Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1887, Page 8

LOCAL M ION. The Weather Padioations tor the 2 hans commencing at 2 p.m. Por the District of Columbia, Maryland, Vir tree aad ws Wait, Cur woAther, sowly rising Bencoratdee\‘ugat norencrly winds’ becoming var fe ckets to and olive, lowest prices, FRANC, | * Purnisher and Hatter, cor: | Patven’s Bure Factory, 1806 7m st. n, Ww. Wasten.—A gv an owning an orange grove $0 Flora wou: partnership with r 9 £0 $5,000. Te | id heathy. ‘The | alars given by ad- mp nd Jewelry. Prank,457 Paav, Sof Wardrobe and Cant. walnut, currry and antique Wasi B. WILLIAMS, and 319 7th street, style of bang, ‘A Donovan, 904 0. m4 Mrs K. elreot northwest _ ‘Tus best quailty menu's soe. undershirts m the Hy. Meiling’s 1226 7m sto. Rare on Sarve, hich winds of low, we are always Ewaan Bros, Maduiucturers, 7a and. See the new lot $2 Child Su Cay't ae Brat—The eiry at C3. Kensievt ‘Woon & FPoxsyra, 12 est proof evenings. € (Prawes to order and reg! r. tidy Max's flats axp Frexiserves sold py RC. Lewis & Son, 1421 New York sve and 920 7th st ware com of g00d quality and rea- "s neckWear. ns F street, have all the lat- nd art novelties. ; underwear,blankets, Sanne.s at manufacturers prices Brodbead & Co. : Piaxos Rewren, $12 for three months, Organs rented, $2 per month. FG. Serta, 1225 Pennsylvania avenue Roarx tn Dlankets and comtorts. Examine our D st... Alex. ‘Tee “Boceixona ander Peterson, proprietor, renovated and refur- ished, is open Tor Lie season. (0. 920 15th st. Dw. Scrsaricovs Ham obitterated, leaving no trace. MY electric needle process ts indorsed by leading pbysiciana Mrs Dr. Gabriel, 1:51 G st. nw. Q Wrar’s Best for Hemorrhoids? A. Bartlett's Pub Suppositories, ms Gop CLormine at fair prices is better than trash, . -RISEMAN ‘Manufacturers, ‘at any price, AN BROS, poe See our line of $5 Children Suits, dust Receiven, car load of wainnt and antique eek Chamber sets Twenty-five different patterns s Wass. B WiniiaMs’, S17 and 319 7th street. I) the latest styles in winter |. Donovan, 004 F st. 0. AN | Srem_Wren Awex arved, K Harris & Lapis? Waren Co, 4382 FU st fir Porrnars. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa ara ONLY about 15 doz. of those wonderful 50c. dress ts left; heavy 1800 linen bosoms, re roed treat a ieuung's, B i s Cassimere Overcoat, pulacturers, 7th and & JEWRLRY, SPECTACLES, AND SILVER nilcla4, 1205 F sureet, square from AN EXCELLENT Cheviot. ¢ EMAN BR Waren, ber the meeting of the ssoctation, at tt hall, on Weduesday Kobert G. ¢ 10D Street northwest, Is presi nd Jonn Prescott ts secretary ‘und treasurer, 1416 F Streeet_ northwest. Shares are $1 each, no back dues Pays 6 per cent interest on withdrawals and $ per cent additi months or more it sd! yal Ob aluounts paid six PUSSRLL'S Ice CREAM. we Rugs, see them, have sie Tem; b you can b W. H. Horse. I 18 Qerre Noticeasre that the clothing house that ts doing te business ts not talking the publie Yo deat. Etsemas Bhos, Manulacturers, r. 7th and Be See cur line of Fasionable Stripes la Sack and Froek suits, Rmwyaxr's ce cream, 255 G St. 1. Iv You Waxt a Five Drawosp and to save money see RK. Harris & Co., importers of diamonds, 432 Tb st New Livg axp Vicor attends the use of Baker's Cod Liver 08 and Malt Sex Bouse & Herrmann’s a Reeaaxp exvers0 F st. n.w., formerly Ne. 404 Mth st. Bw." Lincoln Hall building.) — Latest styles to paper hangings, decorations, Win iow shades, &e. a. on 4th page. ey LaxGCage ta cheap, prices sell the goods, EISEMAN Baos, Mai afacturers, th acd E cor. See the Orercoat we sell at $12.50, Hempler’s, ave, cor. 43¢. CITY AND DISTRICT. ce Moats Amusements To-night. J BUMaN artificial eyes, Neriosar— Highest Bidder. BAvan® pin “Mary Warner.” Mannts.—“Chrts and Lena.” KeRS «x's —Kernell’s Combination. Ma. Pasomawa.—Day and evening. Condensed Locals, Hise? and “Spike” Harris played seven. Dilliard room last the ames, More than 2, the Jackson nt of t church at 3 ort Mr. Kir Mr. Jackson and the Workingmen. ACTION OF THE JOUENRYMEN ROOKBINDEKS AND THE Paix LY Last kbinders” stion to the demo- or of Maryland, resolti nat a8 “tis sockets | pose oniy, the fatro- About Jackson) was letter of our. con- vy disap objects. of this ‘2 candidate | tr: duction of sid reslution nt rary to the spirit ene $tor tha nad it 15 not ou etther endorse ing of the painters’ assembly Ia tion Of ths at Edei’s H "were nuanimously tly indorse the action of | condemnatory of E. E. Jack ad é pe us BCLIVITY of ‘the SiLappointed agent of the unfair employer, Mr. ¥ F dackson.” a eae | ASSOCLATED CHanrrims.—At a Tecent meeting 0 thir suc tet Jugze Cox in the et Submitird, show! auuwunt disbursed, grocer aude Wate 9 person rent paid ‘mplos- ineat ound for 21 persons, &c. ‘Tue sewing sebcol has been continued throughout the sear, and hes Decome a feature of the Work. Tie chidren bums Uer 3, are regular in their attendence, and make | ood progres in ctr Work. Theve are 10 inmates ai Lae Azed Women’s Hoa Varvarte Reat Estate at Avctiox.—Dunean- | son bron. will sell that desirabie business property | corn and H streets, and a comfortable t0- | Story brick Louse om 3d uear H. The sale will Lake | we Monday afternoon, at Fespective premises,” The locaion is one of | investment. See the advertisement ed Clarittes at the report was pated, $480.38: tributed: uel the be tte Sor deta = ee { ta meeting of the | He ly ny ‘w club-ronas on Pennsyl- | 4 street, on December 1, i. Presented Ure club, om bebult "rs, of New York, with a solid | ud Care gal- | r, J, Curtain pres ish “shilialab,” T whisky uo With a genuine Ih Iuporvan Evins a7 Avetion the ave ruscuicat elsew bere af Bis suction rocins ca Mou 8 lerge cons ge "hes" wilh proba! 