Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1889, Page 12

FORECAST TILL EIGHT A.M. WEDNESDAY. For the District of Columbia. New Jersey, eastern Penn-ylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Vir- ginta and North Carolina, fair till Thursday; warmer. except stationary temperature in east- eru N Carolina; winds becoming south- westeriy. Notict,—The man that stood pat on two pair Inst night and the four-bob man each took a Couline headache powder this morning. They monkeved with the buzz-saw when four trays were out. Loxpox Coven Syace sold everywhere. Price 10c. Graxp Paesent with can’t be beat baking powder. Curya axp Japa Tra Co, W.S. Fiswen, florist, 1425 Pa. ave. nw. Ligew Dewteirice, for cleaning and pre- serving the teeth and imparting to the breath delightful fragrance. At St Puarmact. Hor Corres! Hot Corres! Coffee Roasted every day. Cura axp Japan Tea Co., 731 7th. Scoar—A, 7i{c. Sugar House, 731 7th, Corrre—Corree—Corree. Hotels and dining rooms at wholesale rates. Casa axp Japas Tea Co., 731 7th st, Artestios, Six Kyicut!—The Buffalo Coal- ine headache powders are for sale by all drug- gista, “Try them on that dull old headache. Oscrora Warten vent formation of uric acid Loox at Tuts.—The Great Atlantic and Pa- cific Tea Co., 501 and 503 7th st., cor. 7th and Enw. Best granulated sugar 8c. Handsome souvenirs given away during Conclave week to ail visitors and customers. ALL Dearens bell Osceola water. Waes You ang Ovt Suorrixe ror THE Bors drop in and take a look through our boys’ and chudren’s department. As large a stock or as fine assortment can be found nowhere. Child's suits from $2 up. Boy Eisemas Buos., Boys’ and children’s department, 2d floor. Osczoua Warza cures malaria, At all dealers, Best rv Town. That hot coffee roasted every day. Cuma asp Japas Tea Co., 731 7th. GRasvLateD, 8c. Sugar House, 731 7th st. Se “Hox” Cican! Havana! Delicious! Fragrant! Ir You Want your icecream delivered on time and in good condition order it of Feaxk Fossec, 1702 Penusylvania avenue. ‘Telephone No. 733-3. Svoas—A, 7}jc. c. Sugar House, 731 7th. Dainxk Osceoia.—Every dealer sells Osceola water. Resinoen’s Ice Cream. 235 G street your carpets and furniture ck and get bis prices. Brrone You bi see W. H. Hoehe A Gaasp Success. Hot coffee every duy. China and Japan Tea Co., 731 7th, Rocurstzex Laxrs, 1206 F st. C. A. Muppntas. Maoniricent. , See them, those presents given with every pound of tea. Cuina aNpJarax Lea Co., 781 7th. Latest Stytes of men’s felt derbys, $1.50 snd pz; extra value. A. I. Lewis, 435 7th st. water. House, 731 7th st. Atlantic and Pa- h st., cor, 7tu aud | ar Sc. Hanusome | 1 away duriug Conclave week to all visitors and customers. Powrartt Sepative—drink Osceola water. Tux Jonystos.—Dry roast Java did it, In- creased the grocer’s cutive trade, Remember Coatixe headache powders are trumps. Fox Unic Acip use Os GraxviateD. Loox at Tuts.—Ibe Gr Cifie ‘Lew Co., tL end 503 Enw. Ove Overcoat Department comprises every styie, desigu and fabric, We Wink to cull your special attenuon to our $10 fall-weight overcoat. Liseaay Duos. Manutactunug Cioter ith and E, s aud Tailors, Spectre for urie acid the Usceola water. early Tux Jouxst0n spring leaf blended te: buds tenderly picked; in de. puchages. Bry Your Coa, Coke aud Wood from Joux- son buoiueus, the leadiwg frm im the Dis- trict, Att ane Ixvitep to inspect their improved methods of doing work. ‘Lhe rush still con- tinmes at the Larike Casper CLeasixo WoRkay t3i-to0 Mass.ave. nw. ‘leiephoue 7si—2 Fou Buiour’s Disnase use Osceola water. Just rae Weatuer For hotcoffee. Curxa anp Japan Tea Co., ‘731 7th, Loox at Tuts.—The Great Atlantic and Pa- | cifie Tea Co., 501 aud Svs 7th st., cor. 7th and | Enw. Eest grapulaied sugar 8c. Handsome | souvenirs given away during Conclave week to ali visitors and customers. =» Loox for white letters on windows, Osceola ‘Water. Tue Most Arrzactive Prace ron Mex is our tailoring department. No one gves out without beimg pleased as to assortment, price sud St See our suit to order, $0. Trousers to order, $5. E:semay Buos., 7th and E. Tailoring department, 2d Boor, Diavetic Scrrexers use Osceola water. CITY AND DISTRICT CONDENSED LOCALS. The veterans of the eighth battalion District volunteers last eveniug presented their secre- tary. Mr. H. Walther, with a gold-headed