Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1885, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE oF Tite CHIEF SIGNAL OFviCen, Wasntxcrox, D. C., Oct. 24, 1965,'11 am, For the middle Atlantic Warmer, generally fair weather, winds abit {0 east and south, preceded by northeast wi in southern portions, generally lower Déarome- or Sunday, slightly warmer, general shir ther {s indicated for districts an the. Seant, Local rains arg, indicuted £05 the jons and the upper Mississippi Faller, Slightly warmer weather. PP. *#¥H ——___ Moszs & Sow, cor. of 11th and F streets, havé the largest establishment and stock of bold farnishings in this District, and they core dially Invite the public to cali and see: their es- {adlishiment and stock, all of whieh Is marked in plain figures. Take’ one of the elevators to the oof and witness the best view to be bad of this city, and if convenient walk down and see for yoursel! the prices at which they are selling their A courteous set of salesmen are ©n each floor to answer any and all questions, Prixtrxe.—For all kinds of mercantile work go to Judd & Detweiler, 420 11th street, north Of Star office. MAKE your selections of boo! at Whit aed tents of Poms ety Eacu oF Tux Laptes will be heard in solos ‘at the Quartette concert. 1 WiLL Buy a fine walnut marble-top sideboard oni’ trot tne ie ane eee large cylinder bookcases, with desk Pe ‘alnut hair cloth lounges, $6.60. Amer- mahogany chamber suites, + Our walnut parlor suites still (ake the fead. A ‘W more walnut hall stands, at $6. Ash and cherry chitfoniers, $15. Walnut wardrobes, $16.50. Ash wardrobes, $12. A. very hand: some chamber suite, just received, we aresell- Ang at $45, with marble to mirror on the Wwashstand. Wm. H. Dunn, 311 7th st. nw. AxorTHER Lor of those 10c. pencils received at Whitaker's, For Briers, Records, Reports, and Court Work, go to Judd & Detweiler. Haver your card engraving and wedding plates work done at Whitaker, 1105 Pa. ave. WARDES A. A. Bavsit, of the Sing Sing, New ‘York state prison, says Brandreth’s Pills are the most valuable cathartic he ever used. He has been a great sutferer from rheumatism and blood poisoning, but obtained very little re- lief trom medicine or doctors until he com- menced using Brandreth’s Pills. He took any Dills inten days. They not only cured hija of Theumatism, but cave him a vigorous sppet and purified his blood completely. _ PeRweer EpITi0xs and bindings ofall books ait cost at Whitaker's. F i fied e bili io equity agduse We Renedsaigs ‘bili in equity againse We Gator of Isador U. Caiston, for the sale of Foal estate to pay debts of deceasdde ts Lares in search of Sealsitit’ Secques will find size; quality and prices guaranteed at Stinemets & Son, 1237 Pennsylvania avenue. Ong DotLar AXD NINETY Cexrs will buy a Brown or Black Derby, either Duntap or Broad- way block, ut Frac, corer 7th and D, the only sirictly one price Latand gents’ store in this city. Se Sets or Dickrxs, Thackeray, MeCauly and Others at cost at er sige Miss EWAx will sing the elebrand Ridlan Boll Song on Wednesday night, , GENTLEMEN'S HaTs bearin# the-trade mark N. Y.,” can only be bought in this city at Stinemetz & Son, 1287 Pemusyiva- nia ave. Guoxra and Floralte are the new diseovery flowers. “Try thems. See Sunday Capa, INCIDENTS and Ancedotes of the Civil War, by Admiral Porter, just out, $1.30; Whitaker's, ALL-Woot Cuinp’s PAN’ man, corner 7th and EL A Bie Rvs to-day at Habn’s Shoe House, owing to special drives. See exty Fre! Dox’? Miss the opportunity ae Wiajt- sker’s to make your purchis&s@F VOUNB et cut, GextLEwes’s Hats bearing the trade mark of “Knox.N.Y.,"ean ont: ry OX, can only vo bwment tm bie glty A New Deranrcre.—Compisints are fre- Guent by those interested in stock specatation Gis city" ecounizing this tacts 3. award ts ena J. it F street, have ‘concluded to rs the benetit of the recent tare, issions and MoyRy To LOAN ou real estate, Jas. H. Marr, 936 F street. Photographs, 905 Pa. ave. AREESTED.—The attentionaf every one who €xamines the magnificent: pana ifure displayed on one Hoor by GomoHre! ‘i Fellows’ Hall. The latest ‘styles at the lowest Prices. Ports, Fiction, Standard, Juvenile Miscel- Jancous Books at cost at Whitaker's. Hovses Rextxp and rents coflected. Jas. H. Marr, 936 F street, JUST ARRIVED with the sleamer W. A.Schot- ten a large shipment of the, celebrated Deln- hardt & Co. cased Rbine wines. Sold at New York = at Chr. Xander's, NO. 909 7th at. INSTANTAN! Bw. 2 : ALL-woor CHILD'S PAN 75 cents Bike- mena conker Gime Be tee ere Neer Led No RESERVATIONS. All bookesat éust ot Wibit- aier's. i ie Tce sey THE LATEST STYLES in’Fine atiMeeryxand res, at hing: y . For sile How at all news stands. Price 3 cents. sold, ané exebanged. ‘Marr! 900:F streot. Tax Depty BeeK ix without doubt the Bnest male quariette in tlie FaRediBtates, Convention at Butt Wee pictorial «ar ‘auy- Yet seen in this As an extra induce. | Ment we will until New Year furnish 12 Ele. Gant Cabinets for Two Dollars (formerly $6.00) With @ proportionate reduction on all styles of Fine Artist! Photographs and Portraits. Rieb- ard Waizis Imperial Studios, 819 Market Space, and 477 Feuussivania axenue; also 205 | ~ Baltimore street, Baltiniore, Ma. ee ALL New Books at cost; Whitaker'a, Bex Hvz, $1.05. Only85 copies left. STRONG-MINDED WoMAN dy, Heramond; se quel to L. A. L., just out, Sie Wilbore Ping Portrar rs. emethy, 1109 Pa. a Fusseit's Ice Crea and Charlotte Resse, 1427 New York avenue. « Set THE MANHATTAN SeLr-Corfing Ixx, Bsed without letter press or molature at Whitaker's. Du. Hippex, at Willard’s; on Monday, 12 to 4 p.m. Locat’ treatment given for diseases ot Rose, throat und Jungs. Relers to citizens suc- Ceastully treated. Free cupsultation 12 1 1. Oxpsx your Ice Cream at Reis ingers, at 235 Gat nw. To Oxpex, $5 pants. Elseman, oor. 7thand E, Iy You Want Booxs now is the time tomake selections at Whitaker's. ‘Loxpon Cough Syrup, only 10 and 25¢.s bottle. STERLING silver head Silk Umbrellas, $2.25; from Isaac Suiith’s, New York. at Stinemets & Son, 1237 Pennsylvania avenue, IMITATING OrTiciaNs ruin t ‘ ‘eyesight. Consult CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements Te-Night. NATIONAL THEATER.