Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1890, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL FIGHT A.M. THURSDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virgmia, fair till Friday night; cooler; north- westerly winds. CONDITION OF TRE WATER. Temperature and condition of water at 7 a.m.—Great Falls, temperature, 71; condition, 2 Receiving reservoir. temperature, 77. Con- dition at north connection. 4: condition at south connection, 36; distributing reservoir, temperature, 75; condition at influent gate honse, 6; condition at eftluent gate house, 6. High tide in the river, 10:39 a.m; low tide in the river, 4:21 p.m. Caxt and obtain plat of Wesley Heights, ad- joining new Methodist University. Sale opens September 25 and closes October 25. Prices 10 and 20c. per foot. Jomx F. Waccamay, 14th and G streets, Dors Your House need papering? Please see our exquisite selection. Prices will suit, Jutivs Layssuron, 13th and F sts. Powsnrct opera glasses, Henrien's, 453 Pav. Lox Cuoxa & Co., New Chinese and Japanese tea store, 519 1th st. n.w., bet. E and F. Osx Quant of $1 whisky for 75e. Can't be beat. Caoas. Kuaeurr, 737 7th st. uw. Hovsr & Hennwaxy’s for furniture and car- pets. Cash or credit, Seo adv't,, page 7. Womex on a Suppes Ane Wiser Trax Mex, And many of them, «low or sudden, are wiser than men. To be sure they suffer more than men. It seoms to be the rule they must, and yet we don’t believe it is a rule. for any woman suffering with the functional disturbances of her sex, nervousness, neuralgia, indigestion, constipation and headache, cau be cured by the use of Dr. Heuley's Celery, Beef and Iron, the great remedy for weakness and poor nerves. No better medicine in all the world for blood diseases than A. B. C. Alterative. Cax'r You vx in and look over our wall rs. “Twill do you g alas : Jviivs Laxsacren, 13th and F sts, Five Pontratrs at Kots Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa, av. Mar. T. B. Hannisoyx, 1329 F st. n.w., has just received an assortment of the latest styles in imported hats and bonnets for early fall wear. Baeaxrast Coren, Bold . per pound package. ‘SE THE Jouxw by all grocers Fon Wat Parers go to Juzivs Laxspunen, Carers CampHonaTep ana made moth proof free of charge. Eurme Carrer CLZANING ‘Wonxs, 631-635 Mass. ave. u.w. Telephone 426-2. Rex Your Coat of J. Maury Dove. Only | Lighest graces of family coal handled, city AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. ~ Arnacon’s.—“Around the World in Eighty Dass.” Natioy. Hannes’ Kenyay’s.—Puarisian Folly Company. Be Park.—Sceventh Annual Matter Volksfest. Cann- CONDENSED LOCALS. ! ‘The ease of John McDaniel, who was ar- rested or cutting Richard Greenleaf at Beu- nings a few days ago, was dismissed by Judge Muller yeste it being shown that the cut- ting was done in self-deien Amnon Behrend. by I. O. and P. Claughton, filed a bill against Marion 8. Collins, F. €. Collins and Matsida Kaufman for specific performance to sell premises 1625 11th street northwest (lot 12, squre 333, made September & instant). op Paret has returned to Baltimore from p through a portion of western Maryland, away he visited Sulphur Spriug parish, ‘Y coun where he preached At Takoma, where a new congregation soon be formed, the bishop confirmed two persons. In the case of Cox against Walker. bill to set aside certain deeds onthe ground that the title had been undervalued Judge Cox yeste r- @ay made # decree dismissmg the bill The Vetcran Firemen’s Trip to Chester, Aspecial mecting of the Veteran Volunteer Firewen’s Association was held at Meyer's Hall last evening to complete the arrange- ments for the trip to Chester, Pa., tomorrow,to take part in the procession in connection with the meeting of the Pennsylvania state fire- men’s convention. Mr. James H. Kichards pre- sided. with Mr. J. J. Poabody secretary, Mr. A. L. Hutton was elected an honorary member. Engineer Stroble reported that the hose car- riage had been shipped to Chester. The pres- ideut reported that the Commissioners had granted a day’s leave of absence to District employes who are merabers of the association. Mr. J. W. Thompson, the marshal, urged the members to be punctual at 6:30 o'clock a.m, to- | morrow. and that the line move to the depot at To'clock. He also stated that ue would carry out the instructions as to the uniformed and ununiformed men by allowing no partly uni- formed men in line. ‘hey should be in full uniform or in dark clothing with a badge. oe An Investment Company Organized. The Citizens’ Investment Compauy was or- ganized last evening by the election of the following officers: Geo. T. Lee, president; Wm. B. Harris, vice president; Jobn M. Washington, recording secretary; Geo. W. Smailwood. cor- Fespouding secretary: Jas. H. Scott. treasurer, vod a board of directors consisting of the above named officers and four other members, Messrs. Louis S. Kouser, Walter Prince, Edward Rouser and Wm. Lee. meet Among the Ball Players. Manager Larnie of Baltimore seems to be a Jonah this year. He first went into the Atlan- tie Association and one by one the clubs of that organization dropped out, now he is producing the same result in the American Association. Yesterday the directors of the Athletic Club decided to discontinue playing for the season. This is the first break and oth- ers may follow. Nothing has yet been done to fill the vacancy. Yesterday's games resulted as follows: National League—At Boston—Boston, 4; Brooklyn 12. At Chicago—C! KO, 5; Cincia- pati, 2 At Cleveland—Cleveland, 4; Pitts- Atlantic Association—At Lebanon—Lebanon, 5; New Haven, L. American Association—At Baltimore, 5; Athletics, At Toledo (First game)—Lonisvili ‘oledo, 1. Second game— Louisville. 