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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !

OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. February ,. 1885, 10 a. m
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather.
slowly rising temperature, winds shifting TO west
and south, rising followed by falling barometer.
For Tuesday, colder fair weather will prevail In
New England tonight. followed on Tuesday by
rising temperature. Increasing cl0udiness and
local SHOWS in northern portions. Generally
fair weather and slowly rising temperature are
and Gulf states.
COLD WAVE COMING.
The signal Office this morning. 5t5 O'clock issued
she following bulletin: .'Cold wave coming The
temperature will probably fall from II to - de-
grees In next 81 hours"
ASSIGNEE OF II. IIoanter, JOS eth street north
west. will offer special inducements in china,
erockery and hou,"furntShing goods: also. silver
plated ware OF the very best makes. the entire
STOCK must De- sold j. Br0cE, assignee.
WHOLESALE AGENCY for Syracuse salt, Murray
Cananda.gua cider and Biord's brOOms. at factory
prices Spicer, Compton & Co. S}i Louisiana ave-
GRAY & CLaxKsox, Printers. Globe Printing
BRIEFS and Records printed promptly Gray &
ClarksOa's
AGAR LOAD OF MUKRaYs CIDER Just received at
Splcer, Co-apIon & cos ga Louisiana avenue.
FAvOKs for the German. Goulds, 4?1 9th st.
ASK YoCR DEALER to show you The Richmond
straight cut cigarettes in boxes
DIR Lyos's PERFECT To0rn PowDxR-
An Elegant Toilet LuNury,.25 cents
LONDON Cough SYRUP only 1Oc. at druggists
BuRY's PIPsIssEwA cures all kidney diseases. &c 81.
FREE-HASD CRAYONS made to order by a compe-
tent artist Satisfaction guaranteed. Price. SIS, at
ll"i 18th street northwest
YARD wide percales So. Stems, GOT 9TH street
SAVE EyEsIenr consult HemPler, Pa ave. and AZ.
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Alexandria Affairs,


SUCCESSFUL BUsINEss--The Alexandra Insu-
rance company has declared dividend of 81 IS per
share, Is cents being In stock. The company, I'M
der the management OF b. Wheat, president. and
George Wise, secretary, has been one Of Alexan-
drfa'S few financial successes The par value OF the
pany, q few years ago, at $25 Only s. cash was
required and during no year since the organization
OF the company has IL paid less than 20 per cent
dividend The company held its annual meeting
this morning and reelected its officers.
NOTES.-The funeral OF Mrs. Catharine Strider
took place from the Catholic church here yeSter-
day morning, many relatives and friends attend
ing-At the ST. Johns cadet fair On Saturday
night the prize OF drill at first Din joke) the statue
OF a cadet in gingerbread, and afterwards gold
badge-pin, was won by Arthur L. Moore, Of Lou
don county, Va The fair closes to- nj, ht.-A
strong movement is being made to induce council
to give the Washington, Ohio and western rail-
road the right OF way to King street, notwith-
standing its adverse action at the last meeting.
The city school board meets tonight.
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" A r II.
The great Balsamic Distillation of Witch Hazel
American Pine Canada. Fir, Marigold Clover Bios
SONS. etc, called SANFOKD'S RADICAL CURE. for
the immediate relief and permanent of every form
Of Catarrh from simple Cold In the Head to loss of
Smell. Taste and Hearing Cough and Catarrhal Con
sumption Complete treatment, consisting Of one
bottle Radical Cure box Catarr hal Solvent and
improved Inhaler. in one package may now be had Of
all Druggists for 81. Ask for SANFOR'S RADICAL
CURE.
COMPLETE TREATMENT WITH NH ALER a.
THE only absolute specific we know of"-Med
Times. THE best we have found in lifeti of suf-
fering Rer. Dr. Wiggin. Boston AFTER long strug-
gle with Catarr, the RADICAL CURE has conquered II
-Reu. s. ". Monroe, LeUisbngoh Pa. II have no,
found case that did not relieve st onee"-Andre
Lee, Manchester. Mass.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condemned Locals,

