Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1892, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1892. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. YORFCART TILL RIGHT P. M. FRIDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, light showers, probably turning into snow tomorrow morning, followed by much colder, clearing weather during Friday, with a cold wave; northwesterly winds; fair Saturday. High Water. Low Water. $49 am 6:57pm. | Midnight 12:12 p.m. Cold Wave Coming. The following bulletin has been issued from ‘the office of the chief of the weather bureau: Hoist cold-wave flag: tem ture will fali about Gitteen or twenty degrees by Friday night Nor Bap ro Maxaar.—Celery, Boof and Iron (fork and knife) at the table; and Celery, Beef azd Iron (Dr. Henley's) after meals, to prevent dyspepsia and indigestion. No charge for this int Ask your druggist. Erowr standard white Cal. wines, specialty Browtha Cuz. Xaxpra, 909 7th st. Descarprion is unnecessary, as every sufferer with piles knows exactly the iorture and trouble he suffers. Betton's Infallibie Pile Salve, price 60 cents, cures every form of this miserable ailment quickly and radically. Aarinicuat Eves, #5up. Hexrien's, 403 Pa.av. Boeasaxx Poratozs at J.T. D. Prize’, Wo. bu. Canrets Ciraxep by the Empire Carpet ‘Works, 681-685 Mass. re made moth Proof free of charge. 425-2 CITY AND Dis’ AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT Azzavan’s.—Mestayer in “The Grab Bag.” A GREAT CRUSH AT THE DOG SHOW. The President Expected to Be at the Riding Academy This Evening. The dog show is the biggest thing in town and all day long there bas been a pushing, surg- ing crowd of dog fanciers anxious to get a peek ata collection of dogs whose aggregate worth is placed at something over a million of dollars. Yesterday was the second day of the bench show and it is safe to say the Riding Academy never saw such a distinguished crowd nor the dogs such a collection of social lights. The sec- ond day of an affair of this kind always brings outan increased attendance, for by that time the judges have completed their labors and the dogs have been duly decorated with their rib- bons of merit. There was some dissatisfaction among the exhibitors because their dogs did not get a prize, but generally the decisions of the judges proved satisfactory. THE PRESIDENT EXPECTED. It is understood that the President and Mrs. Harrison, with the other members of the fam- ily. ‘visit the show this evening, and the largest attendance of the week is looked for. The President isa great adm’ of dogs and as there isa fine collection of Chesapeake bay dogs—the duck hunter's favorite breed—it is likely that he will be found near their kennels. ‘The dog circus still proves a great i for old and young and at 4 and 8 o'clock each day the performance takes place. ‘omorrow at 4 o'clock Prof. Hampton's trained dogs will give an extra performance. One of the greatest leaping greyhounds in the world will be given an opportunity to beat the world’s record. In Tue Stan's report of Tuesday's prizes there was a slight mistake in the first prize in the novice class for pointer bitches. First honors were captured by Mr. Arthur T. Golds- borough's “Black Wonder's Sister.” Mr.Golds- Narsomat.—Janauschek in the “Harvest Moca.” ‘Kaaway’s Lyceow Tastee. —Harry Williams’ Bpecialty Company. ‘Wasmrxetos Ripixo Acapemy.—Washington City Kennel Ciub Dog Show. Narrosar, Rrvizs’ Hatt.—Wimodaughsis ‘Bainbow Fair. Masowrc Taxrie.—Enter tainment by Colum- bia Commandery, No. 2, K. T. ——— CONDENSED Locals. | . D. W. Colton’s trial in the Criminal en the charge of obtaining yy under protenses resulted in his acquittal. ESP ih Nichols whe wos ctanected with the Howard University as a trustee prior to 1835, wae given a reception last evening at the Buiversity. A number of graduates and others who had knowa Dr, Nichols were present. Mra. A. L. Jenkins of the New York CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS. Assignment of Methodist Preachers for the Next Term. . BALTIMORE DISTRICT. The full list of appointments made at the Baltimore conference of the M. E. church is as follows: William 8, Edwards, presiding elder. Annap- olis, First Church, W. L. McDowell; John H. Dashiell, supernumerary. Wesley Chapel, Wat- son Case. Baltimore, Bennett Memorial, E. T. Mowbray. Bethel, to be supplied. City ata- tion, First Church, E. D. Huntley; H. 8. Cum- mings, supernumerary. Guilford, J. F. Heisse. Fifth Street, Edward Hayes. Oxford. R.W. H. Weech. Eutaw Street, George E. Maydwell, W. T. D. Clemm and W. B. Geoghegan, super- numerary. Fort Avenue, 8. 8. Greenwell. Hanover Street Mission, W, H. Reed. Madison Avenue, Lucien Clark, W. D. Morgan. Mt. Vernon Ww. M. Place, A. H. Tuttle. South Baitimore, Fe Strawbridge, W. cites, Misem propernum y js Strickler First Church, John Edwards. . Smith. Roland Avenue, A. H. . Baldwin Memorial, T. M. West. Baltimore circuit, T. E. Peters, C. E. Gutbri Calvert circuit, W. G. Cassard. Hunt's cir- cuit, James L. McLain; J. F. F. Gray, super- numerary. Lutherville, E. . Watson. Mt. Vernor, George W. Cooper. Mt. Warhington, J. F. Ockerman. Reistertown and Glyndou, W. A. Koontz; T. B. Hall, supernumorary. Smithville. J. W. Hammersley. Solomon's, vi W. C. Bab- Coll borough has won more bine ribbons (first rizes) than any dog in the show with “‘Black Yonder’s Sister.” She won first prize in the novice class and two specials for beat poinier dog or bitch owned in the District. SPECIAL PRIZER AWARDED. ‘The special prizes were awarded yesterday as follow: Washington City Kennel Club—Special prize of $20 to the kenne) manager exhibiting the largest number of dogs; to Ben Lewis. Mr. Eugene Peters—$10 for the best dog en- tered in the sporting class; won by Blemton Victor IL Mr. James F. Hood—$10 for the best dog en. tered in the non-sporting class; won by Buford’ Black Prince. me A portfolio of pictures of “Typical Dogs,” $1 in all: 8x11 incbers value @5; given by A. B Reneban. room 3, National Union ——- for the best dog puppy of any breed owned and exbibited by a resident of the District ef Co- lumbia: won by Bilkers, jr Schmid’s bird store, 712 12th street—Bird and cage for best dog entered and exhibited by as lady resident of the District of Columbia; won Deaconess Home will deliver an address at the AMUSEMENTS. at. Rrrixs’ Harz.