Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1895, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1895-TWENTY PAGES. = ———— LOCAL MENTION. THE GREAT PETITION wing and buck dancing; the Premium Quintet—Lambson, Salcombe, Winters, La LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET. THE PRESS CLUB BENEFIT. ITCHING SKIN, y AMUSEMENTS. = Londe and Michaelis—in a new reper-| Eggs on the Jump—ther Products THE OLD FOLKS’ CONCERT THE WEATHER. tolre of college and jubilee songs, and their Bintishewee AST ee DISEASES BL chic is postponed until Wainesday, Febras 7 specialty, “Dot Leetle German Band;" Hi. = ARE ary 13, ‘Tickets good that evening. 19-30" Forecast Till 5 p.m. Fconpebe ad Complets Program for the W. 0. T. U.| Henry, with his gold cornet and full mili-| The remarkably cold weather of the past Notwithstanding the fact that the Phila- For the District of Columbia, Maryland ¢ tary band; the marching gladiators, termi- | week had, of course, the efféct of somewhat | delphia contingent of volunteers for the INSTANTL and Virginia, fair; slightly warmer; north- Gathering Next Week. nating: with a grand spectacular, entitied | advancing wholesale priees in the local] Press Club benefit yesterday, De Wolf 4 (ell OPERA HOUSE wn: Canale i ad the: Water. pany. ‘will. make aecticunettaenae oun | produce market, and betngresponsible for | Hopper and others, were caught in the RELIEVED Edward H. Allen, rigr. ‘Temperature and condition of water at 8 | ¢, 7 i“ vith | 4onday. starting from the Pennsylvania | 2 generally firm trade. In zo product was | snow and did not get to Washington at AND a ar eae pence ge eee Conetatiae, Wiz cams fs Draped With | sfation. a decline noted, and if a rise was observed | all, the entertainment was in every re- FICIAL A NNOUNCEMENT ; receiving reservoir, temperature, the Huge Petition for Peace Kernan’s Lyceum Theater.—The attrac-|in but a few of them, no acrifices were spect as great a success as could be hoped SPEEDILY 1B ; condition at north connection, 36; con- tion at the Lyceum next week will be Rice | made. Notwithstarding the fact that the | for. It was after 6 o'clock when the cur- CURED i pias at south connection, 4; distributing on Earth. and Barton's Rose Hill English Folly Com- | freezing weather and deepssnow seriously /M@pin finally went down on the last event Senn nate Scmpeoauenwateres ol eee 4; condition at im pany, presenting the elaborate spectacular | interfered with communteation between the | of the afternoon, so that for more than BY SE AS ON Today—Hixh tide ~ ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, a.m. and 2:43 pm.; high tide, a.m. and S30 p.m. OUBLE For YOU luncheon or dinner. See Mr. Freund, 1th st. He'll see to everything—persor arrange menu and service—at any price you wish to pay. Ws A GREAT to arrange a 5 All detafls have been brought to a state of perfection by the committee arranging for the great convocation of White Rib- boners, in connection with the presenta- tion of the polyglot petition, the sessions of which will begin in this city on Friday next, February 15, and are to be continued on Saturday and Sunday. The meetings are held under the united auspices of the burlesque entit!ed “The Fakir’s Daughter,” which abounds in magnificent tableaux, catchy music, lively dances, beautiful marches, dazzling costumes and a number of pretty girls, who form a stock of fem- inine attractiveness. The olio includes the Washburn Sisters. in a series of topical songs and happy hits of the day; Craw- ford ard Manning, comedians, punsters and dancers; Morton and Eckhoff, the up- to-date musical artists; J. Herbert Mack, author and singer of character and de- seriptive songs; Miss Clara Lawrence, the market and the supplying: districts, eggs were about the only product affected to any great extent, jumping 2 and 3 cents. Poul- try was also slightly affected for the same reasons. Butter, however, remained sta- tienary. While it is not at all unlikely that the prevailing blizzard will during the com- ing week occasion somewhat of a scarcity and consequently an advance in prices in such products, especially in eggs, the sup- ply during the past week has been quite equal to the demand. One effect of the six hours the great audience enjoyed a thorough artistic treat. Perhaps ths most interesting feature of the afternoon was the appearance of Mr. and Mrs. Beerbohm Tree and their com- pany in a couple of scenes of ‘‘Hamlet.” Not only was it their first appearance in Washington, but it was the first time they have essayed this play in America, and tkeir conception of Shakespeare’s master- piece was watched with more than mere curiosity. To many minds Mr. Tree made CUTICURA REMEDIES. A warm bath, with CUTICURA SOAP, and a single application of CUTICURA, the great skin cure, will afford instant relief, permit rest and sleep and point to a