Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1891, Page 18

16 LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILL BIRT 4. ¥. SUNDAY. Ix Hoc Saxo Vixcus. ; “Honest wines at honest prices.” Direet from the producer to the consumer. has To-Katon Wree Co., G14 Lath ot. Pouxp Basxez of English post boy to- dones coma eeco briar pipe, $1; 26 cigars, Bors’ Micuoscores. Hx™rzen’s, 458 Pa. ave. Loverr, useful and oruamental holiday goods at moderate prices at Baoouxab's, 14th near S. We do not boast of capital and show. We do, however, of our large assortment of goods. In our market and vy will be foun turkeys, o;aters, rib roast. saddle mutton, cranberries, grapes, Florida oranges. Tangerine oranges, bot house vegetables and all kinds of game, cluster raisins, citron, mince meat, mixed nats, salted alisonds, candies, J. and M. coffee. chocolate, cocoan, clarets, olives, Hoque ford cheese, wines, rums, brandics, ce. You Pone Caxpres.—A ehoice rich mixture, 25¢. pound; 5 pounds $1. Whitman's assorted ware. chocolate creams, 30c. per pound. A y fruit, pound, silver and Janvin, 426 9th ot. n.w. Toot Curst Curuzny and skates at L. H. Borxixs’, 993 F st. n.w. We Ixcuepx You when we say that our Craw- ford hand-sewed shoe, which wo make in all sizes and widths, on’ three differeut-shaped toes, is good enough for anybody. ‘Tneng are no bargains in good, wholesome wines or liquors. 4 headache follows the use of very cheap stuff. For the stomach’s sake ‘on the experience and rectitude which pro- Gale sound at yore wince of all Minivend the | rarest whiskics and brandies at the well-known warehouse of Can. Xaxpen, 009 7th st. nw. Ask for price list of the mauy beverages in stock. Jouxsrox’s breakiast coffee, price redaced, We Have bce? The largest stock of exclusive California Vineyaru producis in this cit } We cordially invite friends aud patrons to} visit our vaalts, coracr 27th and i streets, and | verify our statement. To-Katox Wive Co, . | 61d 14th ot. | Powearce Oruaa Grasts, $5. Hrxrurn’s, 453 Pa. ave. Sank Brprou» Cons, serges, benriettas, ladies’ | cloth, camel's bsir and ‘high novelty dress goods and bewatiful plaids at Gaovinap's, 14th - a Du Tury Hout Your Pret? We refer to your shoes. if so, try « pair of the Crawford. They are always comforiabie, Jouxsrox’s breskiast coffee, price reduced, 2c. ~ Spxctat. For the holidays oly, un assorted case of ary and eweet wines for §4. Packed for ship- ‘ment wit is exis: 5 ‘To-Katox Wise Co., 614 14th at Guxe! Guus! J. Ho Kventrso, 1206 Pa. ave. ‘Tux Great Atiaxtic axp Pactric Tra Co., 1-503 7th st. n.w., cor. 7th and E. Abeuutiful china enspidor or » handsome decorated china vread and milk set, 3 remy) anda copy of the Home Guard (size 14x29) given to every purchaser of a 2-pound bos of 2 and P. baking powder. ‘The palace tea store of Washington. H. Bowax, Manager. Aut Wuo Waxt Puotos for Christmas must give their orders by Monday, the 21st. Buuor, 95 Ponusylvania avenae. \ Jouxstox’s breakfast coffee ia sold only in peckages, price reduced. 20c. Fossett's Ice Creaxt is delivered every day ‘im the year. Leave an order for tomorrow's dinner at 1427 N w York avenue. Your Naz engraved on copper plate and 50 cards printed theretrom for 205 Laxsxonen & Bao. ‘May's Fouxisurxos.— Special value in under- at low prices for reliable goods. Or Lewin, is Tas Execraic Brits. Srraxixo Tosrs. 1206Pasve Gasat Artastic axp Pactric Tra Compant's Brores, 501 and 503 7th st. corner 7th and E mw. A beautiful souvenir entitled the Home Guard given away with one pound of tea. two ‘of coffee, one pound baking powder, a a of condensed milk. Our new blend of ‘38c. and 35c. Java and Mocha coffee Jouss1ox's breakfast coffee is sold by all rings, water colors, picture frames and moldings in” the ‘city. ‘work: Prices. Foursytu’s Ant Stone, 1206 F st. For artistic colorings and effectsin wall paper go to R W. Hexpenson’ 13 F st aw. ‘For tux Hotwaxys—ton Ton pure rye hieky, Aeme pare sour mash whisky, Jamaica rum, Cabinet’ sherry wine (imported), Se. & geast bot, Catawba wine, Zoe gallon, the nations! capital—Tur Great ATLANTIC AXD Comraxy, 501 and 568 7th st., cor. and E northwest. Swoxx the (Old Style) cigar, Cuban_hand- made, Se. straight. Wm. Caxxzy & Co., Manuf. For Wasriscvox Daess Beer # Max's Denay Hats, latest $1.50, ¢2 and $2.50. Extra value. AT: Lawie 433 thst He Was Equal to the Lelpless condition when it would have beeu en f g Flanagan's" Diamonds, lockets,chains, rings, &e. 531 Seventh — Advertisement. ——— | ifs il if i ity i FH He i it tf, [ f | try pince of Gardiner THE EPISCOPAL CATHEDRA THE CATHEDRAL SITE. An Important Meeting of the Episcopal Building Committee. ASELECTION THAT WILL FILL EVERY REQUIRE- MENT DESIRED—LAND GIVEN BY TWO PROMI- < NENT GENTLEMEN-— No DOUBT OF BISHOP PARET'S APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE'S ACTION. As far as the committee appointed by Bishop Paret to select. a site for the proposed Episco- pal Cathedral is concerned this important duty was completed lust evening. ing of the committee wes held last evening at the residence of Rev. Dr. Douglass, the chair- man of the comuittee, and the entire eubject was carefully considered. At a previous meet- ing of the committee the various sites offered had been discussed, and in the interval the individual members had given the matter more or less attention. The advantages of the va- rious sites offered, it is believed, have been fully considered, and the concInsion