Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1890, Page 12

12 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather, PORPCAST TILL EIGHT A.M. SUNDAY. For the District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia. fair weather, except in southern Virginia light snow; northerly winds; slightly warm Srectan Baroar AND Wapxespay.— Trespar on Moypay, b ed from 21.25 yard. russels carpet, made and laid, yard, reduced from {0c. yard. Best quality super ingrain carpet, made and laid, 55c. yard, reduced from 852, yard. My entire stock to Best tapestry select from. No paiterns set aside. Reduced prices on all furniture and upholstery goods. Wass. B. WittraMs, tery Goods, 19 7th st. pw, dren include Four cabinet photos. £1, ave, near 433. fine work. Stan Gattery, P Szxp Two Cexts Postrace to “Domestic” sewing machine office, cor. 7th and H, and the new Domestic spring fashion catalogue, illns- trating. over 1.500 new styles of pat rns, for sale at this office, will be mailed to you free. Da Wansen’s axp Baxt’s corsets, 95e.; Mon- Staxparp Sr Laptes wishing dresses elegantly and mptly made should cail on Mug. Waswaxo- , 612 13th st. nw, Le.—Rare chance offered to those wishing to purcliase fine gold and silver watches, French and other cathedral clocks, diamond rings and pins and other fine articles so large valuable safe and lot of at RC. Hises & Co., 528 9th st. Selling regardless of cost. Auction sale aw. every night, beginning Monday, at 7 p.m, 411 7th st. nw. “Statxep Grass Supstirere, Tae Cuxarest Fert in the market is Wash- ington gas light company’s coke. Joussox bros., Exclusive Agenta Buy Youn Coat, Coke and Wood from Joux- tox Brozuens, the leading firm im the Dis- wick Viet the Empire Cai €91-635 Mass. nw, Telephone 787-2 For Watt Parr. window shades, goto R 2. W. Hexvensox’s, 1113 F st. Br Your CoargCoxe axp Woop of Forrest Dodge, office 1214 fist «t., telephone 956.2. Ip You Hare aLesxy Roor or damp wall C Few Keys, 916 F n.w. Prince's Metalic Paint Co. Grxvtse Caur's-roor Jetty made especially for invalids, Janvis’. 426 Sth street Iupontaxt Notice. Ihave just received a tine lot of Turkish rugs. carpets, draperie tidies, curtains, ‘Turkish delights. &c., &c., which I will seli for only this and uext week at the lowest possible prices. Calland get the rare specimens at a | bargain promptiy. The only ey nent and responsible establishment of its kind in the city. 613-620 14th st. n.w., D. VaRZMABEDIAN. Tex Per Cext Orr ror Casa ou fine parior furniture, tables, Wenpemax & Co., 610 12th st. ow. See advt. House‘urnishing column. Kine. Baxer’s Pree Cop Liver Or. Baker's cod liver oil and malt. Baker's; emulsion. J Baker & $15 Filbert st. | Gives Awax! Gives Away!l—A thirteenth | photograph, elegantly framed, given with each dozen cabmets, Estannoor’s, 711 Market space. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Apaven’s.—Mr. Stuart Robson in “The Henrietta.” Natioxan.—‘Mr. Barnes of New York.” Haxzis’ Bisov.--Florence Lindley in “Dot.” Auzgsan’s.—Gus Will's World of Novelties, Grose TuEater.—Varivties. mtanp Hatt.--Prof. Carpenter's Mesmer- ed CONDENSED LOCALS. A CHARTER REVOKED. The Trouble in the Local Commands of | _ Destrrcrz Cawar Prorix.—Thero were the Union Veteran Union. The difficulty between some of the local com- mands of the Union Veteran union of the de- partment of the Potomac has culminated in an order issued by W. C. Clark, the commander- in-chief at Cleveland, Ohio, revoking the char- ter of Sheridan command. No. 3, department of the Potomac. The members of this com- mand, with those of other commands, elected some time ago J. C. De Putron commander of the department, while the delegates from the commands claiming to be regular elected John Welch. The dispute will be brought before the national convention, which meets in Co- lumbus next fall. ——»___ The Diamond Robbery. Yesterday afternoon, after the Police Court adjourned, Assistant District Attorney Armes entered a nolle pros. in the case of ex-Police- man Thomas Reidy, who was charged by De- tective Block with stealing diamond jewelry from the house of Secretary Tracy at the time of the fire, and the defendant was discharged from custody, i “Brothers of the Iron Band.” The Jewish order of Kesher Shel Barzel, or “Brothers of the Iron Band,” will meet at Edel’s hail tomorrow evening. The convention is composed of one delegate from each lodge ofthe order. The order has three districts, Nos. 1, Sand 4 No. 2 (California) has drop- Re out on account of the ritual. The mem- rship is nearly 15,000 and is composed of representative Jews. The Montefiore home for the aged and infirm at Cleveland, Ohio, was endowed by this order. The president is Simon Wolf, ¢8q., of this city. who will call the convention to order, Sunday night a literary and musical eutertainment will be tendered by the locai lodges to the delegates; on Monday at 1 o'clock the President will receive them at the White House; at 6 o'clock on the same daya banquet will be given at Edei’s hall; at 10 o'clock a grand bali. The organization is com- posed of the best of our Jewish fellow citizens and the work they do is charitable and educa- tional, The meetings are open to the public. ‘The chairman of the local reception committee us Henry King, jr. ————————— | _4 Columbus Memoria! Water Tank. To the Editor of Tax Evextno St: Your correspondent “E.” in Wednesday's issue suggests that the water tower at the head of 16th street be replaced by a statue of Colum- bus. Why not mingle the useful and the beau- tiia? A statue of Columbus might be made of colossal proportions and holluw, the inside to hold water (as the tower does at present) and the outside to fill the spectator with delight. Practica i Church Entertainment and Dinner. An entertainment and church dinner was given lastevening at tho First Baptist church under the auspices of the Young Ladies’ league. Prof. Otis Mason made an address, The committee of ladies in charge was com- posed of the following: Mrs. Stakley, Mrs. Otis Mason, Miss Emily Mason, Mrs. Bottinly, irs. Samson, Miss