Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1898, Page 16

16 THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1898-16 PAGES. = — = = ee == —__— —— — LOCAL MENTION. HIGHWAY EXTENS' ON MAPS COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, MECCA FOR SHOPPERS. NON-SUIT TAKEN. ANNUAL ELECTIONS. Elphonzo Youngs Co. os Tg A Lecture Upon “The New Economic} Everything for Christmas to Be! Temporary Ending of Proceedings! Choice of Officers by Various Local —- AMUSEMENTS ‘FONE Movement in Ireland.” Found at the Boston Mouse. for Recovery of $15,000, Organizations. 3 Academy —“Tempest Revised Flans of Section One Submitted to} ‘The Right Hon. Horace Plunkett, mem-| Always a popular shopping place, and] A non-suit was yesterday taken by the| The following officers for the ensuing | INdian River Oranges. Columb! Theater. ber of Queen Victoria's privy coun-} consequently always crowded, the famous | piaintiff in the case of James D. Richard- | Masonic year were elected Tuesday even- Strange Land.’ the District Commissioners, cil, will deliver a lecture before | Boston House, as Woodward & Lothrop’s | scn, administrator of the estate of the late | ing by Acacia Lodge, No. 18, F. A. A. M We've just received a choice the students of history of the Co-} big establishment will ever be known by |M. S. Temple, against Albert F. Fox, ex- | Seward T. Covert, worshipful m: Hy- : cee ea lumbian University in the university | Washingtonians, is at this season of the | ecutor of the estate of the late Caroline | las T. Wheeler, senior warden: U G shipment of Genuine Indian Views of Suggestions of Highway | chapel tomorrow afternoon upon “The New | year the Mecca of the thousands of Christ- | M. Pitchiyn, by which it was sought to re- } Perry, junior warden: Chas. J. O'Neill. sec~ River Florida Oranges. They're sf ast Seniede « ission Touchin Grades— | Economic Movement in Ireland,” to which | mas buyers. With a floor space greater in| cover $15,000 for services In connection | retary (re-elected); Geo, W. Koonce, treas- i os ees. : pep eterno oe Sa: © = the members of the other departments of | extent than any other house in this section | with certain Indian claims. The action | yrer (re-elected), Edwin B. Hesse, M. C.: exceptionally fine—every or- Fee ee of Widths of Blocks in Subdivisions. the university and the public are cordially | Of the country, with every known conveni- mentioned 1a, in effect, peatare walker tue +H. H. Burroughs, senior deacon; H. G. : ae c shio avenue ay sited ence for the throngs of purchasers, and | [yosecution of jhe suit hecnees Umm veins; | Brown, junior deacon: J. C. Sowers and C. ange stem cut and perfect. De- ”) Pennsylvania avenue—Exhibitton of Mr. Plunkett represents the University of | With a corps of employes numbering over | days before Judge Cole, in Circuit Court | A. Springer, stewards. liciously plump and juicy—the of “Trilby.” The District Commissioners recently re-| Dublin in the British parliament and | one thousand, all efficient and attentive, | No. 1. Hiram Chapter, No. 10, R. A. M., has < aig erott Hall—Wargraph exhibition. 1 from the highway commission two}]is a member of one of the old-}| Woodward & Lothrop’s store is better suit- — elected the following officers: John ©. very acme of Orange periccuiion, Pennsylvania av Exh bition of | maps in connection with the revised plan | est houses of the British peerage, being pce Holiday trading han moat conten: At Stevens’ Pharmacy. 2 Chaney. E. H. P.; William T. Reed, E. K bata? iets have vet ania: be ee of section 1 of the proposed highway ex-{ the son of Lord Dunsagny of the Irieh | one naturally secks for the greatest variety g Sigvon® « Bosemacy, «at thes cprnar of 0m ee Esphigemaceans naa’ 4 EXCURSIONS MORROW. eet eG: rked A. was a tentative | peerage and the brother of Lord Fingall | of Christmas goods in the largest and most | Street and Pennsylvania avenue, ha: retary; George Linkins, treasurer. tomorrow, = sketch, with a rather arbitrary amer Charles Macalester for Mount] streets. The other, marked B, n and Marshal) Hall at 10 a.m. and | pared after a thorough study of grades ignbe ler trie peerage oc orca tincitatniar ice many, ||ompiacalers tose mest ahaetaments smepecial|| ping ottmertuaesseaulcn ts taticaatiog Ciel ealseiac aes ners aaroeenn ea a of the other younger sons of British peers, | arrangements have been made for the ac-| attention of holiday shoppers. The asset |Timmennan G Te Garces We Howland, etn TRE © Mr. Plunkett has not been content to rest | commodation of the holiday crush, and | tion made by Mr. Stevens is that it is the|P S;W.H, Linger RA, C., W. T. Lowe, ro arene see onthe Commas Ons ee tion of Lae tETipaTbn ae OUENS sill eh ceed aa eae Gey ne Christmas | largest, most comprehensive, most careful- 3d V.; Jas. F. Ma rt News for Fortress Mon-| ers for consideration and report, together young man, has already won for himself | crowds. ly selected. assortment shown in the city. | Meyers, M. Ist V eer with a lecter from the office of the high-| an enviable place a: © Randa} for Glymont and f - ekezeen would be moved 200 feet farcher west: that Fratt at $1.75. Very, very goad