Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1892, Page 16

16 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. (,. SATURDAY. MARCH LOCAL MENTIO; ‘The Weather. ORECAST TILL EIGHT P. ¥. SUNDAY. For the District of Columbia and Maryland, ly cooler; threatening weather and light ing toeasterly. For Virgui Fainjco@er, variable winds. — High Water. Low Water. OMlam. 1253pm. | 643 am. 7:43 p.m Tux Last Hoxx-Brow. The sizes are getting broken in those beanti- ful black fur derbies. —— —_ #2: clos- at $1.19. naxc & Sos, oe One Price, cor. 7th and D. Mannan riflecheap. J. H. KueHirso, 1206 Pa. av. Dos’t Go Our Wootty and come in shorn, and don’t walk around telling people how nerv- us you Bre and all broken up with nervous- mess before you've tried that king of nerve tonics, Dr. Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron. same tee nerves. At all druggists. Do You read by one of our best lamps? All Prices reduced. “Mcppimax, 614 12th st. Jr 1s neither pleasant to, talk, of (or suffer | with hether blind, bleeding or itching | : Infallible Pile Salve, 50 cents, is | @safe, sure and speedy cure for them. Thou- THE ALASKAN BOUNDARY. Dr. Mendenhall Gives Some Interesting In- formation About the Prelimimary Survey. The attractive lecture hall of the Cosmos | Club was crowded to ite fullest extent and could hold no more than it didlast night at the sixty-fourth meeting of the National Geographic Society. All who were so fortunate as to get within the hall were well repaid, for they listened toa trio of most interesting addresses. The subject for the evening was ‘The Alaskan Boundary Survey,” an illustrated lecture by Mr. J. E. McGrath and Mr. J. H. Turner, with introductory remarks by Dr. T. C. Mendenhall, chief of the United States coast and goedetic survey. In the absence of the president of the society, Mr. Gardiner G. Hubbard, Mr. Everett Hayden called the meeting to order, and after the usual preliminaries had been concluded a resolution was passed simplifying the methods prescribed in the constitution of the society for the elec- tion of new members. Dr. Mendenhall was then introduced to make an introductory address with reference tothe work that has already been done in the preliminary survey of a boun- dary line between Alaska and the British pos- sessions. He begar’by defining the boundary line ques- tion and said that it wasa mistake to suppose Bunsasx Potatoes at J. T. D. Prues’,50c. bu. Iuronte Muntixeny. 5 We have just received from our agent in| case of handsome spring hats and bon- ets, which we are prepared to show. Jaknysox. Importer, 1329 F street. Nosopr has got except Sickle » 5c. box of @igars. Sickir's, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue. ER's, 453 Pa.ave. Sparse Srriea— Mor. WasmisoTow has just geturned from New York and is ready for her Customers at 1316 G street Surren axp Sorex Given by The Ladies’ Society Of the First Reformed Trinity Church. ‘Corner 6th and N streets n. On Monday, March 7, 1892, At the National Rifles’ Hall. Tickets, 50 cents a person. that either one of the countries could survey & line that would settle the question. It could ouly be settled through a joint commission of the two countries. ‘The surveys that are being made are for the purpose of fixing upon certain facts to be presented as the baxis of the claims of the United States when the matter is finally settled. Un March 31, 1967, the treaty was rati- fied which transferred all the territory of Alaska from Russia to the United States, and Dr. Mendenhall said that it would be interest- ing, as bearing upon the point at issue, to rend | so much of the treaty as referred to the bound- ary line. This fixed the line as running from the southern end of Prince of Wales Island along the Portland canal and the summits of certain mountains until it came to the 14lst meridian of longitude, and this it was to fol- Jow as far as the great frozen ocean. ‘The determination of the seacoast line is one of the most important features in connection with the survey, for the treaty says that the Boundary line along the southern strip shall be thirty miles from the coast. ‘This matter is es- ecially important, inasmuch as the claim has Been made that the range of mountains along the summits of which the boundary Jine was to run bas no actual existence. During the com- ing season two expeditions are to be sent to All are welcome. ‘Tax Commirrex oF AnmaxoEMExts. Cor rms ovt, and by presenting it Saturday | or Monday obtain # discount of 30 per cent on tures, frames and wall papers. B. J. Laws, | Rita aw. Ger tae Bro 4 ‘Thes-Nectar, 8 o'clock breakfast coffee, ‘A. & P. baking powder And A. & P. condensed milk. hoo.” Canpers Curaxep by the Empire Carpet We 631-635 Mass. ave n.w., are made woth proof free of charge. Telephone 42: po alm nal nel CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT —“The Old Homestead.” “The Charity Ball.” Acapemy of Music.—Dockstader's Minstrels. Haxsis’ Buov.—“The Fast Maii Keexay’s Lyceum Tueaten—-Manchester's “Night Owls.” Nationat Rurces’ Haxt.—Flks’ Carnival of Nations, Wirtanp Hart.—Bazaar by the ladies of St ‘Mark's Lutheran Church. | Merzorourtax AM. E. Cavnca.