Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1886, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Osrice or tut cates siesAe OFFIerR. of Columbia and Virginia, fair northwesterly winds, For District ‘weather, si morn eet When you visit New You cham hotel, Fifta avenue, an piss. ni Wally tocated for « tran-ich oF permanent guests: near the Grand Ceatral depot and quite @ecessibie by either elevated or suriace rail- Tuads, aiso by stages Which pass the door every few tminutes. This magnificent butel is ei gantly furnished and Las splendid public par- fors for ladies aud gentiemen smoking rooms, Didliard rooms, private dining rooms, ete, It bas rooms varying tn price irom $1 upwards, also superior families wishin now we do it, but we do, sell sugar for 6 cents; good Jav: coffee for 20, 18, 15, 1: reduction fa teas; everyting first clas: facdsome presents to customers, O'Donnell Tea Company, 4th st. and Ps. uve.,Capito. Hill. Brancies Center, Eustern, Western, Northern Liberty markets,’ Established 1875. Tue CELEBRATED California flannel under- wear. Also, camel's hair, lamb’s wool and merino at bottom prices. Frane’s, eorner 7th and D, the only strictly one price bat and gent'’s furnishing store in the cit, THE OLD and reliable wine and liquor house of Chr. Xander’s, No. 909 7th st. u.w., still Jeads the market In fine whiskies. WEN 4 Finst-cass FAMILY Grocer like N. W. Burchell, of F street, says that Holmes €Coutt’s Sea Foum Waiers are the best and that he sells them to the exclusion of all other waiers of the kind, it means someting. Mr. Burebel! so expresses himself. So do thirty ‘Other grocers of Washington. Borrep Moxte cures insomnia, nervous ex- Ibaustion and sick headache. Sutfsiuction guar anteed. Try it. OPENING.—We are pleased to announce the pening of our Art Tile sud Wood Mantel Par- Jors, ‘These rooms are far superior in ail their Sppointments vo anything Leretoiore shown in this city and are well worth a visit. We have alsoa full assortment of J.S. Con- over & Co.’s Brass Fire Sets, Fenders, Andirons and Coal Hods. Also Onyx and Plush-top Tables, Fire Screens, Easels and other brass work, suitable for holi- day and wedding giits. JARBER & Ross, 911 Penasylvania avenue. PuoTOGRAPHS.—Me Marshall and Gill- ing, successors to Mr. Walzi, will continue tls Feduced prices for a sliort tinie only. Cabinets from $2.00 a dozen; usual price $5.00. Best Work only. Finest instruments and best back- grounds in America. Instantaneous pictures of Dies a spe Kensington Ari Stu Ir You Waxr a pure article of wines or Mquors at reasonable prices, bottled or in larger ulties, go to. Hugh J. Fegan’s, ‘old estabiishe wor house, where pt, suitable tal or couking purposes. A NimBLe Sixrexce is better than a slow Shilling; so saith O'Donnell, volesale prices to ye cate ing houses. Granulated sug and Pennsylvania ave., Cap! jow is the time to place your orders for our Aine portraiis, to avoid the rush of the holiday trade. Geo, PRixce, Puotograpber, Peunsylvania avenue and 11th street, Norice.—Receiving daily fresh supply of all Kinds of fresh aud salt water Fisb, Kennebec and Uregou salinon, Diamond Buek’ Terrapin, Sliders, Lousters, Crawiisn, Canvass Back, Red Head and Mallard Ducks, Wild Turkeys’ and ‘all Kinds of game in season. All orders shall have prompt attention. At R.A. Golden's Po- tomac. river fisu and game stands, Center mar- ket. Telephone euil, $47-3. Iris 4 PLeaswne todo business when youref- forts are appreciaied,as hus Leen with us the past week. We are up to the times in everyihing pertaining to the furniture business. Nothin; @scupes our notice. Our warerooms are stock with the finest line of parlor, chamber, library and dining-room furniture, made in the very Jatest designs, und for workinansiip and finish they arc unexceiled. A visit tomy extensive establishment will ‘convince you that we lead the traae. My sulesmen are obliging and cour- tous to everybody. No troubie to show goods. BREITBARTH'S, Odd Fellows’ Hail, ‘7th street northwest. JErFERsOX MArxer.—Fine beef, lamb, mut- ton and veal a specialty. B’'L Wunecen, Proprisior, 18th and K sts.n.w. Gas FIxTURES at Siiedd’s, 409 9th st. Serrar Purs. W.French,taxidermist,419 12th, Baigutwoop Races, Thursday, November ‘18th, at 2 p.m. Berxe THE Bases and have their pictures ‘made tor Christmas presenis, Superior work at low prices, at ce’s Studio, 1217-1219 Ponnsyleania avenue. HouMES & Court's fancy biscuits give per- feet satisfaction to my trade. Ihave soid them for a number of years. AUGUSTUS GsxSDoRF, 1904 7th street. HANDSOME Waxexooms of Parlor Suites in silk and mohair piustes, spun and raw sliks, brocatelie, &c. Any one wishing hair-cloth suits our line is complete. No troubie to show goods. BREITBAKTH'S, Oda Fellows’ Hull, 7tn street, PERsoxs in want of harness, trunks, satchels, horse biankets and robes will do well by at tending the auction sale that is to take place at 1347 Pennsylvauia avenue, Saturday, Novem- Der 13th. See auction column. S, B. Sexton's eciebrated latrobes for sale at SS. Shedd’s, 409 9th st. Jarrenson MaxxeT.—Game—Canvas backs, Yead heads, mallards and vlack bead ducks; grouse, quail, pheasants and wild turkeys. L.WHEELES, Proprietor, Isth and K n.w, “See Special Novice column in regard to meeting oi Israelites for completion of organiza- ton jor library and reading rooms.” Wer Have Berrex Scccess in handling Holmes & Coutt’s ancy biscuits than any ‘others. A. C. & G. H. Demonet, 17iz Pennsylvania avenue. YARD-WIDE PERCALE, Gye, Stera’s, 904 7th. Heapgvarrexs tor Gent's Fine Shoes in all the leading styles. Strictly one-price. Mus W. i. Ricu, 77 Market Space. DRESss Scrs for hire, 414 9th street. FUSSELL’S Ice Cream, Caarioties and Candies, BEAUTIFUL CHAMBER SUITES, the very latest styles, in mauogauy, cuerry, waluut and ap- Uque Oak. These goods are Gur specialties. BREITBARTH’S, Odd Fellows’ Hail, 7th surest, Suare MANTELS at Shedu’s, 409 9th st, Fixe Porreare: SY, 1109 Pa. ave Now 13 tHe Timg.—EStabrook’s the place for fiue photographs. 711 Market Space. ReisiNger’s ice cream, 255 G st. n.w. We Have HaNDLep Holmes & Coutt’s fancy Diseuits almost exc.usiveiy since we began bus iness and they give periect satisfaction, Biecu & Co., 1414 14th street. Save Your Eyxsicut.—Consult Hempler, eorner 4%. CITY AND DISTRICT Amusements To-Night. ALBAUGH’S.— Mxxzvo's.—Minstreis, Masassas PaNowamA.—Day and evening. KRRNAN's.—Varicty. Haruis.’—“Karl, the Peddler. Drax MuseuM.—“Micaliz.” gee Condensed Locals. The various Youn: Men’s Curistian associa- tons of the world Lave designated the week trom November 14 to 20, as a thie of prayer tor YoUng men and Young Men's Curistian associa- ous. Services appropriate (0 the opening oi ‘Whe week of prayer wilt be held at McKendree enuren to-morrow. Joun Koyea, a colored man, while trying to stp a pair of runaway horses ov Pennsylvania avenue last eveuing, was knocked down by a treet car, and budly bruised about the bead and Ouicers of the Metropolitan Industrial school have been elected for the ensuing year ys follows: President, Mrs. A. V. Davis; vice presi- dents, Mrs. EA. Mecker, Mrs. Martin, dirs. 3. D. La Fetra, Mis. Weaver, Mra. 8. EL Suilth, Bin A. L. Barber; recording. secretary, Mrs, T A. Williams; treasurer, Mass B. V. Andrew: Tegister, Mrs. Smith. ‘Bhe house of Mr. George Hammer, of Brandy- Wine, Churies county, MG., was rooted Wednes- Of $6U0, The thief’ was discovered, but ced its escape with bis pluader. A lausiewle Was given last eveulug at the new ot tue Norwood instiuute’ on Massie ebusetts avenue,and a very inieresting pro Sram was rendered. A pleasant wusical entertainment in which inate Scout, Eulalie ower and Mamie Skuous, and Messis, Warren Youuz, Geo. A. Prevost, Win. D. McFarluna, Jarvis Butler wad LP. Waiteker took pari, was given ab Unity eburen bast ev Tue Cowurai Beach Women’s Christian asso giation will meet us Lie Fenidence of the qui, Mrs. W. W. 0. 