Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1890, Page 8

> FRE EVENING STAR: WA LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL FIGHT A.M. FRIDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, fair; cooler; northeasterly winds. CONDITION OF TRE WATER 19. Receiving reservoir. temperature, dition at north connection. seuth connection, 26: distributing reservoir, temperature, 69: condition at miluent gate house, 18; condition at effluent gate,house, 15, High tide in the river, 5:12 p.m.; low tide in the river, 11:37 p.m. Taz Best Prorte in Washington go to the’ Woman's Exchange for meals, Everything ‘fst-class at popular prices. Families L apey if not too far from the exchange. 613 13th st. aw. Murx and whisky testers, Hempren's, 453 Pa. av. Wer Ane Orrerixo a good heavy ingrain car- petati7ec. All the better grades im ingrai tapestry and body Brussels. New fall d: goods. Joussox, Gaus: & Co., 636 Pa, av.n.w. Stx I. Goldschmid’s school supply advertise- ment on fourth page. i Hats ror Fatu or 1890, All the popular shapes and qualities of fash- fonable stiff and flexible hats now in stock, Prices frdm our best at $4 down to a derby at $1.50. ¢ 3@ aud $3 derbies are the best we have ever seen at the prices. R. C. Lewis & Sox, 1421 New York ave. N.B. Lowest prices plainly marked in each bat. Lcny's Prrsisszwa cures kidney and biadder diseases. ‘ester Hzionts, 1 most delightfully aitu- property and adjoming the new Methodist ersity, will be offered to the public Sep- tember 25 and close October 25. Prices 10 and cents per foot. A splendi! opportunity to doubie your investment in ninety days, Joux F. Waooamas, 14th and G, Guess axp Asircsity J. H. Kurnzixe, 1206 Pa. ave. Watt Parens, fine pictures, picture frames made to orler from the newest ‘iesignus in gold jeaf, gold and white, silver, hard woods, Bouirsa J. Laws. 1427 Pa. ave., near Treasury. Mas. C.W. McNocamrex, Dentist, 717 11th st Ove Quart of $1 wh for Can't be beat. Cuas. Kramer, 7th st. ow. Brroiar Atanats and speaking tubes. 1206 Pa. ave. W. B. Moses & Soxs, F and Lith. will offer this entire season their whole stock of Moquette Carpe More than oue hundred and fifty patterns, At $1.25 per yard net cash, : and will furuish any ‘pattern or make at this rice. : Until October Ist will offer for cash, asa special drive, carpets as follows: 7) patterns Bigelow and other standard makes body Brussels at 21. 15 patterus extra quality velvet at 90 cents, 20 patterus extra quality body Brussels at 85 cents. 25 patterns extra quality 12 patterns second qual cents. 15 patterns ex-super all-wool ingrains at 50 cents. G patterns ex-super ingrains at 40 centa._ du short end carpets and sample pieces, fringed, suitable for rugs, at from 50 cents to SL W. E. Moses & Sons, Furniture, Carpets. Upholstery & Wall Papers. Cautex’s, 711 Market pestry at 70 cents, tupestry at 50 Dry Goons Satrsuay. space. Westey Herunts, the loveliest location for a home. adjoms the new Methodist University aud will be sold trom September 25 to October 25 ut 10 and 20 cents per foot. Joux F. Waooamas, 14th and G. Fox Wat Parens go to Jv us LaxsBurog. We Meer Any and all prices advertised on moquette aud other carpets. Come and see us and we will save you money. W. H. HogKE, Peun. ave. and 3th street. Lioursixa Rovs and electric work. J. H. Kveauise. Barren rmax Even.—Our well-known, reliable fine felt derbies at $1.50 and €2. New styles and staple shapes. AL. Lewis, 435 7th et, House & Henumaxy's for furniture and car- gets. Cash or credit. e adv't., page 5, Canprts Camrzoratep and made moth proof freo of charge. Ememe Caurer Cueaxixo Works, 631-635 Mass. ave. n.w. Telephone 425-2 Gexs ron Hme. Open at night, 1206 Pa, av. Way Go Twesty Mrxxs in the country devoid of ali improvements to buy a lot when for the eame price you can get lovely site on Wesley Heights, adjoiming the new Methodist Univer- sity. Sule opens September 25 and closes Oc- tober 25. Joux F. Wacoamay, 14th and G, Ber Your Coat of J. Mavay Dove. Only highest grades of family coal handled. CITY AND DISTRICE AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Axpavon's.—The Wm. J. Gilmore Co. in “Phe Sea King.” Nattowan. —Marks’ villes, Hanats.