Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1891, Page 16

16 —= THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY. » 1891—SIXTEEN PAGES. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FORPCAST TILL EIGHT A. M. SUNDAY. of Columbia, Maryland and | Fax: the District Virginia. threatening weather erly winds; colder and fair Sun CONDITION OF THR WATRR Temperature and condition of water at 7 am. Great Falls, temperature. 48: condition, | 2. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 47. Con- | dition at north connection. 11: condition at south connection, 9; distributing _ reservoir, temperature, 47: condition at influent gate | honse, 7; condition at effluent gate house. 7. | High tide in the river, 640 p.m. Low tide in | the river, 1244 p.m Fox Rexr, Saxe an‘ other cards go to McG & Wartace, 1107 E st. aw. Do Yor Kxow C. A. Muppne. bas reduced gas heate; For Rexrapie plumbing work go to = ra Snepp & Buo., 432 9th st. Dos't Bexieve Evexy Laves.—Labela, like some people, promise more than they ean per- form; some ‘again are reasonable. We have read the label of Dr. Henley’s Celery, Beef and | Iron, and know many insta’ wherein it has proved to be jast what it claims by doing just what it promises. One dollar a bottle, and it cures nervousnem@, dyspepsia, ki troubles, sleeplessness, mek: You can believe its label You Cas Fixp best bargains in lamps and gas fixtures at 614 12th st. C. idney and liver | choly, &e., &e. .. Meppiaax. Fenxacg, range and latrobe work. A WHITE RIBBON RECEPTION In Honor of Mrs. Mary H. Hunt—Earnest Speeches and a Large Attendance. The card reception tendered by the National | Woman's Christian Temperance Union to Mrs. | Mary H. Hunt at Calvary Baptist Charch last evening was in every way a delightful af- fair. Mrs. Hunt is the national superintendent of the department of scientific temperance education in schools and colleges. She is also one of the most popular workers in the union, and the reception last evening was a pleasant tribute to her character at = white ribboner. | The large lecture room of the church was prettily decorated and the columns were hung with the stars and stripes. The receiving party stood on the lecture platform—Mrs. Hunt, as- sisted by Miss Frances £. Willard and Mrs. Mary Lathrop—while Hon. John A. Pickler of South Dakota officiated as master of ceremonies and introduced the guesta. Some little time was spent in conversation and pleas- ant reunions, and then the leading spirits of the evening were called upon for some speeches. Miss Willard expressed her gratification at meeting so many of the W.C.T.U. people from ail over the country, and then went on to | make an address, in which she spoke a good | many words of praise for the union as well as for the guest of the evening, whom she intro- duced as a queen among women. EDUCATING OUR CHILDRE: “Educate the children,” said Mra. Hunt, “and in a few years you will find that you have educated the men and women.” ‘This was her text and upon this she based an address that was earnest as well as enter- taining. Suxpp & Bno., 432 9th st. “Maxrror,” the finest sparkling table water and ginger champagne in the world. An abso- lutely natural mineral water that creates appe- | tite, aids digestion and tones up the system | generally. Cuantes Kuarse Zh wt nw. | Sruexprw Grasses,$1_ Heweren’s, 453 Paave. ‘Tuoras D. SiNoLET: fering his entire line of upholstery goods at no discounts until March I. Call and see him. rnitare, earpets and | | Paxtaqrarusenlarging drawings,25¢.Hexrten. | We Maxe a specialty of repair work in! plumbing and heatin . al Yet offered. S-piece bed room suites B-piece bed room suites (oak) 3-piece bed room suites (oak). It will pay you jook And Convince yourselves of the sweeping reduction we are making for the incoming week. ‘Tux W. H. Hovowrox M'F'o 1218-1220 F st. n. | Gronar’s bunion and corn shields are the best in the world. In order to get proper size send for illustrated circular. Parlors 1115 Peuna. ave. $ it Starsep Grass Scustirere. 123 lis open daily and Sat- Center Market. Axpnrw Lorrire. urday until 10 p.m. Visit rae Exrrar Cx (31-685 Mass. ave. n. lies with fuel than any one States, Five Op Iive and Bourbon whiskies of 1968, 1873 and 1879, the choicest to be had, and of which I make a specialty. Cali at the old es-| tablishment of Cuuis. Xaxpex, 409 7th street north price only. REAM is better than der a quart for dinner at 1427 New York avenue. ‘Fuse Posrmarts at Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. av. Exreg Vanve.—Our well-known, derby bats at $1.50 and styles, a. T. Lewrs, 4357 ‘Tax apvastace of the holiday and havo | Your portraits male. Kemember. I guarantee reliable fine felt and latest fine pictures clear or cloudy weatwer. Always successful with children. Geo. Paixce, Fotografer, 1th st. and Pa. ave. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TUNIGHT. Axpacon’s.—W. H. Crane in “The Senator.” Natroxat.—Hallen & Hart in “Later On.” Hanats’—Charles E. Verner in “Shamus O Brien. Krrwan’s.—Gus Hill's World of Novelties. Wasuixatos L. I. Hati.— Violating the humane law by hiring his child out with a hand organ, the defend: vieted in the Criminal Court yesterday and fine of £5 imposed. Patrick Cummins’ Wi The will of the inte Patrick Cummins was filed yesterday. He leaves $50 to the pastor of | St. Anne's Catholic Church, Tenieytown, and | the rest of his estate to his niece, Mary J. Wise, to be divided at hi th among her children. — ‘Transfers of Keal Estate. 