Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1894, Page 16

16 ————————————_—_—_———————————— — LOCAL MENTION. THE WEATHER. Forecast Till $ p.m. Saturda; For the District of Columbia and jand, fair; northwesterly winds, becoming northerly. For Virginia, fair; northerly winds, be- @oming northeasterly, Conait of the Wa Temperature and condition ot ‘water ats Falls, temperature, 41; condi- yn, 04; receiving reservoir, temperature, ; condition at north connection, 02; con- tion at south connection, distributing servoir, temperature, 41; condition at in- Kvene gate house, 04; eMuent gate house, 00. Tide = day—High tide, 9:12 p.m. ‘omorrow—Low tide, 3:52 a.m. and 4:04 p.m.; high tide, 9:36 a.m. and 10:02 p.m. —_>—— HEETZ, CHRISTMAS CANDIES. Site 4 GHRISTMAS CANDIES. M ificent assortments of every Imagin- ple kind of candy here—fresh—unequaled. We're saving you the time of waiting for the candies by packing them in boxes al- feady assorted, fresh every day—25, 35 ND 60 CENTS for Sheetz’s Superior Mix- fon Not too early to order for Christmas. SHEETZ, CANDIES, 10TH AND F STS. 4EETZ, CANDIES, 10TH AND F STS. prance deena VE BRAND HAMS ARE UNEQUALED for mild cure and delicious flavor. Get ‘em J. B, SCHROTH, Center Market. ——— Bpecial display Saturday of large and indyome awsortment of candy by W. S. Il Candy Co., 1223 Pennsylvania ave., 25, @ and 6 cts. pound. Will you call? ——_+— feo Samstag’s advt. in auction column. y inane J. F. SHEETZ, 7TH AND 1 STS. N. W. ‘Will sell all 40c. and @0c. candies at 20c. 4 25c. per Ib. for the holidays—Reduc- to Sunday schools. PURE WINES AND LIQUORS FoR the holiday trade. Excelent Port, Sherry d Muscatel, $1.25 a gal. Best California rt and Sherry, 4 years old, $1.50 a g: e Spanish Sherry and old Oporto Port, 60 a gal. Good Sweet Catawba, Sic. a The po popular Monogram Whisky, 75c. Our old Crown Whisky, $1 qt. bottle, is t leader. New England and Ja- =. um, 65¢. bottle, at Hollander’s, 425 st. nw. Bee Johnston's cut cn Nuts. —_——_s______ XMAS PRESENTS FOR MEN. Derby and soft Hats, correct shapes. Per- t fitting kid gloves, $1, $1.60, $2. Neck- rear, dress shirts, collars and cuffs, um- as, canes, mufflers, socks, handker- @biefs, underwear, night shirts, wristlets, @te. Lewis & Son, 1421 New York ave. eee — Bischoff Concert, Cong’! Church this eve. 10 CTS. PER POUND.—Buckingham's Qelebrated Broken Candy, v27 F st., 907 Pa. ave. en aeneeee Reisinger, the confectioner, 235 G_ st. w., is the place to buy Pound, Fruit, Cit- mand all kinds of Cakes, Candies and fce Cream for the Holidays, made of the st materials only. Give him a call. You Will be satisfied. Springlers, 25 cents per Tb. Stalls, 607 Center 2 market. XMAS GIFTS FOR GENTLEMEN At A. Goodman's, 381 Pa. ave., Capitol Hill. The correct iHaberde her on the Hill. ‘E OUR HOLIDAY Y DISPLAY IN XMAS ents, for Father, Brother or your best iends. A. Goodman, 331 Pa. ave., Capitol all. ree eee grag GIFTS FOR MEN AND BOYS 831 PB @., Capitol Bee Johnston’s Cut-price Groceries, ————— Bave money by purchasing Rice’s New Btyle Photos for holiday Presents, Children’s Velocipedes and Telcyclas, at Jess than New York prices, at WooDWw ARD & LOTHROP’S. a For New York Roast Beef and Spzing mb go to John R. Kelly, 9th st. wing, enter Market. Corned Beet a specialty. AMUSEMENTS ‘TONIGHT. ‘Albaugh’s Grand Opera House.—Hagen- beck’s ‘Trained Animals. New National Theater. Academy of Mi Donald's Opera Company in érbocker: Butler's Bijou Theater.—“The Power cf Geld.” Kernan’s Lyceum Theater.—“The Night Columbia Phonograph Company, ave. n.w.—Exhibition of Edison's ecope. Washington Kinetoscope Parlor, gt. n.w.—Exhibition of Edison's Scope. Metzerott Music Hall—Lecture by Prof. J. P. Landis, D. D., Ph. D., on “Succes: Congregational Church, 10th and G streets Borthwest.