Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1889, Page 16

16 ‘THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTO LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORPCAST TILL EIGHT A.M. SUNDAY, For the District of Columbia. eastern Penn- srivania, New Jersey. Delaware, Maryland, Vir- ginia aud Ni Carolina, fair; warmer; south- erly winds, Tue Lovvre.—If Washington women are not well gloved this fall and winter it will not be for lack of opportunity. A uew kid glove es tablishment. under the name of the Louvre glove company, will be opened here ina few days. ‘This store will be stocked with gloves of best make, the latest and finest shades and the patterns most approved by Dame Fashion. Besides this attraction there will be another im- Portant one, and that is a rule that lowest sible prices for goods of first-rate qualit revail. The one-price system will be ted. Notice of the opening day will be given through the columns of Tue Stan. Rocursrex Laps, 1206 Fst. ©, A. Mopprmax. Fire to the marrow one minue and ice the next is the way malaria makes one feel. Dr. Henley's celery, beef and iron is a delightfally flavored tonic of animal and vegetable origin, With iron to sustain the system. Cures malaria Unfailingly. be “Hox” Croan! Havana! Delicious! Fragrant! Loox at Tuts.—The Great Atlantic and Pa- cific Tea Co., 501 and 503 7th st., cor. 7th and En. Best granulated sugar Sc. Handsome souvenirs given away during Conclave week to all visitors and customers. Wixpows, 3 floors for rent. J. H. Kuebling, 1206 Penn. ave. 10,000 Auntvzp Topay of the Coaline head- ache powders to supply the drug stores in Washington. Tae Johnston dry roast Java didit—increased the grocer’s coffee trade. Dr. Wanyer’s Consets, 95c.; side-band dress goods, 19¢.; comfortables, 75c.; Lonsdale cam- bric, 9c. Brop#zan’s. AntrriciaL Humax Eves, Hempier, cor. 434. A Few Qvorations from our reduced priee: A bat for 31.30 that wouid be easily worth $1.75 elsewhere. That $1.70 hat used to be $2.00, and the hat we sell now for $1.90 will cost you elsewhere $2.25. Franc, One Price, cor. 7th and D. 731 7th st. GRayvLateD. Sugar House, Loox at Tuis.—The Great Atlantic and Pa- cific Tea Co., 501 and 503 7th st., cor. 7th and Enw. Best granulated sugar $c. Handsome souvenirs given away during Conclave week to all visitors and customers. Etsemax Bros.’ Store will be reopened this evening at 6 p. Corres! Correr!! Corrre!!! Roasted every day. China and Japan Tea Co., 731 7th. Panst Buz wixo Co.'s MalWaukee beer. Wash- ington branch, 703 and 705 N. Capitol st. All order for keg and bottled beer promptly at- tended to. ‘Telephone No. 273. Sprctric for uric acid the Osceola water. Krso’s Panace, 814 7th n.w., will be closed Saturday on account of holiday; will be opened at 6 o'clock p.m. Tue Fare, 812 7th st. n.w, Open this evening until 10 o'clock. CLEANING; carpets put down at Moths and other insects exter- muinated from furniture. Fine upholstery work toorder, Cuace & Buo., 6i6 La. ave. Guasviaten. Se. Sugar House, 731 7th st. Loox at Tuts.—The Great Atlantic and Pa- exfic Tea Co.. 501 ond 503 7th st., cor. 7th and En.w. Best granulated sugar 8c. Handsome souvenirs given away during Conclave week to all visitors and customers. Wer Maxe a specialty of our fine old rye whiskey, guaranteed over six years old; re- duced from 75 to 50e per pint; half pte., 25¢. Korn Puarmacy. 7th and E n.w. Ligutstxe Rops. electric work. J. H. Kuehling. Hot Correr! China and Japan Tea Co., 731 7th. Krovuatiox Kyicats Tempra Coats, $12, at Barscm's. 5.000 Yanps or Buxtrxo and bankrupt stock of fugs and lanterns cheap. 214 9th northwest; branch 1001 Pa. ave. northwest, corner 10th, Gaasxciatep. Se. Sugar Honse, ‘731 7th st. Heap SPiittixe Headaches can be cured in 2 few moments by using Coalme headache powders, Try them; they are warranted. Ir Yoo Want your icecream delivered on time and in good ‘condition order it of Pussk Fessexn, 1702 Pennsylvania avenue. Telephone No. 735-3. For baicat's eola water. E:seman Bros.” Store will be reopened this evening at 6 p. Razors Hoxep Free. 477 Pennsylvania ave- nue. D.N. WaLroun. pee hes Tur CeLenratep Crows Toots Bavsnes,with Dr. Maury's improvement, guaranteed and sold by G. G. C. Sms, corner Lith st. and N.Y. ave. PowzaruL Separive—drink Osceola water, Hor Correz. Hot@s and dining rooms at wholesale rates. Cura asp JaPax Tea Co., 731 7th. Eront-Prece Axtigvs Oak Svrte, springs and Mattress, $29; woven wire mattresses, o3; 6- piece tapestry suite, $39. Carpets and oil cloths at lowest figures. S. K. Bzows & Son, 20th st. and Pa. a Osczona Wares cures malaria. At all dealers, Bry Your Coat, Coke and Wood from Joux- sen BuoraEns, leading firm in the Dis- triet. Att Drarens sell Osceola water, Att ang Isvitep to inspect their im methods of doing work. Ihe rush still con- tinues at the Eurree Canpet CLeanine Wonks, (31-039 Slass.ave. uw. Telephone 787—2 Osczota Watrx prevent formation of uric acid Frsr Hats at Popvzar Prices. Broadway and Sth ave. Siik Hats, $5, $6; ‘The best $3 and 4 Derbys in the cit Finest 2 and $2.50 Derbys ever show: Soft Hats £1.50 to $5.00; “Crushers” $1.00; R. C. Lewis & Sox, i421 New York avenue. N.B. Lowest price plainly marked on each bat, Duixe Osczora.