reached is Delieved to be in the interests of the proposed enterprise. THE SITE SELECTED is a beautiful tract of land lying between the Klingle and the Woodley roaus to the west of the Zoological Park and adjoining on the north Woodley Park. Those who drive out the Wood- ley road can see a portion of this, property which fronts on that road just cast of thecoun- the Itne of € which the Ki electric road. necticut avenue extended, along Creek Company is building an The location of this site in ite general relation to prominent points in the ; jocality is skown by the sketch map which ac- companics this article ‘QHE IFT oF TWo crtzeNs ‘The property thus secured 1s the gift of two citizens, Mr Francis G. Newlands and Mr. Pierre Waggaman. The largest share of the fourteen and a half acres is given by Mr. New- lands. He donates the best portion of what 13 | known as the Clark tract. which contains some twenty-two acres. The eight and a-balf acres given by Mr. Newlands comprises practically alt of the higu ground in that tract, He pur- chaued this property about twe yeary ago, pay- ing for it the sum of 7125.00. ‘This 1 nearly 36,000 per acre. In addition he has given the committee an option on five acres more | yhich will afford @ troutage on Connecticut avenue extended. He agrees to let them have this ground for the same price he paid for it two | yearsago. Considering that the ground selected is the choicest part of the entire tract and does not include those portions which are less avail- able it is estimated that the value of the eight and a half acres ou the basis of the price paid is at least $8,000 per ncre. As groand » mile forther away from the city has sold in lots the rate of fifteen or twenty thousand dollars Der sere the value of this gift can be apprect- a THE WAGGAMAN TRACT. The tract of land given by Mr. Waggaman | lies to the south of the Clark tract and will bring the line of the new site bordering on that of Woodley Park. It is estimated to Le of equal value with the Clark tract. As may be seen from the map. there isa strip of land of some seven acres known ax the Evans tract which lies between the new site anda xection of Conuecticut avenue extended. It is pro- to complete the frontage on that avenue the purchase of this tract from the Evans heirs, and final arrangements for the purchase of the rty will be made upon the return of one of the heirs from Europe. The entire Property will then comprise twenty-six acree. AN ADMIRABLE SITUATION. ‘The consideration which led the committee to select this site from all the others offered was mainly its admirable situation. It 1a ele- vated ground, nearly three hundred feet above the level of the ocean, and commands a fine view not only of the city, but of the picturesque stretch of country which has become so justiy creek region. Upon the highest point of this ground will be erecied the cathedral. a magnificent building,so designedas to harmonize with surrounding, rich in natural beauty. It will Le a prominent ‘object in the landscape and from any direction it can be seen and admired, an ot ject lesson in architecture which will not fail to have its in- fluence in the development of this region, which is destined in the nesr future to bea handsome residence section of the subur! It was fortunate for the groat enterprise well as creditable to the public spirit of the citizens of the District that the committee was not limited in its choice by any consideration ofeconomy. Other vffers were received of ligible sites which were equally as zenerous in their terms as the one accepted. Valuable land was freely offered and the main point to be devermined by the committee was the velec- tion of a location that was best adapted for the ‘posed uses for the present and for the Ritare- It is the belief of the committee that the site selected meets these requirements. ANOTHER CONSIDERATION. ‘There is another consideration which is in favor of thissite,and that isit is in the line of the new railroad, which will bring it within ten or fifteen minutes of the center of the city. The yximity to the Kock Creek and Zoological Barks insures surronndings that will be for all time attractive and inviting. BISHOP PARZT'S APPROVAL. ‘This action of the committee will have to be approved by Bisbop Paret, but thers seems to A lengthy meet- | Hubbard. it is on | L SITE ] citizens a contribution of a sum amounting to this city as the location will make a general appeal to the country for funds to enable the buildings to bi dand for endowment purpores It is expected that, a general meeting of citizens will be held after holidays, when the purposes and object of this enterprise will be presented and _ mea: res adopted’ for securing subscriptions to the fan HISTORY OF THE ENTERPRISE. The inception of this enterprive dates from the gift made by Miss Mann, a resident of this city, whe last spring made a deed of property valued, it is extimated, at €80,000, to be the nucleys of the future endowment of the cathe- dral foundation. Bishop Paret entered heart- ily into the spirit of this undertaking, and in his official capacity, aa well us an individual, he has been mainly instrumental in giving ractical form and’ shape to the enterprise. is views met with stch general favor that ke found the minds of prominens members of the Episcopal church and citizens ripe for action, |d uccordingly en the 3th of the present month & meeting was called. It was held at the resi- dence