speedy, economical and perma- nent cure of the most distressing of itching, burn- scaly and crusted skin and scalp THREE NIGHTS & 1 MATINEE (RAND (PERA in Italian and WITH THE F Company, Chorus, Ballet, er Clea Jeri World's National and Distric f Colum- ; 3 tig Merapre be has Womans Chelstian Temperance Un. | (iarming cornet virtuoso, and Frank Em. | severe weather, it Is generally thought, will | an Ideal Hamlet, both in appearance and and Entire Orchestra Zn L erson, the clever bone manipulator, in im-| he a retarding of early fruits and vegeta- | vcice, while all must admit that his rendi- | diseases, after physicians, hospitals and all other fi + 4 Artificial Eyes. Hemple h and Pa. av. | ion! itations and juzling. A number of French | bles for at least four or five weeks. An| tion of the part evinced a great amount rom the Metropoli= - = The sion to which is attached probably | quadrille dancers will also be a feature. | immediate and substantial advance in | of intelligent study, and was by no means | methods fail. CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS, ta oO a t a doz ~ corn, © cts. at} the greatest interest is the mass meeting | There will be matinees Tuesday, Thursday | prices for domestic oranges is not unlooked | devoid of originality. It would te tdle to nOpera House, for. form a complete estimate of his idea of the | and its cures of torturing, disfiguring, humiliating New York. O'Hare’s, Hz Tth st to be held ia Convention Hail on Friday evening, when the immense auditorium wi: be draped with the petition. The commit- not to be paid, so no fears as re- and Saturday. Ysaye, the Violinist.—All who love that most beautiful of instruments, the violin, Butter has remained practically station- ary, bat an increased inquiry for fancy creameries gives promise of a slight ad- w York tubs, prime, 15 to 19; dairy print, part of the Danish prince from the extracts he gave yesterday, but it is safe to say that he will be more than a success when imported from the Haymarket Theater, humors are the most worderful ever recorded in Thursday Evening, Feb. 21, and r a a Sature y NOL _ « tee, in its contract with the management | 215,45 Be oer iieoationt ater eal Oe w quoted at from | he plays it as a whole. The company, Mrs. | this or any age. Sanco: uw ‘eit in of the i has emphatically beowus occasion being the first public Washington other western ex- | Tree in particular, proved a most adequate | CQ yrioura REMEDIES are sold throughout the wac rst » x n.w., has ha p same is proper! ye e - y ue i] v1] Ce ane sol hrougho a rm ~ I hmutt, that the same is properly heated ne een een ae eee ia creat Ieelgian . support, while the scenery and costuming, F LOWEN is TIN G in a mount of money to lean at 5 improved property gards comfort need ve entertained. A smail | VITCUoss. ye has been named the Pad- | oy". 28; Maryland ‘and Virginia choice | were far beyond anything seen in Wash- Brice, (CUMCERA, Oc S0St) ent of valuation Zdmission fee will be charged for this ses- | (ToT OF neste tre Meeutiar named Me | dairy, packed, 16 to 20; print, 19 to 20, and | ington in many days. Be ota ins Ge ee i Mme. Nordica __.| Sion only. ‘The program in detail for the | [for fie Oe Ses ne ee pomay see [choice new roll, 15 to 17. Outside of the| In addition to those mentioned in. yes- 2 : Sere : ioe One gal. new crop | Molasses | entire mecting is as follows: magnetism that attracts all who may see | finest grades the market was dull, the sup-| terday's Star, Mlle, Pilar-Morin and her | copp,, sole Props., Boston Pea 2 ee for in cts Tor one week, at O'Hare'’s 120) “Friday, February 15—Morning session, | Ct fear, him. Ysave's, plaving has every | iy "cing: plentiful. supporting company gave an act from ” Dipole : 9 L'Ueee th st. n.w. Metropolitan M. E. Church—10, address of | FpOG, (ually, that endears it to the listener | As the intense cold increaséd, eggs ad-| “The Dresden Shepherdess,” a dainty little | «au avout the loud, Skin, Scalp end Hair"? | }’Artide Del ca <SWisatin port in hot water, | Welcome, Mrs. M.£. Griifith, president | monies becomes like a spark of light in | Vanced, prices being from 2 to 3 cents high- pintomime, which showed to the full the ed ees Chr. Xander’s Virginia Port in ater. | Distriet W. C. Mrs. Clata lhemiancy and wanspareney. Wor his | cc snd a still turther advance may be look. | bossihiities (of the pantomimic art” and "Canductor. ed for during the coming week. Nearby gave this clever French artist an excellent @ blood-er Hoffman, rec National i R r er ° will play the Raff e quieting. , © TU! i pray mseeraiten econ concere’ te will play R and western fresh brought 27 cents—the | OFportunity to show her unusual abilities F: ida E renin: Free Whiskies (Old serve Ri: g, conducted by Mi abeth W. nea te C4 ee Bach a southern stock, 25 to 26. Shippers will find | in this line. Mlle. Petrescue, who walks ra ‘y Vv Ing, % different Sgavish Sherries. 