ty. very chs and W.. a political leader. | There Js no need to write of what one | In purchasing the stock Mr. Stevens made | ‘he following officers ~vere chosen at the ith street] Like Mr. Asquith, Mr. Balfour and Lord} may buy at the Boston House. The diffi- | his selections from the most prominent | Annual convention of the Grand Koyal Arch Elph 10nzo Youngs C Wm. Barnum, deputy grand Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Way commission . > Chapter of the District of Colum Wed- manufacturers of perfumery in Burope, and | (fabler of he District of Columbia gleaned the best from the makers in this | high priest couniry. Some of the well-known names of | high priest? Robert Armour, grand king makers represented in Mr. Stevens’ stock | Abram Frey. grand scribe... W. Johnste are Rogers & Galet, Rickseckers, Alfred | Curzon, Mr. Phinkeit Velongs to that class | culty would be in concelving some article t and Pennsy!vania prety a Sapte of rising statesmen upon whom, in a few | havine no place on one of the many shelves Scare cote Sar Gp enmols overiue (would) as omicton werthot |(o2 aca eu icarueigdegorse. queraarainies | annie umn sravoteuee ive: heorsbaronuase: aaa gly ferset =. thee road PAs land would | tration of the British empire. ment comprised in the complete store. Of be a theshort street immedi- | Mr. Plunkett, possessing large estates in| interest to the Christmas shoppers and » srand Ninth Street—between > onec t and Pennsylvania mn hourly from 19{@ely north of Emory, Chapel would be | Ireland, has been for some years working | Washington buyers in general, therefore, Walght: piandalaiunin andr Goleare. erean eee rg ttt pategeryi hte = pom hoesty Jomiited. and that the Commissioners were | in connection with Lord and Lady Aber- | will be something of the improvements, | \GIKRU Pinaud, Tutin and Colgate turer; Rev. Chas, Alvin Smith, grand ch AMUSEME ane for Arlington | Teduesied to revise the size of the bloc deen, the Duke and Duchess of Aberdeen | changes and new conveniences provided | cont the fuil line of Christmas goods. Fine | {ers Rev. Chas, Alvin Smith. grand chap. | AMUSEME) - 1 + from s:io | 20 28 to make the sirceis more nearly 409] and other members of the English peerage | during the past few months. T wu the | Candies in special boxes and the various | the “host; Geo. C. Ober, grand principal e er every haif hour from 330 | feet distant. having holdings in Ireland to devise prac- Fah Uy ere are sntetes eee ee Mei: | aziicles which make up the stock of a first- | oyuurer; A. 2, Cooldae, grand Teeny tan ACADEMY. rms a Commissioners’ Views. pa Sago one the Soy eae CORRE TAaEnG! RT CHASE of holiday stuff, | Class drug store can be found in profusion. | pap: H. K. Simpson, grand master = WEEK. He also has on sale the Allegretti choco- | third The Commis: Chas, eker, grand 1 alwa. ster see s late yesterday afte people. The selection of appropriate gifts-is x antes’ hae Glance 2 nee po Wed. and Sat. Mats., 25 and fo conte. Noon Teticned the Mulee@ee ne Ce : : atte Ieee ORE Woon > aude v. King. grand master noon returned the maps to the commission, |” Mr. Plunkett's talks upon this subject a ae roonmore or ee esl ee eat Palle Te StORRATA ore ont NERS Rea aE es LE ae ee ae ae te eet nce | Xmas shopping list, neat of design, con- Trees of Rapid Growth. thew Trimbie, corporator in Mason.c Tem- Soucek ened ae pee Peony cree aia Cee eee ae arene | taining blank pages for memoranda and a| ‘The District Commissioners have received aneercrrs Sea ed ne . coupled with the instruction th: a e E eC 5 z A = aa ate os eee aecta Chapter, No. 2, Order of the East- be recaluied. by mradeg se autt they shail] (Othe students in the classes of modern | £everous and helpful list of gift sugges: | trom Mr. W. J. Fowler, chairman of the | o.¥ "31" uesday nignt in| Masor - mKL ypears £0 | history, as showing one of the channels | tons. These can be had for the asking at committee on parks and trees of the North | fiail in Ar nse, [ee sarees pian lye, it the development of} through whieh England is secking to better | the superintendent's desk or of any of the | capitol and Eckington Citizens’ Association, | ofc S prompy senor sirests that cannot te ehanecd ceemne Fee eee te ee ail Dean ihfoumal raceme | Bis a ctreuit of the stores. The propri- | @ communication in behalf of the planting | Mrs. Acelpius Gut cgrontlly matron; Mr et of Congre in black lines. Brok fon athe y library, where any | tors of the store have dev d another of trees of rapid growth on Q street east of SECOGSNE Foetiinit alice aeteane black lines indicate streets that cover Ince ee esi atlversty dorary. nore ny | scheme for the assistance of their custom-] North Capitol street, and on Quiney street Ceeaare alia tracts, and have been accepiable to the| Sonortunity to meet Mn Plunkett person. | crS in shopping, known as the “shopping | petween North Capitol street and Ecking- treasurer; Mrs. M owners, while red lines Indicate st iN fey ee ot eo tues ae eae [cat bya the/usesothwilGiiveraimultaneoual|{¢olace cer ans ean reme enter eee a One OH feet apert ahove that seaten ee 4d) Mtr. Plunkett, during his stay in Wash- iaesienonts