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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-14
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amuseusemts Tom

Amusensents TO.might.
AIBAU6Hl-vernona Jarbeau In starlight
cAfyoSA--The Florences in "Dombey s Son,
etc.
WILLARD HALL-Prof. Carpenter.
Masonic TkxPiR-Dr. Mc6lynns lecture.
kKKSAS'a-AtnenaumS speciality company.
HARRIs.-BarlOw Bros Minstrels.
MANASSAS PASoRAMA-Day and evening"
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Ar TINS SEASON.

As spris approaches. good reliable tonic and blood
purifier is needed by nearly everybody Hoods sar
sapara is perfectly adapted for purpose and be-
comes more popular every year. Try 1t this spring
! have taken not quite bottle Of Hoods sarsapa-
ra and must say it is of the best medicines for
s1Vine an appetite purifying blood and regulating
the digestive orsans. that heard Of 1t did me
great deal Of good" Mrs n. A. STANLEY. canastota,
NJ
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold BY all druggists q: six for a. prepared only
BY C. HOOD CO. Apothecsries, Lowell. Mas.
3-as 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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NEW lot Of wonderful Auto-harps, at DRooP's.

BRINGING GLaDSESs 10 millions. pleasing their
paafeS and cleansing their systems arousing their
liYers, kidneys. stOmachS and bowels TO a healthy
sct.vity. Slch Is the mission OF the famous Cali
fornin liquid rruit remedy, syrup OF Pigs. All
druggists.
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OUR FLOUR must be fine grade since trade Is
growing rapidly, many OF the best caterers and
families being regular customers Drop US a
post al ordering trial sack and save for yourself
Vie mlldlenanS pront Of 81 per bb- satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded A pure Minnesota
parent nOur al $50 Dbl, fliS quarter, .4c. eighth
W j. Norton Co, merchant mlers. Buffalo, y.
y 900 oblS. daily.) Warehouse and ONCE, 200
ictn 81 NV Branches, 7th-st- wing Center Mar
let AMI 81 O-Sr Market
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For SnE a great bargain ia three new houses
on Marion street, between q and Rhode Island
avenue and 9Th and 9TH streets northwest. IL sold
al once. Apply to owner, Room 1, I2.2s5 81. NV,
from 3 to D D.m-
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ii. JACOB, Juicy CRooUErrKs, 81 per dozen.

UNTIL APRIL we will make a discount OF 10
per cent on all purchases made from us for cash
On before delivery. Furniture, Carpets. Up
holstery Goods and Bedding. All goods marked In
plain figures w. B. 'MosEs & son, 18th and SITS
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The PIEDMONT ArI-LIsE ALL RIGHT.-If the i'm
preston has anywhere been entertained that rail-
way travel southwark from this city has been sus-
pended or seriously interrupted such idea Is wholly
erroneous. Except few hours delay to those due
here on Monday morning. all trains on the Pied
mont Airline have been arriving and departing
on regular schedule time, notwithstanding the un.
precedented storm. The telegraph service OF that
system has been Interrupted between this city
and Charlottesville but south OF that point where
the storm was not severe, the lines have been
working a usrllIl all the time.
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ToE secondhand Office furniture elI 9th St. NV.

T>EIPF.-Extracts from messages Of all Presi-
dents. Pamphlet. 10 cents. At bookstore hotels
and GRAY q CLAEksoss publishing House, :ss
-
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81 perGallOi. 7jc. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Whiskey, best in the world for the money
Orders by mail. MCGEE's. 9th near st. was
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in y III. "Ward' prints, Acc. per TO-
Also. Cottage Cheese and butterniIk: sweet Mix
&c. per quart.
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DON'T GO CKAzY.-''Mens sana IN corpore sapou
Is an old saying and means sound mind In n
sound body" such can only be obtained by USING
Ut. BicklaBds scotch Oats Essence, the great
brain aud nerve food. healer, aud natures natural
nerve toni
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