—“Monte Cristo.” ALBAUGH'S OrzkA Hovse.—Frank Mayo in “Nordeck.”” Forp’s Orega Hovse.—“A Tin Soldier.” WAsHINGTON Rink.—Ninth street and Rhode Island avenue. NatioxaL SKATING Rix —Thred sessions : ! i Delis) oe toe ee A Rebbery at the Race Course. ‘TWO YOUTHS HELD TO ANSWER FOR THE LAR- *CENY. James Riley, seventeen years old, and Wil- Mam Johnson, colored boy about the same ‘age, were placed on trial in the Police Court this ‘morning,chatged with larceny from the person— 8 $50 vote and a $2 note from the pocket of Christopher West, a butcher, who resides on the Bladensberg road, while at the race track yesterday. Mr. Carrington for the i801 4 Mr. Thomas for “4 Sint Wert tentifed that he was at the race wack esterday, and when he went to bet on ® race, oney, $52 was gone. TB Monroe, colored, testified that he had been ‘with West during’ the afternoon, and he saw the white boy take the money from West's [att pocket. The colored boy aiterwards told ‘Oiicer Shechas testified that he arrested Riley, and recovered $68.85 from him. He de- nied the charge of larceny, and said the mont was hls own. |The case was sent to the grani Jury: bonds $300. ‘The prisoners were ‘com- mi “I will ask that the witness, Monroe, be under bonds,” said Mr. Thomas. “You will bet on the races to-day,” sald Mr. Carrington. ‘The Court required $200 bonds of the witness, ia defauit of which be was committed with the detendants. Complaints About Potomac Water. A SCARCITY SINCE THE K STREET MAIN WAS REPAIRED—THE NEW DAM NEARLY COM- PLETED—A GROWL FROM BIGGS STREET. Residents on the higher levels, especially in that portion of the city supplied by the K street main, as well as others, complain that since it was repaired they do not get the same supply of water with which they were tavored before the accident. Then, they bad a fair supply in the second stories during the day, but now nota di comes through the pipes between 6 a. m. and or7 p.in. Those who have investigated the cause of this find several reasons for it. One is, that the pressure on the cross mains has not been restored, tnat, in fact, a full supply has not been sent through the principal main, and another is that the pressure is lessened by the constant flowing fountains in lowa circle and Franklin park. water official, in con- Typaion with o rae reporter to-day,, gata: “The s Teally oug! larger, than it was before the accident to the K ‘street main, for the force of water at mouth of the aqueduct is certainly greater. The Po- tomac isiull of water. The dam across the river at the Great Falls isso nearly completed that | £ there is an fnereased supply already into the aqueduct. In the course of twoor three weeks, when the dam will be finished, the rise will bé at least fiteen inches and that'increase will be found in the receiving reservoir and ought to be sent into the distributing reservoir tor the benent of the city.” “Then Washington ought to derive a partial Denetit from the new system, by the completion ofthe dam, this fall?” “Yes, sit; if the Increase is intelligently dis- tributed through the mains.” It {s believed that the new aqueduct and res ervoir will be completed within a year, but ince the breaking of the K street main the Question hes been raised as to whether the old mains in the city that have been laid fora quarter of a century can stand the in pressure from the Soldiers’ Home reservdir. ‘To the Editor of Tue Evesixa Star: 1 have lived and paid water taxes on Riggs street for two years; during that time there has been no water above the first floor except for an hour or two just before midnight each day, and now the supply on the first floor is scarcely sufficient to fill the boiler attached to the range. Itis absurd to pretend that there is notan abandant supply of water. Why is it with- held? And why should tenants be taxed {or water they cannot get? Bath tubs, under the cireumstances, are useless, and water closets are likely to become sources of disease. The Distrlet Commissioners pay no heed whatever to the prayers oi the neighborhood. Is it pos- Bible that they enjoy the flendish satisiaction of withholding the water supply which they are appolated to see properly distributed, or is there any explanation to be made that will make it unnecessary for tenants to seek other homes in order to obtain a desired supply of water. Deovast. ‘The Accident in the Tunnel, THE DEATH OF M’DONALD INVESTIGATED BY A CORONER'S JURY. Coroner Patterson held an inquest at Wise’s Undertaking establishment, West Washington, jast evening, upon the body of James McDonald, who was killed in the new aqueduct tunnel yesterday morning by the premature explosion of dynamite blast. Join Burgan, the first witness, stated that he saw freman Cook pass the last cartridge that was. fk the drill hole to McDonald, and the latter wae tamping the cartridges with a stick. He thought the concussion produced by the tamping might have caused the explosion. Mr. H. M. Wood- ward, the Inspector of the work, also expressed the opinion tbat the cartridges’ had been weci— dentuily exploded in tamping. Andrew Handy and James Reedy, who were in’ the heading at the time of tue explosion, also described the accident as Burgan had done. The Jury reu- dered a verdict that MeDonaid’s death was caused by “an accidental explosion of dyna- mite.” McDonald’y retains were to-day sent to hls home in Little Fails, New York, ——— THE SoLpiers’ Home Homrcrpr.