Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1891, Page 16

16 THE EVENING STAR: LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL FIGHT A. M. For the of Colmbi Virginia, threatening weather erly wi stationary temperature weather and rein Sunday. ‘onnection, 15: 5 reser 2: conditio: atiuent gate | house, 11: condition at efliuent gate house. 12. High tide in iver, 642 p.m. Low tide in the river, 12: A STENOGRAPHERS’ CLUB. Steps Being Taken to Organize One in Wash- ington—Advantoges to Shorthand Writers. “It isan odd fret,” said a well-known ste- nographer toa Szar reporter, “that in the city of Washington such a thing as. stenographers’ club should be unknown. There is hardly a y in this country that can boast of half i population but what supports flourishing as- sociation of shorthend writers, It takes three to satisfy New York, while Brooklyn, Boston and Philadelphia each has two. What makes it espe- cially remarkable is that Washington, of all ces, contains the material from which an stenographers’ club could be formed. at why the writers of this “If for | and San Francisco, why not for Wash- If the fire-alarm box was deemed ¥ tO public safety the auxilia ther inventive ht eat improv immed: hen its importance ix once great traveling pablic will inquire before regis tering at any hotel: “Have y« plete tire mnection?” Efieet will follow its keeper will ilable. | | this city several slesorvedly pop- ular hotels—always well filled—that were built » old idea of availability and show, with no sufeguards against fire. cidents will happen so long as guests and servants are only bi Let the wise host “think on these * before luis quests demand it. Orrict Kettoce Bui Gy 1416 F street. | M. O'Bayox, the sign writer, bas re- | orthwest. i rs and every kind of pamphlet ve & Wartack, 107 Est n.w. | ress goods and under- and Ball's corsets, Sie. cab Dr. Broparan's. sses, $5. Uxsernen’s, 453 Powzasct ope Pa. ave. Srarsep Giass Sumsritore. 1223 New York aye. Never, Pezsona in need of furniture, carpets and oil cloths sboald call at S. il, Moore & Co. and | tone of our handsome walnut m: sideboards for # few more left. Brussels S.B. Moone & Ci Pa. ave. s. ae ‘Laptes’ (er Watches at cost. 1205 Pst Tur Woovuost Fi.ats, nd Towa circle. The present p ms to be out for the safety ~ | lady stem. est Sucre Dressixe makes voots perfectly waterpr them at the time giving | ared only by good he and ui & the constitutic + provide by hiv ye Celery, Leet a J inviger ad using diva, the wat | sistas Buus, 7th and E. Tnovsrms ms Try Berkel Mw should be in | exe | 7 7th Brack for ex Gest gold and silver watcnes at cost. ru Wate Parga, Buos., 7th and E. m whiskies of 1766, cent to = c axven, 09 ith 1873 ard In7!, the eh which I m: ‘ street ate. corn. &c.. good flour, beans and CLE. MeCor. 1938 7th st. new. niactare r chart, 50e. a pint. W. M. Suesren & Sons are taki cent for cash. 10 per Carawns Wise 7 . northwest. Svrrs marked dow Ei th and E. Frssrit's Ter Cneaxt is better than ever before wart for dinner at 1427 New York a Baxery Cop Liver Ox. axp Macr arrests cough. increases tlesl life ‘Thousands eusiorse it, Sold by ¢ Pens Care's Foor Jexiy h every day. T. Jan tert Tar Exrime € 81-035 & t CLeanrxe Worxs, Telephone 425-2 ., 432 Sth st. 3 ‘st off for cash. W. M. SausTar @ Soxs, 29 Pa. ave. 3 Quant or #1 Wrusky f iquart of €1 Jari 1 quare of Catawb: Cuacces Kiaesen, 737 Tth st mw | Ovexcoats mx owt to £9.90. EMAN Baus. and E CiTY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Krnwax’s.—Hyde Wastrxerox L. L Hacn. —“The Jalrmarkt.” Wittamp Hatt.—Yank Hoe and Omene in Star Company. Novioxan Tivexs’ Wars.—Garfield Hospital Bazaor and Greed Concert. ae CONDENSED LOCALS, ‘The Baharim Lyceam celebrated their third iv the roridence of Rev. et southwest, with a ieycle reported as stolen from W. W. Townsend wes, it aas been discovered, taken by mistake, and was returued to its ownier the same Atthe regular meeting last evening National Geograpie Society at the hall Cosmos Club, Prof. Cleveland Abbe Foner spon © craien from New York to # | ing to city have not organized themvelves into a club, as the bencfits to be derived rous end of the mout for clube, x of all persons, the pher should be in the very van of the There certainly never was a time in the antry when our people Wore more alive to the many advantages which could be secured throagh organizau know of uo class who would reapa greater