Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1893, Page 16

16 — - THE BENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY — are 7. Dall LOCAL MENTION. ron: the Di a.m. Great Polls, temperature, 1. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 36. Con- be a 297 om Som 96am 1658 pm To Oxe why as never worn the Crawford Shoe i may be surprising that two large and Washington > patrons ji-vide celebrated shoe. To hie shoe and know its fies it will not be sur- narters of the Crawford Shoe (om- . the acknowledged center of ular there that seven iarge required for its exclusive sale. this company has come nner in which the business nceess of rom the n sas introduced in Washington | nce. ite rapidly aing tales soon demar larger quarters, and their present location Pennssivania avenue, was During the past rear the corporation ‘o refit this «tore and make it the finest store of its kind im the city Bouve, the treasurer of this corporation. | town last week looking the field over for # jocation for an additional store and finally decuted to lease store corner F ard 13th streets th he is now having fitied up in f this company 4 afew more vacant st. than when last here had no| man, who, during the past five successful Craw- oxtom, New York, Brook- | ce of all cities | up_to retail | t that F st. is, in the rival, Pennaylvania t for first-class trade. ore, well known as the effi- | at the Pennsyivania have charge of it, store: and, though sition, tee of | Shoe has | of doing non with all imitators they tion and sooner or later nfide | pany isa guarant point strongly adhered to by this keep its shoe up to its own d to improve it where do so without regard to ever ach quality and style are combined m Shoe, and as this company all ite special rights, it has no fear making a shoe equal to it. Ton i Shoe one must have a Crawford lasts of this company are never sold ed i Crawte Py best. “Apwiman” ette of exceptional high grade, appeal- of suokers who seek release numbers Lave demonstrated ent of this new cigarette by their ty support. is not made by a trust. . Oporto, Sherry. Cognac, | rarely found, at Cum street. Fw So Goon, sur $1.19 Derby. Hesny vb Is a cig: ing to t from back “Admiral Op-tiwe Ma: Whisky of gr Xanpen’s, 09 - | Kone so che Faaxe & Sox, cor. Hoax Artificial Eyes, Reurcer, 453 Ps ave. ‘Telephone 435-2 Wx. Mucer vars the Dove Brant Hams are cured to suit Ube laste of evert one nee advertisement page 4. proof tree of « Fesseie’s lex Cream. Order « quart for tomorrow's dinner at 1427 New York avenue. Derby and Alpine Black or brown. 435 7th street n.w. Lavest Strie (Cedora) Hats Exiza value. A Five (as. Gasonrye, dc. Mupprmas, 614 12th. CHY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS FONIGHE Arrarcn’s cart Orrna Hovse.—Modjeska in Mr. E. A. Sothern | ix “Capt. Le Seapeny T. Q. Seabrooke in “The Isle of Champagne Haxew Buow Taraten.—The Police Pa- Taratre—Gus Hill's | World of Novelties. Tux Barrie of Getrrssvnc.—15th street | eri Ohio avenue. Lows’ Hane (E:oura Srreer s£).— | 2 Bazaar by Canton No. 3, P.M. LO. _— May He Pustor of the Church. Haptist Church, corner Mth wtheast, has been with- he first of the year, imington, Del. trial sermons, to | nd to take a view of ng that if everr- ncetned he | bh. Hie will | ' deen x IF Service Between Wash- | 1g public the Pennaylvarca railroad announces that they | operating « parlor car line between | mand Od int Com rt via Quan- KK. leaving and Bb streets, at 10:57 ay. — A => GouLn's open evenings. - Short Cut to the French Lamcuage. | 1. E. C. Colliere, native Paris, France, is new improved method of neb language neat Wednesday | rmory. The lecture | ted by a well-known admission will be | | | m. daily except Adct. Vanesrixes anc conel: invited. _— Mardi Gras, $26.65. and return vii orfolk and tickets on sale to return on or before “Washington and Chattanooga with dining cars. For Gil mformstion apply to E. J. Lockwood, Pas- senger Agent, 14:5} Pennsylvania avenue, Wasi- ington, D. Bebroary February 2. Pabst beer has long been at the front, having | Made ite way there by its excellent qualities, But just now it isa little more decidedly @eespicuonsly at the front than ever before. ‘This is becatse the great Pabst Brewing Com-| Pany of Milwaukee has been awarded over all competitors the sole right