Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1893, Page 8

8 —_ _ THE EVENING = STAR: “WASHINGTON, r D. ©, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1893. —————————— LOCAL MENTION. “The Weather. FORECAST TILL 8 P.M. FRIDAY. For the District of Columbia and Maryland, imereasing cloudiness. probably followed by light showers during the night, generally fair on Friday. clearing in the early portion of t day; south to west winds: warmer Friday ‘and probabiy warmer Friday evening. For Virginia, local showers during the night; generally fair Friday afternoon; winds shifting to westerly: weather. CONDITION OF THE WATER. Temperature and condition of water at 8 a.m.: Great Falls, temperature, 32; condition, & Receiving reservoir. temperature, 36. Con- @ition at north connection, 6: rondition at south connection, 21: :listributing reservoir, temperature. $4 condition at influent gate Bouse. 7. effuent gate house, 5. High tide. Low tide. 702 am. 8:02 p.m. 088 am. 11:2 p.m oe Da. Dovoras’ Herb Tea cures it. - To Comaat anwmia in all its forms nothing can replace Bugeaud’s Wine. tonic and nutri- | 0c. tive, with cinebona and cocoa. Tobe bad of the principal druggists. | Cun. Xaxper’s Rhine Wines H Fossett's Ter Cr = Order s quart for tomorrow's dinner at 1427 New York avenue. Howas Antinictar Eves,#5. Hexrten's.cor.4%s | Exroaxt Opera and Tourists’ Glasses. CLar- urs Orticat Co., Masonic Temple, F Latest Stvies Men's Derby and Alpine (Fedora) Hats, $1.50 and @2. Black or brown. Extra value. A. T. Lewis, 435 7th street n.w. Canrets Crraxep by the Exrme Canret ‘Wonus, 631-635 Mass. ave. n.w., are made moth- proof free of charge. Telephone 435-2 CITY AND DISTRICT AMUSEMENTS TON HT Avpavan’s Orrna Hovse.—Abbott & Teal’s Company in “Niobe.” j atiowat. TaeateR.—Robert Downing | Acaprxr oF Msic.—Minnie Seligman-Cut- | ting in “My Official Wife.” Hanars’ Buou Tarater.—The Carrols in Kensax's Lrcrvw Tweaten—Sam Jack's Lily Clay Gaiety Company. Tre Barrie oF Gerrtsscac.—isth street and Ohio avenue. W. L. L Anmony.—Pure Food Exposition. Marzezort Music Hatt.—Lecture by Mra. Meraopotrrax A. M. E. Cuvne instrumental concert. pu oe Sent to Albany. Messrs. Crocker, Woodward and Goodacre | left last evening with the following persons | Dound for the Albany penitentiary: Frederick | Barber, murder, for life; Daniel Mumford, | housebreaking, seven years; Andy Wells, do., five years; James Lee, alias Jordan, do., | four years; George Collins, do., three years: John Underwood. assault with intent to kill, ‘three years: Horace Smith, do., two years; Wm. Bimms, do., three years. Barber had been in jail for over four years and was twice tried for the murder of his} paramour, Agnes Watson, by drowning her in | ‘the canal in Georgetown in 1888, and several times the date of his execution was fixed, the last being January 17. the day fixed for the execution of Howard J. Schneider. He ap- peared happy when on the road to the depot | ‘that he had escaped the gallows and expressed | himself to the officers as being hopeful of ultimately being pardoned and that his in- nocence would be in some way vindicated. > Officers Elected. ‘The Washington Training School for Nurses elected officers Inst evening as follows: M. M. Parker, president; H. F. Blount, vice president; Mrs. Dr. Prentiss, treasurer, and Dr. H.L. E. Johnson, secretary. se eae A Verdict for the Plaintiff. ‘This morning a sealed verdict for plaintiff for 05,000 damages was returned in the case of Eva A. ‘Casey agt. the National Union, given to the jury in the Circuit Court, division 1, Justice Bradley, on Tuesday. The suit was for the amount of policy on the life of her husband, who died at 1008 F strect from a dose of Rough on Rats, and the defendant claimed that it was taken with suicidal intent and vitiated the policy. while the plaintiff claimed that the drug was taken by mistake. The plaintiff was represented by Mesers. R. BR. Perry and E. B. Hay and the de- fendant by Col. Totten. a ‘The Emancipation Parade. In response to a call issued by Wm. H. Brown, secretary of the emancipation day parade, delegates of both factions met at Lewis Hail last night and harmony was restored. ‘Wm. H. Brown called the meeting to order. A | motion by R. M. Dorsey, requesting all the | offcers of both factions to resign, was adopted. George W. Stewart and Wm. H. Brown| tendered their resignations. which were ac- cepted. The convention then proceeded toa reorganization. G. W. Stewart wns re-elected resident and Wm. H. Brown secretary. Ralph Yormiy, chief marshal, and Lewis Willis, chaplain. Speeches were made by J. W. Poe, Prot. Cole, Dorsey, Iebrist_ and others. ali counseling harmony. All, it is stated, are now united and will endeavor to —Vocal and Ata meeting heid by delegates of Unions 12and 156, Baltimore, and 114 and 118, Washington, D. C., at Arion Hall, to organize the bakers in all towns south, the council adopted a resolution that every union in the United States shall be | instructed not to accept any baker coming from | Washington, D. C., without a traveling card from s union. because the non-union bakers have bad an ill feeling toward the members of the | International Union. ‘ihe International Umon consists of 187 locals with a membership of 13,000 in good standing. Death of Mrs. de Mitkiewiez. The wife of Count Engene de Mitkiewicz died * Jest evening at her residence in this city after a Jong iliness. She was the granddaughter of the late Chief Justice Jobn Marshall. ~ Handsome Testimonials Presented Ata largely attended meeting of Kit Carson Post, No. 2, G. A. R., held at Grand Army Hall last evening, a mber of testimonials were presented to Past Commander Siabaugh and Officer of the Day Wm. H. Fuxs. The testimo- ial to Past Commander Slabaugh was a fine G. AR. badge, with suitabie inscription on| each side. the presentation being made br Past | Commander liam Gibson. The testimonial to Comrade Fuss, presented in a neat speech by Commander Abram Hart, was a very handsome [oom watch, in appreciation of the fact that he served the post as officer of the day for ten term~and was recently re-elected for the eleventh tet On the reverse side of the case is an engraving of the Capitol. with the words “Washington, D. C.,” and on the face « G. A. BR. badge. —————— Real Estate Matters. ‘T. W. Sidwell has purchased for $11,799 of Catherine E. Owens part 6, square 106-26 feet ® inches by H7 feet 6 inches on I between 18th end 19th streets northwest. HL. Tittmann has bought of A. Baird for j62 subs 60 and 61, square 1036—exch 22 by Weer ou 13th between East Capitol and A streets southeast, and subs $3 to 65, square same—each 20 by 70 feet on East Capitol be- ‘tween 13th and [4th streets southeast. moa ata Closing Sales Tomorrow. Many of our best people bave been in fendance daily at the sales of elegant china at Latimer 2 stoan 2, 1407 G street. and the beau- goods have been seliing remarkably low. ‘Tomorrow is the last day. siiet, : paaracas = Car Free to Bald Hea:ts. I will mail on application. free information how So grow hair upon s baid head, stop falling Bair and remore scalp diseases. H.W. Gardner, ‘22 East 2d street, Cincinnati, Ohio.— det. ————_. Ix Sexxixe or storing your personal eff see Latimer & Sloan, 1407 G street.—Adet, ar iieeeetieioescs “Tus Orp Homesteap” and fifty other of ©. C. Beubam’s water colors now on exhibition | venterday | rieht. ALONG THE WHARVES. The pungy Mary C. Ward was the only ar- rival at the oyster dock today. She brought up about 400 bushels from the lower Potomac. The first arrival of herring came in this morning per the tugboat June, Capt. Kersey, from Ragged Point. There were about 500 in the lot. This was an important event at the river front. The opening of the fisbing season is regarded as of more consequence than the beginning of the ovatertrade. The schooner Curlin, which left Washington yy, spent last night at Alexandria. ‘This morning Capt. Bennett of that craft reported to the Alexandria authorities that his cabin had been entered and robbed of two watches, one pair of rubber boots, one overcoat and various other articles. It is thought that the thief is in Washington. A largo party of Mount Vernon excursionists left this morning on the Macalester, The T. V. Arrowsmith left yester n for Baltimore to have repaired the injury she sustained in Nomini creek. She will be on the railway not more than half a day. ‘The Wakefield is due tomorrow froma long route down stream. All the coal that is being received along the front comes via Shepherd's, ‘The cyal barges due at Given’s are still at Chesapeake City. They have been there since the freeze set i The Virgm sustained by The bas repaired the damage she ollision with the schooner Fannie. United States revenue cutter Crawford business Tuesd: after- | YOUNG MEN'S DEMOCRATIC CLUB. Description of Its Handsome New Banner— Business Transacted Last Night. The Young Men's Democratic Club held the regular weekly meeting last evening at the club rooms, No. 621 Pennsylvania avenue, President J. Fred Kelley in the chair, W. Grafton Bate- man, secretary. T.G. Riley, John A. Anadaleand Jos. J. Dieter were elected honorary members and a number of active members were also elected. The special committee on new Lanner for the cinb—Messrs. John Hadley Doyle, Jas L. Skidmore and Griftin B. Coleman—made their final report, at the conclusion of which the cov- ering was removed and the members were pre- sented with the view of the handsomest banner | that will deck the inaugural parade on March 4. The banner is 6 by 43; feet, the front bearing the emblematic game bird of the Young Men’ Club, painted by Charles Armor, on red silk of the finest grade of American manufacture, and bearing the inscription: “Young Men's Demo- cratic Club of the District of Columbia. Or- ganized 1884." The reverse side is of arich blue silk and inscribed in gold letters: “Cleveland and Hendricks, 1884"——*Cleveland and Thur- man, 1888"—“*Cleveland and Stevenson, 1892"— | representing the candidates of ihe demo- cratic party since the organization of the club, space remaining for the names of the party candidates for the next three campaigns. ‘The banner is trimmed on both sides with gold lace of the finest quality, the scalloped bottom being | coaled at Stephenson's and left on her routine Provided with heavy gold fringe and large gold tassels and the usual ornamental guy cords, the ‘The steamer T. V. Arrowsmith will have to | Whole depending from a gilded bar, which ix make another trip to Baltimore for repairs. On Monday while into Nomini creek she fouled | the fluke of an old anchor and snagged a plank | from the forward part of her bottom. The pumps were set fo work and the leak temporarily healed. It will be necessary for her to go on the railway Firing parties at the navy yard will be re- sumed as soon as the season opens. Several improvements have been made at the Belleview range. >. MENTS. AMU: Maniox Crawrorp’s Reaprxos.—The rei ings of Mr. F. Marion Crawford at Metzerott Music Hall last evening were greatly enjoyed. He hax a fine presence, a well-modulated voice, and the faculty of reading expression, feeling and dramatic effect. His selections were from “Sant Iario,” “The Witch of Prague with tbe Immortals,” three from “Children of the King.” and closed by telling the Calabria story of the origin and birth of Judas Iscariot. ‘Tue Havwakers.—Two enjoyable perform- ances of the ‘“Haymakers” were given at the North Capitol M. E. Church on Monday even- ing and last night for the benefit of the organ fund. The cantata was excellently sung and was listened to by large and appreciative audi- ences. The soloists performed their parts well and the concerted numbers were satisfactory. ‘The choruses were pariicularly well sung aud the whole reflected credit upon Mr. Edward Saxton, the director. Wittarp Hatt.