—To-day Patrick Naughton, indicted for the murder of Edward Alexander, alius Fee, on September 16th, 1885, by cutting him with a knife in the abdomen, Was brougnt up from jail and ar- falgned in the Criminal Court this morning and pleaded not guilty. Mr. T. C. Taylor ap- Beured for Naughton, and Mr. Coyle, assistant istrict attorney, for the prosecution, stating that Mr. Worthiugtou desired to try the case and was sick. No day was fixed for the trial. no Huvp yon Sreatixg 4 Team—Louls Rosen- bush left bis horse and wagon at the K street market yesterday, and when he went after it the team was gone. Meanwhile Officer MeN: mara bad arrested Louls Curter, colored, wi had the wagon filled with wood, and locked him up at the second precinct station. This morning, in the Police Court, Carter was charged with grand larceny, and’ the case was sent Lo the grand jury; bonds $300, pit i Comixe Wepp ‘Miss Mattle Lee Fristoe, daughter of Pr 'f. Fristoe, 1s to be married to Mr. James Fred. Rule, at 1 "o'clock p.m., Oc- tober 28, at the First ‘Baptist charch, isth stree a From PHILADELPHIA IN Less THAN THREE Hovxs.—On Sunday last a gentleman on his Way to this ci: i missed a train he had intended to take in Philadelphia, and being anxious to reach Washington at 3p. m.,he applied for a cial train, special cur Was attached to en- ine 56,5. Hurd, engineer, and started with him at 11:28 a.m. from Philadelphia und rolled into the depot here at \6 p. m., making the 187% miles in two bours und forty-eight min- utes. inoiling up itis estimated that fifteen minutes were lost, reducing the actual running tie totwo hours and thirty-three miautes, ‘The speed on sume portions of the track was over a mile a minute, and the average 53.4 miles per hour. ee Timorky SANs DyING.—A dispatch was re- geived by bis friends here this morning that Mr. Timothy Sands, of nis city, was dying in Cio- cinnatl, Some months ago'he wandered away ees home, leaving word that he was going to alitornia, His son-in-law, Mr. Croissant, fert to-day to take care of him. ——-- REAL ESTATE Satxs.—Mrs. Rebecca F. Ed- mondson has sold to Marion Gouverneur for 000 a house on the south side of Rhode nd avenue east of 17th street, B. F. Morsell, trustee, and Laura It and Richard T. Morsell have sold to George R. Stetson for $13,500, lot on the north side of Massachusetts avenue, between Lith and 15th streets, Base Batt With Carps.—A movement is on foot to organize a league of base ball clubs bere the coming winter. Serle will be played with cards made especially for the pure pose. Several of these leagues were formed in Borthern cities last winter, and the organiza- tion of base ball parties in social circles is said w have afforded much pleasure to the partici- pants, Eight, six, or four clubs ean constitute @league, Already four clubs in this city have be ren their intention of becoming members ihe league, und but four more are needed to make itasuccess. A meeting wiil be hela at Pineal pepe nee Tuesday afternoon fot ns purpose of Orgatising aod taking ® schedule Drgnmes to be played. pose Rossanizs Reronrep.—S, D. Evans, 1309 N street, reports stolen frem bureau drawer in is house yesterday $90.—J. C. Ashby, 224 GMSb Oiare, 1413 ren. street reports stor 4 at stolen from him one gallon of whisky and the same quantity of gin; value $3. mi value 63. ‘Tax “Bre” Lreet Casz.—Thecase of William Calvin Chase, editor of the Bee, charged by Miss fevegeedars teak wan te tay Roles cat y "6 today, continued until nest Friday. Mz. Xaxper's New BumLpixc.—The new ‘at 909 strest, recently completed . Chris. wine merchant, Is no- He on account, not only of ite substantial and st character, but also of its adaj fios to the businées to which it was boom No Matigrs ox WEDNESDAY.—The man- ‘of the New National Theater, im eon- juue in the future the matinee. Hereafter there ‘Saturday, ‘The District Reform School. FATHER WALTER'S CHARGE THAT IT 18 BEO- TARIAN—WHAT THE TRUSTEES SAX —THE TERM OF SERVICE. “What have you to say,” said = reporter of ‘Tae Sran this morning, to the president of the board of trustees of the Reform School, “to Fa- ther Walter's public statement that the Cath- olies had been refused permission by the au- thorities of thie school to give religious instrac- tion tothe Boys of Catholic parentage in that institution?” nel, ve to way,” was the answer, “tha ther "Waltse Nad boss iiinformmed. “Ihave mades careful inguiry into the charge and cannot find that any such refusal was ever made, certainly ot by the present members of board, some of whom have see: ten years of service there, “The board have absolute control of the institution, and even if they were so inelined it would be quite impos: sible to enforce sectarianism in the school. It isa te nt institution. The President of ta ited States aj potas its trustees and the SiSti HAT Ney eaten tres al bat all coma Pathor Wiget, himselt or 8 Gatholle nee was, ai one time's "member of the of trustees, and a most excellent member he Was, He used to administer the in- ‘struction of the Catholic church to boys of that school gore tH sd advice giye the whole some advice. He was a disci- pu in aif of the walks of life,” “Are there afly boys of Catholic parentage in the school now ¢” Sir; there are twenty-two white bo: and nine colores boys—thirty-one in all—who are being about one-fifth of the entire othen there is no need of an application to to secure lexis on make the pees ” ightest. Pray: add that jans who commit boys to the fa the courts and the ot are lately laboring under an impression that they can be released In ashort time. The board does not interfere, as a rule, with the sen- tences of the court, and will not release, except in cases of t_ emergency (such as severe ill- pay Ge a es 6 @ year, if not longer. Tease no boy hereafter who has not served his ‘time for teformation.” ee ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Cor nelia Devendorf to Elizabeth C. Shellenberger, sub. 24, aq. 184; $4,200. W. B. Bryan to Joho . Waggaman,' lots 66 and 67, 8, P, B.'s sub. it, Pleasant; $1,600. J. B. Falck to Lizetta , 8q. 933; $1,625; and lots 10, 11 964; $2,650. Stilson Hutchins to Tot 23, sq. 968; $2,200. A. L. Barber to J. J. Albright, lot 14, block 4, LeDroit Park; $—," Columbian university to R.A. Charles, lot 60, south grounds Columbia col- Jege; $8,500, 0. B. Groff to Lillian M. Du Paul, lois 74 and 76, sq. 1003; $1,825. W. F. Mat- n itearn,' paris 28 and 39, sq. 544/532. Same to Antoinette F. Manne: ‘anid ‘ Jay to G. trustee, lot 62, sq. 182; $4,500. _K. Trueman to Adolph Behrend, s. half 27, 99. 