5; Toledo, 0. At Rochester—Roch- ester, 1; Syra. «+s, L At Columbus—Columbus, 1; 5t Louis, 0, Philadelphia— ae Not a Captain, But a Convict. Mary E. Brooks, by Campbell Carrington, has filed a bill for divorce from Wm. B. Brooks. She states that they were married in Laurel, Md., im August, 1895, he claiming to be the captain of a vessel lying in Galtimore and that im July following he deserted her. She states that instead of being captain of a vessel ( she has since learned) he had just been re- leased from the Maryland penitentiary in Bal- timore. His present whereabouts is unknown to ber. but she believes he is now in the Albany penitentiary. Sig Boys in the Melon Pateh. Dr. Lee White, who is the owner of a piece of land near Twining City called ‘Floral Hill,” boasts of the rare quality of his watermelons, and he had a fine patch of them. A crowd of colored boys without any right entered the patch Monday and enjoyed the delicious fruit. After gorging themselves, instead of going about their business, if they had any, they de- hiberately destroyed about a hundred green melous. Policeman Branson tried to head them off, but they eseaped over the new bridge. Later in the day the otticer arrested seven boys as the alleged trewpassers. Yesterday afternoon they were taken to the Police Court and fined $10 cach, ‘Tue Atrestiox or Ixvestons and others is ber =e auction sales by Ratcliffe, Darr & -» to take place tomorrow. September 18, at G o'clock p.m., of house 1023 4th street north- east, and at 5:30 o'clock of desirable building jot on Sth strect between L and M streets north- east. Both of these properties are iu a grow- amg location for investment or for permanent holaing and should command the attention of persous in search: of good real es- tate opportunities. For see adver- tisement. Tae Gurex His of and Vi ever in view makes Wetey Einiehinnee the hai home. Prices 10 to 20c. formation of Joax F, ove THE ANTI-LOTTERY BILL. Its Provisions as It Passed Both Houses of Congress. The anti-lottery bill having now passed both houses of Congress it only awaits the signature of the President to become a law. The bill forbids the carrying in the mail or delivery at or through any post office or by any mail car- rier of any letter, postal card or circular concerning any lottery or any list of drawings of the same or any lottery ticket or part thereof or any check, draft, bill, money, postal note or money order for the purchase of any ticket. It forbids the carrying of any newspaper, circular, pamphlet or publication of any kind containing any advertisement of any lotte-y or containing any list of prizcs of any such lottery. It forbids any person from depositing or causing to be deposited or know- ingly sending or causing to ve sent any such matter by mail, It provides that proceedings for violation of this law may be instituted either in the district at which the mailing was done or at the place to which it ix carried by mail or delivery or at any place where it is de- ered to the person addressed. It provides for preventing the delivery of mail containing registered funds or money orders addressed to lottery companies or their agents, Assignments of Normal Graduates. . Graduates of the class of 1890 of the Wash- ington Normal School have been assigned to school divisions as follows: First division--M. A. Blandy and G. 8. M Culloch, Second division—M. E. Drancy, M. W. Came- ron. M. E. Given, F. A, Grali A. Odell, B, M. Pearson, Susic Sagar, E. Scrivener, F. M. Shiley. A. Lam- borne, F. 8. Galeski, A, L, Howard and I. Hoover. ‘Third division—L. A. Burroughs, R. G. Car- raher, Saidee Vrown, Estelle Fowler, M. E. ‘aves. 3, L. feel, M. E. Bannon, A. A. Hinkel, A. E. West, Francis Hartstall ang A. G. Will- jams. Fourth division--K. G. Durfee, E. M. Glass and M. M. Brewe: Fifth division—-E. A. Hayden, Florence Reed, Zula Walker, B, E. Taylor and M. OF Muntz. Sixth division—M. W. Frank, A. Clift and E. L. Chace. ‘The graduates assigned have been requested to report Saturday as follows: First division, Franklin School, 11 a.m.; second division, Seaton Schovl, 12 m.: third division, Wallach School, fourth division, Jeffersou -m.; fifth division, Curtis School, 0 am.; sixth division, Franklin school, 10:30 eee Women and the General Conference. The Methodist Episeopal churches through- out the country will be called upon during next month and November to decide whether women can git as lay delegates in the general conference, The discussion of this question was precipitated at the last general conference by a number of ladies being chosen as