—‘‘A Perilous Voyage.” Kenxay's—Lester & Alien and Kiralfy’s Parisian ballet. ———— CONDENSED LOCALS. The friends of Sarah Herzog, who was under arrest a: the sixth precinct for drunkenness on Monday night and released Tuesday morning, ure apprehensive as to her probable fate, for she is missing and, being slightly demented, fear@ are entertained that she has committed suicide, Au address on socialism was delivered last evening before the Nationalist Club, No. 1, by Mr. Lawrence Groniugd. who is the author of the “Co-operative Commonwealth.” A meeting of the Granite Cutters’ Associa- tion was held last evening and reports from the various subordinate organizations, which ere printed by the national organization for Sencral imformatioa, were read. ‘Due fast-day services which were held yes. terday in the Eighth Street Synagogue were concluded last evening at sundown. Rabbi Stern was assisted in conducting the services by Mr. B. Nordlinger and Mr. B. Gusdorf. Shield of Honor. At the regular meeting Tuosday night of ‘Mount Vernon Lodze, No. 1., 8. of H., applica- International Vaude- DEATH FROM MALPRACTICE. nie Bishop, a Colored Scamstress. three years of age, living on Q near 8th and having an office at 707 N northwest. Both of them were taken into custody on sus- Picion of being concerned. in the death of Fannie Bishop, a young colored woman who, a8 stated in yesterday's Stan, died at 2124 10th street Thursday night and was buried in Har- monial Cemetery Sunday. Waring was locked up at4o'clock and the doctor at 6 o'clock. The deceased was a bright colored girl twenty- three years old. She was a seamstress and was of a remarkably lively disposition and fond of company. She lived with her mother and father. Tucsday of last week out riding with ber affianced, Waring, the next day some of the neighbors saw her engaged in household work aud she was then apparently im the best of health. riday morning crape on the door announced her death. The suddenness of her demise caused Were notified of the facts in the case, coroner. Detective Mahon was assigned to in- vestigate the case and it was not long before enough was ascertained to convince the au- thorities that there was at least somo irregu- larity, perhaps crime, for tho death certificate ‘ated thatthe cause of death was malarial or two weeks, the body should be disinterred, and Dr. E. M. Schaef day made a post-mortem examination and found that death had resjilted from an opera- tion tor abortion, Then it was determined to make the arrests and hol@ an inquest, THE IXQUEST. Last evening the coroner held the inquest at the second precinct station. The jurors were Isaac W. Busey, James Fortune, William Mar- tin, Edward 8. Percell, John Port and W. C. Wuhl, who viewed the body yesterday after- noon. The first witness was Mrs. Honrietta Hen- derson, the mother of the deces#ed, who testi- fied with scbs und tears as to her daughter being taken 1!1 Thursday morning, as sup- posed with heart discase, but her daughter stated that she had eaten some oysters, and so witness thought it was colic. Toward noon the deceased said she was better. ahd, asking for a box of paper, wrete a note telling her to give 1% to a boy to send to Waring. who was at work at P and ith streets. Then the doctor came and Waring also came in the afternoon. Dr. Bushnell came three times and dircetly after Ihe lert the Inst time witness saw. that her daughter was dying. Dr. Bushuell had stated uat he would be up in the morning, TESTIMONY OF HER LOVER, Robert L. Waring ‘testified that he first knew of Fannie’s trouble three weeks before her death, and on Sunday (14th) sbe told him that she bad an engagement with Dr. Bushnell that night and he persuaded her not té go the: She said thai she would go the next day, W: ness had not known Dr. Bushneil, nor did he arrange for or suggest an operation by him or any oue else, The next day teary she came ast the building and said she had been to Dr. Bushnell’ and it wasallover. Next* saw her ‘Thursday afternoon when he took her out rid- ing and she was theu complaining. Next re- ceived the note from her on Thursday and went to the doctor aud told him that the young lady who had been there on Monday was sick. Dr. B, denied that any such person had been to him, but said if she was sick he would go. Dr. Bushnell—I never saw the lady at the tice nor ever saw Waring till he calle By a juror—On Tuesday she said she had been to a woman ou T between 9th and 10th streets, = the coroner—On Monday she had a box of is. o DR. BUSHNELL’S DENIAL, Dr. Bushuell was next sworn and testified with some feeling: ‘I can fay positively no such person was at my office on Monday.” The first he knew of the girl was when ho was to see her on Thursday after Waring camo for him. Was positive about Monday, for he was painting his house and was scarcely at his office that day. He found her in a congestive chill and made three visits, and he had no doubt but the congestive chili and heart trouble caused her death. Dr. Patterson—If you had seen the post- mortem perhaps you would have changed your mind. Dr. Bushnell—Yes, it would aggravate the trouble; but it was not my work. I am inno- cent as a child unborn, Dr. Schaeffer testitied to the autopsy, and that deuth was caused by metro peritonitis. TRE VEnDICT. id This closed the testimony, and the Jury found averdict that death was caused by a criminal operation performed by some person or per- sons