Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1893, Page 8

ae WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY. MARCH 7, 1893. ——_ 0 Loc AL MENTION. ~The Weather FORECAST TILE 8 P. a. WEDNESDAT. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia. light local showers tonight, followed by clearing during Wednesday: winds, slightly warmer. CONDITION OF THE WATER. ‘Temperature and condition of water Great Falls, temperatnre. 36; condition, Receiving reservoir, temperature, 38. Con- ition at north connection, 11: condition at south connection, 10. distributing reservoi temperature. 37; condition at influent ga Beuse. 6. effluent gate house, 6. High tide. I NMS am. 10-3 p.m Low tide. am. 5:08 S. Kevrrenp, watchmaker, 528 12th st. Heway Anrreic1ar Eves, $5. Hewever, cor.434. A Tarewrm or Tasty SrLectiox—Our Ste. Spring Neckwear. Hewry Faaxc & Sox, cor. 7th and D. ‘Mx. W. H. Lowenne has returned from New York and will be pleased to meet bis friends and customers at Hamnison’s, 1329 F street. = Canvets Curaxe by the Exrprer Canret Wonns, 631-635 Mass. ave. n.w.,are made moth- proof free of charge. Telephone 435 CITY AND DISTRICE AMUSEMENTS yoNzamre. Arnavon’s Oreza Hovse.—Digby Bell «Japiter.” Nationa Tuzatex.—The Lost Para- dive. AcapEay or Mvsic.— in “Diplomacy.” Haaars’ Buov Taratex.—“Under the Lion's Paw.” Kemwan's Meteor Tue Berrie of Grrtysnvno.—15th street end Obio avenue. Merzexorr Mrstc Hatt.—Robarts Harper's Tilustrated Lecture, “Up the Rhine on a Steam Launch.” Uxrversatisr Cuvncm.—Concert by the members of the Vassar Aid Society. _— CLOSED IN A BLAZE Lyceea Tueatea. —Williams’ OF GLORY. The Inangural Display Ended With Fire- we dan INomination. ‘There was no doubt about the public interest | in the fireworks display last evening. Soon after dark the crowds began to assembie along Pennsylvania avenue and in the vicinity of the a. quickly occupied, but the majority of the crowd were massed in the open space in front of the monument, where they found the ground | people, Kose and Charles Coghlan, appeared at | wet and soggy. This condition rapidly became worse, but the people end coming patience and remained interested aud even enthusiastic spectators of the fiery glories. About the Capitol there was a large contingent | stition that “Diy Rose and Chas. Coghlan | i] | Pandor | audience with her. | ite previous production here and there THE AQUEDUCT TUNNEL. Contractor Beckwith Claims That Work Can Be Kesufhed and the Project Carried Out. Clinton Beckwith of Herkimer county, one of the contracting firm of Beckwith & Quacken- southwesterly | busli. which had the contract for building the aqueduct tunnel, was in town yesterday. | Mr. Beckwith stated to a Star reported that it $| he had nodoubt but that the project will be taken up again and completed in spite of the He says it can easily be demonstrated that the tunnel is present and that it will do what | was expected of it, notwithstanding the adverse poor work of the subcontractors. fall of water at report of the army engineers. =P AMUSEMENTS. Araven’s. D. Jupiter Bell, with Mrs. Jupiter Joyce Bell and a company of singers, eppeared at Albaugh’s last night in opposition to the fireworks on the Monument lot, and while there was plenty of room on the lot there wasn't in Albaugh’s, although at 8 o'clock there were only two people there. It was, in reality, « fine audience, and as there were many left-over inauguration visitors present there was great enthusiasm and a spirited perform- ance. Mr. Bell. of course, is the show, and he is a very realistic and Digbybellistic Jupiter, which means that Jupiter is not the classic Olympiad he is in the books. But Digby gets there tout te meme, as they say in Athens. Mrs. Bell as ever bright and fair and has th The Hollins sisters ar. always pretty and Miss Hilda as Juno is espe- cially royal im her beauty. Knapp as Claudia is in a new character. There are some in | changes and improvements in “Jupiter” since e new gags introduced which catch on unanimously. “Jupiter” has made a fine start and will go with awhirl. Again tonight. Narioxat.