Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1891, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The W. YORPCAST TILL EIGHT A. M. WEDNESDAY. For the District of Columbia, New Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware and Mary! light «now turning into rain; slightly warmer; easterly winds. CONDITION OF TRE WATER. Temperature and condition of water at 7 a.m.—Grent Falls. temperature, 33: condition. 29. Receiving reservoir. temperattire, 41. Con- dition at north connection, 36: condition at routh connection, 8; distributing _ reservoir, temperature, 49: condition at influent gate honse. 16; condition at cfttuent gate house, 19. High tide im the river, 122 p.m. Low tide in the river, 8:04 p.m. For Law or commercial printing go to Mc- Gm. & Wattacr, 1107 E n. Swrzz Lorgnette, €1.50. Hemrien’s453 Pa.av. Fosszix's Portzan Icz Cagam is better than « before. Order a quart for dinner at 1427 New York avenno. Starvep Grass Suaetrrere. 1223 New York ave. the finest sparkling table water and ginger champagne in the world. An abso- Jutely natural mineral water that creates appe- tite, aidx digestion and tones 4 the system generally. Cuantes Kraracen, 737 7th st. n.w. Fivt Oxp Rrz and Bourbon whiskies of 1366, 1873 and 1879, the choicest tobe had, and of which I make specialty . Callat the old cs tablishment of Cumin Xaxpea, 909 7th street orth vest. Une price only. Watt Pare, Window Shades, Picture Rods. BR. W. Hexpensox, 1113 F st. now. Tux well-known firm of Johnson Brothers supply more families with fuel than any one fra. m the United States. Vier? tae Expine Carver Creaxtsa Woans, (91-685 Mass. ave. now. Telephone 45-2 CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Axasvou’s.— Carleton Opera Company in| a le Duy saL.—Rose Coghlan as “Peg Wolffing- Nell, the Waif.” Burlesque. Acapexr or Mean CONDENSED LOCALS. Harriet Hardee has, by Belva A. Lockweod, filed a bill for a divorce from bed and board | with Robert W. Hardee. The charge is aban- doument. - The returning juries of the Crimi today remembered Mr. Krouse, the erier, and Bailiffs Stewart and Barker with cash presents. Company C (Sheridan Rifles), tifth bat i last night promoted Second Licutegant Fainter to its eaptainey and elected § Daniel W. Neligan secoad lientenant. officers have the repu and capable Messre. D: al Court jon of being energetic I & Co. have, by J. Hubly Ash- t the Judson P: ay Company to re was struck at 7th 2” cable car and knocked off the ira ‘The Business Commities of the Ameriean Woman saffrage Association. ‘A mecting of the busiress committee of the | ‘ational American Woman Suffrage Associ- ation was held yesterday afternoon, Miss Susan Anthony presiding. The chief business | was the appointment of committees. The members of the program comnnittce ar ¥, chairman; Miss Jose- phine K. Hienry of Kentucky. Mra. Helen W: ‘The members of the congressional commit- tee are Mies Susan B. Anthony, chairman; Har- riet Taylor Upton and Mrs. Jean Brooks Green- leaf. if ‘The committee on the Columbian exposition consists of Mrs. beth Boynton Harbert. Rev. Anna H. Shaw and Mrs. pofford and Miss Alice Stone Blackwell. The fund for the southern campaign haa siready been started by a ¢ iribution from Mrs. Rachel Foster Avery of £1,000. + DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. BUILDING PEEMITS yere issned yesterday as follows: J. Sterin, five rick dwellings, 1002 to 1010 Chase place north- | West; $5,000. W. H. Pyles, one brick dweijing | street southeast: £1,590. T. | ware store, 1235 1ith | street southeast. C. E. Worthington, | three brick dwellings, 915 to 919 4th street southeast; $4,500. REFERRED TO THE COMMISSIONERS. The President has cent to the Commissioners | for their views the act donating parts of lots 14 | and 15 in square 812 43 a publie alley; the act aathorizing the sale of t: of the United States in lot 3 in square 990; the act relating to junk dealers, d in second-hand mad erty and pawal'rokers in the District of Co- lumbia, and the bill authorizing