Evening Star Newspaper, December 31, 1892, Page 16

ait 2 R: WASHINGTON. D. c. “a ll s THE EVENING STA Seevie SAT 16 pp IN THREE ACTs. Presented by an exoslient company, ——_—_ = = =—— —- — LOCAL MENTION | MAKING HYPNOTIZING A CRIME. The Weather. ‘The Bill Which Senator Mitchell Intre- a 8 P. x. scxpar. 8 Seapine a; be adlliotel-en. MEMBERS OF TE NEW YORK STOCK loz Fexvs trict of Columb! ’, 3 a Virginia, rain, or ange, south cand, 80a | derived notoriety through his introduction of | J Albeugh's Opera Hour, witxt, Nok | « cyclone,” said ttle Mre, Joaes, aa she stood | wine, at lowest ecigidienibedeie: vutdeanecne pics A tysf warmer ‘Sunday morning: rising temperature the bill ‘To probibit electro-maenetizing, mee- | Year This last of the great yost | yesterday ‘at the entrance of what wasa fow won Pa. ait are s A OSEiy Sunday a | merizing or hypnotizing human beings, or af- is all thet is perfect in an artistic sense. days ago the busy, overcrowded toy depart} you should © Auerbach’s, 7th and H RED ROSE PLEASURE CLUB, Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds. Db “ w CONDITION OF TRE WATER. fecting one person through another by electrie- gE tation of this play —— | ment of a big dry goods shop in this city, ste., twentieth annual importation of his Sax- ES ait ane a ae 5 = an Temperature snd condition of water at 8 ity, and to declare the same to bes crime | the employment of almost s double company of | «1 want to got one of those delightful 25-cent | ony Wool German Hand-knit Jackets, Most wets obec St'hew Verh: Plaavipsin hoses R 3 Hy . ited Si Stent Falls, temperature, 22. condition. against the law of nations and to define its pun- | [iDeers, 8 on pons con th creates un ex- | Cocks that really crow,” she continued, “for a| complete and most elegant assortment All SDAY, Jenacrs 2, 1003, = ein pele i ay if S35 E “, + a 88. Receiving reservoir. temperature, - Con-| tshment.” The Senator announced when he pense which only the most liberal response booby prize at my progressive euchre party to- | S!¢8, all colors, all grades. From are At Bonds and all iocal Rafoad, Peg ne | N ORN we Ki ner south connection, So, tributing seservoir, | troduced the bill that he did so by request, | Cover. The play bas ail’ the affluent splendor | nigh : pe ieee CONCORDIA HALL, Sth and E sts. aw. _Auterican Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold. det WREN DEPOSITED WITH US. temperature, 35- ‘condition at influent gate | and it is so stated on the Senate print of the| Ss passionate J nobitity | You are too late,” replied one of the young| A Sewing Machine for a Song!—Send| Ticiets, admitting Gent and Lady, 500. GEMEASNUAL DIVIDEND OF 34 PER CENT ae Bouse, 56: eftiuent gaic house, 36. | ill, yet hin friends and acquaintances ignore | eT Ascneh! that marked the orks ce uugiand’s | women in charge. “The only toy» we have | Potlal to Wat. Foxx, 4thand Pa. ave. se.d31-3t| sch afditionsl lady, 25 Market Resciefion Nes tock, dethaned sets aoe High tide | low | that fact and insist on his telling them ail about | Tyne 22° tach bo "sGeatinus and cmos ie tne | left are on that little round table—not an arm ‘The Parker Hammerless Shotgun for oneday | HAT BOX—LADIES FRES; GENTS, 25 CENTS, Tage oot Se trees onan Sa semen & | tt re hore Mle mracr dewinr oo bene wa $3 am 5:59pm! —am = 00 p.m. | this electrical criminality which he wants to a and ee oats fal in all.” only reduced to $45. WaLvorp’s, 477 Pa. ave.* Poy ate gy pee pe eee nee 1 _| deposit. = ~— nselees: humen ‘ melodies of Sullivan are . Jones 2 ee prize, 5, to the secomd most comi: —— bier setts mn Pe Owe-qranten oF 4 Onxzeav. pend precnpren foararsiighsreaaa eter (rag ae Sa age ct Lear The for rormnant of tape eee Se aca ks |New Year's Flowers.—Choice Roses and | ‘st prise #0 aq mont conten! dy chererter- Tue Nonra Awentcan Uxscnaxce _ Zod & Detweiler's annual calendar is now | rater: thet he is not a stadent of oocultism, | 824 Yery strong, and comes direct from Daly's lees than half price, but even #o there seemed | C%t Flowers at reasonable prices. Call or | 4th prize, #3, to t koa seer oper Of Boston, Stars Sune 30, 189% WOOLB &CO., Packers cendy for distribution. | Itcan be bad for the | s i-ituatism, mesmerism, electrocution, witch. | Theater, New York. Belle Archer is the Maid | to be no demand for them. ‘Santa Claas bad | ‘#lepbooe to H. T. Parxz, Florist, 19th and E Pd tal (all paid )o sonnet 2 800,000.00 ~ Geking at their office, 420-422 11th st. om ‘ie Wek Gat, bats nism; that he is| Morian and Willem Coniwieight the Robin | come and gone; his pack was empty, and so | *# 0.W. Soe 30-20% Fil eet=.... gas ae wer a.oe "se -~ Hood. ‘were the purses of most of the parents of that Cafe. 407 am . | -——_——————-_—_-—_——-_— Reress's Coutsox Grex Cure at Lincoln | 20% 8 hypnotiat, theceophust ar in any way amo-| Mie 4 a tne Vokes ana | seme she parses of most iho Purcell Cafe, 407 10th ot. x... fur- ba a cap exe rpotne —_ Zot Bell TH, snd Liste mw. Tutsday even | ees a ce aeree a fear bo bas dovtared ail | bor cumpany of comedians ill play an eugage-| “This bas tone's coe nook at the large Mitel ar ci ee ee eee Berrien ia LAST PERFORMANCE OF ee Sarmabt aurecey _|Fwaurs Bonne Los Axo fing, January 3, 1898. S | this with great voiubility, the very next time | Ment at the National Thenter next week. and the time of all the year when real bargains — ccc gn mthacnasinn ‘The Merry Comedy ORTH BRITISH ASD MERCANTILE INSUR- % Geo. R. Guar, Printer, 339 Penn. ave. n.w. | they see him they ask to be told all about that | ACADEMY oF a . Morris’ play were to be found, as a clearance sale always Wm. Wier From the Garden ‘Thester, Yorx, JOHN &. BEALL, Peustout Secretary, FNVESTMENT ASeN, A methods of printing, bookbinding, ruling. | bill. He is getting restive under ft ener mat the Acad-| takes placo at this season, before the stock) says the Dove Brand fiums are cured to suit Patina “ae Taree qnanest. ae 5 ing at the beginning of ear. ina of every 0 , 4 Ta No Maronss. See page 4—C. A. Muponuz, reaps ei Spang eg Haanis’ Buou TaEaTen.