Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1892, Page 16

18 THE Ld EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.c. SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1892—SIXTEEN PAGES. FINANCIAL, The Weaiher. FORECAST TILL FLowT A.M. SUNDAY. For the District of Columbia. Maryland and Virginia, clearing tonight; cold wave: wit otaing northwest; fair Sunday and Monday. High Water. ' Low Water. 22am, I44pm.|3:23em. 3:45 p.m Now 1s uz Tiare to enter Starin's Business | More than forty young men and | University. Women who entered last fall are now occupy- ing lucrative important positions. If you desire the ft them call at the college of tceet northwest. Two hundred «1 n daily attendance. and K. & G. corsets, 95c. ‘knit hose, 25e.; Lons- purao's, 14th near S. ARNER' Monarch shirts, dale cambric, 10 Anriricuat eves 25 up. Hewrcen’s, 453 Paav. se Hiow-Crase Mrviivery ar Repecen Parces. For ten days we will offer our entire assort- ment of bonnets and bats, imp: styles, at greatly redaced pr stock. Parsrn, Importer, 1107 F Axoora twill and Tokio crepe dress fabrics, 325g and J7e. Bnopuran's, 14th near 3. For mx Hosipays—Bon Ton pure rye whisky, Acme pure sour mash whisky, Jamaica rum, Cabinet sherry wine (imported), 75c. a quart bottle. Catawba wine, 75c. a gallon. At | Cras. Kuassern’s, agent for Manitou Mineral Water Co., 737 7th st. n.w. Canrets Curavep by the Empire Carpet} Works, 631-35 Mass. ave. n.w., are made moth proof free of charge. Telephone 425-2 For Wasurxotox Dress Beer GotoJoux k. Kerzy. Center Market, ithet. wing For artistic colorings an: effects in wall paper | goto k W. He: RSON's, 1113 g nw. i Fessrzt's Ice Cream is delivered every day | cured by the playwright, the scenic artist and Avbavon's.—Commencing next Monday night Wm. H. Crane and compeny will begin an engagement of six nights and Saturday matinee at Albaugh’s Opera House, presenting on Mon- . Wednesday and Thursday even- “The Senator.” On Friday and Saturday nights aud at the Saturday maticee Mr. Crane will appear in a new comedy, entitled “For Money,” which was written for him by Clay M. Greene and Augustus Thomas. The final per- formance of “The Senator” will be given by Mr. Crane during his coming engagement, as next time he appears here he will present only More has been written about ” than any Previous product of an American author. Its phenomenal success is | not at all surprising. Itisan American play, | dealing with subjects of interest to Americans, | and this fact of itself gives it a strong hold on thesympathy of the American audiences. But added to this is the all-important element of | fine acting. Mr. Crane does not follow the selfish policy of the average star, which secks to overshadow bis company in bis own impor- |tance. ‘The organization supporting him is | considered one of the best traveling, each in- dividual scoring a distinct bit, The same com- pany will support him during his stay in this city. Hannws' Brusov Taearen.- week will bring “*A Barrel of Money"to Harris’ Bijou Theater. The play bas met with the highest success, both as a comedy and as a melodrama. The fun which abounds in it has invariably found the heartiest appreciation and a wonder- ful degree of dramatic intensity has been se- | the members of the company One of the scenes represents the machinery of « big en- gine room aud the heroine is being hur- ried to the most horrible destruction in @ huge belt, to which she bas been tied. “This scene and the rescue form one of the most thrilling pieces of realism Yhat the modern stage, with all its wealth of mechanism, has kuown. The company is an evenly bal- anced oue, the purpose being to have every fm the year. Leave an order for tomorrow's dinuer at 1427 New York avenue. CITY AND DISTRICT MENTS TONIGHT. Axpavon’s—Bill Natioxat.—The great comedy “Niobe.” Acapexy o Mosic.—Prank Daniels in “Little Puck.” Hanars’ Buov.—“His Nibs, the Baron.” Kerxay’s Lyceum Tuearen.—Manchester's French Folly Co. —— CONDENSED LOCALS. De Antnvn J. Hatt, resident physician Emergency Hospital, has resigned and a cepted the position’ of resident physician at Providence Hospital. ‘Tux ProrLe’s Cuvacu will remove from the Academy of Music into the new and elegant hall of the builders’ exchange on 13th street, between G and H, holding its first service there tomorrow at 11 a.m. Hicdaxp Brows was found dead not at the Crauford Paving Company stable, but it a Stable in the vieimzty. ———— Good Templar New Year Greetings. The Good Templar salutation to the new year was Coronation, sung with fervor by @ large congregation in Good Templar Hall just as the clock was striking 12 Thursday night. The meeting was under the auspices of the executive committee of the Grand Lodge, Grand Templar Van Vieck presiding. The pro- ceedings were opened with the song, “Rescue the Perishing,” Grand Counselor Rowley lead- ing, tollowed ‘with prayer by Grand Chaplain Blackford. Grand Secretary Spurgeon re- corded and six signitures to the total abstinence pledge were secured. The program was arranged by the good of the order com- mittee of Friendship Lodge. Mrs. Emma Berg- man, chairman, and was directed by Lodge Deputy W. K. Zeigler, chairman of the public meeting committee. An opening address by fhe grand templar was followed with « piano solo by Miss Emma Wood, recitations by Lodge Deputy Karl Bergmann, 4 humorous dialogue by the Misses Lul 1 Cole und Mamie Sampson, » vocal duet by Mrs. Emma Lergmanand Miss Abbie Cole, instrumental music by Mrs. Berg- man and Mrs. Edwards, Cole and Hobson, reading by W. R. Zeigler, colo and chorus by Mrs. Be and the audience, cornet and whistling solos by Miss Lulu Cole, a ghost story by J. A. McCarty. a recitation by F. C. Bache ed reading by H. A. Holton. Addresses were made by Past Grand Chaplain Lee and Past Grand Templar Whitney, in which the tice of wine giving at New Year recep- Jone was roundly condemned. At 3 o'clock p.m.on New Year day the rounds of Good Templar calls with temperance friends was begun, in which it was abundantly Proven that intoxicating beverages are not necessary to the greatest good cheer and mer- riment. Among the more prominent Good Templar homes where very liberal prepara- for receiving had been made were those rand Templar Van Vieck on Acker street, Past Grand Jemplars A. Kalstrom on A strect southeast, A. Frear on Sth street northeast, J. Gourley on Defrees street and at the residence of V. K. Bishop on th street northeast. Every oung man of the very many who called upon Sine Sad the Misses Bishop bore away a little There are many who desire to welcome the new conductor, Mr. Walter Damrosch: many also soloists. All these, with those who go solely to hear the great oratorio, will make a goodly au- dience. part brought out to its full strength. No char- acter is in any way weakened for the sake of giving better opportunities to another role. ‘The cast includes the popular comedian, George Booker, and the favorite soubrette, Carrie Lamont. Keusay's Lyceuw Taraten.