Hazelton, Miss Fisher, Miss Sel der, Miss Foster, the Misses Schoot, Miss Alterman, Miss Hattie White, Miss Horton, Miss Lily Young, Mus Emma Yates, Miss Wright and Miss Lulu Anderson, — A Memorial Meeting. A beautiful tribute was paid to the life and character of Miss Laura Sunderland by a meeting which was held in her memory last evening at the First Presbyterian church, The large room was crewded with an audience which was representative of the Presbyterian | eburch in this city. Nearly all the Presby- terian pastors were present, and in addition to the briet remarks made by the representatives of the various organizations in the church ad- dresses were made by Kev. Dr, Bartlett, Rev. Dr. Pitzer and Rev. Mr. Patch. The decora- tions of the room werc mainly of white flowers, Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: A. W. Giddings to Joshua Clark, subs 231 to 233, ; #—. John Wilkinson to Zoe lots 5 and 6, bik. 14, and 11, bik. 15, Brookland; $1,200. B. Salomon to Washington Hebrew congregation, lots 8 to 11, Whitestown; = The women's relief corps associated with Joba A. Logan post held a mecting last night atthe home of Mrs. C. B. Smith in Anacostia and completed arrangements for their public instaliation next week. The will of the late Jos, T. McCormick. leav- | ing his property to bis brotaer. David F. Me- | Cormick. and the will of Jas. L. Kimmingham, leaving his property in trust for his daughter, were filed yesterday. R. E. Evans and George Thomas were elected Fightand left aides for the emancipation day parade by the South Washington division. Mrs. Hilton sends 25 to the Srar for the benefit of the poor of the city. Cash, #1; AD., #2 ‘On Thursday night the hack driven by E. Rockett and herdic of John Mor=au collided on ‘Wth street crossing the mall, aud both the driv- ers were thrown from their seats. The latter was severely injured and is under the care of Dr. Holden. ‘The annual French ball will take place at Edet's hall next Thursday. A fine prize willbe ell, lots 36 to 42 and 74 aud Loug Meadows; $—. D. Lee to acres on Marlboro road; = | to W. P. Williamson, subs F. Lee, 393 W. A. Kinmeil and 73, sq. 332; $3,000. F. A. Buckingham to F. R. Sterling, W. Muzue | sub 111 and pt. 106, sq. to P. A. Christm: 3 $5,400, 00. C. Gessterd to Sarah E. Sharp, sub 72. sq. 805; @—. Same to | W. 5. White, sub 73, do.; $—. P. G, Sauer to | Catherine V. C. Van Rennsalear, subs 60 to 62, sq. 597; $—. Julius Lansburzh to W. C. Steir- lin, lot’ 15, sq. 1036; = hi | Emma J. Smith, subs Srectan Trarys will leave Pennsylvania rail- road, 6th street station, this evening at 6 | o'clock for the evening performance of Booth , and Modjeska at Baltimore. Returning, this train will leave Calvert ion 11:40, in —— Under the Triple Pledge. The last regular meetings of the juvenile temples were largely attended and the exer- c: were entertuiniag and instructive. Un- S. H. Waiker to G. C. Gwynn, sub 124, | 1; $1,050. Susanna Holloway to Daniel | 75, bik. { awarded to the prettiest costumed lady by all | gentlemen present. \ The Rey. Frank Sewall in the third lecture of : his Sunday evening course at National law charge, had ninety-two members present and school hall, 1006 E street, will discuss tomorrow | initiated seven uew members. In the enter- evening the question, “What is matter and | t4inment, consisting of vocal and instrumental how was it made?” | Music, recitations and readings, the following Col. Geo. W. Bain will speak at Metropolitan | took part: Ella Foiey, Hannah Ball, Annie, dine temple, Mrs. Emma F. Bishop, superin- lendent, amd Miss Lulu Cole, assistant in ME. church tomorrow at 3:20 p.m. instead of | Virgie and LaRue Browning, Emma and Nellie Gav Caageegianens: deux chventend. | Bishop, Leonora Emmert, Lotta stecl, Freddie ——— | Johuson, Inez De Montreville, Panzy Burton, Read Williams’ “Fiji and the Fijians.” Wasurxarox, March 7, 1390. To the Editor of Tar kvewr TAR: | Should space and time permit would consider | Emma Carstens, Sadie Johnson, Nellie Longley and Lilliam Dorsey. Grand Counsellor Maupin made an encouraging address, Washington tempie, Chief Templar Mary it a great favor if you would publish the facts relating to the cause and settlement of our dif- ficulties with the Fij: Isiand in the year 1837. Bespecttully, G, mee The Baltimore Conference. Atthe Baltimore conference yesterday in Cumberland. Mu.,Rev.W.T.D Clemm preached his fiftieth anniversary Mi Courtenay, Wm. Anthony. Edward Hayes, John M. Fleming. Millard F. Lowe, Harold M. Thur- low, Wm. M. Orem and Robert M. Moore, pro- bationers, were and Brad- ley Jones was discontinued at his own request, Traveling deacons of the first class-—-John Burton, Edwin T. Molvey, Wm. Hains, Chas, Cook, Washington L Dice, John M. Slarrow and Thomas S. Lang were elected deacons of the second class, and Wm. J. Thompson was contipucd in the first class. Deacons of the second class—John Sieber, S. 8. Greenwell, W.C. Babcock, John F. Heisse and W.W. Davis were elected to elders’ orders. ‘This admits them to full connection with the conference, and they will be ordained minis- ters om Sunday. — Sudden Death of a Medical Student. Mr. B. F. Parnell, a member of the senior classof the medical department of Howard University, died this morning at the freedman's hospital from a stroke of paralysis received last night at Howard university during the Sual examination of the class by Dr. Hood. ‘The class had just convened and the second juestion had been put on the board, when Mr. ‘arpell fell to the floor. He was taken to the —— and at midnight he was thought to be doing well. The immediate cause of his ath is supposed to have been the ruptur 8 bioed vessel. — oe Funeral of J. Jay Camp. Th@Poneral of J. Jay Camp, who was for Many Years an assistant clerk of the court, took place yesterday afternoon. The services at Trinity P.E. church, where Rev. Dr. officiated. The remains, in a cloth- eOvered casket, were almost hidden from view by the floral offerings, among them one from the members of the bar showing the scales of Justice in nephetos roses