516; $1,800. A. Webster et al., trustees, to J. Ford Thompson, lot 1 and. part 33, sq. 127; $10,500. Re A. Charles’ to Martin’ E. Hull, lot 50. B. H. Webb, trustee, to Bridget Doherty, lot 13, sq. 600; . Ann A. Norris to Sarah N. Nor- ris, pt. 4, sq. 141, Georgetown; $—.. H. A. Gris- oe Lyon, lots 140 aud “141, Union wn; $325. W. O'Brien to George £. Moore, ff» sub 41, vq, 567; $800. A. Hyde et al. to D. Cartier, lot 54, tq. 248; $16,000. L. G. Hine to Virginia S. Williamson, sub lot |. B20; $2,115. C. B. Jewell to A. W. Reynolds, sub lots 63 to 55, sq. 179; $14,446. B. H. Warner to F. R, Windsor, lot 166, sq. 156; $11,000. Trost crate Holy Cros ehureh t2 F. K indsor, q. 154: $4, jary Sweeney toJ. J. Eeousrar pt. 2i,'sq. 540; $=, Fred P. Bruch to A. A, Brooke, lot I, Girl's Portion; $1,000. A, A. Brooke to Emil J. Bruehl, same property $1,000. B. Burnstine to Christine K. Raub, lots Band #89, 1072; $1,178.90, James I, Ward tos. alker, part ‘26, iq. 800; 3, Same to 4.8, Waller, sab D, d J.P. Keenan to to of W. Bave, sub 59, q. 935; $1,950. L. G. Hine Laura Sbaklejord, sub lot 97, 8q. 620; $2, he Michael Phillips to W. u'Brien, part 3, sq. 512; 1,700, 1, A. Wood et al, ‘trustees, to M. echt, n. % 8, sq. 950; $5,525. S. Bieber et al, trast to same, lots 14, 15 and part 13, i S49; foes. E, 8. Westcott et al., trustees, 5,699.29, T. Snifin to G. Fouse, lot 14, sq. 2,500. Re- becea F. Edmonswn to Marian Gouveneur, sub }, $q. 18%; $10,000, &c. B. k’, Morsell,tras- at eon ree A. Stetson, sub. 18, sq. 212 $28,500; HL. Tripiett, to Jusepl, Guia, lots }, 9, and 10, sq. 1,028; $3,000. J. A. Stephen- wou to W. 8, Olive, parts 15 and 16, sq. 413; $—. W. O'Brien to Elizabeth A. Moore, sub 38, sq. 567; $4,800, Same to Sarah E. Moore, sub.'37, 8q. 587; $3,800, Sruprnts’ Art LRAGUE.—A number of ladles and gentlemen assembled at the residence of Mr. Burnett, 1215 { street, yesterday evening, and wok the first Bee towarts the organiza- tion of a students’ Art League in Washington. ‘The league {s to be conducted on a plan similar to that ich bas been so successful in New York city. It 1s the opinion of resident artists that such an association of art students, man- aged by themselves and for their benefit, shouid be in existence here. A second meeting will be held at the same place on Wednesday evening next at 7 o'slock. ee “VISITATION ACADEMY,” GEORGETOWN, D. C. “We have tried for two years both the square and upright Bradbury Pianos, and express our satisfuction. We are pleased with both the tone and action of them.” seni PSS DepicaTorY SERVICES AT FALLS CHURCH, Va.—To-morrow at 3 o'clock p. m., the Presby- terians of Falls Church, Va., will dedicate their beautiful new church edifice. Dr. W. A. Bart- lett, of the New York Avenue church, will reach the sermon, assisted by Drs. B. F. Bit- Hnger, John Chester and Kev. David H. Riddle, the pastor. Thechurch ts of rough, light and Buxed colored stone taken from u quarry near by, and the style is very neat and imposing, being vomewlfat similar in appearance to the Ascension chufeb building, on Massachusetts avenue, ‘in this city, but of smaller dimen- sions. ‘This congregation bas been {n existence for 30 or 40 years, and its enterprise in erecting this very attractive und enduring edifice in the thrimy town of Falls Church entitles it to praise. zene Ch moreut The Courts, CrimixaL CourtT—Judge MacArthur. Today, Michael Bigan, larceny; committed in: default of ball. Patrick Nuugtiton, murder; pleaded not guilty. Joseph Arego, peer counterfelt money; order that $250 be deposite: in Heu of giving ball. Pouce Court—Judge Snell. Today, James Quarrels, colored, incorrigi- bility; personal bonds. Jacob Hall, colored, carrying a slungshot and disorderly’ conduct: $25 or 75 days, Thomas Washington, indecent exposure; $5 or 15 days. ee The M. E. Sanday School Convention. THE CLOSING SESSIONS AT ANNAPOLIS—PROS* PEROUS CONDITION OF THE DISTRICT SCHOOLS, Correspondence of Tae EVENING Star ANNAPOLIS, MD., Oct, 23. ‘The fourth session of the Sunday school con. vention of Washington district, Washington annual conference, in. Asbury M. E. SRBSDE convened Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock! Rev. W. W. Foreman delivered the welcome ‘address; response by Rev. J... Chestnut, Com- mittees on LG ppt and temperance were appointed, and a collection was raised for the mission. ‘The fifth and sixth sessions of the convention consisted of discussions of several questions bearing upon church and Sunday school work. The seventh and last session con- vened at 8 o'clock rE The question: “Are the childrenot the M. E. chureh as well cared foras the children of other denominations?” was warmly and beneficially discussed. In- structive essays were read by Misses Elizabeth E. D. Davis and Katie MeGoens. Reports from the Sunday schools of the district were read, showing that all of them were prosperous. "Res olutions on temperance, the Sun ay schools, and of thanks to the pastor, his people and the kind friends of Annapolis for their hospitality, and the president, were adopted. The presi- dent and Rey. J. W. Dansbury then made clos- ing remarks, by way of advice and _encourage- ment, after which the convention adjourned, to meet again In, 1986 at Mt Zion M.E. church, Georgeto c ME. PURVIS INTERVIEWS THE PRESIDENT ON THE REMOVAL OF FRED DOUGLASS, From the Philadelphin Press of to-day. Mr, Robert Purvis, of this city, returned from uous complete performance, have con- be ‘Washington yesterday, where he had gone for the purpose of seeing the President in regard to the appointment of @ successor to Fred ‘8 recorder of deeds for the District of oat slam Toe Prec eparier who eaw nin at me. yeuterd: he. ex htmsel ” eiaed. his Teeepiion by toe e ast knows? be tald ee ae now,” Sic: gieaatye astisan, ‘who made fiery 5) hes ior “avor wits the party’ in power by ena. {Og Ser Cleveland. “You rementoor hie anne other day when be said that nothing that ashington, Garfield, or Lincoln had ever said. the words of President Cleveland ia and took rs hesenid. that ita colored fone of suitable ae tainments could be foand he need not bea because colored democrats are few, but if he t in politics be would Sole feel pretty suroot encecae + i Tad ameiber chose ir vis continued. “It was to tell it that this was a en for sdministration to ‘win the man, The ‘still a slave i i 4 i jase Feeed H E THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.