Fe eee et cetaas | aeil cle at the intersection of North Capitol The officers of ie chapter will be in- ERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING “It is evide the Commissioners con- | ington, will be the guest of Dr. Maurice | avoids the necessity of waiting for change | street and Florida avenu a big ie ED. F. RUSH’ tir ow Brightwood any other | Ptncis Egan of Capitol Hill. and signing of tickets at each purchase and || ‘The matter of tree planting was referred | 5 wD. F. H disvance 00 fect would make consid. ——+—— saves much annoyance and loss of time. intendent Lanham of the parking} Till Seturd ngs will erable confusion in the plan, because of the Geographic Society's Lecture. The cards may be obtained from sa.es per- ion, who recommended t the re- | be finished for Christmas. Prince, 1th and BON vision of vetwertn the | ‘The National Geographic Society will| Sons. Everything is done at the Hoston | quest be complicd with as soon as possible. | ave.—Advt. I tee est ol Bi ; Fi . House to make shopping as pleasant as | He states that if the ‘der is made to fill ee higtantt | give the fourth of its regular series of lee- | MOU ot ees out vacant places in the cily proper before BURLESQUERS on s tomorrow evening at Colum! fa SQUERS. k—“HIGH ROLLER” BURL riain n Uni-| Wor the benefit of the patrons of the st it is done outside of the city it will not be é : ; : sity Hall, beginning at 8:30 o'clock. it might be stated that the many depart- | possible to reach the streets named duri The members umbia Lodge, also affect Emory At the request of the managers of the | ments have been enlarged, the location of | the present fis ar. “Larger approt pri Sons of St. George, together with a lar dine eae, : ; everal has been changed, all have been | tlons are absolutely neces: he eae eee ee ee re rene lin running | society, the topic of the lecture to be de- "to ike near 16th street | Oo” pon oe : readjusted—placing Kindred goods in con- | “to keep the y livered by Colonel Fra F. Hilder h venient nearn thus effecting to the pur- | Street Improv rents ae 2 Se Rare | Tuesday evening given under auspices ‘of BATTLE of GETTY 'SBURG many points un- venient neg s n Pigg 8 z aa Ie : 7 i ere 4 decided Vie griuie been changed to “Fashoda and the Valley | chaser a saving of much ti ee ee eee iSth St. and Ohio Ave., ostia, and elected the following S to serve during the ensuing year: i pest d WSSU. DOWN IN DIXIE, -JAMES O'NEIL. ‘ a r- ot ages Souauct | Kernan’s Lyceum Theater. 24f20 Honors to Hoth Na 207, | Next w ts, Or is desired ind Battle breken they pass over = favoravue ERS. and many | for the trees now on the of whieh | the orcer, at whi dren to see the playf =| “Ee may well to add that th ee % a ~ ste The me: © reception room, be- | there are about 78,000. ngineer | commingling of American and British sen- 4 5 2 A my on ell to add th © f the Nite, region upon which Colonel | 5 he mezzit recep B AGHESUA Sie Ne ne z as NOV\ Per keys and ay of Christmas nuts at | missioners fer (nae OHIdcks Ghee Hilder is well quaiified to speak from per. | tWeen the first and second Moors, has been | Ri shards states that the circles can only be | timent, the rendition of “Tae Star Spangled NOW OPEN. Jotnnion’s (eee hn Clineh HONE UNEAVOTEBIG [oe Peers cudeneCn no speaks per" J enlarged and greatly beautified, and will | proved when lar Sn) nonmalons tare anes 1 “Dixie™ being suppiemented | 328 tr = 7 toe urposes. Biocks of tio | S281 experience. The lecture will be copi-| he found a greater comfort and delight to | made. anne eee ee ee : : * SILVERW hundred and feet are more nearly irated with stereopticon views, the weary shopper. The large reception > by “Thre Jolly Britons,” “There is a Tx LECTURES r pnted Hand Mirror and | ideal. as the with an allc nd the tof the lecturer will be to start] room on the fourth floor, thoroughly ren-| J. Jay Gould, Tree Ornaments, Toys.—|ern in Thi ‘own’ and similar 5 ms - 4 jesigns, but very i llatter with @ ‘pidce street and ailevs. ak audience from the Mediterranean | ovated, remains substantially as before. | Advertisement airs. Suggestive of Dickens and Reade. | “pmovGn THE HEART or Tne Rockies pr s. 3 M low lots one hundred and fifteen to ninety | #24 take them up the valley of the The superintendent's desk, bureau of in- __o “Christine Day in the Workho: TO THE ~ feet in depth, whicn are close to the limit. | t@ Khartoum and Fashoda, and will illus- | formation, te egraph office, telephone The Stief Pinno. poem, was read, and there were cheers for | A LECTURE BY I ARK. DP, ea tore Ieawine Sole Orcs ing figures of economical subdivisions. maps the watershed of the Nile | tion and package checking rooms are 10-1 ‘rhe celebrated Stleff piano of Baltimore, | the English queen and the American Pres- FOUNDRY CHURCH sts. OA coll o Sand the aims and objects of the | cated on the main floor, directly under the ident at intervals. The party rsed at FiuDAY rn and ¢ handi ng over 24 varietics Readjustment of Grades. Briush in the contiguous territory, aiso of | mezzanine reception room. The transfer | M4., has branch ware rooms in this city at | JOC7U At imgunals The party Ee | eer wer r Qn £ gnod loth & I “It will appear that on account of grades { the advantages sought to be gained by the | counter is also located on the main floor, | 521 1th street, near F street, where Mr. | Gecrge ig a distinctively English organiza- | — 7 . a readjustment fs necessary for the streets | TOW famous expedition of Major Marchand | 10th street side, thus expediting the seitle- | John C. Conliff, the courteous manager. | tion, a branch of which has just been start- EXC U RSI INS, LTC. : from M to P and west of 13th, and that | £°T the #rench government, ment of transfer checks or shopping cards | takes pleasure in explaining the harmonies, | ed in Baltimore. —— , eae ee ee asian cae a and adding to the comfort of shoppers. ‘The | beauties, perfection, construction and styles = = W A D L. INE ic : ig es ey cone Burbank toes Cook Well. atest and most complete ate Chlhge wncunartactine as iniversally <on- 1 Maonaeeeee streets already laid ¢ st of 7th street. | Johnstor st, are selling ooo | light plant in the country has been in- | 0f Manufacture of w.at is universally con- | sgo¢geeeooe pk ep aes tae 2 " Johnst be selling 5 The ‘or service has been aug- | ceded to be one of the best musical instru- TROGHERO cob Uae nee Soe aN aRA, Also that S street should be dropped on | bushels of k potatoes this stalled. The r Serv ik Y a PROGRESO ]ERUZ Wear diss. "Bar < count of grade and because of its inter- | for Sac. bu.; 70 baskets of candy at mented and there are now seven in all, of | ments on the market today. The pianos HAVANA d SASS NF the most medern type, for passenger and | are well and fav freight use. The delivery service has been | 44, ably known throughout country for their richness and singing ence Wil Battle ce wise ¢ a NAN AMO 4 Por TAMPICO Ib.; 44) buckets of candy from 5 from Se. to y. A read- | to 6c sidered bes Se. Ub.; OD bi “els hne candie: Se eee test On he ane reconstructed, there now be.ng Lwenty-tive quality of tone, their repetition or respon- Dyspepsia ?:0° ard O., Saturday and Sunday, De-| ar er 17 and 18: good for return until fol- | and h street, and} lowing Monday. of Amer , of great quantity and assort- found toys from all par will leave Philadelphia J rop for two grand tor that there be further eliminated the strests J and Q, west of torate of the Assembl Presbyterian e @ 2 ¢ a u o it e HTeUT ToL cs Tet 16 Th PCS, es = Wagons in al!, affording promptness and Makes more people miserable ths e SSAUL C1 XW. DRESSED BEEF and for the reason that they efficiency of service unsurpassed, ‘The heat- | Siveness of action, their perfection of work- | $ iar Miscen tae abn ie kiceae aneet g | coverse “Te SGgNe OF TE specs on nie Reser tect Dee distance from the city where Granted Decree ef Divorce. ing and ventilating apparatus have been nship and thelr wonderful durability. |g {ier alse chs a oe A ef ~ SAAR . as 4 ohn R. Kelly. 9th st. |e! blocks have always been con-| Judge Hagner, in Equity Court No. 2, late | improved, so that during the cold weather | They have stood the test of fifty Be eee gee ee Excursion Te $70. Tlterature free orned Beef a speciaity. | ered advisable. Bast of sth street the | yesterday afternoon, signed a decree granz- | the entire building is Kept at an even tem- | Nd received prize medais at the cent DP ceria to thence teat chee 2 [TAS E WARD S00. Ris Wan at, b. SL ety, land is of a rolling nature, so that grades | ° x 4 jaan es : SR ikheniGre be nial, Paris, Atanta, New Orleans and Chi- | @ therefere natural. Thousands say > mT : * | iand 8 rolling nature, so t S| ing Eliabeth P. Edmunds a divorce from | Perature, and the atmosphere kept pure. | al meee eee gitteefl suive stan aiey thn tan el : <a ¢ ina up; Oil Heaters, | bear litte weizht In the location of the sleet The best carrier system known has been | C260 expositions, where they entered into | © ie als Mat have dealt se ae 12 y's Sons, TIS 7th n.w. | streets, but ft is advisable that they con- | John W. Edmunds on the ground of a Introduced, and an additional cash desk es- | CoMPetition with the production of the en- | @ fem tis disesre, but have felt mo armp | PAWMOND & ct with the streets recorded east of North | ilon. The guardianship of the minor child | tablished on the main’ floor, thereby eno ieee dae Special mates are nada forsthed peeled Sarid 4 B’S CITY AND DISTRICT Capitol street with those in Takoma Park, | of the couple is vesied in the mother, and ing a quick change service. Christmas holidays. ne Io Sarsa= p4 WHITCOMB AD STRICT. and with those in the small tract bordering | the defendant is ordered to pay $8 a month | “A Chilstane adition of nate at the Bos: wi eeer. OOd Ss 2 = os 2 on 7th street read. : ; for its support. ton House is the great new toy bazaar. It Assembly's New Pastor. 3 parilia es TOURS. sincer Glover's Death. [It Fecommended in addition to, the Sienna covers the spactous fourth floor and is] Rey. Geo. P. Wilson, D.D., of Hagers- America’s Greatest Medicine. Priee, $1. 