Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1893, Page 11

10 e LOCAL MENTION 6 —s ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILE. 8 P.M. WEDNESDAY. For the District of Columbin, Maryland and Virginia. light rains, possibly changing to light snows Wednesday morniag, when the weather i blder northwesterly nds and a moderate cold wave. The weather Will be fair Wedeesday afternoon, if not fair Wednesday morning. CONDITION OF THE WATER Temperature and condition of water at 8 @.m.. Great Fall. temperature, 45: condition, 2. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 46. Con- dition at north connection. south connection “4 5: co 8, distributing reservo! temperature. condition at influent gate Bouse. 3: effiuen: gate house, 4 High tide. | Low tide. 4:39am. 502 pm | Mel2am. 1148 p.m. Ocn Fixest Manseaaxcows, 10c. a box all this week. Prxor's, 705 7th street. Miuurveny Ovexrxe. Miss F.C. Henderson, 9941 st. n.w., will be at home to her friends and customers on Thurs day and Friday, March 16 and 17, to exhibit her | own special stsles in Millinery. All_the new shapes, Haxny Faaxc & Sox, cor. 7th and D. To Cvara cough ask for Chr. Xander's Mel liston ( Wild Cherry Cordial), nota patent com- pound, but the highest class pectoral. 909 7th. - Lanoz Assontuext of Easter Rabbits. Chickens Eggs. Baskets, &c., at half the usual price. Prxot's, 705 7th street. PoweRrvt Opera Glasses, 23. Hewrien,453 av. a SE ‘Tay Reistxcen’s Ice Cream. 235 G st n.w. cde = Canpets Cixaxep by the Empine Carrer ‘Wonks, 631-695 Mass. ave. n.w., are made moth- proof free of charge. Telephone 436-2 ClTY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Ataacon’s “Josephine. New Nattowar Tweatmn.—“The Texas Acaprat or Mestc. Orca Hovse.—Mlle. Rheagin “The Hustler.” - —“The Pulse of New Hanais’ Busou Tuxares. York.” Kr 'sLrceuw Taeaten —C. W. Williams’ Big Show. Tur Barrie of Getryssvno.—1sth street and Ohio avenue. Meraznotr Mvsto Hatt.—Boston Symphony Orchestra and Paderewski. Coxoreoatiosat Cucncn.—Prof. Ewell’s il- lecture on “Kgypt and Constanti- Nortagey Lieeety Market Hatt (Firrg, Kaxp L srs. x.w.}- The Dog Show. es FROM THE BLUE TO THE GRAY. ‘Why @ Washington Committee Will Make a Visit to Richmond. When the Grand Army encampment was held im Washington last fall many of the veterans from the north and west took occasion to make excursions over the Virginia battle- fields and especially to visit Richmond, where the closing scenes of the confed- eracy were enacted. ‘Tho attention shown to these veterans of the Union army by the | Confederate Veterans’ Association of Rich- mond was so marked and their, hospitality was #0 cordial that they added greatly to the success of the Grand Army encampment as a historic event. The Grand Army encampment commit- tee of Washington after closing up their busi- ness decided to give some suitable recognition of the kindly spirit shown and the hospitable endeavors made by the veterans of the confederacy in Richmond. To carry out this resolve « committee of ten, with Mr. Edson at ite head, was appointed to prepare and pre- sent a suitable testimonial. This committee de- cided to give « wactical character to their testimonial and raised money with | which to furnish one of the wards of the Confederate Soldiers’ Home Hospital in Hichmond, a hospital to which are admitted only those who are so maimed or so disabled ge to be completely incapacitated to care for themselves ‘The committee has ac- hed its object aud the ward has been furnished. Tomorrow the Washingtgn com- mittee will go to Richmond and formally turn over the ward to the Confederate Veterans’ Association. Some of the members of the original committee will be unable to go. bein detained here for various reasons. Mr. Frank Hatton | is sick. Gen. Speare is absent from the city and Mr. T. W. Noyes and Mr. Dingman have busi- ness ts that interfere. The party K0, 80 far as known this afternoon composed ‘of Chairman Jno. Joy Edson, Gen. H. V. Boynton. Corporal Tanner, ex-Com- missioner Douglass, Col. C. P. Lincoln. Gen. Duncan S. Walker, ex-Representative Hemp- bill, Mesera. BL H. Warner, E. B. Hay, R. Parke and Isadore Saks. They will leave on a special car at 10:57 tomorrow and will be enter- tained while in Richmond by the Confederate | Veterans’ Association. It is expected that they | will return by noon Thursday. — DISTRICT GOVEKNMENT. MISCELLANEOUS. ‘The new National Brick Company has been awarded the contract for furnishing the Dis- trict with paving brick at 9 per thousand. BUILDING PREMITS. Building permits were issued today as fol- lows: D. B. Groff, one frame dwelling corner Sth and Erie streets, Brightwood Park; €1,500. Cometias G. Jones, one frame dwelling on Park street, Mount Pleasant; 24,000. A. Cowsell, one brick private stable in rear of No. 48 B street northeast: 21,000. Geo. 8. Cooper, fif- teen frame dwellings at 1238 and 1240 L street, and 1009 to 1032 13th streef southeast: £10,000. Wm. H. Lawson. three brick dwellings im Bloomingdale: 27.100. C. E. Garvey, one frame dwelling in Brightwood