benefit thereby than the stenographers. ‘The first and most direct guin would ve ‘om ihe association of members ong writers of their own and other sywtems. is changing, xad many ve been suggested since [sua publisked his work on phonography i and all of these changes Lave not rated in the text books representing the ditfer- ent systema, One of the most popular features connected with the Stenographers’ Association his the model institution of Jin the United Statee) is what is called their ‘practice class.” A good reader is se- lected to rend every evening for an hour, and those who wish to avail theumelves of this op- vractieo provide themselves with i peneil and maks a verbatim report of all thas is read during the © For the be:.efit also of thuse who are anxiou to incvease thar speed muck tris and debates aweng the memLera, which fur- y beat kind of practice, besides affording @ vest amuuut of meriment for the SOCIAL FEATURES, “Taken asa body, I venture to say there can be found no bri Inge of young menand ladies than is to be found umong graphers. In the first place, to be a tirat- shorthand writer presupposes svme- above the average intelligence: and hing the work. if properly done, tends to brighten | the wits and broad vulture. A stenogra- Velub. taken altogether. is a delightful in every respect, oulit count on having « thoroushly enj such an organ aembership, should be ‘omposed of both Indies and_gentle- lly divided a# possible. Association of New York members, over ninety of ot the important 5 eu adopted by that as- tion were suggcaied by the young Is e being taken looking to the speedy sucha eiub ia thiseity. The whers have shown « special in- in the movement. A canvass is being by a number of connected with and from _ pre ave signitic hs were than orgs tere ents, writers DISTRICT GOVE BIDe OVENED. Bids hare been opened for the improve- ment of Lind Le Droit Park. ‘here e bidder, the Barber Avplalt Paving and I} ble time. | AMUSEMENTS. Avzavor’s—Mr. Ricnanp Manariztp.—We aro to have next week again at Albaugh’s that Mnuateld Eas’ bo. clevpetyprosentedy end ss ansfic to. cleverly an tle role of which he has assamed so admirabl nd completely as to be unconsciously Mr. Brummell” by those who meet him. It is hardly necessary to confment upon a per- formance such as this is and will be and ite suc- | com wherever presented amply excuses any lengtay detail of anticipatory compliment and a ‘The actor is known, the story is known, the play is known and with’ such a herald in advance whut more could be asked or said? the “Bean” will be presented Monday, Tues- day, Wednesday a y evenings and Sat- urdxy matinee. On Wednesday afternoon Mr. Mar will make a special matineo of “Prince Karl,” the brightest and mort inter- esting of his plays and one best bringing out his remarkable versality.. Thursday evenin; Mansticid became icing Ny) an actor, = be given. Saturday night t! me perform- neo of “Dr. Jekyll and. Mt Tyde™ which j alwayy fills the house, will be put on. Tux Sroppaup Leer —An event of | next week among the public entertainments | will be the opening of the Stoddard lecture season at Music il, ‘The advance sale has been so great that crowded houses are alread: aewaredt for the whole time. of Mr. Stoddard’ stay. He will open his courses on Monday even- ing with the lecture on “Vienna,” which will be repeated on Tuesday evening. Wednesday and Thursday evenings the ject will be |-Pa ‘Reign of Terror.” Friday even- ing the lecture on “Sweden” will be given, to | be repeated on the following Monday evening. So muny people have already expressed their dinappointment at their failure to procure good ats, or indeed any seats at all, that the man- ment has decided to give two extra opportu- ius to hear Me. Stoddard’s alrendy famous account of “The Passion Play.” The first of extra lectures will take placo as a matinee lay afternoon néxt, February 1!, aud request Mr. Stoddard will give this so on Sunday evening, February 15. le le never to e ings Mr. Stoddard a » exception in this case because the na- re of the subject and his appreciative and reverent treatnient of the play and its actors muke this lecture ciainently appropriate for Banday ng. xp Bazaar. ind combination ir and bazaar. nuder the auspices of the Knights of Pythias of Washington, will be given at their new temporary hull, 1012-14 9th street ¢ Monday, the 9th, | nial pe Tahrmathkt, which bas been ction at Was n Light rek, will contin anrry.”"