4s in fee have been filed as follows: W. F. Middleton to A. S. Caywood, lot 7, Prospect | Bill; Se 0 Ben Ellis, pt. ; | eahan to Jacob E. Young, pt. $—._ Henrietta Curtis to Martha nes. pt. 11, sec. 8, Barry farm; 2500. J. A. Goldstein to J. A. De Wandclear, lota 12 to 14, J. A. De Wandelear to L. Simms, E. Atkinson to J. 3. to Nelly W. Dav. sub Pt Bi " ~_ G. W. Scott to G. W. Wise etal., pt.7, bik. 5, Efingham Plac $1,362, emesis More Forfeited Eonds, Yesterday, on motion of Mr. A. A. Birney, in charge of forftited bail cases, executions were @rdered to issue against the following sureties: Robert E. Boston, James Connell, Thomas Hoyt, Albert Eiseman, David Butler, Albert C. Batchen, Edward Devlin, Michael Began, | Bridget Began, Charles Crane. Thomas kelly, alias John Raymond, James MieIntosh, James | E. Harrover and Bartholomew Diggins. Auxiliary to the G. A. R. The following officers were elected at the | second convention of the department of the | Potomac Auxiliary to the G. A. K.: President, Ida V. Hendricks of Burnside Corps: senior | Vice president, Julia Mason of 0. P. Morton | Corps; junior vice president, Mary Howard | f Sumner Corps; treasurer, Bayne of Burn-| side Corps; chaplain, Mary €. Davenport of John A. Logan Corps. Executive commit Chairman, Laura A. Turner of U. 5. ¢ Corps: C.F. Buleher of O.P. Morton Cc « Lydia Barnes of Farragut Corpa, Mary Jor Ps | a of O. P. Morton ps. Delegate-n Anna A. Peck of John A. } hate delegate Ella Westyu' Cory ‘The convention throughout was most admir- ably conducted. Business was promptly at- tended to and seven reports were read. Those of the prevident, Joanna W. Turner, and the secretary, Mary S. Gist. were full. interesting | md excellent. A large sum: of money has been | expended in relief and over 200 visits inade to the sick and needy. | — Tomonnow’s Washington Herald gives a full | account of the pony contest. —-Aret. — Mosxr’s Waren Conons Gaowixa Ix Porv- Laniry.—-The first week's large attendance, in | spite of the inclement weather, and the marked | interest shown in Mr. Moser's water colors at his second annual exhibition, now open, is most | &ratifying. The 150 pictures which comprise the collection are f harm, including glimpses of New Jersey coast and quaint bits here at hom wales |. the ~ The ‘2th. Mr. Moser is in attendance to meet old and welcome new friends at the Fischer art Fooms, 529 15th street, opposite the treasury, Ir Wu Br Srxx by the notice elsewhere that the Watrers’ Gattzrresx in Baltimore can be ‘Visited on Monday as well ason Wednesday of | Sena! of varied interest and | Jan attack of the grip for the past two weeks, | wo been most encouraging, but no pic | tures will be removed before the close on the | She said that the notion so prevalent that ‘ohol was in everything and waa a great and rood gift of God inust be eradicated and this could only be done by teaching what advanced modern science had discovered in regard to the poison. In speaking of the progress made in temperance education Mre. Hunt said that eight vears ago the first state law on the sub- ‘twas passed. ‘There were now but ton , 415 7th st. n.w., is of- | states that had not enacted these educational | D*¥e Dot “wintered well,” if you are tired out from laws. After Mrs. Hunt had concluded Mra. Ole Ball was led to the piano and played a number of the typical airs of Norway and Sweden. After this delightful interlude Superintendent Powell, Dr. Stowell and Mrs. Lathrop made short addresses and letters were read from Miss Alice C. Fletcher and Rev. 8. H. Greene. Refreshments were served, and the remainder of the evening was spent in informal social en- joyment. WHO WERE PRESENT. Among those who were present were Prof. C. M. L. Sitze, Mrs. W.B. Lacey, Mra. A. C. Thomp- son, Mrs. A. E. Shopligh, Mrs. Ole Bull, Mrs. Gleason, Mrs. Sallic F. Chapin of South Caro- h J.C. Downs of New Jersey, Mist Gibson of Puris, Nira. Charles Stakely, Miss Lizzie Kisener, Mrs. M. E. Coixen, Miss Mollis Andrews, Mrs. Edward Westcott, Mr. and Mrs. Charles 5. Carter of Chicago, Mr. and Mra. Shel- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Bovee and Mr. and Mra. Bradley. ‘The ‘superintendent of public schools and Mrs. Powell, Dr. and Mrs. Stowell. Prof. Atwater of the Wesleyan University of Couneeticut, Col. J.¥. Binall, Mr. and Mrs, H. B. Moulton, Dr. and Mrs. G. H. La Fetva, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Martin of Baltimore, Mrs. J. A. Pickler of South Dakota, Miss Jennie Smith, Mrs. Dr. Baer of Camden, N.J.; Mra. Amiss of anton, Pa.; Mrs. E t of Bradford, Pa. Dr. and Mrs. Alex. Kent and Mre. Matilda B. Carse. —— THE STENOGRAPHIC ASSOCIATION. A Well-Attended. Meeting Last Night—The Officers Elected. The projectors of the proposed stenographie association have every reason to feel highly en- couraged at the enthusinsm and interest dis- played in the new organization at the first meeting last night. The new association may be said to have been born grown up, and in all probability will be spared most of the troubles and mishaps of new clubs. The meeting last night was held in Dennison Hall.on F street, and the fact that there was an evident need for an organization which would dray closer the bond of fraternity between the many dallyers with the vowel and consonant was evidenced by the large attendance. Some fifty would-be members, over fifteen being ladies, sat arourd the hall and listened to the remarks of Mr. Willard Fracker, who called the meet- i Mr. Fracker disconrsed, on the proposed association and the great good to all concerned which would be aceom- plished with an easy flow, of thoughts and anguage that made fifty hands in t anxious to take down his remarks in those awe- inspiring lines and eurves which nre so mys- terious to the uninitiated. Mr. Fracker said the club was bound to be a success, and he was iced to see it started. Good rooms must be med, he said, and the quarters must be ! up ina comfortable manner. He wanted also to see a good library estublished