—Bischoff concert. E Street Baptist Church.—-Gilbert Wal- @en, the southern ¢locutionist. First Baptist Church, ee northwest.—II] 919 Pa. Kineto- 15th Kineto- corner 16th and ° lecture r. B. P. Murray on nd the Land in Which Ite Life “Lived Church of Our Futher, nd L st northwest.—Louise ing’s ing of ecto “Bran Magpnic Hall.—Dramati ical En- tertainment for th retit of National Homeopataic Hospital. Central High School, 7th and O sts. n *The Cannibal King” Comic Indian Oper: G. A. R. Hall, 1412 nla avenue northwest.—Grand Art L bilion for he benefit of the Eas ispensary uilding fund. St. Paul's Parish Hall, B.w.—St. Paul's Church F; Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th its. n.w.—Columbia Lod ~» Fair, isth and V sts. t. bet. D and E No. 10, 1. 0. O. — EXCURSIONS ‘TOMORROW. Mount _ Vernon. — Ste leaves at 10 a.m. Mount Verno’ every hour, dgils Steamer Macalester for ¢ termediate landings at 1 Steamer T. V. Arrows: tomac river landings « Steamer Wakefield for ardtown and St. Clemen termediate iandings at 7 a.m. M mer lacalester a —By Pennsylvania railroa ymont and in- 1 for lower Po- ) p.m smink creck, s bay and in: Ratcliffe, Darr & terday offered at auction ¢oln property, at the s Co., auctioneers, yes- the Hotel Lin- t corner of e highest bid re- and the property was joth and H street Ceived was $56,000, withdrawn. ed to the following: F Carter;George Frazer ar Bolomon J. Pool of Elizal Mary E. Mills of this city and gon and May M. Tayler; Frank I. Gegory and Evhel M. Burton; Mahorney and Lubertha Harris; I and Lucy Jones; George may. Va., and | Miller of ¢ fary EB. Jacki floham and Katie & and Annie Hughes. A No. ted the following officers for the ensu- S.W. A. A. M., has ta Lodge, 18, F. 9 ing year: WM Charles J. O'N @ecretary, J. J. Little; tr Heath Sutherland; @on; delegate to Masonic Board, of Relief, James Hosford jexnte and pr to Bt. John’s Mite Asse Thomas Jarvis 4B, F. Fuller; proxies to Grand Lodge, john Gibson, F. W. Carden and J. A. Suth- Exchange Improvement mpany at it# annual meeting, held in Joxandria, elected the following board of ms to serve for the ensuing year Morrison, J. Rt. Galloway, T. W Langley, D. J. Macarty, B. J W. Thomas, R " . A 1 FN. Deve Gilout, Norwood, J. Mitchell Pilling - aa Remember Bischof cone Bona! Church this evenin _ dobnaton’s groceries cu rt at Congrega- Mh lower, —Advt THE EVENING ah FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1894—SIXTEEN PAGES. GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS. ‘West End Furnishes Some Interesting Short Paragraphs. ‘The annual election of officers of George ©. Whiting Lodge, No. 22, F. A. A. M., took place last night and resulted as follows: Worshipful master, Rezin W. Darby; senior warden, Webster Vinson; junior warden, Walter T. Weaver; secretary, James P. Wallace; treasurer, Saml. C. Palmer; dele- gate to St. John’s Mite Society, Dr. Chas. Becker, and representative to Masonic board of relief, Henry R. Hughes. New Production. “For-Get-Me-Nots,” the latest addition to the Linthicum Students’ repertoire, and the always fresh “April Fools” were pre- sented last night at the hall of the Star of Hope Lodge,19th and Pennsylvania avenue, for the benefit of that organization. Mr. Robert Lowe and Mr. Bertram Temple im- personated the characters of the first, while the second was presented by the original cast, Messrs. Collins, Keliker and Weill. “For-Get-Me-Nots” met with splendid suc- cess. Specialties were given by Messrs. Pulizzi and Balinger. Temperance Union, A meeting of the Georgetown Auxiliary of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union was held“Thursday afternopn in the mission