to sell their beer in all batidings crected for the world’s fair. This $s u decision that will be generally approved by Borers of good beer who long ago guve to the | bat company, by constant and increasing stronage, substant evidence of the esteem Qiisieh their beer fe hata aaee _— Business Training at the Quadri-Centennial. ‘The Spencerian Business College of Washing- ton. D. €., is registered at Chicago for a place fp doth th, active ant the still exhibits, and $75 students now in atten are competing ‘With each other. in preparing fine work. The other colleges in the active exhibit are Pack- ard's of New York, Powers’ of Chicago, Wilts’ $f Daxton, Ohio; Eluowts of Burlington, lows; han's of Des Moines, Palmer's of ‘Cedar Rapids, Brown's of Illinois, Cornell's of Albany, Rowe's of Pittsburg and the three % @allazes at Silwaukee, Cleveland and i | will embrace numbers requir | of the entire performance. | beneti | tractive. | teenth centurie: AMUSEMENTS. Avravon’s.—Denmans Thompson and his I and interesting play, Old Home- * cleverly twining itself nround the hearts of all who have witnessed it, and with t meadows, its broad hearthstone, laves the ho=pitable pine log, with 1 ging its song of welcome, will be Albaugh's. This will be Mr. appearance in this city in six ears. His entire original com; who aided ko mach toward the success of “The Old Home- stead” daring its long run in New York ¢ Will be seen during tht: engagement. As You Like Ir. —An_mudience large in num- gh delighted, as was evidenced plause, witnessed Mme. Mod- speare’s beautiful comedv,“As You Like I Albaugh’s inst night. Her work shows the same nish aud intelligent study that has given her artist. Her company isa strong The piece was splendidly mounted. ‘Tonight Mme. Modjeska will appear as Lady Macheth. Mr. J. W. Albaugh will play Macbeth. Before Mr. Albazgh became a manager he had a high be felt in his performance toaight. NationaL Iuparer.—Mr. Nat. C. Goodwin | in “A Gilded Foo!” will be at the National Theater next week. | will play av engagement at the Academy o! Biusic next week. H Haants’ Bisou ‘Trrater—The melodrama | “Master and Man” will be oened at Harris’ | exciting interest, the soenery exceptionally | elaborate and the company is said to be an ex- cellent one. A noteworthy scene represents the Cariton iron mills in full operation at night. | m by the Iron Molders’ Quartet and the | win City Trio. Kenwas's Lyceum Taeater.—New features have been added to Fields & Hanson's Drawing | Fields, especially for the return engagement at | Kernan's Theater next week. Fields and Han- | aon rank high as musical critics. Specially en- | gaged are Mitchell and Lorraine, comedy duo M sand Welch, Irish swells; Jules hellar, the | pedo-manual phenomenon; Moran and Murphy, ma new act; Gablon, Parisian mimic; Cunning- | ham and Grant, knockabouts; John F. Tierney, | comedians, and Delavaye and Fritz, panto- mimic clowns Tux Brscnorr Coxcrat.—The third Bischoff concert took place last night at the Congrega- was very large. The program was furnished | by the Schubert Quartet, consisting of Messrs. Alex. Mosher, Frank W. Bird, J, Henry Kaisor and Wm. D. Hoover: Misa D. B. Hogers, Mrs. W. Bischoff. The numbers were all well performed and encores were frequent. Although the talent | was entirely local, the concert was pronounced | by many more satisfactory than any that bad | Lr Penkrys.—Melville D. Landon, who is better known as Eli Perkins, will deliver a lec- ure m Metzerott Music Hall next Saturday | evening. taking for his subject “Philosophy of Mr. Landon has been very successful on the | lecture platform and will no doubt attract a! large audience here. Reserved seats may be | obtained at Metzerott’s, cited the greatest interest in musical circles announced for Thursday evening next in which the following artists will participate: Mme. alchi, Mins Louise and Herr Emil Fischer, with I. ‘Luckstone as | musical direc his combination isa stronger one than is usual and one that is rarely met with. A brillinnt program of operatic ‘music from Mascagni’s ‘opera, the “Cavalleria Rus canna.” Seats may be had at Metzerott’s. Tur Puumarwoxic Cuvn.