and if poc- sible the elub rooms should contain a billiard room. Temporary officers were clected at the close of Mr. Fracker's remarks as follows: Willard Fracker, president; Otis P. Goodall, first vice president: Mrs. M. H. Day, second. vice presi- s. B. Sheibiey, secretary: O. P. Derby, carer. consisting of Messrs, . Towers, De Knight and “4 for the preparation of a proper constitution and by-laws. Until this committee should report and the organization be permanently effected an executive commit- tee, consisting of the president and Messra. | Pope, Derby. Hitchcock, Cravatte, Minnick and ‘Mrs. Olcott, was given general charge of the affairs of the club. Over seventy members have already been enrolled and it is thought the elub will start off With a membership of 100. wanton aie CAPITOL Torics. CONFIRMATIONS. The Senate yesterday confirmed the follow- ing nominations: Edgar Aldrich of New Hampshire to be United States district judge for the district of New Hampehire, Jas. H. Reed of Pennsylvanix to be United States judge for western district of Pennsylvania, Joseph D. Jones of Utah to be judge of probate in Utah county, Utah: k of Utah to be judge of probate in F James Gipson to be postmaster at Coleman, Tex. JUDGE BEATTY ANSWERING THE CHARGES. James H. Beatty, nominated by the President as United States judge for Idaho, and whose nomination has been opposed by the Idaho Senators on the ground that he was connected with the Clagett tact’ in the legials songht to reverse th y election of Senator Dubois, and to replace him by Mr. Clagett, has arrived im the city and ap- peared before a subcommittee of the Senate committee on the judi to detend himself ag against him. EXTENDING THE CIVIL SEMVS Represents 3 lay introduced in the House a joint reso- lation to bring the employes under the Indian bureau within the provisions of the civil serv- ice act. AN INCREASE OF PRXSION. The House committee on invalid pensions has anthorized «favorable report on the Sen- ate bill increasing to $100 per month the pen- sion of the widow of the late Rear Admiral Charles Wilkes, U FAY FOR CLERKS. Senator Paddock, from the committee on andit 1. yesterday reported to the swan amendment to the legislative ap- propriation bill « paragraph appropriating =2!,600 for pay of rial ployes during the last recess of ( ACCOUNTS OF STATES AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT. i yesterday offered an amend. ment to the deticieney bill requiring the Secre. gress, the states of New York, Pennsylvania, Dela~ ‘olina and the city of Balti- | more against the government growing out of | the war of 1812 and appropriating $2,500,000 for their settlement. é POSTAL SAVINGS BAXKS. ‘The House committee on post offices and post rouds has authorized a favorable report on the bil introduced by Representative Evan« (Tenn.) to establish postal savings banks and encourage small savings banks among. the O Siastar Mules, whe hes help suffering from meditates an excursion to some sult water win- ter resort as # cure for his afflicted condition. Messns. Duake, Pauxer & Co., proprietors he Grand Pacitie Hotel, Chicago, make an- nouncement in another column of the comple- | iow of 100 additional rooms to their well-kuow hotel, Hates unchanged; from $3 per day up.* gadis seth Br Svar and get tomorrow morning Wash- | ington Herald, 32 ‘The finest iasue ever ‘Beit week. gotten out by a Washi ‘Bewspaper.—Adet. WILsoN FINE PATENT LEATHER CARE | WILSON BLUCHERS, CARR WILSON Fine Culf Bhuchers, CARR : Tine WILSON LADIES’ SLIP. CARR Frets. | | WILSON All Shades and Colors in stock, WILSON And Specials tu CARR onder. WILSON MISSES’ SHOES, CARR | Fine Boys? Shoes, | WILSON hoes, CARR RUSTLERS. | WILSON Children’s and CARR Infants? i WILSON FINE SEOES. carr | WILSON * WILSON & CARR, CARR 99 F ST. N.W. Balthnore Store—4 and 6 Baltimore st. £¢20-2 tks and em- | ry to restate the accounts of | 2 THE COURTS. Covet m Ganunat Teru— Justice Bing- Herre Ea oa James and Montgomery. Yester -—John Loever agt: John A. Moore, etal; and submitted. Ctacurr Count—Jwilge Cor. Yesterday—In re will of Samuel Strong; be- fore re; : jury ited. W. M. Galt & Co. agt. Henry Wanderlich: nt by con- feasion. Hohling agt: MeCord; ¢ause remanded Egurty Court—Judge Bradley. Yesterday—Provost agt. Winter. trustee; au- thorized to sell _and convey lot 14, equare 912. In re Hester J. Kirby and Betti tehell; writs de luuntico in \do ordered to issue. Bond agt. Bond; ony before Ovcar Nauck, examiner, ordered taken. Prowarr Couxr- Bradley. Yesterday—Estate of F.W. Joncs; letters of ad- ministration to Francis M. Jones. Estate of ‘Tobias C. Johnson; do. to R. H.G. Dyson. Es- tate of Alex. Gordon; do. to A. B. Gordon. Es- tate of T. Q. Hildebrand; do. to A. K. Browne. Estate of W. H. Faulkner; do. to 8. E. Johnson. Estate of Elizabeth McFarland; report of saleg filed. Extate of Win. Pratt; affidavits filed. Ex- tate of Mary B. Morrow; consent of heirs toad- ministration filed. Tne Arrexriox of persons in search of, fine, well-kept house! furniture, carpets, &c., called ts the eala is Ratcliffe, Darr & Co., auc- fioucers, at 310 14th street northwest, on Mon- day next, at 10 o'clock a.m. Sale positive with- out regard to weather. Tux Wassrxotox Loan and Trust Co. pays interest. Capital, 1,000,000. B. H. Waaxen, President. —Adct, Bien spp > “Bnoaoprxx” cures headache. 25¢e.—Advt. —_—— Doy't miss tomorrow's Washington Herald, Pages.