The street lamps will b. lighted at 545 p. m. and
eXtinguished at 1it8 u. III.
The will OF the late JnO W. Muller. filed to-day,
bequeathS his entire estate TO his WIFE, JuiilnDa
Mul e.. inclu.ling al property conveyed TO him
and standing In The name or Jno. W. Muller.
The Sunday-school anniversary or Ryland VI. E.
church was celebrated last night at that church.
Addresses were made 10y Gr. Is. III. Warner and MIR.
j. III. La Fetra, missionary from South America.
The report OF the school treasurer was read which
showed tlat $3.50 had been collected during the
year fur missionary work.
Yesterday morning horse attached TO wagon
became frightened, on II street, near vermont ave-
gu>on, TO the pavement, and cutting his head Sc
Verely.
The President has pard0ned Daniel Scanlan, con-
y.cted of assault aud sentenced to four months
imprisonment in the District Jail
Believers In the weather wisdom OF the ground
hOg Will expect six weeks more of winter, us that
sasac:Ous animal saw his shadow on emerging from
his winter quarters this morning, and Immediately
went back Tor another long nap.
The Henry Irving troupe arrived at the h. & Z.
DEPOT this morning about : O'Clock in special
trdin OK ten cars. in which they through from
Chicago, leaving there at O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing.
The police made 12O arrests during the As hours
ending AT 3 O'Clock this mOrnlng
To-day is known In the church calendar as Can
demaS day, and Is festival In the Catholic church
In c0I1memOTaJlOn OF the publication OF the
Blessed virgin Mary, being the fortleth day after
tnrlS.mlS All the candies used III the ceremonies
OF the Catholic church during the year following
are blessed ON CandI 1In3S day.
A team attached to a hack belonging to DOwney
Eros. ran away on the avenue yesterday afternoon.
The driver, cOlJresl man named VIM. Coates. was
thrown from his seat and dragged some distance.
Ills injuries were very serious. He was taken 10
Drew drug store In an 1nSenS.ble condition, AMI
subsequently removed to the emergency hospital.
The Attendance at the second OF the series OF
union gospel meetings, AT the Metropolitan Pres
Dyteflan church. yesterday afternoon, numbered
about 1908 persons Addresses were made by Revs.
= IT, Greene. j. l. Nelly and DIR. Fdunce.
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COLLINS vOLTAIc ELECTRIC PLAsTERs.

For the relief and prevention, the instant it is ap
Piled OF rheumatism. Neuralgia Scistica. Coughs
Colds Weak Back, Stomach and Bowels Shooting
Pains Numbness, Hysteria Female Pains. Papitation.
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Bilious Fever, Malaria
and Epidemics use COLLINS PLASTERS Gan ELEC-
TRIO BATTERY combined with POROUS PLASTER)
and laugh at pain. rs cents everywhere. tee
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Lively Times Ar Carriers
CASH DRY GOODS STORE,
SELLING OFF AT COST

