Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1893, Page 8

r ‘a D. C, WEDNESDAY, FE — BRUARY 22, 1893. LOCAL MENTION. ~The Weather. FORECAST Tint § Pr. w. THURSDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and | acter that appeals at once to the sympathies of Virginia, fair weather; high northwest to south- | west winds: warmer Thareday evening. | CONDITION OF THE WATER. | ‘Tem ture and condition of ter at 8 m.-: Great Falls, temperature, 32; condition, | Receiving reservoir. temperature, 36. Con- | dition at north connection. 8. condition at | sonth connection, 31; distributing reservoir, | temperature, 34 condition at influent gate eure 5. eftiuent gate house. 4 Low tide. 607 am. 6:58 p.m. Apvasce SPRING STYLES Heer F: xo & Sox, cor. 7th and D. Omar Towris ror Evertnopy. ‘Three cases of Crash just received from the mill, and as ial ent price we offer the un- | Bleached ‘at Seqc., bienched, e., and. the checked at 43¢c. per vard—for this’ week only. Benzoo's Cut Prick Dax Goovs Hovsr, 502 | ‘th st. nw. aie Rocupare Case Decurr. TEXT OF THE DECREE OF JUDGE COX OF THE EQUITY COURT. ‘This canse came on to be heard at this term pon the pleadings and proofs and wax argued counsel for the respective parties to the suit | and submitted to the court, and upon consider- ation thereof it is this 18th day of February, | 1898, ordered, adjudged and decreed that the | defendants, Abner T. Longley. John W. Harsha and John Morrison, and the defendant, the Rochdale Co-operative Society. a body ‘cor- porate under the laws of Virginia, its officers, agente, attorneys and employes, be. and each | of them is, hereby perpetually enjoined from earrying on or attempting to carry on business fe the District of Columbia under or in the name of ‘The Rochdale Co-operative Society or “The Rochdale Society,” and especially from tering into or performing any contract | suy dealers or merchants in the District of Co- Jombia in said names or any of them, or from fasning trade cards in said names or any of | them, and from aliowing any such contracts er | trade cards which may heretofore have been | made or issued from being carried out or acted | upon. Pind it is farther ordered, adjudged and de- ered that all the books, records and papers and all the money now in the registry of this court or in the custody of the clerk thereof in this cause is the property of and belongs to the | Rochdale Co-operative Society of the District of Columbia, the voluntary association for | whose benefit this suit was bronght,and the clerk of this court is hereby directed to forth- with deliver and pay over to said voluntary association, or to the solicitor of record of the complainants for said voluntary association, all | said books, records, papers and money. Thin decree is made without prejndice to any | claim that said volantary association may have against the defendant, John W. Harsha, or to ‘any claim of John W. Harsha against said vol- untary association. except as to the claim of said John W. Harsha against said association | set up in bisanswer in this case for rent amount- ing to $1,200. ‘And it is further ordered that the defendants pay the cost of this suit, to be taxed br the clerk, and that the complainants have execu- tion as at Inw against the defendants therefor. = Hemas Artiriciat Eres, $5. Hewpien's,cor.4*3. — Wa. Miner the Dove Brand Hams are cured to suit the taste of everr one. ‘See advertisement page 4 Aurmictat Huwax Erzs, large assortment, Cuariix Orricat Co.. Masonic Temple, F st. Canprts Creawep by the Exper Canrrt ‘Worxs, 631-635 Mass. ave. n.w., are made moth- Proof free of charge. Telephone 435-2 CLIY AND DISTRICT. \MUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Acnavon’s Opera Hovse.—Abbott & Teal’s Company in “Niobe.” New Natioway. Taeater. in “Richard the Lion Hearted. Acapeay or Music.—Minnie Seligman-Cut- ting in “My Official Wife. Hasars’ Bisov Tarater.—The Carrols in Keaxax’s Lrcec Tararen—Sam Jack's Lily Clay Gaiety Company. ‘uz Bartte or Gerryssvrc. and Ohio avenue. W. L. L Anwony.—Pure Food Exposition. Merzgrort Mrsic Hat1i.—Lecture by F. Marion Crawfor: Wropaveusts Bertprxe.—Martha Washing- ton Junch. Focxpay M. E. Cuvurcu.—Camera Novelty Entertainment. Bere: Excuaxcr Promenade Concert. Ustox M. E. Cuvacn.—Tea Party and Mu- sical Literary Entertainment. a Cases of Theft. John Nelson, a young colored man, was a Prisoner in the Police Court today charged with theft. There was no doubt about his | guilt and Judge Miller, in order to make the | punishment fit the offense, made some inquiries | concerning the nature of the theft. He learned | ‘that Nelson bad visited the house of Mrs. Hen- Tietta Norris, a colored woman who washes elothes for a living.and robbed the clothes line. Judge Miller characterized Nelson's conduct as the meanest kind of stealing and imposed a| sentence of six months in jail. | James MeGowans. for the theft of some bricks belonging to Frank Carmody, was given | thirty davs, A woman named Becky Jenkins was charged with the theft of some dress goods from the | store of Edward Kobner, in Georgetown, anda | ine of $10 was imposed. lentes Special €. A. C. Sparring Conte: After several disappointments during the earlier part of the season, and in compliance With the general demand of the members of the Columbia Athletic Club, arrangements are now perfecting for holding a series of special spar- Ting contests at the club house early in March. A member of the athletic committee is away on & mission tosecure the best amateur talent in their several classes in Wilmington, Philadel- phis and Baltimore. and from advices to date the best card of contests ever held here is promised. ‘There may be one event open to local aspirants for sparring honors. Robert Downing 15th street Haxt.