Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1892, Page 4

~~ ~~, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. 0) pECEMBER” — 1) 1888 c: LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather 8 Fw. #oNnar. For the Distnet aumbia, Maryland and Virginia clearing. north to west winds, slightly colder Sanday evening. decidedly colder Mon. day morn Low tide Sam 1253 set axp Dureet Kvrr Jackets for holl- ft, 01.45 ov Prave & Sow dey th and D. « to send in wn. Xawpun desires bis pa thetr Christmas order+ December 24, on *hic hasors of wine 999 7th strret rrarn & Ce early to avoid the rush b ate last vear over liquors had to be West End. bog mp with ever ear. placing your orders Morrirns. or. 7th and D. x, 614 12th. Fixe Hotrpar Fraxe &S Mer 2 & Wercert “0 Fo Xinas goods in the 1 Briar Wood Pipes and domestic sh-grade band-made new taare Virginics th p Gary Mis he city per ib ie x Buttercup 06 Oh at. we ase 41s 1620 O wt. now Crnseraas Wrens Lier Poe We ve * the mS AT ® pe o Wh ut N ine where eodiework * Haxpsowe Hots Fane & Sox - Hoateny or. 7th and D. on Xotas Parsee. Muttlers, Um- Low prices wis, 459 7th et, Mes « Fens amixas in Neckwear Jere, Hd k fe. AT { reliable goods oniy Pownaret Opera Glames.€5. Merten (33Paer Tur Dows Pisniows we are offering are sure to please you. WH. Horemros Mro. Co. Inteewrnéren Rooxs Library Inks Pocket Bs Cwaracx & Tarr nei in Wor ks and € 1m, 915 axp Ca tm thing in Fixe Coxrect lates, Bon Bons, Nongas, Wafers, Butter Cups, ‘Taffys, Choice Mixtures, e., 20, 25 and 40c. a pound in Swanrt ess, ly Maker, $03 Pa. ave. Ir You Frxp your teeth that «uperb article, Mirot’s Dentifrice, the best footh wash and mouth tome known. 6c. every mbere troubling you try - Convers Cunaven by the Expr Canret Wo 435 Mane. ave. nw..are made moth- brouf free of charge. Telephone 435-2 1875, Bexar of Netsox Wuisxy, th hentucty fame. Yso, GaRxER ikerchiets, Hosiery, he an mforts, Car- ge and Art Squares at cor Possent’s Tox Cuma tomorrows dianer thing in season Order a quart for Fusseil’s « Every New York ave. For Watt Parzen. Window Shades, Room Moldings and Interior Tinting and Decorating sow KW. Hexpusox's, 11S Pot. ow i Ratna, e Ceram. 235 G st. aw. 1 Wine Give Tex Ven Crxr off all goods sold before the vist. Wat Clocks, Dia- | monds, Silver Ware. Jewelrs, &¢ WS. Tarpas, 604 9b st. aw, - Gyrseys Gut for Gy pary’s Git We Orven 10 per | uuckley and Jus. Kelly: trustees, T. E. Lee, | monds, Watches this chance. | ML. Mahany and J. D. Parker. | Jacone Bao Penn. | 7 a a | Important Changes of Trains Over the Penn- Joy B Kei of the wh st. wing. Center | radi Malena. het desires te enil the attention of Senators, * of Congress arriving in the eit where they ean Steak. Lam ed Boot which ther strangers €e 1 stock of » hand. ad A at. unt ou Dia- this chance. Pen CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS FONIGHT Atmarom’s Oren Howse “The American Minister Neviowa Tweaten Wm. H. Crane in Wilkinson's on Mew A Pa Rebel Hanaw’ Bisov Twrares. James A. Reilly fm “A German Soldier Kew Lrerux Twxaten —Sem Devere \owems — 15tb etreetand Caamoun Lwetrrere 10-912 BWA World's Fair Tests Staxet Mt Almost Nroke Mer Heart “It almost breaks my beart!* she wailed. “But you bave not exsmine oh in ber Lit carefully © “6 ie not necessary. madam,” Flanagan re- Blind: “there le 60 much differeuce betwee Bdand © rhinestone that a giar foes.” For perfect stones go to 331 Seventh street northwest — Ade! “Vinomtes” is the name of » cigar that can- mot be excelled assemoker. In fact it isa a art and covtains all ry I smoke. Adet. ! | ; i i { HI z i pi! H , | ! } wecenery. he sale of geats has been large wad i ms point toa brillant cloving of Mr. Crane's engagement at Albaugh’s this | week. Hanes’ Brow Twest York” will be given at I Bijou The jot every | introduc | Williams’ Own Company, which he sends out | borg. will be the attraction at Kernan’s Lyceum | next week. | brated acrobatic grotesques, whose reception in | this country after repeated triumphs in Europe | are the Barke | Horace Wheatley, songs; George Leslie and | bam; bell: sent | | | mander, Jas. Campbell: adjucant, Geo. ren: Paymaster, Frederick Graf: quartermaster, Rheumatism. | L. J. Melchicr: chaplain, E. Daw t discount on Dia-| D. Bi | never | | 1225 Pa. ave. | Guatemala, recently arrested Senora Noriaga | | | ciunati express at 1:10 p.m, with through AMUSEMENTS. Tue Gronoxtows Oncnestna. was filled last night with an audience that abundant expression of its satisfaction at ‘mance of the Georgetown Orchestra at ite forty-third public rehearsal. No local musical orgenizstion bas a greater hold upon the community than this orchestra and the good work it bas done in enlarging and broad- roing musical taste ia fully recognized and ap- preciated. It now stands at the head of ama- teur musical organizations in the