUAR 1K LLL NES, {Lew spring shades. exes. sent yy, ver su LUNDA, CAMBIC, Bhest quality. yard wide, LSGLISH MENRIETTA CASHMERES, extra wide, vubse width, une quals ye Bow atin ny ie PEACH EL con sux. yard wies Sie. THe CON us, yurd Wikies aLabi 68 GLU Lut Diudos GBs, aie double fold, ‘woul, ill cuir special Dic wal ste. aube TING ‘OO. TOR, excellent quality, tmunense Gouble wie be. paerEnIOR', cALnrY BLACK FRENCM SILKS; ee eis HENRIETTA CisHMEEES, ELEGANT bf paged Di nearly yard anda half wide, pure oul: ayocial ensh’ Sarpaie bcs seal value 7 ch Wiis Sit Lusi ny ue) 43c. 81- {85 nearly’ yard wad a quarter wide; special cadet "ThLCO CLOTH DRESS GOODS, wide double fold, = TRECO early all wool, iz yards for BAC ic Rete Bk ULIANTINES, very beta eg ee timc $1.50, i “ad's nat wy + worth Se ee ‘SU ADTES* OL Maw. woul ; assisted by a high official, probably Sir Charles | CITY _1TEMS. House Keepers, Attention! Bor Drasct From a Ger Goon Ds. Pause and think and you will come to the conclusion that Tue Great Attaxric axp Patiric Tra Co., with 225 branch stores in the United States and fs many delivery wagons, can and do give better goods for less money than any house it the city and at the same time yon participat: in part of the profits. Our system of dom business and giving Chins, Glass Ware. Crock ery, &c., with Texs, Coffees, Baking Powder and Condensed Milk, is ciosely imitated by smaller concerns, but one trial of our good will convince you that we are the Lenders and Pioncers. Granulated Sugar. Standard A Sugar. White Extra C Sugar. Just Recetvep a Canco oF New Crop Tzas. At 35, 40, 50, 60 and 80c. per pound. On 6c -BBge Our new c1 of Moyune Teas at $1 per ponna is excellent and deliciously favored. n't forget Tur Oxp Rexsapix Tra Hovses. ‘Tar Great ATLantio ann Pactrtc Tea Co. We cordially invite all lovers of good Teas Coffres aud Baking Powder to call and bring their friends and inspect our excelient stock of New Teas, Pure Coffees and Baking Powder before buying elsewhere. Checks Coffec, ‘iven with every 25e. worth of Tea, ing Powder and Condensed Milk. Remember Our Stcres: ; 1620 Mth st. n.w.; mn; 58, 59 and 60 Center Market; 92 Western Market: 8 and $ O-vt. Mar- ket: 101 Northern Liberty Market, Beware of mushroom concerne and imitators. it Newrox H. Bowman. Manager. Tomorrow will the great bargain day for China. Glaseware and House H. Houtanpex. agt, A bands 17.50 English Decorated Dinner Set #1 a besutitul #31 Gold Lend or Handsome!y Decorated Combi- naticn Dinner and Tea Set 162 pieces, #24, our immense stock of 3-pint and spint Majolica Pitchers for tomorrow at lbec.. 17c.. 19, and 20c.; lac. Laced White Fruit Bowls 1lc.; our regular 2ic, Chinese bow!e for tomerrow at dac.; an excelient French China Gold Band Tea Set $6.25. regular price 93.75: a beautiful @5.75 Tea Set, sntique whupe, #4 49: beet English White Tefet Sete €1.7 b Stene Crins Cups and § English Decorated 'T t bargain i: our $6 To let Set in hanasome shapes sud new des.gns, with uatural Slower decora- tion and ehaded neck, for tomorrow at $4.63; Rogers’ best Triple- ted Knives €1.79 a set; ‘Vable