—“Hilarit, the numovons first-class attractions that Harris, Britton & De superior facilities, enabled to piese popular prices. The clever German comedian, Charles A. Loder, rs in the principal role in the piece,whose ins it purpose. ‘The most has been bestowed on the pro- The seenery aud the nally fine. Itabounds original special ex, Pretty girls wi bright song and d: abundane anent. jilarity” promises to need and a big week's he predicted for it. PANAN'S—Fax Foster's Garza Co.—Next week at kernan’s the lovers of thé*beautifal in nature and art, likewise in female lovelinces, Wiii have « rich feast in the engagement of Fay Fostez's Gaiety Company, i many benuties, the ‘ai preity ill be presented tical skit, “Our Pleasure Party, ducing musical geris_and terpsichor followed by the satirical ts northwest, and y has been awerded eight of the pub- in the city are now pro- ster as been appointed to take coastruction of et between Yew Council Instituted. tion Council, ituted Thursday night at Denison Hall by re were elected: Ir. P . Sammel Moore; V. cording secretary, W: Whitten: trustee, ei eld. jr.; trustes, twelve months, H. trustee, six months, W. 8. Marke: A., Geo. E. Howard: rep. to years, Wm. L. Boyden; one - D.'Sehe F. Barnard; ‘The Columbia Turnverein. ‘The Columbia Turnverein elected the follow- n district of the Americen Turner- ard for the ensuing year: Geo. W. Spier, secretary; H. H. ®. Abel and Jno. Behiing, next ma al convention of the erbund will be held in this city poerd will form the conimittee ts. ee An Address by Mrs. Morga: Mrs. Mozgen, wife of the commissioner of Indian affairs.addressed the ladies of the Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Metro- politan Presbyterian Church on Capitol Hill at its regular mecting Thursday afternoon. She gave an entertaming account of her visit with the commissioner to the mission and gov- erament schools among the Indians, soa herein Death of Mrs, Ellen Ball. News has been received here of the death at Florence, January 26,of Mrs. Ellen Ball, wife of ‘Thos. Ball, the sculptor. The burial took place in the English cemetery January 29. Mrs. Ball was well known to many in Washington who had enjoyed her hospitality while abroad. Mr. Ball was the sculptor of the Lincoln statue in Lincoln Park. Special Prizes for Dogs. The following special prizes have already been received from prominent business firms for the dog show of the Washington Kennel Club at the Riding Academy on P street on the 1ith, 18th, 19th and 20th of next month: From W. B. Moses & Sons, a St. Bernard basket kennel, value $20; from P. P. May & Co., atine steel carving set, value #15; from J. Maury Dove, =5 in cash for the best’ English setter, open clue: from A. W. Fairfax, $5 in cash for the best pointer, open class; from R. L. Magruder, druggist, €5 in ‘cash for the best colle dogs puppy class; from Fastman & Bro. Philadeip) 1 one set bottles of perfume value ¥10; from Turf, Fiedd and Farm, New York, two subscriptions, one year each: from Forest aul Stream, New York, two subserip- am, one yeareach; from Fanciers’ Journal, Vhiladelphia, Pa. “three subscriptions, orc year each; Spratts’ patent (America) limited, one elegant mahogany case of medicine and instruments, value £25. wc SSE Wasnrxerox, donations to the Rechabite fair of Alexandria, Va.: Woodward & Lothro} #5: W. Mayse, $1; 5 sake ae ; W. DB. Moses % fon, wp- holstered rocker: A. P. MeElroy, framed” pic- ture: Pred Schinith, merehandise; Job Harris, one hat P. Mertz, toilet articles; Chas. Bourn, fancy goods; F. P. May, & Co.,’ coffee mill: J. K. Mahony, two framed pictures; W. tz, one satin Lechabite iia; 8. H. Moore & Co., willow rocker; A.J. Stanford & Bro., AM. Babson, fancy ‘New, York tion Store, ‘toilet articles; E. Sargent, Wistoravansis Saonrmayp Ciasses.—Prim- ary, Taewiay and Friday evenings, 6:0; ad- vanced, Mouday and Thursday evenings, 6:30. new primary class commences ‘Tuesiay, Peb- rnary 10. ‘Morning and afternoon classes will be formed when twelve pupils for same.—Advt. rar Sept fea ‘Tus Fiscure Praxo. Send for ERs & Sraraan, 94 F st. n.w.