—Adet, —————————— Paeraxe For Senme. ‘Now is the time to attend to your personal condition in preparation for the change to spring%eason. If you overwork, if your blood has become impure trom close confinewent in badly ventilated offices or shors, you should take Hood's Sarsapariila at once. It will purity and vitelize your blood, create a good appetite and sive sour whole syajemn tone and strength. HOOD'S BARSAPARILLA “For @ first-class spring medicine my wife and I think very highly of Hovd's Sarsaparilla. We both took it last spring. It did us agreat deal of cood and we felt better through the hot weather than ever be. fore. It cured my wife of sick headache, from which she has suffered a great deal, and relieved ne of a dizzy, tired feeling. I think every one ouzht to take something to purify the blood betore the hot weather comes ou, and we shall certainly take Hood's Sarsa- parilia this spring."—J. H. PEARCE, Supt. Granite ‘Railway Co., Concord, N. H. PURIFIES THE BLOOD "This is to certify that I have uséd Hood's Sarsapa- Filla in qwy fauuly tor some time past and have found itto be a good blood purifier. It bas been of «reat benefit as recommended and J have no hesitation in recommending it to all who are in want of any medi- cine of the kind.”-ROBERT A. SMITH, Justice of the Peace, Honesdale, Va. N. B.—Be sure to get only HOOD'S SARSARILLA. Sold by all drnggists. $1; six for @5. Prepared only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecarfes, Lowell, Mass. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 3 You Are Ixvirep To Arresy Tur 00 PPP) FRE NN N NNN oo PPE NNN NNN oo ad RE NNN H NNN 090 Eg NNN NNN ¥ EKE NNN Mo ON NN or VEERHOFF'S GALLERIES, nH a SS, TTTT ari? fF iF ne nw | 6F t —« ml fee ml a ¥ ae: $ =: FEBRUARY 21 TO FEBRUARY 25 INCLUSIVE. ‘There will be on exhibition in tho CENTER GALLERY CHOICE CANVASSES By Muncaksy, Henner, Jacque, Jacquet, Diez, Zienn and many others. In the FRONT GALLERY there will be found. ARTISTS’ PROOFS and PLAIN PRINTS by modern etchers and engravers, ‘The REAR GALLERY CONTAINS WATER COLORS and FAC SIMILES by foreiyn and American artists. ‘The inspection of the artlovins public is especially invited, fe20-5¢ Hret Ginghalus, Mb Rew styles, 8 and One case Best Fruit of the Loom Breached Cotton, 1 ht ras marae sleeve, de, ie. Bist flea hed Sheetine, 234 yants wide: 235, | Wevsre selinge metaliy tor tot Chex end Unbleached Sheetine,10-4 wiletorise. | Red Tabve Laue, tan: towns eee spn Hanatenat ses ly hy "Race Tmt yet Uting, We E Since, ben's Outine Bilrte, Hie. Mets Overalls, ke! dal 7-02 CITY ITEMS. A Mysterious Gift. Something that Confounds the Best Philosophical Experts — The Sick Are Cured and the Heilthy Are Left to Wonder. Consultation, Examination, Advice aud Treatment for One Month Free. DES. FRENCH, 1825 F st. nw. For the purpose of extending their alread world-wide popularity and the “fame of theif wonderful magnetic power, the Drs. Frexcu will give to all those who call upon them within the next thirty days such examination, advice and treatment as may be indicated in each indi- vidual case, one month's treatment Frxr or Cuaxox, thus giving to sufferers from all forms of chronic attention and thereby all the advantages of magnetism and magnetized remedies. Drs. French have closed the free public hearings at G. A. R. Hall, where thousands came to witness the wonderful cares performed there every morning for five weeks. They spent much money there to heal the poor free and now they include ali classee in the liberal offer. All that weask in return is that every patient cured shall enlist their af- flicted friends in our interest, so that they, too, may receive the wonderful results of magnet- ism. For five weeks at G.A.R. Hall Drs. French healed publicly all who came to them, and the healthy wondered at what they beheld. They have healed publicly in all the large cities of the Union and Canada, filling theaters, halle and churches with astonished people. | "Their last year's report alone, as taken from their books, by actual count, shows a positive and permanent cure of 4,596 cases. This makes an average number ‘treated successfully per week for the past year 379. This record, which is open to the inspection of all inter ested, speaks for itself. Their books of refer- ence contain thousands of cases cured, of all forms of chronic troubles, and that, too, where all other kinds of treatment had failed. He- member that this is their usual custom to start business in cities they visit for the first time and lasts but thirty days. ‘The time and expense to us in giving this free treatment will cost us 5,000, vet we feel that the numbers we shall treat will be so great, the cures vo varied, the good we shall do will cover #o large a field that the advertisement will be double what could be obtained with the expenditure of 210,000 in any other way. We have no secret methods to de- ceive the afficted, but rely on nature, nature's wonderful resources, and our great power for onr cures." Call and receive free what #oon yon cannot get without great cost. Mem- bers ‘of the best families in Washington are treating with us, and not one speaks of us but in praise of this wonderful method of cure. Consultation, examination and advice will be given free every day for one month. Hours, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m, "1325 F street northwest. Letters of inquiry must contain a stamp. 1t ‘The Johuston Breakfast Coffee. Do not pay fancy prices for Coffee. . The Johnston Breakfast is the best. . Retails at 25 cents ae! pound package. Checks in every Pound and hali- poun nge entitling the consumer to the jobbers’ rebate. ‘These checks will be redeemed by all grocers and at our Washington office, 613 New York ave. Be sure you get this one = ) ckages only Creat me of @ohnston’s) Greakfast) (Coffee.) Requires no settling. This brand of justly famous Coffee is roasted daily and sealed in und and 1f-pound air-tight packages, thereby retaining ite surprising strength ‘and well-known delicious flavor. 