—The Pbilbar- monic Club, composed of Mr. John P. Law- ist, and Mr. Ernest Lent, violoncellist, will give | the second concert in the coursenext Thursday evening at the U and L streets northwest, aided by’ Mrs. Nellie | sisted in the opening quartet for strings by the | best talent that can be obtained. The program | ng the most var- | ied musical ability and will be a severe test to appear i one concerted number and each will furnish a solo. ‘These concerts have become a feature in the musical happenings of Washing- ton, and are now recognized by musicians and of the highest and most strictly classical order. ‘Tickets are now on sale at the music stores, Mus. Axsie Besaxt will lecture tomorrow ‘unday) evening at the Aendemy of Music on ator and theosophist who has studied deeply and who is perhaps the best exponent of the theosophieal doctrine now before the public. She is an easy and graceful speaker with a clea of her Erstor Keane will deliver two tectures at the Academy of Music for the benefit of the “poor churches.” The first will be on Sunday, Harmonies of the Universe,” and the other a} week later, when he will speak on “The Har- | monies of ‘History.” Course tickets and re- verved seats may be had at Ellis’ music store Cures or Noworaxpy. The charming opera “The Chimes of Normandy” will be given at the National Theater next Tuesday afternoon ine day matinee for the benefit of ool for Nurses. In the cast will be Mies Bertha Lincoln, Miss Alice Johnson, Mr. Hern- don Morsell, Mr. Theo. Friebus, jr.. and Mr. Oliver jeska’s performance of ~ Rosalind in I the characters were well sustained. ion as an actor and much interest will Acapemy or Musrc.—Miss Julia Marlowe | Bijou Theater next week. plot is one of | During the performance musical selections will be gi Cards, under the sole management of John F. | indge Heath, vocalist; Eldora, "juggler: Col- Celtic comedian; Manning and Wooley, Irish | tional Charch nd, as usual, the attendance | L. Wilson. Elphonzo Youngs, jr., and Dr. preceded it, Wit and Humor; or. How to Cause Laughter.” | Orenatic Coxceut.—A concert that has ex- Del Puente will be presented, including extensive selection: rence, pianist: Mr. Herman Rakemann, violin- Wilson Shir-Cliff. The ‘club will also be as-| the gentiemen composing the club. They will appreciative people generally as entertainments Death and After.” Mrs. Besant fa a noted resonant voice and always holds the attention Feb 19, when his subject will be “The and J. it, Freeman's, G12 13th street, ational Homeopathic Hospital Training Hine. There will be a chorus of filty voices, which has been carefully trained by Dushane Cioward, who will have the direction Ivis expected that will be ofte of the most effective amateur wmances ever given in this city and that | und for which it is given will be largely | <i. Tickets now on sale at Metzerott's. | ‘Tue Passtox Pre On Sunday evening, the 19th instant, there will be given at Harris’ Bijou Theater an illustrated lecture of the “Passion Play” at Oberammergau. This isa subject which is always of interest, and when prescated with realistic illustrations, as will be the case on this oceasion, it holds the attention of the audience throughout the entire evening. th: per the ‘This lecture will be given for the benefit of the Kelief Society of St. Charch, and The eminent pianist Xaver ‘Scharwenka will make but one appearance in this city this veason.and that will be at Metzer- ott Musie Hall on Monday evening next, when he will be heard in a recital of romantic piano mitisie that cannot fail to prove remarkal His xbility is recognized among ail miusicans, and the finest of his work has been warmly praised by the most exacting critics, He does not depend for success upon uny clap rap oreccentricity, but is an honest, earnest and musicianly performer. ‘Tickets are on sale at Metzerott's, Tur Coreuntax Promenape Concert to be given February 22 at Builders’ Exchange Hall, under the auspices of the Legion of Loyal Women. promises to be a most interesting oc- | easion. as the majority of those in attendance | will be in the costumes of the fifteenth aud six- | teenti centuries, while the refreshment room | will be in charge of the seventeenth and eigh- | and all will take part in the | grand quadro-centennial march, under the | direction of Prof. Vermilys. It is proposed to make this a time of special enjoyment to the, members and their friends, and therefore only" ® limited namber of tickets will be issued. The t music, whieh is to be one of the features of the evening, will corsist mainly of Spanish selec- tions and some patriotic airs. Prof. Cardella, who is in charge of this part of the program. lanning one of w ual brillianey and beauty. ‘wo or three very fine tableaux are promised. The whole to clude with a grand ball. The Legion of Loyal Women will meet on Monday evening next at G. A. R. Hall to perfect the plans for the entertainment. | x.