on each side of a scroll ing @ brief, upon which was inscribed in purple immortelles “Finis.” Red roses formed a seal of the court, from which depended rose-tinted ribbons. The bearers were Messrs. R. J. Meigs, jr., M. A. Clancy, John BR. Young, W. E. Williams, H. W. Hodges and L. P. Williams—the fellow ussoci- ate clerks of the deceased. After the services at the church the remains were followed by « large ao uae and friends of = deceased to reek ceme' , where interment was made. igs Me. T. R. Manew the proprietor . ALL. new “The Losekam.” desures to invite the attention of the public tothe changes he has made in Zurhorst presiding, initisted two new mem- bert and was addressed by Chief Tempiar Mar- | tin and Vice Templar M. Zurhorst of Clements | lodge, and listened to solos, readings and reci- tauons given by Arthur Proctor, Nellie Palles, Mary Zurhorst, Susie McKinney, Aunie Ritter and Theodore Sehlote, Holloway independent temple, Miss Annie K. Bond in charge, initiated five new members | and enjoyed a literary aud musical entertain- | ment, in whieh parts were taken by the temple quartet, May Gladman, Grace Bowbar, Lulu Danenbower, Grace Connolly, Emily and Min- nie Lazelie, Daisy Taylor, Carrie Rice, Alice | = Hay, May Harrison and Adilla Gilla- Jan Nor A Pie Ox Base. BABY ONE YEAR OLD. BAD WITH ECZEMA. HAIR ALL GONE. SCALP COVERED WITH EKUPTIONS. RED BY CUTICURA, Halk SPLENDID AND NUT A PIMPLE ON HIM. CURED BY CUTICURA. I cannot say enough in praise of the CUTICURA REMLDIiS. My boy. when one year of age, was 80 bad with eczexa that he lost all of his hair. His scalp was covered with eruptions, which the doctors said as seall-bead,and that his Lair would never «row again, Despairing of acure from phynicians I began the use cf the CUTICURA REMEDIES, und, I ao happy tossy, with the most perfect success. His hair is now splendid and there 18 uot ® pimple on him. I recommend the CUTICURA REMEDIES to mothers as the most speedy, economical sud sure cure for all skin diseases of imfants and children, and feei that every muther who bas an afMicted clild will thank me for so doing. ‘Mus, M. E WOODSUM, Norway, Me. FEVER SORE EIGHT YEAKS. Tmustextend to you the thanks of one of my cus- tomers, who has been cured by using the CULICURA REMEDIES of an old sore, caused by a long spell of Sickness or fever eight years ago. He was so bad he was fearful he woulg have to have his leg amputaied, but is happy to say he is now eutirely well—sound as a dol- Jar. He requests me to use his name, which 1s H. H. CASON, merchant, JOHN V. MINOR, Draggist, Gainesboro, Teun. ‘We bave been selling your CUTICURA REMEDIES for years, and have the first complaint yet to receive frm a purchaser, One of the worst cases of scrofuls I ever saw was cured by them. TAYLOR & TAYLOR, Fraukfort, Kan, CUTICURA RESOLVENT, The new Blood and Skin Purifier and purest and best of Humor Kemedies, internally, aud CUTICURA, the reat Skin Cure, and CUTICUKA SOAP, an exquisite ‘Skin Beautifier, externally, speedily, permanently and economically cure every disease and humor of the ‘skin, scalp and with loss of bair, whether teh- tux, baruing, scaly, ply, serotulous or hereditary when all other remedies fail. Sold everywhete Price, CUTICURA, 50c.: SOAP, 25c.; RESOLVENT, Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COKPORATION, Boston, . Ea send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases,” 64 pages, 50 illustrations and 100 testimouiais. the service of that place. He assures those BABY'S Skin and Scalp preserved and beautified by who may favor him with their patronage that | CUTICURA SOAP. Absolute!y pure. every effort will be made to eo eS who desire juacheon while down town shop- EVERY MUSCLE ACHES. ping will secare respectful attention..—Adrt Sze Boots axp Mopseska this evening at — Special trains over Pennsylvania ‘Sharp Aches, Dull Paina, Strains and Weaknesses re- Meved im One Minute by the CUTICURA PAIN PLASTER. The first and ouly eens —— ee GEORGETOWN. ™mem- bers -< gi aes <3 the ceogoere canal people this morning at police station ap- Plying for assistance, which was given them in the shape of orders for fuel and ies. The fund which was raised for the relief of the canal sufferers has been exhausted. A Stiver Spoon 1x Tue Part.—Thos. Gantz, @ young colored man whose duty is or was to Temove the accumulated D tosjes2e from yards in Georgetown for garbage wagon, while pursuing his vocation day before vester- day found a silver spoon in a pail, whieh ho did not restore. Ses pero Sehr to — the spoon belonged, cause "8 arres! Notes.—The whereabouts of Jewell, the missing receiver of the Washington and George- town railroad, still remains ® mystery.—Mr. Heary Payne, who has been confined to his residence for several weeks with the grip, is convalescing.——The charge of habitual drunk- enness was brought against Frank Garrett, young man, this mornin, A Davsies Hvsnaxp’s Fororvixe Wirr.— Policeman Bloom last night arrested Frank Garrett at his home on Jefferson street on a charge of disorderly conduct. Frank was in- toxicated last night and when he went home Mrs, Garrett screamed for the police, Frank had her by the throat. when Policeman m arrived and arrested him. ‘Oh, don’t arrest my husband,” was her appeal to the officer. Mrs. Garrett was present in the Police Court when Judge Miller fined her husband #5 and she declared that she would get even with the policeman by paying her husband's finc. Portce Covnr Notes.—John Black, who calls himself “Capt. Jack of the Modoes,” was ar- rested this morning. Twocharges were placed inst him in the Police Court, and Judge Muller made his fine $10 or 30 days.— Joseph Curran was in the police station here last night as alodger, and being attacked by a fellow lodger indulged in profanity. This morning Judge Miller fined him $5. TeMPERATURE AND ConpITION oF WATER AT 7A.M.