the Commis- sioners to grant the Veteran Volunteer Fire- mon's Association the use of certain property in the city of Washington. The Commissioners will report on these bills during the week. MISCELLANEOUS. At a special meeting of the board of Commis sioners yesterday morning the attorney for the District read the District's answer to the bill in the Le Droit Park fence case. The case is set for hearing on a motion for a preliminary in- junction. Gen. Birney, who represents a large number of defendants, was present and also read his answer. anes Enjoyal tertainment. Last night National Commandery of the Golden Cross gave a musical and literary en- tertainment to its friends at Potomac Hail, South Washington. Thecommander. Dr. Chas. lien, gave « short address om the purposes of | 1 the order. ‘Then followed recitatious by Mra. Dr. H. E. Leach and Mr. S. H. Jacobson, solos | Dy Miss Rosafy and Mr. Ben Taylor, Miss Kers- | Jer, Mies E. Behrend and others, duetts by the | Misses Fitzhugh, Messrs. 3. H. Jacobson and Chas. Taylor and others. Refreshments were enjoved. Grand Commander J. H. Eble, W. H. Pope and nearly all of the oilicers of the Grand Lodge were present. pi ance are young colored men, and they were for-| merly employed by Mr. R. Nicolaides at No. 1106 F street. Last Thursday night tho store fered and robbed of $12.50. Policeman | jestigated the case and arrested the | young mon named. Yesterday they were tried | in the Police Court on a charge of housebreaic- | ing and it came out in the testimony that one of Sie sen was pat in a dungeon and while Necessary. In the matter of the condemnation of a lot | for the ase of the government—the bureat of | ngraving and printing—Judge James yester- | overruled the report of the auditor and set itasde. Consequently a new order of condem- at ite annual elcotion last evening elected off- cers as follows: R. H. Gunnell, superintendent; Jas. Taylor, Mrs. A. E. Hicks, Mise S. Neale, assistant superintenients: Miss L Countee, h | latest of the Wari hi aber plaving | Leing a scene on Mt. Olympus, with | we AMUSEMENTS. Avaavon’s Orena Hovse.—When Solomon's opera, “Bille Taylor,” was first it out it was st that another been found who would proceed upon the ame tine as Sir Arthur Sullivan produce comic o7 which would be as successful as the “Pirates, fore.” &c. But “Billee Tay- lor’ seemed to exhaust the ability of and his subsequent efforts “Claud Duval” was said to have been a failure, but it was probably because of inefficient pres- entation, for a large audience at Albaugh’s last night greatly enjoyed its performance by the Carleton Opera Company. “Mr. W. T. Carl in the title role was effective both in singing i “ roice has lost although some may question whether the gain of a few upper notes has com- pensnted for the sacrifice of the lower tones that were so effective when Mr. Carleton first grand opera. urray, W. H. Fitzgerald and C. vorable mention for efforts. Mise Jeannie Winston was well re- ‘EAST WASHINGTON CITIZENS. ‘They Think Congress Dove Not Give Sufficient ‘Time to District The East Washington Citizens’ Association met in regular monthly session last night at $26 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. ceived and in the feminine role of Constance | th rather surprised by her excellence many who had heretofore only seen her in doublet and tights. The choras was effective. Mim Win- ston will alternate with Mr. Carleton in the leading role. Again tonight. National Tweater.—“Masks and Faces” is one of the most charming of modern comedies. Athongh its characters are those of @ past century they are types of men and women that are found today. The of Woffington has been a favorite one ‘with all high comedy actresses and in it Mise Rose Coghlan has gained considerable success. Besicles the delicious comedy it aifords oppor- tunity for exquisite pathos and frequently the smiles melt into tears by quick and sudden changes. Miss Coghlan hes paid great atten- tidn to the presentation of this play 2ad has 9 company which gives her tho most efficient snp- ort. Mr. Thomas Whiffen made an excellent ‘ipiett and the scene in his home was wonder- fully effective. In the curtain cail which fol- lowed the act he justly shared the applanse ith the star. Mr. John’ T. ‘Sullivan was’ good as Sir Charles Pomander, as were Mr. Mason Mitchell as Zrnest Vane and Miss Beatrice Morland as Matel Vane. The whole perforin ance was greatly enjoyed by the large audience et completely filled the National Theater last night. Sanau Benwmanpt.