Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1895, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1895-SIXTEEN PAGES. 16 * Spee - e a —>= —= AMUSEMENTS. course on the 9th instant. Dr. Rogers DEATH OF COL. WHITFIELD. LOCAL MENTION. AGAINST MR. COWEN graphically desertbed thd‘manner in which AMUSEMENTS. RAILROADS. } AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Lafayette Square Opera House.—A large | the Dutch people live: and dwelt, on the| He Was First Assistant Postmaster BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILKUAD. ~~ A CADEMY—Prices, 25, 50, Thc. and $1.00. Wed. and Sat. Mats., 25 and 50c., reserved. The Big Patriotic, Romantic and Spectacular Production, The White heroic labors which they had to perform in order to reclaim their:land from the sea, He then conducted a tour from Rotterdam to Amsterdam, through: Delft and Dor- drecht, making it espeeiaily interesting by his picturesque descriptions. Arion’s Concert—The first concert and ball of the Arion Singing?Society, held last evening at Masonic Temple, was a success. General Under President Harrison. Col. Smith A. Whitfield, first assistant Postmaster general during the latter part of President Harrison’s administration, died last evening at the Columbia Hotel, Chi- cago, Ill, where he was stopping with his family, of an affection of the throat. Col. Whitfield was for many years a resi- and distinguished andience, including the Vice President, several cabinet ministers and a goodly representation from both houses of Congress, greeted Willard Spen- ser’s comic opera, “The Princess Bonnie,” at the Lafayette Squaré Opera House last night. The opera has been heard here be- Schedule in effect December 1, 1895. Leave Washington from station corner or New, Jersey avenue and C st. For Chicago aud Northwest, Vestivuled Limited frpins 41:20 a-m., 8:2) p.m. ‘or Cincinnati, } Louis ‘esti< buled Limited 2245 p.m., Rupress tau aight. For Pittsbu i ako Pittsburg and Cleveland, Express daily 11:30 For Lexington and Staunton, 11:30 Lafayette Square Opera House.—The Princess Bonn’ Allen's Grand Opera House.—Clara Morris In “Raymonde.” New National Theater.—-Mr. Nat C. Good- win in “Ambition.” Academy of Music.—“The White Squad- Givic Center Has an Opinion About a Mary- land Congressman. 80 FEOPLE ON STAGE. Don’t Think He Ought to Go on the ” fore and its excellencies and disappoint- For Wicchester and way static ron. District Committee—Deadly ‘The singing was generously applauded. | dent of Cincinnati, having at one time been S d For Ln 5 2 a Kernan’s Lyceum Theater.—Reilly and ments fully discussed in these columns. |The Arions were assisted by the Columbia | postmaster of that city, and his body will quadron. Chattanones, Mannie oar ee Musically, it is a succession of pleasing jingles, with one waltz theme that crops out here and there during the whole even- Wood's Big Show. Columbia Phonograph Company, 91% Pennsylvania avente northwest.—Exhibi- Zither Club under the leadership of Pro- fessor Kremb, which was also enthusiasti- cally received. The music was furnisned by E. C. Linden’s orchestra, which opened Grade Crossings. be taken there for burial. He was born in Francistown, N. H., for- ty-nine years ago, and entered the Union army at an early age as a private, rising PRESENTING THE CONGRESS OF NAVIES, Showing the Warships of the Great Powers of the World. . daily; ‘Sleeping Cars throug! or Luray. 8:46 pao dally ‘or Baltimore, we ton of the Kinetoscope and Graphophone. 2 TH Inclaentar + “n 1," Universalist, CharchenAn evening of | ‘The regular monthly meeting of the Civic |&- But its bright costumes, elaborate | the program with two overtures, and after-| to the rank of colonel. After the war he | the smallest Hornpipe dancer in the world mnt : Center Couneil was held at the First Con- | Sce"2!¥ aud the gcod work of the principal | ward played for the dancing, which was | was a revenue agent, and also served az a| “Next Weck “KIN TOPICS”. Uptodate, d2.t¢ c. c sia = a ah : at Olsen : pmemarares gregational Church yesterday. afternoon, | chatacters, as well as the graceful dancing | Kept up until a late hour. member of the board of control at Cinzin ay THEATER EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. Steamer Macalester for Mount Vernon, shall Hall, Glymont and intermediate lings at 10 a.m. Steamer Wakefi M le for Colonial Beach and river landings at 7 a.m. Steamer Washington for Norfolk and Fortress Monre+ at 7 p.m. treet northwest.—Tally-ho Coach for Cabin John bridge at 10 a.m and 2 p.m. — DON'T TAKE HALF SO MUCH HEAT to keep rooms warm when you have Felt Weather Strips. They keep out the cold ard rain. Cut down the coal bill. Only 2c. ft. as. T. Carter & Co., 606 Pa. ave. = tes abn Auction sale of Ribbons, Laces and Fancy Goods at 605 E street tomorrow at 10 o'clock TAG. —— : Pension checks cashed and four pounds of sugar given free. Johnston's, page S. = ee 2 NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT the president, the Rev. Dr. S. M. Newman, presiding. The very inclement weather was responsible for a rather limited attendance, although much business was transacted. Delegates were appointed to the coming convention here of the National Civil Service Reform Association, grade crossings were condemned, the alleged efforts of Repre- sentative John K. Cowen of Maryland to sceure an appointment as a member of the House District committee were frowned down upon and the effort of Health Officer Woodward to secure legislation bettering the condition of terement houses was heart- ily approved and commended. After the resignation of Mrs. Anna L. Woodbury had been accepted, and Dr. New- man had been elected to the vacancy in the council, the