of Mr Charles C. Glover, aud it will be cousidered in the listory of this enterprise as the first formal step toward the inauguration [of the movement. Bishop Paret was present {and among others whe were there were J. C. Bancroit Davis, Gea. Joi. A Kasson, Chas. C. Glever, Francis G “Newsauds George Trues | dell, Bo. Ware John G. Parke, Col A. T. Britton, Ch . Matthews, Henry E. | Petlew, John ugh p Paret made an address in which he istory of cathedral establisments in Ing ont the sources of fail- red in eack of expressions gave a this country, po! ure and sticcess which appt those enterprises, He then of opinion as to whether such a foundation should be established in. this District, A COMMITTKE TO SELECT A SIGHT. There was « very strong sentiment expressed in favor of the project by those present, and after a full interchange of views a motion was unanimously adopted thut the bishop at once | appoint a con:mitice of eleven, composed of | four clergy and seven hymen, with power to select a suitable site -abject to the approval of the bishop and to raise {unde for the purchase of the vite. ‘The comm i tree selected by the bishop was as | follows: Kev. Dr. Douglass, chairman; Rev. | Dra, Townsend, McKim and Elliott, and Messrs. |. G. Glover. John A. Kasson, E. J’ Stellwagen, | H. E. Davis, George Trusdell, H. K. Viele and Calderon Carlisle. The work of this commit tee, a8 far as the selection of a site is con- cerned, was completed last evening. THE IDEA OF THE ENTERPRISE. The idea of the enterprise may be summed up as follows: A cathedral establishment is in ecclesiastical law an incorporated body with its dean and chapter, the great church and the connecting buildings tor schools, | charities, &c. It is considered that o great free church, beatiful in its architecture and well equipped in ail its appointments, is more needed in this city than Inuny other. Coming from all parts of the c.untry for purposes of temporary resi- E in echnection with the government aud H otherwise there area large number of persons who live here with no speci! chureh conuce- tion tis thought that sucn persons would come within the iniluences of a cathedral. A OUEAT FIFLD EERE. As has been stated, ‘there will be a greatfield here for the ablest preachers and teachers that the Episcopal church can produce, and there can be little doubt that this oppor- tunity will be seized to convinee our nution that the of organized Christ anity, ignitied —ritu: and the power of high thinking aad plain liv- are not confined to the floman Catholic church. Presbyterians, Methodists and mem- bers of many other religious bodies outside of the Episcopal chuvei have Joined in approving the plan of a great Protestant cathedral for New York city dnd have given their meus to assist in its construction. Similar reasons are likely to mduce « smiiar snpport for the pro- pored cathedral ‘of the Protestant Episcopal church in the District of Columbia.’ A OHAND CHURCH NOT ALL THAT I ¥ECESSARY. It is sometimes supposed that all that is neces- sary to a cathedral 8 a grand church building. The church building is the enter around which clusters schools, houses for the cathedral staff of ciergy, a inall for ecclesiastical guilerings, rooms for the reception of visiting clergy and. This is the idea of the projectors enterprise. It in furthermore ex- pected that the cathedral stat! of clergy wili not ouly be Y goer in supplying the requirements of the cuthedrui itself, but will also be able ander the bishop's direction to minister to many needy parishes and mission stations when their services may be desired. ‘The dioceve of Maryland, it is stated, more per? haps than most any other in this country, pre- sents a field where the servic of clergy who receive their support from cathe- dral foundation could be usiazed to advantage in mission work throughout the adjucent country. ‘A GHEAT NATIONAL MONUMENT. Tt has been suggested as one of the advan- tages of a cathedral that it could become a great natioual monument, a building which could contain the memorinis of America’s great men. It is quite certain that one of the tran- septs of the proposed cathedral will be devoted be no question that he will indorse what has] to’ similar purpose as the poets’ corner of been done. itis proposed to ask from the | Westminster Abbey. CITY AND DISTRICT. | Atsavon'n—Richard Mansfield in “Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde.” Nattosat.—Joseph Jefferson in “The Rivals.” Acapemx of Mvsic.—‘The Pearl of Pekin.” ‘Hanes’ Buov.—A. W. Fremont in ‘77 Keuxas's Lycxo Tuzaten.—Geo, Dizon and American Four Vaudeville Co. Usivensatisr Cuvncy.—The Graenfelds’ Concert. ——— Damages Claimed for Injuries. + A.suit was filed by Messrs. Gordon & Gordon yesterday for Lewis C. Trumbo against L.A. Barr and Franklin T. Sanner to recover $5,000 damages for injuries sustained June 27 by the falling of a wall on 10th between M and N etweets northwest, which said fall, he was due to the want of care and defendants. The plaintiff was employed as Se, and pecouaneatly tasapesiioted Hosp fol lowing his sat AS OE ‘Twextt-roun Paors—The Sunday Herald * Yale eels ‘You Caxxor do sretgn, te San ot INTENSE SUFFERING FUR EIGHT YEARS—RE- STORED To PERFECT HEALTH. Few people have suffered mote severely from dys- pepsia than Mr. E. A McMahou, a well-known grocer of Staunton, Va. He says: ‘Before 1878 I was inex- cellent heaith. weihing over 200 pounds. In that NAUSEA AND INDIGESTION. I could not sleep. lost all heart in my work, bad fits of melancholia and ‘tor days at a time I would have wel- comed death. 