Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1889, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31. 188 LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A.M. FRIDAY, For the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia, light rain, warmer; southeasterly winds, Wer Wit Seu on Friday next, November 1, the contents of a purchase of 242 dozen ladies’ pure linen bem- stitched band-embroidered handkerchiefs, both colored and white, at 17c. each, the great- est bargain of the season. Handkerchief de- partment, center aisle. Laxspunou & Bro. Mastets at Cost. Garrexc’s, $15 7th nw. For Tomornow Oxty.—24e. buys a of 29. fast color black hose at Noot’s, ith street northwest, We ane Prerarep to execute promptly all orders for furnace and range repairs, 8S. S. Suxzpp & Buo., 402 9th at nw. CLarLrx, scientific optician, 1205 F street. ri her ch i rod That yy be ives 0] choicest ucts youmay Senfortihie Our arebian camel's hair under- wear, from 4Sc. up, makes an ideal undergar- ment. Franc, One-Price, cor 7th and D, Hema Antirictat Eves, HzmPen’s, cor. ag. We Have Orewep Tovar # fine line of astra- chan capes, elegantly made and finely finished, for $6.9 each. Eavum’s, Popular Shopping Place, 7th, 8th and D sts, Berong You Bry your ts and furniture see W. H. Hoeke’s stock and get his prices, Owe to the inclement weather, the sale ad- vertised for today (in yesterday’s Stan and Tur Fars, 812 7th st. n.w. Se Ne .. Gas Fraorcnes axp Laups.—The most com- plete stock in the city. 8. 8. Sazpp & Bro., 432 9th st nw. Haxperrcuirrs from 5c. to $5; excellent values. A. R. Devano, 1205 F street, Tarne’s Notuixe More Beavtirct For dress than a cape overcoat. See those we sell at $15. Ewemax Bros., 7th and E, Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors. W. S. Fisuzn, florist, 1425 Pa. ave. n.w. Ir You Waxt your icecream delivered on time and in good condition order it of Prank Fi 1702 Pennsylvania avenue, Telephone No. 738-3. Latest Srruzs of men's felt derbys, $1.50 and €2; extra value. A. T. Lewis, 435 7th st. Antistic Errects in fine and low-price grades of wall paper. A choice line of artist proof etchings, engravings, water colors, paintin art studies. &c. Picture frames made to or from a k variety of moldings, includin the late es'gns in gold leaf, white and gol ivory, silver. hard woods, &c, Bourrua J. Laws, 1427 Pa, ave. n.w. 5c “Hoy” C1can! Havana! Delicious! Fragrant! W. B. Moses & 8 are now carryii ing a large and varied assortment of artistic wall papers and picture moldings. ‘They guarantee their work to give satisfac- tion in every particular. ‘Their two freseo decorators and designers are classed among the first in the country. W. B. Moses & Sons, Fand Lith streets northwest. Furniture, carpets, upholstery goods, papers and fresco decorations, Steasrp Orsters at Martin Becxen’s, cor. 4th and E sts. n. ERE 1s No Reason Why every see th 20 shapes and desigus and warranted perfect fit- ting. E E1setas Bros., 7th and E, Menafacturing Clothiers and Tailors, Vistt the Empire Carpet Cleaning Works, 631-625 Mass. ave. n.w. Telephone 787-2, 2 Coat. Coke and Wood from Jomx- zus, the leading firm in the Dis- trict. Rocurster Lamps, Gas fixtures. Just Reerrvep choice styles in mourning caps. A. R. Detano, 1205 F street, Scuvuzz Gas Frxtens. Art Metal Co., Sun building, F st. n.w. Fine Oil Lamps, Sex Taat You Are Ricut Before purchasing an overcoat. It’s something you don’t buy every day, consequently you want to get the best value for your money. See the styles we are offering ut $15. E:semas Bros., 7th and E, Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors. Cuas, A. Muppmax, 1206 F at. AMUSEM Avpavon’s.—Rhea in “Josephine.” Natiowat.—‘-Held by the Enemy.” Kensax’s.— William Muldoon. Guope.