Fruit Of the Loom Cotton 81.
New York Mills ShGctinss 25c
Handsome Brocade Black SILK Velvet reduced 81 So
actual value $50 ..
Serge CaSlimeIes. all colors Brown, Green, Garnet
and Blue tbadutifui fine goods) twelve yards
for g, eV'ry yard Ii wocth 25c.
Black ana Coored Silks at actual cost price Our
celent quality Black Silks. reduced from 81 - to
81 Our excellent quality Coiored Silks, reduced
from 3 to zoe.
BroCaie Colorcd Silks in White Cream Blue and Pink
81.
Coored Silk Vclvcts. 81
Colored Satins. Green Pink and Blue SOC
Nuns Yelling, widest double width. Cream Pink. Blue
37Lc
Ladies' Cloth Suting in Grey and Brown one yard and
a half wide. inlinenS- width, 81 NC
Colored Brocade Silk Velvet Sl
Bleached Table DGmask. pure linen 5Oc
Black Cashmere Shawls. pure wool 81 so.
CARRIERS. I'll M,RKEr SPACE,
ja30 near the corner Of It'll street
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709 7th street northwest, have few more of thOS
Extraordinary Bargains
I'm secondhand Pianos and Organs, Music Stands
Music Boxes and Drums 3
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NIGHT DRESSES.
Plain sacque Gowns, finished with Cambria Ruff
Plain well;made Gowns, good Cotton, superior
finish, 63c. bargain at 81.
Fine Muslin, deep yoke, three rows insertion be-
tween clusters OF tucks, front, neck and sleeves
trimmed with fine Hamburg Edge, 79c. This gown
would be cheap at Sis.
ton between clusters OF tuckS, front, neck and
sleeves trimmed with Ruf11es OF Embroidery 96c /;
a most decided bargain.
Extra good quality Muslin, with rufIies and tuck
Ing, 29c. SOC. quality
Fine Muslin with inch Cambria ruff1es with five
French tucks, and hem with wide and narrow tucks
above, &c. an extraordinary good bargain
Fine Muslin with 9-inch handsome Embroidered
Flounce, with tuekS above, forming In all a trim
ming q yard deep 9ic, worth $3.50
CHEMIsE
Good Muslin, plain band neck and sleeves, well
finished, 19c., regular Csc. Chemise.
Yoke OF Insertion between four clusters of five
me tucks. embfodefed 'front.'. neck and sleeves,
trimmed with fine Hamburg Edge, 41c.; never sold
for less than 15c.
Pompadour Yoke. of all over Hamburg Embroid-
cry, square neck, with fine embroidery edge and
neck and sleeves, SSc would sell readily at s1.25.
DRAWERS
Good Muslin, with hem and five tucks nicely fin
lSncu, lSC.. d DarSdln dt
Muslin, with five tucks and Cambria ruffle and
tuck1ng, Doc. regular price 4Sc.
Fine Muslin, wide and narrow tucktng, deep en-
broidered ru1ie, 66c. were CSC.
Fine Muslin, fine open-work Hamburg Insertion
between French tuckS edged with wide open-work
embroidery 10 match, sSc.; very cheap at $50
INFANTS LONG SLIPS
Good Cambria. neck and sleeves trimmed with
fine ruff1e, CSC. Cambria costs more.
Cambria. with Mother Hubbard Yoke, fine tuck
ing and embroidery, 49c
SIiECIAL ANNOU NCEMENT.
Startling Reductions in French Woven and Do
nestle CORSETS marked at IS TO 80 per cent. lower
than regular prices.
Good CorSets at 25c-; special Offering.
Better CorSetS at Soc; worth from 81 to 81 so
We must reduce stock. and therefore have made
prices exceptionally low. Call early to avoid the
anticipated rush.
LANSBURGH & BRO,
APO, 422, 424 AND 426,
1ai9 SEVENTH STREET.
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A YER'S PILLS CURE CONSTIPATION IMPROVE
N the appetite, promote digestion. restore healthy
action and regulate function They pleasant
to take gentle IN their operation yet thorough search
ing. and powerful III subduing disease
A YER'S SARSAPARILJ.A. BEING HIGHLY CON
"A cenrated requires smaller dose, and is ef
fectve dose for desc than other blood medicine 1t
is the cheapest because the best Quality and not
quantity should he considered, JAZZ
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CCC 90 X X ZEE
q q X X v
q G. o h T.
CCG 90 EER
1T MAKES A QUICK HOT FIRE
1T Is EASILY IGNITED.
1T DOES NOT BURN OFT THE CRATE.
IT Is ECONOMICAL
1T WILL PAY TO TRY 1T.
BY THE
G. LIGHT CO.
% Bushels Crushed. s251
IS Bushels Not Crushed 500.
WASHINGTON OR GEORGETOWN. lao
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No ACCIDENT HAS EVER OCCURRED
from uslug Aladdin Security Oil W,f,m13
On Thirty DAYS TRIAL.
The N0ltafc Belt Co, Marshall. Mich, VIII send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro Violate Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
tyounS or old who are afflicted with nervous de-
biity lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantees
lnS speedy ana complete restoration OF health and
manly vlgor. Address as above. n. B.-No risk is
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed. wsm
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
THE LATEST. BEST AND ONLY PERFECT SEWING
MACHINE.
THE LIGHT RUNNING NEW HOME.
Acknowledged to be the highest achievement of best
mechanical skill i'll the country.
A complete new set of attachments performing an
entire new and wide range of work:
Call or send for circular and samples of work at
DEPENDENCIES,
528 9th street northwest st. Cloud Building
All kinds of Sewing Machines for rent Repairing
Sewing Machines of all kinds Ladies' adjustable forms
for fitting and draping dresses. dl
FHNHE GREAT HOUSEHOLD" WITH OUR NEW
Il set of Attachments in a Velvet-lined Box makes
the finest OUTFIT for family sewing yet offered also
the Silent White, New Home Domestic Every thing at
MCKESNEY'S. 427 9th street north west. sr24
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TUoRSTON'S EvuJSIo,