—The testimonial concert to Miss Clara Rosafy will take place at Willard Hall tonight. This young singer bas many friends, and it is expected they will turn out in large numbers to do her honor. An excellent program has been arranged, in which Pro: Bischoff and other prominent local talent will participate. Coucmnvs.—Tomorrow night Mr. W. E. Curtiss will deliver an illustrated lecture in the chapel of the Church of the Covenant on “Columbus.” Mr. Curtisshas made a thorough study of this «ubject ever since the project of an international exposition was firat broached. He has traveled extensively, and has had more to do with the relics relating to the discoverer of America than any other man. He is abund- antly competent to make an extremely interest- ing talk and will undoubtedly do 0. ———_—_ Veteran Firemen at a Banquet. Baltimore veterans, yesterday afternoon, a short to the banquet. Shortly after 3 o'clock the hoste and guests, arm in arm and headed by the Dushane Post Band, proceeded to the Hotel Lawrence (E between’ 13th and 14th streets), where they sat down toa weli-spread table, to which full justice was done. During the afternoon Mr. Wm. Denham gave some appropriate vocal selections and remarks were made by a number of veterans. Mr. Holloway thanked the Washington association for “taking them in” and promising to wipe out all grievances if they will visit Baltimore on Easter Monday (April 3),gave them a hearty invitation, put it to vote and declared that invitation was accepted. The visitors’ apparatus was sent to the depot and shipped by the Washington association, and about § o'clock the monumental veterans were escorted to the depot and took their departure. Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: G. P. Thayer to G. W. Bigelow, pt. 45, 8. P. B.'s sub Mt. Pleasant; $—. Lillian J. Wardwell to J. F. Hood, lot 31, blk. 34, Holmead Manor; @. J. F. Hood to L. J, Wardwelletal., same property; ¢—. L. A. Landon to H. Kraak, pt. 1, sq. 1019: €—. A. Suter to Chris- tina Denglar, sub 388, «q. 674: $—. J. T. Burch to Martha Burch, int. in pt. sub and sq. B. Clark to C.D. Maxwell, pt. 62, sq. 153: #—. F. H. Duehay to_N. H. Nichol- son, sub 299, «q. 1004; $4,500. ‘Theo. Cunning- ham to I. C. Slater, «ub 53, sq. 972: £4,000. W. F. Lewis to R.F. Bradley, jot 42, block 4, Twin- ing City; ¢—. RH. Gaskins ‘to C. R. New- man, part 65, sq. 20, Georgetown; $—. I. ufman to John Hogan, parts 7 and 9, 9q. =—. Effie J. Newell to Fannie D. Larner, sub 23, sq. 49; €—. Job Barnard etal. to W. Schnebel, subs 96 and 98, sq. 544; $4,823.38, A. rk to Kate Bryan, lots 2 and 3, sq. 1108; M._A. Ginswoid to 8. Maddox, sub 8, sq. Same to Nellie C. Cartwright, sub Nellie Cartwright to T. Kigby, 50. H.C. Stewart to EDM #4. 368; 8 —_ A Wife's Charge Against Her Husband. Mrs, Sadie Granger, a handsome young woman, wife of John L. Granger, a gripman on the eable road, appeared in Judge Miller's court yesterday morning and charged her husband with having threatened her life with a pistol The husband and wife are separated and the latter lives in the house of Mrs. Ida Jost, who is also separated from her husband. Her house is at No. S17 9th street. ‘The wife claimed that the husband came to the house with a pistol and threatened to kill her. Mrs. Jost told the court that she heard Granger say “I will follow my wife and blow her brains out if it takes me twenty years to poh Gunder, part I ‘The defendant denied the charge of threats and told the judge that he never owned « pis- tol in his life. Lawyer Frank Closs represented the defend- ant and he assured the court that there was no danger of the wife being burt. Mr. Mullowney was willing to have the court take bis personal bonds and the court adopted his su gestion. ee Popular Flection of the Preside: In the Wisconsin legislature Tuesday Mr. | Delegiise introduced a joint resolution favor- ing « constitutional amendment providing for the election of the President br direct vote of the people. ‘The resolution also provides for a single term of six years and that ex-Presidents shall be United ‘States Senators-at-large for lire. The secretary of state is instructed to transmit these resolutions to. the Wisconsin Representatives in Congress, cee Wasutxotox's BretupaY was appropriately remembered by Wood's Commercial College. Patriotic songs were sung by the school; esxays, recitations and music, an address by the princi. pal made up an interesting program. Scratic Ruevwatisy. Mr. R. D. Wheeler, the popular deputy sheriff of Burlington county, V'., says: “I suffered terrible tortures for ten years with sctatic rheumatism. I tried about everything, but never wot a doliar’s worth of help. I began takine Hood's Sarsaparilla. Since taking it Idon’t have any pain and can wet around all If Hood's Sarsaparilia cost $10 a bottle I should continue using it. I bave advised s good many of my friends to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, tor I know that HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA CURES. R. D. WHEELER, Winooski Falls, Vt. N. B.—Be sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla. After the parade of the Veteran Volunteer | Firemen’s Association with their guests, the | stop was made at theengine house, preparatory | | tdddoddddddddddddeddddddddddes rovided with ornamental chains adapted to fastening on the polished black walnut staff, surmounted by a golden American eagle. ‘The executive committee reported that addi- tional rooms in the building had been secured | and that arrangements had been completed for SabaaAAaAaAabaAaAn aaa | | | | receive offers until Saturda the entertainment of several of the most promi- nent visiting organizations during their stay in the city. The ciub expects to be the largest uniformed organization from the District in the inaugural parade, and the Hagerstown Band, which they have engaged, will give a concert in the rooms on the evening of the 3d of March, — WASHINGTON MARKETS, There is a marked element of flatness in the market today. Meats have declined. Best beef is quoted at 6%, fair at 5a6 and common at a5. Dressed hog is selling