—Great Falls—temperature, 40: condi tion, 36. Receiving reservoir—temperature, 4! condition at north connection, 26; condition at south connection, 14. Distributing resesvoir— temperature, 41. ——-___ Ser Boots anp Mopsesxa in “Richelieu” this evening—last chance. Only 50 cents to Balti- more and return via the Pennsylvania railroad, Special fast train will leave Baltimore and Potomac station at 6 Advt. plenibal shu Reruteal A Letter Carrier’s Plea, To the Editor of Tar Evenine Star: Tobserve by Tue Stax that beginning on the 17th instant we shall have a postal delivery be- fore breakfast, and the innovation will be, to use your reporter's term, ‘‘a decided blessing.” It will,eh? But certainly not to that most over-worked of all public servants—the letter carrier, To make this peopmed delivery at 6:45 a.m, he must be at the city post office not later than 6. And as even a letter carrier can- not do a day’s work on an empty stomach he will be compelled to rise not later than 5 o’clock m order to eat his breakfast and get to his place of duty. Now let us take his daily routine: At6:45 he will start out, loaded like a pack mule, having alreadv, mind you, performed an hour’s work. and all day long, until 6 p.m., with occasional “suspensions” for fractions of an hoar, he will plod his weary round. And this is the task, these are the hours of aclass of government employes who are supposed to enjoy the benefits of the eight-hour law! Some may cali thisa ‘decided biessinz,” but I, and millions with me, call it a dishonest perversion of a iaw that should, of all others, be sacredly enforced, ee Svrenton Forest Glen lots at the bargain | counter, See advertisement elsewhere. J. R. Henrrorp, 1419 G stre ‘Adtt. — The Shaw family, around and abont Connells- Philadelphia and in cash amounting to $300,- ‘They are about to employ counsel to establish their claims, Austin Corbin complains that of a consign- ment of portin public stores, New York, 8 per cent was stolen and 75 per cent of a consign- ment of whisky. The thermometer registered thirty degrees below zero m St. Johnsbury, Vt., yesterday, and twenty-four degrees below at Saratoga. The Monroe Eckstein brewing company, New York, has made an assignment. ° Mails due in New York have been greatly de- layed by snow storms, By a railroad wreck at Painted Post, N.Y., yesterday, three persons were injured. Henry George 1s in Melbourne. . Mrs. Stokes, colored. fell m an epileptic fi in her home’ in “Denton, Md., yesterday and was burned to death, Gov. McKinney's veto of the oyster bill which was passed by the Virginia legislature is hailed with great joy on the eastern shore, especially among the oyster men. Marc Avni Maz Are the best months in which to purify your blood, for ‘at no other season does the system so much need the aid of « reliable medicine like Hood's Sarsaparilis ss now. During the long, cold winter the biood becomes thin and impure, the body becomes weak and tired, the ‘Appetite may be lost. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is peculiarly adapted to purity and eurich the bivod, to creste a wood appetite and to overcome that tired feeling. It increases in popularity every year, for it is the ideal spring medicine. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA “Every sp-ing for years I have made it s practice to take fro: three to five bottles 0. Hvod’s Sarsaparilla, because I kuow it purities the blood and thoroughly cleanses the systeim of all iupurities. ‘That languid feeling sometimes called ‘spring fever’ will never Visit the system that has been properly eared for vy this | never-failing remedy."—W. H. LAWKENCE, Editor Agricultural Epitomist, Indianapolis, Ind, THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE “Ihave taken three bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla and consider it the best blood medicine I have e taken. It builds me up, mukes me sivep better, e: tue a good appetite and improves my health gener- ally.”~Mus. A. P. LEIGH 1 ON, Portland, Me. N. B.—It you decide to take Hood's Sarsaparilla do ‘not be induced to buy auy other. HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all drusgists. $1: six fo Prepared only by 1, HUOD & CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.» = 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 3 CITY ITEMS. Bad Water is a prolific source of disease and death, Filter your water. We guarantee our Filters to filter Potomac water. aw JW. Borrres & bon, 023 Penn, ave, Bijou Dairy Lunch just opened, 515 9th street northwest. ‘ ms-3t* Over 10,000 Fine Hats, half usual prices, Ameriean Hat Co.'s Spring Styles Fine Lerbies, in large, small and Dunlap shapes, Yc. to $1.50. Best Hat made, $2. 209 Pa, ave., opp. Botanical Gardens. Plain figures, One priee. £26-w, f,edem-8t* Fits, Spasms, St. Vitus Dance, Nervousness and Hysteria are soon cured by Dr. Miies’ Nerv- ine. Free samples at* 4 Epwarp P. Mertz’s, 1014 F st, '—Dr. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment is the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeaing or Itching Piles ever discovered, It | neyer fails to cure old chronic cases of long standing. Wiurziams Mro. Co., Cleveland, Ohio, 25-8, tu, th150t Tested by Time.—For tronchial Affec- tions, Coughs, &c., Brown's Bronchial ‘Troches have proved their efficacy bya test of many years. ice 25e. m4-eo3&k Star Spring Water. Besptogs Star Spring Water for sale in bot- tles and by the glass by all druggists. Sax'L C. Pamer, Agent, ja2s-s, ta, th sot Castoria. When baby was sick we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child she cried for Custoria, When she became Miss she biog. bed Castoria, When she had Children she gave them Custoria. jei6-th,s,tu,1y Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa Does not distress and adds flesh and weight, 2 Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, Difi- dence, Sexual Weeknes Pimples cured by Dr. Miles’ Nervine. Samples free ut 6 Epwanp eRTZ's, 114 F st, A Pin’s Head is at the end of a pin. Dr, Bull's Cough Syrup is at the end of a cough. 6 ik for Hi Be apts Stop mage se The ville. Pa., claim to be heir to property in| that ¢. | would deceive tue v ry el D. C.. SATURDAY, MARCH 8. 