8 Will be seen by Dow ing Wall Sea ¥ and Tuesday next bulbs ctevery deseription. be the closing sale tor the | large sup | Mewzgar and THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1887—DOUBLE SHEET. THE RAILGZOAD QUESTION. ‘The Citizenv Association of Northeast Washing! Protest Against the B. and 0. Plan—What They Propose Instead. At a spectal meeting of Citizens’ Association No. 3. (Northeast Washington), Thursday night, reso- lutions in relation to the steam railroads were adopted, which stated that while they recog- ize the fact Unat steam railroads are a necessity of modern life, and that they should have all the tactiities necessary for tracks, depots, &c., tobe 23 ceotrally located as cirenmstances will permit, the corresponding fact Isalso recognized that the city and cit aes have some rights which the railroad. companies and the local authorities should recog- ize and respect. It 1s proposed to so change the routes and depots of existing raflroads within the District as to place them all on an equal footing and afford them better terminal factittes, and atthe same time better accommodate the public, which change fs heartily favored. OBJECTIONS TO THE BALTIMORE AXD OHIO PLAN. ‘The resoiutions further state that it is known from pubilcations in the newspapers and other- | wise, that the Baltimore and Onio Railroad Co, hus submitted tothe Commisstoners of the Dis- triet and others a propo-ition fora change of ts route in the northeast portion of the city, whieh repos tion, as ts ubderstood.Is to unite thelr main ine and the Metropolitan Branch a short distance outside of Boundary street, and from thence to Tua south on either Ist or 2q streets east to E siret north, and from thence by a tunnel under sald Ist or 24 street to South Carolina avenur at avout the line of F street southeast; that 1€ 13. a] Parent that such line wall of necessity destroy Ist or 2d street, and Will obstruct nearly ev Street Tanning’ east and west, from Boundary street to E street north (nine iu’ pugber) besides Delaware avenue for nearly an entire square, and Will necessitate the butlding of a bri ige for the only Street railway in northeast Washington,on H strvet, worth at least twelve or more feet above the xrade Of said street, necessitating the raising of Said street for at least the length of a whole squ ire ou each side of said bridge, and will necessitate even higher bildges and sull greater elevations at the crossing of other streets, {ind will cross both F and G streets north on| While recognizing the importance and desirability of concentrating the tracks and passenger depots of the three main lines of railroad entering the ety, to wit: the Bal- ‘more and Onio Rullroad, the Baltimore and Po- tomae Railroad, and the Midland or Southeta line 0( rallroad, at some point south of Pennsylvania avenue, and of affording to all of said railroads better Cerminal facilities, the resolutions protest In the most emphatic tanner against t .¢ adop- tion oF recommendation of the route above spect. hed, OF any sim iar route for the Baltimore and Gato Haliroad through Northeast Washington. OLD RECOMMENDATIONS RENEWED. The former resolutions on this subject are xp- newed, viz: That the Baltimore and Oho Rafiroad Co. be required to remove ai their existing tracks from Northe.st Washington, and enter the city by & single line of double tracks, at some point east of 15th “treet east, to and along the north bank of the Eastern Brinch to a point in the vicinity of the Ballimore and Potomac tunnel, and from thence by such routes as may be agreed upon to a depot to be located south of Pennsylvania avenu that tn crossing the Bladensburg and Benniv roads Said Baltimore and Outo Kailroad soouid required to cross the same either under or over ‘Said roads, In such tuanner as not at any Ume or In any degree to obstruct the free passage of or travel ‘on sald rads. ADVANTAGES OP THE DESCRIBED ROUTR. ‘The resoiuttous further set forth that as itis demonstrable, and in fact ts adunitted by the en- gineer of the Baltimore and Ohio Ratiroad Co., Ubat the route by the river bank, above named, 1s very much cheaper than the proposed routes Via Lith and 12th streets, and would reifeve north- east Washington entirely, it is unreasonable and unjust to the eftizens occupying northeast Wash. ington for said company to tostst on any other route. As the line of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail- road frou Washington to Baltimore is some miles Shorter \uan that of the Baltimore and Povwomac Raliroad, and the proposed change east of 15th Sir et east Would Increase their schedule thme but 10 minutes or thereabouts, abd inasmuch as the Baitimore and Potomac Railroad Co. for the pur- pose of securing a depot soutu of Peonsyivania avenue, and a passage across the Long Bridge, Were Willing (0 enter the city via the Eastera Branch, te Baltimore and Qh10 Railroad Co, can Well afford (o do tue same, expecially when they are asking for the same privileges and benefits as Were conferred ou their competitor, the Baluunore and Potomae Co, It was resolved that the delegates of Citizens’ Association, No. 33, be instmcied to use all the ns in their power tocarry Into effect the above ns to their full intent and purpose, Natiowat Taratex.—The spectacular burlesque of “The Arabian Knights,” which will be seen all hext Week at tue Natlohal Theater, had a very successful run at the Standard Theater, New York. It ts modeled on the English Christinas pantomime, and Its Scenes are filled with quick action, elabo- rate ballets, and brilulant spectacle, Interspersed with the usual humorous features. Ope ot the novel effects Introduced ts the steam curtain, a very ingenious device. Among the well-known people in the east are Ricbara Win. Gill, Lena Merville, Lote Fulier, Lillle Alliston, M Yone, Helen Harrngton, Jessie Ailen, Tom ten, and Frank Holland. There 1s a corps de ballet of thirty persons and a chorus of thirty voices. ‘The bullets, three in number, are led Mule, Bonfante, Mile. D and Mons. Oreste, ‘Orena Hotse.—Mr. Frank Daniel Whose only appearance here Was in the role of Gia Sportin “A Bg Baby,” in which he at once mace | a hit by a certain odd but uncinous comedy talent, Will be seen at Albaugh’s next Week Ina piece Which his friends claim ls entirely wortay of iim, and affords un the opportunity he has desired 16 display his ablJiy as an actor, “Little Puck” is Tue Mame of Mr. Dantels’ play and its founded on Anstey’s famous romance, “Vice Versa.” Howard P. Taylor, Fred. G. Maeder, Robert Fraser and Archie Ginter are said to have each had a hand in constructing “Little Puck.” The scene of the play bas been laid in New York, Mr. Dauielstaking Lue part of a stock oroker, Whois aiterward trans- formed Into his own son. "Among the m mbers of Mr. Danels’ company are Bessie Sanson and Robert Fraser, the well-known pantoutmist, ‘Ve EXTEWPAINMENT given at Universailst Church Thursday evening Wasa pleasan: affair, and was quite largely attended. Among those participating were: Misses F.orence Grigg, katie Wilsoa, Ada G. Ober, Amy Leavitt, Prof, Fabiani, Prof. Russell, Mr. Szctuelenyi, Mr. Geo. D. Scott, Mr. Harmer, E: P.Jewesi and f Frank White.” ‘The periorm- ahoes of the harp by Signor Fablant were notab. good and won enthustastic applause, The oth: Kudies and gentlemen acquitted themselves well, Hawus’ Buoc TagateR.