at 9010, according tosize. The vegetable market is not so flour- ishing as the dealers would have it. The fruit market is slow. The finer grades of apples are reported as slow and common lines as very slow. Butter, butterine and eggs are about the same as when last quoted. Flowers today are a dis- ypointment. BPPEPPRRPOTERPPORTPrPES : dade No Alum, No Ammonia, No Aduiteration, In Cueveranp's BAKING POWDER. It is a pure cream of tartar powder, which means No Unwholesome Food, No Bitter Taste, No Failures. cdddddddddddddddddedddds AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. JOCKEY GLUB. Inaugural Meeting. WY GITY RACE TRACK. SATURDAY, FEB. 25. Five Brilliant Races. BEGINNING PROMPTLY AT 2:15 P.M. Track can be reached by the B. and 0. R R., elec- tric cars to Eckingtom and usual driving roads. ADMISSION, $1. LADIES, 50 CENTS. feB-tt CHAS. VICTOR SASS, Secretary. y _L. I. ARMORY—ALBAUGH'S GRAN W. cae ass ei TWO U.S MARINE BAND CONCERTS DAILY! THE GREAT . Food Exposition’ MRS. RORER'S FAMOUS COOKING LECTURES. SUBJECT FOR FRIDAY, AT 11 A.M., MRS. RORER WILL GIVE, BY REQUEST, “A CHAFING DISH" LECTURE. LOBSTER, NEWBURG, EGG BOUILLI, HAM BARBACUED, OYSTER SAUTE, CHINESE EGG. FRIDAY, 4 P. “MARKETING, ASIDE OF BEEF WILL BE CUT UP AND EX- PLAINED BEFORE THE AUDIENCE, ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. METZEROTT ALL NEXT Na WEEK. FID AT oRDay. FORGE LSON AND HIS JUSTLY CELEBRATED MINSTREL ORGANIZATION, fet-3w MUSIC HALL, MATINEES: WEDNESDAY. CITY ITEMS Don’t Forget the $1.50 Tables. No better bargain in the city. ‘There are two styles—polished oak and imitation cherry. Look at them—examine closely. If you wait to refurnish a room for the inauguration I will let you have all things needful on “time” pay- ments at bottom prices. INCLUDING MARVELOUS JAPANESE OURA’S hee ENGAGED AT A FABULOUS SALARY. THE MOST BRILLIANT TROUPE OF JAPANESE (2 xR sestie- MEN EVER BROUGHT TO THIS COUNTRY. INGER: Joux Ruppex, The Accommodator, eee It 513 Seventh street northwest. PRETTY “Wea. che BALLADS. “Sun-Rise Caop Tea,” 50c. per pound, the best tea for the money in the world. CS eke 1t* MerzcEn’s Fine Grecery, 417 7th st. n.w. OF PURE, The Throat.—* Brown's Bronchial Troches” WHOLESOME e act directly on the organs of the voice. They PRICES, 50c., 75c., $1 have an extraordinary effect in all disorders of MATINEE BQ) xo the throat. fe23-e03t PRICES Go HIGHER. = There! Agate Ware. 1602 14th st. Trorr. 1] SEATS NOW ON SALE. fets-t¢ peo Inauguration Supplies. now for all kinds of Groceries them to you at low prices. 1t* Merzcen’s Fine Grocer Make your order We will sell 417 7th st. n.w. Are You Aware tliat we sell the finest and freshest Roasted Coffees in this city? A single trial will convince you. Merzoen's Fixe Grocery, 417 7th st. now. 1* : ep isi Purcell Cafe, 407 10th st. n.w. (near Penn. ave.) The cheapest and neatest Ladies Gents’ Dining Rooms in the city, E strictly first-class, <a a Doncherknow you never see street ped- dlers selling houses and lots, but you do see them all selling White's Yucatan Gum, f¢20-6t You Don’t Drink Cocoa because you can’t digest it. Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa will not distress. 5 To Be Sold for Costs of Repair and Storage.—A Handsome Old English Side- board. in complete order; hand made: black walnut: paneled and carved; highly polished; white marble slab. Size. 6 feet wide, 2 feet deep, 8 feet high. Original cost, £350, Will » February 25. fe2l-eo2t E. B. Hay, Assignee, 415 7th st. oy Ladies! Buy the Old Reliable, Time-tested Wheeler & Wilson. Each year brings it new laurels, Your grandinothers used one, and the most progressive mechanical expert’ of today pro- nounces the best in the world to be the New High Arm, No. 9 Office, 437 9th st. n.w., one door south of E. ey a2i-tt S, Heller, 720 7th «t. n.w., is making a ape- cialty in Ladies’ and Children’s Hair Cutting and Shampooing: also cures Dandruif. —oc7-tr Rabel cures all malarial disoasar eli: JE ARE \pANFAcTURERS QE We ARE MASPACTORERS OF REGALIAS, UNIFORMS, BADGE SOCIETY PEN: BANNERS, BUTTONS and CHARMS. You are cordially invited to inspect our immense stock of Gold and “liver Fringes, Laces, Braids, Tas sels, Spangles, &c., suitaole for’ masquerades, fancy dres- parties, ie. ‘Our stock 15 complete in every particular. S. N. Mever ‘Manufacturer of MILITARY AND SOCIETY GOODS, sax 7TH STS. W. 430 Gests Scrts Scovren AND PRESSED FOR @} Coats, SOc. : Panta, 25c. ; Vests, Ze. Altering ‘dope in best mann jclivered. “Aelephoue call 14e 5" = eee E MAMN, 705 oth se) and 425 N. Butawat., Bal For Cuoice METROPOLIS VIEW, D. C., BUILDING LOTS CALL ON W.*0. DENISON REAL ESTATE AGENT, 3a10-6m 923 F 8T._N. W. NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, ROBERT DOWNING. ‘THIS (Thursday) EVENING, ’ SAUMET'S SUBLIME TRAGEDY, THE GLADIATOR. Friday Night and Saturday Matinee, OTHELLO. Saturday Nicht—THE GLADIATOR. NEXT? With Johnatone Bennett ana WEEK DANE te tcteinat Pityers n adie. fexa-tt AGADEMY. warmset'sirtkbay. MY OFFIGIAL WIFE, Introducing MINNIE SELICMAN-CUTTING. xt week, DONELLY & GIRARD In the (New) NATUKAL GAS. _Seats now on sal KERNAN’ (Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.) SAM T, JACKS LILLY GLAY COLOSSAL GATETY COMPANY. TWO BURLESQUES. ‘Next week—Whallen & Martell’s “SOUTH BEFORE BAUGH’S. fooatt AL TONIGHT AT 8, LAST MATINEE SATURDAY. ABBOTT & TEAL'S COMEDY COMPANY In ‘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, —_fe22-tf ‘ARRIS' BIJOU THEATER. Mars. P. HARRIS, B. L. BRITTON and T. F. DEAN, Proprietors, ‘Matinee Tuesdar, Thursday and Saturday. THE CARROLLS IN THE DAGO. Next week—A PAIR OF KIDS. fe18-0t Tue Caoresr Axo Mgr Exrex. sive Sexectiox oF Woon Maxrers Axp Tres TO BE FOUND. feature of Bath Room and Kitchen Tiling « special Haxwaro & Horcarssox, 424 9rn Sr. QW #4T CaN cuTicura Dor at Veerhof’s Galleries, 1217 F street.