1401 B1st West” Wasuingtou, Yhursday advt. he sociable and pound party tor the benefit Of Si. Joseplis Urpuan uss lum, Thaniseg ving evening, will afford un upvortunity Ww We iuavie to do much good. See adi. f. Juuu Siadivon, 2105 sia sirect porth- West, feil from u seaitula on 1zib street ‘Thurs: day ‘evening, and Lad bis culiar Lone broken acd received u severe cut on bis head. He was eurrica to hus bome aud Dr. George Henderson Fendered surgieat aust medical attention. At Baldwin Meworiai M. E. chureh, lormert hows as tue Cross Roads churcu, ucar Water: bury, Auue Arundel county, Md. a revival mu is im progress under’ tue couduct « Baers S- Lavis. Abuat nity yer-oun. includ S vumver oi vid abu Usiddie aged persous, Ihave pevensed coaversiva. ee | i | | | | =e a, \ NG STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. eM ‘The Baptist Congress. THE SUBTECTS TO BE DISCUSSED AT THE MEET- ING NEXT WEEK IN BALTIMORE. ‘The Baptist congress for the discussion of eur- rent questions will hold its fifth annual meet- ing at the Eutaw Place ebureb, Baltimore, be- sinning on Tuesday and continuing through Thursday. Among the subjects to be discussed aro the following: Inspiration of the Scriptures, Fait Cures and the Labor Qaestion on. Tues: daz; Rell ani Sabbah Ob» Future Lite and Popular Inditlerence 1 Re- ligion on Thursday. W.E. Hateher, D. D., of Richmond, Va., is the president of the eongr’ss, and the toilowing will be ihe speakers: Re D. 8. Pepper, D. D., Waterville, Maine: Rev. . P.Eaches, D.'D., Hichistown, N.J.: Rev. W. Hi. Wnitsitt, D. D., Louisville, Ky.; Rev. F. A. Kertoot, D! D., Medway, Ky. Rev. Philip S. “oxem’. Bo-ton; Hon. Jam 3 Kev. G. T. Dowlin K. Davis, Charlotisville, sou, D. D., Salen D.,Providence, K. 1; Rev. J. FL .D.D.,’New York: Rev. Reuben Jeffrey, D. D.. Indianapolis: Rev, Lansing Burrows, D! Buchanan, Tre D., Augusta, Rev. E. B. Hulbert, D.’D. Moncan Park, lil; Kev. W. H. Robinson, West Philadelphia! Rev, EH. Jobnson, D. D.. Up ad, Pa.: Rev. Malcom’ MacVicar, Ph. D., Toronto, Canaia; Rev. J.B. Hawthorne, D. D. tanta, aud Rev. Join Peddie, D. D. 3 jreene. the pastor of the Calvar: Baptisi church of this city,and Mr.S, W. Wood- The New Haves, Conn., Nov. 8. To the Faitor of Tue LV ENING STAR: Dear Sir: Will you please give me all the im- formation which you cen get about the na- tional military drill which is to take place in your city next May. Idid not know whom to write to till [happened to receive a copy of your valuable paper; chen I thought you would be the proper person to write to. By giving me an early reply you wili confer a favor, a8 our company, Co. C, C. N.G., have strong notions of going. ‘Tremain very truly yours, Joux J.O'But New Haven P. 0., Conn, [In another column will be found a fall state- ment of the arrangements for the national drill so far as they have been perfected.—ED.] << Hiding the Railroad. THE IMPROVEMENT NOW GOING ON IN THE MALL. Col. J. M. Wilson, the commissioner of pub- lic buildings and grounds, Is making improve- ments on that part of tue muil which adjoins the western boundary of the B. & P. R. R. com- pany’syard. Along the western side of the stone will recently erected by the railroad company large quantities of earth have been deposited, until at this time it forms a mound several feet high, almost concealing the inove- ment of trains in and out cf the depot from persons Who may be driving through the mail. Col. Wilson suid to a STAR reporter to-day “The object of the commission in building the mound is to hide the grimy-looking yurd of the railroad company from the vlewof sightseers on the mall.” The material for this improvement is supplies free of charge to the government, 1. Wilson having stipulated In his contract with the contractor who is grading the ground arout d the new Pension office, that all earth removed therefrom should ve deposited at that place. When the embankment has reached the desired height It will be graded into a gently sloping incline, and, after being sown With grass seed, the summit will be lined with quick-zrowing trees, thus more effectually ac- complishing the purpose. Tur Aquepucr BrivGe TrTLE.—A deedgiving the United States government a clear title to the Aqueduct bridge has been Jointly prepared by ibe owners aad the lessees of the bridge and the exnal. Tne Attorney General will pass upon the suiliciency of the propose: deed before the meeting in Alexandria, November 22. A SUCCESSFUL AMPUTATION.—Mr. C. J. Columbus, the plasterer, residing at 711 Rhode Island avenue, who had his lez broken near tue ankle by aiail at the Homeopathic hos- plial over a month ago, and whose death was ior w time anticipated, is now regarded as out of danger. His injuries were suc! it necessary to amputate his leg just below the Knee some Weeks uiter the occurrence , when It was exiremely doubitul whether he couid re- cover. He, however, took the chances, and Dr. J. Ford Thompson successtully periormed the operation. ay A Boy LIKELY To Go To THE PENITENTIARY. Charles Zypprecht, one of the boys sentenced to 60 days in jail by Judge Snell for robulug a stand outside of the O-street market several days ago, was brought trom jail to the Police Court this morning and arraigned on a charge of stealing « wateb trom Jucob Ochs, near Ruck creek, in August. The case had been worked up against bin by Detectives Ruff and Horne, and on the testimony presented by them tue court heid the boy in $300 bonds for the action of the grand jury, the charge being petit lar- ceny, second offense. ——— THE Y. M.C. A. CosVENTION.—The first bust ness session of the fifteenth annual convention of the Young Men's Cristian association of Maryland, West Virginia and the District of Columbia vpened yesierday at Frederick, Md, W. H. H. Sinith and T. A. Harding represented the association ot this ‘city. Mr. Harding was elected president of the convention. The report of the state executive committee stated that twenty-seven associations at present exist in tue district, four college and one German asso- ciation being among the number. Two new associations Lave been formed within the year <one ut Kingwood and one at Moundsville, West Virginia. ‘The report further slows ad encouraging and heaitay condition generally among ail the associailuns. The evening ses- sion Was opened with w service of sony con- ducted by Mr. W. H. H. Smith, of this city. Txiep To WALK Ory wiTH THE Rixc— Carrie Thomas, a young colored girl, weut into Lansburgh’s store yesterday und ‘wanted to purchase u finger ritig. She was shown a tray of rings aud tried several of tuem on, but started out the store without buying. Sie had oue of the rings on ber finger and was walking just for the front door, when one of the clerks stopped her and Detective Horne took her into custoay. She had not «cent in her pocket to purchsse aring, She was tried betore Judge ‘Snell to-day aud was given fliteen days in Juli. METROPOLITAN INV Compas ESTMENT AND BUILDING ‘Holuers of receipts for tue first aehessinent on stock in this company ure requesied to bring or send them to the secretary's office, No. 822 8th street north- West, and receive ‘in exchange their ac count books. Stockholders ure requested to be present at the mecting at Knowles, Mary- land, on Thanksgiving day. Those who cannot go must be represented by proxies, to make the ineeting legal, Proxy iurms ean be bud of the secretary. Subscribers to stock who do not pay the first wssessinent on or before the 20th inst. are notified thut their stock will be sold to otuer parties who desire it.