Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1893, Page 16

16 LOCAL MENTION The Weather. F mb Terspe and cont em. Great temne dition be house ah t Low tide. 1020 « m ¢8am 456 pm . Poraron a bovkwheat <P kinet f for 5 gee California Bronkfast Food for, Caht . t Loe. can 1. PD. Pyews, #12 nat. Ke. Teh et. ne and Momzoe st., Anacostia, Pors Woe have aie at pr Sewarmn d CLanr. est Stvnes Men's Derby and Alpine Hats. 21 Wack or brown. Stra value ih street n.w. Cm. Nase Tth. direct D.C. agent for r La Neves Sherries. Supplies the ople tal 7th and anteod Iniment sner at 1427 | epDIMAN, G14 12th. | Five Gas. Gasouree, Cun I : s atcost. 15) fi0 Pa ave ane | Poa ¥ | Reewn's « on ante in | sent’ Hand: 4.50 reduc Eure Canrr made mot! hi- the V begin bave tim the jon for years Wasa Sratiox Rowse. Mr. € kins was prostrated with Gypeey's Gift, « thinks it the greatest rewecdy oe earth As grocer for Pettijohn’s California Breekfast Foot Far Pettijohn ia Breakfast Food. Geo. BR. Gaar Penn. ave. nw. All methods of j pokbiuding, ruling. Mites } 1 Homes are cured to suit tp says the Dove Br the laste of every See advertisemer Der s axp Evos at cost. 15! series of lectures upon religion from a phil « Goods and Underwear. | fophical standpoint, taking for his sp sub- | sox, Gauxen & Ce | ject “The Five-fold Aspect of Religion Mr. | €36 Pa. ave. mw. | Sn a fluent and graceful speaker, and | ISTRICL cify AND D _ AMUSEMEN ES TONIGHT. Hovsz.—Minna Gale- cbback.” svem.—Wilson Barrett iz in “The Hu ew Natroxat 7 er ADEXT OF Mvsic.—Jobnstone Bennett in Turarer.—A Busy Day. Lrezem Tweates Renta- mPa Tur Bs and Obie ave og Gerrrssvea.—tith street — > Between Wash- neyivania Ratt- the the fae that the ntunued. ing B. and I has, however, been * is known as the « ratiroad to New York, « Haven ard Hartford via ehonged and 7 Shore Pen: thence New York N thence over the New and to Ps riving fing «! 7:50 om. via the seme orriving in Voston at 830 p.m, affords the ‘citi of Wasbington and vies unexeajled service between these snes cones > rate ‘TWkets for Clorgymen on the Veunayivauw Kathroad. year,the applstny Goapet wit to tickets at These tickote ant exbibiting they may be bought to Venusyivania eystera, both th a weet of Pit at one-half the reg- « Cuder th clergymen re half rates during het a selves of the this Liberal oad Com- ation inatic be especially Ivantages it world’s fair mot sand drapery at 415 Tth strect longer. These at once, and tia # to advan- interests by prompt a that the EB. Hay, ae acho of fins &e., at the auctioneers, 920 ‘Baie & west order of Heald & > » SeceRe chairs, desks, tables and office ally attend the auction sale of G street at 10 o'clock sotioncers.—Adet. ead aropenn ond Amsartonn arthte wil ve extindneh t Latimer & Sloan's Monday and Tuesday ext. Those in search of such goods will do well to pay this collection a visit. — Audet. psa eect Vacgxtives! At J. Jay Gould's—Adot. , | “Henry Vili. es, Hompler,438Pa av. | j ment b press, lea 4 t| Saxe of fine and Monday, Feb-! | Atrarom’s.—An important event of the enr- | rent theatrical season will be the engagement of M. at Albaugh’s next week. The career of this great artist bas elways bees marked with assiduous devotion to her art, and her life trated the grace and dignity that is aesc- 1 with the stage in the persons of ita best There is probably no living ervedly enjoys the respect masses than does Modjerka, more conscientious in her The latter is always influenced by ad: timent, which, together with her de- | personality and marked intellectuality, great strength to her portrayals, whether be the bi and airy Losalind or th ignant sorrowing Katharine, with which opens her engagemont | Monday ni magnificent revival of an . In the role Katharine she bas tinted indorsement of the leading won the critice of the country. Itia apart eminentiy suited to her great giftsand in which her fine seuse and deep understanding of the shew to cnusenal advant » The entire production, just agit was given at the Garden Theater. New York, will bepresented bere. On| | Tuesday, Weduesday and Saturday afternoon | “Henry VIII" will be repeated. On Thursday | will present Schiller's great tragedy | y Stuart.” Modjeska appearing m the ‘On Friday nightshe will essay Kosa- tenet in “As You Like It," and ber engagement | will close on Saturday night with the heavy | | tragedy of ‘*Macbeth.” New Natiosan Tugater.—Mr. E. A. Sothern | will be the attraction at the National next week | in his Intest success, “Captain Lettarblair.” Acapesy or Mestc.—Thos. Q. Seabrooke, in Isle of Champagne,” will again be seen in xt week. This time at the Academy the bs Kranay's Lyceva Taratee.—Gus Hill will x at every performance of his World of | elties, the aitreetion at Kernan’s Theater | at week. He is the champion heavy-weght club swinger and will perform a number of | feats with clubs ranging from thirty to 5) | pounds. The World of Novelties furnishes one | | of the best variety entertainments now before | he public and inelndes Miss Estelle Wellington, | the beautifnl character dansease; Baggosen, the refined contertionist; Baldwin and Daly, ‘Van Leer and Barton, Harris and Walters, John R. Harty, John and Harry Dillon, Bryant and Leonard and Flyun and ‘other artists ets are novel and interesting. Miss Cress’ Hane Rercrrat.