—The attraction at | long and tedious affair, but really very simple. araks adieciinorsicr igs, 4 diT-2aw-gte BD RRR Ree t gale Se inet ment Ser Choctz mentiscnting | acarre. scenes paquenpand 614 12th ot. ‘The bill was introduced by Mr. Mitchell at / warris’ Theater next week will be“‘A| Long strips of paper are tacked along th 2 ‘acon zy i United States bonds and other securt. DOTS, @) PER WONTH OF PACH —__—_+____- the request of alawyer now remding in this Sates at Monsstt’s, 1107 7th st.n.w. | city. who is the son of one of the early chief ; irt, |Matices of California and who hes made the Du. Wanxzn's Consere, S6c.: Monarch Shirt, | agces of, Californte end ates of asters be RRL ke Kentucky Girl,’ with Sadie Hasson, who dances bee Uta tu. and sings very cleverly, in the principal role. No expence has been in the Stage settings, and someof the xem | fea- shelves, and ‘on ‘feaiate article in each department. The things in the immediate neighborhood of each paper are re- corded upon it, and when one of there is sold it jem are registered cvery| Buy a Machine with a Raputation Earned by Forty Years of Faithfal Service. Examine our New High-Arm No. 9. Its silent MATURITY VALUE IN 10? MONTH HAVE TOU MONEY To INVES? POR (CHASE AN S PER CENT PRR ANNUM OO0- Cash with beakers. in office an Interest due asi srereed™ and ace Other admitted assets. rotary motion free from the heavy, rasping ao- | With Orunal and Handsome LOX CERTIFICATE TO RUN POR S TEARA Me.; Lonsdale Cambric, 105sc.; Underwear, that a| tures are said to sanything in their line | is scratched off. Tonight all these little strips | tion of shuttle machines. ‘Costumes. i Wr PAY 6 PER CENT Pem ANXUM OM Blankets and Comforts’ at Jobers’ prices. | He's work, He ie thoroughly consinced thet » | previously attem, One'of the incidents is | are to be handed in at the office from each de- ‘Wurxien & Wrtsox Mre. Co., Next Week—Bi Toxrenmement with Aurestis | Brsorve $0: op fF . Mees > ‘mitted by irresponsible persons who are but |©Tace for life between the heroine on « railway | partment, and on reading them over the pro-| Jetate + 457 thet a'w, | Dap wage Tie FORESEES Reserve fer unpaid tones Raresonan Tt NSN ipa tricycle and four meu ons band car. Another | prietor knows just what is left in the shop after SE Se eS m oak —— : unl te bendreds of vasiotion st Suanfenm | hypnotic infences ‘over, them, “fle ahinka | cewe reprosente am old-fasbioned saw mill in| {ro great holiday talon oven down toe paper of | Phillips’ Digestibie JEW BATIONAL THEATER: Tost 4 in 803 Pa ave..at 20c., 25c., 400. and 60c. « pound. that there are many ns who have, by complete operation and the rescue of two men pins ora tape needle. At the counters where Coa, nutritious as tich chocolate, easily digested, delicious flavor. 3 ‘This Saturday evening last appearance of MONEY PNLA. CAN BE REPAID AT PEK MONTH ON HAC FuaTR OF 8 from the merciless teeth of the buzz saw. A | such little necessaries are sold the stock takin; SAM.P. BLAGDEN. United States Branch Manager or — Rinsesfa Couanen! Gaun. Gcan ot Lnesin | go choise certo weatoea or Bepeetn | teal OF San AAD Abs Wenge vise | ress estos ten me te ee | The Paicell’ Gath, aT Wik de n.w:,te TOuge ERSEIE GARTER | acy MPL Ta i, eee Post Hali, 7th and L sts. 2. y even-| powers, the ability to influence whom t the drawbridge in lees than eight seconds. Miss | the carpet or cloak departments it is compara- | noted for Cleanliness and an Excelient Meal. otter Leste ante QUAKE a te true to the best of his} MONT FAVORANLE TERMS ON LOANS AN . 399. : Flease to their own ende,fer goed or fr Hasson has learned to tarna horse shoe, and | tively easy. 25 cents. 429-3t* toute PESLIE-OARTER | MAID, Nn aeahbiee Sereeteen Seb tno ooo seeoars and that possessing these powers they prey | ne of the incidents of the play enables her to It is surprising how much damage is done by WS Fou Gkkee WP e, UISE LESLIE-CARTER HELYETT, b- eaRoucmntebeles mothiaStth acre Dr THREE TIMES THE VALUE ~ A MEDPINAS, | upon the rest of mapkind. He thinks that | Perform this unusual feat for e woman in full | Christmas shoppers. Each person is so eager | , 00 You Smile? It s0,0nd you vant to} “in Balasco's Comedy, with Audran’s Musto. cember, 180 — 4 AND THE LOAN PRING RPPAID ry | tome possessing these powers exercise them un- | ¥iew of the audience. Special New Year muti-| to see all there is, and apparently actually to Recs “! loci aa “MISS HELYETT,” and Seal) yp SB. CRIST. MAKES THE SECURITY STILL SETTER “— consciously, influencing others to do things | D€e on Monday. feel everything as well, that but little is left of ritdberectey TH MIss LOTTIE coutixs = | SSeS ree PACH MONTH. KENDERING IT LMPOSeL- Hoax Artificial Eves. Hearien, 453 Paave. | oot their will. Those whom the author} KEenxax's Lrcrom Tararea.