rooms, on M street. All the offi- cers and many members were present. The following district officers were present and gave additional interest to the meeting: Mrs. M. E. Griffith, president; Mrs. Emma Shelton, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Louisa Weightman, recording secretary; Mrs. Clinton Smith, superintendent of the legislative and petition department. Notes. A pleasing entertainment was given last night at the Congress Street M. P. Church, under the auspices of the Young People’s Guild. Rev. Father John M. Barry yesterday lett his six-year charge at Tenleytown to begin the building up of the combined parishes of Brunswick and Petersburg, Md. The Rev, Father Mallon will preac his first pastoral sermon at St. Anne's on Sunday. He will take up Father Barry's work of improving his parish and Tenley- town where it Was left off, and push it with zeal. On text Friday the first dance of the 1. K. T., Georgetown's new social organiza- tion, comp: dof the younger representa- tives of society here, will taxe place at Linthicum Hall, ‘The brig laden with lumber for the aqueduct cofferdim came in disabled. She ran into mud off Quantico, and was delay- %, and later had her stern run into and disabled. eamer Dennis Simmons has arriv- vharf with 195,000 shingles for J. Edward {ibvey. “The cargo Is from Wilmington, > AMUSEM “The Cannibal King."—As Reginald De Koven seems to have developed the highest ability as an American composer of comic opera, so Harry Wheaton Howard has de- TS. veloped exceptivnat talent in writing operettas for children. This was demonstrated in “Jack the Giant Killer, preduced at Albaugh’: which was recently so successfully and {t was empha- the presentation of The Cannibal King” in the hall of the Central High School by pupils of the Polk, Henry and Morse public schools. Though this was the first production of the “Can- nibal King,” the opera was written long befcre the at Killer.” In fact, it was commenced by Mr, Howard when he was but nineteen. Its melodies are tuneful, and all the music is easily within the secpe of children’s voices and juver nsion. In th the secret of d's s choruses were n enter- nd show- result of careful rehearsal. There i number of attré ts and raily. well done rs of the cast, which was as sized last night in nief of the To-dy-tus, Harold True Heart, Hsher with Will-o’-the Cor! wk Eye, a young warrior (betrothed to i-ta), Willie Johnson, Yellow Hound, another young brave (in love with Wa-ma- ha), re Breitbarth; Will-o'-the-Wisp, h tain’s daughter, Ludgate and Speckled Hen, an elderly I Dora Lustig, and the Cannibal King, Harry Freeman. The children were all without previous in work of this kind, except whese excellent work as Dick Deadey2 in “Pinafore ’ is well remem- bered, but they all did well, and their ef- ferts were liberally applauded. The cy tumes were appropriate, and the only re- gret was that there could not pe effective | The audience was large and quite enthusiastic, and the fund of the Teaclers’ lation, for the be was xiv The op fit of which the will have a subs will be repeated tonig The Musin Concer addition, a —Ovide Musin, tho French violinist, was heard at Metzerott : M last night, and the applau that grected his every effort showed that Beecham’ Ss Pills are e for biliousness, bilious head= ache, dyspepsia, heartburn, torpid Liver, dizziness, sick headache, bad taste in the mouth, coated tongue, loss ofappetite, sallow skin, when caused by consti- pation; and constipation is the most frequent cause of all of them. Books free; pills 25c. At drug stores, or write B. F. Allen Co., 365 Canal St New York Friday, Dex Fourteen, HE tendency “Of the age seems to be in the record-smashing di- rection=--you