Park; #300. M. T. Medford. six brick dwellings at 614 to 624 7th street northeast; 210.000. eee Merited Promotion. Mr. Herbert Morgan, the assistant advertise- ment writer for Messrs. Woodward & Lothrop, hae been placed in charge of the advertising Gepartment of their Baltimore branch store, to be opened this week. Mr. Morgan is probably the youngest advertisement writer in the pro- fession today. He began his career with the firm about five years ago as an office boy and rapidly advanced himself to his present posi- tion. “A number of their old employes hola Tesponsibie positions in their Richmond branch many others will go to Baltimore in equally responsible capacities, mesma Thrown From His Bicycle. Mr. Charles F. Roberts was thrown from his wheel by collision with a wagon at Pennsylva- nia avenue aud 12th street this afternoon. In falling he was struck by a Georgetown cable car aud narrowly escaped serious injury. He Teceived one or two cuts and bruises and bad Bis overcoat torn to shreds. > Bishop Brown Very Il. Bishop Johu M. Brown of the African Meth- dist Episcopal Church is lying very ill at his Fesidence, 1424 Khode Islaud avenue. — Vote Earl: Don't permit your interest to flag. Save the two coupons each evening and give one to your favorite letter carrier and one to your favorite officer. They may not like to ask you for coupons for fear of annoying you. Why Bot help them win the free trip to the World’ exits Laxsuumou, New York Avenue “Rink,” between 15th and iith streeta.* —_ Saux of furniture, carpets, &c., at Williams & Co.'s, auction rooms, corner 10th and Pesnsyl- Soom, tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. ea sghis> “lerta's” anniversary “ad.” on the Saab ot ates CaraLoovr Saxe of stylish and well-‘rs Wood's stables, 1620 M street, Frida: st2p.m. See Latimer & Sloan for ‘particu DEATH VERY NEAR Untess the President Interferes in Howard Schneider's Case. | BOTH APPLICATIONS OF HIS COUNSEL DENIED BY THE UNITED STATES. SUPREME cOURT— HIS ASSAULT ON DEPUIY WARDEN RUSS IX ‘THE JAIL YESTERDAY. The President alone now stands between Howard J. Schneider and death on the scaffold, | the United States Supreme Court today denying the petition both for a writ of habeas corpus | and for a writ of error, which petitions, as an- nounced in yestorday’s Sran, were filed with the court yesterday. The announcement in Tme Stan that the court's decision in the matter would probably be rendered today caused quite a large throng to fill the court room this morning, and the decision was anxiously awaited, ANNOUNCED BY THE CHIEF JUSTICE. Immediately upon the court being seated, | after two attorneys had been admitted to prac- Fuller stated that in the tice, Chiet Justic: matter of the J. Schneider for a writ of habeas corpus the in the Heath and Crom cases being cited in support of the court's position. The chie! justice then stated that m the matter of a peti tion for a writ of error that petition was also | denied, the same cases again being cited in sup- | port of the denial of the writ. The decision of the court as amended by the chief justice was one of the briefest possible, | being covered in less than 100 words, THE COUNSEL WILL ATILL FIOUT. Messrs. Wm. F. Mattinglyand A. A. Hochling were present in court and the prisoner's brother William awaited the decision just outside, the court room. The condemned man’s counsel stated that they were not prepared to state what the next siep to be taken would be, the fight. It ix generally believed, however, that every Jegal move im behalf of their chent has been exhausted, and that only the interven- tion of the President can prevent Schneider's execution on Friday next. SCHNEIDER'S THIRD ASSAULT. 4 | ence. | ceptable in his acting and exceedingly clever in petition filed on bebalf of Howard | tition was denied, the decision of the court | although they had not by any means given up | #! THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, 1893—TEN PAGES. United Brethren Conference. ‘The Maryland United Brethren conference, which convened in seventh annual session at ALnavon's.—The play, ‘Josephine, Empress of the French,” which "Tihes and her company AMUSEMENTS. a M®*#en0Tr music BALL. " ETZEROTT MUSIC HALL. presented at Albaugh’s inst night is not new | Boonsboro’ on Friday last, adjourned yoster- M' — WEDNESDAY MARCH 22. to Washington theater-goers. It ranks among |day. The ministerial assignments are ae fol- MRE. ROBARTS the standard beauty. No play of such a somber character could stand in the favor which it en- joys unless it had the benefit of the highest art- istic ability in presenting the beauties of dic- tion and poetic thought, which it contains. The | historical interest of the play is strong and an | admirable effort is made to picture as closely as | possible the people and manners with which the lows: Presiding elder, G. J. Rondabush; Wash- ngton, iD. C., Rev. C. 8. B. Brane; Western- port station, E.G. 8) Willi sta- tion, A. N. “Horn; re tamer sup) Hi town circuit, A. M. ‘Evere® ville it, E. C. B. Castle; Boonsboro’ ‘uit, M. 