909 7th. —— 11-4 Gray Wool Blankets, weight, alk enwood, world’s and national evangel- > superintenient. Prayer for the power of the Holy Spirit vho present and those who receive the great petition, to, from the G_mi: Paraphrase; Parsifal; Wagner-Wilhelmj, and Faust Fantasie, Wieniawski. The nist and accompanist will be M. Aime it profitable to forward at once, and as there is much complaint, because of frost- touched stock, they should make liberal use of cut straw in packing. The present and dances on her hands, and does lots of other things upside down, pleased the au- dience with one of her unique perform- ances, and Sandow gave «in exhibition of blackheads, vented and cured by CUTICURA SOAP. red and oily skin pre- {D> LOTHROP. : - . Lachaume, who it will b jembered was i 7 &. WooDW: > Lon both in Washington and in all its future | hound dust season with Henri, Martcau, | ad expected future high prices will, of | his muscular development, that elicited i ee * Desdemona, ma Esmes 10 Iba, Buckwheat for 25 cts., at “Hare's, | Journeyings, Mrs. Ar . Hammer, pres- | Seats are now on sale at Metzerott’s course, be quickly lowered by a moderation | rcunds of applause.’ ‘The performance clos- MUSCULAR STRAINS, PAINS Emel ; ; ident Pennsylvania W U.; "Mrs. P.O. : of the weather. dw! ie presentation of the pretty lit- ee ae W2y 7th st. m1 Aydelotte of Massa fins Eines | Stavenhagen and Gerardy.—It is a fact|°",il receipts of poultry met good sales, | tle play, “Colombe's Birthday,” by Mrs. | And weakness, back ache, weak kidneys, rheuma- } Otello. Say or aa Tenlee Willinigs Now hers. Iz, | that the concerts xiven in New York, Bos-| and a firm market. was the result, In| Julia Marlowe ‘Taber, assisted by Mr. st pains relieved in ONE MINUTE Se EE ocinth ton and Philadelphia by Bernard Siaven-|¢noice drawn turkeys, large, an adyance | Taber and their regular company. It was Genuine rithfield cure; Small av H. C. COBURN, Stock-Moving Sale. Moses’ Semi-Annual - “Fussell’s Ice Cream, ‘1427 New York ave. noontide prayer, Mrs. i Afternoon session ), devotional ser- 3, Mrs. Helen M. Barker, national treas- address, * .'T. U. Has At- ned Her Majority; Is She Worthy of Cit- uship?’ Mrs Margaret B. Piatt, Wash- gion; address, Mrs. Emily L. McLaugh- n, Massachusetts; address, Mrs. Matilda hagen and Jean Gerardy have created a sensation among musical people and, the general public. In Boston these artists fairly astounded their audiences. Never has a pianist received such thoroughly sin- cere and almost eulogistic praise at the hands of the critics. Mr. Ben. Woolf of the Boston Herald leads the writers by say- from 10 to 10 1-2 cents was observed, the smaller stock, both drawn and undrawn, averaging about 12. Chickens, drawn and undrawn, jumped about 1 cent, bringing 11 cents, which was the average, dead and alive. Ducks, from 9 to 12, and geese, 6 to 8 Frozen stock was not desired, and ship- pers should provide against that by lining a pleasing performance, well acted and well costumed. Altogether it was an entertainment of the very best sort, and more than sus- tained the high reputation the Press Club has made for itself in catering to the pop- ular enjoyment. —— by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. ebru Matinee, Feb. 23, T 2 O'CLOCK. Saturday For Partial Cleaning or . Carse, Chicago; music; adjournment. ing: “Nothing could be more perfect and | POS 70" - f . = = WM. ORDWAY PARTRIDGE, "Non Bernot, 1 street. a A &. draped | more beautiful than his touch, more elec- | ‘"p : VORLD OF ART.”* FAUS —_ with petition; presiding oificer, Frances | tric than his style and more sympathetic pr ancy apples ayers: quoted! a eatal vedee Annual Meeting of the Washington Candace W April 13, Mr. b pee a CITY AND DISTRICT. &. Willard, LL.D., world’s and national president, W. C. T. U.; devotional exercises, than his interpretation.” Of Gerardy the ame brilliant writer has this to say: much in demand. Common stock ranged Almuni Chapter. 719 13th st. n.w., 8 p.m. Mme. Melba, Mile. Bauermeister —_ —— Mrs. Katharine Lente Stevenson, Chicago: | “How such a. mer ¥: | from $2 to $4.50 for choice ones. Oranges, | The sixth annual meeting of the Wash- AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. music, Moody choir of $00 voices: address: | with auch maturity: of taste ad ef cont curd peaucee crores soatona guns {fmall | ington Alumni Chapter of the Sigma Chi fea Seas “Origin of the Petition,” Miss Willard; ad- | ment is inexplicable.” : hoxes, to $4 for fancy bright, large boxes. | trator : z =~ Thee Grand Operas HoasaMra, Potter and Mir | qiese “tts Value as am Educator” Mem. [oie siktee ene his ener ent io, 2 | Brosted! stock. at buyer's| price: pice Coney sopnelay nUreaayg cvCnine eae Eurspe, $195. dee} in “There Mary’ H. Hunt, ‘world's and national su-| manner that'simpiy carries away his heare| 10 live stock the market was firm, cattle | the residence of the vice president, Dr. | 35 a4, sour, sailing July 4, visiting Rotterd ian ‘New National Theater.