latter resigning the chairman- ship of the committee on religious organiza- tons, Miss Katharine P. Hosmer moveil that Mr. W. F. Willoughby be made chair- man of the committee on the relations of capital and labor, and that Mr. H. D. New- of pretty girls and a larg chorus, have proved satisfactory to the Fublic, and the opera is now in its second year of financial success. The audience last night was in good humor, and ap- plause was liberal and encores frequent. Miss Hilda Clark, the new Princess Bon- nie, is a great improvement over the one seen in the part last season. the is young and pleasing in appearance, has a good voice, unaer fair control, and sings with good expression and clear enunciation. Her inexperience upon the stege is manifest in her acting, but that awill be overcome. Fred Lenox, jr., the original Shrimps, replaces Frank Daniels, and is a decided improve- ment in this character, at least upon that popular comedian. _ George O'Donnell as Capt. Tarpaulin and Miss Bessie Fairbarn as Auntie Crabbe are both new in those parts, but both are fully capable and de- served the applause their work received. Robert Broderick, Joseph Greensfelder and Will Armstrong are old favorites, while Miss Jennie Goldthwaite is the cutest Kitty Clover imaginable. Allen's Grand Opera House.—There was a Church of Our Father.—Tontght there will be an evening of musie at the Church of Our Father, the participants being Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shir Cliff, Dr. Merrill Hop- Kinson, Mr. John Porter Lawrence and Miss Amy Clement Leavitt. Mrs. Shir- Cliff will sing the aria from Gounod’s “Queen of Sheba” and Henschel’s “Sing, Heigh-ho’.” | Dr. Hopkinson will sing a cou- ple of Handel arias, including “Honor and Arms,” two seventeenth century songs, “Cherry Ripe” and “Vittoria,” and two by Chaminade, while both these singers will centribute duets by Meyer, Helmud and Groetze. Mr. Lawrence will play the “Moonlight Sonata” by Beethoven, a group of Chopin’s studies and a barcarole by Ru- binstein. Miss Leavitt will perform the of- fice of accompanist. Columbia Musical Parlors.—The principal attractions on the graphophones this week are several selections from the opera “Prin- cess Bonnie,” which is playing here this week to crowded houses, The “Broadway” two-step march, and “The Arrival of the Bride” march will remain on for anoth- He was appointed second assistant postmaster general by President Harrison, and was promoted to first a tant as suc- cessor of Gen. Clarkson. He leaves a wife and two young daughters. Bazaar for a Hospital. The ladies of the Peirce Guild have made preparations for their annual luncheon and bazaar, to be held at Willard Hall today, Wednesday and Thursday, beginning at 12 each day. The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the Foundling Hospital. SS A commission has declared ek-Congress- man Wemple insane, and he will be taken to the Utica State Hospital. CITY ITEMs. Buy the “Standard Dictionary” for a Christmas present. Prices will be in- creased one-third January 1. Sold cash or installments. R. A. Dinsmore, 628 G n.w.1t* ee A ee Reilly & Wocd’s AND AMERICAN STARS, Headed by the Qucen of Vaudeville, Mad:e Ellis. SPECIALTY ACTS 12—UP-TO-DAT Xext Week IRWIN BR “I want yer ma’ ho 39 p.m. For Washington Junction and way points, 19: wincipal stations only. * AIA. All trains Muminated with pintech light. For Philadelphia, nd. wweek days (7:00, m., Dining Car), 2:05 Dining Car), 8:00 gyen at 10:00 0’ 3:60 6:05, Dining ing Car open for 5 Sundays, (7:09, 39, Pee: Bonnie” are al Musical Palace of the Columbia Phonograph Co.,919 Pa.av. iscenzers 10:00 p.t.). fet Parlor Cars on all day trains, 200, and 11:30 a.m For Atlantic Ci p.m, Sundays, *Except Sunday. xExpress trains, Baggage called for and checked from botels and residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders left at METZEROTT MUSIC HALL, DECEMBER 7. Washington String Orchestra. ERNEST LENT, Conductor. SIXTY PERFORMERS. Soloists—Miss MARY HELEN HOWE and others. Soloists of Second Concert: er week, having proved very popular. The attractions on the kinetoscopes and kineto- graphophones arc as interesting as ever. —._—_ Mr. Sovereign’s Lecture. Gereral Master Workman James R. Sov- ereign Saturday night last lectured at ticket _ofices, 619 Pennsylvania avenue porthwest, New York avenue and 15th street and at depot. R. B. CAMPBELL, CHAS. 0. SCULL, Gen. Manager Gen. Pass, Agte good audienc? at the Grand last night, drawn thither not so much by the novelty of the entertainment as by the approved ex- cellence of The bill was Belot's well- known “Article 4 reset to four acts, and the star of the galaxy was Miss Clara Morris. She was Supported by Mr. J. M. Colville and a company of varying merit, to have us paper your rooms with our ex- quisite paper. $2 up. NOLTE, 810 ¥th st. ONLY $2 FOR FINEST M A TELLOS. ESTABROOK, Photographer, 1227 Pa. ave. DELICIOUS HOME-MADE CAK Chocolate, Caramel, Cocoanut, Ice € Throat Diseases commence with a cough, cold or sore throat. ‘“Brown’s Bronchial Troches” give immediate relief. Sold only in boxes. Price, 25 cents. n2S-eo3t Ss “Royal Glue Mucilag: It's new! 10c. Sticks Paper, Wood, China, Leather or Iron. Extra-large Bottle! Druggists, 10c. comb be made 2 member of the same com- mittee. The motion prevailed, Mr. Horace Mann transferring committee places with Mr. Newcomb. As delegates to the convention of the Na- tional Civil Service Reform Association, to be held here on the 12th of this month, the following were selected: Mrs. Ellen ded SOUTHEKN KAILWaY. (iediwont Air Line.) Schedule in eect Novemper 3, 1895. 