—The performanee of the ven Old Ladies of Lavendertow: st the National Rifles’ Hall last night was en- joyable in every respect. The solos and Soiees were al edectively ang and the was highly applauded. The cast in- cluded Eimore Crifith a» the Storman, Emma Szemelenyi as the Fairy and Duchess, C. ‘Matthews, Mortimer Caruana, Fred. Harries, Mellville, Jas. A. Houghton, George Soskle and George E. Terry as the wax works, and Misses Jeanie Brown, Hattie Case, Ida Gould, Gertrude Becker, Emma Curry. Olive ‘Travers and Bertie Bailey as the Old Ladies. The entertainment was under the direction of Mme. Szemeienyi, organist of the Church of Our Father, Wimopatonsrs Rarxsow Farr.—The enter- tainment under the auspices of Wimodaughsis the National Kitles’ Hall today and tomorrow is culled a rainbow fair Because the decorations will be of the varied colors of the rainbow and also the children who will a in the prog:am each evening will be attired im costumes of those colors. "There will be every effort made to please and satisfy those who may attend either during the day orat right A lunch will be served from Tlam. to3 p.m. and there will also be re- freakments during the evening. The program each night will be attractive and there will be dancing at its conclusion. Sropparp Lecrcres.—The second lecture of the Stoddard Course A will be delivered tonight ‘fat the Academy of Music and it will be the first ‘talk on Mexico. This republic, lying #0 close to the United States, is of the greatest interest Yo us, and is rich in historic incidents and in magnificent scenery. Mr. Stoddard’s views ‘will show the most important features of the country, as well as the main pointe of interest in ite and other cities. . M. C. A. Buiwpixc.—The popular lecture course at the Y. M. C. A. building is meeting with great success, and tomorrow eveniug Mr. ‘W. A. Croffutt will appear in costume and talk concerning and the country round about. . ‘Tax Suonxnax—A concert in sid of = free kindergarten in Georgetown in connection wit! Bt. John’s Church will be given at the Shore- am on Saturday evening. at which Miss Leo- nora von Stosch, violinist; Miss Amy Hare,pian- ist; Mise Florence Griswold, harpist, and sev- eral well-known amateurs will appear. The ‘object is @ worthy one, and the program will be one of the most attractive presented during ‘this season. A number of prorainent ladies are interested in the enterprise and their earnest efforts deserve to be crowned with success, Masosrc Texrte.—Tonight the third of the series of entertainments given by Columbia Commandery, No. 2, K.T.. will take place, at Masonic Temple. Frank Conley of Philadel- Piss celebrated mimic and vocalist; F. B. ¥, Hub Smith and bis “Country Band” and Others will appear ima program that cafinot fail to be highty amusing Dancing ‘will con- clade the evening. ‘Tux Guaxp Caxox or tHe Cotonapo.—The illustrated lecture on the “Grand Canon of the Colorado,” by Mr. Chas. D. Walcott, for the benefit of the Young Woman's Christian Home, at the Unitarian Cuurch. has been postponed from Friday to Tuesday evening, March 15. Mr. Walcott spent « winter camped in the depths of the grand canon, where tue walls rise 6.000 feet to the snow-clad margin of the plateau. The lecture will be illustrated by a Series of fine lantern views —— A Daring Burglary. A daring burglary was perpetrated early yes- terday morning at the American fruit store (Haske & Gerisb), 436 9th street northwest. ‘The transom was forced and the glass in the door was broken and the burglar or burglars ransacked the whole store. but got only 1 cent | for their trouble, as the two young lady pro-| rietors had put the cash in a secret wall safe | fore leaving. What made the daring was the fact that a private em on the block, a patrol box within fifty feet, electric lights on the street, and the Gas was left burning in the store. Real Estate Transfers. Deeds in fee have Leen filed as follows: Chas. ‘Thomson to James E. Smith, sub 21, blk. 30, Columbia Heights; €@—. Seme to J. B Baldy, sub 2, do; @. S M. Taylor, jr. to L. 8 | ‘Lipscomb et al., in trust, sub 76, sq. 173; | J. H. Lewis to L. W. Cornwell, sub 12, sq. 980; | 4 ‘The Enterprise Serial Building Association ‘was organized last evening by the election of the following officers: President, David Mur. | Washington City Kennel Ctal phy; vice president, James F. Keenan, secre- tary, James F. Shes; treasurer, N. H. Shea, and J. Harrison Johnson, John Quinn, 3 T. Keane, William Fegan. M. J. Keage at Fitzgerald, yer, J. J. Brosnan ‘a. Holtman. eo Parlor Car to Old Point Comfort. d and C. and 0. railway, tom daily, except Sunday, 10:57 Point 625 pm. oy — Qurrz ax Event ty Society.—The collection ‘interior decorations on exhibition at Lati- & Sloan's, 1407 G street, for the past three Ieores W. am; arrives g Hit git ie I | L £ pat i ! } F ht : ft I by Rosslyn Charles. St. Bernard Club—Silver medal for best Amer- ican-bred smooth-coated bitch; won by Empress of Convocook. ° Mr. L D. Boyce (photographer), 1113 F street northwest, $5 worth of work at his gallery for best bloodhound owned by a resident of Wash- ington; won by Belhus, jr. A folio of American’ «porting scenes, value ,. by James B. Swords of Philadelphia, for the best bloodhound puppy in the show (under twelve months); won by Belhus, jr. Solid silver medal, value $13, by J. H. Flana- gan, 031 7th street (jeweler), for the best blood- hound on exhibition owned by a resident of Washington; won by Belbus, jr. A 100-pound case of Spratt's patent dog bis- cuits, vaiue $3, to the best bloodhound on ex- exhibition under twelve mouths, by Edw. 8. Schmid, 712 12th street northwest; won by Belbus, jr. Natioual Greyhound Club—Silver club medal for best Russian wolfhound, dog or bitch; won by Argos. ‘National Greyhound Club—Silver club medal for best deer hound, dog or bitch; won by Gienworth. The Washington City Kennel Club—$10 for the best exhibit of four or more American tox hounds entered and owned by one exhibitor; won by Wiliam Deputy. Washington City Kennel Club—$20 for the best exhibit of four or more pointers entered and owned by one exlubitor; won by T. Q. Davy. Dr. F. pointer, dog or bi bred and owned im the District of Columbia; won by Black Wonder's Sister. Goucher, president Woman's C Meter, professor Woman's College. ner, president Morgan College. W. singer, editor Baltimore Methodist, HL ii. Clark, ‘chaplain United States navy. EAST BALTMMORE DISTRICT. J.J. G. Webster, presiding