THORNTONS EMULSION
OF pure Cod Liver OH with Hypophosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
TO take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
glStS Large bottles, so. Manufactured by w. T..
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets.
Baltimore, Md. mWf
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RARE Ar1RacrIoxs
FOR THE LADIES AT
CHS. RUPPERrS.
Nos. s03 AND 4J5 1FH STREET NORTHWEST
The attention of tn. Ialies Ia respectfully called to
my seect assortment of Embroidered Slippers Cush-
ions, Table Covers, Tides, Whsk Broom Holders of
different designs.
Frncy Worsied Work and Knitted Goods OF every de-
scriptlOn: complete outfit for infants.
III erino Clocks Chidren's Lace Satin and Velvet
BJnDets
Germantown and Zephyr worsted Knitting Yarn all
colors and all kinds of Embroidered materials hand
et the lowest market prices dl3
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G. L.. Wild 4 BrO..

OF Black and Brown Derbys, price So, at Francs,
corner 9TH and ID. the only strictly one-price Hat
and Gents Furnishing Store III this city. l
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Important sale OF Real Estate.

b. Ill. Warner. Tor Hon Bradley b. Smalley, trus-
Tee, closed to-day the sale TO Benjamin H. Warier
OF Ohio the following lots 10 wit: All of lots l. s.
o. ., ;. H. 13 and II. and part lot IL square 49,
fer the SUN o1 S37 t These oJS front 30 SIP Ieet
Oh 16,h street, btv"een and VI streets north
west.
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Syracuse Salt ia Pockets
Is the purtS. strongest, best Table and Dairy Salt
ever sold. ASK your grocer for 1t. &
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Protesting agaia.t the Dynani,e Bill.


4 MEETING OF IRISH AMERICANS LISTEN TO SPEECHES
AND ADOPT RESOLUTIONS.
In reference to a call issued to members OF Irish
American societies OF the District about one hun
dTed persons assembled at ClaE-Na-Gael hall last
evening 10 protest against what IS known as the
Ejmund's Dynamite bill. Mr.. Dennis Council was
elected chairman and Mr. Michael Burns secretary
Mi. ThOS- J. Walsh having declined d nomination
1Of that Office MeSSTS John COnneil, r. sullivan.
Thomas Woods. Peter NCIntiTe and J. j. Flanagan
were constituted a committee on resolutions. Mr..
ThCS- j. Walsh, in declining place on the commit
tee, said that he WAS government clerk and pre-
fegred to take no oitleid position In the meeting.
Capt Edward OMeIgher COni0n spoke for about
three quarters OF nOur. denOuncing the bill
Ierrtd 10 as childish ana absurd ana unnecessary.
Referring 10 the work OF the dynamiterS the
speaker said they evidently wanted to give Eng
land warning that -he does not heed the cries of
helpless Ireland these warnings will be continued.
For himself. he said, he not that the Par
liam ut House had ben somewhat distiguTcd. The
Ane; lean Congress. he said should lit uD its TOice
In favor OF suffering humanity in Ireland. and not
In favor OF tyranny and oppression The people iii
Congress VINO voted Tor the fdmundS BILL he said,
did hot iiriy represent American sentiment. The
SPEAKER referred in terms OF the Warlnest ipprOba-
tian To Tn" course Of senator RiddleOerger. ReSo-
lutiOnS were then a1Op5ed protesting against the
EimlndS bill AMI B4yart resolutions Of sympathy
with the English government and thanking Sena-
tor RiddebeTgtT. Mr.. john VI. kehOe voted against
the resolution 10 THANK senator Riddleberger. Mr..
D. d. O'Conneli made a brief address endorsing the
resolutions
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TEE JsE OF holiness Is the subject OF a lee
tur'', oc,Och tonight, at Metropolitan VI. T.
Church, By Rev. j. Dewitt Miller. Go and hear it
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S.wEEp1Ne REDucr1oxs,

