Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1893, Page 8

—_ THE EVENING a LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Wenthe Yonreast Tint Sr. a. For the Distriet of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, increasing cloudiness and light rain; southerly, «bitt westerly winds; warmer | Friday morning, probably warmer Friday | evening. | CONDITION OF THE WATER. | Temperature and condition of water at 8} a.».: Great Falls, temperature, $2; condition, ee 6 Receiving reservoir. temperature, 36. Con- dition at north connection. 3: comition south connection, 36. distributing reservoir, | temperature, 35- condition at influent gate | Reuse, 5. eitiuent gate house, 10. High 1:91 om. Low tide. $51 pm R Gray 999 Pa. ave. nw. Fa-| seed. Estimates promptly given. | $1.19 Deney—A Bro Dare. exuy Praxe & Sox, cor. 7th and D. Snow Case for sale, Hewpien’s, cor.434. | = Srvtes Men's Derby and Alpine 1.30 and #4 Black or brown. T. Lawns, 495 7th street n.w. | Exraast Opers and Tonriste’ Glasses, Crar- ix Orricar Co., Masonic Temple, F st. Lavest (Fedora) Hats. Extra value. ‘. Feserit’s Ic Ca Onder » quart for tomorrow's dinner at 1427 New York atenae. - < few Sxaves and Coasters Creat reduction. | Peek & Soyder's American Clubs, former price, 23.00: to close th Ladies’ Russet | Leather-strae Si mer price, $1.50: to | eicse them out All sizes in stock. Girls’ j and Boys Coasters at cost. Faxg E. Hor- rvs, 438 9th ot. now. — by the Farrer Canpzt | ave. nw. are made moth- Telephone 435-2 A Mowry Saver. & Sox, cor. 7th and D, proof free of charge Ovx €1.19 Dexey Hevny Fra CITY AND DISTRICT AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Hoes! in Atraton'’s Ovens —Modjeska New Nationat Trraten.—Mr. E. A. Sothern | Capt. Lettarblair.” j Acapey oF Mvsic.—T. Q. Seabrooke in ©The Isle of Champagne.” j ow Tweater.—“The Police Pa-| Kenxas's Lrerew Taraten—Gus Hill's | World of Noveliies. | Tur Berrie of Gerrrssvrc.—lith street and Obie avenve. | Pertows’ Mare (E:outs Strzer s.8).— Fair and Bazaar by Canton No. 5, P. M., LO. oF. | Usrvensatmr Cacacu. Mise Anita Class, Harp Kevital. | Merzenort Mesic Hatx.—Musieale of the | que of American Wheelmen. ap Hace ar theatrical per- ander th of the Guild of the ir Ama‘ auspic form Holy Chil High Sehoe The Philalethea Society of the Washington High School met at the home of Miss Chandler, 3 C street southeust, and spent a very pleas- | Mr. Ridgeway received the prize | mofa lady's dress, Mr. ant evening. for the best dese Hurnett and Miss Roland were the successful | tion asa performer on that instrument that is ole in the potato walk. A supper, with re-| second to no performer now before the public. ts was served at 10:90and dancing | Her program will be carefully selected, and she ged Until adjournment. Miss Scammel organized a chorus of | about forty voices at the Centra! School. ‘The second quarter of the school year ends | Febrnary 10, and they have been remarkably Dasy am all the ee! th examinations. In the entertainment to be given at the | hi Fastern High School during the month of Mareb “The Unexpected Guest” will be a most prominent part of the program, under the man- agement of Mis« Glover. Prof. H. M. Johnson, professor of physics | at the Eastern, bad & serious mishap on Sunday last.’ Arriving home that night he | found his pocket book, containing about $120) nd some valuable papers, gone. H = Along the Wharves. ‘The Maryland and Virginia Steamboat Com- Pany's stemmer Tygert is at Baltimore from the | Fappabannock and reports the lower bay as and the following wharves damaged Water View, Ware's, Bowler’s The Tygert will probably for Washington to resume the amer Sue. It is con-| free of ice f by the drift and Monaskow leave Baltumr route vacated by the « sidered bad business policy to allow this route te r in unused. There is lil iy to be a warm | Fivalry during the next season for the control | €f the lower Potomac trade. Agent Gwin of the Norfolk and Washington line w ick. Agent Joehenson of the Washington Steam-| boat Company has returned to duty after a protracted illness Repairs to the Mattano continue. Her ma-| ebinery and kettles are being overhauled and mmneb of her upper works rebuilt, She will re- same her route are completed | It was expected that an oyster tow would | a as the improvements reach Washington yesterday moruing It did} not. No oysters hevasbeen handled at the dock | vince before Christn All the oyster houses | am that neighborhood are cl Washing- | ton’s supply is coming in via rail and the pro- peiler line A Chance for th soldiers’ Wives, To the Batter «i The Evening Star As ® soliier's wife, my husband being an Inmate of Soldiers’ Home, I would like to sug- gest to the manageme: the home through your columns that @ laundry could wisely be | The increase of membership beyond the quota | toxrounds, 25c. established perfor and this work, now { et, could be | 2 cheaply dione by the wives | many of whom arc | in the suburbs | Some of these through | ies" or adopt other | efforts to keep the ih a Soldiers’ fers’ wives and iT is ean be done two engine houses in the ¢ hospital and one at th A be ntil- steam wash ler eo - Which ist circles, @ the bill, with cos nt, on a demurrer in Mr. Jesse H. Wilson 1 Messrs, Talbott and wt the « pored ! ‘of the Wa ott of the Rockville bar appeared for th defendants. H — ~ Ye the % morial Bridge a Myth? Eves ¢ that the loug-talked-of “Me- | connecting this city with Ar-| th, with ite beautiful mia between the north z such a memorial to | ineoin and Grant. to 1 perseverance,upder ed tor the peace and Have we not patriots | quake this monument more To tue ¥ the eb south by erect: whose sage. property we ne we ar who can and will than a myth A. Fiswer. => Mardi Gras, $36.65. New Orleens and return via Norfolk and! ‘Western railrcad. Excursion tickets on sale | February 1 to 13, good to return oa or before | February 28, 18% The “Washington and| Chattanooga imted” with dining cara, For | all information apply to E. J. Lockwood, Pas- penger Agent, 1453 Pennsylvania avenue, Wasb-| Sngton, D. ¢.