—Mr. 0. 0.) B Strayer's lecture on “The Race Problem from a Christian Standpoint.” | Masoste Hatt, Axacostsa.—Concert for the | associated charities. | Firreexta Sraeer M. E. Cuvace, Conver B Staeer.—Musical and literary entertainment. —— | CONDENSED LOCALS. | Tas body of a dead infant was found between | Avpaven’ Narionat. Alaska, one to continue the work of surveying the coast line, and the other to go with the pre- liminary survey of the boundary, and the de- termination more definitely of the position of a number of points, notably Sitka and Mt St Ehas. ‘The determination of the boundary, so far as it coincides with the 14lst meridian, is merely an astronomical problem. Messrs. MeGirath and Turner, both of whom are members of the coast and geodetic survey, Were sent out in 1889 in charge of two parties to Alaska. They reached St. Michael's, eighty or ninety miles from the mouth of the Yukon river, July 6and left there eight days later. Atter reaching Fort Yukon the parties sep- arated, the one led by Mr. McGrath being landed there to prosecute the work, while Mr. ‘Turner's party was carried up the ‘Porcupine. ‘The two gentlemen returned to this country last summer after performing their arduous and dangerous task. Their papers last night, illustrated with stereopticon views, were inter- esting accounts of their experiences during their two years’ stay in the far north and were listened to with the closest attention. sandr asts Temperance at the Soldiers’ Home. The regular meeting of the Non-Partisan W. C. T. U., held at the Soldiers’ Home last even- ing,wasone of unusual interest, fully 400 persons being present. The president, Miss L. H. Chase, occupied the chair and conducted the exercises. After prayers and the singing of hymns, music was rendered by the home brass band, and during the evening Miss Rosecrans, daughter of Gen. W. S. Rosecrans, sang several Scotch and Irish ballads. Kecitations were given by Mrs.Rapley, Mr.Lightfoot and Master Slocum Ball. The inmates of the home gave a warm greet- ing to Mrs. Judge Roby, “the voldiers’ friend,” whowe address, womanly and full of warm- hearted eloquence, was frequently interrupted by prolonged «pj 34, 4th, F and G streets northeast yesterday. Hyver Eninss while at work st Belt & | Dyer's saw mill, 13th und C streets northwest, yy had two of his fingers severed by a | aw. He was treated at the Emerzency Hos- pital and sent to his home, {41 27th street | northwest. Traotay Moxanay fell from a 1ith street | car on the avenue between Lith and 15th streets | last night and was slightly injured about the head. He was attended at the Emergency | Hospital and sent to bis home, 116 Ist street | northwest. De. Watmm R. Haerer will lecture this evening at the Calvary Baptist Church on the later prophecies of Isaiah. The lecture is given under the auspices of the American Institute of Biblical Literature. Admission free. | ‘Tux indoor meeting of the Washiugton Light | ‘Infantry Athletic Association has been post- | poned to April 13. The members and friends of the Spinner Me- | morial Association will hold a meeting at the | Paid fraternal visit to Phil Kearney Camp, | No. 15, at their hall, corner 5th und G streets were welcomed by Camp Cammander C. 8. | Davis in «few well-chosen words, which were | ded to by Camp Commander Rutherford | of Cushing. Sandwiches and coffee, pipes and | tobacco were passed around. Music. vocal aud | instrumental, including the fife and drum | Serve of Cashing Camp, was interspersed with short *peeches, and a ‘very enjoyable evening | Was spent. | _——_ A Republican Campaign Club. ‘The republicans of the second legislative dis- trict have organized a campaign club with the following officers: President, Dr.It. L. Gains; vice | president, ‘Thomas Ray; secretary. L. N Ingram; asmstant secretary, Fountain Peyton; treasurer, C. A. Berkley plain, George B. | Chapman! The club will bold ite meetings at Mr. Sprang’s on Coinmbia road, Meridia Hill, and the object is to aid the republican party in every possible way in the coming national polit- aeal contest —$<_ Immigration, or the Land of Refuge. Mr. Mayer Surlzberger of Philadelphia, the | leading Jewish lawyer of this country, will to- morrow evening deliver the fourth lecture in the course now being delivered at the Eighth | Street Temple, between Hand I, under the auspices of the United Hebrew Charities. Mr. Surizberger’s subject will be “Immigration, or the Land of Refuge.” Mr. Surlzberger has « high reputation wean eloquent speaker and should attract a large audience, —— ‘Catarrh. Catarrh is apt to give rise to serious compli- ations, destroying the sense of smell and taste, impairing hearing, causing offeusive breath, | Often producing mental and physical deability, and leading to throat affections, asthma, bron- ebitis and consumption. ‘To the careful study and scientific investiga- tion of this pernicious disease Dr. Lighthill has devoted bis exclusive attention for over thirty years, and has succeeded in formulating ‘8 system of treatment which is absolutely pain- Jess. prompt in its action and positively cura wwe in ita effects. From the first application aed Denesit is experienced, which coutinues | day to day until « final aud permanent | eure is the result. ‘Dr. Lighthill can be consulted at his resi- dence, 1411 K street u.w., from 8 to 12 and 4 to @ Consultation free.