—Adet. een stk Fors Vatcasie Boripixo Lors to be sold bre, ral ae optim og re inches on street near M street werthweet, Bee advertisement. ° Everything that is cleansing, purifying and beauti- fying for the skin, scalp and hafr of infants and chil- Gren the CUTICUKA REMEDIES will do. They speedily cure itching and burning eczemas, cleanse the scalp of scaly humors, purify the blood and re- ‘sore the hair. They are absolutely pure, agreeable ‘snd unfailing. Sold everywiere. fe8-1m HOOD’S PILLS are the best after dinner Pills, as- sist digestion, cure headache. Try abox. | Fraxscars Jewzixy Maxvracrvame Esrastisouent 531 Severra Sz. N.W. Particular attention given to repairing American and French Clocks. Moderatecharges, — ja2-3in. ‘HE PRETTIEST PICTURE 18 THE WORLD" exhibition at Brosn's, 1022 14th , The publiciavited: "Nochargs. OY ees et ETZEROTT MUSIC HALL. ‘Friday and Saturday Evenings, and Sat 2, turday Matineg at pi NcGIBENY FAMILY. Band, ‘Gems Brame, ae Ee See Witten wate. THURSDAY, FEB. 23, 1803, Complimentary Entertainment tendered to MISS CLARA ROSAFY By various musical and literary organizations, Prof. Bischoff and other prominent local talent will Tickets, 50 and 25 cents. fe9,11.18, 22,23 ETZEROTT MUSIC HAI (Rm M*HHURSDAY EVERING, PepRUARY 23. Irs, Lease, THE KANSAS CYCLONE, sIGNs OF THE TINES., Reserved seats on sale nt Me Music Store, iter : co, meneine Saturday ng, February 18 G BAND coxceRT At METROPOLITAN M. E. CHURCH, Cor. 446 and Cts. n.w., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1893, AT 8 O'CLOCK P.M. Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shir-Citt?, Miss Hattie Meads, Mi Annie Louise Craix, Mr. E. B. Hay, Prof. Caulfield, Frau. Prof N amano, Mr. James Wateon, Aucustns Frances, Miss Minnie Hendricks and other soloists and quartets. ADMISSION. 50 CENTS. Tickets on sale at Etlis’ Music Store and Purceil's ____ Book Stere, 418 Mth st.'n.w. fe22S3t (CHAPEL, CHURCH COVENANT, - Cor, 18th and ‘N st., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, at 8 O'clock p.m., Hon. W. E. CURTISS’ Mlustrated Lecture on COLUMBUS, TICKETS, 2% cent GRAND, RED, WHITE AND BLUE FAIR. I WASHINGTON COMMANDERY, No.1, U.A.M. (Uniform Rank, Jr. 0. U. AL Mo), At NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, FEBRUARY 20 10 2% INCLUSIVE: MR. ROBARTS HARP eh OF LONDON, ENGLAND, TMUNDAY MARCH "A Holiday teip'ts Barope.” TUrspay, MALCH p the Kitibe ina Stesin Tannen,” 1 ERIDAY, MARCH 10—"'Swiss Mountains and Val- a MONDAY. MARCH 13_-‘*Paris Life and Beanty.” WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15—"“English and Auert- can Homes.’ THURSDAY, MARCH 16—“‘Ireland Under Coer- cion.” OPINIONS OF THE PRESS: rig, Harper's views are the best ever seen. —New York ibune. Mr. Harper's style is easy and conversational and does not grow monotonous with mechanica’ precise ess of delivery.—Boston Transcript. ‘he views iifuistrate the lecture—the lecture is not delivered to describe the pictures. — Boston Advertiser. ‘Awenuine success. The audience was thoroughly ple: ‘New York Herald. Harper deserves the thanks of the amusement- public, for he has shown them how stereo pictures can be changed upon the screen without those ing composite photographic intervals between while which have made stereopticon lectures » horror to any one whose eyes are not of the strongest.—Fdi- torial in Boston Traveller. @@-NO STODDARD LECTURES THIS SEASON.-“@8 COURSE TICKETS (six lect .' 2. ry SOVBEE RIGRETE og ctre). 02.92 Sango METEROTT Music HALL. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 9. Anton eld AND HIS METROPOLITAN ORCHESTRA, ASSISTED BY EMMA JUCH AND TWENTY SOLOIST! 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. [JAPANESE CREPE NAPKI 9 Fines, Shields, Garlands, Wreaths, & Hors. “Scrap Book Pictures, Easter Nor ies, Frenel Tissue Paper, Favors, &c. J.JAY GOULD, 421 9th st. GPIRITUALISM. —SVIRITUAL LECTURES BY the best known mediums at Metzerott's Music Hall ERY SUNDAY at 11:30am. aud 7:30 pom. Mrs. T. Brigham, the eloquent sneaker trom New York, ‘occupy the platform during, the month of Feb- Sublect'for Sunday, February. 2, willbe: morning, “Has Spiritnaitsm the Power to the Story'of the Divine Bell, ‘Invisible Helpers.” ANJO! BANJO! A TRIAL LESSON FREE. Banjo quick ¥and correctiy tancht by my simple method in one quarter; only 87. Tuaranteeto teach the most tinmusical person to piay « perfect tune each lesson 0 nochange.” Parlors open from 10am. antil 9p.m." GEORGE DRAEGER, 715 H st. nw. fel-Lin* pasouana Of the BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG, ‘The greatest battle of THE WAR. 15th at.. two blocks below U. §. Treasury. EXCURSIONS, &c. ‘T° MT. VERNON AND THE TOMB OF WasH- INGTON. The quickest and most pleasant route is vin the Washington, Alexendria and Mt Vernon Electric Railway Company tro.n Alexandria. Take Alexandria Ferry at 7th st. wharf, Washing- ton, D. C. ‘Take trains for Alexandria at Penna. Depot, Wash- ington, D. C. Cars leave Alexandria for Mt. Vernon on arrival of all boats and trains. Fare, round trip, via Ferry, 35¢. Fare, round trip, via Penna. R. R., 45c. ‘Mt. Vernom Grounds open from 1i a.m. to 4p.m. ADMISSION TO GROUNDS, 25 CENTS, 018 H. 8. COOPER, Supt. MoUst VERNON. 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 TRANSFERS—THE QUICK ROUTE. FARE, ROUND TRIP, 75°. ; CHILDREN, 50c. PLEASE NOTE. —] Bs FASE By fy, 10 =m. purchase of an tomae without chanwe or teanater or eases ‘en route Alexandria, Fort Foote, Fort Wash- mer Macalester to river landings as far down as Gh it dail St at 10 Glymont datiy except Sunday mm. Freiente Even Death —May indirectly be lurking in the muddy and possibly polluted Potomac Dest DEE If URFETERED: the: afer ttite for book of ilustrations Neo the and After" in our dis- 1205 Pa Ave see “Hurrah” for- easy, AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. Ratcurre, DARK & ©0.. AUCTIO’ SoPENSR VE Sw, ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF LOT ONF. IN BLOCK No. JN THE SUBDINISION KNOWN, A8 THE 'PALIPADES OF THE POTOMAC,” IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. By virtue of deed of assignivent