8. Bovey; Myersville circuit, G. W. HARPER Damroseh. OF LONDON, ENGLAND, Kiracofe; Mechanicstown circuit, W. L. Mar- In a course of ax suverh!s {astrared loctares Thy Smmboas Orchestra of New York, WALTER |Siphine ben ‘teen to excelont advantage | iti Frédérick station, Mt, L “Meret: Fred ’ ENGLISH ARE AMERICAS Houma, [POS ea Ss ier beaut and aris abe being siren fa We Btncepring, MERTZ’S SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY. ber lkcrox, PLU scope and winning the applause of her audi- | “iFeuit, E. Lee, a IRELAND UN! ERCTON, LOR Resgrved poate, S0c, and 75. Onsale at As Napoleon Mr. W. 8. Hart was ac- ‘Movement of Troops. ‘The proposed transfer of the headquarters of the third artillery from Washington barracks to Fort McPherson,Ga., to take the place of the his makeup. The cast, asa whole, is well bal- anced and capable. Again tonight. Natroxat.—For the third time this season a He dincover Tare gifte and eraces ws our shore: New }6 ES—Sland $1.50. Tiekets METZEROTT MusIc HALL. MERTZ’S MODERN PHARMACY OF TODAY. A MODERN PHAR- com Rats Washington audience last night enthased with | MACY in every sense of the word-MODERN BUILDING, MODERN MONDAY EV ENING, MARCH 20, 1803, serrit’s aga . ebullient enthusiarm over. Afr. Katies este racer cee tao Soe emcees a Wedeeday. Ape 12, ““The Danination of Faust jitico-drama, “A Texas Steer.” ‘The National | Washington, has been = MODERN I DATES Etzen0rT BOS = is Wie taltcn Sola thes cae thecaioere iia ot | ent. A few weeks ago several companies from BUSINESS METHODS, MODERN GOODS sed traly ™M OTT MUSIOMALL > RS visiting statesmen there who just at this time | Fort McHenry, Baltimore, and the barracks —————_—_____ are prepared to grasp with strong appreciation | hore were sent to Key West and Fort Barrancas, PRICES, . the political peculiarities of the national capi- Fla. but so far their places have not yet been tal, und they grasped with fervor. ‘To some it | filled by the transfer of the companies at the was very, very funny, and to others it was alto- | latter places north. The third bas been gether too disagreeably real. However, it went, | stationed here for over seven years, having for there are more people out of politics | taken the vlace of the second, which was sent “HAWAIL aND THE HAWAIIANS.” EYUPHONY orewrsrea A VISIT To THE YMPHONY ORCHESTRA. PARADISE OF THE PACIFIC. TODAY we have one of the leading Drug Stores in the country an in. The interest of those who| north. It is expected, howoyer, that a general and in strange contrast with the business of seven short years ago. have seen the play was centered chiefly | shaking up in’ artillery earia: ait he ‘Then our clerical force numbered one clerk and » porter, TODAY our ng Wt hf} in Miss Dorothy Sherrod, who as | made next autumn, when the third will be sent Thad ihe alle Hilave, Wait tet Bossy takes the place of Flora to Fort McPherson, the fourth brought here ’ employes number twenty-eight. Then we had a modest store on the ag | ——— government bright little woman who only « and possibly the first and second exchange . ‘southeast corner of 11th and F sts., diagonally across from our present location. NOW every one is familiar with the large six-story structure left the stage forever. Miss Sherrod, as her | predecessor under study gave promise of her power, quite realizes that promise and barring places at New York and Newport. The fifth. at the Presideo, San Francisco, will be allowed to | Temain where itis, as the expense of transfer- ILLUSTRATED WITH EIGHTY VIEWS. Orepiel, "Die Moisteriinver ‘Tieweta with reserva went Schneider, for the third time since he de- stroyed the life of the woman whom he bad} sworn before heaven and man to protect and | loveand cherith, attempted yesterd to wreak his vengeance upon another. Deputy | Warden Benton Rus of the District jail. ‘The | first of these three attempts was made, as has been heretofore mentioned in Tue | Star, upon Baliff James Springman, the oiticer who had Schneider in immediate charge during the trial, and occurred, it will be | remembered, th the cell beneath the Criminal Court during the early part of the t ‘The condemned murderer's second attempt to take | the life of another was made upon Judge Cole, on the day the man was sentenced last M: and which was fully described in Tax Stam al the time. HIS BEHAVIOR HAD BEEN ALL RIGHT, Schneider's behavior in jail had until yester- day been that of a model prisozer, obedient to the rules of the prison, quietand peaceful. Yes- terday afternoon the Rev. W.E. Parson, pastor of the Lutheran Church of the Reform: Capitol Hill, which church Schneider had years ago attended.called at the jail, as he had before done on several occasions, to offer religious consolation to the doomed’ man and to en- deavor to bring him toa proper realization of his position. Deputy Warden Russ accompe- nied the minister to Schneider's cell, the first one to the right on the first’ floor of the south wing and the one occupied by Guiteau at the time he was fired at by Sergeant Mason. Schneider was found sitting in his