— Adee. age of iectures ia be delivered on Tessier ‘even- March Spencerian Col usiness Pecetice ball Topic: “The Property Rights of Women, Single, Married and Widow: The Saterest fo c— brilliant sGoaree of cont roughou! concern every human being. All holders of season tickets are requested to return them on ‘Tuesday evening. > Cxostxo Sate Law. Mepicat axp Miscet- Laxzovs Boos at Acctioy. —The sale of books which has been in progress at Latimer & Sloan's for the last four days will be concluded this to | commencing at No. 1625. In the lot Gen. Osborne, late United States minister to the Argentine Republic, spoke feelingly to the old soldiers, whom he called the guests of the na- tion, and appealed to their sense of dignity to wear the badges of honor they bad won proudl: and to ward off all coutamination from drin| | and all evil habits. Mr. D. H. Patton, M. C. from Indiana, and Judge Koby also made effective speeches." The evening's entertainment concluded by the sing- ing of “Home, Sweet Home,” by Mise Rose- erana. n. O. B. Willeox, governor of the home, Maj. Parker, Chaplam Issacs, U. S. N.. and many other friends were present and ail an- nounced itone of the most interesting meet- Saveo Mx Lire WOULD HAVE SCRATCHED MYSELF TO DEATH BUT FOR CUTICURA BEST DOCTORS TWO YEARS. BILLS, $125, EXPENDED $2.50 FOR CUTICURA REMEDIES. 1 AM TODAY A WELL MAX, WITH 4 SMOOTH SKIN. T was afficted two years with disease the doctors called ringworm, herpes, of salt rheum. I was treated by three different doctors, the best 1 could find, but they did me no good. My doctors’ bills were $125. One told me I would have to xo off to some healing springs to ket well. I saw your advertisement and Wrote to you over s year axo. A young friend of mine wascoing to New Orleans, La. at the time, and I sent by him to bring me back some of the CUTICURA REMEDIES. He bought two boxes CUTICURA, two cakes CUTICURA SOAP and one bottle CUTICURA RESOLVEN'® I must thank God for your CUTICURA REMEDIES coming to my relief. 1 am now today well man; my neck, shoulders and arms are as smooth as they ever were. I have had good health ‘ever since I commenced to use the CU LIOURA REME- DIES. Iam spreading the fame of it everywhere I 0, for it is. Godsend to suffering humanity. It was the CUTICURA REMEDIES which saved my life. 1 would have scratched myself to death. I have quit using the medicine now for nine months and no trace Of the disease as showed up since. A. H. MABRY, Sheppardtown, Miss CUTICURA RESOLVENT. The new Blood and Skin Purifier. internally (to cleanse the blood of all impnrities and poisonéus elements), and CUTICURA, the Great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite skin beautifier, ex- ternally (to clear the skin and scalp and restore the hair), instantly relieve and speedily cure every species of itching, burning, scaly, crusted, ptmply, serofu- Jous and hereditary diveases and humors of the skin, scalp and bicod. with loss of hair, from infancy to axe, from pimples to scrofula. Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 50c. : SOAP, ‘25e.; RESOLVENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston. Ea-*-How to Cure Skin Diseases,” 64 pages, 50 il- Justrations and 100 testin:onfals, mailed free. PIMPLES, blackheads, red, rough, chapped and oily ‘skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP. ACHING SIDES AND BACK, ‘Hip, kidney and uterine pains and feaknesses RE- LIEVED IN ONE MINUTE by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER, The first aud only pain kill- ing plaster. {mbt wie CITY ITEMs. The Headquarters Of the Bear Lithia Water Company is 945 Broad- way, New York. Price lists and circulars will be sent on application. We have no agents in Washington. All dealers can be supplied by ordering from the springs near Elkton, Va., oF from the offico in New York. Every druggist and grocer is on an equality and will get the water at the springs’ price, F. O. B., if they or- der from the springs, or if can be furnished here from ware house, with actual expenses added. To consumers the price is $4.25, deliv- ed, whether bought direct from the company or the dealer. It Royal Glue Solidifi¢s the Crumbling! 10c. Tomorrow Morntig after breakfast take a physician's prescription, —_‘* Phospha-Aita- Comp.” a specific tonic foMhe Stomach, Heart and Brain. Your dinner you wiil relish. 1* Chr. Xander’s Own Virginia Port, a Wash- ington product reflecting high honor on Vir- ginia viticulture. As an ideal fruity, soothing restorative Cum. Xaxpea's Virginia Port is preterable to all others. No immature wines and whiskies, but truly reliable hygienic goods, all analyzed.’ 909 7th st. it Spring Styles! Eprrx A. Hicks. See “Ladies’ Goods.” it Practical generosity to have your parents’ glasses refitted or spend a dollar for a new pair at Tue Crry Ortican Stone, 477 Pa. ave. 11% Repairing and Renting. Telephone, 1260. Dower Sewixo Macuixe Co. 7th and H sts, mb3-10t Special Presents! Special Presents! With one pound of Thea-Nectar Tea or one pound A. and P. Baking Powder. We are giving Fancy China and Decorated fr and Saucers, Plates, 3-pint Pitchers, Ma- jolica Pitchers, Rock Teapots, 7-inch Deco- tated Nappies.’ Plates, Mugs, Oil Cans, Sirup Jugs, Japanese Splashers, Fancy Tumblers and Gobiets, Wine Glasses and various articles. Your choice of the above given of ‘Thea-Nectar ‘lea or one pound A. and P. Baking Powder. ‘Try our 3¥c., 95¢. and 38. Java and Mocha Coffees. They are noted for their aroma and delicious flavor. Best Granulated Sugar, Ai ge. Our own brand of Nectar Ten at 60c. pet ound will equal any €1 per pound Tea to had elsewhere. Checks given with every 25c. worth of Tea, ings ever held at the home. pane Vindicating Kev. Mr. Outwater. The mistake of a policeman pat Rev. Theron | Outwater, pastor of Kendall Baptist Church, ina position which has caused him and his friends no little annoyance. Mr. Outwater was sum- moned to appear in the Police Court because snow which had fallen on the sidewalk in front of the church was not removed. ‘The matter has been looked into by @ com- mittee of minister. composed of Revs. Chas. stor of the First Baptist Church; pastor of the Fifth Baptist . and Samuel H. Greene, pastor Calvary Baptist Chureh, who, with Major W. G. Moore, chief of police, have signed a statement show: img that Rev. Mr. Outwater was en- tirely blameless in the matter and that the mistake was made by the policeman who cited Mr. Outwater instead of the trustees of the church. Mr. Outwater was assured by Lieut. Vernon that his name would be stricken from the papers before the ¢use was called. and that of one of the trustees, Mr. Glenn T. Jones, inserted. Mr. Jones left the necessary collateral. ‘Ihe case, however, was called before the lieutenant reached the court room, and Mr. Outwater was placed in the predicament of appearing to be in contempt of court. Subsequent! the matter was expluined to Judge Kimball, the record was corrected and the good name of Mr. Outwater as one whose character and work have always been on the side of lawand order Vindicated. The chief of police expresses re- xret that the mistake occurred and the police- man has been reprimanded by his lieutenant. pero Nothing Was Accomplished. ‘The adjourned meeting of the encampment | of the Department of the Potomac last evening was a lively one. In fact the demonstrations were so persistent that no business could be done. ‘This arose mainly from the fact that an effort was made to bring up the election ques- tion. Some of the members want the action of the tellers in reporting the result of the vote for commander investigated and others do not consider such action necessary. ‘Ihe encamp- ment was finally obliged to adjourn without accomplishing anything. —— Ivsr Recerven, our entire line of new cele- brated Heywood baby carringes. Wasu. B Wriiams, 315 7th st. n.w.—Adet. feeclnen wari Store your furniture, trunks. boxes,&c., with Latimer & Sloan, 1407 G street northwest. Move wagons and packers furnished.—Adet. ——— Wine Marrnesses, all sizes, $2each. Wass. B. Wirttams, $15 7th st. p.w.—Adet, A Ba Prorr. ‘$200 REALIZED ON AN INVESTMENT OF $2. ‘Mr. W. F. Eltzroth, an esteemed school teacher in the town of Morrow, Olio, states his case so clearly that no comment is necessary, further than to say to those rum down and out of health, GO AND DO LIKEWISE. “"T feel that I must add iy name to the lst of those who feel grateful for benefit derived from using Hood's Sarsapariila. It has been worth $100 a bottle to me in the foJowing manner, viz: I have been teaching school for 3 years Last fall I became worn out, bad no appetite, COULDN'T SLEEP AT NIGHT, and be- ‘came so debilitated that it was impossible to perform my duty as teacher. I WROTE MY RESIGNATION To take effect in two weeks, but was persuaded to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. Within a week I was so much Letter that I continued my schoo! and am still teach- tug. Ihave used two bottles and feel LIKE ANEW sold will be found many valuable law, ‘medical and miscellaneous books. — Ades MAN and have over €200 clear from $2 spent for ‘Hood's Sareaparills.” W. ¥. ELTZROTH, ‘Morrow, Ohio. (FROM THE SISTERS OF MERCY. ‘““We find Hood's Sarsaparilia to be s good, useful end valuable medicine, one we can recommend from experience.” SISTERS OF MERCY, ‘West 4th st., Cincinnati, Ohio, HOOD’S BARSAPARILLA Is the best blood purifier, the beet strength builder, the best nerve helper. Give it « trial. HOOD’S PILLS are the best family cathartic end liver medicine Harmless, reliable, cure. e Coffee, Baking Powder and Condensed Milk. All goods delivered free to any part of the Punctuality our motto. e GREAT AtLaNtic axD Paciric Tea C main stores 501 and 503 7th st. n.w. Branches 1620 14th st. n. 3104 M st., Georgetown; 58, 59, 60 Center Market; 91 and 2 Western Mar- ket; 8 and 9 O Street Market and 101 Northern Liberty Market; 67 and 6 Eastern Market. Newrox H. Bowxax, Manager. Telephoue call 848. mh1&5-24 If You Have « Cough don’t delay. Itis dangerous. Piso's Care for Consumption will eure you. “Guaraateed. All druggists. 