Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1892, Page 8

- d THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1892. LOCAL MENTION, The Weather. FORECAST TILL FIGHT P. w. TUESDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, brisk and high northwesily winds: clear weather, with @ cold wave; colder aud clear Tuesday. Cold Wave Coming. ‘The following bulletin has been issued from the office of the chief of the weather bureau: Hoist cold wave flag: temperature will fall about twenty-five degrees by 8 a.m. Tuesday. CONDITION OF THE WATER Temperature and condition of water at 8 am: Falls, temperature, 41; condition, 12. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 42. Con- dition at north connection, 22: condition at south connection, 13; distributing reservoir, temperature. 40; condition at influent gai house, 15; condition at effluent gate house, 17. High Water. Low Water. 945am 958 pm | 52am 4:14pm. ‘Tne Carawronp Snor, made exclusively for gentlemen, on our own special-shaped Craw- ford lasts, will be found in all respects equal, and in many superior, to shoes sold by dealers at from $6 to $10. Catt. at A. Gupr & Buo's. new floral head- Quarters, 1224 F st. n.w. Tur Wasmsotox Brer Co. have just received a car load of gen- uine Burbank potatoes and New York ap- les. They are retailing the potatoes for Wo cents per bushel and tbe apples at $2 per barrel or 25c. per peck, and meat of all kinds below market prices. 209 Indigna avenuo northwest. ‘Wao Wornpy’r?” Who wouldn't buy a hat if he could buy one Of usual $2 grade for #1. - Franc & Sox, One Price. Cor. 7th and D. Fon all outdoor and indoor wear the Craw- | ford shoe is the most comfortable shoe ever | Imade for men and boy Anririciat Eves, 5 op. Hemrrer’s, 453 Pa. ave. | Men's Denvx Hats. Latest style: 4 Large stock. Leaders at $1.50, $2 an 50. Extra value at these prices. A. T. Lewrs, 435 7th. Wear! You have never worn a pair of Craw- ford shoes? It is time you did. | canvers Crrasep by the Empire Carpet | p.W., are made moth | Works, 691-635 Mass. ave. proot free of charge. Telephone 425-2 aia | ed, as Mr. Hudson says, by French Waar! Yon mewn to say you are among the red, as 3 aye, by po e ford shoe? wences. Mr. Hudson said that ‘the military eee ee sen ee system, which required three years’ service | CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Avpatan’ ‘Mr. Potter of Texas.” ‘Natioxat-—Nat Goodwin in “The Nominee.” Acapexy or Music.—Hallen & Hart in “Later ae Hxrais’ Pay Train. Keavay’s Lycerw Tsratrn.—Lily Clay and } her Gayety Company Ustvensauist Cuvacu.—The Mierseh Con- cert. Nattosat Rirtrs’ Arwoxy. the Journeymen Stone Cutters’ Asso w00.—Florence Bindley in “The | Masoxic Tewrie.—Wallace Dramatic Com- { pany in “Parted. Wasurxcros Liout Israxtay AmMont.— Knights of Pythias Fair. ee CONDENSED LOCALS, Os Saturday evening a gasoline stove at the residence of Joseph Ciiendienst, 331 I street northeast, exploded and some $15 damage re- sulted. A Meetixe of the T. B. Keed Republican As- B0ciation will be held at No. 1%4 E street north- west this evening, when Messrs. Wm. M. Doi nall of New York, Hugh Cole of North Carolina | and Wm. W. Johnson of lennsylvania are ex- pected to make addresses. Tr will be sad news to many in thi learn that Mr. James T. Birchard died at his home in Detroit, Mich..on the 1th instant. Mr. Birchard was for many yeurs a resident of this city and an officer im the iand office, Depart- | ment of the Interior. Miss Metixe will give a reading on the “Early Missions of North America” in the hall of the Holy Cross Convent. 1312 Massachusetts avenue, on Wednesday evening. pee Col. P. H. Allabach’s Funeral. A soldier's funeral appropriately rounded out the earthly career of Col. P. H. Alla- bach, late captain of the Capitol police force. In the presence of relatives and friends, many of the latter being members of the Loyal Legion, the Mexican Veterans’ Association and Lincoln Post. No. 3, services were conducted city to by the Rev. Dr. Addison. The parlors of the | Of, Baechreaking on vi aber 31, was sen- - Dr. Addison. ors of the | tenced to two months in jail. Into home of the deceased—No. 223 B street | “in the case of William Coleman, convicted of northwest—were crowded during the «ad cere- perjury, the motion for anew trial was argued monies, aud many of the multitude followed | PU 3iT*inil tor defendant aud Me Ara tor Femains to Owk Hill cemetery. There the | the government and submitted, ehaplain of Lincoln Post read the Graad Army services, a firing party from the third battalion, D.C. N. G., rendered the customary honors and a bugler sounded “taps.” Final interment will be at Arlington. Among the many beautiful floral mementoes Were tributes from the Capitol police, the Cap- itol guides and the Loyal Legion. << Mr. K. O. Polkinhorn’s Assignment. Richard O. Poikinhorn on Saturday made an sseignment for the benefit of creditors of all his presses, type, étc., in the Polhinhorn building, 632 and G34 D street northwest, to C. A. Bra denburg. Preferences are made to Mr. Bran- denburg of £100; Smith, Dixon & Co., €729.6: Caroline D. Henshaw, £300; Kidge Waller, $90.37, and J. L. Barbour, £7 -_ “Aunt Byny” Thomas Dead. Faneral services over the remaivs of “Aunt Byny” Thomas, who died Saturday, were held this afternoon at the residence of Mrs. C. M. Cook, 927 M street. The deceased was ninety- weven years of age and had been a slave in the | Cook family and Maj. Charles Moran's family from her birth until the emancipation of the slaves. time and became a servant, so that ber entire life was spent in the service of the Cook farmil ‘Aunt Byny” was proud of ber race and boast of being of royal biood. She clumed that her mother was an African princess who was cap- tured and sold into slavery. “Aunt Byny™ membered the war of IXi2and the tween Commodore Barney and the British on the Patuxent river. She was a faithful servant and was greatly beloved by the family in which she spent her life. For the past twe Years she had not been off of the Where sbe died. Her remaius were interred in | ‘the family jot at the Congressional cemetery. pans ind Pitcher Stagg on “The Modern Athlete.” An interesting lecture was delivered Satur- day evening st the Y.M.C. A. building by Alonzo 3. Stagg, the famous Yale pitcher and foot bail player. His subject was the “Modern Athlete,” and was illustrated with stereopticon Views. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Stagg gave a talk at the usual Sabbath afternoon meeting for young men. pees ee Anacostia Notes. On Saturday a committee interested in the Bouth Washington and Giesboro’ bridge waited on the Washington and Alexandria Ferry Com- Psny and secured free transportation for guests ‘who will be invited to attend the bridge-boom- ing entertainment which it is proposed to hold next month at Giesb Mise Blanch Donaldson has returned to her home at Smithsburg. Washington county, Md. J.B. Piteber, treasurer of the Anacostia rail- Foad, has returned from Virginia. John Sweeney was yesterday arrested for as- saulting W. L. Kollink pea ee ay The Callom Kepublican Association. ‘The Shelby M. Culiom National Republican Association met at 1736 New York avenue north- ‘west Saturday night. They heid their third nual election for officers, with the following re- sult: G. F. White, South Carolina, president; Hon. T. R Speller, North Carolina, first vice president; C. A. Mason, Louisiana, second vice President; T. L. Jones, Virginia, third vice president; O. M. C. Maffett, South Carolina, ; T.J. Clayton. South Carolina, see- A. Perry. Florida, sssistant secre- Watson, Maryland, assistant secre- ‘Tilley, North Carolina, chaplain: sergeantat-arms. os elected as the executive com- ‘treasurer: ral Low prices. | She refused to leave the family at that | premines | MR. EDMUND HUDSON'S LECTURE. He Talks Entertainingly of the German Em- perer and the German Army. The very large audience attending the lec- | ture of Mr. Edmund Hudsonat the Academy last evening musthave found in the lecture that which surpassed their expectation. “The German Emperor end the German Army” was the subject of the lecture. The emperor presented by Mr. Hudson was a very dificrent man from the not very pleasing ideal public journals have impreseed upon the mind. DESCRIBING THE GERMAN ARMY, The lecturer also pictared something differ- ent and greatly more impressive thaw one gets from the popular notion of the military system which demands its toll out of the firet vigor and manhood of the German youth. ‘The theme of the lecture is one of consider- able interest at first mention, but a greater and unexpected interest developes under the treatment of the lecturer. ‘The lecture was illustrated with some hun- dred and fitty or more pictures, which were fusLed against the screen, showing the empe- ror, the royal family, great statesmen and gen- erals and the army in all its phases of daily lite, from the marching battalions of the grand review to the homely scenes of.barrack life. ‘The emperor is shown in various uniforms and occupations, representing him in his do- estic, his military and his sportsman life. In ture the emperor stands among his y with a little child in his arms with its inst his cheek. In another picture he a solitary figure in military uniform, at | the entrance of his tent in a forest. Other | pictures represent him at the head of his troops | at various times, and in one he is in huntsmau's dress and in the act of dispatching a wild boar with a knife thrust. | The military scenes are striking and of ex- ceeding interest. One series of pictures shown in rapid succession, while the Marine Band played German martial music, showed the troops marching in reviows,and was remarkably realistic. The military funeral procession of Gen. Von Moltke was tepresented in the same | | ner, the troops being viewed from one point as they marched by, the series of pictures well representing the march. Various mili- tary movements were represented, and the scenes from barrack life were peculiarly realis- | tie and interesting. The lecture itself, | was of great interest. the young empcror as a man of lofty ambitions, high minded and high spirited, and in every iflerent from tke descriptions we get of | from ever; n youth on his reaching the | age of manhood, uot only gave Germany the greatest uemy on earth, but trained the young } men of the nation, in mind and muscle, in a manner to be of great use to them in other walks of life after their military service was at an end. ‘The lecture was received with marked appre- Durr ciation. several of the military scenes ad played German martial music, lecturer inivrmed the audience that © German emperor hstened to 300 military bands, but none of them as good as the Marine Bast. Among the audience were Mr. Von Mumm, German charge d’nftaires, and a large party of ladies, Secretary Elkins, Gen. Scuotield, “As- sistant Secieiry of War Grant, Senator Man- derson. Gen. H. V. Boynton, Assistant Secre- tary Seley of the navy, Commodore Felger, chief of ordnance, United States navy; Col. Heswood, commandant of the marine corps; Gen. Aibert Ordway and a large number of offi- cers of the army and navy and the National Guard of the District of Columbia. _ ARKAIGNMENTS AND SENTENCES, Cases Which Came Up Before Jastice Brad- Jey Saturday. In the Criminal Court, Justice Bradley, Satar- day arraiguments, sentences, &c., took place. Nolle prosequis were entered in the cases of Moy Philip, setting up gaming table; Sung g. alias Moy Quong, do.; William Bult, y robbery; William Stanton and Michael Green, do. In the case of Peter Corner, charged with highway robbery, the defendant's death was suggested. ‘Yhe following were arraigned and pleas of not guilty entered: George G. Schroeder, ob- taining money by faise pretenses; W. W. Swann (with W. W. Head), two cases, false pre- tenses; Aloysius W. Nepp, embezzlement; Richard Cook, indicted for rape with George Koyd: George Neetzey, Benjamin Thompson and Arthur 1. Chismond, assault with intent to kill; Charles Heury Wicks, bigamy; Jobn Galloway, asszult with intent to kill, and Abra- bam Adams, alias Abe Adams, larceny from the person. Pijobn Smith, colored, convicted on Monday ghomb ines Four Alleged Burglars Arrested. Four alleged burgiars are held at the first precinct station for a hearing in the Police Court tomorrow. They are young colored GRAND ARMY VETERANS. Posts That Have Engaged Quarters in This City—Applications for Rooms and Board. ‘The executive committee of the G. A. R. en- campment has awarded the contract for pub- lishing the oficial program to E. H. Ailen of this city. This publication will be in book form and be embellished by cuts of the public buildings, prominent Grand Army men and in- formation about the battlefields and other points of interost in and abont the city. POSTS APPLYING. Application for quarters have been received from the following posts: William Logan Rod- man Post, No. 1, of New Bedford, Mass, 150 members; Abraham Lincoln Post, No. 11, Charlestown, Mass., 100 members; E. M. Main- tien Post, No. 133, Plainfield, Mass., 30. wem- bers; the One Hundredth New York State Vet- eran Association, 150 members, and the follow- ing posts from Westchester county, N.Y., which will come as one organization, 150 strong: Vosburg Post, Peekskill: Morrell ‘Post, Sing Sing; Ward B. Burnett Post, Tarrytown; Kitching Post, Yonkers: John. Fremort Post, Yonkers; MeKeel Post, Katonah; Cromwell Post, White Plains; Flandreau Post, New Rochelle; Farnsworth Post, Mt. Vernon, and Charles I. Lawrence Post, Port Chester.’ The following posts have engaged quarters through the committee on accommodations: Elias Howe, jr., Post, No. 3, Bridgeport, Conn., 100 members, 630 Pennsylvania avenue; Winches- ter Post’ 197, Brooklyn, N.Y.,75 members, 519 18th street: Arthur G. Bisco Posi, No. 80, Westboro, Mass., 100 members, 717 13th street. INFORMATION FOR TUE OLD SOLDIERS. Aregister of accommodations has just beon issued under the auspices of the citizens’ execu- tive committee, making a good-sized book of some eighty pages. In addition to the list of hotels, boarding houres and eating house other information, the book gives a very com- plete roster of the pension attorneys in the city, with such remarks about the business facilites of these gentlemen as they were willing to pay for. ‘The enterprising indi- vidual who got up the book, in consideration of the profit that comes to him frou its publi- cation, will pay ali the expense of envelop clerical labor in directing the envelopes and will supply the postage. Itis more of an adver- tising agency than the committee intended, but as the cost of its publication and citcula- tion will not come out of ihe funds of the com- mittee it has been accepted." —————— Children Badly Seatded. Yesterday morning two children were badly ued at the house of Mure. Diggs, 208 Bas- sett’s alley (between 2d, 3d, B and C streets northeast). Some of the children about 10:39 o'clock were playing about the stove, when a pot of boiling water was upseéand falling on the baby of fourteen months its left side and arm were badly sealded and a fifteen-year-old boy was sealded on the foot. Dr. Hawse was caiied and thinks the infant will not recover. Eee Fell From a Grip Cai ‘Theodore Scrivener, living at 1244 Union street southwest,yesterday afternoon fell from a grip car crossing the mall. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital, where Dr. Ashford found that his injuries were bruises and not serious and he sent him to his home. shade ieee Orrice OF Tar Wasnixorox Manker Comp, Crxter Marker, SevVENTH-StuEET WING, Wasiixotox, D. C., February 13, 1892. Hon. James McMillan, Chairman of the ate Committe on the District of Columbia: Sir: The officers of the Washington Market Company have noticed the reference by the Senate to your committee of a resolution mak- ing sundry inquiries of the District Commis- sioners concerning the affairs of the company and they direct me to write you that they have no objection to the passage of the resoiution. They recognize, however, in the movement another of those acts of hostility to the com- pany which were frequent during the first years of itsexistence and which were all suc- ssfully met and showa to be without just foundation. ‘The subjects mentioned for the first time in the resolution are without importance, but all the others have been fully investigated at different times. ‘The attention of the committee is called to the following reports and papers: 1. No. 5, committee reports, house of dele- ates, tirst session of the legislative assembly of the District of Columbia, by the committee on laws and judiciary. 2. Senate report No. 449 of the first session of the Forty-third Congress, June 13, 1874, by committee on public buildings and grounds. 3. Memorial to Congress of the stockholders and officers of the Washington Market Com- pany, January 16, 1875. 4. House of Kepresentatives report No. 277, atthe second session of the Forty-third Con: gress, March 3, 1875, by the committee on judi ciary. 5. House of Representatives report No. 139, second session of the Forty-third Congress, by the committee on the District of Columbia. §. Senate report No. 661, second session Forty- third Congress, February 17, 1875, by the com- mittee on the judiciary. ‘There was ‘also an’ investigation during the session of 1870-1871, by the House committee on appropriations, but no written report was made. It is needless to notice any of tie fre- quently offered resolutions in the House of men and their names were given as Henry Herbert, James Bundy, Richard Phillips and Samuel Holmes. The prisoners reside in “Foggy Bottom,” where they were arrested Saturday afternoon. Last Wednesday night | two robberies were committed in the vicinity of 14th and 5 streets, the offices of Kt. H. Willet | and the contractor tor the power house being entered. From Mr. Willet’s office the burglars took a gold penbolder, 80 cents and some clothing, and in the other office they secured three revolvers and two pairs of shoes. Precinct Detectives Kaff and Weedon of the first precinet investigated the case, and, with the assistance of the officers of the third pre- cinet, they succeeded in arresting the persons mentioned. Two of the men were wearing the stolen shoes when arrested. One of them | made a confession and the officers found a por- tion of the property where he said he had put it. Nearly all the property has been recov- ered. ‘The prisoners were detained at the station today in order that they might be photo- graphed for the rogues’ gallery, and they will be taken to court tomorrow. ——— ‘The Good Templars. Perseverance Lodge of Good ‘Templars intro- duced at its meeting last Saturday evening its corps of new officers, as follows: A. H. Frear, chief templar; Miss Jennie Griffin, vice tem- |plar; John Bryson, secretary; Miss Louise Bryson, assistant secretary; Geo. K. Currier, financial secretary; Mra. S. L. Brooktield, treas- urer; Miss Alberta Hawk, chaplain; Marion Gilbert, marshal; Mrs. C. E, Kalstrom, deputy marshal; Miss Ella Hurst, guard; Mr. Thomas Saffell, sentinel: M. C. Edson, lodge deputy; Mrs. A. G. Yowell, superintendent juvenile | templars, and Miss Carrie Brookfield, pianist. |The attendance upon the meeting was large and included prominent visitors from several | other lodges. Short speeches were made by A. Dinsmore of Minnehaha, Hon. Geo. ¥. Pot- | ter and Dr. Whitney of Monumental, Grand Chief Var Vieck, Grand Councillor Rowle; | Grand Secretary Spurgeon, John Bryvon, lic Warren, T. M. Milstead and Mra. Powell.’ Mr. Marion Gilbert aud Miss Josie Lee entertained | with recitations, Mrs. und Miss Kalstron and | Mr. ck with vocal music, and Misses C: | Brookticld, Thomas and Woods with it | mental music. “Patriotism” is the basis for | the social exercises at the next meeting and an energetic committee under the directiou of dirs. Alma Lyons are busy preparing for the event, —__ Mis Body Turned Over to His Relatives. Saturday afternoon Deputy Coroner Schaeffer Brightwell and failed to find any marks of vio- jence that indicated other than that the de- ceased came to his death by drowning. The body, as published in Saturday's Sram, was | found im the James Creek canal Friday after- noon, after the man had been missing nearly two months. A certificate of accidental death | and the body was turned over - was given to relatives to- On Saturday afternoon Malinda Howard, aged seventy-four years, was knocked down in West Washington by a horse and buggy driven by D. D. Thompkins and badly hurt about the shoulder. She was removed to the Agea Women's Home. Sones L. MF Rop-| Wm. Seanumen, Mzing at Sil Ist street south- vin west, had his right le sen near the bi & M Lowia, N. R Kewby, | iturday afternoon while attempting tostoye runaway team at Ivy City brick woaks. He was business in the auction line, ta seca aftern wagon een & coun’ consult Latimer & | driven by Joshua Pyles of Mont a fhm auctioneers, 1409 G street. The best lo- | Md., collided with 2 bugey ot 0th street and the city.