—Ihe harp re-| cital to b » by Mise Anita Cluss at the Univer bh next Thursday evening pron interesting musical event. vit is but rarely heard as a solo instru- ment tires years of most assidu- | ons practice for the performer to become pro- lable to bring out all its sweetness Mies Class has beeu a has acquired a skill that is harpict now before the és coming recital play the dunaided by piano sccompani- ing selections from the romantic rp music calculated® to illus- both instrument and ne of ton Ligent student an ed by. an) She wil ne me je the rese player. The program will be carefully ar- runged with a view to please every one. Mr. +. Meitter has written a «ong for the occa- ul be sung from manuscript by Mr. | 2 Morsell. Mra. Neiiie Wilson Shir-Clitf several songs with herp secompani- ¥ Miss (Ines. Seats may be sccured at 4 Droop’s. vost OncHgaTRA.—The Boston Orchestra, Mr. Arthur Nikisch. accompanied by Mr. Constantin | . Will give. its fourth concert Yat Metzerott’s | STON S¥ Symrhony v, erg, pian ast but one of ite se Hali next Tuesday evening. Tho pro- | clades the Mozart Symphons in FE dat, rte for pianoforte in A minor, Schu- Largo, Haendel (with violin aolo by Mr. two movements from the ‘Damna- ust,” Berlioz, and the overture “E Weber. Tickets are now on sale at t's music «tore. us. Anwrz Besant.—Mra, Annie Besant of London, the noted theosophist, who bas de- livered aseries of lectures iu the principal cities of the United States recently, is expected to lecture on the subject of “Death and After” at the my of Music, in this city, on Sunday evening, February 12." Those who beard her lecture here about two years ago will remember the impression she made asa graceful and ear- nest speaker. If practice is a training school fo natural gift of eloquence, which she possesses in marked degree, her coming lec- ture should afford a treat to lovers of oratory apart from the subject she isto treat. Mra. Besant comes here at the invitation of the Blavatsky Branch of the Theosophical Society of this city. Merzznorr Me noon Mr. Merwin- an Kneisel c Hatt.—Tomorrow after- farie Snel! will continue bis handles his sub the reeult of careful st De. McGuyxx’s Lecture. tev. De. Edward MeGlvnn will deliver | tuo New National Theater upon | 's Prayer.” Dr. Me- ‘come widely known from the hb his immedi ecclesiastical superiors and there is undoubt- edly great ivterest felt here to see aud heur | him. His subject isa unique oue, but it is safe to say that it will be trested in a manner that will interest the audience. that indicates omorrow even- | Tae Sesverur The Sebubert | Tale Quartes will pleasing eon- | ceri at the Universalist Church on Wednesday | 1g, February i3, The quartet will be ed by Laura i. BixcCorkle, reader and | and Bertha L. Clark, violinist. Sale of # Tuesday at Metzerott's. Fux Bostox Iogan Cire, —On Priday ev February the Boston Ideal “Bs i Guitar Club will give a con rerott Music Hall. This is the seventh von of this succes*ful organization. | and th is the composer of the “Darkies | Dream.” and Mr. A. De Grover is well known tof banjo musig, Seats on sale at Metzero musie store. | Suxaten.“The Police Pa-| 1.” that will be presented at Harris’ next week, of the best productions of the agement has spared no ex- pense in scenic embellishments and it requires two baggage cars to transport the scenery and cfiects. A genuine patrol team that has served its apprenticeship in the Chicago police de- partinent 1 used in this production, showing the inethode adopted by the metropolitan police force in answering a quick alarm. The gong sounds and the horses fly from their stalls and | are hitched instantly in full view of the audi- jence and make thelr fight with the patrol } lt Philharmomie concert at Willard Hall last ing was a complete success, both artistically and | Snancially. Theentertainment was forthe benefit of St. Mark's Lutheran Chureh. The club's membership embraces Pred Ruckert, violini: | Mies Blanche Hnekert and Mrs. "Gertrude | Rucker: ‘Dodson, pianists; Mr. Carlo Fisher, | ‘cel and Miss Grace Fox, organist. The ciub gave evidence of hard study in the con- ted numbers and of individual ability in the | soica Miss Lizzie Killian, a soprano from the | Peabody Conservatary of Music, Baltimore, and Mr. ©. W. Hancock, basso, assisted the club, | Both possess voices of considerable strength usity and were encored and graciously re- a. Some confusion was experienced in advance of the con t from the similarity of this club's title with that of the Philharmonic € =o va damaae of Messrs. Lawrence Rakemann end Ler Tue Hexcwnac Minna Gales-Haynes nee of Julia in “The last nightgto an in numbers @nd en- tration of satisfaction Mrs. Haynes was seen to the best advantage and proved her worth as an The Wailer of Mr. Levick, Cl yord of Mr. Malone and the . Plympton were all excellent. ight Mrs. Haynes closes her engagement by ppearing as P in “Ingomar. fair. —Wileon Barrett's Haunlet, which | wae given wt the New National Theater last ghito a large and delighted audience, is different from ail other Havulets in that it isa fereation of flesh and blood, one in the full | possession of his faculties, who simulates a | Metnees toaccowpiish a definite purpose of | rev He mal Re. es some changes from the recoguized stage