Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1890, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. PORFCAST TILL FIGHT A.3t. AATURDAY. Tor the Distriet of Coiurgbia, Maryland and Virginia, rain, slightly warmer; southeasterly winds. CONDITION OF TRE WATER Temperature an@ condition of water at 7 ireat Falls, temperature, 68; condition, . Reeciving reservoir, temperatur Con- tion at north connection. 19: condition at rout connection, 36; distributing reservoir, erature, 59; condition at infinent gate vaso. 15; condition at etiluent gate house, 16. fa tide in the river, 6:10 p.m.; low tide in the river, 12:09 p.m. xactly” what rou want, at “Just Amatve: 5 see adv.. 4th page, “R. Gorpscumn’s, Warene is the preparation that equals A. B. . Alterative for napure blood? It can't be found, Canprts CaMPHoRATED ana made moth proof free of charge. Euring Canret CLEanis Wonks, 631-635 Mass, uve. n.w. Telephone 426 5-2. Hear artificial eyes. Hesrier’s, 453 Pa. ave. Warr. Pa fine pictures, picture frames made to order from the newest designs in gold jeaf, gold and White, silver, hard woods, & Bouma J. Laws. 1427 Pa. ave.. near Treasur; "at “R. Gotpsommzy’s.” See “Just Anntven' adv., 4th page. W. B. Moses & Soxs, F and 11th. will offer this entire season their whole stock of Moquette Carpets, More than one hundred and fifty patterns, per yard net cash, 5 any pattern or make at this At and will furnish price. Until October ist will offer for cash, asa special drive, carpets as follows: W patterns Ligelow and other standard makes body Brussel4 at 31. 5 patterns extra quality velvet at 90 cents, 20 patterns extra quality body Brussels at 85 cents. - patterns extra quality tapestry at 70 conts. 2 patterus second quality tupestry at 50 cents, 15 patterns ex-super all-wool ingrains at 50 cents. € patterns ex-supcr ingrains at 40 cents, Wo short end carpets and sample pieces, fringed, suitable for rugs, at from 50 cents to ei. W. B. Moses & Soxs, Furniture, Carpets. Upholstery & Wall Papers. See R. Gouv- AKESPEARE ‘Tar scumrp's adv., ith Mus. CAV. MeNovontex, Dentist, 717 11th st, Ose Quant of $1 whisky beat Srecrar Bat Saturday. ss + ith page. Wr Meer Axy and prices advertised on moquctte and other carpets, ne and see Us and we will »: W. H. Hose, Peun. ave. anc Sth street, Best Trxrxres in Washington. 419 9th n.w., near Lincoln Hall, ‘Trial sittings, Everynopy read “just arrived,” 4th page. Hovsr & Hennwaxy’s for furniture and car- pets. Cash or credit. Nee adv't., page 5. Bex Yorn Coat of J. Mavny Dove. Only Lighest grades of fainily coal handied. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Atravon’s.—The Wm. J, Gilmore Co, in e Sea King.” Narioxaz.—Marks’ International Vaude- villea, Haants’.—“A Perilous Voyage.” Kuusan’s.—Lester & Allen and Kiralfy's Parisian ballet. eae %D LOCALS. A few minutes after 12 o'clock last nighta dre took place in house 212 L street northwest, occupied by Charles Whitcley and owned by George Baldwin. The dam: was about $500. A dead infant was found in the alley between 3th, 10th, F and G streets southwest terday. At a stated meeting of Capitol Council, Ko Arcanum, held on Weduesday night last, Mr. 1. Gans Was unauimously elected a delegate to nal congress. ‘agton High School a successful examination iversity for a full claasi- CONDENS bay, has just pas. and will enter Yale cul course. Charles T. Ferguson, chief butler at the White House. lost by tire on Wednesday night hix Louse at Herudon, Va. Yesterday Mamie White, a colored girl, bad $80 stolen from her by some one who broke open her trunk in her room in Prativer’s alley. ‘The Natioual Investment Company has filed & ceriiticate of iacorporation. ° Fall Meet of the Potomac Archers. Wednesday was an ideal day for archery and luring the entire afternoon the twang of the vow and the sharp spatof the arrow made music for the local bowmen. When it was found that the eastern association mect would not be held here this scason it was decided to hold a half-day mecting on the club range. ‘This was quite impromptu, but was well at- tended. Fourteen archers shot, but several dit not complete the double rounds. The ladies shot the double Columbia, 48 arrows D, 4U aud 30 yards: the gentlemen the American, consisting of 60 arrows each, 60, 50 and 40 yards, ‘Che leading scores were: Columbia round— Miss Williams Miss Cooke Mrs. Maxson ‘Miss Scott... American round— L. W. Maxson F. 0. Mexson. DF. MeGowan. ©. Lane “ pees 72 268 and Mrs. Bartlett, who remained but zh to complete the single rounds, did sume vf the best shooting of the meet. ‘the elud will continue its regular meetings util the Ist of November, shooting’ each Wednesday and Friday afternoon. The cast- wili be held early in October at It is hoped that several of the Poto- macs can attend, as shooting as they do they should wia the majority of the championships. nasa Penniiess Veterans From Mlinois. Two middle-aged meu who claim to have come here from UlUnvois to look after the: pension claims were before Judge Miller morning charged with being vagrants ‘The ir face and the condition of their clothing indicdted and they