—Every dealer sells Osceola water, Tue Veay Latest. Have you seen those grand special presents given with every pound of tea? Cuixa anp Japax Tea Co., 731 7th. W. 8. Fisuex, Florist, 1425 Penna. ave. n.w. Ar Putvare Satr.—Parties desiring elegant furniture can purchase through thee ar signed at private sale a piece or any portion of fhe furniture contained in residence No. 1736 N street northwest. This house has been fur- nished without regard to expense and is of the finest character. Intending purchasers will cali at my office for a card of admittance. Tromas Dowiixo, Auctioneer, Lith and Paave. For Uric Moo nan Cideulm qater. ‘Temrtan Conctave Decorations, See our —, fon Thee staff and holder; 50.000 on band. Buildings decorated by home talent. M. G. CovgLaxp & Co., 409 Lith st. n.w. Brrors You Bus your ee nd furniture see W. H. Hoeke oak and get his prices, Larest Struzs of men's felt derbys, $1.50 end $2; extra value. A. T. Lewis, 435 7th st Loox for white letters on windows, Osceola ‘Water. Dows at Last. Watches cleaned, spring in S.W., $1.; key-winder, 75e. ig im proportion. All work C. Huxes & Co., 528 yth st. nw. Remronn’s Ice Cream. 235 @ street For Stamp Puotos, Neraew' Pennsy! Wania ave. uw. Cabinets $2 per dnoon i" MaBETIC SUFFERERS use Osceola water. =—=—= CITY AN D_ DISTRICT. CONDENSED LOCALS. hopes ary AT IVY CITY. Readi: for the Fall cating next Week. THE EXCELLENT CONDITION OF THE TRACK—A PERFECT STEEPLECHASE COURSE—PLYERS THAT ARE ON HAND—INTERESTING SCENES UPON THE ARRIVAL OF A STABLE. Six or seven boys intently interested in a game of crap, another Individual with a ragged coat and a pipe, oblivious to the cries of “Come @ seven,” or “Big Dick from Boston,” but studiously conning a Goodwin's turf guide, this is a general scene at the stables at Ivy City. The flaishing touches are being put on at the grounds in anticipation of the vig crowds at the meeting next week. The Ivy City course is noted for its fine track and beautiful surround- ings, and It certainly never appeared to better | advantage than it does this fall. The track itself Is in perfect condition, the old fault of the liability of becoming heavy after asiight shower having been obviated by plac- ing a layer of fine sand over the entire surface. The track has been packed, all inequalities of pea grip fri and Sse tira re presents an pearance iculat 0 make even the borees that drag the heavy roll- ers feel a yearning to start off at racing speed. THE STREPLECHASE COURSE, as already mentioned in Tue Star. has been considerably improved this year, the water Jump having been moved back in full view of every part of the grand stand. Two extra hur- dies will be placed on the track, doing away with the long rua in on the flat. This course is Probably the finest in the country, pos- sessing as it does a long run on the level and also a considerable hill, the ascent of which is calculated to pump the flyers and bring forth sobs from burating lungs, and a de- Scent which ts a terrible searcher for faulty fore- legs and timid hearts. This course, as It will be used next week, is about two and one-half miles long and contains fourteen hurdles, all of which are four feet in height. ‘THE STABLES at the grounds have also been greatly improved and are now everything that could be desired. The wooden buildings have been reroofed and each alternate one moved to the opposite side of the road. giving more space and freedom. The two large brick stables are excelled by none in the country @nd it is a very particu!ar horse that would not be satisfied with the large, airy box stalls. wide pessages and exercise track under sover. HORSES ON HAND, afest of the horses entered tor the several events are on hand and about 160 flyers are on the grounds. Davis and Hall came down trom Sheepshead Bay on Monday with 21 cracks. The pets of the stable are Oriflamme and sess, both being entered tor the autumnal handicap. Spider Anderson is the rider for Davis and Hall and he has shown the way under the wire to a good many flelds so far this year. This string Includes several very handsome yearlings which are gradually being broken in for next season. Some of the other staples are W. P. Burch with 10; C. D. McCoy, 8; E.S. Elliott. 4: Robert Brad- ley. 9; H.C. Myers, 5; T. D. MeDerinott.4, among them being the nuted Washington steeple chaser Elfin; Brady and Strout. 5: Hayes, 3; Mitchell, 7; J. Croker, 5; Edmund Blant, xcelstor stables, 8; H. Bondy. 2; M. T. Donovan, 10; M. T. Downing, 8; H. Taylor, 2; W. C. Dals HL Of them steeplechasers; J. H. McCormick, 4; J. T. Williams, 10, and T. F. Coles, 5. THE ARRIVAL OF A STABLE. Several stables will arrive tomorrow. It is interesting to note the arrival of one of the big establishments. When it is borne in mind that each horse has a separate man assigned us his or her especial valet and that besides these there are venerally several jockeys, any number of boys and trainers, it will be seen that there is quite alittle army traveling with each string. fhe stables bring with them their cooking uten- sils, beds, blankets and provide tood fer them- selves and horses, the juckey club furnishing nothing but stable room and straw for bedding. AS Foon as the men arrive on the ground they proceed to fix up their quarters, and in a mar- velously