—Columbia > A Washingt. im Distress. George W. Thurlow of No. 14 Oak street, Haverhill, Mass. writes to Maj. Moore, super- intendent of police, that on the morning of the 12th instant a young man came to his house asking for something to eat and stated that he bailed from Washington, where he left a good home on 17th street simply because he thought be could do better, as he was a fresco painter | trade. He isastout built young man of five and ahalf feet high, round features and | Light complexioned and about twenty years of | age. pate eee Class Officers Elected. The janior class of the Georgetown Law Behool Inst evening elected officers as follow C. W. Darr, presidi F. H. Halland J. A. Norcrost, vice presidents: Ernest Ponds, cor- Fesponding secretary; A. B. Wheeler, recording secretary; D. S. Hayes, treasurer: Mr. Norton, sergeant-at-arms: executive committee, Messrs. Rogers, O'Donnell, Brennan. Danforth and Bateman, and auditing committee, Messrs. Hatch, Patterson and Reeside. eeseagieicaies Injured by = Fall. Representative McCreary of Kentucky, while leaving the Capitol about 6:30 o'clock last even- ing, slipped ou the icy sidewalk and fell, break- ing one of bis arms. He was conveyed to his Bome at once. | policeman was called in and the man, who | and was given a hearing in the Police Court to- AMUSEMENTS. Sox Surt# Rvsszxi.—No more popular com- edian visits this city than Sol Smith Russell. ‘His hamor is of that thoroughly natural char- his audience and makes them forget that he is acting a part. In “Peaceful Valley” he 1s seen at his best, and in his engagement at Albaugh's next week he will be seen in that play and also in bis former success, “A Poor Relation.” The | sale of seats will begin at the box office of the Opera House tomorrow morning. Gronorrowx Oncuestaa.—The forty-fourth public appearance of the Georgetown Orchestra took place at Metzerott Music Hall last night and was attended by « large and cultured audience. Its work showed an increase in the Unity of action of the members that was grati- fying and resulted in an effect that would do credit to some of the most ambitious profes- sional organizations. The work of the strings is to be particularly commended. In thesecond movement of the unfinished Schubert Sym- | phons they played in perfect unison and showed | the result of careful and continuous practic The Wilhelmj Cinb, which is made up princi- pally of Prof. Kas pupils, were down for two numbers—Grieg’s “Spring Song” and Gil- let's “Loin du Bal”—which, with the assistance of the strings of the orchestra, they played with exquisite effect, the latter eliciting the most emphatic encore of the evening. The other assistants were Miss Carlotta Nicolai and Mr. Anton Kaspar, who played the andante from the Mendelssohn violin concerto with the orchestra and Lotta’s ‘*Filense” with piano ac- | companiment. Mr. Harry Howard was the Piano accompanist. A Pare or Kips.—Harris’ Bijou Theater has secured and will present at its usual popular = that well-known comedian. Ezra Ken- “Pair of Kids,” which |. He will play in is always a favorite, and his characterization of the principal role is as amusing as it is original. He bas an excellent company, including the | popular danseuse, Carlotta, and Miss Connie Thompson and Leo Hardman in newest special- ties. F. Manton Cuawronp.—This evening at 8:30 Mr. F. Marion Crawford. the distinguished novelist, anthor of the popular “Mr. Inaace,” “Dr. Claudius,” “Children of the King,” &c. will read selections from his writings at Metzerott Music Hall. Mr. Crawford's engage- ment in this city promises to be as successful as those in Boston and New York, as prominent ‘ople generally, including the ident’s family and the Vice President, are expected to be present this evening. All holdersof “*C. C.” course tickets who desire to hear Mr. Crawford in preference to, Mr. Riley, who will not appear | until about April 1, can exchange their ‘tt ets | at the box office and at Metzerott’s music store. ‘Mrs. Leasr.—Tomorrow evening at Met- zerott’s Muste Hall this celebrated woman will | lecture on the “Signs of the Times.” Reserved seats on sale at Metzerott’s music store. Tar McGraexy Fast will appear at Met- zerott’s Music Hall this. week and give three performances—Friday and Saturday evenings and a Saturday matinee at 2 p.m. They are all one family, fifteen in number. and each is a musical phenomenon. There is no instrument too difficult for them to play or song too exact- ing for them to sing. ‘They range in ages from the little five-year-old tot, who beats the drum, to the father. “Tae Sovta Brronz tur Wan.”