Investments in Boys and Childrens Cloth
invest a dollar in Clothing for the little
fellows until you have taken q peep at Our
In CHnDREN's SUITS we have some Of
the Handsomest Styles still In stock. land the
reduction on Suits averages from 50 to ssa
Suit Surely, an inducement for you to
invest with US
In Boys SUITS, for ages from 10 to II
years, the reductions are even greater
The reason for this is that the stock is still
large, and the Removal Prices must sell
them.
In BOYS AND CHILpREN's OyERCoArs the
prices are such that it will pay you to BUY
Now for Next Seasons Use.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT;
OUR LIVERY DEPARTMENTS; ...r.
OUR MEMS SUIT DEPARTMENT.;
OUR MEMS OvERCoAT DEPARTMENT.:
oner Inducements that are sure to please you.
A. sAKS& CO.,
ONE-PRICE CLoTHIERs.
sg- You know the Number. Jaao
z R1sr Butter
We are receiving, fresh from the dairy, thre
tunes a week, The following well-known brand O
Table Butter:
THE @. Q.
JOS. c. FEARSON'S SONS,
Northern, Western. Center, and CAPITOL Hill Mar
ketS Also, Farragut Market, 1Tth
lal1-1m and * streets n. W.
DoNr WAIT. ia %
Call at once and see our Medium Weight, All wool
Genteel Overcoats at 81.
Our long, double breasted ones at SIS So
Our dressy. handsome slO s12 s13 so and SIS
Our elegant satin lined ones at S18
And if you don't find them the best for the none,
you ever saw won't ask you to buy
THE wANAMAKER OvERCOATS
Are the best fitting and the best reputation of an,
Overcoats made and almost daily sell them to PEG
pie who say they have looked everywhere else wthou
finding any such stock or such bargains.
A few, only few, of those Schnabel's finest
IMPORTED BEAVER OvERCOATs,
Lined with the finest and best satin left Going at $40
None like them ever shown here before in ready mad
stock Sold early III the $50 They will never
be lower
EB BARNUM &CO,
3a30 93I PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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Johnson,., Corner 18th and f..

Six hundred bushels Of very high grade oysters
just received, part OF which are the famous
Lynn Haven Bays and Saddle RocSs for roast in
shell and brolling also fish, game, terrepin, &c
Lifetime experience. ladies' large saloon attached
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You Cant Afford to pay q ID; for Tea. Well

you CttN dHOru 10 use Burke'S American mixed al
Soc h. 1t is equal to, If not better than the ord
nary 81 Tea sold by the china gilt shops American
Store, cor. 9TH and l SITS. NV. 2
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ASK YOUR GROCER
for Aladdin Security Oil. Winnie
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New Arrivals

Buy Pocket Knives at the Rodgers cutlery store
4S7 Pa. ave. Your initials engraved free. coll
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y ssss EEE
U u oSSS ZEE
ouuP ssss EEE
FOR GENERATING STEAM.
FOR COOKING PURPOSES
FOR HEATING BY FURNACE
FOR HEATING BY LATROBES
FOR OPEN CRATES
FOR SALE
WASHIN TON
40 Bushels Crushed. 1910.
40 Bushels Not Crushed. s.. 90.
DELIVERED To ANY PART OF
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Rlonss,S Es-nnu,S

are the best ever sold in Washington. ASK your
grocer for them.
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NiurraY,S y. &. Cider