25 cents per pound. Do not be satisfied until ‘you have tried it. Do not delay your trial. The Johnston Spring Leat Blended Tea, merit und delicious drinking qualities. well-known is packe in airtight packages, which exeludes the absorption of foreign flavors and at the same time retaining its unexcelled strength. Jouxston Bros. & Co.. 607-613 N.Y. a Telephone, 716-8. What Mrs. Cleveland Reads. Send 25 cents to the Ladies’ Home Magazine, 1025 Arch st., Philadelphia, Pa., and they will send the magazine fora whole year and a re- Date preminm worth nearly £2. "It is the most wonderful offer yet madi itt it New Spring Fashion Books for March } at the Domestic Sewing MAcHINE AND Patrens Rooms, 7th and Hf Nervous Diseases a Speeialty.——Elec- vail functional troubles in re- tricity utilized moval of super: uecessfully treated. | The Jubiice ina perfect Razor. Wanvonn's, * Mourning Gous of the best brands. Ten for cash. Suvstzr & Sosa. The Red-Hand Brand Auisore’s Ispia E Brewed und bottled in Englund by the re- nowned tirm of 8. Allsopp & Sons’, Ltd., oan be hud from = on 1417 New York ave. fesiskiute Dr. C. W. Benson, the well-known Balti- more Specialist, in Skin Diseases and Disenses of the Nervous System, has opened an oitice in Washington, D.C,, for the treatment of all tin, and Nervous Diseases and removing super- fluous hairs, warts, moles, marks, tumors and all blemishes. Dr. Benson or his’ partuer, Dr. E, 0, slannakee, can be found every Wednes- day from 9:40 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at their oftee, 1212 Gi ot. nw. 22-8, t,t Wine for Wenkly Persona, Weakly persons ue Speer's Port Grape Wine because it gives tone and strength seasons unfavorable to health. It beats other wines and bitters. For sale by druggists, So Say We all of us! Salvation Oil is the greatest cure on earth for pain. Only 3c. 6 “1 Have Been Afilicted with an affection H. Maancper, 1122 Conn. ‘aye. | of the throat from childhood, Have never foand |. ng to relieve equal to ‘Browns Bron- ‘t chil ‘Troches.'" New G. M. ¥. Piketon, Ky. Sold only in boxes. boron Fg” Phillips’ Dizestible Cocoa. Furniches nutriment and aids digestion. Nervous Debility, Po hype 2 Disi- deuce, Sexual Weakness, Piroples cured by Dr. Milew ‘Nervine. Samples free at . 6 Mrnrzs Duvo Some, 1014 F st Blankets, “Spreads and Sufits.—Te per cent off for cash. 819 Per, a Ba An Invention Mak Wheetor & Wilson's New High Arm Techarms on eight. Its nse envepturee 1 ‘& Bows. Se Pastime, AMUSEMENTS. HuNANS New WAsuINGTON THEATEO TONIGHT! TONIGHT!! Sac n + SUS HILLS WORLD OF NOVELTIES. ‘Week commencing Monday, February 23. Ladies’ Matinees Tuesday, Thuretiay and Setunday. Grand Holiday Matinee Monday. HOWARD BIG BURLESQUE COMPANY. Works of Art: 12—Poeriect Living Models——12 The Isle of Red. 20—Lovely Red Haired Maidens ——20 ‘The Successful Burlesque, THE O' COUNTRY FAIR. {e21_ Mar. 2-Rentz-Stanley Burlesque Co. ARBs Bis00 THEATER GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEE MoNDaY, FEBRUARY 23, fem aT 2PM. ALBAUGH'S GRAND ovERA HOUSE x x x A Eg Sus! NA Rg February 2 ‘ATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN, aA 3 Canon ‘OPERA SO, IN CLAUDE DUVAL. felG-tt ea 1[ 38 YOUNG PEOPLES UNION OF FOURTH STREET M.E. CHURCE Will gives bazaar at Masonic Hall, Sth st. and Va. ave. 8.¢., from Feb. 23to 28, inclusive. Program each evening by Prof. Lewis Weber's or iestra. _Adiniesion, 10e. fo213t" (M‘80Ste WALL. "Corner oth and F ote. nw. SARAH BERNHARDT. SARAH BERNHARDT. SARAH BERNHARDT. 4aa-BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT.-@8 PREPARATORY COURSE OF 10 LECTURES oN MME, SARAH BERNHARDT'S PLAYS BY DR, RICHARD S. ROSENTHAL. ‘BF These lectures are given in English. They will not only enable any one to follow her plays intelli- gently, but will serve us an introduction into the ‘Dewuties of the French language and literature. ‘Tickets for the course of the 10 lectures, 83. ‘Tickets for the course of the 10 lectures, inclusive of privilege of 10 French lessons, $3. FIST LECTURE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, AT SPM. Tickets for single lectures. 500 NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. This Saturday Evenins, Last time of The Comedians, HALLEN ALL! In the Musical Success, LATER ON, LATER ON, LATER ON; Presented by the stronzest farce-comedy company in America. Something new, bright and entertaining. ‘Next Week—Every Evening and Saturday Matinee. MISS ROSINA YY (00 4 % ¥ ovo Rak EPR 55s VY 38 Bi F v oo = K kK KEE Sss8 7 Supported by FELIX MOBRIS And her London Comedy Company. 3 ‘Separate and distinct plays 3 at each performance. Mon., Tues... “PEKCY PENDRAGAN” (new), tate oe { ‘A DOUBLE LESSON,” ‘Sat. Matince. “MY LORD IN LIVERY” (new). Thurs.,Fri., (“THE OLD MUSICIAN” (new), Saturday “WIG AND GOWN" (new) ‘Nights. “*THE ROUGH DIAMOND. Sale of in prowress. fe19 WALT ‘Nex: WEDNESDAY NIGHT, Feb. 25, And attend the best Amateur Concert cf the season for Me, Vernon Comandery At their Hall, 4% st. and Pu. ave. ington Memlotin, dianje and MARTHA WASHINGTON RECEPTION 47 Mt MOM-E. “Church, 44 and Csts., MONDAY EV. ING, Sei Conte and nieet_ Gen. and Lady Wasiington and other noted characters. An excellent Progra, “He.realauente served throthowt the ven my = PHY, WOMANS CLINIC WILL HOLD. A 3 on. and 250 ¥ GATAN se mw., beginning at 7-90 pets, ‘ini Mi MARC 0cents. a L INCOLN MUSIC HALL GRAND TESTIMONIAL CONCERT ‘Tendered to SIG. MARIANO MAINA * his friends and pupils, MISS MARIE DECCA And otivers assisting. A grand provram will be given. Wartens: ‘Gall ET. att ‘The Poor Association begs to inform the public that of Association legs to inform the public that the WALTERS’ GALLEIIES ‘will be open, WEDNESDAY of next week, on MONDAY, 1D FEBRUARY, A nniversa! legatized toliday. ‘Ticketsat HARRIS & SHAF 113 Penns 1 And MT, VERNON HOT! SLOCUTION, DRAMATIC