tsok sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
residence, with all necessary oubuildiIas IN an isn
PROVING neghborhood; STREET Dot colItAins
about yO.o UO square feet A. IA fLOtckHEE.
mhl0-lm. 1T Cloud building.
ME- HAVE SEVERAL VERY NALUABLE
w large Properties for sale. situated ON Ma-saru.
sets extended and the fashionable Tenleyfcwa
road Also. humber OF beautiful Building sites s0ine
choice Lots and several splendid Suburban Farms
X. H. GOLDSBOkOUOH o.
a6-f.m,w.3m l4o5 D st
I>oR sALE-sUBURBAN JOrs-Ar BARGAlN-
II sherman ave, extension of 10th st. nv. small
cash payments. must be sold Room ~. Cor .oran
Building. f24-lm'
l>Ok sAIE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY
X Mount Peasant fine Lots at 80 cents Ter foot
Meridian Hill. fine Lots 81 40 cts per lot
Columbia College Grounds De Lots 81 % eta fooe
ja23-3m GURLEy BROS. l3l9Fst
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CHEW .Rosenfeld's GEM Tobacco.

Foe Washington dressed beer go 10 Jno. r. Kelly,
stalls COS 629 and go Center Market, and 2O0 and
EOS Northern Liberty. Corn beef specially.
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LOCAL MENTION.


Indications fer the 2. hours conin,encfi1 AZ n NJ
Tor The District OF Columbia, Delaware. Mary
Land. and virginia. fresh To brisk westerly w,nas
slightly warner, fair weather
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Phillips DigcstibIc Cocoa, a ve-y nu-
tritiOuS drink for children q
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Deeds in fee have been 1led as follows: Jos.
Brown TO Daniel Lockerman subs ~ and 81, so.
$50; and lot v. W. j. c. s sub Pie asant Plains: g.
:. j. Gass to Virginia NJ. Wilson sub 16 50. 475;
soOoO. W. A. stewart to Mary ]. Mari part 50.
south OF 1927; s..
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


FOR SALE-HOUSE
IyoR sAIr-rouR 1 !. ROOM HOE ,Es. WITH All
pTicc 90 600 e.ch' Aisa business prot,~r,y 1000 d
nv ,'' III per cent Investment Inquire I ~ SS@
MON sAI.-a.pa.,~ !, 4 p,,s,xxss ppopFsry
Il on 18th a: Also h.r.ssn on iiih -. near 81.
%Sis,s Il VIZ. ANhHs SON i's' S'' No'' '''
II windox t..,,.n'. sA,nbth fhoNf M 81
basement and s,nc, contain. q Tea room. and 18th;
term p' Pss % b ;os Sp.. ssi
balance on tine 20 srf, r-,rrhaSer knr,S 90
,,,,. nrNkN s6hDfoEn.
nhis-sw 1905 Pet NV
F !,t 3 sALs.aoSsEs. "
ese n e. D. D.. m Or. ............ s2.soo
esi st Sc "a :. s :1s IN IN. or az. 5000
sot siG n e. h. .s So'n :. NV .s.coo
siI sih ST ne. n h. sr ,o' " .s.ooo
800 Il n st N .. Or 500
t Ma 40 - IN Il s2t *sd o $, .ii,s
CAS- Sse n a. ne ooo"s Myrtle st. ne h ,-oo
L. srs -, 200 liis samson =; nv .'''
Ne asoo itso S Srm.; :; Loo
oi5 Is, St, sw- h. 400 -. IN i.boo
3sl 70 ss3S al .s - >. ne I Loo
3oe 9th ST. a. b. h. sr-. .''..,''|'.'' 200
,' ors; 3ooo Alley bet 9Th sth. q
h. :. $1,000 20 y - Cap p a ! e. " 900
olt 9th ST. ne, T. h; ~ hh, sr......- $50
10 Myrtle II m a hh- sos H. - ~"
9rs.........'--.. 32oo Or ....-.',.'-,..- u.s. ,no
-,...,sa... - !. -, -. -. -. - 49, WV
baaas Tor t YnS y, ,s q, ~, ,hs ySper,y on my
the LIST and 9Th Imhl3l 1Hos T. MA,iGAMAN
p>DR s.rr FIVE ~rw aptcES rn~. -
$50 IiNE NhM bnis Nc. hoNs iplS
"a I'm - ns' ~ass ~ e 49,, eooIr. es AZ
- ''N N - m sf,nsrp H.u - ~. sL ",
ese 49,, "a, ~ fALhHn- buhuer snd bNhr
"i"i- 81 'AVt 81 49,
uNOR SAIF-grRY DFsIRARIL Urn ST IurSi
II ness property b. A l. Star ONCE nllI.ss,t-
,,,p =. -, - -. =
II monthly Payments al cash prices
To parties seeking nice houcs and hrs, class txe.;
ments invite inSrecton Of those b.auttf,Il H,,,sr.
on II II. and lAnden Place n. e.
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CoLBrRSs PHILADxLPHIA MUSTARD.
The king OF condiments. The finest made. Fl
sale by grOcers.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE sl5O,ooo