1899—TWELVE PAGES. Delicious Food. Cleveland’s Superior Baking Powder is “abso- lutely the best ‘and most desirable baking powder manufactured.” It is unequaled for making deli- cious and wholesome biscuit, cakes, pastry, etc., and has met with unprecedented success wherever in- troduced during the past twenty years. The public have a right to know what they are using as food. Anything that so vitally affects the health of the family as the daily bread we eat should be free from any suspicion of taint, and housewives should demand that manufacturers plainly state all the ingredients of compounds that are used in the preparation of our daily diet. Do not use baking ‘powders whose manufacturers refuse this information. All the ingredients used in Cleveland’s Superior Baking Powder have been for years published on “the label of every can. The purity of the ingredi- ents and the scientific accuracy with which they are compounded account for the uniform results in cooking and the high leavening power as shown by all official tests. For sale by G. G. Cornwell & Son and other high-class Grocers. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. NE*, NATIONAL THEATRI OLN POST, G.A. 0 One Weck Beginning MONDAY, March 10, SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY. LINCOLN POST, No. 3, Department Potomac, G. A. Ry wil hold a FAIR at the LIGHT. INFANTRY ARMORY (Albaugh's Grand OpEEe Hoasey in the cit — of, Washti beginning on ¥, MARCH 3} THE LENTEN ATTRACTION. 890, aud continulne tor twelve days. Raliet Corp Nor Gc" auniiiue, tothe Powe will pare y » G"" jiur. to e Special Engagement of the Famous no rains to make he Fair au at Factive exhibition, de; ¢ je earnest support 0 BERRMANN, Rory the learty patronage of the citizens of Waabe — I, “ty Light Infantry's splendid ball will be hand- a Sipe saa taeda tte aha — v ful and usefndarticles ine HERRMANN. Works of a: “Refreshiuents will be served’ an. excel: eal Keer Lag ray een — a Morne to 's Pres idea’ dance will have the opportunuy. Ips ward, evel Sage hese core iormnnrmcsen ad thine possible willbe done and provided to promote MME, HERRMANN AND ABDUL KHAN. the enjoyment of friends aud patron! . So@reat has and on the post ti —_ . for ordinary and extraord: ~ a A Cert ye fot pressed o their extrem HERRMANN AT THE FIFTH AVENUE. sources have, been, presse emg limit (01 Ps ea ¥eterans outside the Post, or their relatives, as from ita own sick and sufferiue members, have constantly increwsed its responsi ilitien, All contributions, cash, merchandise am other arti- cles, should be sent to Win. F. purchases, n | at Koom 3.1427 F street northwest, Washington, D. ‘Their receipt will by corresponding secretary and they will exe hibited bearing the name and address, of the contribu- tor. Ackuowle ment will also be made in the daily Rewspapers aud In the official bulletin of the fair. LIST OF ARTICLES TO BE VOTED FOR AND HE PRIZES. No. 1.—A Full Dress Uniform for the Most Popular Oilleer of the Natioual Guard No. 2'—A Silver Badge for the Most Active Police i 0 T.—A Gold Badge for the Most Popular Member the Sons of Veterans. ies Sewing Machine for the Most Popular ann was fashioned for a necromaucer, Put hiza lothes you please and ie hag the Mephisto jomething in his lithe, lank body that sugwosta gests the Black Art, and the movements of his loux funers remind & those ferpent charmers who steal down from the jungles of Iudia and spread their cobras out on your carpet. Seen in a dress cout, a8 he was last nightat the Fifth Avenue Theatre, with Solomon's seal o his left hand and a fine CI usumile under his Apollyou mus- tache, he was a rare example of how fascinating wickedness cau be. Soine of the timidest and sowe of the loveliest women in New York were there to. see und welcome him s of them would not walk under a ludder or sit down at a tavle with twelve. Not one of them would make yous present of a knife for fear it ‘would cut friendship, and every mother's daughter of them looks over her right shoulder at the Rew moon ouce # month and covers up her bead w.th the bed clothes wher fliction of Herrmann ‘k. Under the in- 3 y grew absolutely A Gold Badge for the Most Efficient Com- merry, U It ry atidizitaceurs who have irand Aru y of the Republic. preceded him, he divided his bill of fare imto four —A Fisuing Ontht for the Most Expert Angler. parts, which were illust ative of Sieisht of Hand, Opti- Mickel-plated Lantern tor the Most Popu- ca} Ulusivns, Parlor Magic and Black Art: of ‘these Floriue, Child of the Air—Sleixut of Hund aud I 8 hecallsit—were much the cleverest aud is hot necromancer living today | rmaun in manual dexterity. He ct, and burst alter burst of sformatious and transfer- ences, He was ably asst-ted by Herrmann and the Onental F. kir, Abdul Kirn, he former suf fering decapitation belore tie audience, her severed head making mild bat audible appeals for mercy when it was placed ona pedestal, Florine, Child of the Air, ix without douot tie greatest sud traudest illusion ever New Mork sity. The effect of a totaily | Diack stage, ‘used iu the Black Art, as the beautiful | Mme. Herrinann, in her new costume as the oriental ne- | cromaneer, produced starting silusiou,and the human figures appewted to step u, ou the scene out of apace. Mr. Herr aun kept bis audieuce in the best of humor throughont with his coud matured xaldes, and the best 7.—A road Conductor. A . H.—A Unitorm for the Most Highly Esteemed Letter Carrier. No. 9.—An American Silver Watch for the Most En- | terprising Boy, Xo. 10,—A Safety Bicycle for the Most Active Boy, 1.—A Gold Watch for the Favorite Page of the t Congress, Au American Gold Watch for the Most Courteous Street itailroud Couducior. No. 15.—A Gold Watch for the Most Prominent Male Pupil of the Hixh School. No. 14 —A Gold Watch for the Most Attractive Fe- male Pupil of the High Sciaool, may, 19--A Uniforus for the Most Popular Express the newest, applayse greeted his “tr Nv. 16.—A Silver Composing Stick for the Most Ex- pert Compositor, No.1 a Diuner Set for the Most Popular Lady in As Of Lis exploits were warmly appreciated. No. 15.