—“Kit, the Arkang:3 Traveler.” of Wuose exciting tucidents and broad Inamor tie nie we in ovr Rote wil by De Sented at this house next. week Uy. young Me. CVaattat, who appears to have succeeded fat tO wis ‘Ss popiarily. Mr. A. B. Anderson, manager Coupauy, Who Ls an old resident of Wasa. ington, Will be teadered @ benent on Fridgy even- ing. KeRwav’s THRATER.—Lily Clay’s galety company, wulen 1 rs thirty iady aftists besides Inany popular specialty peopie, will make merry at Kernan’s next Week, Atmong the spectallsts will be Sidney Enson, irene Von Koky, Sabra Lons- Gale, Mausiirid ind Queen, and ‘Keadng and 2. ‘Tate Mawasas Paxonasa ts one of the most tn- vitiag places in town in whica to spend Aa boar, Sd iu nO place can more pleasure or instruction be obtained In a ortef space, A Guanp Fats for the beneftt of St. Dominic’s ehurch is now being held nightly in St. Dominic's Haus, oth and F streets southwest, —— SUIT AGAINST THE B. AND P. RatLROAD COMPANY. — S.K. Bond uas fied @ suit azainst the Baltimore abd Potomac Railroad Company for $4,950 dam- ages to property in Somth Washington. The amount of damages claimed fs fixed at the above gure to prevent the appeal going beyond the Supreme Court of the District. ee ‘Tne Disrater National GeAKD.—The following Appowntinenis aud promotions nave been made Ih Coupany B, Ist battalion, Wistrict National Gu rd: Third Sergeant Wm. E. Thompson to be second sergeant, Fifth Sergeant 8. A. Gregory to be third sergeant, Corporal . M. Shreeve tobe fourth ser- cant, Corpora: J. H. McCann to be ith se Privaies J. H. Criger, J. F. Grant and H. J. to be corporais pee ne ‘Tue Niont Scnvota.—The attendance at the night s¢ ay Inereawd 20 per cent since thes Were opened last Monday nig@. There are now ant, gee 120 halves registered On the Franklin School Toll, ‘and large additions ar- recetyed ever¥ night. Su. Perintendent Cuark spoke very encouragingiy last Ligbt of the prospects {or Unis year, an that {ir pupils whe are now entered are unususlly ine telligent and quick of comprehension, and appear Very much interested ly Uber work.” ~ Crry Maxkers.—The Official Price Current Washington Produce Exchange says: The market is without change, Demand is good for choice samples of Wheat; corn and oats steady, ‘The butter market continues firm, with prospects of an advance over today’s quotations on fnest grades, Inquiries for choice rolls are comi Dut market ts bare for such, Receipts of near-by exgs are limited and market active. Western fresh, “house, abd lima d stock tn liberal supply and steady. ‘The Urge? sul lias been liberal and marked unsettled. ‘There IS @ better demand tor qual in good condition; sunali or haif- of no Value. Pheuranls grouse, and wild ducks in good demand; venison searee and Wanted. Apples in ply and moving out af very low prices, Grapes in Uberal supply. Irish potatoes, good size, wanted; sweets in better supply and st toms Scarce and bigher. ed iu light receipt and good demand, clover quiet. Some dressed hogs received met With ready sale at quotations. Keveipts of cattle Uberal and market ull. Sieep aud calves In lunge receipt and mar- ‘ket very dull; calves brisk at full prices, ees A New Foot-Batt Cica.—A football club has been formed by the students of Emerson Institute. For the preseat Uney will al tbe Soldiers’ Home. Toe team ts 48 follows: Rush Mpe—Harry Hughes, Guy iuntington, Presley Hust, Wilton Lambert, (center), Renwick Wilkes, Thos, Serwood Wilson’ quarter ‘back tarry fiuedet hati Dacks, Palup King, Geo, Win, Burleigh, (cap tal); full back, Wim. BGambie, ivbeecesne Cucaca ENT2aTaiwwenTs—Last evening Jewsant sorlable was given at the Church of the eCormation, B street southeast. Those art in the musical iterary Wisse schot but Soone, D atley, Mrs. Parson, Messrs moover and Palmer. The last evening, and an en) yable program. Tue Tavsrees’ Sate of valuable Res property at the corner of Maryland avenue, to take At 4:30 o'clock p. th, presents BILY (OF paying InvesUnent oF pennanene the way ‘at elsewhere, Willeabucher, — | “parrel | Opening,” of Grace M. E. church, 9th and 8 of whic Kev. W. 'T. L. Weech ts pastor, was, ‘ote weet and place on Tuesday next, HOW LIPSCOMB WAS KILLED. ‘esterday afternoon Coroner Patterson held an Inquest at the third precinct station, in West Washington, over the body of Harry Lipscomb, who was kicked and beaten to death by Jno. F. Sullivan the night before, as published in yesterday's STAR, The fatal beating occurred in Sullivan's house, No. 1061 318t street. Amanda Sullivan, sister of the prisoner, testified that about o'clock Thurs. Gay night, when she went to close the front doort ‘she met Lipscomb, who passed up the street as far as Mr. Collins’ stable and went in, where he re- mained afewseconds. He came back toward the house, When witness turned to close the door and goin the house. Lipscomb came up at that time and told witness to “iet that. fellow out.” He grabbed her by the throat and forced himself in ‘the house, Her brotuer then entered the room and Lipscomb struck him with a brick on the lett hand. “Her brother then struck Lipscomb and knocked him down. When quesifoned by a juror she sald that Lipscomb’s head struck the stone bind and that ker brother kicked him while own, Richard Collins, a hoy ten years old, testified to Seclng Lipscomh ‘in his favtier's stable Thursday nigat With something under his coat. He after- Ward saw him leave the stable and enter Mrs. Sul- livan's house, Dr. Luchlan Tyler, who made the autopsy, testi. fied ‘that ne found’ a number of wounds dn the face, some of thera Superficial, others extending to the Done; with fracture of the jaw-bones and of Che bridge of the nose, There was no fracture of the Skull, ‘Yhere were no injuries other than these, except those superfictal ones about the face. These Wounds might have been made by a man’s boot, DUt not With the fist at one blow. Death was due to thes@ wounds and the snock resulting. The jury returned a verdict tat Lipscomb came to his ih “trom injuries of the head infiieted by Jobh Franklin Sulitvan, the said Lipscomb hav. Ing en ered the said Sullivan's house aud assaulted ‘is sister, and also threw a brick at blu.” Sullivah was committed to jail to awalt the ‘action of the grand jury. Reported for Tae EVENING Stan, “BULLY” WHStAMs UNDER ARRRsT.