— Acet > No Croanerre ever introduced to Washing- ton cigarette smokers bas won such emphatic fndorsement asthe “Admiral” It furnishes consumers the quality without pictures. It bas made its reputation and will never be controlled by « trust. Free Ants. Tomorrow at lla.m. and $ p.m. Latimer & Sloan will hold. the closing sale of salnable oil paintings by celebrated artiste. Brery work will be positively sold.— Adet. Law axp Misczttaxzors Booxs at Latimer @ Sloan's this evening at 7:30 o'clock. —Adet. = ‘Tamascey Derantwrs? Sare,—Rateliffe,Darr 2 (0, auctioneers. will sell tomorrow morning @ 10 o'clock. at the Treasury eeilection of uuser\iceable goods.—Adet | | wanted was a church celebration, where his | | out of order. | iveness. The harp is rarely beard played by | will be asristed by Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shir-Cliff and Mr. Herndon Morsell. | tribute songs, Mr. Elphonzo Youngs, jr., will | routine business a general good time was had. EMANOLIPATION DAY. Another Meeting of Colored Citizens Favor- ing @ Street Parade. ‘The meeting of the James W. Poe faction of the colored people who favor an emancipation parade this year Tuesday night resulted in the withdrawal of members of the Cox-Lewis fac- tion, as published in yesterday's Stax, and last night Maj. Cox called a meeting at Lewis Hall on F street southwest. After prayer by Robert Willis Maj. Cox proceeded to tell something of the meeting of the opposing faction, held the night previous. Sidney Herbert was then chosen temporary chairman and in accepting the honor spoke against the advisability of having a strect parade. He said he had seen enough street perades, where the young men and women danced along the pavement beside every band | and made themselves ridiculous. What he ’ people could go and listen to something that would benefit them. It was apparent that the temporary chairman did not voice the sentiments of the majority, for most of them wanted a parade, and those | who wanted to reply to his remarks were ruled William H. Brown was selected to act as sec- retary, and a committee on credentials was ap- pointed and a speaker said he wanted none of | the Poe faction to be recognized, and paid his respects to that faction in terms not compli- mentary. While the committee was out Ralph Wormley made an address favoring a street pa- rade, and saying that the colored people wanted | a new start under the coming admiistra- | tion. He wanted them to make a good appear- | ance on the street and show the new adminis tration what can be done by the colored people of the District. The report of the committee on credentials | was then made, showing that eight of the twenty-two districts and ten clubs were repre- sented. An el ction was then held, which resulted in the selection of George W. Stewart, permanent chairman; William H. Brown, secretary; York Smith, assistant secretary, und Maj. W. C. Cox, marshal. ‘The celebration will take the form ofa street parade, a Sak AMUSEMENTS. Atnavon's.—Tonight Mme. Modjeska, whose revival of “Henry VIII” at Albaugh’s has been warmly praised, will be seen in the title role of “Mary‘Stnart.”” She bas appeared here before in the character of the unhappy queen of Scots and her work has been pronounced as second only in finish and power to that of the great | Ristori. Modjeska has an excellent company and a most enjoyable performance is antici- pated. Merzenorr Haxt.—A concert of note is an- nounced for the 16th instamt at Mztzerott Hall, when the following great a : Mme. Lillian Nordica, Mme. Sofia Schalchi, Miss Louise Engel, Sigs. Campanini and Dei Puente and Herr Emil Fischer. The program will include extensive elections from Mas- cagni’s opera *Cavailiera Rusticana,” as well as from other well-known operas. ‘The sale of seats will open on Monday next at Metzerott's music store, Wrtagp Hart.—Tonight there will be an amateur performance at Willard Hall under the auspices of the Guild of the Holy Child of St. John’s parish. The plays to be given are A Soul Above Trifles.” “A Love Game” and “Yellow Roses.”” ‘The patronesses include some of the best known ladies in social and official circles, Miss Cuvss’ Harp Recrrat, which takes place at the Universalist Church tonight, prom- ises to be an entertainment of unusual attract- an artist, and Miss Cluss has attained a reputa- Merzrnotr Mvustc Hatt.—Tonight the Dis-} trict Division of the League of American Wheelmen will give a musicale and soiree at Metzerott Music Hall, at which a fine program will be given by a host of Washington favorites. Daneing will commence at the conclusion of the musical program, | ‘Tue Biscnorr Coxcet.—The third Bischoff | concert occurs tomorrow evening at the Con- gregational Church, and the principal part of the program will be furnished by the Schubert Quartet of this city, who will appear in four or five of thelr excelleat concerted “ploces, includ g solo parts for the individual voices. Miss D. B. Rogers and Mrs. W. L. Wilson will con- render a cornet solo and Dr. Bischoff will play twe solos on the organ and one on the piano- forte. Tickets are on sale at Ellis & Co.’s. Nationat Rirtes’ Agxory.—On Wednesday evening next Prof. L.C. Colliere will, at the re- quest of a number of distinguished citizens, de- liver a lecture at the National Rifles’ Armory, taking as his subject ‘The Philosophy of Speech as Iilustrated by the English and French Voice.” Ard he will endeavor to demonstrate that man is not born to speak any particular language,but that the acquisition of a language estion of principles, of systematic drill, of method and of training. There will be no charge | for admission ‘Tue Aur or Reaprxa.