—A Gold Necklace weetest, NYM CRINKLE Baby pine Wonta ee ps ae nN No. 19.— ond Ring for vorite Young EW RES, Lady Ansistant wt tue Fair, - RENT Oe REM aeETS waco Gold-headed Cane for the Ugliest Manin For every tick . For the first time in Washington the Latest and Rownasirip 1 Co, dichets old by ope person One , ne a Greatest Sensation, ‘The Tenth Ticket in every package is also given to FLORINE, Child of the Air, a each person seiline & package. A Full Dinner Set to the Lady selling the largest FLORINE, Child of the ait. SDiatioud Tuage OF the second Inte nae com H MICAREME, a, a NEW DLACK ART, Mine, Hermann a the Oventa MASQUERADE CHARITY BALL . io Dewiven by en UNION FRATILSELLE "bE LANGUE FRAN- ‘Tho Astounding Spectacular Iusion, AUS ft hdel's Muoc Bal Handsome prize to the pretuest costumed ded by votes of ali ntiemen t resent. ny CREMATION. wa hibited und tickets for sale at Droop s Music Store, 925 Pa et G2. Lady's a0. mb-Ot . ave. Gentleman's teket @2. Ls FREMAREABLE MarINEL PORFORMANCE IN AID OF THE ACTORS’ FUND OF AMEBIOA, To be given at ALBAUGH’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, WASH'N, MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1890, Commencing at 1 p.m. precisely. Herrmann in Two Acts of Matchless Megic. New, Novel, Bright and Merry Features. TONIGHT! TONIGHT! GUS HILL'S WORLD OF NOVELTIES. Week Commencing Monday, March 10, Mr. A. M. Paimer leave to announce that through the courtesy and liberality of the Peunsyl- Yanis Kuitroad Con:pany’ hie has beet eubled to ar ° THE Tauge. conjuiutly with Mr.J. W. Albaagh, proprietor | of tue Grand Opera House, Wasliingtou, to’ prevent at HOH (00, © WW A RRR. DDD, | Mat heater a spocial uiternoou pestormauce of the HOH © O WWWW AA RR DD | popularthree-act farce cumedy, HoH 0? W''w 24k EOE Doo AUNT JACK, ‘With the Same Cast of Characters as will A) atthe Madison Square ‘Theater New BIG BUALEFQUE COMPANY, York, on the evening of that day, The 85,000 Production, Mr. Palmer's Company, Consistifg of THE PALACE OF LACE. Mrs, Agnes Booth, Mr. J. H. Stoddart, ie pane ‘ — Mr. aredeuic ROUns0D, % . be Mle Holland, ‘The $3,000 Sensation, Me kdward Vell ¥ fous Masse. LIVING WORKS OF ART, Mr. Bo Sitiiwarde itr Es amon ND THE ENTIRE JURY, Introducing Twenty of the Shapeliest Girls sails wrciea ‘ill ke N ke Monday morning, March 10, on the face of the earth. wT SO on a rial traiu, furnished is. fhe Actors! Living Models in Classte Groupings. Company, Lhis train tp intended to be ran to Woes mnvle stop and to make ex} ress Keturuing, the comp ny will leave wasting. Taaihe Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saterday. m — ton — tsteny, at Pees about 3 Us cam m., und reaca New Yor! o'clvel PRS BUR mane re ‘ats on hom i at ise wh ik Store, 53 15th st., vi] 2 day Morning at o'clock, SRDSEE DEY, MRSC sy 2e80: served seats 31, $1.50 and $2. mé-eo3t AMUSEMENTS. et ‘The Celebrated Young Piano Virtuoso ‘Of New York city, will gives PIANO RECITAL at the UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, SOa, Reserved seat sale at Wm. Knabe & Co,, Metzerott & Co. 1110 Cap. sts ne, ‘Week commencing Monday, March 3 MISS FLOKENCE BINDLEY, Assisted by, ‘Mrs. EMMA FRANK'S capable company, presenting the Great Sensational Comedy Drama, “Doi Or, The Awenger’s Oath. Nest Week—DaN. SULLY'S CORNER GROCERY. ae. 115-eolm ylvania avenue and 11th street Monuay, March 3 and during the week, DOW KSTAD. 4s, CARNIVAL OF FCN. Matinees Monday, Weduesd: at nicht, 10, 20, Rees 10. 20 sud 30 cents. ESMEKISM—HYPNOTISM—LAST WEEK. Mlustrations by PROF. CARPENTER Every ‘Night This Week at HALL. ADMIssION, 25 AND 50c, escruction given and patients treated at Wil- 5 m Friday and Satarday. BU and 50 ceuts, Mau- msde lad lard’s hotel. Ee | HE CYCLERIES. 1406 N.Y. AVE. WILT GUA ‘antee to ‘Leach Kou to lide the Paycho Satety Bi- eyele for $1. Ladies #1. Open nights. eat ies Special hours for LADL nx school in U.S. __STAGE EXCURSIO (T° ABLINGTON—FAST STAG i LINE AT 2:30 mu, Fare 50c. rou ve throust princi streole, Ube. “boluicre’ HomeanagrousdnGue, Coes — red. Leaves the WEESIEK, O13 1sth st nw. LECTURES. EAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATED LECTURE, VER- mount Avenue Ch: Church, MONDAY, rch 10, 7:30 p.m. Part i. Scieutie iemperance Instruction in an attractive form, Pact Il. Iravels ‘Through Bible Lanus. A on tres. A silver col- to detyay expenses, at CORGEPGATIONAL "CHURCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 1z, Lecture by WM. BLAIKL author of “How to Grow strung.” Subject: Phy sic Culture, Admission 25c. mb. Les mesic BALL. “THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY Announces Two Illustrated Lectures by MISS AMELIA B. EDWARDS, Ph.D., LL.D., LELD., ‘The Eminent Traveler and Exyptologist, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 14, at 8 o'clock, “THR EXPLORER IN EGYPT.” SATUBDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 15, at 2 o'clock, * “BURIED CITIES OF ANCIENT EGYPT.” Tickets for sale st Droop’s Music Store, 925 Pa. ave., commencing at 9 a.m, Tuesday, March 11, Prices for the Evening Lecture. QEASHORE HOUSE.—TO LET ABLY for the summer a Very Desirable New Furnished Cottage of 11 roows, with bath, beauti1uliy situated at bead of Frenchman's Bay, Harbor, Me. j, Sullivan, opposite _Adaress P.O. Box 3422, Boston. PPoN WALL areas i Ny ROBERT 3, PEACOCK, Chief Clerk. LEEDS & LIPPINCUT 1 - 18-4 See HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ry L Tt Ye. Buh improved :new sun parlors: hot sca water baths Acconiuodations and appointwents first class, AKSIVE'S, A Home by the Ses, in a salubrious summer and win Nutfition and alled disorders; also for those uot in the house; elevator, e m6-26t CHAKLES EVANS. Pervices the best, | Acconu late OU. Willopen May WM. 2 715 PACIFIC AVE, ter ciimaté, for the care and treatment of lad.esor gen heediux inedical care. Quiet, elect. : uke 1 Gt HE LYHMAS, ATLANTIO CITY, B. NHfi: ARLINGTON, OCEAN GROVE, N.J. DOLBEY. Prop. tuld-us ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Henen suffering trom Nerve sire, veranecments of Prospectus on applicativa, ° OCEAN eunsylvabia ave. ; enlarced, improved, aid eud of ted by bot weer. Open all the sur. TAU btumialeote FW. peqaan. NEW WINTER RESORT, THE PRINCESS ANNE, VIMGINIA Beas H, VA, ,_ Secoud. eaxon. . On the Atlantic Oceait, 15 1 les east of Norfolk. Ac- cessible by Norrolk aud \irginia Beuch Kailroad, which connects at Noiiolk with uli lines of travel Hotel aud SPLOIUUNEUIS UBsUTpassed, Address _il-sawltt S. 1, CRI si NDEN, Manager. CAPE MAY OTEL LAFAYETTE, J. Accommodates 00 guests. Open all the year. Gusuibus and cea water iree Laths free to uests, The fiuest suuuuer and winter resurt on the coast. House within nity feet of the surf, w3-6m JAMES & STEFFNEK, Proprietors, MHE RENOVO, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. ih, Egumenere Avenue near the Beach.” Thoroushly ea mhl-3m Ww W. E. CHEESEMAN-_ AVEKLY, ATLANTIC CITY.