—“The Lost Paradise,” one of Charles Frohman’s productions, was presented at the National last night for the first time in Washington, and, although it might have been appropriate to be so just now, the audience was not composed entireiy of republicans. On the contrary, it was a very generai audience and plenty of it. “The Lost Paradise” is a play on the old and glways popular themes of love tri- umphant after many trials and tribulations, but | it adds the modern side line of the conflict of | labor and capital. ‘There i, of course, pathos in the play and the usual lighter vein, d the combination is of more or less ower. There is something of the realistic in the play. the factory scene being especially ood, ard the telephone in the rich man’s par- for'being quite the reverse, inasmuch as tele- phones nowadays are not good form as parlor ornaments. Mr. Forrest Robinaon as the eu- perintendent of the factory and Miss Lyon as the owner's daughter, who is loved by the su- rintendent, do some very good work, and iiss Coben carries a difficult part to a very All the available places were | successful fi sh. As ususual with a Frohman company the people of the play are well graded | | and each part is fairly well fitted to its player. | 4; AcADEMY oF Music.—Those very popu | the Academy of Music last night in “Diplo- | jared it all with be- | macy ‘The play and the players have both been seen and approved here earlier in the season. ‘There had existed an impression which | seemed to partake of the nature of a super- macy” notwithstanding its of spectators, and when the show began with | conspicuous merits was not likely to succeed. the ‘dlumination of the avenue they were in| The Coghlans have effectually dispelled this ition to see everything that was going. ‘ign was to illuminate the Capitol and the trea-ury buildings. Electric suns on great stands of material were lighted, which brought out in strong relief the fine proportions of these two buildings. There was, however, a good deal of smoke, which concealed the effect of the illum- imation from those who were standing some distance from the buildings. At the same time from stands placed at intervals along the ave- ue sprang great masses of flame which flooded the broad thoroughfare with brillisnt light from one end to the other. Clouds of smoke, however. detracted somewhat from the effect. Acolonial salute of thirteen guns or rather bombs was fired from the Capitol and from the treasury. The fireworks display proper was held in front of the monument, and the colored Hghts brought out the great shaft with clearness so that could be seen ata great distance. The net pieces were much admired, and the show ‘was pronounced a fitting close to the festivities which have marked the second inauguration of Mr. Cleveland. poten” ie Se ‘Thanks From the Guardsmen. During the inauguration the tenth regiment. National Guard of Pennsylvania, Col. A. L. Hawkins, was quartered in the city post office building on G street. While on the train. re- turning home, a meeting of the field, staff and line officers of the regiment was held and reso- Jntions unanimously passed. stating that during ahr stay here every effort had been made by the officers in charge of the building to make their stay pleasant and comfortable.and thanking Postmaster Henry Sherwood and Assist- ant Postmaster S. H. Merrill for many courte- fies extended them, and Capt. Geo. C. Harris, captain of the watch, for his kindly treatment an having the building at all times thoroughly heated, lighted and ventilated and for many other personal attentions. ——— The Mile Limit At the meeting of the Non-Partisan Women’s Christian Temperance Union held at the Sol- diers’ Home last Friday evening the president, ‘Mise Lavinia H. Chase, announced the fact that the one-mile limit had been maintained in the license law recently passed by Congress. A unanimous vote of thanks was passed by the Iarge assemblage present, thanking the Repre- sentatives and Senators in Congress who de- fended the cause of temperance by preventing the measure from being abolished or changed in the interests of the liquor men. —_—- Help Your Letter Carrier and Policemar. Show your appreciation of your letter carrier aud policeman by saving them tue world’s fair ‘Yoting coupon printed cach day in Tue Eves- x6 Stan. They may be too bashful to ask for them. See coupon on page 4. Julius Lane Durgb’s N. Y.Ave. Rink, near 14th st. Bring or mail the coupons to us. — Ade. ess Lost at the Ball. Persons who were unfortunateenough to have Jost anything of value or interest in the pension fice building during the past three or four days would do well to make application for the same to Capt. Jaa F. Bell, committee on comfort in the ball room. Per- haps the captain may not have just the article for which search is being made, but it is under- | stood that he has several things which were in- advertently cropped during the progress of the ball and the concerts. If those individuals who Picked up trifles that did not belong to them | turn