will find that feeling prevalent in the fields of both mental and physical exer- * | tion--business, being such a delightful combination of |both, should certainly not | be without it--we, too, are |beating all previous achievements--week by week and month by month the percentage climbs un- til we hardly know our- selves any more == this | proves to us--as it must to | you--that our methods are |correct, and that in its double sense--we are RIGHT IN IT. Wherefore We make the best $15 Business Built in the world. Tail- in ERT ors and & Price ERT Mak- ers, 906 F Street N. W. he was well remembered, and that his ex- cellent playing was appreciated. Mr. Musin was assisted by his wife, who is a talented vocalist; Bessie Bonsall, contralto; Fred El- lott, tenor, and Eduard Scharff, pianist. The program was an attractive one, and encores were frequent. For the Pensoara Free Kindergarten.— The tapestry gallery of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. M. Ftoulke, on Massachusetts avenue, was filled with a fashionable audience last night to listen to a literary and musical enter- tainment arranged for the benefit of the Pensoara Free Kindergarten, of which Mrs. Louise Pollock is the superintendent. The program was opened by a soprano solo, “For All Eternity,” rendered in a charming manner by Mrs. Tom C. Noyes, who also played her own accompaniment. A recitation by J. Staley Hussey followed, and the rest of the evening was given up to reading by Mrs. Louise Jewell Manning of Minneapolis, who gave scenes from Col. James’ “Joan of Arc.” Mrs. Manning is endowed with a pleasing personality and her voice is flexible and under good control. Metzerott Music Hall.—Tonight Frof. 4. P. Landis will lecture at Metzerott Music Hall, taking for his subject, Prof. Landis is a bright and attractive talker, and will undoubtedly handle his subject in an entertaining manner. The Philharmonic Quartet will furnish some delightful music. First Baptist Church.—Tonight Mr. H. P. ry Will deliver an illustrated lecture at First Bap’ Church on Shrist and the Land in Which He Lived.” Meteorological Freaks.—Prof. H. A. Hazen of the United States signal scrvice lectures at the Y. M. C. A., 1409.New York avenue, tonight — on ‘Meteorological Freaks.” The public is invited. Kathleen Mavourneen.—A goodly com- pany assembled last night at the Odd Fellows’ Hall, on 8th street southeast, to witness the performance of the romantic Irish drama in four acts, entitled “Kath- leen Mavourneen,” which was presented by a company of amateur ladies and gentle- men, for the benefit of Mr. H. T. Miller, who had the misfortune to lose one of his legs by an accident on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad some time ago. The_per- formance was given with the smoothness and precision of professionals, and reflected great credit upon the performers. The cast. included Gustave Barton, Mr. Law- rence, John H. Clarke, Mr. Dulin, Clarence Clifford, Miss Muriel Staunton, Mrs. John H. Clarke and Miss Goode. The dancing of Master Chriss Prescott and Miss Susie Humphries between the acts and their Irish jig in the last scene deserve especial mention. These are clever children. Sg Open to the District. Citizens of the District of Columbia will be permitted to enter the civil service examination, to be held in this city on January 15, of applicants for the place of of of of assistant statistician of the Department Agriculture and for positions as chiefs ies sections in the same the division of stati department. The adm local to the due esire of Seer and the civil service commis the most able persons for the pl respective of rules or limitations. — Motion to Dixmiss. In the case of Wm. H. Thomas against the People’s Transportation Company a motion to dismiss the suit for want of jurisdiction has been made. The matter will probably be argued Monday next. 5-Ib. Box Matchless Cream. Butter, $1.60, D. Wm. Oyster, 340 Center M’k’ Advertisement. —_——- Remember Bischoff’s concert, Congrega- tional Church, this evening. . ofits = Johnston's groceries. See Sat. cut.