Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1889, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. PORECAST TILL BIONT a.M. THURSDAY, For the District of Columbia. Maryland, eastern —— Delaware, New Jersey, Carolina, South Carolina and re cooler; uorth westerly winds; fair y; light frosts Thursday morning north of Virginia. Paitaperaia, Oct. 1, as The « Bergner & Engel Brewing Co. Depo! H. L. Dauterich. agent, Washington, b.c. Fy Sir: We take great pleasure in an- ne to you that we have again received “Grand Prize” po ‘the present Paris exposition for the excel- lence of our malt liquors and are respectfully yours, The Berguer & Engel Brewing Co., A.W. ¥. Worbxen, Secretary. W. 8. Fisuen, F Florist, 1425 Penna. ave. n.w. Tue Jonsstos did it, In- ereased the grocer Tuzne are about 2,400 diseases and their va- Fiations, and when a fellow has rheumatism or Beuralgia or gout he feels like he has them all, unless he has a bottle of Dr. Gerretse beef aud iron convenient, in s Quick relief and cure is assured. revent { formation of uric acid ‘Tue Most Arrmactive PLack ror Mex is our tailoring department. No one goes out Without being pleased as to assortment, price and St e our suit to order, #20. Trousers toorder, 35. — Eiseuan Buos,, 7th and E. ‘Tailoring department, 2d floor. Svoan.—Come where you can get it. Enough for all, Gran., Sc. Scoan House, 731 7th n.w. Srecrric for uric acid cid the Osceola water. For Stamp Puotos, ¢, Neruew’s, 493 Pennsyl- Vania ave. nw. _ Cabinets #2 per dozen. Scurexer’s Burrexine can be purchased (20 cents Ib.) only at 328 Center market. Warranted not to getstrong for one mouth ormoney re- funded. Granvxatep, 8c. Scoan House, 731 7th st.n.w. Eiseman Bros’ October 5, uutil s water. E1ou — ANTIQUE Oak Scite, springs and » silk plush parlor suite, 16, Carpets and oil 20th st. and Pa. ave. Vaccrsz eran (fresh) at Prentiss’ drag store, corner ¥th and K streets northwest. For Extcut’s Disease use Osceola water. Corree! Corres! Correr!—Hotels and din- {ng rooms at wholesale prices, Catna AND JAPAN ‘Tea Co., 731 7th st. nw. Hovse Kerrers, hotel keepers, boarding house keepers, read Tue Farn’s ad. on 4th page. Ovr Ovencost DsPARTMENT comprises every style, design and fabric. We Wish to call your special attention to our $10 fall-weight overcoat. E:seaay Bros., 7th and E, Manutacturing Clothiers and Tailors, Five Lapres’ Dagssrs (second-hand) bought and sold. Jvusru’s old stand, 619 D st. n.w. Powrarc. Sepative—drink Osceola water. Ar Private Save.—Parties desiring elegant furniture can purchase through the under- signed at private sale a piece or any portion of the furniture contained in residence No. 173 N street northwest. This house bas been fur- nished without regard to expense and is of the finest character. Intending purchasers will cail at my office for # card of admittance. Tuomas Dow1ise, Auctioneer, 11th and Paave, 1 ‘Tue Joussto tender picking Spring leaf blended tea; in dc. packages; any grocer, Fou Unie Actw use Osceola water. Temrian Concave Decorations, See our flag with staff and holder; 50.000 on hand. Buildings decorated by home talent. M. G, Coretanp & Co., 409 Lith st. new. GuasvLaten, Se. Sctaan House, 731 7th st.n.w. Ersemay Baos’. store > will be closed Saturday, Ociover 3, until 6 p. ma Bry Your Coat, Coke and W Wi ‘ood from Jous- son Buoiuens, the leadimy firm in the Dis- trict. Be « jicious' Fragrant! Loox for white letters | on windows, Osceola “Hox” Croan! an! Havana! Wuew You azz Ovr Suorrixe ror THE Bors drop iu and take « look through our boys’ aud tmeut. As large a stock or as fine assortment can be found nowhere. Chiid’s suits from 2 up. Boys’ suits from $4 up. Etsemay Bros., 7tn and E, Boys’ and children’s departwent, 2d floor. Brrore You Bry your carpets and furniture see W. H. Hoeke’s sivck and get his prices, Oscrota WaTER cures: malaria, Atall dealers. LL are Ixvirep toi inspect their improved heds of doing work. The rush still con- tinucs at the Purine Canret Creanrxo Works, €5)-055 Muss.ave. nw. ‘Telephone 787—2 GnaxvLatep, 8. Svear Hovsg. 731 7th st.n.w. Detsx Oscroia.—Every dealer sells Osceola Wasurxotox Duessep Beer, go to Jno. R. Kexty, Center market, » ith st. wing, tomorrow. Eisemanx Buos’. store 2 will ve closed Saturday, October 5, until 6 p.m. Dissetic Surrexens use Osceola water, CITY AND DISTRICT. CONDENSED LOCALS. Samuel R. Stratton, 8. D. Weddell, J. H. Dewees, George Brown and Dr. G. W. Furcron were last night elected to represent the Penn- sylvania republican association atthe meeting Of the Almagamated association, ‘The Mabone Virginia r a association met last night aud listewed to Col. George M. Arnold as he talked of the campaign in the Old Dominion. Several members addressed the meeting briefly, and considerable enthusiasm was daplayed. At au early hour last Wednesday morning burglars visited the house of Mr. John C. Buchanan, No. 423 Delaware avenue southwest, end tarried off a gold watch and chain and some other articles. _ -— FALL TENNIS TOURNAMENT. The Single Contests Begun Notwith- standing the Courts Were Wet. ‘The Capital tennis club courts were very soft from rain yesterday afternoon when the fall tournament began, but a start was made on the single coutests nevertheless, Only one of the four courts was in shape, although another was sed. The playing resulted as follows: Preliminary round—T. M. Borden beat Greene, 6-0, 6-0. First round—Seely beat Kauffmunn. 