elder. Aberdeen, F.G. Porter. Baltimore, Appold, Charles 0. Isaac. Bohemian Mission, to be supplied. Broadway, H. 8, France. Catton, J. E. Amos. Caroline Street, G. W. Hobbs. Chester Street, D. B. Winstead. East Baltimore, B. P. Brown, Millard T. Law. Exeter Street,’ C. T. Weede. Grecnmount, W. E. Curley. Harford Avenue, Richard Norris, Highland, William Harrie. High Street, D. @. Miller. Homestead, H. M. Thurlow. Jefferson Strect, George C. Bacon. Madison Square, A. M. Courtmay. North Av- enue, J. T. Wilbide. North Baltimore, C. H. Richardson; J. W. Corrf@lius, ‘super- pumerary. Waverly, W. @. | Herbert. Lelair, J. M. Slarron. Darlington, J. W. Fleming. East Harford cireuit, ht. D. Mitchell, E. H. Lamar. Govanstown, George V. Leech. Great Falls circuit, Joseph P. Wilson, George W. Rice. Havre de Grace, 3. M. Alford. Here- ford circuit. ‘Thomas Wood, I’. H. Havenner, Clinton B, Adams. Long Green circuit, 8. H. Diarsh. North Harford, H. 0. Smith. Pariton circuit, W. F. Roberts, J. ‘Tucker Lansdale. Sparrow's Point, W. W. Davis. ‘Towson, A. K. Keiley. West Harford circuit, B. F. Devzies, F. R. Isaac. Chapiain Seamen's Union Bethel, George W. Heyde. WEST BALTIMORE DISTRICT. St Clair Neal, presiding elder. Arlington and Pimlico, W. W. Barnes. Baltimore, Colum- bia Avenue, J. P. Wright. David Rogers Mis- sion, George C. Harris. Emory, B. G. W. Reid. Fuyette Street, J. 1. stitt; J. A. Me- Cauley, supernumerary. Franklin Street, B. F. Clarkson; L. M. Gardner, supernumerary. Fulton Avenue, Page Milburn. Garrett Park, C.'T, House. Grace, Richard Harcourt. Har- lem Park, T. McKerturee Reiley; R. W. Black, supernumerary. Memorial, ‘1homas S. Long. Monroe Street, Henry Nice. South Baltimore Mission, J. W. Hedges. Summerfield, J. W. Smith. Union Square, M. F. B. Rice. West Baltimore station, George G. Baker. Carrollton circuit, J. T. Marsh. Catonsville, D. A. Fourd) Elkridge circuit, H. P. West. Ellicott City, 5. M. Erowning. ‘Hampstead circuit, Osborne Belt and T. E. Copes. Laurel, RK. Murphy. Liberty circuit, George R. Sanner. Linganore and Union Bridge, 0. C. Marriott, Magathy and Mt. Carmel, H. W. Dell. Mechanicstown, J. C. Starr. ‘New Windsor circuit, Emory Buhrman. Patapsco circuit, J. Davis. Relay, Frank A. Kilmon. Savage and Guil- ford, ‘Ezekiel Richardson. Summerfield cir- cuit, Solomon German. Walkersville circuit, Wm: J. Thompson. t Falls circuit, W. L. Orem. Westminister, J. L. Walsh. John Lan- ‘The Hempstead Farm Kennels—$10 for the best get (dog or bitch jsired. by either Duke of Hessen or Kubert la Diabie; won by Owsiving. F. P. Webster—825 tor the best bench-show inter dog that has won the highest record derby and all-age stake of any recognized field triais held in the United States; won by Black Wonder. Jos. H. Hunter offers $10 for the best bitch sired by champion ‘Tribulation; won by Ridge- view Bagatelle. Mr. W. R. Traver offers Macintosh coat, value $25, to best kennel of four or more pointers entered and exh:bited by a resident of the Dis- trict of Columbia; won by R. L. Jones. Washington City Kennel Club offers £20 for the best exhilit of four or more English setters entered and owned by one exhibitor; won by Ridgeview kennels. ‘Lhe English Setter Club—Silver medal of the ciub to the breeder of the best three English setter dogs or bitches, or both, ever 12 months of age, regardless of ownership; won by Cincin- natus. Shoomaker & Co.—One case of Hunter whisky for best setter dog or bitch eutered and exhib- ited by a resident of the District of Columbia; won by Pleasant Kelpie. Washington City hennel Club—$10 for the best exhibit of forty or more Gordon setters entered aud owned by one exhibitor; won by 5. G. Dixon. Washington City Kennel Club—$10 for the best exhibit of four or more Irish setters en- tered and owned by one exhibitor; won by Semonde. Mr- James Costeo—Two bottles of Plymouth gin to best Irish setter; won by F. 8. Taylor. Washington City Kennel Ciub—$10 for the best exbibit of four or more cocker spaniels entered and owned by one exhibitor; won by Ancient and Modern Kennels. Washington City Kennel Club—815 for the best exhibit of four or more collies entered and owned by one exhibitor; won by F. R. Carswell. ‘The Collie Club—Silver club medal, value €20, fot the best collie under two years of age, in open class, exhibited by a member of the Collie Clab; won by Rosslyn Charles. ‘Thomas E. Ogram, 1211 Pennsylvania ave- nue—Handkerchief and glove box, value $15; entered and exhibited by # lady resident of the District of Columbia; won by Kossiyn Charles. ‘The Bulldog Ciub of America, for competition by members only—First, the Bulldog Club’ Bulldog Clu! bred bitch: third, the Bulld medal for best American-bi Salem. B. Kopf, 1233 Pennsylvania avenue—Box of fine cigars for best bull terrier on exhibition, won by Streatham Monarch. Washington City Kenuel Club—$10 for the best exhibit of four or more beagles entered downed by one exhibitor; won by Forest City kennels. National Beagle Club—$5 or silver for the best beagle dog exhibited by member of Na- tional Beagle Club; won by Tomboy. National Beagle Ciub—$5 or silver for the best beagle bitch exhibited by member of Na- tional Beagle Club; won by Daisy 2d. Washington City Kennel ib—$15 for the best exhibit of four or more fox terriersentered and owned by one exhibitor; won by Blenton kenneln The American Fox Terrier Club—$10 for the best fox terrier on exhibition; won by Blenton Victor 2d. Ten dollars for the best fox terrier on exhibi- tion to the open class; won by Dobbin. Tomboy Stakes—A solid silver cup, presented by the president of the American Fox Terrier Club, added to a sweepstake of $5, p.p., for fox terrier bitches whelped after January 1, 1891, to be competed forat the spring show of the ; won by Blen- ton Valeria, Dr. F. W. Greenfell—silver club medal for the best fox terrier bred and owned in the Dis- trict of Ceiumbia; won by the Dean. Mr. C. A. Eckstein— Five dollars for the best fox terrier entered and exhibited ia the open elas; won by Dobbin. LIST OF AWARDS COMPLETED. The judges completed their labors yesterday by making the following awards: Irish terriers—Class 118; challenge—Dun- murry. Class 118b; doge—Boxer, IV, 1; Han- over Boy, 2. Class 118: open: bitches—Crate. Biack and tan—Class 119; challenge—Brom- | field Sultan. Class 120; ' open; over seve | pounds; doge—Prince Regbont, 1; Salisbury, 2 | Clase 121; open; bitches: Sr even poanae— Clhab’ biteh; won