3 ALL TRAVELING EXPENSES INCLUDED abandonment of Tilinois avenue and 2 25 to . asily accessible by six elevator: S| aoe ¢ = “= es — G street, 2s ordered by the highway commis- a oe Gasily” dccesslvie by, ax elevators. Here ’/itown) Md), has accepted! a calli to the pas- $ HOOD’S PILLS cure oiliousness, indigestion. © ‘Tickets good on all traing | ment; not a particle of trash in the entire | Church in this city and will enter upon his : | all of Z street lying on the west side of the | except Royal Limited.—Advt, display, either. Phere are dolls of every | dutics Sunday, the 25th instant. Dr. Wilson MEXIC a j fim street road. ‘This will give an averaze —— good Old sort and al, of the best new kin has the reputation of being a scholariy man aaa an distance north of Brightwood and Lights ow Grant Road. many imported direct. A feature of the td and a preacher of more than ordinary pul- r Street of 520 feet, all of which | potying to Senator McMillan, chairman | bazaar is the classification of the articles, | pit power. ixtayetic Sa eer House. CA IFO NIA ; re varied in size to suit the topox- k Flak tie lies airman | cach kind being displayed in a separate a ud “the conditions of subdividing, | Of the Senate District committee, who wrote | Ser), Hind Peing: displaged in a separate ae Abso'utely Fireproof. In special Pullman vestibuled trains of sleeping, ith street the block distances will | them that a number of residents on Grant | holiday announcements are that between es a Tuesda: sday and Friday ev mings and Satur | ining and comp ry-ubservation care. Za . Making an ave d State that there is a very decided necd | 350 and 400 cases of imported gooK The special fire alarm bells in the hall- ee Amupte tne wit to all the leading cities SOF Car Tiekets to Be Given whole plan of secti of erecting street lights along that high- | Tecently been opened, and that a bric es ee a ind eae est In Mexico, locluding the wonderful Tetorden eee ee Way, the District Commissioners state thas {700M has been established on the reets northwest, began ringing about 7 GRAND OPERA, ison of che Mexican Cention tenitway, Seti ae SON ie hese Bon prese eet if only four lamps, sug; il by, Mire wan! | ue ors wien street side a o'clock this morning. The numerous occu- : Ce i Nall Cuernavaca and Pacitic See pants of the flats hastened into the lower 1 1 French, : upon a desire to make | L. Crounse, were erected the distance be- : UGG dsys' trip : Xtension plan conform tween them would be about a half am ue SC RCNS: hallway, many In their night clothes. An tom 8 ses exis re : : engine company promptly respo' od fata ee s isting Wyoorrty fund that the lights would not be adequate | Leaders Named and Chotce Expreanea | CMeite company tide ase Le the si . ent Was exactly this properly light the road. Mr. Fisher, su- for Department Commander. firemen were unav.e to find any trace of fits MM he frou ing the’ city private lamps for individual use than for | 0f Kit Carson Post, No. 2, G. A. R., were — of three different routes. ‘s present form praetl- | the general use of the public traveling | elected last night, and the solid delegation express Exteem for Comrades. ‘ ning of streets to the | Grant road. “1! : ‘ rs to California, Mexico, ting Callfornia, alls Wares he Ene’ Commissioners | Giant oad. ‘The electrical encincer, will vote for Farnsworth for department] At a meeting of the Second Army Corps aan ida, Jamate alian Jalands, Japan, China owners of prop ¢ mmissioners | Allen, states that as soon as funds are s commana eninnee melts ee ic i é é eS esd: a tour through Bible Lands a recommend that map B stand. ficient extensions in the street Haneing + mmanders mbose clected’ were) Association last night, at the Riggs House, | puascaay Bening, } Olivka, Matt Tndepend firoad and steataship tickets to all ual Snares ee ice will be made which will enable the Di. | McCollough, post commander: E. C. John-| a committee was appointed with instruc tary 5, Wagner's |. Dinpel (by points I se Impr Ch Ce Greece trict to light lthat portional the Military |tston/lseuloh vice eomunnndersg it, winhelal |ltious to aeatt-a eet on reasiutions expre T | Grau ove eS gS for ctrentar, mentioning the tty dan = De ae road known as Grant road Junior vice commander; A. Hart, quarter- | ing the high esteem in which Major General annhauser | stu, pe vrie ie hee . 7 a e : ) inet, > “ iV helors One of the a master; H. V. Colton, surgeon; BE. C. Ste-| Nelson A. Miles, Major General John M. German. | Schein nductor, Raymond & Whi tcomb, a In German. | nie x me Features. Most Attractive to California | vens, chaplain; W. H. Fuss, officer of the | Brooke and Major M. Emmet Urell are held scien’ 1005 Chestnut st., Mutual Life tus. bidg., Phila, bJ \ Tr 1 regular meeting of the Unity | Via St. Louis and new Pacific Coast | day: E. A. Curry, officer of tt i, and | bY the association. Col. DeW. C. Spragu: mes De Dresan, | _0el4-st J ne second regular mee of the Unity | via St. Louis anc e . 