5-7, 6-2, 6-3; Lewis beat Hills, 6-0, €2; T. M. Borden beat Lyon. 6-0, 6-0. Today the first round wili be completed by | the game between J. McK. Borden and Moul- - ton and the second and possibly the final round Will be played. In the second round T. M. Bor- den pluys Lewis and Seely plays J. McK. Bor- den or Moulton. The doubles will bestarted tomorrow. A Wife's Suit f for Support. Mary J. Smithson has, by 8. T. Thomas, filed @ bill against Thos. E. Smithson for support, Bhe states that they were married in 1857 and that they lived together till October, 1881; that he filed a bill for divorce t her on the — of desertion, which she answered, and judge Cox dismissed it mee July 5 last. Meeting of the Old Guard. At a meeting of the Old Guard last night ‘Wm. A. Chauncey was elected an active mem- ber and J. 58. Bolway, Capt. Alfred Hamilton, B A. Isuer. James H. Stine, Gen. W. W. Dudley aud B. A. Croissant honorary members. Reso- lations were received from the late national encampment, G.AR., thanking the corps for its service as escort to Gen. Warner. A hand- Bomely engrossed and framed set of resolutions ‘were received = the Drake Veteran Zouaves of Elizabeth, N.J., presented for courtesies extended on the 4th of March last. Capt. Edgar presented Mr. Geo. Strieby, an honorary member, with an active members’ badge, in consideration services to the of his valuable SHOT DOWN IN THE STREET. Ta Lave NEW. PUBLICATIONS. A Young Wife With a Bullet in Her And kidneys are organs whieh it is RHE Hiinad HERE is important should == TeSys eh or 4 QUAnREt ArrER TWO MONTHS OF mAnnrEp | become worn-out, clogged upor diseased. Hood's Ser- | 9 yols,, J8me. Maif morocco, git top, in box. Pee THE BULLE. Ina two-story frame house at No. 426 8th street southwest, lhves a young colored couple, William Douglass Cross and Hattie,his wife,who were married two months ago, He is a fish and oyster dealer. Last night Hattie and her husband had an altercation and the result is that she is now confined to her bed with a bullet in her head, while her husband is the occupant of one of the cells in the South Wash- ington police station. Hattie and her husband lived peaceably together until Sunday night when their honeymoon ended in a ‘quarrel. Since that time they have had several misun- derstandings. THE QUARREL, Last evening shortly after 7 o'clock William returned home and went directly to his room. “Don't you want your supper?” inquired his mother-in-law, who lives in the house. Bers ” he replied, “I haven't got time to eat ii Cross’ wife followed him to the room on the second floor and had not been there many minutes before the mother-in-law heard them Sarita She went upstairs to inquire what e trouble was and says she heard Cross say Saree going to remain away all night; beney her Saughter replied, ‘if you do I'll fol- low you, * and that Cross retorted, ‘‘and if you do I'll kill you.” ‘The old woman adds that she told Hattie to remain at home and begged her not to follow her husband. SHOT DOWN IN THE STREET. She did not take der mother's advice but fol- lowed William out. It was but a few minutes later when the report of a pistol shot was heard at the corner of 7th und C streets southwest, not three squares from their house, Persons ing at the time saw the form of a woman fall to the ground and saw a colored man hasten from the scene. The woman was Hattie and the man was her husband. “Police,” cried some one, but there was no officer in that vicinity at the time. An officer was soon found and Policeman Henry re- sponded to a teley lephione message, bringing the patrol wagon with him. ‘The officer was going to take the wounded woman to the hospital, but when he looked at her he thought she was dy- ing and he therefore took her to her home. THE ARREST OF CkOss. It took but a few minutes for a crowd to as- semble and some one said: “Why don't you get her husband?” “Where is he?” asked the officer. “Down the street with his father,” replied some one in the crowd. The officer went down to the corner and there saw Cross’ father. Further down the street he saw aman hastening his footsteps. ‘That aroused the officer’s suspicions and when he went in pursuit of the man, the latter ran. “Stop there,” shouted the officer, “or I'll shoot you.” “What bave I done?” asked Cross as he turned toward the officer. “You've killed your wife,” said the officer, after he had gotten Cross in custody. Dr. Crook soon arrived at the home of the Crosses. The wounded wife was then in an unconscious condition. There was a bullet hole in her right temple. The doctor probed for the bullet, but failed to find it. CROSS SAYS HIS WIFE SHOT RERSELF. The prisoner denied the statements made above by his mother-in-law and also denied that he shot his wife. Toa Sran reporter he said that he was going to Kernan’s theater last night and refused to take his wife because he thought it was not a proper place for her to go. She followed him out of the house and when near the corner of ‘7th and C streets she shot herself, THE WIFE SAYS CROSS SHOT HER, During the night the patient recovered con- sciousness, and when questioned said that her j husband carried the pistol