—Advt. ——— Druggists, Ripans for that tired fecling. 50c.—Advt. The ‘Way to Cure Catarrh 1s by purifying the blood, and the way to purify the blood 1s by taking Hood's Sarsaparilia, whlch is in truth the standard blod purifier. By Its use, the polson in the blood, which ts the cause of catarrh, Is removed and the catarrh is cued. Local applications are useless in the Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cures treatment of this disease, because they do not reach the ca Hood's Sarsapartila cures because it goes to the bottom of the whole trouble. Thou- sands of people who were affficted with this dis- gusting disense have found relief and permanent cure in Hood's. Try it now. “Vi0OD'S PITTS are the best after-dinner Pills, assist digestion, prevent constipation. BATH O% BEAUTY. Baby blemishes, pimples, red, rough hands and falling hair prevented by CUTICURA SOAP. Most effective skin purifying and beautifying soap, as well as purest and sweetest of tollet and nursery soaps. Only cure for pimples because only preveut- fre of inflammation and clogging of the pores. Sold_everywhere o—_—__- 0 MERTZ’S 8th Annual Opening. Cor. 11th and F sts. ——————0 Christmas Presents Reduced. 0000 Buy your Christmas Perfumery 0000 e000 here-if 0000 0000 Here 0000 0000 are but a few of the many bar- 0000 9000 gains ty be had during our open- 0000 0000 Ing: 0000 Atomizers, A9C. Up. Pocket Books, Cigar and Card Cases at COST to close out. Cut-glass Bottles, . 50c. up. Three hundred styles. Manicure, Comb and Brush Sets and Toilet Cases, $1. 5° Up. Hair Brushes—all kinds. Military Brushes, §1 pair up. Handsome Dresden Brushes, $7.50. Sterling Silver Hair Brushes, $5.50—Com bs, $2.15. Derby Silvér Shaving Mugs, to close, $2.50. Every kind of Good Co- logne and Extract known. Queen Anne Cologne, 50c., $1 and $2.00 bottle. Gifts For Doctors 0000 —our Surgical Department will 0000 0000 suggest dozens of useful presents 0000 0000 for pbysicians—at lowest prices 0 he oo eee inthiscity, MERTZ’S Modern Pharmacy uth and F Sts. N. SUNDAY LIQUOR SELLING. A Case Brought Against a Hotel Pro- prictor Under the New Law. This afternoon, in tie Police Court, Pros- ecuting Attorney Pugh called for trial the first Mquor case under the new law, in which a hotel proprietor thas been charged with violating the provision against Sun- day selling. The defendants in the case were Clayton M. anf Frederick W. Km- rich, proprietors of tle Botel opposite the Baltimore and Ohioy depot. Inder the regulations, hotel proprietors are permitted to sell to their guests om Sunday, but in this case the attorney elaimed that the men who were furnished with the liquor Were not guests within te meaning of the law. Two officers of the potice force, Pierce and Walsh, were the guests at this particular time, although only one of them registered. They were assigned to a room on one of the upper floors. While in the hotel they got oysters, two bottles of beer and a half- pint bottle of whisky. The oysters and whisky were furnished downsiairs, so the officers charged, and the beer was sent up to the room. In settling the bill they paid for the room in addition to the liguid re- freshments, A number of witnesses were examined, and then the case was argued by the counsel. The jury brought in a verdict of guilty, and a notice was given of a motion in arrest of judgment and a new trial. Downright Firstrateness Is our business motto, one trial of our 5-Ib. boxes finest creamery butter, at $1.60, will convince you. James F. Oyster, ‘)) Pennsylvania avenue, Center, Riggs and K street markets.