admitted that they came here on a fre.ght train, They were found Y: a lastnight siceping in a One of hem told the judge that they ob to paint» suloon today. They were not under che intraence of liquor when arrested and were ou!y m the car because they did not haye enough money to pay for a be Judge Miller cischarged them with the warning to Keep out of the cars in the future, —— Talk of Erecting » New Synagogue. ‘The synagogue on Sth street has become too sul to meet the needs of the congregation. Mr. Heny King, the president of the congroga- tion, states that it is probable that the present building will be sold anda site purchased in another = of the city where a more com- wodious building can be erected. ——— een Alume! Association Organized. A Washington branch of the Alumni Association Of the Western Female Sominary of Oxford, Obio, was organized last evening at @ myeting wr at KR. Goipscuxip's on | | Dickinson and King. and it w THE COLUMBIAN GAMES. , Young Men of Muscle Striving for Ath- letic Honors. NEW JURORS DRAWN. . a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. PD. c.¥ FRIDAY. List of Those Called On to Serve at the Cc Basrxo P October Term of the Courts. AW INTERESTING SERIES OF CONTESTS resteR-| On the first Tuesday in Octobor—the 7th— DAY AFTEENOON—CREDITANLE PRRFoRMaNcEsS | the Circuit and Criminal Courts will convene { BY Tite ATHLETHS—s PERFECT Day axp A | the October terms,Judge Montgomery presiding LANGE ATTENDANCE—DETAILS OF THE EVENTS. ‘The weather hureau broke its record yoster- day and made haudreds of folke happy by fail- ing to prodace rain, so as to necessitate another postponement of the fall games of the Colum- bia Athletic Club on Analostan Island, As it happened.much to the general surprise,the day was perfect, and not a single accident occurred | to mar the occasion so long anticipated. There | Was a large attendance, an unusual number of | ladies being present to witness the sports, and the performances of the athletes wero greeted | with the clapping of scores of gloved hands, as | well as with the exercise of manly lungs. ‘The games were perfectly successful, and al- though all of the contestants are not quite happy over the results. as is perfectly natural, | everybody acknowledged thatthe work done | showed @ wouderfal improveinent in th¥ gen- eral standing of the men who took part. There were some surprises and some disappoint- ments, but the audience left tho island when | | the games were over and the stars were bog ning to twinkle firm in the belief that the Co- | iumbia boys willbe able to hold their own against any of the foreigners who may come down here to meet them next month. THE ONE HUNDRED YARDS DASH, |. The events were begun very nearly on time, | the first heat of the 190-yards dash being run atabout 4:15, Of the twenty-two entrics but ten racers took position ct the starting tapes, here were three trial heats, three men run- n cach but the last, The first was run by ; dex, J. B. Elhottand H. J. Clark. It wasahot chase for Elliott and Elder after Clark, who had nine yards handicap. Elder having six and Elliott two, Elliott won im 10 2-5 seconds with Elder second. The eacond heat | was run by S. J. King, serateh; P. V. Coville, four yards, and J. 8. ‘Tyler, seven yards, King winning in 10 8-5, with Coville second, rere In the third heat were H. M, Dickinson and W. B. Chichester, jr. b, and E. Simpsoa and P. even yards, Dickinson won 10 3-5 with ~ Chi- chester second. Chichester’s running was not his best. as he was suffering from alame side that pained him very badiy at times, but he showed tiat he had plenty of good musele and tue promise of very fast timo in the fu- ture. ‘Then the second’ men ran ina trial heat to determine vho should enter the finals, Elder nin 10 2-5, beating Coville by a yard. final heat, which was run after the next event had be was a8 pretty a as any tHat has ever been xeon in this inity. The starters were Elliott, Elder, imply « ques- he scratch men overtake the plucky Robert with his six ds start. They did not do it, though King de a mighty effort, coming in second by abont a foot, Elder had zun a wonderfal race, and his time wax set down as 102-5, He was roundly cheered for his victory, the crowd being utterly surprised at the outcome of the race. HAMMER THROWING AND POLE VAULTING. The throwing of the twelve-pound hammer was begun badly, Elder throwing the metal $4 fect 11 inches and the handle breaking on the rebound from the hard dirt of the base ball diamond, This event had to bo postponed un- tilanother handle could be fitted to the iron and in the meantime the pole vauit took Beall, Simpson and Dashiell tried their skill in thts event, but Dashiell had a very la ankle and was badly handicapped by that fact, He let the tries go by. under the rules, so as to tion of how iong it would take to mi | save his foot until the rod was at 7 feet 10,when he tried and tailed, withdrawing from the con- test. Simpson, wilo was g with 5 inches handicap, failed with the rod at 8 feet and the victory went to Beall, who was at the scratch, ‘The crowd grew very enthusiastic over