short time are eotirely at home. Many of the pet horses have their stalls decorated with highly colored lithographs and cards. Each st: @ smal! dog, andthe uglier the better. PRELIMINARY TRAINING. Just now the horses are being put through thelr preliminary traluing. In the morning early the boys are put up and they are taken around the track for two or three miles ata rattling good yallop. In the evening, heavily blanketed, they are led around the grounds in solemn procession. Five races will take place each day of the Meeting next week, the first starting at 2 o'clock on Monday. ees An Insane Woman in the Street. Yesterday, about 3 a, m., Policeman Fox, of the second precinct, took in charge a colored woman whom he found wandering about the streets barefooted and bareheaded.and who was talking wildly, as though crazy on religious subjects. When taken to the station she gave her name as Amanda Hawkins, and said she had been in the insane asylum, but for eighteen months had been working as a servant at a house on Corcoran street. The officer learned that Amanda had hada carving knife which she was going to use on some one, but the knife was not found. Amanda was locked up for safe keeping. Last evening she was raving mad and said that the Lord would some day right her wrongs. ——— Excvraioys To Bavrimore via BALTIMORE AND Outo.—#1.20 for the round trip October 7 to 11, good until the 12th. The Baltimore and Ohio 4s the only 45-minute line. be = Trains To axp From Ninth aND MARYLAND Avesve.—Itis announced by the passenger department of the Penusylvania railroad that during the conclave, commencing Monday, October 7, all accommodation trains to and from Alexandria and ail local trains to and from ports on Manassas and Washington and Ohio divisions will arrive and depart from 9th and Maryland avenue, thiscity. By this sutis- factory arrangement local passengers to and from thes» points will overcome the necessity of being obliged to pass to and from the crowded B. and P. station during the triennial. ——__ Streamer W. W. Concoran will make two trips to Marshall Hall on Sunday. See adver- tuvment, —_—_._—_ SreciaL Trains To BALTIMORE VIA THE BALTI- MoE AND Ogto.—In addition to the regular schedule special fast express trains will leave the Baltimore and Obio depot for Baltimore Tuesday, Uctober 8, at 5p.m.; Wednesday, Oc- tuber 9, at 1 am.; Thursday, October 10, at 1 am Suxs ox Fine Agonizing, itching, burning, and bleeding Eczema in ite worst stages, A raw sore from hend to feet. Hair gone, Doctors and hospitals fail. Tried everything Cured by the Cuticura Kemedies for 86. CURED BY CUTICUKA. Tam cured of # loathsome disease, eczema, tn ita worst stage. I tried different doctors and have beeu throwch the hospitai, but all tono purpose. 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Chief Clerk Rock of the engineer depart- ment lately received an offer from the Barber asphalt paving company in New York to join that company as secretary and decided to ac- cept it. His long connection with the District government, and especially the engineer de- partment, ably fits him for his new — He came here a young soldier Bigee after the war and has been connected with the gov- ernment for about nineteen years. Although ever a staunch republican he is very much liked by the democrats and ali who have been brought in contact with him. Serious Collision of Wheelmen. As James Watson, an assistant engineer in the engineer department of the District, was on his way to the office this morning on his bicycle he collided with another bicycle in | front of Havenner’s bakery, demolishing bis in} lavenner’s ry. machine and receiving some bad bruises the head, Mionty Niagara ax» omantic WaTxrxa.— ‘The first view of Niagara can never be effaced from memory. It whets the desire for another pilgrimage to the stupendously beauti! natural picture. The Pennsylvania railroa will run another excursion, leaving 6th street station Tuesday, October 15,7:10 am. Rate $10 for the entire round trip. s res StevooraPuenrsare in greatdemand. Another beginner's night class in Pitman stenography is forming at the Spencerian business college. GEORGETOWN. Rrat Estate Saves.—Mesera, Bradley & Casilear, real estate agents, have sold to John F. Donohue lot 5, in square 786, improved b: two frame dwellings, for $7,000; also, to A. V. W. Weaver a frame dweiling, No. 1218 37th street, for $1,000. Temperature axp Conprtiox oF Water at 7 A.M.—Great Falls—temperature, 58; condition, 22. Receiving reservoir—temperature, 64: con- dition at north connection. 24; condition at south connection, 36. Distributing reservoir— temperature, 63; condition at influent gate house, 36; condition at effluent gate house, 36. Stcx Heapacuz Isa very distressing affection, generally arising from stomach troubles, biliousness and dyspepsia, and we frequently find persons of both sexes subject to peri- odic headaches for which they can ascribe no direct cause, But the headache is a sure indication that there is something wrong some where, and whatever the cause Hood's -arvaparilla is a reliable remedy for headache and for all troubles which seem to require a corrective and regulator. It cures dyspepaia, bilious- ness, malaria, tones the stomach, creates an appetite, HOOD'’S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists, $1; six for 85. Prepared only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 5 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 719 NEW GOODS. 