©.. SA’ Amusements, Baven’s OPERA Hovse.—“Alone in Lon- dan? a melodrama from the peu of Robert Buchanan, the English will be produced for the first time in this city at Albaugh’s Mon- ‘evening and through the week. It is sald to be a strong and picturesque play, full of human interest and with many’ touches humor. Jt will be mounted in speciacular-sty le, with fine views of the Old Sluice House, West- minster bridge and the houses of parliament, ‘The cast which has been given «the play is ex- ceptionally good. Miss Cora Tanner has been highly praised for her enactment of the leading Pole: “other well-known members of the come \y are Herbert Archer, Walter Reynolds, Miss Belle Archer, Miss Grace Hathaway and Miss jeanor Lane. : Eitonn's OPska Hovse.—“A Moral Crime,” by Elwyn A.Barron and Morgan Bates, will be the play at Ford’s next week. This drama has been fecaived with great favor in Buffalo, Chicago and New York, remaining tor seven’ weeks in the last named city. It will be mounted here with the identical scenery used at the Union Square theater, New York, the stage at Ford's being entirely cleared to give room for the new sets. Much of the furniture employed in New York will also be seen here. The cast of the play is unusually strong, for a traveling organi- Fation,including some of the most, popular Amer. Jean actors and actresses. Among thom are Marie Prescott, Maggie Harold. Joseph Haworth, Henry E. Walton, Wm. Davidge, and E. H. Sothern, The stage settings, {t is promised, will be as fine as anything seen here. The name of J. M. Hill, under whose management the organization is, affords guarantee that these promises will be fulfilled. NATIONAL THEATER.—Those popular come- aians, Harrison and Gourlay, aided by what is said to be the best comedy organization that has ever appeared with them, will present their famous laughing success “Skipped by the Light of the Moon,” at the National theater next week. Since last seen here many new features and new music bave been introduced, and the skip is now spoken of as being funnier than ever before. Louis Harrison and John Gourlay need no introduction to the public of this city. Both of them are capable of creating an unlim- ited amount of merriment under almost any circumstances, and there are situations in “skipped by ‘the Light of the Moon” which afford them every faclilty for exercising their pecullar talents. Sr. CECELIA QUARTETTE CONCERT.—Seats for tne ‘annual concert of the popular St. Cecelia Quartette, which takes place at the Congress. jonal church Wednesday evening next, may. be obtained without extra charge at’ Eliis’ musiestore. The Dudley Buck Male Quartette of Boston will assist, HERz00's OPERA Hovsr.—An English ac- tress, Miss Claire Scott, will appeal to local favor at Herzok's the coming week. She will appear in three dramas. During the first three days of the week “The Woman {n Hed’ will be presented. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights Miss Scott will be seen in “Leah, the For- saken,” while “East Lynne” will be given at the matinces. THEATER Comrque.—Another billoflight and laughable features, including operatic bur- lesque, female minsirelsy, serio-comie singing, nd dancing, is in preparation for the patrons of this house’ next week. The Alice Oates en- gagement has been very successful. ime MUSEUM.—An unusually strong attrac: tion will be presented at this popular resort the coming week in the person of Frank I. Frayne, Pho .will be assisted by his own company an the famous dog Jack, in rendering the drama “The New 8i Siocum; or, Struck Oil at Last.” — Affairs in West Washington. Fracrurep His Rigut Lee.—John Walker a carpenter, forty-two years old, employed on the new building being erected for the Metro- politan railroad stables, while stepping from @ trap door to the roof of the new bullding this morning, missed his footing and fell to the ground, a distance of twenty-six feet, and frac- tured his right leg above the knee, le was re- moved to his home, 2441 P street, where Dr. Kleinschmidt rendered medical aid, BrTTER.—Joseph Nicholson, one of the em- ployesof the Foundry branch shaft, who was injured by the explosion yesterduy, was re- ported as being somewhat better this morn- Ing. Heat EsraTe SAue—Mesers. Adams & Beall have sold for Messrs. Rutt & Newman two frume houses, Nos, 1618 and 1620 Valley street, for $1,675 cash. VEMPERATURE AND CONDITION oF WATER ATT A. 4.—Great Falls, temperature, 52; con- dition, 5. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 58; conditjon at north connection, 4; south connection, 3. Distributing reservoir, tem- erature: 52; condition at influent gatehouse, dition at eflluent gatehouse, 25. Hight tdes if the river to-day at 7:10 @ im, and 7:07 — Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THE EVENING STAR. Hroterearion To-DAr.—The work of regis. tration is going on in all the wards to-day. The registers have their books open at the usual pices of election, and over 40 registrations have already been made. The political com- mittees are busy in various sections urging regis- ration, ‘Tue DEATH oF THE Docs.