Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1893, Page 16

16 oesit' > — , sl THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 18, 1893—SIXTEEN PAGES. ——— er = LOCAL MENTION. AMUSEMENTS. . x prices, the sale opening Monday morn- CHARLIE MITCHELL'S CASE. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. FINANCIAL. - a ‘* = = age Mark Twain in his clever book IERWIN-Manix SNELL will continue his Sun-| Immigration Commissioner Owen Acted > ETZEROTS MUSIC HALT. Sie Seatives Connecticut Yankee from a Hart-| day afternoon jetzerott Music Entirely on din Responsibility. ALBAUGH’S. M ‘ y v icmeisaass “cok Wo: och eeieciae fod ertchop an wihew een ot eos = Tenonaye Se <q ty. ee MR ROBARTS Houve You Mave Yorr Wis we Narroxar For the District of Columbia, Marvland, fait | sent him back to the court of King At of E ‘There discourses have proved a sees ere vanewitt iret E kce oF This company has under its charter depostted with SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANT Weather; westerly winds; slowly rising tempera- | the sixth century. In the comedy of “Niobe,” | quite popular and have been listoned to bya|™ent that Mr. Owen, superintendent the Treasury Department of the United States secur- ture. which is now in its second successful season, | large number of people. The lecture coth-| immigration, acted entirely on his fties equal in value to the #um of two hundred and Of the District of Columbia, For Virginia, fair wenther; westerly winds; | the snthors have brought the petrified Queen | mences at 4 o'clock. “Mra. Grace jteele | own responsibility in attempting to See res eaand dollars (250.000) as ruarantee forthe | — comxen 15TH ST. AND XEW TORE AVR slightly warmer im northern, stationars, fol- | of Thebes over a much longer period of time | will render several vocal selections of encred | prevent the of the English pagiiat | fatthfal admintetration of trusts, and te duly eutited | _ lowed "by rising temperature im southern |end landed her alive im the somewhat troubled | music before and after the lecture lie Mitchell fork. * There [auc eeensat he eae an er eae portions, bosom of a ily. Masoxrc Hatt.—-Two lectures will be given |is nothing in the law "to. prevent. bis pradent . any wovern 2. : an Waren. | ‘ently the powibilities of infinite fun, | at Masonic Hali tomorrow, one by Mrs.Slattery. | coming to" this country aud Supt, Owen Dont reg peaks Repel eval yee ence yigedion= mma | ieaamteernmmarebmedneeste sion 54° Tem of water at 8 handled by their respective anthors, | to ladiow only, at 2:80 p.m. and the other by ex-| received no instructions from his. su- WosDa Akers Eg pee pe ee CAPITAL. ONF MILLION DOLLARS. a.m. Great Falls. temper: condition, f them in solid chunks, #0 | Priest Slattery, to men oniy, at 8 p.m. These | perlor officers lookiog, te. that end. EsDat, M. ihe ia Sees 1. Reeetving reservoir. temperature, 37. Con- @ition at north connect condition at sonth connect! distributing reservoir, temperature. ition at heuse, 3. efftuent gate house, 4 High tide. 9:04am 9.22 p.m Low tide. 3:09 a.m. 3:34 p.m. Speaking Tubes, 1206 Pa. w Euxornre Bells Cum Xaxoen’s Mellisto ~@ial is superior to patent pect Ovn 91.19 Dent. To see it is to buy. Hewuy Faaxc & Sox, corner 7th and D. Exsgcrare Light Wiring, J. H. Kcrauxe. “ApaIRar.” The one strictly high-grade cigarette is sold by all firet-elase trade which is not controlled by a trust. Cuorcr APrie Weare now taking from cold storage honse some Very Fine Apples that were packed last fall expressly for ns Would like use No. 1 stock eall from such of the trade ae Scmarer & Ox ime chest: | hnow! ighest grade ever found daring 26 yeare’ trading. 909 7th. L 1x0 Rods of Excelsior Copy Have your work done by respoumble residents Ir a Gurr to understand snd successfully photograph babies. They are the most difficult of subjects. ‘This gift ean be seen in p PRINcE Wa. Minx ve Brand Hams are cured to suit c of ever¥ one. ¢ advertisement page 4. Fosszxx’s Ic » Order s quart for tomorrow's dinner at 1427 New York a ue. Strues Men's Derby and Alpine 50 and $2. Black or brow: T. Lewis, 435 7th street n.w. Latest (Fedora) Hats, #1. Extra value. Canpets CLEANED by Canpet Wonks, 631-635 Mass. ave. n.w., are made moth- proof free of charge. Telephone 435-2 sar. "s Orena Hovsi 4 Homestead New Natroxar Tueater.