Bpoons $1.98. Table Forks £1.98; Tea Spoone 9$c. a set. at H. HoLuaxpen, agt.. 405 7th st. ae The Star Shoe House Clearing Sale will continue a few days louger, We are positively closing out our entire stock of winter goods at one-half actual value. Meu'e Genuine Caif Shoes, lace or congress, now $1.25, were $2.59, ’ Real Dongola Kid Shoes, opera or comnion sense style, now $1.25, were €2.50. Men’e Embroidered Slippers’ now 50c.: were fes’ Kid Oper Elippers now 88c.; were ic. Miesee’ Real Pebble Goat Shoes. heel or spring heel, now 75e. ; were $1.50. Chil '* Solar Tip Spring Heels, sizes 9 to were $1.25. Inf Eid Shoes, worked button holes, now 30c.: were 60c. Boys’ and Youths’ Shoes, button or iace, warranted ull soiid leather. now 75c.. were 21.50, it Tue Star Saoe House, 726 7th at. Great Clearing Sale at 3, W. AveEn- STEIN'S, 817, 81¥, 821 7th st. o.w.: Cedar Wasb Tub, 1 Wash Board and 60 Clothespins, 98¢.: Decorated Chamber Set with Jur, $8.75, worth | €6; 34 doz, Decorated Cups and Saucers. 5ic., worth $1; 3 bowie, 10c,; 1 Whisk Broom, 4c.; 3 Papers of Tacks. 5¢.; Large Ciotkes Hampers, 78c.; Handsome Decorated Linuer and Tea Sets, 130 pieces, $12.79, wo ver-plated Tea § 88: land Window Shades. 3 3§ doz Silver-plated Knives. 92c., worth 21.50; ail our $1.50 Pictures reduced 5%c.; #1 Umbrella Stands reduced to 37c.; 2-qt. Covered Buckets, Je.; B-qt., 1c; 4-qt., 1se.; G-gt., Ie; 4-qt Sauce Pans, 14c,; 6-qt., 19¢.; 3g doz. Goblets and 1 Waiter, 25¢, Old Mandahlieg Java, royal drink. 35c. per pound, Java aud Mocha Coffee, fresh and fine, 30c. Ib. “Sunrise Chop Teu.” 50c.: trial sumpies free. Gran. Sugars, uot exceeding 10 ibs. with orders. Gye, Freeh Cocoa Shells, 5c. Ib.; Sweet Chocolate, 6c. cake, Fresh Breakfast Cocoa, Broma and Instan- taneous Chocolate, Creamery butter and Fresh Eggs, low prices. Fresh Cream, Soda, Boston and Fancy Crack- ers, Pest Hams, Shoulders, Breakfast Bacon and Pure Lard. Door Mats, 10 per cent disconnt on price. M. &P. Merzaru, the Live Grocerymen, 1 437 7th ot. now. and 2108 I4thst. mw, New York Shoe Mouse, 712 7th st. new. Offers for seversl days only. Reduced to . 1.50. Our entire stock of Ladies’ Extensiou-sole Haudwelt Mutton, Former price 23,00. Reduved to 9se, All our Ladies’ Dongola Batton, commun sense or opera toe. Lormer price ced Lo Bic. kid lined, Reduced to We marked HH. Ladies’ Kid Opera Slippers, Misses’ Spring-heei Button, | Reduced to 7c, Ladies’ Pebble Grain Button, Leduced to €0c. Ladies’ Serge Laced Shoes, Reduced to #7e, Child's Spring-hecl Ju ton, Reduced to 25e. Infants’ Dongola Button. . All our Men's Dongola ec ond button, wide or narrow ‘ormer price £3 dio $1.10. Gur entire line of Men’s French and Opera, button, iaced or gaiters, wl value $2. Boys’ Laced Tir Youtus’ Luced Tipped Shoes, Reduced to "s Velvet Euwbroidered Upers or Lverct slppors, Actual value $1. Cut this out for comp:rison, dew Yous Snore House, it ‘T22 7th st. aw, Flour—Best Patent Process, 31.75 ly, bbl. M. & P. Merzcrn, 4177 08 14 nv. * Another Great Reduction in Sugars. The Grout Atlantic and Poc:tic Yea Company, 501 end 03 7th street, corner 