them over to Capt. Bell he will do bis best to find the owners. — ‘The Colored Hich School Cadets. A great many compliments have been andare deing paid the colored company of High School Cadets that turned out on Saturday in spite of the more than disagreeable weather. The | young men marched well and behaved admir- ably throughout. — Served Coffee to the Soldiers. Some of the soldiers who were called upon to Wait on the B street (south) edge tol grounds on Saturday giving vent to expressions of gratitude toward ‘Mrs. Springer, wife of Representative William M. Springer of Hlinoia The re aroused by the efforts the unfortunates were making to ward of frostbite, so the good av had a supply of coffee prepared, which, with cups from which to drink it, was sent out to Gen. Ordway und bis staff, to the entire membership of the eugineer corps and to som: of the officers of the Fort Myer garrison. Mra. Springer's thoughtfulness was much appre- elated. Lieut. Mosher of the National Fenei- bles, company C, second battalion, D. C. was similarly hospitable toa large harctst his friends. of a weil-farnished sixteen- o. $28 12th street northwest— will be sold at auction, through Walter B. Will- jams & Co., tomorrow morning, commencing at WM o'clock.— Adrt. a On to Chicago! Ask your letter carrier and policeman if they 4 not like to go to the world’s fair. Littie effort on the part of yourself and those in Your ueighborhood may be the means of their | woing at Julius Lansbargh’s ex; He offers | Stwo weeks’ trip free to the letter carrier and | policeman receiving the largest number of votes. | Bee coupon on page 4. Furniture sold at the | Rink on credit to responsible parties. N.Y eve. near 14th st.—Adrt. ——— Ix selling or stormg your personal effects see Latimer & Sloan, 1407 G street. Best location in the city.— Adet. — Sarcapay's Twevts-Paoe Stan is an admira- Bie souvenir of the inaugural ceremonies wrap Es yas The | idea. chairman of the | 48¥ evening. f the Capi- | afternoon have been | d was blowing | yw, keenly and the sympathies of Mrs. Springer |, Their success with the play is dae to the conscientious manner in which they have cast it. Miss Coghlan is an able actress in certain lines, and she finds the part of Zeicka congen- ial. ' Charles Coghlan is a capable actor who makes an excellent Beauclere. Sadie Martinot, Jobn T. Sullivan, Robert Fisher, Mabel Eaton, ladam von Grautman and that ‘sterling actor, Frederick de Belleville, who bas recently been added to the company, all combine to give the cast that evenness of merit that is so essential to a satisfactory presentation of this play. Hares’ Busou Taeater. — Harris’ Bijou ‘Theater was crowded to the doors last night. The play was the strong melodrama, “Under Paw.” which proved exceptionally entertaining and permitted a display of several fine acrobatic specialties, William O'Brien, 2s | the clown, immediately gained favor by his | humorous ‘antics and fine tumbling. W. F. Granger in the heroic role proved an actor of more than ordinary merit. Misa Olive Gates ‘as the heroine possesses considerable emotional wer. ‘The scenery carried by the company is elaborate and adds great strength to the realism of the play, the tent scene with fakirs, mde- show attaches and sightseers being fur above the average. The play will undoubtedly draw large audiences all the week. Kearsay’s Lyceva Tueater.—The Meteor Specialty Company, which commenced a week's engagement at Kernan’s last night, deserves to rank among the constellations, for cach number on the lengthy program was above the average. ‘The Johnson trio opened the performance with a plensing sketch and several good songs. Then came Larry Smith, the dialect comedian, assisted by Mist Maud Raymond in a laughable comedietta. Cain and Orndorf were very funny and Marion Carr Lyon, the lady possessed of two distinct yoices, warbled sweetly. The Acme Four kept the audience convulsed with laughter and James F. Hoey gave a side-split- ting specialty. Conway and Leland have to be seen to be appreciated, and La Petite Freddie is too well known toneed comment. _A laugh- able burlesque entitled Maloney’s Visit, in which Jos. J. Sullivan and Larry Smith create a great deal of merriment, closed the perform- ance. Rosants Harren'’s Lectures.