—Adet. ‘New York avenue and Mr. Pyles was thrown ing Se ihe Haelgeney ‘Hospltal and recovered sai to 1226 F rgency . yesterday to be taken home. made an examination of the body of James | Kepresentatives touching the affairs of the company except the one of December 4, 1877, which instructed the committee on the District of Columbia to inquire into five alleged breaches of its charter by the market com- pany and gave it power to send for persons and papers. The evidence collected by said com- mittee was transmitted to the Senate to ac- company act H. Ki. 4426 aud was printed in 1878 by order of the Seuate for use of the com- mittee on the District of Columbia. Various questions relating to the rights, du- ties and proceedings of the company, expecially that of the legality of the reduction of the orig- inal rental to be paid by the company, in con- sideration of the transfer by the company to the District of the most valuable front land on Pennsylvania and Louisiana avenues to be used for the erection of a District building thereon have been considered by the courts of the District and, on appeal, by the Supreme Court of the United States, and in every case the final decision of the latter court bas fully justified the company. (See District of Columbia agt. The Washington Market Com- any, 108 United States Reports; Hoffman agt. ‘he Washington Market Company, No. 38, Oc- tober term, 1879.) As to the inquiry relating to the squares known as the wholesale market grounds, granted for that purpose by Congress, in the sixteenth section of the market com- pany’s charter, all questions at issue between the District of Columbia and the market com- pany,ate now before the courts upon an amie le equity suit, which onght to satisfy fui minded citizens, at least until a decision is reached by the courts. ‘The company will gladly give to the District Commissioners and to the committee all the information in its ion on the subjects covered by the resolution of inquiry. Respectfully, (Signed) N. G. Oxpway, ITS NINETIETH ANNIVERSARY. The Fourth Street M. E. Church Important Celebration. Yesterday the celebration of the ninetieth anniversary of the Fourth Street M. E. Charch (4th near E street southeast) was entered upon and the spacious auditorium was crowded from Ppuipit to the walls. There was a choir of fifty Voices, reinforced by an orchestra of twelve pieces, which rendered nppropriste music. ‘The sermon was by Rev. M. F. B. Rice—pastor of the church from 1885 to 1887, but now of Union Square, Baltimore—and bis text was, “My house shall be called the house of prayer.” In the afternoon a» love feast was held, over which Rev. Thomas Myers, who was pastor in 1851, presided, and many Christian experiences were related, Mrs. Elizabeth Wright, ninety- one years old; Mrs. Mary A. Church, ninety; Mrs. Catherine Joy, ninety-two; John | Wilker- son and James H. Howard, each of whom had been in the church over fifty years, participat- ing. A thank offering was taken up. At night the Sunday School Missionary Society held its anniversary and addreases were made by Mr. | Bice and the pastor, Mr. Ferguson. A feature was the representation of the mission workers by seven boys and seven girls and the plea of the natives by eight young ladies. The serv- ices will continue every night this week except Saturday and Sunday nights. genes honda THE TALTY WILL, Iti#Broken, but ;the Case Will Be Appealed to the Court in General Term. In the Circuit Court on Saturday afternoon the jury in the cuse of the estate of the lute Michael Talty, which has becn before the Cir cuit Court for over two montbs, by their ver- dict nullified the will. The jury retired with the case at 2:30 o'clock, after an exhaustive charge by Justice Montgomery, and they were out deliberating just oue hour and a quarter, and they found that the testator did not, at the | time of executing the will, porscss testamentory | power; was not then capable of making a valid | deed or contract, and that its execution was | procured by the exercise of undue intluence, jc. The testator, Michael Tuity, leit a large estate, estimated to be worth upward of $300,- 000, and the will presented to the Probate Court left the bulk of his property to Mrs. Prince and provided for the remaining children in bequeathiug certain pieces of prop: erty to each. and a valuable picce of proper! was left to the executor, Martin F. Norris, in trast for St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum. He pro- vided that ifany of his heirs attempted to break the will he, she or they should receive nothing and the estate should go to the others, After the will had been propounded one of the sons, James ‘Tulty, filed a caveat attacking the integrity of the will. ‘The trial,wiich was com- menced in October last, was a hotly contested one, Hon. Jere Wilson and J. J.” Darlington appearing for the caveators and Messrs. W. D. Davidge, H. Wise Garnest and George E. Ham- ilton tor the executor and others (caveators), Numerous exceptions to the rulings of the court on the evidence and in his charge were taken and the case will go to the Courtir General ‘Term and likely to the Supreme Court of the United States.” Souid the verdict stand the Property will be divided into five parts, one going to the heirs of John ‘falty, son, who died a tew weeks since. ——— ‘The only pure cream of tartar baking powder in this ‘market is Creverasp's, It is made only of pure cream of tartar (re- fined in our own factory), soda and flour, nothing else. ‘Wholesome ingredients— wholesome baking powder— wholesome food. CITY ITEMS. Our Java and Mocha Coffee, 30c. Pound. Warranted to give satisfaction. Old Mandahling Java, a royal drink. Our Coffees are fresh roasted and strictly pure. ‘Sun-Hise Chop he best 50c. Tea, Muillard’s premium Chocolate, 35e. per pd. Old Maryland Sugar-cured Hains, low price. New Mackerel, «mall but nice, 4 for 10c. New English dams, 19¢. per jar. Broad Kun Creamery Butter, Choice Burbank Potatoes, low price 1t* Merzcrn’s Fine Grocery, 477th st. now. Pure Rye Whisky, tive years old, 65¢.qt Port Wine, medicinal use, full qts., 50c. qt Golden Catawba, 75e. gallon, 25e. bottle. Kock and Kye, home made, 7c. bottle. Early June Peas, 1c. Freneh do., 15e. Our Family Flour, fine, $1.50 sack. It P.R. Wirsox, 934 7th st. now. florists, have removed rr t. n.w. fe15-2¢ A. Gude & Bro. to their new build: Hotel Johnson Cafe, High Grade Oysters, Terrapin, Shad Roe, fresh caught Spanish Mackerel, &c. Main ewe trance to ladies and gents’ cate, 13th st. (ele- Vator). Stairway, E st. Remember high grade only, Life-timo experience. Fine trade solicited. fel5 Voigt Mfg. elry Co., 713 7th st. n.w. 1t* Top of the Hea ‘We're still on top and you are the gainers. If you can use a Derby of the usual €2 grade you can buy it for $1.19. it Franc & Sox, One Price, Cor. 7th and D. ‘Trusses, Surgical, Dental and Veterinary Instruments, Manicure Goods, Scissors, Pocket and Table Catlery. Wazrorp's. 1+ $25 Gents.’ Solid Gold American Stem Winder and Setter elsewhere $35. Volt Juwenny Co. ate Four Machines in One: The 1892 Do- mestic,—Chain Stitch, Lock Stitch, Under- — Button-hole Worker. C. AvgRpacu. [el5-3t Nothing succeeds in removing coughs and colds like Dr. Buli's Cough Syrup. Price, 250. 1 Solid Gold Spectacles and Eyeglasses, $2.25. Voier Jewry on 713 7th oom pd The 1892 Domestic Makes Two Per- fect Button Holes a minute. ‘The Domestic AMUSEMENTS. AUCTION SALES. x AUCTION SALES. | AUCTION SALES. ALPAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE: <3 THIS AFTERNOON. FUTURE Days. | ‘ pare —__ ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO. Auctic ATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers ATIMER & BLOAN, Auchouetir, ; First Time Here. R w20 Pan avi, x.w, | LATHES meron. | I. we 1400 6 at. BRARE ©: FROM TEE TO CLOSE THE AFFAIRS OF A SYNDICATE, DE- | TRUSTEES’ SALE. LUABLE IMPROVED | TRUSTEAS SALE OF A VALUABLE TWO-STOR) SANGER'S BROADWAY SUEEABLE CNIMEROVED, REAL EREATE OX BUSSE set SONAR Oe, | BRICK DM ELLANG. NO 2012 NINTH STRESS STOCK THEATER, roUkon ae HALE SIKEEIS AND SAND O Distiter or con s3 yng oeet eden’ of trast diated 1b das of The FETS SOUTHWEST BY AUCTIUS vs >, Tenet ane duly reented im Liber 1928, a SEW TOsK, M Y AE TERNUON, Fi ts ARY PIF. | 1s00, «: r — ‘Will Play TEES Dish, AT VHALE-PAST FOUN | ct the jut te-onis ot sun Dastrict Dramatized by ™R. SISHAGK. 6 will soll Uj puble auction. im front of | Ot party nnvured theney, we, wall tell st vs re Bethe tm front of the pease “ inten ie — SUB LOTS 193, 174, 323 AND 116, BOS NTv-TRIED, Ise, at FIVE gesuoek | EWES PM. the fo stuate im | Oe wine 4 GUNTER ‘TEXAS. Fronting, ion on ~ og ot 4 ~_ mb and detect i IS eet to a 10oct alien Thtan fete are oh eine ri Geach Bi dent outbalcvisnces Presented with the original scenery. | Crete cariiazeway and brick suiewag es DS <Dplceasnt Pisin, consteling of 8 team ‘Matineos—Wednesay and Saturday. Terms: One-third cash: balance in one and two | cisuin- for the mune at the Be . Noxt Weok—Sadie Martinot in “POMPADOUR,” | $0, with in‘erest at toe rete of U per centuin seran- | fo" ssupyused so be Lbs Sai feet weet \d secured 1¥ deed of trust yr ail casu, at the purchaser's ured on each’ fel5-tf AcADEMy. EVERY EVENING AT & ‘Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. NOW FOR A GOOD LAUGH! premises | West corner of Florida avenue and Fi snd’ thence nore ; yancing, &c.. at pur RATCLIFFE, DARK & 00. Auctioneers, bo (20) feet to the place bya two-story Unick house extended devinning, tmprovad | TOMOKROW. WALTER B. WILLIAMs & CO., Auctionsers, ‘ > n | fe10.ARde KENKAH Bhi MANN, ° 2 | HALLEN AND HART! ou the property —— the purchaser ise: se Distr tt Calais : SPECTAT, SALE. te Tso ot complica | et FP wRE ALA RENT Tn the THE BOUSEROLD EFVECTS OF A PRIVATE | Wy tahet days fou daieat sustbe ences tees hh hart Famous skit, + LCONMISLING | OF CONE TCH mvs | a = RAME PAKLOK SUITE, UPROCSTEED IN perenne eee enn ee = + LATER ON? ON PARLE ASE i \3 OSEWOOD Cask ‘i an SAUCh cant im advance. “Also at THREE Octane Presenting Nothing O14, but Eversthing New, Pun- iA MATTRESSES, LACE | _f012-4mde ID “that n=) P.M. on the eame 5 amt oe : : ECEPIIUN CHAIRS AS CLIFFE, DAKE & Cv. ave : . - gent, Fetching and Original, MANYOUIEW ARTICLES “100° NUMEROUS | QATCHEFE a Sou Markets 4 5 —— 10 MENTIUS TRUSTEES SALE OF THE PRINTING PST. are fel5-tf Next Weex—DR. BILL. at RK LIsh™: KNOWN AS POLKINELOEN PRE ented toh Wn SATIS vier TOMORROW, MOMMING. EuktanY six-| [NG OFLich Nos Olt AND GM D SILER ot Every Evening and Saturday Matinee, sell the allovearhicies, bear'y new aud ip pool condi iriue of a chats wo eituatedat sume pout : ay Sed mat MR. NAT C. Fem en ike Mand records Yor the District ct ie ALT B. WILLIAMS & ©0., Aucts. request of GGG. 00 pop W OW Witten N sara Bil = ees, Wil offer fo ade t Eo Po Po BPM We ww WH NRX | P)UNCANSON BuOS., Auctioneers, Sonty, an tha ubton maeoh peamtion am Wieipin: | Sane — Geo S8BIR BR YWRW URNS acd D streetanw. | PAY 'stVeRTESSTH DAY Oi FEBRUAIG. A. | or ronanennet pre 3 GE “oo? “oo? Dor Ww HOR NN| Recuransare or wovsrmony reaxiTeRE I atechoh te enon, | tie Ee Se B,” attached to said trust, ANDESSECIS, WIIHIN OU. ROUMS, ON TUESDAY SIXTEENTH, Less SFACIOUS SALES, jc FEBRUARY AND COMPANION PLAYERS, | “phot SALE In the Brilliant, Fresh and Breezy Play, team, ‘Cottere: & Babcock Cy lmder Presa, ‘One lange Hoe Cylipder Press. Nag Acai Medium Press. eute By virtue of wer coutaine”d in a cortatn deed of aus Wl aan M. Wracht ana Antoie Wrist, tip F FINE PARLOR WORK LSI tan WD ai 4 MATL- ROCKERS AND C d rT : ay THE NOMINEE. VPIANOS, OLG ANS, 6 Aero Bees Played for Four Montls in New York to Delighted NUT, OAK AND ASH BED SUITES AND ODD mata or — | ius edt ‘Thronxs. OOD “RUE AUS, CDEDSTE SDS. AND Sorurtanat of Tyre, Racks, Queue, Lente, | ince will onli ot penis coin me OEE Nbo, BLDVING, NEW Li. & c- AND Toutht usually deond in a Sret-ciass prinuine | ZWENTA-SECOND Dal OF FEBRUARY, Imi, on fel5-tf_ Monday, Feb. rE. W. SOTHERN. + | HALL MATTAESSES, FEATHER PILLOWS ASD : TINE | the peemuines, Durrvisie, Daca. to the ler = eee Se | BOLTS. . ‘ ERNAN'S LYCEUM 1HEATE! Leo (ne-haif cash; balance six and twoly te K Yennsyivama ave and Uthst | OQUET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS. ee the a eae ANUEL POLKINHORN,) 3 Bye roe ‘This Week, Matinee Tomorrow, AROTE MOTOR CO ELECT ONG Monn: FuLEE. | HB. PULKIN . Screamer he LILY CLAY'S HUESE POWER: SEV EAL. WAGONS AND BL JUXCASSON BuU., Auctioneers NOCMARAM Spas remnae GIES AND ONE PATENT GRAIN “PAN.” t — 8 DEANE, COLOSSAL GAIETY CO., Epes | PRUSTER OF VABUABLE PROPERTY Boke Ne! "; Trustees. Graceful, Gracious, Gushing ED , AN Giris: Delight*uliy,” Dazziiuey M STRERT NORTH» dol Fourtof the D 4 yer LS passed imequsty catee Nu Riu Dur | ce a ~ - me Bl. we will offer for saieon TUESDAY, THE Fins) | CHANCE SALUALLE SUBURBAR metrical, Sizing Sirens, bay AT HALY-PAST FOUR | — PMOPEKTYIN THE VILLAGE OF “LINCOLSE . rout of tie preinines, all that puece Next Weok—Wiliiams & Orr's Meteors, __fe15-Gt_ | his store upon wick interest ts wue teesve mouths OF yop ra peens ae vero. | More. Sale will consist of Uold, Silver and Metal: 2 the city of Wa Mart sd the Distncoee tore $s tVED SEATS COMMENCES TO- | cased Watchos, Chains, Charms, Lockets. Scart Puss, fart of iow ‘hard T