719 Our Buyer is now in New York sending us the VERY LATEST NOVELTIES IN BLACK DRESS Goops, HANDSOME DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, CORSETS, UMBRELLAS, UNDERWEAR, RIBBONS AND NOTIONS, which we offer at the very lowest prices, GREAT BARGAINS in oddlota. Many articles re- duced toLESS THAN HALF-PRICE. SEE OUR NEW STOCK. Best and most reliable goods at lowest prices at E.G. Davis, 719 Market Space, Cor, Sth at. H enrieTTA Serces near! reuch Wool, Price reduced ty Oe. ‘LUTH PLAID». ove yurd anda balf wide, aid pure wool, CAdHi vulue, 7oc. Price reduced to ove, HEAVY GKOS GRAIN BLACK SILKS, SPECIAL CADH bargains 75c., d73¢c. ae ee Wh, yard Wide, Sige. ‘CH SEKGE, wice doubie wiath, all iu ai) jure, biack mmeluded, CASH Value . Price reduced tu S73gc. ee BLANKET», iumense size, CASH bargain $2 HANDSOME BLACK BROCADE SILKS, $1.25. Cadi MekE PLALDS id CASH Mie DIMIPEB, in Kony styles, elecaut Dress Goods, extra wide double width, pure woul, special CASH uargsin, 3de, ABLE PREDENT> tor Cash Customers. Select ove of the tolluw preseuts with # pure! 185. Apair of Large-mze ask Towels, Worth 73 cts; 4 Huu-dozen Fine Dawask Napains, worth 756. ; * Puir of Duk Lu.brojdered Corsets. 7b¢. CAKIEKS Cash store, 711 MAKKET SPACE, NO CREDIT. but we very Jowest prices for cash. DUL Bik Witla Ee WOOL BLANKBE1S, 81.50. DOUBLE WHITE WOUL BLANEKE LS, extra heavy, large sice. #2, $2.50, #35, 83.75, $4.00, MANDSUME Fite NCH SALES COMFORTS, large eityaut styles, 82.50. ALUABLE 4KLSENTS for Cash Customers Select one of the toliowine presenta with aparcias 1 840 or wor A Large-size Hanusome ‘HE LOOM, SUR AL £ EN pure Sve. Quit, Worth $1.00; & Dozen Fine pictus, Worth $1.50, or two Pairs of Large-sice Fine Dawust ‘Leweis, worth 91.00. ocd 2 Waar Ocn Customers Say. RYLAND, CULPEPER COUN1Y, VA., SEPTEMBE 28, 1889, GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPAN Dean Sim; Having bought several pairs of boots from you, which guve my customers eure satistuc- ‘ou. 1 write again for prices on your cUU buots sud & cout thot you, think most diablo tor turning water for tar ours, &e., ony J.B. COONS, Acrtestio, Sn Koargxta Sir Knights desiring Uniforms for the approaching Couclave will please leave their urders wil ut delay to enable us to muke them in time, Oncrich Funes, Ganntlets, Belts, Caps and Parta Unituruis wupylicd at Factory prices; - All Unitor...s stuictly of best quality and guaranteed regulation | sold at lowest po na WILLETT & BUOFF, au19-3m 905 Fenusyivenia sve. Os Crerror Hox DY GOODS AND NOLIONS AT AND BELOW Cost 10 dios bustess increvsing business at my Main store .-u.w.) 1 have decided to eicee out Branch tec of und Fancy Si ‘Seasunable Dry be disj..sed of at und BELO! ny COST, Stock complete in every particular. Call carly. 10 nae, ee bCc EN, 2 2.6.) EMT Last Capitol, 0c2-3m * Woruerly Cast. Weve Pazsexrs. We ba aud varied Wedaine “cud Ananvers SUT GLASS ii many new An in Vienra Ware iu ICE CREAM WLS, A. D. COFFEES i ices for goods of WILMARTR & EDMONSTON, CHINA AND HOUSKFURNISHINGS, 1205 PENN. AVE. we in) nearly ofier xtiractively low manufactures, PREPARE FOR WINTER. Latrobes, Heating Stoves and Ranges at low prices oy Nice Latrobe te heat two rooms for 820, n® B asmany delivery wagons, can and do give better goods for less money than any house in the city, and at the same time you participate in part of the profits, Our system of doing business and giving China, Glass Ware, Crock- ery. &c., with Teas, Coffees, Baking Powder and Condensed Milk, is closely cigosmogi A smaller concerns, but one trial of our goods convince you that we are the Leaders and Pioneers. Remember our Washington stores: 501 and 503 7th st., 1620 14th st. n.w., 3104 M street. One Price to All. Grand illumination, 7th and E n.w., during conclave week. iswrox H. Bowman, oc5-3t Washington Manager. Look At Th Greal The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., 501 and 503 7th st., cor. 7th and En.w, Granulated Sngar Sc., Standard 73¢c., E. & C, Tc., Powdered 9c., Block 9c. Handsome Souvenirs given away during Conclave week to all visitors and customers, oc5-7t Sugar. jugar. Sugar. RAT SLAUGHTER IN SvaaRs, Housekeepers, Attention! Now is the time to buy for preserving, &c. k to your interest and beware of Mush- room Concerns and Imitators, We are the Bioneers in the business and the only importers jealing direct with the consumer. _ You can save trom 20 to 30 per cent by bny- ing your Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Baking Powder, Condensed Milk, &c., from The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., 501 and 503 7th street, 1620 14th street n.w., $104 M street, Georgetown, D.C. 225 stores in the United States. Pure Sugar at cost. Granulated, 8¢. Standard A, 8. White Extra C, 73ge, ie C, Te, lock Sugar, 9c. Powdered, 9c. Buy Sugars, direct from us. We give Checks with every 26c. worth of Ten, Coffee and Baking Powder and Milk, Now is the time to buy. We particularly recommend our Java and Mocha Coffee at 80c. per pound.; also our Fine eo at 40c., 50c., 