out of the house and shot her. he beat ber. This morning she was able to converse with her mother at times, but she was in great pain. CROSS ONCE CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER, The prisoner is ubout thirty-three years old and bas spent most of his fein South Wash- ington. He was indicted for the murder of Jas, Curry September 3, 1881, and on trial, April 14, 1884, he was defended by Judge Miller and C. M. Smith, and was convicted of man- slaughter and sentenced to three months in jail, which be served. The death of Curry was caused by @ blow with a brick thrown gid Cross iu a quarrel, into which he had been pro- voked by the deceased. ‘The young wife is seriously, Verba fatally, wounded. The bal! has not yet been ex- tracted, and until it is located her exact condi- tion cannot be stated, — A Sprcrat Save of fiue new and second-hand carpets at Duncanson’s auction rooms tomor- row morning at 10 o'clock. ——___ Auction Sate or Locat Stocks axp Boxps,— The attention of investors und others is called to the advertisement in another column of the sale at auction by Duncanson Bros., auctioncers, of a large lot of the most desirable local securi- ties to take place at their rooms tomorrow, Oc- tober 3d, at 1 p.m. Betore shooting her. she said, > Sus oN Fue Agonizing, itching, burning, and bleeding Eczema in its worst stages. A raw sore from head to feet. Hair gone. Doctors and hospitals fail. Tried everything Cured by the Cuticura Remedies for $6. CURED BY CUTICURA, Tam cured of a loathsome disease, eczems, inits worst stage. I tried different doctors and have been throuzh the hospital, but all tone purpose, The diseuse covered wy whole body from the top of my head to the soles of my feet. My hair allcame out, leaving me a complete ore, After trying everything I heard of your CURA REMEDIES, avd after using three bottles of CUTICUKA KESOLVENT, with CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP, I find myself cured at the cost of about $6. I would uot be without the CUTICURA REMEDIES in my house, as I find them useful in many casesand I think they are the only skin and blood mediciues, ISAAC H. GERMAN, Wartsboro, N. ¥. BURNING AND ITCHING. I was sick in the fall of 188% with a burning and itching so bad that in three weeks I was covered with a rash, and could uct sleep nights or work days, Su me doctors thought it micht be salt rheum (eczema), aud said they had never seen anything like ittefore. I re- ceived no help from uny of them, or from any medicine that 1 could get hold of until I tried your CUTICURA REMEDIES. After three weeks’ use I was able to work, and kept etting better, until I am row entirely cured, I recommend them to all suffering with skin diseases, C, E. OSMER, Taftaville, Vt, MOST INTENSE ITCHING. I have used the CUTICURA REMEDIES success- fully for my baby, who was afflicted with eczema, and had such intense itching thathe got no rest day or night, The itching is gone and my baby is cured, and is pow a healthy, rosy-cheeked boy. MAKY KELLERMANN, Beloit, Kans. CUTICURA RESOLVENT, The new Biood Purifier and Purest and Best of | Humor Cures. internully, and CUTICURA, the great | Skiu Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, an Exquisite Skin Beautitier, exterually, iustautly relieve and speedily aud permanently cure the most agonizing, itching, burning, bleeding, sealy, crusted and pimply diseases aud humors of the skin, scalp end blood, with loss of hair, frou pimples to scrofula, PY ssp, everywhere. Price: CUTICURA, 50c. ; SOAP, ; RESOLVENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER pave AND CHEMICAL COKPORATION, Boston. [#7 Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases,” 64 pages, 50 illustrations and 100 testimonials, PIMPLES, black-beads, red, rough, chapped and oily akin prevented by CUTICURA 8 SOAP. MUSCULAR STRAINS: and pains, back ache, weak kidneys, rheumatism and chest relieved in ONE MINUTE by the CUTI- CUKA ANTI-FAIN PLASTER. 25 cents, oc2-wka Hesnerra Senses i HENRIETTA CAS! ip all aids bait wide, ll-pure ine French Wool, chs BS selves tos, 3 Price reduced to S0c. wide al pure wool, THPEEAIES obs 9a ands half HEAVY aoe | GRAIN BLACK ry Side, Sl. Reavy Geb combusts FRUIT THE LOOM, Cou OY, BENCH SEKGE, i a reduced to Sige ae i renee at REE Ht tp Roman style, VALU. often st pel tks Gone: a oe ETE et organism. “Ihave been using Hood's Sarsaparills tion and liver trouble. It has greatly benefited me, and I think {t is fully as food a medicine as claimed.” E. 8. CHESEBRO, Chief Engineer Fire Department, ‘Stonington, Conn, N.B,—If you decide to take Hood's Sarsaperilla, do c2-6t® 13 Rb Cuas4 FAINTING. TWELY TWELVE LESSONS oe Seat. MOMELIS St eee tO. FOE on OS AOS, actin! 