—Mr. Robarts Harper, who began « course of six ilius- trated lectures at Metzerott Muste Hall Inst evening, combines in himself traveler, pho- tographer and lecturer, and _ presented last night, by means of an ingenious triple lantern, scenes which he hai visited and photo- graphed, which be described in an easy, con- veraational style. Mr. Harper comes from London, and spent the years after leaving school on an English man-of-war, which mi trip around the world. Since then he has visited every part of the giobe, taking his camera along and preserving pictures of everything of inter- est. He is an expert photographer and pre~ sented last night a view of high waves at sea, which he secured while lashed to the deck of bie steamer while a friend similarly secured held the camera. Mr. Harper is a most interest- ing talker and his views are equal to any ever shown. Tonight he gives the second lecture, Up the Rhine in a Steam Launch.” Fisk Jcntuee Stxorrs.—The sale of seats for the singers began at Metzerott's this morn- ing. The indications are that they will have a large house at Metzerott’s Hall on Saturda: evening and the new National Theater on Sun- They wili confine themselves principally to the old plantation songs which ve made them so famous. In compliance with many requests, Tae STAR has secured, for the accommodation of its patrons, a supply of Columbian Exposition Souvenir half doliar coins, which will be fur- nished at cost price.—one dollar each. Apply at the counter of Tue Stan business office. eterend seria A Camp the Field. Arrangements are being made under the aus- pices of the Bethel Historical Association, as- sisted by Morton and Sumner Poste, G. A. R., nd Shaw Command, U. V.U., and the W. R. of each. to hold a bivouac or ‘camp in the field” April 25 at the A. M. E. T. Tabernacle in honor of Gens. Grant and Butler and Col. Joe ‘T, Wilson, historian and soldier, author of the Black Phalanx.” — Ex-Sesator Spencer's Will The will of the Ince George E. Spencer of hite Pine county, Nev., has been filed. It |. 1897, and is a brief instrument, meathing all his estate to his wife, who he makes guardian of his son. > Store your furniture, trunks, boxes. &c., with Latimer & Sloan, 1407 G street, near U. 5. treasury. Adrt. Hoovs Cones ‘The marvellous cure of Miss Lettie Huntley of Cort- laud, N. ¥., has attracted Widespread attention. She was nigh to death's door with hemorrhages caused by ulcers in the stomach. Could eat nothing. 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WILLIAMS' Big Show. mh7-6t tte Evclution ef the Ged fase inesvemine, "The Rationale of Mediuznsh ae (T= WoRLD's Greatest vioLiNist, EDOUARD REMENYI, Assisted by the following celebrated arti ae by Nemenyt himself for this, lis grandest and most it concert tour: MLLE. FLORENCE SAGE, Solo Pianist. ‘MISS MINNIE METHOT, Soprano So'oist. 3A8. W. MARSHBANK, Barytone. METZEROTT MUSIC HALL, Metzenorr music ware ME. ROBARTS HARPER OF LONDON, ENGLAND, In » course of six superbly i:lustrated lectures. TONIGHT, UP THE RHINE IN A 6TEAM LAUNCH. Friday Night—Swiss Mountains and Valleys. ‘seats, 50c. and 75c. _mh6-10t On sale at Metzerott's. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 8. Seateon sale at Metzerott’s on and after Monday, * . Fem 5 Tickets, 50e., Te. and ste fe25-100 (oNGREGATIONAL cHU RCH, (Oth and G sts. n.w. FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, FOURTH BISCHOFF CONCERT. | £ THE WASHINGTON MANDOLIN, BANJO AND GUITAR CLUB And Mry. H.C. Browning, Miss Florence McNelly, Stine Cora Ford, Dr. J, W. Bischoff and Sr. Harry Barnes, Part first, » miscellaneous program. Part second, {They have;no competitors and they can “have no ree Press. successors. "— Detr TWO CONCERTS BY THE INIMITABLE FISK JUBILEE why Original Company from Flak ioe Tacit Ss Tenn’. whose wonder il melodies 80 hearts of Washingtonians on November 30 last. METZEROTT MUSIC HALL, SATURDAY ee MARCH 11. “OLD PLANTATION SONGS. “*These songs as you sing tl They go through and throuw Germany. ‘PET ‘one. ‘It gave me great gratification." Victori n't it wonderful? 1 never hen thing Mie it.” Gladstone. eriticism, for it cannot be classed with is simply’ the heart beating ont lous. Onion. Seate, 50 and 7 at Metzerott ther. "san Jiecording to location. For ‘Music Store. AND ALL THE" m goto the heart. —Empero any- see eats Se store Diego by the club! Tickets, with reserved seats, 50 cents. On sale at the music house of John F. Ellis & Co., Pa. ave. .w. mb3-6t IVY CITY JOCKEY | CLUB Inaugural Meeting. IWY ITY RACE TRACK. It GFZ THE PENSION BUILDING, WiTH ITS GRAND DECORATIONS JUST AS AT THE INAUGURAL BALL. MONDAY NIGHT, Grand Promenade Concert at 8 o'clock, with Dancing After 10. Admission. $1. TUESDAY, Concert by the Marine Band at 3 o'clock. Admission, 50c. TUESDAY NIGHT, ‘Last Grand Promenade Concert at 8 o'clock, with ‘ Dancing After 10 o'clock. Admission, $1 OPENING DAY, SATURDAY, FEB. 25. Five Brilliant Races. BEGINNING PROMPTLY AT 2:15 P.M. Track can be reached by the B. an10. R R., elec- tric cars to Eckingtom and usual driving roads. ADMISSION, 81. Ladies accompsnied by « gen- tleman, free. mbl-tt CHAS. VICTOR SASS, Secretary. ETZEROT: M’ ROTT MUSIC HALL. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 9. Anton Seidl = AND HIS METROPOLITAN ORCHESTEA, ASSISTED BY | At both the night concerts, besides having an op- portunity tosee the decorations, you will be able to seo the great Ornamenta ectrica Display, 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. f620-tf opax. ‘TON-GHT. 3. F. CHASE, ‘Who reteived 48 wounds in the battle, will lecture at the Panorama of the Which has been pronounced by all who have seen it to bethe GRANDEST EVER BEHELD. All concerts by the band under the leadership of PROF. FANCIULLL ‘Doors open one hour in advance. ‘Supper served a la carte. , RALPH L. GALT, mh6-2t ALBAUGH’S. mee BELL DIGBY Gomic Op ora Company Chairman of Concerts, BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. TONIGHT. Topay. 027 PROPOSALS. ROPOBALS FOR ANNUAL SUPP1 IES FOR THE U. 8. MARINE COKPs HEADQUARTERS U. 8, MARINE, UARTERMASTER'S OF- FICE. March 6, 1898. —Sealed Pro on: P will be received at this offic until T’ MCV CK M.” on the FOURTH DAY OF APHIL NEXT for furnishing Fuel, Forage and L Mork to the U.S. Marine Corps at one or more of the following stations from the Ist of Jul} Pitan Gas ere rertanaouit hariestown, ‘Mass. Brooklyn, N.Y. Phi League fsiand. Pa. ; Annay yor Nortel Vas: bart Wesel. & an Sitka. “Asan. Sealed re Fa nina be. ‘received ‘at" thie office gna PWREVE SCLOCK “Men ‘the FOURTH DAY OF “APRIL EXT tor furnish cons atin of Cloth, meta, Military Stores: delivered at tie ofice of iauter, Philadelphia. ba. sealed saa. will also be ‘received. at. this oMce until BIVE, SoLsce Bi. ofthe PORTH. Dav OF NEXT for furalshing Stationery. to be deliv pred at theaficoof the Mi stant Quarterunaser, Wan Sealed, jroposals will also te réce ved ata nT TH DAY OF APRIL NEXT for furnish until TWELVE O'CLOCK M.on the MY | or mation na od above, front the Let of Saige Presentin Aad leben pdr e mations Shares front the Int of July. | pont of ‘Belk nie hy $h08. to the Sth “ot Sane, 1864 Al sup pliog cwy WE livered a the tac ‘awed tres of expense to the fed States, Bpecifiations, blank forms of pro. 8 IF of the st: tious hamed above, oat 241st to 247th Performances. ster, BEAUTIFUL GOSTOMED. HANDBONE SCENERY. Meaftermanter's Ofte, S16 South Sa sirens A MAGNIFICENT ERODUCTION. pia Pay tlis afice reverves the right ty re- COMPAR GF SIETY-EWO. PEOPLE, aul"bsan and’ to waive defects, and bias Bye eyaconductea composer, MER. SULIAX | FTom manny acturers of or Torular dealers a supriies ‘Next week—-RBEA. mé-tt_ | Cheor more x ot ta cles, deliverable at one or more st ‘consi HiAgeis THEATER. Matinees Taseday. Thursday and Satarday. ‘Week Commencing Monday, March 6, UNDER THE LION'S PAW. 8 The Great Acting Horses. E The Realistic Circus Scene. E_The Thrilling Police Reserve. L, Britton and T. ¥. Dean, redlaoperaiely for ener arc soul! a tntorsed ary work, me oay ‘bee and ed aster, US. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY {the underelened until | WELVE M. THURSDAY Bes; oH SINTH. 1k} for the purchase in balk of stock ahd fixtures of the grocery, prov “cigar store ‘at. 1308 “th street nortiwest Wasbe CADEMY. A = Evening and Saturday Matinee. — COGHLAN = IPLOMAGY. upported by their Splendid Company. including FREDERIC DE BELLEVILLE, JOHN T. SULLI- VAN and SADIE MARTINOT. NY RT hee man HL C. DE MILLE’S GREAT PLAY, The Eyes. Lost — Paradise. ‘Under the Direction of CHAS. FROHMAN. ‘Presented in the same manner ae seen for 250 nights ae ‘York, 150 nights ta Chicago, 100 nightsjin wtct A TEXAS STEER. Woh omee a. THE HUSTLER, | of E. Schweitzer, ‘Wasb- aonb. Ther fo relect any and all b PEYSEK, Assicnes Cohen, Attorneys, 928 F st. a. w. TSEK. ‘nee Henze Is Coxrwexce. an 1907, wo, So lk teak pe selowtes, 8: a ee Rows. To 100 48 £ “98. 1.98 - 223 1s DURING THE IN\GURATION PERIOD Fast ising Trips e) ‘On the Handsome CHARLES Steamers: MACALESTER And RIVER QUEEN, The finest and fastest steamers Potomac, Sibressiy forthe Lacies' Mount Vernon Aosscation, Leaving wharves foot of 71h 9 At9:30 and 10a.m., 12-30 and2p.m. ROUND TRIP REDUCED T: 50 CENTS. Admission to the grounds at Mount Vernon. 