Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1887, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. ES LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Indications for the % hours commencing at $ p.m. Yor the District of Columbia, Maryland and Vir- ginta, fair weacoer followed by light rains, clear- figuring Thursday, warmer, followed by colder weather om Thursday. ‘TwANKSeIVING DaY EXCURSION TICKETS ON THE PENNSYLVANIA RatLRoap.—In order to more fully accommedate Its patrons, the Baltimore and Po- tomac Kallroad Co., wilt sell. Thanksgiving excur- ston t Detween Wasuington and Baltimore Nov. 23 and 24, good to return uti the 25th in- elusive, at one dollar and sixty cents (1.60) for {ue round trip: Uckets will be good on all regular a ‘To ws Prsiic.—For the benefit of my patrons tudios will be open om Thanksgiving — C. M. BELL. Mexerrt & V Waever, photographers, 925 Penn, avenue, Will keep their gallery open for sit ‘Ungs lo-morrow (Thanksgiving Day). New Yore Decoration Co., 539 15th street, Corcoran buliding. = suowig a superb Une of 1ace eurtalns, res, Turcomen curtains, fancy fur. niture of ali kinds, rattan and reed goods in end- Jess variety, rugs, table scarfs, &c. Special atten- tion to ordered work. The New York Decoration Co., 539 15ch St, B.W., Corcoran buliding. To AccomMopare his patrons and the public Mr, Prince, the photoyrupher, Will have bis studio open Toankegifing D3, ‘Sittings made equally as well in cloudy as in clear weather. 11th St and Penp- sylvania ave. We Carer for no particular class, but provide for all classes, axes, and size. Bxos., Manufacturers, — Corner 7th and'Z, See the men’s overcoats reduced Uo $5. ‘Ove Rvssen Boots and Shoes will wear and give salisfacuon, GoopyeaR, 309 9Ub street. Visit rm New Yore DEcoRaTion Company, 539 15th street, Corcoran building, for wedding’ and holiday presents in fancy furniture, draperies, rugs, £2. Diaxope at R. Harris & Co.'s, 432 7th st. OvR horexse SaLrs on overcoats ts a clear evi- ence of good Will and justice between ourselves: ‘and patrons. Erseman Bros., Manufacturers, Corner 7th and E, \wEsetvING Day R. H: Taylor's store, 933 eres ee eee FURsirces, FURNITURE —We offer our entire stack of furniture, regardless of cost, at private sale up to Monday, Novem! _ i Ww. Logwenruat, 739 7thst. nw. We Have Wo Our War by merit only. ElskMan Buos., Manufacturers, ‘Corner 7th and E ‘See the men’s overcoats reduced oe. CLorm Scxpace “Rubber” Gossamer, $4 and up; stylish and good. __ G00 TEAR, 308 9th St, For Diamoxna, at lowest prices, see R. Harris & ©o,, tinporters, 43:2 7th st. & Or Courerrrons cannot copy our mode of os 201G BUSES one wanutacturing Clothiers, ‘E1skwan Bros., Corner 7th and E. See the men’s overcoats we have reduced to $5. {ington dressed beet go to Jno. R. Kelly, <thts oun a20 und 690 Center Market, and 906 and 208 Northern Liberty. Corn beef a specialty. ALL OUR MOVEMENTS AND Aue are for the benefit of our patrons, ‘Ewe. nog, Manufacturers, ax Bros, (ener uh abd E. See the men’s overcoats reduced to $5. Diawonps at R. Harris & Co.'s, 432 7th st. “owns oF BCYEKS attest the fact how fast those overcoats are going that we have reduced to $5. EisaMaN Buos., Mantfucturers, Corner 7th and E RUBBER CLOTHING, Dest in the world. ‘Goopygax, 309 Oth street. Hoxgst Evrorts always receive public encour- sJear Case, those men’s overcoats reduced to $5. t. EISEMAN BuOS., Manufacturing Clotuiers, 7th aud E. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Navionai.—Thateber, Primrose & West's Min- urek ALBaton’s.—Mansfeld mn “A Parisian Romance.” Hanute’—“Peck’s Bad Boy.” E Seger Ruvg.—Dog and Pony Circus. ‘RERwan’s.—Variety. “WoNDERLAND.”—Curlosities and variety. ‘MaNaseas PaNonaua.—Day and evening. ——— Condemved Locals, ". M. Friddetl, of A Plan Adopted by the Citizens’ Repre- sentative Commitice, . ‘THE ALTERNATIVE ROUTE BY WAY OP FIFTH STREET REJECTED—THE COMMITTEE DECIDE IN PAYOR OF THE EASTERN BRANCH ROUTE—VARIOUS MODIFICA- TIONS MADE IN THE REPORT OF THE SUBCOMMITTER. ‘The Citizens’ Representative Committee held a Special meeting last evening for the purpose of considering the report of the subcommittee op ‘steam railroads made at the last meeting and or- dered to be printed. There was a good attendance of members for the first part of the meeting, mainiy from the south and east sections, but as the meeting was protracted the attendance dwin- died, wutil at the final vote only between thirty and forty members were present. Mr. John T. ‘Mitchell said that before the regular business came up he would like to introduce a resolution, and there being no objection, he read a resolution re- citing that the committee heartily concurs in the effort now being made by the District Commis- sioners to arch over Rock Creek as an improve- Recovery of a large ammount ox unectugeet ana, the ‘a large amount of ui ied Temoval of the nuisance of an open sewer, and’ the unification of the District. Consideration of this resolution was deferred until the next meeting. THE RAILROAD REFORT. It was decided to take up and act upon the Tecommendations of the raliroad report seriatim. ‘The secretary read the first recommendation Providing for the location of a union railroad passenger depot at Reservation 17. ‘Mr. W.