—Julia Marlowe | periutendent Scientific Temperance Instruc- | ers. It is not infrequent to have the ladies | U2ning from 1 1 Geo. 'N. Acker. In spite of the fearful | jraeue, Scievenincen, Antwerp, Brussels, Paris, | panet.. ad f. Jean de Rexzke eo and Juliet.” —Sandow and the Taber, in “Rom emy_of Musi radero Vaudevilles. ti solo, Miss Katherine Willard, Balti- mere; address, “What the Petition Will Mean to the World,” Lady Henry Somer- set, president British Women's Temper- of the audience rise in their seats, wave their handkerchiefs in approval and in the enthusiasm of the moment call for the boy over and over again with tears streaming to 3; lambs, 3 1- 1-2; hogs, 5 to 5 1 $35 a piece. Dressed stock—calves, 7 to 3; sheep, 5; hogs, from 4 to 5 1-2, an advance storm some twenty members attended. The election of officers for the ensuing year resulted as follows: President, Dr. Geo. London, id. . Edinburgh ‘ticulars Conductor. : jx. Maneinelli, Saturday Evening, Feb. 23, es ‘3 Bijou Theater—“The Prodigal | Stt-, PiCSociation, England; address, “Its | from their eyes. Indeed, no musician ever | f 1-2 a cent. There was a good demand |N. Acker; vice president, Theodore W. ATS O'CLOC i Relation to the Final Victory,” Mrs. Clara | has awakened the emotional qualities of | for prime stock, which is not unlikely to | Noyes; secretary,F.W.M. Reynolds; treas- Obi, Kernan’s Lyceum Theater.—The Night Owls. Columbia Phonograph Company, 919 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.—Exhibi- ‘ Edison's Kinetophone. jacks en bes r 4 Lunt, Al- Funeral of A. B. Upshar. May Those Needs Be Met? Opened by Mrs. e Grand Opera House by the Rouge et | from’75 cents to $2 a barrel. Cabimges ran by, Moore, Alpha Mu, were elected mem- | A Gude & B: Taseaut % ‘ May Those Needs He Met? Opened by Mrs | Blane Club of Baltimore for the benetit of | trom $3 to $8 per hundred. Onions, Wer-[iers of the chapter. After the busi Uude PO. PEGRSTS: yy, | Ve Comic de Gricix: The funeral services over the remains of | La Fetra, Miss Wei ‘ the Home for Incurables, is founded on a ue ieee lens: Bots | bers of the chapter. er the business } “(14 Guineeee ary; Mrs. Mary Haslup, muda, $2.75 a crate; yello TO! aa meeting the host invited the chapter down- De Bretigny. the late A. B. Upshur, held yesterday af- ternoon at the late residence, 1446 Rhode Island avenue, were conducted by Rev. Dr. Buck of St. John’s, Georgetown, and Rev. Dr. Nivers of Christ Church, Baltimore. oo ‘The Setence of Sociology. An introductory lecture en “Charities, Crime and Other Forms of Abnormality” C. Hoffman; music, Moody choir; benedic- tion. Saturday, February Morning session, Metropolitan M. Chureh.—10, discussion: responding secre! president of Maryland. 11:30, devotional hour, conducted by Mrs. J. Fowler Willing, national evangelist. 12, noontide prayer; adjournment. Afternoon session, Metropolitan M. E. Church. Young Woman's Work, Miss Frances Ensign, national organizer; Miss Belle Kearney, national organizer; Miss Margaret S. Hilles, president of Delaware Miss Elizabeth U. Yates, department lec- turer. 3, The Claims of the L. T. L. as a his public as Gerardy is doing. ‘These art- ists will be heard in concert February 14, at Metzerott Music Hall. Seats now on sale. The Opera * Mida: story far back in Grecian mythology. “Midas” was the first umpire, and, like others since who have had the same’ posi- tion, he got the worst of it. He had in- execrable taste, anyway, for in a contest for musical honors between Apollo with his lyre and Pan, the river god, on his rude pipes, he declared the latter the v tor. Apollo, in rage, gave Midas a pair of asses’ ears and on these undesirable ap- endages the opera has been built. Pan- increase. For potatoes there was a firm, steady de- mand, and prices remained stationary, run- ning from 30 to 35 cents a bushel for culls, from 50. to 60 for Maryland and Virginia $2.25 a barrel. Grain, hay and straws developed no ap- preciable change in demand, supply or prices, the market being steady, but quiet, as a rule. Timothy ranged from $10 to $13 2 ton, and ordinary and@ mixed from $9 to $10.50, Straw, from $+ to 4%. Cut hay, $13 to $14. Corn averaged 4¥ cents a bushel; on the ear, from $2 to $225 a barrel. Oats ranged from 36 to 39 cents a bushel. Some apprehension was felt today of a urer, Wm. J. Acker; historian, Reginald Fendall. Executive committee, Dr. R. Farnham, chairman; R. E. Lee, jr., Dr. R. Munson. Messrs. Alexander D. Lunt, Al- stairs to a fine supper, to which he had invited also the active chapter of the fra- ternity from Columbian University. The following were present: A. B, Duvall, A. A. Lipscomb, Dr. R. Farnham, R. Lee, jr., Dr. Geo. N. Acker, Wm. J. Acker, Maj. S. H. Walker, F. W. McReynolds, Dr. R. Munson, Dr. E. L. Tompkins, R. A. Linke, A. D. Lunt, S. R. Ireland, C. H. Moore, Perry Hay, Geo. L. Edmunds, Morvin Thompson, and Messrs. Ward, Parker, OF THE VALLEY. Falr, Fresh and F Tulips Of every gay color, gated and plain. PERA HOUS! EDWARD H. ALLEN, MANAGER, Potter, EVENINGS AT 8. Bellew, Manon Lescaut. tte. Ponssette. Le Chevalier de Grieux Conductor. next 3 rows, remainder. ery adinissicn will be given by Dr. MacDonald of the bu- lion, King of Attic ines , Tni- venile Organization, Miss Anna A. Gor- | 9105 g of Attica, having betrothed his amine, but interviews with those | » = 7 1G < C r. oe : Fea of education, st (ihe Columbian Unt SC Ce ee Oe daughter Dorts in Infancy to Mutason hear Lh phnctically Supply ait of the | Bailey and A. L. Wilson. TONIGHT IN ZOLA’S PLAY, Boxes. 6 0d $05.00. : : . : . aa 1 is misfortune, although the same ed meats to the local markets de- e Which is open to the public. This is an ad- | Ellen A. Dayton Blair, national organizer. | 25 carefully concealed by a football hair | veloped the fact that there is little, if any, At All News Stands, Boxes, the m died to sell the samo vanced course in the scientific study of sociology that is being pursued in the uni- 4, address, Physical Culture and Artistic Dress, Miss Julia Leavens; music; adjourn- ment. cut, kept to his bargain just the same. Midas at once dispatches a favorite of- real cause for such a. fear. Prices rose today about one cent a_ pound, which means an advance in retail prices of two If not convenient to call at the office you can obtain a copy of The Star's Almanac and. and Handbook of any news s THERESE. “THE IRISH Olcott, versity. a = ficer, Antinous, to safely escort his bride- We - Wages. inane ee cess street elect to Phrygia, and while he is gone of-| or three cents, but stock is coming in, ? Week—Chauncey eae heirs Washington ‘ 2 fers large rewards for any one who can | Slowly, it is true, and, unless the weather = al ts now on sale. _ ‘The board of directors of the Was' ok ree eens & s Maine. dresses, the W. C. T. U. in ; severity su eee Cea ; Pi 5 a s Sta end Georgetown Railroad Company have | Matne, Urief aditesses, tt a1, Miss Belle |!8 complicated by Antincus and Doris falling | Plying the market will be occasioned. The internets Wed. aad Sat. “Pops.""=-25" und’ 50e. Grand Opera Tickets Voted the employes of that road each au ex-| Kearney, Mississippi. Its Relation to the in ove- and Daphne en) elderly female | ainedgdurinenthe Dene UC the wint vate 53 TONIGHT AT 8 LAST TIME OF pe Bio 135 53555 ay" -| Home, Mrs. Helen M. Barker, Chicago. is few charms any ducats, dd he rest of 3 ests for the #18 (ole epee be beim esl Fre me, Mrs. Helen Ot ater Mary | Wants tho gay Antinous for herself. By | tie reason thet the dealers suppiying. the || 4 Aer ae ee dae of cat timsard. The meney | Hast, Weeten. Its Helation to the Chigels, |S siretceic movement the latter turns her OD uutilarecaipt ot eass-teai stock Ginthe |e 5 6 han been para cot : Mrs. Katharine Lente Stevenson, Chicago, | attention to marrying the king, which she P BS Oe ae alee at || C has been paid to the men, and they are very much pleased with this practical mark of the company’s appreciation of their work. A collection that attracted much atten- tion at: the world’s fair, and that is said to have cost $13,000, may now be seen at the Palais Royal. It consists of wax fig- ures representing women famous for their beauty. Among those represented are Lillian Russell, the Princess of Wales, Mrs. Potter Palmer, Mrs. Langtry, Mme. Melba, Fanny Davenport, Mme. Nordica, Queen Margharita of Italy, the Empress of Russia, the Empress of Austria, the Prin- cess Helen d’Orleans, with whom it Is said the late Duke of Clarence was so passion- M. N. Stevens, vice president-at-large, national corresponding secretary. Its Re- lation to the Nation, Mrs. Clara C. Hoft- man, Missourl. Its Relation to the Worid, Frances E. Willard; music: adjournment. Sunday, February Afternoon mgss meeting, First Congregational Church.— 8, presiding officer, Miss Frances H. E sign. Addresses, Miss Belle Kearney, Miss Frances H. Ensign, Miss Alice Palmer, round-the-world missionary; Miss Eliza- beth U. Yates; mu: Sunday evening.—First Congregational Church.—7:30, addresses, Lady Henry Som- erset, Mrs. Clara C. Hoffman. —_ AMUSEMENTS. Grand Opera House.—The many friends of cure him of his deformity. The situation does. How these matrimonial bargains were arranged makes a chance for the most comical situations. Mrs. Hearst has taken a box at the performance. Mrs. her, Mrs. McMillan, Mrs. Townsend, Leiter and Mrs. Boardman have taken others. Miss Jennie O'Neill Potter.