given tous and duly recorded the undersignel! assirnees will nfler for = of the promises. net SATURDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY EIGH. TH. AT FOUR O'CLOCK. I PREMIS LOT ONE (1) IN BLOCK 8 sion Known as the “PALISADES OF "in the District of Columbia, This sibject to.adeed of trust for $1,200, with interest at the rate of G per cent per annum, pay able semi-annually. ‘Terms (over and above the trust)cash. A deposit of £100 required at the time of sale. The terms of ale on the Property mentioned shove must be complied with in Aftees days from the day of sale, oth ‘we reserve the right to resell the prop~ erty'at the risk and cost of the “defaulting purchaser or purchasers after five days” advertisement in some Rewspaner published in Washineton, D.C. All cone Yeyancing, fing. c..to be at the cost of the purchaser or purchasers. WM, McNEIR, SIDNEY 1, THOMAS, Assicnees of R. J. McLean. the subdiv: ‘POTOM, fel7,18,20821 f9-THE SALF OF LOT ONE, BLOCK 8, IN THE subdivision known as the Palisades of the Potoma”. is Postponed tn conseanener of the weather until HURSDAY. SEBRUARY TWENTY-THIRD, at the ‘same hour and place. WM. MeNED SIDNEY T. THOMAS. felR-dkas Assignees. HOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF LOT_ON WEST SIDE OF FOUR UAND A HALF STREET BETWEEN M ND N STREETS SOUTHWEST. IMPROVED ¥ TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING. _BY virtue of a eed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 873. folio 350 et sea... of the land Is of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party thereby secured, I will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY-THIRD, 1843, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.M the north 14 feet front on, 4% street by fall depth « Jot 64 insquare 502. now lot + in Elizabeth Watson recorded subdivision of Jot ‘G4in said square. Tint Provements as above stat ‘Terms: One-third cash, of which a deposit of $100 must be inade a: the time of sale: balance in equal in— stallments in one, two and three years, for which notes of the purchaser, bearing interest from day of sale and secured by deed of trust on pro} Millbe taken, or all cash, at the option ot chaser atrs ¥ sold, ‘the (pur- Ifterms are not complied with in Bfteen from sae the trusteo reserves the rizht to resell and cost of defaulting purchaser after ten ‘advertisement. Ali conveyancing and record- ing at the cost of purchaser. GRE TOMORROW. BERNHEIMER & CO., Auctioneers. ‘Successors to Weeks & Co. 637 Louisiana CLOTHING, SHOES, NOTION AT AUCTION. BALANCE OF STOCK OF A DEALER. AT AUCTION, WITHIN OUR SALES’ Rooms FRIDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY-FOURTH, 4 AT TEN A.M. Large lot Ladies’, Gents’ and Misses’ Shoes, Gents’ Qrerconta. Suits. “Costsy Paste and Voss: Boye » ove’ Overcoate, Ladies’ and Children's Under- Children’s Keady-made Drewes, Ladies’ Outing el Jackets, Laces, Fdcins, itibbon iases’ Rubber Coats, Hosiery, Hats, Cs ‘sold without reserve. 8, &e., Mi Tose with FSALTH DEPARTMENT, FEBEL ere will be sold at the New York avenue, on FRID: ARY 2 Tat yand, corner 234 am RY Pebrnary 24. 180, ‘one bay’ horse. taken ap from the northwest section. By orier of the health officer. . Poundmaster. It SAMUEL FINS mae LATIMER & SLOAN. Auctioneers JAPANES SAL LATIMER & SLOA‘ at To'eloct ‘p.m. 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 besold without limit or reserve at our sales room, 1001 Penn. ave., corner LOth st. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. fo16-1m Auctioneers. VWALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers VALUABLE PROPERTY AT ANACOSTIA. BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE HOMES AT AUCTION, By virtue of certain deeds of trust duly recorded in Uber 1405, folios 307 and 310. and 1410. follo 195 et #-q., respectively, land records of the District of Co Tumbie, and at the request of the parties secured thereby, we will offer for sale on the prem ses on FRI- DAY, FEBRUARY SEVENTEENTH, A. D. 1883, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., the following de- frictof Columbia Lote Sh, 30°40; aE as an 43 ‘olumbia: Lote 3k, 2 ae im block No. 2 of Oregon L. Green's subdivision of Chit cheater as per Plat of aaid subdivision. as duly Fe- forded in county liber 6, folio dd, one of the records, Qt the mirveyor cfice of the District of Colnubia together with improvements—three large fraine cot- ‘Terms: One-third cash. balance to sult th ccgecneees feestie nara sNteeceee ace at the tiie ofsale, aif converancing End reccrdine at the cost of purchaser. ‘Terius to b= Coupiied with within ten days after sale, “ctberwise the trustees reserve: the right, to resell the property aeithe risk ahd cost of the” defaulting purchaser oF EDWIN B. HAY, 2 DANIEL OC. CALLAHAN, ; Trustees, feddkas 1425 New Vork ave. f9-THE. ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED ON AC- sount of the weather until FRIDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY-FOURTH, same hour and place. By order Of the trustees: EDWIN B. HAY, 2 DANIEL OC. CALLAHAN. fe17-akas ENCANEON Bios, FOUR VALUABLE STRPET BE" WIEN NOTHWEST, TO Clo! E. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY TWENTY- FOURTH, A.D. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK: I will sell at auction, in. front of the prem ines. all of lots numbered TL ‘and.14 in square ches on Twelfth ty a depth cf 2M feet to an alley. hese lots are situated’ in one of the best locations for Duildine in one city. ‘Terms: One third of the purchase money in cash, balance in one and two years, notes to be given bear- Mur interes! at @ per cont from day faa payatie semi-annually aud to be secred by a deed of trast om the property fold. ora caah at the Option of the Pa chaser, "A deposti of #200 will be required pon lotat the time ot sale. Conveyancing, eat the cost of the purchaser. Terios <f sale so be complied with in fifteen davs, otherwise I reserve the rit t0 resell the property at the risk and cost of the default- int purchaser after ‘ve days! adverticenont of such Tesale in some newspaper Published in Washington, Dec ver SOHN B. LARNER felb-akas Attorney for the heirs. GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 1216 F st. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ROPERTY ON IRVING STREET BETWEEN SEXTENDED. By virtue of a certain deed of trust recorded in liber Ro- 187. follo 44 ot seq. one of the tand records for the ‘of Coluinbis, and at the of the Party secured thereby, we Wi for male. in front Of. the premises, on. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY-FIRST. 1803, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the following described property in the county of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: ‘The west 20feet front on Irving streat by the Taildepth of lot numbered ‘ten (O)in block “une dered one (1), in Todd & Brown's subdivision of part of Mount Plewsant and Pi jains. as said sub- i & it Pls division is recorded office of the surveyor of the District of Columbiay with the perpetual right to. use the west 5 feet front by the full depth of said lot as an Ney way only ; sold subject to a deed of trust to secure of #38, with interest at 6 percent from Sop of'ssle: All cash im excess, of said deed of 1100 deposit at time of fino ten ‘ite property wil be resold or resol jek and costof defaulting purchaser ater Ave days? JOHN T, ARMS. 2 fevrst THOS. E. WAGGAMAN,} The above sale is to FRIDAY, FEB- RUARY TWENTY FOURTH, 1800, same thine sind place. JOHN T, ARM: 2 iaMAN,} Trustees ferect THOS. E. WAGG FUTURE DAYS. LATIMER £ SLOAN, Aucta.. 1407 Gat TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRO! PROPERTY SITUATE ON. ‘REE: WENTY SIXTH STREET NORTAWEST. S82 BS i a i 4 (THOMAS DOWLING & SON. Auctioneers SEs aw. | ec } QUR SALE oN SATURDAY, FOESTU ELITE, ton, WITHIN ROOMS, 612 E ST. X.W.. COMMEN: O'CLOCK AM. WILL CONSIST OF 4 at LANEOUS COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD EF. | | FECTS. including Piec and Mantel Mirrors. Parior niture, Chatter Suites. &e.. Hair atd ether Mat fresmen WW 100 Cots, Extension Talon, Waninites, Folding feds, Chairs: Rockers. Re. Br sels and 1 . Heating and Co felt gd Inerain Carpets and Kuss. od rc. ALSO, AT HALP-PAST ELEVEN O'CLOCK, 5.000 ASSORTED CIGARS ALSO, AT TWELVE O° x Several Horses, a lange assortment of new and second: ‘band Carriages, Busyies, Phactous, Business Wagons Harness, &e., 30 A) Bridle Beast: 8° MART PES Lana w 90%, aces RE, LARGE LOT SUITABLE FOR c ¥. FEBRUARY TWENTY-FIFTH, = arithin our males, noon. 1407 st eral line of furmiture for housekewy” urposes “also some fue office furniture and other choice pieces. “Lot government bridles, &- ESO, AT TWELVE M., several Cebicieg, Horses, & fo232t LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. DARR & CO. AUCTIONEERS, 920 PAL AW w. SPECIAL AND SEASONABLE SALI: 0 COTS, MATTRESSES, CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, COP! COOKING UTENSILS, — SILVER-PLATED | | TABLE WARE, CUTLERY, EASY CHAIRS, | | <All of which and inore bie for preparations | | for the tiaururation, De the cooking aud | MOND. On MONDAY, EE BRCAR arr RAtcuree, FY BRUARY TWENTY SEVENTH, NACLOCK A.M. we wi sell at our sales GOVERNMENT SALE 01 BROWN HORSE. 4 Ne D HAKNESS Aero: Bi ATURDAY MOR: FEBRUARY TWEN. TH, #t TWELVE O'CLOCK, I will sell at the suction rooms of Kateliffe, Darr & Go.. 920 Pa. ave. ‘ONE BROWN HORSE | ONE RSE PHAPTON WITH SIDE LAMPS, Turned in by the bureau uf anvual ind grein by the bureau pee industry |. M. RUSK, _fe2l-dkdbs RATCLIFFE, DARE S Necretary. RR &'CO., Aucts. A YERY VALUABLE COLLECTION | FINE OIL PAINTINGS ‘TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION FEBRUARY TWENTY-FIGHTH, 1893, IN CHICKERING HALL, NEW YORK, BELONGING TO HENRY M. JOHNSTON OF BROOKLYN. racer Sat | ros? ats rine ar Washinetsns For Wiihiamaport, Hecker Raney ¥ 7 Pm. dail HE GREAT PENNSYLY TO THE NORTH. WES: DOUBLE TRACKS STRRL WALLA ' Macwibl h iad SOUP m dapuary NGTON PROM STATION CORNER STH AND HSS” AS FOLLOWS, For Pitatmre and the Wow Ponnaytwania mite t ™ i ta tianapolte sleeting Car Chia Rocheatar aod Niagara Palle ne a Wa For Williamsport. Ke ~y ails. om fi wack Narcant ttn cnet POR PHILADELPHIA, NEW VOR ANE Tae FAST. <0 (Rand D. Farrean Minentge Prevee gad. Dining “care, ? Ran Led "Wining ; 215. SNe ay e's. TN aan TS Gm Sumiar” 7A tk hy Preven Risen Parlor. and Tinine Care ‘no Coacwegh 7 A od am TST SNS Te ew TO at “ANaRESS > AN Parlor Cara rm eitinwore far Se Foty Prite alpha won “FOR PHITADELPHTA ONLY Festerpress, 7 0 tan wiek have, aed 4S Bom date chanse, 7 SO .m. wank qapean? dereey City with temtale Wrooklee Manon aor) direct transfer tn Pa ~ Soak York ct antic City, 1am, anaes. SSp.mi every day. Naturdays only, 849 For Baltimore, 5.00, 5. Ts, th ia ho th Th han hy 4,98, 5.40, 014.240. Toh Nad Te isan Ep, wa Outrindan Wh aks ah Sk we ire LW 1s So. oan in ), 220, 5 . is 10.00, eee op nebipesen: = “reek Line, 7 0am. and 4.20pm. dette except Sunday, roa FOR ALEXANDRIA AND TRE Sovra. For Alexandria, 4.30, @.0) 7.45. a Teh moon, Tow, 31), thy 84 EY Say at 4 oe as nase nD O15. 80 and 10. 4 p.m. pmodation for Qaanticn, 7.45 a.m. daily: 5.07 For Richmond and the F a7 eke nt ana the south, 4.39 ant 10.57a,m, ae ee 3, 7.05, wt, 10 9.10.10.15. 11-17 5.05, 705, 7.40, 8.1) EXHIBITION AT THE FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES FEBRUARY TWENTIETH TO FEBRUARY TWENTY-EIGHTH. 366 FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR STH 8T. ROBL.:T SOMERVILLE, Auctioneer. OLTGIES & CO.. Managers. ‘ 10.32 Ticketa and information af the office, northeast 9. ber Lith street and Penusvivania avente, ant at 0 Slatton. where ordars can br heft for {hn herking CHa eran om hotels and Coates. General Manager. aT] General Passenmer Agent BA“ M00ne & onto Rainoan. Schedule in effect November 13, 1897. Washington from wiation carrer of New Sarsey : trent Vestihnted tamited Re. mm. daily, i Lis and, to llananctie, Vout. express r ‘or Pittsbnreand Cleveland, expres daily mr Eittabmne an and, ex 1.300. For Laxineton and Staunton, +10.40.9.m. ror Wi and wav stations, $5. Leave For Larar. Natural Welter, none, an Neon ing cars throweh to Memphis and Sasha 2, For Laray. 