cane. Kauights who desire to return west via New York can make satisfactory arrangements with the New York and Hudson river road at the oitice, Willard’s hotel. Walter Jobuson, colored, was in the Police Court this morning on the charge of the lar- ceny of a barrel of sweet potatoes from Lewis Myers. Johuson pleaded that he was drunk at the time and the court fined bim #5. Charles Jobuson and Amenda Hawkins are both im charge of the second precinct police preparatory to examination as to their sanity. Suuday was the occasion of @ grand rally at Israel Metropolitan C.M.E. church, where Rev. Dr. ©. H. Phillips is pastor. The cellections for the day amounted to €620, In the Police Court yesterday Mary Murray was charged with keeping « rooster whose crow- ing disturbed Mrs. Mitchell, of 10th bet. E and F streets, but it was shown that several other rooeters were im the neighborhood, and the case was dismissed. James Lindsey, « colored boy 11 or 12 years old, was charged in tho Police Court yesterday with an assault on Bernard Page of about the same age, by cutting bit with a penknife. The court umposed # fine of $10 and suspended sentence, Christiana Sewell, a colcred girl, c! with being an accessory to the death of the in- fant of Sarah Coates on Wednesday last, was taken to the Criminal Court yesterday andcom- maitted to jail A lecture on philanthropy will be givenat the First Baptist church (on 13th street) Wed- Besday evening. _W. P. Montague of Massachusetts on mo- tion of 8. F. Phillips, was admitted to the bar jeetlegpe | = y. and National Bank of le agi ge (consolidated) were ar- ued today in part, s Va.; Thomas Snow and Collins: James E. Ainout of Oriando, Fis, and Carrie 4 Bennets and Kate fy etme i _ SS as “3 Srramers will leave for Mount Vernon every hour. See advertisement,—Adat, TACTICS OF TEMPLARS. MOVEMENTS OF THE DRILL. Graceful Maneuvers Peculiar to the Order, a Formations Elaborated From Regular Army Exercises—Sword Practice Carried to Perfection—The Officers and Their Duties. ———>—_—_ The general public delights in nothing more thoroughly than it does ina parade of a mili- tary or semi-military nature. It may be @ great display of well- equipped troops or it may bea great display of Amazonians in some theatrical spectacle, both are attractive and neither find themselves without a crowd of ad- miring spectators. The arade of the Knights Weneptar during this week will afford the manenver-loving popu- lace a pleasure not often found even in this city of tine parades and much military, If there one thing that Knights Templar can do any better than an- other it is drill, a thou- sand of them move as ope man, and a sober, well-disciplined man at that. Templary is PRESENT. proud of its@rill and each year an increase in skill, even where before there seemed to be absolute per- fection of movement, Very methodical are the ‘Templars in most of their work and they are no less exact when they come down to handling ight of the com- mander, is used at @ re- view to designate the post of the commanding Officer. Markers are posted to show where it will be necessars forthe column to change direc- tion, so that the right fiank will be only six or eight yards from the re- viewing officer. When the number of com- manderies present will mit, as it does dur- g aconclave, divisions are formed and the com- manderies are maneu- REVERSE. vered into line or masses. When there are more than six com- manderies in line the reviewing ofticer does not pass down the line unless mounted or in a car- Triage, but no other officer, except the chief of staff, is permitted to use the conveyance. Each division salutes from in front of its center as the officer passes, after which the command- ‘ies pass fp review in quick time with swords at the “carry.” At an inspection the commanderies “open order” so t the emiment commander may pass between the front and rear ranks. When the inspecting commander is within one pace of a knight the knight brings his sword to “present,” and as the commander is exactly in front of him the knight turns the flat of the blade to the front; when the com- mander has passed he brings thé sword back tocarry. As soon “2h as the commander has completed his inspec- tion the rear rank closes up and the column awaits further orders, Distinetly Templar in their origin are such foot movements