Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1893, Page 10

10 jl ee, ; * THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL $ P.M. FRIDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, fair till Friday noon, threatening weather Friday evening. possibly light rains: sta tionary temperature Friday morning: slightly eooler Saturday morning: variable winds. CONDITION OF THE WATER Temperature and condition of water at 8} a.m.: Great Fails, temperature, 36: condition, | 2. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 39. Con. dition at north connection. 4: romdition south connection, 36: distributing reservoi temperature. condition at influent gate Dense, 14: ef ate house, 10. High tid ! Low tid 7:50 a.m. 8:03 p.m. a.m. 38 18 p.m. Suow Brer axp Srnixa Lana, Raised in Loudoun county, Va., by Messrs. 8.S. Lutz and Howings. Shipped tome by Mr. E. F Bureb. The cattle arrived and were slangh- tered at the Washington abattoir and are now on exhibition. And, far exceeding our fondest expectation, are declared the finest beef ever exhibited in this city. Visitors and the public are cordially invited to come and see for themselves. T. T. Keaxz, ‘The largest dealer in home dressed beef south of New York, 51, 7th st. wing, Center Market Stalls 36, 49, TreMeNpous bargains at the Consolidated Clothing Sale, cor. 9h and E sts. Crorcest. cheapest and best Meats in town HL Yosr, sx., Center Market, 9th st. wing. Iv T's a Necarie You Nexo, see our 50c. spring line. They are Rich and Dressy. Hesry Fraxo & Sox, cor. 7th and D. Cuevaraxp’s Pictone given free at 729 7th street tomorrow. PowErrc opera glasses, #3. Hrxrten, cor.43; ‘Tunse Dotiaus worth of clothing for @1 at the Consolidated Clothing Sale, cor. 9th and E sts. = Sao Eaca Borrie of Cun. Xaxper’s own Vir- oon Port represents seven pounds of Norton Tt is richer in fruit elements and medic- virtues than any otber port wine. 909 7th. A Vorcr From Wasarxeros. Dear Sir: The janitor of my station house, George Jenkins, being prostrate with rheuma- I gave him one boitle of “Gypsey's Gift, which made a perfect cure. Jaues W. Gesarorp, Lieutenant First Precinct Sisters of the Holy Cross take pleasure in | recommending Gypsey's Gift aa greatest remedy they ever huew for rheumatism. A volume could be filled with testimonials, but ifany aresick with rheumation ty Gyp- sey's Gift and be convinced Exzoant Opera and Tourists’ Glasson. Cuar- ais Orica Co., Masonic Temple, F st. Dox’r forget the Consolidated Clothing Sale, cor. $th and E sts. eo Fessrra’s Ten Carman. ‘s dinner at 1427 New York avens Cuxvetaxp’s Picture given free at 729 7th Street tomorrow. We Ane “Eromr rx Ir,” when it comes to hate! All the new spring styles are here. Hexer Fraxe & Sox, cor. 7th and D. Hanmisox, 1329 F street. Special spring opening of imported Bonnets and Hats Thurs- ay and Fridey, March 2and 3. (No cards. ) For Inavavratiox— Silk Hats, $2.50, C. & 8. | Light Campaign Pings, 50c. A. T. Lewis, 4357th. | Canrers Curse by the Esipme Carrer } ‘Wonrxs, 681-625 Mass. ave. n.w.,are made moth- | proof free of charge. Telephone 435-2 - ‘Ma. W. H. Lowerur has returned from New York and will Be pieased to meet his friends aud customers at Harrison's, 1329 F street. ie AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Atzavon's Orrra Hovse.—Sol Smith Rus- sell in “A Poor Relation.” New Natioxan Tueater.—Johustone Ben- mett in “Jane.” Acapemy of Mvsic.—Donnelly & Girard in “Natural Gas. Hants’ Burov Taxargr.—Ezra Kendall in A Pair of Kids.” Kensay’s Lrcevw Taxatem—‘The South Before the War. ‘Tux Barrie of Gerrysscac.—i5th street and Ohio aver Merzexorr Music Hatt.—George Wilson Minstrels. Meruoronitan Pressyrextax Cacecn (47H | axp B Streets s.£. )—-Kev. Wm. Chester's lec- ture on “Egypt aud Jeruselem.” Cannott Ivstitere Hart (10ra Srneet Above N. ¥. Ave.) -Miss Anna Seaton Schmidt's lecture on “Paris and Napoleon the First.” Masoxte Texrie.—-Prof. M. A. Stevenson's Grand Zolion Concert. ai i of Peunsylvania Kaiiroad Ti ee emcnon senier. ame In order to accommodate its patrons, the City ticket office of the P nsyivania railroad, at 18th stree: and the avenue. will be kept open until 10 p.m., commencing Saturday. the 4th imstent, and continuing until Monday, 6th ijustant, inclusive. Orders for baggage or accommodation in par- Jor or sleeping care can be made ou applica- tion. — New Stations Established in Washington by the Pennsylvania Raliroad O ACCOUNT OF THE INAUGURATION. For the convenience of the increased travel and the prom; dexpeditious movement of | trains two new «tations will be opened by the Peunsylvania Railroad Company, going into effect Thursday, March 2, and continuing until 6 p.m. March 6. ese new stations will be at 7th and Virginia avenue and 9th and Maryland avenue. All local trains of the Baltimore and Poto- mactatiroad between Washington and Balti- more will depart from and arrive at 7th and Virginia avenue station. Al the Washington and Alexandria local trains will depart from and arrive at the 9th and Maryland avenue