—A free lecture will be delivered in the Vermont Avenue Christian Church tomorrow evening by Mr. A. R. Spof- ford, the librarian of Congress. The subject is an interesting one, and no man is more com- petent to intelligently and entertainingly handle ‘This will be the first of a lectures at this church. ENTERTAINMENT has been ical and literary organizations to Miss Clara Rosafy, a weli- known and popular young singer, who is one of the successful pupils of Prof. Bischo#, who will ist at the entertainment, as will qnite a num- ber of noted favorites. It will take place on it than Mr. Spofford. series of fiv A ‘PrsTimoNtaL. tendered by vari a THE CouRTS. Crecurr Covat— Judge Bradley. F. Stutz W. W. Chambers; verdict for laintift, $700. L. Johnson ogi Seuithmsyer, Prall, Merritt aogt. It, _Hensey agt. Prall, Newman agt. Smith, Sammis agt. Dooley, Guttman & Co sgt sapere & 0. Dongiass, Kennedy ing, Saurr & Co, agt. Murray Tease & Co. agt, Horn, Ecketein agt. Bernheim, Watson agt. Green and Pool agt. Edwards; judgments by | default. T. D. Bury agt. Robinson; deposit for costs required. a The Denison Land Company of Denison, = went into the hands of a receiver Mon- iv. E # 2 Bean Ix Mino A rounded teaspoonful of Cleveland's baking powder oes more work and finer abla aiaiaaaata a ia ss iS : fe : CITY ITEMS. No Safer Remedy can be had for Coughs and Colds, or any trouble of the Throat, than “Brown's Bronchial Troches.” Price, 25 cts. Sold only in Bozes. fe9-eo8t pices Our $19.50 Sewing Machine has no rival. Superior to other Machines sold at $55. S. OpreNnemwer & Bro., it ‘514 9th st. Java and Mocha Coffee, 30c, per Ib.; Old We AMUSEMENTS. METZEROT T's MUSIC HALL. ‘Next Sunday at 4 p.m., MERWIN-MARIE SNELL ‘Will lecture on ‘THE PHILOSOPHY OF DOCTRINE. oe fe, Grae Hine Sgt represen et Atzavans GRAND OPERA HOUSE. MODJESKA, AND HER rR WN COMPANY OF PLAYERS. ‘TONIGHT AT 8, MARY STUART. E night sagt Macbeth. 3. Yi. Albaurh as Mec- . Otis Skinner a 3 Next week mi in "The Old .Neptweek—Deniman Thompson Home- ME?ZEn0rT Music HALL. ‘The brilliant platform orator ‘ RUSSELL fl. CONWELL ‘Will deliver his best lecture, THE SILVER CROWN; Or. BORN A KING, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20, 1893. Eloquent, Humorous, Orisinal, ““Unexcelled rator in America, and the equal of any ia the world: "<N. ¥" Bening Posts ‘The kolden opportunity of a life time to hear this ‘"Hexets, 25, 60and 75 cents. Sale opens Fri Februai on RateENT EY) uary 10. Sucure seats oacly. fo, AGADEMY. Every Evening And Saturday Matinee. THOMAS Q. SEABROOKE And hie OPERA COMPANY AND BALLET In the Gorseous Metropolitan Production of the Eftervesrent Come Overs, THE ISLE OF CHAMPAGNE. Next week Julia Marlowe in a repertory of standard ‘Seats and boxes now om sales feo Mandabling Java, 38e. per Ib. Our Coffees are the best that can be procured. itt Merzoer, 417 7th st. n.w. = Bear It in Mind. No matter what you may want in the Furni- ture line you can get it at my mammoth estab- lishment at bottom prices on “tim” payments, Joux Rupvex, The Accommodator, 513 Seventh street northwest. Valentines. Trorr's, 1602 14th st. n.w. It —- Surpasses All Others. Our $19.50 Sewing Machine equal to any sold at $55, at OPPENHEIMER’ It It If you'll look at our # It's money in your pocket, Hexry Franc & Son, it 7th and D. — Surgical Instruments, ‘Trusses and Phe cians’ Cases; names engraved free. WALFORD's, Pa, ave. Ite — Sun Rise Chop Tea, 50c. per Ib., is the best for the money ite ‘Merzorr, 417 7th st. n.w. - = “Grand” Cut Plug is the Best Smoke or Chew. Try it. jal7-eolm zoe a For this week only best California Sau- terne $3.75 per gal., reduced from $4.50, very best. 6 bottles Catawba, $1. Other fine W t low prices for this week. Serason’s. fe8-2 A Cordial Invitation is extended to all (o visit my factory and see for themselves just how the famous Yucatan Gum is made. W. J. Wurre, Cleveland, Ohio, U. 8. A. fe6-6t a ee = “Grand” Cut Plug is the Best Smoke or Chew. ‘Try it. jal7-eolm Ladies! Bu the Old Reliable, Time-tested Wheeler & Wilson. Each year brings it new laurels. Your grandinothers 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 door south of E. aai-tt Se Aas Digestible is defined in Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa; it is easy of digestion, Rich chocolate flavor. 6 os “Grand” Cut Plug is the Best Smoke or Chew. Try it. jal7-eolm ee S. Heller, 720 7th .w., is making a spo- cialty in Ladies’ and Children's Hair Cutting oci-tr and Shampooing: also cures Dandrafl Elixir Babek cures all malarial disoases EXCURSIONS. &e. VERNON AND THE TOMB OF WaSH- INGTON. T° Mr. ‘Only means of communicationis via the Washington, Alexsndria and Mt Vernon Electric Railway from Alexandria, Cars heated by electricity leave local depot, Alex- Andria, on the arrival of all trains from Washington. the 23d instant at Willard Hall. —_ Meeting of the O1d Guard. ‘The monthly meeting of the Old Guard was held Tuesday evening, Capt. Edgar presiding. of arms an«l cniforms has made it yuanifest that a limit must be established, and after some dis- cussion the matter was referred to the execu- tive committee for action. The committee of arrangements relative to the annual parade of the corps on February 22 made its report. The command will be escorted by the National Rifles. Comrade S. E. Faunce. commander of the Department G.A.R.,in a neat speech thanked the corps for its services as escort to himself and officers of the department at their | installation. ‘The corps deci participate