—The Catholic NarioxaL Rurces’ Aw: Clab of Washington, that includes some of the most prominent young men of the eastern sec- tion of this city,will give a dancing reception at the National Rifles’ Armory on Monday evening next. The committee having the affair in charge intend to make the occasion an exceed- ingly enjoyable one. Gmaxp Aunty Hatt.—Gen. J. M. Schofield Tue Gar Twice. “I have had the grip the last two winters. Last | promise the cases, | Garrison, R.A. and N. U., will give a literary and musical entertainment at Grand Army Hall on Monday evening next. ‘The program will be an interesting one and will be partici- ted in by some of the best local talent. Dancing will be indulged in later in the even- | ing. Mrrzenorr Music Hatt.—Mr.Merwin-Marie | Snell will continue his Sunday s{ternoon lec- | tures at Metzerott Music Hall tomorrow after- | noon, his subject being ‘The Philosophy of Doctrine.” Mrs. Grace King-Steele will sing several selections of sacred music. ‘The lecture will commence at 4 o'clock. | Tar Bostox Iprat. Banjo, Mandolin and | Guitar Club will give a concert at Metzerott's Music Hail on Friday evening next. This or- ganization is composed of the most skilled per- formers on their respective instruments, and | their concerts are always thoroughly enjoyable. | The sale of seats will open on Tuesday morning at Metzerott’s, Gzonortows Oncngstea.—The forty-fourth public rehearsal of the Georgetown Amateur | Orchestra will take place at Metzerott's Music | Hellon Tuesday evening, the Zist instant, when Conductor Josef Kaspar will present | program that will enable the orchestra to be heard at its best. ‘The assistants will be Miss Carlotta Nic: Kaspar, violinist, and Mr. Harry W. Howard, accompanist, F. Mantox Cxawyorp.—Mr. F. Marion Crawford, the distinguished novelist, author of Mr. Isaacs” and other popular novels, wili give readings from his works at Metzerott Music Hall, Wednesday evening, February 22. Mr. Crawford's readings this winter in Boston have been very meccessful, and his appearance in this city is looked forward to with much in- terest. Sale of seats opens Monday morning, February 13. pet Es Virginia Democratic Association. Ata meeting of the Virginia Democratic As sociation of this city last evening resolutions were offered authorizing the appointment of a standing committee to investigate the political characters and residences of government em- loves credited to Virginia; also a resolution indorsing the application of 8. Welford Corbin of Virginin for the apnointment of assistant secretary of agriculture under the Cleveland administration. A resolution was adopted con- demning the attacks made on Kepresentative Meredith. a Reis The Policeman Got Of, Martin O'Brien, a policeman, Hugh Harten, a saloon keeper, and William Moulton, a young colored man who works in the saloon, figured in a case in the Police Court yesterday. Tne policeman was defendant in the ease, and the colored man sceused him of assault and battery. ‘The affair happened on ‘Tuesday night, not far from the saloon, and the colored men claimed that he was struck for no cause what- ever. He was standing in front of Harten’s place. and, according to his statement, the offi- cer came along and said: “I'll give you some- thing to watch for. Another witness who gave testimony said he had been in the place playing pool. ‘The saloon keeper did not- see the alleged as- sault, but he told what he knew of the affair. When examined by Lawyer Closs, for the de- fendant, he said that the oficer came to see him and said he would let up on witness if he (witness) would have the colored man let up on him, ‘The defendant denied the charge of assault and said that Mr. Harten wanted him to com- Mr. Harten, be said, told defendant that if he (defendant) would let up on him he (Harten) would keep Moulton from court. Officer King gave corroborative