unknown. Dr. Bushneli and Waring were discharged from custody. a. eS Se Coming Reunion of Veterans. Robert G. Shaw Command, No. 4, Union Veterans’ Union, Department of the Potomac, has elected the following officers: Colonel, Theodore C. Ray; lieutenant colonel, Richard D. Goodman; major, Isaac $, Hawkins; sur- geon, J. Robinson; chaplain, Heury C. Saun- ders; officer of the day, Meredith Jenkins; oiicer of the guard, Gabriel Duncan; quarter- master. George M. Arnold. The widow of Col. Shaw has presented the command with a crayon portrait of that officer, in whose mem- ory the command was named. A reunion of veterans will be held in this city in November under the auspices of the command, —_— -— ANACOSTIA, Tar Crrizexs’ Association Reonoaxizep.— The Anacostia Citizens’ Association met last night in the station house and had a wide- awake annual meeting, about thirty being present, among whom were H. A. Linger,- Charles Barker, A, M. Green. Geo. H. Arm strong, K. A. Pyles, Robert Mundell, J. N. Minnix, J. CG, Lee,’ Adolph Goode, Thomas Jenkins, W. Marden King. J. W. Bartley, H. 8. Petty, Harry Shavnon, D. L. Pitcher, Dr. Grant, J. H. Dony, B. E. Messer, Dr. Torrey, J. A. Bede, Messrs. Webster, Olaf F. Guer- drum, Roosh. Roche, Middleton, Hensrow, Taylor, Kkeardon aud a fow others, while Offi- cers W. T. Anderson, Prather and Branso: acted as outside guard. As the roll was called old members chipped in iheit amhiual dues, and sixteen new names were subscribed to the constitution. The old officers having declined tocontinue in office longer, Mr. Chas. Barker of Minnesota avenne extended was elected pres- tions for membership were received from John | ident, W. Marden Kiny, vice president, Kobert Mundell secretary, and A. M. Green treasurer. Coroner’s Inquest on the Body of Fan- Yesterday afternoon Detective Mahon ar- rested two persons—Robert ©. Waring, a young T 4 condition of water at 7/| Colored man. twehty-sevon years old, who live ES Great Fails, temperature, 68: condition, | at 17th and Coreoran streets, and Dr. John H. 53. Con-/ Bushnell, a well-known physician, seventy- |. 22: condition at erecting Chief Parris Recommends an Increase ot the Force and Better Pay. ANOTHER ENGINE HOUSE NEEDED NORTH OF FLORIDA AVENUE—WATER NEEDED 1X THE SUBURBS—ESTIMATES FOR THE COMIXG FIR- Cal Yean, Chief Parris of the fire ‘department today submitted his report of the workings of hie department for the fiscal year just ended, to- gether with an estimate of the amount required to conduct the fire department for the fiscal year to end June 30, 1892. The report says there are at presont eight engine houses, all of which are in good condi- tion, with the exception of numbers 2 and 4, the former being dilapidated and unhealthy and the latter so old and out of repair that it would require the entire appropriation: made for repairs tokeep it in order. In this connec- tion Chief Parris recommend an appropriation of $12,000 toerecta new engine house, He refers to the good conduct ana thorough discipline of the force, which he says he is de- termined to maintain, as it is one of the roqui- sites for a successful fire department. INSUIFICIENT Pay. Referring to the pay of the members of the department, he says tat, with the exception of an increase of $5 per month to hostlers and Privates, thero has been no increase since the organization of the department. Since they are required to live in closo proximity to t! company's quarters the improvements and a vance In real estate has made it hard for them to take proper care of thi families. A pro- motion of eleven privates to the rank of assist- ant foremen is recommended, with a corre- sponding increase of pay. SHINGTO ihe Cirxveraxps Saree Baxrxo Pownss, Critvexaxps Suseter Baxrxo Pownzn, Utavezunvs Sepector Baixo Powoen, Foud raised with it keeps Its, i tie ena, ote €co- nical thau auy other, it simers gives uniform It ts absolutely free from adulteration. Cleveland's Superior Baking Powder is for sale by G. G. Cornwall & Son, Magruder, ca Pa hae dota Keron, re Hi ood. F. icciates, Be Mccormick . |. & P. Metzxer, And other high-class grocers, my6@-tu,th,‘&m Laxssuras & Bro. Relative to advance styles in Fall Garments itis ‘Moue too soon to ifivestigate and study up offerings And probabilities if one intends to be in the field for ew things when the season first opens. There is one temptation which besets many buyers AN INCREASE OF THE FORCE ASKED FOR. There are two old-style engines in the de- partment which the chief recommends be ex- changed, and an appropriation of $8,000 to effect the exchange is requested. The rapid growth of that section of the city north of Flo- rida avenuc, between Connecticut avenue and Mth street, the chicf says, isin need of more adequate means and greater appliances for the suppression of fires, and a