Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1893, Page 16

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILL 8 P. M. SATURDAY. For the District of Columbia and Maryland fhe conditions are uncertain for Saturday, but probabilities are that the weather By Boerany morning and the day ‘rill be lightty colde and generally fair. Virginia. ‘rain, followed. by clearing —— colder; winds shifting to northwest- CONDITION OF THR WATER. ure and condition of water at 8 reat Falla, temperature, 36; condition, 2. hecelving ‘reservoir. temperature, 40. Cou dition at north connection. 5; condition at south connection, 22: distributing reservoir, temperature, 39: condition at influent gate heuse. 14. effluent gate house, 20. Tem High tide. Low tide. 8:30am. 8:45 236am. 301 p.m —_—_>—_—. Do Nor buy by the label. Eschew gay Examine contents before buying. For true standards compare the honest Aged Whiskies, Brandies and Wines from Cun. ‘Xaxpun’s large stock. 909 7th st. piosranoniSh exch Best Seats in the city, rain or shine, at Mzn- urtr's Gatienr, 925 Pa. ave. ——_— Tux Finst Sparxo Laue oF THE SEAson. John R. Kelly will ba his street wing Center market, morrow and all next week the choicest Lambs that have ever | their been in the Center market. The lambs came from Salem, N. J., and were raised by Harris & Benner. They make a specialty of raising early lambs. Joux R. Kxuxy. rae ae anew Ir It’s 4 Necktiz You Neep, see our 50c. spring line. They are Rich and Husry Fuaxc & Sox, cor. 7th and D. Ovex Aut Dax Towonno Jouxstox Bros. & Co. 639-641 La. ave. Teas, Coffees, Spices and Grocers’ Supplies. ‘Agents for the Admiral Cigarette. SS SORE Hemax Artificial Eyes, $5; Powerful Opera Glasses, $3. Heater, 453 Pa. ave. A Reon has gained credence here that Pres- ident-elect Cleveland, knowing that Tammany Hall needs watching, bas determined to do it at his own expense with the new Waterburys. The displsy of thousands of dollars’ worth of the new short wind, ster: set, jeweled: gold filled and silver “Tuxedos,” “Columbias” a disons” made by this company in the cided of our principal Jewelers this week having made up his mind to this action, particularly as these watches cost only from $4 to $12. _—_—.- A vouume could be filled with testimonials, but if any aresick with rheumatism try Gyp- sey's Gift and be convinced. Fossriz's Ick Camam. Order a quart for tomorrow's dinner at 1427 New York avenue. Carers Cieaxep by the Expree Canret ‘Wonxs, 631-€35 Mass. ave. n.w., are made moth- Proof free of charge. Telephone 435-2 We Ane “Rront rx Ir, hats! All the new spring styles are here. Hexay Fraxc & Sox, cor. 7th and D. Suow Beer axp Spatxa Lamas, Raised in Loudoun county, Va., by Messrs. 8.S. ‘Lutz and Howings. Shipped to me by Mr. E. F. Burch. The cattle arrived and were slaugh- 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. Kease, ‘The largest dealer in home dressed beef south of New York, ‘Stalls 96, 49, 50, 51, 7th st. wing, Center Market ———— Fos Ixavavaariox—Silk Hats, $2.50, C. & 8. Light Campaign Plugs, S0c. A. T. Lawis, Srstzas of the Holy Cross take pleasure in Yecommending "a Gift as the greatest emedy they ever yw for rheumatism. CITY AND DISTRICT AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Axzavon’s Orzra Hovsz.—Sol Smith Rus- well in “A Poor Relation.” sew Nationa Tuzatsn.—Jobnstone Ben- ‘nett in “Jane.” Acaprur or Music.—Donnelly & Girard in “Natural Gas. Haanis’ Buov Tuxaten.—Ezra Kendall in “A Pair of Kids.” Keasan's Lrceoa Tuxaten—‘The South Before the War.”” Taz Barrie or Gerrrssvnc.