—Advt. —_>- - See Johnston's Christmas cut prices.— Advertisement. — Extensive sale of furniture, china, car- pets, &c., at Sloan's, 1407 G street, at 10 a, m. tomorrow. — Ripans for biliousneas. Druggists, 502.— Advertisement. rOWD Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking pow. Ger. Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest U. S Govern ment Report, ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., $ Lo 106 Wall st., N. ¥. CS ee ee ees ae 2 ae a eS C7 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS, nelle’ S Tile LIST AGA The Christmas sho ping is now on in earn- est, and we give below apartial list of the arti- cles contained in the big store corner of 12th and F streets, any of which will be most ap= propriate and accepta- ble to Fen and Boys: Dress Suits. Mackintoshes. Business Suits. Dressing Gowns. Overcoats. Smoking Jackets. Bath Robes. ; Neckwear. Mufflers. Canes. Umbrellas. Silk Night Robes. Pajamas. Silk Suspenders. Silk Handkerchiefs, A Silk Hat. Kid Gloves. Linen Handkerchiefs. Fur Gloves. Dress Shirts. A dozen of our FA- MOUS 2100-LINEN toc. COLLARS OR 2oc. CUFFS, and hundreds of other equally serviceable and attractive articles at very attractive prices. Initials engraved FREE on. Canes and Umbrellas. Every- thing suitably boxed FREE, and all puro chases cared for and delivered later if_de- sired. ROBINSON, CHERY & CO., Clothes, Hats, Furnishings, Twelfth and F Sts. | CITY ITEMS. aE AMUSEMENTS. Manvfacturing Jewelry Co., 713 7th st. n.w. ‘We had a grand rush today. Expect an- other tomorrow. Is there any wonder, when we offer the following inducements? Quad. Plate Tea Sets, $10 and up. Quad. Plate Butter Dishes, Quad. Plate Cake Baskets, $3.50. Quad. Plate Child’s Mugs, $1. Quad. Plate Tilting Pitchers, $13.50. Quad. Plate Shaving Mugs, $% 8-d. Iron Clocks, $5, Cathedral chime. 8d. Onyx Clocks, $10, Cathedral chime. Alarm Clocks, 0c. Babies Solid Gold Rings, 50c. up. Ladies’ Solid Gold Rings, Boys’ Solid Gold Rings, Our Initial Ring, $4, solid gold. Rhinestone Earrings, solid gold, $1.56. Rhinestone Studs, solid gold, $1. Tthinestone Scarf’ Pins, solid gold, a Solid Gold Sacred Hearts, 75c. Solld Gold Baby Earrings, T5e. Solid Gold Spectacles and Hyeglasses, .25; sold elsewhere, $4. Solid Silver Thimbles, 25c. Pearl Opera Glasses, Imp Gents’ Gold-filled Chains, Gents’ Gold-‘lied Charms, Solid Gold Scarf Pins, 31. Solid Silver Engraving free “Goods _re- served for the holidays by paying a_ small depesit. Don't mistake place. 713 “th st. 1t® and —_»— Nuts, Raisins, Citron, Currants, Figs and a full line of holiday goods, no last year's goods offered at cut prices, but the newest goods guaranteed to please or money re funded. M.Metzger Company, 417 7th st. nw. | od ees Bischoff Concert, Cong'l Church this eve. It Special Presents Given Away Tomor- row. With every pound of our famous Tea. It's the best in the world and costs but Oe. Ib. Watch for an- nouncement tomorrow. The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., main store cor. 7th Branch stores, 1620 14th st. n.w.; 815 H st. n.e., and 3104 M st., eons: town, and principal markets. See Johnston’ 's latest cut prices. 1t* Attend Samstag’ 3 “sale Saturday night and save your money. 514 9th st. and 3021 M st. n.w. it —_>—- Try Villette’s 4 Oils for Rheumatism.d14-2* Holiday presents. Watches, jewelry and silverware. No other store sells guaran- teed goods as cheap as W. M. Frank, 461 Pa. ave. ald-2t* J. Jay Gould ‘Toys: open pen evenings. 