versions that show the result of careful stady and the application of common sense to his investigations. Mr. Barrett was! | called before the curtain again and again and was dually compelled to make ® speech, which “dt | the would have been hard to make. ‘The reeding was in aclesr, fall, somewhat rapid but modulated tone that somewhet showed the un- | important paseages, but brought ont effectively the points of the story. Mr. Smith is & tall, well-formed, energetic-looking man, near to middle age, with black hair streaked with gray and wearing glasses, that frequently he twiried in his hand in making his gestures. He isa | man of varied attainments, having achieved success n= a submarine engineer, an architect {and a painter, in addition to the fame he kas Won as a short story writer. When Thomas Nelson Page read the story told by the faithful body servant of ‘“Marse | Chan, ‘one had only to close one's eyes to | picture the ecene of the tale. Mr. Page is as accurate in rendering the negro’s dialect in | speech as in story. It is as much unlike the stage negro dialect as one patois differs from | another. +It iw the dinlect so familiar to all | Washingtonians—with its lack of the liquids— | so trying to black lips. Merely a mastery of the dialect would be interesting, but Mr. Page has added an intimate acquaintance humor, which he reproduces so | yet so faithfully that his hearers are kept on the edge of laughter, which now and then be- comes a gale of merriment. This waa the case when ‘Pulaski's Tournament” ws read—thet story of the old Virginia negro who was saved from punishment for the murder of his son only by the unexpected appearance of tho sup- posed dead man. It is rare that such a thor- oughly delightful evening is enjoyed by a publie gathering. Scuauwenxa Praxo Recrraz.—Xaver Sehar- wenkn, the eminent pianist and composer, wili | give a recital of romantic piano music at Met- zerott Music Hall on Monday, Febraary 13, The program will include ‘elections from Chopin, with sevoral of his own compositions. Tickets on sale at Metzerott’s. ‘Tae Arter Lavi zXTET.—The concert to | be given on Monday night at Metzerott’s Music Hall by the Ariel Ladies’ Sextet will be an ex- ceedingly enjoyable entertaintment. All the members of the organization are skilled mu- sicians, and their individual and concerted work has received the highest commendation. ‘The concert is under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. and should be liberally patronized. ‘The program has been carefully arranged and will be found unusually attractive Reserved seats A New Aitar for St. Matthew's Church. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. Rev. Father Lee, the pastor of St. Matthew's FINANCIAL. Chureh; who is in Enrope, has made srrango- mente to have an altar of pure Carrara marble carved in Italy and shipped to this city. puch canhie Not In It. Consumers will observe that no pictures or gifts are given away with “Admiral cigarettes,” butin quality they are compared to other brands aa sterling silver is compared to nickel plate. ‘Admiral” are not made by a trast, they are absolutely of a higher character than any ciga- rette in Washington and are rapidly gaining ap- preciation as sueh.—Adct. Through Parlor Car Service, Washington to Old Point Comfort. MBS ANNIE BESANT Of London, Engiand, ‘The not-¢ Orator and Theosophist, ‘Will lecture on At Academy of Music, SUNDAY EVENING, Fetruary 12, at p.m Reserved seats, 3c. General admission, 50:. Tickets for sale at Theosophical Society's rooms, 919 Fst. upstairs, until February 8, ufter that dats at Academy of Music. tet MEW NATIONAL THEATRE, THE DISTINGUISHED AUTIOR-ACTOR, WILSON BARRETT, AND HIS FAMOUS LONDON COMPANY THIS SATURDAY EVENING, THE SILVER KING. ——Next Week — Mo. E. Wo For the accommodation of the traveling | public the Penneyivania railtoad announces 1, beginni ay, Fel 10, parlor ; car line will be established between Washing. Usaversarisr Cnvrcu,con. att asp & ton and Old Point Comfort via Quantico, Dos- well and the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, Jenving B. and P. station at 10:57 a, m. daily.— lot. Six Or Us’ Arritcten WITH CRUSTY, SCALY SKIN DISEASE. GRAND HARP RECITAL By MISS ANITA CLUSS, THURSDAY EVENING, February 9, at 8 o'clock, Assisted by MRS. NELLIE WILSON SHIR-CLIFF, Soprano, MI. HERNDON MORSELL, Tenor. IT TORMENTED US ALL, ALMOST Tickets, including Reserved Seats, #1, now on saie at DROVE MY WIFE MAD. DROOP'S, 925 Pennsylvania ave, METZEROTY'S, 1110 F st. PAIN AND vazaan ny CANTON bid ego No. 5, P.M. MO. OE). Wii be given at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, STH ST. BE. FROM FEBRUARY 6 TO 18 INCLUSIVE. ADMISSION, Ba Soliciting of votes positively vrohibited in fair room. Dancing every eventne at O45. "Jas \ONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, DOCTORS AND MEDICINES FAILED. INSTANT RELIEF AND SPEEDY CURE OF ALL BY CUTICURA. Three years ago my wife, four little children and myself were afflicted with a crusty, scaly disease of the skin. It tormented ue all. Such a plaxue I hope will never again visit my family. My children’s agen Were respectively nine, seven and four years, excert the youngest, who was only two months old. Of all our suffering, my wife suffered the mest. It almost drove her