ART, VOICE THAIN Tine, dee Ureathine, &e. Trot’ Keeway late’ stravtor Grund Conservitory of Music end Dramatic Art St. Franc jer's Collee of New York ess 4 Brooklyn, cerve papi. able tenis. KANGE GROVE POUNDRY M.E, CHURCH, cor. 14th and G ste.n.w., ae a vy Articles and Pr Musical Procranu, \OME AND CATCH THE Bi We Liye Bind Cyater Pie 1 ~CAKMLL BAPTIST C Femnuary “2, The Pie will ts. | LPxcous atest ALL. ana opportunity to hear the it lecturer om NOUW, LAND OF THEM it A iDSIGHT SUN, ‘With the most iauynitic reve ‘Ustrations ever displayed. NO THEATER OR AUDITORIUM HAS YET BEEN POUND LARGE ENOUGH TO acCcoM- MODATE THE THRONGS PRESHING FOR AD- MISSION TO HEAR THIS WONDERFUL LEC- ‘TURE. Bn Brahh ENGR stanacers, \WAsHincton BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION, MONDAY, FEB. 23, THIRD GRAND BALL Given by BRICKLAYEKS’ UNION, NO. 1, OF D. ©. ‘At the CONCORDIA, ‘Sth and E sts. a. w. TICKETS $1.00, Admitting Gentleman and Ladies. e208 ‘Doors open at 8: ke ‘YOUR EYE ON THI8, eu . ‘The K, of P. Fair ie stil in progress at thet hall, Oth st. between K amd I sta. n.w. 4 toket... ae AMUSEMENTS. ORS MUvEIC NIKISC L DE PACHMAXN. FOURTH GRAND CONCERT, ‘THURSDAY EVENING, February 26, Inctuding | DI IMI MAS appearance in this city.) STERLING PROGRAM, a now on sale at J. F. Ellin Gor erat Pa. Sve GA: Pilin Mamareee Hine a 7 at ; NATIONAL AMERICAN WOMAN SUFFRAGE WILL BE HELD IN ALBAUGH'S OPERA HOUSE February 26, 27, 28 and March 1, 1801. Semions at 10:30 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Sale of season tickets at 1408 ‘of 24; all sanel Eifned at the ticket which office of “Al Ki ill be opened on the a.an. of February NT FAIL TO Visit TRE WORLD'S FAIR | WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY ARMORY, ‘Comipencaa (ou MONDAY, Felruary I Single adams iieqere wre tel0-11t* NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN. ete at 1406 G street until the even- of February 21; ll sinzle tickets ust be ob- tained at the tieket office of Albauzh's Opera House, TECH will be opened on ‘the a.m. of February. (CALIFORNT. 2 Spoil partes. Semi-monthly. Tourist sieeping i sr Gan’ Trethe Mananers 3 Rrosdeay. | J. SMITH, Avent, ia ayn 25 ge oF any Baitiniore and Ohio ticket New Tousxisu Barus, Ja21-tomh23 1220 G st. DROP. SHELDON'S, 1008 F ST. a eget ee oe rarsiays and Saturdays. ‘Send tor circular. slo HOTELS. | Ge: barkation.and will be at no tine in Cane ot a strancer | Wasiinzton “and LECTURES. AUCTION SALES. COURSE OF YOUR LENTEN LECTURES A. nder the suspices of the Church of the Insarte thon Chatter of the brotbeehod ot St: Anirew te Siven in the Secture rooue on Kaen Son, commen ins at Fen. Si. The Fron" Thoinse Wilson, : “ite Amon? the finde Dorsey Amon? the March Tm py Prot “iickets Si for the Es for cach, ‘or ® cents can be inate st Ellie’ msig more oe frown due se of the Various St. Andrew's Chapters. fel6-m,whs,timnl8 EXCURSIONS, _&e. ROPEAN PARTY YOR 1801. MESSKS. EN CHOATE & CO. announce the comple ton of all arrangements for the sumuuiet trip to Lurope Bader the personal care and superintendence of Dr. 1 C. Loomis. In iis fifteen years experiense in con me Is and in-lude Ireland. Jani, Belvinm. the thine, Netwen bene, | the Wactier Festival, Helene, Pars ama Antwerp due in'New York Aucust 3. The Lone Tour Party Mil leave June 20 and ine.nde Scotland, EReiand, the Hine, the Warner Festival, the 1) tel Vente, Ficrencr, I Switzerland, Paria, New x The party will be under the terminal rare ‘and sujer- Yukon of Dr. Loomis and lis awsistant, Mr. W. It ute. from New hork round to the honewan ein: or torewn condustor rice. lars address. w REN CHOATE & CO. 730 Lith st., Washington, D.C. THE. F Was hart. foot of wo Leave for MOUN : asiincton st yy 20. ext NON." inciudine aduiesion to, the mansion. sat 1 tafe an tue Chaties Macalester fe Fiver i as far down as Gly: HALL ome conte returning. Loser STAGE EXCURSIONS. make iso at MAMSH AL. ‘Are, ‘Tound trip, 25 BLAKE. Captain DERTEES PALO COACH LINE LEAVES S13 Lsthest. nw Mound tri Wan and 2p.m. :50e. "Soldiers" Home, TPREASURY, DEPARI NEN) OFFICE OF COMP. ler of the Currency, Washington, Feb. 19, 1801. Wheres, by satisia. ne vain to The undersigned, it has b Ouio National Bank of Washington’ in the city. of istrict of Corumbia hes coumpited with all the provi of the Statutes of the United States required to be comp ed with before an. amsocin: tion shall be aut:.orized to counuence the business of banking: Now, therefore, I, Edward 8. Lacey, comp- troller of the Currency, do "bereby ve-tity that “"the | Obto National Bank "im the city of suthvorized to dutauce the Pusineas of baum’ ss pruvaded, ian Statutes ot the Unitel Beaten ia testumony wirereat Statutes ot the Unitel States. in witness Sj nn ened cal of elie thee Bah day of Bub Tuuy, 1° r 2. |S. LACEY, Comptroller of the Currency. x W212, (5,141, Bhad LS, ([ He enanvraciric nore, 7 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. CONTAINING 600 ROOMS, 300 EN SUITE WITH BATHS. ‘To meet the increasing demand for first-class hotel ‘sccommodations in Chicago, Messrs. Drake, Parker & Co., proprietors, have just completed AN ADDITION OF ONE HUNDRED ROOMS To this favorite hotel. These rooms are large, fur- niehed in the latest style, perfectly lighted and venti- lated, and many are en suite with baths. The walls, partitions and ceilings are constructed of brick and tile,rendering them practically fireproof. During the past season a large amount of money has been expended in refurnishing, redecorating and re fitting the hotel ; and in these respects, as well as in the cuisine, prompt service and ia everything demanded for the comfort of its guests, the GRAND PACIFIC may safely challenge the criticisin of the most ex- acting. ‘The GRAND PACIFIC