Beak MORROW (TUESDAY) MORNING “AT 8 AT | Cuf Buttons, Coa: Buttons teen, in square Buintered Jour hundred abd te aut narrate will Ber for-eabe ELLIS’, 937 PA. AVE., FOR THE Neck Cheis, Plain G (ute toc sane at the corner o alley | @t public acts Bist emo PH GRAND CONCERT x rut the east boundary” of sal VCAKY NINGT Teet Went of twit AR A BY THE ENTIRE U. 8. MARINE BAND, Musical Sale to Continue ipormings at 10. Cons, ‘stica, raked in I oC). am clogk ahd even sok use | to pl it (of wa Mone of the MB. JOHN PHILIP SOUSA, Conductor, 1 gie.oes unsil al the lotsary sold.” Ticket boiders Cp “eet by tifteen 13) teet aa | dat Assisted by’ i aye erases HL K. FULTON, i together with the uinprovements | MBS. NELLIE WILSON SHIR-CLIFF, Soprano, F. WARREN JOHNSON Pawnbroker. us One-third cash, balance in equal installments | 5 And lees fel0-0t= ones to be given, beatin ter | taliuiettn ot ¥. BISCHOFF, Ore: eere__ fel sunusi.y, and to be meet covet {oom ues o ‘aed bese neste nore CANARY SSEE OF DIPROTED PROPRIA IN fait un fTouten, vee = 2 7 WKIGHT AND DOLE’ SUBDIVISION OF M1. | P° of. A deposit of ‘onvey acing al OORGREGATIONAL CHURCH. PLEA-ANT, FRONTING ON © prom As i: &., at pu ype yerme of sale ty be com hed With: MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, AT & By van decree of the 5 complied with in iiteen a cS sale of prop Mr. Sousa will present a number of MUSICAL District mubia boiding ape SU Se >) hee eee RMR ZagreTIES: tnctoding © new covertotive neon at | Uisies Suites ct Asaecioars iasetil saa: Daves Mate HEARS wi GARNETT. Trusts, | _feG-dibde__ Sas ‘SHERIDAN'S RIDE.” wendants, L will off same DAEW ai “et oA "puomas ve . Te. and $1, porwer 4 #1 Taave, 1t NEWMAN LOYAL TEMPERANCE LEGION. ssulxtivision of | JX ATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., AUCTIONEEKS. ea Or a: ANIA AVEN( ‘ssublivision of Mt. D AND FOUR DESIRABLE SUBURBAN PRO! MOY ON THE} | AND-A-HALE SikeRS cadie ~ ~ = ee BLADENSBURG LOAD Bi TWEEN MOUNT | | By virtue of a decree of the ‘me Court of the QTSTH ANNUAL BALL dear on the bat recorded tn the oBlce of the survexor | OLN ET CEMETERY ASD QUEEN'S CHAPTE of Co.ttiutna, pane om ay ot Noveus OF THE Pi ‘Said lots koap. 3 é voce | bets A. DD. 15th im cause i sant, tu Secale OU see aoe EROHT ERNE aS rl Ce, REBRUARE | on SEP NesDAD. sae ebuck PM JOURNEYMEN STONE CUTTERS’ ASSOCIATION | | ‘Terus of pale: Oue-th i, of which #100 sbatt | EeuT tt tw i eu og darter area mtewacthn tn ‘Henge Viole eecnndaemdertar) Fesments d'or trust on the prop ng tnd Gicton. “Haininond Dorsey, Helen Mt Dorsey, his wil To be held at erty sold, of allcash, at the ‘subdivided into valu- ¥. Pendieton, “timily Harvey can sutants, Vey ancing and recording ot 2 & Short distance of the Peudieton, Mordecas Piummer, Charictte Street ratiroas terms: Cue-third cash; balance in six, twelve, eishteen and twenty-four monks, 6 per cent pet NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY AKTHUN a. MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15, 1892. dus Site." Hobert C. Peudieton, Vinwh a om Snnum, P-sable seud-aunuais, wecured By decd deveasede Ur a Sr tpt “oi te “property mide OF all ean we ao vin ce nut aN ILDEIGE AND SULLIVAN S NAULTICALOPERE at ‘the ortion “of "the “purchaser: = nom with the others in (GG EBEWT AND SULLIVAN'S NAUTICAL OPERA, FU Of $200 reine the" tate of aie. Tt the tern si adie th ate et ot ree Ser cen aa Sr Sale are nut complied with an Bitee days from the ia, in the District of Cuvnuina, Hi Mt 6 PINAFORE, TP IOMAN DOWLING POM, AuCEEEE ge. | key of roasts eeved enced Re eater ee fit ae bot tanibered, For the benefit of —— Ehud cont of iaaiting archaner tier ve da " ; pela ag ca aie SOME x, . cLirenace iu rouse hewspaper wale as prescribed decree a ST. JOSEPH’S CHURCH, THE HANDSOME STALA0M, FOLOMAG CHIRE, | en Soke he tee balance in two POLIBOTY Desens bade At. St. Joseph's Schoo! Hall, cording a: the cost of the purchaser Peapecti fel0-d&as otk auESDAY, MARCH F re = “ly in one and two years trom ma. LOCK, we will sell wituin our Wew Horse Bazar. 612 per contd per aaniin, secured Uy interest at chuaser. KATCLIEFE, DARK & CO., Aucts. ia Cor. 2d and C sis. ne., strect Lorthwest, i.e Handsoine Staluon, 10" agen — nthe property sold. A deposit of % ; Pron ay oe pony , ‘[PHOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers, Tequired at time of sale Conveyancing at ost of TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY | Ciel sired by Bashaw, es nis! record S24. dass, | ST aw, ee ey 16th and 17th, at § o'clock p.m. better than 2:0; sound, kindand entie. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF of sale inten day the truster reserves 3 . ALUABLE IMPROVED i the property at risk and cost of de- Se mei ed f013-4¢' fel5ats ary Pade et Oy PROPERTY, ~ SITUATE ON ELEVENTH | tauitins purchaser. ALRIS’ BIJOU THEATER, ste STRERT NORTHWEST, BEING PREMISES WARD THORON, Trustee, NO. Isi4, WASHINGTOS, D. Mrs. P. Harris, KR. L. Britton and T. F. Dean, . By virtu. of a certain deed of trust to us, 150 Proprietors and Managers. feS-ats WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. Pa. ave. u.w,. Wasbniuton, DC. ASSIGNEE'S SALE AT AUCTION OF STOCK OF | date of July 15, Isy2, and duly recorded in liber ere », 7 — WALL PAPERS, KOOM MOLDINGS, STORE | 1011, folio 415, one of the land recotds of the District OFFICIAL NOTIC FIXTUKBS, &., AT 1012 F STREET NORTH- | of umbta, ns the request of the party secured = = WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15. WEsT. we Wil seli at public auction. rout of the PARTMENT OF STATE, WASH. adiey, the ¢ France, of the death, 9. JUNE Et ‘In the Great Spectacular Railroad Production, THE PAY TRAIN. Jand situat~ in the eity of Wastin Minbia, being lot mumbered jartin and Walker’ recorded subdivision of tue south halt of urinal ot punbeced 104m square uutubeted. 306, being Lo feet 7% inches front by the depth of 100 feet 1 inch, in proved by a three-story brick house kuown as’ No. 3N14 11th ot. n.W., toyether with the dimprovements, ‘Terms of saie: One-third of the purchas> money to be paid us cash; the balance to bedivided im two equal payments. jayabie in one and two years, tor wich jes of the purchaser, bearinw interest at the Tate of riet of Columbia, I shall sell, at public on, District of Co- ERKUARS FIGHTER EVEN O'CLOCK AL Mt F eireet hortiwest, the stock of wail papers, room mo dings aud store fixtures in the above Dreuises, and assigned tome by Wilcain H. Valiant. trading tuder the firm name ot Valiant & Co., for the Denenit of lits creditors. “The above stock aud fixtures will first Le put up as a Whole, und if no Satisfactory bid is made it will then be sold ip parceis. ‘Derius of sale cash, January a SLAVY, an’ Ai ion, on THURSDAY. Ise, at the Wonderful Incline Wreck Scene.” (pes the Wonderha) 1petilen ike it over attempted. ‘The Marvelous Railroat Scene. A Tram of Cars Uncoupled Wiile Running at Full Bee ‘The Startling Boiler E: Mechanics’ %: Ta thr city of Georgetow aud District of Cova ot osion. the Las complied with all ~ aloes ts tndsocribable. ‘ALBERT F. FOX, Avsignee, t Per auullig, terest payable sctui-atunllys ‘ational Next Week—DANIEL BOONE, ____ £182 | ae, i) Fee Sw. | wil te taken’ or oil cau ot Surchaswe neta ek ee eae poe ee Friday Matinee, February 26, TRUSTERS SALE. ul laser's cont Hy the tersais ut sale are wot cout By virtue of power contained im a decd of trust | Pied with ys trom day Of sale trustees re- MISS JENNIE O'NEILL POTTER feo" Jeamuette. sa V- Brynote | ere fs rosie th cevell the yeoberty ut the risk aud : rion Pucker recorded ia | C08 ag pare <3 elie ‘onds of * HOMAS ¥. FOWL 2 In her new Monologue by R. G. Morris, i, tele 1 mS | teo-akds dissed, PRATHLE} Trustes, _ © eee aaa ctan bt ses | YW ALTER WILLIAMS & C0, aucune | FLIRTS AND MATRONS. | Kbady. 