60c., 8c. and $1 per pound. Our Coffee at 25c. per pound will make a delightful drink. Splendid Mixed Tea at 50c. er roe Our ora oe ot reg) ea at60c. per pound will e any $1 per pound Tea fo bethad elsewhere, Lal Dining Rooms, Cafes and others using Coffee and Tea in quantities can get fine goods at low prices from us. We have branches in all principal markets, where customers will be given the strictest at- tention. Give us a call 0c5-8t our ‘eas and Coffecs and be convinced, wrox H. Bowmay, Manager. ‘Will You Entertain Knights Templar? Will You Entertain Knights Templar? Will You Entertain Knights Templaz? .,,__ Lf 80, we have for sale Wilaon Celebrated Pure Rye Whisky. Wilson Celebrated Pure Rye Whisky. Wilson Celebrated Pure Rye Whisky, Old Kentucky Pure Rye Whisky, @3 gallon. Oid Kentucky Pure Rye Whisky, $3 gallon. Old Kentucky Pure Rye Whisky, $3 gallon, “Opera Boqnet” Clears, €2 box of 50. “Opera Boquet” Cigars, $2 box of 50. “Opera juet” Cigars, $2 box of 50. “Saborono” All Havana Cigars, $2.25 box of 50. “Saboroso” All Havana Cigars, $2.25 box of 50. “Saboroso” All Havana Cigars, €2.25 box of 50, “Las Flores” Key West Cigars, $3.50 box of 50, “Las Flores” Key West Cigara, $3.50 box of 50. “Las Flores” ‘aap fob it Cigars, $3.50 box of 50, They are the Best Cigars for the Money. ‘They are the Best Cigars for the Money. They are the Best Cigars for the Money. M. &. P. Merzorr, it The Live Grocerymen, 417 7th n.w. Baby in Danger.—A cold and no D,r Bull's Cough Syrup. Price only cents. it Specialti Very Low Prices. Shoe Brushes, with tips, down'from 20 to 10c. Shaving Brushes at 5c. each. Shaving Brushes down from 20 to 10c, Vaseline, large size, 10c. per bottle. Ammonia, Extra Strength, fall pte. 10¢, Shoe Brushes, great variety at cost. Best English Tooth Brushes down from 35 to 2c. : "eae Cold Cream English down from 25 to Bird Seed, best quality, full Iba., 7c Good Tooth Brush, 6c, Benson's Plasters, 2 for 25c. Hair Brushes at 15¢, wortlr 25c, All Patent Medicines nearly at cost, lt Kouz Puarmacy, 7th and E n.w. Sugar.—A, 744. Sugar House. 731 7th. * Look At This.—The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., 501 and 508 7th st., cor. 7th and En.w. Granulated Sugar 8c.. Standard ‘T¢c., E. & C. 7c.. Powdered 9¢., Block 9c. Hendsome Souvenirs given away during @pclave week to all visitors and customers, ocb-7t The Fair, 812 7th st. n.w. Open this evening until 10 o'clock, P'k’ge. it She was Completely Cured.—A daughter of my customer suffered from suppressed men- struation and her health was completely wrecked. At my suggestion she used one bot- tle of Bradfield’s Female ‘tor, which curedher. J. W. Herivms, Water Valiey, ise. Write the Bradfield Reg. Co., Atlanta, Ga., for particulars, Sold by all druggists, lt Pabst Brewing Co.’s Milwaukee Beer. Washington Branch, 703 and 705 N. Capitol st. All orders for Keg and Bottled Beer promptly attended to. Telephone No. 283, 0c5-2t* The Grent Attraction during the Con- clave week will be the Beautiful Ilumination of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Compa- ny’s Stores, 501 and 503 7th street, corner Fth and Euorthwest. A Beautifal Souvenir given to visitors and customers. 0c5-6t King’s Palace, 814 7th _n.w., will be closed Saturday on account of holiday; will be opened at 6 o'clock p.m. It 120 Sewing Machines From $5 to $15, which we have taken in exchange for the Light Running Domestic the past month. All in good sewing order and warrauted, with all uttach- ments, at AvezBAcH’s, 7th and H, only author- ized Washington agency for the Latest Im- proved Domestic Machines and Domestic Pat- terns, 1t Sugar.—A, 73g. Sugar House, 731 7th, * Look At This.—The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.. 501 and 503 7th st., cor, 7th and En.w. Granulated Suger 8., Siandard 73¢c., E. & C. Tc., Powdered 9., Block 9c. Handsome Souvenirs given away during Conclave week to all visitors and customers, oc5-7t ———_—_ Philups’ Digestible Cocoa Furnishes neicnant and aids digestion, 1 Spo Nearly at Cost.—Fine Ba Sheep's Wool, Carriage, Slate gone ave — rough bey and jponges for Ludies’ use; all very cl I. ocs&5 Kors Puarmacy. Tita E. Knights Templar Equipme ntsfurnished at very iow figures, BN. AleyeK, Jas fu uw. euddedwim Fire Arms for Sule aud Hire, 993 F street, ‘okt Don’t Fail to see the Palace Tea Store of stern ercres tee ‘ea . La ‘. ‘7th and E northwest ‘O68 8. W. A oes Pt en ees our Friends, Patrons Public General: Gratified by the success our endeav- in establishing a First-class Grocery business in the northern sectiou of the city, we take this oe ee you for a tronage support, fe will ae csmnection wit eg st ‘lass Meat and Provision Mar- handling exclusively the finest supplies. to the new enterprise order, however small, Sarater & ScHoritp, It 8.W. corner 10th and O sts, u.w, Sugar.—A, ‘Tg. Sugar House, 731 7th, * 5c. “‘Hoy” Cigar! Sales 1.000.000 a month! ne NEW PUBLICATIONS. —— Juat Published. HALF HOURS WITH THE BEST HUMOROUS AUTHORS. In four volumes. 