Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1885, Page 8

NTION. The Weather. OFFice oF Ti GNAT. OFFICER, Wasnixatos, D. 28, 1886, 11 a.m. For the middle Atiahtie states, slightly warmer cloudy weather aad local rains, varia- ble winds, :alling barometer. For Sanday, cloudy, warmer weather, with Fain, is indicated for the middieAtantic states. Lance Line or TAPESTRY BRUSSELS at S* s per Yard at Moses & Son's, cor. 11th ana strects northwest, ¥F Pars to order, $5 and up. Forsitcrer. Forsitcre. We acknowledge no competition. Prices speak for themselves. We do not mention price only, but call your attention to the Quality and make of the goods. Large fine walnut hair cloth Purior Suites, $35. Solid mber Suites, $25. Large Walnut Ward- es, $16.50, Ash and mahoganized Chit fonier, $12, Walnut Extension, Tables, $6, Walnut hair cloth Lounges, $6.50. Solid Ma- ‘iseman Bros, hogany Tables with brass’ feet, ‘Cherry aie? With plush tops, $6.” Walhot Bed Lounges, $12. Walnut cane-seat Dining Chairs, fl each.” Forty-five different styles of Rattan kers Just received. Make your selection now of holiday presents and we will reserve them tor you Wm. H, Dunn, S11 7th at n.w. To OnpER $26 sulis. Eiseman Bros, 7th and Ee “Pickwick CLUB whisky Is the best.” CHARLES D, FREDEKICKS, 770 Broadway, New York, the celebrated photographer, says that Allcock’s Porous Plasters have been used by himseli and family over twenty years. He found them wonderfully efficacious in coughs, colds, and pain in the back and side. pli $0 the pit of the stomach they quickly cured him of indigestion and dyspepsia. He also found them admirable liver regulators when ‘applied on the right side. Boys’ CHINCHILLA reefer and vest. Eiseman APPLES! APPLES! One hundred barrels choice Albemarle pippins for sale at 921 Louisiana avenue. For SUPPER oR DINNER PARTIES the place to leave your orders for good fresh fish of all Kinds, game of ail kinds, diamond back terra- ins, sliders and oysters, is at R. A. Golden's River Game and Fish Stails, Center Market. ‘Telephone 847-3. Oper ySur Ice Cream at Reisingers, at 235 Gst nw. Nxw instantaneous photograph gallery, 711 Market Spee. “Pick Wick CLUB whisky is the best.” INO. G. SLATER, 704 to 710 A street north Sons househoia goods on the installment plan. Tur Patats Rovaw's annual holiday open- img commences Monday, November 30. The souvenirs afford an opportunity .to obtain Xmas presents at a nominal price, Svrr To ORDER, $25 and up. Eiseman, and E. Last APPEARANCE of the Norwegians at E Street Rink to-night. “10c. RoyaL GLUE” mends everything. SPECIAL Notice.—Extra inducements topur- chasers of holiday jewelry. Ten per cent dis- ount allowed on all purchases of Diainonds, | Watehes or jewelry made at our establishment on Monday and Tuesday only. Our entire Stock is marked in plain figures. Jacobs Bros., 1229 Penn. ave. Now's your time: Pianos tuned for $1 until istmas. J. F. Lucas, 515 9th st, “Twenty Years’ experienc Five Porrrarrs. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa. av. Mex's Prince Albert suits. Eiseman, 7thand E. Lapres wishing elegant made dresses and should call on Mme. Washington, 907 Pennsylvania avenue. She has tue best talent in the country to assist ber. It is amnecessary to of Madame's work. Her customers are elite of Washington. Last APPEARANOE of the Norwegians at E Street Kink to-night. For Bretapays.—New. silk embossed cards and other novelties at Circulating Library,1749 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘Mex’s 4-button cutaway suit. Eiseman, 7th and E jth On DOLLAR AND NINETY CENTS will buy a brown or black Derby, either Dunlap or Broad- Diock, at Franc’s, corner 7 aD. The aig strictly rice’ hat and gent’s turnish- ug store in this city. Cuxip Newmarket overcoat. Eiseman, 7th ond 2 Fossett's Ick Cream and Charlotte Russe. 1427 New York avenue. ‘MEN's Newmarket overcoat. Eiseman Bros. For SaLz—An elegant new house, three stories and basement; press brick front. con- ‘taining 11 ap modern improvements. A bargain if sold by December Ist. Finest Jocation In the northwest. _ Terms to.suit pur- chaser, Address Box 140, Star office. Pants to ordes, $5 and up. Eiseman, 7th and E. Faxornicr FRANK. living in the eighth pre- inet, Capi reports to the station house Deeday morning @ tuiet attempted to enter his ‘morn! atten enter Stores: No 23] ad 833 Penucylvania avenue southeast, by prying open the back shutters ot 381 with a jimmy and 333 by prying out the Brickwork in the back and prying off the yweather boarding on the eastside with the same instrument. Nothing war Carty Norfolk suit, Eiseman, cor. 7thandE. ‘WHILe Waiting,giasses repaired. Hempler’s4% J. P. Woopxcrr, for ten years with D. Kolb, corner 7th and E streets, ad for the past two4 of the Portland Drag Store, hes ‘™. H. Daw, corner 10th and L streets northwest. careful, conscientious Drusyist. His (riends aay nds say he has the confidence of the entire community, and they wish him success in his new enter: THE SALVATION ARMY. A Seene in the Hall on Fourth Street— The “Gang” that Gathers Around Seen Se ee ere ce “I'll be there and waiting,” shouted Captain Holloway, as he stepped on the platform at Sal- vation Army hall, last nigot, and took from around his neck an American flag. “Come slong, friends, and join the Salvation Army. Why, { have just come from @ place where all the different denominations join in and fight for our converts.” The congregation, which numbered about three hundred persons, arose and sang, “When the general roll is called I'll be there.” Captain ‘Holloway’s peculiar voice could be heard above all others. Floor Sergeant Coulter was kept ie “gang” inthe rear of iet. The singing of prayer ended by the audience shouting “. begloning a new hymn. A COLORED SISTER. Captain Fielding informed the audience that & colored sister of the Salvation Army was Present and would occupy a short time, The colored sister, who wore s large black bonnet trimmed with red ribbon, stood upon the plat- form aud sang “Jesus, lover of my soul” The tambourines were then passed around and $7 ‘Was obtained from the crowd. Besides Captains Fielding and Holloway, a umber of sergeants assist in the work with several “old time” ministers and converts, among them an ex-aloon keeper. On the ) Walls were hung yellow posters informing the audience that & 25-cent oyster supper would jake place on Thanksgiving day (past) in Jones’ ‘The platform was occupied by several en- thuslastic young ladies and several old gentle- men, including the Army officers. THE “GANG.” The front portion of the hall was well filled with ladies, while the rear portion behind the Stove was occupied by a crowd of young men mown as “the gang,” who are continually try- ing to break up themectings, ‘The “gang” SS sembie in the hall early in the evening and se- cure seats near the gtove. When the meeting broke up at 10:30 Yast night all except those interested in the one convert secured were re- quested to leave. ‘Phe “ging,” however, refused (ogo, und had to be ordered away several times bert they would quit the red-hot stove. Finally, the floor sergeant blew out the coal-oll lamps. 