--1dvertisement, ULE ON THE BALTIMORE AND Potomac RaiLuoab.—A chunge in the movement of trains of the Buitlmore and Poto- nae railroad wilt yo Into effeet tomorrow, 5un- . November 14, at 11:20 p.m. The New York ess now leaving @ 7:10 at., Will leave at tue New York Minived express, leaving at9:40 a.m,, wili rau daily to Baltimore. The New York express, now ivaving at 11:00 a.1u., will leave at 11:15 a.m. Tue Chleago imited express will leave at 12:15 p.m., and arrive in Chicago 11:00 a.m. next morning. At Pittsburg the Limited will connect with fast line tor Cine cinnatl and St. Louis, urriving at former point a.m., and the Jatter 6:00 p.m. next day new express ior Philadephia and New York will leave at 1 daily, arriving Phila- deipuia and New “York 6:20 p.m. Baitt- more pusseuger now leaving at 12:05 leave at 12:35. ‘The congressiona press tor Pi and New York, now jeaving at 3: run every day. “The express leaving at 7:10 p. mm. will carry a through siceper to St. Louisand will connect at Pittsourg with western express, With Unroug sieeper tor “Memphis, via Cincin- nati. IMPORTANT CHANGES IN SOUTHERN Ran way Time TABLES. — The following changes take effect to-morrow (Sunduy), a. m., Novem- ber 14th, 1896: The train heretoiore leaving Washiugion ior Ricnmond and. the south ut 1u:55 x. m., is changed to 11 am., and the train tor Alexandria at 11:35 a. m, is’ changed to 12:01 p.m. ‘The arriving tain hereiowore reaching Wasulugton irom Kichmond at 10:30 a.m. is changed lo 11 um. From Alexandria at 140 p. ni. and 3:20 p. m. instead of at 1:20 p.m, and 4.) a» formerly. Additional (rains will be put ou duily, leaving Wasuington 10:05 p. m. tor Alexandria, and arriving Irom Alexandria 9:52 p. m., and other changes in trains between Wasuington and Alexanuria, via: The train leaviug Washington at 6:01 p. m. and arriving at 5:30 p. m., Will o¢ run dally, aud the train heretowre arriving at 7:25 p.m. and leaving at 8:05 p. 1.0m Sunday, will be discontinued. —_-___ Tuk WiLWELM CLUB ConceRts—The Wil- helm) club, Prof. Kaspar conduewr, takes pleas ure 1 announcing to ineir iriends Wuat tine eu- couraging growtn of their subscription lst nas enubied tiem to secure the services of such noted artists as Mune. Blaneue Stone-Barton, of New York, and Mme. Fuuny Keuiogy,of Boston, ue. Slone-Hurton is & pupil Of Mune, Marenest, of Faris, and on Ler return trom studying abroad she was at once recoguized as oue of Our greatest Svcalists. “She is w sister of Murie Stone, WhO js oo well known in Washiugton us a member of the Bosion Ideal Gpera colnpany. Mune. Kel Joye 1s justly wined tor ber Yeuutiial vole und wouderful power of execution, and has made & most juvorable impression wherever she hus Sung. ‘The tocal artists who will assist the Wil. elu) club are Mme. Kaspar aud Mrs True. ne ubject of these couceris is tue interpreta uon Of tue bigest order oc music in the most artisic manner possivie. Tue smail churge of vue dollar subscription for three coucerts Is to aid in Getruying the expenses of this musical undertaking. Those fitting up for the bd ali desiring ciegant lextiie Ouse vebiles should remember the exbibitivn on Monday and Tuesday, at Dowling's, of tue Fare covlection of eurpets, rugs, emurol €tc., Le suid. there ob Weunesduy, thursday ane Friaay of next week, Mr. ‘Dowling assures Lis patrons that Uns will rank with the kine huest consigniuents of the kiud ever sent | Bes Cpr — Cage will ut the same ie ahoid one of the 4 Opportunities tor | burgaiue ever offered here. te EE | | HaLLer & Davis wins all the first prizes on Upright Pianus. ‘Luey act out their veilef in ‘Tey and perpetual noprovement,— Amusementé. AuBavon’s Orera Hovse.—During the great rage of operatic burlesque a few years Ago, perhaps the biggest success of the day was Rice's “Evangeline.” This amusing plece had an extraordinary ran, and in it apy ior Ube first time many comedians and light opera artists who have sinee Lecome famous in one way or another. Evangeline” was revived in New York last autumn, and atouce entered upon @ prosperous career, which extended | through the season. This season the piece bas been put on the roud, and seems to have met with great favor in ‘the cities it has so far Visited. It will be the attraction at Albaugh’s next week, where it will be presented by a com- pany which contains sixty people, among thein May Stembler, Irene Verona, George Fortescue, Ed. Morris and other favorably known people. The scenery “is new and the eusiumes rich, NatioNaL THEATER.—“Mixed Pickles,” the comedy in which Mr. J. B. Polk and his com- pany will be seen at this bouse next week, is hot, as many might be led to suppose from its title, of a vaudeville character, It isa genuine comedy, the merit of which has been recog- nized by the critics of New York and other metropolitan cities. [tis from the pen of the author of “The Strategists,” in which Mr. Polk made himself known as w star some years ago. Mr, Polk’s reputation as a comedian stands deservedly high, especially in New York, where bis work in certain lines of comedy characters in Shakespeare's and other classic dramas is still a pleasant tradition of the old stuck com- panies at Waliack’s and Daly's, where Mr. Polk jor Spe rs ae oe poe will be su rte y & specially selected company in “Miked Pickies” at the National next week, HEKz0G's OPEKA HovsE.—Miss Sarah Von Leer, an actress who is fuvorably known to the public, and Mr. James M. Hardie, pular actor, will present“A Brave Woman” at this house next week. ‘The drama is strongly emo- tional, and seems to have won @ permanent place {n the popular affections. Harris’ Bisou TREATE! -A number of wetl-known specialty people will be seen at the Bijou next week in the comedy of “Chris and Lena,” whieh will afford a background of con- unued intere-t, which will be diversified by the specialties of the Kernells, Pete Buker, Miss Eintly Vivian and otuers, KEENAN’S THEATRR.—Marinelli's Cosmopol- itan Congress, a combination containing some Of the best specialiy performers now belore the public, will turnish the entertainment at Ker ban’s next week, The great card is Herr Mari- nelll, the man serpent, whose performances are said to confound the anatomists, DimME MUSEUM.