—Manager Kernan has secured for inauguration week, during which special matinee and midnight performances will be given. for the benefit of Visitors, Whallen & Martell’s new production, “The South Before the War,” a realistic picture of darkey life in plantation day, presented by a cast composed of negro artists, with the excep- tion of Charles Howard and Sheffer and Blakely, including pretty quadroon girls. ‘The play introduces buck and wing dances, jubilee Singers, camp meeting shouters, cake walkers and all the characters that used to make the old plantations ring with merriment. Miss Scumpr’s Lectcre.—Carroll Institute Hail beld an audience of fair proportions last evening to listen to Mies Anna Sei ton Schmidt's interesting lecture, “Paris and the French Commune.” The thrill ing incidents of the bloody commune were told in an interesting way and the excel- lent stereoptican views heightened the effect. ‘Miss Schmidt has devoted a great deal of time and money to the study of the enbject and dis- played a knowledge of the intricate details of the revolution thxt added considerable to the enjoyment of the lecture. Thursday evening, March 2, Miss Schmidt will deliver the remain- ing lecture of the course, “Paris and Napo- leon I.” Tae Harper Lecrures.—Robarts Harper occupies the same place in Engiand that John L. Stoddard does in America, and this season during Mr. Stoddard’s absence abroad is mak- ing a tour of America and winning universal favor. The tickets, which were delaved at the printer's, arrived this morning, and the many order- for seats will be filled at once. Coxcent aT THE Mermorouitax A. M. E. Cuvrcu.— The Young Men’s Christian Associa- ion, colored, will give a concert tomorrow even- ing at Metropolitan A. M. E. Church, M atreot between 15th and16th streets. The Marine Band, the choirs of the Metropolitan and Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Churches, Mrs. Agnes Smallwood, the leading soprano of St. Augus- tine Church, and others will assist. The pro- ceeds are to be used in equipping the new gymnasium hall on 11th street between Q and R streets, a He Had a Kazor. Last night ina house in the “Division” the female inmates were terribly alarmed when a male visitor drew a razor from his pocket in| order, as he supposed. to protect himself. A claimed that he was a stranger in the city, was | arrested. He gave his name aa James Todd | day. Judge Miller fined him @50 or thirty days, eee ‘The Decree in the Kochdale Case. Judge Cox yesterday signed the decree in the Rochdale case. The text of the decree 1s pub- lished elsewhere in Tax Stan today. The in- corporated company is enjoined from using the name “Rochdale” and is required to hand over to the voluntary society all the moneys, books and papers and to pay all the costs of the suit. Mr. Harsha’s claim for office rent, amountin; to $1,200, was disallowed. The money had been paid over and execution for the costs will issue tomorrow. ess Divorce Matters. A bill for a divorce was filed by Mamie Beatty agt. James Beatty,to whom she was married | in 1886 at Matoon, Ill, on the ground of bad | treatment, assaulting her, &c. Yesterday a decree of divorce was made in the case of Francis Leonard agt. Hannah Leonard, on the ground of cruel treatment, with the payment of $35 per month to defend- ant and the support of the children, Sadden Death of a Treasury Messenger. Townley Brown of 1522 L street northwest died suddenly in Wagner's stable, between I, K, 19th and 20th streets northwest, of heart failure. ‘The deceased was a messenger in the Treasury Department. —_ ‘The Cattle Market. At the cattle market at the Washington Union stock yard at Benning, D. C., yesterday 252 cattle were on the market and sold as fol- lows: Hest sold from 5izc. to 53ge. per pound; good sold from 4%c. to 5c. per pound; medium sold from 4e. to 4!4e. per pound; common sold from 2°e. to 3c. per pound. 258 sheep and lambs up and sold as follows: Sheep from 43, to Se. per pound; lambs from 5i¢e. to 63c. per pound Cows with calves sold from $25 to each. State of the market good. cessor Oratorical Contest at St. John’s. Youthful orators contested for prizes at St John’s College last night, furnishing an edifying exhibition of their training in oratory. The contest resulted in a tie between Louis P. McKenna and Joseph J. Murray, each getting 86% out of a possible 100. David S. Waters was marked 86 1-9 andEdward J. Bullock 81 1- ‘The judges were Thomas C. Fletcher, Rev. Thomas O'Gorman, D. D.: Omar Conger, Rev. E. A. Williams, L.’ F. McKinney, Kev. A. R. Neving, C. 8. P.; Milton E. Smith, esq., and William H. DeLacy. Musical selections were rendered by David S. Waters, Harry Miller and Joseph Cullen. The Rev. Dr. O'Gorman delivered an address to the school of commerce upon Columbus, which was reported in shorthand by the pupils. A Wax Verenax “At Gettysburg my ankle was smashed by a bullet, ‘The wound has caused me great suffering, breaking ‘out in terrible sores at intervals. Physicians made two amputations. At last my blood became poisoned and sores broke out all over my face and body. One day I read about Hood's Sarsaparilla an@ decided to try it. Soon my wife, indresmne my leg, said the ‘wound looked better and in afew months, thank God, the sores ail over my body healed,and now four years later, have never shown any sign of reappearing.” GEO. M. HAMMOND, 219 Magnolia st., Syracuse, aZ< HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA CURES ‘When all other remedies fail. HOOD'S PILLS are purely veretable, and do ‘aot purge, pain or gripe. Sold by alldrugeista. 