by silver ahau, agent of book depository. H. M. Har- man, professor Dickinson College. Charles E. Young, professor Morgan College. WASHINGTON DISTRICT. H. R. Naylor, presiding elder. Forrestville, Geo.W.Feclemeyer. Gaithersburg, R.M. Moore. Kensington, C. E. Dudrear. Laniam's, Daniel Haskell. Laytonsville, Albert H. Zimmerman Leonardtown, Wm. C. Bryan. Little Falls, W C. Griffith. Montgomery, J. BR. Pard Piney Grove, to be —. St Mar; W. I. Dice. Severn, A. J. Bender. Spencer- ville, W. McK. Hammack. Tenleytowa and Concord, E. H. Smith. Washington, Anacostia, James McLaren. Calvary: E- D. Owen. “Doug- lass Memorial, E. O. Eldridge. Dumbarton Avenue. George Elliott. Fifteenth Street, L. A. Thirlkeld. Fletcher Chapel, Wm. H. Laney. Foundry, O. A. Brown. Fourth Street, Wm F. Speake. Gorsuch, J. H. M. Lemon. Grace, Samue! Shanno Hamline, Elbert Todd; C. H. Mytinger, supernumerary. McKendree, L. T. Widerman. Lag) sess: Geo. H. Corey. North Capitol, C. O. Cook. Lyland, Job A. Price. Twelfth Street, C. L. Pate, Union, Joel Brown. Waugh, A. E. Gibson. Wesley Chapel, Luther B. Wilson. FREDERICK DIsTnIcT. Joseph R. Wheeler, presiding elder. Bar- ton, Howard Downs. Borkeley Springs, W. A. Carroll and J. 0. Wrightson. Bloomington, to be supplied. Buckeystown, J. R. Shultz and R. 8. Barnes. Bunker Hill, C. J. Price. Cum- berland, Centre Street, J. C. Nicholson. Kings- ley, W. E. Bird. Grace, G. W. Evans. Elk Garden, H. 8. Irvi Flintstone, H. W. Suriver. Frederick City, A. J. Gill. Frostburg, W. W. Van Arsdale. Frostburg circuit, H. i Savage. Grant circuit, 8. 5. Wilson. St. Paul's, Hagerstown, 8. M. Hartsock. Washington Square, Hagerstown, E. C. Gallaher. Hancock, T. J. A. E, Spielman. r's Ferry, W. T. L. Weech. Hedgeville, Caleb M._ Yost and J. W. Steel. Keyser, C. A. Jones. “Lona- coning, James P. Wilson and Jobn H. Phillips. Martinsburg, W. H. Chapman, Mt. Savage, J. D. Still, Old Town cireuit, M. H. Courtney. Paw-Paw, Reuben Kolb. Piedmont, A. Bielask: Rawlings, M. F. Lowe. Romney, W. Va, Henry Maun. ‘dstown and Sharpsburg, P. C. Edwards. Union Grove, K. E. Lee Wright. Williamsport, Leyburn M. Bennett. Winches- tor, Hurry Boggs. —— To Arzaxtic Crrv via Rovat. Buve Lree.— Trains leave Baltimore und Ohio station daily at 4:05 and 10 am. and 12 m. Round-trip rate €8.30. Tickets good for six months from day of sale. Baggage checked from residence to hotel at Atiantic City. Street cars and cab service from Baltimore and Ohio station at Philadelphia to Reading pier foot of Chestnut street.— Adct. a Genwanp Laxo’s famous bock beer ready Saturday, March 12.— Advt. A Bu Prom. $200 REALIZED ON AX INVESTMENT OF @2. Mr. W. F. Eltzroth, an esteemed school teacher in the town of Morrow, Ohio, states his case so clearly that no comment is necessary, further than to say to thove run down and out of health, @O AND DO LIKEWISE. “I feel that I must add my name to the lst of those ‘who feel grateful for benefit derived from usinx Hood’s Sersapariila. It has been worth $100 a bottle to mein the following manner, viz: I have been teaching ‘school for 3 yeas. Last fail I became worn out, had no appetite, COULDN'T SLEEP AT NIGHT, and be- ‘came 0 detilitated that it was impossible to perform ‘my duty as teacher. WROTE MY RESIGNATION To take effect in two weeks. but was persuaded to try Hood's Sarsaparilis. Within a-week I was so much better that I continued my selivol snd am still teach- ing. Ihave used two botties and feel, LIKE ANEW MAN and have over $200 one Sous ts Hood's a F. BLTZRO' ‘Sarsaparilla. — ‘FROM THE SISTERS OF MEKCY. “*We find Hood's Sarsaperilia to be's good, useful ‘and valuable medicine, one we van mend trom experience.” ‘SISTERS OF MERCY, ‘West 4th et., Cindinnati, Obio. HOOD’S BARSAPARILLA Is the best blood purifier, thé best strength builder. the best nerve helper. Giveitstrinl. 2 Dandy Din- mont terrier. Class 123: open—King of the HOOD'S PILLS are the best femily' cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure. ‘ ‘Is speedily, permanently and cured by the CUTICURA strong lan- cuage, but tras. it! of hope- ems suffereeswho have tried and found wanting both physicians and medicines, to make one more effort to Scag ee . 4 The Culinary Four Hundred Tread the ‘Mases of the Waits. Ana ball it wasa grand and undisputed suc- cess. It was called the second grand levee afd supper of The Cooks’ United Association, No. 1, and the name and fame of the organization were all that were needed to draw a crowd of the swells and beauties of the local colored Population. They were out in force and with their best clothes and happiest smiles. The ball was held at the G. A. R. Hall last night and the organization under whose auspices it was given is composed of the head cooks of the dif- ferent city hotels. There were carvers in plenty present, but there was no cutting except upon some luscious joints that had the place of honor on the supper table. Up on the stage was an orchestra t dallied with dance tunes in a happy, self-satisfied way that was infinitel beantifui and did not seriously interfere wi the dancing. The only dress suits in the room decorated the persons of the musicians, and most of the ladies were in demi-toilet and with’ bonnets, but the room was crowded, and when the pent- up strains of « waltz broke forth from their bondage within the fiddles the fun was quick and hively. Talk about dancing! ‘Why the building ‘fairly rocked. It was warm’and the dancers were soon moist, but nothing could stop their onslaught. For earnestness of pu: pose and for devotion to the dictates of terp- sichore the recent charity ball wasn't # marker to it, and the dancing stopped only when the music did. The ball kept up till a late hour and probably added a considerable sum to the treasury of the association. The committee of arrangements consisted of a number of men who play an important part in hotel life. They were as follows: Wm. Taylor, president; Jos. Liverpool, vice president; L.'J. Allen, secre- tary; I. 8. Ferguson, assistant secretary; 'T. H. Jobuson, chapiain; Isaac N. Butler, treasurer; John H. Hull, John W. Davis, James H. Davis, A. G. Smith, John Thomas. James C. Cross, Harrison Banks, Samuel H. Howard, Charles P. Williams, Daniel Tibbs. ee GEORGETOWN, REMOVAL TO THE NEW STATION. At 6 o'clock this evening tho police roll call will be answered in the new station and the old one will be silent and deserted. At an early hour this morning several