new company for that section {s ostimated for. Four new watchmen are provided for. additional privates toench engin» company and ont to each truck company are estimated for, Chief Parris thinking the effectiveness of the depart- ment demands it, THE RELIEF FUND, Speaking of the relief tund, he renews his past recommendations that some means be de- vised for creating a reserve fund for the bene- Ait of disabled Sremen. At present, he says, 117 members pay $1 per month into this fund, and, as the pension roll already amounts to $110 per month, but $7 remain to be invested in bonds at the end of each month. He recom- mends that «certain amount of the fines col- lected for violating ordinances of the District be applied to this fund. For instance, in addi- tion wo the $1 deducted from each fireman's psy, 35 per ceut of the fines collected might be added, During the year fifty applications for posi- | tious in the department were received; ten o the applicants received appointments, e A practical machinist and engincer to take charge of all apparatus at $1,200 per annum is estimated for. PROTECTION OF THE SUDURBS, Chief Parris calls attoution to those section known as Mount Pleasaut, Lincoln avenue and Anacostia. These suburbs, he says, are sadly in need of water facilities on account of the large number of wooden buildings. He,there- fore,recommends that watcr mains be extended out Lincoln avenue, 1th street and over the Eastern branch, and that the sections men- tioned be included im the fire-alarm circuit, Also that water mai be extended out $2d strect four blocks. During the year there were 207 alarms for fire and 118 local or stil! alarms, the whole entailing a loss of $113,191, covered by au insurance of $73,873, against a loss of #110,955 and an insurance of $79,734 the pre- vious year, ESTIMATES. The foliowing estimates for the support of the department are also submitted: One chief engineer, $2,500; two assistants, at $1,500 eac one fire marshal, at £1.200; one clerk, at $1,200 eleven foremen, at $1,200 each; eight engi neers, nt #1,150 cach; eight firemen, at #930 hroe tillermen, at $930 cach; twelve hostlers, at $030 eac! venty-six private $900 cach; six watchmen. at €720 each: veterinary eurgeon, $1,000; cleven assistant foremen, 3960 ; eleven hostlers, 9930 each, and ope machinist, at €1,200. Total, $147,400. The above includes an increase of salaries throughout the department, ‘THE FIRE MARSIAL’S REPORT is appended to the above. It shows among other things that the oil stored about the city isa far better grade than heretofore. During the year he received eighteen complaints of unsafe buildings, all of which were remedied, Au Res Dows From the weakening effects of warm weather by hard ‘work or from a long illness, yon need a good tonic and blood purifier, Hood's Sarsaparilia gives a good appe- ct trengthens the whole system, purifies the blood, lates the digestion. It affords me much pleasure to recomsbend Hood's Sarsaparills. My health two years aco was very poor. My friends thought I was going with consumption. I commenced using Hood's Sargaparilla, took five bot- ‘tes of it, and today I can do as hard a day's work ns J evercould. It saved me from the grave and put me on my feet, a sound, healthy man." WILL K. D. THIB- BEY, 144 East Main street, Wiggonsville, Ohio, HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists. 1; six for @5. Prepared only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR, Cortcuna Is Garar, Because great things are required of it. Curing akin. diseases js no easy matter. Every sufferer from tor- turing, dirfiguring, itching, burning, bleeding, staly and pimply diseases of the skin, scalp and blood, with loss of hair, will admit this in view of the almost total failure of the usual remedies, CUTICURA is the test of skin cures. 11 Buawsers, Suawts, Snxs, Vexvers, DKESS GOODS. Double While Weol Blankets, siihtly aoiled, $1.50 ¢ OTH DRESS GOODS, one yard and CLOTH D! one yt a half wide, alt-nute woul, Nevy dite, Blacks “Brogan ch, Garnet; cash 1B Uc. T oe FRUIT OF LOOM COT- wide, Sigc. ictsoent of Slike, 37}§c.,40c. 450, 5064 4S. Sehroth and James M. Grant. Geo. W. Tay- jor was elected representative to the forthcom- ing fraternal congress of veneticial associa- Dr. R.A. Pyles, ind Geo, H. Arm- strong were elected memvcrs of the executive committee, of which chairmen of the standing elvets 50c., Oxe., T5c., $1. J Very Finest Quality Lonsdale Cambric 100. HENMIETTA CASHMERE, nearly yard and a lulf wide, pure wool: specisl cast bargala SOc: tions to be held im this city. The resignation of M. A. Skinner as tigancial secretary, in con- consequence of ill-health. was received aud ac- cepted and the recording secretary was in- structed to express under seal of the lodge their regret at the necessity of his retirement