12mo. Cloth, gilt top. 86.00. Half morocco. $10.00. Three-quarters calf, $13.00. ‘ihis work, uniferm with the other volumes of the jes, ex some of the choicest writiuxs of the best American, English and foreign humorits. HALF HOURS WIiH THE BESS FOREIGN AUTHORS. Four volumes. Crown 8vo. Uniform with “Half Hours with the Best American Authors.” Cloth,tlt top. $6.00. Half morocco, $10.00. Three-quar- tersceif, $13.00. Also an Edition de Lure, limited toone Lundred copies, In iour volumes, Octava, $16.00. **The collection is in truth tremely in| i Teady xeyuaiutauce wih the ‘chuice and inaster of Ikerature 1u other speech than our own.” New York Toes. HALF HOUKS WITH THE BEST AMERICAN AUTHORS. Complete in four crown Svo volumes. Cloth, #600 Half morocco, $10.00. Three-quarters calf, 13.00, 8vo. size, Four volumes. Half cloth, $16.00. Also an Edition de Luxe, tiinited to one hundred copies, Elegantly priuted on laid paper. Octavo size, un- trimmed edges. Four volumes. Half cloth, with extra titles for rebinding, “Among the most succéssful publications of the times are works of compilations, end of the works of this character none was ever better fitted to meet the Dublic demxnd than "Halt th ean Authors.’ It is a book 0° -10¥er must rejoice. Gewus have been gathered from every departiuent of literature, and have been edited with a taste aud refinement fitting their own high character."—7he Chautauquan, HALF HOURS WITH AMERICAN HISTORY. Selected and arranged by CuanLes Moxuis. Two volumes. Crown Svo. Uniform with “Hult Hours with the best American Authors." Cloth, Half morocco, 85.00. Three-quarters calf, Aleo an Evition de Lure, limited to one copies. Elegantly printed on laid paper. Octavo size, untrimmed edges. Two volumes. Half cloth, with extra titles for binding, $8.00. “The history becomes ulnost a romance, so absorb. jpgly interesting ts it throwrhout—St, Louis Kepub- 7 *.*¥or sale by all Booksellers, or will be sent by mail, postage prepaid, on receipt of the price, by J. B, LIPPINCOT J’ COMPANY, Publishers, it 5 and 717 Market Street, Philadelphia, MONEY TO LOAN. WES, DESISE 10, LOAN BETWEEN THIS AND ef, January 1, 1800, om improved real estate in this uid ONE, MILLION, DOLLARS, tn sums of from $2, 000 to $20,000. Interest on loans of $10,000 snd over & per ceut: Jess than $10,000 6 Feet. Prompt attention to ail applicatiot Mocolia SWORMSTEDT & BEADLE WE BAYEFESCeD IN OUR HANDS ©. to loan on good real estate security in 3. F. COLLINARE & © . LARGE AND SMALL ‘Sums at Lowest Kates on heal Estate Security. Two suns of $4,500 and $3,500 at 9 percent. Sun UL Yao 1403 ‘ONEY TO LOAN T AN ‘Type ocl-2w H, PELOUZE, 1313 F street. = WILL LOAN ON REAL ESTATE $5,000 wets tel or three seart Appi toS B.BOARMAN at National Bank of Washington, or to W. W. BUAKMAN, Attorney, Webster's Law Building seb 0 YOU WANT MONEX?—$10 TO $500 TO LOAN at low interest ou Furuiture, Pianos, Horses, agons, Hosehold Goods or other persoual property? Principal und interest payable, in’ Weekly of munt ments, No removal of goods from residence. No pulicit, Box 98, dtar office. se3U-1m* oSee ho aN ON REAL ESTATE IN SUMS AUSTIN P. BROWN, ‘Real rstate and . 1419 Fst. nw. Glover Building. se28-3m_ $15,000-T0 LOAN 10,000 208 ON REAL ESTATE. ‘500 _{se21] __ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. NO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE—WE HAVE IN Cee ere a on Ap proved Security in ‘nd upward: no delay. ariisty FISH & MILLER, 1223 F st. n.w. NO an A Ce ipa fet pay po ESTATE— U,f YU wud al recent; com alae 2 per cent. G20. We. TINKINS: Lou and H te. sel0-lin ONEY 10 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON AP- Shorea Beal tatate eoonge Laue sogtesty ean « ity. Also, as ta of the Unit Security In surance Go of hsladely hia in suzs to suit, to be Tepwid on installment plan, with or without litein a Pay wents to > 10, 15, of 20 years. H. SMITH & SON, 3e17-6m Lue ¥ st, MSXEx 20 L048 Tx SUMS To SUTT, ATS AND rn security per PRANK T, CAWLINGS, 505 Pa. aye. sel7-3m (ihe Atl ington Fire ius. Co.'s office.) ONEY TO LOAN Mork yproved heat Eetate Security, in Districtot Columbia, in any sums desired, at lowest rates of in terest, Thus. J. F RS wel? $85,000 se12-1m $300 TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTALEZ Sa- curity in sts to suit at > z, cent. 5S. BIEBER, 902 Pennsylvani: a. Ww. 5500. 31,000. 982,500" 93,co0, 3. oun cn teal estate. Lowest rates. No delay. sei4-lm b. A. MCINTIRE, vis F st. ‘ONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP- 2A proved Heal Estate. Security ‘sinounte = ys Sia 307 F xt, uw. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW- eat gates of invereol. BEALE & HAKHIS, 194 Fst. nw. ONEY TO LOAN ON RE. J the District of Coi! ret it lor it y ity wituin District eo. oper shy tae PcT1-3m 10th sid Hf ste. new. se12-; AL ESTATE SECUR- | ONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL security in the District; no dei =—— Fa a se7-1m 20 F st. a. IN SUMS TO SUIT. MONEY 70 LOSS: AEWALAN & CO, seo-Lm Aulantic Buiidh ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ATLOWEST f invereat; alev ou vher approved uraty. rates AUS. @: ENSEY & Coy Bankers 303-31 vg F at. tw. ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OK FIRST- M ute sechiity,at lowest rata of terest; uo delay 3 in wood, Se eee eT OM GREEN, 303 7th at. nw, \AONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS OF 8500. 