1 becauie morose, sullen and irritable, end for cight years iice was a burden. I tried wany physicians and many remedies. Ope day a worknan employed by me suguested that I take Hood's Sarsa- head revained my former weight Tam toasy well and T asco Ht to ting terrible pains to which 1 had been subjected ~ dolph, Mr. Wm. Thornton, an and are encouraged to try . Libis Sets t James Kelly Acquitted. Yesterday afternoon in the Criminal Court in the case of James Kelly, indicted with Patrick Farrell for houscbreakiug in smashing the win- dow of P. R. Wilson's poy store, the jury It returned a verdict of not gui 7. A Military Bicycle Corps Organized. A number of young men. whohave interested themselves in the organization of a military bicycle company, met last evering at 715 13th street. W. A. Balch wae chairman aud F. P. Libbey seoretary. Gen. Ordway was present by request and inan addrese encouraged the tax destined to add to tho efiiciency an non, F. B. Couch and Borjamin Wall were ap- Itis expected that the company will be mustered in eome time next week with about gixty members. For the present it will be attached to tie engineer move of the District National Guard. A. C. | pointed a reerniting committee. corps. -_—_- American Wheelmen’s League. There was a large attendance of members at anual meeting of the District of Columbia jon, League of American Whoelmen, at} $100,000 as un indication of their interest in | the Ebbitt House iast evening. Frank L. Dyer, the enterprise and uppreciation of the choice of | chief cousui of the division, presided, and W. Then Bishop Parct | H Stearns officiated as secretary. The mem- | bership was reported to have increased to 200, the ain { the leagm prospec! city were jing ty good and with the mn fund. —_———_ Unity Club, and literary fitly ended the pleasures of the evening. mre us ets Herald. Twent four paxes. fees eS [or ‘the Washington and souther; tickets at greatly be valid for return inclusive. rt te the Gulf of Mexico. Dagaveut Psonnasis. SCALES. SUFFERING FEARFUL, CURED BY CUTICURA. cheek, my face. It run into wy eye afraid I wouid jose all over my load ani y eyeaeh? altogether. hair covered ILy ef being the worst. ody. my fae scratched ‘was pronounced incurable DIE: taken tour bottles I was used six buitles of CUTICURA Ki one box of | fu) disease from woich T Lad suffe: | Year T cannot express with a pen w belore using the REMEDIES. restored as good ax ever, and #018 my eyesight. LY, Rockwell € CUTICURA KESOLVENT, ‘The blood purifier, internaliy (to biood of all impurities and po souuns el CUTICURA, the reat sim cure, and SOAP, on exanisite skin beantifier, clear the skin aud cured thous.nds of cases whee Yarning and stehing almost be remedies have wade such cures? MESOLVENT, 81. DRUG AND CHEMIC Paxes, 50 illustrations und 100 testimonials. skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP. IT STOPS THE PAIN. mus-ul CURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. 2 nished by the Chosen Friends of Penn Council om Capitol Hill last evening gave great satisfnc- tion. ‘The program was excellent. The recita- tions by the Misses Emily and Kathinka Frech and Mrs. J. Hoffman were heartily applauded. The piano solos by Misses Alma Smoot and Anna 8. Frech, vocal solos by Mr. L. F. Ran- ins Jeusie Pope ‘Miss Gertrude Dana were excellent, and the instramental mus® furnished by the Co- lumbia Musical Club, L. A. Callan, esq., direc- tor, was fully appreciated. The committee in charge were congratulated upon their success | entitling the division to another delegate to e board It was represented that the for holding the annual meet in this tand- at the sum of $2.500 must be raised be- fore an invitation could be given for the Liold- ing of the national meethere the finance com- j mittee was authorized to begin soliciting subscriptions for the raising of a guarantee The Unity Club met on Wednesday evening at the residence of R.A. Phillips, No. 1611 13th w-reet northwest, when Prof. Otis T. Mason gave an interosting and instructive iecture on | the “Unity of Nature,” which gave rise to a | discussion, in which Mx. J. R. Trembly, Dr. T. | A: Bland, Mixx Janet Richards and Mr R. W. Fenwick’ participated. The following musical rogram was finely rendered: | tions of favorite actors, and in response to an nustustic recall a humorouw selection that A Sprexvip Paren—The Washington Sunday Exraa Fars Aporisnep on Ricnnoxp axa | Danvitte Lontep Tratvs.—On and after Sun- ; day, December 20, i891, the extra fare charged vestibuled | Himited trains (Nos. 37and38) will beabolished.* Low Rates via B. 0. RR. vor Cunterstas, asp New Yeau Hottavs—For Christmas and New Year holidays the B. & O. R. 2. will sell | educed rates at all stations | eastof the Ohio river. 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It jead and shoulders The white seabs fell constantly frou: my head, shou.ders and srins, the skin would thicken. and be red and very itchy. and would crack and bleed if Alter spend.tu many hundreds of dollars I U heard of the CUTICURA and atter using two bottles CUTICURA LVENT 1 could see a change: and after I had most cured: ind when T OL CUTICUKA and one cake of CUTICURA SOAP I was cured of the dread- for five I suffered ‘They saved my lite, a tI fee! it my duty to recomend them, My hair is ¥, Lowa. eanse the vents), apd UTICUKA nally (to alp and restore the air), have shedd ny of seaies measured a quart dafiy, the skin cracked, b'eeding, \l endurance, hair Mfeless or ail kone, suffering terrible What other Bold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, SOc. ; SOAP, Prepared by the POTTER LL COKPOKATION, Boston. b7Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases,” G4 Pimples, blackheads, red, rough, chapped and oily Backache, kidney pains, weakne-s, rheumatism and pains re.ieved in one minute by the CUTI- cities?” 