—Capt. Jas, Webster, chief of the Alexandria police, went to Baltiinore yesterday to bring to Alexandria “Billy” Wililains, indicted as the murderer of Policeman Tullan Arnold, jn this city on the 14th of May last. Wiltiams denies that he had anything to do with the murder, and asserts that he can prove thaton the 14th of’ May last he wasin Baltimore, and was not, within fity miles of the Jno, Curran, in his exaiminat Said tuat he’ knew “Bilis” Wiliams Willams was net present at the killing of Arnold. It 1s, however, understood that Williams will be Identified as the man wuo was with Curran on the night of the murder. Willams passed tn Baltt- more by the name of Frau and Was ar Tested 18 & house where In a mel woman had struck iilm on the head witha frying pan, inflict ing a severe wound; while the policeman who arrested him broke Willams’ nose in the struggle to secnre him. He elther fainted or pretended to faint in the patrol wagon which browgut him to the Baltimore station. He 1s at the station honse here thls morning, but will be transterred to jail under the bencn warrant tssied on the Indictment cuarging him with the murder. Visitors PROM WaAsHINGTON.—Oriental Lodge, nights of Pythtas, ree: ved last Bight visits trou a Dumber of leading Pythian Knignts of Woshing- Yon. Dr. Burtsall presided at the meeting, which Wasa very interesting one, addresses being de- livered by Knigut, Rrown of Washington, Katght Burtsull of Alexundria, and several other inembers of the fraternity. R. Murray of Washington con- ducted revival services at the Methodist Protestant. Chureh here lust night.—Tue funeral of Mr. ‘Thos. OWens took plice yesterday afternoon from hishome. Rev. Win. Mercer of the Baptist church officiated in the religious services, and the ied 5 Of this city paid tue last honors to their deceased assuciat.—Tue gasl ie commiltee bas deter. mined to change ‘he method of counting as an item: tn its accounts “estimated uncollected bills” he- fore 1883. ‘This wil! not affect valuesin the slight- est degree. ‘The comuntitee proposes also several improvements at the gus works on Lee street, a hew brick eoal-house, &c.—A_nnunber of persons Visited, to-day, the Ey.scopal High School near this place to witness the ath.etic sports there, sam’) Galns has vougut a buiian lob Of 20 feet front on Henry street between King and Cameron Streets for $175.—An ext nsion of the Henry Street sewer On that sqtare Will add much to the appearance of that, section und the usetuiness of the street.—-The Alexandtia Musical Association gave a fine rehearsal last night toa large company Of {avited guests, s 8 WIll open an attractive ex- of Chrysanthemums and other foral novelties at 14th and G streets on ales which prevailed on the Chesapeake Bay and the lower fiver during the eariy part of tue week interfered somewhat With the oyster fMsheries and caused loss to some Of tue vessels in the oyster fleets. ‘The ‘Supply to the trade In Unls elty was for a day or two Ub: 1 grade of bival after the blow, and before the ‘areity of the’ best 800n ‘got to work supply Was renewed realized Unat an oyster he ¢ t bile general famine had Lee MADE. millichs of hones that @ ya tury. It is’ used by the ‘Ciived States Goverment. Ludorsel by heads of the Great Cuiversities ns awe Stroltzes Parest and most iealthiul. Dr. Price's the olay Bale june Powder that does nut contain Ainmoula, Luue, oF Alun. Sold only iu Can PRICE BAKIN E POWDER © NEW ¥ CHICAGO. au30-to a3 Casa Prices FOR SILKS, VELVETS, BLANKETS AND BEAUTI- FUL DRESS GOODS. CARTERS. 711 MARKET SPACE, near 7thet. SILK AND WOOL CHECK DRES GOODS, 25c. BLANKETS, tmmense size, extra hoavy, excellent quality, reduced to $4.50. B ; for Ladies" sti one y wBROADCLOTH for Ladies’ suits, puro wool,one yard FRENCH SE] ‘0. - LO} iS,20 gll, the, pew and beautify Bus, Green, Garnet, | ronze ai 0 pure fine idth, cash value G2e., price re- BLANKETS, slightly soiled, #2. 2.25, and 82.50. gPLACK CASHMEKES, wide double width, 23, 1, COLORED and BLACK SILK VELVETS, 75c. ROYAL SERGE, all colors, beantiful dress goods, wide double fold. 12 yanis for 82, TRICOT CLOTH DRESS GOODS, wide double width pure wom eal value, eed to Cash Chstomers, who buy #5 or over in Dry Goods atcash prices, wil reorive a paic of handsome Darnask "Towels Kuotied fringe. Cash Customers. who buy #10 or over in Dry Goods st cash prices wil receive w Laudsowe Bridal Quilt 80" on don worth oe Panaverrna Srone~ 928 7th and 706 K sts. n.w. wenill offer this week spectal inducements in Under r, Sanitary Underwear for Ladies, ‘Sunitary Underwear for Men, Sanitary Underweur for Girls and Boys. sbopen om FUESDAY MORNING, und sel as jong as thes ive in Lemon Mudraa. Fancy Mad. Fay Notth { Wiviee Tambord Curtains Closed | | Eton rood ot from an importer for eae ta onst their val Will ofer a Paisies Shawis for one-half their value, patilt offer twenty-one Ladies" Cloth’ Coats for one- ir value. Will offer in itlankets tarvaina, Haye Just received ‘slot; one month ago wou.d have cost 25 percent more. Just opening Pur Trimmings; could wi ‘them wool Disgoual Cloth, a we ask, Will offer tn Dreas all 36 inches wide, at :isc., wort! i6-ineb Silke ’and Wool Cloth, at 37%c.. worth 50c.; 44-inch all-wool Canvas Cioth, at 4¥c.. worth 62e. Colored eres in all the beat” shades; ladies | Clothe and in all colors, at low prices.” In. our Ken ke. aie it we have @ fill ine of the lead Colored Silks, Surahs, Khadames, ey siouonly” Beatle” BL. $12, 1.90, 26, $2.30, td so on per Yard, warrant