'Then the “gang” started out, but some ue on the outside held the door and kept them in for several minutes and then rel them. ‘The officers seldom make any arrests, because Capt, Fielding says, “We'll try them again.” It is said that ‘two ‘young ladies from this city = nortiy leave for the south to engage in the use, THE SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION. ‘The Seventh Annual Institute to Begin Monday. ‘The seventh annual Sunday school institute of the Sunday school union of the District will be opened at the Congregational church next Monday evening and close on the following ‘Thursday evening. The institute will be con- ducted by Rev. J.L. Hurlbut, D. D., who will have associated with him as instructors Prot. H.S. Holmes, A.M.,and Mrs. W. F. Crafts. ‘The officers of the union are: W. H. H. Smith, president; John B. Wight, first vice president; W. Redin Woodward, second vice president; H. K. Simpson, secretary, and J. F. Johnson, treasurer. These officers, with J. W. Davis, L. D. Alden, S . B. Stahl, constitute the e sehoois comprising the union are the Assem- biy’s, First, Metropolitan, Western, New, York avenue, Hethany chapel, Presbyterian; Metro- pblitan, Wesley chapel, Union, Hamline, Fourth street, Mt. Zion, M. nth Street, M. P.; First, North, Kendall’ chapel, Calvary, Metropolitan, Nineteenth street, E street aud Second Baptist; First and Union’ Mission Congregational and St. Paul's English Lutheran. Three sessions will be heid each day after Monday. The pro- gram comprises talks by Dr. Hurlbut, Mrs, Crafts, Prot. Holmes, Mr. Frank Hamilton, and Mrs. Clara L. Roach’ normal lessons and’ the uestion drawer, which is quite a feature of institutes. Free av ATrorNey Rrppir's RESIDENCE.— ‘The alarin from box 148 at 6:20 o'clock last evening was for the partial burning of the resi- dence of A. G. Riddle, 1116 13th street north- west, the result of a defective flue. The dam: is estimated at $500, which is fully covered by insurance. The flames were confined princi pally to 2 bureau, in which wasa quantity of Valuable laces. HELPING THE Poor OnPHANS.—The Sisters of the Holy Cross, of St. Joseph’s male orphan asylom of this city, proffer boundless thanks to the Catholle Knights of Washington, D. C., the committee on donations appointed’ to solicit for the sociable and pound party and the host of generous benefactors throughout the city who, regardless of creed or nationality, re- {Rpgdea “poly, to, the, call made on them h the “words “Remember the poor orphans.” The gentiemen of the soliciting com- mittee were extraordinarily successful. The substantial donations in the line of di and provisions so generously given them were gratefully accepted by the sistersand duly appreciated by the orphans. It would be a ire tor the sisters to give to the public the hames of every individual who contributed means or time to make the sociable and pound yea what they were—a financial success, an onor to the distinguished society, the Catholic Knights, by which both were so ably con- ducted—but many ovject tohaving their names and deeds published for reasons in keeping with their devoted kindness. BISHOP O'SULLIVAN RECEIVED BY THE CaTHoLicKsicuts.—Sunday evening, the 15th instant, Right Rev. Bishop Jeremiah O’Sulll- van, formerly pastor of St. Peter's church in this city, was formally welcomed at the Cuthe- dral_hail, Mobile, by the Cutholie Knights of America, in that city. Bishop O'Sullivan, in replying’ to the address of welcome, spoke highly of the Catholic Knights, an order which. he said was calculated to benefit the individual, the family and the church, both temporally and spiritually. ———— IspIctMeENTS.—The grand_Jui ‘prise. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. ConGREGaTionaL CHUECH.—Theo. Thomas gAusavams Ormza Housr.—“A Bunch of era.” Naviomat THEaTER—“The Wages of Sin.” ‘Hunzoo’s Oreza Hovsx—Louise Pomeroy im “As You Like It~ Diwg, MUSEUM—Cyril Searle in “Rose Miebel.” ‘TumaTER Comrave—Davene’s allied attrac- ‘Tus Wasurxoron Rrxx.—Ninth street and Bhode isiand avenue. — ‘Tae ANNUAL REPORTS of both the Secretary @f War and Secretary of the Navy have been completed. tes: ‘Condemsed Lécals. Street lamps will be lighted at 5:05'p.m. and ext: ‘at 1:00 a. m. Joba Crane and Jacob Brown left their quar. ters at the Washington barracks last night and attended the National theater. They had been drinking treely, and talked loud and were very Profane. | Special Officer Vennerman placed under arrest for disorderly conduct, and this morning they were each fined $5 by Judge ‘The interior of the Estreet Baptist church hhas deen, completely renovated. It has been a) Fefrescoed, repainted and reearpeted, making it Gneof ube picasantest audiouse rosuns in the fr. Je H. Herron, tather of Mr. J. Whit. Herron, of Tue EVENING STAR, and @ well- nen and much respected citizen of South ‘as is lying dangerously ill at his resi- dence, a gis 'E street sonthwest Mr. J. A Maedei,and not Mardel, as published yesterday, is counsel for Sonnentel + Besser is ze ‘with murdering his wife and son-in- ™ The detectives! office has been informed that @ diamond ring valued at $175 had been stolen from the house of Mrs. Willis, at the corner of ba “ais fock 3 sterd: ening Maggie it 4:15 o'el yest lay evening Clas, colored, aged 7 years, daughter of Henry Clay, living No. 1214 Curiin’s alley, was Knocked down and slightly injured 7, acoal cart at 12th street, between C and D streets southwest, driven by some unknown party. Dr. Boarman was calied in and pronounced the injuries paintul, but not serious. ‘In Spite of All,” greater than Hazel Kirke, ‘will be at the National theater next week. John Sherman & Co., real estate brokers, have removed to 1407 F street northwest, nearly opposite Willard’s hotel, trom 927 F ‘street, ‘Tue SpexceniaN Busixess Coneor—TuEe Living Teacuex.