—Variety. ee clry AND DISTRICT CONDENSED LOCALS. A colored girl residing at No. 110 L street northwest fell from acabat 19th street and Pennsylvania avenue lat evening and was budly injured about the bead. Henrietta Stewart, a colored woman, forty- eight years old, dropped dead at her home, No. 16 Pierce street, last night. The Kansas Republican Association. The Kansas republican assuciation effected a permanent organization last night. Forty names were registered and the following per- manent officers were chosen: President. Judge George Chandler; first vice president, Hon. J. H. Franklin: ond vice president, G. W. Carr; secretary, A. M. McLacklin; correspond- ing secretary, W. RB. Dunn; treasurer, A. A. Thomas, amines Sunday School Anniversary Celebration. The Concordia German Sunday school held amecting lust night at the parsonage, corner of 20th and G streets, to make arrangements for the celebration of the twentieth anniversary of the school, which will occur on Sunday, November 10, which is also an anniversary of the birth of Martin Luther. The exercises on the 10th will consist in the morning of a chil- dren's service and in the evening of # jubilee service. A banquet will also be given on Mon- day, November 11, the arrangement for which will be made ata meeting next Monday even- ing. On Sunday evening » memorial medal designed by J. F. Lutz will be distributed. The members of the church will celebrate the festival of the reformation at the church to- morrow evening. Rev. D. Spaeth. D.D., pro- fessor of the Lutheran theological seminary of Philadelphia, wiil deliver the address, Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Eugene Carusi et al. to F. P. B. Read, sub 283, ¥.’s sub, Mt. Pleasant; @—. James A. Culli- nane to John Kenna, pt. 3. sq. 498; $1,350. T. J. Stanton to I, N. Jackson, subs 44 and 45, sq. 625; @—. E. L. Schneider to M. P. Sullivan, lot 28, bik. 5, T. & B.'s sub. Mt. Pleasant; @—. Chas. H. Mosher to CO. H. Betts, pt. 8, sq. 1058; 81,300. meena Hay Rates to tHe Catnoric Cononess aT Batriworg via Pxxysytvaxta Rattaoap.—The Catholic congress, to be beld in Baltimore No- vember 1€ to 13, promises to bi together a very large assemblage of the clergy, the laity and the church organizations from entire Union. ‘The extent of the meeting has far outgr; the original indications, and in view of the Pennsylvania railroad com has = to sell excursion tickets to ‘ofl visitors to Baltimore on this occasion at a fare ic November 7 to 12, good to return until including November i6. ~ A Lot ox Warryex Avexuz at the corner of the proposed extension of 12th street will be sold tomorrow to the highest bidder o'clock p.m. See advertisement, price INFECTIOUS DISEASES. The Medical Society Proposing Legisla- tion to Prevent Their Spread. The members of the Medical society of the District of Columbia last evening discussed the subject of proper legislation to prevent the ani! spread of infectious diseases. The discussion arose on the report, of which a synopsis has been published in Taz Stan, made by a com- mittee composed of Drs. J. B. Hamilton, Thos. E. McArdle and C. W. Franzoni, to whom ata previous meeting had been referred the ques- tion of a law for compulsory notice, isolation and disinfecting in cases of scarlet fever and diphtheria. A draft of a bill was submitted by Dr. 8. C. Busey, which requires the District Commissioners to annually appoint three resident practitioners of medicine, who, with the health officer and attorney for the District, shall constitute a co to be known as “the infectious and contagious dis- eases commission.” This commission is to make and issue such regulations as may be necessary to prevent the spread and icssen the mortality of the diseases known as smallpox. measles, diphtheria, scarletina and scarlet fever in the ict. Prompt notice is to be given to the health officer of the occurrence of & case of any of these diseases, the building in eee is to be wae an and the at and others, e: to the disease, iso- Eitea. In case of fullore ive notice the party found guilty may be fined or imprisoned. Practitioners of medicine are required to (ahem tly report such cases on coming to their nowledge, and they can be punished for fail- ure to do so. Any person proved guilty of mak- ing a false report or certificate shall be fined not less than $10 nor more than $100, and in default of payment to be committed to jail from ten to ninety days, The provisions of the act ‘are to apply to all water craft on the Potomac within the jurisdiction of the Districtand every place of shelter on land within the District. All expenses are to be provided for out of the ee contingent fund of the health office; members of the commission are each to be allowed $10 per session, but there must not be over five meetings in a year. The discussion was quite general and a number of amendments were offered which were ordered to be printed for consideration at the next meeting. eee The Wrestlers at Kernan’s. Muldoon had to work twelve and a half min- utes before he could down Greek George in the wrestling match at Kernan’s last night. George is willing to meet Muldoon again pro- viding time is given him for preparation. To- night Bebastias Miller and ‘Karbeck, the pion Cornish wrestler, will have a bout, Amusements Next Week. ALBavGH’s.