25 cents, THE DIRECT ROUT! FERRYING-NO TRANSPFERS—THE QUICK ROUTE. Tickets for sale at the steamer's wharf, foot standat all hotels.” cag A delightful tro on the famous Bae Potomac ing, en route, simone el notable and historical po nts of ‘eer ae ‘Arlington—the Arsenal "Navy. Yard—Naval_Stor- age, Maazine “Aiexandriafort Pots Fort Wasi naton submarine To: tation ~Sherldat Foint™Fish Counnission station, Re i MOUNT VERNON AND MARS! STEAMBOAT ©o. _—, Bi -<-g EWITEN TALLY HO COACH LINE, SIT Tari Every visitor shod ride om our ereat si hand Every vi ud rite x. tallysho. Leaves 10 a.mu., 2m. tabla Moe8t VERS, HOM! ay MB OF Washiaros. ALEXANDHIA FERRY, FOOT OF TH ST Connect, with, the Baeet ELECTRIC RATLWA 34 TRAINS DAILY. rough ‘the OLD A TION DIRECT to the GATE OF TRE Wass O3 Stop at the OLD CITY OP ALEXAND! Washington's Home, His Church his Maonte ole: Gen, Braddock's Headqnarters aid man: nt of hisvorie Inverest. THE CHEAPEST AS1 SBS Ei ick EST ROUTE. iw [T° Mt VERNON AND THE TOMB OF WasH- INGTON. The quickest and most pleasant route ts viv the Washinyton, Alexendria and Mt Vernon Electric Railway Co-~pany trou Alexandria Alexandria Ferry at 7th st, wharf, Washing- 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 trin, via Ferry, 350. Fare, round trip, via Penna. R. R.. 45¢. Mt, Vernom Grounds open fro 11 a.m. to 4p.m. ADMISSION TO GROUNDS, 25 CENTS. fel8 H. 8 COOPER, Supt, AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAY SLOAN, Auctioneers, 1407 G st. LAT CATALOGUE SALF OF THE ENTIRE PERSONAL ET FECTS OF THE. HAND. NG clay SEREET SMPRISING SOM RARE OED ECES ¢ TIQUr ST. DOMINGO MAHOG- ANY—&U: H AS HALL CLOCKS. Ci IPPENDALE. RAIL-TOP SIDEBOARD, CARD TABLES, ARM PHN CHATRS. CLAW Po 1 TABLES AIN I 1 BACK FT BA AN CL BA ov AN He ENTS, HA SOME AND WALNUT SUITES. ODD Pies Bey MBLC SE! DINING, ‘TABLE REFRKIGER- ‘HES inte THe a Me RB2, com- to close an estate, wt the resi- ‘Will sell, by Pleasure in ilar attention to this sale, as some of the mahowany pieces are very rare, and, ass whole, the foouvare quite desirable. “Cm extivition np today of ‘sale by card only from our office. LATIMER & SLOAN, mhG-dts Auctioneers, Pe SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN ALEX- ANDRIA COUNTY, VA. By virtue of a decree entered at the November term, 1892, of the circuit court county, Virginia, in the chancery cai man vs. Welch et al., therein pendin issioners for that put will, on TXTH, 18th at FIVE the ‘premises, offer for sale all of that” hi State formerly” owned by’ Caleb. Cushing and taiving 100 act more or less, and located in Alex- andra wane wef Viargini ‘This tract of land $s imrroved by large ten-room dwelling honse with basement, large barn with base- men. three tena t houses, large orchard, shade trees ig toe ws shrabl , Wich magnificent view of the of Washington. “rand place was the sub- in home of the il'ustrious Caleb Cushing while he in official life at Washington, and the trees and. 7 nere are now in their full pe of the land is almost square, the most beautiful, con- venient and hi rban hom * around the ational capital. It would maken valuable suhd:vision for town lots and villa sites, being on the proposed lines of wlectric and steay: raiiroa'ls, only about two ‘Terms ot sal *One-tourth cash, apd the restdue of the pure ase money in one, tw. and three years, evi- dened b Is of purchaser, with approved per- sonal security, and bering interest fro day of sale, and the title’ to be retained until all the purchase money «all have been paid. For further informatt»:. apply to James E. Clem- Fstreet northwest, Wash ol, Brent, ville, Pritice Wil 1, HH. YOUNG, clerk of the circuit court of Alex- and ertify that James E. Clements sod'c ES ol, Gow wintonesa Ravecseeuied bone in the pena'ty of $10,000, conditioned for the faith- ful performance of their duties ax commissioners in nd cause and in accordance with deypee therein. fey of February, YOUNG. Clerk. iG & SON, Auctioneers, ‘612 E st. nw. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF UNIMPROVFD RFAL ES- TATE IN SOUTH! AST WASHINGTON aT t pi VikTUé OF A DEFD OF TRUST DATED NDDULY RECORDED Tx 11h CT OF COLUMBIA and at the request ofthe party secured (Tuomas po LIN ‘in tront of the pres remisen, ON atrapa ie Foulre sta nde AT HALEPA iT FOCR O'CLOCK P. owine bed “real estat nitnate in the of Washington, District of ‘Colum: bia, to wit: All that certain piece or parcel of landand — own and distinzuished as and beine oFiot an nvered, one C1). in square numbered undred and eighty (880). and described as Boviuning on K street W0 fest. west of ‘the sont former of the ajuare; thence west on K ‘thence north, hence, angles to Virgin! casteriy alone paid avenne 28 feet: thence south wester! avenue 20 feet inches. taenee south a 40 fot inthe bewinana ‘Terms: One-thind. eval ce on oF afore one and (wo yours: with intercat, secured of trust on the property, or ali cash, at the optio of the pur- hase. Hf the ierma of ‘slp are not complied ten dave trom day of ‘sale the property wall be atthe risk and cost purchaser. A de- Postt of #100) quired at tine Of kale. All convey. ‘and recordin ‘ Pera AtS ‘psogee © mh3-dids 2 ‘Trustees. GE®. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 1411 oe TRUSTEES yo OF ESTERS AUST ASUABDE, 22, a NUE MASSACHUSETTS A i ae IM- PROVED BY a ‘SM. Fe pe yam ‘HO! By virtue of « certain at ae in Liber 1613, fol on socasced ‘the land records for the Dist and at the request of the party necured eee offer, Py creates Gat atoll NTH DDAY | OF MARCI es at PA Ragin Beep ea a Bi ferent ast lett cf tered erase of ale: Sarat See year, with interest at the rate bum, payable semi-annt te purcbaner 8 ‘S100 4 rout at ised with an ten rend oF herds: rend nen atte RICH | LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. TO CLOSE AN ees STORY Bick’ SEES h SRA cS "BEING a OF LOT ON, NERS IX BLOCK No. ree SUpprvtsion BS ENOWN AS “PA ISADES OF THE POTUMA' DISTRICY OF COLI s, LOT ONE (1) IN BLOCK 8 Of theeubdivision Enews wn the PATTSADES. OF THE POTOMAC. ta the District of Columbia. This "deed of tenet for $1,200, fel7,18,20821 t2~ (HE SALE OF LOT ONE. BLOCKS. IN THE | ~ sie lgarcia gp a ge | ‘Weather nn ERURSDAY. FEBRUARY TWENTY THIRD, atthe same hour and place. WM Mew SIDNEY ¥ TRomas, fe18-dkas Aaxignees. f2 THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Post. Be FEBRUARY TWENTY- Pay Sse 2 t. fe24-akas ‘ oTHE ABOVE SALE iS FURTHER PosTPONED ‘he a I MARCH Srv ENTE, Suanion, iain waged SIDNEY T. THOMAS, THOMAS, fe28dkde LATIMER E SLOAN, Aucts. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY SITUATE ON 1 STREET NEAR plNESTY-SIXTH STREET NORT. WEST. ue, ofa certain dee of trust dated the, 29th Juue, A.D. 1880. and duly recorded in Li sterd.. one ot the land records of ulubia.and upon the written request | the party secured there. we will sell at pubis front of the preiniees, op TUESDAY, | AT FIVE O'CLOCK property, situate in the | and known as following city of Washington, District th: west one-baif ('s) of original lot ‘Bumbere! ten 20) Im square numbered event jorether with the improvements, c nsisting of {wo two-story brick Tesideuces, being Nos. 2030 and 2532 1 stre f north: n Bropert Shin, Allre ingand conveyaucins »t purchasers cost. "Ade: | Postel, Ete wil Va EET Ouse if sold setarateiy Terns to be complied with in Bftcen ore wt eae sagas JAMES ‘WHITE. — TOMORROW. ‘THOMAS powixe stow. AUCTION SALE Recerines Buggies. Surreys, Business We WED) 2k ae ie Bicara. ‘sti, at TEN O'CLOCK A. maiating vn’ part o 3 Unseraus Barret 3 Coupe tockaways., 3 New Top Buevies. $558 Noto Buse’ w Business Wagons. 10 sets of Single and Double Harness. THOMAS DOWLING & SON, at 7 | FH, BEBSHEIMER & co. a Success ne t CONTINU TION SALE OF SHOES. RUBB OR | ‘Ke. PITHY OUI SALES ows WeDSEsDay, 3t MARCH EIGHTH, AT TEN A yi RATE, Dank & co. AUCTIONEERS SPRCIAL SALE OF TIGH.GKADF SAFETY BICYCLES. COMPRISING UNION & SWIFT, FITTED WITH P\EUMATIC CUSHION AND ~OLID TIKES, NE’ SHOP-WOBN AND SECOND-HAND, BY ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH EIGHTH, AT H* ST R O'CLOCK, we Til sell "mithin our pales roorns, $20. Pennsylvania pee ABOUT ss 25 ASNORTED BICYCLES. Allin rood order. Wheels now onexhibition. EATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers, [aman lemesen oad Ga. ALL THE TABLE WARE « ‘on NESDAY, MAI BALE PART TES AS Dutidine we will sell the on bal. censistine 500 KNIVE! ‘ wots tien Est Auctionsers._ WALTER B. WILLIAMS & ©O.. Auctioneers SALE OF WELL-KEPT AND NP HOUSEHOLD FURS aw META: DING fe, THE on WEDNESDAY MAKCH FIGHTH, COMENC- ING AT TEN O'CLOCK A. M.. we shail ‘sell at resi- dence 0, #28 12th s'. nw. the following articles | PertAlly onumerated and worthy the attention uf ber- WALNUT ant ANTIQUE, on CABINET FOLD. ING Erba, MIRO i CHAMBER SUITES, TUR! ETR. CONTENTS OF BIXTEE ERS, UPI oT an: TR oe AWE WOVEN MAT. TE! t RTAINS. PORTIER?S, RUGS, MUR aT PARE RACES To MENTION. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & ©O., Auction ser VALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioncers. W CONTINUATION SALE OF JAPANESE BRIC-A-BRAG DAILY At 11 O'clock A. M. and 3 clock P. M., At Our Sales Rooms, Cor. 10th and Penn. ave. n.w. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionsers. fo16-1m and 1409 Get JAPANESE ART|E SALE. LATIMER & SLOAN, Aucts, A wit o & | Improved by a @-story press bric AT BISSSSEES Al 4 Moser M. For & Son hawe consivned fo Us & car load of Horses, Mars and Mules to Le sold to the Moheat butters at the bazaar Thursday morning March ®, at 20 o'clock This lot inclades Horses and Mares Suitable for any purpose and several Pood Mules—entire stock being emcel- lent workers and drivers. WE WILL ALSO SELL: CTION c110N Lo Acar load of Horses and Mares com Signed to us by Mr. Shoemaker of C! bersbans, Pa ‘This will be one of the larzest sales of the season AU im search of « ridiculously low pric this sale, od animal ata, should attend S. Bexstxozn, Avcrioxern, 240 La. ava BRATPFE DARE & 60. Auctioneers NORTHEAST REAL ESTATE W ALOT TWO-STORY AND B SEMENT Bhi tt MODERN IMPROVEMY STS. No.) ALSO TWOSTORY PRESS BRICK HOUSE 6 ROOMS; MODERN IMPROVEMENTS; No. G20'5TH 51 po MONDAY AETPRNOOX, MARCH TH. TEEN’ HAT Pe LOCK, we will offer for fale in froiat of the premaians LOT 34. SQUARE 900, Frontine 16 ect om ith a bs a doyrk of 100. 106 tnches, with 'S-oot «ide wlier and AO ftw On the SAME AFTERNOON AT HACE PASE FOUR O'CLOCK we will off Premises ‘sale tn front of LOT 117, SQUARF 1051 house, No, 620 15h stn, This property shonld co: Pa thes in search of an mrstwient or fora home tne situ ted in ope of the bes! ea tions eae mand the al tion of . are De Hebt reserved to resell the propes cost of the defaulting purchase: al TEtitement sm some uewepaer publistied om ann ; id record at the FE.DAMK & 00. wttoneera, Sones al oat of the purchaser. HAT mb ~d&as HOMAS DOWLING & SON, AUCTIONED then VERY VALTABLE BUILDING LOTON CONNEC TICUT AVENUE BETWEEN Q AND KATEEETS AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, MARCH PIFTPENTH, 100 AT HALP-HAST POUR GCL: ye will sil 4» front of the pre tses lot at SB feet on the east we of Connet “ut ay “eet Wo & O-toot fronting i, at the «tien 6f #100 required at encine and recontine it cost of § rely hisar mbs<ikds THOMAS De WA SON, Aveta TDUSCANSON BHOS.. Auctioneers TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE THREF STORY BRICK DWELLING, KNOWN As PLEMIAES: NO. 1704 NINTH STREET NOKTHWEST. LOT 2055 TO ALLEY Bs virtue fa certain deed of tr Tequest of the Holter Wil sell at public au tion. in front af the p ~ SATU MDA’ GHTEENTH DAY of MARCH, ANGI, at HAT F-PAST POH On KPM., wil that certain piace or parcel « preui ees, in the city of W District or Known and distincaished as and beine lot nun ninety-seven (i Wilson. tra ree hundred and ried im 1 ber subdivision of «yu Sixty three (3 ™. eae Srars, with interest thereon. | at the rate o” six (8) per cent per aun. all cas, at the option of the purcuaser. A deposit of 82 0 will be required at the tive of ‘Ter: sale to be complied with in ff'ren days from day Sale, otherwise the property willbe real at the risk nd cost of defauitine purchaser "afinr five dass’ ads Yertisement tn sore daily paper pu lisbed iu the said, city of Washin “ton, D.C. B:AINAKD H. WARNER, Surviving Trostes, mb6-d&ds 916 F st. a 3 Le SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRoveD Ty UN SOUTH WASHINGTON. i M STREET sous _ WSt TWO ATELY Hovets Ig REAR BEAN ESM POUR AND A HAL sr Reet ih ti pal, OF aw * AT AUCTIO! BE Mirtes of a deed of trust dated November. 1, ), and duly recorded in Liber 1531, foll 48 et Seq., one of the land records of the Dist lumbia, and at ther. Brink dweitn wand two grooe brick bouses tupeer.* Tmmmediately after lot%. tauare SAS, fronting 2 feet on the east side of dq es bys Spit ot 1 toot fs nto-Foct ales stapmey Groom brick dwellings, veing Wwrewmives No. Tats 4 st Terins. Ove and shove an existing trast of at 82.200 on the Mstrect Prope sy cash, the other tet one-third cash, ba ance in nix, twelve and eighteen S deed of trust on on of the ‘purchase rope 4y required "at ti Ofeala, All conveyancing mod recording ‘st 9 cont, ee CHAS. SCHAFFER, feR-dads CONRAD WEITZEL.) Trustees. ee PROFESSIONAL. T FANTLFROY, frei ween, Mand Ts LUCKY 70 CONSULT GIPSIER *_ouErN [Exams and Minnie Brown. «psy fate resdsre geseed cand rher, i, comove evil ret ini deros st sw., F 0. tullding. “Commultations pan Ssundaye. tort FRANCIS, CARD READER AND TRANCE uma. life given from cradle tograve. -Honre removed to 23h Sid. ave! wy eid M™, 4 TMargath's bovk in “No RS. FLLSWORTH, HEALFR, ATS ALL a ee ae win APOR BATHS —ACIENTIFIG ie pr, nor CLAY Js THE otpest ESTABLISHED ro wenger amie tells all M omar second sieht, fhegvente of your life from cradle to grave, recovers i fost pear comin your together, causes mar- Fiages, ‘with ‘Tenulte, felis whether t8e one you love ts true or