We doberebg rertify that supervise the arrange
MemsJor an the Nonthtg and Quarterly Dra,ciags Of
re Lo,'sIW Sfoc Lottery Com .,dp .. d.d ~ J,crs0a
Mdnd0e AMI control The Drawings Themselves and fhat
me ~ si are cnydcfed dh hoestV yai'nes aud an
JOooJd'N tOrdyd al I,aTfcs, aud aUtLVTize he COM
pOng 10 this certificate NTH fdcsi,ojics OF on, j
natures attached, "a ats ddrrrttSslue,tsn
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Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
Tree. WAIFORD, AS7 Penna. ave. Snw was
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Royal SiIue'' mends China, GlassWO


Old Govt Java, fresh ana tine, :eSc. per pound,
guaranteed genuine. Sllyer-lear Japan Tea, SOC
per pound. Instantaneous Chocolate, a delightful
beverage, 2Jc a box. NJ a p. METZGER
L AZ .th n
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4 Real Pleasure Trip.

In Monarch palace cars-gOlag via the Southern
states-returning Via salt Lake city, Denver. Kan
sas city, - Louis and Wash ngt on-starts March
2i-thirty -four days enIoya able travelng-cost IN
Guiding all expenses. f:S0.
Never has \ trans-continen-ai trin h.aa, MANNED
70 equal this IN the amount OF sight-seeiiay easy
stages OF travelling provisions foe luxury ans, com
for, selections OF best routes and hotels and all
accomplished Ia comparatively short time ~ thai
even the buslst OF merchants can AFFORD 10 divest
himself 81 his daily cares. and one short month
devote himself 10 recreation.
The excursion train leaves PHILADELPHIA March
IT. at 1890 a. m: Haitiuere, -, D. m IA aShno
TON, s:.sp p n; arriving II Cincinnati next morn
one day will h. devoted 20 sjghr see,re, in Tho
xesrn Slty on .hs ONO The following morning
Likes the party u the genial climate OF the SunnY
sssdh- ami the secJud day l. devoted To- Chafis
nooga ami historic Lookout Mountain. The neil
two DAYS are spent In New orleans, which az mi.
r~ason. dressed lu semitropicsl foliage OF spring
b seen al its best.
4 day II devoted 10 san Antonio. the quaint old
Spanish city, AMI another day 10 HI Pasn 10 Oh
tain "A glimpse OF old Mexico. reaching southern
Galifornia and Los Angeles. The garen city OF the
IN california the major portion OF THE time IN san
Francisco. On the return. thirty six hours 10 ar
ranged that The SieEra Neyadas are sen by day
light brings the party 10 salt Lake city, TO be
followed with Visit 20 Denver, Kansas city st
LOUIS anu last, but by no means least. 20 Washing
Ton, where ample tic II given 20 Visit the nation
CAPITAL All particulars about this delight full trip
can be Obtained at ticket Offices Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Co. Nos 6l9 and i:sjl Pennsylva-
MA avenue. ana depot
MKT WEEK At THE NkrIoSAL-Mr. William Gil
letIr's successful war drama. ''Iield by the En-
erly will be the attraction at the National The
alter next week This play has already been seen
here, and made an excellent impression. seats 90
On sale THURSDAY morning.
WHEAT WAS THE latter WITH HIS No7IrER.-Chris-
topher .feinkins, a shoemaker pleaded guilty In
the Police Court to-day 10 a charge Of asslulting
his brother The latter testified that Chris said
10 him, .'Why don't you go up stairs TO see your
mother" He asked what was the matter with
her. when Chris. said .Ill tell you what Is the
matter with her," ard stabbed him In the face
with penknife. fine OF so or co days was i'm
posed.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-To RENT. WITH THE PRIVILEGE
w of buying. from 4 Ia 10 Acres of Land william 8
miles Of boundary. with comfortable house eight
more must have good fruit prefer station
Metropolitan Branch baltimore and OHIO Railroad
Address, with fu particulars. J. H. O., star oftce.
..il .f
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WALL PAPERS window shades. decorations &C.
RICHARD HENDERSON. g,3 st. NV.
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THE AUTHORS RIADINGS.-The sale OF seats for
these notable entertainments is now going for
ward at Brentano 5, and already there is good
reasons for believing that they will prove as sue
cessful financially as they are sure to be In other
respects.
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GovEkSNEST sale Of carpets, desks, martings
chairs. &C, takes place at the Treasury Depart-
Part TOMORROW at IL O'Clock m.
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MINIS good fur Derbys sI.Jo inc S. best &C. 20
latest 81 ylesl A. II. Lewis, AZ 9TH ST
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WashingtOm Lawns Again.