—The Carleton opera company will open on Monday at Albaugh’s for a week of light opera, the first Washington has had this season. Mr. W. T. Carleton and his well bal- anced company are well known to Washington theater goers, and it is only necessary to sa: that “The Brigands” is written in Offenbach's most sparkling style, and is said by the critics not to containasingle dull line. Miss Alice Cai will sustain the leading part. Miss | Carle's strong mezzo-soprano voice and at-| tractive face have delighted so many local audiences that her reappearance here will be greeted with pleasure by every one. Hagnts’ Brjov.—‘Zo-Zo,” one of the at | spectacular dramas of the day, will be produced | with every accessory of scenery and detail at | the Bijou next week. Keanan’s.—The acrobatic marvels known as the Nelson family will appear at Kernan’s next week, backed by a company containing any number of well-known American and European stars. The advance sale began this morning. Giose.—The Globe will continue its attrac- tive line of variety and specialty performances, aso tc The New Pastor Arrives. Rev. Frank Sewall, the new pastor of the Society of the New Jerusalem (Swedenborgian), arrived in the city today and will assume at once the pastoral duties. Mr. Sewall was for | many years president of Urbana university and | is author of many devotional works, children’s books and philosophical essays, He bus just returned with his family from a sojourn of sev- eral years in Europe, devoted to the study of | the arts and literature. While abroad his two) latest works, “New Metaphysics, or the Law of | End. Cause and Effect” and an essay on Ruskin entitled ‘The Ethics of Service,” were written, percepts THE COURTS. Crecuit Count—Judge Montgomery. Yesterday—King agt. Carter; suit dismissed by plaintiff. Jennings agt, Webb; submitted | to court, Propate Court—Judge Coz. Yesterday—Estate of Amelia M. Green; final account of executor returned, Estate of Thos. H. Gore; will proven by one witness. In re| orphans of Henry and Elizabeth Eichholz; or- der appointing Henry Beh guardian; bond, $4,000. eee A Senatorial Poker Game. From the Sen Francisco Examiner. Years ago Senators Jones, Vest, Stewart and Cameron were playing a game of poker one evening, and although the stakes were not high the company was good and it ran until long after midnight. A few days afterward Vest remarked to Jones: “I say, Jones, wasn't that a nice game the other evening? ‘Everything went along so well and no one at the game had to watch the other three. I like a gentleman’s game like that, where you don’t have to cut the cards fora square deal.” Jones, who isan incorrigible wag. suddenly conceived the idea of having some fun with Vest, so he manufactured astory to fit the oc- casion, “I'm glad you think so,” he said, “but Bill Stewart doesn’t have that idea of it.” “What!” said Vest quite seriously, “do you mean to tell me that Stewart thinks there was cheating in that game ?” “That's the idea he conveyed to his wife when he reached home, She spoke to me about it yesterday.” “I'm really sorry to hear that,” said Vest “I feel hurt to hear he felt that he hadn't lost his money on the square.” “I feel the same way,” replied Jones. “I felt es if a thunderclap had struck me.” mo did he really say about it?” asked rest. “Well, he came home about 3 o'clock and his wife noticed that his beard was all covered with tobacco juice—a very unusual thing for him and she took him to task for it, He said he had been in a senatorial poker game. “*Where there no cuspidors in room?” ‘es, plenty of ‘em.’ ‘Couldn't you turn from the cards long —— to use them?” “ ‘No, my dear, not in Pesce snot Tne London Times say: it the fruits of the maratime conferencc, now in session at Wash- ington, will be seen when the next conference assembles at The Hague. OY AL aweek ago. is getting along . BR. A. Pyles and his killed twenty rabbits and several birds on the latter's farm 5 Norgs.