—Nat Goodwin in “A Gilded Fool.” AcapEut or Music. “Aas You Like It.” Hanns’ Busou Taxater. Eersxax’s Hanson's Drawing Cats. enman Thomp- Julia “Master and Man.” | Tae Barrie of Gerrrsncac.—isth street and Ohio avenue. W. L. 1. Anwony.—Pure Food Exposition. Metzrrort Mesic Hart.—Lecture by FE! Perkinsin ““The Philosophy of Witand Humor. An Interesting Bank Case. In the Circuit Court, division 2, yesterday morning before Justice Cole the case of W. W. Averill agninst the Second Natienal Bank was decided by amount claimed. $2,000. ‘The question was whether the act of the paying teiler, who was not authorized to re-| ceive deposits in receiving a ted check bond, the bank and the plaintiff ed that the action of the cashier ratified the teller’s action It was shown that the check would bave been paid bad it been presented in the morning, and when it was presented the amount to the credit of the drawer had sted. Mesers. EL A. peared the bas is is the fourth time the case bas been tried. inst Favoring Ctul The We iu Temperance Union ©f this district has presented to the Sen- ate a petition as follows: “Believing that the liquors served in the incorporated ciubs of this city are debauching and ruining hundreds of our 5 the Woman's Christian | Temper f the District of Columbia praverfnl make no excep the Distriet favo ix signed Mrs. mg men, © s in the liau nse bill of aid clubs. The petition LaFetra, president, and recording secre ‘Th- “Zouref™ Collection of Royal Vienna Porcela’ (Recognized to be thy of Meera. B. est in Enrope) a Grossbaum & Sons > forego ex- bibiting and ection by auc- ti The wihcle to be on exhib at our sales rooms. 1407 G « Monday, February from 10 am. Sale to take day and Fri- day, ¢ laste. and 8 p.m. each Vited to this & Sloan, anctic ectfully, Lat Important Information to Western Travel by the Pennesivania Kailroad. The attention of the traveling p tothe supreme train service m tween Washing? route, jeaving at Louis, ar- leaving mati $15 a.m., Indianapo- am. and St Lous 5:0 p.m. next leaving Washington 740 p.m. dail 6 in Chicago 9:30 y m., Cleveland 11 next day and Toledo Columbus a Indians: 10:15 p.m. next da 7 morals These trains eouches and FP ing and sleeping Juxury and convenience. Farties ge would do well totake the line that insures speed, safety and c Adct. influent gate | Marlowe in| Lycecw Tueaten—Field and | & verdict for plaintiff for the | A. A. Birney ap- | . F. Mattingly for petition your honorable body to} Colum- | g west | Company s can be seen and laughed at next at Albaugh’s Overa House. New Natioxan Tura -Mr. Robt. Down- ing will be seen at the National Theater next His repertoi Il include “Richard jon Hearted. he Gladiator” and “Othello. AcapemY or Mvsic.—Miss Minnie Seligman Will be the attraction in ““My Official Wit Ham new play by ard F. Carroll, which up to date has been very successful, will be at the Bijou next week. The company is headed by the three Carrols, R. M., E. H. and Richard F. The former portrays the title role, in which he is said to display some very fine character work. Edwin H. will inter | heroic but funny Irish policeman. Old 7 asoate ® comedy tramp, is in the hands of Richard F. Carroll.” Scenic and mechanical effects are | liberally introduced. one of which is a fire scene, which is anid to be thrillingly realisti Kenway's Lyceum Trxates.—Sam T. Jack Lilly Clay Gaiety Company, the attraction at n's Theater next week, has scored a de- success this season. In place of the stereo- typed first part there ise spicy, musical, | travesty, entitled “Christofo Colam= | bo,” which is replete with new features and interspersed with spectalties, including acts usually reserved for the olio. | “Mazenpa, burlesque. will be produced with careful atten- tion to detail, including the “fiery, untamed steed,” and enlivened witha ry of features. The wild horse of Tartary is impersonated by the beautiful Arabian stailion Crispin. Holi- novelist, whose readings have been very suc- alin Boston and New York, will read at ‘ott Music Hall. Mr. Crawford is im the front rank of American novelists,and those who are familiar with his absorbing stories are anxious to see and hear the author himeelf. Seats are on sale at Metzerott’s music store. Sor Surru Rvssein.