10-6" ses beset Our pure Rye Whisky, 73c. and $1 per at., according to age, both strictly pure. Has no equal for the price. M. Metzger Company, 417 7th st. n.w. 1s “Royal” Glu verything! 10c. Druggists. _ se8-f&s,tt Royal Headache Powders. Drug’ts,l0c se28-m&ftf ‘Tree ‘trimmings. ea Ja: Gould's d10-} ante AMUSEMENTS. Potted Plants. An extra fine showing for the holiday trade. ‘They make beautiful and most wc- Cepinble Xnias gifts. FERNS from 25 CENTS up—PALMS as low as 50 CENTS. TFloral. Designing—one of our hobbies. We originate exquisite effects for every occur A. ‘Gude & Bro.,ion'y st. sw. als GAIETY GIRLS NOW ON THE Kinetoscope. Only 5c.ll Tietzerott [1 Music Hall. Friday Evening, DECEMBER 14, AT 8 O'CLOCK, Prof. J. P. Landis, D.D., Ph. D., LECTURES ON “Success.” MUSIC BY PHILIARMONIC QUARTET. ELO FRONANI. cents 173 cents ALBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE, EDWARD H. AL ‘Manager. ONB WEEK ONLY, MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. COMMENCING MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, MR, GEORGE EDWARDE'S COMPANY, From Prince of Wales’ Theater, London, and Daly's Theater, New York, IN A GAIETY GIRL: A Musical Comedy in two acts. Prices, 28c., -» We., $1, $1 ow on sale.” d18-3t eM Pie ar iin bh Sinken giuaeir WALDEN, the Famou athern cutionist, from “AWAY DOWN, Bove DIXI: Be op, M Lal vO ‘pase Tw RY, TIM OLD LADY. OF 7, and @ host of others. AU for 25e, We are entering a “Napoleon Era!” The of history tell us of no greater character. We. have titted up one of our galleries with a mug- n nifent collection of Photos, Etch- ings, Mezzo-tints, Engravings, ete. —— —— of this great general—in all the phases of la llfe—by the most cele- brated artists. We are also showing a line o! Rare Napoleon “Prints” _ <of the many historical incidents Which are valuable beyond thelr present, price. Also 20 battle maps, in which he —— 1s the preminent figu Veerhoff’s Galleries, 1217 F St. d13-3m DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT. Benefit of the National Homeopathic Hospital, it eons Hall, THURSDAY and FRIDAY EV" Dec. 13 and 14. Admission, 25¢. Quodlilet Luncheon served each day al2-3t from 12 til 2. 23 cents. Lo. OF. ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, 7th st. L0.0.F, Columbia Lodge Fair. DECEMBER 4TH TO 15TH INCLUSIVE. Christmas articles sold at market rates. Dareing each evening. (a6) Admission, 10 cents. ‘two MAGNIFICENTLY aaa ied STERE- “The Land « of the ‘Midnight Sun,” , Sweden and Denmark, by Rev. M. D.D., Memorial Lutheran Chuceb, Mi DAY and WEDNESDAY, Dec, 17 and 19, at 8 p.m. conte for each lecture. ‘Tickets at the door, it St. Paul’s Church Fair. PARISH HALL, 15TH AND V STREETS, DECEMBER 3 TO 15, 1894, Come out and see the new church, PEABODY INSTITUTE. LECTURES. William Rhys-Davids, Professor of Lang Thomas gat, Dodaniatic, Titeratare te University Colles Will deliver four lectures in the lar Rorw ¥. 41-13 Teachers and Their Teac! ‘io india and tf the West. and Their History. @) Essence of Buddi « Single Tickets, 25 cts. at the door on the i, oreninge of the lectures. ILER, Provost. KERNAN’S LYCEUM THEATER. The Night Owls, _ Introducing Mile. DeLeon's Original and Sensational Living Pictures AND ‘The Wodderfui Diamantine Dancer haret. Next Week: SAM 'T. JAOK'BS CREULE ©O. 410-6t Seatn Be. ee SRNAUED AND MACDOSALD'S Robin Hood OPERA COMPANY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, EB KOVEN AND SMITH’S CHARMING OPERA, The Knickerbockers. SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT, Robin Hood. NEXT WEEK—The Comedians, WARD and VORES. There are otbers, but noue like these. ais-tt NEW, NATIONAL THEAT EVERY EVENING, RATURDAY MATINEE, ‘Great Success of Shenandoah, With 25 Horses, 200 Soldiers, ee ent of CHARLES FRONMAN, ‘T SUNDAY EVENING, Se “Ingersoll wi a for the first time In Washingfoa, bis new lecture, entitled The Bible. 