testimony. Sergeant Keefe also gave testimony and the charge against the officer was dismissed. the case of permitting minors to play pool in his place Mr. Harton asked for a jury trial. _ Ex-Priest Slattery Again Sunday. Rev. Father Slattery will speak Sunday after- noon and night, February 1%, in Masonic Hall, 9th and F streets northwest. ' Subject at half: past 2 is ‘The Inquisition and Its Terrible Tor- tures for Protestants.” Also at 8 o'clock, sub- ject, “The Jesuits and Their Secrets; a Danger to American Liberty Tickets, 15 cents; no reserved seats. Ladies and gentlemen admitted to both lectures. This makes nine times to crowded houses. All lectures different. det. ee Everynopy who has money lying in bank or elsewhere unemployed should not’ fail to read Woods & Co.'s announcement under financial, —Adet, _ Loxpox Bazar, 715 Marker Srace.—As the estate of above store must be settled we offer the entire stock of cloaks, millinery, umbrellas, infante’ wear, furs and underwear below cost. Abraham Fisher, assignee.—-Ade‘. es Tue steamer Arrowsmith will freight tomorrow, February 12, and sail at 5 p.m. to cover schedule. See advertisement. C. W. Ridley, General Manager.— Ade! _ Panties having improved or unimproved properties for sale on New York avenue between 13th and 15th streets will please write full partic- ulars, size, price, &c., to T. KR. Brooks, 616 12th receive street northwest.— Avict. —_.__ H Vauextixes—J. Jay Gould.—Adct. | ———— | sT1gue Furxrrvae, book cases, &e., &e., at 1906 H street northwest Monday at 10 a.m. by Latimer & Sloan.—Adct. —-——_— ‘a Defaulter. George Silvey, assistant postmaster at Spo- kane, Wash., killed himself ‘Thursday morning by sending a bullet through bis brain. He was short in his accounts $7,100. He was under $10,000 bonds. Mx Han Was F ALLING. SCALP SCALY AND CRUSTY. TERRIBLE ITCH. ING. THREE OTHER REMEDIES FAIL. CURED BY CUTICURA FOR 81.75, Thave used the CUTICURA REMEDIES for scalp diseases. 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WEAK, PAINFUL KIDNEYS, With their weary, dall, aching, lifeless, all-gone sen- sation, relieved in one minute by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER, the only pain-Allling plaster. _gEXCURSIONS, &e. ([° MT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF WasH- had @ bad cough. Hood's about saved my life. It gave me my work and made me HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA. 1 do not want anything better for « family medicine. ‘MRS. LIZZIE CLARK, Washington Village, B. I. 1. B.—Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsparilla, HOOD'S PILLS are purely vegetable, perfectly harmless, always reliable and beneficial 6 Only means of communication {a vis the Washington, Alexendria and Mt Vernon Electric Railway from Alexandria, Cars heated by olectricity leave local depot, Alex- ‘andria, on the arrival of all trains from Washington. ‘Take cars of Pennayivanis Railroad at 6th st. depot. Fare for round trip, 43:. Grounds open from 11am. to ¢p.m Admismon to grounds, ‘30. a F. A. REED, Supt i, mezzo contralto: Mr. Anton | T | Fifth Corps Organization. A permanent organization of the fifth corps | was effected at n meeting held last evening at | the Ebbitt. The name adopted was the Fifth | Corps Society, Army 9f the Potomac. The | headquarters will be in Washington. A com- mittee, consisting of Capt. A. B. Jameson, Maj. W. H. Mills, Dr. J. F. Raub, Col. H. BM | Keanand Maj. J. HG. Hamilton, was appointed | to formulate a constitution and by-laws, to re- port at the next meeting, Saturday, February | 18, at 7:30 p.m., at the Ebbitt House. ‘The Keaukavi Collection. | This fine collection of printings, bric-a-brao, | antiques, beautiful miniatures on ivory an many other rare art objects will be on exbibi- | tion at Latimer & Sloan's, 1407 G street, all day | Monday and Tuesday—sale the three following | days—Adet. | —_—_ Burned to Death in a Saloon. Fire Thursday destroyed a saloon near the Philadelphia smelting and refining works in | | Bessemer, a suburb of Pueblo, Col. John | Grogan. "the proprietor of the’ saloon, and | John Morrissey were burned to death. I; Beas Tur Frescu: Yes, LILLY'S CARBOLATED DENTIFRICE beats the best French preparations and it costs leas. It does ALL that the French does—and dues it better. It Whitens the