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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29

FREE ENTERTAINING LECTUREs--The audiences
ut Masonic Temple are increasing daily. NO leo
ture for which one is required pay could excite
ones Interest more than do those OF Professor A.
r. Uaupt A. NJ whose wonderful method for gain
Ing a real practical use ana knowledge OF the Ger
man language In speaking and understanding, it
Is the wonder ali who attend these lectures this
week one may register Tor one week 10 test the
value OF the weeks course OI which this Is the
opening week Of the last course TO be given In this
civ TIL 1880. The lectures and interesting exer-
ercises Incidental 20 organization are at $3.50 a. m
2:IJ and q 20 y. IN. cor. and 9th sts.
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DYSPEPSIA

Makes many lives miserable and often leads to self
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caused by this very common and increasing disease
Hoods Sarsaparla tones the stomach creates an ap-
petite promotes healthy digestion relieves sick head.
ache clears the mind and cures the most obstinate
cases Of dyspepsia
~ have been using Hoods Sarsaparilla for ndiees-
ton. kidney and liver troubles 1t has greatly bene-
flied me. and would advise any one afflicted with
similar troubles to rive II Q trial.
VIII. WAIT. Depot Master. Syracuse, Y"
HOODS sARsAPARILLA.
Sold by all druggists 81: six for g. Prepared only
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100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR sl9
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UNTIL APRIL 1 we will make a discount OF 10
per cent on all purchases made from Us for cash
ON or before delivery. Furniture, Carpets Up
holstery Goods and Bedding. All goods marked In
plain figures. W. b. MOSES Son,
18th and
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Tomorrow BEING PAYDAY In the different
Departments, julius LsSsBURGH has concluded
20 have a special safe OF English Atwood art
squares at 80 cents per yard, reduced from Sl.OD.
smyrna rugs $3.50 size 10 - 81 s4.jO size to SILL
s5O size 10 SEQ. ESQ size 10 s1-75: sl-J0 size 10
si.OO. Also on hts imported Administer rugs 10
$3.50 regular price 500: Moquette rugs, large
siZe, $780, reduced from $500, and Tapestry rags
Al a = reduced from 81 ~.
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+. CITY ITEMS.

Advertisements True to the Letter.
we want to convince you that we can and do sell
goods as cheap as any house In America
On Thursday, March l, 1885,
o4e:, DC, o4c. Four Cents O4c.. o4c., O4c.
We Will offer For Sale the following goods.
o4c. Decorated Tea Trays; Embossed Comb o4c.
O4c. Vegetable Graters; Coat Racks; O4c,
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O4c. Pin Hat Racks; PotatOe Washers; O4c
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CruetS.
o4c' Decorated Mugs; cd TN Dlppers; Sugar o4c.
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o4c. Rising Sun Stove Polish; y doz. Tea O4c.
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Knives.
osc. Shoe Brushes; swiss Carved Brackets; oec.
Machine OIL.
09c. Dust Pans; Large Shears: Good Broilers. O9c.
o9c. Whlsk Brooms; Glass syrup Jugs; O9c.
Swimmers.
0ec. Long Handle Iron shovels; Vegetable o9c
StrainerS.
09c. White Wash Brushes; Good Scrub 09c.
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1 The FAIR, S12 7th street NV.
$50 Will Buy
Set OF Buggy Harness made OF No. oak tanned
leather, nickel mounted, all hand work, at the
mandatory. TOPHAM.
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The q. A. H. Fair.