3. GEORGETOWN. A SAD CASE OF DISTRESS. Mrs. Wm. Russell, who died on a canal boat day before yesterday, primarily through want of care and nourishment, was buried yesterday in Virginia, several Georgetown gentlemen fur- nishing a coffin and conveyance. The husband, | who is sick and out of work, and the children, who are small and unable to take care of them- selves, are greatly in need of the help of th charitable. Through Rev. George Howell of Grace Church their wants during the last day or two have been attended to, but the unfor- tunate family are in need of many things to make their existence bearable. RAILROAD EXGINEERS SURVEYING. Two corps of engineers are at work on this side of Cumberland running lines for the ex- tension of the West Virginia Central railroad, which will span the Potomac river and Chesa- ake and Ohio canal by « sixty-foot steel ridge, near what is known as Patterson’ Creek depot. The Baltimore and Ohio road is alsosurveying in that neighborhood for the pur- pose of running anew track to assist in the tting of freight to their Cumberland yards. e work of construction will begin on or about April 1, a number of Georgetown Inbor- ers having been engaged to report to the con- struction superintendent on that day. THE CATTLE MARKET. Atthe Arlington stock yards Monday some few cattle were offered and sold as follows: Best, 5 to 51gc.; good, 43¢ to Se.; medium, 3% to 43¥c.;common, 234 to Sige. Sheep, 4 to 5igc. Lambs, 5 to 6%e. Calves, 5 to Tigc. Cows, with calves, from $20 to €45. Market good. HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY. Ayoung negro named Albert Fletcher was given « hearing in the Police Court today on a charge of housebreaking at the house of « colored woman named Mary Young. It was charged that he took #25 from the houre. Judi Miller held him in @500 for the action of the grand jury. A CATTLE DRIVER FINED. George Hawkins, an old colored man who bas been a cattle driver for about twenty yours, was in the Police Court today for driving cattle on an improved street. He paid n fine of @5. REAL ESTATE SALES. C. H. Fickling has sold to ©. R. Newman the Property of R. H. Gaskins, on Water sfreet be- tween Congress and High, known as lots 64 and 65, in square 20, for $4,900. Mr. Gaskins paid $4,000 for the property about six months ago. William E. Jones has sold to Martin G. Co} land house and premises numbered 1036 Jeffer- son street, the same being transferred to the party of the first part by W. F. Pasco. Thos. H. Pickford and wife have sold to James L. 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NEXT SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, AT 4 P.M, MERWIN-MARIE SNELL ‘Will lecture on ‘THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE It INTERIOR LIFE. ERNAN (Matinees Tuesday. Thureday and Saturday.) SAM T. JACKS LILLY GLAY COLOSSAL GAIETY COMPANY. TWO BURLESQUES. Next week—Whallen & Martell’s “SOUTH BEFORE THE WAR. f020-6t ALBAUGH’S. TONIGHT AT 8, LAST MATINEE SATURDAY. ABBOTT & TEAL'S COMEDY COMPANY In 2 ‘The Great Fantastic Comedy Success of Two Continents, NIOBE. Next week—SOL SMITH RUSSELL in “PEACEFUL VALLEY" and**A POOR RELATION.” SEATS NOW ON SALE. _fe20-tf \HAPEL, CHURCH COVENANT, css Cor. 18tn and N st., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, at 8 O'clock p.m., fon. W. E. GURTISS? Illustrated Lecture On COLUMBUS. TICKETS, 25 cents: Children, 15c._fe22-2t ‘ARRIS' BIJOU THEATER. Mrs. P. HARRIS, R. L. BRITTON and T. F. DEAN. Proprietors. ‘Matinee Tuesdav, Thursday and Saturday. ‘THE CARROLLS IN THE Dago. Next week—A PAIR OF KIDS. fe18-6t NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. AMERICA’S FOREMOST TRAGEDIAN, ROBERT DOWNING. THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, ‘Last time of the Romantic Drama, RICHARD THE LION-HEARTED. ‘Thursday and Saturday Night_THE GLADIATOR. Friday Night and S.turday Matinee, first appearance of Mr. Downing here as OTHELLO. With Johnstone Bennet+, and DANE we ecteint eis ot tae AGADENY. THIS WEEK. EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE. iy OFFICIAL WIFE, BY ARCHIBALD CLAVERING GUNTER. Introducing MINNIE SELICMAN-CUTTING. Nein keekaboely & Girard IN THE (yr) NATURAL Ga’ ‘OCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT For the B nett of the, YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION a M=TROPOLITAN CHURC! THURSDAY, FEBRUARY #5 ise, NEXT? WEEKS rogram 1. Overture......,. Fantalusqualen. ‘he Marine Band. 2. Selection. Romninierences of Tosti... "The Marine Hand. - Eatudiantina.-....,.....Walteufel 1@ Marine Band. 5. March......... President's Trooy -Fancialli ‘The Marine Band. 6. Cavatina. Nobil Signoa(Les Husnenots). Meyerbeer Mrs. Agnes Smallwood. 7 Choras..Phantom Chorus (Le Sonnambala) ‘The Temperance Chotr. ..-.Di Provenza (La Traviata). Mr. Wm. E. Elkins. -..... Qui Tollts. Metropolitan Choi -GloriaYaudamunet Kyril The Temperance Chott. W. ©: | ABMORY—ALBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA . HOUSE. TWO U. 8. MARINE BAND CONCERTS DAIL} 2to4 and Sto 10. THE GREAT Food Exposition’ MRS. RORER'S FAMOUS COOKING LECTURES 4 P.M. DAILY. SUBJECT FOR THURSDAY, “FROZEN DESSERTS AND CAKEMAKING,” FRENCH ICED RICE PUDDING, COMPOTE OF ORANGES, LAYER CAKE, CHOCOLATE FILLING. ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. fet-3w GRAND concert at METROPOLITAN M. F. CHURCH, Cor. 44 and Csta. new, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24.180 AT'S O'CLOCK P.M Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shir-Ciltf, Miss Hattie Meads, Mine Annie Toulse Craic, Mr. EB. i Cauiel Frau, Prof Numata, Sir: James Watron, Avatanos es, Miss Minnio ‘other Frances. Miss Hendricks and soloists: ADMISSION. 50 CENTS. Tickets on sale at Ellis Music Store Purce! Book Store, 418 th st: pao ras” S@PHE PRETTIEST PICTURE IN THE D» lic invited. " Nocharge. Curt ETZEROTT im ALL MATINEES: NEXT WEDNESDAY, | WEEK.” WEI Munpay. GEORG LSON AND HIS JUSTLY CELEBRATED MINSTREL ORGANIZATION, OURS “Hag ENGAGED AT A FABULOUS SALARY. ‘THE MOST BRILLIANT TROUPE OF JAPANESE™“™ i EVER BROUGHT TO THIS COUNTRY. SWEET == m__. FUN. BOo. lien | By various musical and literary orranizations. Prof. Bischoff and other, prominent local talent will Tickets, 50 and 25 cents. ‘$00, 11, 18,22, 23 METEROTT MUSIC HALL. MR. ROBARTS HARPER OF LONDON, ENGLAND, Course of six superbly {Justrated lectures: ™K Holiday ‘arope. [ONDAY, MARCH 6—""A Tri ng TUESDAY, MARCH 7—"Up the Rhine ine Steams TERIDAY, MARCH 10-"-Swise Mountatne and Val- INDAY. MARCH 13—**Patis 4 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1" English amd Aiserl- can Hi AaBUBSDAY, MARCH 16—““Ireland Under Coer- OPINIONS OF THE PRESS: - Harper's Views are the best ever seen. —Sew Fork a. Harper's style ts easy and conversational and not monotonous with mechanica’ precise- ess of delive jeaton Transcript. the views iifustrate the lecture the lecture it not Gelivered to describe the pictures. Advertiser, ‘A genuine success. The ai ‘was th Pile: Hargar deccrves th thanks of the amuserent- Fin 08 loving pubi'e, for be has shown them how ste icon pictures can be changed upon the screen without those Erying “composite photographic. Intervals between ie hich have made ntereopticgn lectures 8 hoyrot ‘one whoes ey ce torial in Boston Traveller. {@-NO STODDARD LECTURES THIS SEASON.-68 COURSE TICKETS (six lectu 92.50 and Now on saleat Metserorty eee FeieLne ME?2ERoTT Mcstc HALL. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 9. Anton Seid AND HIS METROPOLITAN ORCHESTRA, ASSISTED BY EMMA JUCH AND TWENTY SOLOISTS, INA GRAND WAGNER PROGRAM. SUBSCRIPTION SALE OF TICKETS BEGINS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, AT METZEROTT’S MUSIC STORE, WHERE ANALYTICAL BOOKS CONTAINING PROGRAM WILL BE GIVEN FREE. OF CHARGE. fe20-t¢ APANESE CREPE NAPKINS, LANTERNA, Fines, Shields; Garlands, Wreathe, ke. for decors: Hors. “Scrap Book Piet ities French ‘Tigtie Paper, Favor, be.°9.SAY GOULD.4ci Obst PULLERS’ ExonANGE HALL, 13th st. bet. Gand Hsts n. w. COLUMBIAN PROMENADE CONCERT, Under the auspicesof THE LEGION OF LOYAL WOMEN, (Formerly Potomac Relief Corps), Wednesday, Feb. 22. 1893, 8 o'clock. Tickets, 50 cents. Tableaux. Dancing. METZEROTT music HALL. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, F. MARION CRAWFORD, The distinguished novelist. fe21-2t wuthor of ‘*Mr. Isaacs, ‘&c., will read from his writings. “C. C." COURSE TICKETS WILL BE HONORED AT THIS LECTURE. sale Monday at Metzerott’s music store. GaN, RED, RAITE AND BLUE Farr WASHINGTON COMMANDERY, No.1, U. A.M (Uniform Rank, Jr. 0. U. AL Mo), AC NATIONAL RIFLE: q _. FEBRUARY 20 10 25 INCLUSIVE: No soliciting of votes in fair room. fo18-6t AND ARTHA WASHINGTON TEA PART MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT. By the Young People of Union M. E. Church WEDNESDAY EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK. Admnission................20 cents. Refreshments at usual prices. £620-3t° SPIRITUALISM. — SPIRITUAT, LECTURES BY SD the best known medinms at Meizerott's Music Hall EVERY SUNDAY at 11-30 a.m. aud? 30 pom. H, 7. Brigham, the eloquent speaker from New Y. Till oceupy the platform ‘during’ the month Tuary. Sublect for Sunday, February 25, morning, *‘Has Spiritualism the we the Story’ of the Divinx Bell in P. vening, janjo quick’y and correctly taught by mar simple method In one quarter: only 81. “Iquarantee to teuch the most unmusical person to piay a perfect tune each lesson o: no charge. Parlors open from 10.0. m. until Qp.m. GEORGE DRAEGER, 115 H st. n.w. fel-lm* pssozana Of the BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG, ‘The greatest battle of THE WAR. 15th st., two blocks below U. 8. Treasury. TZEROTT MUSIC HALL. THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 23. IS, Lease, THE KANSAS CYCLONE, ‘Will ecture on th SIGNS OF THE TL _cheserred seas on alo at Metzerckt's Mune Store, menein ‘morn! uary Ib. “prices, 0., S0e, the and OYUN MM" Friday ana Saturday Peesings, February 24 and rida urday Evenings, February 2 25, and Saturday Mating at pan. = WcGIBENY FAMILY. Great Band. Splendid Orchestra. Full Choras, the Kindergartners, tertainuient 2, 0 Soloists. A Grand En! it, ete with Gi of Wit, Hi a a pe Fa ems ats lumor, Fathos, ‘Poetry, An aes that Ent 8. Admission, 25, 0 and 75 cents. Children's tickets ftzergtt'eMusle ‘Monday ruary 20. 