chair at the window of his narrow cell, with his hat pulled down over his eyes, and steppit side Mr. Russ aaid to the wretched man: ard, here is” — RE SPRANG AT THE WARDEN. With an exclamation of rage, Schneider in- terrupted Mr. Russ and sprang at the officer with the fury of a maddened beast, and clutch- ing him about the bod exclaimed with an oath. don’t want you in here. ‘The deputy warden grasped the enraged man by the arms and cautioned him tobe quiet, Schneider meantime struggling to re- lease himself and cursing and swear- ing. When he had quieted down some-| what Mr. Huss loosened his hold and shoved him back. ‘Then it wasthat Schneider's fury seemed to burst forth anew, and with other exclamation of rage he ‘picked up his chair and attempted to brain Deputy Warden Russ as he had attempted to brain his prosecu- tor, Judge Cole,on thet memorable day im court. But the desperate man again ?failed in his murderous efforts, and after a short, decisive struggle the infuriated murderer was thrown back on his cot, where, deathly pale and almost exhausted by his violent efforts, he was left and the door of his cell locked upon him. HE QUIETED Dows. Deputy Warden Russ and the minister retired | to the rotunda of the prison, while several of the jail officials attempted to quiet the man. He paid little attention to what they said or did, and in a little while Mr. Parson approached the'condemned man’s cell alone. Schneider was then sitting on his cot, with bowed head aud his hat pulled down over bis eyes. | ‘Three times the reverend gontlemen called hi by name before he lockek up. Mr. Parson | inquired if he knew the latest decision n bis case. But the question bad to be re- before Schneider mumbled, ‘What case?"s apparently totally oblivious of what Was meant. ‘Then, when the minister endeavored to ex- plain, Schueider suddenly exclaimed: “They are trying tu rob me of my invention. They are trying to poison me. ‘They won't let me sieep and they throw acid on me,” vigorously rubbing his bands. “Don't you remember the Sunday echool you used to attend on Capitol Hill?” quietly asked | ister, hoping to divert the man’s mind. jay tchool,” mumbled Schneider, and then he mentioned his nvention once more. Do what he could the minister could not get the man to listen to or talk intelligently upon the subject of religion and after fifteen minutes of futile endeavor he reluctantly left the doomed man, a remark that he had good news for him even failing to attract his attention. AN ATTEMPT TO SEE THE PRESIDENT. It has been supposed that an appeal would be made to the President for executive clemency in Schneider's case, and shortly after 1 o'clock today Mr. Mattingly and Mr. Hoebling, Schnei- der’s attorneys, called at the White House and sent in their cards to Private Secretary Thur- ber. It was generally understood that they sought an interview in reference to the Schuei- der ease. ‘They remained with Mr. Thurber for about five minutes and when they came out Mr. Mat-| tingly was asked by a Stan reporter it he had culled about Schneider's case: “No,” he replied, “I came to see about the new Conrt of Appeals.” In answer to another question he stili insisted that he was at the White House on business other than Schneider's. Private Secretary Thurber was asked whether ‘Mr. Mattingly and Mr. Hoebling had called about Schneider. He hesitated for « moment and replied that he bad no authority to answer that question and referred the reporter to Mr. Mattingly. Mr. Thurber was then asked if the attorneys had requested to see the President, but declined to auswer that questior or to taik further about the matter, afternoon | | | ——__ Souvenir Coins, In compliance with many requests, Tae STAR has secured, for the accommodation of its patrons, a supply of Columbian Exposition Souvenir half dollar coins, which will be fur- nished at cost price,—one dollar each. Apply at the counter of Taz Sar business office. ——-— Do You Wear Shoes? Large line of shoes at Latimer & Sloan 1407 G street, second floor, tomorrow and nex day at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Adet. —_—— Vote Early and Often. Don't permit your interest to flag. Save the tro coupons each evening and give one to your favorite letter carrier one to your favorite police officer. ‘They may not like to ack you for the coupons for fear of annoying you. Why not help them win the free trip to the World's a cius Laxspunon. New York Avenue ink, between 13:h and 14th streets. = * —s—_— ‘Tux ConLectiox or Parytixos now on view at the exhibition rooms of Walter B. Williams & Co., corner 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue, during the past two days attracted a ber of persons interested in art. Its it must be seen to be ap) Wednesday at 10:30 o'clock a. m. and continuing at 7:30 o'clock p. m. = ponies 262 Wim Kane & Co., 817 ave- oar ade Se Soin ert pianos-of their make at various prices.