400 (rains arrive and ieave at Pennsyivania Orange and Lemon, 40 and Ge. each. oar a sh valtor Waike: Jeorge | Metzerott Hall before a lerge audience on Mrs. LENT, M. LACHAUME and 4 Passenger Station. gel and Sunshine Cake, 25c.. Small Fancy | SPencer Mussey, Dr. John M. Gregory, Mr. | Pewmuutoee Tit Garand Gavenin: Mn & | “Labor,” for the beneit of the locxed-out | CCS ° Cpe rg Rig le ronan oe re 5 : Be ee Cake thades | Hdwin Willitts, Mr. W. F. Willoughby, Mr. | 2 ort, Mr. Howard Covenly, Mr. as sis for Strasburg, daily, except Sunday, Vicwipaad eeu 1 i: bth pit Cake made | Charles Lyman, Rev. Alex. T. Kent and |, Harriett, Miss Lavinia Shannon, Mrs. | drivers of the Anacostia Railway Company. | Remarkable decline in the price of Oil: livarde. ar ylrnchburg with the Norfolk aud Western ioe | our own—i0e. Ib. FUSSELL'S, 1420 N.Y-av. | iiss Josephine Clark. Chas. Guaylor and Miss Kate Creston! 4 large number of tickets were sold for | Pratt's Astral Oil, delivered, 12c. per gal.;| possrved seats and subscription, 50c., $1, at M Girton wearer eee ee ee Auction sale of Ribbons, Laces and Fancy | Miss Isabel Lenman, Dr. James 0. | Cherry. Whatever of adverse criticism may | the lecture, and, it is understood, quite a | Aladdin Security, delivered, 0c. per gal. | 4 ottg ets apd sntecriptiog, SOc, S15 at Metz-| “11:15 A.M-—Dally—The UNITED STATES FAST Goods at Gon FE street tomorrow at 1# o'clock | Adams, Miss Emily S. Cook, Dr. Edward | ¥® ed upon Miss Morris’ methods, the | handsome sum was netted for the benerit | Pratt's Deo. Stove Gasoline, per gal. 2 neso-it | MALL ‘carries Puliman Buflet Sleepers New York fact remains that she can give any audi- ence before which she appears a thrill, which remains until it is siept away, and in this play of Beiot’s her presentation of the symptoms of approaching madness and the final culmination are interesting as a study, and surely that shivering crescendo | valid for return passage until Monday, De- laugh of the mad woman will ring in many | cember 9, good on any train. Rate, $1.25. * ears for longer than one cares to have it. Su in Mr. Colville’s George Duhame! was done = with quiet strength, and Miss Lavinia SP ELDOOR BRD neta De Be orale Mendy Grape Shannon's Marcelle was extremely pretty > 2 4 ¢ kad Washington to Jacksonville, unitiog at Char lotte with Pullman Sleeper for Augusta; also Tulle wan Sleeper New York to New Orleans via Mont« gomery, — connectig at Aulanta with Wullmam Slecper for Birmingham, Mewpbis apd St. Louis. aatO! P-M-—Local for Strasburg, daily, except Sune ‘y: 4.29 P.M.—Datly—“Exposition Flyer," Pullmaa, Sleeper New York and Warhington to Atlanta, Vestibuied Day Coaches Washington to AtLints. 4:51, P-M.—Daily—Local for Charlottesville. M. vA AND SOUTH. A. Morse and Mr. Bernard 'T. Greene were elected to membership, and the two first ramed were assfgned to the committee on public morals, and the two last named to the committee on the housing of the peo- ple. a.m. S. SAMSTAG. of those for whom the lecture was given. panies = YOU'LL HARDLY KNOW YOUR CAR- PETS after we clean them—they'll be so fresh and brignt. And there's no injury by our process even to delicate fabrics. m. Carpet Cleaning Works, 631-5 Mass. ave. ——— “Pennsylvanin Railrond” more and Return. Saturday and Sunday, December 7 and 8, to Balti- AMUSEMENTS. Metzerott Music Hall. Tuesday, December 3. Ex-Governor Bob AND Collectors Grade Crossings. After Mr. F. L. Siddons had given notice of an amendment to the constitution pro- viding fer the office of president of the Civie Center, he called attention as chair- man of the committee on streets and al- leys to the wide-spreading, popular move- ment here against grade crossings. He re- Who are interested in Rare Engravings and Od Prints are cordially invited to visit Heitmuller’s Art Galleries, Ivy Inst. Bus. College, 8th and K_ nw. Arithmetic or any business subject, $1 mo. FAMOUS FOR HIGH QUALITY AND delectable flavor are Kenny's Fine Teas— popular with all classes. Six modern stores. Cc. D. KENNY. ° jed Sleepers, Diping Cars and Day Coaches, New York to Atlanta. Pullman Sleepers New York to Asheville and Hot Springs, N.C; New York to Memphis via Birmingham, New York to New Orleans via Atlanta and Moutgomery, end and attractive, though the part is small. Mr. Pavncefort’s Potain, Mr. Harriott’s Count de Brieve and Mrs. Gaylor’s Madame — 2 = Duhamel were weil interpreted, while Miss Alf Tavlor, New York to Tampa via Charlotte, Columbia and Pension checks cashed and four pounds of | ferred to the regulations recently made | Cherry as Louise, in oniy a few words, re- : SnUrS) Jacksonville, Vestibuled Day Coach New York to sugar given free. Johnston's, page 8. by the District Commissioners requiring | vealed a voice that would be a prize to al Q [i.pife, sheulth and happiness, if It te pure: The Famous Ternessee Brothers, 1333 14th St. N.W., Atlanta. “Dining Car from “Greensboro” to Mont- rich and full of vitality. If impure it will @uuse catarrh, rheumitism, serofula, ner- vousness and ‘other troubles, All may be perfectly cured by purifying the blood with gomery. TRAINS BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND ROUND HILL leave Washington 9:01 A.M. daily and 4:45 PM. daily, except ‘Sunday, and 6:25 P.M. Sun- days only, for Round Hill; 4:82 1'.M., dally, ex steam railroad trains to stop before cross- ing street railway tracks, remarking that a rigid enforcement, of the regulations would eventually drive the steam railroads tragedy queen. Tonight “Raymonde,” adapted from Dumas’ “Monsieur Alphons: will be presented with Miss Morris as Ray- At whose galleries may be seen this week a collection of The Shovel and the Hoe CITY AND DISTRICT Pleturpiin’ Genes einedlod oe eee ee ee eee ren ae | monde: set ee akhuns and the Fiddle and the Bow, |1,000 French Lithographs Sunday, "for Leesburg, nod 6:25 daly. foe S course, Mr. Siddons explained, these roads | Academy of Music.