To the Editor Of TIE EVENING STAR:
Let us hope that Washington lawns may be de-
nvered nom some OF their friends CO. II .sN X
" wishes An example OF the result OF his treat
Inent let me recommend the Smithsonian grounds
which are neglected quite enough to satisfy his
wish. Much poor turf and more garlic are the re-
suit. Are not mowers used constantly ia san
Francisco and elsev here that we lawns worthy
the maine? Grass needs nearly OF all summer 10
rpen and SOW It's 5eed- \ good farmer i as
careful 10 harvest his hay before IL SONS its
seed as bis rye or wheat. lie never thinks
u sowing grass seed after the first season. and
The selfsoNn seed re atiyely amounts to moth
ing. pasture hay field or lawn, II properly fer
tliized and waterr1. Deeds new seed annually no
more than An orchard needs new trees every year
Grass Is perennial plant Give the lawn good
SEED 70 start with, plenty OF fertilizer, water aud
moving. deliver II from would-be friends and we
may have rich yelyety turf from Aprl TO Octo-
Der-a good turf always. Delta.
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CITY ITEMS.
The Gentle March Zen.vr

The Gentle March Zephyr
OF Monday and Tuesday, which played such Sc
Gret tones among the wires OF the Telegraph and
Telephone, interfered with the GREAT WHITE
CHINA SALE OF elegant seconds at the THE FAIR,
BIZ 1th st. n. w. Our friends who did not have a
chance TO get some OF those
GREAT BARGAINS IN WHITE CHINA
last week, will have a chance on
THURSDAY, MARCH Is, 1883
On that day we will place on sale the goods that
arrived last saturday.
Read the pricrs-come see the Goods.
At THE FAIR, Sl2 eth 81. NV.
Breakfast Plates, &C. each, Or for pc.
Medium &c. e" """ 2Sc
Dinner &C. 34c
Large &c. """ SOC.
Hotel Bakers, &c. i" 90" 2sc.
Dishes, &C. 8. 80" " :,Sc.
Pitchers from 14c. up to 39c. These pitchers are
worth fully double.
finch Platters for &C., worth 12c.
f f :: :" =; IS . s.:
square Covered Vegetable blsnes new patterns
Tor ACC, worth roc, and for 54c.. worth SIC.
Conee cups ana saucers for 42c. y doz., worth
Large Square-shaped Soup Tureen for 9sc
In addition TO above, we Will sell on the same day.
For Be. good folding Hat Rack.
FOR l9c. good Japanned Chamber Pals.
For h.c elegant cOlored Foot Tubs.
For BIC red-bOrdered Cocoa Mats.
the FAIR, sia eth st. NV.
''Saboro.o,' Cigar.! ssSaDoro.o,, Cigars.
The Acme in quality OF all DC cigars, 81 80 per
100 "Opera Boquer," "Opera Boquet" cigars mar
yels or beauty and excellence, 81 per box OF so
cigars A single trial Will convince you that we
sell The best cigars Tor the money 10 be found
NJ. a l.. METZGER,
Az eth ST. NV.
Something New in Photography!
Your portrait on Porcelain PLAGUE This
souvenir presented TO every customer ordering 4
dozen pictures until April the 18th only. ANTRIM's,
l".7 Pa. ave-, entrance to gallery on ground hoor,
California Tickets. j. +. Minor, b. q o.
Depot 26t