—One of the quaintest end most popular of comedians who visit Wash- ington during the season is Sol Smith Ruseell, who will be the inaugural week attraction at Albaugh’s. Mr. Rnsseli’s remarkable engage- ment here last season will be remembered by all who witnessed bis performances in ‘-Peace- fal Valley.” Mr. Russell will also appear in lectures are announced as by special request. Wrttanp Aatu.—The coming testimonial ‘entertainment to Miss Clara Rosafy at Willard Hall is exciting considerable interest in musical circles, for the beneficiary is quite popular. Dr. Bischoff and some of the best known local talent will participate, and it is anticipated program will be presented that will prove pe attractive. AcaDemy oF Music.—The first of the two lectures by Bishop John J. Keane, rector of th Catholic University, will be delivered at th Academy of Music tomorrow evening. Hi subject will be ‘The Harmonies of the Uni verse,” and from the well-known eloquence of the speaker an enjoyable and instructive dis- course may be anticipated. These lectures will be delivered under the auspices of the ladies composing the Tabernacle Society. an organiza- tion whose object is tofurnish vestments for im- povished and struggling churches throughout ‘the country. Tux McGrrexer Fasmux will be seen at Metzerott Music Hall in three entertainments next week, on Friday and Saturday evenings and Saturday afternoon. The family furnishes ® band, an orchestra, a full chorus and ten soloists. The entertainment ix replete with gems of wit, humor, pathos, poetry, Del Sarte and high class comedy. Mus. Lease of Kansas will deliver a lecture on the “Signs of the Times” at Metzerott Music Hall on Thursday evening next. She is an easy and fluent spenker, fearless in her utterance and has been very successful on the lecture platform. Remewrt, one of the greatest masters of the violin living, and a magnificent company of supporting artists, will a in a single con- cert at Metzerott Music Hall, Wednesday even- ing, March 8. The popularity of thin artint is greater than ever, and his present tour is a con- tinuous triumph. — Jaraxse crepe paper napkins, Gould’ a —Adet. — Waeat & Suren, 1505 Pennsylvania ave. n.w., advertise, free of charge, desirable property placed with them for sale.’ See page 9.—Advt. ————— MR. CHAMBERLAIN’: 3 OBJECTIONS. He States Where He Thinks the Home Rule Bill is Defective. Poor Relation,” the two plays dividing the week. Mare. M. Sistererra Joxes, who has ac- quired the title of the Black Patti from the purity of her voice and the excellence of ber Yocalization, will give a concert next Friday night at the Metropolitan A. M. E. Church. She will be assisted by some of the best talent of New York, Philadelphia and this city. Mme. Jones was born in Virginia, but received the finish of her musical education at the Con- servatory of Music in Boston. She has met with pronounced success wherever she has sung and bas achieved a reputation superior to that of any colored singer since the days of the “Black Swan.” Tickets may be had at Ellis’ music store. For Tae Poor.—A musical and literary en- tertainment for the benefit of the poor will be given at Odd Fellows’ Hall, on Sth street south- east, on Monday evening, February 27. The gram will include some of the best known talent, and it is the intention of the promoters of the project, Mrs Hodges and Mrs. Horton, to make the occasion one of note. Lryrnicem Hatt. —A eoiree will be given on the 28th instant at Linthicum Hall, under the auspices of the Georgetown Ladies’ Aid Su- ¥, forthe endowment fund for the Home for Incurables. The object is certainly a worthy one and those having the affair in charge prom- ise an enjoyable time. Merzrnorr Music Hatt.