—. | show on earth, it has many points in it that are a slight vocal weakness, is in all respects a | ring troops across the continent is too great to erected especially for us and fitted up with every modern convenience ‘The majority of them have been beautifully col- | aay morning. March Li charming actress. Our own Tim Murphy, as | warrant a change of regiments. i. ‘cored. in orde= to give an adequate idee of the tase | _ mb St . tia Senctor wobia Mic caaal Maalttv aad opin, gummed irene Lapa seem aiege bons ucaesbarspame ice albert ben Parmar ~ ee comnecy in the land of 0 and 0 was eractioas es = far as ote be| An attempted murder and suicide took place sisted of the medicines usually sold in drag stores. TODAY there ¥ eard from, even the ree large and elegant y nig i i rT ‘Texans who come to Wadiictont: veruliionies| bry Ps ccae Upp enatbe ong weg cg fs hardly @ medicine known that we do not keep in stock in quantity. TICKETS... - — a and spill it on themselves. ‘A Texas | his brains out. All the rare drugs and chemicals can be found here. For sale at Metserott's Music Store, pag et ag fo well known here that it really isa| ‘The street car drivers and conductors of mbt TUESDAY EVENINGS. Mar} 7 ction on its position to extend any further | Newark, N. J., will probably go on strike in a ALBAUGH’S. mi Sete Tick Gye ee Keoghn, comedians, | £7, {8% aesinet the system by which they are , bd N fat RIFLAS hal presented at tho Academy last night for the | “Tie'Constellation has been selected to take Sp Se SE ee ee a. S MIRE aca btm first time here ‘The Hustler,” and they had a|the naval cadets on their regular summer abundance. In fact, there is nothing that should be sold in a drug store ORIENT AlaLed? 3e big house with a tremendous aggregation in the | practice cruise. She arrived at Norfolk Sun- * peter of thehouse. As the bills sav day night, where the will be fitted out. missing ont. RERAN ANNAN er’ isnot aplay but an institution, ‘The report that the Boston and Maino rail- 2 OEVUNY ANNUAL there isin it @ fine collection of speciaities | road is to lease the Concord, and Montreal sys be] strung on a fine thread of plot. John Kernell as | tem, and that the terms of the lease have been MINI@IAAN Gon ie n = Harry mst aon a8 ankncser sanctioned toe sides, is denied. In connection with our drug store we have opened » SURGICAL IN. EVERY EVENT 3 EXCEPT WEDNESDAY, ALSO MU RS) LWA tal > use) old-time favori at everybody | Sunday night burglars broke into the branch oa ay ee jknows on the turn and the galleries go| office of the Kreugera Brewing Company of STRUMENT ESTABLISHMENT and have placed the sume in charge of 6 JOSEPHINE WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 15, 1998. wild over. Gus Mille as Ann Danta is | Newark, located at Woodbridge, N. J., forced competent assistant. SURGICAL APPLIANCES andl the various instru- p a a a charming lady and John _ Gilroy's | open the safe and secured considerable money WEDNESDAY NATISEE ERD MiQHT, Tal Bud iss regalar rosebud. ot ney does a ‘The Newfoundland sealing fleet sailed from ments in use by physicians we keep in stock and when necessary mana- A ILLE “ Desethe } J serpentine dance and sings, besides other songs, | §t. Johns, N. F., Saturday evening to prosecute fecture 5 (Y Mi ‘2 Mire Raiser, barfione ; Mise Bert the latest, “Daddy Wouldn't Buy Me a Bow | the seal fishery for the season of 1893. bs Sone oe oe ee Nest Week—ROLAND REED ta “INNOCENT as | Me" Raipet arts ceaten and Be : = mys Hatching, s ines ween In the supreme court, New York, on Satur- COMPETENT FITTER, witha LADY assistant. In thisdepartment ELAS- a CAMB.” creo fags does their ols rman stand-by ile “The | day a jury di 7 i as PR: SI now Eltis’ » de had. ADEREWSAL (An informal dence will be held after my very popular and its gags catch on with prompt- PABEREWSRE mill-4 ness and dispatch. ‘Ihe singing and dancin; ‘The First and Only Recital This Season. CADEMY ALL. THIS WEEK, pelea git i capa anal Scat musi ponte ow. AG A Box» ‘The First and Only Kecital This Season. Matinees Wednesday and aturdas. style is developed before the curtain goes down aa UINEA Ox. ee SPECIAL AN for the last time. “The Hustler” quartet of vente Another branch has also been recently added—THE OPTICAL DE- Ga Monasy Eeening Marck £2. 23. (Change tn pr male voices sang well and encores throughout PARTMENT—andas is characteristic of our entire establishment, we have On Monday F . March 27, "93, 0 the performance were unstinted. SCIENCE. + At 8:15 o'elock. Haxets’ Brusov Taeaten.