country. It is not amateur in the character of ite work, but from the fact that the great majority of its members are held together by their love of music as an art and do not play for a salary. The program last night ted Lassen's Festival Overture, De Beriot’s ‘evuse, a Moreau de Concert and « group composed of Guirand’s “Danse Persane, Saint-Saens waltz from “Etienne Marcell” and Dvorak s “'Slavische Tanze,” in ail of which the work of the orchestra was generally pleasing. Int Beriot number the solo was by twely and in this was manifest the ‘e that had been gone through. effect ay well as tbe concerted accompani- ment fully Justified the applause that was given. In the accompaniment to tho Grieg con- certo the improvement of the orchestra was demonstrated and — this was cf decided interest becanse introduced as = piano soloist Mr. Jobn P. Lawrence, who ma ce hie return from hia p All the technical difh easily surmounted b layed a vigorous sty! tion of tue author's | meaning that was bighly gratifying. Miss | Emma Juch was the other soloist and sang | better than ateither of the previous concerts at which she hae appeared here this season. | The whole entertainment proved that Wash- | ington has increased reason to be proud of the ebestra, and the large attendance indicated | le are wiliing to properly sustain | at. TaeateR.— Mise Helen Barry | Wl prevent for the first time on any stage ‘nal M. Potter's play of “The Duchess” at the Metzerott 9 first public appear- | rotracted | culties of | | National Theater next week. Acapemy oF Mesie.—Jobn L. Sullivan in| “That Man From Boston” will be the attrac- iemy of Music next week. vat s.—The advance sale of seats and | the engagement of Rose Coghian and | mand company which | lomacy” at Albaugh’s t week has been quite large and indicat of the engagement. “Diplomac 1 established in public regard,both | “4 ig be n Europe und America. “Diplomacy's” first | American presentation was at Wallack’s Thes- | ter. New York, in 187%. Of the original cast, Kose Coghlan and Frederic Robinson—two of | the four pe! w alive—will be seen here in | their orig Miss Coghlan as the | Mr. Robinson as Count | Charles Cogblan will appear as the lating, courteous man of the world, hn T. Sullivan as Julian , Sadie Martinot as Dora and Beatrice Moreland as Lady Henry Fairfaz. cake ‘Tue Sex which bas always drawn large and delighted audiences in Washington, Will be produced at Albaugh's Opera House to- | nigh by Wm. H. Crane and his excellent com- | special request of the many admirers | great American comedy. It will be given next week, A good company will form the ant. scenic demand two car louds of scenery. There is Gramercy sqnare a8 weil as the Mansion of Albemarles and Ward's Island Insane Asylum. ‘The East river by moonlight presents a stream of real water and a genuine steamboat, surrounded by water craft of all description. The play gives st vivid picture of New York life, containing elements iety from the Batters to Ceniral A number of new specialties will be 4 s Lycrom Taeater.—Harry W. Park, every season from the Academy of Music, Pitts- Hix chief feature of the company this eeason consists of the three Carons, cele- isgratfying. The Quinns constitute another card. Prof. J. E. Kennedy presents an instruc~ tive and amusing act. Besides these cards, there ros., with their trick donke; Minnie Collin, songe and dances; Senator Frank Moran, orations; Sisters Omi, slack wire artists, and Phil. and Hattie Mills, sketches, 2: Officers Elected. Wednesday evening last Capital Council, No. | 920, Royal Arcanum, elected the following ot cers for the ensuing year: Regent, A. Hirsch; vice regent, H. €. tt; orator, W. H. Brig- | ry, M. Price; collector, A. Brann; ! Heilbrun; chapl M. Cohen; warden, E. L. J. Ber warz; tfustees. J. baumgarten, B. drickson and C. H. Vous. At the completion of | the above ceremonies a collation was served at | Orborn & Hoba: The Geu. J. M. Sebofield Garrison, Regular my and Navy U has elected the following ers for 1893: Command F. B. A commander, ( lepu treasut Kann Fs vice War- officer of | the day, Wm. Daly; officer of guard, Thos. Mor- ris; officer of watch, Benj. Jacobs; ensigns, On and after Sundar, December 18, import- ant changes will be made in through trains via the Pennsylvania R. R., leaving Washingten as follows: Columbian expregs at 10:15 a.m. daily, arrive Pittsburg 9 p.m.. Chicago 10 a.m., Ci cinnati 6:35 am. and Indianapolis 7:55 a.m., with sleeping and dining cars through to these points: at Harrisburg connection will be made ith fast line for all points in central and west- m Penns’ ia, Cleveland and Toledo; Pew: sylvania limited ‘at 1:10 p.m. daily, arrive Chi- cago at 12 noon. Sleeping car to Cincinnati discontinued on this train; St. Louis and Cin- sleeping and dining cars, ari 5:30 p.m. and Cineinnati press and southwestern express at 7:40 p.m. No change in through connections and sleeping and dining A Pullman sleeping ear will be plated in on western express through to Buffalo via Canandaigua and New York Ce tral E.R. Pacific express will leave at 1 pm. ing in St. Louis 15 a.m. Western ex- ESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY. Apply at offices, 513 and 1421 Pennsylvania avenue and B. and P. station.