— containing three hundred references: a” October 16, 1989, to May 23, Kev. Mz. Chatelaine, a Swixe taissionary ae to. the of L330 “A Parisian Romance,” the play in which Mr. | WASHINGTON, D.C. CITY ITEMS. A Mysterious Gift. Something that confounds the best left to wonder. Consultation, examination, advice and treatment for one month LECTURES. ECTURES OX ANTHROPOL por. hahaa course of four Ulwstrated con Art an! ‘prehistoric Times wil We delivered by FINANCIAL. _ FPP BUILbIgG AND LOAN ASSOCIA TION, Ofhew #1 Avis 5 ane ss mee Coxcenr. ‘To be given in the National Rifics’ Hall SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 7, AtSolclock preciety. tm sid of the Gardeld Meinorial PROGRAM. oS Arebitecturs in PROF. THOMAS WILSON, the NATION, e Ine AI. MUSEUM.on the followine dates: brated at SO si Saturday sitcrnoon: Prtvuary fats} ae ae Sao Pa @ & Saturday afterance’ aa Id orciock “acon each ohare 8) Brennan fear Ninuhssfox rites? world-wide popularit of their wonderfal ‘magnetic power. the Dns. Paxxon will for 0 give to all ‘ . = ‘per cont paid ch sbechat depots entirely free. ite datos one [Pons Wtsic wat ~~ - STODDARD feo hem et Rndrew Walt Memnrey. For tho purpose of extending their, slreedy 8 ey Songs: (g) Thowaet Mine A THE STODDARD LECTURES, Aifrastees, Annecicon Booty aoa Or Atssorr’s Ixpia Patz ALE, ‘NEW AND FASCINATING TRAVELS. Brewed and bottled in E: THRILLING NISTORY. THE PASSION PLAY. All with PERFECTLY MAGNIFICENT ILLUSTRATIONS. TWO COURSES—EXACTLY ALIKE, VIZ: COURSE A—Evenings of Feb. @ 12, 23, 17, 19, COURSE B—Lvealuis of Feb. Toe hes faba, Subjects, TRE PAR THE KEK QUEEN LAND OF THI HON PLAY "Frat T. Biltto! Deponitory: Central Nitin! Hank JHO™* BeHLDINe assoctatio: FIGHTH 1880) Office of the land by the re- ‘Sons’, Ltd., can Joux H. Maom 1417 New York ave. sai 1182 Conny ave, fS1-sktu,tt 10 Per Cent Discount on Laces, Embroid- erles and Hosiery. Reretr: & Co. | JeS1-13t Salvation Ol: is a certain cure for head- acho, toothache, earache, &c. Only 26e. 6 Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa. Furubies nuttinant tots igestion. one month, those whocall upon them within the next thirty days such examination, advice and treatment as may be indicated in each individual case en- tirely Free or cmanoe, thus giving to all suf- ferers from all forms of chronic diseases per- sonal attention and thereby all the advantages of magnotism and magnetized remedies. Drs, French have closed the free public healings at G. A. I. Hall, where thonsanis came to witness the wonderful cures performed there ev morning for five weeks. They spent mucl money there to heal the poor, free. and now is ‘Vocal Duet: Dost cies Hunt and Mise Harlan. ‘Songs: Odon Falate Leaving, Yet i=8 Louise Sie} Ballade op. 47. ‘Miss’ Lotia Sits, (a) Old German ballad ‘Where the VIENN, (0) Come che Fru Prot Nemuans. "ALIS T EDEN PASS! drents on rach share @1 per ‘ Lue Bret month of this series teins closed a payusent HE MALTIC. #% yer shore will bave tobe made 3 tik meet me * iE MIDNIGHT SUN. es iamihiy temuahanes they include all classes in this liberal offer. All| Presssnaking and Stamping neatly done | Sonce: 1 rg Had a MEE ong, Reserved Seats for thecourse cf ve, pomthic capenen, Sip commuaions tots pel that we ek in return is that every. patient | Prete ere ee bovchste: on sale for both courses at 3. 3" ki Sin" be sctlied i whow orm part cured shall enlist their afiticted friends ix our Aa mm diss Bertha Lincoln. (a) Humoresque (b) Nocturnes PT EIEN Sones: Miss Katie Gonton. ‘Through Valley, Through Forest... Blangini Ais Bertha Lincoln, Mr. Gana Sct Riss inly i Se ate Bor “Tickets, 81 each. Tp hecbtadned at all leading ruse ave. Reserved Seats for sincie lectures, se. and $l, on'eae teotie ADITT & NORTH, Manacers. [coos ntsc tare r THE STODDARD LECTURES. STODDARD LECTURES. STODDARD LECTURES. Tn consequence of urcent demand fron those dis- appoiuted im securing seats for the lecture in the courses the management announces monthly expenditures reduced. loaned per suare during past year was cathiy payment thertor being 61 en tock By Lor the largest number of shares of any serie= sequent to the first was taken at the first or 4 us thie ehth series. Trest.. cor. Pa. Sice Presi. TT, Trew, interest, so that they, too, may receive the ‘st wonderful results of magnetism. For fite weeks at G. A. It. Hall Drs. French healed Hlicly all who came to them, and the healthy wondered at what they bebeld. They have healed publicly in all the large citics of the Union and Canada, filling theaters, alls and churches with astonished people. Their, last Fear's report wloro, as taken from their books, by nctucl ¢ ;Cwaa positiveand permanent of 4, his makes an average number treated successfully pes week for the past year, 379. This record, which is open tothe inspection of all interested, speaks for iteelf. 