--A large and en- Placed it in charge of skilled professionals, who will attend to every detail Sa" The sale of reserved seats will open at Metzerott's COME FIRST <FRVED. thusiastic audience felt ‘The Pulse of New| Medical science bas achieved s great triamph in th Music Store “@& NO SEATS RPSERVED. York” at the Bijou last night and went home thoronghly satisfied that the “Pulse” was stzong and active. It was the opening of a week's engagement of this strong melodrama, and that it met with popular favor was testified by the reception it received. Mise Mattie Vickers, that well-known and accomplished soubrette, leads the cast. From a scenic stand- point the play isagreatsuccess, for the mechan- ical devices are all new and produce some real- of the business with dispatch and sccuracy. In this department we make ‘® special ty of compounding oculists' prescriptions. Our prices are as low ‘as is consistent with good work. on production of Monday morning, March £0, °88. Steinway & Sons’ Piano usedat all the Paderewski recitals. mb14-128 METZEROTT Music MALL. MO FEIDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, at 8 RIG Bercaars Puss, ‘Which will cure Sick Headache and all Nervous Dis- orders arising from Impaired Digestion, Constipation and Disordered Liver, and they will quickly restore women to complete health. In announcing our Seventh Anniversary Sale we wish to most heartily thank our many customers, who have by their liberal and constant Next Week—Demitie & mbI3. MEN AS istic effects. The play is not without humor, eenerre Mae. for there are several first-class comedians who| — Govered with a Tasteless and Soluble Coating. Laem wo eee oe ee ee M EVENING OF 18TH, introduce some clever cialties, The Ber- “i custom has been appreciated by the establishment of a line of prices for OPERATIC CONCERT COMPANY, EX-Gov. tram trio sang sweetly and other members of | Of all druggists. Price, 25 contaabox. Under the Girectice << C. A. Kilie, ee the company acquitted themselves creditably. the best drugs, medicines, toilet preparations and family requisites Bearcun, Of Tennessee Again tonight. a New York depot, 305 Canal st. 2 hitherto clatmed “impossible.” Under ordinary conditions such might EASE ‘Will lecture om Kepway's Lyceum Tueater.—C. W. Williams, care “THE FIDDLE AND THE Bow." that clever ventriloquist, at the head of a com- be impossible; with our method of business, buying largest quantities LUCESTONE 3 pany of his own, opened a week's engagement = Anda complete orchestra. 2 nb Rarsan's lest uione: ait whan tha tee borce CITY ITEMS. and turning quickly at closest kind of profite, we get the best class of GRAND OPERATIC CONCERT, _Price, 73.and 500. and a half of fun mal was over the audience —— trade and our customers the best grades of medicines. Including the Grest Quartet from “Rigoletto” and ERNAN's LYCEUM THEATER. was of but one mind—the show was one of the| When You Put Things “In Order” conciuding with selections from the 34, 4th and Sth best ever seen here. The appearance of Mile. | For Easter you can keep dollars and cents in wee ne eee GOUNOD'S FAUST, SUNG IN ITALIAS AND SIVEN TS CONCERT Nada Reyval, better known as the Chanteuse Lif you be i i Electrique, who gave a terpsichorean specialty | Soe” Pocky {ou beat in mind that there is one place in the District of Columbia where Special matinee St. Patrick's Day. : ; ‘As usual in our annit . — 4 surrounded by a myriad of electric lights, was | vou can buy Furniture and other Housefurnish- usual in our anniversary sales, we have reduced a number of well- MME, RORDICA ©. W. WILLIAMS’ BIG SHOW, decidedly effective. Mason and Ralston were | ings at “bottom” prices on “time” payments known articles. The prices q uoted will be for the next three days only— MiSs ENGE! M'LLE NADA REYVAL. very funny in a new specialty and the perform- | —~but you can’t get through the “bottom” —a SIG. CAMPA. ance of Antonio Van Gofre was marvelous. Williams and Barton are without doubt the best knockabout artists, and Frank Riley, in his Wednesday, Thursday and Friday—and we will reserve the right to sell Dut one article of a kind to purchaser. hole punched in the ‘bottom’ renders it unreliable, I’m reliable! Joux Ruppex, The Accommodator, (G, DEL PUENTE | Chanteuse Blectrigue trom Les Awbameadears, of anythin, Uneurraseed 01 isos oe) Sy ecgzaing te location. Next week, ~ 7 snieae black face specialties, was clever. Richards,| 1¢ 513 Seventh street northwest. = 4-4 _ | Manchester and Bernard's French Folly Company. the female impersonator, was good. and Carr ne Very respectfully, NEW NATIONAL—ALL THIS WEEK. na and Jardine and Matthews and Harris con- Nobby Spring Neckwear. 4 ‘Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Fig! ? War ec. nriton and 7. F. Dean, tributed some clever comedy flashes, In addi- Our 50c. line is a beauty. EDWAED P. MERT: ws Proprietors. tion to the regular matinees there will bea | mhié-8t Hasax Fuaxc & Sox, cor. 7th and D. Z = Hhoryrs Matinees Tuesday, Tharaday and Setardas, special matinee on Friday. i nmencing Ases, Par Boston Sruriiont Oxcuzstaa will givo| Combs and @rushes—All kinds, ‘Taors's ‘©. N. BERPRAMPS ite Inst concert for the season tonight at prices—below the market list. 1602 14th st. 1t Magnificent Production of ee a comnts wit bs Special Spring Clearing Sale The Pulse of New York the eminent pianist, Ignace Paderewski, The] nrg ta Keegan eae = ee ei _Next Week—LATER ON mbllae furore tint che Performer created on the oc- ee Diode a PBtaanwoste clon, casion of his first visit to this country has been 7 7 Anniversary Mr. JOHN P. LAWRENCE. Pianotet. increased during his present tour. He will to- ee tre Gee Price. Mr. HERMAN © RAKU MANN. Violinist night play a concerto of his own composition and rag 0 | Pets Mr. ERNEST LENT. Vioioucoliiet, a group of solos. The program to be presented | Pog 4 and at low prices will do well to call on | Mertz’s Violet Water, small. 