wagons backed up to the building on the canal, and before long its dilapidated contents were loaded on and trans- Planted in the new soil. All those officers not on duty were present to assist in the removal, and all breakable things, as well as the summer helmets, were carried in their arms. The patrol Dox situate at the corner of 83d and Q streets will be removed to # point near the old station. FOUND WITH HIS HEAD CUT. Abont 7:30 o'clock last night Officer Howard found Edward Massey near the corner of 84th and T streets suffering from a wound in his head. As the injured man was greatly intoxi- cated it was @ jong time before the pence guardian could ascertain who had inflicted the Blow, but after much inquiry the guilt was fixed’ upon Wm. Sullivan and a person name Jones, alias Hughes. Sullivan was arrested and charged with assauit and battery and Jones will be diligently searched for. Massey's wound was of such a nature that he was sent to Freed- man’s Hospital to have it attended to. SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT. Tomorrow night at Curtis’ Hull the pupils of the eighth grade will give Zan entertainment, the proceeds of which will be devoted to the building up of the school library. Gilbert Walden, a highly indorsed elecutionist, will be the main attraction, while creditable assistance will be rendered by the pupils, There are many valuable books lately issued that the scholars are desirous of possessing, and for this reason the parents and friends are requested to give their assistance. NOTES. A depression in the roadway at the corner of 32d and M streets needs the attention of the paver. Harvey France and Mablon Curren were dis- orderly in the county yesterday and Officer Riley brought them to the station. Hyder Wallace, for taking the streets to bea race track, was arrested by Officer Pearce. Mr. Robert McMillan of Q strect is awaiting at his home the announcement of the result of his examination taken a few days ago at West Point. Mr. Albert Miller was reported to be in avery low condition yesterda; A Change of Name. ‘The Mt. Bethel Baptist Church has decided to change its name to the Jane L. Stanford, in recognition of the many acts of kindness per- formed by the wife of the California Senator in behalf of the colored people. The action was taken at a meeting of the congregation on Monday night and there was no opposition to the change. —————__ Ax Orrorrosrr such as is seldom offered for investment may be found in the “executrix sale” tomorrow at 4 o'clock p. m. of two vala- able tracts of land in Tennallytown, both front- ing on the Rockville road, and one also on the Belt road. Electric cars pass directly in front of each piece of property, and both parcels will subdivide to advantage. ‘See advertisement. 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Nothing dental requires grester still than crown and bridge work aud nothinz yields equal results, for, properly made, it ie a thing of beauty and @ Joy forever, lasting » Iifetime and saving teeth otherwise beyond redemption. ‘We claim extreme excelience for ourcrown, ‘work, one of our operators having made it » Specialty for yeurs, and we positively use only 22%. goid, notwithstanding our price 4s, $7.50, bile others charge from $15 0 While we conduct our practice on @ busi- ness basis, asking only a moderate compen- uation for services, we do not solicit patron- axe ou the plea of cheapness nor wish to be considered in competition with the many whose prices are their only recoumenda- tion. Itisthe merit of our work, wad not ‘our price-list, that gives us the leaiting prde- tice im every city where we have anafilew)!) . It is because we use none but the best wa terial and employ only operators of satilamd. experience, havins no boys or apprentices on our staff—tn shor*, it is because wejive Up to our motto, **Sclentiic dentiewry, ‘moderate prices.” wide -ECIPIC:. ‘ean be CITY ITEMS. the Loom Cotton, yard wide, 8}¢c.; Sheeting Cotton, excellent sie, i i width, 25¢. Carters, y at Our Java and Mocha Coffee, 30c. per Ib. 1t* Merzozn’s Frve Grocery, 417 ith st. n.w. Watches, Diamonds, &c., sold on easy terms, Drop postal. J. H. Cox, Sth and Ista.ae. 1t* House Cleaning in Heavy Underwear. 89c. will buy our Piain, Colsred ‘mnd Striped Merino Underwear. Extraordinary value. Franc & Sox, One Price, cor. 7th and D ste1t Royal Glue Made for You! 10c. Druggists. Pure Old Rye Whisky (years old), 75c. qt. Old Port Wine, pure eajens, Boe Doitle. Excellent Domestic Sherry, large bottle. 1° Merzozn's Fixe Groceny,417 7th st. n.¥. Dog Collars engraved; razors sharpened freo; Rodgers’ Cutlery. WatForp's, 477 Pa. ave.* Thomas D. Singleton, 415 7th st. n.w. still continues his low prices for all classes of goods in his line and will guaranteo to meet any advertised price lists in this market and in many lines do even better. Remember, he has uo old nor shopworn goods to force off on the public nor remnants to di of, but will eut from the roll as many yards as you need of the yery best All-wool Ingrain at 57}¢c. per yard. Best Tapestry at 7c. and Body Brussels trom #1 to $1.20 per yard for the best Lowells. Jointless Fancy Mattings, 223¢ to 3bc.; and his prices for Furniture will be found on careful Comparison to be a little lower than the lowest advertised lists in the city. Call and secure real bargains. Taomas D. S1xoLzr0x, Furniture, Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloths, Baby Carriages, &c. mb8-tu, th,s3t Sufferers From Catarrh can find relief and a sure cure by using Piso’s Remedy for Catarrh. All druggists. Go. Tharp’s Old Established Wine and —_—" House Has u National Reputa- 01 There is not » wholesale or retail wine and liquor establishment in the national capital that is better and more favorably known than the old and reliable keadquarters of Mr. James ‘Tharp, at 818 F street northwest, where the pure and unadulterated “Old Rye Berkeley” stands pre-eminently high, both as dicine agd as a most excellent tonic or beverage. The réason why this popular brand of liquor has @ national reputation is because it is extensively used by membersof both branches of Congress, who, a6 a general rule, know a good thing when they see it, but appreciate the more after they sample it,’ His imported and domestic wince are selected with a great deal of care and su- Perior judgment, based upon many years of pructical knowledge in haudling wine and