station. These uew stations. centrally located and convenient to the cable cars, will euable pas- sengers to reach any part of the city ina few minntes, All other trains will depart from and arrive at the regular Pennsylvania railroad stati corner 6th and B streets. — Special Service on Pe sylvan! Railroad. For the benetit of the travel between Wash- ington and Baltimore on iuauguration day. March 4, regular trains between Washington and Baltmore will be run in as many sections as the Becessition of travel require, thus insuring | prompt arrival and departure in every case. ‘The last train will leave Washington for Bal- | timore at 1.00 «4. m. Sunday, March 5, thus enab- ling persous to attend the bali and return the same night. > — Free Bald Heads. Iwill mail on application, free information Row to grow lulr upon a baid bead, stop falling Lair and remove scalp diseases. H. W. Gardner, 32 Bast 2d street, Cincinnati, Obio.~ Adct. Reovtas Satz of farniture at Latimer & Sloan's, 1407 G street, toworrow at 10am. et. —_- SEE special notice to school children. —— Ox Acoust o¥ tux Gneat Rus the Union ‘Transfer Company have mgde ample provision for prompt delivery of baggage to hotels aud nces in Washington. Orders for delivery ‘of baggage, as well as calling for same, can be left at the Pennsylvania railroad ticket office, 13th and Pennspivania atenue, or at the office of the company at Ii ang P. elation —Adré Secrre a cab of "the Heraie Phacton Com- y for the inaugural ball. Prom . Ehce aseured.—4det Ti an ti “Gui to Wasurxerox" free of charge at the Bradbury Piano Ware Rooms, 1225 Pu, @trangers welcome. —Adct. — psoitemadon Naruias, fags, shields, pictures, &e. Gould's. _— Sux special notice to school children. {at its bead * | Mann for #7,000 sub 86, square AMUSEMENTS. | Tae St. Cectzta Quanrer.—The first con-| | cert of the St. Cecilin Quartet under its present | organization, consisting of Mra. Neilie Wilson Shir-Cliff, first soprano; Miss Ruth Thompson, | second soprano; Mra. E. R. True, first con- tralto. and Miss Mamie Worley. second con- tralto, took place at the Universalist Church last night. Dr. J. W. Bischoff the director | the present quartet, as he was of the o-iginal | St. Cecilias, who were’ Miss Minnie Ewan, first | | sovrano; Mise Detweiler (now Mra. J. F. Oye- ter). second soprano; Mra. J. W. Powell (now | Mrs. Curriden), first contralto, and Mra. H. H. Mills, second contralto. The success attained | | | by the old organization was something | phenomenal in regard to combinations | of female singers, and even after some| | changes in the membership were made it | maintained a high reputat But it finally | broke up and the name of the St. Cecilias was | but a memory until it was revived by the ladies | who appeared last night. In the meantime the Philharmonic Ladies’ Quartet bad come into existence and bad acquired great popularity, their voices being young, fresh and well bal- anced. The present St. Cecilias have good in- dividual voices and the work of the ladies last night both in solo and concerted numbers was weil applauded, encores being numerous. They were assisted by Mr. John P. Lawrence, pian- ist, who played Chopin's “Scherzo” in C shar] | minor and Rubenstein’s “Barcarolle” in | minor, the latter receiving an emphatic en- core. The whole concert was evidently enjoyed | by a cultured audience. | Eoxrr axp Junvsacen is the title of a new lecture by Rev. Wm. Chester of Milwaukee, Wis., who will deliver it tonight in the Metro— politan Presbyterian Chureh, corner 4th and B streets southeast. It will be’ finely illustrated by views, and this will add to the attractive- ness of the description which will be given by the speaker. Mr. Chester is an eloquent speaker and is very popular. Miss ANNa Seatos Scuotrpt will deliver the second of the course in the Carroll Institute Hall, on 10th street above New York avenue, this evening. Her subject, “France and Na- poleou the First,” is one of great interest, and she treats it in an extremely interesting man- ner. Her lecture will be liberally illustrated by excellent stereopticon views. > ALEXANDRIA, THE NEAR FUTURE OF FISHTOWN, The new lessee of the fish wharf, Capt. Beach, has taken possession of his lease and the pre- liminaries of the fishing season will soon be in Progress. The wharves will be arranged so that the offal shall be cared for and the ancient and fishlike odor reduced to a minimum. Later & temporary electric light will be put up on the wharf and the work of the year commence with the first load of fish. It is thought, however, that most of the shad and a considerable pro- ortion of the herring will be carried to Wash- ington. AN OLD WARE HOUSE AND ITS STATUS. A petition now in the bands of the city finance committee in regard to the large three- tory brick ware house at the southeast corner of Prince and Union streets has an interest in wes the changes in the men and places of business here. Geo. Suckley & Co., wholesale dealers in one of the northern cities, had once a most extensive