Beat’ fu the market. “Tall fine of reas "Trinsnisge Notice, aehste, ‘Notions, Rugs, Ot Cloth, &c., Ac. CARHART & LEIDY, 928 7th and 706 K nw, Toussox, Gansen & Co. SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK. ‘36-inch All-wool Serge 17 4c., reduced from 1 ‘44-inch All-wool Diagonal 50c., former price 7: ih tadiow clots tor Tailor-made Suits 75e., ‘81.00 SPLENDID VALUE BLACK CASHMERE 50, 62%, aud 75 cts, LADIES’ ENGLISH WALKING COATS AND NEW- MARKETS AT LESS THAN COST. oon 40 doz. Ladies’ Hose in Pisin and Fancy Striped 11 former price 250. = OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT is stocked with gverything that is new and desirable in Ingrain, Tap- entry and Brussels Carpets at low prices, ‘Floor Oil Cloths, Druggets and Art Squares, JOHNSON, GARNER & CO, 630 Pena. ave, south aide, stopped, and } CITY ITEMS. From Wilmington, Del. Send_us twenty-five gross (200 dozen) Dixon's Yeast Powder. QUIGLEY & M) Wholesale Groc wi ton, a 2 tne <5 4 From Phi! be (Telegram.) Send to-day five gross Dixon's. Gram) en ian Dheea eee 2 Wholesale Grocers, Philadelphia, Nov. 4, °87. From Norfolk, Va. ‘We sent order tn last week for ten Dixon Yeast Powder and have heard nothing Mace Please make the order twenty-five gross, and sebd DY T. A. Wriiams & Co., 2 Wholesale Grocers, Norfol Va, Nov. 1, 87. From Galtimore, (Telegram.) Send Dixon's to-day sure, Witsox, BURNS & Co., 2 Wholesale Grocers, Baltimore, Md., Nov. 8, '87. Rarga wing Machines. Qhe Singer Improved, $15. One High Arm New Howe, $15, One Domestic Improved, $14, ‘One Post Combination, Se One Wheeler & Wilson, No, 8 $15. one Pecoons cern gs a Clark's: t Machine Cotton, six. 1s for 25e., AUC. Auerbach’s Sewing Machine Aud Kult aoket Depot, 7th and H sts, ser if you deat with an old fogy who doesn’ i pixon's Yeast Powder use it 1s uiad In Washington of because bis father never ‘sold It, osk for it at another store, We need your trade and you need our powder 2 DIxow’s YEAST POWDER WORKS. “Shall I not Take Mine Ease in Mine innt” The Revere House, Boston, of world-re- nowned cilsine, 1s unequaled for its spacious, pubs Ue pariors and the ease and home-like comfort Surrounding its guests, " 1 ‘Only $10. One good Domestic Sewing Machine at oppen- hetmer’s, 528 9b st. n,w, = * 7 1 Dixons 1s the Highest. Quality Yeast Powder. oa by ed Cet * iets tion: ‘tle ard’s, Metropolitan, Jame elker's iges, Ebvilt, Arlington, Solart’s. om 2 3 ‘What is Sauce for the Goove is Sauce for the gander, but the Elverton Table Sauce 1s g00d for everybody; a pertect and delieious luxury and may be had of every grocery or provision Looted in the city, a3 weil as hotels and eating- JOUSFS, 4 Rargaias. Solid Gold Ladies American St Winding Wateh: ens, $28. Frank, 457, ay 1 | pone be imposed upon when yon want yeast powder, Insist on having Dixon’s. 10 centsis the price. ‘Ehe Wondertn} Carinbad Springs. AN EMINENT PHYSICIAN READS A PAPRR OP GREAT Ea BAFORE THE INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL. NCES. At the Ninth International Medical Congress Dr. A. L. A. Toboldt, of the University of Pennsylva- nia’ read a paper stating that out of 90 cases Treated with Carlsbad Water and the Powdered bad Sprudel Salt for chronic constipation, pochondria, disease cf the liver and kidne; lundiee, nalposia, dlabetts, dropsy. trom yalvulay heart disease, dyspepsta, catarrnal Iaflammauon of the stomach, ulcer of tne stom ch or spleen, children With marasinus, gout, rheumatism of the points, gravel, &c., 26 were eniirely cured, 3 gnuch it proved, and 1 not treated iong enough. AVE. age Ume of treatment, four week: fo ail of these cases: no particular diet was prescribed. The patients Were allowed to choose for theinselves—to eat Whatever thelr appetites craved, A remarkable case the doctor reports In the treatment of a mar Ket wotnan who five years ago weighed 75 and had Increased in Welgnt during that. ume to 190 pounds. She labored under all the symptoms that would naturady be expect d trom such ab enormous increase of weight. In eight days she Jost 16 pounds under the treatment, and felt much relleved, although she was ailoweéd to follow ler usntal diet. “The doctor claims, tn conclusion of his Paper, that the Carl ported by the city of Carlsbad, being the natural Product, 1s much to be preferred where the quan- ULy Of Water is no objection, partietinrly th dls eases of the stoma: water cannot b- taken (as When away from home) the Powder Carlsbad Sprudel Salt ported) Wil answer equally as well, (Eh: Crystal Pprucel, Salt acts us a pungative oniv,) | He atates that the effect. of the Water and Powder Sprude Junets of treatment, sucn as diet and exercise, Whether taken hot Or cold, claiming even an ad: Vantage When taken cold, as li acts more decidedly, purgative, and Unat he has given coid the prefer- ence, only using the water hot when no purgative clon is desired, ‘The dose of the water employed. ‘as two tuiablerfuls before breakfast and one or two during the day. The dose of the Salt.is a tea. Spooninl three wines a day, dissolved In water, The article treats the uniter very exhaustively, Giving Tull details in every case Of the disease treated, the quantity empioyed, remarks, and ulul- Mate results,and was well received by the meet.ng. Numerous truitations of the Water and Salt are Sod In Lhe Uniied States by druggists in bulk, by the pound an sin voitie, ani patients have to be carerul not to accept any unless it has the signa. tire of tne sole agents for the United states, “Fisner & Mendelson Co.” on the neck of every vow Uc, All others are wortless Imitat The genu- ine Carisbad Sprudel Salts and Water ts bottled under the seal and direct supervision of the elty of Carlsbad, and ts bever sold or exported in bulk or by the pound. | Eisner & Mendeison Co., 6 Barclay SL New York, sole agents for the United States, Dr. ‘Loveldv’s Paper, with tabie himn, upon application. — s3m. Don’t be timid. Ask for Dixon's, 2 No Valuable Presemty given away, our goods sold on their werits, | Fine Miyé Ken Japan, Soe. per I. Our English’ Blended “hea ‘at Sve per ib, has no equal. ‘Pekin T and Coffee Co., 2 1308 Un st. Dw. From Ni ele We use Dixon's Yeast Powder exclusively, It never falis, and oar cooks preter 1t to any other | prand, W. H. Crossy, Proprietor, 3 Weather Strip. for dors and windows; ex. cludecold, aust andrain, 1. Don’t ve set in your ways, Dr. Von Senden’s Fennel Honey E: act, raplaas cnres Cougs. Colds Sore throat, &c. At drugyists, . At SO, ',10,12,14 Phillips Digestible Cocoa created much interest ain national jedical Congress, 20. $3 Per Galion, 25c. Quart Bottle, N Rye Whiskey, Dest’ ine the world tor eee monet Will mall a copy of Of Cases treated bY Suit Is to be relied upon, independently of ang ad. | FOR RENT_HOUSES.’