188 EMILY E. FRECH, not be induced to buy any other. TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, © HOODS SARSAPARILLA. ari mace axpr, oc2-1w* ne. Sold by all druggists, $1:nix for 85. Prepared only the croesigorr carer = |e , MYERS WILE, REOPEN HER SCHOOL FOR WOE HOOD 'S CO. Apetiomcieg Lewal Mam: “Taran tebe ee ta Mae atites gmeaos gue Lat particulars adurees the Principal 180g T 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 9 | Visedand corrected. $2750. ocz-lw" ‘ATE AND WIN — BUSINESS COURSES. DUCATE ‘SL BREWER'S DICTIONARY OF MIRACLES. CITY ‘EM! Imitative, realistic and dogmatic. With Iilustrations, Book- , Arithmetic, repmer es ya Bens reates coet Geregmmen ane Cone i EDWARD"! RDS, FACTS AND PHRASES. . is will sell cnopesetlag e * iewings articles “a Pt ee i Paya t and Out-of-the- Way Bena for cveaiar ot egitt meen, nba apa. Woops 7 Printed Toit sea, 6.9; sgl rer ty WORCESTER'S OMPREHENSIVE picTIONARY. (EASES AT MY DANCING ACADEMY rated Toilet Sets, $3.75; the same with | "ree eekly Rene eee will be resumed Bop Jar, 35.75; &6 tiful nyeesury SORES, THESAURUS. FOR MISSES AND MASTERS filled in colors, #4.75; same with Slop sosury of Hogilsh Words. Cisssified and er: ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2:30 P.M, ei 50; $4 Printed Tea Set, @2.99; €6 Decora mee Niterary compositing. Seer of eee 824 | ana for Adults on SATURDAY, October 12, 8 p.m. a Set, antique shape, $4.49; $9 Tea Set, beautiful decoration, $6.98; $1 rated Dinner Set, 114 pieces, $12.98; $18 Deco- rated Dinner Set, 114 pieces, $9.98; $32 Deco- rated Combination Dinner and Tea Sets, 162 pieces, $23.75; an excellent 35c. Etched Gas Globe, 22c; Large 45c. Majolica Cuspidors at ANCIENT AND MODERY FAMILIAR QUOTA- From the Greek, Latin and Modern Languages. $2.50. pours, aoe a=. and Synonym: hie, ous or Par- 27e.; 65c. Handled and Engraved ¢ Claret Jugs, | °° Fer sale eae Booksetiers, or, seilt be sent by the 28e.; 50c, Galvanized Slop Pail paw 4 B LavPINce = COMPASS, BSc. Heavy Tin Hotel Slop Jars, 39.; *Beactital Dia- mond Cut Glass Saucers, yas and round, 39 ets. doz.; China Cape ‘and Saucers, with neat 15-71) AaeSet ety 1% Philadelphia, Pa, All former pupils are invited on the Opening Days. MRS. FLORA C. DENNISO! Academy and Kesdence 929 M _Send for Circular. RS. MAN'S | KINDERGARTEN AND; AND; AND KINDERGARIEN NOW ALS ‘TRAINING CLASS. 191 ae Place, south of Dupont circle. WILL REOPEN its Life, Portrait, Antique and Water-color Classes ‘and ooy Fst HE ART STUDENTS’ LEAGUE evening) at aw. op hae pd « Sevver 6. 0-8 decoration, 123¢e. Few of ’ Triple F. RUECKERT, 1740 1 ine st. aw 1N- gers’ ‘ea ms, 99c. a} = conservator! performs Al Plated ‘Table Spoons, €1.W8; Table Forks, ‘AtPACGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE, ar 030-1" $1.98 @ set; $1.25 Knives and Forks, Double Bolsters, Bie. eset. H. HOLLANDER, Age. | ‘7th street. Look for The Fatir’s caine on fourth page of this paper it Lower Than the Lowest. Every Evening and Saturday Matinee. LEWIS MORRISON ss “MEPHISTO,” In his Sublime, Scenic and Dramatic Production of Posug hrs English Pocthhenah, reduced from “FAUST” .; firsts, guarantee Cuticura Soap and Pears’ Soap, 15c.; me A performance abeclutely without « parallel. Castile Soap (Genuine Conti's) 49. per bar, Tawtasiee Renee) I7c, per lb. 6c, for a Good Toothbrush, down from 10c, 10c. for a Shoebrush, down from 20c, Se. for a Shavingbrush. 10c, for a Shavingbrush, down from 20c. dc. for a First-class, Well-made Whisk Broom, ‘THE MARVELOUS “‘BROCKEN SCENE.” Wonderful and Brilliant Electric Effects. Next week—SOL SMITH RUSSELL. ocd a CAULFIELD WILL RESUME rd J Sons le Lat 1202 K st.n.w. se28-1: INDERGARTEN. — MISS MARY perc who founded the Srst_kunderwarten ia n ih 1861), has returned to the city aud will reopen her kindergarten at the residence of Mrs. Leonard Garfield Spencer, 1221 H styn-e., MONDAY, m. to 12m. lic anifl street car lines =e ‘With all parts of the city pass the dour. se28-Sm RCOAL, AND D. Classes Studio sz: Lith st. n. se28-1in* UARANT TOTEACH FREN (\CHAND GERMAN in Six Mouths bys New and Easy Method with- outuny tedious drilling of the student: French by & ree lady of Paris; German by a native of Hanover; lessons lessons free. 14: tb T ER ‘Ostober Ie 10 ARLINGTON, down from 25¢.—ehoice of small, medium or Fast stase Line daily from Hotel Webster, 513 13th ISSES POLLOCK AND NOERR, 1127 13th st. uow., near Mass, large. Stn.w. Lightetace: three horses, Passengers called | School, Primar; Gramwar Departusents, Kinder. spe ‘tor Bird Seed, best quality, Ib. packages. aS at Eetatial al hotels eed boarding houses. Round —— ual rte a reopened fet 10c. Ib. for Large Size Vaseline. Ben eres ee Oe eee ee ee Patent Medicines Nearly at Cost. oc2-eo2t Kors Puarmacr, 7th and E ste. n.w. See that $10 Overcoat. It Gro. Srransr, 434 7th st. An Open Letter to Every House Keeper. Wasutnaton, D. C., October 2nd, 1889, aL? ANCING ACADEMY, COR. 1, ayia ih wClase Leeson every Tee" 8 fo. -m. Special rates to or further particulars CALDW: pin 114 Cat.nw. sed-30t* Dear Madame or Sir: We beg to call your attention to the fact that we are making great efforts to s mpply the pub- lic of this city and its surroundings with the very best of Family Groceries at most reason- able prices. In order to do this successfully we need and invite your co-operation, We have departed from the old fogy manner of charging goods at enormous profits; believing in the old adage, that the- nimble six-pence will outstrip the slow dollar. We are offering our fine Teus at most reasonable prices; some- thing unusual in the sale of these goods, as they are usually made to carry the want of profit on almost everything the Tea dealer sells. Our ‘Teas and Coffees are selected by an expert in Teas and Coffees, who superintends the sale of them exclusively, thereby guaranteeing to you oods simply Perfection