—the numerous patrons of this house next week will be entertained by Davene’s new mammoth show, which inclades Til's Royal Marionettes. THE MANASSAS PANORAMA us well repays & Visit ax any Of the historic sights of the city, District Government Affairs. THE STORAGE OF O11. ‘The District Commissioners have extended the time granted the Nicola! brotners tomake a statement regarding their occupancy, as it is claimed, of the ‘public street on Mary- jand avenue until the 16th instant. The building inspector aud fire marshal have been directed to make an examination of the Messrs. Nicolai’s establishment, where it is Stated oil is stored in larger quantities than the law permits. The firm named established an oil storing depot there, It is stated at the Districi building, without ‘the authority of the Commissioneis. The law pro- hibits the storing in any one place inside the District of more Uhan ten barrels or 500 gallon: of combustible oils, This law, Col. Ludlow thinks, is not up to the times, and the Commis- sioners will recommend to Congress new lexis- lation on the subject. Colonel Ludiow tuinks it better to accumulate dangerous oils in one sult- able place than to have the oil scatiered in small lots throughout the city. The Commis- sioners will ask Congress to give them author- ity to muke regulations regarding such storage. LIQUOR LICENSES have been issued to John T. Cuok, Leander Van Riswick, Edward Lownley, Nicuulus Keyser, Charles Sucobson, John Nass, Winfleld Connor, Daniel Sullivan, Charles L. Winholz, Nicholas Canill, J. Alman, Medora Adams, H. O'Donnell, Gilvert St. Clair, Chris Barthelmus, Charles H. Clark, George Exiotf, Frank Noite, Cath, Me Anerney and Augustus R. Kablert. THE NORTH CAPITOL STREET EXTENSION, The Con:missioners have not yei received the report of the attorney o1 tue District in relation to the rights of the Prospect Hiil cem- etery in ‘connection with tie proposed condemnation of a route for the North Capitol Street extension, The Commissioners are in- formed, bowever, that in the part of the ceme- tery through which tue street would pass there aré no intermenis, so that no objection based on sentiment cun be made. MISCELLANEOUS. un inmate of the Washington asylum, has written to the District Comiis- sioners asking tuathe be paid fur work which he is doing in the bakehouse of the asylum, Nolan aus Yesterday reeused irom the asylum by tue nmissione! ~ The Commissioners have informed Capt. P. C. Pope, commandiug United States marines in this city, that he las tueir permission, so far us their wutboriiy extends, to exercise bis com- mand in target Sriug on the vacant lois south of the Baltimore and Potomac ruilroud tracks eust ol 11th street east, ‘he missioners bave ordered that on and Rich Nolan, | after the urst day of December, 1886, the charge of one doliar will be made (or cach permit issued for water and sewer alwcuments, ——— Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in tee have been filed as follows: Mary E, Stickney to James H. Marr, lot 13, 8q. 1033; 56,500, L.A. Wood to Henrietta V- berry, s. 426,sq. 949; $1,000. Cecelia a1. to Fiorence 'C, ‘Deunisou, sub. Same to Mary D. Couk, sub. 122, do; 3— K. Hibbard io Lillian M. Pavy, lou 85, D. s sub. Mt. Pleasant; $1,300. Mury L. Cue ter to Sarah Hearn, lot iS and part 17, oq. 193; $6,160. Rebeeca C.’Huribard to A. S! McCoy, 1o'53, do; $2,500. T. E, W a EL ul. tO W.O'Brien, sub, lows 14 to 22, sq. 463; $—.C. A. Buckley’ et al. to G. W. Oituti, purt lot 13, Gid Georgetown; 84,200. "Mary "E. “Hodges 16 Murtha M. Read, sub ios 110 io 115, sq. 361; $7,849.59. A. be Grummoud to s.’C. ‘Raub, Sub. 101 25, sq. 410; 93,000. B.A. Lock wood to Lura M. Ormes, sub. 101 6, 8q. 738; $500, eee Reai Estate Sales. A transfer from Mary E. Stickney to James H. Marr was recorded yesterday jor lot 13, square 1033,irom 100 ieet on C street nortn, be. tween Tenuessee avenue and 14th street, or 86,500. pase ee See THE METROPOLITAN BRaxcH.—The Balti- more Sun says Uke Baiimore and Ohio has me at werk on the Metropolitan Branch extending the sidings at different points so as to xet unde Way Jur duuble-tracking tue line, It is expected that by the opening oi tue local suunmner travel uext yeur the double track wil be completed srom Washington as far as Gaithersburg, more than twenty miles. —— ELECTION OF OFFICELS.—At the annual elec- tiou of the Wasuingtoa Teachers’ Beneficial association, oilicers “were elected ux iuliuws: Presivent, Dexter A. Smith; vice president, Mary E. Rowe; secret.ry, Hcury N. Copp; exe ecutive committee, Dexier A. Sniith, Mary E, Rowe and Winfleid 3, Monigomery; ‘board of directors, M. Ella Morgan, Mary I. Howe, Eilza- beth A. hativon, Isase rover, Susie A. Laugiey, Dexter’ A. Smith, Heury'S, Petty, Henry P. Montgomery and Wintield 8, Mont gomery. ss A Rare Chance for Collectors, Ete. A most attructive und inierestng’ urruy of Tare and cosily household ornaments, antique jurniture, palutings and utticies of vertu is Laat tobe sold’at auction each evening next week by Davis & Harvey, on Cuestnut street, Phiiu- deipuia, [twas almost entirely formed by Me ue Lute, of Paris, and represenis tue choicest producis of uropean workshops, ‘The coilec- tion euiuraces an almost endiess Variety of rieh rugs, embroideries, baugings aud fine furniture, Including beautiul examples of the Chippendale. styles—chatrs, tavles aud. secre- turies—miugled with tue inlaid iurniture of Holland, aud fine old Spanish and German carved eabiuets and other pieces. ‘Tull clocks are few butali are choice, ‘Que especially ane example of Ainsterdam make tas a enime that plays «diferent Laue évery our; anotuer hus wmarrangement representing suips in motion, besides cesignating the days of the mou With these are sume pieces o French furniture in the s.yles of the eighteenth century; notably some in Verne Martia, in bubl and oilier costly materials. he assortment of royal vienna porcelain is very beautiful, aud incitides several vases and plaies upon wuich the igure painung Is sing lurly delicate. Muny varieties of the Sevres and St, Cioud ware are represented. Some of the antiques, the beavily gilded porcelains of the empire, are most remursuble becuuse harder todupucate. ‘Tuere are ulso many nice bits of Capo dt Monte, old Delit plaques, cut lus, eustern metal Work, bronze caudelabra, min gied with a few pieces of modern seuipture and paintings, chiefly by French anu Belgian Artiste, “Bull details will be ound im the tisementeisew here. ———_-__ Tuizves MAKE A Goop Havut.—This morn- ing between two and three o'clock thieves utered the residence of Mr. James A. Jurboe, 901 E street soutueust, over Wood's grocery store, and curried off w gold wateh cumin with’a charm aticheu, a gold seart piu, an overcoat aud aud 8280" in cash; tol value $400, Miss Auna Hoye, 2001 Lstreet north. Weat, Fe) stolen 1d roe ou the Ist ver- Justant a gold wash ut Naar valued at $40, MUTUAL PROTECTION Fing INSURANCE ComPaNY.—AL ils last mecung the bourd of trustees of this company elecied Mr, Rovert Downlug, the Well-known builder of this city, Ww till she vacancy occustoned Ly the death of Sir, Jobo C, narkness, aud Mr, Wiliam J. Sib- iey Was eiected Lo Lue Oltice 0: Vice president, ‘Yue company bus declared the usual annus dividend of futcen per cent uf the premiums ‘ou iuli policies 1 iorce one year, thas muteriully Teaucing Une already iow ‘rates asked by tue company. All policies takeu out to the 2910 lust will nubonly suure in the dividend declared next yeur, bub will uve the udvau- lage of w reaaced premiui, ‘The office of the coupany is at 1437 Pennsylvania avenue, Cor- cura LIFE aT THE CAPITAL. Mrs. Whitney, wife of the Secretary of the Navy, gave a luncheon party to Mrs. Cleveland on Fhursday ‘at balrpast: one lock. The table and the rooms were decorated with chi saothemums. The center of the tuble had a large bank of the golden dragon, and at either corner were bowls of the autamn favorites. Two were of a pink and white variety and the others durk crimson, The coi boquets were all alike, and were com} of purple and white violets, Mrs, Whituey worea let of pale cream brocade with luce draperies; Mrs, Cleveland a visiting costume of brown sill with. bonnet to match. ‘The young ladies wore sim- ple Street costumes. Among the guests were iss Howard und Miss Thoron, who will spend the wioter bere with their grandfather, Mr. Samuel G. Ward, of New York, who recently came here to live; Miss Endicott, Miss Man- ning, Miss West,’ Miss Bancroft, Miss Nana Walte, Miss Mattie Mitchell, Miss Clymer, Miss Howells, Miss Patterson, Miss Myer, Miss Low- ory, Misé Edgar, Misa Worden, Miss Stout, Misa Royal, Miss