_|__FOR RENT_HOUSES. “AMUSEMENTS. bs haynes fdrass | Fira Sees vin Festina aprons, | BLAS! 2mOM a7 ea Seco Saad porte ren with? dsone pew = XOVEMBER rs Date Ras Deautitul part of ne MOXDAY NIGHT. 2 Mabe | Casi” were Rand U ais Bet SRER & CO ne ‘enim patra wok, epee fire ty provemente. inquire at 220 1 SR con pretty oak Maal blew to street WEDRESDAY AND SATURDAY MATIXERS. RENT LARGE STORE AND DWELLING, OR | JOOR RENT RESIDEQCE 1325 MSI_ THOMAS | RECS" ae Spe Boro. = ass cottirae Stcaatece Tancos wR | Reeebeaaeet Scena sok ong | eae ie eons, First Appearance Here of rave, of PRANK fe, Sofia se Rant oath Bigs wees aeggeshe ewan lente “STORY BRECK 19 ‘TRE IMPERIAL BURLESQUE COMPANY, | L#® Building: SE ee | Seon ne ny. Co TS fra (Si 4 ‘tuona, and by all Inquire of M. M. Rss Ty gocste Anis tetween 9 @&m. and PR | POR REST -a rasnroNaBLY LOCATE ’ THE ARABIAN NIGHTS, FARBER, > Sapte Samm eS ve > a peenlieerrerarete tees * HE. sished thous, near Parcagut Square. OY Lue ear on Ee MOSTHCSWALL WCE | Joon ON FERNS 7p BUTEA GooP TEN: | GolDxbont ‘ara rt ; ely Parana ce: Afters ALADDIN'S WONDERFUL LAMP. reas 5 1° | tes driv froin center of cits use of carries, 1 MOUSES, FURNISHED: — 7 > uhd COW, if esired, without extra changes. linen REROOLT, No 14ls Fat. a POE REST ee VST Wit ROOMS, Baa, | SoG Tarmtane, bed linen silver eke. ~ Address dint, lee tue tellowins tot Setter NEW SCENERY—GORGEOUS COSTUMES—MAGIC | K'latrobe. &c, €25 per: Owdet, Be Star other, orcall on HUPTY & DYEK, cor S;ws Sstory and site Brick, 19 | MUSIC-SIDE-SPLITTING FUN-BEWILDEBING | 5 91+ aye per 1dth and F'ste. tiw., for full particular @l6 tely Tirmthed ata Piano $190" pee ee, JOR KENT — ROO! JOURE PRESS- Lael and ©! os WEaeT os ERE FUR Urek frouta with wear 20 eh consrete vere: | ment brikon Sat.‘weteres tout ghgyand tans > . men * cars pasting the door. bic : + PEOPLE ON THE STAGE... Bal giara tess :AOT- £8 | pots Glass, modudiog water rea CHAR. E — 2 sis fa nes PERSONAGES OF THE PROLOGUE: 1024 Ct Lire 185 zou 83 BRENT — =. —— eH 4, Towa Circle nw. ex rT 3 FURNISHED per mo.|CNFURNISHED per mo. | Topms. vandsomels tarnished 2 | Wear Kt, Lae an 1531 T st, OF. ans Qanaae tolee aah sete ie rooms, im —-_ 533 1 ‘o 3 —— d_mineral water, as ex- | Whenever the quantity of | DANIELS, in his great comedy success, puline ime | Desirably located ivr. wh thorough onder abd coup yz Lath wt. Wal containing 12 rome, te iy Tarwieled, 9.90 Pat table mionih ino an elegantly Located new Bat" HUPTY & DYER, 13thand Pate._| og New Hampeuize sve nwa D Some: ak Hoos oR RENT—206 EAST CAPITOL ST. 9 BOOMS, | Toots, &e.. ——,. apd AY Turulshed. tucund> . ‘Water, was and i 4 WELLER & bl > Pa. diane and Chive ware Linen, mie at ww. Oe 1. $86 Benusy iva mouth Apply to JNO. A Pieced: nai eh wt. Mh. W.. 10-8 ee, E, BEAUTIFULLY sirt a BIS 35 € ste. We DU. 0.1400 Md. ave. SHED. HE ute oe 1918 K stn.w 10.3 FWO ELEGANT DWPLUINGn oid Liver eres unt haba Be improvements. ieee yard abd shed Be Signet: W 50-t0t ‘Address OW NE 215, nw. - iol JOR RENT—AX RIGHT ROOM DWELLING 81 3 ‘i col ar nud table, Within Ly Milles thie erty. 1706 ma 125 $13 per month ha Lars, M°LLE BONFANTL 2 202 To st aWLie 12 o20- Lm ISBN New Lurk ave , Pantimime Dancers from the Eden Theater, Paris, {9th at aw 2 of Cho city, Ser the sunece. oF be she year. apm MILLE DORST AND MONS. ORESTE. above aicuns fe te caaminea by perm ities only SHUMAS 3. Bt SHER ® To Da aw 01 Cotpac de Baliet of heea, aelected from th Mame and Altausbra d bestere’fesedect cent the letropolitau Opera, New Sork. 9 arranged OR RENT—1012 MASSACHUSETTS AY Becket.’ Demons Guarda hy ‘Sour. | FOr whole of oreatece’ Gall between 10 and 1: stmeere Apply to J, 4. stata Ladies of Honor, Odulisques, Market curls, and ___2S Sth atid Fa'ave. uo Ft ENT—MT. PLEASANI. 15TH ST. Px. Sheriffs, Owis, and spirits, BAICK HOUSE # KOOWR, MODERY | , Teabete 1 "ouly's jurtion of the groperty on my ded, wear Pine, ¥ heat s.-rovm frases i i pesmi he fg ei bulletin isied on | each. water, keys et adjoiuing cottagn JOSEP SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY. pel partol farnituce, Ingle ou premises O4l Mane | theletand ow. ind) TH WAGGAMAN. "| FORKEST, 1005 Fat-nw.1zt2. 010 Tue ACT FJRST—Scene 1—The Caliph’s Alcove, Scene | aVaes C JOR RENT— JO}, RENT 208 SHERMAN AVES § ovate i ‘ot Piace of Mangolia, The City of Boodle- | a6 RENT— Masa av. Po, BL s #10 per month; beyemext door A. 1. BAKKER «3 —The Dismal Swamp. scene 4—The Cur. | JOR RENT— Mase, av, i ah £0. Muslin. tainot Vapors. Scene 5—The Crypt or Crimson and | * — se Crystals “GRAND DIVERTISSE SLUVEAND | Sih sine LLY. —“TARTAK DANCE,” Dorst and * 1 é NCE BAY FOR SALE — ML ACT SRCOND-Scene_6—The Widow's Shanty, 7 rent oaly O¢0 per ecuthy cheep | ETOR BALE Migical Transformation froma Dirt to Delirium. Sceut SARE R eg WALTEA Ott stomw. | “_ BARGAINS TN PIANOS. (the Pefwian Houdoir. ‘The Frolicsoue Fucniture, t__WALELE & WALTS oe fe Bannegne om pian Scene The Parti: eS ReNT on Chickering, Z-octave, Ke Scene S—The Load to the Palace. colored Paluce ot i giccaramees sariele Berg AP—COR. 4TH AND P STS. NW, ler, «octave, Rosewood. -. Gr., br, mi. S20. Haines iros,, 7 -octawn, Rosen: Bearers esticunot te Pe tnoubenees hear iene Bre de ae cdecitrcwnseee ee ae iy ot ‘Nauteh Girls, Sx bole ‘Cymbat ce. ‘th st. 4r. 7th at. roa, oppo. Schueizen” Patk, Gr. fr., $12.50, EDWAKD F. ‘lower Girls, the jazourke. Entry: ine’s road, St j BORE'N Bw, Sr, UE, mr, $40. atic Beauties, the Gz Galop-—solo, M'l 2619 Dat. 4 ne fear 14th, 14r., br. a, Ui, D lus Qhadrille, by Mins Leena Merville, ud-Tie DALY, 631 Pat.nw. dard, ne ‘Dore A813 Cealat, 4F- Appiy'to it Storddard, Mous. Oreste ad Mite Doret a ¥ xe he "i of Otuer Days.” Piviuy * a oxcedbeny 4 E ne LL Aladin "eect, Cater Brit axnou STORE Tobie © EEN a 7201 ee mdary ats..8r..117.50 Store 3010 3 at Fora 1all hat apply to WESOOTT. & WILCOX, ns 1907 Pennsyivaniaave. —HANDSO: ualife See 12 Chi ¥ ‘Balipe” scene 12 “Chew-Chawie Fate +. AS5—GKAND TRANSFU! Tl iE OF THE Laut, “MANSFORMA: NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. 