One OF the chief attractions at the Grand Army
fair tonight will be special exhibit Of paintings
In oil on sized paper, in which transparent color
has been used, thus securing more atmosphere and
tone. They are the work Of Mr. j. II. c. Millar, of
London, whom the royal family has made fashion,
able by their patronage. The queen owns three
OF young Miliar's sunset scenes, the Prince OF
Wales two pictures, Princess Beatrice one, Prince
Louis OF Battenburg three, and the Duke OF Edin-
burg one. The young man Is descended from a
family OF art culture and is following Turner who
WAS an intimate OF his fathers house. in style.
with after studies by Whistler. The exhibit will
be under the charge Of Col. W. F. Morse
SALE OF HOTEL PROPERTY. - Thomas Bowling,
Ing, 727 18th street, known the old portion OF
Welcker's Hotel. The lot Is 25x127 feet and the
Theophile Felter, the proprietor Wecker's Hotel
WAGNER SOCIETY CONCERT PosrPoNED-Owing to
urgent business which required the presence Of
Herr Max Alvary, the TENOR In New YORK, The con-
cert 10 have been given by the Wagner society at
the un1versallSt Church this evening has been
postponed until the 18th OF March.
MARRIAGE LICBNsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk or the court to Alfred c.
Hines and Celia NJ. Burton; John E. MahOney and
Mary T. Handy; Zacharlah Tr1piett and Anna
Bush; Fernando NJ. johnson, OF Richmond, and
Meta t. Hurst, OF Manchester; Charles Fields and
Hattie Dangerneld; AlonzO A. Jordon and Mary o.
smith; Mason Salnuels and Annie Van Buren,;
henry I. Lamkin ana Anna Alvy.
THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the Worlo
Is offered Tree TO every new subscriber for year
TO the WEEKLY STAR. 1t is handsomely printed
book Of l91 pages prOfusely illustrated with more
than lOO colored maps and diagrams, and contains
wealth or general Information. see ADVERTISE
menL in another column.
The EMANCIPATION DAY CELEBRATIoN.-A con-
venton or delegates from the Old legislative dis
trlctS was called for last night at Fishers Hall,
West Washington TO make arrangements for the
celebration or the anniversary OF the eInancipa-
ton or slaves In the District, the 10Th Of April
next. The attendance Was rather small. 1t was
decided 10 form mass meeting and elect Charles
+. Mosely as chairman. The meeting adjourned
without accomplishing great deal. A meeting
OF delegates will be held this evening, when IL Is
expected that further steps will be taken.
The FOURTH BIscHoFF CONCERT occurs on Fri
day evening. The program includes solos from
many or our best local amateurs, the "Jewel
Song" from "Faust," angels Serenade," with
organ and violin Obiigato, and the "Miserere,"
from "TrOvatOre."
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Sale.
few more bargains left to which we call your
special attention.
$125 Ladies' Pebble GRAIN Worked Buttonhole
Shoes, reduced TO SIC.
75c Ladies' Kid Opera Slippers, reduced to 4sc
81.
g Mems warranted Calf Shoes, all styles, re-
duced to Sl.97.
duced to 6Oc.
SIPS Boys and Youths Shoes guaranteed all
Solid Leather, reduced to 9Sc,
$l.5O Misses Genuine Kid or Fine Pebble Goat
SHOES Heels or Spring Heels, reduced to 81
81 Chlldren's Pebble Heel or Spring Heel Shoes
reduced TO &C.
Special Bargains In all odd lots OF Shoes. these
Will be closed out at less than half the actual cost
The STAR SHOE House
IL 126 7th ST., bet. q and H.
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A SOws EiR.-"You can't make a good purse OF
a sow's ear" says the old axiom, but you can cure
Sick Headache, Neuralgia, Nervous Dyspepsia,
Sieeplessness and Nervous Exhaustion with
Dollar bottle OF Scotch Oats Essence.
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For Washington dressed beef go 10 Jno r. Kelly,
stalls 62s GID and go Center Market, and 206 and
.Os Northern Liberty. Corn beef speciality.
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OK Boon. GosI1s BLyr.


TERRA GOTTA. AND TAN,
The New Spring Shades in Ladies' Broadcloth.
Pure WOOL one yard and half wide.
Worth q: Reduced to 67}sc.
Good Quality PLAID MUSLIN, &c.
Bargs. ls In INDIA LINEN, 8, 10. 12kc.
FRENCH SATTEENS, finest quality, Csc.
AMERICAN SATTEENS. French stylea l2<c.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. real cost.
COLORED SILK vELvETS worth -: only SOC.
HANDSOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET.
cheap at ol.5O; only 75c.
CARTERS
III MARKET SPACE, NEAR SEVENTH ST.
Cash Customers who buy 95 over will receive ONE
Of the following presents One .Pair Of Handsome
Damask Towels, worth u; One Pair Of silk En-
broidersd Corsets. worth 75c.: or Half Dozen Fine
Napkins, worth 7Sc.
poUBtE WHITE BLANKETS nghtly soilsd. q 81.
aAH5soHE CLOTH PLAIps, pure wool. one yard
H,ss.at Drsa Good. .FkENCH SERGE, pure WOOL
ytde double Width all colors; wonderful bargain.
ThIoo CLOTH DRESS GOODS. pure WOOL wide
Cssh Custonss Who buy go or over win receive
ON q We following presents: Large Stss Handeome
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The Property Of Mrs. VI. l.. W a!ker.
rwESTY-THRKE CLAIMANTS WHO WANT A WILL Sc