—Careful _ self-instruction shoald never cease; yet a year's training ander living, thoroughly equipped teachers is a better paration for pr vetical work than @ Iife-time Of ignorant floundering of an wi mind among miscellaneous books. Fer, this Feason, graduates of the Spen Deas Se’ preerred ‘for business purposes t0 of twhee thelr years, a A CaRD—The best draped and decorated but in the city is that of the Department ‘of the Interior, by Julins Lansburgh. ober sos BRapEURY PIANos.—Just received an ele- gant assortment of Upright Grands in mahog- any, bird's-eye maple, cherry, Freuch walnuts, ebony, and rosewood ‘cases. The firm say the; are beauties in tone and finisk. Calland exam- ine. 1103 Pennsylvania avenue. sociation will hold its seventy-fourth meeting ‘gt the National Kitles’ armory December 2. Shares may be taken and payments made it ‘the tenth issue at this meeting, or daily frou $30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., at the office of the asso- giatioo. (engi month, It wilt found that the Equitubie many advantages.as ® savings ins! ‘and for pay= for iquidating ie, Saree today re- tarned indictments against Frank Sraith, em- bezzlement; Noah Burke, assault, with intent to kill; Chas. B. Lewis, alias Win! Mack, house breaking in’ night; Louis Sonnenfeld, murder, two cases, (additional indictments.) a ANorHER REVOLVER CARRIER FINED.— Griffin Conway, the colored countryman who was arrested yesterday for being drunk and Sarrying @ loaded revolver, was arraigned before Judge Snell this morning, and he pleaded “guilty.” On account of the frequent use of deadly weapons of late, and the danger of a drunken man carrying & loaded revolver, the court imposed the highest fne—$50 or three months’ imprisonment, He was committed in default. ———— A Cagp—LanspurcH & Bro—Our sale of Russian Hare Muffs for 59c. will be discon- tinued Saturday night. In consequence of our competitors buying these from us we are com- pelled to refuse to sell more than one to each purchaser. Lansburgh & Bro. ————— A Wonrny CHaniry.—THESTAR Is requested to eall attention of the public to an entertain- ment that is to be given In the lecture room of All Souls’ church, corner of 14th and L streets, under the auspices of the “Women’s National Relief association,” the object being one of the most wortby charities. It is vo raise funds to continue the noble work of su) ply! ciothing and comforts for the shij wrecke 5 xes are made up continually and sent to the life saving stations along our rous coast, the govern- ment only furnishing shelter to the unfor- dnd a very interesting lecture by Hon Hess anda Interesting: ure loratio: King: subject, “A Biographical Sketch of Queen tori. “Ix SPITE OF ALI.”—The s it versi Sardou’s "Audrea’ is by Minnie “Maddern sin, ‘Spite of All,” at the National theater next week. —— The Courts. PROBATE CouRT—Judge Hagner. x , estates of M. J. Gonzali nyegertar, les, order ad- to probate and directing lette CW. haw, bond $1,200. Estates L fing, citation against Jes'claiming possession of umsels, | Extate of W. N; Growimaa/ administra tor orde! urchase of stock. Estate of Rosa A. Scull, late of Havana, ¢ Cuba; 5. F- Leighton appolnied administrator, bond $300. ite ‘of Conde de 'Gibuccoa; do., same Order, bond $600." Estate of Jose Suarez Argu- dein; do., samme order, bond $900. Estate Coude de San Fernanda de Penalucer; do., same order, bond $1,000. Estate of Ignacia “Montalvo § Calvo; d0., same order, $1,000. “Estate of John W, Elliot; petition of widow for order of probate and letters, testament filed. Estate of Jenney Coleman; will admitted to and letters ismued to D.C. Turner and Cole mun, bond $150. Estate of F. P. Hi ti tion of widow for letters of admit tied. Estate of Cornelius Donovon; order of publica tion. Criuixat Covat—Judge MacArthur. Today, t Riley, convicted of selling unlabeled batterine; motion for new trial over ruled. W. A. countertelt ley, pote en Circtrr Court, No. 1- Coz. To-day, Smith agi. Abert; ‘Temtirsr 19 decta- back agt. Koehler: demurrers overruled. “Enr mantrout agt. Ellis; do, Wilson and Gartiand gt. SlcGowan: deinurrer overruled; leave to overruled. a Hiehardson agt, Baldwin; commission to take “mony of N. P. Chipman, Eichhorn (Sulon; wudltors report confirmed. agt. agt. Bu tiene to take sectimony. hentvod, Sees Sateen eaten ster te take testimony Iii time Wilk See tee itushes required to led. SA oe ede The \d grant eymphons; that splendid tagser that could not fall to 2 could fualtfled commendation of the magician, summon! $weet-murmuring spirits of sound, cow rousing Joud but harmonious contention, now ‘their numerous voices in a noble flood melody, now calming and subdu- to Greamy cadences that seemed but echoes fromthe morning caves of song,” stood, ia hand, before his fine company ‘of bubbl ing skill through the enchanting mazes of the splendid composition. Each of the four movements was rendered in exquisite time, with marveious Precision and beauty of exe- gation, the different instraments blending justly ‘and beaatifully, ao that no one could be singled gut as more worthy of praise than the others. Mins Such, accompanied by the orchestra, ren- dered the recitative and aria, “Die Stille Nacht Eatwelcht,” fram Spohr's “Fiiust,’ in a manner that won for heran enthusiastic double recall. Miss Juch is lady who cannot fail to evoke the warm interest of any audience by her selt- poised and bearing, which at once speaks the artist, Her voice is strong, true, and Of much sweetness, her method simple, di- rect and delightfully free from affectation. Her dramatic inatinct is strong and well trained, and she Infused Into this selection deop feeling and great tenderness of expression. The “Ave Maria” was also sung with beauty and Sweetness, and in to re Peated | recalls Miss Juch gave Rubin- steln’s “Thou Art Like Untoa Flower.” The remaining orchestral numbers were ali Inter- preted, it is needless to say, with the same Power, exactitude and beauty of shading and expression which have made the performances of Ch eremd the admiration of the mus- feal world of America. The programme for this exguine’s concert, while perhaps not possessing the same eleménfs of strength and attractive- ness Which uniformly marked the one whose Tare merits an attempt has above been made to indicate, still contains numbers that ail will be anxious to hear. Mrs. Powell’s appearanve as the vocalist of the evening will ae ‘the oc- asion much greater local interest than that of lastevening. The numbers eet down for Mrs. Powell are an aria of Gluck, “Che Faro?” and Coombs’ “Bedouin Love Song.” NATIONAL THEATER.