Dodge and Miss Berry. Mrs. Vilas 1s at home informally to callers on Wednesday afternoons. Mrs. L. Q. C. Lamar, jr., will be at home on Wednesdays after the 1st of December at the Secretary's home, 1315 N street. Miss Lamar will make her debut on New Year's day, Mr. Nathaniel Puige 13 in Paris, and will sail for home at an early day. Mrs. Paige is at thelr Thomas Circle home with her group of Interest- ing little ones, Mrs. Dabigren is busily engaged in her new house, facing Thomas Circle, fitting It up for the season. Senator and Mrs, Manderson are expected at the Portland on Monda: Senator and Mrs. Voorhees and Miss Voor- hees are in the city, at 1508 Vermont avenue, for the present, Mr. und Mrs, James F. Oyster, who left here on their bridal tripatter their wedding on Tues- day, have been speudiug some time in New York during the week, making the 5th Avenue Hotel thelr stopping place. Senators Hawley and McMillan, have engaged apartments for the winter at Mrs. Anderson’s, corner 449 and C streets northwest, Lieut, E. M. Stoney, the Alaska explorer, was married Wednesday nigit in San Francisco 10 Muss Kate tubcock, of that city, who is said to be young, beautifui and rich, Miss Elizabeth Johnston returned from Eu- rope this week, and is tor sue present staying with her brother on V street. Judge Jobnsion is still abroud, remaining witn nis wile and daughter in London. Ot a recent appearance of MissPonnstou (Decca) at one of the Covent Gar- den promenade concerts, the Court Journal, a paper always scant in praise of any person or Untng not conuected directly with “the nobility and gentry,’ say: Miss Marie Decca was the other vocalist of the evening. Sne sang the aria, ‘Non parventar amabil bgho,’ from Lhe ‘Mugic Flute, ina way, which cumplete.y electrified ue audience electrified tuem into breathless attention Ull the last note, when they guve her volleys of stentorian cheering for a reward. She hus a fine, high suprano voice, tuiored to periection, und saug with equal dramatic furce and ease. She will be a great operatic singer.” Secretary and Mrs. Whitney guve a quiet din- her to Mrs. William Edwards and Miss Hilliard, of Cleveiaud, last evening. Tue other guests Weré Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. Miles, the “rench Minister, Baron Zedtwitz, the swedish Alinister uud Madame Reuterskivid, Afr, Sam- uel G. Waru, Miss Howard, Mrs, Carrio May Wrigat, and Judge Davis. Representative-elect W. Bourke Vorkran and Mrs. Corkran, ot New York, are in the city, jovking up a@iocation for tueir resideuce bere weXt year, Iu company wita Mr, J. J. 0 Don- Obue they took luncheon with Airs, Wultney yesverday, ‘The Misses Matthews, daughters of Justice Matthews, have returned to their father’s house irom Glendaie, Obie, where they spent the summer, ‘The German Minister, Mr. Von Alvensleven, Sails from Bremen next week for this country, ihe minister will be accompaniea vy Dr Rucker-Jenisch, the new: secretary of legulion, The entire diplomatic corps testitied to the great respect in which he was held amongst them by uitending, on Wednesday aiternuu: tue burial or Seflur de Potesiud, lave tuird » felary of the Spanisn leguuou in this city. Tne interment Was made in the Congressionul cemetery, Father La Chapeile, of Si. Ma tuew's, periuriniug the lust sud rites, ‘tne Misses W est and Mrs. Helyar aud a number of otuer iadies were present, ‘Mrs, Russell Sel.ridge goes on Wednesday to New York city for a ten duys’ visit, Lieut, aud Mrs, Ridgely Huatcame over to- day from New York tosee Iriends and visit Ad- diral aud Mrs, Upsuur, Lieut. and Mrs. Reamy will return to the city from their brief ur.dal tour on the 23d instant, and Wil resiue at 1825 I street, wuere Lucy dave taken apartments, Mr, und Mrs. Leiver have returned to the city for the winter, and are at the Bluiue house, on Dupont arele: ‘Tue beard of lady managers of the Garfleld hospital bave decided to nuid a kettledrum tuab suall rank iu briuliancy ali lorwmer effurts Ou the LO aud 16th: December. ‘Lhe wing added to tue nuspital iust sumuier paced & debt of $25,u00 ov tue bourd, aud che prucecus O1 tue Cuertaiument ure Lo ve applied in pay- ing off Lue iudevtedness, Miss Kute Field returned to the city to-day irom @ short lecturing Urip in Pennsyivania. Mr.ana Mrs. J. M. ‘Tinker, of Hyattsville, buving rented their residence there, have lo- cated ut 145 aluryiaud avenue nortbeust, ‘The winter season of the Unity C.uv was in- augurated lust ening by w weil uttended jueeliug, at tue resiuence of Mrs, Clark Muu 1226 Mussachuselis avenue, Tbe readlug D1 tue essay vy Mr. W. W. Kinsley was postpuped uu Lue HexLineetiug., dies NVA ils, dss suutuie Hersee und aur, Kuvol gave picusing Voew! seiecduns and Mr. J. L. McUreery & Humorous reading. ‘Mrs, Mereditn sinith, of Boston, is visiting her cousin, Miss Edes, tor a fortnight, Mrs. E. V, Brouhead, a prominent society lady of Phiiadelpbia, isat the Arnojor amounth. Senator and Mr, Stuptord have not yet left the Pacific coast. ‘They are expected here on the first of December, Kepresentutive aud Mrs, Campbell, of Ohio, will arrive in the city to-morrow. Representative Scranton, of Pennsylvania, and family have taken rooms at the Humilten or tue winter, Representative Ketchum and family, Mr. George He Stetson und taimily, of Boston, Col. A. Hosmer (lately returned from Europe), J. Vall, rom Jupan, £. Frost, of Su. vou, N. B. ‘Mr, and Mrs. Joun M. Huil, o1 New York, on weir brida: tour, ure at tne Hamlin. ‘Mr, and Mrs. Campbell-Pread, of London, are at the Riggs for a ew days, Mrs. Pread is well Ruown us vue of tue most successiul Euglish wovelists of Lhe day. ©, Si. Muncuster and family, who bave been at their country residence in Moutgom ry county since their return from Europe, are Jocated at the Beumout ior the winter. Lieutenant H. 8 Waring and ‘amily have Eeeua AND EVERY SPECIES OF ITCHING AND BURN- ING DISEASES: CURED BY CUTICURA. ECZEMA, or Salt Rheum, with its agonising ttch- ing and burning, instantly relieved by a warm bath wih Coricura Soar, and a single ajplication of Cu- ‘TicvRa, the great Skin Cure. his repeated daily, with two or tliree doses of Coricuna RESOLVENT, the new Blood Purifier, to keep the blood cool, the perspiration pure and anirritating, the bowels open, the ilver and kidneys active, wiil speedily cure Ecze- ma, Tetter, Ringworm, Psorwsia, Lichen, Pruritus. ‘Scaid Head, Dandruff, sud every species of itching, scaly and Pimply Humors of the Scalpand Skin,whea the best physicians and ail known remedies fail ‘und various other Prove that our gvods are really BAU RS UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT with numerous articles that can be had fora ‘coat and which tend to mate home coeerfal feuine tgention, sr'sur pa nck that We have joa reselyea tare fine Soy Eat ns to the Of Uphclstery Goods, consistuig of LA EKER. RUGS, CURTAIN 3 et PLANO ‘COV RRS, TABLE COUERS A carefal examination of the fullowing prices wil — ety: ECZEMA. oe LACE le io Igratefully acknowledge a cure of Ecsema, or Salt | g/A,Raswign border, Se yards loug, twisted thread, ‘Rheum, on head, neck, face. arms aud legs for seven- | "i sde border, St yards long, striped center, $1.75.8 teen years; not able to walk except on hands ‘and knees for one year; not able to help myself for eight years; tried hundreds of remedies; doctors pronounced my case hopeless; permanenily cured by the Curicona Rewxpms, WILL McDONALD, ‘2542 Dearborn street, Chicago, IIL ECZEMA. Some five months ago I had the pleasure toinform you of my Improvement in the use of the Curicuna ‘Rexupres in my