John G. Henry and twenty-five other persons
yesterday, by Mr. j. A. Maede filed a bill In equity
against sophia Bouvet and four others, heirs OF
the late Christian Henry, who died In 1884, for the
sale and partition OF property at 9th and streets
and on Sd street, between @ and X streets north
west. The bill recites that Maria Louisa Walker,
daughter OF Christian Henry, died January 27th
last, leaving quantity OF real estate IN her own
right and received by the death OF her father that
she LETT no children, father mother, brother sister
or husband and that the plaintiffs and defendants
are next OF kin or said Maria l.. WALKER, and CO
heirs with her as to the said TT al est ate which
they claim she died 1nteState, not having been
seized OF II at the time OF the execution OF the will
In 1852. This Will was admitted TO probate a few
weeks ago, and the bulk OF the property is be-
Queathe0 by IL TO the Oman'S Christian Home.
They pray the appointment OF a receiver for the
rents, the appointment OF guardian ad litem for
the Infants, and a sale OF The real estate and
division OF the proceeds.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusennents Tonight.

NATTosAI--Louis James IN .'Othello.-
ALBAUGHs-The BOstOnians in "Farinitza"
HAKRIs,.-"Pat's WARDROBE
WILLARD HALL-Prol Carpenter.
kEKSASs.-Nariety.
MANASSAS PANORAMA.-Day ana evening.
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Address Rseistered Lettersto
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.

REMEMBER that the prssepce Of Generals Bsaurs.
gard Early. who in charge Of the dswinez 10
sgusrantee Of absolute fairness and integrity IT,
chances all equal and thAs no can posaanly
divine what number VIII draw prixa
REMEMBER that the payment N al prixs~ n
Orleans and the tickets by the President a
Institution whose chsrtersa rrsts are r>cowas>a
in the highest Cours. tbsrefor beware Of suy iss.
tons anonymous schenzsa fa-vSn6U
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THAT R.Rgsr OF COsBISATIoss.-True delicacy
az favor with true efficacy OF action has been at
tanned IN the famous California liquid fruit rem
edy Syrup Of Figs. Its pleasant taste and benefi-
cfiI effects have rendered II immensely popular.
IL cIeau<es the sy stem, cures CostiyeDess, &C. All
urlg.lSIa
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STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
.ZzzsSazzsu1.5
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We, Ole undersigned Banks and BanksTS triu 1ay an
frSzs drd,rn IN The Louisiana State LOTTERIES Which
may b. presented az cOnaters
n; oGLEsBY, Pres Louisiana National Bank.
PIERRE LANAtA. Pres. state National bank.
A. BALDWIN. Pres. New Orleans National bank
CARL koHN. Pres. Union NatiOna, Bank
GRAND QUARTERLY DRAWING.
IN TIE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS
TUESDAY, MARCH Is 1855.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
100000 Tickets az Twenty Dollars each Halves elos
Quarters. IS. Tepths s2. Twenueths. Ell.
Inst or pRrzrs
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
G.. A. II.
BAZAAR AND FAIR.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 90.
PRESIDENTIAL. EXECUTIVE, AND CONGRESS
SIGNAL NIGHT.
SPECIAL EXHIBIT OF 20 OIL SKETCHES BY
HARRY C. MILLAR OF LONDON.
ALSO, MUSIC AND SELECT READINGS IN THE
ART PARLORS
LUNCH EVERY DAY FROM IL TO2PM 1t
VINHE ART LOAN EXHIBITION G. A. r. FAIR,
L LIGHT INFANTRY ARMORY.
SPECIAL EXHIBIT TWENTY SKETCHES IN OIL.
BY II. C. MILLAR, OF LONDON. f29-2t
IT a
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LOCAL MENTION.
The wP1tl,cr.