-H. Singleton moved to serike out 17 and insert “at Virginia avenue and Maryland avenue, ‘Sth and C streets southwest.” He added that this was tne location recommended by the Commis- oir. Gray said that he eht it would be sufti- ctent to say in opposition to this amendment that the site Was located in the center of one of the ‘ost thickly seted portions of South Washing- n. Mr. Morsell sald that he was opposed to the use of any reservation for railroad pi and for this reason Le Was opposed to the amendment, Col. Dyer said that be agreed. with the iast speaker in regard to prox the reservations, ‘TRE WEST WASHINGTON CONNECTION. The recommendation was thea taken up which authorizes a connecting branch line from northern. end of Long Bridge along water edge of the fats and West Washii the outer edge of the flats.” ‘The amendment was * ion with adopted, Tecommendation passed tothe south of Maryland avenue, at the Long Bridge, for Baltimore and Potomac road, south of Canal street, near Reservation 17, and for the Bal- Umore and’ Ohio road, north side of Boundary street, at head of New York avenue, with privilege of & connecting it line between its Washing- ton ‘and Metropolitan ‘branches north of tise ‘The reinaining recommendations of the report bur tals amendment placed the site of the union depot upon the squares south of Maryland and Virginia avenues and not upon a reservation, AF, Singletou said that Ue favored this portion of the Commissioners’ plan, and he was free to say their entire plan. He thougnt that the loca- Uon proj in his amendment removed the present obstacles to the business of the city, was Of greater conventence to the traveling public, and mavle provision for the accommodation of the im- lense fuLUre growth Of the cicy. ‘The interests of the United States in the national capital, tue con- venience of the traveling public, and the welfare of the city, ax a whole, suould ‘be considered as Well as the ‘Wishes of particular sections, Mr. Curch said tuat the comimitter, in consider ing this matter, had concluded that’ the iunport ance of the business interests of the city welgned more than the interests of the traveung public. For this reason the committee favored Reservation 170s tue site. ‘Mr. Thompson protested in behalf of the citizens of South Washington a tue adoption o the amendment, as it would be impossible to have residences in the vicinity, and would interfere ‘with the business interests. In respouse to a question Mr, Singleton sald that his amendment included the reservat.on to the north of Siaryland and Virginia avenues, ‘THE QUESTION OP ACCESSIBILITY. Mr. T. W. Smith said that it seemed tobe the impression that Reservation 17 was more inac- cessible than tne other location, at 8th and C streets, He wished to call the aitention of the members to the fact that by opening up Canal street an avenue 200 feet wide could be extended irom 4%; street and Peansylvania avenue to Res ervation 17, thus affording a ready access for vehicles and street ¢.rs. ‘Mr. Gray sald another objection the people of South Washington hud to the location at 8th and € streets Was the fact that the railroad tracks would directly in front of the Jefferson sehool building, the largest school structure in That section of tue city. e thought that tuls was Teally a serious objection, Mir, Dawsons aid tuat this amendment would stil encumber tue important streets and avenues im South Washington, to tue detriment of prop- erty and peril of iife.’ The failure to relieve that | Section In thus particular would be the fullure of the entire movement made to remedy the present evils arising from the use of the city streets by the railrowds ‘The further proposition of the Commiss.ouers to have a track below the surface Was hardly practicavle, fa his opinion, as in umes of freshet the tracks would probably be under water. ‘Mr. Singleton said, in reply, that it was to have tue track ‘through a tunnel trom 6th to 12th street, and Ubat the bottom of the tun- nel would be # fect above high-water inark, which Would obviate the danger from freshets, Mr. Pelham moved, as an amendment, that the depot be iocated upon the reservation known as the Arsenal Grounds, Co. Dyer, Wo Was in the chafr, said thts amend- mant Was hot clear, as the reservation rererred to was the Same one Low occupied by the Pennsyl- vania — dir. Pelham explained-that he meant the ‘at the end of 43 street and aiong the river. before t the Wash: artillery, “ ington. barracks, on the change of embeaziem ut; ‘concluded yesterday Ft Mir. W. T. Bailey for the accused and H.C. anes judge. a apa night legates: it them ‘at the National Club Convention to be held in New: ‘York city: Messrs. J. H. Harris, W. C. Martin, dele. Ee Ease L singicton, EJ. Shelton, ad W. ‘Brawner, ber. From Shillington we have Harper's Magazine, ‘Magazine "s Magazine and the American fer December. ‘A Dill for a divorce has been filed for Laura J. ‘Herron against Charles Herron. To-morrow a ‘there will be an Py ee will be summoned for balf an hour later. 