case of severe Chronic Eczema Ery thematoss, and to-day cheerfully confirm all I then sald. Icousider my cure perfect and complete. and aitribute it entirely to your remedics, having used no ombers, FERNAN ESENCHARDO, ‘8806 enna. avenue, st. Louls, Ma, ECZEMA. Ihave suffered from Salt Rheum for over eight years at times so bad that I could notattend to my business for weeks at w time Three boxes of Curicuna and four bottles of RESOLVENT have entirely cured me ot this dreadful disease. Mz. JOHN THIEL, Wilkesbarre, Pa, * pair. nis 1.50; do. ity vuresm See oes ey new patierus, Luc. a yard; Sige yaa, Serim tor curtalus, &c., 9. . colors, at Very low prices. pate A beautiful Brussels effect, entirely new, $2.87 a pair. A tine she.! paitern, very 50. ir. Seesen tect nent emma meee ee PORTIERES, $4.25 a pair. pair. ‘very heavy Turcoman, $4.10apain, 2 beauuifal Croce Stripe Double Cheullie Dado, 86.50 RUGS. All Styies aud Sizes, mott ed, 35¢: do, ‘LOTH, Zable Ollcloth, new patterus, 3688 Curtain Drapery, warranted fast colors, 20c = yard. rm ture covering in an’ endiess variety of Svalisool 4 Californiy aac, . jerman Bisa a pal. ny CermeCOMEOR TS — A fine Silesia Comfort, best waddii 40; an ele coricuna REMEDIES guprileiaion Taney hey oll Boies ohcter Preach Are sold by all druggist. Price: CoTicuna,50.centa, | S*teD, Dest Ghats, SBS RESOLVENT, $1.00; :OaP, 25 cents. Prepared by the ‘We are now pre; to show a. Infant's Porrkg DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass. ‘Send for “How to Cure skin Diseases.” BEAUTIFY the Complexion and Skin by using the Curicuna Soar. CAN'T BREATHE. Chest Pains, Num: ness, soreness, Hacking Cough, Asthma, Pleurisy and Inflammation RELIEVED IN ONE MINUTE by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLAS Outfit in an eutirel best back aud front, Hamburg aroun and five tucks in skir., 60 new stuck of goods from the very. mavuiacturess, in both Long aud Short Lrewes, ‘Long Dresees of fine Catubric, with pleated yokeand three rows of Hamburg insertlug and Hamburg 2dg- ing arouud neck and sleeve, for" OT 2 Long Dress of fine Cambric, with yoke of solid tucks and Hamburg edge arunud neck and sleeves. G2 cis, LO! Short Dress of Striped Aluslin, Mother Hubbard seyle, and Just the thing fur morulug wear, 40 cin rT 4. Mother Hubbard Dresses, with yoke of solid tucks meck and sleeves, rea, Nothing like it At druggists, 25cemta. Potter 5. r * Infant's Cloaks, the largest and best assortment in eR al On Hostont oS _ | mecity. We have a very preity long Cloak, with collar, piped with satin, Great Staventen u COMPETITION DEFIED! OUR GREAT SLAUGHTER HAS BEGUN! FANCY FEATHERS AND FELT HATS ALMOST GIVEN aWay! t WONDERFUL BARGAINS ar KING’S PALACK The very best French Fur Felt Hats, heavy wide Dinding, douvie row stitching, at 85 aud 9d cr.ts. Wool ielts at 45 aud 58 couts. Fancy Feathers and birds, five huvured di..e.ent styles, ihe loveilest «i Sortmeut ever produced, at 25, 34,40 and 6 cents, Wings at 4 und 124 cens. Velvets! Pluahes and Rib ous a. remark Iw prices. Ladies’, Misses’ and <hiluren’s Cloaks, the leading and mosvt.shionable styles of our own importadon; fity tousauu uouers' Worth Of Cluaas to be siaugh= tered; price nv object ver one hundred thousand dollars’ worth of Bflill- ery und Cloaks must go. Call aud ascertain Our prices before buying else- where, Acemember, Ladies, for your own interest we ask you tocome.’ It witl'pay you to call at, xs Ho ORNS peo Te | i HORAN: & co kk HW ONAN Sus8 Pe od Err re EE Pa“ tu cas n13 $14 SEVEATE srrerr N. we [2 VHILDREN'S SULTS. AGE ‘aud up. Buys’ Suits ‘age 13 2 up. mins Juckets, Over ous, 0, Ba, Couts, +, 92, $3 .nd 24. aud Up. ‘Sen's and Soys' Pants from o1 up. A nice Pockeiwox given uwWay UW every cash pur- J. W. SELBY, 13 1914-1916 Pennsylvania avenue. D = Y Sryusx Derss Goons. /-OME-SPUNS, TRICOT CLOTH, PIX CHECKS, BOU-OLA, CASHMBKES, «UY AL SERGE, 6: TOMANS! &c, wc, BASGATSS IN DRESS Goops. CAMELS “HAikt HOME-SPUNS, pure Wool, wide BLANAEIS, ANMENSE SIZE; cash value, $5; ‘ es v rior reduco to 9d. 70, ee ‘TK COU CLOTH, ail etiors, pure wool, wide double widte, 50e Clot” SOR BOYS’ WEAR, excellent quality ‘ove Yurd and s lial, wide, (immense duusle Width), Buc. ROYAL SERGE, all colors, wide double fold, 12 yas. for $2 BLA. K CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool. $1.50, BO” EAPUS wines GOODS entra widely Sle ‘COLORAD wi VELY Te ot DOULLE WHit. Wool BLANKETS, $2, HRAVY BED COMFORAS, Toe. BLACK MKOCA DE Suk VELVETS, $1.50. ACI SADE SILK VELVET: BLACK. Sik, splendid assortment’ 5,97, $1, $1.40, $1.90, PURE LINEN TABLE DAMASK, 37. 45, 50c, Pair of our handsome Damusk Towels, immense size, Worth $1, oF a large size Bridal Quut, worta $1.50, presented tv each customer who buys $10 Worth of Dry Goods. RR go AA RR ee or a a“ bE fF Eee bE SS nl0___ 711 MARKET SPACE, Near 7th Street, Severra Srreer Pata Rovan TRIMMING DEPARTMENT, Worsted Fringes, 10c yard. Worsted Fringe, witu gilt headiag, 20c. yard, ‘Moss triuming, all cours, suc. yard. Poot Braid, ul Gilors, 15c. wud 20c. Yard. Sigdea Gallon, 10, 230. and oe. yurd. Hk Laiclig Cord, ail Color, oe. ‘Siuk Cord tor piping au. fancy work, Ge yard up. Silk Girdles witu tassels, Soe Up. Feather ‘rimming, Buick, Nuvy Blue and Nutria, ie yard. ‘Beuded Passemonteries very cheap, roums at 1025 Vermont avenue. Mrs. Waring has Visling uer, at present, ner sister, Miss Nee he Coie, uuugnier of ex-senutor Cole, of Cull- joruls Mr. W. V, Cox has returned to the city with his bride. Tuey will be ut_home™ ab G11 HL street northwest, alter the 27tn instant, Mra. D. G. Passmore has returned to the ely. 2 ‘The engagement of Mr. Emanuel Blovt and Miss Loweuverg, niece o: Mr. A. Lisner, pro- prietor of the Pulals Koyal, is uuuouneed. ————-ee_____ No CHANGE IN THE CHICAGO STRIKE.—In Chicago yesterday a crowd 01 about a hundred strigeis atlempted to demolish the furniture of ‘one of Armour's Rew empioyes, who wus mov- ing to a new place of residence.’ Officers inter- terred Leiore much damage wus done. ‘The number of men at work in tue ing houses continued to increase, but there 1s much miuterlat umong the Dew meu. The Knighis of Labor comuitiee, consisting of Meéssis, Burry, Curlewon, Mevetall aud Seuliling, continued 1 sessions Sesterany. —_——_+e+_____. CHARGED wire ISCENDIARISM.—A special to the Lynchburg, Va., Advance irom Pucahon- las says: “i. A. uler owner of Miliers Lotel, which was burned on November 3d, wuen tne business portion of Lhe Lown Was swept away, Was arrested yesteraay by detectives ons eharge of Hring his OWo Louse and causing the conflagration.” Lanes Arrexriox LATEST PARIMAN MODES my HATR GOODS MLE M. 3, FRANDI, 1900 F sraxxr. BANGS, ENGLISH Bask: i> KV. BaNub, SV eniNe cone Eee et pees Juulr Drewed aud sais Jo & Derwensz, PRINTERS, 420-422 Eleventh street northwest, Have unsurpassed facilites ior the execution of all ‘xiuda ot Work at fair prices andon short notice, BRIEFS AND AKGUMENTS, MERCANTILE ¥RINTING, LETTER HEADS AND EN- VELOP2s, BLANK BOOKS, : voiuaie. ‘neaw SS Colatetiig’s trois 415 to $400: Stetoway’s from A 4; Kuabe frum ~1o to. From puto gid: ower mutes trou Gos ay ena, easy monly _ W.G, MEIZEUOTT @ co., nll-2m 908 Va, ave., near Oth st. Lasers Loax Ornicz, Blac Sisk Cheuilte Fringe, ue. yurd Children's Push Bonnets, b8e. up. Cuidven's Huuuckcnit tto0ds Zoe. op, Ghildeen’s Drawer exulugs i aud « blidren's ~eguings, 25c. pair Chudren 8 Hund-knit' shuts, oe each Laxc-llent assuriment inssbes cashmere Gloves, Men's und Ladivs’ Fur-tvp jine.. Gloves, «neu's, Ladies! and Cullgren's Woulew wostery and Uiderweat. Unexcesled