9. Scenes 1ON—THE nS Whos 1 20) NDSOMELY FURNISHED wt : ArPacans GRAND OPERA HOUSE. : con‘aiuing nine rooms, with all modern improve: | Vet @atratie hts a burs, Va. cress en es rr hog EE Coutaiuing 11 rooms, Lath, UK SALE-GROCERY STOR, 30s “Aye TO-NIGHT AT 8 Aeauaygee St der Pri, ol00. adress tos, 25, | Am matiary” waahtuin wil a Relsts Gcusaqeestuatcn: o> MANE TOR Uished, Apply to = TO-NIGHT AT 8 20K RENT—THRI =a RGR Sata —8 “ig P PST. NWA BN LORY | Exton q eR E., SIX-BOOM fir-\-class neighborhood; furuisii petween 16th and ‘MISS KATE CLAXTON Brick, & 2) oth st Rea sixroom Brick. | DEEBLL. B19 fat uw | ook Gis ax newly pupered:€15.00. DaViDSON'& DAVEDyOS | FOE, £4Le—p Pound D ste nw. 2 MR. CHAS, A. STEVENSON, E FURNISHED. itaining 16 rooms and A very handsome iesidence, faciog Farment Turuialed througout, | the oe Suruare, thorongtl furniatied; section cae of the bet | lossito ut Mie beat nthe eit). RoE S500 sitans wage Waskiuatou. Will nett fo eet Con OF paedlars aud peruitt to exazine OE a eo eae, dearer Ne MOS IS FISHER woe “Thos. 3 Fie | pacman Sepementane ‘TWO ORPHANS. Ts24 F atv ___ 8 bw ears TWO ORPHANS. HAND-OME STORY AND CELLAR Olt SALE. Mare. so GOOD FIVE YEARS House ou Iat., in the nortuwesteru seein, mpleted under the care of an architect; double au 10 rooms ah price g60. i. baw. Tati alt mod irape: | J TYEE & KUCH F . STORY BRICK HOUSE, FIGHT Next week—The funniest of all comedians, FRANK “LATTLE PUCK” S10 Make | Os Tha oo i td aa wi liat. gentle sie ark SATIONAI LATER ol OR RENT OR LEASE—THE N HOUSE, No. IN¥* SAtiowat tauarm ‘ are incloding | POE GE ae att noni us Wormsyts Motels laste TNES'A nares, 1407 Pat.ne._ | BAtlere: ditug-roon 36x18 geet, hepato. "T8142 at ne. te OB RENT_FURNISHED HOUSE WITH SOUTH ear Duy out Cirle: in complete or. er; by 225 per monte MULL © SGUSS LON, $28 abit ALL Last Performance To-night at 8. Last Performance To-night at 8. THE HIGHEST BIDDER, FURNISHED—i HAT BANDS SALE-A VicTOR TRICYe 7 aud dn good under | sired. n rare tacyains repair. “tes: Reps — - bet. 16th & 1 For hutoruation apply to A HELE MC PERPECTLY NEW STENOGKAPH, ‘With EH. SOTHERN, fromthe Lycoum Theater, | (Fount 32S san: Bre ES So wast i NT—NEAR THE CAPITOL, A DESIRABLE | JUN SALL- New York, Sr ee sud pieesaniiy stuasteu Deck Decline seats | As the mason ano | fuieluuibue batt. 105s 20 mae ab. Dupont Cir "150 FE Tt ‘November 7—THE ARABIAN NIGHTS; On, ALAD- Seen Oe es Ses as | a 0.0. 10 To% Dupont, =i 2 rooms, o Sale of seats now progressing. nS ‘ow Hampshire are. ary ss Bite: 200 | Tbh se RUTH | ¢ ape" \ ATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB. Mast Thrones Gi Ht erat tasty tacit, Inky Seg ve — | Avpiy at PAY Factory, 2508 Pontayivanna, N 16th, bet LS M ELEGANT > DESIRABLE | #ve. ite oie C3 ~ with brick cottage tor ~ervante, | BAGH AN ELEGANT BLDING HORSE, ALS ‘ALE 8250 2112 M st. nw, E Mt door te Posttuaster-Geweral Vilas ( J¢ in | SS ee - 2 | renudenee, Lovstion ou of te het in te : ‘oe Se 4 2 | newly fudsonely faruisbed will or ie ‘see ’ biliana $B | Mites Tapia. or the Turaae : 5 great be. Call early as stich NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB eats Kacow, Soeur 100 | Berels “otter: cRsor, nuls c yin B Aiso, other furnished and unfurnished houses mm | Flgeion.. For particulars, apply to price, G20. Lng ile bertaacate most deairable scctious of the city. Unturmianed fats | 1301 Ft. ow. St xi nw B; ouse. Ottices for rent, For paruculars ‘ay lyat ou often. fn HARE & JOHNSTON, 738 15th st.nw. FOR RENT_A MOST D=SIRANLE AND UNIOUE ome, beautifnlly fur:ished: located on Connec- WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9, THURSDAY, NOV. 10. Wajartuent Aud periuits 5-61 House, ebcht Sonvenieneys, bein inca or of FRANG -6t OS O wt tw. Lingua FRIDAY, NOV. 11, BLOWMING, 415 SATURDAY, NOV, 12. | JPOe EMSA LARGE BAY WoRk WonsE As | BS yay asee Taeh ot. aw, Hicut ave,, betweea Furrucit and Dupont Circles: rent, apse % ne use FIVE RACES EACH DAY. 420 por mouth ess aly cartier 31, cif owt: 200% Wrlione,.6r.10.50 | > On SALE—A BARGAIN-A COMPAMATIVEL Ly FIRST RACE AT 1:30 O'CLOCK. F. B. McGUIRE, President. bew mur will Le maid om Weekly or Bay. st. ae. Se. Nts, at SULLAVAN'S LNSTALLMED TE “e890, G ‘ i pat nw. Galland oette asi JOR SALE EW, CLEAN LIVE-PICKED BED. nd-3t 173 Peatuers, Lc. pound, tue best in te country for - 310: | ive ustttey vorders Uy wail: or otier wise, prousptly see 1 Dvered. Wal beliZ 724 Ud at. me, low a - JOR SALE—A GENTLE Hokot, THY iF 03 Se Binttore jie expe ot bans, eee ale I toa bors peas GERMANIA MAENNERCHOR, Ft Bah Proopectaneise 4530 | om SRs Catan zs £38 | to be held at. 1032 Uta st.t.w..58 15.50 1504 Ms WL,8, 12Jorddmo. | per eays “th , EDEL'S MUSIC Hi 49 Pat. tw. OF. 13.30 | 1 iu every house where there Inplacel sect of Appietun's wo EDEES UBIO mats, me aameetet aa (pelgpedtaMC aS ke seve te wiese danty tose NDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1887, ed S741 7H ST, SE COMFORT AUER | tee, ula nail Ae vlaate fa iar ' iu aaa. ‘4 tk aundiive tis teomos eater PEN laid ede a pee lars rq gi 30. SWORMSTEDT & BRAD! 3 Siviabers will please present their season tickets at o31-8t door. Te 9 is Si JOR COR. 7TH AND G STS. Fora fine Dress Suit or Overcoat, go to the London & Liverpool Clothing Co. ‘ If you want to save 83 on a $10 Suit or Overcoat, go to the London & Liverpool Clothing Co. If you want sod, strong working suit at $6, ora fine business suit at $8.50, goto the London & Liver- poo! Clothing Co. Ifyou want a fine Prince Albert Suit at 815, go to. the London & Liverpool Clothing Co, We will save you from 85 to 86 on a $20 Suit or Overcoat. If you want a good Suit or Overcoat for a Boy 13 to 18 years old at $5, 0 to tho London & Liverpoo Clothing Co. Or, if you want a fine Suit or Overcoat at $9, foto the London & Liverpool Clothing Co. If you want a nice School Suit or Overcoat fora Boy 6 to 13 