in drinking qualities, t pon inspection of our store and stock of fine family groceries, we are convinced you will at once discover that we can save you money. Very reepectaly, eS The Live Grocery Merchants, 1t* 417 7th st. nw. Not a Single New Style has as yet appeared i_ezne™ JOCKEY CLUB RACES. FALL MEETING, 1889 MONDAY, October 7, WEDNESDAY, October 9, THURSDAY, October 10. FRIDAY, October 11, SATURDAY, October 12, FIVE RACES EACH DAY, Including a Steeplechase. ‘Muaic by the National Guard Band, A. W. Schroeder, Conductor. that is not represented in our large Het Stock. x Day. Everything now and freah for ten, Boys and FIRST EAOE AT 2 P.M. RACH oe idly ieee rr ta, Special trains for the Track will leave the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Station at 12:10, 1:00, 1:20, 1:40, 2:10 and 3:25 p.m. Return trains will be in waiting upon the termination of each day's races, Granulated, &. Svan Hovss, 731 7th st. n.w. A Piano in tune, shows the musical taste of the owner. May the strangers from musi- | cal cities coming here not be disappointed in us. Sendin time for V. Becker, expert tuner, 801 9th st. ow. Prices reduced. oc2-2t* Salvation OU, the g great Te cure, is sold by all druggists and dealers in medicine at 25 cents a boti it Get the Best.—Fred Brown's Ginger never fails to relieve Nausea, Colic, Indiges- tion, &c. No family should be without it. pies all druggists, Granulated, 8c. Sven House, 731 7th st.n.w. Over 10,000 1 Fine Hats, half usual rices. American Hat Co.'s Fall Styles Fine Derbys, in large, small and Dunlap shapes, 9c. to $1.50. Best Hat made, #2, 209 Pa. ave, Op. Botanical Gardens, Plain figures, One price. #e27-f,8,m,w.8t Knights Templar Equipme ntsfurnished at very low figures. 8, N. Muyrga,22 7th nw. au2i-sdwom 5c. “‘Hoy” Cigar! Aji Havana and Sumatra! S. J. Haislett, 935 Penna, ave n.w. itairs.) I aril Aldridge, Brooklyn, X.Y., and is agent for F. Al ‘ooklyn, ‘ey OT solicits Orders for Decorating on. the Bison eyes of the coming K.T. conclave. Is pri 1d to Decorate Buildings, interior or exterior: ine handsome and artistic style and on short notice at bottom rates. Give your orders at once and avoid the rush. we2]-14t BOUND-TRIP TICKETS, 15 CENTS. As heretofore, perfect order will be maintained, and disreputable persons will not be admitted to the stand or grounds. ‘Members’ Bed ges can now be obtained from the Act- ing Secretary, Room 1, Vernon Row, corner Pennsyl- vanis avenue and 10th st. JOS. C. McKIBBIN, President, B. W. DUTTON, Acting Secretary. se30-11t N® NATIONAL THEATER. Every Evening. Wednesday and Saturday Matinees, “I WOULDN'T MISS IT FOR NINE DOLLARS.” The Popular Artists, HALLEN & HART Under the management of MR. HARRY HINE, in the superb Farce-comedy, LATER ON. Sparkling music, brilliant marches, pretty girls, beau- tifal dances, topical songs. ‘THE MEXICAN SERENADE. THE FACINATING GAVOTTE. Monday, October 7, Primrose & West's Modern Min- strels. 830 ARRIS' BIJOU THEATER. ‘Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings, 5e. “Hoy” Cigar! Sales 1,000,000 a month! 3, 4, 6 and Saturday Ma : = The Original Jcxusvs Laxssvncs, HAVERLY—CLEVELAND MINSTRELS, Headed by MESSRS, SWEATMAN and RICE. Next week—“A POSSIBLE CASE." ELECT DANCING ACADEMY, Sigg em a acl Steal, boo Fst ne Prot ugeberry. spectfully announces that he will open ‘ihe School Sst- aay, oth 5, 1889, at Sand 7 p.m. Send Pec cit SRNAN'S NEW WASHINGTON THEATER, Ke joventh of south of Feonsylvanis avenue, faudeville Theater of America. Week commencing Monday, September 30. HYDE'’S STAR SPECIALTY COMPANY, From Hyde and Behman's, Brooklyn. ‘Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Seturday. se30-6t ARINI'S DANCING ACADEMY STOBEM 10, ae abd TO chock pa Si MOF. MUNELEH, From his new store, 13th and F sta, desires to an- nounce to the people of Washington that he isnow open and ready for business, Each and every department is packed from floor to ceiling with the CEOICEST UPHOLSTERY FABRICS, RICH AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETS, © ELEGANT FURNITURE OF LATEST DESIGNS. UPHOLSTERY FABRICS Pupils Sag from the most noted European manufacturers, Instructor Eo i Panter ss s. Kava Ac adem ademy. "alars und informal Many duplicates of those now on exhibition at the acadenny. fuuple mena ute end Yess Paris Exposition. enzo. Bibec THREE jotted fo FREE. BRAPERIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. rele Os eee ye OLS Toss. OF xo ENGLISH, on ly French No SMYRNA RUGS, WILTON RUGS, BAGDAD RUGS. CARPETS OF ALL GRADES, Axminsters, Wiltons, Moquettes in Latest Effects. Body Brussels in Profusion and Endless Designs. 'HELDON'S DANCING ACADEMY, 1004 F ST., id Sati . Deer Park 8 biog ba gy any urdays. a oe oo au29-6m P THE NEW YORK M. re, ESQ., 0! 