—A minstrel show and ball by Wash- ington artists was given at Oxen Hill last night, nt from here bed Nye Wor- — scholars of the public school spent y afternoon in the woods we y their teacher, Miss McCor- mic! on To Take Part in the Catholic Parade. A meeting of the delegates of the Catholic societies was held last evening and the arrange- mente were perfected for taking part in the torch-light parade at the Catholic centennial in Baltimore on the 12th of November. The Emmet Guard will appear asa flambeau club and the delegates from this city will number abont 1,000. Tse Liven And kidneys are organs which it is important should be keptin good condition, and yet they are not be induced to buy any other. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA. Sold by all druggists, $1; six for $5. only by C. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 2 Sits, Vexvers, P; LUSHES, AND BEAUTIFUL NEW STYLE DRESS GOODS. SIDE BAND CLO1LH SUITING, wide double width, ure wool. Special Cash Bargai PIBLACK SILKS. Special in, Special SEAS Rie nrees, th, pure wool, Ste. UBLE WiITE WOOL BLANKETS, 91.50. a, double HANDSOME ©: MiSirecial Gah Maiyuitte "ie" BILE UGEUSHES, new s ne states 500, 750. ~ KOYAL FRENCH SERGE, pure woo! width, all ee 37! ; real bys 50. Gash, icra, 711 MARKET SPACE. NO CREDIT, but the very lowest prices for cash. HENRIETTA CASHMEKES and HENRIETTA SERGES, nearly one yard and a half wide. ull fine French wool, 1 colors, . Wonderful CASH bd wcaah Barvalua ia BLACK SILKS, 81, $1.25, 81.50. Cas iD ¥ + +25 5 FRUIT OF THE LOOM Cu110N, yara wide, HEAVY BED COMFOKTS, 75c,, 87c.. 91, EXCELLENT QUALITY CLOTH PLAIDS, one and a huis w: Cabis uanpain, Bue ide, pul HANDSOME ze. $2. EXIKA TaMENSE SIZE WHITE woth BRNete Set nye era, NK tT, e Y Bu. INFANT'S BLANKETS. VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customers. elect one of the Stee presents with # purchase of85: 4 ‘of -eize awk ‘Le cts. a dozen Fine Dawaak Naj s — = Lege gerne Corsets, oe lectone the: jowine presents apurchase of 810 or more: A Laixe- ‘Bridal Quilt, worth $1.50; a Dozen Fine Damask Napkins, worth $1.50, or two Pairs of Large-size Fine Dumnak ‘howess, worth €1.0u. CZ Croax Asp Scr Deranruenta. TAYLOR'S, 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF a A K UK £ TITT SSg 3 kk FS Ex EEE TY s a3 fA be BE OE vs A & CoO Kk. dee 7 . www Bl Sg wwww fh wy BPR g WWWW RRR AA PrP 4sg, wre Rg z AAA Pe - w oR aa P Sus8 5 ey uu fy ° ou nH: ¢ uv in ft S58 “uo nF Ses 7 J EPE RRR 88s FER Y Y¥ 988, J EF RR E a A ¢ s J EP kee ssp Ee yy “ss, Jij ERR R R “sa’ eee yY ‘us* 7 WRAPPERS AND CHILDREN'S COATS, LADIES’, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S GLOVES, | HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, CORSETS, HANKER- CHIEFS, &c., &o, WM. H. McKNEW, Guccessor to R. H. Taylor), 933 Penn. ave, B. Rosrssox & 0. Sax It goes without saying that in the salient points of elogance of fabric, high order of work and Dest results as regard tone, style and fit our Boys’ Suits and Overcoats have no peers in these parts. When these points are supple- mented by the low prices which prevail in our house mothers can readily understand why it is to their interest that we should clothe their Doya, B. ROBINSON & CO. dG to the foregoing facts the not less impor- tant one of our sslesmen being experienced clothing men, able and anxious to aid you in making your selections, as well as to answer all Proper questions intelligently and courteously, ‘who will wait on you with politeness and atten- tion, whether you wish to buy or merely look through. B. ROBINSON & OO. All the odd conceits and cunning styles this season has developed—for the very amall boys— find s respectable representation in our stock. ‘The Strong, Serviceable and Stylish School Suits for which our house is noted—as well as the higher grades intended for strictly dress Durposes—are here in abundant variety. Our showing of Overcosts surpasses in quantity, variety of kinds and styles and in solid sterling ‘Values the best we've ever made before, B. ROBINSON & CO. ‘THE LILLIPUTIAN OUTFITTERS, In Maresilies Spreads