—The advent of Sarah Bernhardt this season at Albaugh’s Opera House promises to be the dramatic feature of the season. Since her last appearance the great tragedienne has created the most pro- found sensation of ler artistic life in Paris and the powerful works by Sardou, which have served her for a vehicle are, “La Tosca,” ““Cleo- patra” and “Fedora.” With the addition of “Camille” and in the order named these plays will be presented in Washington during the week of March 16. The appearance of Mme. Kern in three new creations is a novel one, for during her previous visits her repertoire ined many familiar works. The idvance rs have reached such proportions thet the management hax decided to open the sale of seats next Tuesday morning. Ax definitely ar- ranged the repertoire will by Youdayand Tues day, “-La ‘Losea, pen of Sardou; W. day evening, a3" ‘hts and Satusday matinee, an engagement in where she is ceclared to be at the f her tragic powers. ‘ADEMY oF Mvsic.—“Gods and Men; or, From Mt. Olympus to Washington,” is the name of a new musical comedy, with a prologue, epi- logue and two acts, presented ut the Academy ot sfusic last night for the first time on any stage professionally. It is written by a news | paper man and is a composite of gods and men | ins satire on current politics, the prologue omas B. Keed, Jupiter, Hon. Thomas Jefferson, Bac- cbus, Senator’ Blan Buek Kilgore, Hereules, Hon. J others. After some Character it is moved to go scene in act one changes to New York. Here there is a runaway horse, an inventor, inning prize in a lottery, and move into the second act, which is in Waxbington. In this act uppear Congressmen and Senators and lobby- ists and pretty much everybody else one sees in Washington, including the society giri and the lady from wayback. It all comes right in this act and the epilogue finds them all back in Mt. Olympus badly battered but still in the ring, and the curtain goes down in a blaze of red, white and blue glory. Through the play are numerous songs and concerted pieces op cal and otherwise, with the Abbott quartet of male voices in the leading part. There is also a chorus of twelve young women from the Stand- ard Theater, New York. who dance. as also does Miss Louise Conway. Master Kari as Cupid is the messenger of “Gods and Men,” and be- tween the acts recites “Sherid: * and other pieces. A live horse also appears on the stage. ‘The house was well filled. “Gods and Men” must be seen to be appreciated. Again tonight. KeRwan's.—There was not a vacant seat in this theater last night and the performance re- ceived the approval of those present. An orig- inal extravanganza entitled “A Sensation in Paridise,” which does not boast of a plot, but roves a very good medium for displaying the shapely figures of a score of pretty damsels, clad in rich but abbreviated costumes. ‘The extravaganza is in nine scenes, and during its aetion the olio, which contains many new faces and original acts never seen here before, is startling manner, the Rentz-Santley qua fang well and Lottie Elliott danced gracefully. ‘The second scene presented Pusey and Lester as the two thieves from “Erminie.” ‘The third scene was made startling by th Miss Nellie Page, who “The Clemenceau Case.” During Lottie Elliott gave an exhibition of endurance dancing. Mile Loeville and Mlle Ranza, the only lady illusionists in the world, proved them- selves clever wizard-. Misses O'Brien and Gi bert threw the keen-edged Roman knives with marvellous acenracy. Barney Reynolds, tha’ well-known versatile’ comedian, lite of Rice's Extravanganza Company, made a hit. Again tonight. Hannis’.