3 a Pb’ Ban, Best known Athle eee Sa FRIDAY ‘sep moe. te Highest to Men Oni; a pein eT Me A., 1409 New York to every youny man over six- C ur, yy ‘address "L way, TH, Agen do, Sous aa ARTISTIC PARLOR SUITES. BED ROOM FURNITURE in the Newest Finish. DINING BOOM, HALL, OFFICE AND MISCELLA- NEOUS FURNITURE Of Every Description. In fact, an attractive and large assortment of every- thing pertaining to House Furnishings in the way of UPHOLSTERY, CARPETS, FURNITURE, WALL PAPER, ETC., AT PRICES TO SATISFY THE MEANS OF ALI. i G ee ea 4. oe ae WILL GU. eee ieliges wena ie H., B. Sure, ARTIST, SPECIAL FEATURE. Our special feature will be the Cor. 6th st. and Massachusetts sve. CRAYON PORTRAITS A SPECIALTY. SATISFAC- CLOSE PRICES 4 ‘TION GUARANTEED. ‘Essel and Frames to Match at which we will sel our Goods, keeping with all = "PRICES, $10 TO 975, the new Novel ties as they appear. ‘Lazgest Collection of Free-Hand Crayon Portraits in : Washington, y OB! a studied 8) years | furope. Portraits in charcoal, crayon, om slat nis, pastel, water and oil colors, to order from $6 to 000, | Studios open every day ahd Wednesday even d see the wonderful progress of students, WO GREAT COURSES IN THE MARTYN ci KCIAL COLTRGE. I-PRACTICAL BUSIN tha BOUKREEPING 2- ENGLISH EDUCATIONAL COURSE. This large institution bas a national reputation for thoroughness completencss, Halls 100 feet in length, refitted ; perfect sunitary arrangements. No pe ly who objects to strict and thor- ouchinetruction. ‘Pupils way enter at any time for jort or loug courses, DAY or F NG SESSIONS. College Diplomas awarded. Graduates aided in pro- curing employment. Send for catalogue containing full lint of studies atid highest referencesin the United ides MARTYN COLLEGE, Washington, D.C. uidivs of the Cammercial Colle are in no way connected with the well-kuown Martyn Collece of Elocution Oratory, Forty-eight page iliue- trated catalogue of latter collexe fri y R, HERMA) SOLO Vi D TEACHER, Will receive pupils for Instruction after October 1 at Ms residence 1207 Oth st uw. near ML. MS TACHE A, DANIEL b : r z. sons in Voice Cull UNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN Al D WOMEN educated ina Practical Manner for the Business Pursuits of Life. Business Course: Book-keepii (Eastman System, embracing Theory Business tice, and Banking), Penmanship, Correspondence, quercial Arithmetic, Word-Lessous and Commercial Law. Engifeh Courge: Word-Lessons Grammar. Rhet- Feniuanship, arithmetic, Aleebra, H oric, phy. Alwo’ courses, in Ascutney, hand ype-writtug and Telecraphy. | New bisildine, new furniture. steam and other modern con: ee. for. circulars. Former students (ehile with Martyn's Gollecey and the public Vited to call COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF MEKCE, Gov F si au ee THREE eae ONS FREE. mers’ Course opens Tneiday Evening, at 30a and 6:45 o'clock, Uctober 8. See Amusen umn. | be fo | stndentsor utbers seeking information concerning EDUCATIONAL. nN ing Meet cyanea a pit ileal J. 5 comer, FEACMER or Flay ORGAN, ne at Sigh lar stam? Hon. JOHN M. Hi. LL.D. B to becinners. as . ~ quale (Associate bi tne Suptorue Gout 2 fhe Uated Sod for tonchere et pert s Tota tyne Sinica Professor of The Constitutional 0 ANE, HAtAS — The Hon WALTER'S. COX, LED. RSAMY C. Leavrer Asmociate Justice of the supreme Cobrt of the Dist, Sorts re ‘of Coluusbia’s sual opera et Contracta eed Sm : Rn ane = yd BUIJAC WIL rsuue i races, Wi Wibeta A Bees FER Hate Fe their i ng, Ladies and ¢ ees Proteeegr of Bqauy Jeriep and “4 1 augtit privately at Taw and Equity Ficeding Seed Apsiy ot Void Let ne tte ee GTON, LLB. HUNTS Pt PARATORY w colte Hon, AUGUST! Sn RabMisgron, LB. Pim tie 28d TNT abe et moon wig betas Soy om te eae Pa street Presi terns church. Eosorantion thoceeeet 3 tor « peat Univeraition, gor WILLE MATTINGLY. A. at or further inbocnustion pee, tate ¥ eENAY E DAVIS AML LL Geristentatoreey of District of Columbia), As- fessor of tice, Judge of ee Oat and Lecturer on the ry of the Law. Rev J. ‘Ss KICKARDS, ROB! 24 Pe a LLD., tot the t amet ee sen of te wh =F <a CHARLES W *, HOFFMAN. Lp, posta Ron, wintiaMl &, KICHAL Bet aw.) 2 & of Justior, U, addresses eo Lecturer ot Statutory sit and introductory a i ivered by the eal Maxite Picnibers of the faculty im explication of their several Bon, CHARLES Ais, LLD., The exerciees im the School of Practice are to be en | Tustige Suyrene Court | ved during the year accordi! wk + Me RP lained on the openine uight oustit ational The Lit aay. oe hich lange, Siditions are — iralt Om pATAtl ve pen OF research fron, Grelock a.m. vio \oo'dod (pan, with a brief in =< cS ‘et Lecturer on the Law 0 ‘Criminal Law, and De Juntice, Supreme Court, District of Columbia.) (Just me Court, District of Columbia Lecturer on Common Law Cy bquity Jurspre nd Torts JOSEPH J. DARLING ION, LL.D, on ew: x beret i Property, Coutracts, table Paper Groneh EHANULTON, “LLD., Lecturer on the Law of Lartne rel, I, Cotporations, The Hecitrar will b at the Universi Diolzoclck am and from ot iy'O ccleck pans ee Practice, ad Tost OUT co of del Mi MEDICAL CO COLLRGE heath Oost: Pat eon Court of Appeals: Profs. CHARLES W. oo MAN, aN ANDELW C" BRADLEA. and MAKTIN F. Mohine DENTAL DEPARTMENT Introductory lecture and anvouncements fur the en- euiny tthe Law butiding, cor. uh and B streets or THE nore <3 WE — — Mareen COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. interested are most cordially invited ‘The library, iargely increased since ‘the close The sixty-cighth Annual Course of Medical Lectures | lest ters, uid uw campriging tine binwlieh ated lesdiine and the third Dental Course w#ll bein on Monday, Oc- a: Feports, atid the latest text turks pun Miee SR jw With the usual introductory exer ‘ollege building, 1325 H street Dorthwest pjects, ix located in t Readius Foote attack Fer-cizeulars