10 Per Cent Off on Ladits’ Cotton Under- sseeeee WOW wear, Revert & Co. ja8l-18t An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm'No. 2. It charms on sight. Its use enraptures. Oflice 437 Mth strect northwest. ali-te AMUSEMENTS. TONIGHT! TONIGHT! Ei aud Loos ‘stores and at (he Ball. A OBAND Bazaar i THE ANCIAL 60 S ot the Serial Savinceend Building the Sth of January, ISG. “3 Que trom OeSEES, ‘Net amount due trom 457 shares advanced on. - 001.884 2D VABILI TIX by stockboiders on FOR THX BENEFIT OF THE GARFIELD NA- i TIONAL HOSPITAL Susres not boldiug ed ‘Their books of reference contain thousands of BOX F pov,” FER 7 9885 TWO EXTRA LECTURES ce “e42. 154 09 cured, of all forms of chronic troubles, Ty PPE” ‘Will be givea at the NATIONAL RIFLES’ HALL on — Ae B haf, 00, where all other kinds of treat ba ¥ Be al As follows: Premium ecctwed 0m aatue--"--.. Ser 40 ment had failed. Remember that this is their bs Dod” Een the AFTERNOONS and EVENINGS of FEBRUARY usual custom to start business in citics they | Sisit for the firet timo and lasts but thirty days, The time and expense to us in giving this free ¥et we feel that the number4 we shall treat will be so great, the enres go varied, the good we shall lo will cbver so large «field ‘that the advertisement will be ac at could be obtained with the expendi- £10,000 in any other way. We have no secret micthods. We nse none of Koch's lymph to deceive the aillicted, but rely on nature, na- ture’s wonderful resources and their great e power, for our eures. Call and. reeeive free what soon you cannot get without great cont.” The best peoplo of Warhington are treat. ing with us and not one of them speaks of us but in praise of this wonderful method of eure. Consultation, examination advice and treat- ment will be given free every day for one month. Hours, 9 to 12, 2 to Said 7408, 1 F street northwest. 1 The Johnston Breakfast Coffee. MATINEE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, AT 2:30, AND SUNDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15, AT 8, STAR SPECIALTY COMPANY, From Hyde & Behman’s Brooklyn Theater. CAZMAN, McINTYRE & NEATH, FREDDIE, ULLENE MoRA. Surplus in cont... SROUA PRESCOT, Secy and Treas, T6F st ae Sth, 6th and 7th. Children's Matinee SATURDAY AFTERNOON, admission 10 cents, closing with a Con- cert’ SATURDAY EVENING by Celebrated Musical Artista, ‘The entertain ments are under the direction of prom- inent Society Ladies. Week commencing Mondey, February 9, Ladies’ Matinees, Tuceday, Thursday and Saturday. . . FAY FOSTER ENGLISH GAIETY COMPANY. 40 =—_-Bewitching British Beauties ‘The Satirical Success, “DEAR MINNI Introducing the Pretty Queen, MISS PAULINE BATCHELLER. Original Olio, VANOLA, ‘The Mexican Marvel. Hanley & Jervis, Ramza & Arno, Jessie May, Wim. On both of which occasions MR. STODDARD will five hip famous lecture on the PASSION PLAY OF 1890 Hm GREAT ADVANCE IN WAGES. OBER-AMMERGAU. A GREAT INCREASE IN SALARIES, 4 BIG ADDITION 1X YOUR INCOME. WE WILL TELL YOU HOW. By paying 85 monthiy imto the PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION you increase your wages ®) per mouth. ‘by paying @10 monthly you increase your salary 65 per month. BURDITT & NORTH. EXCURSIONS, &c. ‘On sale at all hotels, leading book and drug stores; also by ladies of the Board of Menagers. _fe2-0t* GiEBAND COMBINATION, wet By paying €20 monthly you increase younpay €10 Do not pay J. O'Brien, Lang & Sharp. ULOPE. Ms peer eee Fob. 16—Gua Hill's World of Novelties. f sierra one mons TOURJEE’S EXCURSION. anny 6a ee eee 4 ‘The Joknaon SEATS YOR STODDARD LEC Sicmicsnesazcceiensy \ THIRTEEN THOUSAND MILES. By peying €100 monthly you tncrense your revenue ’ Breakfast For sale et a el t advance wi RTIES SELECT; all TRAVEL and HOTELS | $50 per month, amd so: Proportion. Single etd ares. a TOE tae. OO Hekate, for FIUSI-CLASS. CUNARD LINE, MESERVED CARS | "This increase in your wages or im your monthly sal- is the best. S 2 a = KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS OF WASHINGTON, NTINENTAL TOURS. ySroseeabheaen iain cacao ores, cules free to any eddress. ary is sec you oime ine for a promotion tm the departimenta, and with (is adlitional advantage, that we save the money for you until the shares mature and you recetve your savings iT AT TONIGHT AT & Last Appearance