—Adet. ~—— Pianos of prominent condition, at Knabe's, $17 Pa. ave.— —- Smoke ree Vinorsics Cigar and you will regret it. This is Geo. W. Scott & Co.'s additior! to the countless number of al- ready good articles that this popular firm have introduced to the trade of Washington.—Adot. _ Parscx Onoans sold on @5 payments, Pa. ave. —Adet. 1225 _ Praxos for rent, Knabe's, 819 Pa. ave.—Adet Ivortaxt Sate of books at Latimer & Sloan's, 1407 G street, Monday at 7:30 p.m.— Ad on $10 payments. eee Beappeny Ptayos sold ~Advt. ‘Tue celebrated Knabe pianos, 817 Pa. ave.— Adet. pee ets See A Woman Beaten to Death With Rods. ‘The press of Mexico publish a story to the effect that Chief of Police Leon of San Jose, and had her beaten to death with rode It appears that the aufortunate woman supported the cause of Salvador in 1890. Two Taxes IN REGARD TO CATARRS. IT 18 A CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASE, AND 2D, IT REQUIRES A CONSTITU- TIONAL REMEDY. 1st, and cure. HOOD’S PILLS cure liver flls, Pdious- esa, jsundice, tid beedacbe, indignation. Py | to Mra, Del Monte, 1734 K atreet | GEORGETOWN. ‘A QUIET MARRIAGE. |. It bas just come to light that Mr. Peter A. Schiadt, a gentleman well known in Georgetown and up to last evening looked upon as a single man, has been a benedict since November 23. | On Mgt day, accompanfed by Mise Annie Alworth end thers the @ of St Mary's Gatholio Ghareh ras visited and Father Rosenfelt re- uested to perform a marriage ceremony. fas ak ay oe v couple have been | living in Washington. re was no reason at all for kecping the marriage a secret. Mr. and | Mra. Schladt bave taken up their residence at 22 H street northwest. PUTTING DOWN NEW TAILS. The Metropolitan Railrond Company are | now on Dumbarton avenue patting down their new tracks and in afew days the road through- out its entire length will be equi; with the groove rail.” It is stated eae ae Sooaeay will | strive hard this session to have its reute ex- | tended to the Aqueduct bridge. CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS. = The children of St. Anne's parish school will give a pleasant entertainment nest Thursday vening in connection with their Christmas tree celebration. At St. Gabriel's parish, near the Great Falls, the Caristmas celebration will be held on Jan- uary 2. Miss Mary Cullaban of Tenleytewn, the teacher of this school, is now engaged in the preparation of the program. NOTES. J.8. Belt bas sold to J. L. Powell parts of lote 5 and 6, im Lightfort's sub of Terrace Heights. This property is part of the tract loented at the northwest corner of the Foxall and New Cut roads, ore coal will be shipped to Georgetown this season by way of the canal, as on the 15th the boats left Cumberland for the last time until spring opens. ‘On the Friday after New Year the members of Independent Lodge, I. 0. G. T., will have a reunion. Farmers from Virginia and Maryland say that the growing wheat crop presents an un- usually thriving appearanct Rev. J. E. Regester, John’s, who has been visiting his old_ parish ioners, left last evening for Buffalo, N.¥.,wher he bas charge of the Cathedral Chure! At the residence of Capt. George Cook, 3521 Ostreet.a meeting of the Georgetown Cycle Ciub will be ‘on Monday next for the pur- pose of receiving the report of the recent smoker committee. The sidewalk on 324 street near Prospect which was considerably cut up by the electric car several weeks ago, has not yet been repaired. oo The Christmas Mission. The Christmas Mission, which accomplished much good last year, is in the fold again. The Christmas Mission has in view the demre to make as many as possible of the poor happy. The mission was organized by Indies charitably | disposed, and they ask any who feel inclined to assist them to send their donations of toss, books, clothing, Xmas cards or provisions rs, Henty 1325 K street, or Mrs. Fred May, 1437 hode Island avenue. All donations received be distributed among the poor by there lncies, a ae A Story of an Old Engine Horse. To the Fattor of The Evening Star: The account of the cagerness of engine horses to reach a fire, ina recent issue of Tur Star, calls to mind an incident in Utica, N. Y., in 1880. A horse, which had been many years in the service, was taken sick and a new one put in his place while the former was being doc- tored, he being hitched in an extra stall. One evening the alarm sounded and the team, in which was the