7th and E- north- west. Lest Granulated Sugar, Gy cents, in 10 j 1b. lots only, to any oue buying tea or coffee from us, If you want a P. Condeused Mil : atih 30c. Java and Mocha Coffee can't be eat. Check given with every 25c. worth of Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder and Condensed Milk, f2seSt \. H. Bowatay, Manager. ‘gltace Coffee or Tea use A. & “Sunrise Chop” Tea, 5c. Best 50c. Tea in America; Gran, Sngur, bot exceeding 10 Tbs., M.'&. P, Mercer, 417 Tth aw. 16° Cut It Out. 8 Ibs, best Gran. Su_ar, 500, 8 Ibs, best As 50c. 4 Iba. wood Mice, abe. Best Baltimors Ham, 123¢¢, Best Laltsmore Shoulder, Je, est Corn Meal, 1c. pk. 1918 Pennsylvania avenue, C. Wirar & Co, Old Rye Whisky, 75e.qt) Meraoea’s,417 7th* Victor Becker, Piano Kooms, 80i 9th st. nw. ‘Loning,€!.50; Grands, $2, First-class work; best of references, Fine Uprights for m7-30" reut. Railey’s, 820 7th.—€1 Saw, 55e. Hatehet,55e. Rogers’ Sciso t Ruives,S5c. Planes, SSc, Plated Spoons, Ail warramted, £27-5t For Bargafus in Groceries of all Kinds cailon F. M. Warker, 922 Louisiana avenue northwest. Everything Now. aud Fresh, Prompt delivery to ali parts o@@e city, fui-iw Pepsi Roose toda Free.—Sumples of Dr, Miles’ Restorative Nervine at Epwanp P, Meutz’s. 10/4 F xt, Cures Headache, Sleeplessness, Neuralgia, Fits, dp. 3 We Heard a mechanic say that he would not be without Salv tion Oi, Kills pain. 4be, 5 Over 10,000 Fine Hats, half usual American Hat Co.'s Spring Biyies Fine Derbies, in lar ee eee We. to 31.50, Best ave., opp. Botanical CITY ITEMS. Java and Mocha Coffee, fresh and fine,300.1b. M. &. P. Merzorr, 417 7th st. and 210s Lith a. Bavws Boox Axp Sratioxany = i DEPARTMENT. ___AMUSEM ENTS. 416 SEVENTH st. Sw. : AbBAUGWS Ucriipay si. THEATER Gn the Basement ENGAGEMENT OF NEW PUBLICATIONS received daily an@ sold at EDWIN BOOTH. oUr usual cut prices, ‘We invite your special attention toour NEW LINE of BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS and HYMNALS, siso , NOTIOE ! The continued illness of MME. MUD- EsKA may prevent ber appesrence with Mr Booth She taanace ment theresore Geen due the public aot fegtthounce ber wntil they have some essurance of iene: of JUVENILES MISS MINNA K GALE Notice below a few of our prices: - Our Puba. Will perform the characters assigned Mme. Modjeska Price, Price. SPECIAL WASHINGTON NIGHTS. Dickens’ Comptete Works,15 volaclo..€i 38 $1500 deott's Waverley Novels, complete, 12 SATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH 1—MACBETH. Yols., loth... sseveeeete ese @38 1500 MONDAY, MARCH 3—HAMLET. Coriyle’s French Rev., 2 vols, cloth. 128 250 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5—RICHELIEU. McCarthy's Hist Own T.,2 vola,cloth 148 300 FRIDAY, MARCH 7—MERCUANT OF VENICE. | Mocaulay’s Hesaya, 3 vols., cloth... 148 375 Orchestra, $2; Balcony, #1.50: which will include | Geore Eliot's Comp. Works,6 volacle. 298 — 900 trausportation to Kaltiore tid fetuens Abbott's Histories A italy. 