—Bobby Man- such perishable things as paper-covered books, ronchial Troches? are ex- FaMous Mins EST THE Corners Ex. mise Senta Buipixe A: ‘ BLE FOR OCR FATKONS TO LOSE & No Marcuts. Seo page ¢_C. A. Munpruax, | of the bill wishes to bring within the, power of | sherter’s Night Owls Beauty Show will bere al arr peta gerd pei ed relief of Hoarseness or Sore| OF TARE Mite Lortie COLLINS mises «ieee "Ty Soetn th dieec enone eects e wl 5 organ- x , ope great of i ive.’ — RA. MIAS COLLIN: + . 7 I 3 sh, Reneenn Lighte cast nly Oi. | Te re ee ee oe metas’ | with beliaag denttend. Motsiee-. Ie pesotees | ties cat eee nee ‘alsoy even. metal | Crrowt:.,TRey are exceedingly effective.” Bay Miss LOEME COLLIS gut lneetacl teibend spose tecies Gaece,| | Ane PORTER Eurenmarson, ee themselves, deliberately prey upon their fellow | food entertainment, a Ierpe re Dent and pulled apart, and many of pa lecb eer bate ase, pags fhe rate ct Cent per annum snd suvjecttowie | #Y KEISON DINGMAN, Presitent omgens riving thom of their free will, making | 80d new artists, of whi yrene, the} the fancy silk shades are out of shape and} Telephone 1260,Domestic Sewing Ma- Best weak drawal tn the same manner of the aseoct ation. a ee ful tecth and beaiiny,raby-line gumelf vou will | theas bux tools agente er alaven. "He tints | eomantional dancouse, who fe highly sttzactive| blackened. ‘Statasttas, lose. ieierbenaee cups | chine Co.,7 and H, for repairing and renting. |, ¥<P%K aK EREGSSs PELE Hones | Ante emia erect Sento ant cave the . Minot's Dentifrice. 5c. everywhere. that there are many from whose mysterious | *nd will execute several of the latest terpsi-| their handles, vases their necks and goblets| di15-e020! V9 Oke ER ‘and ber investor the care and annoyance often rendered neces- Cc. T. Hlavenxen, - a -_ powers no man or woman is safe. Persons | Choran novelties, There isa pretty first part, | their stems. — Vy 3 OR E Sach Londou Comeay in other forme of investment ss Canrets Curaxey py the Exrme Canrer| possessing these hypnotic powers, he says, are | ¢Pretenting @ gay military eneampment, con-| Bargain hunters were to be seen examining Our 2c. Camel’s Hair \Hose. Vv 00 K KERR . ‘Company. ANID MURPHY, ¥. HL SHEA, Member Washtarton Stock Pachanm, Wonks, (31-635 Mass. ave. u.w.,are made moth-| conceived under conditions purposely" de- | Sluding with a patriotic tableau in which Gen. | these dilapidated things, and even baying them, | The heaviest and best Faaxo & Sox, cor. | Monday. T gurgines ay gnd Saturday nights | ary che ex Pa Dw Beal Estate end Stock Broker, reef free of charge. Telephone 435-2. signed to give them the powers and are raised | Sherman 1 the central figure, The olio intro: | if they reer dt ae ah mr ey ‘7th and D. ip 427,28,31 | “crocoatte Tears Tes Lanne Seems Rider.” “My | QENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON came Oe eee % - dy tl parents a Virth with the view | Guces the Sinters, v 5 den and | seen going of jum| a three-| * ' conn MEE 4 in Livery.” J ciry, . Powats's lor Cxxaxt ron ru Hout Mate Sept eee ce ae, [Ea maa SeMaeT Vilggeail and Raly, |e eke eee ee Warm and Dressy Gloves.—Our $1.00 nights. the frattime here, | st aneotine of the Dect a? USM. INVPSTMENT NECURITIEG Special inducements to churches and Sun and that they are afterward used to exercise | Irish comedians; Nettie Huffman, male imper-| and scratched bed room table that had once | Lined Dogskin is ® beauty. Fraxc & So: ae a3i.tt_| bank, forthe election of directors, wil be held st the | torts, Bonde and Grain bougist and sold for cue ap eee. Sa ew Yom ove the uncanny influence over people. fonator; the musical students, a’ novel; Vers, | been quite ornamental but had grown very|7bandD. 3, banking house on TUESDAY, January 10, oe marcia. ss ane ae | fhe new queen of ie trapeze, and Pearl Read-| wobbleds, while a clock "with uo lundes at ‘The Purcell Cafe, = ‘aa a een irag < - 8 ra - iy a n amus- | tract a thir r all, however, even the is Tonight at 8 last time of ae ws CORRESE Pex TS Bunux or Nexsox Wuiscy. the whisky thatmade | «That any person who, upon the high seas or | jug bnrlesque entitied, «"The Devil's Euchant-| eroata hte tes wee poe saa ee errene® the | 407 10th st. n.w., has the best Oyster Cooke in : eS Kentucky famous. Cnagies Kesrwzn, 796 7th. | in any arm of the sen or in any river, haven, | ment,” concludes the entertainment fhe change lace the lary dage before Christmas | 017. anise" |awonr@s onaxo srscractian xavar| New Buroixe Assocuriox, phy creek, basin or bay withi® the aduiralty and Metaerorr Hatt.—The concert at Metzerott DRAMA, Lebman Prot. Now York Gotte bach amen. Bee ee s was absolutely siurtling. Laa’ Wee ona - Lebmnan, Stern & Co.. New OrieaneOotton Beene bean ense spall marine jurisdiction of the United States, shali | Hall last night by the Columbia College Glee, J = 95 vhewlen ore adiamaeet i is | TRIAL BUD Ne A SeOC ETON Sh Lamecn Bros. & Co.. Chicare hoard of Praae 4 lapply a current of eiectricity upon another | Banjo and Mundolin clubs proved a very enjoy- THE COURTS. Bach paar beings it new-lourels, 1. Dominic's Posts. s.w., om Mi Private wires to New bors, Clucago ail New Om person for the purpose of affecting another, or able entertainment. The audience was large Your grandinothers used one, and the most leans. Telephone. 