custom in Alexandria as to general hardware and_build- ing material, and were as well known here as any of the leading commercial houses of the great cities now are. Mr. Suckley was part | owner of this ware house and it is developed in the petition that his heirs cannot be found. Formerly the ware house was at the center of trade and would rent for perhaps $500 per annum: now it ix said in the petition that its as- sessment of $1,000 is more ‘than it can be sold for. Nore. ‘The Columbia Fire Company met last night and agreed to accept an invitation to take part in the firemen’s parade at Frederick city next June. A committee of the company will at once begin arrangements for that purpose. The Friendship Fire Cothpany (1774) has | definitely agreed not to appear in the inaugural procession. ‘The company bas an invitation to appear at Chicago in the Columbian exposition there and last night began its preparations to “go west.” ‘A Washington compat with Mr. G.C.Videtto as bought out for £30,000 the old Frost brick plant on the Potomac below this city and will go to work to renew operations there. ibe city school board will hold its regular meeting for March at the school tonight. > F. Oyster Talks Butter. Having recerved ten thousand new boxes, Mr. Jas. F. Oyster will sell tomorrow 5-Ib. boxes of usual 40¢. fancy creamery butter for £1.75. Jas, FP. Oyster, remember, corner 9th and Penn- aylvania avenue.—Adrt il Be Two Men, ne Star: Your editorial in re congressional touching protection tohuman life on railroads shows vou earnest as ever in behalf of ‘every | good word and work” in thecommunity. Your paper is indeed a power in the land, and can safely be counted on always for good. Now I hope you will begin another crasade for good, the arousing public interest in the manifest necessity of claiming (an werswhere, wherever a trust involves | human lle, two men, and not one | Where there it one al inewsages and orden | drunkenness or derangement, &c. | must necessarily vecar—and not seldom eith Who does not know it? It is indeed more often | than the public learn, It is a shame that | human life is thus eo lightly imperiled: and it | certainly ought to be stopped. 2 eh PES. | Real Estate Matters. | Adolph C. Ruebesam bas purchased of H. L. 4, ironting 19 feet on 3d between N and O streets north- west. | 1. 3L Beckett and wife have sold to Frederick | Brinkman the northwest corner of 6th and (| streets southeast, part of lot 1. square $43, 20x | 57%;, for $4,580, being #4 per square foot. | Serstic Rueowarisa. | Mr. B.D. Wheeler, the popular deputy sheriff of Burlington county, Vt. says: “I suffered terrible tortures for ten yeare with sciatic rhecunatian. 1 | ttiedabout everything, but never got a dollar's worth of help. I becan taxing Hood's Sarsaparilla. Since | taking it Tdon't have any pain and can «et around all | right. If Hood's Sarsaparilia cost $10° bottle 1 | | sbould continue nsing it. I bave advised a good | many of my trieuds to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, for I | know that HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA CURES. R. D. WHEELER, Winooski Falls, Vt. N. B.—Be sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla, HOOD'S PILLS are the best after dinner Pills, as- sist digestion, cure headache. Try «box. 4 Siuxs Ox Fine | With agonizing eczomas and other itching, burning, | Dieeding, scaly, blotchy and pimply skin and scalp | diseases ‘are instantly relieved and speedily cured by celebrate? CUTICURA REMEDIES, the greatest skim cures, blood purifiers and humor remedies of | modern times. Scld throughout the world. \9,000 Gots For SALE OR HIRE. Woven wire and upholstered. Lowest prices in the city. Just arrived one carioad of Upholstered Cots. Will be eacrisiced Ar Tdc. Eacu. JULIUS LANSBURCH, 1X. Y. ave., between 13th and 14th sts. Corsox & eee NEW MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK Correspondents of Mesure, Moore & Schley, 90 Broad- Beqhers and Dealers in Goverament Bonds | street tomorrow. | Priee, 25 cents, JURORS FOR MAKCH. Those Selected for the Different Courts of the District. The following have been drawn by the clerk of the court for service in the Circuit aud Crim- | inal Courts to report on Tuesday nex! Cirenit Court, No. 1.—Charles E. Hodgkin, Wm. Studer, Earnest Willner, W. 8. McCord, Frank Shroth, W. E. Stuart, George F Soter, S.S. House, W. ©. Peak, John B. Barker, Al- fred Wood, WH Beall, F. M. Krouse, F. B. | Howard, M. A. McGowan, John F. Green, John A, Mills, Chas. H. Parker, John Nephew, Hern- don Morsell, Jobn H. McGruder, Stewart Howell, Jansen Trumbull, G. A. Barthalane, J. V. White and Isaac A. Eiker. Cireuit, No. 2.—W. G. Metzerott, Frank P. A. Rover, John Mor- Edward Snowden, Iraac W. Scott, Walter . Jones, Henry Eberbach, H.C. McCauley, Robert Leding, Albert Lee, C.M. Buckey. John ‘M. Adams, James Daly, larry G. Jones, jr., F. W. Prait, R. W. Dunn, Thos. Reedy, Joveph Waltemeyer, Samacl Duvall, W. I- Brown, John T. Crowley, George Butter, Charles A. Evans and C. C. Smithson. Criminal Court.