1,000 OU Approved Keal Estate Security, st Mistlodte sanrammni eterna ONET. SuMs FROM $500 UPWARD, AT THE LOWEST RATE OF INTLREST BEAL bytavk IN THIS DISTRICT, R. OU. HOLIZMAN, Corner 10th and ¥ sis. hw. my13. MORES, 70, LOAN Th aunis to euit, at lo ‘state security. FT oz 1437 ‘Penusylvania avenue. LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE AT LOW- OFF TO Loan oN EA eet rate wed real FOX's BLOWN. WASH'N Titel apt Successor to DANEAHOWER & SON, 1115 Fat. _ EDUCATIONAL. LOUIS NAECKS a roomate 632 Tat. nw. ri WM. i, McELHINNEY, a SORELLE Soe Portraits Ti Ws 1and il. Lesons given in Chins IE jater Colors Past-land Crayon 1t* * 4 C.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1889-SIXTEEN PAGES. : AMUSEMENTS. a Et TONIGHT AND SUNDAY NIGHT. HYDE’S @TAR SPECIALTY COMPANY, GRAND CONC: RT SUNDAY NIGHT. WEEK OF THE TRIENNIAL CONCLAVE, Commencing MONDAY MATINEE, OCTOBER 7, TORY 08 ‘a 35 oO mann x NN A r AAA a “Ty & With bis GRAND NEW COMPANIES. ‘Tony Pastor's American Company. Tony Pastor's Luropean Specialties. Selected Artists from London aud Paris Theaters and the Best American Talen! ‘Matinees Tue-day, Thursday and Satuniay, aud SPSCIAL MATINEE MONDAY, OCTOBER 7. (CLEMENTS LODGE 1.0.6.7. Wi =a Pade Meetine and Eutcrisuusent at Wastungton hall, corner of Sdand Pa ave. WLONESDAY EV iy ie® ENG, October 9, 1559, beeinning at 7-3). Tt ws bes reuuiou of all Temperance Workers in’ the cii figag soellent prowzaan se insured, Aid are cord _3.1. THOMPSON, See'y. N EW NAIIO-AL THEATER. dN every Evening. Wednesday and Saturday Matiness, “I WOULDN'T MISS IT FOR NINE DOLLARS.” This Evening at $ o'clock, Last Time of The Popular Artists, HALLEN & HART, Under the management of MR. HARRY HINE, in the sujerb Farcecomeds, LATER on. ‘Sparkling music, brilliant marches, pretty girls, beau- tiful dances, topical songs. S#” SEATS NOW ON SALE. Monday, October 7, Primrose & West's Modern Min- strels, och | commerce Saar NATIONAL THEATER, Revolution WEEK OF ocT. 7. In Matinees Minstrelag Wednesday and Saturday. Receives, PRIMKOSE & WEST. Only BARNEY FAGAN. Stintless BOB SLAVIN. Encomtuma, The Original Big Four, SMITH, WALDRON, HALEY axp MARTIN. Hurley and Van Auken, ‘The Weston Brothers. Barber, the Wonder. THE CRYSTAL FIKST PART. Vocal Element of Unex- celled wer and Sweetuens. SEATS NOW ON SALE. 'S NEW WASHINGTON THEATER, venth st, south of Pounsylvania avenue, The Palace Vaudeville Theater of America. Tomorrow Night GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT, HYDE’S STAR SPECIALTY COMPANY, From Hyde and Behman’s, Brooklyn. Clipper Quartette, NeIutyre and Heath, Helene Mora, Fields and Hanson, James McAvoy. Edith | Sinclair and Favor | Ed Frank Howard, Chas. J. Newton, and Ed. Hogan. oc! OPERA HOUSE Avbsvans Gnas oPet Every Evening. LEWIS MORRISON as “MEPHISTO.” In his Sublime, Scenic and Dramatic Production of “Faust.” Aperformance absolutely without a parallel. Maguificent Scenery. THE MARVELOUS *“‘BROCKEN SCENE.” Wonderful and Briiliant Electric Effects. oct Seats now on saie- KINDS OF COOKERY t the School of Cookery, 12: home-ruade cake are al res JV ASHINGTON SCHUETZEN VEREIN. 25TH GRAND ANNUAL SCHUETZEN AN VOLKSFEST, AT THE PARK ON 71H STREET ROAD, oN WEDNESDAY and THUKSDAY, OCTOBER 9 and 10, 889. Grand Barbecue on Thursday, October 2 Knights Tewplar of the Di-trict of Colum! 0, by the fourth Triennial Conciave of the Grand Lucam ymeut of the United States. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. 1 st_n.w, r 10 ARLINGTON, ~ Fast staice Line daily from Hotel Webste . Light stave; turee horses. Let for at principal hotels aud boarding houses, tmp, including drive through grounds, " Pp CALDWELD'S DANCING ACADEMY, COR H and 5th sts. B.w.—Class Lessuus every Lues™ Gay and kridsy from @ to 11 p.u. Special rates to chub, private parties, &e. For further particuigts address J.B CALDWELL 114 Cst.uw. sed-o0t Di, Gece 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 8 Steeplechase. Music by the National Guard Band, A. W. Schroeder, Conductor, FIRST RACE AT 2 P.M, EACH Day. Special trains for the Track will leave the Baltimore ant Ubio Railroad Station at 12:40, 1:00, 1-20, 1:40, 2:10 und 3:25 p.m. Leturn trains will bein waiting ‘upon the termination of each day's races, ROUND-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 Peansyl- ‘Yenia avenue and 10th st. JOS. C. McKIBBIN, President. BW. DUTTON, Acting Secretary. 2e30-11t ARRIs’ BIJOU THEATTR. aad nas, nen gee UF mvs, Bid Fa, ave.—Thorong! nf ‘Piano, » Be. HAK: ‘Thursday, Friday and Ssturday Fraga ey ie ny fer men om rik® FRANCES MARTIN, ATE DAY ‘The Original Mikncol for Children, 1124 uh we now. ve BAVERLY-CLEN = and German, £vening Clusses in French and German. Headed by IANO INSTRUCTION MISS JUL‘A WiDDOW, Pier the Piano, daughter oF Bot. P. Wid? terms in Gerace to becinuers: lear g py epr een eg ay tec. Gasca 005-6t* " ‘and Madume G. Pea ee 2 ge Ze LE MESSHS. SWEATMAN and RICE. Next week—“A POSSIBLE CASE.” wt DANCING ACADEMY UTOBEEB 11 wa and Phor. ss oo Rk STOR a and the | Washington Schuetzen Verein, iu honor ot tue i wenty- | AMUSEAENTS_ JOBN BRIDG: BOTEL commun! stion to the city. largest Stone Arch im the world. Mra J. BOBINGER & SUNS, Na 600. on] TAROE VASCING ACAD LMT SS ate all Boz Ft Ae py AP Bec UBOUNCES Chat be will open his Be 5, Let, at Sand ma Send Special hours sor 1 dug «bool sy 0. AUCTION SALES VALTER B