—On Monday even- ing next Russell H. Conwell, said to be an ora- | tor of exceptional ability and force, will deliver a lecture in Metzerott Music Hall on the sub- iver Crown; or. Born a King.” It is said to be eloquent, humorous and original, | and has won the emphatic approval of every au- dience that bas listened to it. Postmaster Gen- | eral Wanamaker will preside, and it is expected that many dist hed persons will be present. ‘Tur GzoncETows Oncnestra will give its second concert this season at Metzerott Music Hall on Tuesday evening next. It will be assisted by the Wilhelmj Club, Carlotta Nicolai, | mezzo contralto, and Anton Kaspar, violinist. This orchestra is by far the most important musical organization ever formed in this city, and it bas had a longer continuous success than than any of the kindred clubs. Its steady i provement has been peculiarly gratifying to its friends and a source of satisfaction to its con- dactor, Prof. Josef Kaspar, who has been u: tiring in his efforts to raise the standard of i This orchestra is one of the organiz tions in which Washingtonians take pride, and its public entertainments are always largely at- | tended. The program at the coming concert be, #0 Prof. Kaspar asserts, the best that as yet been presented. A fow seats are yet unsold and may be obti d at Metzerott’s. Miss A atrDT will deliver two illustrated lectures at Carroll Institute Hall, the first being on next Tuesday evening. the ‘2ist instant, when she will talk on “Paris and the French Revolution,” and the second on Thurs- ay evening, March 2, when her eubject will be Paris and Napoleon the First. ‘These lectures [have been heard here before and with great | satisfaction. Miss Schmidt is a pleasing talker | and holds the interest of her susience both by the comprehensive manner in waich she treats her subject and by the clear explanation of her pxcelight illustrations. Further lectures in this course areannounced to be: Miss Janet Richard March Yin “The Passion Play;” Rev. D. J. Stafford, D.D., “Columbus;” Miss Richards, “London. Tux Convprax Paomexape Coxceat.— The interest in the Columbian prome- le concert to be given February 22 by Legion of Loyal Women at Builders’ exchange Hall was clearly demonstrated yesterday by the fact that in spite of the inclemency of the weather over sixty were present at the rehearsal for the grand | march. ‘The next rehearsal will be on Monday next at 4 o'clock, same hall. T! costumes ag Giscused were fail of beauty and interest to the ladies. Prof. Cardella spoke of the fine musical program to be rendered by the or- chestra. Mise Dorothy Byrde Rogers will be the soloist and Mr. John “Tweeda’e the recita- tionist of the evening. The personnel of the tableanx was of great Interest. “Tux Passiox Pray’ will be the subject of an illuminated lecture to be given at Harris’ Bijou ‘Thester tomorrow night under the auspices and for the benefit of the Relief Society of St. Aloysius Church. This subject is one that is alwaye d when to graphic do- attractiveness of realis- ns the entertainment always in- duces a crowded house. ‘The Mozaxt Cxonvs Cuvp gave musical and literary entertainment at Concordia Hall last night for the benefit of the poor. Besides the of the club, which, under the direction of its director, Prof. J. H. Hunter, was highly creditable, there were individual’ numbers by Misses May Hunter, Ella Lowdermilk, Minnie Heinrich, Katie V. Wilson, Bertie item son, Alice Pillsbury and Helen Nye, Emil Barnes, Messrs, Morris Miarrison, W . id, Elphonzo Youngs. jr., and Will L. Cooper that were all enjoyable. "The use of the the ball was donated and a goodly sum was | i © Witsox and bis excellent minstrel will be seen at Metzerott Music Hall for one week, commencing Monday, Febt 27. George Wilson needs no introduction to local amusement lovers. He is the same old In the house of commons yesterday the de- bate on the home rule bill was resumed, Mr. Chamberlain declaring that it sowed the seeds of discontent and paved the way to demands that would be certain to be urged when Eng- land's emergency became Ireland's opportunity. It was recommended asa final settlement, yet it deprived the Irish parliament of all control of trade and commerce. The speaker reminded the house that Mr. Parnell insisted that no finality was possible until Ireland had the power to impose retaliatory duties. He hesi- tated to think of what the country’s position would be in the time of war “Supposing,” Mr. Chamberlain asked, ‘that Great Britain ehould become involved in war with the United States, which heaven forbid, for it would be fratricide. Ireland might owe gratitude to England, but did she not ow gratitude to the United States? [Unionist cheers.] Suppose Great Britain became involved in war with France or