19, Presents for Men Silk Initial Handkerchiel, white or binck, B0c. and $1. Silk Embroidered Suspenders, infancy boxes, from #1 up. Elegant Silk Mufilers from @1 up. “Warranted” Kid Gloves, $1, $1.25, $1.50 and €2. Lined Gloves, 50c. to $2.60. Beautiful Neckwear from 25¢. up. “Paragon” Frame Warranted Fast Black Um- brelias, #1; better grades up to $10. 100 styles of Dress Shirts to select from; Prices from 50c. to $8. Derby Hate, “warranted,” our own special rade, $8.50. All the newest styles. Underwear, 502. to #10. Complete line of Mackintosbes. Lore & Hiss, 912 F st. nw, it is One price. Special presents today at 731 7th. A Great Success. Anosster house in every respect, and one actually without a real rival here in complete- ness and resources, iathe PutLaDELruta O¥srER, Hooss: as conducted by its popular proprietor, Mr. Win B. Yeoman Although 2 young man. Mr Yeoman ise man of great experience and knowledge in the oyster business and adds to those most necessary requiremenis an energy ‘us enterprising as itis pleasing. Ynaugurating his busmess here two or three years ago in a modest, simple way, he has sines built up for | himself a basiness second to uone in Washing- jtouin ius line and one which emphatically demoustraces the fact that be is here to stay. Every brand 9¢ oysters, no matter how rare, 18 kept constantly in stock and served in every conceivable style But, although an oyster house trst of all. nis establishment sapplies every other seasonable ‘Jelicacy. Experivuced white help, welected especiaily because of their experience, is empioved and every attention given te patrons. In anticipation of the Chuist- max demand Mr. Yeoman has just concluded a coutract with E Bradshaw, the noted Norfolk oyster desler, for a constant supply of the famour Lyun Haven Bay, Hampton Bar and Cone River Oysters Mr. Yeoman also supplies family orders tor Oysters, Salads and similar delicacies. It Christinas, special presents, 731 7th. 1 Do Not Forget whilein the great confusion consequent upon Xmas shopping to remember we vell the Finest and Freshest Hoasted Coffees to be had m the city. 11* Metzoen's Fine Grocery, 417 7th t. n.w. The Voigt Mig. Jewelry C a Don’t Break Your Head thinking what to get that gentleman for Christmas. We've a suggestion te make—iet it be one of our Um- brellas, $1 np, and grand values. Piano solo—"The Last Smile,” by Miss Kate Fuanc & Sox, One Price, | epee pone: “A bird Ae Love,” by Miss it Cor. 7th and D. | Maggie Dobbins; song- ‘Tarno™ and an en- a gore, by Miss Bertie Crawford, recitation by | ¢,gnoany, Peesents.— Our stove will be open, Mr 8. K. Hall; readings by Mr.’ Ralph Jeffer- Hings, Dikmond. Mactinen Ones a a fou; song—"Sunset,” by Miss Nellie Dobbins, | (ing, Diamond Earrings, Opera Glasses ani who gave ax an encore und by request “The ‘al9-awat" fA sess L, = 7 Bedouin Love Scng.” Mr. Kobert gave imita~ KEGORY Luow., 2134 Pa. ave. Carving Knives and Cutlery mcases, Mani- gure Sets, Shaving Sets, Scissors. WALYORD's, Pa. ave. ty Look for the Great China and Japan Tea Co.'s illustrated Christmas tree program in the Post. What Mrs. Cleveland Reads. Send 25 cunts to the Ladies’ Home Magazine, 1025 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, and they Will send the Magazine for a whole year and a Tebate premium worth neariy $2. Itis the most wonderful offer yet ite Gold Padiock Bracelets, $6. Voigt Mig. Jewelry Co. 713 7th st. new! nen Buy Candies, Nuts, Kaisin, Currants, Cit- ron, Grapes and Oranges and 4 Fine Turkey for | Xmas from Merzoer’s Fino Grocery, 417 7th st nw. ptad Buy Pare Old Rye Whisky, 7c. qt. Merz Gxn's Pine Grocery, 417 7th st. u.w. It The Great Chin and Japan Tea Co., 791 7th st., sells Johnston's breakfast Coffee, 20 cents Per pound package. It Special presents today at 731 7th. It Holiday Presents.—Best Plated Honey 3.75; Jelly Dishes, $2.50; Pickle Jars, Jake Dishes, $3; Salts and ‘Peppers, 50c. ud Jeweiry at lowest See window display. FRranx’s, 461 it Marvelous Fuel—Sestalit—No smoke, no odor and gas, no stovepipe or chimney; not ex- plosive. 1. H. HopKiss, 933 F et. nw. 19-5, t&th-3t* Ladies? and Gents’ Wigs for hire, and also Ladies’ Wigs for sile, at Ss. Heiter's, dll-5t* Diamond hi BS, $2.50. Voigt Jewelry Co. 1t* S. Heller, 720 7th st.. is making specialty in Ladies’ and Chudren's Hair Cutting ester hee Poving. Also cures Dandraft. dlg-5t* Christmas, special presents, 731 7h. at Mandolins, Banjos, Guitars, Cornets and Musical Boxes for sae or hire. WaLrory's, 477 ‘a. ave. Ficee, a. ave. nt ite Buy Pure Old Rye Whisky, 75c. jt. Metz- Gex's Fine Grocery, 417 7th st. ‘n.w. at The Duniap Style And 11 other Blocks--in the usual “two fitty” grade, now marked 31.90 it Fuaxe & Sox, One Price, Cor 7th and D. Coughs From Colds. Consumption and other lung trouble from coughs. Cure yours with Piso # Cure for Consumption. Druggists. 