7:30 o'clock and the court ‘Cosumbis Typographical Umon No. 101 has ap- propriated $100 to amet the Louisvilie Union in ‘now in progress there. ‘THE WERELY Star's Pocket Atlas of the World 1s offered free to every new subscriber for one year to It is a handsomely printea Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: J. W. Lyons et al to Evan Lyons, pta Rock of Dumbar- Wa, &.; $—. C. M. Matthews to same, pt. Pretty Prospect; $1,785.63. E. Lyons to G. G. Hubbard, Pt. Precty Prospect; $15,000. Mary R. Macarty to Kate Randall, lot 264, M.'s sub. Mt Pleasant; #4550. S. D. Webb to D. B. Groff, lot 10, pt. 2, sq. ‘3836; $2,500. Anna T. Hopperton ‘to Minnie C.’Mo- Feall, sub. $6, 5 G. H. Goekeler, et al, ex: ecouvors, to CH. Dismer, pt. 3, sq. 527; $— eee ee of Real Estate, G. G. Hubbard has bought for $15,000 of Evan Lyous’ Pretty | Prospeci if bought for Macarty lot 264, M3 sub MU. of 9b street. Minnie C. Moreau as bought of Anna T. H #4400 sub lot 96, square 381, 16.09 on T street, between 9th and 10u lai ander will be assisted by Miss Luuzie F. MacNichol, ; Herr Paul Miersche, "Selle solotst; Mr. KC. sand an orchestra 4 forty musicians Seats are now on sale at Droop’s. a ‘Tue VETERAN Finewen’s UxiroRM.—The Veteran jclunueer Viremen met last evening att, G ees Hail, Mr. J. J. Peabody presiding, with Mr. Pisber, secretary. Mesors. J. T. C. Clark and J.B. Lord (Perseverance). and J. D. Schofield (Northern Lauerus), were elected membera |The constitu. S-laws were re nest Uniform waa nally settled by tue adoption of ose consisting of red shirt, black pants, Dlack belt, drab cuat and Diack bat with monogram in White e be sold is a Newie Weapons to be sold to which MR. SINGLETON’S AMENDMENT LOsT. ‘This amendment Was lost and upon the question Were adopted, and the report of the committee was ved 48 a Whole, ‘The committee, at 11 o'clock, adjourned. ‘THE RECOMMENDATIONS. ‘The recommendations of the report as adopted by the Committee of One Hundred last night are as follows: First. Locating union ratiroad ger depot in the immediate vicinity of Reservation 17. Second. Removal of all present surface steam Car tracks west of New Jersey avenue to the Lo Bridge on Virginia and Maryland avenues and ‘Third. Removal of present Balttmore and Ohio depot and all its present steam car tracks from Within the northeast section of une city. Fourth. The Baltimore and Potomac line to en- Yer trom the Kastern Branch, as at present, to Sec- ond street east, and thence to curve from K street ‘southeast into union depot. Fifta, The Baitimore and Ohto branches to con- nect north of Boundary street, and skirting the eastern boundary of the city ou! the surface, cross- ing Biadensourg and Bennings Bridge roxds by tunnel, comnect with the Baltimore and Potomac Une east of Congressional Cemetery, und reach the union depot on said line, ‘sixth. Southern connecting lines with Baltimore and Potorpae and Baltimore and Ohio to curve out $f the union depot. to K street, youth and thence by elevated road westwardly t0 Water street, and along Water street to the Long Bridge. Seventh, Authorizing connecting branch line from northern end of Long Bridge to G wn, Eighth, Freight depots for Southern connec- tons, to be south of Maryland avenue, at the Loi Bridge; for Baltimore und Potomac, south of Canal street, near the union depot; and for the Balti- more and Ohio, north side of’ Boundary street, at head of New York avenue, with privilege of a con- necting freight line between its Washi and Metropolitan branches north of the Boundary, Ninth, Conflaing all suam rallroad tracks run ning at grade turough the city to a In width, with proper safeguards, an tes for standing street obstructions, ac. ing other railroad compant nereatiés doarng We enter the city) dat ke rictious, by sume routes, upon fair and equi- table terms, . ee Tue WEEELY Star's Pocket, Atlas of the World 4s offered free to every new subscriber for one year | tothe WRrELY Stax. It #2 & handeomety rinted book rr rofusely tilustrated, with more | than 100 colored naps thd conta and diagrams, ahd contains | a wealth ot a neral information. See advertise- ment in another column. of the adoption of Mr. Singieton’s amendment a rising vote was taken and it was lost by a vote of 12033. ‘The smallness of the vote 1s accounted for by the fact that 4 part of the delegutes from Northwest Washington and Georgetown refrained from voting, leaving the matter to South and East Washington as the sections specially inter- ‘Mr. Morsell offered an amendment to strike out ‘the Word “at” and insert “in the