of F. TOURS ar ja22-taw2w? Franklin $.. Bown, ans. This celebrated iT VERNON. THE TOMB OF WASHING. brand of Coffee Ur ‘notice Profits as abuve epectiied, ‘tame. whee is sealed in America’s Foremost Romantic Actoz, THEIR NEW TEMPOWARY HALL, sine Cia ES ri Sr Ei wa ~ YI] —— - a all at one ‘ pound and sours 1012 and 1014 9th st n.w., Leave for MOUNT VERNON te lone: “atollows: | “For #100 special payment we will give 50 cents per alf-pound cmancacieg Ssdiacse vane! m. Fare round ‘trip te MOUN? | month. air-tight packages. ‘admission to the uansion and |. biecamt cafe om tue Charles Macalester. a eR ampsenaoe Hiegnat cafe 20 the Chet month Requires no settling. ps down ss Ujusca, lendion cee at nent ‘For €1,000 special payment we will give you 65 per sseeeeesseeeee-1O onnte. | HALL xuins ana returning. “are, ‘round tp. 25 | months Rebate checks fos-tt] LL. BLAKE, Captain ‘For €5,000 special payment we will give you $25 in every Fifst-class Musie every night. "Tor 810. ound and 3 x For $10,000 special payment we will give you #50 [reer ‘< Ee po? Fai to vist STAGE EXCURSIONS. per month, all payable monthly. During the nine Years that We have been establisued we have always MUND DAN’ * package, entitling Count of Mont Tiaito, f MR. oEILL, THE "S$ FALL-HO COACH on “Erminie, supported’ by a strong company. In addition is the grand olio, fing Vanola, the Mexieun mary aud Jarvis, the great knockubout Arno, the’ matchiess grotesques; Lav Sharp, the ideal ske Jessie May, the vo- nd others, all wader the management Oppenheimer of this city. ve Caisto.—There will be & change of ght at Albaugh’s, Mr. James O Neill ap- | pearing time during this engage- inent in the dna roles of Edaund Dantes and Count of Monte fo in the es play of Monte Cristo.” ‘The pagce will be finely monnted and a strong east presented. ‘The cclebrated and workderenowned “Mra. Jarloy” exhibited her costly and artistic col- loetion of fignres at Masonic Hall last ‘ening for the benefit of the organ fund of the First Baptist Church. | ‘The talkative female on | this oceanion, Prof. Hawks of Baltimore, was in bright spirits and interspersed her deserip- tive Ieetur: with mang humorous quotations and bac pura. ‘The figures represented Shuke- spearear and historical charactors and were ex- ccedingly well dressed and wax-like, reflecting credit upon the ladies, gentlemen ard children assuming them. The hal! was crowded to the doors and the fund i» many dollars richer asa result of the exhibition. tats BE ‘The New York Reception. ‘The reception of the New York Association to the Vice President, Secretary Tracy and the w Yor): delegation, whicn was postponed on court of Mr. Window's death, will be held the Nationai Rifles’ Armory on the 10th of this month. Dili tos ———— A Site Examined. A member of the board Of the Women’s Clinic yesterday visited Glen Echo for the purpose of selecting # site for buildings, hospital, &c., which the managers of the Chautauqua have offered to donate. A site including several acres was selected and a meeting will be held this evening to determine whether to accept the ground which has been offered. fae THE COURTS. Equrry Covat—Juige Bradley. Yesterday—MeLean agt. Anderson; trustees ordered to pay balance tecomplainant. Phillips sgt. Malaon; Jems H. Wilson appointed guar- dian ad litem. MeDaniel agt. MeDaniel; pro confesso agt. Kate McDaniel. Electrolibration Co. agt. Sanche; exceptions to answer overruled. Prorate Covat—Judge Bradley. Yesterduy—Esiate of M. B. Bowles; will ad- mitted to probate and letters issued to W. A. the consumer to the jobbers’ rebate. 25 cents per pound. LINE LEAVES ‘Arlington, 10.1. st. nw. oun] trip. . aC. Suldiers* Howe, 9 a.m. = a i ates apenas cect! notice. We are paying our membere5 per cent per annum on shares withdrawn, 6 per cent per annum on spectal FIELD, ee JAHEMARKT! aT THE GRAND HOP, MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT A Benue you pace ete WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY ARMORY, payments and 12 PER CENT per annum on matured get this Coffee TUESDAY Livi! FROM YORKS NEW WONDER OF THE WORLD! |""Wve are now redeeming ow first serice st 12 PER re packages FEBRUARY 2 TO 14, 1891 7 groneteaecmerecancena ~ | CENT per aunum and in March next we shall begin to ring the name Hotel overiookin: redeem our second series of shares at the SAME RATE of profit. ‘Our present assets are #522, 162.10; linbiuities, €453,- 