—Miss Jennie O'Neill Potter inaugurated her series of monologue entertainments at today’s mati- nee at Metzerott’s Music Hall. There was a large and appreciative audience present to welcome this charming litile lady, her many friends and admirers in this city turning out in goodly numbers despite the continued blizzardy weather. She present- ed two very inter comedy-dramas by as. Townsend, entitled “Orange Blos- soms” and “A Letter from Home,” either increases in severity, no difficulty in sup- spring. While the roads between here and Chicago are blockaded to some extent, they are net sertousiy so, and the promised moderation of the Weather will, in a day or two, have trains running ' regularly. The amount stored here is amply sufficient to supply all demands for a week at least, and only a complete blockade could create a famine. ———— Don't Fail to Get a Copy. You can obtain The Evening Star's Alma- nac_ and Handbook at any news stand, or at The Star office. Mailed upon request. 25c. —_ Free to Bald Heads. We will mail on application free informa- tlon how to grow hair upon a bald nead, stop falling hair and remove scalp dis- eases. Address Altenheim Medical Dis- Setectecteetecetecte DENTAL ASS’N, cor. 771 AND D N.W, vening and Julia Marlowe And Company, THIS (S SreSeotentoateetestentestentoetestentontonteatestontesteetertestesteatestenteat Pic AND THE TROCADERO VAUDEVILLES. including Mr. urday Matinee, Taber, T TURDAY) EVENING, ROMEO AND JULIET. at publi ‘THE PRODIGAL FATHER, bb TO PRO- Oh, promise me x Prodigal Pop s Next weekiiuic Minstrels f4-6t Gm OPERA HOUSE Ww ING MONDAY, FEB. 11. The FE Singing Comedian, Chauncey Olcott, In the New Comedy Drama, ately in love; the fair young Queen of | Chauncey Olcott, who will appear at the s Lett pa ete : nes. 7 Address Altenhelmy Medical a : Periugal, called the Lily of France: the | Grand Opera House pext week, are pleased | Gf Which affords het ample prmrtimiy i | Ohio. wie arn BS Woah ae ee a NENT WEEK, “The Irish Artist.” ieee OE Se Jane Hating: the | to see that he has a production that s0/ jties. ‘The new monologue comedy-drama, —SS = Agnoclation eyatein. A corps of expert 0} $ 3 she Pa Berea Under the manazement of Mr. Augustus Pitou. Beautiful French tragedienne: the Arch | weil ts him, and Chauncey gets many |entitled “Which?” that was to be given | | Owing to the entire failure of the supply | & erature, cach nine ne eando ] 5 i AR A agen pnie grees : “ Thursd ve e - | of water throu e city mains at the pest; every 5 a 5 3 in My He duchess Stephane of Austria. widow tt | ovations for his work every night. “The | Thursday evening was postponed until to- | of water throne te, Gis malas Oy ne |S a ieize | | «The Girl I Left ayats ilearet the cxhinit serves an advertising purpose, | Trish Artist” 1s a great success. Olcott's | MEME TRIS UD Gt, Wan Womard.the | Company, the company has been compolied Dialing oar pres eae ee : : : Faluunar’ Yous it's really a remarkably fine collection, | singing comes in naturally and spontane- | POAT ofthe “County Fair,” and this will | temporarily to shut down nearly that entire | god crowns, $7.50; BEST teeth, 8 EY] Behind Me.’’ i aS and one of especial interest to ladies. Consultation costs nothing. ja30-tt = ously, and, therefore, has much greater | pe its first production. Encourased by to- plant, which may occasion inconvenience to effect. The songs are a part of the play, | day’s performance there will no doubt be a | persons living in the eastern section of the he Meeks cn and the times and places are eminently ap- | large crowd present. city. The company hopes very, soon, to The governing committee have about | prepriate. Of course his singing is a great : ave other arrangements made to supply completed plans for the permanent organ- eure, ‘and he is encored time and time | , Art Lectures.—On February 16, at the | water, when it will be able to furnish all rmiper ‘ hall of the Builders’ Exchange, Mr. Wm. | the gas that may be needed . “hoi c again, Olcott’s acting is very creditable. 6 ~ heals a . gi y . pope ye cae Seay teelane bade Hie has the very dicate: pace Of he ee Sete earverieven continarlonsitonte | : lant Irish hero, the impulsive, natural, | World of Art,” being the third of the serles | z x THEATER. : Seat 5 TH sy swine ete ee ____—| JMjetzerott Musit Hall. TURDAY E ING, AND FEBRUARY 11, Jennie O'Neill Potter, Je is now In pro; Ci te te he De he ae te es Bee tee ee De tte et te ts Ae te te Se (KILPATE, The One-Leg K CITY ITEMS. Sedetedntntntoninoentetetetetetetetete cao aan ‘This will be In the shape of a circular pin, hearted son of Erin, and he shows re- | W° a h he serles | Sete 25 Raa One-Leg King of the | Rie of celluloid, on which the words, | S’rkable skill, The play 1s one with a Ce I ee eee Ease |S. Vatentines! At J. Jay Gould's, f4t | oo tanad™ uy, 2 EE SS et ia conjenction, with “Moody Choir, Washington, D. are very | Tat Uns and carries a lively amount of | League. The exhibition of Mr. Partridees |< Baie ree ed THE NIGHT OWLS. prettily