as re- snit in the forming of. crosses and trinngles. Asa practical military formation the cross is @ total failure, but the Templars make it one of the most showy of their many graceful ma~ neuvers, There are dif- erent kinds of crosses— the Greek, the passion, the Salem (double or triple passion) and others. The triangle is also a favorite move- 44, LIMBER, ment and spectacularly considered is very ef- their bright swords and to marching all over a parade ground. The foundation of this exactness is in the tactics of the United States arm y, and on this mathemat- ical substructure the Templars have built formations of many and interesting dese rip- tions—ancient in a few instances; modern and novel in others. There are two sets of move- ments in the Templar manual; one for use in the secrecy of the asy- lum, the other to be displayed to the public, Both are impressive when well executed, and they generally are done in such a manner that even the most critical have nothing to say. A rood deal of stress is id by Templar drill- masters on the words CARRY, preliminary to and explanatory of the words of command.” This gives time for prepuration, and is especially necessary when two or moré commanderies are drilling together for the first time. The vocabulary of drill terms is very sim- ilar to that in use by the military of today, varied only when necessary. ‘The “flank” 1s the endof aline or the side of a column; “echeion” refers to Jes or columns formed in rear of and at equal distance, in form of steps; a “platoon” is half a commandery, ex- clusive of the stundard guide; a “wing,” ac. cording to Upton, is the right or left division of an army, and in Knight Templary sig- nifies either half of the line; a “section” im- plies six men in line; a “pivot,” the center knight around whom the wheel is made. The words of com- mand for special evolu- tions include a few not heard among military men. but these are very SUPPORT. few because even the most complicated knightly movements are made up of a combination of simple tactics, One noticeable difference, of course, is found in the tities by which the officers and members; are addressed. ‘Those who have no distinctive | title are always spoken to or of as “sir knights” instead of “privates.” Thus at a con- clave the officer who corresponds to a commander-in-chief or general command- ing is the most eminent grand master of Knights Templar or the graad commander, All the a) remaining officers are i entitled to ptefix “very “f fective, The Thieves at Work. A. E. Connell of Queen’s county, Long Island, reports that his satchel was stolen from the Baltimore and Potomac depot last night. G. E. Wethington, staying at 1325 G street, re- ports the loss of his pocketbook, with a number of checks, passes, &c, e H. 8. Welding, staying at 893 K street, had his pocket picked last evening in a 9th-street car of $65, Sallie E. Latham of 1248 10th street reports a gold breastpin stolen. The house of Frederick Stunle, 631 New Jer- sey avenue, was entered at an curly hour this | morning and a gold watch and chain and 6 in money stolen. as New Sieerino Car Live To Corvus, Onto. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has estab- lished a new Pullman sleeping var line between this city and Columbus, Ohio, leaving Balti- more and Ohio station daily at 9 p.m. and ar- riving in Columbus the next day at 1:15 p.m. * At the Court House Today. The offices at the court house were nominally open today, with the exception of that of the recorder of deeds, which was locked up at noon, but there was little or no business done. No court was in session excepting the General Term, and that for but a short time. tated anid Twenty-Four Trains To BauTimore via Bat- TIMORE AND Oun1o.—Round-trip fare $1.20, ‘Tickets sold for all trains October 7 to 11 in- elusive, valid for return until October 12 in- elusive. The Baltimore and Ohio runs more a and faster trains than any other line.— A —_-_—_ Slight Fires. Yesterday afternoon a building on the Con- duit road, owned by Henry Jobnson and used | by John Johnson as a stable, was burned to the | ground, Damages about $400; insured at €200. Origin unknown, About 9 o'clock last night an explosion of coal oil caused fire in a shed inthe rear of house 441 New Jersey avenue and frame house 24 E street, both of which wers damaged, the Shed to the extent of ¢50 and the house $10. A slight fire took place at the Globe theater last night, caused by the furnace setting fire to the floor. A slight fire took place at the National hotel last night, caused by a defective flue. To Bartimone axp RETURN via Penysyt- vasia Rarnnoap, Oxtx $1.20.