016-06 [¥¥ “ity sockey cx INAUGURAL MEETING AT IVY CITY RACE TRACK, Washington, D. C. '. Fel 25, ard continu- thereafter. Liberal purses. ESE to the secretary, Hotel Ox- 1d be addressed to ‘BARRY, Super- intendent Ivy City Race Track. zs ‘Track can be reached by Baltimore and Ohio B. R. ‘and usual driving roads. fo18-tt C. C, PETTUS, Secretary. Clssricment garat bares ger, oe’ so AL Bias PME uaa |B. )WELL’S DANCI! ACADEMY, party or ‘cor. by. aw. ‘beetnners. ment. Kddrees 107 Est nw. SeS6-tme Cansant & Lepr 928 71s Axv 706 K Sr. N.W., Will offer s line of GENUINE KID MOUSQUETAIRE GLOVES that have never sold less than $1.75 per pair st 98c. Blacks and colors, ONE BUNDRED HEAVY AND SIZE SPREADS at TOMORROW. AUCTION SALES. BERNHEIMER & CO... Auctioneers. Hi. ‘Stosemors to Wonks kt Co., ‘637 Louisiana ave, REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE TNGRAIN AND BRUSSELS CARPETS, aL Sb RD ba ase SEVEUAL FINE BOOK CASES IX ASH. DECORATED TOILET SETS, HAIR AND SHUCK MATTRESSES, BED. STEADS. BUREAUS (ND WASH. STABLES: CHATRE. SPRINGS Wa LEATHER SEAT CHAIRS. \O™ “ARDROBES, KITCHEN EFFECTS, CROCKERY, &c. ORTALCTION AT OCH SALES FORO 00} THURSDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY-THIRD, ATCLIFFE, DARK & CO. AUCTION! R OPENSA AVE ASSIGNEE'S SALE OP LOT ONF, IN bs recorded the undersigned assurhece will other tee ETERS CON ERE or. Al FOUR O'CLOCK. IN FONT OF OF meenba EC NE CD IN BLOCR the subdivision known as the “PALISADES 0) THE POTOMAC,” tn the District of Columbia This lot will be sold subject to adeed of trust for $1,200, ‘with interest rate of 6 per cent per annum, pay” able semi-annually. ‘Terms (over and above the trast) cash. A deposit of 8100 required at the tlie of sale. ‘The terms of aa'e on the must be complied with in tale, otherwine we renerve the rigt to resell the pros erty at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser or rurchasers after five dave” advertisement in some newspaper published in Washinevon, D.C. All com. Yeyancing, recording. &c.,to be at the cost of the purchaser or pt fe17,18,20821 t@-1HE SALE OF LOT ONE, BLOCK 8, IN THE subdivision known as the Palisades of the Potomac, is Partroned tn consequence of the weather unt THURSDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY-THIRD, att Se ee a N ™ SIDNEY T. THOMAS, Assignees, fel8-dkds HOMAS DOWLING & SON, AUCTIONEERS. GI2E st a SPECIAL SALE OF A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SECOND-HAND CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c., AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY-THIRD. 1893, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK A.M. WE WILL SELL AT THE NEW YORK HARNESS AND CARRIAGE EXCHANGE, No. 452 PENNSYLVANIA ‘CONSISTING IN PART OF - LANDAUS, BROUGHAMS. CABRIOLETS, DOG AXD VILLAGE CARTS. BUCKBOARDN. - PHAF TONS, BUGGIES, &e.. A NUMBER OF SETS OF SINGLE AND DOUBLE CARRIAGE. BUGGY AND EXPRESS HARNESS, GENTS’ AND LADIES’ SADDLES, HORSE BLANKETS, SHEETS. AIO WITH A GENEKAL ASSORTWENT OF STABLE SUPPLIES. ae THOMAS DOWLIN + & SON, Horses At Auction Thursday At Bensinger’s Bazaar, 940 La. ave. 0.Wa Just received—a car load of Horses and Mares, consigned tous by Mr. Louis Ber- nero of Phiiadelphia, Pa. ‘We will sell tnis lo* to the highest bidders: at the Baraar THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY TWENTY-THIRD, at TEN O'CLOCK. Horses suitable for all purposes will be fonnd in this lot. All will be sold without reserve. S. Bensinger, Auct., 940 La. Ave. N.W. fe21-2t RATCLIFFE. DARR & CO., Auctioneers. IMPORTANT ASSIGNEE’ 1OCK OF LUMBER, ICE FIXTURES, S, WAGONS, "ke. OF THE WELL” LUMBER "YARD OF R. J. McLEAN. B STREETS NORT! By virtue of a deed of assignment given to us and duly recorded we,the undersigned assicnees. will offer for as'e by public auction on SATURDAY. FEBKU- AR EIGHTFENTH, 1893, at TEN O'CL: M sth and B ‘well-stocked lumber yard. ‘ALSO FINE OFFICE FIXTURES, INCLUDING MAR- VIN SAFE, DESKS, CHAIRS, &e. ALS WORK HORSES, BUGGY HORSFS, DOUBL BAUGGIES AND SLEIGHS, AND EIGHS, AN FIXTURES. ery important sale and should command the attention of all interested parties. We will offer the stock of lumber. office furniture and live stock firstas an entirety, and if a satisfactory bid ts not received then lot by lot. ‘Terms: All cash. a LE A WILLIAM McNEIR And 8. T. THOMAS, Assignees. t@-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC- count of the weather until THURSDA ARY, samo t which time it will be sold in'detail. WILLIAM Me NEIR, SOT THOMAS, | * TWENTY-THIRD DAY of FEBRI hour and place, _felB-d&abs LLATBIER & sta: |. Auctioneers, 1407 and 1409 Gat JAPANESE ART SALE. LATIMER & SLOAN, Aucts. fe13-1m (CONTINUATION SALE OF JAPANESE ART Objects at auction, By order of Imperial Japanese Exporting Company, THIS DAY at ELEVEN A. M. AND THREE P. M., continuing daily until entire stock is disposed of. ‘The balance of this exquisite collection of Porcelains, Bronzes, Screens, Embroideries, Panels, Table Covers, &c., will be sold without limit or reserve at our sales room, 1001 Penn. ave., corner 10th st. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., fo16-1m Auctioneers. WALTEE B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioncers. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, LANGE NUMBER OF” OIL, PAIN’ WATER COLORS, ENGRAVINGS. AND BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS, HANGINGS, &c.. AT" AUCTION, On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY-THIRD. AND A TINGS, st TEN O'CLOCK A. M., ‘shall se) sPrerldenee 1315 Q streot Bortiwest S'euperd ‘Sho has been yours collecting works of art for the des. oration of his ot ROUZEE, OE. TAIT. sc iE, SEIBERT AND OTHERS, veral valuable specit ‘that fainous artist, aren Mak WEY zi Togther with his household ‘One Handsome Carved-leg Weber ‘order. cost 8030; Parlor Suites, aj Doseed plush 5 ‘Standing! Handsome’ Pier’ Mir Sezesas, Ponaerse, “Wt Ctrved Hall ; Heavtls Folding Beds, Child's Grid, Hale Carre: Decors Pie aes ee aes as Ware, Kitchen Requis.tes, kes fare. Requis.tes, &c. , WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., ‘Auctionsers, * fo18-4t ‘WAGGA uomas &. MAN, SALE OF LOT ON WEST. TRUSTEES SIDE OF FOUR AND A_HALP STR WEEN STREETS SOUTHWEST: THEROVED BY two STORY FRAME DWELLING. No. 875. follo 356 et seq. ae na seegras’ of the of Columbia, aa tout of the party on on TRUREDAS UAW THIRD, 1803, at % eM. orth 14 feet front treet ‘depth of dias va sneer Pee ye Provements aa above stated. 2 ae ty mentioned a Mee Saye from the das of | GPO. © STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 12 TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON IRVING STREET BETWEEN SEVENTH AND NINTH STREETS EXTENDED. By virtua of a certain deed of trust recanded in liber No. 1807. folio 443 et seq. One of thy lated records for the District of Columbia, ancLat the request of the | Party secured thereb: 4m front Of the premises, FEBRUARY TWENTY Fins AST FOUR QCLOCK PM. the foliowine described property in the county of Washineton, District of Wit: The west 20 feet front on Irv ng siree {ail depth of lot mumbered ten Min b: dered one (1), in Todd & Brown's snbdivisto of Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains, ax said sub- Givision te reconted in the office of the survey or of the District of Coluiabia, with the rerpetaal richt to tse the west } feet front by the fuil depth of said lot as an alleyway only. sold subject toa deed of trust to secure he sum of 8734), with interest at © per cent from Sep- 17. of'sale. Allcash in excess of said dead of Plied with to tea age ne tke property, wil be resell fo tam daye or the property wil be res Stirgak and'cost of defaulting purchaser after fve days" fee. ‘% OHN T. fel7at THOS. E The above sale ts post RUARY TWENTY POURTH. ARMS. WAGGAMA’ to FRIDAY, FER. INE, same thine and | pein JONN T. ARMS, toe Twos. Ee. WaodaMan, | Trasteos RATCLIFFE, DARK 8 CO. auc ERNMONT SALE OF Gov BROWN HORSE, PHATTON AND HAKNESS 5 On SATURDAY MORN EBRUARY TWEN- TY-FIPTH, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, T will sell at the auction rovins of Ratcliffe, Darr & Co.. 20 Pa. ave. Dw, | ONE BROWN FoRSE, ONE L-HORSE PHARTON WITH SIDE LAMPS, INGLE HARESS. ONE SET § ‘Turned in by the bureau of industry. RUSK. Secretary. ‘Tortus of sale-cash. _fe21-dkabe BATCH ARR &'CO., Aut M D. A YERY VALUABLE COLLECTION FINE OW PAINTINGS TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION FEBRUARY TWENTY-EIGHT, 1803, IN CHICKERING HALL, NEW YORK, BELONGING TO HENRY M. JOHNSTON OF BROOKLYN. EXHIBITION AT THE FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES FEBRUARY TWENTIETH TO FEBRUARY TWENTY-EIGHTH. 306 FIFTH AVENUE, ‘NEAR STH ST. ROBERT SOMERVILLE, Auctioneer. ORTGIES & CO, —e ‘Mrs. 8. P. AVERY, Jr., will assist in the manage ment of the sale. Choice examples by the following artists are in this collection: (74 paintings by 54 different artists.) BONHEUR, ROSA. KNAUS. BOUGUEREW. KAEMMERER. BRETON. MONET, coRoT. MONTICHELLI. CAZIN PASINI. DUPRE. ROUSSEAU. DECAMPS, ROYBET. DELACROIX. RICO. DAUBIGN SCHREYER. DIAZ. TROYO! DE NEUVILLE. VOLLON. DOMINGO. VAN MARKCE. ISABEY. ZAMACOIS. JACQUE. ZIEM. W'LTer B WILLIAM & co. VALUABLE PROPERTY AT A’ BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE HOM: at the request of the parties secured we will offer for sale on the premses on Fit thereby DAY FEBRUARY SEVENTEEN > Ts at HALY-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, the following de- scribed real estate, situate in Anacostia, In the, Di olumabia: Lote 8, “30.40, 31. 42 and 43 trict of . i } subdivision of Chi: chester as per plat of said subdivision as duly re- corded in county liber 8, folio of. “one of the records of the surveyors office ‘of ue District of Columbia, together With Lmprovernents—three large frame cot ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance to suit the pur- chaser. A deposit of #100 will be required on each Piece of property at the timae of sale. All conveyancing: and recording at the cost of purchaser. ‘Terms to be couplied with within ten days after sale, otherwise | the trustees reserve the right to property at the risk andcost of the defaulting purchaser oF pare! { Trastees. fed-akds f#-THE ABOVE SALE 1 gount of the weather until FRIDA TWENTY-FOURTH, same hour and place. By order of the trustees. HAY, EDWI 4 OC CALLAN ON BROS., Auctioneers. FOCRVALUARLE BUILDING LaTsoN TwHLSTH NOTHWEST, TO CLOSE AN ESTAT! 2 on PDAP AE TENSOR Fatt hE rw O’CLOCK, T will sell at auction, in front of the prem- ines, all of lots pumbered 11, 17. and 14 in square ‘314, each lot fronting 10 feet Big inches on Twelfth street by a th of 4 fret to an alley. sor baicee a sae | See ties oF ae eccee eee eceureers semi-annually and to be sec Sze docu of Saabeat ee setae tome | Barina chee a ‘with in fifteen days, otherwise I reserve the right to — SouN B. LARNER, iieanan SR a LECTURES. HRISTIAN SYMBOLISN IN REFERENCE TO CHURCH DECUKATION.