—Miss Susie Howard opened a week's etgagement at the Bijou last night before a good house in her tean drama in fo \ Miss Howard is now on her initial tour os a Star and impression she produced last night « brilliant Presented. _In the first some Ratta juggled in | Bemoaers Ott tae pieaacy Cota three had ever any would be done: . Sperry ing itable meeting place. He-said he was in favor of dismissing the committee which had been intrusted with the duty of looking up suitable plrce for meeting and appointing & new one, consisting of the president, secretary aud treasurer, which should decide upon a suitable piace for the next meeting of the aseo- ciation. He reduced his remarks to a motion and it prevailed unanimously. POPULATION OF THAT SECTION. Mr. Weller then referred to the instructions he had received last fall regarding the popula- tion of East Washington. He said he had writ- ten three letters to the superintendent of cen- sus, all of which had remained unanswered. ‘These were written in the name of the associa- tion, “He had since written a personal letter and had received a reply from Superintendent Porter, in which that gentleman stated that as |the request involved considerable work, it wonll be several days before the informat could be obtained. A NEW FORM OF GOVERNMENT. Mr. 8. C. Clark, under the call for new busi- ‘ners, stated that he was sorry that the resolu- tion submitted by him to the association and referred to a committee had not been re- ported. The resolution, it will be remembered, provided that the association earnestly = tosted against the passage of the bill author-. Ugng the Commissioners of the District to ‘ke regulations concerning railroads , in the District. Mr. Clark said that as thishad not been reported he would offer roa:l committee 14 y, : = {Resolveg,"That this association is in favor of aRterphient for thie District, republican in form, in which good tax-paying citizens may have some voice and under which our rules shall be in some manner amenable to the peo- le. Mr. Sperry sald that he did not think the association should be hasty in taking up this atter. He did not think that the association should unnecessarily spread ithelf. If the citi- zens’ committee of one hundred ealled upon the association to take the matter up he would say differently, but he saw no reason for the a8s0- ciation pitching into the District at this timo. r. be laid upon the table, but he was overruled, CONGRESS NEGLECTS THE DISTRICT. Mr. 8. C. Clark spoke at length in advocacy of the resolution, and Mr. Weller followed in the sume line. He said that if Congress could not give sufticient attention to the District in- terests he was in favor of conferring even greater powers upon the Commissioners than they possess at the present time. While in spirit he was opposed to the union of legislation and judicial powers, he nevertheless recognized the necessity of additional legislation in fur- therance of District interests. Apparently the United States Congress was so absorbed in national matters that they were unable to grant any time to consider District aifaira. Under such circumstances it would certainly be pro- tecting the welfare of our citizeus by granting authority to the District governors to f needed laws for the benetit of all concerned. He said further that it was a well- known fact that he was opposed to this form of government, and was heartily in favor of the Testoration ‘of the municipal privileges in which the citizens possessed the right to select their own rulera, but so long as wo had the pres-nt form of government it was absolutely necenaary, in the light of the experience of th:s present Congress, that had totally disregarded the recommendations of the District commit- tees and refused to give a single hour to the consideration of questions which did not even involve the expenditure of a single dollar, but which were nevertheless