delo- gates. The discassion as to whether they were entitled to seats was carried on for Several when it was finally decided to leave this mn to the churches. Last evening Dr. Mrs. LeFetra invited «a num- of friends to the Fredonia for the purpose of discussing the admission of women, The affirmative was taken by Rev. De. Henry Balser, Congressman Pickler, Miss Kiuth Maric Sites and Mrs. Mary E. Griffith, ‘the eppomtion by A. Duvall, D.C. LL Stowell, Mr. F. D. Fletcher and Judge H. B. Moulton, Representatives of the | various Methodist churches were uso present. The discussion throughout was interesting and animated. Ou the conclusion of the debute relreshments were served. Did He Get Her Pocket Book? Monday afternooa Leonard Thomas, the janitor at 918 F street, lost his pocket book in @ street car on 9th street, and there being $27 in it he atonce reported the loss to police headquarters, The case was assigned to Detective Carter, and he ascertained from a young lady that when Thomas left the car a Chinaman picked up the pocketbook from the seat. Yesterday the oflicer arrested Charles Yeun, a Chinaman, who stontly demed any knowledge of the pocketbook. ‘The young lady, however, identified him as the party and he was locked up. apie The Maryland Republicans. The Maryland Republican Association heid a largely attended meeting at Monumental Hall last night. The resolution presented to Gen. Clarkson was ordered to be spread on the records. Mr, Charles Peake was elected record- ing secretary. The rest of the evening was spent ina successful effort to prevent Mr. Joseph Trainor from resigning as correspond- ing svcretary. The gentleman presented a long address, giving his reasons for resigning. but the association did not sce it that way, and re- fused to accept the resignation, Transfers of Keal Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: J. J. Edson to Geo. E. Brown, pt. 4, sq. 558: * S. Shelton to J, H. Shelton, pt. 27, sq. 1,000; $300. G. W. Ribble to H. L, Rust, sub 138, sq. 672: g—. J. E. Detrich to same, lot 139, do.; = David Close to Lucia B. Lyon, interest in Glenwood Cemetery; #—. A. M. MeLachlan ct. al., to B. Elwood Kelly, lot 37, Lanier Heights; ¥3.375. G. LE. Uraman to A, J. E. Huger, lot 5, bik. 25, Brookland; @—. BR. Smith, et, al., to G. J. Bradbury, lot 10, blk. A, Twining City; £101.70. Alice A. Stewart to Corneitus Eckhart, sub 37. sq. 618: 8—. L. D. Wine to Mzrgaret Buckler, lots 22 and 23, bik. 6, Ivy City; =o a ee Their Action Not Legal. To the Editor of Tax Evexixe Stan: 1 wish to call the attention of the citizens of the District of Columbia to the fact that there are parties acting as notaries public for this District whilst residing in Montgomery county, Md. Their acts, I am informed by a high legal official. will have to be legalized by the Equity Court, and the cost of such proceedings wil be charged up against the Londsmon of said notaries public. I hope you will givo this due publicity that the innocent may not suffer. 8. Col. Robert’s Hlness. Engineer Commissioner Robert is qnite ill at his home in Rockville, and it will be some time before he is able to resume his duties at the District building. He spent a wretched night last aight and it is feared that he is threatened with pneumonia. as one of his lings is now affected. The colouel’s son brought the news of his father’s change for the worse t! morniug and said his mother was up all night, His father’s pulse, he said, was 125 aad respira- tion 37, The fever still holds on, but the doc- tor thinks he can break it shortly. —— Constable Taliafctro-and His Wife. Wm. G, Taliaferro, the Hillsdale constable, attended the Police Court a few days ago and before he left the building he referred to Law- yer Ricks as a “———— black ——.” Tho latter swore out a warrant for the constabie's arrest and he was fiued $10 by Judge Miller yesterday. Mrs, Taliaferro, the constable’s wife. was acquitted in the Police Court Monday of a charge of disorderly conduct, To Meet Here Next Month. The Synod of Maryland of the Lutheran Charch will meet October 7in the Lutheran Memorial Church (Rev. Dr. J. G. Butler, pas- tor), corner of Lith street and Vermont avenue, and will be iu session several days ‘This. bo: numbers about 100 mir a ee ae amin Le Droit Park Tennis Tournament. The Le Droit Park tennis tournament was begun yesterday. The scores wero as follows Preipions round—Dyrenforth beat Bishop, 3-6, 6-2, 6-5; Ginesi beat Dudley, 6-2, 6-5; Doyle beat Davis, 6-1, 6-2; Gibbons beat Cooper by default; Butterworth beat Schoepbron, 6-1, 6-0, Butterworth also played and beat Gibbons in the first round, 6-0, 6-3, + The Trotters at Bennings. The annual meeting of the Horse Breedors’ Association of Maryland and the District of Co- a. tember 18, at'5 0% 4 J artper oem improved by frame house No, 11654. ~ FRANK HUME’S CANDIDACY. What Representative Lee Says About It. He Is Ready for the Fray. “All [know about Frank Hume's candidacy is to be found in the card he has published,” said Representative W. H. F. Lec to a STAR reporter who was making inquiry as to the istest move in Virginia Democratic pohtics. “I presume it means fight,” he