Busia? With eighty Irish members coming to the imperial parlia- ment to embarrass and hamper the government in times of difficulty Ireland would get what she demanded or seriously cripple Great Britain's struggle for existence.” Continuing, Mr. Chamberlain declared that the mensures left the imperial parliament with not a shadow of genuine supremacy. Supposing the plan of campaign was restarted, what could the imperial parliament do?. Th Irish executive must refuse to enforce evictions and must withdraw police protection from land- lords. The imperial parliament could not in terfere. The supremacy of the imperial par- liament might be reverentially noticed in the preamble of the bill, but it was the reverence shown in committing a corpse to the earth, for the principle of supremacy was practically dead. There was the crown veto. If the veto was used and the Irish parliament refused tocarry on the government, the result would be a deadlock, ending in breaking the veto to pieces. ‘The Hon. Edward Blake, nationalist, of South Longford said that the billamply secured the su- premacy of the imperial parliament. He objected to the suspension of the land question for three years, The Irish parliament, hesaid,ought to be empowered to deal at once with the land prob- lem. The Right Hon. Leonard ™. Courtney, mem- ber for Bodmin, advanced Ipberal, but opposed to home rule, reproached Mr. Gladstone with stirring international strife through delusive attempts to give Ireland separate government. If the home rule bill of 1856 had never been in- troduced lasting harmony would have been in a fair way to be established, and there would be a better guarantee of justice to all classes in Ireland under the imperial than under the Dub- | tin parliament. e Right Hon. George J. Goschen remarked upon the reluctance of the radicals to join in the debate. He said that was natural, as the whole field of discussion was honeycombed with pitfalls for unwary supporters of the gov- ernment. Mr. Goschen severely criticixed the Dill. and especially the financial clauses, mainly on the same lines as, previous speakers on the unionist side. Amid cheers Mr. Goschen quoted Mr. Morley’s words that no power on earth could prevent the Irish members from still being arbiters and masters of English rion. home rule bill was then read for the first time and the second reading was fixed for March 13. ‘The London Times explains in along article that its statements interpreted in the house as if directed against the Irish_members were not intended to charge anybody with corrupion, but were meant merely to illustrate the da gerous results of g members of parlia- ment, as these results had been revealed most strikingly in the Panama affair. Tae Gare Twice. ‘I have bad the grip the last two winters, Last ‘Winter it prostrated me so that I had no strength and could notdo my work. I sat down and cried many times, I was so blue and discouraged. I bad great pain in my back and across my kidneys and through my whole body. I nlso had a bad couch. Hood's Sarsavarilia just about saved my life. 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GERMAN POTATO SALAD IN ABPIC. ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. fet-3w YAP AME BE SISTERETTA JONES i GREATERT PorSueb tte ee OF HER RAGE, wil giv a GRAND STAR CONCERT at Met- Frpouian FE. Church FRIDAY EVENING, Iti at 8 o'clock. Tickets at'Bllie” Music: Store, 937 Penpertranie ave. K FRNAN'S. ; WEEK OF FEB. 20. (Matinees Tuesday, Tharday and Saturday.) SPECIAL MATINEE WEDNESDAY, WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY. SAM T. JAGK’S FAMOUS ag CLAY? COLOSSAL GAIETY COMPANY. A DELIGHTFUL DOUBLE BILL. 30 HANDSOME LADIES. 30 20 20 COMEDIANS. TWO BURLESQUES, Christofo Columbo Mazeppa, With the Arabian Acting Horse, CRISPIN. Next week—Whailen & Martell’s “SOUTH BEFORE THE WAR.” at OURSE, ED CER’ Church of Our Father. 