the hammer throwing. Ou th di t he first round no one Pr jug remarkuble, the highest record cing Dickinson's toss of 111 feet 2 inches, The competitors were Ranier, Irwin and Dick- inson, scratch; Butterworth 10 feet and Elder 15 feet. On the second round everybody did better, Eider ran his throw up to 98, Butter- worth to 100, Irwin to 113.11, whereat the spectators yelled; Ranicr to 109.54 and Dick- inson to 122.2, this setting the crowd wild. No one touched this record, and after another round, in which everybody did worse than in the second and a final try by Irwin, as sec: man, Dickinson was announced the winner. in the former and Justice Bradley probably in the latter. This week the jurors for theso courts have been drawn—those for the Circuit Court and the petit jurors of the Criminal Court to servo one month. and the grand jurors for the October term of the Criminal Court, which may last the remainder of the year. THE CIRCUIT COURT JURORS are as follows: James Grimes, Heinrich Daniel, Carter Patten, W. H. Turner, Calver Witmer, A. T. Boswell, Charles Armor, S. M. Frazier, C. G, Beebe, B. E. Bryan, R. C. Mann, A. David- son, John Young, ira Godfrey, William Rosin- Lush, Fielder Magruder, Edward Minnix, P. fi; Otterback. F.N. Sommerville, G. Parnby, John F. Weyrich, William A. Hutchins, Chria, Q. Schneider, Albert Gleason, William J. Howard and Johan Ward. CRIMINAL COURT. Grand jurors—E. Dausch, Charles L. Kalb, Richard M. Green, Charles D. Knight, Matthew O'Callaghan, Richard Powell, E, | Ward Hinwood, Wiiliam Dietz, Maurice Qtter+ back, Edward Derrick, George W. Stickney, William H, Mohler, William Hahn, Md 2 nm Walker, C. G. Thorn, William BR. Baum, Jo! T. Turner, Frederick W. ioyce, William C. Smith, Joneph B. Walters, W. Z. Partello and Medison Marshail. Petit jurors—-H. H. Smith, William 8, Thomp- son, jr.. , P. Sawyer, Duniel B, Dade, Thomas Thomas H, Le v Lewis, G, Todd, J. w il, Griffith, dobn A. Keating, Julius Tolson, Hubert Kam- morer, Zach. Downing. G. W. Heisiey, John P. Y. Ritter, J. 8, Carter, Samuel W. Watson, Conrad Becker, F. 1. Moore, Dennis Connell, J. N. Pistorio, Jesse Mann and George T. Byng. 1 Te SHOT IN THE HEAD. A Probably Fatal Row Among Disor- derly Colored Boys. Ona vacant lot near 2d and C streets south- west a large crowd of people—colored and white—assembled last night, attracted by a merry-go-round. There was the usual number of disorderly colored boys on hand and before the flying horses were stopped for the night several of them got into a quarrel, The affair did not end there, but the aitercation was con- tinued to the corner below, where one of the boys drew a pistol and fired into the crowd. The bullet entered the head of Charles Holmes and he fell to the ground apparently dead. Some of his frightened companions shouted “murder” and “police.” Among the first to re- spond to tho call were Policemen Espey and Herbert, They sent the wounded boy to Provi- dence Hospital. The officers received informa- tion that a boy mamed Arthur Dyson fired the shot, but they were unable to find him, They ar- rested one boy and locked him up to await the result of a further investigation, ARREST OF DYSON. This morning Dyson was arrested by the officers of the fourth precinct and locked up, charged with tho shooting. He will be held to await the result of Holmes’ injury. AN ENDOWMENT FUND. $16,000 Annually for the Law Depart- ment of Howard University, The bill introduced yesterday by Senator Evarts for the more liberal endowment of the law department of Howard University, men- tioned in yesterday's Stan, avers in its pro- amble that colored men are shut out of the law schovls of certain states and are compelled to come here for an opportunity to become skilled and learned in the theory and practice of law. It is also stated in the preamble that colored persons are admitted to Howard Uni- versity and that the funds of that institution are meager, The bill fixes the sum of 216,000 as the amount to be annually paid by the gov- ernment for the more completo ondownrent, support and maintenance of the law depart- ment of the university. A proviso states that no portion of tho said moncysshall be applied, under any pretense whatever, to the purchase, TUE TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY YARDS RAC! The trial heats of the 220 yards run next took place. In the first were Elliott, Chichester, Elder and ‘Tyler, Elder winning in 28,2. In the second heat were King. Clark, Dickinson and Simpson. King won in 25.1, with Clark see- ond. Elliott was second in the first heat, ‘Uhe final, which was run after the running high jump, was contested by the first and second men of the trial beats, Elliott winning in 23.1, Elder second. RUNNING NIGH JUMP. The running high jump was the neatest bit of work of the day, Coville winning with great case, never touching the rod until he had left all of his competitors far behind, and the rod war at 5 feet 634 inches. His style of jump- ing is exceedingly graceful, being without any apparent exertion and every motion counting. His feat was rewarded by loud applause from the grand stand. 