liquors. mb8-th,s Coughs, Hourseness, Sore Throat, &c. uickly relieved by Browy'’s BroxcwzaL 'rocugs. ‘They surpass all other preparations in removing hoarseness and as a co remedy are pre-eminently the be: p>} Special Sale. 10 cent off only for this week. Great slaughter in Rhine Wines and Whiskies. Stock must be reduced. Ladies specially invited. « iH. SELIGson's, mb9-4¢ 1200 and 1202 Pennsylvania ave. New Orleans Molasses, finest quality, new crop, 50c. gallon. at C. Wiraex & Co., 1918 Pa. ave. S. Heller, 720 7th st. nw., is making specialty in Ladies’ and Children’s Hair Cutting and Shampooing. Also cures Dandruff. mh7-5t* Nervous Prostration, Sleeplessness, Opium habit, Duliness, ines cured by Dr. Miles’ Nervine. Samples free at Druggists. tr For Rheumatism and neuralgia you can- not get a better remedy than Salvation Oil. 4 Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa, Delicious,easily digested and highly nourishing. Repairing and Renting. Telephone, 1260. Domestic Sewixa MacuiNe Co., 7th and H ste, mb3-10t None Name It but to Praise. ‘Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. 9. A marvel of lightness and thess. jaa? Office 437 9th et. n.w. PPPe tT AON 00 PB HT AA NN 99 PI HT AA NN 33 g fi AAA NEN © = a4 NAN 00 = @EMOVAL SALE. On account of the repairs necessary to our building ‘we must remove our entire stock of Pianosand Organs from our store, 1110 F st., to TEMPORARY WARE ROOMS, COR. 12TH AND G STS. ‘Where we will dispose of all our Pianos and Organs at ‘a «reat reduction in preference to storing them. ‘Longest possible time. Elegant plush stool and cover with each Piano. Call early for bargains at W. @. MxTZEROTT & CO.'8, Cor. 12th and @ ste. fe25-tr -F you are just about to commence hOuseer ina we cam help you riaily. Meny thingscomnbine Youke a beyiimine of this kind more expensive than you would frst awine. © | Wecan furnish your house from CO top to bottom ata tery mat owlay ready cash. You are at liberty to RR doas hundreds of other people are BR now doing—uake a sail’ payment RR oncea week or once amonth, Just a8 HE Yourleawe wbout that. We ‘require ho notes, and 6 per cent discount is allowed for all settlements within 30 FEB days. gE EE E ‘We aro still selling Plush or Har RR Cloth Farior suites tor $28 cash— $20 on time, “PPP —_"So.dd Oak Bed Room Suites, $17 D cash—$1¥on time. D | Poplar Bed Room Suites, $14 cash— BD Sidon tune. ppp soot Oak Extension Tablo, yon thue, h—¥: Eivht-foot Oak Exteusion Table, $5.50 casn—86 on time. 40-ponnd “Hur Mattress, $7.50 eaan. 38 on thine. “<< ‘oven Wire Springs, cash—" $2.50 on time. Brussels Carpet, G0c. per yard cash—toe. on tine. Ingrain Carpet, SiGe. per yard cash Ave. on time. ‘All Carpets sowed and laid without extra cost. ‘Nocharze for waste occasioned in matching ficures, ‘All urades of Mi Adeautirul lineor Baby Carriages. ‘ 498 BR oe Ss BA EE MAMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE, mahh S10, 822 and 823 71h ot. nw. Worn Canstaczs, A fuil assortment of Carriages tone veka user Hockawaye. Werons. victoria, byider Mal Pbsetone. ‘Tue prevaillig styles and abeo~ lutery ‘the incest stgck shown souts of New York. : Very low prices for prompt DREW'S. JOYCE'S BONB, A ‘Ware Rooms, Sie ald, 416 14th ot, (a11-3m] 1028 1080 Cons av. Gopprras COMPAxY, If you wants MACKIN- * ‘TOSH GARMENT orother * © WATERPROOF WRAP or * apeir of RUBBERBOOTS ‘* * or OVERSHOES, « Hot ° ¢ Water Bottle, Fountain °° Syringe or any articieot ‘500 9th st. Metville Liptay, ny _AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. ___ OFFICIAL NOTICEs. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. TONIGHT. A ‘SIT To THE, GRAND CANYON on Tue ON TRE cow THE (with Lantern Views) Senere of “ike basicitt Sc Coretta bene Se THE frou Congress the tollowtne bh STODDARD LECTURES STODDARD LECTURES. TONIGHT AT 8. ALSO TOMORROW AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, ONLY THREE THES OF ‘MEX1CO—Frow the Kio Grande to the Capital. ‘Novel scenes in the LAND OF THE MORTEZUMAS, ni justrations, SATURDAY, March 2:30, grand opening of the MATINEE COURSE. MATINEE COURSE. Mr. STODDARD'S CHARMING SOUVENIRS OF NORWAY, LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT 8U NORWAY, LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN. ‘Saturday Matinee, March 19-JERUSALEM. Saturday Matinee, March 26—THE PASSION PLAY. Last day tor Matinee Course Tickets, $1.50, $2. Reserved seats, single lectures, 50c.. 73c. and $1. On sale for ail evenings. Single Matinee Tickets on sale on and after Friday, the 11th. = Rh RENT— HANI Feed aces aaa brick: browa stoue tin. Bag™™ * Foome and bath all augaern Improvements, Doe Bw. WanNED & Cu. mbIOS° 916 F nt Under the wuspicen of the Muse FOURTH CONCERT. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, ot & BOSTO! BQsTo! SYMPHONY ORCHES’ SYMPHONY OCHESTICA Mr. ARTEL E HIRISCH. ‘Conductor, and A Deiliant program.” ‘Tickets, with Teumeved saatey ‘according to location. , March 16, at J.P. Ellie & a0 C. A. ELLIS, Manager. ‘ALDAUGI'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ONE MERRY WEEK. ‘TOURIS: wats Headed by 4 IESTAYER and THERESA VAUGHX, W. A. MESTAVER and THERESA VAUGHN: W. A MESTAYER aud THERESA VAUGHN, : fomedy ¥ : oe GRAB Bas: UR GRAB BAG. ext WET! make you love your enemten ioxt Week — Agnes Huntington Opera Pal JONES." "Seats now ousaie oo Sano LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA Hol AMASURDAY EVEN Gr MAGS a3, A SUMPTUOUS BANQUET OF MUSIO, The finest ever given in Washington, ravany itt tpPearance of the ‘AVARY GRAND CONCERT COMPANY, TAVARY GEAND COSGERT COMPARE: TAVARY GRAND CONCERT COMPANY, ‘Comprising the Following Eminent Artista: MME. BASTA TAVARY. MME. BASTA TAVA, MME. BASTA TAV. Prima donna soprano from Covent Garden, London, ‘who has scored a series of triumphs in Rurope Over the United States: contraito: Six. GUARINI, the Sie, VISENI, ba =. Mie. ALE, accompanist, and "Send? AURE: CERUELOS,” Spauisi plano Virruoso, im choice se- lections of classic and operate rusic. REGULAR PRICES, Seats now on sale at box office. LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE A’ — ONE WEEK, COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH 14, MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY. Return Engacement of MISS AGNES HUNTINGTON mhl0-St MISS AGNES HUNTINGTON And Her OPERA COMPANY, OPEKA COMPANY, OPERA COMPANY, ‘Under the directioa of MARCUS R. MAYER and BENEDICT STERN. ‘Presenting Planquette’s Beautiful Opera, PAUL JONES. PAUL JONES. PAUL JONES. PAUL JONES. PAUL JONES. Bale of seats and boxes now open at box office. mbo-4t BY CHAS. D. WALCOTT (Of the United States Geoloxical Survey, For the benefit of the YOUNG WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN HOME, UNITARIAN CHURCH, Cor. 14th and KE ate., TUESDAY. MARCH 15, 1892, AT 8 P.M. ADMISSION, 50 CENTS. Tickets may be had at Thompson's and the Shoreham Drag Stores and at 1401 16th #t. Bw. mb5. 