we bave guod values at 61.88, $2, $2.25 up to 04, Lack CUBIAINS, ‘We have just received i Sy eS antique nbapae, ee decorated, at $5.50; a beautiful assortment of $10.00 French China Tea Sets for tomorrow at $6.99. The we offer tomorrow is our 10c. French 59; th Slop Jar, $5.59; 15c. Decorated Oat Meal Bowls, 10c.; @1.00 White Stone China Slop Jars, 89.; $2.75 Library Lamps, solid brass, with deco- rated shades, at $1.98; a handsome French China Square idor, 49c.; the same in col- ored ground,59.; ’ Triple Plated Knives, $1.79; Al Table Spoons, $1.98; Al Table Forks, $1.98; Al Tea 8; 99e. half doz. ; $3.00 Nov- elty Clothes Wiese at $2.24; 60c. Galvanized Slop Pails at 40c., at H. Hottanpen’s, Agt., 408 ‘7th street, 1* ———_-____ Shes to Yonr ve ned Bring us your monthly orders for ily suy ples” Our store is fally stocked in « We will sell you the at lowest ible prices, Bugars 417 7th st. a.w. Our $1 Chevrette Kid Glove is made of finest French skin, has two patent lock catches and runs in all the latest colorsand styles, Franc, One-Price,cor.7th and D. 1¢ ‘The November com gree at the Capitol Emporium.—New Bed Comforts just re- ceived, ranging from 68c. up. Gray and White Blankets from 98. per Ladies’ and Men's Underwear: Heavy White Merino, 39c.; good value for 50c. Camels’ Hair, 75c.; sold every- where for $1.25. Children’s Vests and Pants, 8c., rising 8c, per size, Men's Seamless Hose, Heavy Blue and Gray mixed, 8 pair for 25¢.; regular price, 12}¢c. Our Dress Goods are too numerous to mention. We have the latest styles and shades, Another case of remnants of yard-wide Henrietta Cloth, 10c. per yard. Muslins, Sheetings, Shirtings, Canton Flan- nels from 5c. up. Our line of Ready-made Dresses, Underwear, Shirt Waists, Aprons, &c., are 560 percent cheaper than can bought elsewhere. Try and do try the Capitol Empo- rium, 639 Pennsylvania ave. s,e., Capitol Hill, 1t Visit Our Tea and Coffee Department. Mandaling Java Coffee, 35c.; Gov't Java Coffee, 83c.; Java and Mocha Coffee, 30c, Sugars at lowest prices, M. & P. Metzozr, 1t* ‘The Live Grocerymen, 417 7th st. n.w. Gloria Umbrellas, $1.00, Hotraxpzn Bros., 1217 Pennsylvania avenue. oc31-2t* Stop that Cough! Take Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup and be cure Price 25 cents, 4 For Medical or social purposes a four-year-old Pure Rye Whisky direct U.S. bonded warehouse at $3 per gallon. M. & P. Merzazn, The Live Grocerymen. 1% 417 7th st. n.w, Scotch Underwear, extra heavy, $6 per suit, at Hottanpzr Bros’., 1/17 Pa. uve.n.w. oc31-2t* Deserving of Confidence.—There is no arti- cle which so richly deserves the entire confi- dence of the community as Brown's Bronchial Troches, Those suffering from Asthmatic and Bronchial Diseases, Coughs and Colds should try them, Price, 25 cents. 0c29-eo&k3t Try a Pound of our Sunrise Chop Tea at 50c.; the best 50c. Tea in America. * M. & P, Merzazz, The Live Grocerymen, 1t* 417 7th st. n.w. Bar Tender Coats. Hottanprr Bros., 1217 Pennsylvania avenue. 0081-20" A Bargain in Men’s Shoes. Special lot of Scotch-bottom Lace Shoes and Congress Gaiters, Calf Uppers. warranted to have 8 solid soles, reduced to €2. worth fully $3, at Tug Stan Suoz Hovse, it 726 7th st, Phillips’ estible Cocoa, A very nutritious drink for children. 6 Too Light to Hurt the Weakest Spine Is the Wheeler & Wilson number nine. ocl9-1m Office 437 9th st. n.w, Our Mocha and Java Coffee at 30c. makes a delightful drink. Sugars at lowest prices, M, & P. Merzozn, The Live Grocerymen. 1t* 417 7th st. n.w, Knit Jackets. Hotzanpzn Bnos., 1217 Pennsylvania avenue, oc31-2¢* Se. “Hoy” Cigar! All Havans and Sumatra! Smoke and Water Sale STILL IN PROGRESS, Having made a settlement with the insur- ance companies I can now sell Shoes and Boots of all descriptions at half price, Ladies’ Fine Kid and ep fuer Button, $1, $1.50 and $2; sold for $2, $2.50, $3 and $4. Gents’ Fine Calf Shoes, in all styles, $1, $1.25, $1.50, €2, $2.50 and @3. Boys’ and Youths’ Shoes from 75c. and upward. Misses’ and Children’s Shoes, heeled and spring heeled, from 50c. upward, Chil- drens’ Spring Heels, from 3 to 7, 20c. a pair. Call early to secure the biggest bargain ever known in Booty and Shoes. This is positively a bona fide sale and it will continue uutil every pair of Shoes are dis) d of. Look at our show windows for big ‘ins Saturday morn- lon of m the ing. Boston Suoz House, H. Goipsrein, Prop., 912 7th st. n.w., bet. [and K. oc25-Im Sign, Blue Slipper. 