25¢. Thomas D. Singleton, 415 7th st. n.w., wishes to inform the purchasing public that his prices for Purniture, Carpets, Upholstery Goods, Draperies and Lace Curtains still con- tinue the lowest for similar grades of goods in this market. The stock is new, fresh and stylish, and parties seeking real bargains are invited to inspect stock aud prices. Respon- sible parties desiring credit will have no difti- culty in obtaining liberal terms. Tuomas D. SixoLetox, Furniture, Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloths, &c. mb3-3t Great Special Present Day. ‘Tue Ox Reziasce Txa Houses, ‘Tax Gugat ATLaxtic aNp PaciFic Tra The greatest inducements ever offered. Pur- chasers of one pound of Thea-Nectar Tea or one pound of A. & P. Baking Powder will be given a choice of a decorated cnp, saucer and plate, a majolica pitcher, a 10-imeh decorated meat plat- ter. « pateut flour sieve or a rock teapot. Don't miss this great offer, mbl-5t Tharp’s Delicious Table Wines and His Celebrated “Old Rye perkley.”” _When you are in need of wines and liquors, either as u tonic or asa beverage, be exceed- ingly particular from whom you select to pur- chase these articles from, or “else you may full into a sad error and buy them from some irre- sponsible party, aud obtain that which is abso- tutely nous and deleterious to health, and i d manners. Good wines and liquors be used in moderation, which is |, but when abused it has the contrary effect, which is not the fault of the wine oF liquor, but the party who abuses the privilege. When you desire choice tabie wines or some of that Old Nectar—“the Old Kye Berkley” go direct to the reliable wholesale and retail wine and liquor establishment of Mr. Jamxs 1 HARP, at 618 F street northwest. feet Get the Big 4 ‘Thea-Nectar, # O'clock Breakfast Coffee, A. & P. Baking Powder And A. & P. Condensed Mlk. q mbi-5t Before Buying That Typewriter why not look at the best (the Caligrayhy? "; Coughs, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, &c. quickly relieved by Brown's Broncata: ‘Trocuxs. They surpass all other ae in removing hoarsenem and asm cough remedy are pre-eminently the best. 2 Phillips’ ible Cocoa, A very nutritious drink for children. 6 Good News, Purchasers of Thea-Nectar Tes and A. and P. Baking Powder will be given special presente by the Great Atlantic Pasific Tea Company, 501 and 503 7th street northwest. Don't for- get this. mbl-5t Fedora Dress Shields, Best in the World. Messrs. Woodward & Lothrop write: “We consider them the: best in our stock. and could not get along without them.” fel3-s3m se be so Fits, Spasms, .8t. Vitus Denee, Drunkes- ness, Opium Habit cured by Dr. Miles’ Nervine. Free samples at Druggivta Ate Ld Buy a Machine With 's Reputatio Earned by-Forty Years of Bervice. Examine our New High-Arm No. 9. Ite silent ACADEMY. AMUSEMENTS. f AMUSEMENTS. using Play, mestic Bervice. 1704 L st. a. ORGETOWN ORCHESTRA SECOND GRAND LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL CHUROR, ‘Corner Vermont ave. and 14th stn. ®. MARCH 11, 1602, “Asai Miss LEONORA VON BTOSCH: Toute Virtuoso, re- cently returned from Brussels and Paris and been "Admission, 500. ATIONAL RIFLES' RY, IN ATIONAG I bettors Gtk sad 10th. THE SEVEN OLD LADIES OF LAVENDERTOWN. A Kwaint, komikal kreation, full of good musie and Madam Szemelenyi... Musical Director. Tickets, including reserved seats. ie. At Metzerott's new store, cor. 12th andG sts. mb5-4 VISIT TO THE GRAND CANYON OF THE A CSLON ADO sae (With:Lantern Views) BY CHAS. D, WALCOTT Of the United States Geological Survey, For the benefit of the YOUNG WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN HOME, UNITARIAN CHURCH, , Cor. 14th and L sts., FRIDAY. MARCH 11, 1802, AT 8 P.M. ADMISSION, 50 CENTS. ‘Tiokets may be had at Thompson's and the Shoreham Drug Stores and at 1401 10th st. nw. mb5.9, 10,11 ACADEMY OF MUSIC. sropparp *"* STODDAKD LECT! LECT! arse of Five IMustra tures. Tec |. TRAVELS IN SUNNY SPAIN. XO. 1. / No. 2 eM ‘PT AND THE NILE. / et iG a 'o be wivep in, THREE COURSES. EXACTLY ALIKE. COURSE A. eee ‘Foursday Events: ‘Tuesday and Friday Evenings, March SEC, Wednesday and Saturday Evenings, March 9, 12,1019, 3 . QOURSE TICKETS, #2 and @3. First-rate seats for each Course on RESERVED SEAIS, SINGLE LI ‘75c. and €}, on sale on and after MON SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT NOTICE! ‘A COURSE OF 88, TTTT 00 DDI bpp A PD H T oo BD B D AA eB ws F SSR BB BALE B Sss8 tT “oo Dov Dov 2“4E B Bop MM MM A TTTT: IN N EER EI SS, Bam ca HTH SS § REN ERR HUH SA EP ERAES BF oe MM MA‘A FTN NN ken bee SoS = Answering requests from anny to whom evening is iuconvenient, the manayement take Pleasure in announcing a ° RSE OF THREE MATINEE! SATURDAYS, MARCH 12, 19. and 26, at 2:30. MARCH 12—NORWAY, LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUX, MARCH 19--JERUSALEM ‘AND THE HOLY LAND. MARCH 26-By request, THE PASSION PLAY. THE PASSION PLAY. THE PASSION PLA AT OBER AMMERGAU. MATINEE COURSE TICKETS, $1.50 and 82, on ‘sale MONDAY MOWNING, ‘MARCH 7. BURDITT & NORTH, Managers, ‘This (Saturday) Evening last time of LEW DOCKSTADER'S MINSTRELS. . J, CLAPHAM, Manager. Monday, Mareh 7-THE STODDARD LECTURES. NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. ‘This (Saturday) Evening last time of DANIEL FROHMAN'S SPECIAL COMPANY IN THE N. ¥. LYCEUM THEATER SUCCESS, THE CHARITY BALL, —Next week— JANAUSCHER, In her latest success, ‘THE HARVEST MOON, 1t Seats now on sale. Gen Bees Frehyiertan Chat, extern, ; Church, TUESDAY, MARCH 22. 