mad. The disease frst made its ‘appear- ance on my wife's back between the shoulders, and spread across to her breast. It looked like it was cov- ered over with little scales. I first bought of a drs store medicine for skin disease, witch failed to do any: good whatever. Inextempioyea doctor who gave sa28.11t TUE SCHUBERT QUARTET, jOSHER, J. 1 D, WILLTA) NDER Mi RY KAISER, KW. Blt AED. HOOV may be obtained at Metzerott’s. — THE SALVATION ARMY. A Lawyer Fined for Disturbing Their Meet- ing Last Night. Judge Kimball announced in the Police Court today that he would sustain aud protect the Salvation Army against disorderly persons, and so far as he was concerned he intended to impose fines in cases where persons disturbed them. In the case before the court the defendant was John P. O'Neille, the lawyer, and it was not disputed that he was intoxicated Inst even- ing when he called at the barracks and afforded amusement for the boys who occupied the rear seate, Brother Proctor, who is stationed at the bar- racks to keep order, spoke to the lawyer and he promised to keep quiet, but his failure to do #0 was the cause of another visit on the part of the officer of the army. One of the female oficers thonght that the man was entitled to uo more rights than the boys, and ehe suggested that he be arrested, ‘he watchman, however, did not want to ar- rest him.and he compromiced with his superior showing the iawyer to the street. The matter would have ended there had not the lawyer continued to use bad langnage when he got on the street, and said “—— the Salva- arrest followed and last night he was kept in charge of an oflicer at the police station. This morning when he appeared in court he was extremely nervous. Although he was short of cash’ he had one good friend and that friend was lawyer Charles Walter. He looked after the case and. asked the leniency of the court. He asked that in disposing of the case the court consider the good standing of the defendant. ‘The fact that he is a member of the ba: the court, onl: the offense. ‘The judge said he considered a member of the bar to be a man of high standing, and when he fails he is worse than ome other classes of citizens. In any ordinary case, the judge said, the fine would be #10,and he would impose that amount in this case. Mir. Waiter raid he would pay the fine and the defendant was discharged. An Odd Fellows’ Fai Next Monday Canton Potomac, 1. O° ©. F., will open their fair and bazaar ‘at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard. ‘The fair will open with a public parade. ‘The canton will form at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th sircet northwest, at 6:45 p.m. sharp, and cecompanied by their juvenile band will proceed to the East Washington Hall, Grand Master Crawshaw will be the orator of ing. The Ladies’ Banjo, Guitir and r the leadership of Prof. Redfield, consisting of Misses Annie Grove, Clara B, Wagner, Dollie Platt, Marguerite Ford and Cherrie Ford, will be one nuny attractions on the opening night. ‘The voting for the many articles is active and the contestents man: Ameng the siting orga ns who have signi their tion of visiting the tair are the cantons of nore and ‘olk and several of subordinate lodges of Baltimore and Alexandria, Va., together with the mem- bers of the order in the District gener Many other local organizations will atte: ancing will commence every evening at 9:45. The Third Aruilery Bend will furnish the music. iciting of votes will be -positively not permitied in the fair reom. The following ladies wili officiate at the many tables: Mra, Duvall, Mrs. Shackelford, Mrs. Boyce, Mrs. Hunt,’ Mrs, Litchfield, 'Mrs, Mohler, Mra. Storey, “Mrs. Sh irs. Hughes, Mrs, Ourand and the Misses Ida Boyce, Ourand, Hunt, Hazard. Susan C. Hughes, Suitivan, the Misses Shackelford, Katie and Mollie Mobler, Acton, Turnbull and Little. Chevalier George Clark will manage the paddle stand. . pa See, New Eoute to Boston, ‘The New York and New England sleeping car line, heretofore operated between Washington and Boston, has been transferred to the Royal Blue Line, and commencing Sunday, January 29, a daily Pullman sleeping car service will be established from Washington to Boston via the nud O. R. &, to Philadelphia, thence over the Reading railrbad system via Poughkeepsie bridge to Hopewell Junction, thence via Hart- ford to Boston over the New York and New England railroad. ‘Train will leave Washing- ton from B. and O. depot'at 2:40 p.m. and will arrrive at New York and New England depot, Boston, next morning at 4:20.—Adrt. a Surtzs, double and singte rooms, with or without board, at the Lincoin, corner 10th and H streets.— Adet. ge! ‘Tur saxx of valuable law and other books at Latimer & Sloan's, 1107 G street, commences Wednesday evening. ‘The catalogues are out.— Adet. aid adds to instead of diminishes —_-—_ Parties having money who desire to learn how to make it yield more money should read Woods & Co.'s advertisement under Financial.