5e. “Hoy”? Cigar! Sales 1,000,000 a month! Mos Are You Iyrerestep IN HOUSE FURNISHING? If 00 DON’T FALL to visit our vast establishment, examine the goods, note the prices, compare with those elsewhere and be convinced of the FINE QUAL- ITY, EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS and LOW PKICES of our large and varied stock of UPHOLSIEKY FABRICS, CURTAINS, DRAPERIES, WALL PAPERS, CARPETS, RUGS, AND FURNITURE. Below we quote a fow SPECIAL BARGAINS. ‘Read them and satisfy yourself that we offer you full value for your money. CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES. 63-inch Chenille Curtains, in Blue, Cream aud Crim, son, $9.25 per pair. 2.yd. wide Chenille Curtains, in Terra Cotta, Gold and Blue, $10 per pair. Irish Point Laces from $5 up. Elewant line of Brussels, Renaissance, Swiss and ‘Tambour Laces. Nottinghams in Brussels and Renaissance effects. Fine quality of Silk Plush, reduced to $1.25 per ya, in Orimson, Electric Blue, Terra Cotta and ‘Maroon. FRENCH AND ENGLISH TAPESTRIES, FURNITURE. ‘We wish to call special attention to an Elegant Hand- carved Antique Oak Suite, 54-inch Dresser, 30x40; Beveled French Plate, reduced 10 @¥5, This Suite is very handsome. 24. Our Leader Woven Wire Springs are still selling at 83. Wo are making s specialty of those Beautiful 5-piece Parlor Suites, in Tapestry and Silk Plush, at @57.50. Good values at $85. Ali Goods at LOW PRICES and MARKED IN PLAIN FIGUBES, eae Seph dah AXMINSTERS, ne Ee AMUSEMENTS. KAD ate et oath TER. a WM MULDOON, = ND CIAL” Al ECT ALT ATES AP Sein Frain A 904 vacy fo poe econ ais in a choice of and musical recitals, LBAUGH’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE.—OPERA. AN S= BURGH -—___ # ERG. DAILY COMMUNICATOR COTS eae ‘Wasermemgs Every line below should be read by every economi- WEEK ONLY. COMMENCING INFXT MONDAY, XO MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATCRDAE, © fam- rbergten”f Prince of ‘Bobuil, NEW AND BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES. ENTIRELY NEW AND GORGEOUS SCENERY. Seats now on sale. GPP MILITARY FAIR BY THE CORCORAN CADET CORPS aT THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY'S ARMORY, NOVEMBER 4 TO 13, INCLUSIVE. G@"MILITARY COMPANIES IN ATTENDANCE EACH EVENING, MUSIC AND DANCING. ADMISSION 10 CENTS. AlPAvers GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Every Evening and Saturday Matinee, Magnificent and Elaborate Production by Mlle RRR oH A ERE A Rk HOW EF AA Hon ES AA REED tee £4 Of the Picturesque and 01 stor Deans be Albert iioland Haven, eva, entitied JOSEPHINE, Empress of the French, RHEA as Josephine, Supported by the Popular American Actor, WM. HARRIS, as Napoleon, And Her Own Powerful Company. Next Week—CARLETON OPERA 00. In the Great New York Success, THE BRIGANDS. 1 [fatinee MAKTINET!1 BKOS" SPECIALTY COMPANY, From the Folie Bergese, Paris. ZOF, the World's Airial Specialist; "Sensational haste, ke, bes "Pouular Pri 0020-54 HA BIJOU THEATER. WEEK OF OCTOBER 28, Matinees Tuesday, Thureday and Saturday. DUNCAN B. HARRISON'S Great Military Melodrama, “THE PAYMASTER,” Introducing the Brilliant and Young Actor, DUNCAN B. HARRISON. Whirlp ool of 48,000 cubic fevt of water. Next week—"Z0-20.” 0c28-6t NEW NS1Os4L THEATER, Every Evening, Wednesday and Saturday Matiness, 030-28 0030-12 . 030 TONIGHT. TONIGHT. ‘The Most Thrilling and Reslistic of all Américan Plays, the Military Romance, HELD BY THE EER NNN FER MM E NNN E ux had aoe Eee NNN Eee MMM OF 7 By WM. GILLETTE, Esq. Presented with Beautiful Scenic Embellishment and Special Cast. Next Week-FREDERICK WARDE ins magnificent Production of THE MOUNTEBANK. oc28 EW NATIONAL THEATER. SUNDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3, 1889. GEAND SACRED CONCERT BY MR. JULES Bey ty z, * E Ee . pg ERE v THEGREATEST CURNET PLAYERIN THE WORLD Assisted by Mme. STELLA LEVY, the Distiny and Popu- lar Soprano; Mme. ROSE LINDE, the Celebrated Anerican Contralo; Mr. WILLIAM J. LAVIN, the Great American Tenor; Mr. EDWIN A. SHONEX1, the Eminent Pianist, “One blast from out his bugle horn is worth ten thousand men." Levy aud his cornet