8. E. Lewis, who lasted longer than any of the other contestants, stopped at four feet and four inches, RACING ON BICYCLES. ‘There were five starters in the safety bicycle race—Barber. Oliver, Harry King, Meckrille and Stsylor. Barber was badly handicapped, the nearest man being 100 yards away, while he was the ouly racer at the scratch. Mack- rille and Oliver were at 100, Staylor at 120 and King at 150, Mackrille wo. Barber gave up after racing a couple of hundred yerds, seeing that the startof the others was teo greet to overcome. and be waited until they were coming down on the last of the four laps, when he braced up and gave Mackrille a pretty race to the tape. Muackeille’s time was 3.46.3. King was second, Oliver giving him a close pasb. In the second heat, which was run in about 2 quarter of an hour. the samo result was produced, and this ended the race in favor of Mackriile. In this heat Staylor dropped out soon after the start dnd the race was between Oliver and King for second place. It was a hot chase, and the home stretch was very exciting. Oliver lost by half a length, Mackrille made this mile in 3.52. THE OTHER RACES, Kenyon, Chichester aud Elder were the only starters in the 440 yards race, Chichester at the scratch, Kenyou with 15 yards end Elder 16. Chichester rau a veautiful race considering his eonditon and lost bya neck jn 67 soconda, Kenyou winning. 5. E. Lewis won the ranni against Green. Buell and Coville. 20 feet 5 inches, ‘rhe 220 burdle race was run by Chichoster, Coville, Bucil and Webb, and was won by Chi- u 30.3, with Buell second. Chiches- atthe scratch with Coville, Buel! at5 yards and Webb at 10, There was abt a tum- bie in the race, Kenyon won the 880 yards ran in 2.28, with plenty of distance between him and O'Neill, whom he had. passed with ease on the west stretch in the second lap, Webb was the only other contestant, THE TtO OF win, Then came the joke of the day, the wind-up with a tug of war, which was vory fanny to the spectators and caused a good deal of humorous rivalry among the a. Two teams were improvised on the field by Captains Wilson Olaay and for five minutes they pulled away ata rope in front of the grand stand to see which should gain the most ground before tho istol fired, Wilson’s team was composed of Wilson, Kanier, Thompson, Simpson, Mitchell, Tillinghast, McLean, Saxton, aud that cap- tained by O'Leary of Wade. Moore,McDermott, broad jump He made a erection or repair of any building or buildings, pein sdbaiot atures KNIGHTS ‘OF PYTHIAS HALL. Purchase of Ground for a Site on Ninth Street. The Knights of Pythias have purchased ground where it is proposed in the near future to erect a hall for the nse of the order in this jurisdiction. The lot is on the west sidé of 9th strect near Massachusetts avenue and bas'a frontage of 46 fect and a depth of 100 feet to a 20-foot alley. There is also an alley on the side. The price paid was £13,800, which 1s at tho rate of $3 per square foot. When the ground is paid for the building will be erected. —_—— ANACOSTIA, ImprovemMENTs.—The wails of the brick street car barn on Johnson street are np above the first begté and rapidly growing.——The cxten- sion of the street car line to Good Hope Hill, which will be made the coming season, will ac- commodate a large population, as the village has been building rapidly along and above Harri- son street. The platting «nd sale of the Otter- back tract, at the corner of Harrison street aud Minnesota avenue. soon to be done, means the building of some fine residences there. When the street car line already chartered 1s built on Minnesota avenue a vast amount of building wil! be done all along that 90-foot thoroughfare, and it will be of a more than ordinery charac. ter, The handsomest improvements are on streets somewhat removed from the business end of town, A Locau Hiaa Scuoo. Waxtep.—Some of our citizens think the time has come when this suburb should have all the advantages of a high school and be inno way dependent on Washington for free educatiouil tacilitios, At present high school scholars, from this place ave to go several miles to school, and, besides the time and expense, are considerably fatigued. by the journey. It vould cost but little more, itis said, to afford instruction in the higher branches here, and thus give Anacostia an in- dividuality of its own and increase the local pride in our institutions. A movement to this end will be undertaken, and with the compile- tion of the new building wiil, it is thought, prove successful. A Carmine Sunprise Panty was held a few evenings ago at the the Forestvillo countr; home of Mr. James M. Bryan, of Bryan Tracy, Washingtou. Among those present were Harry Naylor, jr., J. M. Fowler, jr., Dr. Bright- well, Geo. 8. James, J. M.’ Bowie, H. Nye Worthington, Lee Bowie, W. B. Chew and other gentlemen from Washington and the suburban country. Among the ladies were tho Misses Bowie, the Misses Fowler, the Misses Wilson, and Misses Roberts, Hoxton, Baden and others, Retreshments were served and several honrs passed in dancing, The party broke up at4 am Taxixo 4 Ratx Batx.