arranged. Each person will re-| interest throughout. One of the prettiest | Some of which have since been added to | $ Valentines! At J. Jay Gould's. 1t® seWHICHP?” Next Week—ROSE HILL co. Peive a new number, and each number Will | scenes imaginable is sald to be the one | the collection in the Corcoran Gallery, is — operand be printed on the face of the badge. where Olcott sings to the two children at | remembered with pleasure by all who had Run own “Royal Glue” Mends Everything, 10c. Ry Charles a ; SORTRWEST ORCHISI The reorganized cholr now has over 70] the end of the first act. The scenery {S| the opportunity of seeing it. Besides the | $ Hal2-cott salem ee Gana fe att HE Soto members, and the Hmit has heen fixed at | sata to be very fine and the costuming per-| nigh reputation which he bears as a 3,00. At the rehearsal next Tuesday con-| fect. While Mr. Olcott made a splendid | sculptor, Mr. Partridge is a_ singularly attention will be given by Dt-| showing in “Clover” and other operas, the | eloquent speaker on art topics, and his rector Foster to some new music of a fine | step to comedy was a long one. Mr. Ol-| many friends in Washington should give vrier, which is to be presented by the | Cott made it nicely, however, and his work | him an enthusiastic reception. Other lec- ehoir in the future. in “The Irish Artist” shows evidence cf | tures of the course will be given by Mrs. Yor Throat Disenses and Coughs use Bronchial Troches. ~ AMUSEMENTS. % HEARTY AND WELL SINCE TAKING - HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA. ¥ “I became enfeebled and run down from to 13 _ LECTURES. School of Applied Ethics. et mM D AS. BLANC CLUB pounds. I then commenced Candace Wheeler and Mr. W. Lewis Fr: The choir is to participate In the big W. | how hard he has worked and how wond "GE ©. T. U. celebration 0 xt Friday night | guily he has improved in his stage work | of the art department of the Century mag- | % taking Hood's Sarsapariila, and now I ° hh THH ROUGE I Rae ene fm Convention Hall, which Mi ne ui since his first appearance in “Mavour- | azine. am hearty and well, can work hard and © ime Op one BALTIMORE, Willard anc y jomerset w' sf —_——+—_ , ae aun ee Respectfully annonn-es to the pubiie of W. THE COLUPFIBIA igs 0 Gens ely SL ol BeBe PHE LATEST PRODUCT FROM THE BRAIN OF | ton that the wile of scuts for its perforn A Limited Edition. No copies of The Star's Almanac and Handbook obtainable after the present edition is exhausted. Copies on sale at The Star office, all news stands, or sent by ition make jp around the the eak, anc he h ge p tte vee am the peer New National Theater.—In Belasco and world Fyle’s thrilling Amerean drama, “The ¢iirl , —_-— I Left Behind Me,” which will be presented M. s Se! 5 at the New National Theater next week, beepers ee romance and realism are intermingled in not do previously. Formerly my food di: tressed me; now I can eat heartily. ‘This fs due to the benoficial effects of Hood's Sarsaparilia, I bad doctored for a long GENIUS! ‘A marvelous invention, which repro- uces living, moving objects, _photo- graphed from ret! life, as well the ac- stooges Ata 99 ; “Midas, JAN) author of MUS- y 18, at the for the benefit of UNIVERSITY On Sccial Problems of the "AVITA, on GRAND OVE ete At the meeting of the Sunday school * 1 mail. ; the telling of the love story. There is a ‘ sing sound FA 7 beard of Union M. E. Church held on Tues-| rescue in which a score of horses are used Gataico posteenca time, but did not seem to get well, but companying sone ES cuaninaies (romethe The Washington fiome for even G 7 ofticers were he stage, making It one of the most c . bottles of Sates acaaiee neekril hua Set day evening last the following officers were | on the stag mierathiatic: GcinilinethSe Siento’ nine hotles 0 Passing Show, with the full orchestra Incurabies, thrilling and realistic pieces of stage craft z HOOD'S HAS CURED ME, time with accompantnent keeping perfe es ee ee Cane r: B.S. Wescott, | inat has ever been witnessed been given at tho Columbia Athletic Opened on Monday, F superintendent (fifth term): F.C. Linger, | that hae The Stoddard Soi Baca ostiGnke 2 % bunt up my system, given me renewed the tripping fect. Wonderful, yet real- sie Store, 1110 1st. @ssistant superintendent; A. S, Taylor, the Stoddard Lectures.—The Stoddard | this ¢ sean postnaned. The se- | $M facet caaee i istic, Other equally marvelous repro- aha crotmithatraate Fet at nty-fifth te pad A. M. Ga which yg mex next poland a vere cold makes it Jangerous for the men z health and increased y eight to 153 ductions constantly appearing. See it Q is as. on v wer, treasurer (twentieth term); C. > >my of Music, are among the | i ion their gymnasium clothes, so it was | SHood’ ri! soca! se pestra cit gon. chorist nee N. Cobaugh, nist praiseworthy offerings of the season. | {houghe "advisable to. hold the’ entertains ‘Hood’s SarsaparillaCures: se ante Sma VEE : Sante Eker, asckitant ctzantt. cembining entertainment of a Men cf in. | ment over. pounds, I praise Hood's Sarsaparilta highly.” 