—Tickets sold October 7, 8, 9; 10 and 11 valid for return until October 12 only $1.20 for the round trip. * Sreamers will leave for Mount Vernon every hour. See advertisement,—Adol, Assault Cases. Mary ©. Jenkins, colored, was charged in the Police Court today with an assault on James eminent” before their titles. The officers who figure prominently in templar maneuvers are the grand captain gen- eral, grand senior and junior wardens, grand stan bearer, grand warden, grand captain A grand and grand captains gen- eral of every grand com- mandery in the juris- diction of the Grand en- campment. ‘the marching orders resemble those in the regular army. although REST, the knights are taught a great deal more of the technicalities of drill than soldiers, Columns, especially, are moved with great accuracy and dexterity. A favorite form of marching is in column of threes, and from thia formation a line can be made in verv quick time. There are general movements in convection with the latoons which, although on « military base, ave been elaborated to suit the ‘lemplar tac- tics. The change trom a column of threes mto | line is one of the most striking of all the move- ments, Most interesting of all the features of Tem- plery. as it appears to public, is the sword exercise. It closely re- sembles that in use in the army today, and what ever variations there are they have been introduced to aid in making the movement more attractive. In drawing, returning. car- rying. presenting, or- dering, supporting, re- versing and portin swords, an efficient so! dier would meet all the requirements of the most exacting templar commander. In the movement “right shoul- der swords,” the right VERT. hand is pare - a slight departure from mili- swords, sir knights knee! it knee in rear of and in line with his leit This is a very effective movement when ground is not too muddy, Sens 2 Leg ed cording to age of charters, course, being on the right of a line the war- = (wi phe homes ers) are fron the right command- distances, Pa 7 is usual, sth 7 seg ‘© ones, the lines, In Re af reiitiee this march and ‘These ar dons ca Up: sonian A uma of masses, made caader “so formed line Shields with a chair and an axe. It was appar- ent that she was not right in her mind, and she was sent down for examination, John Orth for an assault on Mary Nichols was fined $5, Oxty €1.20 ro Bartiwonr anp Back via SYLVANIA RarLroap.—For convenieuce of visitors who may desire to visit Baltimore dur- ing conclave week tickets will be sold to Baiti- end return for $1.20, Remember the station, 6th and B streets. = —___ Owe Mone Cuance 19 See NraGara Fatrs,— Catering to the desires of its patrons the Penn- syivamia railroad will run one more personally conducted tour to Niagara Falis, Tuesday, October 15, is the date fixed. Rate $10 for round trip. Tickets good to return until Oc- tober 24. Stop-off will be allowed at Wutkins,* Go ro Luray via Baltimore and Ohio Thurs- day, October 10, cure seats in advance wi.hout extra cost at 619 and 1351 Pennsylvania ave. $3.50 round trip, * | —e | | Seoune Seats ix Apvayce for the excursion to Caverns of Luray October 10 via the Balti- more and Ohio at 1351 and 619 Pensylvania | avenue. $3.50 for the round trip. Marvetous Luray personally-conddcted ex- cursion via Baitimore and Ohio, Thursday, Oc- | tober 10, train leaves 8:30 am. Round trips | only 8.50. Secure seats in advance at 619 and ‘and 1351 Pennsylvania avenue without extra charge, = 1 oo | ER SS yy f& ra ¥ 4 be fh Re W ORRE go ae £4 8 | Fu 4658 Br o trey Pe E f 5,3 ww BoP Ft. ABSOLUTELY PURE ‘never varies, A marvel of purity, Li M Merchant coldest f A. P. A ere! it A. P. Howe for $4,000. sub. 8, aq. 43, West Wa James H. Huntoon lot 43. square 503. 25 by 150 feet on 43¢ between N ‘and d Streets southwest, The heirs of the late J. 8. Brown have sold, through their agent, Redford W. Waiker. Capt. Albon H. Nixom for 22.000, lots 4 and in 8. P. Brown's sub of Mt. Pleasant, fronting 200 feet on Park street by a depth of 270 feet, improved by a ten-room cottage. —+__ Ovty 4 Stxote Fare to BaLTm™Mor® axD Rerves via THE Pexnerivaxia RatLRoaD.