of th departments apply. to Dr. A. F. opted. t A. KING, Gan, 72 1th teeet norehwent, fashing Sir D, G. Telapbone, 885. Bub -bw cee at the Law building om rurdaye from. 7 TPE, COLUMBIAN COLTEGE—THE EXERCISES | § hrvliment, = of this College, the Collemiate she Circulars givu ~ terms, oe. Columbian University: "will Ue rexuny Uni- | cbtaived ax" book “atures of We HL a4 versity Tuilding, 4 Southeast corner of ry an ‘Ht sts, Lert treet on Monday. the'Zjd of September, at 9 o'clock 1. wp TL e cour-es of instruction have beeb revised auden- | 15th street pe sot, oF On appnIOeiOn, Teonally arged in ail the Classes, aud will hereafter be open to | or by oe Women, in response to many applications SM. YEATMAN, Secretary and Treasurer, INSTITUTE, 1530 1 ST Engiiab and French melect Schou for Girls. Fesumed TUESDAY, Veto Dire. = "ALO, Principal. mad this head. A member of the Faculty may Fat the Library of ‘the University, from k im the morning, to confer with md the courses of study. Rot cotaloruee edcross dA. ELLING, LLD., au26-3mo President. LNEX INSTITUTE— ect School for Loung Ladies and Little Girls, HE, CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL 0} 23 Went Washington. Ite rctober ; Colinbinn, University Fierce Ieae, ‘Pressly the Mine DORSEY. Soo with Courses of erties (Arica, 1 PO CTROMORT mE OO | T= MISSES TIFFEYS SCHOOL POR GIRLS N MINER PHYSIC HEMIST A ¥, Little Boys reopeus September 18, 1* fe greg ae pig BL my jomen ad: | For circulars hd further information apply at asd Corcoran street, eed wa ‘we (opening address will be delivered 5 wuntes LARKE of the Cs Geel oeical 5 sisure,amaet debian: | GERMAN AMERICAN ACADEMY. Penuty Hall on TUESDAY, October 8 otclock 205 REOPENS woNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. UG KUEMSCHNER, Principal P Por Catalogue or other informatio = se¥-lm PROF. ET FRISTOE | Be, Dean, a) &. HENRY Fakes A i ‘Teacher of Pisno and Ti HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.—THE CORCO- ran Scientific School opens October 1. The classes, FRch meet in the evening, are open to both sexes <3 information Shoat ¢ be courees tm, Algebra, Geome- ry, Trigonometrs, Analytic Geometry and Calculus, | aay sot ft be HODGE TRS: Professor ot Mathematics: Uffice hours, 10-—1¥ o'clock. Studio, wr. Will testaue lewsuns on Monday. Sey LARENS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Hill, & antles from Washingt: Senine! Situation Lich end bealth iy. ull corp es expert. HE PRE! PARATORY SCH es OF THE COLUM- e Ti. College, 13:5 Hat. n.w.—This School, with | Se teachers. For further a " ough preperation for" Gs ue fon the C8 Naval and | 8025-2" ch preparation . Sor A Sallitere Acohmoise awh for testes For further in. JAUQUIER ee Le et For NG LA formation address A. ee a — L STREET NW. 708 | EE apron, 1708 | et OLLIERE SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Oct. 1—Boys Prepared for Georgetown College. 85-1m* BesEss, scuoor. — EXENING, SESSIONS » MONTAGUE, AM. PLD, se: For cataloeu K, AM. Principal. jy®-cos (XN. 3) ACADEMY PUK Boys, Mladel) tag: Mesithtul ilitul, bouelike NEY M.WALKADT (3 13 poe oe {S00 New York tye. ee Competene tops in, English, French, Ger. | Yv¥ WALLA BOARDING man, M en v] La, oKTaph ), lor Children at Forest (Ben! Pitman Light-line Bhorteneh ook Tene eek glish and other branches thorviugh ful be = EM ""Briviteges of the echool free to members of the esso- | Ftisin Sef Youns children. “Miss ciation, eel 2m vEW Wi ,.DWARD ©. TOWNSEND, Niceuwe, Windsor Basinioe os Correct (deny Brats VrceCttfe,Onatrial ana | Bug fal utes didn wd Regimen Dramatic Action, at 1317 19th st. pw. eed-sm_ | Preheat Saket a ve ey Fs. is » D.D.. ci t Tax Crpans. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL BR YOUNG EAVES RD LavTLe Gms = REOPENS sciiatiiaiy > ae 18! au3)-Sim Sais CRLE, 1916 35th st__ pal, Busi woe « PER YEAR, DE. SED NESS: Prices; Maplewood Institute, bo sexes, Coucordville, Pa. Lirst-elass instructors: all branches nod :good home for Little Boys, J08. SHOBT- IVERSITY, ee pal. 124m M /EDICAL Di Hat, between Dibra 0th ate, SuoHgETON wi a For ticulars address further particulars add powriting. 1 Electrical Science, Spetoorian Feuumanahine Be ool 9f Machanical aud Architectural Drawing. hi sessions, gen tor tita, trated cat heat SPENCEK, LL.B, Principal; SARA A. RK, Vico we23 SCHOOL. v1 ALM We RENT London Medalist it, Principal. School Reopens sepfenicr 19,at LOIS 16th st. ne, bet. Kand Lets, R. OSKAR KRUTZSCH WILL RESUME i fons in Fiuno Playin after October 2. ¢ METZEKOTT & CO., T10 Fst rw. QHORTHAND RE REVOLUTIONIZED, Simplest, rapid, Miowinie, Acquired im slxteen fmplest, rapids mort legiuie. edul 3 lessons.” Proficiency ti ftom two to tare monte ux day or evening. Typewriting tauxht tree, Glasses forming. Business men furnished with com: tent assistants. Send or call for pamphlet. A hte “Pavel. F Actue Phonograph VERSITY-£ NI RAINED TE pare for Civil Service, West Point, erin, Be. Private lessons ang. aut ML, after 5. a V 1 clase 9 En. ALDECKER., GRA EOF LEIP- Conservatory of Music. Organist of St, Mat- thews It C. church. Teacher of Piauo, Orga und Har- esidence. 