—15th street ‘and Ohio avenue. Merzzsort Music Hatt. Wilson's —George ———s ‘Two Wills Filed. ‘The will of the iste Leon Teresa Jones. filed Yesterday, leaves house 2119 K street northwest. and acodicil provides that the rent for four years shall go toher Aunt Delilah and makes gifts of personal articles to relatives and friends. The will of the late Elizabeth T. Cowper- thwaite, bequeathing her estate to her sisters and then to her nieces and nephews, has been ——S— Killed at the Power House. Edward 8. McCalmont, administrator of the estate of J. W. P. Freeman, bas filed a bill ‘against the Washington and Georgetown Rail- road Company to recover $10,000 damages for the death of Freeman, who died on the 25th of August last from injuries received by falling into the tank of boiling water at the power Rouse on August 24, which, it is alleged, was left open and unprotected. ——— Kindergartens. ‘To the Editor of The Eventne Star: There is one circumstance connected with ‘this interesting subject which & E.S8. ina recent article in Tux Stan does not mention, and yet it should not be lost sight of, and that 4s the influence of the school indirectly upon the parents of the pupils. I have heard here & teacher who visits the families of her sons in cleanliness and order which they receive et sebool. I may add that children who are sent m sum- mer to the country to stay with families who kindly receive them beater mandy ann often Jearn enough to revolut maternal housekeeping on their return. LDM paso aa Mr. MeKnew’s Announcement. Our store will be clored all heer ow, but will be opened after the Etec! the Ape Peng a ne ball gloves (reduced) and other even- jaisit b fans, neckwear, G a8 "SS Pe ore acer rae: ino Mew Stations Estabitehed tn, W: — Ly ors mon aaa ox account pe THE seaweed For the convenience of the increased travel Tits ae etutlons will he ot 7th and Virginia venue and 9th and Maryland avenue. All local trains of the Baltimore — Poto- All other trains will depart from and arrive at the regular Pennsylvania railroad station, corner 6th and B streets, ———__ “How to Szz W. *. wasurmorox.”—Call_at Hit it) | i} i Srectat —— will leave Baltimore and south. — Adee. . Cd sie senaiionses _Narnins, fags, shields, pictures,be. Goui's, = premeee at Ww Fe with 'axteD—Forty bors capital to'vell THE TREASURY STANDS. ‘The Speculation tn Tickets is at an End. The speculation in tickets for choice seats on the treasury stands is at an end, thanks to the decided policy adopted by Chief Clerk Stocks, who has the matter in charge. When it came to his knowledge that a number of the clerks had disposed of their seate to speculators at premium, and that they were on private sale at fancy prices. he announced that tickets dis- posed of in that way would be canceled and that all clerks concerned in the transaction would be cashiered. His determination to this effect was published in Wednesday's Stan and carried dismay and consternation into the ranks of those who had offendee for the reason: that the system employed in allotting the tickets rendered their detection well nigh certain. Yesterday they did what they could to right the matter, and the result was that most of the tickets reclaimed MR. CLEVELAND'S INAUGURATION. Changes iu Arrival and Departure of Balti- ‘more and Ohio Trains at Washington. To insuré the accommodation of the largely increased passenger traffic via the Baltimore and Ohio raiiroad consequent upon Mr. Cleve- land’s inauguration changes have been made in the regular schedule of trains as follows: 4 the main station at New Jersey avenue and C street will be devoted eretasively to the accommodation of passengers to snd from Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. After departure of 12:15 p. m. train on March Sand continuing on March 44nd 5, all local trains on Washington branch will leave Dela- ware avenue between F and G streets. Beginning after departure of 11:30 a. m. train on March 3 and continuing on March 4, all ex- press trains for the west will leave New York avenue and Boundary street station. Busses will be at the