— The admirable location of the Pennsylvania railroad station, this city, within a stone's throw of Penosylvania avenue, and the three stations of the company in Baltimore render this road the popular route between Washing- ton and Baltimore, See the low rate offered for the round trip.—Adet, a The Y.M.C.A. Meeting. At the thirty-seventh annual meeting of the Young Men’s Christian association the follow- ing officers for the ensuing year were elected: Wm. B. Gurley, president; 8, W. Woodward, first vice president; Charles E. Foster, second vice president; J. C. Pratt, treasurer; T. HL McKee, recording secretary, ‘Two ‘amend- ments to the constitution were adopted, by one of which the following directors were elected: B. ti, Warner, L. Cabell Williamson, H. W. Olmstead, F. W. Vaughn, three years; G. Sam- son, M.D., E. W. W; ‘off, J. Taber Johnson, M.D., G. W. F. Swartzell. two years; RB. Dick- inson Jewett, T. A. Harding. roa Bailey, W. K. Butler, M.D., one year, Eighty new mem- bers were elected and reports of various com- mittees received. —___ Tae Great Froop’s Track caNx BE VIEWED.— The extent of damage done by the recent great flood at Johnstown and the section over which the flood spread can be, viewed b: returning homeward by the Penns}lvania railroad, Don't miss this opportunity. Knights arriving io Washington by other lines can return by this line upon the exchange of their conpons and the payment of a nominal sum. Call at ticket oftices of the company . ——— GhutuntOWN SHovtp BE Storrep.—The assembling of » large crowd of men, women and children around the Police Court van on its arrival every morning at this station should be stopped. The van might be driven into the yard and the gates closed until it is ready to carry off its load of prisoners, AsoturR Prospect AveNvE EvicTIon Tureatexep.—John W. Smith, colored, living on Prospect avenue and 38th street, was noti- fied yesterday uniess he moved wibtin thirty days that his house would be torn down. This is “done to allow the extension of Prospect avenue. CatrLe Marxer.—The following sales of live stock at Drovers’ Rest, U., yesterday are reported: 166 cattle u Best, 38(c. to 4e.; good, 3%. to 3: medium, 8c. to 3i¢c.; common, 2c. to 3c, 1668 sheep and lambs, Lambs, 4c. to 63¢c.; sheep, 2c. to 4c.; calves, 5c. to 6¢c. 10 cows and calves, $25 to $45. Market for cattle good; sheep and lamps fair, Tue Liver And kidneys are organs which it is important should be keptin good condition, and yet they are over- worked and abused by nearly everybody until they become worn-out, clogged up or diseased. Hood's Sar- saparilla cures all difficulties with these organs, rouses them to healthy action and tones the whole di- gestive organism. “Ihave been using Hood's Sarsaparilla for indiges- tion and liver trouble, It has greatly benefited me, and I think it is fully as good a medicine ay claimed.” E.S. CHESEBRO, Chief Engineer Fire Department, Stonington, Coun, N.B.—If you decide to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, do not be induced to buy any other. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA. Sold by all druggists $1; six for $5. Prepared only by C.1, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 2 ry Gag ‘acaq 3 o¢0, 000) bar wees © eee Kee SES eee tains 3 g reremrare Ss o SG wm wants f ae) Onn rer Gy224% © oc 1000) 2225 Fr) 2 0! vzzaz ge 5 yz224 py Buaze IE ens Henan ise Bahia: 5 ooo® wazae nr O09, Bag5 = COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER 7. NOVELTIES AND STAPLES AT THE _ VERY LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, Opening Bargains throughout the store in all De- partments, We will show— Falland Winter MILLINERY of the latest PARIS LONDON, and NEW YORK NOVELTIES. CLOAKS and SUITS of the newest styles and Cloths of two worlds. THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS IN DRESS GOODS All the new things in heavy and Lace Curtains, ‘Table Covers and everything for home decorations, NEW ART GOODS. FALL AND WINTEB HOSIERY AND GLOVES, Dress Trimmings of all descriptions, New Handkerchiers, ‘Real Shell, Sterling Silver and 14-karat Gold Jewelry in all the new fads, New Watches, Imitation Jewelry of al) kinds, Novelties in Pocket Books and Chatelaine Bags. NEW