102. 5a the real ext ean in sand | TRUSTEES) SALE AS AN ENTIRETY OF ALL THE WAN’ “SORTS. trust, lot No. 22 ett |. Payne's sub- NITURE, ©, . BELONGINGS, CON- - ~ , og ace merck Doan blow bin ATE Maries | FEATS LeaaGuabLicesses suwisaap | ___WANTER RESO suleb vision 0. certain tracts of land in Washington, in | UPON UME HOTEL LANGHAM AT THE | = — a —_ the Distr Colmabia. now known ss ie Dit | NOKTHEAST COMNER OF FOURTEENTH AXD | [HE LA FONTAINE, | vy artaNTic CITE, sy a8 per plat of Payne's suitvision, tu liber | H STKLEIS NOKIHW:ST, IN THE CITY OF sng Fay ye gy, Prices, 50c., 75c., $1 and $1.50. x Xo. 0, folto 122; one of the county, records of WASHINGTON AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. | Half squere from the, veac ‘O's: Whiaut the -urveyor's office of tlie satd rue origiual | | Under and by virtue of a certain chattel deed of trust | °Us12, uested throuchout F : Sale of seats opens Wednesday at Metzerott's. fel 613-120 subaivision Deing in Gov. Shepherd, tolo 15, avenue, in Le Droit Park, and os Willie 3. F = oon ee 1, ORIENTAL, Foster and others fo the undersisned as trustees, dated the 17th day of February, 15). aud Bao ts SS ‘Payne's subdivision. ‘The prop- | S3irusters. 58, folio © ree “e ‘Ocean end of Vircinia ave, Atlantic City, N. 3. G{BAND ENCAMPMENT andson brick “house. thrve | ian records of the Disttict of Columbia, tid af tere: | - Falarsed, improved steam Deals alt od. coRes or modern Muprovements i | quest of party secured thereby, we will offer tor sale Open Feb. Ly ALEX. M OPFLNUEIMER pe Bolpl aie megmepy pers ae two equal in- | t P8wlic auction at the Langiain Hotel, on the nortu- | felo basil WASHINGTON DIVISION, NO. 1. stalliwents of twelveand cuchteen mouths, ‘Couves- | fart Commer of ath, and Hi streets morth west, 4 the (pS* cHaLYoNTE, aaa a aucing at the cost of purchaser. $300 deposit on the | WEDNESDAY. THE, SEVENTEENTH DAY OF athenet UNIFORM RANK, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, | diy'ofeaic. "Sale ty Commence at d Bupa. FEBKUAKY, ise, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, ‘On the ocean frout. FEBRUARY 15 TO 27, 1892, fel3-tas LEWis ROD, *j Trustees | Ui ior and Bed hoous nutes Canes: miters.Ruse, | Detcriptive Mlustrated bookiet mailed free, aT JRATCHPFE, Danie & C0., Auctoncers, eae ee ie nants Ube Beni: jaune Cteo- | Sea water bathe in the house. ‘620 Pa. ave. now. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF DESIRAPLE IMPRO' PROPERTY SITUATED ON L STREET AND VIRGINIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST. Office Furniture; im short, all the paraphernalia and WED | Petsonal proreriy wow used in and about said Hove! aud Annex, and cmtraced tn the said trust. Saine Wil be Oki as a Whove, Just as it stands, toxether with the lease and hoenses oi'said Motel. $s23-2m E_ROBERTS & SONS, 6%), OTEL DENNIS.” ALLANTIC CITY, N. 3. Ho Gpea aitthe deere jaree sun sallers'; bot am cold, seawater baths.” Disectl ‘bench WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY ARMORY. A NOVELTY in the line of COMPETITIVE DRILLS between some of the PROMINENT COMPANIES of noone : y virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated January 4, | “Ou arplieation to fie trustece perraission wil best Bex JUSENH H. ORTON, Proprietor. the DISTRICT NATIONAL GUAED unier the now | ssh5."whii hantnen duly neoried iu, bee ‘Ror Pi | gorkad Rupee of Sal tree was oe eee | A TERR and improved tactics. COMPETITIVE drills also be- | 8, folio Li, ef seq., one of the land records of the | day of 1 end of Pennsylvanis ave. Distrct of Govumbia, at the request of the bolder | ““Lerni Ocean ATLANTIC CE Sheldon, &. A NEW FEATURE WILL BE INTRO- DUCED AND STRICTLY ADHER: PET of aate: One-third of the puzchase money in Chee ie) tween DIVISIONS of the UNIFORM BANKS of this | (ttle mde teduers secured hereby, we will offer fer | cash and the balsnee sn cadel snotalinente at ee wt om LEHMAN & CO. Sale at public of the premises, cn | two years trom day of sale, with interest at the rate of | f¢}3m_ JURISDICTION. In ADDITION to which we will | WEDNESDAY, FEBHUAMY SEVENTEENTH. 1 | Opes cont er manta, Merete eee ee Hele have EACH EVENING a FULL PROGRAM of SING. | st FOU O'CLOCK YM. ihe Jolowime decid | sory note f the purcimer argo atven fer the de- | IA ”Nungini gre tent comm, Atlantic Cy. ports sitaasee in the ci tugton, mets, to Le ace the ‘satistaction “« new winter bes vere ING, KECITATIONS, SPECIALTIES, EXHIBI- veteet ot Go a. owt REY a ihe Fruttecs:" "e200 to be paid down when te prover ine ine view of theocenn. Vy stents and oe, fe A 4 E inivered nine hun, struck off, end tern to be complied with | grates. Open: sree Bs ole Lac hte icra ne eatadise fY miu fort mae at a pod within five days tron day. of sale, otherwive the de- | “fel-eoSur D. W. CHANDLER, Kale avenue cisiant one hundred and yosit forieited and property reso.d at rink and cust of the ‘northwest corner of said faulting purchaser oF pure ‘aE . TLANTIO CITY, N. 3. D TO-THAT ([ BE BVINGTON, ATLANTIC CY square, sed point being an the north line of said square, EDWAKD A XLWMAN, filtered water, No VISITOR WILL BE ANNOYED BY aud rugning thenee Monzsalanorth tie womticstea Pend 3 buiding: 3 MaDe awh Trastees. | sors verpenee" Gand ocean, pinche, thetsce soutawesk NB LARS for ay “< : SOLICITATIONS FOR VOTES. _f5-dtds Adaius building, 1530 F street. Sim ‘CHAMBERS & HOOPRS, PRE PENNHUNST, MICHIGAN AVE. ATLAN. Excellent music by full orchestra band. tic City, hear the ocean. Heated by steam smd LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. s D 8. AL. Co. wili give one of their finest mzchines | Dancing each ovening. 