250. Look for the Great China and Japan Tea Co's ilnstrated Christmas tree program in the Poss. it Alarm Clocks, 9c. Voigt Mig. Jewelry Co. * Rebate Chociss in e aekage Johnston’s Breakfast Coffee, enti jobber s rebate. ' 1 Great Chine and J Turkeys—Persons desiring a strictly fine and fresh-dressed Fowl for Xmas dinner will please icave their orders with us early in the week. You know the kind we sell, 1t* Merzoru’s Fixe Groceny, 417 7th st, n.w. 10 Per Cent discount for six days on Silver- pinted Ware aud Clocks. Voigt Jewelry Co. 1t* Ladtes! 1828 .You Are Invited to call at Rzww's, New York ave., and obtain one face mas- sage and sample of Factve free. Special re- duction te ladies commencing face and throat teatuieut previous to the holidays. 1* Sce our tine window display tomorrow. The Voigt Mig. Jewelry Co., 713 7th st. new. 1t* Vapor Buths and Massage treatment prevent the grip. Try them, Ruzo's, 1828 New ork att C. Witmer & i : 4 ie Jargest dealurs in First-class Groceries vw E RE REH FT E Bex | and Fine Wines in the West End. Use our Bo Su ERR GNU F “So! ikes [and] Sete tomne meee ne x ' i £, Bey, yy mee gn pPhystectan’s Pocket Cases. Wasvono's, 477 n O RRR NNN ER RRE @ Box Strictly Fi le ag Ot NRE co., |. Five-pound Box Strictly Fine Candy, $1. HOH oo ROE NMS kee EO Murzoni's Fine Grocery, 417 Tth st. mw itt FURNITURE MAKERS AND IMPORTEKS, 01, 03 AND 65 WEST 23D ST., " NEW YORK, ARE MAKING 4 SPECIAL DISPLAY OF ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY AND WEDDING GIFTS, RANGING IN PRICE FROM 6 TO @500 EACH. Fancy Obairs from $5 ‘Muric Cases trom $7.50 up. Giit and Decorated Tables from $10 up. Fancy Deaks from $10.50 up. Shaving Stands from $10 up. ‘Work Stands from $12.50 up. Carl Petersen, 427-429 7th St. We are receiving new goods daily, which en- ables all purchasers at our store to procure the choicest assortment of Diamond Jewoiry and Novelties in the wmarket. Call early and get the choices. 1 Plated But. Dishes, $3.25. Voigt Jew'ly Co.* Tea For All. Everybody likes Thea-Nectar, ev. wants it and neari iy everybody uses it "t be an a . Pressel nith avery pened. OO, Werrateaes suitail tastes. A ly decorated china bread and milk set, three ang with a sucreeena SOE et A & P. ing Powder, with every 25cents’ worth of Ten, Powder or Condensed Milk: it for Home Guard di Christ- mas week; don’t miss it. Tae Great ATLantic asp Pacuric Tra Company, 601 and 503 7th Fancy Toilet Stands, Laules. and Dressers. trom | stfeet northwest, corner E street. ‘418-2¢ 817.50 up. ‘The contra of our Store (61-05 Saas 10 Per Cent discount for six Ware and Clocks. Volgs Sogelsy Oa tee i} Don’t fail to visit Sixazzron's, 415 7th You will find an elegant of Fancy articies of furni- ep ot Also Car- hie i 1891—SIXTEEN - PAGES, CITY ITEMS. . Just received 500 Solid Gold and BE eose, a gaeeereinns tat had as Baas CEU 88 eet | LE ty < i Ag Rye re UxD SUNDAY evi iS, ‘oRcENBER 20, r DAMENTALS Tee ae OF , —_————— aT i ‘be Kea “iy of the Sperttasl Work Housekeepers, Attention! ay SING. DEC 2, 79. DECEMBER F. “iste Buy Direct From. First Hands and Got | niin, aries, gh sil) aren Mr ae tie Bex ANE REA Mr Sac, Mizet bather: mime Marie rath. Me | pm. Alterate ae tree Stoore, vig trech. Mr. Samuel Jaca | owe i wae eStore Scott, Mr. MF. ODoenchue, Me. | “FON BAIR IS MADE Pause and Think and You will Come to the Dupout ‘irele, 7. Conclusion that The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, : We De she em gect ey Prof. HL. A. Basen’ tai wrth 235 branch stores in the United States and BS Fyne tp aed Pok*coctist Friday. "bes ins inl sen peae as many delivery wagons, can and do give bet- | one. Come al” —e at” | Tickets free. atthe oitice "aie ter goods for leas money than any house in the BYERS IS cores, Ahr your “ city, aud at the same time you participate in AUB SMITHS CONEDY OFERETTA, {NANCIAL part of the profits, Our srstem of doing busi- | gopgp gy WNL TPR TREE INANCTAL. ae ness and giving China, Glass Ware, Crockery, ‘AT KiFLES ARMOUy Matte? With a ea Se. with Teas, Coffees, Baking Powder and Bee re OCR Saae ec. ‘ondensed Milk is closely imitated by smalier By ar folio a concerns, but one trial of our goods will con- | pO"pts Louies Mom. er. Nad =" = aan, Pbeapaee! _— vince you that we are the ‘The foliowine we |-know ill participate: | REAL ESTATE Leaders and Pioneers. Komaty. pormne. | Company +, £2.96 sorte Granulated Sugar Dramatic * cent iS ami, baritone, Traian Standard A Sugar. i. "Tendered ‘by Miss | | Thite } email Be White Extra C Sugar. New Crop Teas At 35, 40, 50, 60 and 80c. per i appear Ti ker a pound. A PPACGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Special presents to buyers of ‘Thea-Nectar THIS EVTNIN Tea and A. & P. Baking Powder. nrdahPhs BuILbEm — THE WASHINGTON ee RICuARD, Aocrwents took REAL ESTATE COMPANT, Onr new crop of Mo: Teas at $1 per et over 1001 F ST. NW pound is excellent. Don't torget a ‘The Old Reliable Tea Houses, DR. bg a ene ‘Tar Gneat Arsantic axy Paciric Tea Co. DR. Jobn Wi x nd Attorneg. We cordially invite all lovers of good Teas, Dk. W. Mosby Wil perrelary, Coffees and Raking Powder to call and bring DR. onceeen. their friends and inspect our excellent stock of,| Dk New Teas, Pure Coffees aud Baking Powder be- DR Shee. R, Rowrman, Frank £_ Corbett, fore buying elsewhere. DR. sous A Sito 2 Checks given with every 25c. worth of DE W! Mosby Wilisnius Coffee, Baking Powder and Condensed Milk. bE Remember Our Stéres: 501 and 503 7th st. n.w.; 1020 14th st. nw. C. Ty Havexxen, Member Washiorton Stock Buchan 310, M at, Georgetown, 58, 58 and 60 Center | pop un ee AY Tieal Fatate and Stock Brokers Market; 92°Western Market: 8 and 90 st, Mar-| K *USAN'S LiCkUN THEATER Rooms (end 11, Atlantic basidiug. ket; 101 Northern Liberty Market. Beware of $690 F street northwest mushroom concerns and imitators. a18-2¢ Newtox H. Bowsax Special presents today « 2 Gipsy Kettles, 75c. Voigt Mfg. Jewelry Co. * Have You Uid Goig or Silver? If s0, remember the mig. jeweler, TONIGHT: TONIGHT" GEO. DIXON, Champion Bantam-weight Fighter of the World, and the INVESTMENT SPOURITIES. Stocks, Bonde and Grain bowgit and sold for cash eg on marcin. ‘New York snd Chicago wires, AMERICAN FOUR VAUDEVILLE CO. Dixon Will Meet All Comers, 47-3 Ws & 00, Amatenr Boxing Tournament For Dixon Medais who will pay the highest price.” 