—“The e Squad- ; i pred Meee ee Oe ee eee ee Pentalpha Lodge, No. 23, F. A. A. M., last| Gilt resort to all means to evade a com: Assisted by a Male Quartet. —covering the years 1830 to 1860—of a character | A.M. und 3:00 Pt’ dally from Mound Pill, 1208 suitable for gifts, portfolios and framing. Rrtistic and appropriate framing a specialty. no2t-1w A.M. daily, except Sunday, from Herndon, and 8:34 A.M. daily, except Sunday, from Leesburg. Through trains from the th arrive at Washit ton 6:42 A.M, 11:45 A.M., 2:20 P.M. and 92 Tickets, 50 and 75 cents. On sale at Metzerott “NATURE THROUGH THE MICROSCOP! evening elected and installed the following named officers for the ensuing Masonic year: pliance with the regulations, and have al- ready filed a petition in court praying that the Commissioners be enjoined from en- There is familiar to play-goers here, it is popular on : Safsaparilla. account of its patriotic sentiment. ron” drew a good house at the Academy of | ¥ | | OOD S 3 Music last nizht. Although the play is : Jos. C. Johnson, W. M.; H. A. Trembley, 8. ; 4 4 actin PM. dail 2 ‘dai rex ion. also an opportunity for some goo ng, ly. Manassas Division, 9:45 A.M. daily, W., Geo. Tauberschmidt, J. W.; W. B. H. | forcing the regulations in question. |. | and the uifferent parts are well taken by | @ ad?q Dilile easy to buy.easy to take, Free Lecture, Pearman’s Popular except Suuday. und 8:0 “A.M. daily from ‘Chat Crews (re-elected), secretary; W. K. Men-| said Mr. Siddons, Mr. Nathaniel Wilson, | Mr. M. L. Alsop as Victor Stanton, Mr. *Hoaod’s Pilise Sonestens canta y the Stereopticon, Tickets, Si Car reservation and Information denhall (re-elected), treasurer; W. J. Wai-| the attorney of the Metropolitan Railroad | Frederick Julian as Demetrie De Romacio, | 2) 94.04 5 poo oo Gap crenworee cna: : NES of Louisville, Concerts furnished at offices, 511 and 1300 Veunsylvania ave- ‘ 3 he sys for the | Chas, Macklin, the Moorish Slave; Anna | © ¢ bore : s ALL SOULS’ CHURCH, ° ne, apd at Seaespivaia ications koecnger’ ake re, 8. D.; W. L. Price, J. D.; P. Reiter, M. | Hombany, will assist the attorneys oAsco. | Barclay as Onesta De Silvera, Edith Julian NESDAY EVENING, Dec. 4,’ at 7:30. CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, tion. af 4 W. J. Hay, tiler; J. M. Yznaga (re-elect= et. b : s0- i De ; a qi ci), trustees of lodge charity fund: W, B, | clation was also endeavoring to secure rep- | as Theresa De Romacio, and Florence Mor- meno Our Eats WF i CREE, Genest Superintendent Bushby (re-elected) and P. Reiter (re-elect- | Tesentation at the hearing. Representative | row A. aoe. oo mast Arenie Des nas. Hudderstield cheviot suitings= 7 Matinee, CHRISTMAS W. A. TURK, General Tunsenger Agent. ed), delegate and proxy, respectively, to St. | John K- Cowen of Maryland. explained Mt. | ¢ ee enn pee eeatieatiante . THE FAMOUS COMEDIAN, Se no?t___L. 8. BROWN, Gen. agt. Pass. Dept. John’s Mite Association; W. J. Naylor (re- | Sicdons, the general attors -| New National Theater.—A large aud 3 a ia. - CENTS. GIDANEARAeD uaa ERT ‘Rctedy, delewate to Masonic hosnl or re. | more and Ohio Railroad Company, is mak-| which testified its appreciation of the per-| All. this activity—push—determi- Mr. Nat C. no22-Im Schediile in effect Norersber 11, 1503. lief; W. A. Kimmel, W. J. Wallace and F. Pp. | ing desperate efforts to securé an appoint- | formance by strenuous though unheeded de-} nation to sell—even if prices are but Trains leave daily from Union Stition (B. and ° 0 yr, a istric| ittee. speech, gr d Mr. Nat. C. P.), 6th and B ets. Morgan, proxies to the M. W. G. L. ment on the House District comm! mands for a speech, greeted Mr. : a Ww 2 That is, said Mr. Siddons, he had been re- | ght. He presented “Ambi- | half—h: 1 al ’ rough the grandest scenery in America, with ae Habiy informed ao, and it was a fair and | Goon te bscie Guy Gonetontn let jalf—has one object—making a In His Brilliant Success, the handsomest ‘and inust coumicte solid trait serv tion,” Mr. Henry Guy Carleton’s latest play, To Talk About a Tropical Island. legitimate inference that the Baltimore and | whose success Js sartorial rather than artist. | STeater tailoring store—making a A bition Ses Pe Dre rncinesti end Gt) Donte The Pennell Bible Class of the First Con- onic, companys Gloag behind and pushing | ic. He has provided Mr. Gocawin with a | greater business. m ° JOCKEY CLUB. Special Solid Vestibuled. Newly Bautnped, Elec: aah Hitations | Mt. Cowen in his efforts. It was also a fair | ¢ x vhich fits S lay ig. ver: SESS é : x “lighted, Steam-neate in. man's fines gregational Church has’ issued invitations | irfirenee, he thought, that the purpose of | Character whieh fits him. Ttthe Senator | Notwithstanding the inclement exe thy Henry Guy Carteton. Heep «ats Washington to Cincinnati, Ind:snapolis fo & sociable of the class, which will be | Mr. Cowen in getting, If he could, on the | The selection of the Cuban qnestion as an} weather yesterday, you'd have NEXT WEEKSeat sale Thursday, St. Asaph, Va. Atrive’ Gincitoste 8:00 dae dethnanlin To held tomorrow evening at 7:30 in the | District committee was to defeat hostile | incidental theme, and the numerous allu- ne > Francis Wilson ? at., Chicago, 5:30. p. Toute, 6:9 psa enacts he program includes an illus- | railroad legislation, or legislation which Mr. | cions to this government's attitude toward | thought it was the heighth of the ‘And Company's Production of FIRST RACE WILL BE CALLED Lexibgton, 11°10 a.m.; Louisville, 11:50 a.tn. (vis rated lecture by Mr. Pennell about a|Cowen and the Baltimore and Ohio com-| the revolutionists would attract. attention | seas petted) =i fir} = incinnath). 