of paramount impor- tance, such as the chartering aud extension of railrond lines, changes in the laws governing the admission of members to the police force, the prohibition of the construction of tene- ments in alleys, &c., that the board of Com- missioners of the District of Columbia should In conclusion he said that “in view of the im- Portance of the resolution presented he would second the motion to refer it to the proper tte. ‘The meeting then adjourned. Do You Kxow Waar You Wasr: A POINT FOR YOU. IF YOU DECIDE, comi FROM WHAT YOU HAVE HEARD OR READ, THAT ‘ YOU WILL TAKE HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA FOR YOUR SPRING MEDICINE fate awaits her. Her lust engagement in this city was with the ‘Peck’s Bad Boy” Com- pany. Her performance Inst night exceeded all expectations. During the play she assumed six different characters—the waif, the waiter girl. the messenger boy, the street gamin, the Fifth avenue swell and the beirese—all of which were presented ina manner showing careful studs. The company is a oue and the scencty apropos. During third ect Mr. George Scott in a neat speech presented ‘Miss Howard with a beautiful floral offering in Elks. Again to- .—James O'Connor, that much-abused tragedian, was billed to sppear at this house last night, but a telegram from him announced his detention in Jersey City by sickness. He may appear later in the week. “Jack the Rip- per’ is presented just the same. Boys Charged With Arson. Three white boys, Sumuel Luckett, Otto Flarson end Anthony Eesig, from ten to ffteen years of age, were charged yesterday in the Police Court with arson in making @ fire on one of the sand boats of Mr. J.B. Lord at the fout of 17th street on Saturday last. ‘There four boys in the cabin of the boat, but ‘one of them escaped. The court said he would not hold the Essig boy, the youngest, but inclined to hold the others foF the ory in #100 desire to prosecute the boys, but did not want his property destroyed. ‘ihe court, after giv- ing them wome good advice, allowed them to ve. pe eee ‘Transfers of Heal Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: J.E. 26, br’! Sand 9, bik 10. Rosedale; $—. T. E. Waggaman, trustee, to Bridget MeMahon, sub 182, aq. 675;8— Chism to Josephine Ma: C. &O.’sland near gab 10. Gk. Belts te We H. Moses et = DO NOT BE INDUCED TO BUY ANY SUBSTITUTE INSTEAD, REMEMBER THAT THE SOLE REASON FOR URGING YOU TO BUY SOME OTHER MEDICINE 18 THAT A LITTLE MORE PROFIT MAY BE MADE ON THE SUBSTITUTE. THEREFORE INSIST UPON HAVING — # HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA, HOOD'’S SARSRPARILLA. HOOD'S SABSAPARILLA. 5 Coricuna Is Guear, Because great things are required of it. Curing skin diseases is no easy matter. Every sufferer from tor turing, disfiguring, itching, burning, bleeding, scaly ‘and pimply diseases of the skin, scalp and blood, with Joss of hair, will admit thts in view of the almost total failure of the usual remedies, CUTICURA is the greatest of skin cures. n Tue Breara Ov Sraxa Is Ix TUR am ‘The to practice EASTER MUSIC, is it not? SaaS LE Ee Sie eeeta ‘Much Attractive Exbibition Music fe Found in Scho! . Lehman suggested that the matter |* Laxssoncx & Bros DAILY COLUMN OF STORE NEWS. THE ATTENTION : oF ‘Those contemplating busing a true BAB- GAIN IN SHIRT WAISTS is called to this SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ALLFLANNEL and OUTING FLANNEL WalsTS, PERCALE WAISTS, LAUN- DRIED AND UNLAUNDRIED, WHITE LAWN WAISTS and a variety of other ‘Waists that formerly sold for 50c., @8¢, 8Be., SGe., 98e., will be sold for this week, commencing Monday, March 2, at the uni form price, ‘Theabove are for ladies. Sizes, 32, 34, ‘38, 38, For Misses’ age, 12 to 18. For Boys’ age, 4 to 14. Early purchasers are sure to obtain choice -/ of patterns. es, We will wive-4h@ men folks s rare bar gain in Wiiibrellas. The “Gem” Umbrella is agknowledged by all to be the small- _@ rolling umbrelfa tn the world. Guar. anteed all silk. Only 38 of these left. For- merly sold for $5. Yourchoice FOR THIS WEEK $2.85. We will carefully attend to re mail orders for these. SOLID SILVER THIMBLES, 21 CENTS. ‘We will sell for the remainder of this week. Solid Silver Thimbles to fit Misses or Ladies ¢ for2ic. Mail orders for these will be care- fully attended to. : $1 CORSETS FOR 7c. Our ‘*Common-sense” Corset for 73c. ‘This 1s 8 woven Corset of superior quality, S-hook; conies in White and Drab. We only have a few of these left, 30 all to- gether. Itisabroken lot. If there isa pair among them that fits you, you just save 27 cents. 