1 4,2 tase ‘iederm Art DEG. 15, RINSUN SMITH—“Quality of the Pletery “America’s Con+ R16, Ver, ORDWAY, PARTRIDGE. mtion to the World of Art’ lustrative Art Yeo be announced ms, SOS Tee ‘Lectures will be given St the Builders’ Racha ee st. nw., at 8 p. ‘ante é Old Dominion Jockey Club RACES TUR ON THB GROUNDS OF GRANGE CAMP ASSOCIATION NORTHERN or VIRGINIA, FIVE RACES WILL BE RUN EACH DAY. FMST RACH AT 2:30 P.M. Trains leave Oth strect depot at 9:45 a.m., 12:50, 1:49 and Returning, grounds at 5:10 and 5:40 p.m. Positively 60 improper characters will be ad+ and leave the mitted. ‘ocld-if ADMISSION, 80 CENTS. Beats ‘bow’ oa alge, LOPPeT Opera Comp; | PROF. CAL DANCING ACADEMY, STH aut, ae. and Fri. evenin, Next Week—New National. SEAT SALE NOW OPEN FOR Wolf aart Hopper, “Dr. S yntax, THE MOST SU! oy, JOUS PRODUCTION ¥ appointment. balls scpartien, &e. on WE D and E ats. FOR RENT-BY THE DAY, NIGHT Odd Fellow: w.; large rent. ave. Hall, 71h st. bet. d tall and dressing rooms; cheap Apply to WALTER A. BROWN, 1423 Va, Few open dates for Nov. and Dec. se22-3m "LECTURES. : ig Me abi H. A A. HAZEN OF TTB ME- THE Lanarsr AND. BEST. comPANY man ie = Be a) 413-2t Se ee Ladies “and "gentlemen in ee For the benedt of the favere Dinmemeey balla 1 ¥. the benefit of the Eaytern Dispensary building “THE GLORIES OF THE NIt fund, G. A. K. Hall, 1412 Py > Dee. 1 et a to 15, 1804, from 12'm. to 11pm.” Lady patrons: | Hlustrated Lecture by LEWIS HARVIE FINNEY, Mrs. "Walter Q. Gresham, Mre Jobu G. Carlisle, Metzerott Music Hall, December 1 Mrs. Dantel 8. Lamont, Wiss Herbert, Mrs. Wilson tb, Stra. Hichard Olpey, Romero, Mrs. Job Greely, Bre. Anthony Fe lock, Mra, Judge Weldon, Mra’ Judge tay stingulshed artists conéributin . J, Mrs, Fo. ¥ “EXCUR tess ke. STFAMER MACALESTER Wt (except Sunday), RNOD Tomd of Daily Miss’ Fan Catherin wa, Mr. Jane Brigham Curtis, Juliet Marietta Miss: Simma, At 10 a.m., returning by 2:30 p.m. Hertha Manson, Saond, Minn Deztha vane HOUND TiuP, jaune, Mr. crt, Mr, Delancey cpl 2 ioe Abba it, Stale .H. J. Ellicott, Adedeiicn ts grees, 2 Tickets, with for sale at wharf ai ELEGANT Dunbar. Lunch from 12 to 2 p.m.” Refreshments = adivission ecupom, each evening. Music by Marine Band. Admission, 25 cents. Under the auspices of the lady managers. a6-9t ies as far as Glymont, ght and passengers both ways, apply at office of Steamer Mac ‘ots L. L. BLAKE, Copt. ELECTRIO RAIL ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON, TRAINS EVERY OTHER TICUR. ‘The only toate giving an opportunity of seeing af inte for the tourist; jelays; vo emoke; no “Pske trains Penna i R. station, 9:45, a.m, 140 pm. Also Alexandria Ferry, 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. Fare, “Ws {o'Mt. Vernon and return, 90 cents. Sp at toy bour'ss late as S:20 pms oo ootice of 25 ee more, at regulir fare. De WoHOLDES, Sapt., Alexantcta, Va LOUISE JEWELL MANNING, PRESIDENT OF Manning College of Minneapolis, will — prese plays of the great Norwegian poets evenings WEDNESDAY, Dec. 12, the Elsmere— alester. 13th and L_ sts.—Ibsen’ “Brand.” Tiekets af the door, 40 cents. dl2-8t METZERUTT MUSIC HALL, The “C. C.”? Course. SHUUND EVENING, MONDAY, DECEMBER 17. 11:50 9 GEO. RB. PHILLIPS, G. P. a. 14i¢ ¥ ot ax elll| =" - : Will present his talmitable Comedy Lecture, " Th “HER ROYAL HIGHNES WOMA Me e€ vrices: MWe., 75c., and $1, Seats at Metzerott’s. January 7.—GEN. LEW WALLACE. — del1-6t* orca FOURTEENTH SEASON, Bischoff Course, Under the direction of Dr. J. W. Bischoff. First Concert, "! Tread, DC. 14. 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