service of ngers desiring to be transferred from station to the tem- porary one. ‘Metropolitan branch trains, including trains for Hagerstown, Frederick and the Valley di- vision, will depart from station at the corner of New York avenue and street on March 3,4, Sand 6. On March 4 local trains will leave Baltimore for Washington at 5:00 and 5:15 a.m... 12:15, 2:50, 5:00, 6:15, 9:05 and 11:30 p.m. For time of trains at local stations eee printed schedules at stations in question. Allother scheduled trains west bound on Washington branch will be abandoned. inning at 6:00 a.m. and continuing at in- tervals of ten minutes until 10:40 a.m. express trains will ran from Baltimore to Washington without stops to take on passengers. On the same date local trains will leave Wash- ington for Baltimore at 4:55, 6:00 am., 12:15, 4:31, 5:35 and 11:35 p.m. For time of these trains at local stations tee printed schedules at stations in question. All other scheduled trains will be abandoned. The return ex service from Washington to ‘Baltimore will be inaugurated at 8:00 p.m. or as soon after the inaugural geremonies as ie practicable and will continue at intervals of 15 minutes until mid- night and at intervals of an hour for remainder of the night. For the inauguration the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell tickets at low rates at all stations on March 2,3 and 4, good to return until March 7 inclusive.— Adct. eae A Flag Presentation. The ladies of East Washington will pres-»t to the East Washington Democratic Clu» to» r row morning at 8:30 » handsome silk flag,w..ich the club will carry in the parade. The pre- sentation will take place at Washington Hall, Pennsylvania avenue and 3d street southeast. Mr. M. I. Weller will make the address on be- half of the ladies and the president of the club, ‘Mr. M. F. Peake, will respond. ——._—_ Revved Twice in One Week. In the early part of the week the post office kept in the depot at Woodside, just beyond the District line in Montgomery county, Md., was broken into and robbed of ciren ch of stamps, and last night the office was rob! indications are that an expert thief has been at —_——~ Real Estate Matters. ‘Moses A. and Jacob Eisenmann have bought of Elizabeth R. Walton lot 8, square 119, front- ing 23 feet 6 inches on Pennsylvania ‘avenue ed between 19th and 20th streets, for 1 Sigmund J. Block has purchased for €5,400 of E. H. Thomas subs 41 and 46, each 16.40 by 100 feet on 14th between F and G streets north- east. work. eo Dorsey Beck’s Funeral. The funeral of the late Thomas Jefferson Dorsey Beck, who committed suicide on Wed- nesday by shooting himself in the Smithsonian | — grounds, took place from Gawler’s undertaking | establishment this morning, and services were | held in the chapel at Glenwood cemetery, where the remains were interred. Tho de- ceased was a son of the late Rezin Beck, a popu- lar school teacher in old times, who ‘taught a school at the corner of 6th and G streets north- west and was well connected in this District. The funeral was private. only some of his immediate friends attending with his widow, sister and other relatives. ge ‘Transfers of Keal Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Rosa Wallach to Isabella W. Ashford, lots 2 and 3, aq. 708, and 6 to 11, sq. 667; 8—. J. W. Buckingham to W. W. Wright, jr.. sub 178, eq. 861; $—. W. H. Campbell to P. A. Draper, lots 1 to 18, sq. 1043; @—. R. A. Morrison to 8. A. Bond, lots 19 to 21, sq. 650. $—; Beteey B. Horn to8. sub 78, G. W. Darby to Lucy L. Cruit, sub $4,100. T. J. Gorman to John Daly, pt - sq, 503: @1,400. 8. W. De Land. sub 79, Nyman to T. M. Gale, subs Fris- toe to C. 106, 1023; &—. 