frou) office and their hope for his speedy resto- tation to health. Geo. Taylor was elected to thé vacant position. John Brosnan was ap- pointed as right supporter to junior master in place of Barnet Minnich, who bas removed irdm the city. The new officers were then daly installed in office. The committee on by- Jaws reported tho result of their labors and the by-laws recommended were ordered to be laid on the table until the noxt meeting. —- Charged With Till Tapping. committees are also members, The committee on improvements of Pierce and Fillmore strects made @ favorable report, aud as the strects are included in the new appropriation the com- mittee was dismissed. An effort will be mado to have Pierce street extended at the lower corner of Hon. Fred Douglsss’ property to cof- nect with H. A. Griswold’s subdivision. The streets lack but a few fect of counecting. Dr. Torrey asked that somethi be done at once to have Bridge street paved with suitable locks. This street, which is the oniy approach to the navy yard bridge, is now paved with cobble stone, and ie a genuine carriage smasher. It bas the worst piece of pavement on this side of the branch right where the best is demanded on account of the immense SMEKTING TON, excellent quality, immense double width, SILK MOHAIR BRILLIANTINES, nearly yard anda quarter wide; cash batyuin 45¢. Balbrigean THK pairs for 50c. Excellent Quality Canton Flannel 80, Heavy Bed Comforts 75c., 87c., 81. 3 pga GOODS, pure wool, wide, 0 CARTER’S CASH STORE, 711 MARKET SPACK, NEAR 7TH ST. A CASH PURCHASE TO THE AMOUNT OF 95 ENTITLES THE PURCHASER TO ONE OF OUR VALUABLE PRESENTS, aur Prank Gree! colored man from this city, wns arrested in Philadeiphia Tuesday on a charge of tapping the tilbof Dr. Rizzio’s drug tore at 7th and Fitzwater streets in that city. Hg was held yesterday im $600 bail. Green, if istieceek: got possession of the money drawer while the doctor was waiting on him. During the straggle between the thief and the doctor a large plate-glass window was broken. . ——_ Yesterday’s Ball Games. — of er PN Score Leg sit ae It is iv a drea vers an eat tracts from the village. The new Comutitice will push the matter. Hon. A. M. Bliss, who has xtensive real estate interests on this side, was elected an honorary ber of ths nssocia- tion. An adjournment was taken for one week to give at Barker time to make up his committees, and then the campaign for improvements pill open. Incidentally the re- appointment of Dr. Wittmer as school trustee was discussed and seemed Yesterday the championship base ball games | tory. tesulted as follows: National League—-Philadelphia, 9; Chicago, 8. Brooklyn, 5; Cincinnati, 1. New York, 5; Cleve- jand, 1. Pittsburg, lon, 3. Players’ League—Chicago, 4; Philadel 2, Boston, 5; Cleveland, 4. Buffalo, 6; New York, 4 Brooklyn, 12; Pittsburg, 6. American Associat ‘rain 3; Columbus, 2 Balt Rochester, 1; Louisville, 1'( ington, — Harris! » 10; New Newark daughi Round-trip ticke' “<Broniedine” will dare it" Baie, lament cure » sure, 25c., at any drug store. Invorrant Sate Bygeinthe, tien rooms tomorrow (Friday) at 11 0’ on — Athietic-St. Louis return- ae Si - troncbeag sath ‘oper, though ought wy) mee 4 there ‘was some epetting bel Bi Pesagtn ut versatile debaters before it opened. The quea- tion raised was the fitness. the privotpel of our schools, and the al beeame what a recent statesman would ¢all “offensive parti- sanship. f Notes.—John A. Logan G.A,R., held its ini. ati toad night and tiated one new mem! ——Mire. J. Ie Gates ior ia Baitimore gout, member of of $50 per month, owing the cars of the in the THURSDAY, AUG. 28, 1800. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY Also, nothwithstanding the advance in Flour, weare cffering some real bargains tn that department, Our “Big Bargain” Brand at @5.75 is e Good Patent Process Flour, which we fully guarantee, ‘Best—Fresh Bupply—Rock Bottom Price. Huch of Wash- | visiting truly artistic, goods and to be fully appreciated they must be seen in the piece. receive prompt consideration. can address our mail-order department. obrat Just at this point, ‘The New Goods are so attractive, so bright and fresh that it does seem as though there never were such handsome goods before. Especially those which our European buyer secured, for us when he visited the cities of Paris and Berlin, the true wording, French and German Novelties. Af farther evidence were vecessary to illustrate how quick the public 1 to recognize genuine morit the great demand we experienced on our line of Plush Garments would be surprising to you. Now, this seadon we havo used extra efforts and have Secured tha above class of goods at special prices, ‘The garincnts are all in our house marked and ready for your inspection, We will guaramtee you saving of 10 to 15 per cent by buying