— Adel. oe Asstoxen’s Sau orVanvauee REAL Estate. — Thos. M. Fields, assignee, will sell by pablic auction through’ Rateliffe, Darr & Co., auc- tioneers, in front of the ‘premises, ‘on’ Mon- day, February 6, at 4:30 o'clock p. m., that elegant property at the corner of 6th and N aud N and Union streets southwest. ‘This prop- erty is elegantly adapted to advantageous aub- division, “It is eligibly situated near four lines of cars, and improved by a largo brick mansion house and four small frame houses. ‘This sale pre- sents a rare opporiunity to a syndicat or to th- dividual speculators, , Ree advertisement. * phagirios “<—hesiery Swiss Mestc Boxes.—Ono fine interchang- able box playing twenty- smailer boxes ranging in price from 9 to $75. ‘Will be sold below cost to close invoice. F. G. Smith, 1225 Pennsylvania avenue.—Advt. —_—_ ‘The will of the late William F. Weld of Brookline, ony aed admitted to probate, di- recta that $100, be paid to Harvard College. The remainder of the estate is given to diate relatives. f ho did iu an exceedingly graceful and felicitous manner. Avraons’ Reaprsas.—The V: gentle- | man of the old school and the Virginia | were the two types of Old Dominion civiliza- tion presented in the readi Smit of “C il as a type. uthor oe that he was a com- posite character. He is certainly a uniq character in Literature. And shose of the a dience who had not known and loved colonel before were brought into his friends by the author's artistic night. Two selections of wille’”’ were From the Grocer” and “ Southern Lady,” and two 7, ‘winter it prostrated me so ue Gar Twice. ‘Tdo not want ‘MRS. ‘better for a family medicine.” CLARK, Washington Village, 1. —Be sure to get Hood's Sarsparilla, HOOD'S PILLS are purely vegetable, perfectly ‘barmless, always reliable and beneficial. 6 relief fdr a short while. After trying hin for quite a while without effecting & cure, I called in another doctor who proved to do no hetter than the first. After this I bowht CUTICURA REMEDIES of Messrs. Purcell, Ladd & Co., Richmond, Va., having Assisted by MissD. B. Rowers, Mrs. W. L. Wilson, E Youngs, jr, and Dr. Bischoif, in vocal an mental numbers. Tickets, read of them in anewspaper. Relief followed the first | qicket ‘without extra ch application, aud five cr six sats cured ail of us. I do | Ellis & & Paavo. We neeet OF not know what the disease was we had, it affected us ail alike, but 1 de know CUTICURA cured us of that | RGYPT skin disease, Rev. J. N, WOODS, Avon, Neison county, Va. CUTICURA KESOLVENT The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest of humor remedies, cleanses the blood of all impurities aud poisonous elements and thus removes the cause, while CUTICUKA, the creat skin cure, and CUTT- CURA SOAP, an exquisite skin beautifier. clear the skin and scaip and restore the hair. Thus, the CUT- ICURA REMEDIES cure every species of itchine, burning, seaiy, pimply and blotchy skin, scalp and blood diseases, when the best physicians fail, 1893, rower, Thal TLES IN &: ACADEMY. TONIGHT AT 8 LAST TIME OF JANE. Soldeverywhere. Price, CUTICURA, nae. : SOAP, 25. : RESOLVENT, #1. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston, S9-“"How to MIbS JOHNSTONE BENN! SANE illustrations and te —Next Ww = a THOMAS Q. = BABYS Skin and Scalp purified and beautified by CUTICURASOAP. Absolutely pure. RHEUMATIC PAINS. IN ONE MINUTE THE CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER relieves rheumatic, chest and muscular p fel-w&s SEABROOKE And bis Comic Opera Company in the ISLE OF CHAMPAGNE. ALPAUG: ‘5 GRAND OPERA HOUSE. LAST PERFORMANCE + You Can Buy a First-class Sewing Machine for €19.50, worth 865, at Orrexuxisen's, 514 9th st. now. it Masquerade Costumes for rent from 75e. up. 2001 7th st, nw. 1 a A Boon for Capitol Hill Ladies. A first-class Stamping Establishment at the Domestic Sewing Machine and Pattern Rooms, Under the Direction of Abbey, Schoeffel & Gran. Sapported by EBEN PLYMPTON EBEN PLYMPTON And # carefully selected Company. 4th and Pa. ave. It eerie Don’t Be Too Proud tocconomize. Start TNGOMAR: with our $1.19 Derby—it is money in your Next Week—MODJF SKA. ae SEATS NOW ON SALF. fot These Are Selling Price: Earthen Cuspidors, 15 and 25c.; Fireproof Cooking Crocks, 15, 20 and 25c.; Table Oilcloth, 15, 18 and 25c. yard; Crockery at astonishingly low prices; Yellow Ware at less than some wholc- salers’ prices. [It] Trorr, 1602 14th a.w. Ts the low $19.50 price for a Sewing Machine sold elso- where for £55. All latest attachments and guarantee for five years; antique oak or walnat, ‘This is a rare bargain. “At OPrexneiwes it 514 9th ot. now, oe One. Month From Tod: You are likely to have visitors during the in auguration season—they may be friends—they may be relatives—perhapa strangers will be uartered on you. Ik your house in order? If there is anything lacking you can get it from my mammoth Furniture House on “time” at bottom price. Joux Kvppex, The Accommodator, 513 Seventh street northwest. ‘TSE Pore FOOD EXPOSITION, Ww. L. 1. ARMOBY, OPENS FEB. 13, ‘MRS. RORER'S COOKING LESSONS, FOOD EXHIBITS, ke. at rbies, ‘The uni- Our price, $1.19—$1.19— ‘Marine Band concerts afternoon and evening. pismuies Nobby and Stylish D. per versal $2 grade, $1.19. It Henry Franc & Sox, cor. 7th and D, > Don’t Overlook This. 19.50 for a First-class Sewing Machine, worth at 9 OPrenncisten’s, st nw. =< Autoharps, Banjos and the Beautiful, Sweet- toned Mandolin Guitars for eale or hire. M**£norr mesic mace FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17. THE BOSTON IDEAL BANJO, MANDOLIN AND GUITAR CLUB. 1 Waxrorp's. Behe! Four Bottles Fine Wines, 81. Fall quart SEVENTH SEASON. Whisky, 89c.; was $1. Se11Gson’s, 1200 Pa. ave.1 > L. LANSING. A. D. GROVER. B. E. SHATTUCK. 