—Wallace Payne, John Flan- agan, Robert Hyatt, H. Markward, James Mor- row, Richard E. Miles, C.F. Blundon, Herman Barghansen, Jobn B. Graves, Henry Crawford, C. E. Offutt, Henry B. Polkinhorn, H. W. Dor- sey, R. H. Lewin, P. Leonard, W. W. Gib- bone, H.C. Borden, John Albert, F. A. Belt, Robert Jobnson, M. Finan, Georgo Barr, John Burrows, Charles White, Jerry Hicks, W. 8. Dawson. pure sure pure sure pure sure pure sure pure sure pure Sure pure sure pure sure pure eure pure sure pure Ose Turxo Cearars If youdo nottry Cleveland's Baking Powder you can never know how good the best is. Besides, it costs nothing to try it, for if you do not find it exactly as rep- Tesented, your grocer will pay you back your money. Cleveland's A dsolutely the Best. CITY iT ‘MS. Cleveland's Picture given free at - ‘ith it ean ‘The Standard Sewing Machine. Fiske, 427 9th street northwest. The best machine on earth, It ‘They Are, Ready for You. Spring Style Hat?—all shapes. Spring Style Scarfe—all shades, Spring Style Shirte—al! colors. Spring Styles in all lines. Hexny Franc & Son, cor. 7th and D. mh2-3t aa Consolidated Clothing Sale now in fall blast. Corner 9th and F. It Reduction in Coftees for Inauguration! Friday, March 8. Great China and Japan Tea Co., 729 Seventh st., will sell tomorrow 25,000 pounds of fine Coffee at 15 centa per pound. 30,000 pounds 25-cent Coffee at 20 cents per pound. 30.000 pounds of 30-cent Coffee at 25 centa per pound. 15,000 ounds of ‘ine Green, Black or Mixed Tea 20 cents per pound, 30,000 pounds of ‘S0-cent Tea at 40 cents per pound, Vifty barrels Rice, 5 cents per pound, Hundred boxes of 729 7th st 729 7th st. Cleveland's picture free. Cleveland's picture free. 729 7th st. '29 7th st. 729 7th st. 729 7th st. G6 cents per pound. Gneat Curva AND JAPAN Tea Co., 1t 729 7th st., telephone 818. 1 Am Ready if You Are. If you are ready to buy Furniture (a single piece or enough for an entire house) or Carpet (ove yard or w thousand) I am ready to eell it to you at the “bottom” figures on * | menta, me" pay- No one will do more—at is doubtful if will do as well. ‘The Accommodator, Seventh street northwest. Clevelana’s Pict ture given free at 729 7th street tomorrow. te bee ge Household Hardware.—Tuort, 1602 14th. 1¢ A Slight Cold, it neglected, often attacks the lungs. Brown's Bronchial Troches give sure and immediate relief. Sold only in bozes. z mb2-o3t ‘They Are Coming Every Day.—The new shapes’ in Spring Hats, Derbies wed. Tourists (Fedoras). Hexny Franc & Sox, mh2-3t Cor. 7th and D, EE The Entire Stock of the Caxxox Bat CLorstxe Co. now on sale at 9th and E sts. It 3 2 Cleveland’s Picture street tomorrow. Pure Rye Whisky (6 years old), 65¢. at Port Wine (med. use), very rich, 50c. qt. Sherry Wine, pale dry for table, 50c. qt. Moscatel and Angelica Wines, 50c. qt. Golden Catawba, 23e. bottle: Claret 25. qt. Fine Process Flour, 81.50 and 75c. sk.; Roller Process, $1.30.nd 65¢. sk.; Green Peas, 10c. can: Sugar Corn, 10c.; Brook Trout,’ 0. Broiled Mackerel, i8e.; Sardines, 10c. ;Imported, 2 cans for 25c. ?. RB. Witsox, 934 7th st. n.w. ty Souvenirs of all kinds; increased variet wholesale and retail. WaLroxp’s s, 477 Pa. ave.* Nothing of a medicinal or harmful nature enters into the composition uf White's Yucatan Gum: but, on the contrary, every ipgredient is beneficial to the human n system. = fo2i-6t Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa — in aroma, flavor, Fichness, and digestibility. 1 Ladies! Buy, the Old Reliable, Time-tested ‘beeler & Wilson. Each year brings it new laurels, rogrenive mechanical expert’ of today pros pre ive mec! expert Sovkons the best in. toa world to'be the how High Arm, No. 9 Office, 487 9th ot ar. ge or south of E Helier, 720 7th at nw. is making 0 ciatiy in Ladion' and. Children's Har *Onttlog peeing ales Goaetanicee: oer prensa. ie NEW PUBLICATIONS. As WOMAN'S: FO! Caton one of Can roll. pn ee THE WHITE MOUSE. Se ALBAUGH’S. TONIGHT AT 8. SPECIAL MATINEE TOMORROW. NO SATURDAY MATINEE. SOL SMITH RUSSELL A POOR RELATION. Next Week—Digby Bell Opera Company in JUPITER. SEATS NO ON SALE. mb2-tf ALPACoHs—ExTRA 241et to 248th Performances of mov BELL DIGBY AND HIS Gomis Opera Gompany Presenting the Bril DITER. JUPITER. conducted by the composer, MR, s0rtAN Th EDWARDS: Presented by the original New York ‘ GULAR_ PRICES. RE SEATS AND BOXES NOW ON SALE. h2-3t (JRANDEST OF THEM ALL, SACRED CONCERT, NEW NATIONAL, SUNDAY NIGHT, MARCH 5. PHENOMENAL MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS, MADAME SISSIERETTA JONES, BLACK PATTI, Greatest Singer of the Age. She sings like Pattl.—N. ¥. World. Without an equal in her own race, few in any race.