now. Any garment you wish to solect now we will lay aaide for you uatil the desired time with a small de- Fosit thoreon, PLUSH SACQUES, 40 inches lon; “ Pt 2 tereses fetet: Bizes range from 32 inches to 46 bust. You will notice that the 40-inch will be the fash- fonable length the coming season, An unlimited number of NEW IDEAS IN PLUSH MODJESKAS AND VISITES, SPECIAL NOTICE. ‘We have just received 50 pieces 52-inch PLAID and CHECK SUITINGS, whichcompletes the largest, handsomest and most varied stock of Plaid Suitings to be founds In point of design and blending of colors they age They are very superior high-class $1.60 per yard; fully worth ¢2. SMALL WARES. French Darning Cotton, all colors, 3 balls for 10c. Barbour’s Best Linen Thread, 7c. spool. ‘Woven Initials (Seript), 1 7c. per gross, Tape Measures, Sc, cach, Asiorted Size Pins (English make), Sc. paper, ‘Best Quality Bone Casing, 3c. yard, Good Whalebones— Sin, 8in = 10im tim, = in, Se.dor, 9, loc. lle, uc. All-silk Fancy Garter Webbing, now colors, 16¢. yd. Whisks with Metallic Handies, 190, each. Bixby's 4-02. Shoe Polish, 1c. per bottle. ‘Mail orders for samples, goods or information will Out-of-town people Wo are the Washington Agents for Dr. Jager'scel- ted SANITARY UNDERWEAR, nN Sq ny 8 N N iN ge g% RRE $ Bode . Bt) ertss errs ae BR RRR 00. if RP PR Se: 420, €22, 424, 426 SEVENTH &T. N.W. a24 Orrice Or JULIUS LANSBURGH, 13TH AND F STS. Appreciation is pleasant. Abaman tide ebbing and flowing through the store all day. Kind remarks cid us in the on- ward march, IN LACE CURTAINS. ‘Wo know the city holds no stock that can ap- proach. A simple trait of giving low prices makes this 20. BRUSSELS AND BRUSSELS POINTS, 817.3010 $1008 pair. Sash size, $5 to $15. IRISH POINT, SOFT CREAM TONES, 96 to @50 a pair. TAMBOURED, forever fashionable, 65.50 to 830 8 pair. ARAB, . RUSSIAN, BREMAISSANCE, ANTIQUE AND NOTTINGHAM Make up the vatiety. Don't forget our Wall Papers, One pleasant feature ie how we have but one prico and that Price to include everything. Carpets, secomd and third floors, Furnitute, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh floors, @1 CORSET AT 79 CENTS, * iE $2 CORSET AT 81.50, CORSET AT 83 CENTS, it ‘25e. each. be had eM ap. Merzoxn, 417 7th and 2408 14th a. ¥, hisky, 5 old, qt. bot, 65e, a eu Microscopes. Warronp, 477 Pa» Buy o Machine with « Repu how its rotary motion, silent aad positive, con- trasts with the rasping, heavy, uncertain action jul-t,th,s,3m _Wneeeen | Cholicest and Most Fragrant Teas on the powder, M. & P. Metzorn, 417 Tth st. uw. 1% Piles! Piles! Piles!—Dr. Williams’ Indian Bleeding or liching Piles over discovered, It never fails tocure old chronic cases of long Ohio, thlsus We W: Your Order Saturday’ for Fine for our advt. tomorrow, this column, itt M. & P. Merzoer, 417 7th st. nw. When baby was sick we gave’ her Castoria, When she was 4 Child she cried for Castoria, When she had Children she gave them Custoria. 3816-th,s,tu,ly iE bie - MstzaR’s, 7th st, Star Spring Water. tles and ce the gines by all druggists, Sam's C. Patten, Agent, | jado-a,tu, th 1508 ts who bave tried “Teaberry” pronounce it the dnest thing on the face of the Absolutely the Finest Coffee to Pure Rye W Roller Process PLR. Witsoe, 984 7th st. a Examine our New Hi of shuttle machines. 437 Witso: market. Fine Formosa, Oolong and Rich Gun- Pile Ointment is the only vure cure for Blind, standing, Wittiams Mra. Co., Cleveland, ja25-s, tu, Coffee, ‘tea and Best Table Butter. Look out Castoria, When she became Mies she clung to Castoria, eo Rye Whisky, 5c. quart. Saratoga Star Spring Wator fur gale tn bet- Aha!—De ave t th for the Teeth and Breath, E. P, Menzz. Fits, Spasms, st. Vitus Dance, Nervoumess and Hysteria are soon cured by Dr. Miies’ Nery- ine. Tree samples at 4 Menrz's Dava Stone, 1014 F st. Buy Your Coal of J. Mavur Dove. Only highest grades of family coal handled. jy16- ————————————— eee U Stated 1 DNLSCAY, OCTOBER Fa.an to quality sted quantity can be’ obtained upon application at office. WM, SMITL, Sujerimtecdeut United States Dotanie Gore den, B24-6t Peres: BLus (PUTA- toes + Weshington Bar- Sealed Proposals ip val conditions, with @ copy ec, Will be Received wt YUCK NOUN on SLPTEM- 4 then ALS FOR FRESH VEGEIA at Ontue — fice 8. cCUMIpALLY pro ive to articles of do- ndition of quality and price (in price of foreign productions or manu- duty thereow) beim equal.” Proposals seuled envelopes marked “Proy tables” and addressed to the under- woveruiuent resorves the Tight to reject I pruposuls. ull information nay be obtained ti CUDSTAN: cl 101 signed. anyor by a OUNSERUCIION Ol the Commissioners D.C., Wasl wiber 18,1590. ied. Proy crefur, together with nd ouly vids upon these fori Ths right “is rescrved to reject bids. DOUGLASS, 1 Woners D.C. infortuation, considered, 3 FOR