WILLIAMS 800, Aucts. PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRO} PROPEKTS Al THE INTERNEC ye 7 TEEN IH CREED NEW YuRR AVEDUE Serece TE NoKIHWEST. RLEVENIE STR Tty ~014, oF all ce: option of the purchaser or purchasers, am onveyanctag aud recording shall urchaser oF purchasers ‘Lasers wball fail to comply with the terus en (10) days after the day of sale the pros ror them wil be resdd st bis, U |» AY Ik FIFTRENTM DAY OF ¢ t HALE PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M a beatae tand nine, ibe a D Ted t¥9 hundred LpTOWe A deposit of five hundred doliars will be requir the ime of sale. ‘This property should c talimts end thote th search of iu traily located aud well adapted purposes. ENESD Ty the SIXTFENTH DAY OF 04 at FOUR O'CLOCK BP. ments, bem busine On Wi BEA, 18) } | cot sale. SAME DAY, at HALF-PAST FOUR CL] iu tront of the prensises, Lot No. 21. in ik sinan, executor apd tru) subaivam > frontier 21 feet Y micbe th’ and 1th streets morthy ne bac 10 alvey. v two-story agu basement Bri: dvw: No. 1208. A deposit of €10 atthe time of sale WALTER RB. WILLIAMS & CO. och -dkds Auctionee BUMAS DOWLING, Au uuueor TEES’ SALE ROUSE ON FIKS will be’ requ OF COMPORTABLE BRI STRKLL1 NOLTRWEBT N HOUSE §O. 414 PIOT STREE cue of trust dated g in Liber No. Get seq. we ATUMDAY, THE TWELITH DAY OF OC) DISS, iG frontof the premises at HA Fast FOUR O'CLOCK PM, thenurth 137t 4 tt 41. ip imp ¢ Brick House, 3 Obe-third cash, residue in twoed aud two year, with interest f eponat at tine‘ of Pk DETKEET By v pay ments ry day of sale: €100 _ocS-dts ROBT. H” WARD, FPPHOMAS EL WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auct VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONT! ON M STREET. REIWEEN 44 AND 6 SLREETS SOUTHWEST On THURSDAY. OCTOBER TENTH, AT H. PAST FOUK O'CLOCK P.M. 1 will offer fur al frontof the premises orts: tx 4 and 3, it 50, Terms day of sale, AS E, WAGGA) A r ‘5: i HOM. i VALUABLE FARM FoR SALE. the understened Commissioners of Sse in mcery cause of Raub vs. Kab will offer for ik ay NT § iroctof Lind, tmyro rt 1 Beceem cing abd d iu good eoudit from the village of Hert tawing 180 Actes of Land.” ihe authorized to sell at privaie as offers for the said L It sold at public fol ows: Uve-tourth of parchase Tesidue in thive equa pay eighteen montis, respec date of good sec od retention o Weut is made’ Or if at private sale upon wi as may be agreed H. W. THOMAS, HOSEA BK MOULTON, KW. MOOKE, Cou uisnicners of Sai I certify thet the boud required by jew has b duly uted. ki Wintk Patbitc auction. all Pledges: torteite hon-pas nent of interest, all Dumbers under ¥,7 (0. AHURSDAY, .s TOREK TENTH. comimenctus! HALF-PasT SEVEN O'CLOCK P.M. consisting Gold, Sil.e. nad Metal Watches, Disstiouds, Mr» ma, pd Piatew Wi Ls, other siusical Lpstrume Pictures, Bicycies aud Howsebuld Furniture. Fer: boldiug Uckets please taxe notice. GROCE & WILLE C. A, ROOT & CO,, Auctionven 5 PROPOSALS. CASTINGS FOR S oS CARKKIAGKD F ccd-3t Wes. 10 Le opel cer ISSY," will be he Bureau of Prov i vobe abd ‘K NOON, BRS, 1y opeued immediately therenfter, to fucn Ver ut the Navy inrd, W i ‘Clips sud tuber, wright at of canting suue, will be tui Tru ia, showin L id toyether witu blue prints Upyn applicution to the Commandant of the > dard or to ihe Bureau, Tie bids decided by bot. ej artment res: rves the right vo reject any or alll dad JaM FOR ROADWAY . CAPITOL. Architect's we, U. 3. Capitol, September 23, L6BH, s P.oposals for re-<irfscitae roadway at the Cap grounds and for the pay. uient of Lerrace, will be ceived at this office until DATUKD 4 ¥,October 5) until 12 o'¢ ock Boun. Specifications for tbls’ wu she right to ARK. LAC PAVEM TERRACE, U luay be seen at this ufiice ali bids 1s rewerved. 8. Capitol. LADIES’ GOODS. NEW, G00DS FOR LADIES AND CHILDEEN a% J. Jax ie eee Sart Seman acturcs, Studies, Gow. Faint, Favorn ; dapauese Novus, “itwe WONDER store” ADiLS W.onING THLIn FING Laces Dol tp in First-class French Stse call xt the only feos eu place in the city, Mane. VALMUNT Titnst ww. Fine Lace Curtains ® speck.ity. Feasonsbie RED @ KMAN FAVORS, JAP SOROLLS, PARA -oll g te Napkins. Toys, New Set BUTLONS COVERED OF ALL SIZES. PLal or with etige uf Ivory or iwetal ; con! oun Dat or bali shape, and Upholsterers’ buttons to ord weld i W.S. MILL, 512 11th et, 2. PENS eben FRONTS 11 Always au onder Uy « tuing for Summer. plain i selj-Lin* ° SRALSKIN ese oeew AND AL’ tute Newest Biyles by the as CUNNING! “FURRIERS,” se9-6m D Sth wt. petween N. re Mi. EL. MANDEVILLE, FORMERLY OF NX Manict r 1310 Sth et. n.w.,f York city, Expert ire abd Cluropodist, i Syened Pusdore ac 1352 G et mee Olioe Lore, ®, Team, 2 to ee? ius DEY Cl ae every Velvet and Evening Dresses. ANT si LECH, iurmerly with A. Fiscl ‘iniese, Paris. 2 RGN, Fisch i’s Day ESTED Dye ‘Gente’ RENCH DYEING. SCOURING A B Maseme yet oni hres 1205 re ee en Gen’ work ING EST: Gat. nw. ‘Lacies" kvening ry sg diary Bve, Years, experience rng Adetute.” Goous caiieu tor MTT WOOL GALMENLS MADE UF OR RIPFA Aityed ieee mourning bisc jig SCHER, 4 YOU G at a BOOKS AND STATIONERY QUART AS BELELE abo ASD SCHOOL ‘Wholesale and Ketail, WH, BALLANTIEE & 90%, sc23-3m NOTARIES PUBLIC. Snes Gee ue REBITT HOUSE ‘WASHINGTOX, D. G, UNDERTAKERS._ T., te ads bephaene 200-<. aioe