118 «(80 On Saturday, March 1, Special T mn oe 20. Det ae 6 pian Rctarnog, eave Caunden 8a: Heroes of Chivalry, ClOth....were-.1 148 250 Gon via ). after pertoruiace. a Samn Coclias On Monday, Wednesday and Fridsy, March 3, 5 and a a ~ = . Fecbperigh feat wil lenve oth sizeet, Depot via , ceases as) 150 re RB. at 6 ym, revurniue a worm Auce frou Calvert Station, Heuta tie Pe Tite and Letiere cf Lowen M. Alcott, fe from, 118 «160 Seats om sal 10a,m. to p.m. daily at ROB- nonnseennesonennnee ost ess ERT F. SULL2..cs BOOK STONE. 230 15th st | LLotGloth Bound Books coutaiuiug SPECIAL NOTICE —Tickets pmrchased iuany other | Works of Best Authors, office, oF frinn any olber person cxvept ie above will | WOMM#Of Bost Author. wees... BBC. not be entitled to transportation to anu from Baiti- = re mot ‘Mr. H. C. Fisk of Albaugh’s Opera House will so- STATIONERY. couijany each train, a7 BpEXH7Z SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, Real Irish Linen Stationery, per box, 18c., worth Puke GhMaN LEcrth _ THE 28TH OF FEBRUARY, FRIDAY, aT 7:30] Speciallotof Stationery Box Paper, @ tor ‘Woe, OCLs AT 1015 147H STREET. se obd door from Hamilton 01 PROF. FU. VON PUTTKAMER, _Subject: Tuth and Fiction in Don Carlos. TICKETS FOR BOOTII > a orchesire, center C; six in balcony, center for is Merchant of Veuice (in orcbestra, {00 Int street wouthoust.” Prive EW NAVIONAL THEATRE, THIS WEEK. aN Every Evening, Wednesday and Saturday Matinee. ENGAGEMENT OF THE FAMOUS ‘Box of Envelopes containing 250 Euvelopes, 380, worth 50c, CALL and EXAMINE our large stock. CHAS, BAUM, 416 7th ot now. hy. D2) aad th ce ’ 23m OS. STATIONERY AND PEMIODICALR NOTE PAPER, 150 styles, from 10c. per quire up, EMMA PAPER BY THE POUND. A RBR BRR crt MOURNING AND WEDDING STATION! AA BBR BOO T T Engraving Card Plate, naw PeSi25 AA BBR BBR OO & + ae AAA BB BOO f Fy a4 be EBB 00 . ONLY FIRSI-CLASS WORK. Send name and address and sampios will be mailed. GRAND OPERA COMP, NY. ‘THIS (Friday) EVENING « ‘ ROBERT F. MILLER, Roquest perfortormance of Verdi's GrandTragic Opera | 212-3 ee NA! RNANT. . i and Galt | 719 719 S@-EMMA ABBOIT SINGS EVERY NiGar, rer A 00 k kK PNW ¥; BoB AA os x March 3—MK. BAKNES OF NEW YORK. E 128 Seats now on sale, ie £ ak Goo BS ORLD'S FAIR bub tu a & coo & pop. RR EER ig Bb be be YOUNG PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION B | 2 ws 3 ot yD KR KR EER HAMLINE = CHURCH 29, P% 00, ppp 9 MASONIC TEMPLE, 9TH AND F STS. N.W., €° 33 8 8 DB Ss, MARCH 4 1890. 666 0 0 o B D> Sys = Monday Eveuing, Fi cle Riding by Will eco co 08 wD - Inthis Department we are showing all the lesding novelties for the spring in Camel's Hair, Sebastopol, £27-4t | Armour Cloth, Melrose, Biarrits and Diagonal, TER | Black Striped Noveities. Black Side Band Henriettas, Binck Hindo Cloth, with Gray Side Bana. ‘Silk Warp Drap d’Alma, Silk Warp Hoyal Serge. Sik Warp Henrietias, €1.25, 81.40, $1.50, 61.75 and #2. (tho worth Wednesday Evening, Polo by Bicycle experts, Admuss.on 10 Cents. Lunch served tach day from 12 uutil 2. KK gre NEw WAStINGTON THRATER, Eleventh st, south of Pennsylvania avenue REILLY & Woops NEW BIG SHOW. Ladies’ Matinee Tuesday, Thursday and Ssturday. 