continued, “‘and [ fancy our side will do its share of the hitting. Lcannot tell you what the difference is between ap _ ind it democrat and any other kind of a nor will I indulge in prophecy as to its, Come around and see me after the election.” Honoring the Memory of N. B. Fithian. An imposing and impressive event occurred last evening at Arlington Cemotery, being the anniversary of the death of Napoleon B. Fith- jan and the assembling around his grave of a number of his friends to do honor to his memory. AtSo'clock there were assembled around his grave Major M. Emmet Urell, com- mander of the department of the Potomac; 8. V. Commander 8, E. Faunce, Assistant Adjt. Gen. J. M. Keogh. Assistant Q. M. Gen. J. H. Jochum, W. D. Mack and John A. Cummer- ford, superintendent of the cemetery, the last two aides on Department Commander Urell'’s staff. together with Thad Sailor and August Douglas of the Order of Elks. Alsoanumber of his personal friends. including John Barkbart, Charles McCarthy, H.S. Berlin and John Craw- ford. assembled around the grave and literally covered it with rare flowers and ornamented the beautiful oak treo beside the grave with » likeness of the deceased. Commander Urell opened the services with o fitting tribute to the many virtues of his deceased friend and was followed by 8.V. Department Commander Faunce and Thad Sailor, all of whom had been his intimate associates during his life. The exercises. were concluded with an appropri- ate and impressive prayer by August Douglas, the chaplain of the Order of Elks, of which the deceased was'a member. ———— GEORGETOWN. A Free Ficut axp a Tumoie.—There was 6 free fight last night at the corner of 28th and M streets among several colored men. Officers Passeno and Upperman chased two of the party, nained Jim Lucas and Wesley Johnson. Running in the dark Officer Upperman stum- bled and rolled down the embankment near the M-street bridge, Fortunately he was not in- jared, : A Kicker.—The lock on one of the celi doors at the seventh precinct station was kicked: off last night by a colored prisoner named Arthur Reymour. who had been arrested for kicking open a door at the residence of Charlotte Nasb. At the station a razor was found upon him, Judge Miller today fined the kicker #5. Pensonar.—Mr. Austin Herr is confined to his house with a severe attack of inflamatory rheumatism. Tor Ecoxomy. It istrue economy tobuyHood'sSaraaparilia, for'*100 Doses One Dollar” ix original with and true only of this popular medicine. If you wish to prove this buy a bottleof Hood's Sarsaparilla and measure its cone tents. You wil! fiud it to hold 100 teaspooufuls, Now read the directions and you will fiud that the average dose for persons of differeut axes ia less than a toa- spoonful. ‘This is certainly conclusive evidence of the peculiar strength and economy of Huod’s Sarsaparilla, 1 took Hood's Sursaparilia for loss of uppetite, dys- Pepsia and general languor. It did me a vast amount of good and I have no besitaucy in recommending tt” J. W. WILLEFORD, Quincy, I. HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all drugwists, $1; six for 85. Prepared only by C. I. HUOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. Cax You Avo Tes Biovnes: J will present a set of fine thin Ju1tial Tumblers for each correct arrangement aud addition of the ten digits making 100,without using any fixure twice. Offer cod until September 20; send your name and address, with solution, to M. C. Grasty, 1010-12 7th st. nw. IN THE MEANTIME nything in Furniture, Carpets, China, ave wx flours {ull of surprixing: Values, sand am not afraid to put low My rents ure below other houses i same business and I wive you the bencnt, I Know tit the price 1» right on whatever we ahow you, jo wetter what Csell you I stand p to pro- and anything Not satisfactory report it at «i there will be ve troub.e. Tain here to stay 3 and want each buyer to cowe cgaiu. I waut your con- fidence. Vou'tdoubt UN you try—Brussels Carpet, 7. Bouy Brusse s,08e. and Good $1; Ine the patterns. China; S6-piece Tea'Se' i. Tedlet Set, : Glumblers, 1:s.; Jelly Tumblers, 2. 0c. doz. ; Kinves aud Forks from cheapest Rozery’ Fluted Goods, &e. landsome Walnut Chaciber Suites, $38.50, $45,&c. ; ‘Ouk Chistes, $3 B1z50te 840. Y Wood Folding 212.50; One Mantel Be id oak, closed f) ak we witi sell at 820; Parlor 3 to Push suites from € : Handsome Couches from ® 722.30. ot the price right aud will rave you something. ‘Those who doubt lonKest ue most. REMEMBEL THE NAME AND PLACE, * M. C, GRASTY, NITURE, CARPETS, CHINA, GLASS, &c., 1510-1512 7th st. nyw, Tue Tanrr Baz Mazes No DIFFERENCE IN PRICES WITH U3, New Fall Dress Ginghains 10 and 123¢c. New Fall Chintzee, yard wide, in Keds and Blues, fast cvlors, on y Ize, 36-inch Cuehmeres, in all the new fall colors, only 5 ‘The New Tariff nearly doubles the price of some grades of Hosiery. We will lower the price, Ladies’ Puli Regular Made Balbriggan Hose, 12K Me 12sec. Ladios' Positive Fast Color Hose in Blacks, Browns, Navy and Gray, only 123c. Children's Positive Fast Black Derby Ribbed Hose, sizi 5 to 036, only 12 3¢e. We can give you hundreds of testimonials as to the merits of this Stocking. We are showing some great values in Laco Curtains from $1 pair up. Remnants of Mattings and Carpets to close cheap. als 's Full Regular Made Balbrixzan Hose, CARHART & LEIDY, 928 7th st. and 700 K st. nw. PHILADELPHIA STORE 213 THURSDAY, AUG. 28, 1890. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY ARE NOW OFFERING New Crop Teas—Sweet and Fragrant and prices moderate— Also, nothwithstanding the sdvance in Flour, we are offcring some reai bargains in that department, Our “Big Bargain” Brand at 85.75 is a Good Patent Trocess Flour, which we fully guarantee, 1 illsbury's Best—Fresh Supply—Nock Bottom Price. ELYHONZO XOUNGS COMPANY. P.8,—We are now giving a handsome Fen toevery Purchase of Mandheling Java Coffee, EY.C, auz8 Tr Vinx Hicuesr GRADE OF PATENT FLOUB BRIDA “Ss TDAL 4XD FOR VERE. CHABLES 1. KELLOGO, Masonic Temple. W. E. ABBOTT, 1721 Penusyivania ave. nadooe/A a and H sts. GEORGE KE ‘KENNEDY & SONS, 1200 F ot. and 1116 Counecticut ave. B. ¥. BACON, 640 @. G. CORNWELL & 8ON, ©. C. BRYAN, 1413 New York ave, BEALL& BAKER, 486 E. ¥. WHITE, 635 Louisiana ave, B. k. WATERS, 1342 7th ot, AO. WRIGHT, 1637 L4th st. nw, BURCHARD & CO, 354. ‘W. T. GIVEN, cor 3d end H sta, now, 1412 Peonaylvaniaave., _ Opecaee Hor AND ALL METHODS AND REMEDIES FalL ‘CURE A BRUISED LEG. SUCCEEDS. refer to druggist John P. Finlay and Dr. D. C. Mont- gomery, both of this place, aud to Dr. Smith of Lake Lee, Miss, ° ALEXANDER BEACH, Greenville, Miss, Mr. used ths CUTICURA REMEDIES, at our request, with results as above stated. A. B FINLAY & Co., Draggists. LIFE-LONG SUFFERING. Thave suffered all my life with skin diseases of aif- ferent kinds, an’ have neviF found permanent relief, Until, by advice of «lady friend, I used your valuable CUTIOURA REMEDIES. 1 gave them » thorough .triul, using six botties of the CUTICURA RESOLV- ENT, two boxes of CUIICURA, seven cakes of CUTICURA SOAP, and the result was just what I bad been told it would be—a complete cure. BELLE WADE, Richmond, Va. Reference: G. W. Latimer, Druxsist, Richmond, Va. ” CUTICURA KESOLVENT, The now Blood Purifier, internally (to cleanse the blood of ell impurities aud poisonous clemeuts, and thus remove the cause, and CUTICURA, the great Siu Cure, and CCOTICUBA SOAP, an exquisite Skit Purifier aud Beautifier, externally (to clear theskiu 2nd Scalp aud restore the liair),cure every direase and humor of the ykin, scalp and blood, from infancy to age, from pimples to serozule, Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 50c.; SOAP, ‘Se. ; RESOLVENT, 81. Prepsred by the POTTER DLUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boatun. €2-Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases,” 64 pages, 50 tlinstrations, 100 testimonials, PIMPLES, black heade, red, roweh, chapped, and oily skin cured by CULICUR, SOAP. No RHEUMATIZ ABOUT ME! In one minute the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLAS- TER r ‘s rheu sciatic, hip, kidney, muscular and chest pains. New, speudy, safe, al7-was BBB A B A BR a AAA aa POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. ANNUAL SALE OF SOILED BLANKETS, Every experienced housekeeper knows what ‘that means, A big saving in necessaries, The Blankets in most instances are not foiled too much for use—there is dust enough soil on them tokeep . us from getting full price for them, What reductions we make are acloar saving to you, There are Just sbout fifty pairs, all told, AND A DAY OB TWO WILL CLOSE THEM OUT. All White Blankets, 10-4, 11-4 and 12-4. 6 $3.00 10-4 White Woolen Blankets far 82.48, 2 $4.00 10-4 White Wool - © 9230. 384.50 10-4 = = 63.85. 4 $5.00 11-4 “ «© 9413. 25.00 11-4 “ ~~ #98 186.00 11-4 - “ $408 9 $5.00 12-4 ° ~~ 6425 THE ABOVE ITEMS sHOW YOU THE WAY THE BEST WILL BE SOLD. ALL AT EQUAL REDUCTIONS, SOME GREATER. POPULAL SHOPPING PLACR, 816 ; 7TH STREET. OFFICE OF W. il. HOEKE. To Tur Presi. a REVOLUTION 4ND A REVELATION. During the prozress of our improvements we gave you the opportunity to purchase of our entire stock at and BELOW COST. You were wiseand took advuutage of it to such am extent that we arcenabled to open this season's trade with practically an ENTIRE NEW STOCK, Our improve:nents are now complete and we are ready togive you our best attention. ‘Wo have revolutionized our mode of doing business, and our prices arz now based on CASH, and the figures at which the stocit is marked will boa REVELATION to the buyer of Carpets and Furniture. Our Fall Opeuing will begin on Monday, when we ‘will have for your 1uspection the largest aud best line of Carpets, Furniture and Upholstery Goods we have ever shown. Weheve determined to sell you your goods this scascn, tnd all we ask is that youcome and nec us, Our goods and spot cash prices, we fecl as- sured, will securo Your order. ‘We quote a few of the guod things we have for you: Extra Kuper fawrain Carpets, 45c.; Tapostry Brusscls, S5e.; Extra Quality Tapestry Brussels, 75c. ; @ special lino of Handsome Body Brussels Carpets at 95c. Some excelient bargains in Furniture, Antique Chamber Suite, devel plate, 3 pieces, spring and mattress, for $19.50. In Parlor Furniture you want to seo