im the inaugural procession as escort to the Grand Army of the Republic. Gen. A. G. Weis- | sert. commander-in-chief of the G. J. W. La Tonrette were elected honorary mem- bers. After the transaction of con..derable speeches being made by Col. Dewees, Past Com- manders Lothrop and MeCabe, Gen. Hawley ee Hines, Commissary Stewart and ex-De tment Commander A. F. Dinsmore, while Comrades Morgan and MeCarten contributed several songs. — Western Presbyterian Church, At a congregational meeting of the Western Presbyterian Church (Key. T. 8. Wynkoop, | pasto: gentlemen were elected trustees for the year 1893: Col. Amos Webster, Capt. Robert Armor, Capt. M.R. Thorp, Warren C. Bickford, Capt. A. KS. Foot, James B. Lambie, John B. Fear- son, George B. Seely and David 8. Carll. Ata subsequent meeting of the board of trustees the following officers were elected: Col. Amos Webster, president (to succeed the late George A. Melkaney); Capt. Robert Armor, secretary, ni Capt. M. R. Thorp, treasurer. —— Privtixo.—Get my prices. Mrraxs, Printer, 519 7th street. {Established 17 years.}—Adrt. Serre Rurvaarisu. Mr. B.D. Wheeler, the popular deputy sherif $f Burliueton county, Vt. says: ‘I suffered terrible tortures for ten years with sciatic rheumatism. I THURSDAY EVENING, F BRUARY 16, AT 8 XX N (00 RRR bpp ot A |NNN OO KR DD 1 OG AA NNN OO RRR DD IG. KA [s oO RD D HOG AMA N oo KR ppp it cco AA ‘Take cars of Pennsylvania Railroad at 6th st. depot. Fare for round trip, 45e. Grounds open from 11 a.m.to 4p.m. Admission F. A. REED. Supt. , AMUSEMENTS. or FELLO' MALL, STH 3T. 5. E. TONIGHT PAL BY CANTON POLUMAC. Nes fotion, ide Dancing Metenort wart. NORDICA. SCALCHI. OPERATIC CONCEKT COMPANY, Under the direction of A. ELLIS. Mme. Lillian Nordica, ‘Mine. Soila Wealchi, Mise Lo: G. "De" Puente.” Emil Weal director. presenting the a i iant program of operatic music, inelwdiny tet from “Ericia” end extensive selections “Wen ORV ALLERIA RUSTICN Sung in Italian in concert form, with the following re- Mine. Nordica. -Mine. Sealeht. Miss Enicel. ‘Cuunpanin'. Del Puente. and ¢° Fobraary 12, at ‘of seats opens Monday, nisle store, AN'S. (Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.) GUS MILL'S WORLD OF NOVELTIES. GUS HILL, Proprietor and Manager. (Also New York Vaudevills Stars.) Next wock—FIELDS & HANSON'S Drawing Canis. YONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, THIRD BISCHOFF CONCERT. ‘THE SCHUBERT QUARTET, EXANDER MOSHER, 3. HENRY Kats SARE W Bit, WiLia bs HOOVER, Assisted by tried about everything, but never got a dollar's worth of help. 1 began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. Since taking it Idou’t have any pain and can cet around all right. If Hood's Sarsaparilla cost #10 a bottle I sbould continue using it. [have advised a good many of my friends to take Hood’s Sarsaparilia, for I Know that HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA CURES. R. D. WHEELER, Winooski Falls, Vt. N. B.—Be sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla. HOOD’S PILLS are the best after dinner Pills, as- sist digestion, cure headache. Try a box. ‘ Broo Porsomsa And every Humor of the Blood, Skin and Scalp, with D. B. Rogers, Mrs. W. I. . Elphonzo a a ‘Tickets, G0 cents. tra ot STN eet Sam oo USIVERSALIST CHURCH. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, ‘THE SCHUBEBT MALE QUARTET OF CHICAGO. Geo. H. lott, ‘William Harris, Samuel T. Battle, John B. Tyler. Assisted by BERTHA L. CLARK, Violinist. NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. Every Evening and Saturday Matinee. SIXTH ANNUAL TOUR OF MR. E. H. SOTHERN, (Under the management of Daniel Frohman) CAPT. LETTARBLAIR. GOODWIN A GILDED FOOL, Sale of seats now in progres: FREE Lectur E upider, the auspices of the YP. 8. ©. E. of PRMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN ” CHURCH, FRIDAY EVENING, February 10, a8 8 otloek. ‘The lecturer will be Hon. A.“ R. SPOFFORD, on be “Arvot Heading.” ‘This ie the first of a series of lectures. All are cordially invited to attend. it OUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. Qlelville D. Landon), Tn Washinuton. METZEROTE MOSIG HALL, SATURDAY EVENING. FEB. 18,'1803, Sobject: “Philosophy uf Wit and Humor; or, How to Cause Laughter. “Eli Perkins is one of the mst by tertaining or «tors on the platform. “This lecture of El Perkins was the sensation of the year. “It ts full of philosophy, wit, eloquent ora- tory and startin’ thought, and keeps the andienco thinkin and screamin? with lanehter for two hours. It is indescribable z ‘Admission, 25, 5 cents... Reserved seats for sale at Metzsrott’s music store, commencing Monday, Feb. f99-9t" morons and en- N.Y. Pres Language. THE FOLLOWING LETTERS EXPLAIN SEL THEM. January 30, 1893. PROF. LUCIEN E. C. COLLIERE, ‘Teacher of the French Language. Dear Sir: Beleving that your method of teaching languages ix the correct one, and that the public ought to be better acquainted with tt, we suggest, as your Friends, that you de- Uiver a lecture upon ths subject atan early date. YOURS TRULY, Son Excellence M. Jules collence M, Patenotre” Ministre "Ge ce. Alex. G. Mentvik J.J. Keane, D. D., ‘Rector Catholic’ Uni- versity of America, Bell, Calderon aritsi Le Marquisde Chambiun, ReO. Holtzman. ‘Avocat Conseil dela Le: Raw: J. stellwaien, _zitetiqn de France. Jos. Ri Edson. Chas. B. Young. Prin. Emerson Institute. France. Feb. 4, 1893. To Son Excellence M. Jules Patrenotre, Ministre de France, the Rt. Rev. J. J. Keane, Alex G. Melville Bell, Calderon Carlisle and others. Gentlemen: I thank you for your kind invitation of Jaunary 30, expressing belief in my method of teaching languages, and sus- westing that, et an early date, I deiver a Jecture on the subject, in order that the public may be