vew hor-e, started for the fi but before reaching the scene of the fire tl old horse, having broken his halter, came tear- ing along and took his place alongside the team and so went on to the fire, where he was caught and led back. W.a.W. aa ‘The Alexandria Outrage. To the Fatttor of The Evenine Star: Nothing but the fear of the lash will puta | stop to these outrages upon the person eo fre- quent nowadays. Since a whipping law was paesed in Great Britain there lave been no at- tacks upon the queen and few upon others. Will not the law of Virginia allow those cruel women in Alexandria to be whipped? It is hard to believe ‘hat women could so treat an unfortunate girl. Yours truly, 8. MC. For Six Diseases DOCTOR RECOMMENDS CUTICURA BECAUSE IT WAS Ni VER FAILED TO GIVE GOOD RESULTS. . CURED IN 3 MONTHS, SALT RHEUM OF 20 YEARS’ STA DING WHIRE ALL OTHER REMEDIES FAILED. It gives me pleasure to recommend your CUTI- CURA REMEDIES to all who are t oub'ed with various forms of skin diseases and blood poison. have preser bed your CUTICUXA on sever and it has never tailed to give good remembe: of one special cas had, wher all other remedies failed until I tried your C1 URA Ri DIES. After using CUTICURA, CUTICURA SOA and CUTICUKA KESOLVEN the patient was sound and well. She was troubled with salt rheum and had been a sufferer for over twe-ty years. After bewin ning the use of CUTICURA REMEDIES she was cured sound and weil in three months. DR. M. K. JENKINS, 238 Houston st., Atlanta, Ga. AGGRAVATING ECZEMA. ‘My wife hadeczema on her hand for about five Years, tried « great many so-called remedies, but they all utterly failed. Iat last induced ber to try your CUTICURA REMEDIES, and am pleased to say they acted like acharm, and although it was a year ago it has not troubled her since. Iwill strongly rpcom- mend your CUTICURA REMEDIES for al h dis- eases. A. 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Tr T ? x q 00 RAN NEEE FURNITURE MAKERS AND IMPORTERS, 61, 63 AND 6) WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET (Adjoining Eden Qusee), NEW YORK. eae co., PARLOR FURNITURE, $100 to @750 per set. BEDROOM FURNITURE, $18.50 to $1,000 per set. DINING ROOM FURNITURE, €75 to $2,500 eet. LIBRARY FURNITURE, $75 to $450 per set. Noveurs vor’ rae Houpars. friend, Mr. J. E. Goodwin, he | left Washington for Rockville, Md. Arriving | CITY ITEMS. Lovers, Husbands, Brothers and others, | to be in style, smoke a pipe. Gzo. W. Scott & Co. of $34'st. and Pa. ave. are furnishing the trade with the finest stock of Meerschaum | and Briar Wood Pipos seen this season. It { —_ Callisher, East Washington Jeweler, 225 Pa, it ave. 8.6. Kc SS a tg Flimsy Forniture in Disguise. Making vse of “imported words” to give } names to American-made articles of Furniture that our grandparents knew by their good old and expressive English terms does not enhance the value of a Sofa—a Sideboard—a Bureau—a Lounge Wardrobe. While now and then an individnal case may be met with where the use of foreign jargon will tickle the fancy and open the purse strings the strong common sense of the American people ns a whols will | reject any such attempt at blandishment—cast- |ing a giamor—and will insist that things be called by their honest homely names. Dit | gnises of this character do not cost anything— | their value may be expressed 0=0! If you want value for your money come to me. If you | want to give Christmas presents that you can | rely on—that are as substantial and as service- able as their English namea—come to me. If you want to buy on “time” payments come to me. Joux Rupven, The Accommodator, 513 Seventh street northwest. Bi icwhindiben : A Meerschaum Pipe is not only a useful thiag, but the present for Christmas to a young man. The trade secure them of Geo. W. Scorr & Co., cor. 434 st. Me Sa Calisher, Jeweler, for Gifts in Silver. 1t aie Fine Holiday Mufficrs. at Fraxc & Sox, cor. 7th and D. Fine Old Ryo Whisky, something tine, $1.00 perquart. Merzcer’s, 417 7thet.u.w. 1t* Genuine Diamond Rings, 25 to €75; Moonstone Scarf Pins, solid gold. $2.50; Genti Filled Chains, #2; Buby Rings, solid gold, 50c. Gents’ and Ladies’ Watches, $4 Spe 25e.; and other novel! Gneoony Bros., 2 Get One Tonight Before 12 O’Clock. Unless sooner exhausted we will continue the istribution of our new panel picture “Goo Monxtxo!” until the night of December 24. Our patrons are requested not to overlook the fact that they are entitled to a check for each i} | | 25e. worth of Tea, Co! and a special present goes with e1 pound of ‘Thea-Nectar Tea or A. and P. Baking Powder. Tue Great Attantic axp Paciric Tra Co. 501 and 503 Seventh atrect northwest. 