08 = [Gary otices of tne gd ce association. Co ~ C. Sprague jame= De Leesan Ba Se ES ‘ Nabi : 2 ; Gale ot ed. The St. Louis Special of the Ches- | ae ; read an original paper, after wnich the as-| Friday fyent: Tormn'a. Mat'feld. Von . on Club (isv4 nei¢ the club ha 9 5 . laybaugl tee. ae i r que r gies © i GS ees Hd Chena uaa and Ohio wilwag, leaviaye Washing. | G..1 Slaybaugh. trustee, Delegates. J. | Soeiagion adjourned, tay eters | Gitaw, sot tan | For Mount Vernon, Re Chan * et_northwe esday evening on Mondays and Fridays, con- | Gurning, J. E. Heffner, G. H. Slaybaugh, — | fin. Benssade, D iria and Arlin n J. Miter Jlast. Owing to the absence of the president, . Louis, in same depot, with the | J. §. Garrison, L. B. Cutler, G. W. McE Held for Action of Grand Jury. Carmen | ae Alexandria angel a ington. Li Dr. Jack occupied the chair. After a short | soast Timited, one of the hand | fresh, W. B. Clemmer, J. CS. Burger,| goose webron, colored, who was ar In French, Ee aienaa el aria ao 1 address by the chairman the evening's en-| S0mest trains in America, running through | John’ Johnson, T. J. | Burrel. Frank’ E See ae aaa satikas eee or Mt. Vernon, every hous frou 10 aan qt seks Hk aircal without ¢ to San co. All} Mooers, J. F. Collins, =. Krause, E. rested by Policeman Stenhouse and locked j Saturday Ma time. Jan- 4 AUND TRIP’ to Mt. Vernon, including tertainment beqan vith a vocal. solo by | meala a rved in. dining Washington | Johnston and P. W. Coleman: alternates, | up for alleged false pretenses, was held in Barbe Rosstat's Mexdannes Melba, Van snd Atiggtiom, tbe. Avandia ty Miss Burn, afte ch the sist of the/to San Francisco. “Locations secured | G. W. Callahan, R. Armour, H. V. Colton. | $1,000 security for the action of the grand ber of auteren, MM. Bone ponls 20 ‘ ; ; smm, was called upon | through. For full information call or ad- | W. H. Doolittle, J. M. Edgar, C. Harback =o Gy UHES EE Ee Re ce ELSE DS Bh Bsa, Se ee Sees ae ‘ Jachelors—a Subject | dress C. and 0. teket o or : Hart, E. HL. Holbrook, 2: M. Husted, C. 2 Bee ; ees = i Sarai a : Seville louresque. Vivianl. — — meas SelGcRaa a a. ave., Washington, D. ¢ . Keefer, W. H. Myers, W. H. Partridge. | 8 alleged, advertised ; paper an aeailan Conductor, Seppillt ae ee hes yas spok a ¢ = th : chest of F. Randolph, E. C. Stevens and J.C | for thirteen colored women to work in the | appticatt See Se ro. air Arlington, Fort My er, $ S Ghtetia eT eKe Fees wee Camera Tipten. Post Office Department at a salary of $30 a | PEMBERTON BERMAN. the Shere! alis Church Gar aan Geen eee eune Gcconaice ce “Photographie Talks’ | _ surnalde Fost cle par ao core and Gele- | month. A number of colored women were | ton Tiekers SP ohne Falis Church se ‘ 7 : futiy t Siar gates last night as follov Commander, | in court ready to tell of how they parted | PeHfermances, $20, $10, 3s, 1 < a Pons eal the club with a 2 sues ey es last ae A. F. Sperry; senior: vice commander, | with their money, belioving then wenn oe to location, Subscription Mat now open lectric Cars From h followed by a ree afternoon by the Capital Camera Club will | I, G. Kimball: Junior vice commander, B. | ing to get one of the thirteen government | Pies used. on ay er = Wan Hunt who wast celved ti hevgiven in’ tie club ecoms i010 i Strecr Brockett; quartermaster, George T. | positions. The court heard severa. of them Aqueduct Bridge f eee a eg Fs euonew. ee Clecics a Carter; surgeon, Dr. James “E. Dexter: | ind disposed of the ease in the mann Uni list cuurcn i Bee cn eccouny OF Tis DOP vomorcow:! Mr: (Charles im asaimmen oe ‘arter; § n, Dr. James "E spose e case 2 manner list ‘RCH, = as a recitationist, and also because | Om0Tr saseute is aitman will | chaplain, ‘T. W. Talmadge: officer of the | 20d ais? . : niversails 13th and L ste. n.w. = = { his recent return from the United States | a8 ae speaker and his subject will | Gay A. 'P. Tasker: offter of guard, L. L. | * 3 —— WEDESPAY PEC, 2 Ft Tee eee ae oe wahiere (he: hells (oaillon! of nonon| be Wie Ceseine sin eng eH ateun, | McLaughlin. Representatives” and’ alter- EVENING 2 24, Ss. BEmiyolWDal : ante : ; by Miss | in the District are extended a cordial ine | Bttes to the department eneampment—a. ! F : Beg ads darren cia I 1 t nd the ¢ | ie Ne meexecutene by Mis t ees nded @ cordial in- | 5" Huntoon, George C. Ross. L. K. Brown. a ing ETHELBERT wa WITH CALLE COMMUMCATION, ; | follow Miss € ree vitation to attend. 1. G. Kimball, D. A. N. D. Ad- r di PIANO fs reached in forty-eight hours frou New York * e ter his r teh Margaret ay- SS ams, Christopt S : Se NS || the nt Stenters of the Queve. 8. 8. Co., sail fates ; acy es F 2 " ams, Christopher Storm, L. J. Bryant, A. Ws AND se eleratt ordi ng fiat ag . ; b ken Dea gave a tion. ‘The even» Money to lend at § Ba aind 6 per cent on | M. Salmon and Jerome i. “Johnson: al Anes is er SONG Ue Gull Kasam, stad co CRONE CARNOWR, oo i y > sed the | i x ed by Mr. | real estate. F . Rawlings, 1505 Pa, ave B. Gilfillen, Charles E: Persons, solutel, ure. RECITAL the m™ i formation PREVENTS MALARIA, ‘ arb to compain of the | Hunt, whe ady Clara | —Advertisement. Eee Grn eee y Pure. and MME. EMMA nec ae ee passer eteataces weed » b ( Vere ‘de ae nag eas : Lo me oe ade from Pure Grape Cream Ne Sten diss for Santa Cruz and the principal Gi nificera ta tbat. cectie Gu. So : tomae Club's Program. Beebe, A. P. nd I. B. Kirk. of Vartar, COMPOSITEONE. | trip at anon at dieet oe Oellare poe aig. oe \ : ‘ chiffon. Mr. and rs. M. Mt. ‘Thomas, The Potomac Literary Club met