J,os~orous for me g hours commencing df y.
For the District OF Columbia, Maryla and Viz
gIuia warmer, fair weather. HIGHT To fresh SOUTH
erly Winds becoming variable.
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II. JACOB JrIcY CRoQUKrrEs, 81 per dozen.

HCYIER's Cocoa for breakfast and supper
Vanilla and family chocolate; pure, healthfu
sold by grocers. Wholesale depot Jas. l. Barbour
& son
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FRUIT oF THE LoomCotton SIC. dress goods at a
sacrifice. bRODHEAD Co.
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CoLBCRs'S PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD.
The King or condiments. The finest made. Fl
sale by grOcers.
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julius LANsBURGHs SALE TOMORROW OF smyrna
rugs and art squares at less than cost prices will
attract many buyers.
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BAsr CoAcnra Barr CoAcH...
Prom sesO - as
Only % SO Rattan bs6y coseh the city. Dssf oIo
Also baeyclss. Trcyclss. velocipsdeS Doysr wsgsnA
Mhe perrows- Largest store okvo,ed % ina buskDso
cH RUPPKRT.
f8 10a 1o6. COZ 7thsS ~. shUvS pa
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DOsr Miss the great drive sale al W. H. Hoeke's.
See advertisement on I'd page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29

BooERT's Cough SYRUP contains no poison anC
can be given TO children with perfect safety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29

The SECOND CAMPANINI CONCERT at Congrega-
uOnal Church last night was even more enjoyable
than the first, given couple OF weeks ago. The
audience was unusually enthusiastic, many doubt
less feeling that they might never again hear the
voices which for Years have delighted them beyond
the power OF words to express The recalls were
frequent and the artists responded with kindly
good nature not customary at concerts OF this class
Slgnor Campanini's old power seemed TO have all
come back 10 him in the number from "LAfrt-
caine, which he sang with exquisite sweetness
and beauty OF expression. In the fine duet from
lies PecheurS," with GalaSsi, his voice was also
heard TO peculiar advantage, pouring out great
flood of stirring melody that recalled the best days
OF this splendid tenor. II was an especial pleasure
TO the audience to md tnat Gerster, who
was given an ovation as she appeared for
the first time, still retains In large measure
the exceptional vocal powers which gave her a
place close TO Patti among the great singers OF the
world Her norid passages are not trtlled on with
that wonderful brd-like agility which once char
acteriZed her execution, and there Is perhaps some
slight loss OF freshness in her tones but she Is still
a singer whom II Is q great delight TO hear. In
answer TO ng-continued applause after her first
number last night she gave loft In the Silly
Night" Scalchi last night sang with all her old
time rerre and beauty the full, rich, moving tones
OF her resonant contralto being heard with special
effectiveness in the "Nobil SgnOr" from 1.-THE
Huguenos. "and the aria from "Mignon" In the sec
ond part. Signort Galassi and COrsini, the latter
an excellent buffo, were OF course, good and Sig
norma Torriceli again showed herself mistress OF
the violin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29

povr Miss the great drive sale at W. II. Hoeke's.
SEE advertisement on "a page.
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For Club Rates or any further Information apply to
the underssned Your handwriting must be di stinct
and signature plain. More RAPID delivery
viii assured by your enclosing Envelope bearing
send POSTAL NOTES. Exprsss Money ordsr..
or New York Exchange in ordinary letter. CurrsncT
By Express Cat our expense) addressed
n A DAUPHrN,
New Orleans, Ia
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OeEKT's CuoeH SYRUP Will cure at once.

SPRING SrYLEs-Mens Felt Derbys, $50, 81 and
I2.5O. Extra value A. T. Lewis, AS 9TH ST.
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THE sHAKEsPE.REAN PAGEANT.
preparations Being Made for the
Forthcoming Spectacular Paut~p
mime-Who Will Take Part.