1620 1ith et. n.w. 8104 M st., Georgetown, 815 Het. n.e. Stands in all Marketa, ‘Telephone 848. Newrox HH. Bowman, Manager. Warm and Dressy Knit Jackets for holiday gifts, €1.4 It Fras So: - The Voror Mayvracturixo Jewery Co., 713 7th xt.n.w. Only seven days left for Christmas, Select your goods now and have thens laid aside. Note the | following at reduced rate: nd Rings, $2.50. $5.50, $8.50, Solid Gold Watches, : . all warranted good Ladies’ Solid Silver Watches, and $5.50; Opera Glasses, £4.50,our own impor- tation: Gents’ Solid Gold Initial Rings, $4, sold elxewhere $6: Gents’ Filled Chains, Gents’ Solid Gold American Wateh Solid Gold Spectacles sold elsewhere $4 Ladies’ Solid Ladies’ Soli cor. 7th and D. . with handsome nuine Rhinestone Studs, arf Pins, solid gold, $1; estone Earrings, $1.50. solid gold: Bab: Earrings. sol:d gold, 75e.; Nickel Alarm Cloc Enamelized Iron Clocks, $4.50 up to $12, 500 to select from; Silver-piated ‘lilting Piich- ers, $12, sold elsewhere $15: Quadrupie-plated ts, £10.50: Pickle Dirhes, $2 up: Butter Dishes. §3: Cake Baskets, $3. "Special reduc- tions in Gold and Stlver Head Cmbrellas,Canes, Piano Lamps, Bronzes and hundreds of o:her novelties, Don't mistake place. We The Retail Tobacco Stores all concede that Geo. W.Scorr & Co.'s line of Meerschanm and Br ar Wood l'ipes cannot be excelled. ‘Ibey | are just the thing for Christmas presents. 1t Callisher, Jeweler, for Gifts in Gold. It J. Edward Mattern, 436 7th st. The bore dealer in emokers’ articles has a fine display of Fine-grade Meerachaum and Briar Wood Pipes—just the thing for a Christ- mas present for lover, husband or brother. ‘The **Virginica” can't be beat for acigar. 1t A Box of Fine Cigars make an accept- able pre: We can furnish, a box of 50 fine Cigars for $2.00, Select then? now. ite Merzcrn’s, 417 7th at. n. w. ade Meerschaum and Briar Seldom. if ever, does one see Fine G Wood Pip such fine goods as Ge ‘cot & Co. pre- sent to & stmas “presents to their buyers. at RS IE eS Callisher, Jeweler, Best $10 Genuine Dia- mond Ring. it Holiday Neckwear. It Franc & Sox, cor. 7th and D. eeegeee Hoare & Willett, 910 F street, Aro displaring a fine lot of Xinas goods in, the way of Fine Meerschaum and Briar Wood Pipes both imported and domestic, irginica” is a high-grade hand-made cigar and is a good seller. Meerschaum and Briar Wood Pipes are considered the things for smokers and our best men can be seen with them on the street. The trade can be nicely supplied by Geo. W. Scorr & Co., 434 and Pa, ave. It If You Appreciate the Best Quality. If you want fine fresh Nats, Raisins, Citron, Currants and the best of Mincemeat. If you want some of the best Buckwheat you ever ate, if you want some strictly pure and fresh Candy, if you want a Turkey for Xmas dinner that will be beyond comparison, if you want rock bottom prices on all of these articles, bring your order to us now and secure satisfaction and prompt delivery. Murzozn's Fixe Gnoceny, 417 7H St. N. W. * ours Callisher, Jeweler. Ladies’ Gold Watches, $15, worth $20, It ———_e___ Handsome Holiday Hosiery. It Fnac & Sox, cor. 7th and D, potas ots ides “Sweet Mish or Mash.”—“Samples given away.” A new Rich Red Wine, only $2 per gal. Soleagent. H. A. Sexiovox, d16-2t Buy Him One of our handsome Holiday Knit Jackets. He'll appreciate it! Fraxc & Sox, Cor. 7th and D. ai5-2t cia eee Do You Smoke a Pipe?—Well, you should examine the stock that is bandléd’ by those retailers who purchase their Christmas goods of Gro. W. Scorré Co., 41¢and Pa. ave. 1 ee ee Callisher for Ladies’ Gold Rings, $1.50, worth $3. it Wm. Miller says the Dove Brand Hams are cured to suit the taste of every one. Bee advertisement page, a @17-2aw-9* I Must Read Houghton’s advertisement, because he generally means what he says. Seo fourth page. a7 The ‘Jubilee”—A Perfect Razor. All Jubilets bought of me in tho Inst twenty years honed free. For Christmas presente they are put up in pairs in fine cases and ved with name at no extra cost, returnable if not satisfactory. For comfort in shaving you can buy nothing better. Wazronp's, 477 Pa, ave.1t* —— 89 cts. full Vt. , were $1.00, Sam; of Finest Mash ono Bod Wine mle 80x's, 1200 and 1202 Pa. ave. povesc= ce gar Opera Glasses, special low : and finest stock in W: Chart Orricat. Co., Masonio Templar ¥ vk ation portend nome al from 5c. to $100, E: home should have one. phe Bape 50 | CITY ITEMS. AMUSEMENTS. For Coughs and Throat Disorders use | Browx's Broxouta Taocnes, “Have never | * goueTaine WORTH SEEING. changed my mind ting them, except I think better of that which I ihiaking | well of."—Rev. Henry Ward Beecher only in boxes, d15-e08t Button Holes Made to Order at the Domrstic SEwixa MAcarxe Rooms, 7th and H. n24-e020t Be aie Cee 8650 More of Those Fine $2.50 Saxony Wool German I-Knit Jackets, 20 rapidly at $1.49, at Avennacn’s, 7th and H. Domestic Sewing Machines and Pattern Rooms. oct5-eod24t Saas Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa retains the nutritious cocoa butter: unique as a fesh pro- | ducer. 