will be conducted in the same careful and liberal manner that has always character- ized the management. The prices remain unchanged. a 83 PER DAY AND UPWARDS. EW YORK'S NEW WONDER OF THE wont os rsents an eXpenaiture of over $33,000, 0W0. Central Park, Fifth avenue, 58th and 50th sta., New dork. Hixhest clus. Absolutely fireproof. PLAZA. on na quost pertectsy eauipped buted in Pork taal Regt W ita norer. Pa. ave. and lath st., Washinzton,D.C. 225, LBBITT HOUSE WASHINGTON, D.C. = ——E_ J SIDE HUUS! Servasnenen tor arts at EESTIGCITE,E Wot ia ator bate bese. eueaie Bre tel-Lan ‘CHAI EVANS. i RENT—ONE MILE FROM FORT MONRO! Fivlene larninsed Testun, sohurstely or topether: Ae vier deligntia ws, ‘and ‘Address. ciuate, piazzas. Box 7s. Vive, Vas "HE PENNAUEST, ATLANTIC cry, 8. MICHIGAN ACE” NEAM THE OCEAN. thirty rooms,sun gallery, Enlarged by the addition &e. , steam heat. _ tet (pee WELLINGTON: JAMES HOOD. TLANTIC ¢ teis, cottases and b .-RENT OR SALE—HO- houses ;lots tor sale in all sot the city also Mouth Atlantic City. ISIALL SUNDAMS & GU.. Heal Estate Ayents, eal Estate tad : OTEL DENSIS, AILANTIC CITY, N. J.. Facing the sea; ojen ail the year; hot sen water baths; Hew and huproved saitary anpCinenvente feStim JOSEFH H. BUMTON, D* Masnes, z ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. A SELECT SANAYORIUM FOR LADIES. ‘Open from January 1 to November 1. Prospectus ou application. Ju31-Lawsin Vv IRGiINIA BEACH VA., 18 miles from Norfolk, on the Atlantic Ocean. Drives ‘throuxh pine forests; saddie horses. ‘THE PRINCESS ANNE, Third season. Now open. 8. E, CRITTENDEN, N.¥. office, 44 Broadway (Room 4), ee HAbbos WAL . _ ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. Hot and Cold Rea Water Baths in the House. fetta LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. Hi LEHMAN, OCEAN END OF PENNSYLVANIA ave, Atluutie City, N. J. enlarged, improved aud heated Uy hot water. prover __F. W. LEHMAN. cash pe oxte 2 lees NTE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. ‘On the Beach with unsurpassed Ocean View. Salt water baths in the house. 3030-3 E. ROBERTS & SONS. T COMPORT, new : 1 SHERWOOD. OLD, To VA; Eaten open. sil years within two minutes? wall of oH swath bwo : Hpgiadiots" GNU oURE Unneri eon HOTEL CLARENDON, ATLANTIC cITy, N. J. ‘On Vinca ave., half way Letween Pacitic ave. jud the ocean; recent Mu roveluel.t=, suciudine steain ate ieaicas Sta cant ee HE REVERE, Purk avenue, opposite the Hote! Brienion. Atiantic Gary, 8.3; Uw all Lue year. “Lelenluute No. He: BOBEETS, Proprietor, late of tue Vermont. dada Suoviper Cares Axo Jacuzrs, In Sealskin, plein and trimmed, at closing out prices. ‘They are cheaper now than they will be next year. WOOL SEAL, ASTRACHAN, MARTEN And few other Capes in stock at prices lower than they can be manufactured for. ‘ Genuine bargains of the balance of our Fur stock. ‘WILLETT & RUOFF, waTTEL am - a ‘905 Penneyivanis sys MEMORANDUMS, INVOICE aifD SCRAP BOOKS, COPYING BOOKS, PRESSES AND STANDS, OF DIRECTORS Ox THE OWIO Nag. Hon, JOSEPH D. TAYLON, Pree't es INO. 0 TOMNSON, Vice Pres. CHARLES H. DAVIDGE, Cashier, HENKY L. BALLENTINE, seller. Tie tank wil cyen tor Dostavas Tuenlay, Feb. 24, N yen ior + Feb. 2 as = feniait PO PELE : Buys and sells all Local Stoc® and Bonds listed on the Wasluuston Stock Exchange. Deals in Typocraphic, Mencanthaler and other unilsted storks havins# local ‘Loans inoney on local good secufitien. ‘Farnishes information on all local investments checrtuily and without change. els IN peur BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, 913 AND 915 F ST.N.W. Has the best plan devised for securing a Home. Lanston Type character. rte ice ur e100 isued at 650 per share: 3 ap = "7 per suntan ‘paid "on purchase’ peice son Geo. W. Leach, V. "Pres. 0. F. Thompscn, Gen dE. ali Bier. r AMERICAN BEC Wit asp TRUST CO. feOtr CENTRAL SATIUNAL BANK. ACGUST BELMONT & co., BANKERS, (0. 23 NASSAU ST., NEW YORK. AGENTS AND CORRESPONDENTS OF THE MESSRS. ROTHSCHILD, LONDON, PARIS, FRANKFORT AND VIENNA. Issue Circular Credits for ‘Travelers, available in all pasts of the worid. ALSO COMMERCIAL CREDITS. Bills of Exchange and msko Cable Transfers brome: Wi i casttornia. tokurope, West Indies, Mexico and C ‘Eancute’ onders 1uF the purchase aud sale of invest- Salou CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, “RQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 F 34. Assets $1,155,208.2L Cffice hours from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. fat the first Wednesday in each mouth the offic ‘crenfrom tte So'clock p.a. Advances will be: Fiowplly at 7 o'clock. Ame SUtL weue we men ae tear eubscnption. Shares are $2.50 perm -:th €1,000 sdvanced on each share, Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantages of the AssuasLOD are iurmished upon application. THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Pres't, JOHN JOY EDSON, Sec'y. a7 EWis G. TEWKSBURY, W. BRIBES, Lies! way, N.Y. Danawer, Aeember Washington Stock bicusiige LEWIS G. TEWKSEURY & 0O., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 13%) F ST., WASHINGTON, D.c., nd sell for cashor OB margin Stocks, Bonds, Cidine Lrovieicns and Ol Duect private wires to New York and Chicago Interest allowed on depost?