5 : “Tropical Island in the Pacific Ocean.” | pany might deem hostile. He thought that | (hé Tevolutionists’ would attract atientto® | season at our place, judging by the The Chieftain, AT 2 PM. SHARP. 11:10 P.Af. DATLY.—The fameus “F. F. ¥. Lim the Civic Center should do all it could to de- tise: ic Special trains will leave Penn, depot, 6th and B | ited. A solid Vestibuled train, with Diuing Car s | buyers. The per- It is advertises if its dramatic setting were le: perfunctory end commonplace. formence of Mr. Goodwin is a delight. seldcm that he disappoints. He has thor- Se @ Sir Arthur Sullivan and F. C. Burnand. and Pullman Sleepers for Cin-innath, Lex! Lovisville without change. Pu ington to Virginia: lot Springs, withou: change, Wednesdavs and Saturdays. Arrive Ciasinnad, 5200 feat Mr. Cowen’s appointment to the Dis- triet committee, and that it should also join in the crusade against the deadly grade sts. n.w., at 1 and 1:30 p.m. nod-tf Overlook Inn. Appreciated in San Francisco. Mr. Alexander McAdie, for some thir- And today we afe more firmly convinced than ever, the people com- "S$ GRAND OPERA HOU: Week of December 2. teen years in the weather bureau here, was | crcssings. ough ability as an actor, combined with the Bea ge ee eye eee in. exington, 6:00 p.m; Loutsvilie, recently ordered to San Francisco, and his District Committee. spontaniety which fascinates the public, prehend tae advertising and believe | aaTiNEEs WEDNESDay AND SATURDAY. raat Seacunenymeeattea! Fedo ap atc anil Tat Sprints: OAS sms" come work has attracted much attention there.| Miss Alice Fletcher, after her motion | Which confuses the stereotyped critics in] in our “saving methods. = deli ical aemets eta felly ettaee Deets "in Union Depot for all points. 5 ete their estimate of the man and which tempts ii Coaches from Sth and E. Capitol sts. and 8th and | 10:57 A.M., EXCEPT SUNDAY —For Old Polnt A recent issue of the Examiner of that jpiedging the hearty co-cperation of the] 116 player strongly to be content with the Ht Poca ave. Gable cama as fellowes Ccmfort avd Norfolk. Ouniy rail Moe. city has several columns devoted to his | Civic Center with all other associations | ),», reanamne ri = e 0 | Our window will give you a } = :: " 2:25 P.M. DAILY.—Express_ for s prompt but ephemeral triumphs of the mere | y 3, 4 5, 5:30, 6, 6:30, 7, 7:30, 8 8:80, | Clarlottesville. Waynexbors’, Stauaton aod prine selentific work, and his views on topics |and citizens Against the further continu- | jester. Mr. Goodwin in developing his genius | SUSIE idea of The rare colic tion 2 "9, 10, 11. “12 P.M. cipal Virginia points, daily;’ tor Richmond, daily, his specialties. The fogs |ance of grade crossings, suggested that [ss a legitimate actor has evidently been | Gi the newest and latest. color- $ FARE (Round Trip) 25 cents | “Crp Samia. o are well known, and | Speaker Reed should be seen at the ear-| obliged to hold in check gifts as a laugh- | ings in stripes, mixtures, checks, In the following repertoire: ‘ocl7-14d KR ae es locations and tickers at company’s) of- die had to say of the power | j moment, for it was only fair, she | maker which first won him the esteem of | over-plaid jens — all received I Tonight and Saturday Night and Wednesday Mat ices, a #21 Peunsy aoe avence: ee electricity to clear the air attracted | thought, that the Speaker should, before | the people, and which they have beem loth | by us on Saturday last—suit to- ° ere ae 5 i Banjo and Guitar Teacher ols eral Passenser Agent. specia! attention, he makes up his committees, be made | to sce him abandon. But his determination | measure $15 — and we'll make “RAYMOND! ° ~ ~ W. ——— -quainted with the real purpose of Mr, | to succeed finds him now still young in his | !t to fit you— Wed. and Friday Nights “MISS MOULTOY Banjo and guitar quickly and ccrrectly taught PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Station corner of Gth and B streets, by note or simplified method, §7 per quarter. I In cffect November 17, 1895. guarantee to teach the most unmusical person to profession, independent of antiqua' tion, with a public following which Bull Ron Battlefield Sold. MILLE."* tradi- ‘Thurs. MERTZ and MERTZ, trict committe ing to the McLean estate and lying on both | remarking that it would be very unfortu- th a record so brilliant as to go6 If Street N. W. (Fire) not-lm? Harrisburg to Chicago, Cinctanat, “iudiauapoiis, sides of Bull Run adjoining Blackburn's | nate, indeed, to have Mr. Cowen succeed in ional lapse from the highest @root,) | == = Bt. Louis, Cleveland’ dnd Toledo, " Buffet Parlor Ford, the site of the first battle of Bull |#etting where he might defeat the eiforts rd, should such a misfortune occur. ef EXCURSIONS é€&c. 10:30 AMC FASE LIXR— Pullman Buffet Parlor R ei 1d da i of the pecple of the District in their fight | Mr. Carleton, too, is young, though experi- 2 Cur to Harrisburg. Parlor and Dining Cary, up, were sold’ yesterday at auction at) ccainst grade crossings. enced, and their combination of endeavors ORDA Y CSLATINERS: Harrist urg to Pittsburg. Manassas, Va., Dr. C. M. Bennett of this | “Nir, Siddons also thought Speaker Reed | ought to develop something better than ‘There Is alw: ONE” shce store In a town SINR RT AG 8:40 P.M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS F! ESS.— 414TH TO 421ST PERFORMANCE. Pullman Butter P: lor Car to Harrisburg. city buying 346 acres, William Marthers of “Ambition.” atl WEST INDIA TOURS. should be made aequamted with Mr. Cow- The elegant passenger steamers, MADIAN Sam New Prod ifeent ing and Dining fes of the bon-ton ion. singled out by t ., f: a * > . a Harrisburg to St. Fairfax county 56 acres, and W. Me-|er's supposed purpose, and should be re-| Kernan's Lyceum Theater.