asyortwent Crepe Lise Aucuing, and zoe. SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL, 12 914 7th Street, Bet, Iand Kn w. Gas Granes Gases. HOME AMUSEMENTS, A foll amortment of DOLLS. DOLLS. DOLLS, ‘TOYS, FANCY GOODS AND NOVELTIES. CH. RUPPERT, 403-405 7th st u.w.. peur D st. PHOTOGRAPHS, ENGRAVINGS, ETCHINGS aud = PHOTOGRAVURES. Finest LEATHsE Goons, ‘Imported and Domestic, STATIONERY NOVELTIES, of Hecent issue. FOREIGN BOOKS, ip the Leading Languages, WORKS OF axT. al2 In cream und tan, for chasing el ew! ot Crepe de Chine Sbuuider Suawis, Fichus aud Scarfs. also, Opera Shawis, Wraps’ and Bianket portunly to display but a few of we have tooffer our patrons. ~ ‘1 ‘mammo.h etablishmeut covers is a sur) Do uot remain in ignoran elsewhere at $6. A full line Jackess and Pants xt from 32.50 to 10, ple. Which enable usto sell the:n for iess than we could have bought them for only # short time ago. in, aa trimmed with deep lace LO iT @. A short Coat of fine casumere, with collar piped with satin and trimmed Witu deep tace in cream and on. wilt pay you woexamine our stock Uefore pie fe. We Lave now ou hand « tull line iawis of every description. ‘Our Staall Siow Wind ws do not afford us an op ‘the many Burgaius he area which oor ise to all, Of 80 desirable a sbup- ing place. but pay us an early visit, whlch cannot to be to youradvantage, BBR MM MM om gS5q Bes 24 “Yo RE Bags = 7TH, STH AND D STS nz Howzsr, Srviisz, Sraoxe, Czar. ‘These tell the story of Fine Clothing for men and boys at _ OAK HALL Corner Tenth and F Streets, FOR BOYS 4 TO 12—Corddtoy Suits at $4: sold Nori and Han ‘a complete inte of Overcoa.s, with oF without Capes. ftom ots othe « goods were montly bought -aiely at prices FOR BOYS 13 TO 18—A magificent assortment of Suits 10 Cassiinere, Cheviots, Curkscrews, etc., [Pum $3. bp. Doub. 8 eaniet Cunchille Coats aii \ Css ac oo Obaser amoanuing w ab cadaver Ponte duly 97.50. “Gvercouts iu ues.mere, Cun is, Corkscrew, Beaver, etc., {rom 35 up. FOR MEN—Ulsters in great variety, from $5 u Siorm Coats at $8.50, $10,912.00 And id: best g ever offered F Any sold at $20. durtouts ai 81; sold former y ut Aiud lime o; Overcoute, srom an ordiuary struiis coat at $5 10 the finest Montag 324, ouble Isreasted Cbinchitla Gouis ang Vests rota 57.25 up. Ali the newest desigus and best workmanshipat prices fully <5 per cent below tose of auy ot these expen.ive estublishments, f S18 worth 980, “Prince “Albert Suits at ¥1Gand Up wi r the micney. urtouts at 15; equal to FOACS wl 3.3: Solu elsewhere al <A full hne of Suis for business or Dress, pretty but ‘slack Broudeloth Suits at ODD PANTS—All sizes to 50 waists and 37 inseam petition, at prices which defy coms} OUR MOTTO: NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODE. OaE HALL 212° CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. R. H. Taxtor 983 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ATTRACTIVE AND MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY or LADIES, MISSEN AND CHILDREN'S CLOaKS, JACKETS AND SUITS, ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS, IN FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES AND FABRICS. LADIES SILK JERSEY WAISTS. CITY _ITEMs, Morgans, D street northwest. 933 First-class indies’ and gents’ restaurant, Oe me served ip the best loes the best in the city. mutton chops; steaks the Finest noonday hot and it. Caland ‘see for yourselves. Ladies’ large dining rooms. ter, terrapin, fish and ovis nears cold iuneh in the city.and the cheay Nothing but the best at this house, 2 R._W, Moran, Proprietor. Art Embroidery taught free every day ‘9th sireet north west. {The Manafetaring Establishment, 918 7th stroeet n.w.,selis dresses, cloaks, newmarkets and underwear for cuildren tor less money th and workmanship ix thetr bobby. 1,000 $2 Washing Machines Free. To Introduce them. If you want one send at ‘once to Mouarch Laundry Works, 89 <2 street, Chicago, Ill, ¥, Moxte Nerve Food \s the overworked men and woman's best triend, Try it, Blankets and Robes of all kinds, cheep for cash, at Saniora’ Ist pow. ‘The Bent Place to Reat or Bay Rew: bach’s, 7th and H streets. Telephone call 422-2. ing Muchine, or have one repaired, A Pure Article of Wines or Liquors ‘at reasonable st. Old established famtly liquor store. ial Bargains in Watches and Jewel at iren! k's, Jeweler and Opticiin, 437 Pa. ave. Wrans at Bankrupt Prices. Young's, 786 fun strect Auerbach’s Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and Johnson's Oyster Saloon, 442 and 444 9th street, corner of E. A large shipment of Oysters arrived this day, Served in every available sixle; the celebrated ys half shell, ‘select steamed, Lynn Haven Call_and be convinced, floor, Johnson's, 92h and | Only 20¢., Ladies’ saloon ti at Oppenbetmer's, 528 wraps, ladies and you can buy the material or pay dressmakers for making. Btyle Prices, Hogh 3. Fogan’s, 305 9th Extra Fine Quality Heavy Saxony Wool German Hand-knlt Socks. 3 pairs ior, $1, at rst 2 Bazar Dressmaker, illustrating the latest styles, St Oppenhermer’s,'628 Oth street northwest, St, Cloud building. Hallet & Davis Upright Pianos. Elegant holiday styles, Select now at special low prices, $11 9th st. a. w. Valuable and Conventent. Brown's Bronchial Troches are a safe at nd sure remedy ior bronchitis, coughs and other troubles of the throat and lungs. Sold only boxes, Price 25 cents. Scott's Emuision of Pare CoD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHUSPITITRS, in is a most valuable remedy for Consumption, Seroiula, Wasting upd CorouieCougiis, and im all conditt Diseases, of children, Colds 8 where there isa loss of flesh, a lack of nerve power and ageneral deviiity ot the system, evdw For Rent, i all kindsofSewing Machines, at} 528 Oth street northwest, St. Cloud building. Save the Pieces! “1c. Royal” glues the: Broken glass, china, ornameuts, furniture, euzin A Mont Liberal Offert heimer’s, r m The Voltate belt Cu., Marshall, Mich., offer to send their Celebrated Voitaic Belts and Electric Appliances on thirty days’ trial toauy man ae fiieled with Ne Debility, Loss of Vitalit icled wi ee ity, ty, Manhood, etc. trated pamphlet in euveiope with full particulars, mulied iree. Write them at once, There. Only One Sare Cure for Rheuma- Usum and Gout, “Mr. Wm. Rowan, with Gorham. Manuf, Co., Providence, says: as Autumn Crocus.” GILMAN Triat’ boutte free. 627 Penn. aven’ Baker's Norwegian Cod Liver O11 reputation of which bas been maintal All who need the article will find it greatly their advantage to insist on our brat directy to our larboratory. JOHN C. Co., Phila, and at druggists. 83 Per Gali Rye Whisky, Orders by mail, e's, Btu, near D st. guaranteed atC.Purscar ing and delivered in 3, 1b, “Ward” prints, 4 ‘Sweet Mili Sc. per quart, Cream 15 cents, Pickwick Cluv Whisicy is the best, 1 had taken everyting recommended to me, but nothing ¥en did ue so much food, and’ so promptiy, Jy28-e039 the haifcenwury, is still abead of all competition. 10 4, or send Baxur& Quart Bottle, No.1 world tor the money. Gent's Suits Cleaned, §1.—Satisiaction Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- Se. per lb, Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermid; PERSONAL. FER) TO to Poor bh, berween Q od Rts aoe Sper equrte toot SeootrT val Fat nw. N NORTHWEST, 7 oe Norah GHTS—FINFLY LO TREC dae Prac nite ber foot. The handsomrst bull’ around Wa-bing on rovemenis Just above head wil be $1 ground.” CORTE TON SST RET. oT AND 1001 2Ux05 to alley; Cheapest 1 oniys1 10. WALKERS WiL ON louth aa at Sty PO SALE—SOME VERY PINE Lows q a UR ER JR REPS 1: 1423 F at, HOR SALE—D00K AT ITS IN SQUARE vad: ‘only 70c. per foot, from Lots fronting 14th st. at $1.25. BAXTER. Wat GOWAM. 