Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1892, Page 16

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. VORECAST TILL FIONT P. x. SUXDAT. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, threatening weather and rain until Y morning; probably clearing during Sunday; variable winds, shifting to westerly during Sunday; shghtly warmer. High Water. Low Water 556 am 6:16 pm | 00:8 am 1233 p.m ‘Twexrr-rova Huxparn Disrases affict the pil can't be named. Betton’s infallible pile salve (@ cents) has a wovderful record of cures. Coun Om. Mvovucan, 614 12th ot ‘Tue Wear axp Tran or Nevnazors, whether facial, cranial, of the back or body, is enough to drive one distracted. Neuralgia is the prayer of the nerves for food. and the best nerve food we know of is Dr. Henley’s celery, beef and iron. All druggists. Fisuixo Tact repaired. Bunare, Reel- maker, 1003 G st. 909 Trm St.—Cux. Xaxver’s old rye, malt and Bourbon whiskies were in the course of years selected from the cream of the most famous brands in the markets. Dox’ Fatt to attend closing out auction sale of new furniture at $11 and $13 7th st. n.w. See Auction Sales for details. Wn. Lowexrmat. Auctioneer. Gasoume, Ie. gal Muppmeax, G14 12th st Don’t Fatt to see the Washington Light In- fantry’s rustic festival at armory tonight Far La Mus. K. A. Donovan, 904 F street, will ‘Tuesday and Wednesday, March 29 and choice assortment of imported patterns trom ‘the leading houses in Paris and London; also her own exclusive designs. No cards. Your Erzsiont fitted, 31 Carrrat Crvy Lawy Gaass. Guaranteed to produce a thick, velvety tu fube rose bulbs, giadioias. dublias and cannas. wer seeds, lawn fertilizers and lawn mowers, wand best =P. Max & Co., 7th st u.w., op} Market. Easrun Noverries axpCaups. J. JarGourp. ‘Suxzrz’s 60c. Candy for 25c. MARILLA P. GIBSON. THE SOCIAL WORLD. | A Calm That Follows the Mi-Careme Festivities. MISS BREWER’S WEDDING. Some of the Famous Mi-Careme Entertain- ments of the Past—Luaches and Musicales— A Stadio Concert—Various Events of the Week. After the storm comes thecalm. The coming week is not likely to be as full of interesting events, always excepting dinnersand luncheons, a« the one just gone by. Time was when, Mi-careme being considered a sort of movable feast, one having about as much right to one date as another, kept entertainments going for several days. This time, and very properly, one day's and one night's pleasure has been considered enough. The young ladies who were most prominent at the Mi-careme ball were pious worshipers in church yesterday. The first of the Mi-careme parties on fashion- This is only at 7th and I streets northwest. . J.P. Suxxrz. Bare or Netsox Wuisxy, bottled at the c aes Kearns, Agent. Canrers Cizaxep by the Empire Carpet Works, 691-€35 Mase. ave. n.w.. are made moth roof free of charge. Telephone 425-2 CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT Axsavon’s.—Pauline Hall in “Trial by Jury” and “La Belle Helene.” Nattoxat.—The Kendals in “The Queen's ng.” Acapemy or Music.—The Stoddard lecture— “The Passion Play at Ober Ammergau.” Hanis’ Buov.—A. S. Lipman in “The Bur- r. Keavas'sLrcrva Tuzarzn.—Reilly & Wood's Big Show. Wasuixetox Licur Inpaxtay ABMony.— Opening of a Rustic Festival. a CONDENSED LOCALS. A Pratic Mretrxo, at which the need of train- ing for civil service examination wil be dis- cussed, will be held at Wimodaughsis parlors, 1328 I street northwest, next Monday evening. Women who are dependent on their own exer- tions derive great benefit from the thoughts that are uttered at these meetings under the auspices of Wimodaugbsis. ‘Tue employes of the Lincoln National Bank enjoyed a spread after the close of business Yesterday in the directors” room in celebration Of the secoud anniversary of the establishment of the bank. Messrs. Pries, Rovz axp Reever, the com- mittee appointed at the mecting of the three months District of Columbia volunteers, which was heli nt the Hotel Hanover. corner of 3d and Fennsylvania avenue northwest, March 21 instant, met last might and agreed to it their claims to Congress through Gen. Be cxmember uf Congress irom ks EES wase pleasant little act at Kernan’s yesterday not put down on the bills and not inte ee wala Ailes Gio patermanes ence Miller presented Miss Lillian Washburn with a handsome solid silver toilet set in recognition of Miss Washburn's valuable assistance during Miss Miller's recent illness. Mr. Joseph F. Hester ot North Carolina bas been appointed clerk at the Stratford, formerly the Langham. SWELLING THE FUND. Additional Subscriptions Keceived to the G. A. KR. Guarantee Fund. Additional subscriptions to the guarantee fund, national encampment, G. A. Ik, received by George E. Lemon, chairman finance com- mittee, are reported as follows: Previously reported. ..... 