Piles thoroughly and permanently cured. Treat
menJ almost painless and no detention from bust
ness Consultation free. Dr. Shrader, Specialist
1905 9th st. NV. q
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pEoFEssoR LoIsETTLs LECTURES ON
NJ N Hrn NJ N q? # #nHF
Nm Nm KEE n n OOH 90 &c
x SN9 BOX f EEahS ffT Il SNE khsbiS
kes4YmsnIs4 bS MARI Twain RchT M, pr;sr the
Benjamin Henry Guy Carleton, &C. Larre Classes have
ell rersonay ns,Iucted At .ll the es!iig uniyersi-
isso f IN Ph "a III ''0 IN Detroit
given friday, MARcH I6: ,AFTERSooS at i.;,o;
EVENING at 4. Tickets. which are rood to either
at ras
( CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
March Il. Marchl9.
AUTHORS READINGS,
In aid of the
AMERICAN COPYRIGHT LEAGUE.
on which occasion the following writer's will render
iecions from their works
s + M Gqyt ciHmens MARK II r &C m1nner
~ Dr. EdMard E-gieston, T. W Glider;
$as SSisI E rsse FsnI K ssostson
Charles Dudley Warner
Reserved seats, s3 and So Sale Of seats opens at
B,srt1np Ige.dsE Grn Marsa b at 10 III,
business direction of tl.ese Readings. mhl2-Gt
HARhIs BIJoU THEATEh
IL ,2s~ ~, DAILY~2
BARLOW BROs.' MAsToD0N MiNsfEaLs,
Il, ss on the sd ss e4@ tie LS
ns xh.s OF Md ass:, SH and s!arR s. As
Men in the Profession including Strong aud Efficient
Next weel ffRHsf Er ST o %n Prevail mile
X EENAN's WASHINGTON THEATER
N Admission IL, 20 and SOC. Matinee 10 and 2oc.
The Original No
BOSTON HOWARD ATHENEUM STAR SPECIAL
TY COMPANY.
Always the Best presenting the Granlest Array of
NATIVE AND FOREIGN ARTISTS.
Matinees Mon.. Tues, Thurs and SAT-. mh12
u oTHs HALL, FORMERLY BEcKER's. WILL
reasonable Apply on premises. 02s 'iryinis ave- g.
L Asst WEEK OF Of THE btL EAT Ken, OF BATTLE
18th st., two blocks south of Pennsylvania ave-
Open from u. H. to 10 yI5
CONTEMPLATING A TRIP TO CALIFoRNIA
on or address J. +. MILNoR Ticket Agent, u. and o
I DspS. ave and St Through TICKETS g q.
sFfoI FNtE Es sEEaSis sEH sts M9srHLH
p. As e. AsspS ssasrn
F0E HEsr- faHrE MyH sEaSsT. LIGHT IN
parties. fairs, and ex5itions H''' 'e'eo 'r 0A''S
For terms apply in person or by letter TO J. II.
CRUGER. at the Armory, Monday, "Wednesday.
and Friday. between the hours Of 9 30 and p m.
jal4-s&w:p
GALIF RNIA.
~ Special Parties. Semi-nlonthly. Free Sleeping
Cars Cheap Rates. Southern Route.
Add ess T. HAwLEY, General Eastern Agent, :sB9
Broadway, New York: II. W. CARR. 402 Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia, any Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Agent
ta2S-w&sl6 lot
WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY,
COR. 22D AND STREETS n w.,
Has the
FINEST ACCOMMODATION FOR BOARDING
HORSES AND CARRIAGE ROOM
IN THE WORLD.
Inspection Of the Entire Establishment is Courted
mh3-1m l. ID. BROWN Proprietor.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A LBHUaHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE,.