5 ‘or Battin 00, 45, Mrs. 8. P. AVER® <=., will assist in the manage- ment of the sale. Choice eaingtis by the following artists are in this collection: (74 paintings by 54 different artists. ) BONHEUR, ROSA = KNAUS. BOUGUEREAU. KAEMMERER. BRETON. MONET. coRoT. MONTICHELLI. CAZIN. PASINI. DUPRE. ROUSSEAU. DECAMPs. ROYBET. DELACROIX. RICO. DAUBIGNY. SCHREYER. DIAZ. TROYON. DE NEUVILLE. VOLLON. DOMINGO. VAN MARKCE. ISABEY. ZAMACOIS, JACQUE. ZIEM. ° fe21-2t Carmart & Ler, 928 Tra Axo 706 K Sr. N.W., | Nill offer a line of GENUINE KID MOUSQUETAIRE GLOVES that have never sold less than $1.75 per | pairet 98. Blacks and colors. ONE HUNDRED EXTRA HEAVY AND SIZE | WHITE CROCHET BED SPREADS at $s 1 00 EACH. Prepare for the inauguration. We are offering bar- gains in Blankets, Comforts and Table Linens. CARHART & LEIDY, {08 (928 7th and 706 K st. a. THE BORTON CURE, or thecertain and permanent care of the MOR- FHINE, COCAINE. CHLOWAL ant TIGUOR BAB ITs {branch of the Piyinouth iustitute cof Warsaw, Ind..)'was permanently established at 1719 Gost. 2: w., May 1, Jest! and fas been” treating tis ‘class of iients with the wreatest. nucorss nice that sate fany who have. een ‘restored to uianbood, health nd position are willing to testify to, its merlin Henfe are not compelled to leave their homes and business while ‘underroine treatment, and those no dfenrine are trated ivately at. their hotwen The Cure. isa specific in these cases and ts eth Ra a a ; GEDDES, M- ian-in-Charge, fe2l-co2we TAOG sn CEREAL. CEREAL, - MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS: 1 i 4 E iD 3 5 cai {UNKENNESS OR THE DVHVEEY Conip BY ADMINISTERING HAINES’ GOLDEN SPECIFIC. in Ht can be given in s cup, tea, oF ta ter perglaneat and speedy cure, I _ speedy Beret decker eared il i 1 For persion. s7n.c0s =: r +539) er erat Eoin cebar anda gig n,n on 112.45, 51.1 4, 05,%9.40, 901 3D seen caoetee im. 4.00, 35.59) bm FFOR NEW YORK AND PAIL DELPHTA. Rixp tg 209 Pm, GaP). 11.30 p.m, “Sieeping Cae: ane gs on ol Gor gue. m wr futritine aaa Shee eT Smtr inromnerovin an For Atlan‘te City, 10.00. m. and 12.05p.m. days. 12.05 p.m. ‘tExcept Sunday. me “Daily. =< eT eat teket opr 1351 Pa ave. <j IT. Gen. Manager. i CHAS. 0. : In14) Gen. Pasa. Ae't RICHMOND AND PANVITTE RATLROAD co HUIDEROPPR AND REUBEN POSTER. PORIVERS. - connects at Leachburs for stationson Norfolk and Western railroad. ant fr Principal noints south on all Divisions of Richman t and Danville Syetem: ‘Pullman Sleeper, New Tore necting thenne with 4 for Men tlm arith ta, satinests mscae for Print rpahnire dally excent Sunn Pm. 1 for Warrenton ant Cherlottearitie and through train for Pront Roval and Streabure dail ry ac NGTOX AND sonra weeten LIMITED, compose oe. Hrely of Pallman Sleeper. hintne: Partoennd Scnokine Care, apd rane to an ny = m hoursy with Pr an Sleeper through "New ¥ork and Waehyneon t Ne Orleans via Montwomery a1 ny teks 11.00 p.m. —Datly for Richmond and Panetta 'weatem avhineton to Hot Sprincs via Ashe: hineton ts atlanta, ee WASHINGTON AND ORTO DIVISE ington at 810 am. 4.25 pm. and 625 Vntarning. arrive Washington 8 "30%. tn nd tam. daily “Train leaving Was! Pom.andarriving 0.53 am, rans toant from Herndon only Through trams from the sonth arrive Woshineton .458/m “10-40. an .30 pn Me fon, T6"a0 g tan andthe iae,eacent Samay ic learn isms and taf armati furninhed at hon, varia ave. an Passenger Station, Pei ‘a Railroad, Washing S. BROWN, General Agent Passoncor Dept. A, TURK. General Passeniur gem W. Hi, GREEN. General Manacer D OnTO HESAPEAKE 8 SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOPER ™, 18% ‘Trains leave daily from jon (Band > otains save daily, on Station (Band >, ‘Thronzh the grandest scenery in America, with ty handaoiest and “nowt couplers Solld-Train Servi West froin Washingtong. cit doit Sally sBinetnnats and St. Lomte t4v- Vestibaled. ne mained lester Leivedlrain. “Pailinan's newt Siesging rare Washi meng p.m. daily—The famons Siserere for Cinctomsts Letinston’ andl Laguiavlts ere for Cincianst, Lexinston am ite, without change, arrivin: Lexington 4:10) mS Calva, deot Pokies Skip. Expres fo" Gordons loftesviile, Ricumond. Warnesbor®. Staunton. asi Bncipal Virzinia po'ats, daily, except Sunday. > se 1 Peons. ae a mat FLW FULLER, Gen Pameneer Ageot fa ac ee anh POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. _ QWAstseTon STeAMBoaT CO. For Potoinac river landines Notice. In addition to prescut schedale to relieve, the prewure of business Wakefield will sail gn Monday. Thursday Friday wud ms te ty Jocation: ITED. Spevial weheed Without notice. C. W- text follow sul: to cba RIDL Gout ag lines. 3 Retaatiaicstentmer agi JORS CALLAN INGTON STEAMBOAT CO.. From 7th st. “ferry” Potomac Kiver Landines. Commencing’ Dee. ZB ceuiect to hanes without oer ape SHE Steamer Arrowsmith on SON, pal m. Returning om cw. RIDLEY, General ry ‘spin. Toutes of rowamtts.” Seo schedule. fteziat able odor and unpleasant flavor, but the genuine ‘Bearing the authorized signature of Justus von Lic- ‘big, the grest chemist. bes the odor of rosst beef s7avy, a fine flavor, dissolves clearly in water and as- ‘similates with the finest and simplest cookery. FOR DELICIOUS, REFRESHING BERF TEA FOR IMPROVED AND ECONOMIC COOKERY. 1o16-4h, ta NORFOLK AXD WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT C2. POWERFUL IRON PALACE sTEAMERS “WASHINGTON” and ““NORPOLK.* Daily at 7 p.m. from the foot of 7th st. for Fortress Monroe, Newport News, Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Portsmouth and the south Through sineping ca: service via Norfolk and Carolina railroad and Atiantie Coast line, between Norfolk, Wilmingto., Cuariee ton, Sevannah, Jacksouville and St. Ausustine ' #80. CALLAMAX, aw Gan Bape ‘a =