4 1 Sell for Christmas presents Monkeys, Par- | rots, Maltese and Angora Cats, Singing Cana- | ries, Cages, Aquariums, with nice Gold cheap. Scuaip’s, 712 2th et. nw. d9-14t* ld baer” oa S, Heller, 20 ith st, n.w.. is making a spe- | tnoncine at'woclosl™” kdnielee ie a ctalty in Ladies’ and Children's Hair “Cettlng aRSSTBASGOT ah and Shampooing; also cures Dandraff. oc?-tF Quickly andcoctectly taught by a simpie methot 7. Leusrantes to teach thy most un- 10c. Royal Headache Powders. Rumen permeate lay'afertecttnne st Temas 070 Headeches cured “while you wait." Draggists. | former puplis please edie GEORGE DEN TOTS, aul: hs 715 Hot pw. a7-lm* Elixir Babek cures xil malarial diseases Ms atactne Sad de epiesh oe te Use. Seva, | eacay p dtachine with.s Reputation | Setiatat weBueiS Teas she at | Earned by Forty Years of Faithful F re 3 i 2. Examine our New High-Arm No. 9. Its silent | fthand’ wis wwe nt ee Sadesay. Masduie Hall, rotary motion free from the heavy, rasping ac- tion of shuttle machines. Waeetar & Witsox Mra. Co., fot-etr 437 9th st. ow. ee ie None Name It But To Praise. Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. 2 EXCURSIONS, &c. Worn Crvises A marvel of lightness and swiftness, To the Tropics hand sealant FOR BEALTH AND PLEASURE. ae euler of aes oTUriannts ere wank GPAND ORGAN RECITAL pave been gous chsnes tn the itluersey se previots’y ae sdvertiqed, which now lacludes the most interesting LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL ORURCH, Rosai. "Martinique, Gudetour ee Rite ted Bert muda.” Already a laree number of rooms have been taken for the frst cruise and fmmediate application for space is nevessary. The Britannia is a beautifal Vessel, fitted in the most luxurfons manner and spe- 14tb and N sts. nw. WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEG. 21, ATS O'CLOCK, By Cially adapted tor Pleasure crusses. ee oe ia WINTER IN EGYPT AND PALESTINE. Mrs. Kittie Thompson Berry, Rend for program of nine select, rersonally con- Prof. Hendon Mérsetl, ducted parties. Next dep iriure Jan. 3 by North Gere Mr. Perry B. turnin. man Lloyd steamer *“Ems” to Alozandria direct. ir JW. Chel y and ‘Dr. Willan Long. MT'SIC STORE, > Pennsyivanie ave, ) OPERA HOUSE. THOS. COOK & SON, 21 aud 1225 Broadway, New York, Or 021 Pa. ave., Washington, D. C. Tickets, 50 cents, For al; EF, Dit DEOOP’ Ee tend aie MoS veiw. HOF AND TOMB OF WASHTNaTON. Steaner MACALFSTER at 10m. daily (except San- day), returning to the city hy 2-39 p.-n. THE DIRFOF ROUTE — NO FERRYING — NO TRANSPERS—THE QUICK P UTE. FARE ROUND TRIP, 75c.; CHILDREN, Wo, S2-PLEASE NOTE.—Be the 10 aca, trip of th steamer Macalester to Mount Vernon, an? by tal direct route only, the ticket covers the entire roan. trip to.and tne wding admission to the ‘nansion sa yands of Mount Vernon, the visitor being thus: rom vexations transfers and annoving extra “ost of archase of an additional ticset of admission. A le- iabtfu) nfseen-mile ‘rip down the famous blue Poto- BN Tithont chante or transfer o- extrs change, pass. ing ep route Alexandria, Fort Fools, Fort Wasting Xext Week—Rose Coghlan and Charles Coghlan in ¢ | Qeapemy hese atten, tras patinn set gor, s ATURDAY) EVENIN TE MNC 4 a nN i ne ELECTHIO'RAILWAY COMPANT. F SM On EE samt toe ree EE ADEEANDMEP UCT Ste OST Ue STS ae ten be = SHALL HOUSE. BEADDUCE HOUSE ana sone ins Fanny Gillette as "*Clairette Monveithi” pa eager, See am MONDAY, DFw BER 19. Sioomere Special Joh E Salivag Wh “tee Mian pom Rosion’ | read'at Alexandria "Wake cars at eh srvas Angou Torn (2 Sullivan in Joon Sullivan im Sen'seeliing ratty. YEW NATIONAL. THFATRR NF TOMGHT AT Last 1IMEO WILLIAM GILLETIE'S BEST COMEDY, | In Geference to the wishes of the Taflies’ Mt. Vernon Association cars stop on SUNDAY at Little Huntine creek, one mile this side of ait. Vernon, the grounds betne closed on that way. 0e26-tr F. A. REED, Supt NEW PUBLICATIONS. ‘A NEW story MRS. MADELEINE VINTON DAHLGREN. CHIM: His Washington Winter. ‘Those who remember Mrs. Madeleine Vinton Dahl- onanys are THE DUCHFSS. | sren’e “YA Washtncton Winter"'—and there are no Pete A: FHEBEGHESS: | tovers of eood stories but do remember tt with pleas- termitional THE DUCHFSS. | ure—are sure to be interested in the announcement of niecres now oneate, FE DUCHESS. | « new book from her pen, entitled "Chim: His Wash See inetcn Winter.” Chim 1s the name of « pet dor of TTTT RRR OA Unusual intellizence, who relates" his experiences in t fae So ‘the hichest Washington soclety. He comments, | Eek Aaa. criticises and pbilosophizes in a way that holds the reader's interest and provokes no end of amusement. Those familiar with Washington society will probably Fecoguize many of the characters depicted in Mrs. Dahleren’s new novel. It is fully on a par with her Monday evening, December 19, forthe first time on | ggriter work and thorefore