~ ADASU0 . OnANO OfE6A HOUSE.
TONIGHT AT EIGHT
MATINEE SATURDAY.
1ns oressess comedisnne on the American staee.
the Iuimitable
VEENONA JARBEAU
Accompanied by VIII s RISING Richard r. Carroll,
koI:s Hattie Harvey Ian Ein. fSs
STRONGEST COMPANY
Ever oEansed for the Production of Musical Farce
comedy, presenting
STARLIGHT
An Epitome Of Mirth and Music.
THAT'S Enough. Don't You Thinks
Next wesk-CAslNo OPERA COMPANY mhla
A LBAUaH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
SALE OF SEATS BEGINS THURSDAY.
knsiEs Gponpa a0 SsSSs MsSSs 10.
rS he ssa fo.s
TWO LATEST nc SA snss'' SUCCESSES
Monday.
Wednesday.
Thursday.
s.. aa Nat. and Evn's THE MARQUIS ,ss,. a,
INTERNATIONAL
COUNCIL OF WOMEN,
ALBAUGHs OPERA HOUSE
MARCH 25 TO APRIL l.
Sessions 10 a. 745 pm
SEASON RESERVED SEAT TICKETS. a.
Sale of Season Tickets opens March 10.
Riggs House News Stand.
mh14-6t
P9sTPoNEMENTa ACCOUNT OF WEATHER
poned until future notice. IT.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY.
Annual Engagement of Mr.. and Mrs WI.
FLORENCE
FLORENCE.
FLORENCE.
FLORENCE.
FLORENCE.
THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING
HUSBAND HUNTING AND DoNBEY AND son.
Thursday and Friday. THE MIGHTY DOLLAR
Saturday Matinee THE FLIRT.
Saturday Evening, HUSBAND HUNTING and
DOMBEY AND son:
Monday. March 10
mh14 HELD BY THE ENEMY
eSS e THE
pRAC deln9nssrated by AIRS Louise and Miss
O'Clock, in LfSTHIcUM HALL Gsorretown. with 'S
class Of children from the audience and pupils PEN
Il
cars to 3lst st. mhl3-2t
PoToMAc BOAT CLUB
BAZAR AND EXHIBITION.
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY,
EVERY NIGHT UNTIL SATURDAY. MARCH IL.
Splendid Music Singing and REGULATIONS by leading
Artists.
GREAT FEATURE-THE $4,000 HOUSE,
Which goes to the holder OF the LUCKY 5Ocent Ticket
This structure is at 14ls 9TH street, and is magn-
cent home.
Tickets are sale in every prominent store in the
District and Alexandria, and viii be sold
also III the Hail during the Fair.
Admission. 10 cents. mh1-:,w
HYpNoTIsM
PROF. CARPENTER
A.Wilafd Hall
FIFTH AND POST NELY LAST WEEK.
Commencing MONDAY. MARCH l.. Every Night at s
WONDERFUL fUN.
Admission. - cts Reserved seats, 80 eta. mhl2Gt'
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DAMAGE FOR TEARING OUT PARTY WALL--Yes-
terday, in Circuit Court No. 1, verdict for 800
for plaintiff was rendered tn the case OF JnO. II.
Wright agt; saml: Lee: The defendant is a con-
next TO the one owned by the Neale family, No.
46s l street southwest, and occupied by Jno.
he torn out without the permission or the owners
OF the tenants, and the tenants were obliged to
remove thereIr Eff; The defense !, claimed the
Der of inches upon DEFENDANTS land.
NEXT WEEK AT ALBAUGHs-A company from
the New York Casino VIII present two operas, new
10 Washington, at Albaugh'S next week. These
are ,Madelon which WIN be sung the irst three
three The sale OF seats for the engagement begins
at the box Office Thursday morning.
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN
Yesterday, Crown agt Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Co.; argued and submitted. Martin agt.
opinion by Chief Justice.
EQUITY COURT-Jud1e Cor
Yesterday. In re John Foller, alleged iunatic;
payments into court by LOUIS p. shoemaker
dered. Meeth Bros agt Stott; partial distribu-
ton of assets ordered Strong agt. Sherman; con-
veyance ordered.
CIRCUIT COURT No. I-Judge Hu0ner.
new trial filed.
CRIMINAL COURr-Judge Montgomery.
Yesterday. Cyril p. Benedict, embezzlement; in
dicted, arraigned plea, guilty; sentence, penten-
tiary three and a half years. RObt. RhOne assault
TO kill; recognizance taken.
PROBATE COURT-Judge Cor
Yesterday, Estate Edward Fee, alias Alexander;
receipt or legaiee. Estate Robt. n. Shaw decree
releasing and dschar- ing Robt. A. Phillips from
accountability. Estate JAS A. Jarboe sworn state
ment OF Administrative In lieu or account
POLICE COURT--Judgc Shell
To-day, James McQuillan. profanity: collateral
forfeited. James Murphy. disorderly conduct; uO
Frank Nolan, profanity; - or days. John W.
Philips, violating building regulations: So col
lateral forfeited. Harry Smith, disorderly con-
duct; collateral forfeited. john Mccall, assault:
81 or q days. Charles H. Harris, colored, larceny;
s. and restitution,
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GAS FIxTUREs ELECTRIC cHANDEIIIcRs
NJ Finest line crystal Chandelier IN the city Mann,
featured by SCHULTZ GAS FIXTURE And Ar.
METAL CO. $40 11th st. NV mh5 -:sn
Gas fIxTgEEs.-oENAnENrAL BRAss GOODS
NJ Of every doscEptlon- Manufactured by
scHplIz Gas FIXTURE AND All METAL. co.
mho-Sm 5l0 11th o. -.
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AUCTION SALES.