LaCEs, LADIES’ NEW NECKWEAR. Fall and Winter's styles of Men's Furnishings. ke, Be., Be., ke. All Goods marked snd sold atthe VERY LOWEST PRICES. OURS 18 THE ONLY STORE ON 7TH ST. CLOS- ING AT 6 O'CLOCK. : SS BAU POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETR me ae at ; FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, 1889, ‘Yea, our Mr. Youngs returned from New York this morning and the result is that msuy nice new goods 2re on, the way sud will begin to arrive Saturday and ¥ The shipments will include things, New Crop Layer HY i THE FVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8. \1889—TWELVE PAGES, CITY ITEMS. Light C, 7c. Sugar House, 731 7th. Knights and Visitors. We welcome you heartily to the city of Wach- ington. When at leisure cal) and see us. We will take t pleasure in showing you through oar establishment and introducing you to some of our American, Chinese. Japanese, Arabian and South American Sane You will not on!y find our places in Wa: ‘ton. but in every city in the United States. We are determined to carry on the — cause and open stores in every village and bamiet in the country, so as to place our pure goods within the reach of ali —rich and poor. Our aim is to get the people educated to using only pure goods, especially for articles of food, and if we succeed in part we think we have accompli-hed something ‘in this age of adulteration. Remember the best is the cheapest. Pause and think ‘and you will come to the conclusion that Tue Gagat ArLaxtic ax Pactric Tea Co., with 200 branch stores in the United States and as many 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 imitated "¥ maller concerns, but one trial of our gouds will convince you that we are the Leaders and Pioneers. Remember our Washington stores: 801 and 503 7th st., 1620 lath st. n.w., 3104 M street, One Price to All. Grand illumination, 7+h and E conclave week, 0c5-3t 1° n.w., during Newroy H. Bowman, Washington Manager. Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa Does not distress and adas flesh and weight. 2 Look At This.—The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., 501 and 503 7th st.. cor. 7th and E nw, Granulated Sngar 8e., Standard A 73;e., Extra C 7c., Powdered te.. Block 9c. Handsome Souvenirs given away during Conclave week to all visitors and customers. ocd-7t Light C, 7c, Sugar House, 731 7th, 1t* Sugar. Sugar. Great StavcHTer 5 Honsekeepers, Attention! Now is the time to buy for preserving, &c. Look to your interest and beware of Mush- room Concerns aud Imitators, We are the ioueers in the business and the only importers jealing direct with the cousumer, You can save trom 20 to 20 per cent by buy- ing your Teas, Coffees. Sugars, Baking Powder, Condensed Milk, &c., from The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., 501 and 603 7th street, 1620 14th street n.w., 8104 M street, Georgetown, D.C, 225 stores in the United States, Pure Sugar at cost, Granulated, Sc. Standard A. 7340, White Extra C, 730. Extra C, Te. Block Sugar, 90, Powdered, Sugar. Buy your Sugars, Teas and Coffees direct from us, We give Checks with every 25c. worth of Tea, Coffee and Baking Powder and Milk, Now is the time to buy, We particularly recommend our Java and Mocha Coffee at 30c. per pound; also our Fine Teas at 40c,, 50c., GUc., 80c. and $1 per pound. Our Coffee at 25¢e. per pound will make a delightful drink. Splendid Mixed Tea at 50c. x pound, Our own brand of Thea-Nectar ‘ea at 60c, per pound will equal any $1 per pound Tea to be had elsewhere, 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 and be convinced, 0c5-3t Newton H. Lowman, Manager, The Best Remedy for the throatand lungs is the famous old Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup. 2 Look At Thi: —The Great Atluntic and Pacitic Tea Co.. 501 and 503 7th st., cor. 7th and En.w. Granulated Sugar 3c., Standard A 7}4c., Extra C 7c., Powdered 9c., Block 9c, Handsome Souvenirs given away during Conclave week to all visitors aud customers, oc5-76 S. J. Haislett, 93) Peana, ave n.w. (Upstairs. ) Flags and Decorations, Is agent for F. Aldridge, Brooklyn, N.Y., and | solicits Orders for Decorating on the occasion of the coming K.T. conclave, Is prepared to Decorate Buildings, interior or exterior, ina handsome and artistic styie and on short notice bottom rates, Give your orders