25 quality iss special drive, and is well 1.40 per yard.) All-wool Henrietias, 46-inch wide, 750, Next Week—Gns Hill's World of Novelties. £27 All-wool Hi ne -wool Henrie , Ab Aver’s Guann orcka noUsE. Sepia Galas the, eats en, EVERY EVENING. Lupin's Novelties in Black Stripes, &a. Only Rates, Sateen. Silk Warp Clarrotte, RRR RoB Sd, oo XN ON Nuns’ Veilings and Tamise, EF P. ss . Rue 2 3 Rng Bss $ 3 ERR | Black Mohan, 60c., 750, 81. RE “oo” Ene S338 “oo? RR) Creamdo, extra ine, a1. And Company of Players, | _ Bondered Silk Grenadine for Vella, 44-inch wide, be none vero or of Mr. W. is. Hayden, $3.50, ee . wares, re oe) SCOTCH ZEPHYR GINGHAMS. N Al ANT S weveral lead): novelties MR. ROBSUN us CHIQUL, THE KNAVE. pause apices nS ram these coods, consisting of Checks, Stripes, Plaids and IONDAY. MARCH 2 : 2 es Aace tonsox, Embroidered, 25e, to 0c. jowan's ereatest wuccess, ‘Black and Black and White Sateens, de Hi ETA; MR. ROBSON AS BEKTIs, THE LAMB. _SEA Ls NOW ON SALIS — G Davis, LPXeLs xusie wane. 22 719 Market Space, corner 8th st WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, CHORAL SOCIETY, For the first time in America, LORD ULLIN's DAUGHTER, By Hamish MacCann, And « miscellancoas program, D POWELL, Violinist; MR HEKELKL CLALRE, ‘Tenor, of New Yor Roserved seats $1.50 and $1; admission cet ickets now ou bale at Mewerott's, ¥19 PENNA AVE. TEN PER CENT OFF FOR CaSH. Soloists—MISS CHA MA‘ KLES ‘Wo are very much gratified at the quantity of fall And winter goods disposed of during the past wonth While giving a discount of 20 per cent on all saics, large apd small, for CASH, and, having reduced our winter stock very much, wo have decided to piace al SPKING and SUMMEK Goods left from last season on sale upon the satue terms until further notica, Our ‘object is to reduce the present stock and open the coming season with one ENTIRELY NEW. We have quite alange lot of GINGHAMS, LAWNS, CHALLIS. SaTiNES, SLLKS and a great variety of WHITE DRESS GOODS, ROBES und FLOUNCINGS, al! of which will be exposed for sale on Monday or Tuesday next. They will be marked at such low prices ts te be very attractive, and we are going to well them if we have to make a loss to do so. Our Sunauer Silks bave all been marked st a great Joes, Lut they must be sold and suid quickly. ‘There is on Lend our usual stock of BLACK SILKS THE GONDOLIERS, in all qualities, from 7c, t #3 8 yard. THE GONDOLIEKS. ‘They include some of the vest makes imported Authorized perfo by an arrangement with | and will all go out at the same DISCOUNT FOR Mr. & YUYLY CARTE, Preseuted by an cash AMERICAN COMPANY 1 and 50 210 £ wt MEST CONGKEGATIONAL CHURCH. WEDNESDAY EVENI RCH 5, 1890, GBAND VOCAL AND T NTAL OONCERT, Un Dk t at their homes, > Botiuuary st, BW. JSCOLN MUSIC HALL THIS WERK ONLY, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24 MATINLES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. THE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE SEASON. First production here of GILBERT AND SULLIVAN'S NEW COMIC OPERA, We bave left overs large lot of ROBES and COM- BINATION DRESSES in SMk avd Wool and All Wool, Seiiee aeaee Ban TONNE! aia. ws cier ih