1140 Oth st. n. w. se20-1in* TON Miss JULIA WIDDOW leecher of she, Pisno, 2141 8 st. Both riven aud terms mederat ACHER OF ed Instruction pours from $ to 9 p. Atidress 3423 O st. se19-1m WAkteo-cuiran PUPILS BY A LADY WHO justrumeuts Specialty ; two lessons . me $Sa month, Call ot to0r Vermont ave. =g DONC! ARLES Cc WERE OF PIANO ND VIOLIN, S12 Tet. mw, EO. W. ROSS WILL KESUME _IN- structions on ihe Piano at new residence, 1405 20th st, September 16; Vacancies for # united pum ber of pupils. sel4-1m* MERICAL AND. DENTAL DEPARTM tional University, 8th and K sts. nw. annual course of ures will bein Mon Sed end Apel 30. 1690 Ly tx and information apply Dea 1116 H st nw. LL KINDERGARTEN = eee fast a0, Thirteenth year opens MOK- 7. For circulars and information marly to the principal, COKNELIA V’. BUYDEN. — sel ‘ARVIS BUTLER, ORGANIsT, {Colvary Baptist Church. EN’ The’ ath , October aie: x a ‘Mr. Butler will receive a limited numberof Organ Pupila. = fi SANDERS SP STAYMAN'S, 934 F st. nw, RB. ISEMANN. beeen tt CHEK OF PIANO, beptember | Studio 1008 Wout st. Bw. Stam HE McDONALD-ELLIS SCHOOL, Pakeonlbee Sng nt sta tu oer Taree Serene is 1200, 1204, 1106, 1126 Mf st. and 2128.11%m st BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La- ‘SEES AnD LaTere oxnae, RT SCHOOL—DRAWING, PAINTING, CHAR- coal, Crayou ud all kinds of mative work ; Studies for rent, Mrs. 520 Pierce Pisce: between’ ard’ Tn, us) -Sm" 18s_ BALCH'S CIV “SERVICE INSTITUTE, 2. pared success. —Persons prep fully for ‘all E tions. Elocution htand Positions: cu eam Keeping: ra specialty, kh INDERGARTE! MISS IW11CHELL'S KINDERGARTEN ‘Will open OCTOBER At 15380 Ost. se3-1m* yy Vigesapeesl pepuzore. ipo | Pe Saat Land K sts. Select Classical an: ~ god Schoo, for Young "hen set Begins iw thirty-sighth year Prepares for Harvard, ‘Val on, Johns H. ine ud” other Collowes ae ar MONDAY, Septem nie Schools, United States Military and Naval PPP, F NN RN ON Acslunice snd for business “Yor getictun sd | % fo ES EF EXX Go dress cus. B YOUN QQ RF Fe BRN X stim rw 8 BOE ERE OE RE Gage [ADAME & PELE FROM Panis, 4 - 1129 17mh at ew. aT French classes aud private lessons; best, refer- ences, aoe K 1 XX = coo ™ M: SS HALSTEAD WILL OPEN A VATE Ex f oak 8 ° School for Girls and Boys September ob at 1429 4 ux 20h st. coruer or F stu. ‘uumber of K RRN Goce pola ag ree the ages of five tt fourteen ill be re- « NNN cei a0 Septem 4 — PPP A COO ERR P< — IS: Per 4 a 5° Ee MESS, BOET ES, SCHOOL KINDENGARTEX | ea & © Eun 2 owe peck tiaea, eertwentes ne f vies aie Fr fe iad accompanying. Articulation and i Sa taught the Desf. $14 7TH ST, BET, H AND I STs, $* LCCUTION 18 THE ART OF ALL ARTS: NO | wuEsp yEDNESDAY, OCTOBER | Regent Poe Bice Ty Mid fe AY AND WEDN! ¥, OC 1AND® neraon. _ w persons know what powers they possess until —— this Artsvelope them" Sniviet . me ms ER MARTYN COLLIE, ny HLOOUTION AND al ® & EXE Oo BL 313 Oth at nw. Revpens OCTOBER 2, Puptis may | E Eee BS Soo Hf enroll for class position avy time after September, KEE NNN CC u ‘This well-kuown College hus develuped sume of the dest Professicual tulens in this ty thewect | PPP A TEST THT ERR RRR NN the SHATTESBUGY METHOD.” Jt bas THRE | PUP Ak t E Rat BES GUADUATING | COURSES: jon- Professional Fr AA T ER ERE XR ¥ arse im all Ladies aud Gentlemen Asa gsite a‘huisved ana refined Eaueation i te Ens a*a a ee Protvssioual Dramatic Coures H H A TTT s88, A NN NDDD jcuiplonias, Degrees,and T cocherd Certitestesswardea| ff Bt THT s AA NN XD D to graduates. Shorter courses privately or in class. HHAA T ss. AARRRE B Forty-eight p enasones ‘ue free, Lr tr Bgg8 AAA N NN D> eta a at a” 48 NN DDD ‘A Primary, intert cite High, x YER TTIT pg : BR, (00, RX N RN N EER THT Sig of ube teachers. al protes and experienced. BB NN NNN ERE T "ss, Kea" yaudeeraeed cage ar bance’ | Bag? So? BAS Bhd ice $ Sah > Siete eget Sie ae Te | tase say ambomusesre and to those prep lor collee: " ey ES . oo Saud. fibysic books furuteled without extra change Dude! Sew ee A 7 55s has been en arged aud No expense or tO www nee £4 Ber fender the lait heat ventilation and Ywww RR ak al ject. Otlice hours, 10 a.m, to 12 mu. wwe a’ 3 heipal. OGBEDISUGS CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. SE. gry. ane CORDIALLY INVITED. 0. AiRD, Director. ae REMEMBER.WE-HAVE NO BRANCH STORE. CROSS, 131 331 2, MASS NO BRANCH STORE. cation. Fig) are,apared fo, advance the | ot aL} ty ye RS tiie pupiiein ze Eikprisce theory’ and’ technic, and ambestes’ pean by en Hk barp, Violin, guitar and aii Vv x Ez work free. 6 Myuszu. | A CRAYON manera OR ANT Meas LANGUAGES.—G. MEMBER OF YOUR FAMILY, ELEGANTLY FREE. WE HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE PERFECTION POKTRAIT 00. OF 847 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, TO FURNISH TO OURPATROXS ONE ter of ¢ Instruc Donne," aud the highest and America, (Apply for ‘Gaillard Papst Principaly: J.-D. Gaillard, Professor of Lanqueses at ae Bt eee ol, Albany, Hieuch, Italian and Spanish, aati ¥. UD HOMME. OF THEIR HIGHLY FINISHED AND ARTISTIO NCH CLASSES ak 4ND 4S A SOUVENIR WE WILL PRE GRAND OPENING Days, ‘TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 AXD®, ONE OF THE COUPONS, 60OF WHICH ENTITLE YOU TO 4 CRAYON PORTRAIT OF YOURSELF OR ANY MEMBER OF YOUR FAMILY, ELEGANTLY FRAMED, ABSOLUTELY FREE. P.G—AFTER OPENING DAYS WE WILL GIVE TO EVERY PURCHASER OF €1 O8 OVER A COUPOR. ALL ARE OORDIALLY INVITED. KING'S PALACE 8]4 7TH ST, BET, HANDLL NOBBAMCESTOREGN 7TEST. alow im*