—The Henry Burlesque Company. the attraction at Ker- nan's Lyceum Theater next week, includes many noted artists, chief of whom is Texar- kanas, the remarkable daneeuse, who displays all the skill of the French premier, though she was never taught the art. She 1s a born dan- Seuse, and created quite a sensation here last seascu, when she introduced an endless variety of dances. She is pretty and shapely and com- plete mistress of her bewitching art. Among Other artists well known bere are Wm. F. aye, Ada Henry, Dave Conway, Jack Daly, Will West, Vie North, Majorie Maxwell, Dot Daven- ort and Stella Marten. ‘There is an elaborate iret part, which is followed by an olio that has never beer. equaled. The beautiful De Witt sisters of this city are among the features. In the burlesque, “The Ta and the Ta-Ta,” a rich travesty on the New York operatic success will be seen. [t introduces many lovely and gitted women, and is replete with new songs, music and dances. ‘Tur Srwruosy Oncurstes.—The Symphony Orcnestra of New York, Walter Damrosch, con- ductor, is to give its first concert in Wasbing- ton at Albaugh’s on Tuesday, January 12. ‘The soloists for the occasion are to be Xaver Schar- wenka, the eminent pianist, and Miss Christine Nielson, contralto. Mr. Damrosch has the only permanent orchestra in New York, or- ganized last fall, with an annual guarantee Organizations of Various Kinds That Held Pleasant Receptions Yesterday ‘The Washington Lodge of Elks was at home yepterday in its rooms at 9th street and Ponn- sylvania avenue. During the day there was a continuous stream of callers and when the theaters closed there was added tothe company a number of members of the profession. There were, at the lowest estimate 1,200 caller dur- ing the day Nelson Division, No. 2, Uniformed Rank K. of P., was out in force yesterday making Calls. Among those made that upon Sir Knight Jobn C. Yost and lady at 715 9th street northeast was moat enjoyable. Tho sir knights, in full uni- form, were marshaled by Col. Foxwell. Capt. Jno. H. Mille and Lieut. J. W. Hardell, and after an exchange of the usual greetings were entertained with a rendition of the K. of P. march on the piano by Miss Ida, daughter of the host. A collation was afterward served. THE Y. MC. ‘The Y. M. C. A. open house New Year day was in every sense a success. The building was ar- tistically decorated with greens, flowering and foliage plants, cut flowers and many beautiful designs in flags. Forty-five ladies assisted in the reception and generous provision was made in the way of refreshments. From 2 to7 o'clock the placo was thronged with a continuously changing multitude. In the afternoon tho gymnastic exhibition entertained a large cor pany, while in the libr phonograph d: pensed fun and music. ‘The entertainment in the evening called together a company m too large for the capacity of the gymnasium. ‘The audience was thoroughly satstied with the music by the orchestra, Prof. King. Mr. D. D. Baird's wonderful joqual, powers and the interesting discussion of “Where is the Lest place to be born,” by members of the Literary Society. F.E. Tasker represented the granite state, C. E, Paul the wolverine, C. B. ‘Litus the sun- flower, Edw. W. DeKnight spoke from Okla- homa, A. D. Spangler the keystone state, J. W. MeKinley for Ohie, J. W. Drow lor the District aud L. L. Williamson divided the honors be- tween Canada and the old dominion. Each guest had been requested to sign cards desiguat- ing where they were born, and over forty states, territories and foreign countries were ASSIGNING THE PLAYERS. List of Men Sent by Messrs. Young Phelps to Each League Club. ‘Messrs. Young and Phelps, the committee appointed by the Indianapolis meeting to dis- tribute the pool of players purchased with the de~ fanct American Association clubs have sent the following list of players to the president of each of the twelve clubs comprising the new major base ball organization: Baitimore—McMahon, Healy, Cobb, Robin- son, Hess, Whistler, Pickett, Shindle, Gilbert, Yan Haltren, Welch, W. Johnson, McGraw, Bufinton, Gunson. Brooklya—Ward, Brouthers, Corcoran, Joyce, Lovett, Haddock, Hart, Daly, Duiley, Terry, Foutz, Griffin, Collins, Pinkney, Barus. Chicago—Kittredge, Schriver, Hutchinson, Luby, Vickery, Gumbert, Anson. Pfeffer, Cooney, Dahlen, Ryan, Burns, Wilmot, Dungan, Meakin. Cleveland—O'Connor, Zimmer. Doyle, Young, Davis, Rettger, Cuppy. Vian, Williams, Shearon, Virtue, Childs, McKean,’ Davis,’ Tebeau, Burkett, McAleer. w York—Wm. Ewing, John Ewing, Boyle, King, Fuller, O Rourke, Tiernan, Gore, Van Sandt, Sharrott, Sullivan, Lyons, Bassett, Rusie. Pittsburg—Baldwin, Ehret, Galvin,’ Wood- cock, Miller, Mack, Beekley, Bierbauer, Shu- art, Whitney, Swartwood, Hanlon, Farreil, rim. Cincinnati — Comiskey, McPhee, George Smith, Latham, Rhines, Harrington, Mullane, Chamberlain, Holliday, Weill, Halligan, Barke, Morgan Murphy. St. Louis—Glenson, Breidenstein, Buckley. Moran, Werden, Newell, Glaascuck, Genius, Carroll, Stricker, Crooks, Easton, Brodie, Par- rott. _Boston—Clarkson, Bennett, Ganzell, Fe Nicholis, Staley, Stivetts, Tucker, Quinn, Ni Long, Lowe, Stovey, McCarty, Duffy. Louwville—Jennings, ‘Taylor, ‘Fitzgerald, Weaver, Meekiu, Kuehne, Cahill, Stratton, Can- avan, Browning, ‘Tom Brown, Dowse. -Philadelphia—Thornton, Exper, Clements, W. Brown, Hallman, Muivey, Allen, Humitton, DeleLanty, ‘thompson, Connor, Weyhing,Cross, C.'T. Reiliy, Keete. Washington—McGuire, Dolan, Foreman. Knell, Killen, Larkin, D. Richardson, H. Rich- arson, Shock, Radford, Wood, Hoy, Duffee, Milligan, Gastright. a ee represented. ‘The reception by the ladies was the event of the day. General Secretary Pugh and wife received the guests, assisted by the following ladies: Mesdames 0. B. Brown, C. W. Brown, Edward Brown, G. M. Brumbaugh, CHL Carrington, H. A. Harding, . A. Harding, Mable, H. W. Olmsted, T. G. Rendall, J. W. Sims, F. W. Vaughn, W. A. Welle, L. Caleb Williamvon, E. W. Woodruff, Misses Grace Al- lington, Sare Allington, Carrie G. Ayer, Jennie W Barker, Myrtle Baldwin, Grace K. Burnett, Bianche Campbell, Grace Carrington, Edith