—When Pat pores ee bectlie 7 tons, sails 22 and Feb. 26. tLNOCO, 2/000 | _ Cincinnati, Lours “bieago.. Lear 164 acres. The greater portion was | quested not to appoint him to the District | Reilly's show comes to Washington the for thelr “Shoe pilin meme) PRINGESS | tens sais Fa CARTIER, 2.000 tons, alle | TAO PAL WESTERN "ESIMGESS Pullman Sloop. sold at an average of something less than | committee. Person: said Mr. Siddons, | lovers of vacdeville have an opportunity of | @ ———-——— a an = Lind Pen Esra eee Le Nee eee Creag? ame Harsisharg (to Carat #5 per acre, while some went at $4 and|he had great respect for Mr. Cowen, and | seeing the freshest and best novelties on the think we have been selected as his “ONE” BONNIE baths aud all latest improvements. For St. fo Chicago. oh S i she oe 3 Z zs : lover eae Cee = as, St, Croix, St. Kitts, Aptigua, Guadaloupe, | 7:10 P-M. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.—Pallmaa per acre. One of the purchasers is the | he did not intend or wish to discredit him, | road. and the performance given last night | <5. jecause we never boll fuk =a * Se Luca Mn. | Sleeping and Dining Cars to St. Louls, and Sleep Barbados, Trin= son of Major Wilmer McLean, who resided juctton upon the property at the beginning of the war, but he did trust he would fail to get on the District committee. Mr. Siddons, therefore, was in many respects the best of the season. The features of the show are numerous, and the audience by its liberal applause rec- Words and Music by WILLARD SPENSER. ENTIRE NEW YORK CAST. oF AU NTED ORCHESTRA. ing Car Harristurg to Cincinnat. 10:40 P.M. PACIFIC ENPRESS.—Pollman Sleep+ ing Car fo Pittsiu Rochester and fdad and Jama of scenery and perfection of clim: ty e this trip is unsuryMssed. For giving rates of passa, of any kind, and our Shoes can always moved tnat the S ‘anandatzun, ———— secretary write Speaker Reed, asking that | ognized the Sisters Lene as favorites, and| be relled upon to be wortly exacily what we Dircetion of D. W. TRUSS & CO. ation apply to Quebec 8, 8. Gy Forged Checks. e Mr. Cowen be not placed on the committee, | they responded to several encores. Madge ae Gos) Weave LINE, OND DRGE SIO UES pace eeees: i 2. OO. ‘Agrats, 39 roadie; -. and the motien prevailed. Ellis, a dainty soubrette, combines a pretty jes geht bee atc Veok —3 S. 2 ~ W. MOSS, 921" Pet ve. For Willtsuspert d: Detectives Carter and Galliher are in-|“', suggestion of Miss Hosmer that every | face with a clever specialty; she is often poniy Geran 49 GE in ee Es Week ae Sand 30S: HOLLAND 2 £001 CERRO mode acl Benn Sit 10 P.M. for Willizmsport, B Yestigating the case involving the passing | police station in the District should have a| selected by song writers to introduce new | — SU SuPF6 : 5 ORCH \CERTS EVERY EVE: PAS aeR Fate R6Be, Caco Re of several forged checks here recently. ; matron to care for female prisoners was| songs. Pat Reilly this y contributes @ varied line of “SWELL FOOTWEAR’ ing at JORDAY host. nw. Latest ad Serie ee oe eee SAAR This is the case in which a man, bare-| referred to an appropriate committee for | materially to the success of the show, and| © ——————————-————— thes £0 cue Melek poeta ie ea WIN I ER OURS 10:40 P-MI. for Erie, Conandatgua, Rochester, But- examination and report, and then, at her Ity was very funny. The National | — have at $3.50. nd the syed en. Bolt, Suwanee falo and Niazara Fails dally® Sleeping Car Washe headed ard in his shirt sleeves, has ap- entucky Home, rf Post March, River, Old Kaule de2-6t* suggestion, a resolution reciting that the ington to Elmira. ame in for some well-merited ap- peared at several stor@ and succeeded in| Civic Center indorse and approve the ef-| plause. The living statues were well re-| WILLSON’S, — = ~ pore 4 IR CONST LaITeD cally, pessing the checks. Being dressed as he | forts of Health Officer Woodward to secure | ceived. Then there was Jerome and Alexis, | | N. W 7 s, with Dining Car from Baltimore: bas been s his victims an idea that | legislation effectively providing sanitiry | as the frog and the lizgrd; the Fromonts, | 929 F St. N. . oO OO Ing. WEST INDIES Begular at (Dining Cari 7 . 10:00 he is a clerk in a neighboring store, and | and comfortable habitations for all classes, | whose ‘East Side” specialt sd ee was great; Rice ing Car), and 11:00 {Diving Car from Wie thus tar his identity has not been discoy-| particularly the poor, was adop and Elmar, on the triple bars, and Susannah | ——— ate Se Gas Dine oe On ees Ce nL Ry. the communes grocchgrr steamers OF ihe Gi aes: Te De oe ered. Hosmer stated that the suppc Shaffer, the wonderful lady equilibrist. Z = 2:00, 1 auahe tay hone Wituntagton) ———— beard of trade could also be relive ; ree Mr. Thomas J. Murrey, ATLAS LINE 12:15," 8:15, 4:20, 6:40, 10:00 wad 11:85 P.M. Maivce enie the wetter The Taylor Brothers.—There was a large u For Philadeiphia only, Fast Express fe ie audience last evening at Metzerott Music Proprietor of the House Restaurant and author of Weekly from New ¥¢ Uv. week days. prea 215 week days 3 ‘The sale of silverware by order of the oan ae en ee Hull to hear the Taylor Brothers discourse Many Works on gastronomy. Metzerott Hull. Seer nia laced in iced ties ae -M. dally. 