le certain of ateceas, any stage, ‘The Distinguished Enclish Actress, PRICE: Cloth, $1.00. ‘Paper, 50 Conte. H H FEE L REE NN N — Hn fe F &e 8 CHARLES L. WEBSTER & CO., are fe Hel tee tres chee a7 67 5th ave., New York City. aA ABE OS (TABLE ENGLISH. \BP gf ROR R ‘A few hundred persons will recetve by mail some By 82 a: fod comments on the way English is spoken familiarly (as WILL PRESENT ‘St table) made by our ablest critical journal. Any TTTT H H EEE one desiring to see these comments may obtain the ? HHH ER above extracts on application to this office, 7 OOH Ere Afew copies of the interesting Ulustrated circular DDD U-U COOH H EER gS8s g8Sg ‘upon ships ("*A Cruise ins Dictionary") will also be DbDU uc on ii E 5, Bee UC CHHHER Sss, Sys, istributed to applicants. Office of the Century Dic- DDD UU Cco H H ERE Sgs8 Sgg8 ** tlonary, Room 94, Washington Loan and Trust Com. An International Play Specially Written for Her by PAUL M. POTTER, ipecial scenery by Richard Marston. SF Appropriate matic by Becmas Broda, ‘The sale of seats and boxes now progressing. yW (OU THEATER, Mrs. P. Harris, R. L. Britton and T. F. Dean, Pri and managers. ‘Week commencing Monday, December 19. The greatest of all scene spectacles, LOST IX NEW YORK. A vast river of real water, Sustaining a genuine steambost running atfall speed. Pany building, cor. of Othand Pste nw. 4162t « RISTMAS IN KENTUCKY. 1882.” BY Cc ‘Bryant Por ‘sale at the vShops topes somely illustrated. Price, G02. aon 1t Wusox & Cine FINE SHOES. Witgen "Bho & CARR & CARR IN & CA! orm sal Sonate a a MEP Migiwhar aoe roe Se” $8.50 Sor" R°G. 1ngersolt ie’ |Wison scare = “Skt = «833.50 M4208 James K. MAGIE OF ILLINOIS, & friend and comrade of Abrabam Lincoln during the period of his great devates with Douglas, will Witson EGER | “EES = BB.50 peak in Typographical Union Hall Monday evening, ARR Gente Calt December 18; on the mabie t tiscein Betere WSO & CAE Shove $3.50 was President. yt, te. 417.20" 1s Full line of low. HOF. 3,6. TAPFAN'S, SELECT AGADEMY OF WitsoN £ SABE renal elo Thursdays.” $8 per quarter or 63 Sar month 3 —HOLIDAYs— KE Sa5 Lice EATER aan Van & TONIGHT! TONIGHT! Baltimore sjore—¢and 6 W. Balt. ot. SAM DEVERE, ‘The Greatest Living ‘Banjo Comedian, And His Own Company. Bie Hasson Ben Ali's Royal Moorish TROUPE OF ZOUG ZOUG ARABS. _Next Week—H. W. WILLIAMS’CO. 13.6 Wtnrale forall etosious: “Orta bell eats of Prot, LOUIS Vee ee er ea EXTRA ‘Areavars, COMMENCING MONDAY, DEO. 18, | = Sa FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL AVERPOOL AND LONUCN AND GLOua IN- spe HED STATES BRANCH Tuer Nanoxar Sire Derose, jor the siz montas ending June 30, laa. SAVINGS AXD TEUST COMPARE OF the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST AND NEW YORK AYR. Chartered by enecial act of Conereas Jap. ISOT, and sete of Oct . 1800, and Feb. 1008 CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS Rents safes from $5 each orward per sncam BUver ware and valuables Laken on depomt TEN CENTS and upward received on depostt eal Interest allowed on sams of Bot lows than Ob | Prepares and keane Wills free of change—sote os Rae | erator, Administrator and Trustee exseutes Trusts. of all Kinds, ASSETS. Soatete, Sreee Pes = nee od FRANCIS Bids 1 seserer ‘Total exvenditures es. 10.75 ALBERT L STURTEVANT. Secretary. BIKD & WEST, ae Director: Reniamin P Snyder, Albert =: ‘lord. johneton, | Bo Kow ferry comes Hyde Aliens E Clark, Gv@g) Themes K Some, joury A James MJ; dobm F he RESOURCES. ‘Loans and discounts. Qverdratts, secured and wns bonds to see ure circulation OM approved F serve arents ue from other national bauks... nwoton Rear Esrare Co. CAPITAL $100,000, FULL PAW OFFERS POR SALE AT PAR ITS 6 PER CENT GOLD DEBENTURE BONDS, | #200 AND #500 RACH for clear Buis or otber bans’ Fractional “paper currency, nickels Pe es se ‘These bonds are payable tn eold cote May 1 1mm, pe Pane sey but subject to payment at any tine after May 1 IGT, Krdemytion tund with €- Ger come of circulativn) e Company They are secured by first morteage notes on Was)ington city real estate, conn beld tm trust by the WASHINGTON LOAN aND TRUST COMPANY, trastes, which certifies to eadh — bond inseued, nd that securities exceeding tm face Cuticiiae PY - erecta , ‘value by 10 per cont of the bonds certified heve teen Surpits fund Undivided). ofits Na tonal bank notes Biss ends “an In eponited with it The w omiy about two-thirds of ertate upon which they are deported represent ot value of che real ret lien, aking the Potted See OCU) Cr thewe bonds unquestioned suiand ert ea: — | Cortitd cheras IMPORTANT ITEMS PROM ANNUAL REPORT, Bie to other matical bani Due tostate Vanks and bankers ee ee ‘Total Resoures, #250. 546. 