1. H. GALENCIA. A. C, ROBINSON. Villette’s 4 Oils, a guarantecd liniment. 1* ee een Shoes. Great many persuns have availed themselves of our liberal reduction on our winter stock, which is too large. We must make room for spring goods. Naturally a great many goods have accumulated that we are willing to sell less than half price. We have weparaied thoee from the fresh stock and all of them inust go. Reserved seats, 50c. On sale Tuesday morning at Metzerott’s Music Store. fe8st H.W. Orvorr, 3123 Most. nw. | U)SIVERSALIST CHUECH. caer Valentines at J. Jay Gourp's. fe2-5t* WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, ——— Coughs and Hoarseness.—The irritation which induces coughing immediately relieved ‘THE SCHUBERT MALE QUARTET, jo Fiorsd £. ‘Brown's Bronchial Troches.” Sold trig slat ptyiplleseat Mae ne ge) Asaisted by “Grand” Cut Plug is the Best Smoke or Chew. ‘Try it. jal7-eolm BERTHA L. CLARK, Violinist, sone Sly Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa retains the nutritious cogou butter; unique as a flesh pro- LAURA B. Meo CORKLE, Reeder and Whistler, lucer. 4 ase gielieteremeiiee EVELYN M. ELLIS, Accompanist, Hot Weather Appréaching. For $1.24 you may take your pick out of the remaining Winter supply of Auerbach’s #2, $3 and $4 Saxony Wool German Hand Knit Jackets. fel-4t Cor. 7th and H. “Domestic” Rooms. age oe Doncherknow you never seeaman“‘smile” without also taking a piece of White's Yucatan Prices, 50c, and 75e. Sale opens Tuesday morning at Motaggott’s music store. at FAA881s' Ero THEATER. Mrs. P. HARRIS. BL. BRITTON and T. F. DEAN, Gum. jx30-6¢ a eee Nisek Commencing MONDAY, February Ladies! Buy the Old Reliable, Time-tested | 4* ¥- PEARSON'S BIG REALISTIC PRODUCTION, Wheeler & Wilson. THE POLICE PATROL. Nextweek—Master and Man. | CADEMY OF MUSIt MATINEE FRIDA’ Each year brings it new laurels. Your grandmothers used one, and the most Progressive mechanical expert of today pro- nounces the best in_ the world to be the New High Arm, No. 9. Office, 437 9th st. n.w., one fot-at FEBRUARY 10, 2 P, M. door south of E. d2l-tt Amateur performance for the benefit of the “Grand” Cut Plug is the Best Smoke or HOME FOR INCURABLES, Chew. Try it. jal7-colm ‘Under the anspices of the &, Heller, 720 7th at. n.w., is making awo-| WAS Sciiosl Gnu nthe ere cialty in Ladies’ and Children's Hair Outting MEREDITH'S OLD COAT. and poving; also cures Dandruff. oc-tr | Tickets for sale at the box office. feat Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases. pias cies RENTZ~SANTLEY 60. AMERICA; OR THE DISCOVERY OF COLUMBUS. ae atric nica ges shew Next Week—Gus Hill's World of Novelties. 3030-6 EX SUR Mic somuleB PGR 2 JULIA MARLOWE, ‘ une Drs. PRITZ and DAMON will lecture cure the sick at Builders’ E; ig z Ritu roreG ae enor EXCURSIONS, &. Only means of commanicationis vis the Washington, Alexendria an@ Mt Vernon Electric Railway from Alexandria, Care heated by electricity leeve local depot, Alex- ‘sndria, on the'arrival of all trains from Washingtoo. ‘Take care of Pennsyivanie Railroad at 6th st. depot. ‘Fare for round trip, 450. Grounés open.from 1am. to4y.m Admismon to grounds, 25¢. os Wa, BRED, Supe. SOTHERN In his new comedy, CAPT. LETTARBLAIR. ME™enorr Music War iC HALL. MONDAY EV }. FEBRUARY 13, 1893, ONLY APPEARANCE THIS SEASON or HER XAVER! Ima RECITAL OF ROMANTIC PIANO MUSIC. Tickets, S0c., 75c. and 8. sale at Mezerott’s. Next Sunday at 4:30 p.m, MERWIN-MARIE SNELL Will lecture on THE FIVE-FOLD ASPECT OF RELIGION. cing next Monday, MODIESKA MODJFSRA MODJESKA MODJESRA And her company of players, headed by ME. OTIS SEIN MACBET. SEATS AND BOXES NOW ON SALE. fe2-3t_ TALENTINES, MASKS, FAVORS FOR THE GER- Dinner Souvenira, Lana ch Tissue Paper, Serap Book SUAS COULD! Sone AUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. £ fests ‘THIS WEEK-SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY. DIESE A, DIESKAL DIESKA, DJESKAL Supported by MR. OTIS SKINNER AND HER OWN COMPANY OF PLAYERS. Amagnificont revival of SRY VT Vu Tonicht, Tuesday, W MARY STUAPT, ednesday evenings and Saturday jatinee. ++.sThursday night AS YOU LIKE If. Slag Friday night MACBETH . i von Saturday night a. | Teiir andar direction of FRANK L. PERLEY andJ. J. BUCKLEY. Next week—Denman Thompson in "The Old Home- See ere feGtt ETZEROTT MUSIC HALL. ‘NIKISCH. © ONY ORCHESTRA, ONY ORCHESTBA, Whee Mr. ARTHUR NIRISC FOURTH CONC : (Last but one of the series) TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRU GY Solomt—Mr. CONST. < ATEENBE: Prograin—Ssiinkony in E flat. Moza for plavoforts in minor, Schani 20, Haen- det (ne Mr: Kneisel.)' Two moveients from the on of Faust,” Berilom. Overture, “Euryunthe.” Weber. SYMPH SYMpa ‘Will speak oa this subject at THE NEW NATIONAL THEATER, SUNDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5, 1803. Reserved seats for Admission 25, 50, T5e. and $1, Motzerott’s Music Store. THE MATER CoLon’ Fo. OF HEN 1D that have been on exhibition at Veerbot's gallery may ow bs seen at LOS Tost. mw. fr and in the evening of each day. SPIRITUALISM. hpiritual lectures by the best known medinms at Meteeret ce Muste Hall EVEGY SUNDAY ab 1-0 a ng. Pag