13th and Es LECTURES BY REV. A. G. ROGERS. February 21, “John Bright" March 14, “A Sun- day in London: April 11, "A Nineteenth Centar; Hero." ‘A fine musical Defore and after ene 30 cents. Single admission, nC 21—Mre. Grace A. K. Steele, Mins r, Miss Jennie Giennan, Messrs. Charles E. Rice and’Arthur’ D Prot. Hobt: Mrs. P. HARRIS, R. L. BRITTON and T. F. DEAN, Proprietors and Managers. Monday, February 20, 1893, THE CARROLLS: IN THE DAGO. Special—Wednesday Matinee. _Next week—A PAIR OF KIDS. fo18-6t GARD, RED: KHITE AXD BLUE FAIR, WASHINGTON CoMMANDERY, No.1, U.A. (Uniform Rank, Jr. 0. U. AUWATIONAL RIFLES" A PEBRUARY 2 TO 2 INCLUSIVE: No soliciting of votes in fair room. fo18-6t_ MET2xorT Music HALL, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 8, REMENYI, GREATEST OF VIOLINISTS, AND A MAGNIFICENT COMPANY IN GRAND CONCERT. 1t (CaRROLL INSTITUTE LECTURE COURSE. ‘New hall, 10th st. north of New York a TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, 1893. An illustrated lecture by Miss ANNA SEATON SCHMIDT, “PARIS AND THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.” Admission, 50c. No reserved seats. "ARIS AND NAPOLEON THE FIRST.” Mrs, Slattery will speak to LADIES ONLY at 2:30. ExoPriest attery ‘Will also speak to MEN ONLY at 8 o'clock p.m. ‘These lectures are by special request. Admission, 15 cents. fel6-3t* ‘Reserved Seats, 25 centa, METZEROTT Music BALI M*HHURSDAY EVESING, FEBRUARY 23 irs, Lett ‘THE KANSAS CYCLONE, Will lecture on the. SIGNS OF THE TIMES. Reserved seats on cals af Metzerott's Music Store, 2 ‘Saturda “Prices, 206.. 300, te and 8 ‘iene a aC = — aay ert tan feoe = ‘Novelties. ieee GOULD ah iba, MARCH 10—"‘Swiss Mountains and Val- AY. MARCH 13_“*Paris Life and Beauty.” “Huse Branca 13" Sphelish and Aner “THURSDAY, MARCH 16—“‘Ireland Under Coer- OPINIONS OF THE PRESS: ‘Mr. Harper's views are the best ever seen.—New Fork ‘Mr. Harper's style is easy and conversational and docs not frow monotonous with mechanica’ yrecise- ‘Ress of delive mn Transcript. othe vigws Icsteate the Iertare the lecture ia not Gelivered to describe the pictures. — Boston Advertiser. A genuine success. The wadience was thoroughly pigaeed 3 ‘York Herata the thanks of the amusement- loving pu fore han jas shown them how stereopicon, pictures can be wanged upon the screen without those mice Photographic intervals between while which have made stereopticon lectures a hoger toany one whose eves are not of the strongest. torial in Boston Traveller. (@rNO STODDARD LECTURES THIS SEASON.“68 COURSE TICKETS (six lectures), €2,82. 50 and $3. Now on sale at Metzerott's feild 13t WEW NATIONAL THEATRE. TONIGHT AT 8 LAST APPEARANCE OF MR. NAT. C. GOODWIN . And Companion Players, Presenting A CILDED FOSL. By HENRY GUY OARLETON, ESQ. ‘Next Week, ROBERT DOWNING IN STANDARD REPERTORY. ACADEMY. Last Appearance of MISS JULIA MARLOW And company, including MR. ROBERT TABOR, in AS YOU LIKE IT. NEXT WEER, MINKIE SELIGMAN-GUTTING “MY OFFICIAL WIE FE.” I ‘¥ CITY JOCKEY CLUB. INAUGURAL MEETING AT IVY CITY RACE TRACK, Washington, D. C. Beginning SATURDAY, February 25, and continn- ing every week Gay thereaiter. Liberal be iven, sulted to all classes of horees. Brey the rst siz days, 2s wells any other infor can bela by application to the secretary, ‘Hotel O2- fora, Washington. D.C pplications for stabling should be addressed to er the secretary orto THOMAS BARRY, Super- fntendent ty City Race Track. acifack can be reached by Baltimore and Oblo R. . Second Concert. Deter ant Orchestra, 60 PERFORMERS, JOSEF KASPAR: Condiuctor. canorta’ NICOLAT, Contratto: IN KASPAR, Violinist ; LHELMJ CLU sutiegersed seats, 81. Adunission, TONIGHT ‘Next Sunday at 4 p.m. MERWIN-MARIE SNELL Will lecture on THE PHILOSOPHY OF ETHICS. 8@-Mr8. Grace King-Steele will render seversl voral seurotions of ected niugic before aud after the lecture. oght The sublect for iN following Sandas. February Bebe "fhe. Pliltsophiy of the By twitual Lite ME™£norr Music Hace. The brilliant platform orator RUSSELL fl, CONWELL Will deliver bis best lecture, THE SILVER CROWN ; Or, BORN A KING, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20, 1893. Eloquent, Humorous, Original, ““Unexcelled by an; in America, and the equal of any fa the words J smart a ‘The golden opportunity of a life time to hear this at ruan. POSTMASTER GENERAL, WANAMAKER WILL PRESIDE. © Sale Tickets, 25, 50 and 75 cents. February’ 1 tourist parties over the Southern 7% tanaet ‘and Omen ronten: chee; ML. HAWLEY, A. G.T. RO J. SMITH, Agent, Kepigte A Wtanp Hace. THURSDAY, FEB. 23, 1893, Complimentary Entertainment tendered to MISS CLARA ROSAFY By various musical and literary organizations: fe9,11,18, 28,23 gpa EXTRAORDINARY. i Perki Olelvitie D, Landon), samt aerator FEB IS 1803. ibject = ing y of Wit ky Humor; or, How “EU Perkins is one of the mest My HDerong, and en- Mertahis fectare of El Pertine ‘was the nensstion of the year. It is full of philosophy, wit, eloq: and startline thousht, and Keeps ‘the ‘aude thintine snd screaunine with laurhter for two hours. It in indescribabl ¥. Bureau. ‘Admission, 25, 30 and 75 cents.” Reserved seats for sale at, Betasrot tie music store, commencing a foe” MFtZeRorr music HALL. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, F. MARION CRAWFORD, |~ ‘The distinguished novelist. author of “*Mr. Isaacs,” ‘&c., will read from his writings. PRICES, 50c., 75e. AND 81. Seate-on sale Monday at Metzerott's music store, ALBAUGH’S. EXTRA. For, ale, at | gall Prof. Bischoff and other prominent local talen’ will | oP) Sstration of wills of those who would avoid thehasard. | SAFE, DEPOSIT D+ PARTMENT ‘ous method of committing their estates to individaals | whose tenure of life may not survive the trast, or whose judgment and discretion mental or physical disabtiity, ineres buman frailties THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO., 1 BRAINARD H. WARNER, President. AIL No better investment ts offered any- whare, if you want to use your money time, than those “‘certificates of deposit” being issued by Woods & Co. They pay Sper cent, money payable whenever demanded—4 per cent in three montlg—5 per eent in six months—or 6 percent | in one year, whichever is most convenient. 8 You are cordially invited to conauit them at any | teme. Woors Axv Co. 1222 F Sx. Tae Disrercr Trre Lxsenaxce COMPANY, 610 13*h street north west. Titles to all real estate in Washington, Georgetown and county examined with accuracy and dispatch, Deeds, will TITLES EUGENE CRU: NSURED. WM. F. MATTINGLY, Prestie: Vice President. NATL CARUSI, A. T. BRITTON, Secretary and Chief Exarainer. ‘Treasurer. DIRECTORS, A. T. BRITTON. MILL JAMES L. BaRtorr, GRORGE W. BROWN, UGEN HANIEL Cak WIS J. DAVIS, WASH. DARENHOWER, SIMON ‘Telepho ve call, 87. E N. B. NEING Horse Or LEWIS G. TEWKSBURT & Co., 2285 F et., Adams Iron Building, WASHINGTON, D. v. W. B. HIBBS, Manager. 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Bank open during business hours and from 6 to 8 o'clock Saturday evenings. Four per cent interest paid on ordinary deposits and larger dividends on installment deposits. fe7-tf Bonar Cerriricares, All person who ray be called on to bury a member ofthe fargo a friend, are rectally” suited, 60 tthe ofee Burial” Associa. f the Co-operativ th street no: ., and 2 our ‘certificates representing ‘ana ‘one. Gollar funeral ‘Certificates doaw 6 per cent interest and are ferable toany one. Examine and be con Your interest in the matter. SH. HINES, President, 1315 1éthat. (ieee & Macanrxer, MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Correspondents of Meters. Moore & Schley, 80 Brosd- way, Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds Exch: Rairond Reocks apa ends and road Reocks apd Bor a al sevariion lated on the exc’ re York, Pllateipaia: Boston Sea Balilpore fot tand sold.” Bouts andvall local Tel Stock dealt ‘Atterican Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold. 4631 Ensrenpaise Senpr., Bonpixe Assoct. 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Payable i ionthly installments of jaturing io S4 months, «met pront 0 Boston and the | OS0rs*, with bis usually excellent company. | pure blood and s properly nourished frame.” Fare, round trip, via Penna. R. R., 45c. — BEGINNING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, apageuatetegg, Tore omeay Tux Mas p were Pp mem hnastinae tnd noes Hauren's Lec¥cnes.