Corey, Saidee Drown. Etholwyne Hall, Kate 8. Hamilton, Nellie L. Hawke, Helen A. Iserman, Alice M. Kimball, Minnie E. Keene, E. Pauline Lecch, Mamie I. ‘Lesh, V. B. Newton, Lillian Norton, Lula Rothrock, Alice T. Rayniond, EF. rau, Lena Sumney, Nellio Taggart, Jen- ie Taggar' ia PF. ‘Lopbam, C. Van Wieck and Lillie Wats e ” SY VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS. haadies of Covonant Tent, Independent Order of Rechabites, entertained friends at the resi- dence of Mrs. M. R, Mahoney, 207 2d street southeast. A great crowd of callers was received by members of the Young Women's Christian fund of $50,000, subscribed Ly several of New York’a wealthy citizens. The majority of the musicians have had the benefit of several years’ playing together in the Symphony Society, and they have been strengthened by the addition of such artists as Brodsky, late of Leipsic; Conus of Paris and Anton Hekking, the ‘cellist. A course of four concerts was originally planned, but owing to inability to announce a place for the later concerts course tickets will not be sold. The sale of seats opened this morning at Metzerott’s. Seats for this concert have been reserved for those who left subscriptions for the course and may be kad on application. ‘Tux Messtan.—"“The Messiah” will attract a large audience to Albaugh’s on Monday, Jan- uary 11. ‘The Choral Society has many friends. who are admirers of Mary Howe and the other Mr Damrosch is to conduct the Inst chorus rehearsal on next Friday night and a full rehearsal of soloists, chorus and orchestra wilt be held on the morning before the per- formance, Puor. De Morte’s Lecrvaz.—Prof. John B. De Motte lectures on Monday night at the Universalist Church on “Old Ocean,” with experiments and stereopticon views fally illustrating every point. ‘This is one ot the most popular lectures ever delivered, and 1s both instructive and entertaining. Prof. De Motte is engaged for a series of lec- tures before the Peabody Institute, Baltimore, and comes here on hie “off” days, and to in- troduce himself to the Washington public is selling course tickets at the low price of €1.50 and $i: Admission to single lecture, 50 cents, including reserved seat. ‘Tuk Grouuzrows Oncurstna—That ex- cellent organization, the Georgetown Orchestra, will give ity first concert this season at the embiematic frying pan securely in the Dutton hole of his dress coat by the fair Young bands of those who did the honors on that occasion. ees ene First Baptist Church Entertainment. Itwas the annual Xmas eutertaiument of the Sunday school of the First Baptist Church, corner 16th and © streets, that took place last | and decided advancement under the intelligent | i#s Minuie Cowling, piuk sti and garnet vel evening. The rooms were tastefully decorated with evergreens and bunting. In the center was an Xmas tree, which, when lighted, had a fairy-like effect. The truth of the scriptural expression, “It is more blessed to give than to Yeceive,.” was exemplified by the many presents for the poor which were piled around the foot of the tree. Nearly every one entering the room brought » package of clothing. grocerics, éc., which will be sent to various hospitals and other like institntions. Peantiful musical se- Jcctions wers rendered by the school, under the direction of Mr. Percy 8. Foster, assisted by Misses Craig and Stakeley, pianists, and the following members of the Georgetown Amateur | Orchestra: Violins, A. Kabel, J. Finckel, A. Casper and H. Craft: cello, J. Ulke; bass, 8. Ostrander; flute, E. W. Stone: clarionet, T. J. ‘Taslor; cornets, Dr. William Long and J. i | kanas, the dausuese, the De Witt sisters and Gibson. Refreshments were served to all and presente} Pra Baumgarten of Baltimore, Miss Lelia Lie- distributed vo every mem ver of the infant and | bermann. pianist, and the V intermediate departments. The Kev. C. A. Stakeley, the pastor of the eburch, received « handsome Century Diction- | Mme. Bernhardt’s engagement at Albaugh's ere oe to E. W. | Grand Opera House is welcome. . the efficient superintendent, a beau-| pear for iour nights and one matinee only. be- . gold eye glasses | giuning Wednesday evening, January 13, in ary. Among other presents Needham. ka tiful vase: Dr. G. C. Samson, and chain from his class; P. S. Foster, gold buttons, from Bible class, and three handsome | as “Jeanne D’ + $25 im gold from Sunday school; . T.' Mason, his class. To Dr. the reception committee, is due great credit for the plans so admirably carried out. cena see First Deceived, Then Fribed. = from the Christian Endeavor; Prof. A well-known young man, whose name it | Columbia Commandery, No. 2, K. T., and its bout three | Many friends will be delighted to know that at Would not be proper to mention, months ago married one of the loveliest young ladies in the country. Of late he has been ‘Miss | as “Theodora” and Saturday night as “Leah.” an oak rocking chair from | next. Ail plays will be presented with special KH. Morton, chairman of | scenery and appointments throughout. Luther Place Memorial Church next Wednes day evening. Prof. Kuspar, the director, has got his foree in excellent sbape. and it will also have the assistance of the Wilhelmj Club. The program has been arranged 0 us to show the improvement made by this orchestra in concerted work, and its friends anticipate ex- cellent results.” Each year has proved the earnestness and compéteacy of the players, anicapable direction of Prof. Kaspar. soloists will be Mise Clementina De Vere and Mr. Anton Gloetzuer, both of whom need no introduction to the music-loving community of this ei Coxcoupta Hatt.—There will be an enter- tainment at Concordia Hali next Tuesday ever ing for the benefit of the United Hebrew Char. ities of the District and the widows’ and orphans’ fund of Montefiore Lodge, No 49, Impd. 0. B B. Some of the best-known tal- ent in the District will participate in the pro- gram and after the entertamment there will be ahop. Among the professional: who will par- tierpate im the program will be Miss Mi Seligman of the Pitou Btock Company, Williaus Collier and Master Lennie of the “Hoss & Hoss” troupe, and the following members of the Henry Burlesque troupe Jno. H. Smith, Texar- Will West. Besides these there will be Miss J. Florence Dra- matic Clab. Saran Beexwanpt.—The announcement of She will ap- “Theodora,” ‘Lhursday as “La Tosca,” Friday re,” Saturday afternoon again ‘The advance sale begins ‘ihursday morning Contmuia Commanpeny, No. 2, Ksicuts TxmvLak.