have been seen, heard and admired by mote presidents, potentates, gupercrs, kinys, queens. princes, princeases. and the jority” than can be said f other per- former that has ever been beard of in the ‘inusical worl Admission, 25c., 50c., 75e. and $1. Sale of Be- served Seats at the Theater, commencing DAY MORNING, October 28, at 9'o'clock. ELL'S DANCING ACADEMY, COR. HAND u.w. TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS from lensons given daily. bend for WELL, 114 C st. n.w. ocld-2w* 188 DORSEY'S CLASS AT ., W. Washing’ (QUASSES AT MY DANCING ACADEMY HAVE Cc BEEN RESUMED. FOR MISSES AND MASTERS: ON TUESDAY AFTERNUON, 3:30. AND ON BAT- UBDAY AFTERNOON 2:30. FOR ADULTS ‘TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS 8 TO10° Mrs, FLOKA C. DENNISON, Academy aud Kesidence, Yz¥ M st, References required. ocl2-Lm TPP ARENG TON, E Fast stage Live daily from Hotel Webster, 513 13th stn. bi Passe! alled w. cbt stage ; three horses. for Principal hotels ani trip, including drive through grounds, HE CYCLERIES. 1406 N.Y. AVE., WI ntee to ‘Leach You to kide the Pyscho safety jor #1. Ladies $5. dpecial hours tor LADIES, 8. amyl’ uights. Largest riding school in U. 719 719 FALL AND WINTER. BECEIVING NEW GOODS EVERY DAY. ALL ‘THE LATEST NOVELTIES NOW BEADY. BLACK DRESS GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. VANDYKE LACES IN ALL WIDTHS AXD STYLES. LATEST IMPORTATION IN DRESS AND CLOAK TRIM- MING6, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS AND NO- TIONS, DRAPERY NETS AND FLOUNCINGS, eal person. Weare on the continual lookout to place such articles before vou that are fair and correct ‘We have placed on our BEAID COUNTERS, center siale as you enter, one shipment of GALLOON AND BRAIDED PASSEMENTERIES. aleo “SEWING SILK FRONTS" or “BRAIDED DRESS FRONTS," at Prices actually tempting. The prices put thereon are ‘way below the regular values, which you will discover by making comparisons, Start et 64 ip price and range up to S1é We have these goods to harmonize or contrest with all the new Dress Weaves now in vorue Also an entire new line OF BEADED PASSEMENTERIES, either by the yard or im sets; also PANELS OF BEADS, This Department is directly opposite the Braided Passementerie counter, being equally con- ‘venient and Just as well stocked. KID GLOVES, Weare selling an excellent quality of Kid Glove, beavily stitched on the beck, FOR 730, For those ladies who do not care to expend much money for s Glove will find bere « reliable Glove for little money. These ft equally as good as the more expensiveones. Made of « very plisble quality of Kid and show no white seams. This Glove has brought 1.50 right over our counters and sold well at that. ‘You might ask why this reduction, the answer is we Dought 1,600 dozen of these st a price and are going togive you the benefit of this transaction. SOME ATTRACTIVE GOODS. ‘We shall place on our LADIES' HANDKERCHIEF COUNTER two decided bargains, which comprise two distinct lote: One at 12360. One lot 250, ‘The assortment of HANDKERCHIEFS at 123¢c. are all of the sheerest clotn, with exquisite effect, and are eight different styles an unusually good bargain. Another lot at 25c. Such values have never been shown and never in the history of our business have the patterns been so neat and pretty. This lot com- Prices about thirty-five different effects, open work hems, colored and white embroidered, with drawn stitching, &o. These goods embody refined taste, ele- ance and style. It is very seldom that we call your attention to our immense REMNANT BOOMS, they have become well known to the average shopper, but our custom is at the advent of each season to mske mention here of some of the more attactive bargains on sale and then devote our advertising space to other merchandise. ‘What is theory without = practical effort. Some People possess the wisdom, economy, but do not try to materalize it, and many have no chance to bring their ideas into execution. Wehave written this edvertisement mostly as 6 mediator between thought and action, and to help every housekeeper to makea dollar go as far as pos- sible, Our THIED FLOOR REMNANT BOOMSare filled to their utmost with Remnants of every description belonging in the DRY GOODS LINE. The following ‘spefication will convince you of the fact; 19 Cases BLEACHED WAMSUTTA SHEETING and PILLOW CASE REMNANTS, in suitable lengths ‘at the following low quotations 98, Lic. 6-4, 160, 9-4, 220. 