immediate vicinity Of,” so Unat the clause would read “a union depot in eg pe sapere ged ex. Jained that the object was v0 av appear- Ehce of favor in the granting of the use of the res- ervation to the railroad compantes. Mr. Jno. & Herrell said that @ reason for the adoption of this amendment was the fact that the Tatiroads had already destroyed the value of deal of meg and Dow they should be to buy thistand’ He referred to the action of the Pennsylvania company in interfering with the ‘work on the Eastern Branch, and characterized it aga defiance of the United States Government. He thought the railroad company should be obliged to buy the property necessary to carry on thew business, just a5 private citizens are com- todo. Mr. Jesse B, Wilson said that it was a mistae to abuse the raliroads, as they were of great bene- Mt tothe city. He sald unat in the proper dispost- Uuon of sucn’a matter some one would have to suffer, and he was of the opinion that in cases Where the public interests were involved taat private Interesis should be Willing to make some concessions, ‘Mr. A. B. Mullett said that he was in favor of the Jocation selected by the Commissioners, but had refrained irom expressing hlinseit because ne Was Wilting ‘to leave tne matter Lo East and Houth Washington, as particularly affected by any ac- ton, and i iteservation 17 Was determined upon, While It migut not be so convenlent to people living elsewhere as to those living 12 South Wash- ington, he tuought they would be able to accom- mudate themselves to the increased distance. ANOTHER LOCATION PROPOSED AND REJECTED. Mr. Geo. M. Oyster said that he favored the rail- roads buying the ground for a union depot, and he offered an amendment that the depot be located im squares 5:44, 535, and 536, lying between Mary- ian’ ana, virginia aveuues, 3d, and 43 streets soULLW. ‘Mr. Church said the only objection to this amend. BEB K LKIINN N GGG BAA KK INNNG G a4! 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MARKET SPACE, near 7th at ITE BLANKET: DOD BLE '% slightly soiled, By FRENCH SERGE, clorant Dress Goods, all width. all | colors: great begun ot we wide double UBLE, WHITE BLANKETS, immer ‘sii ex- ent< 3 el A a ay toa heavy: cheap at $5.00; reduced |AN DSO} PLAID GOODS, newest ‘12 yards for $2.00. — Loans ROYAL Si | tA TAL SERGE, beautiful areas goods, wide double BROADCLOTH for Ladies’ wool, one yard anda half wide, all colors lear TRICO CLOTH, pure wool, double width, 37 3c. COLORED SILK VELVETS, $1; reduced to 50c, HANDSOMF PRESENTS FOR CASH CUSTOMERS. me. Tandems ‘D'mask Towel keciodtehee | " owe | 10.60 worth of feuts les the Tange-eine handaoiue Bridal Quilt worth Bieooe aI Rn. bp Trou Saawis, ment would be the necessity of using Maryland and Vi avenues to reacu the Bridge. jute to Long. Bridge from that point, and tat rout vt ‘street could be used. Mr. Church said that Major Twining bad pro- Posed to use E street some years ago, but it was Yound to be very objectionable. There was a large Catholic church on £ street, and there were other objections. Whether if the’ street was tunnelled Uhe objections wouid be obviated he did not know. He boped that this amendment would be well con: sidered before It en dir. Strasburger i that tn order to get the railroad company away from where they were nov so elizibly located, some inducement should be offered, and for this reason be thought ‘that the location on Reservation 17 shouid be decided upon, ‘Captain Tyler sald that in bis opinion ‘the loca tion proposed by Mr. Oyster wouid not be any more accey vo the ot South Wasbing- ton then the site selected by the Commissioner. He Was to the use of a wees reservation for any aby bistory Is attached Fg Em to be ‘Potomac tracks Was volt there fa baby Carriage, velocipeds, gas x= Soria ceen samme for the pur Se ee ‘chase of the present Baltimore and ‘de. en eee pot building for use of District was t si Bout, a8 in the nature of & How Lermrestive it Is to Washington ladies and | Father than a atiemen, Who love oriental goods, to see the | Considered by tne committee on public ree exhibition of the best of the | before ovtent, — Walter B. ree Cg ‘THR ALTERNATIVE ROUTE STRICKEN OUT. roots. All this large stock Sold at public | ‘The next recommendation, which caused debate, auction. commencing Friday, November 25th, and | provided that the Baltimore and Ohio branches wonrinue Saturday and Motiday, November 26th nt 2st, at lla i, 2-30 and O pm. each dap, | COMMECK north of Boundary street, and skirting i catologuse just arrived the eastern of the city, on the ———- connect with the Baltimore and Povomac line ATrewmiox 1s called tothe advertisement in an- | of Cemetery, and reach the pro- ‘Scheh columan of sales of real estate in the eastern | posed Union depot in the ‘immediate vicinity of section of the eity that occur day after 1o-morrow, ration 17, On said line, or as an alternative Friday, the 25th inst, al 4:15 and 4:30 o'clock p. | Uo