—Among the most successful and eu- joyable entertainments given in the city of Washington in former years were those of the Jemperance Union of the West End ut 918 23d street. Kev. Dr. and Mrs. 8. M. Newman, assisted by members of the First Congregational Churcli, received callers in the church parlors yester- & The lady managers of the Baptist Home, at 3248 N street, were at home to callera, A special reception was tendered veterans of the confederacy by Mra. W. H. McCardle, at 1126 12th street. Ladies interested in W.S. Hancock Command, U. V.U., received at Grand Army Hall, 7th and Lotreets. BURNSIDE W. B.C. The reception given by Burnside Relief Corps, No.4, at the Wimodaughsis parlors on I street was very largely attended, the ladies re- ceiving altogether over 800 guests. M: Dbeau- tiful costumes were worn, among whick were the following: Mrs. J. E. Shepherd, president, black eatin, Medici jet collar, passamenterie and Chantilly lace; Mrs. M. E. burgess, senior vice president, Diack satin en train, pearl ornaments; Mre. 8. J. Neal, junior vice president, black silk crepe en train, with diamond ornaments; Mrs. W. W. Eldridge, president-elect, black silk, trimmed with velvet and jet, court train, V-shaped neck, with garnets; Mrs. L. Schermerhoru, senior vice president-elect, black pearl ornaments; ‘Mrs. her, past department faille embroidered in court train; Mrs. J. Cowling, drab silk with steel passemen- teric; Mrs. Judge Matthews. black silk,diamond oruaments; Mrs. E. C. Montis, black silk en train: Mra, Kate McMouigal, ‘black silk and cashmere; Mra. GG. Bain, taille silk with feather trimming; Mrs. M. 8.'Baum, black lace en train with gold trimmings; Mra. Sterling, black embossed velvet trained: Mra, N. R.Gri light blue silk with white Valenciennes ince; Mrs. Gen. Edwards, white silk with feather trim: ing; Mrs. J. H. Hoagland, black velvet and surah; Mra, McGrew, black cashmere with lace Mrs. H. E. Edwards, black silk and jet; Mrs. M. A. Harrison of West Virginia, black cashmere with lace trimmings; Mrs. M. 8. Parker, blue brocade cloth with gold and passamenterie; Mrs. M. E. Baker, black cashmere; Miss Lena Shepherd, white Ledford cord, with feather trimming, court train, diamond ornament .en train, with Joanna W. "Tur. President, black gold. vet, Valenciennes lace front,demi-train, diamond ornaments; Miss Laura Cowling. pink tulle, diamond ornaments; Miss Alma Ebert, hight blue silk, en train; Miss Otulie Ebert. winte silk, en ‘train; Miss Sadie E. Watson, black lace, with jewel passamenteric; Miss ‘Mamie Baum, black lace, with jet irimupings. “An in- cident of the reception was the introduction of Zitka la Nuna (jost bird), the littie Indian girl baby which was found three days after the bat- tle of Wounded Kuee on its dead mothe breast and was adopted by Mrs. Colby of the Woman's Tritune. Ladies belbnging to Lincoln Post Women's Reliet Corps also received yesterday at Golden Cross Hall, Sth and G streets. pata noel Teal Estate Matters. Jas. Ferry has purchased of H. ©, Towles for $12,000 sub 22, sq. 373—fronting 25 feet 1 inch on Massachusetts avenue between Yth and 10th streets northwest. C. Hi. Bates has bought for $23,493 of F. G. Newlands and conveyed to Anna M. Griswold for the same amount subs 47 to 51, square 156, each 24 by 9535 feet on P between 17th and 18th streets northwest. M. Sells has bought of Mr. Newlands for $4,698.60 and E.¥. Jones for same amount subs 56 and o7 of same square of same dimensions as the above. G. F. Hui has bought for $7,000 of Martha G. Brooke sub 46, square 177—-21.83 by 95 feet corner Iithand 8 streets northwest, aud of Mary Auna Aiken for $7,000sub45 and part 44, Same square, 24.89 by Y0'feet corner of Higgs and 17th streets northwest. KE. Patro bas purchased for $29,921.48 of recent meeting of the commandery it was de- cided to give a series of entertainments during the present season, the first of which—"-A Tour Keeping unseemly hours, but excused his short- | Through Northern Europe,” with music by the coming on the wife discovered that his “business” was merely @ renewal of former dissipations with boon | that jea of business. Yesterday his | Schubert Quartet. ill tal place at Masonic Temple on Monday st Commander companions, and last night she intended to let | manand Em. Commander Elect E. B. Hay vice loose the “vials of her wrath,” but, fortunately | chairman of a committee of twenty to make for her derelict husband, he happened to im Flanagan's, 531 Seventh street northwest, end buy her a diamond ring. It purchased her | Surpass silence for the time being. Advertisement. age Raretirre, Dane & Co., auctioneers, will sell on Monday, January 4, at 10 o'clock, for Jobn ‘T. Crowley, assignee, the stock of ceries, liquors, &c., in store corner 19th and &ro- | the Corcoran ( arrangements for these eitertainments is a safficient guaranteo that they will equal if not ose formerly given by the com- ery. nace te Evenings at the Corcoran Gallery. The public will be interested in learning that Ty ot Art will be opened streets northwest. “Also horse, wagon and har- | ‘Te¢ to the public on the evening of Friday, Bess, iron safe, fixtures, &c. Qivertisement. . —— B. H. Wanver avo H. F. Baven, trustees, Will sell through Latimer & Sloan, auctioncers, until further notice—the trustees having re- ceived assurances from the electric light com- pany that sufficient light for exhibition pur- poses will be supplied to the gallery on and on Monday at 4 p.m., in front of the premises, ansed abo that valuable property known Boe ppnee lie aaceatecmnl tall southwest. — Aue, oe Cuaxox 1m Egciraest Wasmxotox axp| At8 o'clock last night « fire in house $20 9th Naw Youx Lonzep Exraess, Pexxsvivayia | street northeast did $15 damage. p.—On and after Jan the Wash. iagton limited express, leaving ‘ington at 9:40 a.m. northbound, and leaving New York 10:10 a.m. southbound, will be equipped with | Itug store (Z. Howes, proprietor), ‘Yestibulod passenger coaches as well as Puli- At 2 o'clock thie morning Mr. Wm. Sears turned in an alarm of fire in the Arlington corner of 15th and [ streets northwest, and the depart- man vestibuled parlor cars and dining car. The | ment quickly responded. It originated back equipment will consist of the necessary passen- Ger coaches as the travel will require and Pull- Bian parlor cars, with a dining car to Jersey City. Oue of the passenger coaches will be re- | wrecked. served oe s smoking car, appreciated by the maie this train, he entire train will be steam and everything possible done to afford the best accomimodations to the passengers. p o_o Savep From raz Warcx.