—An interesting scone was presented during 4 warm rain afew days ago by a dozen boys and girls three or four years old who had congregated on the front porch of &# residence of a populous but retired street in the village, The tamily was away from home and the littie folks had a merry time by taking off their clothes and running back and forth into the rain for a genuine shower bath, Some mothers may have been puzzled that might by garments they had not seen before, but the little folks made their toilet and put somebody's clothes on whom tho rain was over, Adsowwrsxy Tre Besr, BLCAUSE it is pure ated wi e. a it is richest im cresin of RE. why aHE iT, tartar, Tt is highest in leavening Food raised with it keeps fe sweet. motat It is, in the end, more eco- ‘Bomical than any other. It always gives uniform results, It is absointeiy free from adulteration, Glovelahd's Superior Baking Powder is for sale pon, 9. a. Cormrach ts, . Paige, pas. 1. Korloge. Wm, Elphonz Ca, Ruiriey & Sch Hela, J eo hoo y de Rela john Koyworth, Pd & Co. Howard Keyworth, ieod. F. MteCeute M. Mosormics, . & P. Metzer, And other high-class ¢rocors ms6-tu,th, fam Gua GoGo S855 PPP. A 00D RE P fs E AA oe E ad ae AA gy KE 24 tun 24 GO fee 2 812-814 7TH 87. SPECIAL SALE oF HOSIERY AND CORSETS. WE ARF STILL MAKING IMPROVEMENTS, AND DURING REBUILDING WE OFFEB SPECIAL BARGAINS IN MILLINERY AND DRY GOODS, 812-814 7TH ST. N.W. N.B.—Remomber, King’s Palace has no BRANCH STOKE, Ornice OF W. H. HOERE, Penn. ave. and 8th st, EVERYBODY SAYS That the cash bargains we are showing this fall sur- Pass anything in the market. This week wo want to make PARLOR FUKNITURE an attraction for you. A Large, Handsome Six-piece Divan Suite, imitation mahogany frames, uphoistered in sultan plush with silk plush bands, and spring edge, for $47.50. A Large, Comfortable,Overstufied Suite, six pieces, with divau, upholstered in Wilton ruga, for 282.50. A Large Turkish Suite, upholstered in sitk plush and tapestry.for $125, This is the most showy suite in the market, In CHAMBEK FURNITURE we have some special things in Cheval Suites. Wo aro still selling ‘that Antique Oak Suite at $19.50, On CARPETS we would say that notwithstanding the ndvauee of Sc. 2 yard on some goods we are still holding to cur low prices, znd would advise you to take advantaze of them while you may. We are headquarters tor low prices und good goods, and remember the cash buyer cannot afford to pase us by. W. H. HOERE, Penn. ave. and Sth st. 822-met,thafat De Lienrunt Has resumed his practice and removed his office to his residence, 1411 K ST. N.W, EARLY MANIFESTATIONS OF CONSUMPTION. If a person has an obstinate couch, which com- menced without any obvious 4 cough which is at first dry and hacking, and subsequently attended fot a time with frothy or mucilaginous-looking exp toration, accompanied by wandering yains aLout the chest and luvs of flesh, even tu a slight extent, he isin all probability consumptive. If, besides, there be hemoptysis or spittin of blood. even to the mount ofadrachu, the probability i# increased to almosta certuinty. If, im addition to these symptoms, the breathing becomes hursh, hurried and deep iuspira- tious evoke a few clicks of a dry aud cracking sound, or if the voice becomes permanently weak and hoarse, there can be little doubt that the persou is suffering from consumption. If person, tree trom dysentery, and who has not re- Sided im tropical climates, suffers froin obstinate diar- rhea, which xoes on mouth aiter month, with slight Temission or intermission, even though there be no cough, he is amost Likely cousumptive. Should this @iarrhees bo followed by chost symptoms of the slight- est amount, the existence of consumption is an ab- solute certainty. If a young ndult, not addicted to encrvating habits and not leading a dissolute life, without clear cuuse steadily loses welght, be is, in all probability, consumptive, though no chest symp- toms should have uppeared. When such, however, manifest themselves additionally the establishment of consumption is almost a fixed fact. In all cases where any of the snmnifestations described intke their appearance we should advise an innuediate exumina- tion of the cheat and a prompt rcsort to appropriate treatment. Aton carly stage of consumption a radical cure can be frequently effected, aud health placed upon a firm, and permanent footing, while with every siep in ad ‘vance which the disease is allowed to take the chances for a perfect recovery diminish correspondingly, Our readers mUst bear in mind that the most ekillful and efficient treatment can do no more than tomake sound and usefal asmuch of the Inngs as is present at the time when the progress of consumption becomes sus- pended. No means on carth can replace the lung tis- sue which has becn deatroyed by the ulcerated pro- cone, The earlier, therefore, consumption is attended to, the better are the chances for eutiafactory results, DR LIGHTHILL, Por thirty years specialist for the cure of CATARRE, DEAFNESS, ASTHMA And diseases of the RAR, NOSE, THROAT AND LUNGS. Office Hours from 8 a.m. until 12, and from 3to 5 p.m e13-tr ’ SEPTEMBER 26. 