5 Taunton Silver Plate Company commenced A BANQUET HALL DESERTED. on the relative merits of Yankee Doodle tomorrow. »Decamper O—"The Chating Dish; Ite Uses and] ss arene SAILS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, | For Boston, wihout change, 7-50 A.M. week days, pest srday at the sales rooms of Walter Ba |e) aban and Dixie, ‘The former was a mixture of x) Fe ee. y= <tah and bell Fish? Aa ih er ee eet ams & Co., corner 10th and Pennsyl-| Distinguished Men Announced Dia | common sense and patriotism, while the | . « ee S-notile elle - | December keting for the Holiday Table. ica Direc ‘OOrand 11:50 A.M. vania avenue. All goods are guaranteed as Not Make Their Appearnnee. latter abounded in music, poetry and hu- |< > arte ee eS ce pee ena! RESP” | row to Purchase, Prepare and Serve a Home Dia: For Jamaica Direct. Bride 340. (400) Litsltedhs f represented. Sale daily at 11 a.m., 3 and There was an atmosphere of dee dark | ™°F: Ex-Gov. Bob Taylor presented the ° THE MOST PICTURESQUE AND HEALTH-GIv- a 0, 10-00, 7:30 p.m.—Advt. : Raut : re merits of Dixie in a manner that won the ueen Anne Lotion hics of Gastronomy, © What ING WINTER RESORT IN THE WORLD. — disappointment around the Shiloh Baptist| hearts of his auditors. He was presented in er Calgary Ate ” . 7 3 The Great Deakin Collection of | Church last evening. Preparations had | by Postmaster General Wilson, and his talk | * * Will be given away tomorrow. nes aad ae ome Special Tours tins ride lac tieag tbe : f. be: For Pope's Creek Line, 7:20 A.M. and 4:36 PM. was ay oriental art is now on exhibition at the art uliar mixture of path humor, n made on an ciaborate scale for a big ture, with MERTZ’S ¥ La ; = intr : stzerott' ¥ nd Spanish Main, costing about S aalleries of M. B. Latimer & Co., 1229 and | panque a sie AERC and wit. Alf. Taylor intro- On sale at Metzerott’s, to the West Indies and Spat ing al daily, except Sunday. Lm iG latieae 9 he: prenteat. eetoidancs banquet to the _membe rs of the new Con-| iced by Senator Hawl ind made a ring- - - = A DAY, fully described in our illustrated | For Annapolis, 7:20, 9:00 A.M. 12:15 and 4:20 Lobes on dil fer - "| weeks past, posters and circulars had been being frequently stopped by en- | Modern Pharmacy, 11th & F Sts. Letter, postal card or telegram will rece FORWOOD & KELLOCK, General Agents, | aint Const Line. Fxpreas for Richmen?, Jacke 2 issued making the anrouncements, and the ic applause. At intervals during 2-200 mpt uttention. Telephone, Weller's ‘Drug | 24 State street, New York. no2-eo52t sonville and Tampa, 4 |. daily. 30 A.M. 3:46 P. M, ‘nof-1m* Node daily week_da; 43 A.M. daily, and * to Baltimore and Return via Pennsylvania Railroad.” Richmerd ani Atlanta, mond only, 10:57 A.M. Accothmodaition for Qi . Bob’s address a male quartet, in itieh= which he took a prominent part, sang southern songs, which were much appre- “$1 colored people connected. with the chur were expecting a great big time. { To Arlington and Fort Myer SP oe “Lafferty’s Tickets sold Saturday and Sunday, De- ao ‘d ho red A s : ia Fe 5 Stage connecting with railway leaves ~cabl 25D M. week days. eomber 7 and &, valid returning until Mon-| °° Sere ue ae ar cate ae aust a ior paouicren wil I Fi 99 cars, West Washington, every 20 minutes, Walt. ‘Alesandria, 4:30, 6.35, day. ties Ws peed on aay teat, e | erowd of colored men and women who had | presen he Shovel and the Hoe” and Comp! lete Flour. Is {ng room in drug store, cor. 32d urd M sts, * : + | been attracted by the notice that the ban-| “The Fiddle and the Bow." The prices for Fare, Ge. on stage and railway. The U. & esa ear a, es T this lecture will be 50 and 75.cents. A ss. cavalry drills at Fort Myer are worth secing. New Trains Between New York and | ct Would be a public affair. They were | “7 are mogers’ Lecture.—A lee The color is a brilliant (\ —<—<— === —= nol2-tt W. A: AND F.C. BY. ©0._| 15006 alexandria for Washington, 6.98, 6:4 Woshington via Pennsylvania Rail- | S°mewhat disappointed to find that an ad-| yi Was delivere] last evening at the white. Nutty flavor—appe- ) 2 ° TALLY-HO COACH LINE FROM 1312 1 sT.—| 8:00. 9:10, 10:15, 10:2 00, 2:15, road. mission of fifty cents would be charged for | Gpucen of Our Father, cornee Iie ona ne ubbiane Only Piano Recital. Datis—Arhington, 10° a.m. 2 p.m; Cabin J. | 8:23, 5:00, Under schedule now in effect, the Pennsyl- | all but Senators and Representatives. Sull| streets northwest, by’ the pastor of ‘the tizing. = Bridge, Ariingicm od, ail pitnte of interest. 2 yania railroad is operating a new train to| about twenty-five people planked up the| church, Dr. A. G.’Rogers. It was the sec- It has NO woody fiber iat tt Music Hall us See New York, leaving Washington at 12:45 p.m. 'y money and were admitte@ to the | ond In’a course of three lectures which Dr. ) in it. It makes beau- etzero! usi¢ mail, STEAMER MACALESTER the station 6th and B streets, where orders can be daily, and a new return service, leaving tion room of the church, where the | Rogers is giving as-a result of a recent (bran) in it. Jett for the checking OF DAggame ko -Spattnation from hotels and residences. TO MOUNT VERN Meveleree ct Ot wr, with Pullman buffet banquet tables were spr ad. A portion of trip A Burope, pent the cule “Edin- tiful bread. It is very rich WASHINGTON, D.C., S M. PREVOST, J. R. woon, 01 ached, * th d was present to render ap-| burgh—O) an lew,” wi complete the . Tomb of Washington, General Manager. General Passenger Agent. >-— propriate music, and the rooms were made | === (near 300 times the best flour) Wednesday Eve., Dec. 11 Dally’ (except Sunday), pois Low Rate Exposition Tickets. fair and sweet with flowers, Had a stray in the elements that nourish 9 oe «Til, At Jo aun. returting by 2:30 p.m. SS = = — a The Southern railway announces reund-| Member of Congress made his appearance noe . MAC RIVE A" sip tickets te avants tomorrow, December | he would have had things all his own way, fie wo Se At 8 o’clock. rickets an Monat Vere geniane coupon, = = = 3 a .! good ten days, on account of for sale at wharf aud at hotels, THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT COMPANY. Maryland day. . in- TEETH and BONES. ‘ Con- Geleilot aco tecwttl Non Wediy a ELEGANT CAFE ON STEAMER. FALL ScHe e. ee cluding Speaker Reed and other prominent 5 an = . Ge best jesday ng, | will aiso make river landings as far as Glymont, wil ie enson'’s wharf, stopping for freight and passengers both ways. od steamer For charters, etc.» apply at ollice of Steamer, Mac- t alester. (ocl5-t LL. BLAKE, Capt. ook sale at Sloan's, evening at 7: men, but of these not one was heard from, and of all the men who took the oath of in the Senate or House yesterday the December 4, Store. at 9 o'clock, at Metzerott’s Music 1407 G street, this 0 o'clock.