reach said proposed union depot by tunneling tu, on East Capitol stréet, bear 14th screet, and s | Capitol Hill under Sth street east and North Care. very destrabie jot and frame house and lot | lina avenue. The first of we recommen- ‘on 13th sireet, near ivania avenue and the | dation down to the Bon or ak ea titese lots are in an improving seo- | taken wy ‘os Of Lhe eastern part Of the city, and preseatex-| Mr. Ht asked celtent Opportunities tor investment or permanent: by oy ye —-—-___ made by a trestie or Muxwre Pataren’s reception will be the theatrical | Col. Suit said that sensavion hext Monday evening. “My Sweetheart” | cussed in the committee, Will be the play, and handsome souvenirs, com- | the crossing should mecmorative of Minnie’s revurn from her tree Mr. Frizzeil years’ our abroad, will be gives to Lue audience. pressed, and he: ‘We have in stock a lot of REAL INDIA SHAWLS, which are very reasonable in price. As these goods are very desirable and last a life Sime we offer an opportunity to secure a REAL INDIA SHAWL at a very low price, An inspection is solicited. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS ONE PRICK al-2m Wonczsren Roraz, Mixtox, Dour. TON, COPELAND, WEDGWOOD, CROWN, DERBY, AND HAVILAND’S CELE- BRATED CHINA NOW ON EXHIBITION. DUPLEX, ROCHESTER, AND FAIRY LAMPS, NOVELTIES IN DECORATED POTTERY, PORCE- LAIN, AND RICH CUT-GLASS, ‘appropriate for WEDDING PRESEN1S. M. W. BEVERIDGE, 1009 Pennsylvania ave. 919 Pennsylvania ave. Rly wes-2m G. T. Keen ‘TAILOR, 4249TH 87. N, W. ¥aLL sTocs® Now BEADE. H. D. Buz IMPORTER AND TAILOR, jo hwetaptarcrontenny | monthly, and. the Grand Semi-Annual Attor- a é E i i i zee house Was, ‘the protest of Councilman G2r- mor juitely postponed. The convenuion issolved. alleged store, ab the house of his ington. The Friendship Company will hold a meeting to-night.—Ephraiin Lee, a colored In- ‘to have been stolen trom Prew- porter, Elisha mate of the almshouse, was bi to-day. — Hon. John Critcher is quite ill at nfs residence on Prince street.—J. F. Burroughs has bought for #400 & lot of ground on Columbus street, bet ween Princess and Peudicton,—Mirs R. A. Kline has bought of R. A, Gulick, for $700, a frame dwell. ing and lot on Fairfax street, between Wilkes and Wolte streets, Fasey Taste Borren Established in 1830. GEO, M. OYSTER & CO, Our Specialties in Fancy Print Butter: THE “DARINGTON,” THE “SHARPLESS,” “Cow” brand, ‘THE “SHAKPLESS,” Wheat sheaf, ‘THE “FOUK-LEA¥ CLOVER,” patented, THE “THREE-LEAF" CLOVER, 5 and8 Ib. boxes of Fancy Table Creamery But packed specially for familly tse, sila | Fall Cream New York Cheeso. Fresh Fags from near ‘by counties received daily. Office: MARBLE BUILDING, Pa, ave. and 9th st. n.w. Retail Departments—Nos. 17 176 Bat. wing, near 7th at: Nos. 490, 41, 203, B st. wing, near Oth St., CenterMarket : ‘Northern Liver.y Market; Putk Market, cor, 12th st. and Massachusetts ave, Wholesale Department, 900 and 902 Pa, ave. n.w., Where we receive daily large shipments of ELGIN, NEW YORK, AND PENNA. CREAMERY. NEW YORK, PENNA. AND WESTERN DAIRY BUITER. NEW YORK STATE CHEESE. FRESH COUNTRY EGGS. Main Oftice, 27: Telephone Call,{ {ain ¢: __219-1m_ Pies Pio Baines Our New Building, 514 9th st,, not being finished in time for the holiday trade, and having made | purchases for the sane, we uiast force the sale of then at our OLD STAND, 528 9TH 8T. N. W. Call at once and secure barvains, 41 Yard long Felt Table Scarfs, stamped both ends, 2 S72 Jone Felt Table Scurts, stamped at both enda, od 4s yard long Linen Knotted Fringe Bureau Scarfs, ; yards long Linen Knotted Fringe Bureau Scaris, stamped Spi Dioute cloth omie Cloth Duslics, Plush Ornaiuents tor f Metal Oruatnents, Asoru Trex FO YOU TO TALK ABOUT. A 820 Overcoat for $14. ‘A 816 Overcoat for $12. A $12 Overcoat for $8, A &8 Overcoat for $6. A 825 Corkscrew Suit for $20. A $18 All-wool Suit, either Cutaway or Sack, for $13. A $20 Prince Albert Suit for @15, and all otner grades ‘at proportionate low prices. For Boys from 13 to 18 years old, Overcoats at $4.50, 95.50, $6.50, up to $15. Suit from $5 to 815, which we guarantee to be worth from 25 to 40 per ceut more thun we are asking for them. Children's Suits, $2.50, #3, $4, up to #10. Overcoats at $2.50, $3, $3.50, and #4, up to 88. Give us a call aud be convinced. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., nit Corner 7th and G sts, Userecevesren Arrnacrioy. OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED, CAPITAL PRIZE $300,000, LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. ted by the Legislature in 1868 for Faucae Incorporat tional and Charitable purposes, and its franchise made | & part of the present State Constitution in 1879 by an overwhelming popular vote. Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place rawings reg- ularly every six moutus (Jnne and December). “We do hereby certify that we supervise the arrange ‘ments for all the Monthly and Semi-Annual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lottery Company, and in person manage and control the Drawings themsetves, and (hat the same are conducted with honesty, Jairnesn, and tn | ood faith toward alt and sce nth tae the Gone ‘buny fo use this cercijicute with fac-similes of our signd- tures attached, tn its advertisements.” Commissioners, Ranks and Rankers will pay alt ‘Louisiana State Lotteries ‘may be presented at our counters. J.H. OGLESBY, Pres. Louisiana National Bank. PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State National Bank. A. BALDWIN, Vres. New Orleans National Banik, ‘Pres. Union National Bank. GRAND SEMI-ANNUAL DR: IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, N TUESDAY, DECEMBER; at Twenty Dullare etch, Hal e 7” ‘85; ‘Tentha, #2; Twenticths, 1." LIST OF PRIZES, EW ORLEAN: 1887. ey TERMINAL PRIZES. 100 decided 1,000 Prises of ‘3.196 Prizes; amounting to..... For club rates or any, further the iy four handwrit must be seer: Siete atten ence GOVERNMENT TESTS for government use. ‘the public, The Royal Baking Powder Declared Superior to All Others. ‘The fact that Royal Baking Powder is,in all respects, the best baking powder offered to the public has been established beygnd question, Prof. H. A. Mott, when employed by the U.S Government to analyze the various baking powders of the market to determine which was the best and the most econom!- cal, after an extended investigation, reported in favor of the Royal, and It was adopted Prof. Mott has continued his examinations of baking powders sold at the present day, and now affirms it as his deliberate judgment, arrived at after most thorough research anda careful examination of the principal brands of the market, that the Royal is undoubtedly the purest andthe most reliable baking powder offered to the Public.” Prof. Mott, in his recent report, says: “The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure, for I have so found it in many ‘tests made both for that company and the U. 8. Government, “I will go still further and state that, because of the facilities that company has for obtaining perfectly pure cream of tartar, and for other reasons dependent upon ‘the proper proportions of the same, and the method of its preparation, the Royal Baking Powder is uudoubtedly the purest and most reliable baking powder offered to ’ De HENRY A. MOTT, Pu. D., “Late U. 8. Government Chemist.” OITy_FTEMS. Oysters, Oysters. Oysters, Leave your orders with FRANK JonNsox, corner Of ih and E strets, for your Oysters for Thanks giving; sent to your house, Duliy arrivals of ali Vhe choice grades. Select Steameu and Half Sheil 4 spectuity. ‘The celevraved Lynn Haven Bays. Cau. Don't mistake tue place. Jonson's, 442 And 444 9ch street, corner of & “Ladies’ saloon frst oor, 1 ‘Thanksgiving Offerings Of the Cileago Grocery “Company, 806 7th st. Finest Mince Meat, 10 and 1c. 1b,; Fium Pudding, B5c.; New Raisins,’ 1Uc. 1b.; Citron, 30¢. 1b.; MIXe Nuts, 15, 10.3 Frenca Candy, 15c. ib.; 33 1us, of Jei- 500 Pairs more of those splendid heavy seam- less Socks, 2 pairs for 25c., double heels and oes, Worth fully 2c, a palr, at C. Auerbach’s Sewing Machine and Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and H sts. 1 How E. Steiner, of Temple, Won a Ze. Something of a sensation was created yesterday morning by the announcement that # venta Ucket which lad won the second capAtai prize of $50,000 in The Louisiana State Lottery, in the drawiug of Tuesday, Wus eld by k. Steiver, of the clolming and fun establishment of M, Schram, ou 22Uh street. ‘Telegrams conirming the gvod Bews were received later in tue day, aud “Sveluer” Was; the recipent of congratulations on all sides. ‘ine lucky Ucket Was 61,503, a Leutu of Which Le held, Hemple Lex.) Weekly Limes, Sept. 17. 1 Chicago Grocery Company, 506 7th st We have tbe bes: 2oc. Coffee ever offered, Our 30c, Java Colles guaranteed pure. ‘Try our Java and Mocua mixtures for 33c. Chicago Crocery Teas are ceiebrated for favor, Good Black and Green Tea, 35e. per 1b. Fine Oolong or Gunpowder ‘fea, 0c. per Ib. Fine kugiisd Breasiast or Japan, 50C. per ib. Finer Oviony Or Gunpowder ‘Lea, 7c. per 1b. Finest Ovioug or Guupowder ‘Ted, $1 per 1b. ‘Ubicage Grocery Company, g06 7a si. LW. 1. Guns for sale or hire. Cutlery, 487 Pa, av. Malt Extract in Dietetics. ‘Many modern authoriules upon dietetics are urg- ing Ue Use of ground inait oF malt Dour as an ad To assitullation, besides velng per se wholesome, Palatabie aud remarkably digcoUble. Cucmistry find iuedicine approve Lils position tnost hearuly. In Miahy Cases Lie Use OF suIneTOrs of mall sews NOL omy advisubie DUL Kuperative. These are more | numerous than are commonly supposed, ‘They in | cluue indigestion und dyspeysta, diseases to-day That seem Covatetaive with civilization; inflam |iuatory diseuses aud conditions o1 tue gastric or- | uns; culldren, Uke aged, invalids, people of sed~ |entary habits,” nursing Womnen and