270. SAVED ON A DOLLAR iss consider- ation. Sizes as follows: ‘You will see that 23 is the smallest size ‘White and not all the sizes in Drab. EACH PAIR GUARANTEED. OUR 96c. CHEMISE, 7lc. Ladies, here is another good opportdalty for you, for our 8c. Chemise are sold ood many places for $1.25. ‘These are made of cambric or muslin, nicely trimmed with yoke of inserting, with embroidery edge around neck and sleeves. All sizes in stock. ‘This offer holds good for this week only. CARD ENGRAVING, We continue to engrave your name on @ Copper Plate and 50 Cards for 80c. Work guaranteed. SAMPLE SHEETS OF ENGRAVING SENT ON APPLICATION. E PIAR 3 “oo . ESTEY | | EE EE A PAL SS): M Sem & Som ‘10 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, $3 ‘00 RENTED AND SOLD ON INSTALLMENTS. ‘TUNING AND REPAIRING. SANDERS ‘THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C,: ‘Iu his entertaining lecture, “THE INVISIBLE SOME PROPLE.” ‘This is the fourth lecture in the courses§ Alem. 5 | Admission, Socom O0¥2 BBO" seats, without extra chanre.at Filis & Co. od! Recaiemecar es oe (CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF Eos uo “_ Edwin Arnold's “Light of the World.” ‘MARCH 11. COL. RICHARD MALCOLM JOHNSTON, Geonce Eliot's “Philosophy of Marriage.” MABCH 15. JOHN BRISBEN WALKER, PH. D., ““Secial Problems tor Church apd State.” FRIDAYS. REV. GEORGE M. SEARLE, C.8.P., ON REAT. MARCH 6. ‘Measurement of Heat and “Specific Heat and the Absolute Zero.” MARCH 13. “Conversion of Heat t:to Work.” “The of Enenry.” ss Claude Duval, Sse Jeannie Winston a Constance. ‘Thursday night, THE . Carleton as a Leay po matinee, NANON. Saturday nicht, THE QUEEN'S LACE HANDKER- ‘of the company in the 1212 G ot. aw. Conservation = ‘20. *+What Really is Heat Relieved to Be!” it 4: ‘FPREE Portic TRCTURE AT THE HIGH SCHOOL Dr. Wilhelm aut) “Goethe's inden ‘tad Epische Gedichte." Weanesaay. Aare auspices of the IRISH-AMEBICAN UNION, AT NATIONAL RIFLES ARMORY, ‘Bear G street near 9th northwest, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH $, ATSP.M. aay Addzwegee ty exninent public speakers. Music, songs | WEDNESDAY eer Tce re te Pai | TARE Arrival of New Spring Fashion Reviews at the Douzsric Brwino MACuINE AND PATTERN rg ee ny &. con or us fashion plates. Ee Feseatces To feaT ot Why is it that people take Salvation Oil? Answer: Because ite goodand cheep. 25cents2 For throat Diseuses, Coughs, Colds, &. effectual relief ts found tn these of Ureeed Bronchial Troches.” Price 25¢.- 20 The Red-Hand Grand Or Attsorr's Ixpra Pate Ate, Brewed and bottled in Engiand by the re- nowned firm of 8. Allsopp & Sons’, Lid., can jhe had from 1417 Now York ave. and 1122 Cows ‘ow York ave. mn. ave. $o81-dtu,tt Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa, an efficacious rink for the nervous and dyspeptic. 5 An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. a It charms on sight. Its use enreptures. Ofice 487 9th strest northwest. dil-tr W. H. HOEKE’S. BEGINNING MONDAY MORNING AND CONTINUING FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, WE WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING % GOODS AT PRICES NAMED: Scrim, 5c. yard; Cretonne, 123s. 3 “Figured Muslin, 10e. a in Satin Finished Cretoune, 45c. ; Tapestry Border, Se. and 10c. ‘Window Shades, in all colors, 2 yards Jong, with fringe, 2, A lot of Allchenille Portieres, in solid colors and also with Dadoes, fringed top and bottom. only a few par of each pattern, at 63.76; price was 5. {tiene Sk Cetaten, 93.95; price was tains, price has been 85.50 pnd 96.59, to clean them out, $4.75. Je A lot of Nottingham and Lace at Retpeiy Curtaing ager 2Be. and S5e.; Gostsxin Rugs, Veivet and Moquette Rugs, 27 inches by 1g yards, 91. an 82.45; S0-inch, ‘2inch Smyrna $3.45; 36-inch, 84. 