Ine preparations for the Shakespearean panto-
| mime are being actively made and actors and
every Oooy else connected with the project are full
OF enthusiasm successful rehearsals have been
neu Tor the past two evenings at the residences OF
MIS- Clephane and Mrs. Keim. II is said that the
costumes 10 De worn are being made for the occa-
| sion and are valued at 10000 and the
entertainment committee VIII pay $3.50
iOr their use. The first spectacular
\ representation OF this kind was given In Biz
anu laJles interested In charity, and has never
been produced In this country. IL Is expected that
every lady aud gentleman attending Will appear
IN evening dress, and thus contribute to the social
succeso ana hrilliancy OF the affair. Every pur-
CHASER 81 ticket Is entitled 10 participate In the
grand dance which will take place AFTER the pam
| tomme. several boxes have been sold, and they
VIII oe occupied by people prominent In Official
VIII occupy one box on an evening not yet made
known. as will also Secretary and Mrs whitney,
With friends and senator ana Mrs. stanford. Mrs.
will come from New York TO be present at the
representation. The following is the cast Tor
Chase sprague; Ameiia, Miss 8. Manypeuny;
Otheuo, j. b. Randolph; Idgo, T. Carusi; Gratiano,
N; Porter; L9d..ice, Fletcher; Cassio, L. c. Chew;
The east for liking Lear" is, King, A. F. Childs;
Dute Of Albany. Mr.. Mcmillan; Duke Of Corn-
Barker; Duke Of KenL W. +. clark; Duke OF
GtoN =, MI. Niyer; k.ng Of France, Mr.. jackson;
Goneyit Miss Helen Cannon; Raqan, Miss Pres
ton; Cordelia. Miss Mikware; OIpiain OF Guard,
| W. o. Clephane; Physician, Frank Dyer; Fool, J.
| j. Edison, IT.; Pages. Alan A. Clephane and W. +.
Sewers; Maids Of Honor, the Misses GrosvenOr,
Miss Katie Jones, Miss Barnes, Miss Weber and
Miss Julia Clephane.
Twelfth Night" act 3 scene 4, Will be given
with the following cast Oiirid, Mrs. ChaS. Read;
Maria, Miss Paddock Mr. Toby, Lieut.. Chambers,
OF the Navy; Fabian, Lieut.. Talcott, OF the Navy;
GotCu, Mr.. PutiZZia-
The selection from the Merchant OF Venice" to
be represented will be the famous trial scene,
scene l, act 4. The cast will be: Porfd, Miss Z.
j. Wilson; NtriSsd, Miss Sypher; Duke, X. A. Nc
Kinney; Lords, DIR. SchOoiey. Mr.. Perkins, and A.
IRISH: ShyiOck, Prof. Edgerly; CouncH. Messrs.
Wright, Geneste. Weaver Hopkins, Monroe and
Matteson; -AHtOHiO, ID. A. Harrison; Bu S1niO, N.
Brooke; GTdfidHO. X. VI. Tow son; SufdTTHO, 5. b.
Milton; SoidniO, Mr.. Frye.
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steamer Trunks, all sizes and Qualities
from "a TO Sl1.5O Dress Trunks, canvas covered,
muslin lined, good locks from $3.50 tOSl4 Leather.
covered trunAs, with iron bottom, from - so up
TOPHAM's,
1881 Pa. ave. NV,
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OsT P o N E NJ E n T |.
THE RICHARD WAGNER SOCIETY