10.12.14 K. ALLAN DE_C. MUDLLER, SUCCESSOR TO My. o"'iterias Sciact Seucel for Dancing, Masonic Hall, oth and F sts nw, Circulars at the Academy. fo20-1m* their views us tothe propriety of enacting i Bec SS ‘this Dill the Commmmoners: desire te LECTURES JOSEPH COOK FRIDAY, MARCH 11, aT8 P.M. Lacture at Metropolitan Church, 43 and C Streeta. Subject: ‘*Law and Labor Property and Poverty.” Prelude: “Saferuar’s of Universal Suffrace.” Admission, 25 cents; reserved seats, at Ellis’, 25 centsextra, HTHAMER BARTHOLDI. by f016-3m" STAGE EXCURSIONS. DeQitts Tata NO STAGES Leave 13th st. mw. et 10 a.m. and” pm. Ariingto Soldiers’ Home and Cabin John Bridge. Fare, round eu, BO to 7c “oo Fark aindiewation basidingy, So. : LEGAL NOTICES, -: PP ™ SUPREME COURT OF THE ‘DISTRICT Molding « special term, tor Orphans’ Court business, February 10, 1s. In the matter of the ratais ot UarvuneC. Acker, lateo the District of Columbia, deceased. No. 4702. Administration Docket 17. Application tor the probate of the Jast will and testa- ment and {of letters testaiuentary on the estate of the Said deceased Tae'thus day been made Uy Waiter i ker. ‘All persone interested are hereby notified to appear in this court on Friday,the 1th day of March mex‘. at To'clock p.ui-y to show cause why the said Will shoud not be proved and admitted to probate and letters tes tainencary on the @-tate ol the anid @eceased sinou.d not published once a week for tures weeks in the Washing: Tou Law Reporter and Evening Star previous to {he A.B. BAGNER, Justice, <* pegiater of Wills for the District of Celuinbia juin fe25-lawsw WINTER RESORTS. iE SHIRLEY, KENTUCKY AVE. NEAK THE peach, Atlantic City, Open for the OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. MAS 8. MILNOR. 7] aE ON, KENTUCKY AVE. ATLANTIC City, N. J., near beach. Appointwnents first-class: desirac ie Jocaiion, moder conveniences. Open ‘ail year. MBs. E. WILL. 2mm (THE La FONTAINE: KENTUCKY AVE., ATLANTIC CITY, Half square from the beach. Ab ocean view. Thor: 0.8. WRIGHT. TEL ONIENTAL, (Scean ond of Virkinis ave, Atlantic City. X. J. jarged, improved, steamn heat, ail mod. conve. uu Feb, 13. ALEX. M OPPENHEIMER aN eee ATLANTIC CITY. On the ocean front. Descriptive {llustrated booklet mailed free, ‘Sea water baths in the house. 823-2m E ROBERTS & SONS. $* } OTEL DENNIS.” ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. J. Open all the Fear, lance win 3 cof, seawater bath. Dy voeech: Sent \I ue as prayed. Frovided. a copy of this order be | &! tat or spain wr st. we ‘fret-clase aes es) fect Ot :mnogerate price. CUrt tig amd taptine mi 16- on BY heads Se DRESSMAKER, 2011 Lith ®. nw. FABHIONABLE Prices reasonabie. Fasuionane For epmctaity. 2 bat w. Stylish cowns made. img and Bret-cinne work m3 Lm v wre Creare “superior style, it and Tckm, tate ara & BVAN REUTE, LAGS Lowe TANTED-LADIES TO KNOW PROF. Liv. imeston of M27 Broadway, New York, who ie A) Boted tor his success im teaching French: drew cut. ‘and desi ues arena ig, oat .” Grapine, desigtiiu,. tantching plaka, strive, ‘u bias Jor any sige without fuinesat toy of om, Gee bogie WN Coulee gown. princom dresses, Pomitiveiy tio om any forme have most ot the leading cutterwand deeupers adopted mee ayaicin’ Becatnn tiny’ of the grcacind ried ‘are made by my aystean im , theretore Culters using it ere im constant demand. Perens ould do well ‘to mvestieate, as we tench ladies trum Biteen up to wake trench desman: wich Wil ensbe 7 Lith st. Way them to fill positious. «co into businines oF do thelr o dressneking. “len dollars discount thie Sages sous day and evening. All are invited. fels-Lim’ HAVE REMOVED TO 7i) 13TH &T. NW. making but: order, 10 sizes: fat, fancy, bail plain or with ivory, Decialty. W. ME. D. TAULELLE, LATE OF @1. remg¥ed to curiea, drveme cleaned. Py ) ANDUP, BUTTONS ming. 2 cents yards ts each. Deanurest sew LUCAS, $US Mth st aw, CLEANED. PARTIAL CLEANING OF THE MOST DELICATE FaBnic. LACES OF ALL KINDS FINISHED AF. bt $3 fr FRE g's tr SP PEERS Ge a 1068 G STREET NORTE WEST. Dysixe, DEY CLEANING, BOOURING. ANTON FISCHER, 906 G ST. N.W. Dresses dyed « Mourning Black my fall epectaity. FEENGE DIEING. ing Estabiishinent, 1 Iadies’ and gents’ work of PARTY DRESSES, NG AND DE) CLEAN ew ork ave Firsi-c.ase MEDICAL, &c. Directly on the fe2-Oun SUSEVH H. BOWTON, Proprietor. NE NATIONAL THEATRE, tr Hk LEHMAN, S — Qosp.end of Pennayivaniaave., ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Every Evening and Saturday Matines, fel-3m_ |. W. LEHMAN & CO. «toe IBVINGTON, ATLANTIC CITY. N. J Elevator, steam heated. ocean view, filtered water for all purposes. Bend Tor great JANAUSCHER avs ‘CHAMBERS & HOOPES. "HE PENNHURST, MICHIGA) Vi. - ‘And Her Excellent Company D'Ne City: nest the coven Meatea Wey cena aed In open grates. Will remain open ail the year. Jao- im JAMES HOOD. “THE HARVEST MOOX.” March 14—-HOYT’S “*A TEXAS STEER.” Tim Murphs, Flora Walsh and the original cast . Seats are now selling. mb10 J ERNANs LyceuM THEATER, ‘Pennsylvania ave. and 11thet. ‘This Week—Matinee Saturday. HARRY W. WILLIAMS OWN SPECIALTY COMPANY, DIRECT FROM HIS ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Next Week-HOWARD BIG BURLESQUE CO., including Eva Ray Hamsiton. \OLUMBIA COMMANDERY, NO. 2. K. T., ‘Will give the third of ite series of ent AT MASONIC TEMPLE, ON THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1892. FRANK CONLY, Philadelphia's celebrated mimic and Vocalist, assisted by EB. HAY, HUB SMITH and others in a program of the funniest of fun. ‘The TABLERS and MAY ROSE in songs. After which the floor will be cleared for the dance. Tickets, 30c.,to be had of members of the com- mandery or at the door. ‘mbo2t HORE MILTSHIKE, Virginia ‘ave. near ocean, Atlantic City. ‘A new winter house. ‘bay -window rooms, iv fins fue view of thoocean.” Heated by steam and open arates, Open all the year. te D. W. CHANDLER. "HE SEASIDE. ATLANTIC CITY, ‘Has been thoroughly renovated and is now open. Every convenience and improvement Las been added, respects. making it ry Elevator. sun rior, hot sea-water bathe ‘nicely warmed broushout. CHAS. EVANS. Jam OTEL CLARENDON, ‘Virwinis ave., near the beach. A Ott tlaatic City. Col. JOUN M. CLARK, Steam heatand complete in allappointments. ja16-3m_ Yuu BEACH, VA. THE PRINCESS ANNE NOW OPEN. Combination of ocean and pine forest itespe- Pg ns 8. CRITTENDEN, F vinrinia Basee. Va, cy ATLANTIC CITY, X. WILL OPEN JANUARY i3. ‘Hot and cold sea water baths in the house, (3313-30 LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. DENTISTRY. K. BLAIR, E lutely without W/488iNaTon CITY KEXNEL CLUB DOG SHOW, at “fASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY, MARCH 8, 9, 10 AND 11. 