SHAVING MACHIN Washington Navy Ya: Sealed proj osale, indorsed "i chine tor the Washington Nayy Yard, to be opened be revolved at the Morest deptember 30, 1840," will { Provisions ino Cluthing, Navy Department, Wash- ington, D.c., USttL. “TWELVE U'CLUCK NUON, SEPTEMBER THIRTIETH, | T890, pul licly “opened isumediately to au Bian at tho, Washington Navy Yard ope i¢-ineh FS Machine. ‘Lhe macuine must conform to t andard gud pass the usual naval ive nD. brotwaals wil. be {uruished upon applicatio® to ounpandant of the Navy Yurd orto the Burrau, bids, all other thins being equal, decided by lot Department rovervos the rigut to waive defects oF reject any or all bids not deemed advantageous to ri master EDWIN STEWAMI. Pa 8li-2W WES vu u uv POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, ‘UU SEVENTH STREET, When Fehool opens—Monday, fou know—you will need serviceable Hosiery and gultable underwear forthe boys and misses. We've got what you need—and at the rixbt prices. Ih you will find mentioned below some Very mood items, for boys’ wear es- pe@ally—made to the “strongest kind of strain on the knee, heel and toe— at the same prices that interior goods Boys’ Fast Bleck Derby Ribbed Extra Heavy Hose, extra long, knee, hecl and toa double, sizes 7 to 10; 25c. a pais. Boss’ Extra Heavy Corduroy Fast Black Ribbed Hose, extra long, dloubie knee, heel and toe, sizes 7 to 10; Fe. a pair, 3 pai $1, Misses’ Dorby Ribbed Fast Black Hose, sizes 5 to 814; 25c. a pair, Childzen’s Merino Vests, medium weighta, Sizes 16 to U4; clegant values for 5c. to 50e, Two special va'ues in Ladies' Meaiunt- weight Vests. One line of 50c. Morino Vests for 30c. and one line of 30c. Medium-woisht Swibt Ribbed Vests, very good weave, for 390, each, WRAPS.—As important, even more, than any other article of dress for thes cool mornings and evenings The department now has some special good thine for misses’ aud chil- ———_AMUSEMENTS. Kars sew WASHINGTON THEATER, LESTER & ALLENS Picked Vaudeville Stars. Aunie Hart, Daly & Devere, the Highleys, Prof. See- ‘man, Mine. Albertina, Adolph, Mile. Marie, Sipo, the Great Hilton and LESTER & ALLEN. MONS. ARNOLD KIRALFY'S PARISIAN BALLET TROT?E: MLLE. JOSEPHINE DE ROSA, JEARNETTA. ‘Edith Pearl, Leontine De Fiure, Louise A. tim, Rhgt Everly, Henrietta Lee and Florange Evengpeiay'r:> _Next Week-Gus Hill's World of Novelties: “533-68 DANCING ACADEMY, ELL’ (Cor, Hand Sth sts. (Class for adults, Tues and Friday evenings, 6:30 p.m. Sat afternoons. clube, &e. eng — yf z Address: 114 Cat 2. OPERA HOUSE Evening at 6. Matinee Saturday at 2 THE aad a SS ek A Er AAA KERA™ a COMIC OPERA COMPANY. COMIC OPERA COMP MIC OPERA COMPANY With © Great Star Cast. Rich Coctumes, Scenery, Increased Chorus abd Atwinen jeutra Directed Uy the Composer. Nex* Week—SOL SMITH RUSSELL in A POOR RE- Lise ek Sor sare SEALs NOW ON SALE. _ NEW SationaL THEATRE Flegant ted ‘<T! SALE OF RESERVED SEATS AND BOXES COM- MENCES TOMORROW (THURSDAY), 8:30 AM, For tne Engagement of the DE WOLF HOTPER OPERA BOUFFE COMPANY In Byroe and Kerker's CASTLES IN THE AIR ‘The Company: Hoprer, homes Mr. alt Mr. De Wolf MM . Seabrooke, red Kieu, Biz. Edwind Si Mr. Li Miss Della Fox, ‘Miss Auna O'Keefe, Mise Sylvester Cornish, y s24-4t_ A TTT A ITT 1 coe a TTT E a BRE PTT SS BF bu Mibte § A Ss AA T Ub A AN KN .T Mi Coo PPA RRR OK OK P AA ROR KK PP AA RRR KK AAA RR KK -” = “a € 28 2k FT 17TH AND U STREETS. THE OPENING NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 27, Will be inaugurated the Largest and Grandest Out- door Entertainment in the World's History, At which Will Be Produced, in All Details and in Every Respect as Brilliantly as at MANHATTAN BEACH, PAIN'S LAST DAYS OF POMPEI, tacle ever conceived. 10,000 SQUARE YARDS OF BEAUTIFUL &CEN- ERY. 10,000, Accurately depicting the sncient city as it stood be- fore its destruction by the ERUPTION OF MOUNT VESUVIUS, ‘Which towers above the city in the distance. 300—-PERFOBMERS CORRECTLY COSTUMED—300 Priests, Senators, Roman Guard, Nobles, Flower Girls, Banner Bearers, Citizens, &. LARE OF REAL WATER 300 FEET LONG, Upon which will sport the gondolas and craft of the Period. Boters in sports of those times. th€ Terrible Eruption, Lava, Fire, &c.. ‘The Whole Concluding with a Display of PAIN’S MANHATTAN BEACH FIREWORKS, Music by the MARINE BAND, ‘Under the direction of Sousa, Admission, 25c., 50c. and 1. «20-1m ABBIS Bou THEATER. Week, commencing MONDAY, ah NAUTICAL AUvEL 8 = interesting, TALE OF THE Sta larry Mere =n Load of Seusatiozal Sooner © a t Next Week—Milton Nobles. — vie NEWNatioNar tucaTae By A Pi Magnificently Every Evening, Wednesday and Saturday Matinees BEGINNING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, MARE'S NEW INTERNATIONALS, The Largest, Btrongest . And Bert SPECIALTY CUMPANY IN THE WORLD. September 29—DeWolf Hopper Opera