107 and 108, do.; $—. Fristoe, subs 68 to 7! to G. ¥. Worthington, forth- THE FIGHT ON THE RACING LAWS. New Jereyites Content of Securing ‘Their Bopets omctaiee mabe Stay CE zens’ League received are to the effect that enough votes will probably be secured to pass the race bill repealers next week. Vigorous efforts are being made to convert nearly all the men who voted for the obnoxious measures, and there will be no let up in the urging and pleading nntil the roll shall be called on the ‘Speaker Flynn's rulings, it is said, will be tolerated unless they become altogether too outrageous in character, In that event s move- ment looking to his impeachment would prob- oP eh the resolutions adopted fie ‘mammoth petitions to torent umm pent —__+e+___ EX-GOY. BISHOP DEAD. . The Victor of 2 Memorable Contest in Ohio Pasece Away. R. M. Bishop of Cintinnati, ex-governor of Ohio, died yesterday morning at the residence of his son at Jacksonville, Fla, where he had been lying ill for five weeks past with e com- Plication of diseases. He was eighty years of age last November. In the summer of er ould eapecmoan governor of Ohio by the democratic ‘was elected after a spirited and memorsb! —_ test, Ho served as, governor fr from January, 1878, till January, 1880. He will be taken to Cincinnati for burial, ——_—_+e+_____ A PLEA FOR THE CHINESE. ‘The Episcopai Bishops Prepare a Resolution Against Exclusion. ‘The house of bishops of the Protestant Epis- copal Church completed its business in New York yesterday afternoon and adjourned. The following resolution was Resolved, That the house desires to place upon record the expression of its deep convie- tion that legislation calculated to bear espe- cially and harshly upon the Chinese race is not only essentially unjust and in violation of the most venerable traditions of our government, but is also likely to precipitate an antagonism to American citizens tesiding in China which may tend speedily to the expulsion of all such residents from China and to the ultimate pro- hibition of the extension of American civiliza- tion or any of its benofits to that great empire. Bishops Williams of Connecticut, Whitaker of Pennsylvasia and Hare of South Dakota will constitute a committee to place the resolution before the President of the United States, the Secretary of State and authorities, and to urge that the execution of the law, to go into effect May 1, be stayed. ———_+e+—___ Killed by the Bursting of a Pulley. An iron pulley on a dynamo at the power house of the Electric Street Railway Company at Lowell, Mass. burst yesterday morning. A piece of the pulley struck the fly wheel of the engine, twenty feet in diameter, having a rim of iron three inches thick and making xeventy- two revolutions a minute. It was smached in an instant and the iron’rim. which was made it. sections, scattered in all directions, shattering the building. A. H. Meade, the assistant en- gineer, was struck on the ‘head by a piece of and died in a few minutes. George Lang- ley, an oiler, had his jaw broken. One piece of the wheel, weighing’ ttearly a ton, was thrown upon the Boston and Lowell railroad tracks. The moment the explosion occurred all the electric | cars in the city stopped and were unable to | move until another dynamo and engine could | be started up an hour later. A ton section of | the fly wheel crashed through the brick wll of the engine house and through the brick wall of the repair shop. Freed by His Brother’s Death. ‘Wm. Barker, cne of the surviving members of the banking firm of George Barker & Com- pany, was brought upon remand at the Man- sion House in London yesterday, charged with having obtained £600 by false pretenses from Mr. Matthew Middleton with intent to defraud. Hilton Cassonet Barker, who committed «ui- cide afew days goat Putney, had been in- cluded with bis brother in the charge. When the case came up yesterday Mr. J. L. Lyttellton stated in behalf of the treasury that the suicide