—Miss Minnie Maddern, an intelligent aud hard-working young lady, who made a decidedly avorable impression qyhen deen Here at a disadvantage in poor plays three seasons ago, will appear at the National theater next week in a drama which might seem to be worthy of an actress of merit. The Play is called “In Spite of AIL,” and Is an adap- tion by Steele Mackaye of “Andrea,” one of Sardon’s earlier productions, Miss Maddern aye long engagement with this piece al ihe New "York Lycans theater early in The sea- son, and was kindly received by the press. She ‘was supported by a strong company, including, that excellent actor, Richard Mai eld, Josep! Frankau, and other well-known people. ALBAUGH's OrrraHovse.—The first minstrel epgugemeht of the scason at this house will be- gin Monday evening, when the Barlow, Wilson & Rankin troupe open for a week of merrym: ing. Milton Barlow and George Wilson are al ready well known and dear to the hearts of all fag ber of burnt-cork art;and so,for that matter, the inimitable Carl Rankin, though he will appear for’ the first time in this city with this troupe on Monday night. Other members of the troupe are W. B. Stoddard and T. B. Dixon, vocalists; E. M. Hall, the favorite banjoist; Adams and Casey, the musical team; ‘Tierney and Wayne, groveique gymnasts; and the Len- tons, English acrovats, who are very highly spoken ot. e aiterplece is a burlesque called. “Crawl Back.” Forp's Orera House.—Miss Myra Goodwin, one of the latest stars to take a place in the nu: merous gaiaxy of soubrettes, will appear at Ford’s Opera ‘house on Monday evening in a new comedy-drama by Mr, Eaward B. Kidder, entitied “Sis.” Miss Goodwin appeared earl: in the season in this play at the Fourteenth ‘Street theater, New York. Miss Goodwin's livély and graceful dancing, fresh voice and generally Interesting ways were commended by the press of the metropolis. The play is also said to be crisp and bright. Miss Goodwin will be supported during her engagement at Ford’s by her own company, inciuding Mr. George Richards, who 1s said to do some clever char- acter acting. HERz0@'s OrgRa Housr.—After long _prepa- ration and much hard work, Manager Herzog has at last got his own light opera Smreny, in readiness to present to the public, which he will do at his popular house on Monday night. The company will open their career in that bright little work, latest of Gilbert and Sulll- van's productions, “The Mikado.” For this, new costumes and propertics have been pro- vided, new scenery hus been painted. and every- thing else dene that it was thought would con- tribute to the completeness and success of the preduction. The management has been at great pains and expense to secure a competent company, and has engaged unumber of singers, who it is confident will do the leading roles in satisfactory ‘le. Among these ure Gerard Coventry, an English tenor; Alf. €. Wheelan, Mack Charles, J. A. Dewey, Miss Agnes Earle and Miss Tillie McHenry. Drak MUSEUM.—A bright little actress, who has already won a warm place in popular re- gard, Miss Louise Arnott, will lead thecompany at thishonse next week, appearing ina new and exciting play. She will be supported by a good company. There will also be tue usual ollo features, ‘THE JUBILEE StNGERs.—The world renowned Fiske jubilee singers give two concerts at the Congregational church next Tuesday and Wed- rt evenings. No lover of music can fail to be charmed by these simple but touching songs. Ellis & Co. sell tickets, THEATER CoMIQUE.—The management of this house will follow up the exceptionall: strong and varied entertainment of this weel with another of great merit for the week that is coming, The bill includes the names of a number of general favorites of the variety stage, vocalists, dangers, tumbiers, etc, WILLARD HALL.—Miss Muguerite E. Saxton, the weil-known teacher of elocution and dra: matic bot eeteortepe a hall full of friends last night with dramatic and musical selections, aided eee Lottie Blandford, Charles C. Allen, ie Brown, Saul Stein, and Annie Rothe, her pupils, and Miss Eva ‘Mills, Prois, Jecko and Russell, Mr. E. P. Whipple, and Miss Mamie Morrice. ‘The audience seemed to enjoy greatly the entertainment provided for them, all the ticipants doing creditably. Littie Lottle Blandiord, who uppeured as Prince Ar thur, was espe. tally good. Tig Biscuorr Coxcerrs.—The sale of re- served seats for the Bischoff concerts at the Congregational church is progressing at Ellis’, a Goons For DECORATIVE PAINTING.—As the Affairs in West Washington. ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY His Son.—Abont six ‘clock ‘William Fowler, who lives’ Giclock last events yas shotin the 1ettehoulder iis son, Win. ald. DROWNED IN THE CANAL.—Mrs. Bowers, wife of Captain Charles Bowers, of the canal ‘boat Cloud, has been drowned in the canal, on four mile level, neat Polntof Rocks. Her home was at Sharpsburg, Washington county. A Currine’ AFFRAY.—Yeste! about 8 o'clock, an affray occurred In Fewk Saloon, in the séction known 9s “Boston,” be- tween’ George Jackson and Pink Dorcey and arch- | other colored men. During the altercation Doreey was stabbed in the lett shoulder b: Jackson with clasp knife. Jackson was short- ly after ‘arrested by Officer Cotter. Dor- cey could not appearat court this morning on account of the wound received. Jacksun was in the Police Court to-day. testafied thatthey had an ai ent about singing, and Jackson cut him in the left breast, and Dr. Yarnell sewed up the cut. Witness said his clothes were cut in four places. Perry Stratton, colored, gave similar testimony. The defen: dant testified that he was assaulted first, ‘The judge fined him $20 or 60 days in jail. Ners.—John Curtis, colored, was’ arrested Saige Shinafag uous wher te os chi ‘of obtaining money ler fenses.——-Officer MiltonFisher returned ts duty yesterday.—During the absence of Thos, Var hell and family yesterday a thief stole trom a summer kitchen butter, lard and other articles, amuunting in value to $4.25, Grain MARKET.—Wheat sold on 'c yee terday at 96 cents to $1.03 a bushel, Corn sold at 53 cents a bushel. ‘TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER ar7 A. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 38; cou dition, 7. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 43; condition at north connection, 13; south connection, 16. Distributing reservoir, tem- ture, 48; condition at influent gatehouse, 2; condition at effluent gatehouse, 20, High tides in the river to-day at 11:56 am. and 12p.m. ‘ Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THE EVENtxo STAR RAILROAD GATES.