4 COLUMBIA PHONOGKAPH COMPANY, vania ave. mparted in- er with valuable and well rmation. Mr. Stoddard will open the Monday evening with the lec- aT 919 Pennsy Union Mission F — Interstate Democrats. FRANK McALLISTER, Itich Hill, Mo. ‘| _ 26-28 nd. fe Zz sentrat | Season o $ Se “The board of directors of the Central! f.to°on Paris. To an intimate knowledge] The members of the Interstate Demo- $HooD'S PILLS cure all liver fis, bilious- MEVbuorr ant sto att, with 3 stucts x v n have rot yet obtained the| of the city, derived from frequent visits, | cratic Club enjoyed last evening a social $ Jaundice, indigestion, sick headache. THURSDAY EVENING, FEB, T4e } the oper I E S thousand subscribers wanted to the build-| Mr, Stoddard adds the fresh memories of | time at the Costello building. Addresses | ae ee attendance f = VV N} R TO R srinted In The Sta ‘ew | 2 visit there last summer, The gay life : sb eae oeeeisaer Mesnpaeay ag? x EAR 2 Bon De ee ing fund. As printed In The Star a few] a visit there last Summer: the gay Minea: | were made by President Van Meter and G. $ g 2 Mes 2 \ ,PATRONESSES: oo er devs sso. the subscribers pay 50 cents! tor, and Cnjoyment of the| H. Thompson. Arthur Delereigne sang a | ¢ Mr. Mrs. Fuller, Mra. each month. Hecause of the amount of | $00" gras dosment of the | H_Thow Pend (ha club quarter ceuaered |} aire. Gorman, WEST INDIES ong ing done, the board has | crowded, all offer felicitous opportunities | several selections: secentetececeoriodeteeeeteest Y Miss tie to this mite ies taint | ee ee ee CBee ve tren tmenes nae eee wee \ By the commodious passenger steamers of the will bh and fr . | This lecture will al o be given on Tuesday ‘Transfers of Real Estate. \ Mrs. ion have bi On Wednesday and inursday | Deeds in fee have been fied as follows: 5| 3 ATLAS LINE. there will be the satisfactions of | 6. ue1 ci} an imaginary tcur through Switzerlana, | Samuel Cl which the lecturer succeeds in revealing | 24 Sa. 212; § so vividly as to create in the heare Maggie FP. Ril e et ux. to Robt. A. Serrell, lot James Henning et ux. to original lot 19, sq. 116; Weekly from New York. carrying U. S. mail, SS. ALE SAILS SATURDAY, I bers to the fund rtout is furn and re THE GREAT PIANIST, AND ving subserip- is serip RUARY 23, babs mm that he is really there. Oa | $11 Sotry to) Rotert #Storey. : = : al Expenses. ubject will be Rome, @ | west 1-2 lot 4, sq. TH, and lot 91, sq. 541; HATS 0 \ D y For Jamaica Direct. , im each case to be p baer 78 ae preter oe area Gt ivi THE MOST PICTURESQUE AND HhaLrn-Grvine o . cE WINTER RESORT IN THE WORLD. the globe. 1 for t s who TOURS. relief fund, hi neral expenses of privates of the SPE lars in th of the street and the large | a9, ‘ed by mati ea jet ux. to at there Is to be | horth gre day, when |r \icKah: oa Rom ; Two hours and a he way Hi. H comme! THE WONDERFUL YOUNG VIOLONCELLIST, Under the direction of Messrs, MARCUS R. MAYER STODD A RD EFF] s. URGER. LECTURES. 5 JUST ALIK age of Feb. 11, 13, 15, 19, of Feb, 12, 14, 18, 20, LUSTRATED LECTURES. MADIAY ORTNOCE To the West Ind! $5 A DAY, fully deseri in our ‘lustrated es right? inds Columbian College; $10. n et ux. to Julia 1. Bruce, and 16, bik. 1, E) Deanwood; ard B. Slee et ux. to Harmon L. Sals- 50. v1, sq. Ss $10. Aaron . lots 31 and et ux. et, mailed free. Address PIM, FORWOOD & KELLO} 24 Sta ¢ out some mighty be given the Butler's half of ry’s minstrels pu y week's en ent at But Ric | bur Sale of seats begins at Metzerott’s Music Store ud Sar. 16, ‘Thursday, February 7. PRICES, Te. $1.00 AND $1.50. you of al! ter next M a prog 5 a It 2. 2. train thir ster | a tit wate aE x. 31, Columbia Hei Knabe Piano used exclusively. £5-10t 2 SVE EEN SSS CAILEBE bs st stars of m i whor tional S: Deposit, ae z % 3 t, wo F feNish, J. Marcus Doyle, Larry | Ings and 1 oni rstee, to ADEN : ‘Ritts, Antiqua, € 53 ca : rent hijue, St’ Lucia, Barbados. [Totel coupon’ tickets; part si : to Margaret Li Kichard W. Tyler et ux part lot 6, sa. 2475] Arid amond, J Morton and t on their own orig- mados, evld at Low good at the Marine Hore, Bari rate inal {deal Mo ick re part, follow- | $4,100. JANCING s ‘ : : « trong olio, introducing Mack SS aoaueronne ERS ie tetany irons ts he only MeNish,” the By special request of parties unable to nee of tl season, poleta,, gieiny - and al The juvenile vocal attend the exhibition of water colors b 9 LY TAUGHT npply to, . A. B. OUTE Va: nes rey, late of the D'O; Mr. Herman K. Viele s been i r gua 18 § &¢ Broadway, New = English rey, for one week, up to February 16. The V. ERN PRICE TAILORS, 10 a.m, uneil | after, Friday, Feb, EQS e ee Pp Street. cher Art Compa Annual Steck-Moving Sale.—Ad | club swinger G. Fi