1890. Teas of — flavor, Finest table butter on the market. High Grade Fiour, low Ex-ellent Table Ciaret, 250, bottle. Full Croam (New York state) Cheese, Fine Sweet and White Potatoes. Best Brands Hanis, Shoutders and Lard, Delicious Breakfast Bacon, thin strips, Concord, Delaware and Ningara Grapes. Pare White Clover Honey, snmall crates, 1° M. & P. Merzoen, 417 7th and 2108 1th aw. Pure Rye Whisky, 5 yeare old, 65c. qt. re Rye , Catawba Wino, 90e. gal’ Sherry Wine, 0c, 4c Port Wine, 30c. gt; amd {nil qt. bots. (med. use), SOc. Now Prunes, 100, Siew Raisins, Full line Canned Goods Cal, Poaches, aa = MARVELOUSLY REALISTIC SPECTACLE, “THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII,” IONS, PICNICS, &e. COLORIAL BEACH AND COLTOWa LAST SATURDAY NIGNT EXCURSION SEPTEMBER 27, Steamer ARROWSMITH leaves at 5.20 p.m Home Sunday, =) vk! look f THE BON TON TRIP OF THE SEASON, GRAND MOOKLIGNT EXCURSION ax ANNUA! OYSTER ROAST, GIVEN BY THR m r BUSINESS MEN UF WASHINGTON, D. a, cots, Pears. New Preserves We are selling rm Fuloury aad Wiis ay sacs eit beeees a ya ae ry an i i) ur, ought ata before advance. Condensed Milk, 12c, ean, A TrITS A SN ON TTIT FN ret ei ceve tee 1 —__P-B Wusox, a Tthet | AA OT AA RRR OF y Nsid st 1h pam, There ts Now ms fr M2 SF - on exhibition atthe steamer Nattano's what, * bu 4 foot of Tih st,, two Manatees or Sea ws, just . thes Gray, John B from Florida, alive and healtny, welghinn 500 rm A EF EX hie SE Eom, bo pounds, 8}; and 9 feet jong. ‘the only living pee AA RRR kK Sayer e on the bost ouot ever Cxhibited, ‘They’ aro worth secing. Boge RE BAS Boodiecticunbhe qartite chivent on tenet 10 conta are fot a Tee Aay See BG Ee Every Oheuw firet clam, ery Old Ryo Whisicy, 75e. fall quart bottle, | SATURDAY, SEFTEMBER 27, AT 8 P. x. Private Stock Sherry, 65¢. og bottle. ae Fiue able sherry, int vottle, ____ Merzcen’s, 417 7th st, new. Frank's Restaurant. _ Go there aud get your fill of the best oysters in the city, Shrewsburys Rivers, Half Shell. Select Stews aud Fried.” Also choice Meals and Lunches. Fraxx Jomyeos's, 405 1th st nw. Opposite the Evening Star Building, a ‘Tho gorecous spectacle will be cqually as brilliant snd Claborate as when exhibited to the immense throngs st Maubattsn Beach, Baltimore Note and elsewhez. THE ATTRACTIONS: AND OLSTRE ROAST on Tae STEAMER JANE MOSELEY G re LOWER CEDAR POINT, SUNDAY, SEPTAMBER 2s, 1890, at 100.m, From 6th st. wharf, terminus of grate pound tip, 50 cents, melt Bring yo h and Oth st. care, ix al the oysters ur kpife and fork with you, Plates and Crackers w tuauished tree, Great oy and expcu pas on to ve Fresh Butter, 5, 10 aud 150, 1, pails, 901 300 PARTICIPANTS, oysters auch fel aid caly the eel ae eS + = > paige esc, » STAGE 350 FEET LONG. Mo anos i _ Free.—Samples of Dr. Miles’ Restorative] page or REAL WATER 300 BY 100 FEET. ; — nn nee Nervine at Mxrniz’s Divo Storr. 1014 F st. 0 THE ANCIENT CITY OF POMPEIL Uuul further notice the Cures Headache, Nervousness, Siéeplessness, Neuralgia, Fits, ée. 5 “Rockbridge Rye,” finost made, $4 per gallon; $1 quartbotile, Lyxen’s, $04 9th at. n.w. ENUPTION OF MOUNT VESUVIUS, Acrobats, Boxers and Wrestlers, Rope Walkers, snd sl-méf,tr Specialty Artists, 7 ——+ —____ UNITED STATES MARINE BAND. Butter. None bi & as antares wide tig et beagas PAINS MATCHLESS AND INSPIMING & P. Merzorr, 417 7th st. uw. ‘Buy Your Coal of J. Mavar Dove, Only highest grades of family coal handled. jy15-tf PYROTECHNIC DISPLAY. Admission, 25c.; Roserved Seats, 50c.; Orchestra Sests, 75e. Private Boxes, $1 cach person. BOR A OO MMMM om css > EuNAN’ PS A 8 & Hee gs E8455 Sew warns me 2A Ge tn OSs : ba? a4 “od Be ‘This Weck--Ladies' Matinee Tomorrow. LESTE & ALLE Picked Vaudeville Stara. Annie Hert, Daly & Devere, tho Highleys, Prof. See- man, Mn ih, Me POPULAL SHOPPING PLACE, oe - MONS. ARNOLD YS PARISIAN BALLET TROUPE. MLLE, JOSEPUINY ISA, JLAHNETTA, Edith Pearl, Leontine De Flure, Louise A. June, Eibel Everly, Ueurietts Lee and F ge Lvenstein, Next Week—Gus Hall's World o! or When Ectool opens—Mondsy, yoy know—sou will need serviceable Iosicry and suitable underwear for the boys and misses, We've cot what you need—aud at the right prices. In Losicry you will find mentioned below some Very good items, for Bors’ wear em Pocialiy—made to si Strongest kind of strain on the knee, heel am yeciai rates *o private clubs, & Address 14 A Lbavan's GRAND OPERA BOUSE Bs S a1s-1fe” Evening at 8, Matinee Saturday at 2. THE MOUNT VERNON AND MARSHALL HALL STEAM. BOAT COMPANY ‘Will ruw one boat per day to MOUNT VERNON AND MARSHALL HALL, Leaving the wharf of the company. foot of 7th st. a& 10 a.m. and returving at 3 STAGE I an 2XCURSIONS. MAKYLAND AVE, ATLAN- J the beach. Open all the jwee. 2 Meet, wan, ewetric bell CUlelie Lnexceded, 810 to BIS per week teed puday. GW. ReaD ICR, porary I#ONTE, ATLANTIC CITY,N 4d. cach, Nota Carciiua ave. ted covan View Water Uathy im the Louse, Elevator. _E. ROBERTS & SONS. » W.Va., TS. Lovett, Prop'r. atin ih Harper's Ferry Upen Wuid December 1. COUNTRY BOARD. Most beautitul so frwt-clawa at the same that in‘erior goods COMFORT