o bela, ae Shigall go st the same The costumes, scevery and appointments from orig- | USCount, though many of them are not bringing Ofty tual desizns, as presented at the Savey Theater, | Centon the dollar, Loudon, under the personal supervision j im addition to the goods named above we have ® of the, author and composer. complete assortment of MOURNING GOODS of the RFSE!VED SEATS at Droop's, $25 Penna ave | best makes, all in perfect condition, and as we pay Prices: $1.90, $1 and 50c., according to location. | particular attention to this department you will find Begis gle snk 82 Matinees: €1, 750, and 5Uc. in our assortment the most desirable goods in the - eens warket, aig Also © complete Stock of Staple Goods, such as TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS, TOWELINGS, IRISH LINENS, LINEN SHEETINGS, LINEN TABLE CLOTHS, WHITE and COLORED SPREADS and SHIRTINGS; all of which are marked at regular prices, Alsoa few REAL CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS, which are marked ats rest loss to close. ALL of the sbove-mamed goods, and in fect our entire stock, at # discount of 10 PER CENT FOR CASH. All gvods marked in plain tyures, Under the mu R Peuteylvania avenue and 11th street, Monuay, F vbruary 24, sud duriug the week, Mine Maite ines AL’ SYECIAL1¥ CONGRESS. viay, Wednes’ay, Friday and q vt night, 10, 20, 30 and 50 ceute. | Mat hud 30 Cente, 24-6t KIS BLJUU THEATER, Week commencing Monday, February 24. Matinees ‘Iluesay, Chursasy and Saturday. CHAS, L. DAVIS, ALVIN: JOSLIN: Tha mew pisy, oF tHe GLb STOCK. ¥. ch ruins iuede, excellent com- ‘ULne8.6 $50,000 production £24-08 W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ESMELISM—HYPNOTISM. bat aud Y 18 Mi llustratone by POF. CARPENTER &; Neh veh, except Monday and Tuesday et WOLLARD GALI ADatie® om TSUN, 25 AND ¢?"instruction given palculs treated at tard’s hotel. RAND FAIR AND BAZAA. G Gader eect JUST RECEIVED BY COLUMBIA DIVISION, No. 3, KNIGHTS OF PY THias, at nic Temple, Cor. ¥th aud ¥ ate, Fe MUGS ETNA" Day every eeeereer? 27 Seasou dick't, - - = 2 - $0 Cents, dpule Aduasion, - = - : - lvceum Every Se.son Ticket entitles the holder to the disposal of a Horse, bogey end Harnoss, “ish jp Bors WONDERFUL TALKING MACHINE ON EXHIBITION aT GEORGE W. DRIVER'S, 605 Peunayivania ave., Day and evening, in marvelous reproductions of biases bond overtures, cornet, baujo, whistling Apricot Jam, Luported, per doz. $2.25. Bent's Grabam Wafere— Without Sweetening. ‘Bent's Water Wafers—Withouts Rival fa Re OTE en, Potato Chips—Snperior Quality. vocal solos, Patrous and the public respectfully in- . ‘a1v-tm <= ‘The highest grade grown. HE CYCLERINS, 1406 8 ¥. AVE WILL GU. Kigpeved Herzing, enported—A Gevst Batis. De 41. tales st. upesal goats ker Ko. 1 Shore Mackerel—Extra Quality. Oven night Lanrest rida schpol i U3 sagt =) ELPHOXZO YOUNGS COMPARE ___STAGE EXCURSIONS. SES eae, ‘BS.—We are still offering bargains in our FLOUR Saher : Dapartapent ELe Ger Tas Bust. Poor Russex Gtoons ‘THE CONCURD HARNESS ABE DEAK aT ANY PRICE. : ‘Horse Blankets and Lap Robes at low prices. 200 thee wis ae