Tuesday | (For department commander the post | Baste 2 ts, $1 and $1.50, at GUZMAN'S, IN. FF. | particulars apply to A. E, OUTERBIIDGE & CO. : man, } M. N. t Mil vated 57. F. Raub and 21 for Cal- 2 Seta pals pS ee eed ee vadway, Xe 1 Snow. Miss Snow evening at the residence of H. B. Moulton, | Vere 30 for De Boe for Cal: CITY ITEMS. DROOP & SUNS. @ereze | | Agents 39 way hrc Aare’ Byrne, Hebry J 4 9th street northwest. The essay was | John A. Logan Post, No. 12, G. A. R, pneuaieemecna tee NATIONAL. Spite Gra a. ‘ave. stitiioe I inept SS LUISA ~ BE. L. Watson on “The progress of ast night at Masonic Hall, Anacostia, Jny Gould. Tree Ornament i Rt Ba ees 7 aes " Hi = Ss | Me ee Bane oe | the. world im the ninctecnth, contur Irs | for the annual election of officers, which re- o15-7t : aia ela “Through the Hesperian w | ° een the SetaUnet ited as follows: Commander, H. W. Eno: Sectehoe eee oes ee ae 499 bs : 4nd Mrs. 8 s Ag: pe nee oecupied Cane minutes, At Soe os ee rr ve sae Say is cinomcencice The Jefferson Comedy Co. Gardens of the West Cacaine Miss M. Haywood, Mr.| short diseussion of the paper was partici- | jior ele communes 'T. Allen: surgeon 5 sethe] iriou Ses Hare 2 < 1 'T. Alien: surgeon, | (yz vr fails to please every man who n it rious ig be ceva the aitases Matvey, Mrav te | nated mm by Dr DS edamb andes |S ate" | Dry anete : in, Alphéus Davi- | enjoys delicious dark beer. “Islamond™ 1s Runsthe Luxurious 4. Townshend. 3 . Hay, M. B | Caimount. son; guartermaste| os. J. Putnam: of © most popular of all light beers. All first- j ” ae Alise Shashi of 5 Gres Mise aie r S. ‘ the most popular of all ligh rs rst 66 “ Mctiogh. Woe oe ae Se) LUNG Mice Wanna Hane} he following saacitional iroeraa was Ser cutne eve AAO *iruman: officer of | class bars serve them, Ask for them. It unset imited. s nd S. A. | Mr. and Fillmore Harrison and others. | rendered Plano iglos, (Midsummer Niht’s | partment encampment, J. H. Dony and A.| Tree Toys, &c. Open evenings. GOULD. | The Compans—Otis Skinner, Wilton as xp Tit Hinest, Thing oa Wheels, | ‘ics 4 ari pean —_+— Dream,” “Last Idea of Von Weber,” Miss | [s" Brisbie:, alternates, Phos. J. Putnam | geitote Verner Ciarges, George Denham, William Jeffer- AND TIS DESTINATION ARE THOSE 7 ting of the local ARMY AND NAVY UNION. ae brizzells soprano solo, with violin | and C, F.. Walson. See son, Thomas Jefferson, Joseph Jefferson, fr., Elsie 5 oe oN pei ney are hye Maria” “Mrs. Miller, Mr. | qr was decided toihold a joint installation} Make Tree Toys—Material at Gould's. | Leslie, Frolitet Paget, Blanebe Bender and otters Summer Lands of Sed Coe tees tat ag Pablic Installation of Off ant ind Mrs. Stephenson; recitations, | of the above-mentioned officers and the| de7-1ot® —-— “California.” nected with the eon. st. eg foe Hae re : Swallowed.” | oificers yet ta bel-seleeted by the post's Next Week—The Frisky California. 2. ; ew city post office. 1 2 : peias ou bhenson; recitations, “Old | guxiliary, the Woman's Relief Corps, No. va misting of sleep! € new city post offic, At the } held bs fumital | Ned Fishing.” “Camp Song of the Crimea,” | 7. the evening of January 11, : AMUSEMENTS. gilts cars sess Suey Sok aeey Gammon a David PD. Porter ¢ ison, No. 28, Regular ncan: violin solo, “Rubin- “ ‘ = A Tuesday, convecting diveciy with the “Suuset Fhe Hovat Limtced. wattimore and | ee DL con US A. the tele woe a COLUMBIA, sorrars © | BSI: Ss sean Ohio R : Deion oe crer cco GRE pmpanist: reeitas 5 18 Ps For tull information, tree Ulustrated pamphlets, x of nine ntury trains.” | 28 offi Robie psa tet Poe Le fen, | tens 1 and Kitty,” Miss M.A. E ‘The will of the date Dr. John L. Wolf Matinee! Saturday. ANNA HELD maps, avd time tubles, aiso lowest rates, sleepin Meashington & p.m, arrives: New | Yeas 180)) James F. Camnpell- comimmndens | cicetons ssuraholaetan) One liesra Divine? | pasvbecaeaien tareeountee THETOITET oes THE FARCIAL. COMEDY SUCCESS, car tickets, “aud “baggage ‘checked, apply to 8) s Exe.usive Pullman train ~ | George Summers, senior vice commander; | “[1e Told Me ; as been file z b 2 : Pennsylvania ave. Wasbingion, D.C. : F Ss ¥ Ue 7 Be aes bmmierse 8 a bd 2 « para He Told Me So, cues Laura H. Dolan. dated July 1, 1895 and provides for be- A Stranger dels In the title role. SS nkth No ex other r iman | er; adjoint, Dr. Mansfield; paymaster, Dr. | A gift for all the ye 3 5 || CRC Ce Sn Ce TEES es 1 ante, FOR MOUNT VERNON ans a | Strautrscri quartermaster, Capt, Rhodes; | Beonl'10 up. It Sou 2 Saat | Seitss Wf me tear: Tae Bota wer] LM a Strange Lamd,|The Wonderful Mutoscope| wows 03 WE ur eihisoros eae te >, 3 e tpn ” Ss e te! : ‘aria Ve pday exc: pled oa officer of the day, Mr. Piddicock; officer of | Pennsylvania avenue, hington.