— Reca}ied again and again, she received an ovation. — MY JULES LEVY—KING OF CORNETISTS. ‘Temperance Choir—Mr. Joseph Douglass, vio Mr. Lloyd Gibbe, tenor soliets and cherusca, east TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT THEATER. mb2-3t ESt88— FOR THE DOG |WILSONS S HO W CLOSE MARCH 6 1237 Pa. ave. IVY CITY JOCKEY CLUB Inaugural Meeting. IVY CITY RACE TRACK, OPENING DAY, SATURDAY, FEB. 26. Five Brilliant Races. BEGINNING PROMPTLY AT 2:15 P.M. ‘Track ean be reached by the B: and. R R., eleo- tric cars to Eckingtom and usual driving roads. ADMISSION, $1. Ladies accompanied by « gen- tleman, free. |CTOR SASS, Secretary. HEW RATIONAL THEATRE. Erening Queen of Comedi SPECIAL MATINEE FRIDAY AT2 P.M. ISS AOHRSTONE BERYETT Under the Direction o7 CHARLES FROHMAN. by the Our-act Comedietta, CaUM TW JHE LOST PARADISE, ACADEMY. Every Evening This Week. SPECIAL MATINEE FRIDAY. , ‘The Comedians DONNELLY & GIRARD, {sone Yen Mi And Their New Company, in the NEW NATURAL GAS. EVERYTHING NEW! FUNNIER THAN EVER! Net, | BOSE sna COGHLAN Sut 4B, Gardours ACADEMY. CONCERT AND READINGS. MISS BERTHA LINCOLN, MISS FLORENCE WEBSTER, MISS BERTHA LUCAS, Violinist. PROF. JOHN P. LAWRENCE, Accompanist. SOLOS, READINGS, VIOLIN AND PIANO. SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH 6. Salo of seats begins March 2. Popular prices, Grand Military Goncert By the United States Marine Band, ‘Under the rersonal direction of f027-6t PROF. F. FANCIULLI. Albaugh’s Grand Opera House, Sunday Evening, Maroeh 6, 1898. D. C. THURSD AMUSEMENTS. THE INAUGURATION. eee =——— ‘TRE worto's ‘gases Nese REMENYI, by the following artis’, a ar iaumenyl Rone Yor Tor"this: bis grandest and mavet ™ NCE SAGE, JAS. W. MARSHBANK, Barytone. METZEROTT MUSIC HALT, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 8. Seatson sale at Metzerott’s on and after Monday, February 2. Tickets, 500 ands. 625-10 Est? AND seRvsate, ‘The new lecture by Vv. WM. CHESTER Of Milwaukee, Wis. : THURSDAY, MARCH 2, AT 8 P.M. Inthe METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Corner 4th and B sts. s.¢. ‘Will be magnificently illustrated by more than 200 exquisite views. Admission, 50 cents. Cable cars ran near the ohurcl. fe25,28m1,2 WENCH SELECT MICAREME Dnts@ AND fasquerade Cha . wiven by the Union tr igmettede Taneue Viancelse’ sr cy Buliders: Ex: Sra ewes, ean METZEROTT ONE i} Enrime CoMMERcING WEEK, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27. * MATINEES WED. —THURS.—FRI.—SAT. AND—HIS—SUPERB —HIGH—CLASS. MINSTREL ORGANIZATION. ONLY FRESH—FUN, NEW-—SPECIALTIES, BIG—sHOW, NEW—SONGS. NEW—DANCES, \ JAPANESE TROUPE, 0 OURAS’ MARVELOUS ya SKPANEME THOUPL: em Woseees THE NONDESCRIPT c. B. OW WELBY, PEARL AND ‘KEYS. THE—MOST—EXPENSIVE ‘MINSTREL—SHOW—IN—THE— WORLD. 1025-tf STEVENSON’! GRAND XOLIAN asonie Hall. cor. th and Ft March", 7 p.m. Go bear {ie wonderfu’ 81.000 Nolan Orchestre: MAditentor 50c._ See prograin. fe2 H*221s' Busou THEATER. Mrs. P. HARRIS, R. L. BRITTON and T. F. DEAN, Proprietors. ‘Matinee Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Week commencing February 27, 1893, EZRA KENDALL In A PAIR OF KIDS. FORE, NTUPERING INAUGURATION. BAND. inn snd'wile one cdutercs Hoe ofcabie cat os sonable rates Apply 100; Ttket nw it LEASANT SOUTH ROOM FURNISH D, WITH | for gentiemam and wits during tvaucura Yon; terns reasouabie. Call at 1582 Tet mw tt me RENT r_peou WITH 3 3 WINDOWS: ALSO PALAIS ROYAL. cor. Pe. ave and Fok PST ONF WINDOW. SPL xp At 805 Market space. Hoom'S thin foo It POR KENTUNTIL MARCH 7, isco, THREE unfargishe) rome: “ill bold twenty price. S50 20 Arthur place, a@oining grounds. Apply on premise, ® A COPIES OF CLEVELAND_ THIS 5,000 Sure trove i nortan seta tee 8 are selling theme 10: MATTERN'S. 4 po Lace winxp IN WARM AND ELE. _fantiy Tarnis ed room. a cood view of Matsraral PANGS: Refreshments served if wanted. Ingaire 208 ae Tom. a. F, ° ‘Who received 48 wounds in the battle, will lectare at the Panorama of the CHASE, BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. VIEW. TONIGHT. Topay. 27 AND: RAtwtoxps VACATION EXCURSIONS. ALL TRAVELING EXPENSES INCLUDED. reo Or leas a via as follows for Koi tw Partioe will leave hia as foNlows for magnia- ota. BEYOND THE ROCKIES. fo. 1 APRIT. 24. 82 DAYS. TRIP throush Colo- Ro, New Mexico, Cal fic Northweat, Bes eh yevtons: Nasional APRIL C4 73 DAYS THIP, the mame as aS Saye throneh Xi ow wee ‘Arizona, California, Nevada. Utah ‘and The Yosemite Valley may ml visited im connection with either of these grcurston acne a acral esacesd throne the Yellowstone Hach of tesa tours includes « week at the Colum- Dian Ex ositie COURAFIOR-TWO TICKETS TO SENATE ‘reee Huet Gupitol stsest ot ad for 85Qeach Ad- eal rae setion ’ NESTIBULED: Mens ii ‘DINING OARS 939 ptoatome’y a a2 he _ ther fret men. ‘Terms reasonabie. So FY innrs tion da larme room over ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS 2 large windows, Prue view of ‘ou: March 8 and @ RSION TO MFXIQO March 8. WORLD'S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION— ial Pullman Vestibuled Traine, with Dining Tey heat Ts AMES ¥. DAVIN SONS. 1201 Pa. a 80: WO COMMUNICATING ROOM. IST FLOO! ntl eave Plannin to Cult’ groquet | P tutan for seyerl wesusna ia ms fancenie during thesummer, A week the | Hom, meals served: home board; Virgins cool tnond & Whitcomb Grand. Hotel, "opposite the fir | 920 sto ae