our 6- Dicce Phish Stit-,with divan.cherry fremes.at 857.50, Our large Over-stuffadl Silk Plush Suite, with divan, 6 Pieces, for $75. Our Turkish Suite, in Silk Tapestry, at#1,25. Also our G-piece Divan Tapestry Suite at $75. Office, Chetmber and Dining Room Furniture that must please you. REMEMBER, THE CASH BUYEB CANNOT AFFORD Tu Pass Us BY. _ . ww. 015-00-3t ‘Peansylvanis ave. and Eighth st. H. HOEKE, Srrcuz Ireu. Coll rice Achanee for are. yAice, 7th and H. ———617,18,20 Buy Your Coal of J. Mavur Dove. Only highest grades of family coal handled. jyl-t¢ poe er antes sna fe ener tienen doe heed Pre HEM SASH TET EB Be Bee PRATT URE A bt poe coo A JOHN RUDDEN, 930 AND 932 SEVENTH ST. ¥.W., HAS NOW ON HAND THE FINEST AND MOST UNIQUE DESIGNS OF FURNITURE AND CARPETS EVER PUT ON THE MAR- KETIN THISCITY. SPECIAL ATTENTION ISCALLED TO THE GRAND DISPLAY OF PARLOR SUITES, RANGING IN PRICE FROM 835 UP. ASPECIAL DRIVE 1X $35 PARLOR SETS, SEVEN PIECES IN HAIR CLOTH AND FLUSH, A HANDSOME, SOLID AND DURA- BLE ARTICLE AND A BARE BARGAIN CHAMBER SETS IN OAK, ANTIQUE AND SIXTEENTH CENTURY FINISHES; ALSO BLACK WALNUT AND CHERRY SETS IN THE GREATEST VARIETY, CARPETS OF EVERY GRADE FROM THE CHEAPEST INGRAIN TO THE BEST BODY BRUSSELS AND VELVET. ALSO A FULL LINE WARDROBES, RAT- TAN CHAIRS, ROCKING CHAIRS, FANCY EASY CHAIRS, SIDEBOARDS, MIRRORS, STOVES AND RANGES AND EVERYTHING NEEDED IN THE HOUSE FURNISHING LINE. " ALL CARPETS MADE AND LAID FREE OF CHARGE. ; 48 IN THE PAST MR. RUDDEN WILL OF- FER THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS TO ALL “ BUYERS, AND INTENDING PURCHASERS WHO DESIRE IT MAY OBTAIN 4 SINGLE ARTICLE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OB ENOUGH TO FURNISH A HOUSE, ON TERMS THAT WILL EMBRACE A SMALL CASH PAYMENT AND WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS THEREAFTER, IN SUCH AMOUNTS AS WILL BE MOST CON- VENIENT TO THEMSELVES. REMEMBER THE PLACE AND CALL AND EXAMINE STOCK RUDDEN'S FURNITURE, CARPET AND STOVE STORES, au30-tr 930 AND 932 7TH 8T. N.W, Case On Crenrr. Our fall steck of Furniture, Carpets, &., is now complete, and if you contemplate purchasing any- thing in our line it will be to your interest tocali a Us before doing so, as we are coufideut we cen save you from 10 to 25 per went on your purchase, Below we mention a few of our many bargains and advantazes We will sell you a handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE, 3 picces, for $17 cash or $18 on credit, Wo will sell you a 7-pioce PARLOR SUITE, solid walnut frames, upholstered in the best hair cloth, for $28 cach or £30 on ezedit, ‘We will rel you a 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid walnut irames, upholstered in plush, combination colors, for $228 cash or $30 on credit. ‘We will sell youagood WOVEN-WIRZ BED SPRING for $2.25 cash or $2.50 on credit. Wo will sell you a good quality BRUSSELS CARPET for 0c. per yard eash or G5c. per yard on credit. We will sell you a good INGRAIN CARPEY for 35e. per yard cash or 40c. per yard on credit. We Sew and Lay all CARPETS Free of Cost and do not charge for the waste in matching figures, We will sell al! CARPETS, MATTINGS AND OIL- CLOTHS on Credit at un advance of 5 cents per yard on the lowest cash prico, EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken ‘on all credit scles, and no notes required. CASH DISCOUNT allowed on all accounts settled in 30 days, Pp GROGAN, o11-3m 739 and 741 7th st. n.w. Buaszets, Snavis, Size, Vetvers, bDik8s GOOD. Double White Wool Liankets, elightly soiled, €1.60 SiAbinecLoTM DRESS one yard and a naif wie » Bhi ware evel. ay Mave, Biack, Brown. OVELY Siwt QUALITY FRUIT OF Loost Cor po ge et ¥ EUY sist QUA TON, sense sreorunout Of BUR S7H4e.,406q-ABc. 50ca ele, Tae, Bie 81. Bik Velvets 50c.. ve., 75c., $1. Very Finest Quality Lovedale Cambric 10s. se HENRIETTA CAMHMETEY pearly yard half wide, pure wool; cant bergase “MMERTING COTTON, exceliens quality, immense 1 ‘nearly sardands cna Sites cash vangain sie Be. FOLLY AND SPECTACULAR Realistic Balloon Voyamo. Around the World in 8 Days, Superb Spectacular Scenes! az Queens of the Parisian Burlesque’ ROF. F. M. PKUCIOS WILL KROPEN HIS Academy at W $f page ivania aye sad 3d tae, of § Selock MUN- Septens 00. For further adurcee't aw. Lis CH LANGUAGE. column) 1011 Conn. ave, yoOW OPEN. WASHINGTON RIDING SCHOOL, PROF J. A. McCLAKY, Proprietor. Stables, 1105 11th st. nw. Classes formed and Seddle Liorses for Practicing at all tunes, Horses Gaited to the Saddle, ‘Terms: $10 for Complete Course of Instruction. i eR eee ALMAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. EVERY EVENING. Matinees Wedvesday and Saturday. The Only and Orixinsl KIRALFY BROS. York. THE GHEAT MIKADO BALLET. THE ELECTRO DYNAMITE WONDER. THE SALAMBOS. Gorgeous New Costumes, Scenery bernaiia, and Paraphes Produced under the personal direction, supervision of the KIMaL}y BROTHERS, Sept, 22— Wi 1. Gi Cv. "shag ienetsbacse ) EW NATIONAL THe ATRE, Every Evening, Wednesdsy and Saturday Matinecs ‘The London snd New York Succesi. C.B.Jefferson and H.S. Taylor's Thrilling Melodrama, A DARK SECRET, ‘With the Remarkable Aquatic Scenes, The Old Church at