" L r " n z M y n L
THE RICHARD WAGNER SOCIETY
Regrets to announce the postponement for two weeks
of the concert advertised for this evening at the Uni
versalist Church. Herr MAX ALvERY, the tenor solo.
ist having been suddenly called to New York i'm.
portant business in connection with his engagement at
the Metropolitan Opera House next season. The
cert will be given TUESDAY, MARCH 18th, at the
Congregational Church. Holders of tickets will have
their money refunded application at Knabe's ST.
Market Space. 1t
A LBAUGHs Grand CIR. 1 OPERA HOUSE
"A The ONE o wsf = 9SNIIt h'Ss.
Marie stone. Avnes Huntington.
Camille Muori, Juette Gordon.
Lottie Cruikshsnk. Mena Cleary.
v Il. Mcdonald. Geo BIRMINGHAM.
RiccArdo Ricci. Win A. Xanten
W. Milf srUp1Ey MUSICAL ~ a. ni Srsssar
UNA Nv onT THEiE 0wY Orr HE IRA. ''o WIVES
THIS WEDNESDAY, EVENING,
FATINITZA.
THURSDAY EVENING ANDSATgRDAY MATINEE
SATURDAY Evening" IHN foAchEhs: rAr1N1rzA
Matinee Fresssi s. So and d. a aaa
Monday, March le-vERONA JARBEAU. fas
GRAND sHAkEs ,HTnNilr PAGEANT AND
AT ALBAUGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
MARCH Z, 8, and 9,
Under the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid of the National
Homeopathic Hospital.
SHAKESPEARE WILL PRESENT BEFORE THE
COURT OF QUEEN ELIZABETH,
81 mes from Hamlet" Romeo and Juliet" liking
Lear. Julius Caesar" MERRY Wives Of windsor"
Twelfth NiElt.m Merchant 9f Venice As
tsr's Tale" Henry "" and
Richard Ill"
DANCING Al IL O'CLOCK
Reserved seats for sale and after February "a,
Metzerotts. 903 Pennsylvania ave Prices: 50. 81,
and $l.50. General admission, 81 so. f22-2w
A LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
"A SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 10.
THE CHORAL SOCIETY,
Assisted by
THE WASHINGTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
viii present THE ANCIENT MARINER"
ACantata, by John Francis Barnett
Solosts: Mrs. S. c. Ford Cleveland; Miss Alice
Goodrich New York; Mr.. Whitney Mockridge, New
York; DR. b. NJ. Hopkinson. Baltimore.
Admission. 30 cents. Reserved Seats. u, at Metz
erott's 9O3 Pennsylvania ave-. beginning March ].
f25-13t
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To WALK FROM BALTIMORE TO WAsHINGToN.-A
telegram from Baltimore, Feb %, says: From this
city TO Washington seems destined To become q
regular track Tor walking-matcnes. The latest
arranged Is for Easter Monday, open to students Of
the Johns Hopkins University. Six are already In
training, hoping 70 win glory and save being OF
the number who, by reason OF their failure to fin
ish, will have 10 chip In TO the payment Of the
penseS OF the walk. The stake money or prizes
have not yet been announced, but numerous quiet
bets are being made by friends OF the various con-
teStantS
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Police Court Witnesses.

PERSONS WHO APPLY FOR FEES FOR ATTENDANCE
AND ARE REFUSED.
Persons summoned TO appear as witnesses in
the Police Court frequently apply for certificates
for the usual witness fees OF sl5. In many OF the
cases the applicants refused as 1t is said they
are not entitled to the fee. Much complaint is
heard on the part OF persons who are called upon
TO spend day at the Police Court to assist the
prosecution OF a case. An application was yester-
day made TO the clerk CT the court for certificate
In a case In which man was tried for cruelty to
animals The clerk refused to issue the certificate
ON the grounds that the witness was not entitled
to the Zee, and that IN such cases the Commis-
sloners would decline to pay the fee. Section
1912, chapter 49, OF the Revised Statutes relating
TO tue District OF Columbia reads: witnesses be-
fore the Police Court shall receive the fees as
are allowed for similar service and attendance in
the supreme Court"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29

PRISONS DESIRING TuRKrsH RuGs, &C, need
Eeitier 20 To New York nor wait for an auction 70
s-cuFS them when so large and fine q stock as that
OF MI 'arzaaoedian, go l4th street. Is constantly
Open 10 those who esthsr wish 70 buy or examine .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29

SALE OF PAINTINGS AND WATER CoLoRs-Messrs
Waiter B. Williams & co. willsell at public sale
at their art salesrooms, cor. 10th and Pa ave
about zoo oil paintings by European and Ameri
Can artists The sale commences this evening ii
O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29

OF TINS superb collection OF oriental In porce-
lalh. bronze and embroidery, Will take place To-
hofrOW AZ III O'Clock at Thomas Dowlings art
rOonls, nth and Pennsylvania avenue. rare op-
portunty Is offered In this sale 70 secure elegant
aEue.eA zee ADVERTISEMENT for PARTICULAR