1908-1010 F st. POR SALE—AT A BARGAIN—A Ciioi ‘on 16th sireet. at the ti Shire wee, only SO. eet deep to wiley. SHOEMAKEK, #20 Fstree nw. POR SALE—FINE BUILDING LOT, ON i6THt BT, ONLY 22.700. STRIGER & 13st At TAKOMA PARK, M. Wiihin 5 nutes of Washingt Come qtick aud get ais bacgain, agent, 1428 N.Y POR SALE— ye Bees we. Lot on Nat. n.w., 22 by 120. Price €2 per square 14t on G st. between 18tn and 19h n.w., 26:2 by Pennsylvania aveng er square Loot. nw. Price $15 mpsnire aveoue, 1 Loot. Le 9,216 Square feet. Price 60 cents, tots, Boundary st, between 17th and 18th south front, 41% by 150 eek: two of the finest bull & shes in the northwest; tey overiook the city HO cents per 1out 3 lots on Corcoran st., between 17th st. and New by S7 feet’ each. Price SL ‘oh New York avenue, 83 feet front, contains 4 lois, 17.6 by TBeach, Hat ne Price50 cents per fare foot “ ey ot 12.7 by 78.9 fret, at 40 cents, 3 10 ty 143, altey siue Price 2b cents per tov. ‘A nice lot ow Uptario avenue, 60 by 110; « tot Trice 25 ceuts per toot ‘A lar © block of luton Meridian Hull, overic the cy. inwhole or parte Spend “SOacres, fine honse, 15 rooms tne end UF eds 1 weil for's. bdivivion Into villa sites, Trice = 000 ‘A splendid place of 1D acren ising nea ui a NKINS, ST. 14th st, between V . 40 feet front. Koat,, between 15th and sth sin. 2 23 St, beiween Gand Hota, K and 19th sis, southeast corner, 25x oth st, between Hand % sts. 56 tee fro Ast, between Thth and 1th sts, 20 vet front. norih side, 20.7% K st, bet veou 16th und 17th se, fet tron! K and 2th sts., northwest ou Dedales st, third Jot from Co front ‘Oregon ave, five lots, each 20 feet tront. nd. Fear, rat Seaton > 20th Me Rew York ave, between 17th and 1Sth sta, 24 feet frout. spitol wad Ist sts, rapa feet frou. ad ee, oa in bounded by Vir Searis on unre in square boun, giniwave., 1, 26th and 7th sts. ‘NORTHEAST. 20th st, between Bats! Cin, 00 foet front. Stinat. between F and iste iwtte west side. Fiat. between 4th ard.) hniay whole nou. side duh seo vetween F nua Gates Igo tee. fev Gxt, between 4th uind oth sis, 105 teet frout, Sth dud G sts., southeast coruer, 240% .09. ‘6th and F six) northwest coruer, 2460x105, SOUTHEAST, 3dand C sts, southeast corner, one block from Pennsy vania ave, 205 nt d ith st, 41,302 syure fee, 15ih aud 1) ste, noriuwest corner, 32,634 sq. feet. D and 10th sis, southeast corner, 12,300 sq. feet. 4th ~t., between North Caroli block from Penusyiv =~. 14.8 feet fromt, 7 ivet trouk. BO feet frou. PLEASANT PLAINS. Opposite Schue.zen Park, BU.BUS sq. feet. desirable. PESTRABLE HUILDIN. Pens “Venn east suitable f duundig an Bk: Bo per a nye WOK. BRADLEY, & NOK SALEAT AIN—TWO Vi KY DE sitable Building Lots on north ace, between ist and 2a euch 2239) BOR SARTR, 20 F at ute, LADY WILL GIVE TE ‘Gue Who will procare Tor her # Vosition lu one of departuents, address M.A. CHUL: H, D.C awe OF her salary as lon as she holds the position to aay the TOR SALE-TWO VERY DESIRA Dorth shiv Of M s., Between 7 proved by frame houses yveidut n1i-3t B geod revenue BHUEMAK. R, v0 Fst a “AN _EDUCATED GE: ‘age 45, desires to corre-pond with @ iady in si iar cireumsiances. INTELLIGENT LADY, HA’ fo the best society and postosing nay near of an opportunity of wdilz 1 Jepitiuate manuer aud wectre wu uy Powwtmnen: pay a Aratciuos salary. “Address three days =. Q. 3 ottice, TLEMAN OF MEANS, mie Scar ae und Auswers. Send 10c. to Book IVY INSTITUTE, pll-im N ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DE! M news, rst, Tis trouble eal 1 guaraneed. Charges moderate, ce 1004 i si BS Ross, THE CELEBRATED CLA ‘ant and Astrologist, can be consulted on bi ciiatious and ull affal-s of ive MVILSERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS ‘Southwest corner bih and K sts. uw. AND japon us. we are now prepared to pay full Value for Geta necoud-uand clebing. adacest oF call at SESTH'S Ola Stand, 619 D st oes st a ‘Ail ler advice is always resubie. Satls- DIPS. KOSS, ERE ees 3 ER E kee mM MM aM at aM keees keEEE THE GREAT BARGAINS BEING OFFERED CLOAKS. Its impossible to judge the Goods at the low figu: to manufacture. Fo Ladies’ Kersey Jnckets. 3: IN mentioned, a8 it is about one-third less tbau they cout, ALNS— Lut S100, only 12%ye SOK SALE SPECIAL BA AAihst., between Land K ne, Fi B ytrchover turee'verg chore vote ou at sults Getwcet ETN abd Shae cach’ Price SLdu: tert easy frvt ang lege a ealscree Inte, focal Lave wil rasdiy brane ¥ Fe Pak aitcAl> = sud Jari. ew. Macaw, Fok ALE at. takea In ten d. S 4420 New York ave. prong Preksat Jala’ ws Wousc, ab 8h per ck star uffice. = c reese At Lots on Q street, frouting south, Bet. a ‘nd Ast sts. n.W-: OMe LUXYR: two Liat: ea 20 foot paved aliey, at ga per foot: these are tic: Ind Cheap tor this locality. LL oom 10, SALE—Mi. Pi ‘gain, {i Cougut int cx., just above, price 20e. shew Cada. Beal Kstate Kellogg luliving. re Trey witht Gwo squares of reve peer tat ki ke: WE, UX OF DIATELY Tu WELLER & Pel T 26 PAL AVES LARGE Lot ON 14TH Si oreo section ‘of Massachusetts and South Carolina A.so other Lis in samme sections of Uhe city equally de of Mary nbd 0 te 4 LOTS 8 on ‘There are nowe bat A’ A BARGAIN-THE EL oq ie heal stale Prine Z¥c. Iwo on Kenumaw ave, bet. sash aud 1ocu very dectrnbie Lote od Iusurance, Koom 10, Lois IN TAKOMA Park, ss PRCT TMib=t LOCA dH, WHOLE CIO). APPLY IMME LADIES’, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S JERSEY WAISTS, ALL COLURS AND STYLES. ‘NEW UNDERGARMENTS. NEW KNIT UNDERWEAR ‘NEW HOSIERY, NEW GLOVES. IN DAILY RECEIPT OF NEW AND DE- SIRABLE GUODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. HB. TAYLOR 983 Pennayivanis ave, Recast Poncuase Or Ovencoars BY RECENT PURCHASE OF OVER- (COATS AT REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT MAKE US MAKE THE STATEMENT. THAT WE CAN FURNISH YOU WITH: AN OVERCOAT TO 4 BETTER ADVAN- ‘TAGE THAN EVER BEFORE GRORGE SPEANSY, ON® PRICE CLOTHIER, 607 SEVENTH STREET, Opp, U. & Post Office Tadies Russian: Circulars, fur’ trimined, $5.84; worth Seu Ladies’ Astrachan Trimmed Visites,35.00,worth $8.50 Ghildrin's“Havelocks, plush ‘S450. Wor: $5.00. coo c WE ARE HEADQUARTERS IN Merino Ves and Pants, 482, Loo ss eid = = $1.23. 1.00 Scariet All-Wool Vests und Pants, 71e. 1.50 ‘S80. iideen's Merino Vests and Pants, 1%ye. up. a iren's Scariet Vests and Pants, 25c. up. gre & Ext GLARE ‘784 7TH STREET N.W. | ERBEETEY ‘WARRANTED PERFECTLY PURE ed, S248, worth Children’s Coaching Coat, Astrachan trimmed, $3.24. Miss-=" Newinarkets,Astrachan trimmed,$3.49,worth $8.0. reat Of fasll oll and all other Gamens ‘Free: imparkies, rain ee, majoring. Ivy City. Race cout AUSTIN T. BROWN: hweal katate and Lows 1430 ‘cca 200 house paying taxes aud suiail iuter- 5 er loot. GBAY, set ODL SL. DEAF Dew itampshite aye: pl per iout. G4 feet on Ai st a w.: only Gu cent Also, vuner batguing southeast and Lorthwest. UWNEK, Loum 4, 1531 sew-bu BUAKDING. AND 614 1511 pike jpamberiuts wud Woruives shed uous, southern ea posure; es, hire A. BM DAWA, Sure ake ke SLUTS EN. "KG, 132) ‘a pivaiast tuirasiory sont usm, See Se ibis Oo "edeteean be scvaimeas.cd mise } NG— fINGINIA LADY HAS POR a Fg gg ge IT bie Loaders; urivae wily. Blew, tat T-wua0 u wi N. W. HAND-OMELY Portlibe, cousunicauly apd anti, hoon aa tised maven wide ooars retort ano, Tes OOH, B. will oe ” 3-1 1 Se HOUSE al TINT. Nw. , ogg SE pu DES eve giao, mvernbing be! and are? class. ____ ew j,k AUBURN, COR 2D WE AND Pun ave., havin. oe eS AN 3 % f i etal x bl nH