Heuley aud the Henley Regatta. Real How Boats, Cances, Racing Shells and Steam Launenes on A RIVER CF KEAL WATER, Flooding the stage from well to wall from two to eicht feet deey Georve Hosmet, New Engiaud’s champion oarsmen , the Herbert ios, the tun.ous bate, and the Daisy Quartet, im vocui sdectious on the wacer. Next week— Marks’ International Vaudevilies 815 ARKIS' BIJOU THEATER. Ube Week, commencing MONDAY, September 15, The jorulur Young Actor, Xs. WOO! Ju His Latest + uccess, OUT IN TH STKELTS, ‘Presented with New tcew m fects aud Next Week—A Perilous Voyage. ACE MEETING, bnEEDERS' ASSOCIATION OF MARYLAND AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, RENNINGS, WEDNESDAY AND THULSDAY, SEPT, 17 AND 18. Four races each day. $2,000 in y three and four year old colt, 3.00, 2.30 classon, Large exhibition of horses from the breeding farms of Maryland and District of Columbia in frout of the grand stand each day. Full Marine Band, forty jieces The society event of the season, Special trains leave La‘limore and Potomac depot every half hour, beginning at 12 o'clock. Fost racing lurge crowds, good music and fine dis- play of horses, ADMISSION, $1. Ladies admitted FREE to all parts of the grounds. No objectionable characters allowed. Col. L, VICTOR BAUGHMAN, President. Gen, FELIX AGNUS, Vice President. BEALE, Second Vice Presideut. BENJ. WHIT: S i004 F ST. NW, clans dancin academy in Wash- { ansintante, & Send for circular, "Gen. BF. OF. SHELDON only strictiy: first. ington. A fuil corps of ‘Thursdeys aud saturday ra #1-6ui Semi-monthly. Tonrist Sloap- heap lintea, puuthern Pacific Co Agarese x 3 Broad- Fajbe Manager, 3 6; K. J. SMITH, Ageut, 49 mouth 2d lida, or Yny Majtituure avd Vino Ticket “ Jal5-w&s-1048 ew Lut uiladeiyi Agent. Gus bCHY Care, “THE PATAWOMECK." IS NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS RIGULAR DINNER, 81. SPECIAL DINNER A LA CARTE. > will leave the Sun 5:00 pam. returning at 10 p.m. ‘Lickets tor sats desired should be secured before- hind. Parties ucar the route cf tour oF muke west of the Sun Bsuiiding will be culled tor. “Lickets may be reserved vy telephouc. 2 SUMMER RESORTS. _ HE CHALFONSE. ATLANTIC CIT" ‘Un tbe beach, Noith Carolina sve. nobstricted cea View. water baths in the house. Elevator. ‘¥ _ FE. ROBLRTS& SONS. » MANHINGT ON co. MD. ed 3 SHENSORSarratizon my 21-4m. ie person Hotel, Baltimore, Md. Jy LL-tor nous, Harper's Ferry, W.V T, S. Lovett, Prop’r. ‘Most Leautitul jocution in Harper's #erry; table first-class. Open until December 1. Lm Dn Licurunt ‘Has resumed his practice and removed his office to his residence, 1411 K 8ST. N.W. EARLY MANIFESTATIONS OF CONSUMPTION. If a person has an obstinate cough, which com- mencod without any obvious cause, a cough which is at first dry end hacking, aud subsequently attended fora time with frothy or mucilaginous-looking expec- toration, recompauied by wandering pxins about the i slight extent, he ts in muptive. If, besides, there be blood, even to the amount breathing becomes harsh, hurried and deep inspira- tions evoke a few clicks of a dry and crecking sound, of if the voice becomes permanently weuk and hoarse, there can be little doubt that the person is suffering fromm consumpticn. Ita persou, ree from dysentery, and who bas not re- sided in tropical climates, suffers from obstinate diar- rhea. which goes cu mouth after month, with slight remission or intermission, even though there be no cough, he is most likely cousumptive Should this diarrhoea be followed by chest symptoms of the slight- est amount, the existence of cousumption is an ab- solute certainty. If @ young adult, not addicted to encrvating habits and not leading a dissolute | life, without cloar cause steadily loses weisht, he is, in all probability. cumsumptive, though no chest «ymp- toms should have appeared. When such, however, manifest themselves ad.litionally the establishaont of consumption isalmosta fixed fact, In ail cases ‘where any of the maniiestat.ons described make their eppearance we should advise au im:nediate exumina- Lion of the chest and prompt resort to appproptiate treatment. Atan carly stace of consumption a radical cure can be frequently elected, and health placed upon a firm and permanent footing, while with every ‘step in ad- vance which the disease is allowed to take the chances fora perfect recovery Atunivish correspondingly. Our readers mUst bear in miud that the most skilifal and efficient treatment cau do nu more than to mek: sound aud useful asmuch of the lungs as is present at the thne whten the progress of cousummption becomes sus- pended, No weanson earth cau replace the June tis- ‘s0@ which has becn destroyed by the uicerated pro- creas. The earlier, therefore, consumption is attended to, the better are the chances for satisfactory results. DR LIGHTHILL, For thirty years specialist for the cure of CATARLH, DEAFNESS, ASTHMA ‘And diseases of the Office Hours from 8 a.m. until 12, apd from Jto5 p.m "be “MODJEBKA,” the Most Stylish Sling Sleeve SSRN, vere eras om, paced Combined New and Giyamtic Spectacular Production of 4RCUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAY In ita entirety