63c | Parker Pray’s Ongoline. STEER. Pi i cues 22 ia Assisted by by the orchestra under the leadership of Mr. | Our Jarw and Meche: Coffee camie oe ett ae Mpa eet at THE ST. CECILIA QUARTET. Arthur Nikisch will be an interesting one, in-| drink. Our celebrated “Sun Rise Chop” ‘Tea | Pin#ud’s Violet Water. ‘Te | Parker Pray's Rosaline. . Next week, Mrs. NELLIF WILSON SHIT CLIFF, lst Soprane, cluding a Schumann symphony, mer Merts's Quadruple Strenyth Perfume Extracts, | Hot Water Bogs, 1,2 or Squart, best quality STHE STILL ALARM” and Little Tuesday. m3 it “td Soprano. a oa t 50c. per pound pleases all. Best Patent Pro- | ae a um ae ns from Wagner's cone Flour away ‘down in price, Pure Old Rye - all spate ig bot. ir Png : 88: GQRIRITUALISM. — SUIRITUAL LECTURES by y vend i ve i ito, oe Vs rsa] Ve nowy meijums at Metzerott Coxonzoatiost, Cuoncn—Tonight Prof. | Sherry, our own importation Se. qt ange | Mertéa Qucem Anne Lt ioe | Page's Sareaparila | Reeaeca pay a ti ea ye iste "on Teg ec Count | ta Page Fort Wo, te." ex Nnte | Cacamer and ance Can, Ihe | Wingo Cane ad oie | gi ae i. Saga which will be profusely illustrated by stereop- | twermtly feeny vat tthe ae or neered | Almond Cold Creain, sina 3 20s | Seatts Meoateion. + 5c | the mcraing,, “Seeking and Finding Christ." In the Dr. SIGEL KOUSH, Manager, ticon views’ POrgun preluden wil be given fy | BEamntly to soy part of the city or suburbs | “Mn Co.t Crm Roe oun Bo: | evening, “Sine Syiritual World and ite People.""mi3 | op fey Mr. Harry W. Howard. ; se AS TetzcEne FINE Fauity Groceny, | Crown Baby Powder. | Beef. Wine and Iron. 2 49 Mr. Ronants Harper last night gave anex- | yt ‘417 7th st. n/w. | Dupont’s Almond Moal Bovinine, small, B9e ar. roNiosr. 5s - 5 and Placques. _ 5 | = 7 somely illustrated by artistic and realistic | est and most beautiful astortment, $1 up. Sou. | LAbisnehe Face Powder. sigtatetel upd verens — views. His last lecture will be delivered to- | venir World's Fair Coins in gold and silvor eot- | Babiteau's Skin Food. meee - ‘Who received 48 wounds in the battle, will lecture at morrow evening and the subject will be “En-| tings. Fineengraving. WaL¥orD's,477 Pa. ave, * | Julie's Face Bigach : Cooper's Hair Success. = 396 lish and American Homes.” — > — — i Gourand’s Oriental Cream. Valentine's Beef Juice. . Cle ‘the Pancrama of the Tax Fisk Jupitex Stxoxns gave an enjoy-| ,, Assignee’s Sale of the stock of Furniture, Soda Mint Tablets, per bottle. 7 . able concert at the Caurch of Our Father last | Bedding and Draperies at StxoLeroy’s, 415 7th G7 | Chiorate of Potash, per bottle. = ae BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. evening. The house was comfortably filled, Sadie = = Dee ipeern = Lester's Little Liver Pills, per & =a ss THIRD ANNUAL BENCH SHOW OF and all present expressed their hearty appreci- co eet ap ‘THE WASHINGTON CITY KENNEL CLUB TONIGHT. ToDaY ation of the plantation songs and classic music | offered at exceedingly low prices. ‘Many of | cake. Sars Soon 2e m z = sung by the Jubilees. Every number on the Leon nw jabout one tele, oe usual a ‘Thymol Soap. 9c | Mandraxe Pills, per box, 1c. ; 3 for.. ‘800 ‘March 14, 15, 16, 17. aan rogram was encored. Mrs. DeHart, Miss | Me! splay of ‘eres on first floor. | Juniper Tar Soap, 1c. 3 for 30c | Ferraud’s Celebrated Wine of Cocoa. . 58e /RTHERN LIBERTY MARKET HALL, Weltna Messrs. Caldwell and Payne made de- pled Laoag geet blr nt oneal et Packer's Tar Soat 13e | Hall's Cherry Pectoral, per bottle. 300 a = one ig ss cided hits in their solos. ‘The concert - | goods ar le, A st, 2. {pace Js GALDWEEES DawciNe CIDER der the anspices of the colored VSL. C. A. of | Width. No shop worn nor water or smoke | Mertz's Carbolic Soap, 1c, - le) GRAND TRICK DOG PERFORMANCE EVERY PIT dg py lam is, te 2! ‘ - stv pall rdbars. a damaged goods, but guaranteed of the best | French Transparent Soap. 1 DAY at 4:30 and 8 o'clock. sings. Privat, Seesons given boy appolntues —— ——— makes and qualities, As the time approaches | Mertz's Honey Soap, per bor... Compound Cathartic Pills, 100, per bottle. 19¢ uy, eo = P! Open from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. One square from cable USSSSSTE SF SSS]SE|AY | toclose the sale we would advise all persons | Woodbury's Facial Soap, cake 2 | Witch Hazel, large, per bottie, 1 2ho | cars. sahl3-3t A “>> 44 | interested to call as early as possible. White's Ivory Dentino, per box. 420 | Witch Hazel, small, per bottle. 2 160 = a ary 4 Epwix B. Hay, Queen Ann Tooth Powder, per bottle....180, 3for 50c | White's Capsicum and Belladonna Plaster, 9c. a a7 HERE WITL BEA LE aT ia ri of T. D. Singieton, Elizir of Roses and Myrrh, per bottl 19¢ | each; per dozen. 