rounds, will be included in the tickets. JOR RENT—FOR MARCH &. side Pennsyivania sve. , ous window. story: ome _ 5 —— Apply Room 2, Ceutral Sater venti td : pe aSSend for descrintive book, mentioning the OR RENT FIN WARM S-WINDOW STF awe heated office for parade: view for twenty persons, RAYMOND & WHITCOMB, Sierncat Pa. ave. ; take elevator. Lanch 111 South Ninth street (nnder Continental Hotel), me is} pari rior an’ pe ie A brace a alee DROF.J: B. CALDWELL'S DANCING ACADF: cor. Sthant H a.w.. Tuesday and Fri evenings. Priva’ Tessons given by appoin my residence, 40C st. nw. fe 2 | RoE: VIEW FROM CAPITOL TO TREAS two roouis and eight windows for parade end fire works. Appis to Room 18, G31 Pa.ave aoe. mbl-oe DOWS FACING TRF ASURY APANESE CREPE NAPKINS, | LANTERNS. riment for ral Flags, Shields, Guriands, Wreath, ke for decors: ee ie pe oo Sindog em ‘i Hors. Scrap Book Pictures, Easter Nove'ties. Frene BI D&W.ST. Real ls Tissue Pavte, Favors, 8c. 3.JAY GOULD. 421 9th st. ud Insurance, HOICE CHAT ter of Lafayette Park stands, stand of the Presiden"; an lon covered and inclosed 7th stand Pa. ave inorth mide). Apply to fevchant Tailor, 423 11th et. nw. SEATS NEAR CEN” opposite reviewing THE INAUGURATION re Pa min 3 QOR RENT—FOR INAUGURATION, LARGE front Tindowseact.'all well heated fe Siew of parades stitable Tor Der Sows cheap, lodwing for 30. N. ° 2a anew THREE DAYS AND ly furnished parlor and bd roov Six pemons: lance windows. Also jaber and sittine room with three large wingows 2X" ersons ; ", convent no ineals. monet wi th and 10th; ali windows facing on ave. and views: posurpare J Great chance for narties of friends. On our **Reviewing Stands” you will be ne as th your own room at wided You are wrapped wp. re ~ubstantial'y constructed, >uahly waterproof nd wind vot The pr MTAENIS to inne’ and ters address, REFERENC | Btar office, Jons, polite ushers, ANDALL HOJEL STAND-FULL VIEW OF ub Plenty of seats, 0 increase in prices, Penn. ave. and 1 h st. :also of President as he parade: 2 curon tlekets at stsnd or In gheed toi Bh of sreculatora TikGo&k KEENAN. mbit cf Hayegan sreom tener wide ope pret svATs: FRONT ROW: DIUECTLY osite Prosiden* on Lafasetie ‘quote reviewiug geste Boe. ey wand phoom 21, Builders’ Excuange, 719 13un st. ow on aie at stands at 13th fand the “Avenue, Lafayette ah Park 7th and the Avenue—north WINDOWS AT_$10 EACH; wide; aiso on sale at ‘view of parade quarnuterd. 75 seats fi 4 MANNING & PARSONS’, chancr for apecaistors, provided lamsbet eta fe3-1m 14th and Hoste mw. | and sentsare Gasierect if GE ROOM, WITH THREE WIN Sy = LARGE ROOM, WITH THREE WINDOWS AND ee balcony, for rent: {rein 18th stand Penuaeve,; FOR TH it i Pe 4 faruished ee bet. aries Uw RooB! JB"ST PLACE FOR FINE WINES AND LIQUORS for inauguration; special prices for this week ovly at enticusce preferred: sr nished rooms on 2d and 3d fl W Xd0Ws For rene FOR THE INAUGURA- tion; corner 15th and Pa. ave. GRACE M. THOMAS, Room 100, Corcoran bide. DATIONS FOR 51 three elegant furnished rooms; doubl cots. 716 N. Cap. st. RK’ ‘and Pa. ave. nw. ved by Buiding Inspector Entwisle. Fe DURING INAUGURAL. ADE, balcony and heated parlor immediately tn front of fhewrand review af a Nery reasonable price Us. URPASSED SEATS FOR VIEWING PARADE for sal 'SELIGSON'S, 1200 Penn. ave. Prices reasouabie. JOR RENT—PARLORS AND WINDOWS and iid floors for the inawcural parade. 12) aves 0.0, af muht JOR SALE— FEW CHOICE SEATS FOR inangural procession. comiman, toa ah nicer BD ean abe gatirecaumn gs! ea trons ine Cepligh: price, 83. Addrens A BH Star efhve. ahi. ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 125 PERSONS: CLUBS AX preferred; new bul! Cot and board, 8x. STELLO'S HOTT Ly mbt-2t G4 to 610.6 st. nw. FE ISAUGURATION PARADE, six WINDOWS on third and fourth floors, @12.3) and 10 OK RENT_FOR INAUGURATION, FOUR FUR- ished rooms; can accommodate seven persons. At “ars pass the door. mhi-3a* eto seven gen- Kk fromm White House; con- Yenient to all car and nerdic lines: none bit tho-« wil ingto pay for first-class accommodations ued apply. mbit ‘A Japanese Crepe (imitation cloth) ones each:aleo ticely furnished palor, three windows = scons ‘A408 Pa. ave. nw. mule ECIAL MA‘ = = Inthe best. Wholesale and Retail. Flags, Lanterns, OR RE Se ae BOOMS AT. 123 1TH sr. FRIDAY Shiel’s, Garlands, Wreaths, ke., for decorations: PS ih wt a wor W. D CABELL, Lasup Shades. French Tissuelcud Crepe Paper. Novel-| 140] Mage, ave se ee INSTEAD OF SATURDAY. tes for Easter, Scrap Eook Pictures, Favors, Euchre — ec. Wonders for cht dren JOR RENT_BALCONY WINDOWS AND SEATS n 3. SAY GOU at NEKRITT'S GALLERY, 025 Penn. avs. Guest ated View in the city. mila epee ee 1805, OR INAUGURAL PARADE. SFCOXD xD Becond lustnatea tnctare third floors: 7 roome, bath, 408 Pa ave. MISS “ANNA SEATON ScuatiDT, GEESSay on tng evenses wll oat as indeed France Miniselons S00 Sloop pe WA. REDMOND, WHALEN © MARTELL South BEFORE THE WAR. t gE » wiendazg March 9, Olatines Evening and Midnieht), Baitic building 606 Pst. nw. RAT! OR MORE MEN IN ROOMS | to sult parties re a obs * -rivate boven near tie avenues with gr tithent | Lon APPLEBACK.G43 La.ave.u.w. i253 MEN IN FUR ; also two large empty rooms, win- yp ig Fests centally located ave. awe ave froin Trenvury Dep't to Ca big. GEO. CHAMBEREAIS, building, nw. cor. hand Penn. ave. OR THE INAUGURAL—PRIVATF BOARDING Toune, Jord 120 af. mill ancomunodate with * rd, at 32 lem, ten wentlen fedeith board at 35 Sea ra es at. [HEF FINEST PLACE TO VIEW THE PARADE— ‘one large room, three windows, including abape wir Work was SeesRomssnn mbes meter ct gro oanh, AP | eek eSntedst tetate SK. eomen ui Fi Ts Testing DECORATIONS THE. HARTFORD ‘Decorating Com ‘opened &m ice rooun, iets ‘bull ated! to decorate in first-class MEtZRorT music HALL THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH @ Anton Seid AND HIS METROPOLITAN OROHESTEA, ASSISTED BY EMMA JUCH AND TWENTY SOLOISTS, INA GRAND WAGNER PROGRAM, SUBSCRIPTION SALE OF TICKETS BEGINS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, AT METZEROTT'S MUSIC STORK, WHERE ANALYTICAL BOOKS CONTAINING PROGRAM WILL BE GIVEN FREE OF CHARGE. te204f MET2R0TT music HALL. MR. ROBARTS HARPER oF oats) ENGLAND, 20 Burope.” Beant tans Bp the ina Steam FRIDAY, ‘MARCH 10-‘‘Swise Mountains and Val- iBSbAY MARCH 15" ‘english aad" ase. AY, MARCH 16—“‘Ireland Under Coor- tare the best ever sect. —New Fork — a White House fiche were a specimen of "he Kind ARGE SHOW WINDOW ON PA. AVE, CORNER \ x ON PA. A ER they do. Give them s call” tele r better place ee ae acpyiinadaie parts of 'IA poopie. “Apply to DNC, | BALCONY AXD ROOM oveR ACRANEORD BUKCHALD, cor awe fe28-30 | | det Pranarivants aver, tor root Te RENT” SUITE OF THREE: Cay ROOMS AND | fg>ohPomtion em the avenue to view font fr uth om third oor of 1410 Penn. ave.; has Jive rant cinierre an rae To teview the erate. te "sin full view of it Fi Detented, "Apply DAVIS ECO, it _ EXCURSIONS. &e._ Fiat. Tete of w SHE FINEST INAUGURAL STAND IN THE finest location: innide seats at all R RENT FOR MARCH 4, CARGE HEATED | Mount Vernon opened to visitors at Ui veeckam. F rik tern eee indows and (DSscGRY- | and closed promptiy at 6 elect p.m. Entranee fee, 2c. Positively No Admis= sion to Mount Vernon VARRIAGES, FOR THE INAUGURAL BALL CAN obtained with return. ‘old retable staples of JOHN T. PRICE & SONS, 311 Oth st. ™ Kiso 10 fine saddle horses for the procession. £28-3t* FOR HIRE SADDLE HORSES AND CARRIAGES for the parade and ball at HARK- < Awht Si RBEERTi26 Vermont Ave cout ree | O00 Sundays. Dhone 638. ae ONT eeat y 3. H. DODGE, ‘SIH ST. N. W.—CORNER HOUSS—DUR- _m2st_ Bupt. 103 to four Sperone. per’ toot; nest depart: | Vf [oUNT VERRGS, rooms; two to four ‘persons. perk ser depart 3 '¢ AND TOMB OF “asa and four lines of cars; private family Wash: INGTON. CHEAREST AND BEST INAUGURAL SEATS O8 all under cover: square south side be- a op es AEOFAL FERRY, Ones ae N 34 TRAINS ATL. po ‘the nL LONE | PTB Pai AP Ps aE 7-6" the OLD CEG zy athe Fa Howe: His Church. hie Masonic Hse sigeerese TE Cl Shear ANTED MEN, AND BOYS TO SELL CLEVE. MOUNT VERNON. W: = art smart, ty woe can sc HOME AND TOMB 0 OF W) fires wilt retall'at tit a cosa th MCQBEES, 2108 oad THE PALACE STEAMER ee a ae Pann actin atl roapleut. Sad ANTED—100 SALESMEN-—MEN AND a WwW to sell inauguration badges. 223 Pa. ave. se. THE ONLY ——— “SEEPS Rouble re ND INAUGURATION Porat 3 a ¥ Siiver and Gold-p RETURNING ca Rar CT bo cus ED oS : oa eaats a jaiiea i Bay as, rea SP ‘Tickets for sale af the iat Peewee m7! 5 run Balte:, EES. aa feats ROMs, FOR, INAUGUBATION OR PERMA. | pA delightful trp om the famous hotel wmoda mee'ss convenient to Bllnes of ([° MT VERNON axD THE TOMS OF WasE- Railway Company trou Alexandria, Tete Alesandsia Ferry ot 7thet. wharf, Weshing- ‘Take trains for Aletacdrie at Penna. Depot, Wash- ington, D. C. iJ = sugwested that the public greet President Cleve- and and the procession by the waving of fags. a : ‘Hand Flags of oll sises can be hed of Fore, round Ferry, - - MG COPELAND & Tue Nartoxar Sire Derostt. SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANT (Cf the District of Colambia CORNER 15TH 8ST. AND NEW TORK ame Chartered by special act of Conerem Jen... 1867, and acts of Cet.. 1990, and Fed... 198 CAPITAL: ONT AITLLION DOLLARS. SAFE DEPOSIT DY PARTMENT Tetinecter gate buniar-proot annam vewent ‘Mennritien, jewelry. Sener yaccage, wank oF cone molerate SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Depots teoeivet from |S CENTS upward, = wed on ba. Tabove Lou's money on eal wate and collateral es TRUST DEPARTWEYT ‘ ct ead ipietraior, executor, simu s, “and exrcutes trusts oF el! Bes Yrevared by a’ Cousetent attorney in daily attend vaults at Sper Presiden’, SoRkQtER him pint Vice Presto, JOUNSTON. a Vice MASK JONE: Th ma Vico Pres. NCIS RIGOS, Treas TL STUNTEVAST. Secretary. NC WILBOM. rant Oicer Directors P. Snyder. Albert L. Sturtevant, Ex Plant, ry a Wi i reacts: Runes, Jeunes a. 3 hariee ©. lowek, in . Parke, Frome F. Ror Baxxrso Horse Or LEWIS @ TEWKSRTRY & oo. ISM F et, Adams trom