as presented at Niblo's Theater, New EXCURSIONS. PICNICS, : ; : oan Rama 25c Axo 15c GRAND FREE EXuHIDITION at RIVER View SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, September 20 and 71, By the World Renowned Cart PaUL BoLTOX, ‘The Water King. TN HIS GREAT AQUATIC ENTERTAINMENT, Assisted by a Corps of Professional and Champiea Water Walkers Log Rollers, Polo Players and Osremen, THE ONLY EXHIBITION OF THE KIND ON ARTE. Do Not Fail to See This Grand Spectacie of Mea ACTUALLY WALKING ON THE WATER Steamer Samuel J. Pents aad engther will leave om Sunday at 10.60 and 12 a and 2.30 and 3pm Ge Saturday at 9:45am. and 2-30 p.m. Dancy on the wrownds all day and evening Setur- day, Sept. 20 ‘Tickets—Adults, 25c. and children 1c round rt, Bato ES. RANDALL, 48? Wepsespax RIVER VIEW. WEDNESDAY, September 19, STEAMER SAMUEL J. PENTZ will make Three Tripalesving her wharf at 0.45 aan, 1:4) and 6:30 p.m, Tickets, 25 cts. e15-38 He Fok LOWER CEDAR POINT? SELECT FAMILY OYSTER ROAST By the Officers of the STEAMER JANE MOSELEY, SUNDAY, Sept. 21, at 9:30am, Home at 10 p.m, Tickets 50 cts, including Oyster Roast, Bring your Oyster Kuife and York Tickets and state roows for sale at steamer's whesh, foot of 6th st Good Fishing and Crabbing. } #15-6t rps Mount Vion ts AND MALSHALL HALL STEAMDOAT CO. Onand after June 1, 1890, the new iron andistest Steamer CHARLES MACALESTER Will ieave Ler wharf, toot of Vernon aud Marv all ay th street, for Mount Bevery day concept 8 and > 40 and 2-30 pau, recuruing at cay remal Sau case oh the buat. Meals aud iuuches served womptiy. Mount Vermon gusde Looks cul be pro- Won the boat, A liseht excar touching at alk woud at retarutne, Jewving Waahittig $On MEU GU Pili, POMC CA Gu HOCUEL BELAY fran, Meals aud Lusichiew at ail tines ut Mareiuals Hast soe taurant, dave to Marshall Hall sna return, & try, children, Letween 6 wisrt duis, dpm. houwi - Duuday trips of the Will Ue aunuunced Weekly, See advert Por cuariers of Steamers Mac weiter Mount SLABS, Canta, TEAMLA cura cents. ‘Corcoran to Marwhall [ail een te. Tar 2 veuk Burtheids andiny. tered to run wp Boats vi ye ad sale, 2dU. CUMBLKLAN 24-3 Foot ot Side _ STAGE EXCURSIONS. DEV227 234¥ Be. oo. st Bw. ound Sud 3 pte; Wc Cavin Jota Bridge. : PROPOSALS. USALS £UK SHAVING hingion Savy Yard. %) 58 Orsed “Propesals tor Shaping Mu: ion Navy dard, to be vpewed 0,” will De received at the urea 30, 1 aud Clthing, Navy Department, Wash- SWELVL OC Lu De., Ui ti. NOUN, TEMBER SHIKTT Lely opened, Binh at Rho, Wash tue Machine. Navy staudard acd poss the usual uaval inspe: Blauk proposals will be turtushed upon a the Coummandan ™ the b.ds, ail other tnms as ri to reject any ur ail bids not deemed advan tay the government EDWIN, STEWAKI, Pay General, U.S, Navy. * Honater Rw INSTKUCTING A S m Asyluin.—OMicw oF the Ce Soners D.C.,Wasliuyton, D.C, Bep 1 Jed Proposals wisi be’ received at INEM. on (UESDA M JHLRD, 1SK0, for coustrac shington Asylum. lank forms pecificativas, tc 1 necessary thos, cam be obtained upon application there! Office of tie luspector of Buiidings of the Disteiet of Co mundus, and only tids upon these fonns wid be cop: ae renerved to Pe: id alk ABS. LU. MINE, 5 this office unt Bet WENTY- eet au 2M dion ait ROPOSALS FOR FUEL dene Survey Offer, W be te othes { THURSDAY, -krieM- ‘und open d. immediately Mt bidsiers, for” fMruimlitag ) tone best quclity White best quatity White sawed once, Eackory Wooa, sawed « subject to the provisions of section 3 United States, an: ‘Awards will be 11 of the Ke. stored in the Envelopes to be inde wad 2etcres uuperin- id Ged tic Rurvey, Wanlilag- C. MENDENMALL, Supermmiendent. PROPOSALS FOR ASPHALT PAVEMENT AND FUOTWALKS.—Oflice of Tublic Buildings and Grounds, War D yartweut, Washineton, D.C ternber 10, 1890. —Sealed proposals, in dupl Ve received at th aati! NOON, BALL alt pave or Jesh, of usphalt ress approved be 1887, vol pace . Dae Statutes wt Large | Forums ad specifications can le obtained ut Unie office. the United States reserves ine r gut torejectauy aud ali propossia, O, M EANST, Colonel, U.S" Army BOOKS AN Srouy Lax Isa charming young folks book by Sy@- ney Gray, Beautifully illustrated with B2colored plates by Robert Barnes. I beve just received tt. Some cf thestortes are: THE WAYWARD CHICKEN, THE YOUNG ARTIST, GOOSEY'S GIFT, ETO. You can see it in my window, Price, $1.25. ‘wud vol. D STATIOD ERY BODERT F. MIL"ER, Bookseller and Stationer, sll-On 539 15th st., Corcoran Building, POTOMAC RIVER BOATS, TOMAC KIVER LANDING: Pero Me JON WT MPSON. ‘Monday. apd Pésdaycat Team, ra pati gihgalenday ay Curriomau aid Leona: pins antar ee. _beomaraton te Pare, first-class, Tor itunes nation, cau Levepncwe me £300. 7. Noxrox axp oxp porxt. On and after SATURDAY, AUG. 23. FARY, ¢2 ONE WAY; $3 ROUND TRIP. Steamers Lesve 6th street Wharf at 5 p.m. Taew y. hurwday and ee . Uday at 10-00 $esiker ter watton iewptione call 1556.” Leabe st Biuey Point exch top pom and retuning. my ¥-Gaa StpGe “waREETELD — Ca a vp MOXDAYS. 3 Bak RURDAY reitine A er hemin Creek, Va, rPnavensier eccunmavantions Secreta, sf 1 Dee ED GINTA ora woat Company's oat eo Buen on wy honday or a ocioce poe ‘Apply wo