—Advt, | brothers of the testator; Jane Maria Wo f ° Reishiion: ep en ae _ = Miller; officer of the guard a and Ellen Wolf, hiscsisters, and to the | Evening Star—If there are not full houses at the P re (Capt. Lo Lo Make ntion of the District Commisston- chaplain, Mr. Ashfield 7 Diam Quickly Recovered. children of a deceased a ¢ Pert rate acne Sue phy Fall aad Winter Schosale 180690 ny the Mie or eee pea eats es eed ‘Arey. remainder of t t eft | this weel w e for the rense erfection of Animated Photography. a hedule 5 n invited by the Northeast 1 serve in Gen. | Mr. and Mrs. Edward R, Kellogg of No. | Carey. Tlie remap widow of the deceased, | tonlans don't know a good thing when they see it. | Grand ‘prestan Of varied seeuke feces ol parts Ly, Tih at. wher? 10:00 sa. and 1-88 p.m. (citizens Association, througn - No, 186, Regular | 8 Nassau street, New York, who are tem- | 50? amed exeut putimes ‘The piece seored heavily, and proved the Seown ta (ution wate gelato, du 140 aad 15 pa 1 committee, consisting of Messrs Michae Bre yorarily residing a Com ett E o - le 0 2. ROUS greene OO pied ee in cece } a eves era Laas ae ey eon see = Post—A. very lively play on new Lines. Concerts by Great Electric: Pianophone. Admission to Grounds and Mauston, 2e Cafe o@ ten 2. coin, B. Ostmann ; £ opie Yesterday reported to Inspector Boardman Next Week—The Rig Comedy Hit from Hoyts | Open from 10 ‘a.m. to 1 p.m. steamer ) senior vic second : x ; eee am ©. Mille ack of gas [Pee ee ior Wice Conmmander, lawoni|| Mliat there had been :atolenitcom ara SIcal= hos way Thin? | Theater, “A BACHELORS HONEYMOO: Matlce for Iadies avd children every das: Stopping . Marsball Hal Pare, 25 cents, proraphemeiceiae irae Th and | term: John Sez..ey. adjutant commander, {loge while on a Pu man car, and when | wHO SUFFER most from sleeplessness, nervous. | NEXT SUNDAY, AETERNOON, AND EVENING | _“CNSSOR EW —— |} = Eo th streets northeast. It is asserted that | third term; Johan Harrison, paymaster and {near this city, two diamond rings, valued | noted pctecioie, decponentye teseeel ees a some of the lamps are 300 feet apart, leay. | acting qu _ third term: officer of | at $1,500, Mrs. Kellogs left them, she said, | Who are en the ‘Wize of ervous prosiration al | Phe Passion P.ay Pictures EDISON WARGRAPH oriolk & WEstington ing one side of the street almost e, »jy | the day. Nicholas Fitzgerald, officer of the | in the toflet room of the car and did rot | the tune? These who are thin. “Iron and bitters “ ° | gXext Columbia Theater Moving war views. 2:30, bere pir earely | Watch, Valemtine Fortiner. ‘fourth term; | miss them until she reached the Arlington, | pats, geummlants Le cured sou need a fate | Prices, 25 and 50. Chikdren, 20c. 4:20 "8:15. including Sundays. > children, ie: ps oe i officer ‘of the guard, Albert Bergman; chap-| Inspector Boardman assigned Detectives | 2 eirtis a Snr — ame St bo. t (¢ een account at tag the Com: | iain, William Turner, fourth erm; ‘execu: | Carter and Boyd to the case. In less than | cuone. Sere tamle, Olean |e tcos RR eae ene LAFAYETT ABSOLUTELY eam a 0. ott akcount of lack of funds | tive timothy B. Lehaae, John | half an hour afterward a telegram was It fecds the tissues and strengthens the SOLES O00 SG SE) -s A E || ees in the year for Fortress M nroe, Rr tnee Coen canta ences, He | Sirell Delaney ion of the officers {ceived from Philadelphia stating that the s. es ROGERS BROTHERS in | setae orexa novse. || rmevroor. <= Sore, Ket Sol ae ae cen ¥ additional lamps | ‘The joint public installation of the officers ove’ > ——— — i pagel Were receatly erected in the northeast sec- | of bota Barrisons Will tice place In Beare, | eens een turned over to the Pullman = Evenings at 8:15. Wed. and Sat. Mats., 2 p.m. |— Bg, tD- SOR TD pw rule) el p Amor ieninee wer of botn garrisons ‘ E pany in that city and would be for. A Reign Of Error = MRewport News. "Nort 1° and Washing tion of the elty and part of them at the in- | ley Hall, Soldiers’ Home, the evening of | warded to Mrs. Ke logg at onee. Just im-- in gs. dels = Se er er ee nee of the east Assor.atio SY eee gee a clone eho ee 20 Poot 5 —_-—_- sense SSS ss DIAMOND RINGS—I bought the 1g: zens NOW ON ESHTRITION. 809 PA AVE ee ee ie 8 Archania 00 pm by. Rerfente ns 8: The Big Johnston Store “hrt Some tne lots on Columbia Heights will | under exceptionally favorable terms, mounted BOOP ERS WOR DEREUL CATING” DRAMA, ke bane . © A Eig Christmas Present. be sold at auction by trustees tomorrow them up myself in all the various ‘up-to-date = . Ar. To Tih sc, ts selling the best family tlour rrel of Pillsbury’s best flour makes a | afternoon at 4 o'clock. See advt. in auction styles of settingsaud ofler. them at from $10 The Sign of the Cross, = wr S14) DbI.; best pure lard, 6lgc. Ib.; loin | magnificent present. Johnston's, 729 7th | columns. to $15 each! A guarantee given. that. these a Sass (8 peek ae ated: eats beet, see ee kine sa ascia Te orate ong Ele Pes See eanermng Deine: SE SS Per Fit aes then eleewhere Presented by WM. GREET'S LONDON COMPANY, | —— ave. Band 0: tt "15th wt, Se. 2 beet 1 bt + Sat. -+ large 's best, per ow ristmas It pays to rea e want columns of The + Q = ‘oe San cauye. MEE condensed milky Se. | yas from 10 2b, and upward, according | star. Hundreds of situations are ailed | GEO. W. SPIER, 310 9th St, | ross, Fox tua eerste negra the Lie Theater tendow, | — gi Pe further Informaou Ta tome ww can.—Advt. ality. Ad test Painting of the A = . % : 4 SS ae Me through them. se24-Sm,1¢ ‘del2-10te Next Week-OLGA NETHERSOLE. dei2-201¢ | “e284 JNO. CALLAMAN. Genersl Manager.