—100 fine worsted} Savep Fro tar Waxcx.—$30 fall dress pents, formerly $3, now €3.60. Staas- | for $15 at SrmasBunoxn’s, 608 11th street Dusory's, WS Lith et. nu. w.—Adet. which will no doubt} was badly burned by the explosion of # boti us of | of acid. “The building ted by | Ihe loss is several hundred — {at 1006 6th street northeast, and only of the prescription counter in the rear part of the store, but from what cause is not known, aud that portion of the store was Y ir. V.O. Taylor, the night cler! F beak i i iH is owned by Mrs. dollars. At 2:15 o'clock this morning a fire i ra dollars damage resulted. = ——__ a took dress i west.— Ade. James E. Fitch lots 4,5 and 6, biock Laud 6 to 9, block 7, Belair Heights, = —_ West Exp Panx, Rockvinie.—Send for plat and illustrated circular. Wul escort visitors. Henny N. Corr, 706 8th street.— Aut. sens: iE Savep Frou tux Wusck.—Smoking jackets and gowns leas than cost at Stmaspunsun's, £08 Dyspepsia. INTENSE SUFFERING FUR EIGHT YEARS-RE- STORED TO PERFECT HEALTH. Few people have suffered more severely from dys- pepsia thun Mr. E. A. McMahon. a well-known «rover. Sale positive. see | January 8, and on Friday evenings thereafter | of Staunton, Va. He says: “Before 1878 1 was inex. cellent health. wolhing over “00 pounds. In that Year an ailment developed into acute dyspepsia, and ‘soon I was reduced to 102 pounds, suffering ‘sensatious in the stomach, palpitation of the heart, NAUSEA AND INDIGESTION. I could not sleep. lost all heart in my work. had fits of Melancholia and fgr days at a time I would have wei- comed death. I became morose, sullen and irritable, and for eight years life was e burden. I tried many physicians and inany remedies. One day a workuan empioyed by me suggested that I take Hood's Sarsa- Parilla, as it hud cured iis wife of dyspepsia. I did so and Defyge taking the wiole of » Lottie I bugan to FREL LIKE A NEW MAN. terrible pains to which I had been the palpitation of the heart i subjected subsided, my pr foun returner body, Before the i | i F ‘Thad regained my former weight and con- Tam today weil and I asctibe it to taking ‘Sarsaparilia.” if a Morning Star Lodge of Good Templars. The regular meeting of Morning Star Lodge was held Thursday cvening at the residence of Mr. and Mra. Gourlay, 22 Defrees street, Chief Templar Leroy Ussilton presiding. There was ‘a large attendance and two candidates were ini- tiated, Grand Templar Van Vleck in the chair. routine business and the usual intermis- sfon the meeting was made entertaining with liberal quotations from Shakespeare by Mrs. M. AMUSEMENTS. W247! 4 TRIP To EUROPE FOR FIFTY CENTS? AMUSEMENTS. (Abbavans ckaxb orrka HOUSE. MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1892, A “Low-Down” Topic—Socks for men ‘nd boys. You don't know what comfort is till ou've tried our “Waukenhose” ‘the foot. rk ae MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 4, 1802, AT The $o2-285 Corner 7th and D. MASONIC TEMPLE, CHORAL SOCIETY, Hee ower engraved, razors sharpened | A PILGRIMAGE THROUGH NORTHERX EUROPE, Wane pases. Cneate, free. re’ cutlery. WaLronp's, 477 Pa.ave.lt* | * ‘Dader then “e Handel's Great Oratorio, Don’t Let That Cough Continue. Piso’ 8 itatonce with ved “THE MESSIAR.” Cure for Consumption. COLUMBIA COMMANDERY, No. 2, Tt never faila. 260. All draggists, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Mrs. Mary Howe Lavin “On a Toot.” ‘Magnificent Pictures by PROF. B. P. MURRAY, ‘Mise Christine Nielson, Blowing our horn for all we are worth! Un- | Musical Selections by the SCHUBERT QUARTET. — Mr. Ivan Morawski. derwear, this time, and grand values. Goods Chorus of 200. The Symphony Orchestra of New valued at @1 and $1.25 now go for 89. STAREING TINE: OEOOK. oF = fe . York. Jal,6 Fraxc & Sox, One Price, Cor. 7th and D. Tickets, 50cents. Piteen, $2, 92.50, Cent Teams. S. Heller, 720 7th St., ie making a ‘To be had of members of the Commandery ‘Tickets on sale st Metzerott's, 1110 Fst. n.w. 14 , AT*AUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1892, Ja2ct Or at the door. (ALBAUGHIS GRAND OPERA HOUSE ~~ TONIGHT AT 8, TONIGHT ATR, TONIGHT aT 8. LAST TIME OF LAST TIME OF ‘The Great New York Success, ity in ladies’ and children’s Hair Cutting, ‘mpooing and Dandruff Cure. d30-5t* Wilbor’s Compound of Pure Cod Liver Oil and Lime cures Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron- chitis and all Scrofulous Humora, To Con- Ssurptives.—Many have been happy to give their testimony in favor of the use of * Wilbor's Pure Cod Liver Oil and Lime.” Experience Las proved it to bea valuable remedy for Con- sumption, Asthma Diphtheria and all diseases roat and Lungs. Manufactured onl: by A. B. Winuor, Chemist, Boston, Sold by ail THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF NEW YORK, WALTER DAMBOSCH, Conduetor. Soloists, HERR XAVER SCHARWANKA, Prsnist. druggists, 129-e03t BORER cco A ppp nt Miss CHRISTINE NEILSON, Contraito. Christmas Wet Good: HH ER SAAB BH et Goods. 6 The joyfal season will soon ve bere, when the B ker Gog AMY BP iz ee ee ee pated i Rive ge all — of busi- ‘Tickets at Metzerott's, 1110 F st. Ja1-20t : more or less in holiday fes- 3 EOKRGETOWN ORCHE: tivities, expecially wo here in the capital city. ete! = _. zetnccenctatcbecapemvers While purebasing Christmas goods, and you ‘Want possibly a pure stimulant, the place to go is James Tuarr's Oid Established Wine and Liquor House at 818 F xt. d8-tf LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL CHURCH, 24th aud Vermont ave. nw. First Graud Concert WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. 6, 1892, As THIS (SAIURDAY) EVENING) LAST TIME OF abeat 8 sted, _, Phillips’ Digestibie Cocoa, THAT WONDERFUL COMEDY, CLEMENTINA DE VERE”, Delicious easily digested and highly nourishing. BURT o% BR EEE pitta eras canara “I have been occasionally troubled with RXN 8 8 Bes Fi Coughs, and in cach ame b NNN UO OB BED ‘a2 lun Beech a case have used Brown's BeN i “oo” Bre Eee = Which have never failed, ¥ are second to none in the May, Cashier, St. Paul, 13 and I must say th world." —Feliz A. Minn. Postal Telegraph Co. have adopted the “Caligraph” to the exclusion of all others. “18 Buy # Machine Witn a Reputation Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service, Examine our New High-Arm No. 9. Its silent (ALL LAUGHTER). By the Paultons, authors of *“Erminie.” MONDAY, JANUARY 4, PITOU'S STOCK COMPANY IN “GEOFFREY MIDDLETON, GENTLEMAN.” Seats now on sale. ja LOTUS GLEE CLUB Of Boston TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1802, AT 8 P.M. UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, Cor. 13th and Lasts. nw. rotary motion free from the heavy, ras eat TICKETS, 50c., tion of sbutie machines P| ROS a To te bad at the following stores: urxixn & Witsox Mra. Co., natin fe28-0tr 437 9th at. nw. So nn or Ellis & Co., Metzerott & Co., Droop & Co.. H. Ever- bach, Henry White, G. L Wild, Ballantyne & Sous, W. H. Morrison, J.J. Decker, C. C. Pureell, J. €. Parker, Sanders & Stayman, Wm. Knabe, The Piano Exchange, Baird & Galt, Bryan & Co., Gill & Son, J. H. Moran, W. D. Clark & Co., Jobuscp Bros.’ F st. Feate DANIELS FRANK DANIELS IN THE SEW LITTLE PUCK." Fits, Spasms, St. Vitus Dance, Drunken- ness, Opium Habit cured by Dr. Miles’ Nervine. Free samples at E. Catter, readings by Mrs. 8. Burgess and Mrs, 8.8. Gonrlay and miscellaneous conundrums by lady members. The Unity Club. ‘The meeting of the Unity Club on Wednes- day evening called together, besides the mem- bers, a very large company of invited friends in the parlors of Mrs. Indiana Cowling, at No. 1315 11th street northwest. Dr. RB. L. Klemm reads scholarly paper showing the progress made by the Moors and Arabs in the arts and sciences during the middle ages. A piano duet was given by the Misses Ebert. Mrs. C. H. Fitch of New York won hearty applause by singing * Maid of Dundee.” Kecitations by Mrs. N.S. Rapley and Mr. Barker, a violin solo by Miss Maud Bigelow and the song, “To a Rose,” by Miss L. G. Shepherd contributed to render the meeting an enjoyable success. nie ovat ‘The Churches of Georgetown. The churches of Georgetown will follow the suggestion of the Evangelical Alliance and ob- serve the week of prayer with the following services: Monday evening, Lutheran Church, Rev. J. E. Amos; Tuesduy evening, Dumbarton AvenueM. E. Church, Rev. F. E. W illiams; Wed nesday evening, West Street Presbyterian Church, Rev.G. A. Nixdorf; Thursday evening, Lutheran Church, Rev. F. E. Williams: Friday evening, Dumbarton Avenue M. Church, G.'A. Nixdorff; Sunday evening (Janaa: 10), West Street Presbyterian Church, Rev. J. E. Amos. ‘The Corcoran Art Gallery. A great many people availed themselves of the opportunity to visit the Corcoran Art Gal- lery yesterday. Tho doors were open from 10 to 2 and those whose daily occupation prevents them from visiting the gale re giad to de- vote a portion of the holiday to this collection of pictures. ELgoaNt.y furnished rooms at the Elsmere, 1408 H street. —Adct, Goon Resorve.—Save five dollars monthly. Buy at Corr’ st End Park, Rockville. —Adct. Ban Enverox Ox Neck. SORELY AFFLICTED NEARLY THREE YEARS. USED PRESCRIPTIONS FROM THREE DOC- TORS WITHOUT ANY BENEFIT. APTER USING CUTICURA TWO DAYS THE SCABS ALL DROPPED OFF, CURE WAS QUICK AND COMPLETE. 1 suffered for nearly three years with an eruption on my neck and used prescriptions from three doctors during that time, which did meno good. I purchased CUTICURA REMEDIES, and the second day after using it the scabs all dropped off and never scabbed over any more. Before I used up the second set of CUTICURA my neck was entirely well and has been well ever since, and ail that I can say for it is that whereas I was sorely afflicted I au now well, and all frou the use of CULICURA REMEDIL N. W. SMITH, Lynchwood P. O., Kershaw City, 8. C. This is to certity that the above testimony is correct, as I purchased the CUTICURA und saw its effects while using. W. 8. SMT Notary Public forthe State of South SKIN DISEASES TEN YEARS. Find the CUTICL Have been suffevinz w.th skin dissase ten years. Could find no remedy tocure until I tried CULICURA. Very happy over the result. HENKY MOORE, Lancaster, Va. CUTICURA RESOLVENT The new blocd and skin purifier, internal}; CUTICURA, the yreat siin cure, and CUTICUKA SOAP, an exquisite skin beautiser, externally, in- stuntly retieve and speedily cure e humor of tue skin, from infancy to age, from pimples to scrofula, Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, fc. : SOAP, : . €1. Prepared by the POTTER olin. ate M 's Davo Stone, 1014 F st. Mx office, and Jarvis' Cafe. 20¢. Royal Glue! Buum's, 426-1m NEW SLITILE PUCK" NEW “LITTLA PUCK.” Sufferers from rheumatism or neuralgia, \yusi VEBER bang 2 usict ae! MI if e 1a saan Oh egret Neen Famed, Be tea MUR, uosic: Music’ Paar. Logis wea = Fnac bn : That Quaint Gonedian, Siteeerott Tusic store." Laleyhove comsectiows, An Invention Making Sewing a Pastit WILLIAM —_ sot nll Wheeler & Wilson's New High ArmNo. 9. ea > On eg A At charms on sight. Its use enrapturea Gitice 437 8th street northwest. > Tourist Parties ays Sun Set and over the Southern Pacific Cou ‘Ogden Koutes. Cheap rates. Appiy to k. HAW L Seats now on sal all-te = EE _ | Sancta BOO THEATER, 4:6. 1. M.. 343 Broadway, New Lurk; KJ. SMITH, + gs = HAASE ti, A ititon ana 7. F. Dean, | Act. 40 5o.chi st, Plitladesjiias. = AUCTION SALES. Proprietors and Managers. D. GBS, cecamaad » “Public readings and recitations: FU1UnE Dain. WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY 4 | propa pisps used ware thataged, Aarese LL ATBIER F stoAN, anctionsen, ae ‘Tho American Character Comedy, —— — Gat. 5 a S E <CURSIO: Tu U0 tt BU IS CONE | nanan a gurnee of the rai until MONDAY, THE BOULTH | 24 "i — Dewitt co = OF TANUAMY, Teer, same boar and place. nS i Arlington, Soldiers” Hone, Chain nan Calta ve REGULAT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD PuRKTTURE | yoxpy [egetoa besiaoces Sri 3 Nerd Barrecks JANUARY. Unie." COMMENCING ”AT TEN | Tn Act IIT faithful presentation of the band Tay Wo Leaves SUS th we aoe eet ae * EMBRACING IN PART IRON MILLS AT WORK, Ten French Plate Mantei and Pier Mirrors, o1 — VINTER RESORTS. fon Upriche Piano, 3 uuiuuer of Fine’ Oi Paint. A positive revelation in stage mechanism. ——__ WINTER R fis, Fine runacs ‘an Panty: Articies, Cotcien, a aaa a ATLAS Superior Cabine.s with trons: mountines, iu: | |NEXT WEEK—"RUNAWAY WIFE.” _ja2-0¢ ‘Bity-room hotel: ported; General ure of every ecription, Uli Heating Stoves. LATIMER & SLOAN, location ; ocean view; completely furnisued. i Ugeess oct igen ic et ee conveniences. A fine list of Lousen, large and et Oax PCIAL ENGAGEME for sue or rent. EB. H. MILES, it = — Auctioncers. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT, ET Sg ATIMEK & SLOAN, Auctioncers, ss I aaea, Limited to 4 Nights, One Matinee, JANUARY. 13, 14, 15 and 16. MISS SARAH BERNHARDT, (TBE LakEwoop, LAKEWOOD, ¥. 