5-4, 1c. 74, lie 10-4, 250. 48in, 12. 65in,180 11-4, 270 50 in. l4c 8-4, 200. 12-4, 280. Which is one-third less than regular value. Owing to the enormous trade in our DRESS GOODS DEPART- MENT we have on band a large lot of WOOLEN DRESS REMNANTS of almost every styleand qual- ity, from the lowest, 12}¢c. quality, to the FINEST HENRIETTAS, DRAP D'E TE and LADIES’ CLOTH much below their regular values. Also REMNANTS OF FLANNEL in PLAIN WHITE, RED, PLAIDS, STRIPES, &c., at prices low enough to please anybody. : 5 CASES OF DOUBLE WIDTH PERSIAN CasH- MERE REMNANTS in suitable lengths, only 200. per yard. Real value 30, 35 and 37340, We have also selected about 50 pieces of DOUBLE WIDTH DRESS GOODS, consisting of FINE BIEGE, CASHMERES, BROCADES and many others to be closed out st 20c. per yard. General valus, 25, 30, 35 and 37ie. per yard. This lot being in full pieces we will cut any quantity asked for. SCASES OF THE BEST INDIGO BLUE CALICO REMNANTS in good lengtha, only 7e. per yard. Gen- ‘erally sold st 100. 2 CASES OF CENTURY CLOTH REMNANTS in srk petterns, fast colors; only Gigc. per yard Value, 100. 1 CASE OF COCHECO “CALICO REMNANTS” in Red end Black Figured and Plaid, suitable lengths, only Gi4c. per yard, Real value, 8c, 2 CASES OF SIMPSON'S PLAIN BLACK CALICO REMNANTS in different lengths, only Se. per yard. Regular price 8c. ‘We bave also procured s lot of GENUINE “TYCOON 1Se. per yard. Worth, respectively, 20 and 250. Our GENTS KNIT JACKET DEPARTMENT is ‘well filled with Foreign and Home Manufactures at the lowest possible prices, ‘The fact is known that we have the LARGEST REMKANT DEPARTMEST in the city; also being the originstors of the short length ayetem. We tn- ‘vite you to give us ecall and eve for yourselves. Our levator will take you to the third floor, where you Hove & Hyrum BQUITABLE SYSTEM. REASON TOGETHER AT THIS SEASON OF THE TEAR, WHEN FORTHE BODILY COMFORT OF TOUR- SELVES AXD YOUR CHILDREX, THE PURSE IS TAXED TOITS UTMOST, YOU REED FUR- NITURE OF VARIOUS KINDS POSSIBLY YOUR PARLOR, FOR WANT OF 4 SUITEOR CARPET, PRESEXTS A SHABBY AKD UN- COMELY APPEARANCE, NOT aT ALL I HARMONY WITH YOUR SURROUNDINGS; YOUR OTHERWISE IXVITING DINING BOOM MAY NOT BE GRACKD BY A SIDE- BOARD—AN INDISPENSABLE REQUISITE TN EVERY WELL-ORDERED BOUSE-~oR, HAPLY, TOUR WINDOWS ARE UNADORNED WITH EXQUISITE LACES, AND YOUR BOMES THUOUGHOUT COLD AND CHEERLESS! TIME WAS WHEN SUCH INCONVEN- TENCES WEKE UNAVOIDABLE, BUT UNDER THE VARIOUS AND MANIFOLD METHODS OF OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM YOU CAN READILY AND WITH AN IN. SIGXIFICANT OUTLAY OF READY MONET BE RELIEVED OF THESE ANCIENT IN- FELICITIES AND YOUR HOMES BE MADE COMFORTABLE, ATTRACTIVE AND PLEAS- ANT TO BEHOLD. OUR THREE COLOSSAL STORES HAVE AGAIN BEEN REPLENISHED TO THEIR UTMOST CAPACITY WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF ALL MANNER OF HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES, WHICH WE OFFER TO ALL RELIABLE HOUSE KEEPERS UPON CREDIT, GRANTING EACH CUSTOMER THE PRIV- ILEGE OF DICTATING THE TERMS UPON WHICH SHE MAY WISH TO PURCHASE. WHY WILL YOU HESITATE TO PROPERLY ENJOY LIFE DURING THE DREARY MONTHS OF WINTER WHEN THE LIBEX- ALITY OF OUR OFFER IS KEPT STEADILY BEFORE YOU AND OUR TERMS ARE 80 EASILY COMPLIED WITH? HOUSE & HERRMANW'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE 921 and O23 7th st and GUC Mase eve a: ec2-4m KIRG*S ray Ake EL 614 SEVENTH STREET ¥.W. NO BRANCH STORE. NO BRANCH STORE NiILLINERY WRAPS. FELT TURBANS AND WALKING SHAPES IN ALL COLORS aT ws Me 208 Re ae be. YRENCH FELT TURBANS and WALKING SHAPES PLUSH JACKETS, in all Sizes, Good Qualities, ati) gyn = 00 ooo HB Sy = Me Me = PLUSH COATS, good qualities, all sizes, 40 inches Jong, Seal Ornamenta, at igs ge g BaRGAING IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. KING'S LAGE. A AA A ra > REMEMBER, WE HAVE NO BRANCH STORE O8 7TH ST. DONOT BE MISLED, COUPONSGIVER TO EVERY PURCHASER OF $1 OB OVER, 60 OF WHICH ENTITLES YOU TO 4 HANDSOME CRAYON PORTRAIT OF YOURSELF, OR ANT MEMBER OF YOUR FAMILY, ELEGANTLY REPS” and are enabied to offer the ssmeat 12and | FRAMED, ABSOLUTELY FREE Ger Tas Best