1 In aid of the Organ Find TONIGHT AT 8, LAST TIME OF DENMAN THOMPSON'S: CELEBRATED PLAY, THE OLD HOMESTEAD, THE OLD HOMESTEAD. THE OLD HOMESTEAD. THE OLD HOMESTEAD, Under the management of E. . ‘ARLAND. Scenery new. Company same as lest sesgon. pen Fare Coumaye “OUR ObAE Bach” Se ARS NOW ON SALE. HEY BES 2s wa? on Pr id Manayers. WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH 7, ‘The entire week benefit for the Depart: Fotomac Woman's Relief Corpe GAs Boe Oe WM. H. POWER'S COMPANY, Presenting the Picturesque Irish Dramg, THE IVY LEAF, **A tribute to the worth and dignity of Irish char- A ig~ scent production. introduci load of scenery. The best Lrivh reel Jie daneersin Aucrica,” A xenuine Irish piper, See Oo ‘caste ‘An eagle carries s livechild in ite talons: m Hear the famous ‘Ivy Leal Quartet in choles waloe tions of Irian melodies. = Next week-WORLD AGAINST HER. mh5-6¢ Srectat. CONCORDIA HALL, 8th and Eats. n. a ONE NIGHT ONLY, TUESDAY, MARCH 8, HALL’S CELEBRATED OLD GUARD BAN! OF NEW YORK cry, ‘85-—PICKED MUSICIANS —33 ALL SOLOISTS, Inclnding me * B.A. HALL, Ed ‘The Renowned Saxophone Soloist, MASTER FRANK HURTT, { ‘The Wonderful Boy Cornetist. "A magnificent program of musical gers." p- 0c.—Popular Prices—i0c, ‘To all parts of the hall. ; ‘Tickets now on sale at Droop's, 085 Ps. ave:, ana st thehall, =. } Concert commencesat 8p.m-- mbe-et- N= NATIONAL THEATRE. © ’ A Matinee will be given for the benefit of the Home of the Incnrables on March 10. 5 ‘Tickets can be hed at Morrison's Book Stork, 1804 ToS ESS 8 oul Bis Wasmiaron CITY KENNEL CLUB f DOG SHOR, . aT WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY, MARCH 8, 9, 10 AND 11. $00 BEST DOGs IN AMERICA j ON EXHIBITION. PROF. HAMPTON'S DOG CIRCUS EVERY AFTERNOON AT 4:30 AND EVENINGS AT 8. Bring the children to see the i GREAT Do@ ciRcus. mb5-6t Open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. W Mopaveusis RarNBow Fain, NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, 916 G st. n.w., THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 10 AND 1). Launch, 118.m. to 3 p. Refreshments during evening. Entertainment and Dancing from 7 to 12 p.m. Lunch Tickets, 25c. Evening Adinission, 25e. Admigsion Free During the Day. Guests from pemement Promptly Served. mb5-6t ERNAN'S LYCEUM THEAT: °¢ pivanie ave. and 11th st, TONIGHT: TONIGHT! / NIGHT OWLS rf BEAUTY SHOW. | 40-HANDSOME WOMEN—40 / Headed by Queen of Burlesque, PAULINE MARKHAM. Next Week—HARRY W. WILLIAMS'CO. mhé NAt/ONAL REPUBLICAN RECEPTION, ts ge publican State Associations in Wash- ? I OPW: of 20 in number, will unite in a joint RECEPTION TO HON” THOMAS B. REED, At Ns tisoe! ites Hi at * on TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH & 0 National Republican Auxiliary Association has aged this entertaitinent aud secared the Mertae Vand for the o¢casion. The entire net proceeds wi!l be devoted ts establishing permanent headquarters for all te ey ge State Associations of the District. Prom le at &, dencins at 9.30. Senator Perkins, of Kan. ‘sam, will preside, and addresses will be given by Kepre- sentatives Doilive Burrows, Payne end — 5, + Chaininen, JOHN C. CHANEY, Secretary mired f QTODDARD LEcTURES. SINGLE LECTURE TICKETS $1. OR- CAUSTHA AEE Ear ihre eh, CHOICE. OF (QHOICE SEATS FOR STODDARD LECTURES. 80 HST. NW. ‘Telephone 715. mb3-3t* CASIFORNIA. TEXAS. MEXICO. / Svecial semt-mouthly Tourist Parties over the ‘Sun Set and Owden NOG ASLEE AS. RJ. SM “TH, Agt.. JaFi-wksl04t bal M* ALLAN DE C. MUELLER, SUCCESSOR TO L. @. Marini, cl C1 Halt. Mok ay Baers ‘School for Dancing, Masonic ‘irculars at the Academy. fe20-1m* EXCURSIONS, &c. ~. 343 Broadway.N. ¥. Baste, Philadelpiis. STAGE EXCURSIONS. + ew Tau HO STAGES VE 5 .W. at 10 a.m, and? p.an- % Soldiers: Hue apd” Cabin John Bridve. "Fare. rosud trips £20 Te. Zoo Park andlegation baildings, 250. FINANCIAL. Reasoxs For Devosrrixa Is Tur UNION SAVINGS BANK. 21) BECAUSE it furnishes the means of owning your own home. Thousands of families are home- Jess and penniless because they were never able to xet ahead enough to make the first payment on shbouse. The Union Savings Bank wil} enable you to provide the required amount if you will take ite advice. (2) BECAUSE it enables young man to provide the capital necessary to start in business. The ex- perience of the country the past forty years shows that the safest and best place to accumulate money is savings bank. (3» BECAUSE our Stamp System provides the best ‘known method of inducing children to save their Pennine and teaches them how to begin business from the start. Doyou know that 5 centsaday ‘saved by a child for twenty-one years, with inter- est compounded semi-annually, will amount to froin 8900 to $1,000? And that $1 a day for the ‘same period will