1 Tapestry Rug, best quality, 8.3:10.8, for $14. A Tapes Bug, best quality, 8.3x14, for 1 ‘Tapestry Rug, best quality, 8.3x15.7, for #20. 1 Tapestry Rug, best quality, 10g0x15.7, for 624.54 BEST ALL-WOOL FULL-WEIGRT ART SQUARES, 255 yanis by 3 yards, @5.43; ‘3x3 yards, 66.75; 3x33 yards, $7.88; 3x4 saris, #0, I8PAHAN AND BAZANTINE CARPETS, ‘Oxl2, for $15. BEST ALL-WOOL INGRAIN CARPETS, She. yard, EXTRA QUALITY TAPESTRY BRUS- \, Te. VELVET CARPET, 95c., AND BEST MOQUETTE, $1.25. Suite Parlor Furniture, walnut in Sultan plush, $47.50. One Suite in Silk Plush, @05. ‘One Over-stuffed 5-piece Suite in Broca- felle, trimmed with fringe, $137.50; was 1 One Large Turkish Suite, 5 pieces, in drocatelle, trimmed with heavy fringe, $167.50;wos $200. Samo Suite in Handsome Tapestry, for 8127.50; was $150. One Large, 3 pieces, Turkish Suite, in fine ‘sill * wa ane showine Tur waxpsouzsT LINE OF SILKS; VELVETS AND CHOICE “) DRESS GOODS TO BE FOUND IN ANT \STORE IN 'THIS CITY OR ELSEWHERE. ‘THOSE /TN SEARCH OF NEW AND FIND If OUR ESTABLISH- i USP aS PRST dome TEN ARS SPANISH, FRENCH, GERMAN OR TTALIAN. : rhb EXITOS OS oe FRIDAY, MARCH 6, AT S30 P.O ARD BM, MASONIC HALL, coi OF F AND 9TH6TS., is? »PE | ALREN CHOATE & CO. Hon of ali prramcements ter the san he pee ssi care ae = ‘Dr. RICHARD 8. ROSENTRA! Tate private, tutor fg the Enyeriel vanity ot Austria Bee notice under *-Eaucatiou.” mh2-im 8 soc THeaTac Mra. P. Harris, R. L. Britton and T. F. Deas, Propri- etors and Managers. 2 ‘Week commencing Monday, March 2. Engagement of the Talented and Beautiful Soubrette, SUSIE HOWARD, __Next week—DANIET. BOONE. ‘EW NATIONAL THEATION. ‘ai Me: I ieee serie y Macalester willainy sake Farias This wok—Annial Enmewmen of a See eres ae cents isl £1. BEARE, Capea’ 00 00 cco H Pigee* € 9 0 0 Goa ‘00° “Gea Goo ‘Under the: STAGE EXCURSIONS. EWIES TA ‘313 13th x. 18, af HO COACH LINE LEAVES Konnd trip: Arduston, 10% im. oe W WOADEK OF THE WORLD! ‘Representsan expenditure of over $3,000,009." — X.Y Tribune. Hotel Overioosing Central Park, Pith a seh vand Soh sis.. New York, Highest class. Absolute) Ureproot. LADY BARTER. RTER. Next week—THE CRISTAL SLIPPER, mb2-tt STURN FLOM THE LIFE OF CHRIST, CELEBRATED HOFMANN ‘DRAWINGS, SELECT ORGAN AND VOCAL, MUSIC, The nt __ CHURCH OF HE HOLY CITY, eon WEDNESDAY EVENING, Merch 4, 1801, at 80" ILLAKD 8 HOTEL. Admission, 25 cents. Tickets at the door. mb W Be. ove. end lahat. PERSONS OWNING DOGS AND WISHING ‘Washington,D.C. toenter them in the coming bench show will please eee call promptly at headquarters, 711 14th st. on SEptre. “wonee or before Marrh 4, at which time the entries close. All WASHINGTON. D.c. that is necessary is to state the nameand breed. Blanks ‘will Le furnished for this purpose. Don't deiay it. ‘Open from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. each day. mb2-2t F. 8. WEBSTER, Secretary. ‘PE boaKD OF Lavy visitons OF the WASHINGTON HOSPITAL FOR FOUNDLINGS F ‘Will give a < PACKAGE SALE TEA PARTY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH 4 ANDB, From 4t07P. M., AT TRE HOSPITAL, 1715 15TH ST. the City, BW. J. ond ot henischy gre, v RAUTHe START. ARDERS WANTED ONE Battin omen at rae aaa ae EA SIDE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. ‘Warned throughout —< —hS Serre WILE IRGINIA BEACH VA, ‘[ HE ELKTON ATLANTIC cigk. ¥- 2 ‘tacky ave., near the beach Theat. ON'T MISS THE GRAND MI- and Masquerade ae ‘catee dex Peau We 0. RM. fry Hall on Taureday Bight best i 5 GRAND MARCH AT 9 P.M. SHARP, ). on exbihition THE PRINCESS ANNE, ‘Swarted to ti0 present. Competi- Ue TET Se oF tary THE VetEINaTos- OCEAN END OF ATLAN’ ENTUCKY WOMAN'S HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY, To be given.in’the ball room of by the