RETREAT, IN THE MOUNTAINS, U could not be cin tar health and. come si mvacds, mutans, bought for uly suleted. W. ML OLA Lefore. a Presented by the LIAM J. GILMORE LIAM J. GIL MORE Boys’ Fast Black Derby Ribbed Extra Heavy Hose, extra long, kuee, heel and toe double, sizes 7 to 10; 25c. a pair. Boys’ Extra Heavy Corduroy Fast Black Ribbed Hose, extra long, double knee, heel and toe, ai: to 10; S5e. a pair, 3 putt 31. Misses’ Derby Ribbed Fast Black Hose, izes 5 to B39; 25c. # pair, Rich Codumes, Chorus and Aus ed by the € ower. Next Week—SOL SMITH KUSSELL iu A POOR RE- Elegant ted Children’s Merino Vests, medium weichts, sizes 16 to 34; elegant values tor 25c. to 0c, Two special values tn Ladies’ Medium- weixht Vests. One line of 50c. Merino Vests for 39c. and one line of 50c. Medinm-weight Swiss Ribbed Vests, very good weave, for 3¥c, each, ‘The Company . WRAPS.—As important, even more, than any other . De Wolf Hoprer, Me Oe teenth. Geseoete, article of dress for these cool mornings and ° evenings, Tho department now has some Mr. Altred Klein, special good things for misses’ and chil- Mr. Rdwwtind q dren's wear that should not be over a looked. The items have been adver- — Used before and the lots have started togo down atagrest rate. If you want ectual bargains in that line we would take ad- vantage of these, In those Striped and Plain Reefersat 81.25 Wo have left size 4 only, and they are rapidly being sold. Not one of these worth less than All 81.25 now, striped aud plain ‘Miss Della Fox, ‘Miss Auna O'Keefe, ‘Miss Sylves: Mr. Adolph Nowak, Musical Director. Prices—#1.50, $1.75, 50c. and FPARuis wisov TULATER. ‘Week, commencing MONDAY, A NAUTICAL NOVELTY. An Interesting Melodramatic TALE OF THE SEA diy barry Meredith Mi A Sg nen | VOYAGE, lagnificentiy Mounted. Artistically Acted. Car Load of Sensatioual Scenery! Next Week—Miltun Nobles. NEW Satiosab fHLATRE, Tal A vos the, €4.50 Reefers, sizes 14 ard 16 only,striped and plain cloth, for $1.50 each. Misses’ Ton and Gray Twilled Cloth Blazers, sizes 14,16 and 18; warked €3.25; choice for you now at ae Every Evening, Wednesday apd Saturday Matiness, BEGINNING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, There cre not many of any of the above Jota, Au early call if you want to pick the — MARK’S — NEW*INTERNATIONALS, The Largest, Gtronrest ee Ak Oe ar SPECIALTY CoMPANY IN THE WORLD, BB A ef ‘uu F} September 29—DoWolf Hopper Opera Bouffe Com- pany. 6b ME ae COU MUELLER, SUCCESSOR to L. @ Marini, end instructor of Dancin 819 7TH LTREET. Deportment at the U) 8. davai Acudeny, will reopen | his Select bednvcl of mach it we iM, 7 S ‘Oth and F sis n.w.. Wee iy, October 4 and Buassers, Suawrs, Sizzs, Ververs, So'chek p.m Cireulers at the acudemy. DRESS GOODS. DRILL wut couuLy, Ad, PROPOSALS. Urea J” wugton, D.C, eu ve ved Uuited ptave sotemic WEDNENDAL, OO TOME Sas te quality cud quautiy a wa KOPOSALS FOR F SH VEGELABL tocs and Onions Los « thee Us. Amy “at Sune 0, wi rf INV]. The frewl vewe ve condition, daumples aust ae ail ve to artic ra tien of quality and price din. fore productions or InAly. ) bem equal. Proposal Weioned 12 wemded envelopes marked “LTopo- tor Fiosu Vewetavies™ aud adarersed ty the under- ven the sieht to reject 9 be sigued. dhe governs any or all proposals, & by applicati inst ateut., Wimforsuation a to this othe. CoNSTANG QM. 3d Arty, ACS, KOPOSALS PUK THE Mice of the « September 1 fice untal LOBEAG staiteed, sca be obtained at tis oflice UpoR tucrefor, tovetler with all tho Necesmary aud only tide upou As Washington Savy Yur Sealed proj Osuis, 1-orsed chine for the Washington wali be * UNL TRisiielM, tel temiber 40, 15Y0,” mish ope Tigut to waive defects oF to reject any oF afl bids not deeied advantageous to the government. EDWIN SiLWAKT, 12) 1uuater General, U.s. Navy. li-2w ee BOOKS AND STATIONERY R.zoxs Are queer goods fora Book end Station- ery Store, but I have secured a line of the TORREY RAZORS and STKOPS, the BEST made, from Tic. to $3. Each razors edze is reedy for use and thur- oughly tested,so that it will stand to shave the hardest bead, SEE THEM IN MY WINDOW, 1 MILLER’S, 3, CK CULTURE Double White Wcol Makers, lightiz softed, 1.60 Is THE FRENCH LANGUAGE. Bookseiler and Stationer, 2, $2.50, 835, 83.75, & (See Educatio: umn. O11 Conn, ave, ~~ ppl cag ER ae _#ll-tm ___ 530 15th st., Corcoran Building, DS, one yard and a halt wide. alt pure wool, Navy Biut, Block, Brown, Green, Gurnet Danxdin 50c, DHELDON'S, 1004 F ST. NW. THE E OP. only strictly aret-clusx daucinz academy im’ Wasl- VERY QUALITY FRUIT OF LOOM COT- | jricton. Asull corps of eficient aspist.iuts, Tuesdays, TON, une yerd wide, Stac, ‘Tuuradays auc Sacurdays. Send tor circular, —#1-Gm Ina nee assortment of Silke, STiie..40c., 450. 