—Those who annu- | egrige Gazette “Sold opty | -M& Vernon Grounds open from 1i a, to p.m, TZEROTT MUSIC HALL, ONE WEEK OF + |e.0. DAVIS, Director” One ; A orm, leaving Washington | Sly lock forward to the Stoddard lectures | in aie sme Me ‘ins by Grocers. labeled this: ADMISSION TO GROUNDS, aay Maing Spe Feb ana ALBERT F. FOX, Director, ae 750 a.m. daily, except Sa arriving in od Py ther principal means of entertainment NDS, 25 CENTS. cS (Or woman who complains these days sbovt uncom CLEAN, WHOLESOME FUN. ABBOTT & TRAL'S COMPANY the GREATEST OF ALL COMEDIES, JAMES EPPS & CO., Homeopathic Chemists, Lon- mopped during the season will be glad to learn that fe18 parlor cars. Eutire tran | though Mr. Stoddard is not coming this year, don, England. th without change, | being at present in Japan, the celebrated En- The night expres leaver Washington 3-15 ;@liab traveler and lecturer, Mr. Kobarts Har- WILLIAM GALT, Director, ROBERT 0. HOLTZMAN, Director GEORGE W. PEARSON, Boel Rotate Rectan. H. 8. COOPER, Supt. ie Je25-a.m,tuly Gexts Scrrs Scourep Mout VERNON. McGIBENT Eros't Metropolitan R. B. Co, im our midst. have wrourht « arent p.m. daily. ‘ing at Boston 7-30 the following | Pet. Will gi course of six illustrated lectures AND PRESSED FOR 81. HOME AND TOMB OF OF WASHINGTON. EXPTR’ Morning, compose of Pullman buffet slreping | * Metzerott Music Hall during the first two ic vehi sha STEAMER MACALESTER AT 10 A.M. DAILY wa. p. HOOF? ET EXAMINERS. en es ea hens Sa e ears and paoenger couches. drt | necks in Marsh. Sr, Harper isancaay epeaker. | ceil Gens fa best mahiar Alte St] roto 7 JAMES 3. BECKER, | C™MMUOT at Law. Yours behind the timen ARy be who has over “ — | conversational in style anc Siven great sat- | delivered. Teiephous call 14i-2 45 P.M. * CONSULT! these comfortable shoes couldn't be | isfaction in all the large cities. His lectures K. 1. HAHN, 705 9th ss. THE DIRECT ROUTE—NO FERRYING—NO CONSULTING COUNSEL, worn a pair of Ma. VErnuorr wishes to announce that the $030 and 435 N. eens taw st.. Bait-uore, Ma. ‘TRANSFERS—THE QUICK WALTER D. DAVIDGE, ‘bribed to wear any other kind—just because they are agency for the uct novelties mrasieet nay he [are new and many of his views were photo- os ae Rae FAMILY. [-) Somfortable-not after you have worm them out but | 8 the Misses Heath has been secured by him,|tatus bas all the latest improvements, the Pos- FARE, ROUND TRIP, 75°. ; CHILDREN, Diyas CORED BY Pa a Dr. my SZ PLEASE NOTE. bed during last summer, while his appa- Great Band, a Orchestra, Full Chorus, the and for the present the exhivition and sale will changing of the pictures being a revelation in MAINES’ GOLDEN SPECIFIC. prior Sale of boxes and seats now open. - lantern work. Course tickets will be sold at | ,}icanbe riven in.s.cup of coffee or tea. or in food. | trip to.and includé Sieber iuare sau SrIRiTy, without the he patient. Tris ebsotutely of Mount SUNDAY, ay Eye snd willeect a permanent and speedy cure, | from vexatious Pia the moderate drinker of ap alco- ‘ofan ‘The Ladies of Washington Lutrs Boife wrecks “it has been tren, tn pene Will be pleased to know that the Seven Suther- land Sisters have opened branch of their New York store at 1209 F street northwest for Paar ee a po ii become a utter hn ity for the juor appeiite to CARBOLATED DENTIFRICE Is the best TOOTH WASH in the world. More of it sold than of any similar preparation. The demand the sale of their hair ond for 1s ts so universal that dry goods and fancy stores GLBES apaCiFIG on particulars trea: Hekate pots DaRSING GABENE Rooms 9and 11, Atlantic Building, grower and scalp cleaner. | xs well as drugwists 8e'1it. ¥. 8. WILLIAMS & C<, cor. Fand Rb ste. nw. — Each of the sisters will be in attendance and LILLY'S And 8. FW, mn Rene =e men all can consalt with them free of charge regard- CARBOLATED DENTIFRICE 5 Bonds and Grain bought ing the treatment of the air. Every one should | Whitens and preserves the Teeth, Purifies and Per | _#7-tu.th.siy faabinaton. D.C. bye eat aioe aes see them and their beautiful hair.—Adet. Tames the Breath and Resioves all Unpleasant Odor | J — Taz Gas Arruaxce Excuaxon SS Coumunteated by Decayed Teeth, Catarrh of other | on Cuorce eine Bee RCo, Ggeeisonten of deposit” | “Et torte “iiy trademark on thelabel. None | MBTROPOLIS VIEW, D. C., BUILDING LOTS 3... Bache & Oo., New York Stock Exchange. a yield terest. it lll pay mOuey; | menuine without it CALL ON W. 0. DENISON ek ee wath ee ao aes LILLY, ROGERS & CO., 531 Saversa Sr. N.W. Lanman, Sire 8 Oo..Mow OrieaseC=tien Restange, een column, last page.— tei tad eign, REAL ESTATE AGEXT. was Tareon Bron & Go. Chicago Beardef Trade" | allhinds of Gas Appliances tor domestic, manntee- Baltimore, sa10-0m 923 ¥ BT. x. W. Sone Sctoniochnaen ‘savan' | loans, ‘Soicohann On waiver Hearing and scientific purposes, inet , «