—Advt. ee stipation, brain fatigue, indi- gestion, irritable stomach and Baltimore ond strictly first banquet saw. no After waitl ; 3 - ’ | ved ot Moi Exhibition of furniture at the Portuaue anquet gaw not one. After waiting for eyes: oo by under Steinway & Sons’ Pianos used exclusively. n28-tf ceived or Monday, legation tomerrow. Sale Thursday morn- or of the ehureh decided ied and starved organisms, 5 SaRGADINGE ° ° an ing. Catalogues at Sloan's, 1407 G street.| to give it up for the present, and with a are cared by the sunple and SEBCIAL. oy gory AUTHORS. READINGS. Office, 910 Pa. av —Advertisement. shade of s in his voice he told the 3 NEL ION ARAN = a WASHINGTON STEAMBCAT CO., “LTD., —_ other guests that th ght as well take sensible process of supplying SE tet ab eS Steamboat Co. Mr. F. Hopkinson Smith AN nO YAM ‘Trustees’ sale of valuable propert on| their money back and go hence. One y =f From 7th st. BF Whart, Park and Sheridan streeta, Mt. Pleasant, | one they left, and the church raven the needed nourishment to ‘D AST Fle Ug eae a | Wednesdays. and Satu at 4 o'clock, and on 7th street extended | over once more to darkness and quiet in- BRAIN, NERVE, BILE, Mr. Thomas Nelson Page Rerhies Pe farsercicana all porta ecame oal 8 for river landings to St. Cement's and on Sheridan avenue (Bellevue), near | Stead of to theseloquence of statesmen and BONE. iy. | Southeast by. the powerful, new tron palace lay afternoon. Wedoesdags for, river Boldier: Home Park, at leck to-| their hosts. = ~ In readings frou their works, published and UN- 7 pot ews and to Beston's Bay aud Komnied PSoisaterd morrow afternoon. See advertisement. ———— the Besley cugnt to nae: tt to escape PLELISHED, for the benefit of wae ing leaving daily on the following Point, St. George's, ‘Smith's Crovk, Coam Qn’ account’ of te weather the trustees’ |_ ane Wrenn crn entiom. BAKING POWDER cee ae ees om Lenpe of letters cer. The University of Virginia |, ,sumom.,, pei x. Por ertNeUN on, | Greek Thursday afternoon for rive Sudinga, rei sale of the re of ground hounded by |~ The Woman's Dental Association, at its 3 tifying its merits. ‘The THEORY is sus. Restoration Fund Ex. Alexandria-7:30 pom. Gv. Norfoll....-6:10 pam. | 18 Friday ‘morning, Satuodars. oped L and M and North Capitol and 1sf stre monthly meeting, held at the residence of tained by ‘ACTUAL FACTS. A lot ot ’ As. Ft. Monroe.6:30 a.mn.'Lv. Ft. Monroe.7:20 p.m. | 50,ives Sunday afternoon, Ine a northe has been postponed to next 1331 L street north- Absolutely Pure. “Complete Flour p knaimleg ge moatied 2 —ar— an Sour As: Alexandria. 6:00 a.m: | Soe ecbedul 200 Ae LEY. Geo. "Maw Thi December 5, at 2:30 o'clock p.m. evening, discussed a constitution Dags avd barrels. Ask your grocer for Metzerott Music Hall VISITORS TO THE ATLANTA EXHOSETION | _POltt —— Heo advertisement , and then adjourned to mect trial bag, $1. 9 and the resoris at Fortress Monroe, Virginia = aaa ACEI A ase of Dr. Clara W. McNaugh- A cream of tartar baking powder. High- ‘Dr, Hunter MeGuire, Richmond, Va., MONDAY EVENING, December 9, 1895, at 8:15 Peach and Florida will find this a very attract. | B.S. ANDALL POTOMAC, RIVER TINE Big sal of furniture at Latimer’ t Monday in January est of all in leavening strength.—Latest tays: “Its value would be HARD TO o'clock. aieyaneides reaks the monotony of an} Sisvetreet, Sanday, Tacaday and ‘Thursday, at ~ a sees 10 o’cleck tomorrow. United States Government Food Report. or OVERPSTINA TE. Sale of seats atd boxes opens Monday morning. ‘Tickets on sale at 513, 619, 1421 Pennsylva- Tinding at all w a; eee ae ee ROYAL BAKISG POWDER CO., G. G. CORNWELL. & SON, 1412 Pa. ave, December a eeg nt ween treet ‘and’ New “York ‘avenue, and on. board | Beach, ‘returning oa Mondays, Wedoesdays ud x-Gov. “Bob” ard his brother “Ale” witt| 1" the Ccurt ef Appeals yesterday, in the | sep7-36d 106 Wall st., N.Y. Ca MEST ee eee Ce OES 2 EES. "ete. tan also | Friday, 9 pe Pascuget gecomumedations. arate ar tonight at Metzerott’s Music Hall | case of John S. Belt = GEO. E. KENNEDY & SONS, 1116 Conn. av. PIANO TUNING Pee cuer Gntormalion dcaited wilte tigi tme ae in their new creation, “The Shovel and the | Magruder and hus! Modest, sensitive women need not expose their Or address— = . nisbed on application to the undersigned at FA. REED & CO., EB S& RANDALL, Hoe and the Fidcle and the Bow.” Tick-| filed revers ng the judgment beiow, where ils to doctor, when Dr. David Kennedy's tHE WHITTLE & BENGE Gos G. J. BECKER, PROFESSIONAL PIANO TUNER; the comipany a wharf foot of 7th st., ‘Wash- Agenta, Alexandria. F re wietor aml 5 ets, 50 cts. and 7% cts.—Advt. Mr. Belt secured a judment of $2,500. Yorite Remedy can be had. for It is the only post nls-2m MOND, VAL fine work; satisfaction given; terms moderate. ington, Ds G. Telephone No. 750. GBO. 0. CARPINTER, Gen. Agt, , tive cure for the peculiar ailments of womankind. | *<>e< 805 1ith st. o.w. nol3-tf ee2-40d” JNO. ‘AN. General Manager. giite Washiagton, D.