—ELEGANT LOCA- lion, thorunruly Leated 10r’ sprii ‘. Hot goa water tpt ou vach door; eu parlors. Will re- mnain open eutire year. Mrs.J. L BRYANT. C. M, EDELES, dub'gr. 15-310, ty BE DESSIS, ATLANTIC CIT) N37 Oces.. end of “sichikan ave. ; open ali the year. All tuvdern coavemences. 110-61, :PH H. BORTO! prietor pu CHALFONTE, ATLANTIC Cr’ Ui ‘Un the be. ch, North Carvlins sve, obstructed dcean view. Salt water bathe im the house. Elevator. Now open. 18-6m E. ROBERTS & SONS. PESNHUNST, ATLANTIC Cri y, Micluguu avenue near the ccean! steam beat, ectric belis and other modern tmprovenientsrecen iuiveduced, JAMio wuuDd. Poi MONEY ‘TO LUAN. E HAVE $3,000 THAT WE WOULD LIKE TO Loan on Keal Estate security by Weauesday, J. ¥. CULLINANE & CU. GUY F st. now, 000-1N SUMS vod Real betate & GALSBY 1p F st. new. my TO LOAN IN SUMS To SUIT $100,000 ‘oD 4euk >tocks, Bonds sua Other cuuateral securi y. Moncy"in hud. Apply wo CHAS. C, DUNCAASON, m7-6t wth aud L sts, uw, REPRESENT A PENNSYLVANIA SYNDICATE, Who authorize use to place .ibe.a. losun at low rates W. Marcu 12, 1590. ipo LOAN IMMEDIATELY to sult, from $1,000 upwa.d, ou oo ACKLE mu upon Uity Keat asiate aid to purchase property ate banca,” Louns vt irom 200 to sou, ade with- our dey. E. 4. Sci slat, 15-100 222 ‘opp ‘rinity church, Mi Sak¥ 70 L0AN— 21700, 200, $4,500 and Other Sums on Tuproved ‘City keal Estate at 6 Ver Ceut; can arr uge tor 5 per cent ioaus, Gb. F, GRAHAM, 1519 F st. mi-lin BULLETIN OF sal see 3 = idee Fst NW. ROT > North side ot {sto iranie ave by ty Satory end. Bonesrent tO tae 3 ? 2567), fromt abd ontaining ¥-OGk square Ggand b orth 62 axcot wi 302 New S-story Hi nn. @ rooms, bath, bell aad conta alley Tear, reuted 6: @20 per monin. St nw. bear 10:h: the most ih yard and Frice ¢3,000 “houses; 40 1, sbuin good onder will be old! indow Brick. north ac bist, side *.6 bath aud con © ment etniete be "Grail of Bish oo prt 3 si.; rente for @19.59 per month. <30 1540 Beh Price $2,800, oS —Kieant New House nw. with all impa; 10 bd ‘bath; large bails, cential st-irway ‘fm bataral oak: rooius ‘beautifully fur wainecoted 1 Bret apd second and terms. by Three-story and sdeied and “elegantly ‘tenant oF —Un istst. nw. near H. Bey-window Brick: 11 beth. south side windows on 1ttoot alley: fret fountain im shing to close vd terms, wear 14th st. : will well all for y ree-story $20.50 per ty aud Basement Brick of 14 Toomson H st near 10th nw. . 1m excelleut comdition ‘aud weil rented. . 362.—D ©. Just south of Maryland ave; New i bath. ceptral sta rwas: closet, ‘won! $3.00 120. hile Gat near Navy devt.. m and Basement rick: well finished and’ handsomely bapered. rice 8.000. S+.—M st. uw. hear 12th: 10 rooms and basement; elggant lot and premises in fine order. 4 —Six-room ky Clevelaud ave, now.: well rented terms. Prive $1,750. Bounda bet - Ba. New Hampshire ‘o-story Bricks, with 6 rooms, concreted cellar, pearls new Fental record in this office. “now occupied at $1830 iy for 8-050 Weck coucreted. a Neat Little 5-room ts ES od parca in froui ateepe teates tos ‘sod porch iu trout alweye teated 108 Gi8d per year. Price $2,000. only 6700 cake Excellent Busi- eth Apply for Price and terns. 305.—Ou 7th st. pear Patent office, Store and Dwells ing under good reutal, Price #18, 000. —Business ; corner. 7 rooms, store and concreted ceilar; near Mass, ave ad stanton park: docation aid ry rented to prompt tenan' ~79.—On 14th st. n.w, near “The Portland,” fine Lot with excellent Frame House of 10 rooms; will be soid at a bargain, 300.—Piece «{ Business on 9th st. Fessdence corner store, always rented, aud adjoin. ge, AUply at lice tor tering. on see ‘So! Tueuers Property wear cor. and FOR BUILDERS. 366—Twelve Lots on M ne. near 28 STATS Low on Maan ave. ne. near 2 at otto Sa Lots, .w, cor. Mand N.Cap. sta, $1,600 a eB a Rise Lots, we. cor. N.¥. ave. and N. Cap. at. (97.— itty Lots on terraced grotnd, me, between two {pe squares, Bc. per foot. 21G.—Near war depariuen, 25,000 sq. ft of Froud ou Bw comer, subdivides uicely, "Esc. per We olier the cheapest LoTs. 58—On 2ist st. near P, lot 46x80 to al. 200.—16:b Stil of rojasad Circle, scdiiome SMIsXHO WO 1U-i0ct alle, ; fine Bew ouse with party w i be sold for. 186.—S st., north side, y. Ibis lot overlouks NH ave. very desirable “buil ‘ery irabie Buil tw, @ prices that wall admit Sxccuiation, Inguire for particulars at ice. 568 and 151.—Three Beautiful Builaing Lota on Zist wt near 4) exch 22 teet tront by epi of ouly 81 feet to 10-foot aliey. nd is desirable for building oF m, 5 rn Pod ty ghd or Ge ye " Tate location for six houses... 40) 720.—We cfier ior sale the cornet ot New fork = ave., N aud North Sts. DAVE . ote, at averaxe cost of 21,170 each: thisis an opportunity for builders. 1835.—North side > st. near Ne ave. 195.—M st. n. = 16 percent below the joteif taken uumediat 180,—North side ‘Ma-n-enuse! aud 15th ste. jo te. Building eur G, strect ved with any It, aud all facilities for bui.dine at hand. Exemim this property for investment... oY ¥ ning abuve, xO to alley, with ali the afyronaid isnprove- ments, $c. per foot will grade to vroper ferrece; O0e. per foot tor all oF £900 per lot. lot th two street fronts: OWLY a. ne on square, Dorth U.S. Capitol grounds, op Delaware ius Cay itol buriding, e ra aud = oe ‘site ae, foal 25 tote near arsiand averse. each Two attesctive ots in cluding two corners.. Brook! barvain. 