43: (ext week-J. H. WALLICK intwo playa, a14-0t BANKERS, nw. Rooms 4, 5. 6, upstai 21tod19-tu,thés THEATRE e Pao “«<Brown’s Bronchial Troches’ are cx- Accounts of individuals, firmus, corporsticne and capte cclient for the relie: of Hoarseness or Sore OMEANY. Talietowuicited. "Unr factittion are tbe beet Throat. ‘They are exceedingly effective.” — MPAA. Loans made on veal estate aud vilier wvatlabie ro! Christian World, Loudon, Eng. cy lateral. Plated Cake Baskets, $5.25. Voigt Jewelry Co.* Se et Sn ee Phillip» Digestibie Cocoa, Letters of credit avasiabie in all parte of the world fur ae ae tinea 4 ‘ + 1, 81.50, 82 wished, Delicious,easily digest od en aieey' nourishing. Weel Af you bave any resson for chansing your bank eo 500 More of Those Extra Fine $2.50 cn CuAmune Deraceoer Count oF opening «mew one, Saxony Wool German Hand-knit Jackets eclling pede 2 Call and see a, 80 ew at $1.49 at C. Avempacn’s, 7th and Sthoeamiar inn, Close 4:20. H. Domestic Sewing Machines aud Patterns. oo 2% 3 Woods & co., dli-f,m, w&s, till 431 00 6 BANKERS. poléar oo & ‘00 Gold Baby Kings, Caligraph Writing 3 for each characte! Voigt Jewelry Co. 18% Machine has a key and no shift carriage. 11 Buy a Machine With a Keputation Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service. Examine our New High-Arm No. 9. Its silent rotary motion free froi the heavy, rasping ac- tion of shuttle machines. digas | FIDELITY ax prrostt company ae ot sary laud. Washinston office, ioc St ‘Trust Compan sts totistag Becomes eurety on vonds of wiuinistrators guar inne tronteow abd ounitte tore GUAKANIENS “GME FIDELITY OF SALARIED JCS, CLeLiD AD EMPLOLES. Yor letter Carrion, au. ¢uvernmens o.. 2. SPKILG HOOLE HA" BIJOU 4 ira P. Harris, R. L. Britton and T. F. Dean, Proprietors and Manavers, Week commencing Decen:ber 21, 1891. GRAND CHRISIMAS ATTRACTION, Wurrnex & Witsox Mra. Co., ecaregagaedccsinary no20-tu,th stn Geteres Aga Ne ae a INTERNATIONAL COMIQUE, coe ae Gold-Filted Gents’ Chains, warranted for In conjunction with Mare pri on : ; ; d E DEPOSIT CONPANE S years, €2 Voigt Mig. Jewelty Co. 18 seine, snus Gani: rolynengrchenaet Fits, Spasm . Vitus Dance, Drunken- A Vaudeville Show without an equal. nese, Opiuin Habit cured by Dr. Miles! Nervine. NOVEL SPECIALTIYS, Free samples at + NEW IDEAS, dtr Menrz’s Davo Srorx, 1014 F st. CLEVER akrinTs. Christmas, special prese 317th. it Next week—H?3 NIBS THE BARON. 419-6t ADEMY. The vest for the money. Salvation oil. | ACADEMY Only 25 cents a boitic. Sold everywhere, 6 THIS (Saturday) EVENING Last Time of gaat Sore eerie ‘The Chinese Opera, See Window display tomorrow. Voigt Mig. TEARL OF PEKIN. B.E COR 1TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGKES§ JANUARY 22, ty Deorganized under ect Congress Uctober L, 13W& Transacts the bupiness ote TRUST COMPANY 2 ai ate various Uraucham, Jewelry Co., 713 7th st. n.w. 1st Py, KL OF PEKIN. oe — oe leg ditto SAVINGS BANK Purest, Bost Oils. Youno & Co., 74 K st. saan oe aoe ca din di5-co2w ng » —-——+—-- ~~ PEARL OF PEKIN. SAFE DEPUsiT COMPANT. The Palace Tea Store of Washington, Xun Wok. Copital: 501-503 7th st. n.w., cor. 7th and E. A gold: band cup and saucer or a majolica pitcher and ® copy of the Home Guard given to every pur- chaser of one pound The-Nectar Tea or one CHARLES FROHMAN'S COMEDY COMPANY from the Madison Square Theater, New York, ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS Actens executor edivinistrator, guardian of the ee >. ° -= 3 TP | tatesof minor, comniitioe of the estates of lunation, Euibae’ 1) ame oereie acon, 3 recover, atu eal enous ruse ay aovery = =" dl <7 £4 Sescription. $4 for Solid Gold Initial Rings, sold elee- where #6. Voigt Mtg. Jewelry Co. in Christmas Wet Goods. The joyful season will soon be here, when the people in general give up all kinds of busi- ness and indulge more or less in holiday fes- tivities, especially so here in the capital city. While purchasing Christmas goods, and you want possibly a pure stimulant, the to go is James Trage's Old Established Wine and Liquor House at 818 F st. Skates, ice and roller. Wai Look for the Great China and Japan Tea Cows thiustrated Christmas tree program in the ost, it ‘Wills kept without charge, Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS and upward and allows interest (hereon, Money deposited before the first day and on the Girt, second and third days of the miuth will draw interest from the first day. Loans wouey uyon real estate and collateral secur ‘ty. Bells firetciass real estate and ctber Gecurities in suns of 600 and upward. Receives SILVER WARE and all kinds of VALU. ABLES upon deposit im cajacious Storage Pauli of UBB} aswel dry cess aud security SMALL SAFES FOK RENT FROM 65 to 9125 PER ANNUAL _Seats now on sale. Grecian, ALBAUGH’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, SUNDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20, At B o'clock. SaThe Sacred Musical Event.