pauents, The Talson deuie of Uke Use Of malt preparations ts that they consuine less Ume and energy in diges- Won, und therevore exert tess strain Upon the sys tem; being very soluvie, Ley are largely Indepen- dent of Ube gustric Nulds, wud in tills respect may Auwost be siyied seu-tigesting. Most malt prepa- rations fall short in that tuey contain insoiuvle Suuren, Cellulose and lguose. Of these the first 18, digested eastiy by normal siomachs, but labori- Ousiy by Weak Or sick ones; the second 1s assimi- lated With dlilicully by Ue strong and seldom by Otuers; Uwe third isin nearly all cases ible by uny stomach. ‘The highest form of malt 1s Teached When tess elements are eliminated by dissolving Une soluble elewents, straining out tne | Fesidue, und boliing Une Micrate down to a conven- |Mentconditioa, ‘iuis makes what is known as @ | mait extract, and 1s an ideal food for all inciuded Under the Various classes hereinbefore named, It 1s used to-day universally. Its a modern idea,de- Spite its world-wide employment. 1b was practl- | cally discovered by Johnn off, of Germany, who Introduced it to Lue medical and chemical world, And 1s stl manufactured at the different estab: Usuments of this finn. Although the genuine Johann Hioi’s Malt Extract has been repeatedly imitated and counterreited, 1t still retains its lead ag the bead of all pure malt preparations. 1ts purity, wholesomeness, digesubuity and uniformi- Ly are as uotabie to-day us Ubey were at the Ume {i Was first brought before the attention of the scientific World. ‘The genuine has the signature ot “Johann Hoff,” and his sole agents tor tue United States, “Mort’z Elsner,” on Ube neck of every bot- te—Americun inuiyst. Joann Hof, Berlin, Paris, Vienna, Philadelphia; Kisner & Mendelson Co,, sie agents, 6 Bai jew York. w12w Chicago Grocery Company, S06 7th st., Offers—s-yeur-old Wasi $2 Bal, Or 50c. qt. abe. at. ‘F-year-od Brandy, $3 gal, or 75e. ql 1 Geo to KR. A. Goiden’s Fish Stalls, Washing- ton Market, for canvass back and red head ducks, } ali Kinds or game, tres tis, Kenuebee saimon, ter- | Fa,ins, lobsters, shders and oysters ‘Telephone 847-8 Ww “Royal Glue” mends China, Glass, Wood, &c, Phillips’ Was served at Inter ible Cocoa $3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No. 1 Rye Whiskey, best’ in the world tor the money. wi Orders by malt,"“MoUmes, oth near D st. offers Fuuntly Flour Dbl; Pat, Process $6.25 DDL, $1.63 3¢ DDL, Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn! and delivered in 3, 1b. “Ward” prints, 40c. per ie ‘Also, Cottage Cheese and buttermilk; Sweet Mik Be. per quart. AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL HYMNS AND POPULAR SONGS OF At Foundry M. E. Church, THANKSGIVING NIGH [, Nov. 24, 1887, at o'clock CHORUS OF FIFTY ADULT VOICES, ‘Assisted by # Large Orchestra, Tickets n21-3te_ ‘ARRIS' BIJOU THEATER. Vrices—At night, 25 and 50 cents; at matinee. adults et 3, le under sixteen years of half camer re or ay apa t. 1 Bo- afternoon aud night: commencing Monday, ber 21, at 8 original: sive nga, pty ‘GHOCERYMAN ay His Ma. Bs PA. ‘sical Bi better than Petore. "Next week. T Farron in “A Soap Bubble.” ERX, /ASHINGTON THEATER, Ree TENE ad buc Matinee 10 and 250. HARRY WILLIAMS’ OWN COMPANY. ‘THE GREATEST SPECIALTY SHOW IN AMERICA, EVERY ONE A STAR. EVERY ACT A FEATURE. Matinees Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- day. B21 oe CONCERTS........ SEASON. nie re: CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. ch ‘Boston. epee seat). 937 Pepnayivania ove at ivania ave.,at 8a m., n1d-2w ‘OF COOKERY, 617 14TH ST, N. W. ‘Pies and Plum Pudding for Thankeriving. Sorat tees sents Gees any anonee RRSGHAL — LESSONS, 7 Commencing MONDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 21, ‘Matinees Daily, except Thursday (Thankegiving). PROF. MORRIS’ EQUINE AND CANINE PARADOX. 60 Wonderfully Educated DOGS and PONIES. 50 Acyclone of Mirth, Melody, and Fun. ‘Tals tans of the Grandost Entertainments ever seen sdinisaivu, G From MBL Seluist oe ELL: beginning, Ps a northwest. and much MUST BE. OCR ty Double-width C: Bees VE Sect ‘506. Sone _AMUSEMENTS. ane: ‘AL RIFLES’ ARMORY, THE ZEPHYR SOCIAL CLUB Will give its FIRST MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAIN- MENT FRIDAY (night after Thanksgiving), Nov. 25, 1887. Tickets can be had at Ellis’ music store, or at the box oitice ou the nigit of the ent mzg-ztt F,MIRD GRAND BALL OF THE CAPITAL BENEFiCiAL ASSOCIATION Wik be eid at NATIONAL lt LES ARMORY, THUROWAL LV u, dV. A tbAvan’s exann ‘UPEKA HOUSE THANKSGIVING WEEK. MATINEES THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. Mx. RICHARD MANSBIELD. With the Company, Origiual Se-nery, all accessories in every respect as euviv} 1a, 1887. a Guctious In New ork, iu tue LolL0 wali REPERTOIRE: ‘This (Wednesday) Evening (Only Time), A PAKISIAN kOalaNCE. ‘Mr. Mansheld .