—There are dogged looks and curses about the city market now. The dogs of several valuable citizens will fre- quent the market no more. They kept the bad company of curs of low degree it had annoyed the butchers very much. The “dog button” and they could not exist together in the market, now the dog button has been eaten and the cogs are dead. REPORTED FIGHT AnoUT THE SPorrs— It is reported here that _a fight occurred between Austin Siphax and H. u. Holmes, two colored politicians of the county, in the room of Hon. Lewis McKenzie, Gen. Muhone's. new manager, yesterday. They were in consulta- tion with Mr. McKenzie, when thelr differences ended in blows. It is said that the distribution of “spoils” caused the difficulty. These seem now to be apportioned in part before the elec- tion, for fear there may not be enough left to go round afterwards, Nores.—The mayor has fined George Wash- ington and Rose Carter for disorderly conduct, ——Messrs, C. T, and W, H. Helmuth have each bor it of 8, B. Stoutenburg building lots on Queen street, back of the court-house, and build- ings will be ‘erected there.—A colored inde- pendent club, whose members are pledged to vote tor Gen, Lee, holds constant meetings at Potomac hali, near the Loudoun depot.—The schooner W.'L. White is being loaded with ‘eoope! for Cuba at the wharves here by Messrs. Reed & Co.—The new German Amer- ican Building Association here has made {ts The funeral of Mr. Henry ce to-morrow afternoon, ee Two REVENUE OFFiceRs KILLED.—Says a dixpateh trom Jessup, Ga., dated Friday: Wilt lam Clemmens, of MeVillé, a newly appointed revenue officer, Went into Montgomery county yesterday with two assistants to capture an iilieit stil, While passing along a lonely part of the road the three men were ‘tired upon’ by moonshiners, and Clemmens and one’ of his companions were killed. Officer Rose, the third of the party, escaped with a bad wouhd in bis side and his coat riddied by bullets, Great ex- citement prevails and a battle between the moonshiners and a posse of citizens is expected. E. M, Cox, a well-known lawyer of Peters. burg, Va., committed suicide yesterda: shooting himselt through the head with a pistol, ‘The New England united district of foresters yesterday voted down a motion to strike out the word “white” in the clause of the constitu: tion regarding the admission of members. Officers of the White Star line say there Is no. profit in the present low rate of steerage passage from Europe, and that rates will probably Be tained, A special from Austin, Texas, says: C, 3, West’ exjustice of the supreme court of Texas, died suddenly yesterday from appoplexy, aged 59 years, Se Inune SKIN DISEASES INSTANTLY RELIEVED BY cUTicuna. TREATMENT.-A warm bath with Curicora Soar, ‘and a single application of Curicuma, the great Skin Cure. This repeated dally; with two or three doses of Curicuna RxsoLvusn, the new Blood Purifier, to keep the blood cool, the’ perspiration pure and unirri- tating, the bowels open, the liver and kidneys active, will speedily cure Eczema, Teter, Ringworm, Psorl- asis, Lichen, Pruritus, Seall-head, Dandruff and every species of itching, Sealy and Pimply Humiors of the Scalp and Skin, when the best physicians and reme- dies fail. ECZEMA ON A CHILD, ‘Your most valuable CuricunA Bewxpres have done my child so much good that I feel like saying this for the benefit of those who are troubled with skin dis- ease. My little girl was troubied with Eczema, and I tried several doctors and medicines, but did not do her ‘any good until I used the Curicun A Ruwepizs,which speedily cured her, for which I owe you many thanks and many nights of rest, ANTON BOSSIMER, Edinburg, Ind. TEITER OF THE SCALP. I was almost perfectly bald, caused by Tetter of the top of the scalp. I used your Curicusa REMEDIES about six weeks, and they cured my scalp perfectly, andnow my hair is coming back as thickes {t ever was, J. P. CHOICE, Whitesboro’, Texas, - COVERED WITH BLOTCHES, ‘want to tell you that your Curicuma REsoLvEn? fs magnificent. About three months ago my thee was covered with Blotches, and after using three bottles of ‘RMsoLVENT I was perfectly cured. ¥REDERICK MAITRE 28 St Charles st, New Orleans, La, BEST FOR ITCHING DISEASES, One of our customers says your Curicuma REM Dims are the best he can Gud for itching of theskin. He tried all others andfound no relief until he used yours, ¥.J, ALDRICH, Draggist, Rising San, Ohio. Bold everywhere. Price, Curicuma, 50c.; Boar, 250. ‘RESOLVENT, $1.00. Prepared Porrzs D @ Cumaicat 00, Boston, Mase. ag SEND FOR “HOW TO'CURE SKIN DISEASES.” Pimples, Blackheads, Skin Blemishes end Taty Humor, tse Coricums Soar, HOW LIKE OIL AND WINE to the famished of old isa Curicuma AN T1-Parx PLasren to the aching sides and back, the weak and painful muscter many bargains we are offering at the very lowest cash prices possible, Ladies' CurKid Box Toe. worked button holes..$2.00 Ladies' Extra fine Cur. Kid. two styles. Ladies’ Extra fine Cur. flexible, (( make).. Tabet 3.00 Ladies’ Extra fine Cur. Kid, Spanish instep... 3.50 Men's Goat Buskin hand made. $125 Lad. Genuine Dongola, hand made... Lad. Genuine St. Goat, hand made. stylish and good fitting. We have them in three different styles. compare iavorably with the $4 shoes sold elsewhere. stylish and .rom tt store, nt ‘Market Space. ar bie for the sick room, oozed New Fatt Danse Goons. wear, sprelal bargain at 2be8 SRD AND Bi COMPARATIVE WORTH or BAKING POWDERS, BOYAL cavers Pare. GRANT'S (Alum Powder) ¢ . RUMEORD'S, when trech.. ESS HANFORD'S, when troche REDHEAD’ . CHARM (atum Powier) #. BUMFORD’S, wien not fresh REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS As to Purity and Wholesomeness of the Royal Baking Powder. Baking Powder, which I tartar powder of a high deptee of tment and does tot eontete aither alee degree of m Phosphates, or other injurious substences, “Ie is a scientific fact that the Royal Powder is absolutely pure. “HA. Mort, Ph.D.” “T have examined a package of Royal Baking Powder, purchased the market. ‘I find it entirely tree trom alum, teten albes ce way other stance. Hexnr Monron, Fh-D,, President of Stevens Insticate of “T have analyzed a package of Royal Powder, The materials of which 8. Dana Hares, State Assayer, Mass,” the Te, LOG Baking Powder received the highest award