4
is absolutely pure apple juice. Finest ever sold
In this market Ask yOur grocer for it. 6
ALADDIN SECURITY OIL
Recommended by Insurance Companies as the
safest burning Oil to USE . W,f,m13
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"ALDERNEY DAIRY WAGONS
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered In half-pound ward" prints, Soc pei
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese. Buttermilk and Sweet
Milk, sc. per quart, Cream 15c. pint.
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u EAD1NGS.
IL Selections from Will Carleton's poems, by
PROF. EDWARD G. TOW NSEND.
1nterspersed with Vocal Music at the
MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Luther Place.,
FRIDAY EVENING. February 9th, 1885
Admission Is cents
Doors open at Is. fits
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NEW COURSE OF LECTURES
THE STORY
AMERICAN REVOLUTION,
Told in Thirteen Lectures
By
PROF JOHN FISKE, of Cambridge
AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
On MONDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
Beginning JANUARY 14TH. at D. M
Tickets for balance of Course .............S 81 so
To be had at Ellis l. Co.'s No extra charge for
Reserved Seats.
These lectures fascinating brilliant and mastery
beyond anything that has been heard in Boston
Mr. FlSke Il one of the most remarkable of our
dAy."-BostoR Cor. Hartford C0urd,t. ja28 I'm m&w
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MASONIC TEMPLE
N Second week Of
Prof. CARPENTERS
Scenes in PSYCHOLOGY and Mesmarism
Marvellous fun. Crowded houses. Different each night
Admission 25 cents. Reserved STATS 50 cents
Private instructions in Physchology given during
the
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S'HOUgh Oh Colsh>.''
ASK for "R0ugh on Coughs" for Coughs, Colds
Sore Throat, oar5eneSS 1roches, 15c. Liquid a5c.
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The MUTUAL LIFE, or W YOgS-The FORTY
secOrd annual report Of tGr Mutual Life Insurance
company, II New York l.,-e It's p edrcess0rs. IS a
rec"Ed Of proSp ar,ty and marvellous financial
grow H. III. t. have re Chef nearly one HIM
dftd saj four Ia,!li0ns. AID the surplus fund ex-
ceeis Sls,GJ0O00 The policy holders were
81 . CO., dGTtEg tn" ar. From the date OF or
gan III 1873 the record Of the Mutu4I Life Is
as follows: lie eiyed from Tie inSurtd sc7O 92 81;
pal the Insured, S216 G9i,21l. sun now held In
trust for the policy holders, 1G3,s76.179.
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CURTIS HALL,
~ Georgetown.
Wednesday, February 4th. at 8:3O o. M.
PROF. CARPENTERS Mesmerism.
Wonderful, Amusing and Instructive.
Children. Is cents
Adults. 25 cents.
For benefit of Public School Libraries 3a3l-3t
THEATRICAL AND BALL COSTUMER
Il Costumes for ladies' Gents and Children at rea-
sonable prices, as l.. MOXLEY'S,
ja3l-m COS 10th street northwest,
nIME MUSEUM.
~ Pennsylvania avenue, near 18th street.
Special Announcement!
The MANAGEMENT respectfully announces to the pub
lie engagement for One Week Only, every aftern
and night, commencing
Monday. February I'd,
With the Celebrated Actor,
J. II. KEENE,
and his New York company, for the production of
last new success entitled.
MRS PARTINGTON
genuine New England Home picture four acts and
100 laughable tableaux.
MRS PARTINGToN. Mr. J. H KEENE
As performed by him in Cincinnati, Pttsbury aud
Baltimore. hundr DIS being turned nightly This
is most charming entertainment to delight and please
ladies aud family parties. Admission only Ten Cents
Box office open all day for sale of reserved seats a3
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81 MATHEWS CHUzCH. - Az 81. Matthew's
cdurt yesterday morning Rev. DR.. ChapeIle read
bis annual statement Oi the financial and other at
IA - OF the church Igr 1881 This statement shows
the t&;boIc population Of the parish 10 De 500
lie sons The receipts for the year Including
$slet from las year. amounted To Sf3 81 which
Wa balanced 10y the expenditures. Including $500
redG ton OF tha church ceJt. During the TWO ana
halls years That ne had O-en pastor. DR. ChaIeIle
said- the debt had been reduced from $4,000 10
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VNHEATER COMIQUE
For one week only commencing MONDAY, FEB. Q.
ani matineas Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, Moore
Il Holmes British Novelty Company, combining of
the Gems of the London Vaudeville stage New faces
this community and with acts that indescrbable
Visit them aud be convinced that there things
that are new Monday, February 3-Comedy combi-
nation f2-6t