Teeth as no other tooth wash does and it Perfumes the Breath permanently. Allleading dry goods and notion houses as well as drugxists sell it., Look for the **LILLY” trade mark on the Jabel—none genuine without it. LILLY. ROGERS & CC Patentees and Sole Proprietors, Baltimore, Ma. fo8 CITY ITEMS Come In Monday. When I moved into my mammoth new build- ing I inaugarated the system of making my profit on Furniture, Carpet, &c., just as little above cost as would enable me to do an immense volume of business and distance all competitors —and I find this aystem pays—it pays both my patrons and myself. If you neod anything new for your hense do not hesitate to call—you can have bottom prices on “time” payments. Joux Rupvex, The Accommodator, 518 Seventh street northwest. ~~ Johnston Bros. & Co., It Monday. ee Monday. 641 La, ave, Inauguration Supplies, Hams, Shoulders, Breasts, Sugar- eured and Choice Cut. Canned Goods, Peaches, Peaches, Tomatoes, String Beans, Boston Beans, ready baked. Gallon cans Peaches for pie bakers and hotels, cheap and good quality. Flour. Flour. Flour. © Flour. Poth Pat. and Family. High grade. Prices right. Now is your time to buy before the grand rush, Jdéuxstox Bros. & Co. 639 and 641 La. ave. 1 Lithauer Stomach Bitters (imported), « sure cure for dyspepsia, £1.25 per bottle. Money refunded if goods are not satisfactory. Szx10s03's, 1200 Pa. ave., where low prices pre- vail. It ieee Remnants! Remnants! 2.200 vards of Black and Colored Silesia, 6c. ; 4,400 yards of Figured Satteens, $1¢c. : 3,000 yurds of French Percale, 10c.; 1,000 yards Apron Ginghams, 5e.: rem- nants ‘of Bieached and Unbleached Cotton, Sheeting, Outing Flannels, Cheviots, &c. Sreny’s, 904 and 906 7th st. > St. Catherine, Cannda,1879, Finest Whisky, distilled especially for medical use, reduced to . por pint one week only. SELIGsON's. It —_——> Razors; for perfect ease and comfort in shaving, the “Jubilee.” Watrorp’s, 477 Pa.ay.* - - Your Valentine—Trorr, 1602 14th st. now. 1t Masquerade Costumes for hire from 75¢. up. 2001 7th st. n.w. ite Your Derby Is Rusty. Get anew one—ours at £1.19 are correct style. It Hexuy Fraxc & Sox, cor. 7th and D. - + $1.50 per gal. Old per gal. 7 bottles Sweet | , 1200 Pa. ave, 1t Fine California Tol N. C. Seuppernong, # Catawba for $1, SEL2G5¢ No Safer Remedy can be had for Coughs and Colds, or any trouble of the Throat, than Brown's Bronchial Troches.” Price, 2 cts. Sold only in Bore fe9-eo3t Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa, the only Cocoa with rich chocolate flavor. 7 sani cuts 50c. Spring Neckwear of Supreme ~ “AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. a AMUSEMENTS. NE re RE ig eee ee . FEBRYARY 11,,.1898—SIXTEEN PAGES. fa i [RST ANNUAL RECEPTION AND BALL \F ‘Br the MARINE ENGINEER BENEFICIAL ASso- ‘CIATIO! 2. ivesty Pung For the bensit of the | CONCONDIA HALL. COW NTH AND ESTS. N.W., TURSDAY, FIBRUARY 14, Ileus, 8:20 p.m. TICKETS, Admitting Gent’ and Lady, 50 CENTS. e113 ‘pHILHARMONIC CLER MR. JOHN P. LAWRENCF, Pianist. MR. ERNEST LENT, Violenceliist MR. HERMAN RAKEMANY, Violinist. Assisted by MRS. NELLIE;WILSON SHIR-CLIFF, Soprano. SECOND CONCERT, FEB. 16, 1803. UNIVERSALISTS CHURCH, Corner 13th and L Sis. N.W. Tickets, with reserved seats, 50cents. Onsale at Knabe & Co’s., E. F. Droop's, Ellis & Co's. and Meta» erott’s. SIGEL ROUSH, Manager, foll-5t 716 Lite st, (ALPAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. LAST APPEARANCE OF MODJESKA an, BETTE en AND HER OWN COMPANY OF PLAYERS. TOMGHT AT 8, MACBETH. MODJESKA AS LADY MACBETH. I / OW. ALBAUGH AS MACBETH. oris SKINNEE AS MACDUFF., ext reek—Denman Thompson in “*The Old Home- “TRE AMUSEMEN ‘THE PLACE: A DANCING RECEP-| | NATIONAL RIFLES TION. | ARMORY. Tur Carnortc Cruces Or Wasmrxorox “THE EVENING; | MONDAY, FEB. 13,°93,! | 50 CENTS, Including __ Fieht O'Clock. Gentleman and Ladies. CHURCH. WASHINGTON, D.c. ofthe RELIEF SOCIETY OF ST. ROH, tobe given at HARRIS’ BI i ours, FRBRU fel “THE ADMISSION: — vENING, Our Own Land of the Midnight Sun, Will be the subject of A LECTURE By REY. D. E. BUSHNELL Of Chattanooga, Teun., In the METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Corner 4th and Bsts. s.e., WEDNESDAY EVENING, 15TH INSTANT, Commencing at 8 o'clock. Come early and socure good seats, Admission, 25 cents. Metenorr MUSIC HALL. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17. THE BOSTON IDEAL BANJO, MANDOLIN AND GUITAR CLUB. SEVENTH SEASON. G. L. LANSING. A. D. GROVER. B. E. SHATTUCK. L. H. GALEUCIA. A. C. ROBINSON. Reserved seats, 50c. On sale at Metzerott's Music Store. fe11-6t | To THE FRENCH Language. SELVES: January 30, 1893. PROF. LUCIEN PF. ¢. COLLIERE, acher of the French Language. Dear Si Belteving that your method of teaching languaves is the correct one, and that the pudiic ought to be better acquainted with it, tee suggest, as your friendt, that you de- liver a lecture upon the subject at an early date, YOURS TRULY, J.J. Keane, D. D., Rector Cathoiie’ Tat- versity of America, Calde arlisie, BO. HAtzman. rilw. J. Stell waires Win. B Gurl Sicned Son Fxcelle Patenvtre Ministre France. Alex. G. Mellvile Boll, Le Ni M. Jules de Henry B. Dax 1. ©, Rosse, M.'D.. Prof. Georgetown Unie Pres. Geo Jobn Joy Faso one BM Fuse, Bosutve, Chan Gelier de In Legat France,” * Meestion 1011 Conn. “ Feb. 4, 1893. To Son Excellence M. Jules Patrenotre, Ministre do France, the Rt. Rev. J. J. Keane, Alex G. Melville Bell, Calderon Carliste and others, Gentlemen Ithank you for your kind invitation of Janusry 30, expressing belief in my method of teaching languages, and sug- kesting that, at an early date, I de tv Jecture on the subject, in order that tl public may be made better acquainted with the method, 1 will therefore gladly avail_myself of your kind invitation and name Wednesday, February 13, a8 the date, and the Nationa? Rites’ Armory as the place of weeting. ‘The subject of my lecture will be “*The Philosor hy of Speech as rated by the English and the Prench Voies,” and Lwill endeavor to demonstrate that as man 1s bora tospeak—not any one particular lan- guage. but any lancuage—therefore what French apech really ia and how fo learn to apeak in French is very largely a question of principles, of ‘tematic drill, of method and of training, and does not depend solely on innate tude for janguaxes or on the youth or age of the learner. In the Intter case, one language having Already been mastered, the digt-uity to be overcome is principally @ mechanical one. Again thanking you, gen: emen, for the honor youdo me, and for your friendly in- terest, I remain yours, jery respectfully, L. E. C. COLLIERE, All are cordially invited. No chars! mission, ‘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., feS-4t 1011 Conn. ave. n.w. MEW NATIONAL THEATRE, Tonight at 8 last time of (Under the management of Daniel Frohman) Next week— IN SOTHERN, CAPT. LETTARBLAIR. GOODWIN A GILOED FOOL. fell FL{ees Bow THEATER, Mrs. P. HARRIS, R. L. BRITTON and T. F. DEAN, Proprietors and Managers. Week Commencing MONDAY, February 13, MASTER AND MAN _Next weok—THE DAGO. fe11-6t ME™enore war Second Concert. | MEM TUESDAY EVENING, Fob. 21.8.4, Georgetown Orchestra Music Store, fell | 60 PERF 7 | JOSEY KASP: ‘Acciste CARLOTTA NICOL ANTON KASPAR, WiLHEL AIS Teserved seats, 81 at Metzero! MEMZEnoT? Music HALL. Beauty, 24c. At C. Avenpacn’s, 7th and H. | Domestic Kooms. fe10-2t Best Smoke or jal7-colm fe10-30* Beg! “Grand” Cut Plug is the Chew. Try it Valentine: mens - J. Jay Gourn’s. — You Cannot Buy a $60 Machine for $20. But you can get a new Capital Sewing Machine, with C. AUERBACH’s written guarantee for five years, for $18.50. At the Domestic Rooms, 7th ‘and H. Sent on trial free. ‘Telephone 1260. fe10-2t ae ee “Grand” Cut Plug is the Best Smoke or Chew. ‘Try it. jal7-colm aaa A Cordial Invitation is extended to all to visit my factory and see for themselves how the famous Yacatan Gum is made. W. J. Wurre, Cleveland, Ohio; U. 8. A. fe6-6t es Ladies! Buy the Old Reliable, Time-tosted ler & Wilson. Each year brings it new laurels. Your grandivothere used one, and "the most progressive mec! expert iv ounces the best in. the world to be the New High Arm, No. 9. Ofice, 487 9th st. n.w., one door south of E. a aai-tt oi “Grand” Cut Plug is the Best Smoke or Chew. Try it. jal7-colm S, Heller, 720 7th st. n.w., is making a clalty in Ladies’ and Children's Hair Cut and Shampooing; also cures Dandruff. ocT-tt Elixir Babek cures all malarial discases AMUSEMENTS. DEMY. ‘Tonight at 8 last time of AGA SEABROOKE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, ¥. MARION CRAWFORD, ‘The distinguished novelist, author of **Mr. Isaai ‘&c., will read from bis writings. ‘TSe. AND 81. PRICES, 50c. Seats on sale Monday at Metzerott's music stofe. 