37,740 00 Wm. Watters’ So 25 00 J. A. DeWitt (the 3 00 Gedney & Roberts Co 3 00 | Ernest Le Mour.... 25 00 | Jordan & McLeod. 10 00 ‘Thomas Walsh..... 8) wv 3, R. Freeman..... . 2 00 M. K. Hall (the Ardmore). 2 00 Bobert Leitch & Son .... 30 00 Be ME MMs x o5a= 28-3 25 00 | Henry Alschwee, additional. 20 00 | W. G. Metzerott & Co... 25 00 | Edward P. Mertz 5 00 | E. T. Davison. ore 10 00} Edward Kolb (Koib’s Hotel) 10 00 L. Barnum (the Tremont)... 4000 J. McKnew (the Slater)... 10 00 J. R. Gillette (the Winston)... .. 500 Henry B. Sanders (Sanders’ Hotel). 2% 00 Ira Godfrey. ose 10 00 . 10 00 10 00 20 00 | 10 Wo 25:00 25 00) 25 00 2 00 - $38,355 00 Personally interesting the coin the matter iy interesting themselves in the matter of collecting these subscriptions now and they hope that as the time is going on toward the encampment all who have not yet paid their contributions will do so without delay. ‘They also ask that those who have not already sub- scribed will consider it their duty to aid the committee in their work of securing a fund suf- ficient to entertain the visiting veterans in the ‘most hospitable man; ——_ E Street Baptist Church. It will be remembered that the E Street Bap- tist Church purchased last summer half the blook at the corner of 10th and N streets north- west asasite for anew chureb edifice It is Regarded as a very eligible location, being on the highest fround in the city. They propose to erect a structure that will bes credit to the gharch and an orsament to the city. Iu the res: enterprise a mass be hetd ch, E and” Gib streets, on | Seclock. Their friends and music ‘The Moser Water Colors. 4 to the inclement weather of Saturday | aad request of friends the exhibition of Moser’s water colors will be extended one day— through Monday next. The Fischer ry, 629 15th street. — Adri fe a cs To Artawnic Crrx via Roxat Bice Linn — | ve Obio station daily and 10am. and 12 m. Kound-trip rate $8.30. Tickets good for six months from | op me. checked from residence | te st Atlantic City. Street cars aud eab | service Baltunore and Obio station at to Heading pier foot of Chestnut ptreet.—Adet. Avenque Hotel, New York, which is absolutely fire proof and has five iron staircases and four elevators surrounded by heavy brick walla One hundred and fifty thousand dollars has been expended by the new proprietors for improve- able record in this city was the famons domino party given at the English legation by Sir Ed- ward and Lady Thornton. The unmasking at midnight proved a great revelation as the identity of the maskers be- came known, and is still remombered with pleasure by many persons who are still beaux and belles. There have beon ous Mi-careme balls, and really one est was that given last year by Ganson White in honor of the dancing class. Mrs. Hearst gave an elegant ball « few yeurs ago that made the of that Lent a memorable date. Another famous Mi-careme ball that will go down into history as a might-have-been was the poudre arranged by Mrs. Whitney for a char- Itable purpose and was omitted because of » death in her family. c ‘The White House has been phenomenally quiet ull the week. The chief causes for it have been Mrs. Harrison's illness and Mrs. Me- Kee's departure for Boston. Mrs. Harrison had an attack of bronchitis, that, however, quickly yielded to treatment by Monday, but’ she has had to be very careful since, and was obliged to give up many social engagements that she had accepted weeks ago. Fortunately she bad no dinner party planned forathome. The fine days of the week tempted the President to re- turn to his daily walks and drives. He has been a frequent promenader on Connecticut avenue and generally alone, during the early afternoons, when society is airing itself in ite showy turnouts. Yesterday he varied his exer- cise by driving out to the country behind his pair and having Mrs. Dimmick in the buggy with him. z Mrs. McKee started on Tuesday for Boston, and expected to be away about ten days. We are going to havea studio concert. It has been agsravating, to say the least, to hear people, wheu they returned from New York and Boston Visits this past season, reler