4k ied which doos affect another, heii be guilty of a| sud inoluded many well-known society people.| | _— Paopare Count—Judge Bradley. Progressive mechanical expert’ of today pro- wate OLG0 ps moet y Ep ee | ‘which All were enthusiastio and the performers were | Yesterday—Eatate of SarabJ. Park; will fulls | PouScos the boot inn the werhe to oeiee Roe od. Tie satne cate of wwerest |'Tuz Narroxat, Sare Deroare, “That any person who shall, in the District | Hberally applauded at every effort, ‘The num-| proven, adinitied to probate and letters issued | High Atm, No.8. Office, 497 Sth ate uwes vow - S eso "e's pr of Columbia or in any of the territories of the | bors were all well executed, though in some in-| to J. F. Luch and Marguretta Luch; bond | doer south of E- a3i-tf at Sobnson Bro.’ 4200 Fst mie or at A: Sees Sees | United States or other places withm the ex- | stances there was lack of volume and power. | 96,000. Estate of Nannie Marbury; do., do. ——_+ 8 euLeny 2 Of the Distriet of Columbia, Wire Do Coxsrwrns complain of falling off | “lusive jurisdiction of the United States, apply | Cornell sont a good ropresentation to the cou-| Elizabeth Marbury, bond @1,000. Estate of | Button Holes Made to Order at the J.J. DERMODY, Secretary of quality in California Wines? Because imma- | ture, unwholesome stuff pervades the market. | For’ well-developed California Wines consult sf. at Cum Naser s, 909 7th | - Ovr $190 Aurrse Har me'sfancy. Fraxc & Sox, cor. and Interior Tinting and Decorating | RW. Hespunsox's, | 18 Fe nw | Ve : For Wart Parex, Window Shades, Room | joldinge goto Coxsent Cun. Xaxnex, 909 7th. on “Zeno.” = Oxvez Ice Cream and Custards for New Year at Gavre’s, i910 7th st. p.w. - SxaTEs practically sharpened. J.H.Kveairse. Reremagpt’s Sick Horse will close all day january 2 910 7th st. u.w. Gasoxrwe, 60c. Meppimax, 614 12th. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Orena Hovse.—“Dr. Bill.” New Navioxat Dues Mrw. Leslie Carter and Mise Lottie Collms in “Mine Helyett.” Acapemy o¥ Mustc. Manas’ Buoc Turate Keaxan’s Lrorvm Tuzaten—Fay Foster Burlesque Company. ‘Ima Barrie oF Gert vspuno.—1cth street and Cee avenue —_——_—_ Among the Odd Fellows. At a meeting of the dd Fellows residing in Mount Pleasant and vicinity held Thursday evening at the residence of Charles W. Fitts Teporte were made showing tbat there had been Giready secured the number necessary to pro- eure a charter for # lodge. Tuesday evening next those who are promot- the new lodge movement at Anacostia will s meeting. The list of installing officers arranged by Grand Master Crawshaw to install the officers fe the several was follow: Central Lodge. No. 1. R. B. xon; Washing- }. No. 6, Theo. Mead ( nd warden }; ‘o. 7, John B. Ward; Harmony Lodge, No. 9, Charles Spencer; Columbia io Ne. 10. Jobn 1. Brown; Union Lodge, 1, 11, W. J. Drummond; Friendship : No. 12,'Jno. H. Serffert; Covenant Lodge. No. 18, W. J. Palmer; Beacon . No. 15, the Lodge. master: Metropolis Lodge, No. 16, Chas. J es ; Excelsior Lodge, |. Wood ee grand master); No. i8, W 4 odge, No. 1, Mattie degree) Lodge, No. 2, Martha Washington (Re- ‘The Jackson Democr vic Association. ‘The Jackson Democratic Association held a President Norris impressed pon the members the importance of having a Jnrge representation at the banquet to be given by the association at the Arlington Hotel Jan- Bary 9. He explained that it would be no Mewallow-tail” affair and tho annonucement | county sheriff of the state in tl acurrent of electricity to one person for the poi of affecting another. or which does affect another, shall be guilty of a crime. “That any person m any state of the United apply a current of Selectricity to one person for the purpose of affecting another beyond the boundaries of the state, who isa citizen or a foreign-born resident of another state, or a citizen or a resident of the District of Columbia, or any of the territories of the United States, or other place within the exclusive jurisdiction of the Uuited States, or the subject or citizen of a foreign government, shall be guility of « crime. : “That any person who has information or knowiedge that a current of electricity is being used or has been used on @ person in a state or im the District of Columbia or in any of the territories of the United States or other place within the exclusive jurisdiction of the United or to affect another person beyond the boundaries of such state or territory or District | or otber place within the Jurisdiction of the United States, or which does so affect another person, &c., shall be deemed an accessory and be deemed ‘guilty of a crime, unles he gives notice in writing within sixty days after his in- formation or knowledge to the marshal of the United States of the district in which the person on whom the current was applied to affect another resides or i visiting, and sleo to « e county where such current was applied of such fact, exeept where the crime shall have been committed on the high seas, in which case it shall be the duty of such person having guch