of Hilton Barker had altered the ae pects of the case and the treasury proposed to | withdraw the charges. Barker was therefore | released. ——+o-__—_. Registry for the Paris. Papers of registration have een issued by the collector of the port of Philadelphia to the International Navigation Company, owners of the steamship City of Paris, by which that vessel is entered at Philadelphia as American. The Paris, as she will hereafter be known, is the eecond f built vessel entered and | registered. under the act of May, 1892, provid- | ing that such craft may be registered at Ameri- | jorts upon the construction of vessels of equal tonnage and value in ship yards situate in this country. Precisely the same form ob- | served in the registry of the steamship City of New York (now New York) last week was em- Ploved in the issuance of the papers making jladelphia the home port of the Paris. ———-e- Ix THE list of officers of the newly organized musical society in Mount Plea-ant, published Wednesday, the nameof the librarian, Mr. Geo. U. Rose, was inadvertently omitted. ‘Tue five-months-old child of Ells Shorter, living in O street alley, was found dead yes <A Ix tHe Criminal Court yesterday Abraham Coleman, colored, was acquitted of keeping a gam Peorm Bazan. SOMETHING NEW; BREAD witHotr rzast. ‘Yeast Bread (except when stale or toasted) when eaten, often ferments and causes sour stomach. ak we was taken ‘suddeniy al Saan at aH, and was removed to “When my boy was 26 years of age afall brought on hip @isesse, which doctors anid NOTHING COULD BE DONE. Tbegan stving him HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA And he improved stonce. The 14 abscesses on his cope I peg gerne peeoeines Son eae. He is now WELL, lively as any boy.” Mra EMMA V. DUFF. Walpole, Mace HOOD’S PILLS do not purge, Peewee promptly, easily and efficiently. mA Bread to made, withont yesst, ner slates te stthier has + gm ‘Bread can be made in an ‘Yeast bread requires 4 to nam 4aThe receipt for, making Peptit Fou orted 7 — ah ae >t Ta Fulton st., New oe a THE SPRING WRAPS Have arrived. and to say they are beautiful models of the maker's art is but t» faintly expreesit. And the pricee—quality considered—were never before so low. customer. Get pounds of ine Coffee atls eT per pouns 3b yunds o ~ aptcont Coffee at 20 cents. 30,000 pounds of 30-cent Coffee at 25 cents. 15,000 pounds Fine Green, Black or Mixed Tea at 20 cents per pound. 50 Barrels Rico at 5 cents pounds, Great Curva axp Jarax Tea Co., 729 7th st., telephone 816. Coffee Still Climbing Up. If you have watched the newspapers you have no doubt noticed that the wholesule quota- tions for Cojfee (unadulterated) aresteadily ad- vancing. These rises do not affect us nor do they affect our patrons. Were not the heaviest importers of Coffee in the world the present condition of the market would be a serious matter. Others find it embarrassing and many makeshifts are resorted to. If you are a judge of Coffee you will be able to detect any imposition attempted. If you are fastidi- ous in your taste you ehould dea! with us—we can satisfy your palate, As we do not have to| & share profits with middlemen we can and do sell better qualities for a given sum tban any other house, besides giving a rebate in the form of a check for every 25c. worth sold—and to in- troduce our Thea-N Powder we give ound. Come in ou It resent with every look them over—you will rised at the variety. ight O'Clock Becakfast Coffee. . .25c. Ib. Java and Mocha Blends. .33,35and37c.ib. Our New Crops Te: Our Special—Thea. Best Granulated Sugar. A. and P. Baking Powder. Condensed Milk. . : Liberal discount to large consumers. Tue Great AtLaxtic axp Paciric Tea Co., 501 and 503 Seventh st. n.w. 1620 14th st. n.w. 3104 M st., Georgetown. 