—The mayor has now be- fore him the new cit) ordinance, requiring the erection and maintenance of gates at rallfoad crossings in the city of Alexandria, The ordi- nance requires the erection of automatic bar gates at such crossings of railways with streets as SES Cr Comsuleree on streets shall think neo . ‘The act will go into effect as soon as approved by the mayor. Gates will be re- quired at King and Fayette streets and King and Henry streets, The other points, it any, where they will be needed, have not yet been determined, PoLick REPoRT.—The mayor has fined Wm. Pret ele $5 for disorderly conduct, and alee Morris the like sum for the same offense; Jas. Dudley, Henry Oliver and John Bundlem have been fined $2 tor disorder, Nores.—On Monday next the bids for supply- ing flour, meal, tea, coffee, sugur, fish and bacon to the poor of the several wards of the city will be opened and the contract given out. The supplies are furnished in this instance on the order of overseer of the r.——The Piscataway creek steamer Harry lor was considerably broken yesterday by colliding with s ferry steamer that lay at the foot of King street,— Mr. John Post has asarly, recovered. from the injuries infitcted on him by the recent accident on the Midland road.—Ciarence Ford, a negro boy, was badly burned Wednesday night by the overturn of a coal oll lamp ata cabin In the first ward. Dr. Snowden dressed his injuries, —The Virginia Midland Railroad company hold its annual meeting here on the 16th prox- 0, ee Joan of Arc Not Burned. From the Phrenological Journal, History seems to be about to lose another of its favorite stories in the case of Joan of Are, a8 documentary evidence of the strongest kind goes to show that the old story of the burnit of the Maid of Orleans Isa fable. ‘There is prool that Joun lived in the town of Metz on the 20th of May, 1436. She was then recognized by her brother. ‘There is a record in the archives ot Metz declaring her marriage to one Robert dez, Armoises, knight, and mentioning the birth of two sons. After’Joan was married she was known as Dame Joan, and whenever she came to Orleans she was sumptuously entertained With meat and wine at the expense of the town. ‘There Isa record which materially assists this proofand shows that the town of Orleans pald her 210 livres as a recompense for services reu- dered during the siege. It was always difficult to believe that. a king who owed his crown toa mere girl could suffer her to be burnt alive without raising his voice. It was necessary that the English soldiers, who believed her to be a sorceress, should think she was burnt, but Charles VII_knew it was a farce, and could, therefore, afford to remain passive. If the'statement that she was not burned can- not be declared authoritatively, it at least may be sufficiently sustained to clear considerably the atmosphere about Rouen, Two Youne Greis Exticep Faom THEIR Homes.—William Roder, who arrived at New York yesterday on the steamship Rhein, of the Bremen line, was arrested and locked up in de- fault of $5,000 bail on the charge of bringing two young women who accompanied him into this country for evil purposes, Roder, itis said, keeps an immoral house in New York, and it is charged that he allured the girls by promises to accompany him. A cablegram from the mother of one of the girls led to the arrest, A YALE Sropent’s TERRIBLE FATE.—War- ren Samuel Yates, son of Henry W. Yates, of the Nebraska Natlonal bank of Omaha, and a member of the Yulejunfor academic class, was blown out to sea from New Haven, Conn., io an open boat Thursday, while “ducking,” and is thought to haye been'drowned. He was accom panied by Victor Bruch Caldwell, also of Omaha, who reached a rock, from which he was rescued by fishermen, The waves were runnin; high, and it was very cold. A large crow watched Yates as he disappeared three miles out at sea, His boat was belng spun around by the action of the wind and water, Skux rorronss axp B10op HuMors. Humiliating Eruptions, Itching and Burning Skin ‘Tortures, Loathsome Sores and every species of Itch- Ing, Sealy, Pimply, Inherited, Scrofulous and Con- tagious Diseases of the Blood, Skin and Scalp, with Loss of Hair, from infancy to old age, are positively cured by Curicura, the great Skin Cure, and Cu7I- CURA Soar, an exquisite Skin Beautifier, externally, and CuricURA RESOLVENT, the new Blood Purifi internally. COVERED WITH SORES, Thave been afflicted since last March with a Skin disease the doctors called Eczema, My face was cov- ered with scabs and sores, and the itching and burn- ing were almost unbearable. Seeing your CUTICURA ReMxpIes so highly recommended, concluded to give’| them a trial, using the Curicona and CuricuRa Soar externally, and RESOLVENT internally, for four holidays are rapidly approaching artists should Remember that red Ae Schmidt has s variety of goods for desorative painting. | Hegin in time and do not wait until the last few days. No. 504 9th street northwest. The Decreasing Demand for Coffee in England. ‘From the St. James’ Gazetie, Céftee has for some unknown reason of late years lost ground in public estimation. Some curious evidence on this point was given at a meeting held yesterday at the Commercial sale- rooms of Hecate buyers and brokers con- nécted with the fee trade to consider the ad- visability of alterations of the terms for the sale of coffee London. In the course of the cae Sern bo took piace pred [img that since consumption o! “gone Aead” with enormous, strides, and the Son. famption of qocea had siso ‘very largely in- creased, while that of coffee had diminished very much. The imports of coffee, which in 1861 were 69,000 tons, had fallen off to 41,000 in 1884. This decrease in the popularity of coffee is all the more remarkable, inasmuch as since the growth of what is know as the “temperance Movement” there has been an ever-growin; are, ' cari idly, of enc be Srerto pot it milaiy,ere maces nalsscowe dose tion. has, inoreover, (rom a, medical point of view, certain advantages over tea, as containing less of the astringent Principle; and it not. produces on those who drink itan Sredited ‘with the quailty or disnfaishing tne nishing the Stount of wear ‘and tear Sr waste of wna ts Sue which ‘proceeds more ery m0- ment. ly the reason why itis not ap- lated as ws ad ree is hecat ae a0 sons Know how re I for use: whereas tea can be made into a drink without any complicated apparatus and with comparatively little