information or knowledge that « current of electricity was used upon one person to affect another to notify the United States marshal at the first port where such person having such knowledge or informa- tion shall land within the Jurisdiction of the United States or to «United States minister, consul or consular agent in a foreign port. “That the punishment for the violation of sections one, two and three of this act shall be death, and that for the violation of section four (that is, being au accessory) the offender shall be punished by a fine not lees than $5,000 and not more than #20,000, and by imprisonment during his natural life or for @ term of years not less than two. “That the circuit, district and territorial courts of the United States, respectively, shail cert, and other colleges were also represented. A number of the graduates of Columbia acted as ushers, and were evidently proud of the work of the clubs Writ Oarveton’s Reaprnes.--The second reading in the authors’ course will take place on Wedneseay evening next at Metzerott Hall and Will Carfeton, the poet, will be the attrac- tion. Mr. Carleton has beon heard here before aud_ he needs no introduction to the people of Washington. His poems are in every house- hold and are read by young and old. Mr. Carleton reads well, and it may be safely pre- dicted that the entertainment he will furnish will be among the best in the entire course. Seats may be obtained at Metzerott's. St. Joux’s Panis HALu.—Two lectures, illustrated with photographs shown by the cium light, will bo given by Prof. HB. Tich- ardson of Amherst College at St. John’s Parish Hall, 16th street near H northwest, on Tuesday and Thursday of next week. The ‘first lecture will be upon the “Passion Play” and the second on “German Peasant Life.” ‘These lectures will be given for the benefit of St. John's Church Orphanage. New Youk Puriuarwoxte Ciop.—On Frida; evening next the New York Philharmonic Clu will give a coneert at Metzerott Hall. This organization consists of Johannes Miersch, violin; Max Dick, violin; George Sauer, viola: Paul Miersch, cello; Eugene Weiner, flute. and Wm. Augremende, bass. ‘They will be arsisted by Miss Marian 8. Weed, soprano. ‘The Miersch brothers are well known in this city, and their musical abilities have been signally recognized. Their associates are said to be fully as compe- tent, and this entertainment they will present will be of the highest order. Seats may be se- cured at Metzerott's. The Washington Wellesley Association. The fifth annual meeting of the Washington Wellesley Association was held Thursday at Miss Glover's, 1505 R street northwest. Thirty- seven members and guests were present. At the business meeting the oilice: ected are as follows: President, Miss Mabel Godfrey; vice president, Miss C.'W. Orr; secretary, Mrs. Laura Paul Diller; treasurer, Miss Lewanna Wilkins; chair: of the business committee, Miss Maria Balwis At the social meeting fol- have concurrent jurisdiction over crimes in viclation of the provisions of this act, and the offender may be prosecuted in the territory, district or circuit where the m wae affected through another, and where the current of elec- tricity was applied for the purpose of affecting another person whose name and residence is unknown, then in such eases in the territory, district or circuit where the current was ap- plied.” OCCULT POWERS. Accompanying the bill is a document pre- senting the reasons for the act, which shows a wonderful accumulation of all sorts of informa- tion on the subject of mesmerism and the like. He quotes numberless authorities on electro- Magnetism, mesmerism and hypnotism and enters deeply into the occult. knowledge of these arts, the writer says, is possessed toa high degree oy certain persons in some parts of the world, and that by reason of — ‘knowl- edge or powers they dominate all those about them and can do ali sorts of mysterious and terrible things which it is not to the interest of ‘their fellow men that they should do. He says that the Mormons practice these arts and that certain means, which he describes, are used to convey to children these powers to be used after they have grown up-to dominate and con- trol others. The bill has been referred to the committee on judiciary. ——— Happy Sunday School Children. The annual Christmas entertainment for the Sunday school was held in Union M. E. Church Thursdaf evening, the church being well filled lowing the business imceting Miss Saxton of Mount pleasant played (be violin; Miss Teller, the president, gave an rddrems of welcome to the new members and guests; Miss Isabelia Campbell read the annals of the college for "92; Miss Cummings of the Wellesley faculty spoke of the changes made recently in the college cur- Ficulura. antl Mise Florence. Converse, one of the editors of the new Wellesley m: . read an original story. College songsand a tea closed another delightful reunion, ——— Car Accs to Buffalo via the wan On and after Sunday, January 1,9 Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car will be run daily, except Saturday, on the 7:40 p.m. train through to Buffalo, reaching that point at 11:10 a.m. the next morning.—Advt. Additional mmodations oe A Farewell to Rev. Dr. Bowen. A testimonial and farewell reception to the Rev. Dr. J. W. E. Bowen, pastor of Asbury M. E. Church, corner 11th and K streets north- west, has been arranged for Friday night, Jan- wary 6. 