815 Hi st. ne. Stands in all markets, Newrox H. Bowmax, Telephone, 848, [It] Manager. Did You Ever Buy Cheap Tin Ware? I have plenty of that kind—and I have the best made. You can take your choice—ridicu- | lously low prices, Trorr, 1602 14th st, It You Haven’t Much, Time Now! After the bustle and confusion of the week have passed away your thoughts might turn to | 7°? the spring cleaning up and clearing out. Don't forget that I keep everything in stock for ing look #0 cheri All these things are yours ing your home that wat by tasty hou~ vewives, ator, 513 Seventh street northwest. Hellman’s Oils. Special refi refined for family trade. mbh3-6t* see Johnston Bros. & Co., 639-641 La. ave., wholesale, ata 7 ALBAUGH’S. TONIGHT AT & SOL SMITH RUSSELL - A POOR ‘RELATION. ‘agUPITER. Opere Company MEW NATIONAL THEATRE. Hy ine MISS cr ones BENNETT gaxcar “= atte LOST PARADI ES And Their New Company. in the NEW NATURAL GAS. aoe geo NEW! FUNNIER THAN EVER! Wak | EARLS COGHLAN Selssis? nov ca sl KE ays ARCH §, 1898-SIXTEEN PAGES. AMUSEMENTS. —— — (THE woatn’s pe a ‘VIOLINIST, RENEW, ‘MLLE. FLORENCE SAGE, Solo Pianist. MISS MINNIE METHOT, Soprano So'oist. Jam Ww. ae METZEROTT MUSIC HALL, WEDKESDAY EVENING, MARCH & see METZEROTT ==" ONE ENTIRE WEEK, COMMENCING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27. MATINEES WED.—THURS.—FRI.—SAT. GEORGE LSON AND—AIS. MEsMentsa x 485 PSYCHOLOGY =a ILLUSTRATED By the Greetest Living Mesmerist, PROF. WARD, AT BEPNHEIM’S HALL, 7th st. now. TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY. ‘Doors open at 1:30 and 7:30p.m. Admission for this occasion. 25 cents. red seats, 25 cents extra. OPEN FRIDAY, MARCH 3. \ONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 10th and G sts. nw. FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, FOURTH BISCHOFF CONCERT. THE WASHINGTON MANDOLIN, BANJO AND GUITAR CLUB And My HC, Browning, Mise Florence MeNeliy, ‘Miss Cora Biscl es. 1° My tarry Barn Part first, a miscellaneous program. Part second, by the c'ul Ticsets, with reserved seats, Pity sale at fhe muse house of Jol APBAUGH'S-EXTRA, 2Alat to 248th Performances of fey BELL DIGBY AND iIS Comic Opera Company Presenting the Brilliantly Successful Comic Opera, JUPITER. ra conducted by the composer, MR. JULIAN DS. Presented by the orginal New York REGULAR PRICE: STATS AND BOXES NOW mh2-3t EDWA SALE. SUPERB —HIGH- MINSTREL ORGANIZATION. ONLY. == sal TOWN. CLASS FRESH-—FUN, ‘NEW—SPECIALTIES, BIG—sHOW, NEW-—DANCES, OURAS ManvEL on Dan Quinian, ENE. 1 Ten, Burson; ae NONDESC IEE ie WELBY, PEARL AND and the 3 Litde ‘KEY Jape. THE—MOST—EXPENSIVE MINSTREL—SHOW—IN—THE—WORLD. fe25-tf ACADEMY. CONCERT AND READINGS. MISS BERTHA LINCOLN, MISS FLORENCE WEBSTER, MISS BERTHA LUCAS, Violinist. PROF. JORN P. LAWRENCE, Accompanist. SOLOS, READINGS, VIOLIN AND PIANO. SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH 5. Sale of seats begins March 2. Popular prices, fe27-6t GRANDEST OF THEM ALL. SACRED CONCERT, NEW NATIONAL, SUNDAY NIGHT, MARCH 5. PHENOMENAL MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS, MADAME SISSIERETTA JONES, BLACK PATTI, Greatest Singer of the Age. sings like Patti.—N.¥. World. Vithout an equal in her own race, few in any race.— cv again and again, she received an ovation. — JULES LEVY, ING OF CORNETISTS. ioyd Gioce, ctr Mr Jezarh Rovean,wliait: TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT THEATER, “IVY CITY Open all day tomorrow. eas, Coffees, Spices, it And agente fo for Adm! Pure Rye Whisky (5 years old), 65. at Port Wine (med. use), very rich, 50c. qt. Sherry Wine, pale dry for table, Ce it. ‘Moscatel and Angelica Wines, 50c. Golden Catawba, 25c. bottle; lara at. Fine Process Flour, :Rolier Process, €1L.30 and O5c. ake; Green Peas, lle. can; Sugar Corn, |10e.; Brook Trout,’ 80¢.; iackerel, i8c. ; Sardines, 10c. ;Imported, 2 cane for a8, It ‘Wrzsox, 994 7th st, nw. Finest Brands of W of Wines an and Liquors at way down rates this Price mine be- fore buying swowbye: Bateoncetht 1360 Pp ave, — Open All Day Tomorrow; Jouxston on & Co., ave. It Teas, Coffece Gros Grocers’ Su] oe — Souvenirs of all kinds; increased variety; wholesale and retail. Waxro 477 Pa. ave.