EVALTER ID. WILLIAMS Co. Auctioners.
TRusTEEs, SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFEcTscA
PITS. ETC. AT AUCTION.
nv yirtue 0 deed Of trust dated November II at A
d fss0 and duly recorded I'M Liber No. TX a folio
800 ct seq VI the land records Of the District 81
Columbia and by direction OF the party ed there
In shall sell In front Of Waiter b. Williams Co.'S
auction corner 10th and West
ON SATURDAY. MARCH SEVENTEENTH A n
1885, the furnture carpetA. bedding, etc. Ioned
in schedule attached to said deed 81 trust named M
Psrlor Suite. pieces; Antique Oak Suite. Hall Rack
M. T. sideboard- Walnut Dining room Chsiru. Extsu-
slon Table, Bedstesds Bureaus and Washstands -Four
Ash Chamber suites. Hair and Hurk AAttr~ses, Wirs
Mattrsssee. Brusxels, Ingram and other Carpfta
Turconans. Lace curtains window Shades. aud osher
goods mentioned In sciseduie marked "a" aniseKe
90 said trust too numerous 90 mention
Terms cash-
mhi4-3t WALTER b. WILLIAMS. Trua.e.
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Piles thoroughly and permanently cured Treat
ment almost painless and no detent ion from bust
ness Consultation free. ID. Shrader, Specialist,
1906 9th ST. NV. q