1893. Addresses will be delivered by Dr. Grimke, Rev. Mr. Brooks, Rev. Mr. Cooper of Baltimore, John M. Langston aud others. tle: bmn te A Chureh Entertainment. ‘The annual Christmas tree entertainment of Grace P. E. Church was held Thursday night im the church, corner of 9th and D streets southwest. The entertainment was conducted by the pastor, Rev. Thos. 0. Tongue, assisted Joanna Smith Auchmuty ; letters of administra- tion to E. D. Townsend: bond $1,000. Estate of J. W. P. Freeman; do. to E. A.” McCalmont; bond $500. Estate of Manrice Walter; letters of administration to J. G. Reisinger: bond $700. Estate of Wm. Schoyer; do. to Joseph Schoyer; bond $2,000. Estate of E. D. Owen: will filed with petition. Estate of Thomas Hayes; will proven. Estate of H. A. Seligson; answer of executrix to rule and cause referred. Entate of R. F. Harvey; order of sale. In ro. children of W. J. Fitegerald; order allowing disbursement. Estate of Jacob Biedermann; tition for letters filed. ice Kt. Inre. Stella R. Me- McFadden appointed In re. etta E. 10th st. nw., can't be Oysters. Headaches cured “while you wait.” Draggis! Douxstio Sewrxo Macatne Roos, 7th and H. n24-0020t ‘The Ladies ail say the Purcell Cafe, 407 equaled for Fried 29-81 S, Holler, 720 7th st. n.w,, is maki Ing a mpe- elalty in Ladies’ and Children’s Hair Cutting and Shampooing; also cures Dandruff. oc7-tr 10c. Royal Headache Powders. te. aul2 Elixir Babek oures all malarial diseases $4,000. Ross do.; bond £3,000. In re, ‘arthy; Mary C. McCarthy; bond — The newspaper world will be interested in the announcement that on the first of the year Mr. J. H. Bates of New York, who has for nearly forty years conducted one of the lead- ing advertising agencies in the country, will associate with him, under the name of the Bates & Morse Advertising Agency, Mr. Lyman D. Morse. Mr. Morse has beon connected with Mr. Bates for many years and hus for fome time past practically mannged the busi- ness, and the change in the firm is viewedas a well merited recognition of his great services to it. The Case of George Shroeder. Yesterday afternoon in the case of George G. Shroeder, charged with obtaining money by false protenses, on trial in the Criminal Court, in-chief was concluded and the meed ite testimony. The trial will be resumed on Tuesday next, Bw Enxcrriox Ox Necs. SORELY AFFLICTED NEARLY THRFE YEARS. USED PRESCRIPTIONS FROM THREE DOC- TORS WITHOUT ANY BENEFIT. AFTER USING CUTICURA TWO DAYS THE SCABS ALL DROPPED OFF. CURE WAS QUICK AND COMPLETE. I suffered for nearly three years with an eruption on my neck, and used prescriptions frou three doctors during that time wiich did me nogood. I purchased CUTICURA REMEDIES, and the seoond day after using it the scabs all dropped off and never seabbed over any more. ve I used up the second set of CUTICURA my neck was en‘trely well, and has been well ever since, and ail thet I can say for it ts that whereas I was sorely afflicted I am now well, ‘and ali from the use of CUZICURA REMEDIES. N. W. © , Kershaw City, 8. C. This is to certify that the above testimony Tect, us I purchased the CUTICURA ts while using. Ww. Notary Public for tho state of SKIN DISEASES TEN YEARS. Find the CUTICURA REMEDIES de ail you claim. Have been suffering with skin disease ten years. Could find no remedy to cure until I tried CUTI- cor- effects aud saw 8. Asstoxee Satz 715 MARKET SPACE. THE UNDERSIGNED CALLS SPECIAL ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC THAT ALL MILLINERY, cLoaKs. AND FANCY GOODS WILL BE SOLD aT cosT FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS. CALL EARLY TO SECURE BARGAINS. ABRAHAM A. FISHER, 430-2 ASSIGNEE. CURA. Very happy over the result. HENRY MOORE, ‘Lancaster, Va. CUTICURA KESOLVENT, The new Blood and Skin Purifier, internally, and CUTICURA, the Great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautifier. externally, in- stantly relieve aud speedily cure every disease and ‘humor of the skin, scalp and blood, with loss of hair, from infancy to axe, from pimples to scrofula. Canmanr & Ley, 928 Tru Axo 706 K Sx. N.W. ‘To close ont quick!y we will sell cheap all Soiled and Mussed Handkerchiefs, Napkins, Towels, Tray ‘Rameey Morris’ Comedy Company in JOSEPH. _Seate now selling. asitt Merzsxorr wsto HALL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, ‘ORK PHILHARMONIC CLUB. JOHANNES MIERSCH, MAX DICK, Violie. Violin. GEORGE SAUE! PAUL MIFRSCH, v "Cello. EUGENE WEINER, Flute. WM. AUGUEMENDE, Bass. Assis MISS MARION 8. WEED, ‘Soprano. Ticket nd 75e. t f Tickets, 50. ‘On sale at Metzerott's, .LDWELL’S DANCING ACADEMY, is. a. w., Tuesday and Friday Texsons ixiver intment. First-class inusic furnished for *) bails, parties, &c. ‘Telephone 705. st nw. OF ST, JOHN'S CHURCH PHANAGE. Tw> lectures (illustrated with photographs shown by the calcium light) wi'l be given by Prof. H. B, Rich- ardson of Amherst Colloxe at ST. JOHN'S PARISH HALL, 16th st. near Het. n.w. Subject: ‘Passion n TUES DAY, Jan. 3, 1893, .m. Suject: “German Peasant Life,” on THURSDAY, Jan. 5, 1803, at p.m. Adv osion to each lecture, 50 cents. Tiekew for sae at St. John's, Church and at door of hailon eveainas of lecture. FO? THE BENEFIT On! orm MET@ERorT music HALL. THE “c. C." COURSE. Second evening. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1893. “The Household Poet,” WILL CARLETON, Will deliver his beautifat lecture, “THE DRAMA OF HUMAN NATURE.” Interspersed with recitation of orixinal poems. Prices, 50c., 75e., and $1. Sale of seats now in progress. a8-7t K 2854s Licevm THeaTex, Fennayivania ave, and Litas: THIS WEEK. MATINEE EVERY DAY. FAY FOSTER BURLESQUE Co. Introducing Miss IDA SIDDONS, As PRINC® TAPHEE TOOPHAR. Next Week—Bobby Manche wr's Nigut Owla Beenty iw 6-8 FAIL TO ATT Given by the CAPITAL BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION At the NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY On MONDAY, JAN. 2, 1893. Tickets, sdmitting went and ladies. Tickets can be secured from meusbers hall on the evening of the Lall. Dancing at 9 p.m. ANI! BANJONA TMIAL LESSON FREE. ry Banjo quickly and correctly taught by my simple inethod in one quarter; only #7. Imuarantes to teach the most unimusical to pi rfect tune: Ieseon or uo charge. score pee tom 10.0 om. anti Te ‘GEORGE DRAEGER, 7-1! Tb Het a. Dancing. cor. Pa. ave. ae.. M: A cine go ‘e., Mondays an ‘PROF, 3. TAPPAN'S SELECT ACADEMY OF Sthand Ein per quarter or @3 per ‘WEBER'S SOCIETY ORCHESTRA FURNISHES Wrnnste tore Orders loft at residence sic ‘occasio: of Prof. LOUIS WEBER, 305 lst. 090-8 RE INVESTING YOUR BM Baxzrsa Horse Or CHAS. L. GURLEY. 326 F * LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & ©o., 2385 F st., Adams Iron Building, WASHINGTON, D. \. B. HIBBS, Manager. Private Wires. (16% and Provisions. Locai Seourities. 4 Buggestion. Depostts recetved subject ‘Land interest, teckeck and interest allowed Advances made to core. spondents avainst available collateral. fen touen weual We have direct private sewee tocar New York and Bonde and al! ritien the New t = poy cased eens are unequaled We make: alty of the Purchase ped Sale of all Eon ea) Securities on couvinaton Parties desiring to accounts, as well an those contemplating « change im existing ara Feguiripg sddstional 4 tics are invited to call on or address . LEWIS G. TEWESBURY & CO. Bort Crariricates. ‘who may be called on to burr a Ail persons cfthe family or a call at the office tion, No. ‘our ‘certil @o Jar funerain, Certincates draw 6 ferable toany one. E: You: interest in the mai n23-tm of 35L> 14th street riific tes Representing ffty and member friend are reevectfully tnvited to ‘the Co-overative Burial Assocle- ‘northwes, snd examine cent imterest ani are trans. vniue and be couvinced of SH. HINES, President, 1313 14th et. now. W. 8. HOGE bres. ‘NITED STAT! T. ©, DANIEL, Sec. ES BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO- CIATION, 1313 F st, Washington, D. C. hares, $100, payable in wonthly installments, which participate months. Pays interest on money derosited tn 1m all promts and ueture in S4/ amount. 5 and 6 per cent interest paid ou special deposits from the date they are wade, oczstt Tue Wasurxatox Rear Esrare Co. CAPITAL €100,000, FULL PalD. OFFERS FOR SALE AT PAR ITS 6 PER CENT GoLD DEBENTURE BONDS, $100 AND 500 EACH. These bonds are but subject to first held in trust by payable in oldcotn May 1, ington, the WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, trustee, which certifies to each Lond issued, end that securities exceeding in face value by 10 per cent of the bonds certified Lave beeo depoxited with it. repres-n: only about two-thirds of the market value of the real The notes so at estate upon which they are a first lieu, making the security of these bonds unquestioned. IMPORTANT ITEMS FROM ANNUAL REPORT, JUNE 1, 1892, Total Rescnrees, #220, 546.73. ‘Total Kecetpta, $137,995.02. ‘Real Estate on Hand (actual cost), @160, 182.63. CORNER 16TH ST. AND NEW YORK ave Chartered by special act of Comerem Jan. 1867, and acta of Ont. INI, and eb CAPITAL, ONE Mil Renta safes from #2 each a ~— N DOLLARS ard per armia Silver ware and valuation: Laken on dep omit TEN CENTS and apward rrosived on dopant and Prepares and keeps Wills free of change ants as Re: ecutor, Admintetrator and Trusteseareute: rasta 1 all kinds 3 John Fhe fark, Uy30) Thomas K FUTURE pays. DoXCAN#ON BuO. Auctionser. hand Date nw After Bve dave’ adver: he wepaper published a MAMLON'§ ot : ¥ NTH DAY SCO) OCL the ribs. title claim interest of the defendant in and to the foll »wine ribed property, to wit sotamittes of five be appointed to revise the | to enjoy the well-rendered program and see the | PY the Sunday school superintendent, Mr. Al-| , told cverrmvare._ Tree. CUTICURA. ste. SOAP. | Covers, Scarfs, Siainped Linens, &e., Be, Re. Mores, will receive Srompi attention.” "ditolai™ DEBENTCRES. . Senatatation, and, bz-lams, wae adopted and the| litte ones in this their hour of happiness and| bert, S. Belote. The choir, Rechte toon PUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston. | We wish to clove the balance of our Ladies’ ana | PANORAMA Of the (eDibratore are valaabie to persons who do nt te Ritter next week. A letter from Mra ua. | Telcicing. The little pveathedrer infant de- | selected for the occasion, after Thich, the dis- | pagee, 30 ilustrations and 100 testimoniaie. Misses! Costs: “Wo will sacrifice the profit to. de.eo. gyn ecole Srimpangny ef Keepin tbe various papers neceasary in the reper — cage igs | — forwarding * [: Wessel, superintendent cad rapiiee epee igh peg ger otaded ~ PIMPLES, blackheads, red, Tough chapped and oily | _ We Will offer special bargains in Table Linen of all THE WAR. taper ated oe oe nee ores im 1892 was received and the gift re- dered their creditably to themselves and ceived pseful presents from their teachers. skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP. kinds, Bed Comforts, Blankets, and all winter goods. 