trouble. eee —_—_. { A Wheeling dispatch says that the fast mail q Weston the Bal train ‘west timore and Ohio Fallmosd was deratied and wers Gap. Noone washure > Vora ROVAL BARING POWDER. ABSOLUTELY PURE ‘This Powder pever varies A marvel of purity, ‘Strength and wholesomeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition ‘with the multitade of low testa, short weight, alum or phosphate powdern SOLD ONLY Im cama RoraL Baxnre Fowsttn 00,108 Wall street, HY. oca4 months. I call myself cured, in gratitude for which I make this public statement. Mn. CLARA A. FREDERICK. Broap Broox, Conn. SCALP, FACE, EARS AND NECK. Iwas afflicted with Eczema on the Scalp, Face, Fars and Neck, which the druggist, where I got your remedies, pronounced one of the worst cases that had come under his notice. He advised metotry your Céricuna Rexxpres, and after five days’ use my scalp and part of my face were entirely cured, and I hope in another week to have my ears, neck and the other part of my facecured. HERMAN SLADE. 120 E. 4ru STREET, New YoRx. ITCHING DISEASES CURED. Coricuna stands at the head of its class, especially fs this the case with the Curiccra Soar. Have had an unusually good sale this summer, owing to the Prevalence of an aggravated form of Itch ‘some localities in country, in which the Curicuna ‘REMEDIES proved satisfactory. W. L.HARDIGG, Druggist, CUTICURA REMEDIES Are sold by all druggist. Price, Curicura, 600; Resouvenr, $1.00; Soar, 250. Fornun Daeg oot CuEqicat Co,, Boston. SEND FOR “HOW TO CURE SKIN DISEAsRS* Besutify the Complexion and Skin by using Cur ‘cuna Soar. ba ees THE SEWING MACHINE IS THE CAUSE Uterine Pains and Weakness For ‘Aching Sides and Back, Kidney Pains, Sciatica, Chest Pains, Weakness aud Inflammation, the AnrePant Piastzn'sinfullible, 25c. BIG Houe-Srox Drazss Goota, LATEST STYLE, ALL PURE WOOL, WIDE DoU- BLE WIDTH, IN BROWN, BLUE AND GREEN (real value 50), reduced to 8740. CARTER's, ‘711 Market Space, near 7th street, oTRIQOT CLOTH, pure wool, double width, ali cot- ROYAL SERGE, beautifol dress goods, alt colors, Aayards for 2 on alloolors 12 yards OF SLoe, “NY D0 yard wide, BLACK, lent quality, extea widen, Passerivasa’ Ran Rovxv-Tarr Ticezrs Fx TICKETS WILL BE SOLD NOVEMBER 28TH, TRAINS LEAVE BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC Postxax Siz . Bo00! aes peceorai [:] (E Sou! =) > > wae bana > 4<0 fama 9g bo Rois) wang gooey 2a77: yaa E o E Bolla Traing, consisting of THROUG W asurnotox T WITHOUT ON MONDAY NEXT (80TH INSTANT) THE TWo THROUGH WASHINGTON TO INDIANAPOLIS, N. J. AVE AND C STREET, 1 P. M, ARRIVING OR 8 HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER INDIANAPOLIS FOR BREAKFAST, THE SEC 3:30 P.M., ARRIVING IN INDIANAPOLIS 11:45 ‘TRAIN ON ANY OTHER ROAD, ARRIVING IN THE BAND 0.18 OVER 100 MILES THE THE TICKET RATE ON THESE. TRAINS WILL ie A esos, a af Aes THE ROU REGULAR TRAIN VIA COLUMBUS LEAVES DAY 745 A.M TRAIN VIA CINCINNATI LEAVES AT 10:10 EVENING. SAME TRAIN VIA COLUMBUS TICKETS GOOD FOR FIVE DAYS FROM DATE SLEEPING CAR CHARTS NOW OPEN BALTIMORE IM WASHINGTON: 1851. PENNSYLVANIA AND AT DEPOT, NEW JERSEY EQUALLY FAST TIME UN RETURN DIANAPOLIS AT roan ‘To Ixpraxaroum ox Waszrxeros, $16.00. v 29TH AND SOTH,GOOD TO RETURN FIVEDAYS RAILROAD STATION 9:50 A. M. AND 7:10 P. zrtra Cans. ; . 6. AaxTuReaGwts kt THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. SATURDAY, ER 28, 1885-DOUBLE SHEET. EDUCATIONAL. ‘Next Week, America’s Most Charming Actress, MISS MINNIE MADDERN, ‘Supported by Mr. RICHARD MANSFIELD And the Original Company from the Lyceum Theater. ‘New York, in Steele Mackaye's Great Piay, “IN SPITE OF ALL” BRN catock @ bye, Successors to BARLOW'S ART GALLERY, 1225 Penneyivania Avenue, call to Bret ection of OF Besar Wat roulor Drawings, For Sitios, Five : ‘Eicravings Tuciogravares, Phowogtaphs, &c,ean ‘most of the Inte publications ‘We mate a specialty of ‘Pictures, and show ‘the most extena:ve selection of Mouldings tn this cits. ‘Mirror, ghd Portrait ramen (in te bes leaf) :0 Order. Cleaning, Kestoring and Lining of Hegidding of Old Mirrorsand Frames, 228-1m. ]p4848 an Noonvay Luxct ay tm LADIES OF FOUNDRY M. E CHURCH, DECEMBER 1, 2,3 AND 4& Noonday Lanch from 12 to 2 o'clock. Good Musiceach evening. 28,90,41,2.2.4 NNUAL SUPPER AND BALL For the Benefit of the GERMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM, at the NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, On THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1885. Ticket, including supper, each person “A Home, not astore-house SUBJECT OF THE NEXT LECTURE BY AME. RUSBELL, at the Art Rooms of Mrs. MB. Brace, will be HOUSE DECORATION, the laws of relation and in i BENE BD 0% _| color, ‘liner and Neand treating “of ood BB AA NNN D D fein Wall. Paper, Furniture, Picture B. AMA NNN D D — | Frames, eto, with examples from the best‘ manulae- s See oe ee eee | ar [ONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7TH, INN N GGG TIT 00 xx AT 8 O'CLOCK, : 915 E STREET NORTHWEST. RuRS 9? 8 SUNN Admission $1. Tickets may be procured at Bren- Rise POS Peteaihg ta heshony tana at oa i go ae! ‘Brace & Co., 433 Otli street northwest. ECTURE — BIOGRAPHICAL | SKETCH ° Ldditen vicroniasby Hon, HORA TIO KING, | ereereiccce Seems Ear gees non Wednesay, Dec. 24, pat. A 00 T 11 g58g the Lecture Room of All Souls’ Charch. Musieby dirs, an tere Se on BUXTON. Tickets Tor sale at the music store of AABPPS OL Sas. Messre Setzerou & Cov and at Mr. Breutavoy, book AAP 00 LLLLU Sss8= — (HE WASHINGTON RINK, wih st. and Rhode Island ave. Day Coaches and Sleepers, ‘Oniy first-class attractions, H FROM Rdthits Ladies free every Monday night, THE LEADING RINK. 128 ° Ispranaroxrs| Jpewoos NINTH STREET UPERA HOUSE, ‘One square north of Pennsylvania avenue. CHANGE. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD WILL RUN TRAINS FROM THE FIRST LEAVING B. & 0. DEPOT, IM INDIANAPOLIS 8 A.M. TUESDAY, 19 HOURS: ‘TRAIN ON ANY OTHER ROAD, ARRIVING IN OND TRAIN WILL LEAVE WASHINGTON AT A.M. TUESDAY, 7 HOURS FASTER THAN ANY INDIANAPOLIS AT COKRESPONDING TIME. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN THE TWO CITIES, BE 0000 0000 © 0.00 © 0 ow ND TRIP. AT 10 A. M, ARRIVING INDIANAPOLIS NEXT P.M.ARRIVES INDIANAPOLIS 10:45 P.M. NEXT ABRIVES INDIANAPOLIS AT 10:35 P.M. OF Is8UE NOW ON SALE. AT THE CITY OFFICES OF THE AND OHIO. AVENUE, 619 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AVENUE AND C STREET. é TRIP AND TRAINS LEAVING IX- As Ovex Lerre ‘TO CLOTHING BUYERS. GENTLEMEN: A FRIENDOF OURS INDULGED HIMSELF IN A LUXURY LAST MONTH, AND HE RELATES HI8 EXPERIENCE IN THE CLOTHIER AND HATTER THUS: “1 WENT TO A ‘CRACK’ CUSTOM TAILOR AND ORDERED HIM TO MAKE ME A NEW SUIT: HE TAXED ME SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS I SELECTED NICE ENOUGH MATERIAL AND HE PROCEEDED TO TAKE MY MEASURE- MENT; FILLED HALF A PAGE OF A DECENT SIZED BOOK WITH FIGURES, AND TOLD METO CALL AND TRY ON THE COAT ON A CERTAIN DAY. I CALLED ANDSLIPPEDINTO THECOAT. I CAME VERY NEAR SLIPPING THROUGH IT, IT WAS ABOUT THREE SIZES TOO LARGE. HE CHALEED IT AND PINNED IT, AND TOLD ME TO CALL AGAIN. I DID 80 AND HE MARKED IT FULL OF CHALK LINES UNCE MORE. A WEEK THEREAFTER HE SENT THE SUITTO MY HOME. THE COAT WAS ABOUT AS MUCH 100 SMALL AS ON THE FIRST TRIAL IT HAD BEEN TOO LARGE. I RE- TURNED IT. HE LET OUT SOME OF THE SEAMS AND SENT IT BACK. ENLARGING IT HAD THROWN THE GOAT OUT OF BALANCE. THECOLLAR STOOD AWAY FROM MY NECK. NO AMOUNT OF COAXING WOULD BRING IT CLOSE UP, I ONCE MORE RETURNED THE COAT. THE ‘CRACK’ CUSTOM TAILOR SAID THE FAULT WAS WITH MY NECK AND NOT WITH THE COAT, PERHAPS HE WAS RIGHT, BUT NEVERTHELESS I WAS LEFT WITH A SUIT OF CLOTHES ON MY HANDS THAT I CANNOT PUT ON MY PERSON AND WEAR WITH ANY DEGREE OF COMFORT. I THEN DID WHAT I SHOULD HAVE DONE IN THE START. I WENT TO SAKS & COMPANY AND potent a READY-MADE sur. I FEEL VERY PROUD OF THIS SUIT. IT's ONE OF A LOT THAT THEY BOLD AT TWENTY DOLLARS, I HAD THESLEEVES SHORTENED HALF AN INCH, AND NOW IT FITS ME PER- FECTLY. MY NECK AND THE COLLAR OF THEOOAT ARE THE BEST OF FRIENDS AND CLING CLOSELY TOGETHER, AND I HAVE (THE APPEARANCE OF A WELL-DRESSED MAN EVERY TIME ANY ONE 48K8 ME ‘WHO Is YOUR TAILOR; I FEEL INCLINED TO TELL ‘THERM THE HISTORY OF MY EXPERIENCE HOW 4 ‘CRACK CUSTOM TAILOR,” arrER MAKING SEVERAL ATTEMPTS, COULD NoT PRODUCE A HALF-WAY DECENT FITTING SUIT, AND I SECURED A PERFECT #rr wirn- QUT ANY TROUSIE FROM §4KS & com. ‘WE THINK WE DESERVE A GREAT DEAL OF CREDIT FOR THE IMPROVEMENTS WE HAVE MADE IN READY-MADE CLorarna. 2P 18 NOT ONLY IN SUITS THAT WE EXCEL. ‘WE HAVE HAD THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF OVERCOATS IN THE CITY Tas aRasoy, AXD THE MOST PERFECTLY FITTING ONES, TO-NIGHT Farewell of THE NATIONAL IDEAL COMIC OPERA CO., In Gilbert & Sullivan's Sparkling Japanese Opera, Entitled THE MIKADO: OR THE TOWN OF TITIPU. YUM YUM... Miss AGNES EARLE. ‘The first complete production of “The Mikado” in Washington, ‘the composers and author's original Dusiuess. Magniticeut costumes of antique designs Scenery aud neitings of Oriental splendor." ‘dmission, 10 and 25¢. 28 Atsavens GRAND OPERA HOUSI- FRONT. EVENINGS AT 8, MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2. “THE FUNNIEST OF ALL.” THE SPARKS COMPANY, (BAouin and Sanger, proprietors.) In the greatest of all successes, A BUNCH OF KEYS; Or, The Hotel. By Charles H. Hoyt Brighter and Better, Funnier Than Ever. ‘New Songs, Dances, &c. MONDAY, Nov. 30—-BARLOW, WILSON & RAN- EIN'S MINSTRELS. 2027, 8: 1 enced MONDAY, NOV, 30. EASON ABLE HOURS, nike ae af CITY ITEMS. the Favorite Comedian," Gentlemen's Winter Outfittings, Medicated Scarlet Flannel Underwear $1, $1.25, $1.50. Heavy White Merino Shirts and Drawers, o Shaker’ Cashm d Merino Socks, 25c., jaker, ere and Merino Gouna, Buek,Dog-sk: Caster Gi joth, Ki ek, in, and ter Gloves. Knit Jackets, Blue and Gray Wool Shirts, Extra Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers, 50c. Unlaundried Shirts, bert made, 50c.,7be., 61. Reg. made Stout French Socks, 2 pt. 25. Our prices guaranteed to be the lowest. R, C. Lewis, “Hatter and Gentlemen's Outfit- ter,” 920 7th’st., bet. I and K n.w. “One Price.” N.B. Fall line heavy Cloth and Fur Caps. 2 Men’sChinchilla box coat & vest, 7th & E. Scott's Emuision of Pure Cop LIVER O1L, WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES, For Wasting Children. Dr. 8. W. Cohen, of Waco, Texas, says: “Ihave used your Emulsion in infantile wasting, with Food results, It not only restores wasted iiss ut gives strength, and I heartily recommend for diseases attended by atrophy.” —_s,m,w Bend for Auerbach’s Illustrated New Cat alogue of Sewing Machines, Needles, repairs and attachments for every Sewing Machine made since 1845, Office, 7th and H. 1 lay Announcement.—You are cor espe so ee oS entitled r[PHEATER comrQuE THANKSGIVING WEEK. ‘Engagement Extraordinary of W. M. DAVENE'S ALLIED ATTRACTION and $10,900 CHALLENGE FEMALE BRASS BAND. Do not fail to see the street parades—two dally. n23 Fac popie tenets, Pak a Eabt native and. graduate of Paria Sorbonne’ Ualver —~j ‘Preach Minkser. Apply 714 13th ot a AMA OCTAVIA SEWELL PE Deel on’ Pet Young Men pre- for Rusineas Lite,the Universities, ‘aid Theological Seminarina’ $230 per yea, Principal Library open gratuitounly to ail advanced sade ES Rev K. NELSON, Principal__ Psciebcmauicy, Ponmanehip, and il bgt 2 canches. ‘Term moderate. "APpIS to C- Fw Sob, Wins SCHOOL OF FINE ART AND DECORATIVE DPSIGN, Vernon Row, 045 Pa 200. Thgrough Inatroction Drawing, Painting, Ge Sucning. Modeling in Clay and Mechabical trawing. 0, ve n2¢-im® GENT N WISHES TO GIVE Lits~on fA tn latte, Crock, Metemetinn snd the Sngmen ranches privately’ or in ® school: best references ‘erie anstally low. Address Box 97, Star office, GERMAN LADY WITH HIGHEST RECOM mendations desires paplle <f any age for Cease Modere Masc; Singing efter tree Italian ‘hod; good German, Parisian and Italian lancht by grammar conversation abd. syle with onsufpaneed methods. MGUs MOF ERUDT, M" FUNG, AND MES MYERS ARE PRE. AMA parette ladies (number Ga nw. class for young Hiroited "to tweive) in ‘branches. Matheraatice and Prenchy “Werieate lessons pill also aps comm: RS ADEL DUVAL MACK, 1424 WN eT. MS eae arene peters ‘with teachers French and Mi Bls-dwe 7 OICE CULTURE.—MIRS AND, LATE OF tod yt brepared to receive tinited purpper at m pupils, Rooms {310 F st_ Terms reasouable,ul 7- ~CHOOL OF LONOGRA PH SCHOOL OF TY P)-WHiTITNG, SCH F SCHUOL or NOOK KHREING, Au Shing Mata so Ss Ec hae ‘er and(Q24 M STREET N.W. G. PASSMORE EPARED TO RESUME her class in walerand oli painting, at Ingo K HOROU NDIVIDUAL ce rime INSTRUCTION writer at the Spenoeri- an Business College, Duy or Evening. Moderate ratrs of tuition, 20-w ae ‘in LAND KINDER K and NOEKR Prin Engiand methods Genuine Mo eae (001 AVE GARTEN, Misses POLLOC is. ‘Tenth year. N Kindergarten,” Frei German Closves limited: 1127 13th st. n.w., ove square ‘Thomas Circle, Teachers trained. 