ave, se.. Mondays aad hursdays. $8 per quarter ur $3 per wonth in al- vance. a17-2u ‘Poe AMIEL LADIES’ SEXTET (Famous Smith Sisters) IN GRAND CONCERT AT METZEROTT'S HALL, 19th and F sts. a.w., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1893, at Sp.m., Under the auspices of the ¥. M.C. A. ae =-500. and T5e. ater Tuesday, January 31. MAscuersve ickets on sale at Metzerott'’s Music Store on and | butsubject to payment at any tiue after May 1, 1897. BALL or THE GERMANIA MENNERCHOR AT CONCORDIA HALL, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1893. Valuable prizes will be. awarded for groupe and | *<™tY of these bonds unquestioned. re asks. “Aguas: Gentlemen, 50 cents ladles, 25 cents. Jal, (460-3 Ppavonama Of the BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG, The greatest battle of THE WAR. bth st., two blocks below U. 8. Treasury. Metenorr ‘MUSIC HALL THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUABY 9, LEAGUE OF AMERICAN WHEELMEN, District of Columbia Division, MUSICALE AND SOIREE. A fine program will be remlered by ahost of Wash- ington favorites. Concert at 8 prompt. Dancing at 10:15. Admission limited to League members and their ladies. Tickets free, including reserved seat coupon, but issued only to members applying in person at Metze- rott's Music Store on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- day, February @,7and& | fet Witand’s HALL, FRIDAY EVE.. FER. 3, — Booth "s ebrated §: (Kerner Musik), "Violin Vitloneello. Fiano ¢-hand, Organ by the Weshiagton Tutt otter ‘supetior’ talentof recognized 128-0t ckets, 50c., at principal musicstores, | Is the oldest District ttle insurance company —ie ther- oughly equipped —has been in y ry MEtaEnOTS music watt. Gver eleven yearend. bas ‘eaatuined ‘early 50,00) LecTUkes OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS, ae ee MAHLON ASHFORD, President, at ens on ee, €.€. DUNCANSON. Vice Preset MERWIN-MARIE GEORGE E. FLEMMING, Secretary. : FOUR O'CLOCK SUNDAY AFTERNOONS. we, — Subject for SUNDAY, January 29, a Of Kirge & Co., Baakers. RELIGION BEFORE THE BAR OF SCIENCE. ARLES B. BAILEY, Director. s FUTURE SUBJECT! Fr mae ‘Sechy Washington Gas Taght Co, February 5—The Fivefuld Aspect of Religion. _ ‘Collector of Taxes, 12—The Philosuphy of Doctrine. 19— GSES Fe fe Plc ch attr tte Maret Sod the Gade esnimaticn. heel 3 -The True: Bek 9 he Tee asin A door collection of ten cents. | CFFICE OF THE CHES APE TEL Fwordef Progress. | GEORGE W. PEARSON. ELECT FRENCH Dhi ADE ESS AND MASQUER, x Six S$ ay HDI Ne Reset ari GIVEN BY, LUNTON ATERNELLE DE TLANGUE FRANCAISE, for the year ending January Gl, 8A WEDNFSDAY. EVENING. As, nag, pono it Ba * Exchanges Hell, 728-771 13th *t. nw. At Oidmissicn Gentlemen, 2. Ladies, ona Can Peipnary 1. i cate Se ab Handavtne [rise to the prettiest costanoed i388 dak fel bate mous CALOaNIA TEXAN MEXICO Aretuiiwanthiy tourist, parties. over Pacite company's sunset "end Oden ro Feat ig'y Ae BARLEY AG Brostway. WY. RJ. SMITH, Agwnt st, Philadelphia, OF. 3B CALDWELI cor. Si and H sts. © Tuesday and Friday ceenine. | Private lemons «ive by appoutinent. Address 107 Bet. mw. actow FINANCIAL. Sooner On Laren DISRURSPMENTS by real om ae ae 1c ay = Death must come to all, Dut don"t grieve abont atthe it. Enjoy yourself to ‘the fullest extent. but 2450, 56 ae dint Yate tne! your fle amared ®'™ © | etaneseashon and Feb a es FS . . LA “ oe B v8 FOR INVESTMENT. _ 474,98 0 500 Norfolk and wr | aR : ‘and Gat" Rein eal tes , — ae Febrnary 1. 1n0 a oie ie Tobit: Home batting. | Cashion bend sn ot HY FOURTH MONTHLY MFETING OF (HE = 7 Pegi ea a ee ee — - ts snare . ory MONDAY, FEBRUARY Sit at HALP-PAST | Total «tock ed ne SEVEN P.M. joed on each share | Dividends: rable for past for a payne J month. Interestat 6 percent | year 2.0015 allowed on sums of @100 or mote paid tm advance. | Surplus invested) Ikea a Security, first deed of trust on real estate. - SHARES, $1 Pik MONTH. ours Books for subscription to stock will close in March. 2 Does may te: tive K. PETTY. Treasurer, at HL 8. BERGMANN, a awa 1 Johnson Bros. ', 1206 F st. nw. ent fhe meeting. ‘Treasurer. Recretary Ks yy LERY 3. BURTT, President ae _#. 4. DERMODY, Sceretary, ee ee A A T, T. Of the association apd Bnd th « out te oe LWars IMELY oric correct. HAs & x a Ron, os —ihiseanbaeiinie pu Mant Se ow to sip Auditine ~ rons If vou have money that tenotbeingmset! g5g o PREP OF PRETIONS weves why not make ft earn Fou more money, iB war tees me ee Sead of ying Mie in banker sloewher@ If] 2X0, St oun! Youare lable to need your cash om short | SER a Og Retiseplace {with ad’ wo wil enor | EAS cot a “Certificate of Deposit’ Hi x FERDINAND SCHMIDT, Attore rod ~s if yo | OFFICE, O24 F ST. N.W. period, let us issue you « Certificate of Deposit, om which | | Theannual Aivitentof 7 percent on ot stack ant we will pay you for the mse of your money | @ percent ou mew stock wil! be Patt aay toe three months,4 per cent—six months, | day and Wednesday, February G7 ands, betwee: 9 e year, 6 per cent js . " = . ar Weshall be pleased tohawe rou con) Exsrrnemie Sexzay Byanixe Assoc ult we at any time. AON AL DEDOSITS. Wiattaine Ave Sodand tpward, bear 7 per cent per annum pail in east semi-annually. | Bs Boks, aovnrities, &e. under the juspection of the | SS in sary t investinent department of the s ace of New York 2 om iy at Rooms Gand §, Warder building, na . Bsa. Fsin bow. 3e on Scomren For Your Coxswrna- TION BY THE FIDELITY BUILDING, LOAN AND IN- VESTMENT ASSOCIATION, 906-9146 ST. x.w., WASHINGTON, D.C. Taz Disrmcr Tiree Isevnaxez ASSFTS. 