made better acquainted with the method. STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. I will therefore gladly avail myself of your kind invitation and name Wednesday, Trbruary 1, asthe date, and the National Kites’ Armory as the place of weetiny ‘The subject of my lecture will be **The Phitosophy of Speech as Tilustrated by the English and the French Voice,” and I will endeavor to demonstrate that as man born to speak—not any one particular lan- guage, but any language—therefore what French speech really t@ and how to learn to speak in French is ver largely ® question of principles, of syateuatic drill, of method and of training, and does not depend solely on innate apti- ‘tude for ianguages or on the youth or age oof the learner. In the latter case, one language having already been mastered, the difirulty to be overcome is principally @ mechanical one, Awafn thanking you, gentiemen, for the honor youdo me, and for your friendly in- terest. I remain yours, Very respectfully, L. E. C. COLLIERE, Native Paris, France, Allare cordialiy invited. No charge for admission. New classes will be formed at the close of the lecture. ‘Those wishing to join classes forming prior to the lecture can do so, L. EC. COLLIERE, A. B.A. M., 108-4 1011 Conn. ave. 2. (TSSS2 Plays. AMATEUR THEATRICALS. AT WILLARD HALL, ‘February 9, 1803, at 8 O'clock. ADMIBSION........000-e 0000+. seveeee 25 CENTS loss of Hair, whether simple, scrofulous, ulcerative] LAURA B. Mac CORKLE, Reader and Whistler. ‘Tickets sold for parish hall are good for Willard Hall. or hereditary. speedily, permanently and economically cured by CUTICURA REMEDIES, when the best aiik clk eal tus Ott: “Cut Prices, 50c, and 70. Sestson sale at Metserott's ome treatment for every humor. Sold everywhere. EVELYN M. ELLIS, Accompanist. ‘music store. 108-78, M®® 48522 Besant THIS AFTERNOON. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. Of London, England, ‘The noted Orator and Theosophist, ‘Will lecture on DEATH AND AFTER, At Academy of Music, SUNDAY EVENING, February 12, at Sp.m. Reserved seats, 7oc. General admission, 500. ‘Tickets for sale at Theosophical Society's rooms, 919 F st., upstairs. until February 8, after that date at Academy of Music. fea-7t the west 5 fers front by the fall depen GPO. W. STICKNEY, Auct'oncer, 1216 F st. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUASLE IY PROPERTY ON TRVING. St REET BEEREER SEVENTH AND NI cn STREETS EXTENDED. recorded iz, fer for of nt and Pleasant Plains, as Said sub- division is recorded in the office of th- surveyor of the District of Coinmbia, with the right to une ‘mal of said lot as on alleyway only: sold subject to.a dead of trast to sseure enon OF WORT ie hum of F509, with interest at © por ceut trom Sep, MATINEE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10,2 P.M. | trust 3100 depos ater eee nerd ged of Amateur performance for the benefit of the trust Plied wit! 100 deposit at time of sale. Terms to be com: h in ten days or the property will be resold at Fisk und cost of defaniting purchaser after five days HOME FOR INCURABLES, Under the auspices of the ‘WASHINGTON LADIES’ AID SOCIETY, An or ginal Comedy in three acts, MEREDITH'S OLD COAT. Tickets for sale at the box office. SUF, MEARE. FEB. 19TH—*"The Hi FEBRUARY 26TH—"'The Harmonies of History.” Agademy of Music, 8 0% “Poor” Churches. Course 1. Reserved seats, mission (to be had at door), ar eee a fg ae aes gata eet ae ae th Sek coer = NE NATIONAL THI ST. VALENTINE’S DAY MATINEE, FEB. 14, AT 2 P.M. CHIMES OF NORMANDY. Benefit of the N: thic Hospital Train- feast Bertha Lincoln, ‘Miss Alice Johison, Mr. Herndon Morsell, ‘Mr. Theo. Frietius, Mr. Oliver ©. Hine, And s grend choras of 50 voices. N. Du Shane Cloward, leader. cl joliding reserved seats, 81, 7 now on sale at Metzerott's. libers 175% of the land records MON! P: 14. JOinehesom Improved by lance S-story besiuent and maneart root brick dwelling, containing 14 rooms, more ortesa, wit all modern tinjrovements, at the conor of Oth and. S fercet. aud four frame Housew ou Union wtrwet parts of the cit Teadvertisement. JOHN T, ARMS, 2 WBWeotds THOS. E WAGUAMAN,: Trustees. t#-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON A Sonat ot ths weather to THURSDAY, FEBRUARI TH, 1808, sine hour and place. INT. ARMS. _fevakas THOSE WaGGaMay,! Trustees, ATOLIFFE, DARR & CO.. AUCTI R' * OPA Ave NW ASSIGNEP'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IM- PROVED AND UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON SIXTH STREET, N STREET AND UNION STREET SOUTHWEST, BEING “THE ELE GQNTIA BUILT THREE STORY BASEMENT AND MANSARD-ROOF DWELLING AT TRE. WEST AND FOUNTRANE Holees ON ONION ‘ USES ON UNION poTREET, BY AUCTION. | I¥_ Virtue df two deods of assienment recorded in ind 1731, ‘olios 429 and 11. #t- seq. one {the District of Columbia, I will by public anction in front of the premises on NDAY, FEBRUARY SIXTH, INas) at HALP- AST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., all of original lote | . 15, 18, 17, 18 and 19 in’ square 502. the whole roperty fronti ¢ 183 feet on Gih street and 203 fest stfeet and 135 feet on Unton street sw. his, the finest and most convenfently located ies in this section of the city, being near fonr ance Hine cf ours, sankiog Somay of .4 overlooking the Potomac river. Tt is ~o situated and fashion-d as to admit vf « most desirable subdivision into lots of convenient sizes, being supplied with 2bfoot alley along the entire north sid THE PURE FOOD EXPOSITION, of six per cent per annum, atleash, $500 reguttred at time o: with in ten days from day of sale, otherwise the rient is reserved to regal! at the risk and cost of def purchaser. the purchaser's cost. W. L. 1. ARMORY, OPENS FEB. 13. MRS. RORER'S COOKING LESSONS, FOOD EXHIBITS, &e. MARINE BAND CONCERTS AFTERNOON AND EVENING. det-3w ME£norT Music HALL. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17. 7 THE BOSTON IDEAL BANJO, MANDOLIN AND GUITAR CLUB. above sale is pos ARY r[Homas Dowar PEREMPTORY SALE HALF-PAST FO front of ‘he premises, at Serve, to the hichest 19, insquare 91 stoop wit rooms, station: parlor elegantly decorated, coting in dining room and staits, beautifal dom stairway, wood mantels with ti tric bells and as lighting; house heated throughout by hot wa brance of #15,000, to be paid in ca: purchaser's option, of $200 requ re not complied w feof sald lors. ‘Terms: #10,000 in cash, balance in 1, 2 and 3 sears. evidenced by purchaser's motes, secured by iced of trust on the property. with interest at the rave vayable setni-annus'iy, oF the option of the purchaser. A deposit of sale. Terus to be complied faulting Ail conveyancing, recording, &c., at ‘Taxes paid to Jangery 2, 1800. THOMAS M. FIELD, Assicnee, saTdkas 340 Det ne, E2-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE STORM THE poued unt THURSDAY, FEBRU- INTH, 1893, at the same hour and piace. ‘Assiznee, feb-dkds THOMAS M. FIELD, ‘ON, Aucts., 612 Est. a. OF VERY VALUABLE Cor- SITUATE AT THE SOUTH eK OF TWENTIETH AND S ORTHWFST. IN SAME SQUARE SAWYER'S ELEG. MAN- 1 on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY NINTH, 1803, at UR O'CLOCK P.M. we will sali.in Public auction: without re- ider, that mawuificent three- ory and basement stone and. brick dwelling, No. 40) S street northwest, being situate on bart of lot House has sna tous stone porch and veranda on 2 and 3d stories: line 10 tubs in Kitch NER REST DENCE WEST CORNE . Servants’ st Airway, all, butler’s ete, bath room floor and wainscotimse lain ‘lined bah tub, ntry cor tile, porce- apie closets, wide platform: light over spacious hall snd alcoves in main hall, hard trimmings, and hearths, elec- fret work. er. “Terms of stale, Over and above an existing incum- OF ‘Title good or no sa’ at time of sale. If terms of aa. h in ten right is reserved to re- sell the property at the risk and cost of the defau ting purchaser after five Gays’ previous notice of stich SEVENTH SEASON. Sale in The Evening Star. House open for iaepectos acne a TOMAS DOWLING & SON, @. L. LANSING. A. D. GROVER. “Auctioneers, B. E. SHATTUCK. _THIS EVENI L. H. GALENCIA. A. C, ROBINSON. Reserved seats, 500, On sale Tuesday morning at Metzerott's Music Store. ME@eRorr susic WALL. MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, 1893, ONLY APPEARANCE THIS SEASON oF HER XAVER’ charwenka, TIC PIANO MUSIC. ‘oe. and 81. On salo at Mezerott’s. fe4-8t ARRIS' BIJOU THEATER. Mrs. B. HAREIS, R. 1. nd T. F. DEAN, ‘Proprietors and Managers. ‘Week Commencing MONDAY, February 6. A. ¥. PEARSON'S BIG REALISTIC PRODUCTION, THE POLICE PATROL. Nest weok—Master and Wittanp HALL, THURSDA Complimentary MISS CLARA ROSATY By various musical and literary organization Prof. Bischoff and other prominent local talent will asst. 5 f69,11.18, . FEB. 23, 1893, tertainment tendered to Tickets, 50 25 cents. 22,23, ; opis from Marston: NER, LATER & SLOAN, Auctioneers, 14076 st. aw, CATALOGUE SALE oF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, AND BY ORDER OF FILLMORE BEALL, ASSIGNEE, ‘The stock of Books of W. H. MORRISON OF WASHINGTON, Embracing a large collection of VALUABLE LAW BOOKS, ‘Tobe sold at our auction rooms, NO. 1407 G ST. N.W., SECOND FLOOR, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, FEBRUARY EIGHTH, NINTH AND TENTH,1893, COMMENCING AT HALF-PAST SEVEN O'0LOCK EACH EVENING. fe2dts LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. 25 OO) NORTH OF DIAMONDS, GOLD $25,000 vatcies: sno af dother joan office, Troy, N.Y. FE uetioneer, 611 Pa. ave., ‘under'Metro’n Hotel. rversatist Cuvrcu,cor. 13TH AND4. GRAND HARP RECITAL By MISS ANITA CLUSS, THURSDAY EVENING, February 9, at 8 o'clock. Assisted by MRS. NELLIE WILSON SHIR-CLIFF, Soprano, MR. HERNDON MORSELL, Tenor. ‘Tickets, including Reserved Seats, $1, now on sale at DROOP'S, 925 Pennsylvania ave., METZEROTY’S, 1110 F st. Ja28-11t ‘VALENTINES, MASKS, FAVOUS FOR THE GER- man, Eucher Prizes, Dinner Souvenirs, Lau) Shades and Frames, French Tiesar Paper, Serap Book ures, Novelties. J. SAY GOULD, 431 9th st. 45-3 Se PROF, J. 0. TAPPAN'S, SELECT AGADEMY OF Dancing, cor. 8th and Pa. ave. se., Mondays and Thursdays." $8 per quarter or $3. per month in ad- yance. ‘ar paxonana Of the BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG, ‘The greatest battle of THE WAR. 15th st.. two blocks below U. 8. Treasury. SPIRITUALISM. — SPIRITUAL LECTURES BY S the best known medi Metzerott’s Music Hall EVERY SUNDAY 7230 pam. Mrs. HT. ‘trom New York, | will occupy @ month of Heb: | Fumy.” Her subtects for Sunday. February 13 h Ware ravens WALL PAPERS!! AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS of this ‘week we will sell at our rooms 5,000 ROLLS OF MANUFACTURER'S CHOICE GILT PAPERS. Housekeepers, now is your chance to fix up your rooms for inauguration. Tat Bansor A TRIAL LESSON FREE. | Deslers, nowis the opportunity to lay in your spring Bites quickly and correctly taught by my suinple method In one quarter: ouly 8+, ‘Tguarantoeto tosch | stock, the most wnmasical person to piay a peifect taue eacht Temon o- no cherse. "Parlors open from 10 ain. tnt Spm.” GEORGE DRAEGER, "io Mat: hw. 16l'W" | pont mas thissale, Ss, LECTURES, ENTERTAIN- MENTS, &c. ‘THE NEW CARROLI. INSTITUTE HALL, On 10th st. Above New York ave. ‘The safest, most convenient, best lichtod, heated and Inthe ety. Burrounded by” th Eines. spates tthe mort accensibie to ¢3 in all Fo RECEPTION PROMPLEXETN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS, hav. 4 » incl ing all the modern improvements, including a dinin WALTER B. WILLIAMS &CO.,” 10th and D streets. FUTURE Days. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYs. JONCANSOR BROS., Aucts., Oth and Dsts. n.w. Tayst OF A HANDSOME. FIVE- yWELLT He HOUSE, LOSATED At The ‘T CORN! SEVENTEENTH NUMBI 1300 oF Fete RATCLIFE, DARE & 00. AneHoneer x w. ABLE TW rR House No. Bia Al iON. ntiqie oak panel wains- | [LATIMER & SLOAN, « RATHUPPE Dane 0 55 UCT, VALUABLE RESIDENCE LOT, K STREET NEAR CONNECTICUT AVENON NORTHWEST. AT} agsaxees SaLe OP TERY VALUABLE. BF PrcKsDaL, FER aes ESTATE Sage AT TAR Comer OF a FITEOCLOCK FAL, i freatel tbeprempetes | SURTEENTH AND 8 STki tts NORTE: | Sill sel Lot 80 square 128. frosting “£3 feet oh BEpE.MPROVED by OFFICE AXD WAKE | Mevetipear Connecticut av ine back 147 fest 6 inches Lor ow . | "This tea splendid building site furs handsome roa | MOT ONE IN. BLOCK No. 8 IX TRE GUMMY ee TER OTOMAC.” EX THE DisTIACT OF Co. | Terms: Purchaser to sawume a deed of trast for - : MOP BES Whe Purchaser's oycion. $250 will be required at time of | Gr wy yh hONT BY Sais, _Terms to be compiled ia te Bieece Saves tite =o pa a LEASFHOLD on re on TLDS Fe a cern | MEAMROLD ox Tae Toston, Brit LAte & SLOAN, Auctionsers, 1407 Get. wee 2 be T SALE AT 1905 H STREET. duly recorded WALNUT BOOKCASE. EINE T. | FIRST ow AY APTERW SEVEN TERS renee Re AE in the city of Washington, District a Brh Tots ONE a), TWO, THREE GD) AN TS AND KUGS. Fronting 100 fee! on Ltr! DOMINGO MAHOGANY EXiENS! HANDSOMELY CARVED; VER ANTIQUE “MAHOGAN SECRF \ ARY, A CHOIC AND GILT” TRACED OAM! WARDKOBFS, CHI PONIER! ROR-TOP S}CRETARY, C. ODD CHAIRS, HANGINGS. MAHOGANY STANDS | AND With Bkass Craw FEET: BAU RASS Sar bhi CHARS, SIDEBOARD, ICE BOXES, IRON LES. Be. Be. \DAY. FEBRUARY THIRTFENTRH, 1893, O'CLOCK A.M. a! the residence of » gentle man declining housekeeping, No. 1906 H strest north- West. near 19:h street. we will sell the entire con- tents, as partly mentioned Wecall particn. | Sunt spon ther : Intattention te thi alee as ereare shoes old | Gftbe purebaner A eit ot Pieces to be sold, all well made and in fair condition, : a pee CATIMER & SLOAN. ON SATURDAY arree Pruerany pram TUENTH. AT POUR OCLOCK IN PoONT THE PREMIS?S, same 1 Of the subdivision ko: THE POTOMAC. tn Lot will be rold stibject rust with interest at the rate of 6 per Sent po au Abie semi annual ‘Terma (over and 0100 required at the time of sale. ALSO. OX MONDAY AFTPRNOON, PrRRUARy Twr TIETH, 1893, AT FOUR O'CLOCK, im trout of © renisea, LOT @ IN BLOCK 5, 5: Le — PARK, a ee ee eho Sin lner stipe woe 27 Sip, Duplo aes Parinen nate ies MORE THAN 50 HEAD OF a Horses To Bo Sacrificed AT BENSINGER’S BAZAAR, 940 LA. AVE. W.W. We have just received scar oad of Horses, ‘Mares and Mules from Messrs. M.Fox & Son of -* A depomit of Dattiere, Ma. which wo will eel without re-| Sotion- ‘A deposit of 20 fequired ‘at ‘he ime? he ox_xumepar _attfSoon remavan crite nnt tn evine bons sot ev | % Roce Pema - ONTO ie ee ATU ae LEE 35 head of Horses and Mares from local parties, SHOP IX . extra rood workers and Grivers, 4H STREET NORTHWEST, out rapes pre ree TASS, assem son, and all who are in search of good working animals should not fail to attend. S. Bensinger, Aust 940 La. Ave. NW. Teoas of sale on the Jeasehold mentioned» : ineach case in tee days from heweparer Veyancing, recording. & Purchaser or purchasers in each WM Ml cont of the oe sevmral aalen IK, THOMAS, 3 MeLean, en foT-akas (GP. ¥. STICKNEY, Avetionser, 1 TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HULU st No TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST hits yea. tou TRUSTEES’ SALE OF LOT ON WEST SIDE OF FOUR AND A HALF STREFT BETWEEN M | AND N STREETS SOUTHWEST, IMPROVED BY TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING By Virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded No. 873 folle 350 ‘the im. 4 in Liber prewnises, "on. THING, 10, the north 14 feet front on Jot 64 in square 502, now lot recorded subdivision of ot in aad sauare. lint Provements as above stated. Terms: One-third cash, of which s deposit of $100 | Sate same i record as must be made a the time’of sale: balance in equal in. | TUryesor'= oftice « interest > e150 Dearine interest from day of | erksring of gute Oe-talt cash tm excens of anh ton of st the option . Hf terme are not complied with in Bftern | terete of sx (G) yer centum per annus wold ‘or all Tash at Chaser, S100 depontt at time of ‘tele Tors complied with in tea days or the property wil Sold'et therisk and cost of the “efaulting "y after five days’ readvertiseruent WicttaN ww WEIONT? fe4-cokds FRANK a CARPENTERS vustem. at FIVE OCI street by full depth of in Elizabeth Watson's Dreniiwes om FEBRUARY, 180, at HALT M... all of Jot mumbere: subtivision of orivinal lot will chaser days from aa ¢ the trustee reserves the right to resell at risk and cost of defaylting purchaser after ten days’ advertisement. “All conveyancing mud record: ing at the cost of purchaser. ‘0. C. GREEN, T. E WAGGAMAN “suite >< 3 Auctioneer. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONFERS, 920 Pa. ave, wANct REY SALE OF VALUABLE TTR ED ——— : AT AND NEAR THIRD AN SATUNDAYS SALE By ‘virtue of a decree. tn ey x ‘ OF A LARGE COLLECIION OF FINE HOUSE- | in the supreme Court of the Distsion at Cotumtn, HOLD GOODS, "PIANOS, ORGANS, ke. Will sell at public auction. im front uf the map. tly 0 SATURDAY MORNING. Fi ¥r WEDNESDAY. THE FIPTET S| ELEVENTH, AT TEN O'CLOCK. WE WILL SELL | PAYOP Pr ninkt, AT POUR CLock te AT OUR SALES ROOMS, 920 "PENNSYLVANIA | M\ the cast twenty-tiht fest, tee AVENUE NORTHWEST, A LARGE ASSORTMENT | inches front on m 1 h 1 street hundred feet, of lot one, in the northwest corner of “id an OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS. CONSISTING IN PART OF PARLOR SUITES, SCREENS. CABI- NETS. WALNUT. OAK AND "OTHER CHAMBER SETS, WARDROBES, EASY CHAINS, LOUNGE! SIDFBOARD, EXTENSION! ABLES, DINING CHAIRS. CHINA AND GLASS WAKE. 1 BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS, RUGS. : ALSO SEVERAL PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ SPECIAL. 