years old at $2.50, or fine Dress Suit or Over- coat at $5, go to the LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO, 019 Comer 7th and @ ste. n.w, $20 Ovencoars Nor Worn esc. WE HAVE ADDED TO OUR ALREADY LARGE STOCK OF OVERCOATS FOUR SHADES OF FUR BEAVER, COLORS, BLACK, BLUE, BROWN AND OXFORD MIXED. THE ADVANTAGE OF THESE COATY ARE ARE WARM AND YET ARE NOT HEAVY, WEIGHT, AND THE PRICE 18 820, AND ‘THEY ARE NOT WORTH 840; BUT IF YOU SHOULD BUY ONE WE GIVE YOU A GUAR- ANTEE TICKET WHICH ENTITLES YOU TO RETURN YOUR CoAT IF NOT SATISFAC- TORY, AND WE WILL GIVE YOU YOUR MONEY. WHERE ELSE CAN YOU DO THE SAME? ECHO ANSWEKS— WHERE? GEORGE SPRa¥sY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, Cansrace Roses and HORSE BLANKETS ‘stour usually low prices in large variety of styles, in ‘fine, medinm, and cheap at 43¢ SEVENTH STREET. ‘Bebool amen __ 1-8” & Orders by mail,” McGee's, Oth near Ds. was * ean 230, 14TH St, NIN hoon | 200, cany, teruin WCCO WOME & Coe eo. SST H. SMALL & SONS 13 in pend: S40 per sate Amis | St. .w. Bobmer Many Warrcous. Sean ms Yer wwder, over 800 grocers - “12 | uice spring wel. water iu yard; 840 per mouth. Apply wer Pane Wal poe i in Washington. Nae over 800 wea | Putas ata ean tagt Siryranthem es pd other 00 | atktoom Fe eral Hall daeworttand PateoS-han | Foon ALE WOON DIAL GAs BEATING STOVER, : ZF kte Dies 9g | Te oe hag a Sag agi a visi Se heat paul bend Roane = Done be a mossback_ Ask for Dixon's, 2 ERNANS WASHINGTON THEATER oF roSisaep I oa Goto R. A.Gordenr= Fish statis Washing. | Ei Ananon {8 abd Ses Matin 19 and 25. Erercaneryeshiea tems egret. -07me | cooam Sec ton Market, for canvass back and fed head ducks, ener ~-KEKNELLS......Jobn, av nF thos C..3S3.35 N, wear 17th st, 13d Qk SEE AT BRBIT Hote SrAMLES, tay all kinds of gatue, {resi tsi, Kenuebet Simon, ters | 4 Lucters 4. McAvoy and Halles, Wille Eichlerette, D K near P2th at. Latayette Sq. 106.66 sarees Vaio ave. 1 Coupe, Tockaway pore Fa ins, lobsters, sliders ald oysters. Telephone ‘and. Font (Black aps), Lenton 25 BH. WARNER & CO, 916 Fet.nw, | lows Cucie 197 Tur lori xt: Lr-1os.08 al, ast, 7-year o1d sound fod tushy ret ‘Tho Smiths, Queen Vassar, = GT ERT 10G4 Eaut’ G; Sq | Nermontav,nearO.liv2ou Fy near Ith st. Or. 125, aruens, 655, 1 co'tpe haruees, 85 = us ey ee ral deans Mla ag otbers | PSG RESE Wo Ears CAPITOL, 90 790; 998 | AtearCturar, ives siikcoer Oat ded i “*Boyal Glue” mendsChina, Glass, Wood, &e. | Matinees Yon, pacobent cane ts, a or Ggtg 10d Vaca Re Arete ee ao es i oe | Ee eee ag ne EERING SQUARE Frewh Alaerney Butter churned every morning ONT FAIL TO ATTEND THE Sd wenleneea, © | Ke near th st, 1 | Sarruuted ws woud as mew ect order, dor only anid delivered in 5 1b, “Ward” prints, 4c. per Ite HOWKER, 302 East Capitol st Sit cab. Gover and seen focieaee iso, Cottage Cheese and uttermulli ‘Sweet MILE = —e aGpaees ee ; | Si, cash: cover and sv0y | ¥ y R RENT—THE FINE PROP’ ayy reps tt =San | Ala ue ‘ine, Nosewowd Guse wentane h Be. per quart. GRAND Fa FOE RENT THE FINE PROPERTY FORMERLY Wuilding,” Aceproofrom | Carved Lega, Wes Tull mice tome aod ce nee ek = aes fu wide, "10D fect dep @ soca Naga: pene $i 00 100 each BO or ly Stes aa ur cara ite Benes Beck frou for culred loaos eoumee ; is, two mucuabecut Uyrwit Piasoe to tease. T &L For the Benefit of i toout suitable for étoved Ladue room, achoole, Aiso: one suumal square bait 10F oaginpere 600; 6D ‘wz Loxpox IVERPOOL : Toweron Preuniaen Fe WARD, aldcruey Daley b Fer, per month. z 8ST. DOMINIC’ CHURCH, Eevbee: bihand 10th. a6 Be Lik PIANO EXCHANGE Wal i CLOTHING COMPANY, NUR it ROOM HOUsEs, oe od ae Fee hoe me on: ‘ano ve. OR SAL <G-OUT all . Tent; on K st., bet. Ist 8. sud Delaware ave. ‘Auply at j es a BALE, 1 ously oe Donde? Cine « SONS tuemock wud Nature us store Ne LOL | Penusyivauis ove.” Tui stock, in addition to the At the Hall, corner 6th and F sts. a. w., COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEE 2D. oR REN’ Ugh D aw. Tr. 022.50 480 Haw or. me | Si Ses "rare Weaning Wana ne Cone ; Lage Ser ee Pane. a Liquors PW. Chui bacrvng Doors open at 7:20 ollock every evening during tho | 471.481 Lataw.0i- 13. Gun ta. : 3 nce,” | fartaer, Wh OuaE esas © ‘fitseccweee continuance of the Fair. 283 Gihee' se wine EGE SMEG FALL AND MINTER CAMMIAGES e Property places with me for rent or sale is Wberally | MC of very iatest wtyue; second-hand coupelette in goud advertised free of cont to the owner. order. Give stock Ture aud plush, Totes hou cai, save Admission... = For list of property for sale, call or send at office. Rrouey by calaing at J. PUBS, 1290 Sed sts Me i Season Tisket.... FRO BENITA VERY DESIRABLE BUSINESS | _o3! WOMTOL TEAR, 20thand Fstsnow, | Wesisuxton, ” te zs are property. corner 1st a1 BW: Bow seal 5 = 7 ASE} ." QOR SALB—CHEAP—FINEST 11! a n2-6t Wood end coal yard. ‘LOUIS P. SH Fesctnck ri ee BASEMENT Ax ey nak 20F pe TE RCRD “ARRIS’ BIJOU, TER. C3 een Toots and. thee bath Foote. ail teed hosp? a: aA men USS Fete At night, Uo and B00 at eautte | Fotbace of lange funnel tours at TYLER & MUTHERPORD, 1307 Fst —. :D WINTEE CARKIAGES, : a ‘ones, 7 Sa0T Fee ee - ‘youne ie ner 16 ears of peice.” | rout tn dvaitoe GF bro Hours, 0 bed rooms or Bi | POH SALE Pau axp winTEL oan The world-wide tod weh-knowa German Comedian ee = Ou RENT UNFURNISHED Pe ae «ETE SARER, Finer ter 050 | 738 Pint at. Be. og) has the following Houses for Went Canna JOUN BM. LOUNG. $70 a TONAL HOTELS a Binheds 053m cunts sNb LEXA, ‘ ROLE Gots 12. Farland complete a 218 4p at. nw. fourstory brick. 10 rooms and path, POR SALE Cuearen TEAS THE, CHLAPEST, Next Week ageism Compan, 31 FRE. Ege agit? A _ pe Sins, day tone aba gTucery See ae we rooms with Ae cellar, over mote 850 7 4 EV. J. M. BUCKLEY, D.D., zi Clete ser ste a aa ‘GtivRi us ta sven. otim j st ne, ar. z ——o the New “Kulhor ot ‘on T ORATORS” and @ stan. arate ‘Czosnwtia aint? eShnaisn, Adsouy, sot Wassncrox Rove Acumen. neath not bo opaned unt tbe latter part of vember. gquestrienne Instructors: PROF. C. GILLMAN, ate with Hippodrome Francais, of Paria PROF. RIDER, of London. first-class, Commodious scoomodations terboailing boron snd fample storage Poem foram [aaah mernqearn ag armies of Jno. F. Weggamen, 1003 ¥ st, where may be a