218.—West bud Jots forsale 2 each west, 2 lots, sa 18x65, in Rockville, Mav; 10 choice iu this beautiful subdivis- cash. £5 jer m0. Diuck % Janome Park, must be sold ver square 10 t, atol st. near M a, 20: jon: Lots 14 8ud'1b, Tea North reared St., cor. of Hanover ‘from New York ave. cars. lee sdjou.inue lt 153100 722,—Coruer ot 12 sq. 535, opp, Keridall Green, axb0., It eld lnutuediatels ‘ve. 201.—M = near N. Cap, sue alle; only. 5 210.—Several corner Lots in’ sq." 853; oiposite ” Beuvall creen, at Oe. to Tbe" pat toot Very desirabie. 20 Lots in Patterson st. near North Capitol, cach 2 together or singly per. % 197.—We offer a besucifi juare convaniug ever 50 lot. from 40 to feet deep; two squares frum the Caps grounds. all on grade aud solid groung; Steuben st, bear public sdival, 506x150. Biswares st, 100x } 50 7th st. extended, O01 30. Zeb At extended, LuoaLod J PERSONAL. Jj IGH-STANDING CHIISTIAN COUPLE WANT Hiekant OF Cuuld (own child died); com. vensation for benef wanted; ven. For particulars address wr: BOM £S ane ry GRAND AMERICAN COMPOSERS’ CONCERT. Full Orchestra of 65 Under ths Direction of MR. FRANK VAN DER STUCKEN of New York. cox HALL. Coming to Washington by special arrangement with Mr. J. M. HILL, A RREEE t a yen BBR GL y bg Works of te following composers will be presented: | 85 Fe bE oL fite Pet ¥ ee a arta Blane, a N RNMerCuutuL kes BBE My vi k. F, Geo wes, — Pia Wan det an acken, THE FAMOUS GLOBE GIRDLER. : jar Gordon, kG. Gleaon, George 2. Whiting. eee Set le SOLOISTS TO BE ANNOUNCED, SSS EAR OOR AED EVER £1, 750. Lo'clock and 8 o'cloclp.m. Adujfision, $1: Gallery, 50c. te Miss Bly will talk of her wonderfal trip Tickets at Ellis' Music Store March 17. ite peove prees Geter imo 0 cents includ. - EW NA [ONAL THEATKE. THIS WEEK. Fedrytig Mahe rag fee toe : SUL Aree Seats for sale at Dioop's mus eb Pa THs GAYURDAY) EVENING Last Tiseae Demunng Thursday morning, March 6, at Y o'clock, ufe gts MM RR. Paware Exanarty. gi E = ART SOON EXTRA ae R To collectors of small but high N El s fh EL BRE BEF its apices rip! Pun ue abies Beta 5 B AAA ORR NRE E ms F, L. MONTAGUE, ee WILLARD'S HOTEL, ‘be in Ws nm it a Ru tcey Lees | REE Rape ww ww Sane K from #500 uy, {d-Ot) MARCH, V8G0, 5 ww oo HEE Sex | ince mosto mane, March 10—The Great HERRMANN, WEDNE~DAY, MARCH 12, CHORAL SOCIETY, For the first time in America, LORD ULLIN's DAUGHTER, By Hamish MacCuun, And 6 miscellancous program. Boloists—MISS MAUD POWELL, Violinist; Aue H's GRAND OPERA HOUSE. TONIGHT AT 8. ‘The Last Per STUART MK. rRED ELLIUTT, ‘Tenor, of New ¥ a ae ss (09, ay oh ‘ork, 33 S385 : 4 MISS MARY HOWE, “ys eh Beg! iy ia Ridecveh eee S1:b0 est GF semaine and 5u Gaiconnunen use mihi: ie rickets sale at Mewserotvs, 8120 woe ‘Bronson Howard's wTeatest success, called ‘THE HENRIETTA: Tyne lead Late, ae: + 4M. ROBSON AS BERTIE, THE LAMB, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, AT 8 Pt, EXT WEEK SECOND x MLLE. RHEA 7a” EMPRESS OF only harmless mended by | SALE OF SEATS NOW OPEN. ms, JOSEF KASPAR, CONDUCTOR. physicians, At druggists’, $5e._ 22-8, tu,th GES rt ewmwa, sancer 15, 1000, perme tveaduentoadt pony Nr comp — Buy a Machine With a Reputation! | 4+ Universalist Church, cor. 15th and L. Benefit of ADMISSION, 50 CENTS. Examine our New High Arm No. 9nd notico Unity Presbyterian ‘Tickets at Metzerott’s and at the uoor. wl-7t how its rotary motion, cut and poaitive-e00- |. sraieaun Mice 2 ieee Jpolows woxpenrce maueme MacRED cremate meskines” ‘Omics, 437 Tih mw, at es eS j ON EXHIBITION aT dia Waerrer & Witsox M’r’o. Co, t . SS ekiae das wea ‘a4 | _Zistote forsale at Metzerots and atdoor, 27-74 GEORGE W. DRIVERS, the Domestic Sewing Machine Office, 7 & H.m3-6 1 Searels For ‘Quick Fire ONEY 10 LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT,ATS AND AMG per cent, on U, C. real entate security. BANK i. AWLISGS, Lous Pa, ave, (the Arlington Pire lus, Co.'s utbees NEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS oon approved real. estate security at Sand 6 per £24 a vu) S.w. cor, ith snd F sta nw. \O YOU WANT MONEY?—@10 TO $100 TO LOAN D at Low luterest ou Furuiture, Pianos, Horses, cf Household Goods of otuer property: priucipai aud interest payable iu weekly or monthiy ments: Lo removal ot xoods trou Tesi 3: BO pubbey. Box ves, Star office. 112-Lin* EAL ESTATE INViSTMENT—SAFE AS U.S Five: te le quarterly. Insums of $1,000. Seperate Be VOU voy On Real Estate, Est 1f11)__ THOS. E WAGGAMAN. EY 3O LOAN Da" Ys! Sci Pnow e500 UPWARD, AT 6 Aw 6 FER CENT, oN BEAL ESTATE 1N THIS DISTRICT. ~ . R. 0. HOLTZMAN, Corner 10th and F sts. nw, })f ONEX TO LOAN Is SUMS TO SUIT, SECURED Mer Ditser kal dtste acaba pO 3-110 9:0 Fst. n NEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER C.NT ON AP- Meet oe ee re Sic heise Sint 1307 Fat thw, W £ HAVE MONEY TO LOAN AT ALL TiMES eecurtty ts goods Dv ellom 20 LOAN AT LOWEST KAJES On» AP- Morr. ‘Kea: kstate Security. a Ty iy. Also, : Ee no ia He tioarate, Feyaees 0am pA 8100 000. eat aR ite pean igen mnarlraaistae PARKER, 1418 Ft LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT. ba : ee eee Sauikere, Gan 10 LOAN EN SOME TO SUIT ON REAL Da ELINA Se a Fecnw. ee ap Apply to of, a nut a i - Maree ee epee ASE pom ere LUE, BLACK AND BKUWN CHEVIOT Bie order ouly $13; coler and quality euaran' euiug Dress Bults to order aiik oF B WeYPOuTH & 5u! Bi? Ri Pace stadaltimete, IVIL SEKVICE EX\MINATION QUESTIONS c SWELL NN, A.M., Tey Tnatitute, and Anewe TSN neam baud Rst.nw. UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCE bours. MW. Mauager, 9-0 F st a my4-lim* GOODRICH, LAWYER, 124 DEARBORN ST. A.% ; 25 yeurs’ successful practice; advices free; Pe pemiicity. ‘Special faciltew in many statce _sel e-1y (ow 18 Iu TIME. WE w — ow call st JUbiH’s OLD STAND, = PROPOSALS. EPARTMENT OF INTeRI De Car kee raha aA with: pS structions, i departme: ‘here sample box may be WP NOBLE Secretary. BICYCLES. Pens D ee NEETA, becessar) et o™ {21-Im*