so fre- quently to the charm of these ‘events so com- mon in the largecities. Mr. Pierre Stevens has planned a coucert at Mr. Harvey L. 0 studio, 1727 1%h street, on Monday evening, April 4, in which the very best musical talent a te ony ull tke part, Me. Siovens bas given so many other delightful evenings at the various dramatic entertainment t whieh he has been so prominent that all his friends are only too glad to help him make this concert a great success. ‘The proceeds are to be applied to the erection of a churek im the county. Mrs. Hibbard Thompson, Mrs. Charles G. Dulin, Mrs. and Miss Painter, Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Comstock are the committee of ladies in- terested in the musical and literary entertain- ment at All Souls’ Church next Tuesday even- ing. Mins E. Jean Wilson, assisted by the Co- lumbia Musical Club and’ several professional artists, will take part. ‘The proceeds are to aid the mission school of cookery and housework, in which so many prominent persons are inter- ested. Mrs. Wm. E. Earle gave a musicale yesterday morning, when a delighted company of 100 friends were her guests. Mra Vance, whose clever interpretation of southern dialect poems is well known among her friends, recited “The Two Runaways” and was greatly ap- Jauded. Mrs. Stilson Hutchins sang and Miss Btevens played during the musical part of the rogram. Refreshments were served before the dies separated after spending a couple of hours in this charming way. ‘The marriage of Miss Brewer and Mr. Kar- rick will take place on Easter Monday night and at St. John’s Church, which the bride-elect has attended since coming here to reside. Mr. Rarrick will be here tomorrow for a little visit. ‘The bride's two young sisters. who are still school girls, will be her bridesmaids. They will be home from echool for the Easter holidays and to assist at this happy function. As Jus- tice Brewer's house would not begin to accom- modate all the acquaintances of the family the company invited to the reception wili consist only of the contracting families and the mem- | bers of the Supreme Court families. A delegation of Mr. Karrick’s friends will come on from Boston for the wedding. The wedding trip wiil be to Europe and their future homes ton, Mrs. Wanamaker went to New York yester- day morning and the Misses Wanamaker fol- lowed ber in the afternoon. They expect to be away about a fortnight, as Mrs. Wanamaker felt the need of a little rest and change of scene. Mrs. Elkins intends to keep up her Wednes- day receptions during Lent whenever she is in town, as it gives her as much pleasure to meet her friends as it invariably gives those who cross her threshold. The respite from many social obligations is giving Secretary and Mrs. Eikins more chance to be with their family. They are companions of their daughters and sons in more than the usual sense. The line of bicycles m front of the house gives evidence of the boys’ presence. There are three at home now, Stephen, Richard and Blaine, and they are fine, manly boys, up to all sorts of pranks, but not of a variety go give trouble to their mother. Master Davis Elkins is at college. Miss Elkins is devoted to her brothers and they to her, but all admit that little Miss Katherine is the pet of the household. Secretary Elkins knows that his tuble is elastic, as he rarely ever goes home to luncheon without bringing one or two friends along. Both Mrs. and Mi | Elkins express “the greatest pleasure in their Washington life, the m N more to their daily satisfaction. The family will probably go up to their West Virginia home some time in early May if the weather looks promising for country life. ‘Miss Foster, daughter of the Secretary of the Treasury, will give a luncheon on Monday honor of Mise Wight. ps 3 Mrs. Leiter has been entertaining and Lady Brassy during their stay here. Bos- tow papers announce with great zest that Miss Leiter will spend Easter week there as the guest of Mrs. William Appleton. Mra. J. Thomson Swann islooking forward to Fpiuraine to her Princetou nome early in Fe Mrs. W. E. Curtis gave a breakfast to young Jadies on Thursday. ts enjoyable e Miss L. A. Gibbs has gone to New Y. short visit. ‘Misa Marian Wé ten covers on We eT) Fauna & Box, One Price, cor. 7th and By gave a luncheon of 1260. “Domestic” Sewing by Machine Ca.,Tth and H. ‘Bpebial attention to Snjered ty Sesoving Prem 0 Gan! he ee eS Mr. 8. T. Gordon, editor of the Kusins Valley (West Virginia) News, in jumping from'a 14th street car yesterday fell and received a severe cut on the forehead and was somewhat braied. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital arid his injuries attended to, after which he was sent to 2212 12th street, where he is stopping with friends. Mr. and Mra. J. W. Pilling have gone to St Augustine, Fis., for a short visit. Mr. John N. Wright and Miss Nettie Gleason married last Wednesday by Rev. Dr. Buck of Rock Creek Chiareh at the subar- father ban residence of Mr. Albert Gleason. t! of the bride. The bride was droseed in a gown of hand-emibroidered silk en train aud carried Stim, 14th aud'New York ae By lilies of the Talley an d aiden bair ferns. The ee ie groom. the son of Mr. T. right of Cincin- Hines of Mr. Zadok Williams. Dog Collars, Harness, Whips, Com! 3 nati. Obio, iss member of lass of "92 ii ‘ mame engraved f: V ALFORD’ Paiave. * | # Cornell University, where he was s, prominent| _ MF. Zadok Williams, one of the oldest res Aen dents of the city, is quite sick at hie residence near the south end of 3d street southeast. Mr. Williams is a native of Georgetown and has ré- sided in the Navy Yard section nearly all his life, and ix now in his eighty-eighth year. He bas been up to this attack scarcely sick # day in fe. society mar and belonged to the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity, Among those present were the families of the couple and Miss Keedy Williams of Fredericksburg, Senator Tarpie, Miss Turpie, Maj. Winship, ip. Miss Clara Barton and Mi Miss Wright, the groom’ honor Certain to Satisfy You. One bottle of Piso's Cure for Consumption will conviace you of its wonderful efficacy. Druggists. 25c. Fifty More of those fine Sewing Machines veiling so rapidly at $10 at the Capitol Hill Domestic Agency, 4th and Pa. ave. ue. Wx. Fox, Manager. Tr 260. mhit-4t ——___. “Rockbridge Rye,” tinest made, - me Per Kechabite Visitation. h Jon; $1 quart Bouts lanente an nare Se The Home Society Club gave & ‘donkey |, T¢ following list of official visitations hee |" jaieasw,tr been arranged by the grand chief ruler of the Independent Order of Rechabites in this juris- residence of very enjoya- entertained dur- strumental rty” on Tuesday evening at the Een gh Tunag evening at ble affair. ‘The company w: ing the evening with vocal music by the Minses Josie and Miss Blanche Corson, sete Fedora Dress Shields, Best In the World. Messrs. Woodward'& Lothrop wri “We consider them the best in our stock, and could not get along without them.” fel3-s8m Fits, Spasms, St. Vitus Dance, Drunken- ness, Opium cured by Dr. Miles’ Nervine. Free samples at Druggists, dtr Buy a Machine Witn » Reputation Earned by Forty Years of ‘Faithful Service. Examine our New High-Arm No. 9. It silent rotary motion free from th , Tasp’ tion of shuttle machinon 80 Be*"¥> FM#PIRE 80- Warxtes & Witsox Mro. Co., fe28-ste _487 9th ot. new. Phillips’ Digestib! A very nutritious drink for children. boy prints were sarees off by Misses Ki Bak- eremith and Lilly Fauth and Mesers. John Day and J. H. A-Fowler. Those présent were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Corson, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. , Mr, and Mrs. ¥. J. Augusterfer, Mr. and Mrs. K. Pollard, Mr. H. G. Bergling, the Misses Ade ‘lle and 5. No. 7, June 17; Capitol, No. 13, Jane'28. i Ladies’ Ald Society, No. 2. The Ladies’ Aid Society, No. 2, auxiliary to Phil Kearney Camp, 8. of V., held its regular meeting last evening. A large number of the members were present, considerable business was transacted and the ladies discussed the ad- visability of an entertainment in the near fature. A program for memorial day services was also outlined. After the society closed the ladies were engaged in the practice of a mili- tary drill led by Sr. Jenking accompanied on the piano by Mr. Preston. ——_s—— A Memorial Service. The late Chas, A. Barker was actively con- nected with Central M. P. Church, 12th and M streets northwest,and was for some time super- intendent of the Sunday school. A memorial service will be held tomorrow morning and a sermon preached before the church and Sun- day school in connection with that service. Mr. Barker was largely instrumental in secur- ing the erection of the handsome edifice at thin place and of having adopted the plans for the future structure, which will cover the corner adjoining the caapel. — Result of an Autopsy. Deputy Coroner Schaefer yesterday exam- ined at the morgue the body of Henry