-@R ‘The New York Lecture and Concert Bureau re- ‘spectfully announce 10 Per Cent discount for six days on Silver- plated Ware and Clocks, Voigt Jewelry Co. it* Don’t Do It Again. If you waited until Christmas eve last year before purchasing your holiday presents and then realized, when it was too late, thut some one else, wiser then yourself, had purchased or Office bours—Daily frown Ya.m. to $p.m., and unt qilerwisecrderedy in adit dla Bie Ci the want Uugmitons dy sith te tm, second aad « 38 excepted), Wieu ce Lot dais om Sunday we Lith aay willbe subatituted. The Charming American Vionniet. reserved the very articles you nansed—tot itbe Also first appearance in this city of _ ei —— 4 warning to you this yea to make your selec- BENIAMIN 4 SN tions early. if you are looking for substantial, ve CuaRLS Cola th, Pea, usetul presents we should like to bave you see MM MM 00) Z227zZ A RRR TIT SAMLS M. JON DS LUN," Seow our stock of fine furniture. We have just ree] MMMM 9 9 Ee ¢ 7s ceived some remarkably handsome Bed Room] MMMM 3 8 7% AA — Suites and beautifui Parlor Facnstarein de-] MMM 00 7272 AA i oF ALBERT L. 5 CL YEVANT. sigus that are tasty and new. We devote o2e Dusectors: entire floor to Carpeis, and this stock is more ee Perio sop complete than we have ever before carried. CLUB : Mettiew ues, ‘Special attention is called to our stock of Christ- Se L Presto mas Specialties, including Fancy Corner Cabi- of Dn Pak Oe c—2a taee telneaeee nets, Writing Desks aud Book Cases, Fan} © CELEBRATED S0L0 ARTISTS © K hives berry, soln G. Parke, Rockers, upholstered in plueh; Rattan and 16 And Pe, sac, Century Kockers, Chiga Closets, Chiffoniers, MILLE MARY FORREST, 5... EE a Center Tables in dak and 16th century finish? these latter make rice card tables also. Lotsof other articles suitable for Christmas gifta The Distinguished American Prima Donna. F Positively no advance in recular prices. Seats now rae BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION on sale at box office. For program see Saturday and| — BeagehtNG, AL AOS ASSOCIATION | Joux Rupes, 7 OTALC TUN OF MONE, t-dta23 513 7th st. nw, | Sunday Pepers. au ee aek Dts ke HA B HARVARD BANJO CLUB, paped, repay abl advan. Suan ChAT ALLOW 10 Per Cent discount for six days on Silver- ox Dirosrs plated Ware and Clocks. Voigt Jewelry Co. 1t* An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, Wheeler & Wilson’s New High Acta No. 9 It charms on sight. Its use enraptures. Ullice 427 9th street northwest. all-tr AMUSEMENTS. HARVARD MANDOLIN CLUB, CONCERT, Natignal Rifle’ Hall, Wedneslay. December Tickets on sale st Metzerott's Music Store. d1o-B0* (A PPAUGI'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. gn he ethcw. FREDELICK C. STEVENS, © Washunwton Stock kachause. Lex VERS, brkers, 185k Pat. uted. Lascal eecuri- Hes bourit andsoid.” Money icated On listed securi- ies and veal estaie. Bpecus! attention to Lratcines tee MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1892, The [J SIERSALIST CHURCH, TT ots ne CHORAL SOCIETY, — Ne ati We Ws 4 ¥ . j= }) VUKBUA. one S, See Fonr Popular Lectures on Scientific Subjects by PROF. JOHN B. DE MOTTE, Ph. D. Mondey, Jan. 4—*01d Ocean.” ‘Handel's Great Oratorio, “THE MESSIAH.” CORAON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. X. W., Renkers aud Lealer in Government Bonds, Derosite. Exchange. Loans. Collections. Ratircad Mocks abd Bends aidan, secur tire seted. fhe exchanges of New lort. LiulladelyLia, boston Soloists: Mary Howe Lavin, Miss Chrtstine Nielson, ‘Mr. Win. Lavin, wore LOUsLT abd roid. Mr. Ivan Morewekt. pAtietially trave ta evertmjent pecuritien, Dusrict Profusely Ilusiratei by Experimenta and Lantern | Chorus of 200. The Symphony Orchestra of New | }itue Soc tmeeht ailreaG, Gas, Insurance and Tele ‘Projections. York. ‘Aipenican Bell Le-cphone Stock bourbt and sold. 748 On sale at Metzerott's Course tickets, $1.30 and 61. ee See eee ‘IS G. TEWRSBU! . BM Wednesiay, Dec. 10. Gi2dw. | | Tieketsonsaiost Meteorott’s 210Fsaw. | LAME STEWESBURY, — W. B. EIBRS. " ROP. LOUIS WEBER ae ne Se eae scasiciie, Orders lett ot D. Sati LEWIS G. TEWASBURY & CO. ., ‘or at Ellis’, Proop's and feedings and fecitetious partial or entire TS Th st. Ne, iuusie store. " Telephone cor me plays rehearsed. elaxe mained, Aad BANKERS AND BROKERS, oie Ea" Coreorat ballin ae. 13% F 8T., WASHINGTON, D. c., N. NATIONAL THEATRE. uy ell tor cas) or om manne Stocks, Bonds, ne Provinitue snd Oi STAGE EXCURSIONS. ‘Mie Cu waa tibet piste ses to New York and Chiong, TPALLA— DeWine Coach Line, ps 000 K (K 538, 00 NN ON Cutoi-i0% 5 business & pau aS Tis Coach cas Ses ppp GE xt ets OD HE utoisown | eid Me ck $0 ON XN Sg Deparment : a: iavy Yard on 5 LE Econ . our great six: aig = hand Val y Hot ‘Leaves S19 Eh at news eee oid £24 “Sonet, comp, EO. . LEDERE! ANY ; ‘in the three-ect Roaring Lecitimnate Farce, XX X ccc 00. cag Do You Pay Case an fbkes 8 880° Laughter. IN XR & Go .. aaghter. If you buy for cash visit GRASTY'S DOUBLE Lael 00 cae = 7. oe STORES, 1510 and 1512 7th st. nw. Carpets, Oileioth and Window Shades, China, Glass, ‘Lamps, Tin, Stove Ware. Nothing sold on install- iment. People coming from sli parts of the city. None LAKEWOOD, ™. J., ROW OPEN. 4] H i i ‘4 H i j f : tae gy