15th st.. two blocks below U. S. Treasury. Dility of looking after the payment of taxes upon the ands resolution of thanks unanimously ——. (Change of Schedule and Train Service to the ‘South via Paxxerivasta Raitnoap. Commencing January 1, 1593, the through present who, for the time, were happy to be children again, and under the kindly influence of the Christmas oceasion a WEAK, PAINFUL KIDNEYS, An Exhibition Pool Game. Monday evening next at 8 o'clock Mr! Frank Sherman, the pool expert, will play an exhibi- tion game of pool with Mr. Harry King of 7th street at the Columbia Athletic Club, and later jn the evening will give an exhibition of his With their weary, dull, aching, lifeless, all-cone sen- sation, relieved in one minute by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER, the first and only instantan- cous pa n-killing strengthening plaster. 25 cents. a28-wies Headquarters for reliable Black Dress Goods, all the popular makes and weaves at lowest prices. Best Quality 32-inch China Silks at 7c. yard. (CALIFORNIA. TEXAS i, MEXICO. RR Southern” Pacite: eSompeny’y Sun bet aad Orden 3. SMITH, Agt., 4060. 3d at. Ja7-whul0se X.Y. aia )DMAN'S SOCIETY ORCHESTRA. First-class music furnished for We sents Soars Property and the interest. ‘amnoyence of a collection of the JOHN H WALTER, 431. or ‘ARHART & LEIDY, Speer Noren train service to the south via Penusylvania rail- | £04 srials for the time being. Each officer and rated The take| = —— —_ : ney ; Const line, | teacher in the school received a kindly remem- | celeb shots. ane will = Bane = Saicer tne ne Snes Canet iiey | oa ba fia ings a haeks of lane note ee eee cee ae Basu Huxtas a 928 Teh and 206 Kote, mw. EXCURSIONS, é&c. — eaeSeTy serene sl leave Washington at for the year 1898. se club. The committee ou -- = daily, with cars to Jackson- ps, Thomasville aud Richmond. Past mail leaving Washington at 10:57 m., daily with sleeping care to Jacksonville,Chazloe. tie Coast line ear to Richi age pon so Yeu and Savannah and parlor car Wi ton to Riebmond. At ey leaving W: tn.- dally: with slesping care to Jest tA: and New York and Plorida special will be placed te service January 18 Not an Inmate of the Soldiers’ Home, ‘The man who was injured on the Baltimore reduced from $150 to $110. sep dhacenpater mats ace gt coro E. ‘2D, IT REQUIRES A CONSTITU- 1 PARLOR SUITE, upbolstered in Wilton rugs, ene te : the * ” Bive-aia TIONAL REMEDY. reduced from $75 to 855. > ute papers on the different clauses of the ‘Thee Anown to the medi- 2OLID WALNUT SUITE paltgse Borns below cost. F.G. Smith, 1225 | wore read by Mesers. Titus, Hodges aud Con- ant tesseceliy thas oon cprtinaiocs’ tine sree end 1 Chama to 800. oy ‘The Christian Endeavor Mase Meeting. ‘The Christian Endeavorers of the District ay “aso Drsrease sucanes aso Drsreasus Pamenrt.. The Washi: ro laseras propene te-ccahe: tua nite event an enjoyable affair, “ —>—— Music Boxzs below cost. F. G. Smith, 1225 Pa. ave.— Adri, — Two Turxos IN RE@ARD TO CATARRE. 1ST, IT 18 A CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASE, AND == Suouw Reav === Every Won. 6G In addition to a discount of 20 percent for one week on all Reed, Rattan and Gilt ~Chairs and Rockers, we offer the following ‘exceptional bargains, which should. not be passed over hurriedly, as it isseldom that ‘values such as these are offered at such low Agures, which represent n some cates lees 1 TAPESTRY COVERED PARLOR SUITE ANTIQUE OAK SUITE A few more 5-DRAWER W. M. Suvsrex & Soxs. ‘TEN PER CENT OFF FOR cas Fer the Holidays we are showing the grandest line of LADIES’ EMBROID- ERED HANDEERCHIEFS tobe found fm this market. Ajso « splendid line of UMBRELLAS, al kinds, sizes and new Gesigns in handles. On all of which we allow & cash discount of 10 cents off the dollar. § . VERNON AND OF WaSE- T° =. SAND THE TOMB Only means of communication is vi; the Washington, Alexendria and Mt Vernon Electric Railway from Cars heated by electricity leave local depot, Alex- ‘Take cars of Pennsylvania Railroad at Ot st. depot. ‘Fare for round trip, 45c. REGISTERED FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY- YEAR 6 PER CENT BONDS MARYLAND STEEL COMPANY. PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED | $1010 950. The same Beds have been selitug at trom BY PENNSYLVANIA STEEL COMPANY. Andria, on the arrival of all trains from Washington. | INTEREST PAYABLE FEBRUARY 1 AXD ae AUGUST 1L. THE FATR ts now open with « full live of the ines. Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Puraitare Also ‘a full line of Brussels and Ingroin Carpem New store and new stock. Tweuty per cent lower than any house in Washington, For this week only my price om Folding Bets trom C12 to BUD. Gtve me s cal! and be convinced that THE FALL to he place .o wake your purchases “SMITH, THE GREAT PRICE CUTTER 7aBand 745 7 at. ou 2. ©., corsero! Ket,