600 BEST DOGS IN AMERICA ON EXHIBITION. eROF. HAMPTON'S DOG CIRCUS EVERY AFTERNOON AT 4:30 AND EVENINGS AT & Bring the children to see the GREAT DOG cIRCUa mh5-6t Open from 10a. m. to 10 p.m. ‘W mopaveusis nalnzow Fain, NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, 916 G st. nw., THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 10 AND 11. Lunch, 11a.m.to3p.m. Befreshments during evening. Entertainment and Dancing from 7 to 12 p.m. Lunch Tickets, 25c. Evening Admistion, 250. Admission Free During the Day. Guests from Department Promptly Served. mb5-6t ‘)HE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, 1217 Penn. ave. aw. Our specia!ties, CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITH- OUT PLATES. this syste, crowns engrafted the roots ive new lease of ‘life aud made as good nd serviceavi iu every way as mutural omen, “To'voa Succese an artic it the root and strong enough to prevent split root OF Dreakiiu loose frou ite attachments, that our crowns have all these requirements,and wien combined with bridge work. which consists in supply- mmx teeth that have been extracted, maker the most beautiful and durable appliance ever devised asa sub- stitute for the natural teeth; ali this without a plate to cover the roof of the mouth. The advancement i cuties hae been arent 1m the last few yeurs. We ve kept pace with these umprovements and tle pe- Lents of the Evans Parlors are assured of receiving the benefit of these, prad&ced and appned in the iuost shuivul'and artistic manuer. Our prices for this class Of work wilt be found as, Feasonati& as is coumistent fe claiin Sfuriestciae work nd beat aaaterais, "We perform peratous pertalbin ‘ Bilincs, artificial test on told. plating, ‘rubber end Fuber ited with wold. tracting without = G[Z0RGETOWN ORCHFSTHA SECOND GRAND CONC! KF KASPA, a LUTHER PLAGE NEMOMTSL CHORCE, ‘Corner Ve ‘ermont ave, and 14th st. 0. w. FRIDAY EVENING, Mal 21, 1802, Rw. Adminaion, 0c. mb5-Ct BiJOU 2 Histon dee Dylon ana. Dean, WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH 7. \tire week benefit The “Poles Woman Relat Cope ook Re WM. H. POWER’S COMPAXY, Presenting the Picteresque Iriah Drama, THE IVY LEAy, acter" rg scent, >. = Sar" load of scenery. par ees, ate Giteers in America.” A semuine Irish piper. Nes eagie's fieht. Pigg OS ~ in ite | dices cPicah melodia Next week—WORLD AGAINST. PHE POPULAR "Tetra te pratt Seinen at > A ie tes ‘CRO?! the Scocerae be) = Sin Ts secured without cost on 7 MBUDINGION WKIGHT, D. D. This Fist aes decayed and broken away may be | | Di 2ORERTSON. 16 iy ‘TWEEN Mh and 10th. The oldest rmiiable specialist (recur Jar graduate), with thirty years’ experience in hospital and special pract'ce, guarantees a cure (witlout ter GRE, oF cauane) in all “acute and ‘chirotk: diseases of e urinary DerVoUs Aud OrKani Weaken, strictures, Se Urethral discusses recentiy con tracted positively cured in 4toSdays. Dr. K. estab eu over 30 Yeursat 115 N. Liverty st ha We consulted every Wednesuay and 910 Est. uw. from 1toO pm. All in weed of sivice and quick cures ahouid ot hemtate, K. CARLETON, qoneradusted London, England, 1605; New Yoru, D ‘ Acute or Chronu , Hered: or aired Pe er Ro ee y the scentific appl eof local medicauents and FULDeTapeULC INOASUTES, mY SUCCERBIULT appied ake Sat veto. Failure upent VARICOCELE, STRICTURE, Kidney and Ailments and ail acute of chronic diseases within. tue Fauwe | of GENITO-UKINAKYT assured. Hours, 0: Suitation fh D®- Lzox. 4040 ST. BET. 43 AND OTH STS. ¥.W., ‘The well-known ladies’ physician, can be consulted daily from 10te 1 and 5t0@ ])® MeLLER 107) chronic affections FACE MASSAGE.— NEI Pi. ‘Sis trentmneute, $5. Albe general massage. DROFESSIONAL MASSAGE, MRS. H. CAMERON, FBO stn. 8 eraduate, | Face sae Washinewon. Ladies, tei. Gentiomen Stow toe tel3-lau" ND BE WISE DK BROTHERS. you & be ‘specialist in this «aD beared before ie and made oath te the Oldest established expert and will guarantee s cure in ail disease of inen, furpish: iweuicane, of Bo charge consultation and advice rw at auy hour of the day" Suvecribed and wore se iniore Acluy br dmOTMeine Samnoc. MinLs S"howary pubise im sud. tor the District fain‘ day of July, 3 fold T HAS NEVEK BEEN OONTRADI Dr. BKOTHEKS ts the oldest lndies’ iw the city. Dr. c expenence. tol 3im* BY USING A BOTTLEOR 1 inv ‘cordial, T MoT Hiks, ia, ANHOOD Kes’ two of Dr. M ‘Will cure any case of nervous debullty. BOO felicia ee N. 15TH 8 a feesied) coptmuing Tull particunre for HOME OU free of charge. Hours # to 3-6 to evenings. fel0 MARSTON'S TREATMENT FOR TEE CURB D& nd bieader Varicoorie, &c.. without stomach wedicines. | No’ ures ures sesured. Sealed oclSeoly MARSIUN Uu.- 1b Park piace, New York srr. OF SUFFERING BY CONSULT- ‘Dr.G.F. Theei. Sou horarh Ly German-American WU0 ie abie Lo cure ail eects ui indiscretions | wenes,,end for wok “i ruth,” exposing’ “Home Cure" swindle, A. apaety HOTELS. “ABD! 1s ST. BET. E AND oe eral er 31° 50te 2.50 dag. fete lin* TM HALL os Tux Srosrevaxr Hovsz. HEE ES, eevee EEE ‘THE STURTEVANT HOUSE Is the most central in the city. near all elevated rode, street car Lines, principal places of amusement and incge retail stores. All the Cou.forts of Home, with the additionsl cam Veujences uf the Metropolis is offered our guests. ‘THE STURTEVANT HOUSE ‘Sith and 20th stevts, New York, H. ¥. Prom 8 Tux Cocunax, eth and K ote., Prankiin Square, Wesbington, D. ‘The capital's fasitonabie rendence center Elegant rooms, eimrie or en suite, for transionter Permanent quests. Apporntwente end cuisine umes celled. America end Murvpenn eysteme. polite *.F. Peron ‘Be ove and 14th et. gp — DS. ITT BOUSE, WasHIXOTOX. D.C.