407, and our surplus and interest fund amounts to 808,785.10. “Phireentian ‘The perioruimaice’ will coiuiwence’ at 8 pam The tolttwis taint will be present: “Mee Leach, Ms M Oia the aloe NeXt sara. Goode! it Pots. Mort and Hos Proceeds to be devoted to the Butiding Fund of the Oun- cordia Church, corner 20th end G sts. n.w. Johnston's Breakfast ‘and Mes arles West, On American Within halt biock of, propeen plans. Cotte fe7-3t* .6t, Hievated KK. terminus. | Our receiptsfor the past three months are §118,~ a JUBILEE SINGERS: Te LaOSy an ee ee aera eee lOO. 4 | 076.43 and of the tenth series of stock, started last No- 25 cents per pound. Wa auesr st ioln Wesley Church, Connecticut | Prominent Military and Singiig Societies will bo Yember, there have been 2,500 slures taken apd om ‘ paar WwW ILLARD » HOTEL, "t fail to" : invited. NEW sational tHeaTEe that une series alone there have been paid $45,000, ‘We advance $150 on qsch share payment, @2 ‘monthly. Nearly two-thirds Biad of the population. =. - and 14th st., a of the city ‘This (SATURDAY EVENING) Last Timo of OHANGE OF PROGRAM EVERY EVENING. 2 Peeve snl Nachington.D.0._| We advance €730 on five share; payment, 610 esas FRANCIS WILSON AND COMPAR Uae tisis asin en debits ik nine FRANCIS HESS ANB SSUEARY Ebeir® mouse aa * <a 14 satisfied until WASHINGTON, D.C. WINTER RESORTS. In MERRY MONARCH. you have tried it. ‘MERRY MON: ‘We advance @1,500 om tem shares; payment, 620 Do ‘not delay your trial. : HE Next Week— 25 cents pound package. “ SHE PENNHU. > "> ne bake Pe CHICAS AVE, REAR THE DEN no back dues required. Our new office is at 500 11th Breakfast Coffee checks HA22!s) Brs0u DE. ularged by the addition of thirty rooms,sun gallery, | st. n.w., where our regular meetings are held onthe will be redeemed ‘Wook Commencing February 2 ‘Se. Seam heat. acai FIRST WEDNESDAY EVENING o: EACH MONTH. yy any grocer PETE BAK ‘As will be seen from the above exhibit our business is and at our THE VERSATILE COMEDIAN, [ee wetiinerox. having a very large and healthy increase. Washington office. In two New, C. C, Duncanson, Pres. Lewis Abrabam, Vice Pres. “THE EMIGRANT,” Frank G. Saxton, Treas. John Cook, Secretary, Tuesiay, Syednteday. eB 4 ‘Thursday, ‘Saturday. ‘Next Week—HILIARITY. OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.3- OPEN THKOUGHOUT THE YEAR. fe6-Im M.A. & H. 8. MILNOI Jouxsrox Bros. & Co., it 607-613 N.Y. _ave. Mrs. Cleveland’s Favorite Readin; Bend 25 cents to the Ladies’ Home Maga: 1025 Arch st.. Philadelphia, Pa., and. the; send the megazine for a whole year an RSION! ALL TRAVELING EXPENSES INCLUDED. will| Be seventh and eighth parties of the season for arc RAs VACATION EXCU! 12-66 ATE" FNS RE occas Shoreham Hotel News Stand, H and 15th sts, ‘At the, eS" " bate preiminm worth nearly 2. “It is the most —— N + B A 000st BELMONT & 00. wonderful offer yet att ‘Will leayp Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington as EW UBKISH ATHS, ‘BANKERS, Garsed Pnoumati> Bells and Annuneistors. MAROM 5.—Route via tombe, 1920 Gst.n.w. NO. 23 NASSAU S8T., NEW TORK. ©. F. Buospox, 1740 Pa, ave. n.w. 1 Santa Fe, Vara tot = Re cnctaetl ev |veston, Houston. San Antonio, El Paso,&cy ! journey will be made in special. seen Yrunman Faitce Care, AGENTS AND CORRESPONDENTS OF THR LONDON, PARIS, FRANKFORT AND VIENNA. aa Issue Circular Credits for, 7 avatlabie Ladies and Gentlemen, have you tried? a Lunch at the Woman's Exchange? Table boat by the week or month. 605 13th st. ut Eyesight must not be negiected. See the doctor! Crry Orricat Stonx, 477 Pa. ave. n.' Fresh Phosphatic Emulsion, 60c. Ammoniated Cough Mixture, 25c. « bot! Kioczawans's Pharmacy, cor. duh and E ite, t “Atul corps of {Tifurmiaye and Satardaye. ‘Send for cena. AUCTION SALES. R= mos see wig Sh RPE T A Oe SO ee aA EE WITHIN OUR es ee ed ‘Reopens 14. Hot and Cold sea ener ake 1p the House, GARSIDE' D* SASSIQTLANTIC CITY, X. 3. a ont RTE Foi Lanres. Jas from January 1 to November 1. Prospectus on application. -lawSm LEHMAN, ENDO! | NSYLV: Tan oo Pee a dado e r. W. LEHMAN, ‘HE CHALFON’ T _ ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. i veatibused ‘eatibn Dining Cars. routes returning wit Hearn tickets also send sient _independen: “Rieketsy covering joruis and returning. Hotel cou and make ‘and EXOURSION TO MEXICO MARCH 10. ANNUAL SPRING TOURS TO COLORADO, CALI- FORNIA, THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST AND ALASKA APRIL 20. ©. Witmer & Co, 1918 Pa. ave. Selling all kinds of Canned Goods way down | _8a-Seud for descriptive clreulars, _deslensting Sait water tat he bo, 7 in way for ve. Salt water baths in the thie werk . yee book relating’ to' California of Mexico tours PE FOUN SUlTABLE FoR Send for circular. Apricots, 20c. per can. * RAYMOND & WHITCOM! st 30303 E. ROBERTS & SONS. eechen, fall Ucighta, He, enn. a CHAMBERS. DINING ROOMS, ‘Tomatoes (standard), 8 for 250. PAR See Cnr Geoaan Hetal, Ehiloaet- \V ikeINIa BEACH Va. Kedmond and W. K. Phillips; bond $500 Estate of Mary Lynch; do. do. to Patrick O'Farrell; bond "300. Estate of J. 8. Lolway; will filed with petition. Estate of ‘Yhos. O'Connor; iismea ted for trial at uit Court. Estate of Jacob Wolfsteiner; will admitted to probate and letters teste- mentary iasned to Anna J Wolfateiner; bond, $2800. Estate of Jas, Bigging: will ad mitted to probate. Estate of Geo. W..Dyer: 8.K. Dashiell appointed administrator; bond, ¢1,000, Inre P. H- Borman et al.; Leon ‘Tobriner a pointed guardian; bond $2,000. Estate of WiNewnisn; motion to vacate order disminal motion for increase of bond. Estate of Edwai administration filed. Estate of Eliza will filed. Estate of Julict O. Hopkins; do. Tre Cavse Or Ruzoxarisu. Am acid which exists in sour milk and cider. called lactic seid, is Lelieved by physicians to be the cause of rbeumatisin. Accumulating in the blood, it attacks ‘the fibrous tissues in the joints and causs agonizing pains. What is needed is a remedy towgeutralize the ‘Acid, and to so invigorate the kidneys and liver that all ‘waste will be carried off. “We can honestly recommend Hood's Sarsaparilis for these purpoges. It has cured ‘Others of rheuinatisin and it will cure you. WONDERFUL PROPERTIES, “Ihave taken Hood's Sersaparills and found it ex- cellent for rheumatism and dyspepsia. I suffered for tuany long Fears, but my complete recovery is due to ‘Hood's Harsaparitis. Irécommend tt to every one be- SOUS" GIESUEST WS Gata’ Sere, Glovcland, Ohio, : INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM. ‘“'T Just want people to. know that wethink Hood's Sarsapariila the best remedy for itiflammatory rheuma- tisin im the work. My Rusbend lad this terrible af- fection for two years, and Hood's Ssrasparilla helped ‘hin more tham anythingalse, Iam always giad to tell what Hood's Sarsaparills has dobs."~MES. ¥. AT- KINRON, Salem, Ina. WN. B.—Be sure to get é HOoD's SARSP, Sold by all druccists. $1:six for@i, Prepared only by C. L. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mase, French Peas, 15e. per can. English Jaimg, 20c. er jar. Maple Sirup, €1 per gallon, Davis Hams, 18c. per Ib. Gran. Sugar, 6}{c. per Ib. Carl Petersen, of entire stack of Diamonds, Watel jewelry, Silver Wi Ciocksy 2, at's discount? 20 percent, fear" BY ORDER OF DH, vor uovenuon $o¥ cn” ‘URE"AND CARPETS. OF (0) iY i" FOR ACCOUNT or watow in mat GONCERN.TO LOT HOUBEHO! Ds. ie ree PAR Sctionots ATCLIFFE, DABB & CO., Anctioneera, R ‘#20 \vania ave. nw, RANSDELL, ry ‘Or WARREN CHOATE & CO., erm 730 Lith st. n.w., Washington, D.C. TST. 16TH 87. JOHN'S HALL, i ane BA ‘Third season. Now open. 8. E. CRITTENDEN, TONIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2. ‘The Great Oriental Iiusionist and Fantaiest, Just Recetved 250 Long Hair Switches, 30 inches long, all shiados; formerly €10.c0. Will — sell them for the next two weeks for #6.50. Assisted by the peerless: feb-4t* 8. Huzun, 720 7th vt. n. OMENE. High Arm Mechines From $10 to $16, High AomsNo be ins lot of Hoh vse rm, No. 9, Arn, chines of aiher makes, which wo offer at above named 7 Maxur: f8-eolm Aleatans. GRAND OPERA HOUSE, * EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT. f 4 i: ‘& 0O., Auctioncers. WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, COMMENCING MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY NINTH, AT ‘TEN O'CLOCK A. M., AT THE STORE NOS; 1241 AND 14S ELEVENTH STREET SOUTHEAST, AND WILL CONTINUE FROM Da¥ TODAY The “Reliable” Vupor Stov assortment. Fries reduced to from 2. . Horxixs, 2 500 More Dress Forma, 40c. Oats | sense, tut SE caw tenn, and 4th and Pa. ave.s.e. SEG geoeer : ; ta Hfd--| ifs H 3] i 8 ta } ‘UNTIL ALL 18 DISPOSED OF, 10,000 Worm oF pay ak fanor ooops, | A Trovsres Tax. CONSISTING ae IN PART OF DRESS GOODS, CALIOORS, CASE- oon, axmcaxrown AND SEE. OUR LIKE OF WELL: CLES TOO NUMEROUS ‘VERY MODERATE PRICES. SHELVING, COUNTERS, SIZES, STOOLS, &c., ba,