3. GOVERNMENT SALE OF FILE CASES USED BY THE 50 TABLES. LOT OF Ry FORMER) ND ALL IN GOOD ORDEL. NOW OPEN. AY, JANUARY SECOND, 1802, at | Under the direction of Messrs. Henry E. Abbey St. a McDowel’s tulils on E street and Maurice Grau. Becond Season. » we will Bai ‘Oflice ab.0. IN THE MIDST‘OF PINE FORESTS, ‘Lot Fue Cases or Shelving. ‘Wednesday Evening, January 13, Piazzas inclosed in class, one-third of «mile in ex- These goods were torimeriy uxed by the U. 8. census - tent. Pure drinking water irom artesian well” PAT- gftice anal wil, be found in ta , BY order of tho ‘THEODORA. ENT VENTILACOMS SUPELA FLESH ALi Tan; ak, Thursday Ev.ning, January 14, KANGEMESTs PERFECT. OFEN WoUb lias aslate Auctioneers. NO EXPENSE HAS SPARED TO MAKE LA TORCA. THE LAKEWOOR 1 IDkaL WINTER ME- $@7IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE STORM THE SORT OF AMENIC. Friday Evening, January 15, JEANNE D'aRc. above sale is postponed Uuti; WEDNESDAY, JANU- AKY SIXTH, 1542, same hour aud place. LATIMEK & SLOAN, Auctioneers, Port (Rc. address: cclo-eode FRED STERRY. NSN BROS., Auchoneers —— marc ‘errata Bexuvpa, T! ES’ SALE OF FINE RESIDENCE PROP- Sneay eas ‘The Land of the Lily and the Ross. HY. Noo dil NOSUREET .W., WASH. Saturday Evening, January 16, HAMILTON HOTEL, By virtue o. a deed of trust bearing date Not LEAH. Open from December until May. Aeon regorded Noveuber "188 a - neans bh ae No, ue land records of the ucesninetanees eu, . ce Ofder ot the party secured | Janturt t,o sone rieke oe ee eee De WALTER ATKEN, Proprietor. . YFices, jou. therevy, the ti wed trUstees therein Hamed will aad Ne ae Ge wm, JB front of tne. Drees, OB M THEATER. “nol, wi HAMILTON, BERMUDA. EEG rc a wn Sa EO jvauin sve and tithe.’ | BEGAN. Ap 7, HOME P. that part ot lot OTEL ALTAMONT, seven (27) im Wiliams at ew EUTAW PLACE, BALTIMORE of agtare muutered che TONIGHT, Highest and healthiest point, on handsomest boule. Yard. A charming spot to spend the winter; southern climate, with advantaces of a large city, Lea.tbiest iuode of steaiu Leatitue in tue world: @ novel feature, FS ,OF ob tu} of house, Overlooking the city of Bal- Ne as Per plat im Book W -Yor's offiee of said Jastrict First appearance of MANCHESTER'S FRENCH FOLLY CO. ‘The Latest Sensation from the uu Pat mw NT tinore and Chesapeake Ua). thence soul at right sngies With said mtreet UO.87 LE, = feet: theuce east rag bg Morals thence north JARDIN MABEL = - Sate STORK. Prop. Er eet, aud ‘thenc west on sud he pace of begunninye, with ata Property Wili be #0. 00. a8 and valance in two na two years trom day: of THE FRENCH WHIRLWIND DANCERS. NEXT WEEK_-HENKY BU 66 Por SWEET CHARITY. the nuprovewents subject toa priur trust 0 ‘Terius of sae: One-t equa istatliuents at 01 HOTELS. swe. with interest at U percentum per annum yabie ‘Ibe committee havinz in charge the Entertainment Hore. Oxronp. and, on the property, or ai} and Hop to be wiven at Concordia Mall, SAN- | ‘The most cenicaily located house in thecity. Cor. wetou, Conveyance ny, &e-, at | LARY 3, tor the Levent of t.e United Hebrew | 14th st. and New Lork ave, One block from tne treas- Charities’ of the District “and Widows and Or- puaus' Fund of Montefiure Lode makes the foilow- AMY anboUceIwent of attractions: ‘A deposit of S20 will be ‘and ‘if tecius are net coupled wity wituin ten days trom Gate of. es.c tue property will be ury: two biucks from the White ali Gepotsand steaiuers. | House Fv House. Street cars to wetinted ad new and clewantly turnished throu! Kates, Fesoid on five days notice 1» th: Evening Star at the | by peruasion of Manaser Hapley of the National | per day". dt. MAMBMALL 6 C0. Pre nal nS aad cout of Gentaltin tur: haner Theater ana ‘Music rae oO MAHLUN AsHFOiD, § Trustees. Satdkds the Giant Comedixn. Vhencimeual Wonder of 7 By peruass.co oc tunaver Kernan of the Lyceum Tiwater aut Manager John H.S..ith of the Burlesque Company, the wreat and uniy Texatkanas” ae Au Lerpaichorean Seusati on, THE DEWILT “iS (Las, 4 csuimston tavorites, Aud WILL WESt, England's Greatest Descriptive Vocaiist, of the Henry ~ Burlesque Company. Miss EVA BAUMGARTEN uf Baltimore, Do You Pay Casar If you buy for cash visit GRASTY'S DOUBLE STORES, 1510 and 1512 7th st. n.w. Furnitare, Carpets, Oilcioth and Window Shades, China, Giass, Lawps, Tin, Stove Ware. Nothing soid on install Elevant rooms, single or en suite, for transient or Permanent guests. Appoutwents and cuisine unex- celled. Auericau and European systema. oltre W. F. PAIGE. ment. People coming from uli partsof the city. None Diss LELIA LELBERSIAN, Sanat, - J Heard 4 W. J. FLOMENCE D&AMALIC CLUB. OTEL WinDs wo away dissutistied. Money refunaed for anything es ee og ny WINDSOR, not satisfactory. Wedo business right oF not at all. rakes 2 ae en ae Cor. Loth si. and New York ave. announced Jater, Tickets, 0 Honesty trou principie, not policy, Cur motto. We ihis hotel has been newly refurnished and is now ¢ on sale at Brentano's, EF. Luetubers, open for the reception of transient, i believe any person who misreprescui, either iu effect. | DYOup alld suber of the eomuutuec” Sy toaraers, “Bae Me JOULES: Pern ant ing a sale oF writing an advertisement, will steal. It} gos-7p a ag amen Vaso, makes no ditfcrence Low ridiculous the price we naiue - - issascean anos ‘We have the xoods and you xet them as long as wecan | [J NIVERSALIST CHURCH, oe os a ae) get them. C-tt. Extension Table, $3.98, U-4t. Cluster- aes — _ ‘ashington, D. Tex Lab: Yard-wide Curpet, 1234, 20, 25¢., &e. good one, 0c. A good Rocking Chair, $1. Willow MONDAY, JANUARY 4, EBBITT HOUSE, Chairs, $1.50 to #10. Cottun-top Mattress, 2. WASHINGTON, D.c. Real Curied Hair Mattress, € Mlustrated Lectare by he same jor ess an $18. Initial Tusbiers, €1'a PROF. JOHN B. DE MOTTE, Ph.D, dozen. Silver-plated Ware—-Spoons, Knives, Fors, = . " ke. G-piece Decorated Tea Set, $3.08. Dinner Sets, Subject: “OLD OCEAN. BICYCLES. %7.08t0 $20. In fact, we can turnish your bouse | Adinission, with reservedseat, 50c. Tickets at Met- BRO 7 " ER trou tp to ettow excepe oven, “Any hatte | sett nee Ee ‘wchera E > ‘uncy Goods fer presents. Don't read this and throw | cpp, itamde, but inake a note and come sce. 1 don’: pay | GPECIAL—-ACADEM! Bae i $08 ¥ 89 E for advertisements to uislead or deceive you. Thave Saa® WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY. JAN. 4. ‘MICAL CORPORATION, Boston, §P-Send for ‘How to Cure Skin Diseases,” Of paxes, 50 illustrations and 100 testimonials. Pimples, blackheads, red, rouch, chapped and oily skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP. WEAK, PAINFUL KIDNEYS, With thelr weary, dull, aching, lifeless, all-gone sen- sation, relieved im one minute by‘ the CUTI. CURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. The first and only instanteneous pain-killing strengthenin;: plaster. 