10) inches, thenee nt i ond ty USTEES' SALE OF ALL THE HORSES, CAR. | e2.crates. Will remain open all the year. President of the Washington Market Company. | {rec to any one who can produces better Lut, Ca Gy incite, See rican remueaiar tie “SHES "a3 Sr8s se y SEABLG PARADE —, ——_ = 4 Single admission. ° ‘ot aiid aqtiare twenty-five, (5 q THE PARED | HE SEASIDE, ATI aay, tou hole by hand. C. Avnuscu. — fel-$¢ | 11... Simele admisio Bree!) aches tos ‘north nue and the place of bo: | _ PANY OF WASHINGTON: D. ©. Dtias its croup rem vated apa ie now . Our Standard Gold Initial Ring, $4. Eleo- | y¢csicaL EVENING, Peles hak pork.on each can By yirtuo of « chattel deed of trust dated the Oth | very convenience and improvewent has been adi Ss where $6. Volar Juwenuy Co., 713 7th u.w. 1t*| A MUSICAL Ev ate twenty aan ct ie aaccinntna for ‘he awe ate tot Eider No. dt, folio Wet sea. of the land recordet | priors eee water fea "end ately warnind — x ARP RECI distant eahty leet trom the : -uthw corner, pit ‘ol e written be EVANS. — Domestic Fashion Reviews for Spring eee Satz Suid squareon L 'stroct south, and running tucnce | the partine secured thereby. we wid eal alae ee ee °92 can beobtained atcither of our city otioes Mr. GEO. W. MORGAN, SENS Said I" street “awehtt-fur (lay fect and | Hon at ‘the siaules of cioreaaid couryany.fovaste ou | FPQEELCLARENDUR: Surgections in regard to Teh &H, 141 14tly & 4th & Paavo. won Bia MAUR MOBGAW ~ Hlivacs weasery ton polut sfuated thirty ave Gao) feed | Eqatfet etween, Sixteenth and Seventeen, steers | 42 Vitviule ave.. wear the sesh, ANSI 5 ‘of New York wae wesieriy to. pont urty-five wt | northeast (ner Hygienic tee Company), ou THURS: | son peat and complete in aiapyomtavenns, san aoe runes Bis AAI AAR. Fourt iy AGS seed aad sacs te | Rass ces aOR NE DANY Ghe HEREC ALA: | Stam beatend compete asl appowteees, Som Genuine Diamond Rings, €2.50. Voror dnd sibens af Calvary Parish all, Biren Certain on Estee at ey Drowirty dvectibod, iu “schedule A.” attsched to mud | JE“? ge, ANTIO CITE, XI Jeweiny Co. 1* THULSDAY, February 18, at 8 p.m. coutortab ¢ bries dwellinse, two of wiki 5 Scorsssond pone, fe eae temeediin, sun nicventiaed fo onte tie Geiy ——— ‘Tickets, @1, at Metzerott's, Lrentano's, Droop’s and | \ ‘lerus: One-thinl Gs) casi and the balance iu one pS TST ge ate that people smile and shake their heads. Now wedo| Short Breath, Palpitation, Pain in Chest, Enabe's. fel0-st | and two years, with interest at the sate ot Gper centun ‘SO collars, SO baiters. LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. uot claim Hood's Sarsaparilia to be a cure for this | Weak or Faint Spells, ee, cured by De. Miles? | a ——-~ | Per anni trom the day of sale, payacle seui-an- ‘side bar buggy. 133m E o Faally dangerous complaint. If you have the Griv | New Heart Cure,’ Sold at Druguista, Ste | ‘| HE,LADIES AID SOCIETY AND THR COSMOS | ually. secured by deed of trust on the property sod, doubtoberwan the best thing you ean do is tocall a reilable physician. | Se wer folds BAINDUW “HAZ\aiC on “TUESDAY, | «1 si0)onecch rartel wilt ke eanited arena tise ot | gk werweahosini cools Have I Ever Decesven Your But we do claitu that for two conditions in relation to | _ Ladies? Solid Gold Rings, €1.35, $1.75, $8. | WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, | sale All couveyancing and reccehane wilt ee at the Loder scoot axle grease, AVE VER the Grip Hood's Sarsaparills is a very valuable medi- | Vorot JEWELLY Co., 713 7th st n.w. 1 | Mant Up WELLOWE' HEEL, Stores asethaE: | Cassel the Rerenaees., Zhe terms of, sale must be bm ape ‘nave been before son, throurh The Star, every day poy Soren dom ELL near rt ‘rom " rary terns. have . , Fedora Dress Shiel: Best in the | deorsetown. “fe otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the | stablo fixtures aud all other fortwo years. 1 have strenuously avoided saying FIRST, AS A PREVENTIVE. World. The Palais eats ey them: send U™ Vensaiiet canon: Eicher stisr Rive Gaye advertisement S'Tbe Erebing | Meine to aforesaid | thing calcaleted to mislead the most conaaaar follows: “The Fedora Shields are the Lest in MONDAY, FEBKUARY 15, 1892, Star. Eou apd good workers. “The Teader. 1 have endeavored to impress upon all who Hood's Sarsaperilis so purifies the biood and builds | our stock, aud our sales are ‘daly ineresthag a ‘At 8:15 p.an. sharp, JAMES F, HOOD, Be. all being Mearly bow, Feed my adverthewmcts that watever statewent I up the strength that the system succesfully resists | At all dedlere, ‘neous ‘THI ‘Bacite bi Trastess. | con tunke i a sacred pledge to the people. I don’t profess attacks of the Grip. This complaint and other ee ee eae $08,10,12.13.18 0 ea Pe ae, pakke broperty wil first be offered ae eee un aomatting per waaay, ROMS GL ta Aiseases are often preceded by « weakness, that tired | Bufley’s, 820 7that., extra §1 Saw, warranted. | MAM FT REE RRR. 6 bl eee ee ivticle below cost and best you on another. I dou. feeling, which Hood's Sarsoparilla taken inveason | fe10-0t iy i Ee r 0 HMB | RAtcuINFE, Daun & Co., sueponcers. | eae vse ‘Varnish over doultfal statement, but give the fase mer ECOND, AFTER THE GRIP. Gola Faileck Bracelets; 96. Veter w'cat Gh, ae VERY VALDADLE 4XD DESIR: raproven | —#2-tte_3._B. WiMEL, 5 = OW READ: 5 . 7 | pa CONCERT. BE VALC Trgy JUNCANSON BROS. harp’ ous TY ON MiNTH 8 CANSON Sencar, 7o ot, ou | " eBieveated “Oud He Berkley | MEJORAR unESCH iocaN vemrugso, | AR SIRE A = ee eee en es. Siw, an te en ee eee wan |. When you are in need of wines and liquors, ‘BY. PRANO; Mit. HENRY XAN- MINT eT NOK: is absolutely necessary. Words are not strong enough x ig DI ae / AND Mit PAUL On FRIDA) Feather Pillow (not chicken), 6a. items inept fous wae Stats Soe EEL St Tah eg eee Sora HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA chase these articles from, or “ele 'you may fal eee Ra: Si, He wat Sle Hee eons Meee Bakr g Asatonic after attacks of the Grip, or sfter typhoid peal Fed Seder ide prime 4 z= (CoxcREOATIONAL CHURCH. fever. scarlet fever, diphtheria, pneumonia or other | TPOt melee pr to bealth, and EVENING, FEBRUARY 17, prostrating diseases. Many testimonials trom people ly good manners. Good wines and liquors | W4SHLM SICAL CLUI she have taken it conclusively prove that it Porwnar | can always be used in moderation, which is WASHINGTON cus, Jar ey aN uct ec, | Denedcil, Dut when abused it bas the Contrary Re ants favieeanelnnaes ance effect, which is not the iault of the wine of won Be liquor, but the party who abuses the privilege, | tm the Third Concert 4b Monod tourse, HOOD'S PILLS are purely vegetable and are the | When ‘ou desire choice table wines or eomerot ‘ iw best liver invigorasor and family cathertic. 3 | that Old Nectar—“the Old Rye Beckley” Ca bee ety ee wong eee euuare direct to the reliable wholesale and retail wine | ave. uw. 3 rite and liquor establishment of Mr. Jamzs Tmapp, | ==——————————————————— ‘Double Stores, street northwest, Ss Cet! Jae ET STAGE EXCURSIONS. 10.22 Th a, be Peegae. miss Ox Fin Plated Dinner $3. Vo.or Jnwatar Oo. With that most agonizing, burning and itching of eaten, OF, Wee ATaLLY, HO BT, ‘othing on oredit. 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