1,000 WOVEN WIRE COTS. HORSES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, HARNESS, &c., AT TWELVE O'CLOCK SHAEP. ESENTS AN EXCELLENT OP- IT) FOK PARTIES REFURNISHIN G. NMENTS FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS ED UP TO THE HOURS OF SALE. ‘Telephone call Re. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., _ te9-2¢ Auctionsers. LATDMER & SLOAN; Anctionsers, 1407 G street. | HANDSOME LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF ALL. KINDS AT AUCTION: ALSO A LO’ PICTUR: MAS PAINTINGS, & ARTISTS" SKETCHES. ke. dee DAY, FEBRUARY ELEVE 1 areca northwest at a QUARTER pr Seath ele teen feat rot street northwest of lot seven in mquare No. SOB. by a depth, of ‘etebty feet. into frame buliding No. 1027 M4 street horthwest, a algo a frarue brildine on i Terms ot sale: One-thl ‘each of the properties in rash, equal instalments atone and two year ‘of sale, with Interest. secnred by dee ‘Also. FORE FIV) front in ten days from day of as to sell the property at the risk » i ime purchaser or purchasers, after five Jaye? nutice 1 the Evening Star ue sspayy T JOSEPH J. DAT THOMAS powr | JJUNCANSON BHOS., auctiousers TRUSTERS' SALr or Lor ING SITUATE ON “Ne STREET BOTWEPN WA. for convenience of sale, elu oxEeae | ANDULE DROIT PARK TIONERRS, Dror Pak GIES mw. | | my vine of a und of trom resort in Lit 16 NITURE, HORSES, | famiiataud ueler = wart vealed ee, WITHIN OU) PAZAAR, 612 F STREET TBKUARY Yguie District « 20). in Le D corded in county: book #, "paws survevor of the yroveiments 6 the a ront on bln street of 17 feet, and being No KOCKERS, ke. COU sid Stoves, BRUSSELS. T Tern CARPETS: COOKING 1" paid incavh, ‘ALSO, AT HALE-PAST | Ena two yen 10,000 ASSORT | Shier abet ein ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, from day of eate st the tate uf 4 per vent per aun SEVERAL HORSES, NEW AND SECOND-HAND | pavable seuut-annnally, and tebe sncure by dead EAD BUGGIES, CARKIAGES. ee frust on theproperty 20ld-ur ‘sil ces. at the option st + THOMAS DOWLING & SON, | the purchaser. A deposit of 850" shen tad fe9-2t Anctioneers. _ (THOMAS DOWLING & SON. Aucts. 612 st. nw. VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON WATER STREET BETWEEN TWENTY FIRST AND TWENTY. SECOND STREETS NORTHWEST AT AU: On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY SIXTEENTH, 1883, at HALF-PAST FOUE O'CLOCK P. M., we will sell, in front of the premises, lots 30.and 31, in square 88, sam by small teneuent houses. Terms: One-third cash, balance. in one and two isaccepted, and termscif sale to be complied with. | ten days from day weethes | 0 resell at rink sind iw WOE EDMONSTON WiLLia vison Jetakae Wetter Bown Will sell 509 rolls Pun and S47 KDAY Mol were B. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioneers aN ee op te fips the —e A depesie ec ot at hing of sale. | pp ALUABLE PROPERTY a1 ana ian ete oe ot eee Feis ESE BOM LTRS WON Nn, ‘HOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers, U_Estaw. | we will offer for. a v1 7 Day, EBRUAR) SEVENTERN IA « TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, | HAL¥-PAGT PUCROCLOCK F. 31,1 recorded in Liber No. 1720. folio 147 o: era.» one of | tock No. 2 of Oregon f. Geers chester as per plat of said subedivin the request of the party secured thereby, we Will es t ing ¢ premises on MONDAL, F Bacay TWENTIETH, 1G at HALF-PAST FOUROCLOCK ote umbered tremty three) any corded in county liter 8, fli" ot the sarveyor's office ‘of thn Tinie) iittala. together with improvements thier large freuen twenliyetour : One-third cash, talance te ferme: ‘One third ca chaser, A depontt of 100 years Pace of property at ie tar of wale ry, oF all cash, the | Kad reccrdime at the costs Aeposit of #100 requized at Ume of sale. Ifthe terme ed with within ten Teserve the miei 1 the at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur stcouplied with in ton dave. the tr Shecrve Urerisht toresell atrisk and cost of eta’ spars Tne purchaser. Conveying and St pur. | Purchasers em May, 4 “SCOSAIUEL HK, WALKER, ) Basie occ Auranay, Rieweng 4 at tee menor aS RATCLIFFE, Dann a O0., svctionnems, F, wanne’ § JOHNSON. Anctionser. IMPORTANT ASSIGN) SALE OF enry cron sai OF cxssnarure manera | posh ney eee aR AUCTION 8. UNRE D Fs. S, MNGONS. ie LA SOWN LUMBER YARD OF nS" Mela ae Iwillsell by public auction atthe storeof HK.) tminrirstH AND» Sikebes Noha Fulton, 1218 Pennsylvania avent northwest, com- mencing TUESDAY, FEBRUARY FOURTEENTH, | , BY Virtus ofa dest of pestonmcnt coven toms at TEN O'CLOCK A.M., all the mnredeemed pledges Porta Sanction om FRIDAY PTR A in his store upon which the interest is due one year or | SEXESTEENTA. IN, AT Ils Octo PA more, consisting of Gold, Silver and Metal Cased | at the yards, Lith and B steets northwom a lanes it amorted stock of Lumber ana Aitiwort, Watches, Chains, Charms, Lockets, Cuff Buttons, | "4 irs Stan cna | San beor, ana — weaally fonmd tus wees ian Gees ee Gee oe | FINE OFFICE FIXTURES INCLUDING MAR. Precious Stones, loose and mounted, Guus, Kifles, “a 7 Revolvers, Canes, Umbrellas, Razors, Clippers, Valises, Knives. Opera and Field Glasses, Plated Ware, Dress Goods, Seal Coats, &e. Sale to continue snorning at 10 o'clock, evenings at 2 and 6.30 o'clock anti] all the lots are sold. Ticket holders please take _— H. K. FULTON, Pawnbroker, F. WARREN JOHNSON, Auctioneer. fe7-7t* CANSON BROS., Aucts., 9th and D sts. nw. TRU 8! fay B. virtue of September