at once and avoid the rush. se2l-lat Granulated, 8c. Sugar House, 731 7th, ite The Great Attraction during the Con- clave week will be the Beautiful lJumipation of the Great Atiantic and Pacific Tea Compa- ny’s Stores, O01 aud 503 7th street, corner ith and E northwest. A Beautiful Souvenir given | to visitors and customers. oc5-6t Se. “Hoy” Cigar! All Havana and Sumatra! Atlantic and Pacitic Tea Co., 501 and 503 7th st.. cor. 7th and Eu.w. Granulated Sugar dc., Standard A 73gc., Extra C 7c., Powdered 9¢., Block 9c. Handsome Souvenirs given away during Conclave week to all visitors and customers, oc5-7t Don’t Fail to see the Palace Tea Store of | the National Capital—The Great Atlantic and Pacific ‘Lea Company, 501 and 603 7th st.. cor, 7th and E northwest. oc5-6t 5c. “‘Hoy”? Cigar! Sales 1,000,000 a month! 2 Besnerra Sences Aud RENIMETTA CASUMERES, in all colors, nearly Oke yard aid a Lalt wide, all pure tine Freuch Wool, CASH salue 75e, drive reduced to ove. LUTH PLAID, ue yard anda bolf Wide ul pulse woul, CAsH value, 7oc. “Price reduced to. Sue, HLAVY GROS GRAIN BLACK SILKS, SPECIAL CAD burgaine 75e.,5i3ec, G1, 21.25. 81-30, Heavy b.. ‘ FRUIT OF THE LOWAL 1K. woubie Width, all ‘k uuciuded, CASH ‘iimense size, CASH £5, ANDSUME BLACK LaOCADE SILKS, 81.25, CAdMaioKe FLALUS aad CASH MGKe OLMLP 8, fo Komun styles, elecuut Diess Gouda, extra wide | double width, pure wou, special CASH varwaill, BBC. VALUABLE PKESEN'T for Cusn Customers. Select oue uf tre tuowing preseuts with a purchase ot8d: Apairct carwe-size Dawusk Towels, wort 43 Cle. 6 Ba-uezen b1ue Daiwosk Napsius, Words 436.5 @ Fair of DUK Linbrudercu Corsets. 0c, CABLELS Cast dvwre, 71) MARKET SPACK. NO CREDIT, bul tue very jowest prices for cash. DOUBie Withik »OOL BLANBEL8, $1.50, Dbovs: tik MLW a ARE LS, extra Leavy, largesize. 84, & = 84,00, AND,SUME HoAitbs CUMFORTS, large eleaut styten, & TS for Cash Custorsers. Pelecroue of the ioljowiuuc yreseuts with a pirchase 2810 oF aor: A Ligonico Halunciue Bri @ Down Fine Duiusek Napiona, of Laige-suce bine Dawase ‘owes, woreh @1.oy. oe 'T. B, Towser & Sox DRY GOODS DEALERS, 1316 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. New York Mills Bleached Sheeting, 234 yda. wide, 250, Bleached Sheeting, 2h¢ yards Uc. Unbleached sheeting, Yi yards wile, 180, -K tists. ti eal sauder, The, Rea Twilled Flannel, medicated, 250, White aud rey Likets, 75¢. per pair, Ai-woul Blaukets, ¢4. Ernit-ot-tie-Loout hed Cotton, -Wool Flanuel Suiting, 2S inches wi Peaunznl sue of Dees Gouds, it wauise) Busting 36 inches 2 C1 tagle Linen, 320. Ladies’ Jerseys vue, Gola‘ Head ‘Glona Umbrelias, @1, ree a@sortent of Bed Comforts, ‘Dowels, Napkius, Tabie Clouua, &c. iy13-3m Waar Ove Cosrowens Sax. BYLAND, CULPEPER COUNIY, VA, MBER 28, 1689, SEPTE! GOODYEAR RUBBEK COMPANY, 309 91H ST. N.W., WASHINGTON, D.C, MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manawer, Dear Sm; bought several pairs of ‘oes ‘ot yuu gui busts wad for tunuug wuer ou ‘Rost ds ours, AMUSEMENTS. ees Moest VERNON, ‘TOMB OF WASHINGTON. Under the suspices of the Ladies’ Mount Vernon Assocation. Corcoran, Capt L. L, Blake, for Mount Vernon. Four bosts will leave mornings and afternoons on WEDNESDA\, Uctober 9, THURSDAY, dctober 10, MIDAY, October 1, AL UK DAY, October 12, For Mount Vernon, Tomb of Washington, MORNING BOATS Two boats will leave each morning st @ and 10 O'clock. AFTERNOON BOATS. Boats will leave euch afternovn at 1, 2, 3. and 3:30 ol No other boats will be allowed to land at Mount Ver- Bou. Fare for the round trip, Que Dollar, including ad- muimion to the wausiou aad grvauda ood Ss PECIAL TRAINS The Steamer W. BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE via PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD DURING K T. ENCAMPMENT. In addition to the REGULAR TRAINS specials will leave Baltimore and Potomse Station, 6th and streets, as follows: OCTOBER 7 AND 9, At 12 o'clock midnight, for Pennsylvania Avenue, Unicon and Calvert stations, Baltimore. Ou these daves | ‘speciais will leave Baltumore,alvert Station, 9:10; Union, 0:15, aud Pennsylvania Avenue, 9:20 a.m. for Washington. ON OCTOBER 8, Lesve Baltimore snd Potomac Station for Baltimore 3:15, 10:30 p.m. and lz o'clock niht, Ou this vay dais will leave Bultmore, Calvert, 7:40, 8:00 and 30 am. ; Union, 7:45, 6:05eud 5:35am, and Peun- Sylvania