over all competitors at ienna World’s Exposit 1878 ; at the iter Philadel; American Institute, New Tones ‘al State Pairs throug om « _ No other article of human food has ever received such yersal endorsement from eminent chemists, physicians, scientists, and “T have tested a package of Royal 25 market, and find Peon cs of it fe composed are pure and wholesome. Health all over the world, Note—The above Diacrax illustrates the comparative worth of various Powders, as shown by Chemical Analysis and experiments made by Prof. Schedler, A pound can of each powder was taken, the total leavening power or volume in each can calculated, the result being as indicated. This practical test for worth by Prof. Schedler only proves what every observant consumer of the Royal Baking Powder knows by practical experience, that, while it costs a few cents per pound ‘more than ordinary kinds, it {s far more economical, and, besides, affords the advant- age of better work. A single trial of the Royal Baking Powder will convince any fair minded person of these facts. @ While the diagram shows some of the alum powders to be of » of strength than other powders ranked below them, it is not to be taken as in ing that they have any value. All alum powders, no matter how high their. “ve to be avoided as cet, worth: Brocl bo were rit: $16; Broshe silk Velvet. Visi ‘other Cloaks Aloaiking st s'barguin, at SL AMAZON (ium Powder) 2... eS CLEVELAND’'Stchort w+ jo: aS PIONEER (an Francisco)... ‘the: ettond eset ¥ on special bargains ad’ ry SrA ane incre to eemaramoanie, tows hat aha nord te ins for Monday and Tuesday, and offer 10 Ladies’ hand welt i, oes . infant's French kid,batton, 50 cents, rH city, Stinemets €80n,1237 Pennsylvania ave] Going Walking in the coun! stop by “Lngieside”” Me Picaant a Monday‘s Bargain Offering apt Gark's, 734 7th street morth west, ee ; Siiker Senoel, Dye.; woollen pl ton, Il-wool_ blankets, ice $6; double white bian- 4 counters B80 up. A thousand sc Sone ‘Two! soc Manin with sttach- Sh Sewing ment, only $10, One No, 8 Wheeler and Wilson, latest im- ‘OPPEREEIMERS, 528 9th st. n.w., St. Cloud Building. spencer? Sea grounds, Mt. Pi erages, &c. CILY If you want to get Married and don’t know how to invitation Hoos @Beswetadeat aes oth ee ‘Headquarters for Ladies and Children's Cloaks of all Kinds, at Clark's, 734 7th street Rorthwest, z the its. Itisacream E. G.-Love, Ph.D.” Technology.” Buy Only the Pare, Rye Whisky, four years old, direct bonded warehouse, at $3.00 per NT, Murzorr & Grocers, 417 7th street northwest, sold by their real name, in, 1237 Pennsylvanina ave. Extra Fine Select Oysters Thirty cents per quart at Weser's, No. 1116 E street northwest. Also,® fine st’ “k of New ‘York and Philadelphia Oysters received daily.1 wr 008 4 id, vy << 8 bere Bzwa2 rd! : : RRA a OQQ. 3 > a > iQ A, ralies.| Soon waZZ nee fc] La} 209, co0e 944 ety Bal 9 baa} dq goers Sooud Beane ai) Ee ft 4 P| ee aaa) cee PF ABSOLUTELY PURE. ‘This Powder never varies. A marvel of purity, ‘strength and wholesomeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short welght, slum or phosphate powders SoLp ONLY rx cans. ROYAL Baxive Powpes Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. oc24 T1T sow wm aroz, T17 MARKET SPACE. ONE PRICE BOOT AND SHOESTORE. ‘We wish to call your attention to = few of the 5.00 eons 4:50 Gur Gent’s $2.50, Shoes can’t be b-at. They are peat, Our Gent's $3.00 Shoes are genuine calf skin and Our line ot Gent's fine Dress Shoes are the most Most reliable manuiacturera, ‘Ihe Prices are bound to sult you. Give us a call and be convinced. ‘You will find everything kept by a first-class shoe WM. H, RICH. Full line of Ladies and Gent's Felt Slippers, sulte- ALL-WOOL PLALDS, bright colors, for children’s fc LACK CASHMERES, double , Green and garnet, ‘Special low pri aTS. Extra large size DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, all pure wool, onl LADLLS CHORE SurTENG, one yard and a halt “ROYAL Seng et Sa FRO XALSE i NEW, STYLE, BEAUTI- GOObs, 2 HEAVY bet COMP tare, 70 BLACK SILK VELVET, @1: BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, $1.60.— DOUBLE WHITE BLANK) PRUE GRAY SLANE EA oe SEN GUAHEY Soaom ores NEW YORK MILLS SHELTING, 250. bi HOMESPUN DRESS GOO! 30c, HANDSOME BROCADE ey GOO! 12g, DOUBLE-WIDTH CLOTH, bo; sea ake DOUBLE-WIDTH CLOTH, ladies’ skirting: 37e. CARTERS, PLACE YOUR ORDERS: ‘WITH GEORGE T. KEEN, MERCHANT TAILOR, col7$m 414 9TH STREET NORTHWEST. Was Bucxo Powor (GOLD MEDAL AT NEW ORLEANS) ENDORSED BY THE LEADING HOTELS IN THE COUNTRY. APPROVED BY THE GOVERNMENT. neld-was.ap __ sal. 000 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.W., aRKe EVERY ARTICLE IN PLAIN FIGURES- Model and Stylish Hineatod im the Ba OPrexnencer’ 528 Othst. n.w., St Cloud Bi Prettiest Country Spot within ten miles. “Ingleside,” Mt. Pleasant. Lovely evening. Special dinner Deserving of Confidence. Dane eaueerne tala munity as Brown's Bronchial ‘Troches, ‘Those sudert from sathimatic and bronchial diseases, cougiss In Overeoats ‘We are boss. The largest stock and lowest prices in the city. Elsemae Broo, corner 7th acd Eo New Machines, of all makes, for rent at OPPrENUEIMER' 5289th st. n.w, St. Cloud Building, Garments are sar Dressmake cr] fi tome pete a 000, 000' aa ad Hawa | son] E eben i ERS; see! Sx) RRR: "bee Eien be mum g r E> sere g > iq aq EP Py > 3 ee PI A: “i rey > Mi 5 guoey Soe aa oney Hao ar] c) ry < fi] : lousekeepers, tively save you money, Get our buying. |. T, Merzozr & Bro., Grocers, 417 7th street northwest, Cholera, Diphtheria, Fevers, Malaria, ented by the use of Reed & Carnrick's S0- pochlorite (disinfectant). Reoom- the Public Health Association as rior to all other disinfectants and germi- Sold everywhere. Send for 1182 Fulton st., ——— $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No. 1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. Ordersby mail. McGee's, 9th, near Dt, s&w-3in, Seti paeaeecey P| ‘2 {cketoh i w: WITH CONFIDENCE UNFLI CONTINUES TO CATER TO THE PUB! AND FILL