amount to from $18,000 to 820,- 000? (4) BECAUSE our Installment Bonds are the most (profitable and attractive cumulative investment which is absolutely safe that you can make. (5) BECAUSE’ the Bank will act as your agent and ad- ' viser; will assist you in making good invest- ments, and will aid you in every way to hasten the period when you may ‘‘dwell under your own vine and fix tree.” UNION SAVINGS BANE, 509 7TH ST. N.W., Opposite Post Office Department, Hours: 9:30 a. m.to5 p.m. Saturday evenings: 6108 p.m. mb3-tt Tae Nartoxa. SAFE DEPOSIT SAVINGS And TRUST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 22, 1867. Reorganized under act of Congress October 1, 1800, And‘special act of Congress February 18, 1802. @APITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Aca as executor, administrator, cuardian of the es- tates of minors, committee of the estates of Junatics, Teopiver, ausigneo and executes trusts of any and every -desoription, Wille prepared by a competent attorney, who isin dally attendance, and kept without charge, when the Company ts nawed executor or trustes. Receives money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS tnd upward und allows interest thereon. ‘Money deyosited on or before the first day andon the first, second and third days of the month will draw in- terest from the first day. ‘Loans money up-n real estate and collateral security, Selle Gret-clate real estate and other securities in sums of $500 and upward. Rents Sates for 85-$0-87—88-$10-$12.50-915_ ($2095 -949-950-875—0100—and 9125—sach per ‘annum, eccording to size and location. BENJAMIN ¥ ED re JOuNStONe sees, PHOwas i. TORRES. The E. FRANCS KiGGs, “+ anuenr E°STUerevaye, Pensamin P. Sayder, a Chea J. Bell, Jas. E Fitch, Geo. W. Brown Brix & Co. Baxxzas, 1406 @ STRERT. Alloociaity made of tnvestwrent securities. ' _, diiron exchange isaued on all potnta, Sn ‘Local securities bought and sold. 5, 1892—SIXTEEN PAGES. FINANCIAL FINANCIAL. FIN. a RPPOET OF THE CoxpITION F WASHIN: 5 ry TON, the A NATIONAL BANK 0} District Kedenption fund with US treasurer Gs der cout of circulation). Dividends unpaid. omits subject to check. Certified checks... is Due to other natiousl banks. ‘Due to state banks and Sashier of the above named bank, 0 solemnly nwrear that the above mutomen %3 the'best of ny Lnowiedse ane belie eee tree District of Cot T, THOS. © TEAR SAL DERE, do solemnly’ swear of Washineton, xs cashier of the above named tneatboe acatemont is . PEARSALL, Cashier. ime this” Sth day of March, Inge, "4 Sworn to WILLIAM SELBY, Notary Public. SOsEPH F BAUM, REPORT OF THE CONDITION THK WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM- At Washington, in the Dis At the close of business March 1, 1802. Loans and discounts. Stocks, securities, &e. Due from state bank EPORT OF THE CONDITION F Washinton, in tue Distgiet of Colmatta, ma hm Dusimees March 1, 182. penses and taxes paid, other cash items... iis of other banks. Overdrafts, secured and wiisec U. =, bonds to secure carculation. Stocks, securities, &e iis of other banks... : paper currency, nickels and Ty of the wove named pany, do solemnly swear that tle above state- Tue to the best of my knowledwe and beiief. W. B. ROBISON, Secretary. Before me this 4th day of 8. G. HOPKINS. BRAIN, le NEI BIAINARD H. WARNER, “bpd and sworn to Udit “notes outatandig Dividends unpaid... Correct—Attest : Tudividual deposite sii 0 Due to other hationai banks yn Due to state vanks and bankers. ‘AM 3B. GURLEY, DOKE W. NOLES, st 1. HENRY C. SWAIN, cashier of the above mumed bank, do solembiy sweat that the above stateweut is my Knowvedye and belie! HENRY C. SWAIN, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to Uelure me true io the best. (OAPITAL stock oF : THE SCHILLINGER CURBING AXD PaviNG COMPANY ‘Is offered for sale at tte par value. #100 PER SHARE, At the Banking Bouse of WOOds & 00., 122 Fe. nw, OFFICERS, LP. WRIGHT, President. JOHN C. POOR, View President, 1H. T, WOODS, Tressurer. BH. WAINWRIGHT, Secretary. HJ. McLAUGHLIN, General Manage, REGISTRAR OF CAPITAL STOCK. THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY, ‘The business of the company ts « well-known amd long-established one. It te the intention of the cou pany to add to tts former lines of busmess that of ASPHALT STREET PAVING, For conducting which it will haves mew and complete Uthit of tools and machinery, and will be fully pre. Pared to execute the largest contracts ib this cory gry Mable Line of business. OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, fe20-te 1415 6 wt ow, Fiorurr BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON, B. « Bubscribed Caystel @1 000,000. © Per Cent paid on Rewulat Deposits, and 10 Per Cent pad on Deposite left with the Awsocution for > years, ‘You can borrow #1000 from us ou Real Estate secur- ity and yay it back at the rate of @13 per mouth ‘The 17th series of stock is now open for subsorip- tion Offers unprecedented opportanity for investumuts, combined with abwolute security. For circuiareand other iniorwation apply at ofbcen, P13 end O15 F st. nw. ‘Neat to Columbia National Bank. OFFICERS, HARRISON DINGMAN. GEORGE GIBSON. . JNO. E. SMITH... EDWAKD 8. YouK EWis G. TEWKSBULA, L Banker, 0 Broadway. ¥_ LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & Co., BANKERS AND BKOKERS, 1385 ¥ 81, WASHINGTON, Buy and eel! for casb or on mann Graig Frvvimene sa Ul irect private wires to New York and Apterest silowed on ue cea aaa Out-cr town business 5 ther talty ‘All Local bev uty damit at Constant quotaticus ail markets. dviephope Sah C. T. Havessen, Member Washineton Stock Kachange, Hival Estate amd Stock Broker, ‘Bovms and 11, Atiantic building, OU F street north west. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash er on marin. Direct New York and Chicago wires, 3 ‘Notary Public. SNO_K. CARMODY? REPORT OF THE CONDITION THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT, SAVINGS A! ‘TRUST COMPANY cia OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, snxton, D.C. ‘At Washi . At the close of business M: ; @. EMER! Pg MATTINGLY, Ww PHAN SIMON WOLF. EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE TRADERS’ NATIONAL BANK ‘OF WASHINGTON, At Washington, D. C), Loans on real estate and collateral se- - S. bonds | Stocks, securities, Due trow banks and bankers: Banking house, furniture and flitures. Current expenses and taxes paid. Premiums on U. 8. bonds, ‘Checks and other cash itenis, Fractional paper currency, ‘Loans and discounts. Overdraits, secured and unsecured i to necure circulation. Due frou approved reserve agents. ‘Due trvio other national banks. ‘Due frou state banks and. Benking house, arent expenge Capital stock paid i Undivided profits Individual deposite: Leval tender notes. ption fund with U8! ts ‘per cent of eircalation) 1, BENJAMIN P. nained compan: piatement is Wrue to the best BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, Presiden Subscribed aund sworu 20. belor ILLARD H. MYERS, Notary Public, v. Capital stock paia set BUEATIES. rock paid Surplus fund livided profi. Individual deposits sutiect t Gortibed checks ue to state banks and bankers. deferred payment vu bank- iy swear that t ‘my knowledge and be- Telephone 453. 7am "| BE AMERICAN CASUALTY INSURANCE AN DSCCUMTY COMPS E TP Bee mapper eS amanaia ieue bonds for jersous holding positions of pared frust, thereliy reser ine t ‘veung under vole Vion to'frleudeand others A. P. FARDON & 00. fel7-1m REMOVAL Bale. On account of the repsirs necessary to our butlding ‘We uust remove our entire stuck of Piauosand Organs from our store, 1110 Fst.,to TEMPORARY WARE ROOMS, COR. 12TH. AND G STS, JREPORT OF THE CONDITION OHIO NATION: ‘At Weahinwton, Of AL BANK OF WASHINGTON, the District of Columbia, At the ciose of business Loans and discounts. Overd: red Bonds to secure circulation... Bea Banking house. turniture and nd 8a "urFent expenses and taxes Preusiuims ou U Londs.. ‘Checks aud other cash ites Exchanves tor clearing bouse.. ‘Fractional paper currenc; shecie, gid’ a Legal tender notes. Kelemption fund with U. i treasurer (S per cent of circulation prbeBrrs BE SBSeR REPORT OF THE CONDITION CENTRAL NATIONAL BAN District MS 8 Overdratts, secured and “unseciired US'S. boudsto secure circulation. other mations! ba Das from otber national bane Due trom state take and ban Ban.ine house, po —) egmeoong penses and taxes paid ‘bonds, mption fund with U. Dea ete ai eas See Som REPORT OF THE CONDITION THE WEST END NATIONAL BANK, . in the District At the cl jove of business March 1, tage” bank, ‘above statewent is true to a 4. 'B. RUFF, atcrdant erornto beiSaeUEE tg REST @. THOMPSON, Notary Public, WILLIAM E. CLARK, WB We i i. CLARENCE F. aS OF THE CONDITION THE NATIONAL MET! (At Washington. D. ‘At the close of Dusunees Marit 1, 1802: p-rilies A Helis Skevsseckeseere LAL CORSON & MACARTHEY, Sarat beat onoamea'b Aout Late. J*O W. conson. ‘Where we will dispose of ali our Pianos and Orraue at © greet reduction in preference to storing them. Longest possible time. ‘Elegant plush stool and cover with each Piaue, (Call early for bargains at W. @. METZEROTT &@ 00m, Cor. 12th and G ste, to2B-te Are You In need of « Suit of Clothes? If you are, come and see us. Our eutire stuck must be closed oUt regardiess of cust. Good Serviceable Men's Suite at @6.00; worth 810.00. Extra Quality Fine Cassimer Suite at 67.505 worth $15.00. Fine Dress Suite at $10.00, worth $18.00. Boys’ and Children's Suite and Uvercoste at Baif price. 2.500 paime of Odd Pants at prices that will ‘astonish you. Theabove are onlys few of the many tem Gains we give away. Give us a call and be convinced at the LONDON AND LIVEKPUOL, CLOTHING 00., fe2etr SEVENTH AND G STS. Covwmoua Avromanc Fires. ‘We bave taken the avency of above FILTER. It te simple tm construction, perfect in practice amd moderate in price, Call aud see it in operation, We lao keep Stone and Charcoal Fillers. M. W. BEVERIDGR, of Chine and Glass, and 12146 ts. tel7 te Gar Tus Busz. ‘THE CONCOKD HARNESS LUTE & Baa, 497 Peon. ove. adjoining National Motel Horse Blankets and Lap Hobes et low prices. ock7 Coxcenrnytgp cay zuicm, & W, BURCHELL, - You Mass No Misrasz Im BUYING 4 Oo PASTEUB WATER FILTER. ‘Onl end neo he mw « Weebtacton Sestimoniai we en show pom Wamuase & Eouoneren, 1205 Passa Ava - _- ~~