214) . TE Grerwax ciass (g1 PER MONTH, WEDNES- DAYS and SATURDAYS, 7 p.m. Young Men's New ‘York ave. Private lee Mis MAnscenrre, MA of Eiocution, ate stage, SAXTON, TEACHER Practical training’ for the Dra Clergymen nd ‘Teachers at reduced rates, Al a" MM", ano NES ALPRED BOJACS ENGLISH AVE and French Boarding and Day School for ¥: Ladies and Little Girls 1012 17th st nw. Anni BER 25th. seb-Buy session commences Sh: ii HORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING 3 SS cally tangit. Success guaranteed if Instructions: are followed’. Private pupils. preferred and number Tintted. “It, CROMELIS, othce of Jobin Bar, Stenosraphers, 472 Louisiana st OF THE WASHINGTON MES ans B.CON) AVE Collegiate Lustitute, will take pupils in vocal and Jethods of Une best, instrumental music and harmony. OF terias and otuer European masters joliowed. iy __ Apply at 1025 Vermontay. particulars SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR 9TH SS ‘and Dosis. n.w. A practical business education that qualities #oung wen abd women vo support theune! Vow nd. suceesstu the active duties ‘of life ion gives in Rapid Writing, the Eing- lish Language. Correspondence, Iapid Caiulations, ideal Estunniy: Stenographyatd Type Wing. Rage many Sten : 1 lar Gay ‘and evening ‘sessions Fewanied. TUTSDAY, Sept. pee ma ‘open meu the veer or quarter, on and after MOS. 4 Aug. A full corps of teachers. [ltustras jar, giving full information, sent free on. lon HENKY C. SPENCER, PENCHI View Principal _ocd-61 1538 T street mw. RLINGTON INSTITUTE—BOARDING AND Schoo! for Gite at Aleaniriny Va. ah bu Va, ix Pachitjana igen event ian! sane moderate. Addrems SBLOCA BLL, Princioal clam W ARES GTON ACADEMY OF TRLEGRAPHY. ‘Ohly school of the kind bere. A special invite: tion to all to see the method by which You ean soon earn a profession. 20 16m. se. a PRIVATE EEssons TN ALL “GRADES oF ‘study; to adulte confident ‘Apnapel ail ™ four college, IVY INSTITUTE aw. commer Sth end K sta nw. ] , Cleon W. FLYNN, A ee aes Ee j __Frening Classes, $3 and $5 amonth, ‘soa Fresca Kospercaxrex, MADAME CHEVREMONT, pet Ladies ai 11 arn. Boss and Girie mn Pronunciation, original, practicul ‘and successful «yatem. IME MUSEUM. ie Array oh imyivania ave..near 11th st, Siguntic Array of Novelty for SEER a . i : jurlesque, very Atiernoga and Sight. ‘This Week, ‘The Gifted and_ Popular Actor, {And His Elegant Upion square Compan m Square: 5 in the Beautiful Ronse Dress of BOSE MICHEL Notwithstanding the ex; there will be added ding ‘pease, d Specialty aud Olio * Kdmissow to ull only 10 ceuts. ‘Beats can be three days in advance. n23-6t Alally invited to visit us on opening days, Dee. | eae — and 2) and inspect our line of Christmas and | WFTH ANNUAL COURSE New Year is, which is complete. Piush Dr. J. W. BISCHOFF, Director, Gyods, Photo Autograph and Serap Albums, | | Reserved seats for five concerts Qi, at Fills € Cae ‘icture Frames, lirrors, & all at bottom | Sale will commence at Sam, THUHSDAY, Novem- prices at, the Cépitol Hil Stalionery Store by | ber 20. nai ‘hos, L, McPhee. a pa LELAND CONCERT CO. Battons, Ribbons, Laces, Bindings, cornetist; Miss Jessie, solo viotin- Tallor “Trimmings. Young, 786 7th st, Mourn | wt! Wan. 1 Yaland, barnone and piel amsied ty Store. "Emma, Bellennt, soprano, can aa 1 | Concerts Bociety, Church nod ‘other Select Entertain: New American, New Automatie, New | mena. Mr Leland, assisted by his daughters, woud Domestic and o' er Machines for rent at Auer- nt to lead church singing. like an. buch’s, 7th and H. ry wer fareber partkulars, apply st 45; 7th st. Mon ains at Clark’s, 734 7th |“. TEA WILL BE GIVEN FORT NEF! st. Daw. Flannel, 14¢;, Shaker Flancel, ‘Tet tne Woman's Exchange ot the Rooms, Lie, 36c. Black Cashmere, 25¢.; our 12%4¢ Cun: | 7 1609 st, DECEMBER Oth. from 3.07 6 ton Flannel, 9%c.; Canton, 4%; Apron Diaplay of Holiday Goods, D2LZ7Ze.desa5 ore Gingham, 4%c.;'Shirting Cheviot, Oe; 10-4 ‘MUSIC—PROF. LOUis WEBER Sheeting,'18¢.; 4: Sateen, Gc. Wool Drees ee See eee en meer Many, Plaids, ‘Tee,, worth 360: double 61d Cashmere, | Yara = See Mie ln + Snzo-lme koe ds per cout diese mae, to a ” ‘at ATE DANCING LESSONS GIVEN BY A Cloaks bottom pric Newmarkets, Russian Ciret Wie ea. ace ne hae ca ues ‘at prices never so low In the history of theCloak ac Clark's, 784 7¢n 08. Bow, 1 Coughs and Colds. Those who are suffer. ing from Coughs, Colds Sore Throat, ett, should try Brown's etal Troches. Sold’only in ss duet Auerbach's, 7th aud HS Hoods, Clouds, Shawls, Neck Comforts, hs ‘nd best, 736 7that. Y ‘Mourn: coop best, oung, Moun Castoria. When Baby was sick hice ce When she had Uniares on Timmer ae Wine Riewasnckihs toe She cried for Castoria. ‘When she Deca clung toCastoria that Te Order, $5 pants, Elseman, cor 7th @ E. Sewing Machines From OSS al ings ac 83 Per Gallon, 7c. Quart Nod Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. Gxders by mall MoGee's, Oth, near Dat aaw-San Boye’ Norfolk suit, Eiseman Bros, 7th & B. ae es a wae ony of Dee ‘thoroughly competent to teach the walts, =, and other round dances by & military sehottische, etc.. and sia ne are jONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. TWO GRAND CONCERTS, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, M™ % 2 soe 1300 F STREET N.W,, me ON PARIS. Sass ee Moc J. P. Pam IMPORTER OF FASHION, 1107 F STREET NORTH WEsT. ‘amortment of French and English BON- HATS, of the latest and most approved PUPILS PREPARED FOR SMITH. WELLESLEY and Vassar Colleges, Also for Civil Service Bx- amination. 1006.N at. nw. Pupils of all ages in structed in En French and Music. Highes} ref erences. Apply to Principal. oclosme DRENCH GUAGE —LUGEN E G QOL RE, A. M.,8 native of Paris, France Nat- ural “Method. “Aiming at ical and immediate convermutional results, 1638 1 sn. os-omn ‘Vocal and Instrumental Puplis received. oc27-1m® ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND V ENGLISH LANGUAGE, ‘904 M street n. Mra M. STEVENS HART. Principal Fourth year begits October Ist, 1585, fernduaien puadenta afuer full cay ne ‘dorsed by u respousible Board ‘Thorough Lnsiruction to Teachers, Mit Ore tore, Si und others in the Culture and Develop- Bent of the Voice. cial ad) for the Study of Practical pcg ees Focal Dereon M 5b endoreed by prominent loosl “A limited number of Students accommodated with lly of Princt elton W snixetox ‘COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 1028 Vermont avenue, ‘This tnmtitution will enter upon its twelfth amaual ‘September 28d, 1535. ‘Session Wednesday, Assisted by a full TES, experienced teachers end the BERLITZ SCH GUAGE Pa ake roses ERUiiens, Enero MIN. LIS, ST. PAUL.