WITH HAPPY HOMES OF HUNDREDS WH HE “BON MARCHE” LL BE AN EVENTFUL AS ‘HAS WE WILL OFFER THE FOLLOW- OUR DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS, KID GLOVES FOR LADIES—We have bough doz.) of those 5-button Gloves, scall ‘Continue ‘o sell them at 6c. “Shades: Fancy colors. The quantit Of the same being exceller Elseman re ldren’s department. Our trade in proportion justified us this season to lay in a stock double ever shown, and as our second floor, ls devoted to the boys, you can be sure to find everything that @ boy may wish tor in the way of: Eiseman Bros., the manutacturing Boys and chili this dey ‘and disposed eo far assures us ie Popular, new Tan shades, at $1.10, Green and Gar 31.60, jepth of the build! St $1.25; 6 buttons, at Our Bun Marcue Popular, dark shades and tan, Dr. David Mennedy’s tility and Liver ‘Complaint. "Gratefully yours, a \dy, Baltimore, Md. ‘and ceildrere clothing lower than any other house in the city. We ery boy's suit or over- Bros, corner 7th and & te at bo centa, thing in the market to equal these Gloves for the pri i, ‘Our Bon Marche “Perfvotion,” In all Leading shades Gent's Chevrenn’s ‘To introduce this department we shall offer special MAIR BRUSHES, Rubber Back, SANDAL WOOD BACK BRUSHES, at z An Elegant Platoglass Back BitUSH TOOTH BRUSHES at's, 10, 14, 16 and 18 conte, ENGLISH BRISTLES at 22" 25 'and NAIL BRUSHESa, 17, 19, 35, 85 and 40 conta, SOAPS AND PERFUMERIES, We beg to state, want of space prevents us from de- scribing All the numerous afticies Leptin sock. "We nly. Cakes of Assorted SOAP at 4 centa.a.cake, ‘They are worth from 7 fos conte Guiment ring SOAPS at 5 centaa cake, a gad cents acake, jorenee, Sulphur Pears, waimonda, SPONGES at 7, AUSTIN'S DOU: ‘MURI We 81 On it that we Fresh Alderney Butter churned every ing and delivered in % 1b. “Ward” prints, 400, pel cottage cheese and butter mili; Sweet milk 5c, perquart, Cream 15 cents, SUIT AND CLOAK DEPARTMENT. mild weather thus far this to admit that we havesold ‘wraps this month than ever before, ax we be- ‘cause to be Stylish Garms ‘Workmanship, Perfect 'Fitting ive Ptyles, at moderate prices, which is within everybody ‘the same, as can be re Bou Genuine Windsor, “Homey, Od 23, 25 and 49 centa, ents, ond’ Mate: MAN'S FLORIDA WATER. LADIES’ COLLARS, CUFFS AND RUCHING. SPECIAL OFFERINGS. “About 5,000 yards of Imite'fon Crepe Lisse, at 4o. 4rd: it would be cheap at 10c. a yard, “About 2 sto blue, at 10c itis worth. ‘Woching, sik stitching, st ; god value. Lissé in White, Cream and Black, at 13 INSEL CREPE LISSE, at 29 cents a ‘well known FEODOHA RUCHING, at 25 cents and Velvet Edge RBUCHING (a high Por box (of 6 yard. 8 elaborate styles ‘The above are all FUR TRIMMINGS. oa ‘Trimmings is now complete, and snare a ‘Skins, and every yard wi CREPE LISSE, at, ‘Widow RUCHING, and ue i is if fl Fe i i #8 i 5, fo ty i ‘ E FE Pia i cf BA ge g! i Fe Hi i £ : ule f i Fe i £ I i bod i r 4 ij ewer sa Your attention tention Una ‘been given to: formance, Box sheet open trom _Next-THE DALYS in VACATION. ee THIS EVENING AT $ O'CLOCK, GRAND FAREWELL PERFORMANCE MATO, Supported by Mis KATHRYN KIDDER, ‘Tn Mayo and Wilson's Romantic Drama, NORDECK Next Week —For the firs time tn this Bob 1 Buchanan's latent and beat — ‘The Latest Melodramatic ALONE IN LONDON, Erymenting the young and beautiful actress, Miss OOR A STAND Sire Socspag PPIs OY the Park (Breckiva) The ORD'S OPERA HOUSE. ‘Last Night of the Carnival of Fun, Nore aN SOLDER Saaetae EAL ot ms Soa RaR woth, E, . SOTHERN, _octa And MARIE PRESOOTT, NEw NATIONAL THEATER ‘THIS (Saturday) EVENING Last Time of Work, MONTE CRISTO. Next Week, THE POPULAR COMEDIANS, HARRISON AND GOURLAY, Alded by the MOST EXCELLENT COMEDY ORGANIZATION ‘That has ever ‘appeared with them, in the ‘presentation of their iuincus laughing succoay SKIPPED BY THE LIGHT OF THE MOOK. FUNNIER THAN EVER BEFORE HE SE\OND ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CHAHITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY, of tot District of Columbia, will be held on TURSDA tei: 'SPENCERIAN COLLEGE PARLORA, ‘Lincoln Hall Building, cor, 9th and D sta, 06 on ORB st. GRAND CONCERT. Under the direction of Mr. C. A. CHIZZOLA, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER & MME NEVADA the Birioeey Sig GUlaL Choa, Vln A GOe: TavE LEWit Piaget Sig, Ca KMANO, Foust: , PAOLA) GIORZA, Bk October's, st 9 met Brentane Bros, Tense ad ptire Peaugyivabia ave “ileserved ‘seeks $2, $1.00 and’ Sccording to location, oust ae MUSEU, Fonnayivania ave., pear 11th ‘Two Deyvand igual ane two Gress Amerkant RAY AND ana ‘With Tt Elegant sovnery and Splendid Company es gd a a ae i toall only 10 ocute, ots rps axwvaL concear ar THE ST. CECILIA QUARTETTE, Assisted by the Famous DUDLEY BUCK MALE QUARTETTR, Of Brooklyn, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 38, CONGREGATIONAL CHURGH. Admission, 50 cents, Reserved seats at Kills & On's ocase ‘THE NATIONAL SKATING RINK CO., Limited, Have Opens rand ols Reus With the Largest and Best ortho in the Good Music Afvernoous ooa-20 Y eed WASHINGTON RINK, ‘Oth street and Rhode Island Avenue THE ELITE RINK OF THE CITY. Good surface and excellent Music, The bext attrac ‘tons. _ ecto 5s rz 4 BIN eras hans ae ‘ica ng of ‘cca Tour paris by buxw voices air a abe Sint feature to some agian sd conten! cits 'U.8. 8. CROUSE, Sanager. j | £ 4 £ $ rf l Po d oc 7.21.24,2601 BL GEABE, National Magoo. rpueaten commerce, Gontinued Baccess of the Prerlam Opera Bou ALICE OATES, In the Latest Version of La MA! Brilliant Ollo. Tuesday, Thur iaday'ead aaturday.” _ ee10@ Our FUR DEPARTMENT is well stocked with oli ‘the leading styles of AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WRAPS. LADIES, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S FURS in every variety. FUR TRIMMING ot New York mazuhetarers prices. HATTERS AND FURRIERS, 905 Pennaytvania ove a, UsrvansatMrrat Porsmme Pare FOR BRAS® GOODS, AND ALL METAL SURFACES BOBTON HARD WAX FOR FLOORS MAYWARD @ BUTCHDNSON, 496 OTH STREET.