Avenue, 7:50, 8:10 aud 5:40 a.m. for Wash- ington, EXCURSION TICKETS Will be sold to Baitimore October 7, 8, 9,10 and 11, valid for return wulil Uctober 12, af $1.20 FOR THE ROUND TRIP. J. R woop, General Pusseuger Agent, CHAS. E PUGH, 007-3 Geueral Manager, < ERNAN'S NEW WASHINGTON THEATER EJevep th st, south uf Penus) vans avenue, ‘The Palace Vaudeville Theater of America, TONY PASTOR, With bis GRAND NEW COMPANIES. Oc7 = Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, A UPAtGH's GiaNd Ores HOUSE. Every Evening—Matinees, Wednesday and Saturday. ‘The distinxuished Comedian, Mr. SOL SMITH RUSSELL, im Edward E. Kidder's Comeay Drama, A POOR RELATION, Produced with the same Entire Original Scenery, Cast Sud Stage Settings as used by Mr. Russell dur- ing bis receut successiui ran at Daly's ibeater, New dork, THE COMEDY EVENT OF THE SEASON, Next week—Eugene Tompkins’ great production, ocT MANKIND, ABB Bo THEA Ti R Week of October 7, Matinees Tuesday, ihursuay and Saturday. GHANDLSI LVENY OF THE SEASON, 3. M. HILLS Union Square Theater Company, “A PUSSIBLE CASt,” By Syduey hoveufeld, 0c7-6t Next week—Miss HeLEN BARRY. SEW NATIO.AL THEATER, IN Evecy dveniue- Weaucoday and Saturday Matiness, TONIGHS—LONIGHT. PRIMROSE AMERICA'S AND WEsT'S GREATEST NEW GREAT MINSTEEL COMPANY, ORGANIZATION. GRAND ORYSTAL FIRST PART. UNEQUALED VOCAL ELEMENT. Next Week—The Original Stock Company from the Lyceum Theater, New York, ia “SWEET LAVEN- DEK.” oc7-6t_ (CAPeTOL PARE E DAY, OCTOBER 16, 4:15 P.M. Wi 0 Yards’ i 101 eh pam King aid Water . Wildatns contestants, t yrer otuuds reserved for ladies, Adiuis-sion, 25 cente. Us Bul Ln. (ub¥. ACKLAND LORD VON BOYLE) ‘Will mt-oduce las Celebrated Mhustrated by Origiustard solecicd Recitala,at the justrated by Origins! a..d selected Rect E-p-iKebt BArilsi CHURCH, Near Oth st n.w,, FRIDAY, OC UE 11, 155), at 8 o'clock. OUME, “LAUGH, AND GaOW FAT.” Admission (at the Suimersiticn Ticke Lee pinemenimne “3 OF HUMOR, THE LAUGHABLE IN Lie AND LITERATURE, iy MER OF CHICAGO, 3, O. TOBEK Y, 8 U'CLUCK P.M, ‘CHURCH, Lith si.bet.G and B ow, Lickets, 50 cepts, JUHS bebo Hull Parties desiring to visit the Hotel at Cabin John Bridge, #6 tue Canal road is closed, can take cut rowd, Het roud to the leit ou 3Stu st. abuve Gvonetowy couvent, wh ch leads to the Couduit road, tuzect 10 the betel, Where everytuinc whl be fouud Lirst-clus and wecOmmodstious Unsurpassed for De dubuer parties, ‘Levephouic communication to the city.. ‘The largest stove Arch in the worid, Mrs. J. BOBINGEL & SUNS, Telephone No. 6.0. oh. Tt? ROE. VALU Wells DAN ING AUAUL ma, UUK ‘aud Sth sts. n.w.—C seus every I day wnd Fridey from 6 to 11 ju. S) ecial Fates to Clubs, privute pares, &e. For farther particulars addrews J.B CALDWELL 1140 st. uw. sed-vOt™ Dn. G. WEDNESDA FIKST BaPi ls: ve a JOCKEY CLUB EACES, FaLL MEETING, _— MONDAY, October 7, WEDNESDAY, October 9, THURSDAY, October 10. FRIDAY, October 11, SATURDAY, October 12, FIVE RACES EACH DAY, Including s Steeplechase, Music by the National Guard Band, A. W. Schroeder, Conductor, FIRST RACE AT 2 P.M, EACH Da¥. Special trains for the Track will leave the Baltimore and Ubio Kailrosd Station st 12:10, 1:00, 1:20, 1-40, 2:10eud 3:45 p.m. Keturn trams will be waiting ‘Dpou the termination of each day's races, BOUND-TRIP TICKETS, 15 CENTS. As beretofore, perfect order wili be matntsined, and disreputable persous Wil Bot be adinitted to the stand or grounds. ‘Members’ Bedges can now be obtained from the Act- ing Secretary, Koum 1, Vernon Bow, corner Vania avenue and 10th st, + 506. C. MoKIBBIN, President BR W. DUTTON, Acting Secretary, eoS0-11t ASHINGION SCHU) 1ZEN VERMIN. 25TH GRAND ANNUAL SCHUSTZEN anD YOLKSFEsT. AT THE PARK ON 7TH STREET ROAD, ON WEDNESDAY and THU: SDAY, OCTOBER @and 20, Ise, Grand Rartecue on Thursday, October 10, by the Kntebts Teupiar of the District of Coimmbia and the Warhiueieu schuetaen Vercim. im bouor ot the i wenty> fourth Treuuial Conciave ot the Grund hneamymens of the United steta THE EXLOUTIVE COMMITTER soteeh On, ABLING Ty x ‘lntly from Hotel Webster, 813 13 ~ great ‘, jes Pane: uwere cau trip. cluding’ deive throught grouman Toe tad To He CYCLERIES 1406 N.Y. AVE. WiLL GUAR Toot to lide the Pyecko mafety Fy i cia! botire or Lah eu Wiselatn eer vs ag Lions ADEN. MF ST. $S Todays. 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