Freier, the soldier from Hampton, Va., who died at 112 434 street Thursday evening. He was found to have died from heart disease, and that there was a tumor on the heart, of about equal size, which had forced that organ into the thorax, and it was a Miss Bush of Lawrenceburg, Ky., and Miss Saffell of Frankfort, Ky., are visiting Mrs. J.G. Carlisle. ‘Mrs. J. G. Carlisle, by reason of ill health, is unable to return her calls, vut she will be at home informally Thursday evenings in March and April. ‘The Golden Star Pleasure Citb gave a ple ant masquerade party Thursday at the re dence of Mr. J. M. Anderson, No. 1429 W street northwest. Among those pfesent were the Misses Ridgeley, G. Brookes, L. Brookes, K. Finn, M. Finn, 'B. Prather, A, Reynolds, C. Reynolds, L. Mobler and A. Bower,and Messrs. Vaughan, J. Brown, Bradshaw, Quill, Sincell; P. Brown, J. O'Donnell, B. O'Donnell, T. Rey- nolds, E. Cremp, Goodmanand Halley. Amoug the maskers were Harry Williams, clog dancer; L Polglase, beggar; F. on, jockey: Katie Spaight, evening star; J. Reynold, German Gertie Lusby, Night; Lillie Plant, id; May Ferry, Quakeress; Will Palmer, Jacob Belt, lost child; Lena Fisher. school girl; F. Sylvester, soldies; J. Polly, clog dancer; Wm. Belt, democratic delegate; Effie Prather, grandmother; Bertie Reynolds, cook, Ed Bartholme, monkey. Mrs. Florida Sharpe of San Antonio, Te: widow of the late Dr. Redford Sharpe of the United States army, and Mr. Redford Sharpe, ir., are spending a couple of weeks with Dr. Sharpe's sister, Mrs. George V. Balch of 2321 Coligraph Writing Machine is no lot a luxury, but bas become a necessity. 18 at tion Oil. Only 25 cts. 6 None Name It but Wheeler & Wilson's New Hight Ane % A marvel of lightn jut It is Not Necessury tocall « doctor for or bruise; get Bal Office 437 9th st. n.w. STAGE EXCURSIONS. pyr 2 sr aoe a & oi Soldiers’ Home and’ Cabin John Bridke. Fare. Youre ‘wip, 50 to Tae. Zoo Park and! dines, iis: rk evation buildings, 250. _ OFFICIAL NOTICES. —DEPARTMENT OF STAT! C.. Maret 25.1 ‘lat ‘of November, 1801, fimkhowns Per dispatch Se 170" Dated January 13, 180 mies FFICIAL —DEPA‘ ‘MENT OF STATE, WASH- ington, ‘D. March 25, 1892. —Iniormation has been received at this department from. Mr. 3, Daugherty. the consul of the United States Chand. Bet, den Fed, = Go. W. Brown, Barz & Co.. Base 1608 @ STREET. DEPOSITS, EXCHANGER DISCOURTA. ‘A specialty mate of aveetinent securities. Forme exchange ieued on a! pointe Local eecurttiee bouctit and sold, ‘OW MACART NEY, Bomber AY. Bock Ea, CORRON a MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1410 F ST. x. Ranhere and Dealers teeters Bonde snd a loca! walved: Gee, Tosurance and'Tet ESa ioe JOHN L. THEE Paes 7B ear BAPTIST OMURCH QUARTET, BLLES BAe Sa by SC QUARTET, X MONDAY EVENI STREET abSialtege Nections, ‘arities stad Hosea, Co,"s, 857 Pa ave, Sa Teephone Stok bourht apd aord }y 18 sha T. F. Dean, nt ange MUGGS LA Ine. - Ey ie re aaa juartet. 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Home: nature. ). Class drill yeti iil im beautifs gua n and ntecetl a tudes, accompanied by qo oa ‘and ‘sketches, to: ew and orucinal with each “collewes ‘without te peerie Enowielae of tse other Ry a whe OCEAN EXD OF KENTUCKY aVENUR, ATLANTIC GITY, N. 3. ‘Best reverved ‘cents, For bele at kaw F” Droch'y 028 ‘Pennsylvania ave- = tod THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST K2.ane treo Tana, ¥ AVE, ATLANTIC CITY, . ‘Pennsylvania avd. and 11th st, ee ib geenn view. Thott ‘ - . Whicdt TONIGHT! TOXIGHT!! BEILLY AND WOOD'S BIG SHOW, PEGGY PRIDE; . FLORENCE MILLER AND PAT REILLY, vinta ave. atlantic City. ¥. 3. ‘proved, steaug es L cours. een Sek at Seek ENGEIMER onan: fei i Canao, Peru, of the death on the 24th of October, “HADES AXD THE 400.” 6°} OTEL DENNIS.” ATLANTIO CITY, ®. 7 ; most peculiar case. The body was removed to | svi. at Guadalupe Hospital’ . place . cold, sea water bathe.” Diese s ree ive euchre |J,W. Lee's undertaking ‘ortabiishiment, ana | of restience a te Tice of James, Brown: placé | NEXT WEEK—William Muldbon and the Henry seawater butim.” Dectlp ou the oer tae nat Joe an Guin: progressive euchre | caorig made to find his wife and chil- | Patch No.119. Dated January 15, 1802, it | Burlesque Company. mbis-Gr ~ ee = USEF H. BOKTU! pris arty Thursday night at the residence of Mrs. | dren, who live in York, and other friends. FFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE | [)NTERTAINMENT FOR TOF MIs- Soe | ‘BE Leeman, iam P. . 