Bou! pany. a 822-6 R. ALLAN DE COU MUELLER, SUCCESSOR ts Bea cari en Inotructor of Dancin sod lie Baioct uobout of Dencing wt Masouis Bell, covoer ot Be re jc , yuh and Pate Wednesday, October &, it 4and Bore 2 \ffe Com- s22-6t rs m, Circulars at the academy, 820-1 The most Dagtling, Realistic and Magnificent Spec- Total Destruction of the City by Earthquake and EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &e. COLONIAL BEACH AND COLTOS. LAST SATURDAY NIGHT EXCURSION SEPTEMBER 27, ARROWSMITH leaves at 5.30 p.m m DOOR! E“MPHE BON TON TRIP OF TNE SEASON, GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION ANNUAL OYSTFR Roast, BUSINESS MEN OF WASHINGTOR, D.C, CONE RIVER 8 The Bait Brenner AML STIS say i wharf, toot of 7th te Returumg Su Night at 10 pam. Tiekeia, for Geutivan-n Ong Sunday, BER 27. Z will leave bor iekt at 1 pa STEAMER JANE MOSELEY rT LOWER CEDAR PorNT, SUNDAY, SEPTLN BER vs, 1890, AtiOam., From thet. wharf, terminus of 7th and Och st. care. Far: round trip, 60 cents including ali the oysters youw Bring your knife apd fork with you. Plates and © ished {re ‘kere will be turn: Great care and se bas taken to have the oysters caught f y corecnase tired tnd al the selected oes will be v1 See waa OUN VaKNON AND MARSHALL BALL ‘Untilfurther notice the MOUNT VERNON AND MARSHALL BALL STEAM. BOAT COMPANY ‘Will run one bost perday to MOUNT VERNON AND MARSHALL BALL, ‘Leaving the wharf of the company, foot of Tht de ___ 108. m. and returning @t 3 pam. yEW STEAMER BAKTHOLDI-ixIP EVERY our te all up miver Dixie and Barthoiui lawdings; The hnest eccuers un thw Fotommae: She vuly beet steps pig at Divie Laudiue. isound trip, Loe. Cau le chime fered to 1h Up or down mVer Bowts of all Lure au sae, Xx. Poot x 24-3m a __ OOOO IvT's TALLY HO COACH LINE LEAVES S1sth st uw. honed ari: Aniston, 10am, Soldiers’ bowe. 9 au sae. i Bridge, Wed. aud Sun., J pan ~ SUMMER RESORTS. HE CHALPONTE, ATLANTIC CITED Uu the Loach, North Caruliba ave. Unobstructed ocean view. alt water baths in the Louse Elevator, ; ____E. ROBERTS & sons. Hyer Howse. a Hasper's Fercy, W.Ve., TS. Lovett, Prop'r. Most beautiful location in ierper’s Terry, table sao Upen UuLs Deceuber 1. pes tr ‘COUNTRY BOARD. — UMPORT RETREA’ excelied for heulth wiven invasds; butting, Fexpectrully s0Leited Washington county, Ma BOOKS AND ‘THE MOUNTAINS, UN- COMIUFT; special attention 4 UNtOg partion RK, Keey, stpet, STATIONERY Are queer goods fora Book and Station- ery Store, but I bave secured 8 line of the TORREY RAZORS aud STROPS, the BEST made, trom 75c. to $3. Each razor's edge is ready for use and thor- oughly tested, so that ft will stand to shave the hardest beard. SEE THEM IN MY WIDDOW, MILLER'S, Bookseller and Stationer, 11-6m 539 15th st., Corcoran Building, — pazeris. TAKE NO1ICE. SCHOOL BOOKS. A Slate Given A to all who buy & complete iat 10 any grade, A. D. LEVI, 1341 7th at. nw, The only place in tho city where High School Essay Paper is sold. SCHOUL SUPPLIES, Whiiesal the Engve Foun! ALL REQUISITES FOR THE SCHOOL ROOM, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVAT SCHOOLS, WM. BALLANTYNE & BONS, 620 3m 428 7th st ADI et RBT-CLASS DRESS. rates at 1018 11th at. n “FRONTS!! Alwaye in onder by Pisin comblus MELE. M. 3. PRANDI: 1320 F et: neve, titcs. Mornison! rtor of Fine Freuca Haw Goods _ Shampootng, ADIES’ OLD STYLE SEALSKIN GARM! Dyed aud Altered init Newest Slupes. _» jackets, Capes, &c., Made NINGHAM: 1308 th st auz6-3m RENCH ACCORDIO: ed: ES CAN HAVE FI done ai reasonable on Tiel Velvet aud b: Dremcs. bon. eiver and Lveniug. Dieses, AND CAROLINE LERCH. Yormerly with A. aud Matecu Yricec, Pars. J descrip: ASioN Fischer r Dyed without bemy ripyed. specialty. 1 LIMy-fve pears’ experience etute, Govds called tor und delivered. “+ LL WOOL GARMENTS MADE UP OR MIPrER A’Gaite wm e®. FISCHER, B00 G st. alé 1011 Conn. ave, . SHELDON'S, 1004 F + THE a surety first-class dancine only «| ia Wash il corpe of efficteut assistance. Tucedaye, i Woredaye and teturdays. Send foreincular. “si-Om PIANOS AND ORGAN RAKAUER PIANOs A} 7 =x BRED COUP 1d USIG, 1209 G at. aut rate. If you want cevaal bargains in that line: . we would take ad- ‘Vantage of these, Gg ECHy Care, “THE PATAWOMECK," 38 NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS ‘REGULAR DINNER, $1. SPECIAL DINNER A LA CARTE. Tn those Striped and Plain Reefersat @1.25 ‘we have left sizo 4 only,ahd they are rapidly being sold. Not one of these worth leas than 25. All $1.25 now, striped and plain clothe, ba 84.50 Reefers, sizes 14 and 16 oaly,striped: and plain cloth, for $1.50 each. Misses’ Tan and Gray Blazers, sizes 14,16 abd 18; choice for you now at 62.60. ‘There are not many of ang of the abote Jota. An early callif yon wit to pick the ‘Twiltea Cloth marked @8.25; each. a7 THE ONLY han Ly at ag Sire Pm. 41035 0th aw. eoeegia