kind fote, under the| the British Legation, of Siz Suaian on Lady Pownce. LADIES’ COMMITTER, ‘WEDNESDAY, MAROH 4. AT 4 O'CLUCK P.M. ‘Program will be published later. : Only o limited number of tickets will be sold. Tickets can be obtained from any member of the com- mitteo.or from Dr. Harris, 1515 H st. the music stores and the principal dru xtores. fe27-4t L™ *KCADERY OF MUSIQ). Week beginning Merch 2, Wednesday and Saturday ‘The Freshest and Funniest of Musical Comedies, ZOOS FEOM MOUNT OLYMPUS TO WASHINGTON. ‘THE FARMERS’ ALLIANCE, "358 THE Or Tae DIPLOMATIC CouPa ‘THE NEW HOUSE RULES. Something up to date. Full of music. Full of mirth ‘end original and unique political satire, national questions thet must Capital, Pa Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths in the Housa fetim LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. HIE LEHMAN, OCEAN END OF PENNSYLVANIA T enlarged, improved and = neon ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. On the Beach with unsurpassed Ovean View. ‘Salt water baths in the house. ‘Send for circular. 9230-3 E ROBERTS & SONS. Tygiaise Ga HOSEER, Sone Sogn ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. way Wetween, iN ‘the feleplone Nota ‘Proprietor, late ot the Verwoat. ‘The humorous side be appreciated at the ‘Prices of admismon as usual. Bee eer pt rm New Tonxien Barus. ‘a26-tomh23 1229 st.o.w. A Srscuz Orrname, asso oe One case of Black 6x3 _ Ribbed Hose, sizes ¢ Our price for ate, ‘operations, closing of sidewalks, &sc., will offer s dis- “| count of 10 per cont on all cash sales wntil further > | motion. BEET ll i 18 miles from Noriolk, om the Atlantic Ocean. Drives throuxh pie forests; ssdaie horses. mh3 oT OF THE CONDIT IO! R te Fractionc! paper otea Redengtion tum! with U (G per cent of ein ulation LIABILITIES, im. ional Yankin deerred payments on Sulecribed and sworn to before March, 101 wala (CRANE, PARKIS & co, BANKERS, 1344 F st. (obbitt House), TRANSACT 4 GENERAL BANKING BUSINTSS, DEALERS IN INVESTMENT SECURITIES. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA SEOURITIES 4 SPECIALTY. District of Columbia 5 per cent bonds of 1N8P and District of Columbia 6 per cent bonds of 1802 wanted. fo28-0t ‘BE oREAT Event OF THIS MONTH IN BUILDING ASSOCIATION CIRCLES 1S THE MATURING OF THE SEC- OND SERIES OF THE PERPETUAL. The fortunate holders of the shares of the Secon’ Series can have thet redeemed at a profit of TWELVE TENT perampum. That ts to say, bavine paid Priviiege of continuins two years longer (614), and Tecrivine @200, Remember this is not a promise but an rctaa! periormance, broucht abont by the strictest ecomom and the practice of plain business pri fs Shut (hey lave almconded with all the proceeds aud left their cheuts to inourn their absence We haveteen in busines nine ena a half years and our ASSETS ARE 540,253.44. Our LIABILITIES ARE 9475.32]. leaving us un ‘nterest and SURPL FUND ot nearly €71,000. We pay 5 per cent per MUU on shares withdrawn betore uaturity. We pay 6 Per cent per AMMUL: on sjeial payroents, fret deposit to be #100 or more and after that any sun as mmaall ae 85, all bearing per cent interest, and at the watarity of our shares We pay, as above stated, 12 per cent per annum, Lex timate Buildine Associations are grand ood Which are advanced on anu those which are wot ed- vanced on. shares cam be taken st ali tines and no beck @ues re d, and youcen pay im any amount from #1 to meeting will be beid there op Wedneslay evening, Marcu 4. 3 LEWIS ABRAHAM, Vice Premdemt. 30HN COOK, Secretary. CHAS. W. SCHELL, CHAR. BENJAMIN, Attorney, fe27- ‘6, Corvoran building. aig and sels ‘Stocks amd Bonds listed ania stipes - Lanston asin: Gots en Loans money on iocal rou! securities al IDELITS . BULLDING AND LOAX ASSOCIATION, ‘913 AND O15 F ST.N.W. ‘Hae the best plat deviert for securing « Home ‘NO AUCTION OF MONEY. 13 month on each: or mth ator r a fe0tr CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. LEWIF @. TEWKSBURY & 0O.. BANKERS AND BROKLKS, F ST, WasHINGTUN,