1¢ MEtZEROT? Hac. NORDICA. SCALCHT. THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, AT 8. 00, RRR DPP* MW coo Ak oo RR Dob Tt GO aa oor BRT Go fk HE Dopo it ‘cco 2”A RATIC CONCENT COMPA’ + the direction of CLA. ELLIS tien, Mane, chi, Ming mpanint, G. Del Puente, Emil Luckstone, musical director, presenti Sreratic music, including the quintet and extensive selectious soca zi LERIA RUSTICANA,” v Sung in Ttalfan in concert form, with the followingre- iene. ‘Tickets witht rasarved cording to vocation. Ga the sale of seats at Metzerott's music store. fe8-8: ST. VALENTINES DAY MATINEE, FEB. 14, AT 2 P.M, CHIMES OF NORMANDY. al Homeopathic Hospital Train- ing Schon! for Nurses. In the cast are the following well-known artists: Miss Bertha Lines BIE Theos Freh ie" oliver C7 ine, Anda crenf chorus of 50 voléea, pe he A ANNIE BESANT Of London, Fugland, ‘The noted Orator and Theosophist, Will lecture om DEATH AND AFTER, At Academy of Music, SUNDAY EVENING, February 12, at 8p.m, Reserved seats, 7c. General admission, 50c. ‘Tickets for sale at Tiacosophical Society's rooms, O19 F st., upstairs, until February 8, after that date at Academy of Music. fet-7t ME"2£n0rT uuste HALL. ‘The brilliant platform orator RUSSELL H. CONWELL ‘Will deliver his best lecture, THE SILVER CROWN; Or, BORN A KING, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20, 1893. Eloquent, Humorous, Original, ‘Unexcelled by any orator in America, and the equal of any in the world. "NJ" Rvening Post ‘The golden opportunity of a life tine to bear this cents. Sale opens: Sectire seat early. f09,11.14 MASONIC HALL, OTH AND F STS. N.W. TODAY, SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, KEENAN'S. (Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.) @US HILL'S WORLD OF NOVELTIES. FEBRUARY 1 Ar 2:30 AND 8, EX-PRIEST tortures tor Protestants = ares for coppice Evenkuse: “The Fesuits and Their Secrets a Danger to Atgeriean Liberty. ‘Ticketsonly LSccrits. No reserved seats, Ladics and wentiemen admitted t9 both lectures. A SSOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. Glelville D; Landon), ore MUStC of Subject METZELOTL MUSE SATURDA aE aa + “Philosophy of Wit apd Px THE ISLE OF CHAMPACNE. MaARLOw Ee. ‘and As You A baie ON he ee LITERARY B a BUNDERS EXCHANGE HALL, ‘719 13TH ST. N.W. ‘THE GRAXD CLIMAX OF HEALING, SUNDAY EVENING AT 7:20 GUS HILL, Proprietor and Manager. (Also New York Vaudeville Stars.) Next week—FIELDS & HANSON'S Drawing Cards. Wrap HALL THURSDAY, FEB. 23, 1893, Complimentary Entertainment tendered to MISS CLARA ROSAFY By various musical and literary organizations, Prof. Bischoff ahd other prominent local talent will Tickets, 50 and 25 cents. fe9,11,18,22,23 7 THE PURE FOOD EXPOSITION, W. LL aRMoRy, OPENS FEB. 13, ‘MRS. RORER'S COOKING LESSONS, FOOD EXHIBITS, &c. _ MARINE BAND CONCERTS AFTERNOON AND EVENING. tow ‘DBS. FRITZ AND DAMON ‘Will again lecture and healthe sick by magnetic touch. ‘Iti expected that there will be an effort made on this cocasion to test the doctors’ skill to the utmost by ‘bringing forward the oldest and mest confirmed in- THE FOLLOWING LETTERS EXPLAIN THEM: | USVERSALIST CHURCH. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, THE SCHUBERT MALD QUARTET OF CHICAGO. Goo. H. lott, Wittiam Harris, Samuel T. Battle, John R. Tyler. Assisted by BERTHA L. CLARK, Violinist. LAURA B. Mac CORKLE, Reader and Whistler, EVELYN M. ELLIS, Accompanist, Prices, 50c, and 73e. Seats on sale at Metzeroti's music store, OP FELLOWS, HALL STH St SE. TONIGHT. PAIR BY CANTON POTOMAC. N 10.0. F. Admission. 10c. Dancing at 9:45 feTtr_ fe8-7t RE rime: the Universe.” “The Harmonies of History” Academy of Music, 8 o'clock, for the benefit of ‘Poor” Churches. Course tickets, $1. Reserved seats, WO ceuts extra. Single admission (10 be bad at door). SO cents, Course tickets aud reserved. seats can De | had at Elite’ music 3K" Freeman's, 312 Lath st. Tickets selli ‘feo 8 C.TAPPANS SELECT ACADFM - cor. Rthand Pa ave. s.. Mo: SS per quarter or 83 per my MONDAY FVENING, FEBRUARY 1, 1893, ONLY APPEARANCE THIS SEASON OF HER XAVER* nuran ly AWOL AL ig INA RECITAL OF ROMANTIC PIANO MUSIC. Tickets, S0e., 75e. and #1. 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