baiting, WASHINGTON, 2. Depoatts received Deposts tcebechandtoterest lowed Side baiancon Advances made to core. Advances ayers steacaust avalos Government Bonds. (rein end Provisions. | 25+ anecusied | We makes eneiaity of the decacsecuritin, Purchased alvol un toe 0 Secaritiesonommieaton Tartinn desiring to open scr, ae Sh ae eons fomemplatins 4 Buconstion — sximine Wis G. TEWKSBURY & ©. iz REAL ESTATE ‘TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, 470 LA ave, olfest District title insurance oo: thee Syed tan bros surcmonal snort soon peareamd ‘as ‘exnmulned ‘early, 20,000 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS, MAHLON ASHFORD, President, Comnsaiion at Law C. 0, DUNCANBON, Vice President. Comateton Merchant. GEORGE E. FLEMING, Secretary. oe Law, ‘Susan E. PRANCIS RIGGS, Treasurer, Se EES ae Secly Washington Gas Light Oo. E. G. DAVIB, Director, ALBERT F. FOX, Directors “*™™™ "Real Estate Broken, WILLIAM GALT, Director, ROBERT 0. HOLTZMAN, GEORGE W. PEARSON. = hare Fetate Broker. Vrew't Metropolitan RB Oa expres EXAMINELS WM. D. HOOVER. } { Counsellors at Law. JAMES J. BECKER, ‘ CONSULTING COUNSEL, WALTER D. DAVIDGE, Enquire. TITLES cxamined ang certitiod TITLES ineared— ON EVARCENG in ail i vate The shortest, 14 ‘All bustin chet atible with absolute safety to PUNCHAS NVESTO! oom. a8 and Tncorporsted IRSL. Capital (fully pad), @200,000. _2a18.19.21h90-in, Ose Mattox Or Dourans. ‘The assets of the PERPETUAL BUILD CIATION now exceed the MI This eratitying success has bee stant and diligent attention and officers ov r the affairs of fit and jroft of the members, will cite one undisputable fa economy in the matier of expenses in rupning the as- sociation ‘The ansets are #1.000,064.18. ‘The tmterest fund amounts to the members and to shares. All the first eres have been peid off month (March) the se: ond eectes por share; dues pati, #1 bares, $384.40; on 10 shares 81,537.00; on 2h shares, $1, jares for $174.71; dues pat Q02. 71 per share; profition 5 shay on 20 planes, 76.58; vrofit on 5 165.80; om BOabares, 0, The third series 00; prof, ; profiton S #500. on 20 shares, All of the uforesaid profs are at the rate of TWELVE PER CENT per | aunum. With these rates of profit to those whe ber- Tow, as woll ss to thos who donot Lorrow, tt will he found that money can be had from this association at as low prices as from any other; #o the bigh rates of tm terest paid ly usare not made by hirh charcest. those ‘who borrow, but are the @irect resultof keeping down the running expenses ‘On shares withdrawn before they mature per cent per annul. ‘On special payments or deposits, Mmited to & from aby one member, we pay per cent per ann payable every three months if less than 10; if the interest amounts to ®10 or more then we stand ready to pay ftevery month. During our course of eleven years we have always re- turned members money on application without 0) ine them to wait forit, A great thing this, of beine able to get your money and interest the mo vent you ask forit. Our easy and accommodating way of Going business has made us very popular and con- tributed very materially to our success. You see this ts not a stock concern, where the profits go to stock holders outeide of the association. but are kept iuside for the sole benefit of the members. Therefore, the interest we pay is higher than can be obtained else- where. ‘Shares and spectal deposits can be paid at any time and all payments on or before the "ith of the mouth get interest from the Ist day of that month. We are Paying out more than €1,000 per week in interest and till increasing. Our encoess is phenowensl, as ts at- ‘tested by our million dollars of assets, and we are feeling rather proud of it At this tarnine point the history of the association the officers and directors are deserving of hating their naines placed before the community, and bere they are ©. C. DUNCANSON, President. LEWIS ABRAHAM. Vice President. FRANCIS G. BAXTON, Treasurer. JOHX COOK, Secretary. office, 506 Lith st. CHARLES F. BENJAMIN, Attorney. ANDREW GLASS, WM. H. GooDs, A. N. MEEKER, WM. P. SEVILLE, FRED. W. BRANDENBURG, CHARLES BAUM, CHARLES W. SOHELL, C. BANKES BROOKES, WM. BR. HILLYER. C. T. Havewsen, Member Washington Stock Erehange, ‘Real Estate and Stock Broker, ‘Rooms ¥and 11, Atlantic Building, wore. ow INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bougiit and sold for cash oo (oD margin. ‘Cotton bought and sold in New Yor!: or New Orleans, ‘CORRESPON DENTS. |. Bache & Co., New York Stock Exchanwe iafuen Bros., New York Cotton Exchanex Labman, Stern & Co..New Orleans Cotton ‘Lamson Bros. & Co., Chicago Board of Trade. Private wires to New 20rd, Cuscasy abd dew Or eens, Telepbone. [and o pay 5 000 Unox Suavixes Bux. nf 600 7TH ST. N.W. F. H. SMITH, President. A&M. LOTHROP—JOUN T»EEDALE, ‘Vice Presideuta, ‘T. A. LAMBERT, Treasurer. 3. H. RALSTON, Secretary. ‘Benk open during business hours and from 6 te ® ‘Four per cent interest paid on ordinary dejosits and Jarver dividends on installment depostta —‘e7-tf 1A