73. Total a Total Receipia, @127,40% 7 District of Columbia, (ity of Washinetc | Best Meteto co Mand ‘ectuai cost), 6160, 108.68 1. UHOK. C TEARSATE, Batued bank. do solenin Bient te true to the beat of muy Phowinbes ve Sue uy Prowies THos. © PEAT Sal “iter, | Debentures are valabie to persons who Me mot de Subscribed and sworn to before me tiie 14th day of etre to beencumbered The care and remponattaitng payers necemay tn the preper: j hand security of # ree! estate lo Tew 5 | the person accepting the debenture of the rwapoust \ UIMY of looking «fier the payment of tance upon the } Directors. | POMS and the annoyance of @ collection of the } Oot SS TLLIAM SELBY, N tary Public. EL.BY, Notary Public. Correct Attest F. KURTZ, | titerent 208N MH WALTE: a Prewident, 2001 Fret nw, Washingtom, D. RANK Fecond National Rank of W aabineton, The Was’ ineton Loan and Trust Company. eSth v0.6 an T ON #100 ok von! | arn C. T. Havessen, Member Washinton Stock Fxchange, | Keal Estate aad Stock Broker, | Bocuse Wand 11, Atlantic Buliding, | 60 F stn. w. INVESTMENT SECURITIES Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash of cp margin. Cettou bought and nol in New York or New Orleans. COREESPONDENTS, HE OHIO NATIONAL BANK OF WASEINGTON Comer is “fie a. 0.0 PIcatrs AN f bevoaitta Iv LEFT 3 MONTES SPER CENT PER ANNUM. 3.8. Bache & Go., New York Stock Exchanae. o 01 Lert TMS he PER Lebwan Bros., Now York Cotten Fachanee, | ERPS © —_ ‘Lehman, Stera & Co., New Orieaus Cutton Exchange. | ON #100 OK MOKE IF LEFT 12 MONTES 4 PER Lamson Bros. & Co., Chicago Board of Trade. | eS sia = we Private wires to Ni jeans. Telephone. Baxxrxo Horse Or LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & 00. 1395 F st, Adams Iron Butlding, WaSHINGTON, D. a W. B. HIBBS, Manager, dork, Clucage and Sew Or SAp _DEPUSIT BoKEs 95 Tia J ¥. conson. ig ee CORSON & MACARTNEY, Ao FST. Nw, weet amet ts Depew Reet etre TN Ca A lh FS or daily balances. Ninerican Bel” Telephone Mock bourbt andeckd 3918 * Advances made to ce Advances. sponsents arainst available Selinteral Government Bonds and all ? “s i Securities Hated of, the S i _ OURS te the 01 Government Bonde. York “Stock Euchaure pits thet sete i i bournt and. sold” for the for cach it hence OER ee SRICES tman: ta. ou the tale taunt be. on © We have direct primate AVERAGE LOmSES Pepa Private Wires. wirre to oar New York oud thevcredit. system NOt Giicago offices Hore eas Reet ORE, faites tor tradtne — = 4 Cra Provis (rain and Provisions, {Brain viendo Pads | cman are unequal = | Howsven Locai Securities. —_Pusvase snd Sulsol all Lee the promigna made to yon, cal Securities on comuiasion | bastic the professions nud pretentioneet the WOCT | BE eat ann on the civ ing Gratin Partion desiring to onan | fact stants likes stonewall THAT OUR PRICE sak accounts, ‘as well an those | OFTTIMES Leos THAN MALE PUK THE IDEN contemplating a change in | TICAL GOODS they prateso much & with 4 Suggestion ——enistius’ ‘arrangements or | oddvlareely i out Zevor as to make, Bi aud Boia Totaretuvited wcallon or | SONG T Jost the kind of alk we, addons 4 ea atauiloa before s toariam $ LEWIS G. TEWESBURY & CO. ripit ee You feee crowds com ta to our feast. ENS OVERCOATS Forum Benvise, Loax Axp ~ INVESTMENT ASSN, 908-9146 ST. N.w. ASSETS. #100,000,00 DUFS, $1 PFR MONTH ON EACH SHARE. MATURITY VALUE IN 102 MONTHS, #200. HAVE YoU MONEY TO INVEST? PUR CHASE AN 8 PER CENT PER ANNUM COU- FON CERTIFICATE TO RUN FOR 3 YEARS. WE PAY 6 PER CENT PER ANNUM ON SPECIAL DEPOSITS OF $5 OR MORE. CAN BE WITHDRAWN ANY TIME ONO DAYS' NOTICE. MONEY LOANED TO SHAREHOLDERS ONLY. CAN BE REPAID AT THE RATE OF $13 PER MONTH ON EACH $1,000 BOR- ROWED. OUR FIGURES SHOW WE OFFER THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS ON LOANS AND DEPOSITS, AND OUK SECURITIES BEING THREE TIMES THE VALUE OF THE LOAN, AND THE LOAN BEING REPAID MONTHLY. MAKES THE SECURITY STILL BETTER EACH MONTH, RENDERING IT IMPOSSI- BLE FOR OUR PATRONS TO LOSE & DOLLAR. CALL AT THE OFFICE FOR CIRCULARS AND FUBTRER INFORMATION. 219 HARRISON DINGMAN, President W. 8. HOGE Pres, ‘T. C. DANIEL, Seo. [UNITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN A880. CIATION, 1313 F st., Washington, D.C. Rd BTOR! ott Wats Sara $7.50 crwano SEIT ate IMas 1s coming. VICTOR B aDLErs TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, ‘S27 end G2) SEVENTH STREST NORTEWEST, STRICTLY ONE PRICE sage chad aT Selack, Sait @ o*slock—tevuntn eee Has struck eenap this time cure Just ve celved a large lot of Ladin, Beye and ‘Youths’ Oxford Tiss end Slippers et lems ‘han half price, We are offering them follows: ‘The. for Boys’ Slippers worth @1. 7h. (©1.35 for Ladies’ Patent Lecther Oxfords ‘worth 63.50. @1.30for Letion French Ei Qpare Teo ‘Bliypers worth © 75. 01.00 for Boyw mraight Gest Onterts worth 2.50. Alec one ict of Ladies Premeh Kid Bagh Buston Shoes of $7 G5 worth 06.00, ‘Meo French Potent Calf Seca, Bele end Congress, for 63.75, which were made ap to Tas Wanass Secs Hoven, 1116 F Sram N. W.