# the Baron Chevrial, ‘Thureday, Friday, aud saturday Eveuimgs and Thanks- waving Alsunes, DR. JEYKLL AND MK, HYDE. baturday Matinee, MOSSIEUK, ‘The Exquisite Comedy Written by Mr. Mansfield. Next Week-MINiG PALMER IN MY SWEET- (A LbauGii’s GRAND ‘OPEKA HOUSE. “< ‘i EXTua! GRAND SOUVENIR RECEPTION, MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 28TH, In recoguition of our Little American Star, MINNIE PALMER, Just home from a Three Year's TOUR OF GREAT BRITAIN AND AUSTRALIA, A BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR TO EVEKY LADY AND GENTLEMAN IN IHE AUDIENCE ON MONDAY EVi'G, NOV. 28. : NEY Sativsal SHRATER Every Evening and Saturday Matinee, Special Thanksgiving Matinee, THATCHER, PRIMROSE AND WES1'S MINSTRELS ARCHERY CLUB 80NG AND DANCE (new). VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE (new). A rollicking burlesque on New York's latest melodre- matic success, A DARK SECKET, eutitied A BLACK SECRET, Sunday, November 27—FAREWELL TESTIMO- NIAL 10 LEVY. Nov. 28—NaT ©. GOODWIN in “Turned end Me Five suillings uss \ONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. € MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 28, 1887. Grand Concert and Piano Recital, ‘MK. HENRY XANDEK, Graduate of the Koyal y, Stut asais- fot by Mise Lincie Z" Mscuicol Ler? Pout Snetoens of the isoyal Op ra House, Munich: Mr. &. C. Beruays, Sd others, auld au Oreuestra of 40 miusictaha Hemorved souts, @1: 13 cout ‘Deals lor sale at Droup's, 925 Pe ave. m23-St ee eT AUGUSTINE'S ‘in the basement. Novena CEMBEK 978 inclusive. to DE- 15t* Comat ‘SOCTE: FIRST CO} CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, MONDAY, DEC. 5. t, MISS ELLA EAKLE, So} Sate of seats GEBODORE 2 ‘POEDT, Tenor. ‘at Metzerot saturdsy, No- Yember 2Uth. Contributing members’ tickets (| or P'ANo FORTE RECITAL. The World-renowned Virtuoso, TERESA CARRENO. ‘Universalist Church, corner 13th and L streets n. w. 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JOR RENT—AN ELEGANT THREE-sTORY BRICK Dwelling, 710 19th st. n.w.. just | | | teins neven bied-Toouus: ali modeu tun T thorotghiy per month, ADI Be MOHL ane ‘OR RENT—-SEVERAL NEW DWELLINGS ¢ th st. bet. D and E six. we. each coutainne Toons and'a Tinoderu luuprovementa. tucy are with TURAISHED One square of Stanton fark and beer the Garver) we. & 18th st 8.500 |= peboct building’ keya with watchman Conver th'aud | Mave av aint 4th & Este: reut, $18.00. * RENT OR SA. Ec dence, fashionably iocated, 15th st, above Khode Island ave: 14 rooms, artistic mantels and til ng. Apply on premives, 1338 15thet re t JOR RENT—TWO-STORY BRICK, ALL MODERN improvements, 1919 Vermontave: aw. I ot KUPPENA, on Sherman ave. ne RK RENT— NEAR THE CAPITOL A DESIRABLE ‘and pleasantly -situated Brick D uve Toots Juding bath. 103 2det.ne mi-zat NT_FURNISHED—1618 21ST ST. NW. ‘eatory brick residence, nicely furuisbed, will bs Tyuted for the Fiftioth Concrens <long wud wtiort ses- Foasonabi Biot” THOS 2. 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Tn Eee s 3S AB oe 44 F aire of Lot Property ATA), COMPLETELY FURNISHED | “PTC uf property tov aan ll or mea honse ou Nst.. bet. 17th and Isth sts. nw. tor six | i 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and Fs? eS Sa canes A. BATES I —— > 14TH ST, NIKE nOUMA RB RENT—FU AT NEW AND beautiful house, 1 2120 ver month. JAMES A. BATES. 1 —— — S| 0k REN ren 'L3-STORKY PRESS- BRICK JNO. A, PRESOU 1415 F st, 477 Missouri ave., contaming twelve rooms aud | bui.ding) has the foil ing Houses f: it Per eate Etec andl Salen btablen G2} oth st nsw, | “Sins at. nw, four-story brick, 19 rooms and bath, mae * | mdece bapworeaucuts $100 vey sayeth Ww HOFFMANN, EVERETT MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, and Every Day this week, from 1 to 5 and 6:30 to 19 P. m., this new Family Resort will present the follow- ing wonderfui attractions. not one of whom has been seen in Washington before. 20 OURA JAPANESE TROW P cute Cimilug Lite Mieka, 7 FROF. KA. 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A, PRESCOTT, 14le F wt the other m cherry inproveusents Ie yard and ‘Address OW NEA, Panaverena Srone. THANKSGIVING WE A full Line of Furs and Mut lowest. Will offer special bargains in Table Linens am Kins; aino wets to match im 8-4 4. W these very cheap: and 1 wal In our Silk Department will for the woek in ilk, Seating, Sun: vets and Flashes. Do not uiiss Le Jn, Drews Goods Department w B-inch Diagonal, all wool ail worth 37 9c. K OFFERINGS. ¢ prices ower than the of Blankets #1 to @15: great bar- fall seven ‘Comforts 2 ci 75 is af it i Gaon, bet. 17th and i CAKBAKT & LEIDY, pee tees and Doe n19 928 7th and 706 K ete aw, dines bce ee Avsorumr srry oF sPAL SKIN GARMENTS, ‘Beal-ckin Sacques @125, $140, $160, 6175 6200, 0250. ‘Seal-skin Jackets #100, 120, “Prash eurmente the Auplicatre of the shovestiow | & JOHNSTON, 736 Set aw. | prices Coschinen » Capes, Mufflers, and Gives Carnage Kobe, Buie agents for Dunlap’s New bork hate ‘WILLETT & RUOFF, BATTERS aND FURRIERS, (905 Pennsylvania venus, =n 18-3