—A lecture. will be.de- livered in the Church of the Incarnation, cor, 12th and'S ste. pews by the Rev. J. A- Dertel, on WED- NESDAY, Feb. "22" at 30 p.ta. ‘The piablic tm re i invited to attend Teme EXCURSIONS. &c. . VERNON AND THE TOMB OF WASH- INGTON. The quickest and most pleasant route is via the Washington, Alexsndria and Mt Vernon Electric Railway Company frou Alexandria, Take Alexandria Ferry at 7th st. wharf, Washing- ton. D. C. Take trains for Alexandria at Peuna. Depot, Wasb- ington, D.C. Cars leave Alexandria for Mt. Vernon on arrival of all boats and trains To * Fare, round trip, vie Ferry, 35¢. Fare, round trip, via Penna. R. R., 450. Mt. Vernon Grounds open from 1i am. to 4p.m. ADMISSION TO GROUNDS, 25 CENTS. fo18 8. COOPER, Supt. MOo8T vEnNon. .__ HOME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON. STEAMER MACALESTER AT 10 A.M. DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY), RETURNING TO THE CITY BY 2:45 P.M. THE DIRECT ROUTE—NO FERRYING—NO STREETS | |B AILROADS, RAILS. MaGhiPrcese iT. In effect 12.01 nM AE WaNtilNG? wR STH AND BS le Cars at 1.10 p.m Str ter ener staan bare to. CYmninnatt and Puta Chieaeo. Fast Tine, Yo car. Columbneand St. Thabrre to Bare to Cole Raliman Dinine Car Mttsbare to Chi. f Richmond. Pactic Prpresn, mao ans for Pittstmre and the W. rons if For Kane. sterdaiean Roost Cx ‘tind Rochester Aaite alo and Nincare-dulis- neces ath For’ Wilhiameport” Rachesver to Bota Renovo ant Fimire at 0.159. rae whi ot Wy caerastaany fre WUlemanert oy TS FoR PALME SA ne SSE re foils Bd Pinas, Ce amh Aa Dare. ne Conch: 230. anes ee wah at TONGRESS“OWAT LIMITED = AN Parlor Cars, with Dinine Car tro~ Britt: - New York, 4.00 p.m. daily, for Philet hia we days onts” PHITLADELPRIA ON! Fast cxrress. 7.308. in week daye Bad 3.4 12. Up. week Satondaye only, ao rPorels Crock Tine, 720m tm. and 4.98 p.m. ally For Anmanoiie. £99. 9.00 ant 11.59 amend 4.29 Pt daily except Sunday. Sundays #0) oom and 4.505.m FOR ALEXANDRIA AND THR Alexandria. 4.30. 6.25 7.45, 8.40, igi O1 noon, SEE vs 10. 00, 2 ‘nm oa 0 ; z Sam Accommodation fer Quantico, 7.45 a.m. date: For Richmond ana’ Aare ‘the south, 4.39 and 10 5 imirace'Alecandria for Wash 08, 5 O10. OTS TAS Tad ty LO OR Pennsylvania aven ts. orders can be left for the & ae ERR aaron ome eS SSeeral Minar Os") General sensor ea BeALtHore & onto narenoan. Schedule in effect November 13, 1807. Leave Wantinetan tan sation at om Raraap evcuiue and Cserent For Chicamo anf Sorthanss, Cectitiniad Tamited Pps rae am, Se tales am For Ciacinnat, St Lois and Tatlenenolia, Vestt- bye etfC an press 1125p 10, aly For Piftwpurtand Cioveland, express dally LL SDs For Lexineton and Staunton, 10.409. m. For Winchester ant war seatione. *9,:30 hm For Luray. Natural Wri, Roanske, Kporvite, Chattanooes and Memphis TL low ing cars throuch to Matnphis and Nas For Luray. 3.30p.m. daily. For Baltimore, weak (5.00. 45 minutes), eH." utes)a mo x1? 08. 12.1 24.28, 4.33 atiy : leap x ; mn, For Annapolis, 7.15an4 8.2) a.m. 12.13 a0a 4. Dam. Sundare 839 am. , For Prederick, #845, 411.30" a m., 0 pm. é ‘Bor Harerstown, $19. 4a.2n. and $5.20 9.0m. 2 mor Bowl and way points, * 40). “or Gaithersburg and way primes sae LTS, th fe . Pm. Paves trains stonivins only, *R. 45. $10. 40am. +4 ay ROYAL BLUF 1! te; NFW YORK AND PHTL- For Philate'ohia, Sew York. ihostom an the-nset, Sony, Sa 0.on. Dining Car) am., 1°. P..a., bs . Dinine Car) Vis 2.40(5-00. Dining Car), (1139 pom, Sleeping Ose . For ulladelphis, Wilmtneton and Chester, 5.93 ‘Buffet Parlor Cars on all dag trains For Boston, °2. 40 p.m with Pallman Buffet Mess toe Gar raninine th For Atia Aaya, 12.4059. my. Except Sunday thd 1351 Pa, ave. anil an Tope. Peas. Oo MEU LE, Gen. Manacer. tnt) den Punt her RGvoNs AND Pasvince ROAD Co FW. MUIDE ROPER AND RECHEN POSTER KPCEIVERS Schednie im effet November 20, 19 Alltrains arr've and leave at Penneyivania Paseea- my siation. Wan pene caniymts at Lenchbare far ait savionsnn Western traits tor ail principal on vm tt eee fh Dawei Tatts : Y nts. connecting them | Sleeper to New Ortoans via Muntconner. his via. Birr, mmiting at Danville with aate rail: for: Warrenton New Orinans ¥ Washincton to Aiken and Augusta vie and Washington ©) Ment jew Kork tn Montae 00 p.m. Daily for yd ind Mariette Principal points south oa tom.” Pulliaan Sleeper. Hot Springs via Ashe Pm ant ‘Train leaving Was 0) pan ineton #5: (CHESAPEAKE AND onTO Ra (SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTORER %, 19% EE ELIT Through the srandest scenery in America, with the SS greemssieasepate cas Vent fromm Wasi nae Eo Mar Cincinnati and St. Louie ta. Uzhted train. “Pat sien iiuian's finest sienp ina ars Washi. tonto CincinnatlPinine shed at Mas ‘nore POTOMAC RIVER BOA a ae W488rxeTox sreamBoat co, Potomac river landings pe begs in edition to present echednle to relieve Fi without notice. 4 te20-tf iT River BB cwbject to without " ‘routes of = © RIDLEY, “WASHINGTON” and *“SORFOLK" ‘Daily at 7 p.m. from the foot of 7th st. for Fortress Portsmouth and the south Through sleeping cor