114,000.00 COMPANY, Our loans up to the close of the year. 1891 amounted to. —_— 30,874.16 (©10 Loch street northw ss Ourloans at the close of the year eta 1st amounted to, * 100,058.48 Increase in one ye: 64,178.32 CABETAR, O200,00R. Cash returned to members during the year IS91...... Cash returned to members up to the close of the year 1892. ‘Titles to all real estate tn Washington, Georestowm and county exarained with accuracy ard dispatch Deeds, wills and all other conveyances of real prop- arty prevared. TITLES INSURED. Total vaiue of securities held at the close of tie year 1891 75,006.00 | EUGENECARUS!. WM. F. MATTINGLY, ‘Total value of securities held at - a ae eae the el, 1892........ 250,133.70 TNL CARUS!. . BRITION, EEC etary and (Chief Examtuer. 25e. per week or $1 per month will mature —— one share of stock in 102 months for acash oni oan value of $200. ‘Money deposited with us for a period of three months or longer, subject to withdrawal on thirty days’ notice after three months, will draw interest at the rate of 6 per cent per an- num from date of deposit. Money deposited with us for a period of three years will draw interest at the rate of 8 per cent A. T. BRITTON, JAMES L. BAKrotR, GEORGE W. BROW, EUGENE CARUN: NATHANIEL CARUSL, LEWIS 2. DAVIS, WASH. DANENHOWER, per annum. ‘MILLS DEA’ i JOHN A, HAMILTON, ye27 «HARRISON DINGMAX, President. CHARLES W VANDEL? PRANK HOME, CARLES A. JAMES, WILLIAM F. MATTINGLY, Cc. KU Havexxer, SIMON WOLF. SBE Member Washington Stock Frchange, Real Estate and Stock Broker, Rooms Y and 11, Atlantic Building, 1990 F st. now. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. . Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or on margin. Cotton Lought and sold in New York or New Orleans. CORRESPONDENTS. 3.8. Pache & Co., New York Stock Exchangs. ‘Lebiman Pros., New York Cotton Exchange, Lehman, Stern & Co.,New Orleans Cotton Exchange. Lamson Bros. & Co., Chicago Boardof Trade. Private wires to New hunk, Ciuicago and New Or- Consox & Macanrver, MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Correspondents of Messrs. \oore & Schley, 80 Broade way, Bankers and Dealers in Government Honda, Fxchanen . Depowite, 1 Jeans, Telephone. 453 elt Rallroad Stocks and Bons and 4!) s-urittes ‘ete on the exchanges of New Verk, Pliiiadelpiin, Bostom ND POTOMAC | abd Baltitnore boweb?t and *0' A epecialty made of invest: ont sevurtdes, District Bowie aud all ioral Hsiiroad," Gas, Knwuramce eid one Stock dea ‘Anterican Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold. de? PHONE x. A dividend of WO cants ver shave will be payableon @ SIXTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, IM, to the stock holders of record at the close of business on the 27th day of Seoanre aS ct the ui ot the treamarer of Me company Gl 14th at. uses Weshingtone De C. Sie trance bs be citeed from the 2th of inclusive BRYAN, Prosident. CHARLES G, BEFPE, Treoxurer. Washington, D. €., January 25, 1803" | ""ja20-08 AVE YOU FONDS 0 INVERT” WEL 12 PER Baxarxa Horse Or LEWIS G TEWKSBURY & co, 1036 F st. Adams Iron Building, nrity satisfy y Ei cont income and pertect eecuriay patety yout? WASHINGTON, DB. G jali-3m 600 F st. n. w., basemczit. W. DB. HIBBS, Manager. Deposts, Taz Wasmscrox Rea Estate Co. CAPITAL $100,000, FULL PAID. OFFERS FOR SALE AT PAR ITS 6 PEB CENT GOLD DEBENTURE BONDS, 100 AND $500 EACH. . ‘These bonds are payable in gold.coin May 1, 1902. Advances, atthe option of the Company. They are secured by frst morteage nvtes op Washington city real estate, held in trust by the WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, trustee, which certifies to cach bond isssved, and that securities exceeding in face ‘value by 10 per cent of the bonds certified have beea eposited with it. ‘The notes so deposited represent only about two-thirds of the market value of the real estate upon which they are @ first lien, making the IMPORTANT ITEMS FROM ANNUAL REPORT, JUNE 1, 1892. ‘Total Resources, £220,540. 73. ‘Total Receipta, $137,696.02. ‘Beal Estate on Hand (actual cost), @160, 182.63. Ta Nanosar Sare Devos, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANE property and the annoyance of « collection of the 8 the Diswict of Colonie, interest. JOHN H. WALTER, President, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW TORK avg’ 2001 Fat. n.w., Washingwon, D.C. “4 —— (Chartered by special act of Congress BANKERS, a mabet Wi ‘Jan., 1867, and acts of Oct., 1800, and Feb... 1802 She Wastincton Lous and Trust Company. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS ——" Rents safes from $5 ea: h opward per anoam ‘Bilver ware and valualies tasen on depostt. ‘HE - TEN CENTS and upward received on Gepost an REAL ESTATE : » | interest allowed on sums of not leas than @3. TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, ‘Prepares and keer Wills free of charge—sots as Be 470 LA. AVE., ALBERT F, FOX, Director, WILLIAM GALT, Director, ‘Merchant. ROBERT 0. HOLTZMAN, Director, ; 2 B. B.Co. wa. D. HOOVER Counsellors at Lew. JAMES J. BECKER, ‘