0.81.00 TEE SEL Se 4 tacrony at mouse 5 — , “a1 — rch, corner of tli and Kote # | mae SEMIN ANT We | rsa Week aes que belied, 16 | Ciark's Corn Salve, per box. ee METZEROTT HALL, We ween Mek Th ot Sas ek, fe * s | Sozouont Clark's Bunion Cure, per box... Eliza Snowden. ; iv » | bog an Poppe = on- 180 FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 8 (CLOCK P.M. al graved free. Watrorp’s,’ av. Tel. 276, | $_?$]?_@#$?_/$_V$_$_ I {+ MARCH, APRIL, MAY Renin a, EXCURSIONS, &e. * s 3 Standard distinct GRAND CONCERT, —_ Ys Are the best months in which to foneraN others. See thease: Mor gua. nw. It In addition to the above reductions, we have decided to reduce the prices, SACRED AND OPERATIC, 44 Butlfy the blood. because at this ———————— 2 See Re tent TO MOUNT VERNON. C) Se epten ie mont scepibe Against the quick and rapid changes of Se ST. VINCENTS ORPHAN ASYLUM, bd v emucone: ieee aaa on temperature of Ttarch roinforce the system. By the ee ee ee or AACA Ee Te % — Miistsundoubtedly the best imedi- ee Foe fe ke ee CARROLL INGTITUTE CHORAL SOCIETY, | pant expreasly forthe Latics Mount, Vere clogant. Port Wine, rich and crust} i phi heated Vieasant FY cine for this purpose, and it is the 8! _ rae ela ‘20 per cent discount will be allowed for the next three days on Hair Assisted by epee . r blood maker, 50c. qt. Sherry—Muscatel and ie. Th SUimeeapepaee soll sie oS cecerte ea Angelica, rich and fruity, ft. Golden Brushes, Combs, Hat and Clothes Brushes, Tooth, Nail and Infant Brushes, —a eae oe ed SR PERS ONO | A GRAND MEDICINE. “I think so much of the cel-brated, Hood's Sarsaparills. There is no other medicine that I know of so ood for the blood and for the whole system. In the spring of the year Catawba, full bodied, 750... gal.; bottle. Family Flour, finest made, 61.50 and $1.30 sk. Imp. Sardines, 2 for 2c. Brook Trout, 30c. can. Sugar Corn, 10c. can. Peas, 10c. Maple Sugar and sirup. P. 1. Witsos, O94 7th st, nw. it ‘LOCAL TALENT. A * & % Powder Puffs and Boxes, ‘First rendition in Washington of Ourte's STABAT MATER Our immense stock of Toilet Silver Ware, consisting of Inkstands, Pere Finale et ¥ 4 Teter ee ee —— Combs and Brushes, Manicure Articles, Photograph Frames, will be sub- “AIDA. tnore, the’ flowing | eles. Semcncw dealing Wis ancther Nothing cleanses and beautifies the teeth Ject to the same discount. . — ‘ard—Neval Stor + See eo like Whites Yucatan Gum. mhi8-6t irsckr am melile war ieeslnapceanabe ort Bocee gre as $4 about six weeks and intend to keep —— : Tee Toles. Yh etnies Pare cont ng poe {il Have Boon Afitcted with an affection = sae thanks ach 8 grand medicine,” of throat oe 1, Cal ry 4 {8 Wat 0. HARMAN, No so ER. theria, and have used various remedise, but Fee er ee a ee ‘TICKETS NOW OK GALE AT METEEROTTS, | aivmcstinty scopy! Fusiay at 1mm hres Avenue, Woodberry, Baltimore City, have never found anything equal to Bnown's of Toilet Goods in the city this is « rare opportunity to secure what you ‘1110 P STREET. mblise Ma. Baoxcmtat Trocaxs.”—Rev. G. M. F. Hamy oT abboaT Oo eae, avy AFTER THE GRIP. ton, Piketon, Ky. Soid only in boxes. mb9-ec8t ‘need in that line at « very trifling cost, WTF TALEO con Hh ,clatviur list eccr sme 44 | rmarprs Recaliead ‘Wines and Liquors IVY CITY |S: S25 \ T began to get better, beit k and r a vl 44 ran Gown cad withcat appetiio, con When you wish to purchase either wines or : For the benefit of our many customers who live at a distance we have Published s Catalogue containing s list of all the well-known Drags, ‘Medicines and Toilet Articles, with the prices of each. liquors—as a beverage or medicine—the all- to consider is—where is 8 eluded to try Hood's Sarsaparilla, and I can say with many othe-s my appetite is good and my general health is greatly improved. Taiso rece:ved Hood's Rainy Day Puzzle and was well pleased with it." LIZ. ZIE K. DEAL, Cavetown, Md. T° = ee JOGKE Vsrsczecen ‘This useful little book we give to those asking for them, or we will mail SS$SSSsiSsSSSsSTtstITSEssesstsesSSSTsE e ae RHEUMATISM AND INDIGESTION. ‘Take Alexandria Ferry ot 7thet. wharf, Weshing- SSCP Gk Tee fg. thesame to any atdrens on request ton, D. C. * HK dows, being troubled with Theums: : eee aes 4 Sues orf eet i {Se ee Imerngaret Meetings | rr wetvy er Te an o “Sa at mbs- 9 me a ‘trom - totam 3 Hp] ee Sa eet ee) eriz $ er a macy, = =* ee » Ladies! Buy the Old Reliable, Time-tested : * * al Me $4] _ mash your bring fnew inrela : llex Axo : Five Brilliant Races |M= LV. Sure. cz Ay F Sn. : 5 Wesssstesstesesi| tmeweaenae ok ot Seth tee 981 FS. L paances the best in, the worid to 9 ‘WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THAT OF oxvnast Har Ofice, BEGINNING PROMPTLY aT 2:30. Is produced by the CUTICURA REMEDIES when ali | 400F south of K. ‘Track cam be reached by trains leeving the Tavaspar, Manca 16, scaly, crusted and blotchy humors, stimulate the hair | __S. Heller, 730 [one SHE WILL BE READY TO SHOW follicies and destroy microscopic insects which feed in Ladies’ to Rekingten end Columbia B. B. to: ae ine taheunemen ep on the hair, and hence succeed when the best phy- | &Dd ‘also cares Dandrafl ADUIRSLON. G1. Ladies eoempeaied by eunto- ie re, Simo end cote seein SE. ‘Bold throughout: mt ee at Syaxe Masse me. meer LAs, VROBOM 50, Donsetern, a. |