=. Ovkit Local Securities Gaait sat” tant quotatidtis all iathets. “‘Lelepbone 543. waite ‘PHE WASH ‘TH INGTON LOAN AND T COMPANY, oftices LET NOKIH WEST, vata 1 1001 F STi W. COKSON. JNO. W. MACANTNEY, _ ‘Momtber SY btock CORSON & MACARTNEY, CLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. ¥.W. ‘Bankers and Deaiers in Government Bonds Railrend Stocks god Rosas ad all = or sind og the exchanges of New hork, Hunwere bout and sok. ee seas (SSE BICYCLES. Noritxe Sorosrrc Axovr Is. It does not put to sleep ‘THE MAN WHO RIDES IT (He doesn’t have time), Or ‘THE MAN WHO RIDES A SLEEP-PRODUCER. (Ue has to hustle to keep up.) THE AMERICAN RAMBLER! ‘It fea beauty and puts all others to sleep. ‘Call and see it, GEO. 8. ATWATER&CO., 1424-26 Penn. ave. W ALTER B WILLIAMS & Oo, Auctionrers, 2001 D st, opp. Pa. ave. SPECIAL AND EXTRACROINARY ANNOUNOB MENT JAPANESE ART SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. Tt affords us creat pleasure to inforin my patrom®, friends and public gemeraily that 1 have received tm- Perative instructions ‘rom Bieber Bros chon, Japan, to close out “POSITIVELY To THE HiGh- EST BIDDER” “200 CASES OF JAPANESE FINE ARTS," Consisting of the followine goods, ale to conmneme TUESDAY, the TWENTY-WOURTH DAY OF FEB RUARY, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.M. AND THREE | O'CLOCK P.M., every provision being made for the comfort of ladies atvending this «rand and inportamt sale Hore to partial list of Japancne ¢ are to be placed om exh A very langeand costly Satsuma Ware, without a doubt the finest assortmemt of this fine Porelam Ware ever brought to this city MODERN SATSUMA PORCELAINS. In regard to the above I will mim ly say that st will Dethe most elaborate and magnificent display eve Placed om sale for public auction im this or any other efty GENUINE JAPANESE BRONZPS. There will be on exhibit MONDAY, TWENTY-THIKD INSTANT, over 200 pieces, tm cladine Koro's Vases, Paper Weighia, Bronze Knives, Shor Horus, &e., do. ALL BEAD PORTIERPS. One patr of the above, costing im Japan over $150, Will be sold without reserve. Marniticent and Laguisite Embroidered a LN COST FROM $50 TO #150, Also ara. tine of lovely Gold mbroniered Scere of every known variety, including 73 Ytold Fire Serene 400 Pieces of Silk Erobroideries and 200 Silk Pancie for decorative purposes, Cups and Saucers, Tete-a- ‘Tete Seteand lance stock of Thuart Ware, Japancee Bronge Gongs, Umbrellas and Lanterns for decorative and canten fete purposes. The most important item im this let will bes most rare and costly collection of Ivories, which ought certainly to claun the attention of every lover and student of “Japanese Art” in thie special line of goods. Also an aluost endiess variety of other coods too numerous to enunibrate The entire collection will be on exhibition on Mom- day. the Zid. and the auction sale will commence om TUESDAY, the TWENT)-POUKIH, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.M. AND THREE O'CLOCK P.M, sharp, and be continued dally at same hour until every lot ts sold. Respectfully, WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co., a pie ‘PHomas & WAGGAMAN, Heal Eetate Auctioneer, aw pt ai SORTHM ST BER SIL F STREET ™ decree puneed it eguit Court, DC yeubstitutiag ™: AND IMPRON KD NG, NUM- ~M.. pabt of oricinal | byes ete poe oe a tite ey A anaseaee Weta S Soa ees Aerine: One-third cash, of which must te de res a hfe oe lie ot yreu.ises on FAIDAY NTH Dal OF FEB! tuencing at HALE-PAST FOUK described ai STA Se AND a OF THE NATIONAL CAPTEAL INVESTMENT SOMPARY'S/SUBDIVinidN OF Le Sth aprow ree tweeters dwelling houses, Nos 73. A "forms of male made known at time of sale, or 00 ern 0" plicat‘on to te Guclersiyrned. Deposit of @100 on each Ouse reguired at tine of saie. ft terme of sale anemot Covujlied with ip ten daye trom day 01 auietive sssicee Teantves the right to feeell the propert. A vost of the u@auitimg purchaser aseamen tt tc pea im Washington, D.C. 'D. 8. MACKALL, Assicnee, 48 Sth et nw. DUNCANSON BROS, Aveta" fevi-daale YONTRACTORS' OF HORSES, MUL Ce Raere ae BinXpas, kAbbLuR, cr ; Bian. J FIRE-PROOF SAFE AND OFFICE Fia- ALSO LEASE OF VALUABLE STONE QUARRY. The! the 1 ror the Lake ‘eel by YRbacaucuon. et their stable, near the Peservou, on vandary avenbe, corner of Wanuinctom mtect. two squares trom tue term of the Hea Lame Baie Rue. ob WEDAESDA}. PRULUAKL. TWENTY FIFTH, beginning at CLEVEN O'CLOCK, all of the stock aid eguspurent, « Jo Goer stivne work Saddles, “Bisckauitis’ and Wheelwrights’ Te Ejecte Batters, Exyi0duus Wires and Powder. Boon Mogses; tot Lees Puss’ and nh Laaibor’ Sango Borsee ; lot bers (hice Ourht. tive Prane Buildings. Also, will be ut- fered at the naive tuuve und piace, In one rot, the Lease Of Lange Stone. Quatry, situated at Mail Sirius, ta ‘lading Bolier, Derricbt, Cranes and Quarry Logis, to- jeter with Sik Muen, Large stone Wagon gpa Bar bees complete, and Fraime Babe, capecity tuarteem Torees. N’ 5. —The stock is im good condition and may be ex- aunued every day Ul mae. erm ET LGMAX & PEDDICORD. Contractor, MATTHEWS & KIRKLAND, Auruomeers: fers Rarcurre, ‘DARE £00. Auctioncers, Wy Peuusy lVauia ave. Bw. USTEES' SALE OF VALU TREPAL EST ALE. (ON Rye ceetirttad AND PREMIN«. described rea! estate, with the hmproven cuts tLerrat, Situste th the city of "Wasidueton, District of Colum. to wit orth Sateen U6) tert fromtime ob street east by the depth thereot of or iicinal lob o wo and tree Years, with ine watu from dey Of sair, to be ‘on the projerty seid.” or all ‘A depomit of ‘Lerms of y Will be resid at tue cost amd rink tietaultine pur useer. SD rau) acme au te pase Ce KH. BiKGMANN, fe21-abds Truster RATCLIFFE, DARKE OO, Auctioneers. SUBURBAN ING SITE VAWAMHINGTUR HEIGHTS NEAR OONRECTE COT AVERUBEXTEMDED BY AUCTION. AY AFTERNOON, FEBRUAI Tx. sive An MAL rast POUR Chock. we wal Ber Tor wales be Pak’ Torrebte fee : Shy proverty, betns’ suppl with water. rose Care alot thie uty pubile wurron ““Permis, One-third cath, bnlaboe inne, two mind three cMwldads” RATCLIFFE, DARE & OO., Avct. Davo Srone For Suz. ‘Compelied by ill bealth to atandon the business, my drug store is offered for sale. It ie located on Dupout: ‘Circle, ip the midst of the most rapidly growing sec tiun of the city and Of the more fashionable part of the