25¢, a30-wiss ge ou = Ms? pop: KEKE NNN TITT A 4 Pee Rar AE BaP Ee FF SA ha A ss gs TOS BAS Ses Ssu3 id COKNER 7TH AND D STS. XN. W. SCIENTIFIC DENTISTRY aT MODERATE PRICES. x Our extracting room is in charze of an expert wlio has made this work a specialty for years: ‘We use more gas thap any irm in America, euatan- teeing it to be chemicaily pure and the best that money or science cam procure. With such an agent there js Positively mo danger, but for those who prefer a local anesthetic we use cocaine and zonive (tho latter our own invention), applied to the gums hypodermically, In short, wa are prepared to administer any known, anmsthetic and to extract your teeth SKILLFULLY o.eell oe PALMLUAL.E. Compare the price of our 24K. GOLD CROWNS with thet of other dentists able to perform thesame SOLID GOLD CROWNS ........c0ceseenees: SOLID GOLD PLATES (f0ll O0t).ccscesscesscee PRET, POLE TT ‘the woods and I want your trade, All I ask of you is to 1B HOLIDAY PRESENTS. come and vee, eats 10 per cent to 30 per cent off. THE *‘WHEELERIES,” 921 H ST. N.W., BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS. (Lessons free to purchasers) azz SMITH WHEEL MANUFG CO. JB °XCLEs FoR Bors AND GiaLs. WEDNESDAY—MATINEES-SATURDAY. GRASTY (the pusher), DOUBLE STORES. Furniture, Carpets, China, &e., 1510-12 7th st. n.w.. bet. Pand Q. | WILLIAM COLLIER, | fees “THE QUAINT COMEDIAN,” And & great company in the “FUNNIEST OF ALL” Farcical Entertainments, Pure White Selected Pur Rugs, 2.75. ais Pee Se —_ ped oem | ‘Just the thing for Christmas presents. Ger Tur Busr. Rov ecast, ube te ee ‘a full stock of Children's Velocipadas and Trieyclas A LAUGH IN EVERY LINE. THE CONCORD HARNESS, Beata now on sale. saz LBAUGH'S—NEXT = torzesno, | A =. COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY 4, WM. E. €C! 497 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel. Wot. H: SHANE: Wit it SRE Diicotand iL 30, Horee Blankets and Lap Tobesst low prices 0c27_| stonday, Toenday, Wedncodas and Thursday Nights | ‘Swiss, ite : ee Grazevor-Courourm. 1a the Great American Cou pane e 0. a. ‘ = THE SENATOR. Geos tan sete Belt ote 60 EPPS'8s cocoa THE EMATOR. Go and’ lates inade good se new. Oven day, BREAKFAST. peomegs aces yg, at Zp. a allies branches, Pra Ske Will cpboat ns Ree Canta tee” | {REE DENTAL TN FE BE ROBE: Sent ot the Columbian University. irom Ros frou Gctober to Sune 30. ‘BY CLAY M. GREENE AND AUGUSTUS THOMAS 220.5% _ SEATS ARE NOW ON SALE. era ave N= ‘NATIONAL THEATRE-EXTRA, ome ees 4. os ‘From Xew York City, including Feasvnsble Per cout por anuin oval wart uot withdrawn b only at theuffices of th OFFICERS HARRISON DINGMAN Akb & 40) Member Washington Stock Exchange, Leal Estate and Stock Broker, Rooms 9 and 1, \tantle building. 100 F etteet northwest. INVESTMENT SECURITIF, Stocks, Bonds and Grain Louslit and sold for cash er on margin. Direct New York and Chicago wires. Teiepbone 4h 7m, Wore corm BANKERS, I Ft oo, Accounts of Individuals, firme, corporations and cat- lists wolicited. Our facilities are the teat, B real emtate and other avaiable cui- latera! Exchange, tit toreien and domestic, drawn at cus Nomary usances, Letters of crevist avaiable in all parts of the world fur- FLT ax pevosrr company ‘ot heap land. Washisaton ofice mu te Washington Lown end Becomes surety Ginn trustees smd GOUAKAN TES i OF SALARIED OFFICER" MILO Es ftciais aid eatdoy' Eso ApS 020-tu,th, sum 7 Geuerss Age NAtiosay, SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF WASHINGTON, XE COR WITH ST. AND NEW TORE AVE. CBARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS: SANUAKY 2. INET. Reorganized under ect Congress Uctober 1, 1800 ‘Traneects the Lusiness of @ ‘TRUST COMPANY 22 oli tte various branches, Aro the vumvem of & SAVINGS BANK And ofs ®aFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, Capital: OXE MILLION OF DOLLARS Acteas executor, administrator, guardian of thee tetescot minors, committee of the estates of lunatics, receiver, annycuee abd executes truste of auy andevery Sencription, Wills kept without chance Receives money Geyositein sums of TEN CENTS end upward and allows interest thereon. Money deyosited before the first day and on the first, secundand third days of the mouth will draw interest trom the first day. Loans cues Upon real estate and collateral secur. ay. Belle fretciam real ertate and other securities tm sums of €500 and upward. Receives SILVER WARE and all kinds of VALU. ABLES ujcn desosit im capacious surge vauite uf Lupurpassed dry nese and security. SMALL SAFES FOR REMI FROM 65 10 9125 PER annua. Re “Garthe tu day ot cack mth OU Use set Uunuvene day’ of euch wont, Ch the irs, second abd turd days of Beh month “SNlen tbe Loti tae un Sunday the 16th say willbe ™ ‘emake mt, BENJAMIN F. SNYDER cuahs Cc ULU} Eh, Firs, dambs Be ZoBNSTOR, peu —& FRANCIS Lices. ALBERT 1 Sv CAYEVANT. Directors Penjamin P. Snyder, Yenss C, Robbing, Sturte ‘Wylie, Alber Sturtevant Audrey Wy Cinsves C Grover, ‘G. Yurwe, jon F ougery, 3B, GUREEN. ,, FREDBIACK 6, STEVE tubers vf the Waskistou Siock bac OURLEY & BILV ENS, % Real Estate, Insurance sud Stork brokers, 1:55 #. Tieai estate Lourkt, auld thd tetited. Lscal securi- tee Wougit atid sold. “Mowey locurd oR lintel necrl- ties and real estate.” Special stteution to Ltet-<iew tt vestavenste. ciow 7 . CORSON. JNO. W. MACANTNEA F alias 2% Memler \.). Steck ba. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F 5T. N. W., Bankers and Dealers in Government Bouda, ti. Exchange, Loans. Collections, Ralinces, Stocks andl Donde, and alt cerurvies iieted ontheex hones of New Nork, Pulladelpiia, Boston abd Batuncre bout and so.d Aepecia.ty made of investivent securttics. District Boude spi s-! soca Hailrond, Gas, Insurance abd 1 Spbume Bio" 3 denis une ‘Aiyericat Leis Vesephone Stock bousht and @id.918 LEWIS G. TEWASBURY & ©O., BANKERS AND BLOKERS, 185 F ST., WASHINGTON, b. Buy and sil for cash or un mankin Sto Graig vine di Dees Heres teeter ati te UA) EIGHT 5 library of Howard Wn poe LED PROPCeALS WILL BE RECEIVED at D Mie oiice gs eure Arte, Droerey PS t; PIPIM DAY OF JANUARY. 102. tor PM. ou the Fi ‘ail che lab Leria.s Fey sired to Cons Fuct fence. “ tho. st ited Biates post ctnioe “ithe site ot the Suildtne at Washinton. D.C. 4p accordance rawr ad gpcitcati coven of whic tiny “ah Haan vc cccgpanied by aeatitbea chek tot 3 ewe a Tr ‘eum ot tose {han 2 Yer veut of she aur of np a eet sue herein stared for openast the saine: ais0 Bids witch de jpenve cies. 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