2 " Ca0F, THE come mI B s err ‘8. HOGE, President. ‘ Wa P. Mullin, No- 1017 12th street northwest eecesne gee! var Tree Distiet_ of, Columbia, Washington. | March 3, EXTER SUS be WARD HODSE & DANIEL, Secretary. ATLANTA RE Penge rama ave. Mrs. Mullin and Mrs. Lamon of Paris, Ill., re- ceived the Donald of Tabernacle Entertainment. Mit | The entertainitiont at the Tabernacle last of Columbia, that under and by virtue of the authority conferred 4 ests. Those present were power « nthe said Commissioners by York, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. y the second section 01 the Joint resolution ” to regulate Mason, Misses Molly Davis, Mira Hendley, | evening was a decided success, The program lexan Uecerer Cause eatin ee ‘ash Eugenea Fox, Judson, Madeira, Smith, Drs. | was excellently rendered by some of Washing- | approved Fe "the following reua- Bunnemyer, Morse, Wagner, Juisobn, Messrs. | tou’s best talent. Mr. E. B. Hay, as usual, de- | #0" be. a Adams, Lamon, Moore, Deemer, Walimo and Thompson. Mrs. Appleton P. Clark, jr. (formerly Miss Florence Perry),will be at home again on Mon- day, March 28, at 241 Delaware avenue north- east. On Thursday Mrs. James C. Pilling enter- tained twenty-four ladies ata luncheon in honor of Mrs.,Wootton of New York, who is visiting her parents, Gen. and Mra. H.G. Wright The six email tables at which the guests were seuted were decorated with piacques of violets, after- ward Lroken up into corsage bouquets for the Indies. Those present were Mrs. Wootton, Mra. Cabell, Miss Davis, Miss Dawes, Mrs. Rocheste: Mrs. Washburn, Mra. Sutherland, Mrs. Alex- ander, Mrs. MacArthur, Mrs. Edmonds, Mrs. Walter Pilling, Mrs. Jeffries, Mrs. Stanley Brown, Mrs. Denny, Miss Vulte, Mrs. Kilbourne, Mrs. Haycock, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Geer, Mrs. Lusk. Mrs. Mailery, Miss Maggie Wood and 1 said District. name! shall not be lawtul for the proprietors of bi tables. pool tables, Laxateile tab es, Jenny Lind tabies, or. ike tab) fMebourds and bowling alleys. d_gain in the District of Co- of twenty is, pool, on such. lighted his audience, and equally meritorious were Messrs. Charles West, Rulof Stratton, Ernest Daniel, T. B. Amiss, jr., and the Misses Garrettand Deno. The Tabiers and Mazie Rose, a quartet of children of unusual musical ability, rendered some charming selections, The accompanists were Mrs. M. M. Rose, Law, Mr. MeEnerny and Mr. H. Seitz. “lla tard The kajsey hus anddenly concluded to return to Berlin today. He is said to have come to thisconelusion-in order to silence the reports concerning hie health, both mental and physi- re oF her license, at DUUGLAS=, Commissioners, D. Coveren Wirz Sones. TRIED THE DOCTOR AND ALMOST EVERY- THING I COULD THINK OF, BUT ey 3, W. DOUGLASS, T. ROSSELL, Cominiasioners D. dah24-6t Mra. Rosa Wright Smith. ’ tered SETesD ae OFECH DF THE ASSIGSOR._ DISTRICT OF A pleasant birthday party was given by Mr. | THOUGHT 1 WOULD TRY CUTICURA REME- | \v fa SO pe eS and Mrs. Hunter at their residence, 1740 14th Digs. IN ONE WEEK I rosce tradinue at lurve, produce dea! 3 treet, heme & evening to their daughter Lil- WAS CURED. ina in the several markets will expire on the THIRTY- lian. wno was eleven years old on that day. The Ps RST DAY OF MARCH, 1882. Said licenses must be promptly renewed by sli persons desiring to con- Batre such eyes of voateae, Ba pter ot tis Com- AunemoDers, . MATTHEW 1RIMBLE, Assessor, D.C. mb22-6t AUCTION SALES. 5 FUTUKE DAYs. ‘{,HOMAS DOWLING & BON, Auctioneers, T O12 Est. nw. FOR MEN, WOMEN AND AUCTION. H THIRTIETE. ‘we will sett little ones were entertained with gumes and dancing anda supper was served at hall-past ‘The floral decorations of the table and din- ing room were elaborate and tasteful. Mise Lillian was the recipient of many handsome presents from her young guests. Those pres- ent were Masses Mollie Weyman, Luia Clay- baugh, Jessie Hunter, Marie Howe, Lillie Price Louise Moulden, Irene Seitz, Minnie Corcora: Vergie Hunter, Lotive Ward, Masters Clarence Maddox, Ernest Knorr, Austin Harvey Cutter, Owcar Claxton, Clinton Hunter, Thos. Morrison, Jobn MacMaloue and Harry Hunter. Little Virgie Pumphrey of 1591 5th street northwest cel b eamy ber fourth birthday iast Wednesday evening with e pleasant party. Among the guests were Ethel Ople, Audrey Bell, Ernest Charles, Arthur Charles, Milton, Willie and Arthur Magill. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 8. Tainter gave last even- ing a pink and green dinner of ten covers to Representative and Mre. Warren F. Daniels of New Hampshire. ‘The table was decorated with pink and white tulips and ‘ferns and was lighted by grepn candies under green shades. The third monthly meeting of the Leap Year Club was held last Thureday evening at the res- idence of Mr. H. Gale Turpity at Woodside, Md. ‘The guests of the club were Mr. and Miss Wilson of Woodside. peb fase Mra, Davis Wants Alimony. Abill for alimony was filed by Eliza Davis through Messrs. Birney & Birney against Samuel Davis today. The bill sets out the marriage by Rev. Wm. Stewart “in August, 1880, and they lived together till October 3 inst, when she was forced by the constant ill- treatment of defendant to leave him, and although they, lived der” the roo! Itried the CUTICURA REMEDIES and they aid everything forme. My head and body were covered with some kind of sores, and I tried almost everything Tcould think of, and finally I tried the doctor, but nothing helped me. After reading your advertise- ment I thought I would try CUTICURA REMEDIES. I bousht the CUTICURA, CUTICURA SOAP and the CUTICURA RESOLVENT, and one week after I be- xan usins them my sores dried up, and I have not had them since. Mrs. E. A. JONES, McIntosh, Ga. HOES 350 PAIRS oh SRR CUTICURA NEVER FAILED. oe ave been using your CUTICURA REMEDIES for several years, especially the CUTICURA, and it has never failed to do what is claimed for it. "It is about the only remedy I keep in my house all the time, I would not be without it for money. Ithink it is the best shin cure in the world. I use it for all kinds of sores, new or old, and it ‘cures them. Prof. J. W. PORTIS, Davis Military School, Winston, N. 0, Auctioneers, 612 E st. ATCLIFFE, DARE & CO., Auctioneers. OF TWO-STORY AND BASE- HOUSE, 1420 PIEKCE PLACE fs ctionon FRIDAY, APRIL FIRST, PPAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. Mf, ub lot improved by, Two-Story and. Basen joune, 1 and is’ in wood ent £20 Pierce place. House has 7 . Lot 16x100t0 third cash, balance in one, two and three percent. Terins to be con.plied with in ten Ail conveyancing at cost of purchaser. mh26-d&eds fPHOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTAT! KN SO THE "HOTH ‘BREWERY. VEEN C AND DST! of a certai of trust fasgttain toed of tex ‘obe of the land ros On of si the ENT Bi NowTHW ‘We will sell sais, at HAL Beate I ys and bat! T had a very severe case of what the doctors called, ring worm or tetter on my foot. After trying several of the best physicians ior over a year without benefit, was induced to try your CUTICUKA REMEDIES, which compietely cured me. JOHN C. SHOFNER, Nashville, Tena. CUTICURA RESOLVENT ‘The new Blood and Skin Purifier. internally, and CUTICURA, the Great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautifier, externally, in- stantly relieve and speedily cure e' humor of the skin, scalp and blood, with loss of hair, from infancy to age, froin piuples tg scrofuis. ear- in Liber ‘records of the oO! P.M., t ¢ Washinton, in ea towit: OR Se gruciual jot ten (10), except the south two (2) SEE Oy Satay tol nite oy moat) teare ace rents ve CoD in A. Vonler’s ‘subdivision of part of sciuare. Alproperty 1s improved by a lange ice house, being mate for t Fposes. &, building used a sum her «ardin and au old freme dwellinie. ‘ms or sale: Cne-tiird of the Di cash: balunce #4 two equal installments, Spare vovured, by the prouinaary no\ey of the War: states nds = purelaser's option. - All conveyani Hing at tue irurrhascr's cost. ‘Terms of sale to be Hed with within Aiteen days from the day of sale, wae ke Fusies reaches the Fight to resell af ths wultims % Pine A TULLAM B WEBB, Trastes. and mh2G-dads ‘Trustee's office, 4u6 5th nw. Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 0c. ; SOAP, 5c. ; RESOLVES’ +" G4 pages, 59 il Justraticns and 100 testimouials, mailed free, BABY'S Skin and Scalp purified and beautified by CUTICURA SOAP. Absolutely pure. HOW MY BACK ACHES! Back Ache, Kidney Pains and Weakness, Lameness, Strains and Pains RELIEVED IN ONE MINUTE by the CULICUKA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER, the first and only instantaneous pain-killing, ening plaster. u period he refused to provide her with money to purchase cloth- ing and simply provided for the food necessary to her subsistence. She charges that he was in of taunting her and irom time to that he waseaving his money te live with another woman after she should die Hicu-Gnave F, ‘URNITURE ‘ze Lasr Cur For Tus Szasox. at If you aren need of » suit look at the suits weare eelling at @5, Look at the suits we are selling at £6.25. ‘Look at the suits we are selling at $7.50. Most stores will charge you double for the same Children’ agits, $1.50, $1.75, $2 and 82.25. _ It will_paz.yeu to look at these suits before you go Mas. Crzaveraxn Melis the Story of Her Cure of We will place on sale NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA. Piven oa, ‘Mrs. A. B.Clesveland of Milford. Mass., is the of the Noreross Beothers of Boston, the famous build- ers. Ina long and interesting statement (which will be sent in full to any one Wino wishte it). Mra. Cleave- lund says that a fow years ayo she hed « severe form of nervous dyspepsia, the symptoms being PALPITATION OF THE HEART. Burning sensation in the fainting spells and an AWFUL DEATHLLIRE PERLING from which she often thought she ever recover. She was TIRED AND Steal cig dog —er na ‘FROM 88 TQ 132 POURDS. HOOD'S SARSARARILLA perille, ‘She ascribes all: woyeaan at meneie omen doe i you suffer from say Mailer t ty Hood's Saree fet | ware ined Wi ; NORE ull be sven fo1-3m ¥. 6. LELMAN & ©0. ‘PSE INVINGTON, ATLantie city, ws. Elevator, steam bested. ocean view, filtered water for sil purpooee. Bend tor care etn mort AY, MARCH 2), ot enna " CHURCH, cor, itttaad [SSUBAXCE PLACED OX LIVES OF MEN AND fered. consist: | | omen in amcunta from $1,000 TO $1,000,000. -— eee OHSS, 2 > C. T. Havexsen, w Xe ant, when she recited at Futh Avenue Hotel. 7 . ‘Appearance 1b Washiugion Hoe RE, oT la eve. Dear ocean, . A new winter house. "sarge bay-window rovins, «ty ing fine view of tueocean "py etcags and upem araion. Open all che year. fel D_W. CHANDLER. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. ‘Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or OTEL CLAKENDON. Virginie ave., pear the beach, . Atlantic, Col JOUN ML. ‘Steam heat and complete in ali eppvintuwente Telephone, 453. 274m And Seats now on sale, 77D AH: 1 Fomurr ifPoxtanti ToxieaT) BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION RUSTIC FESTIVAL . OF WASHINGTOX, D. Cc. Of the Bubscribed Capital $1,000,000. WOW OPEx. of ocean and forest makes tt cial a henlthfai’sesort, witha pociivaly creates Address 8. E ORITTENDER, ‘Virginie Beach, Va. WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CORPS, AT THE ARMORY, ALBAUGH'S OPERA HUUSE. Dancing from 10to 11:30. @ Per Cent paid on Regular Deposits, and 10 Per Cont pad on Deposite lett with the Association for 5 years. feo-ru,1 ‘You can borrow $1.000 from us on Real Estate secur- ity and pay it back at the rate of @13 per month. x. ‘The 17th series of stock is. now open tor subscrip- tion, = LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. SSE ——__ MEDICAL, dc. ____ BK. LEON, 404 C ST. BET, 4% AND 6TH 6TS. ¥.W.. ‘The well-Rnown ladies’ puysician, can be consulted Gaity from 10to 1 and 5 to 8. ‘Prompt trestinent. ub 17-190" KOFESSIONAL MASSAGE TREATMENT be obtained, with the best of medical refernaces, welt For sale at the prominent drag stores and by mentbers ‘of the corps, ‘There will be no soliciting for votes: chase of articles for sale to. mar the nz spent at the festival. Rcaano BeRMers1 OFFICERS. nor for the pur- a HARRISON DINGMAN. {PIANO VIRTUOSO, ‘Will Appear in » Grand Recital FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1892, At 8:15 O'Clock, at the UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, Corner 13th and ‘L, ste. northwest, Under the special patronaye of MKS. LEVI P. MOBTOK, ‘MRS. M. HARBISON McKEE, MIS H. CABOT LODGE And other d: patrons. Knabe savings and TRUST COMPANY Knute & 00.» Xo. [i vessaLisr cHoRce, CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS JANUARY 22, 1867. Reorganized under act of Congress October 1, 1890, ‘And special act of Congress February 18, 1802, CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY, Astibted by , THE FRANZ ABT CLUB. Admission, 50>. Acts as executor, administrator, euardian of the e- ‘deed of trust ou the, property sold, of al || S¥0oxp aNwvar exarerrion oF Tat Sep priors bike Saas mh ADMISSION FREE. ‘Becetves money deposits in sums of TEN CENTS ‘and upward and allows interest thereon. ‘Money deposited on or before the first day and on the firm, second and third days of the month will drew ip. ‘terest from the first day, ‘Loans money upon real estate and collateral security. ‘Selle firet-class real estate and other securities in sums of 6600 and upward.