* Naf nares Mead They Are Coming Every Day.—The new shapes in Spring Hats, Derbies and Tourists (Fedoras). Haxay Franc & Sox, mb2-3¢ Cor, 7th and D. eee re Headache Powders, 10c., druggists. mbbwm,ftr ge Ws geet Nothing of a medicinal or harmful nature enters into the composition of White’s Yucatan Gum; but, on the $ ie at, on the contrary, every ingredient ‘Cut aise cape Dende ocT-te fone eae cates NEW PUBLICATIONS. KEBSAN'S LYCEUM THS TER. WHALLES & MARTELL'S South BEFORE .THE WAR. SHRae ALISM. — S| IRITUAL LECTURES BY the bes: known medians at ‘SUNDA at. a pe quent §) z Will occupy. corm. ducinc’ the ponth March. Set “tor Sunday. March = = METZEROTT MUSIC HALL. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 9. Anton JOCKEY Seta: CLUB Inaugural Meeting. IVY 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., eleo- tric cars to Eckingtom and usual driving roads. ADMISSION, $1. Ladies accompanied by gen- tleman, free. mbit CHAS. VICTOR 8A88, Secretary. Grand Military Concert By the United States Marine Band, ‘Under the rersonal direction of PROF. F. FANCIULLL Albaugh’s Grand Opera House, Sunday Evening, Waroh 5, 1898. 2-3 CHASE, ‘Who received 48 wounds in the battle, will lecture at ‘the Panorama of the 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. te20-t¢ METEnor= Music HALL MR. ROBARTS HARP eR or LONDOX, ENGLAND, TUSepay nhc CghGi ga Holiday ete re a Hetity tee Furope.” TUESDA’ sat, MARCH 7 ‘ine Steam "i ax, seas “Swiss Mountains and Val- [ONDAY, Mi qWEDRESDAY, MABOH 1b" Sbngtisl ant irl oe ¥, MARCH 16—“‘Ireland Under Coer- OPINIONS OF THE Mr. Harper's views are the Saatover soos-—New Fork Pe ts oy el a nese of | ‘Tbe Joving a uve kene Wend = (@-NO STODDARD LECTURES THIS SEASON.“G2 QUE gee Sees 919 Pexxs Ave JUST OPENED— - 50 PIECES KEW GUNGHAME........000- 1.230 50 PIECES NEW qrmamams.............- 200 20 rinczs ew armamaus...........-000 20 vross xzw arsanaua.......-650 tally-ho. Le hg es MOUNT VERNON. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ‘Mount Vernon opened to visitors at ii e'elock am. and closed promptly at 4 o'clock p.m. Entrance fee, We. Positively No Admis- ston to Mount Vernon on ee oN OnE VER, Me" WOM AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON ‘ake cok a Connect with the ELECTRIC RAIL war 34 TRAINS DAILY. Eerat DIRECT to the G4 sat the ote cry he OLD PLANTA- THEM aSSTos XANDRIA. visit ‘Church. his Masonte Lodge, AGE Ae ‘sud many other ot it Chea SY AND mbt. .Tr “MOUNT VERNON. ANI SHINGTON. THE Patace nt Built tat rite ONLY TRG No FERINNG SD ZRANoEER cL. PRETY RNIN TO THE CITY BY , ae ho OU oy TRIP, 50 CF" ~% fe rrounda. 2 ents. Ticketa for sate at the stegmer's wharf, foot of 7th st. and st all bot pdaigliettal trip on “the famous Tetons Borate and historia ro ae Mirae pe Alcaaindria— For panielomeare tion, lacalester to river lanlines as far down as ymont fen day om veut Si at 10 am Freiente Sao VELNON | AND. 1 egesuane Bayt |i T° MT VEENON AND THE TOMB OF Was! INGTON. The quickest and most pleasant route ts vis the fashington, Alexendria and Mt Vernon Electric F Company trou Alexandria | Alexandria Ferry at 7th st. wharf, Washing. | ton, D. C. | Take trains for Alexandria at Penna. Depot, Wash- | ington, Coesiapon ‘Absenishte er Vernon on arrival of | all boate and trains, Fare, round trin, via Ferry, 336. Fare, round trip, via Penna. R. R., 45c. Mt. Vernom Grounds open from 11 am. to 4p.m. ADMISSION TO GROUNDS, 25 CENTS. fe18, H. 8. COOPER, Supt. THE INAUGURATION B=" PLACE FOR FINE WINES AND LIQUORS for inauguration ; special prices for this week only at mbit SELIGSON’S, 1200 Penn. avi Choise SPATS ON CHARLEY CLARE'S STAND, west sorner 14:l st, and Pa. ave. nw, #1: by Buliding Inspector Entwisle. WINDOW IN TENMAN BUTL DIXG, en Sah es’ and bercic lim Sil farte par “Yor Brst-class ace.’ ‘mlncdations * Japanese Orepe (huliation elo > Napkin’ helbest. Whelesalcand Retail, Flare, Lanterns, Shichie Gar . for, decorations j Lap Shales Preah Tissuetsod Crepe Panes Sovel- bok Ticvures, T ayors, Luckre Wonders for cht dee 3. JAY GOULD, 421 9th st THE PARADE— Front site i Wii te tented “Aprly DEEBLE, Davis & C0, 13 ¥ maps = asa AUGURAT. STAND IN THE at inde, seats at all prices wb'e chairs. 'C 2s-4t" LE. for the a att garpaces rt Lat BARK- AWAY RTABLES, 1126 Phone #38. *HEAPEST AND BEST a! nd 14th ste. snd D brent mo, 101s Pa Hig tickets no ; THOMAS & (0 HANDSOME Wi sadd'e horses; well equipped. L. H. #21 D st nw. NAUGUIATIO N—FRONT AND BACK PARI ons EX fer reat during inaueuration ; handsome aan N HAS We Fees MESA? f i 3 rat an wiring ina dortriows worker, cap jak {ores wil retail ch. H. L. Est. V SaNTED=I00 SALESMEN Mi to sell inauguration badges. in ‘money ¢ sons: BiFG & sea’ Pace PEACE MONUMENT Gi Fy 3o3 can, obtain the “only fall viowol ths parade seats at moderate prices can_be obtained the stand “ofice ail 10 pay and at ofice of Thos. — . Yost’ CO. e im | | BE "AYETTE PARK—CHOICE Siem pam eaten y all the ‘ the in beled. Ww D. 1316 F nt. 1015-1504 G9 7 Baars a ERITURE EXCHANGE, 314 FOR LW ImAUOYRATION _ e99D8 MAN NORRIE: ‘Has suggested that the public greet President Cleve- land and the procession by the waving of flags. Hand Flags of all sizes can be had of M. G. COPELAND & ©O., 409 11th ot. nw. — seta fer and Pevave. bees mn Rome DURING. ma eer eee at =} : ——|939.% indo ely f Buy Your Tonight, wren Setting ruta wt om ae Se eet Sas tiaatsnn- sect: eee recor stands ro ant Seats er eat the avenne wil be —ail'on the south side the avenue will have te —Fymsia there wnt the Parade iwovpr ios ——<st' seats. "No need to buy of speculators’ Ni ———increase in prices, #1 to #5 = MANNING & PARSONS, windows Paral SROt aL cor Te REDUCED To reduced ach. 780 100 TEBE iz the \nancnral parade, third vaniaave. nw (CCAPEI; GES FOR THE TNAUGURATION Batt Each. BL. Orb wt on 00 nue A wr otthe parade, Inquire 418 Khel & w. axe Oe at as ISHED PARLA VATION 9% 1 8T_ NW CAN 20 people; rogms and beard inate? walk from Pa. ave. ; few resident's house. ZOO Cures POR SALE. 24 rent in central part of city place 2k MARCH 4—TARGE OFFICE, POUR Dot sak vraer Foot. beat ALSO HALL PoR Cal a 28 Grant Soran obese ae FINEST ¥ = nd entitviy, westhet = i DuisToOL BONS are ore party t! NT—1031 STH ST. N.W. COR nriny inaucuration large furn\ valves! fro persone and four lines o SD att kT nak Maud CCOMMOPATION LO during the inaucuration for eighty-six conn bse JOR RENT OUNTIL MARCH 7, Tana rami unfu: ew bold twenty ce, mays oid, as Font for Maret 4 nw inte ot iE na ax Pi, 0 sth ae ‘maucura ino! srocemnt Inquire at 12 W.—FOR INAUGURATION— urnisbed roots. doub e beds and cots. Al-o-inv'e rows accummedating fifty he g-atie wen. Terms ressonab'e. Ke RENT— Fr insncuration day—One large room over store. 2 lnnge windows. wivine fipe view of procemion: JAMES ¥. Days Sona, i Pa. ave. IN ew f Meas elevetor al OICE CHAT < SEATS NEAR CEN. ter of Lafayette Park or oproat 4 ae on On RENT—FOR INACOTR romt rooms; 3 wtndowseach; ail well heated time w of parade. suitable for Partion; amo other wine cheap; lodging for 30. °X.w. cor. Pa. ave Cm mhi-3 mN, roe MASON. & HAMLIN ORGANS AND PIANOS. SUPERIOR IN EVERY RESPECT, JOHN F. ELLIS & 60., a PEMWA. AVE PANG MANUTACEURR, MUSICAL AND ANICAL DEVELOPMENT nb 'sk MSEC AnCMITECTORE SECOND-HAND PLANOR Inclading some of riigbtiy used. PIANOS 9 S Fort Pkest _fo1t Kwanateer PIANOS 2