50c4 ery i - ie, Fe, 87c. $l. Gs zene CAFE, Silk Velvcts 50c.. G2e., 75¢., $1. Very Finest Quality Lonedale Cambric 10c. “THE PATAWOMECK.” HENRIETTA CASHMERE, nearly yard apd IS NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS ‘8 halt wide, pure wool; special cad basgaia Soc. RIGULAR DINNER, $1. meee eee SPECIAL DINNER A LA CARTE, nearly sardanda | The GLEN ECHO TALLY-HO will leave the Sun quarter wnlescasl Dargai see Udiaer at 9.00 heater S10 po, Oe Glia’ eaters me mee THUED veins for oe, ORES Someddl ties hear the Toute of four oF more west of the sun Buide wile fon. “Bickews may. bo Eacelleut Quality Canton Flannél@a =. | | Heavy Bed Comforts 75e., 87 bh DIES’ CLOTH Daks ‘wool, wide, aaable told, ali ca toe. ° —— = == pfilsck, Sik Mohair Brilhantines, wide, double fold, kW SALMON, 250; TWO LBS. + Ble, B7e. ¢ WWO CANS Ni 250, » T Checee, 25e.: 1 baste Hort Wine, 25 Shel “Oe ; Quart ta i A Sardines, 25c. 1 CARTER'B Casi 711 MARKET SPACE, aTHYT. A CASH FURCHASE TO THE AMOUNT OF. ENTITLES THE PURCHASER TO ONK OF VALUABLE FRESENTS, . ” + bar ay11-Cm* A. aL Ate Maistant U.S Dintrice Goor From fior Feudall Butidian:, oppoalte City Hall e2S¢hia Is.2 ‘True Boon to = Beets Fae OL, we are a. Ft BURCHELL'S BEST = Opposite City Hal. P4551, TAKE NouicE, SCHOOL BOOKS, A blate Given Away toall who buy a compleie list or any grade, A. D. LEVI, 134) 7th et. now. ‘The only place inthe eity where ligh School Easy Paper a9 sold. SCHOOL SUPPLIES, Wholcsade ona We sell the Fague Fountain I Retail. b3 nm, 10, EADQUART? kB FOR SCHUOL BOOKS. ALL REQUISITES POK THE SCHOOL BOOM, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATe SCHOOLS, WM. BALLANTINE & SONS, 428 Teh ot BICYCLES. _ Look AT THE CUT IN PRICES, marcbaned the entire etoch at aud ure now prepared to seli the wing extremel: at the Cush: Acush Savety, former price $115, now $90, Bal y price $¥U, “ait i, former - XX. W. BURCHELL, ® VAMPBELL CARKINGTON, TTOBNEY-AT-LAW F _ vis y ~ ebster Lew buluing,o¥o b st.u 8. Wasninzion CYC! of a number of the indy graduates ut the resi- | Srcet Beall, aepestens etennane Tae a Tove Eoosony. WINTER DRESS GOODS. ‘3m 1325 Fv : ro." Sieadeven A701 Got nee ae" | sa Rens Coa. te ‘AND ©, will ho removed, deuce of Mrs. Johu L. Wight, 43 S street. | start in favor of U Leary’s team, and when the | _ It tstruc economy to bus Hood'sSsrsapariila, for“"100 2B pleces All-wool Platts, handsome combi- S DENTISTRY wag bt Bra. W. C. Hill was clected president and Mrs, | final shot sounded Kunier had been pulled | Doses One Dollar” is original with aud true only of Bations, only 50 cents, — aps; DENTISTR — Wight seerctary and treasurer. A committee | twelve feet over the line, whore! the two | this popular medicine, 1 you wish to prove this buy 30 pieces Striped Dress Goods: just | ry B MEDICAL, &. wa appointed to draw up a constitution and | tearns gave three cheers for Capt, O'Leary and | *Deitlect Howl’ sersaparills aud measure its com ‘the thing for school igi sade a by-laws, to be submitted at the next meeting. | #cattered for the ferry boat, pen ie ternphemete4 pehimeart eg nyt nes — ao stylish Camel's Hair Checks, INTER-OCEAN BUILDING, OTH ST. poser sent athi plies? he < 73 ceuts per yard, Spends Most of His Time in Jail. A Crazy Man From New York, soountell, hte a cortaheiy eseaeam uence Tt Sete ee ee THearaitton Bemple, a young negro who has} Policeman Larney of the first precinct was | peculiar strength and economy of Hood's Sarsaparilla. ped and Plaid Cloths for Irish Peasant A Sow seasonabie Spert severa! years in jail. was iu the Police | called upon yesterday to protect Jeremiah | “I took Hood's Ssresparilta for loss of appetite, dys TER ec coe i Court thie morning uniler the name of “Joseph | Groen, aymiddie-aged maz, from violence at | Pepws sud yeueral lmurvor. Tt did we avast amount S¥nch Croam Twilled Flannel for Blasors, | |e Py) ~ ———_— Toss” on a charge of Letug suspicious person, | tho hands of citizens, ‘This was what the poor | 5: WW. WILLEFORD, Quincy Ba MGR Rates eaiiek Cina Lilian ee, cca Sure , G*t* sviTs scovurn ann PaEssED, a1. Te ie edvertin: Policeman Sara Neisou, who is on the “Divis-|domented man imagined, and ae he had no shades, 50c., 75c, #1 and $1.25, Prebee Lede i Coats, 508 Panta Za | WUuibac nu. bonty-dive peste ekperioncs, o20ciue jon” beat, arrested bim in that section for at-| Lome the oftiecr took him in custody to sce HOODS SARSAPARILLA Saneaae—saaetes of 3730, 45c, and 50c. | oe ve : Kmpting 10 dispose of what looked like stolen | what could be done for him. Green told the | soia by alldruggiste. 81; sixtor $5. Prepared only 1 Aiiwonl dies Nupecent OB canta, Tepeaty Property. : officer that three hundrod meu wore after him | by C. HOOD & CO,, apothecaries, Lowel Mame, Roctrane Sete iden ostenany “Where did you steal these articles from?” | in New York because be put vermin in a man's 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 3 ‘Curtain Scrim, a big drive, at Scents per yard. fmquired the judge of the prisoner. bed; that policemen e1 sone citizens - ‘Bargains m Oil Cloths and Mattings. “I didu’tsteal therm,” was the prisoner's re- {on a street car to beat The officer ply, “i sold.tte officer that I could take him| wanted him to return to his home in New I. A « = and show huiu where I got them.” ho hae ke or geataa : chxmant & 1x1, “I have no doubt of that,” remarked the morning Of the skin and eralp, from infancy to ago, are in- . Termpl he asked, “how long have you the hospital for | stansty relioved by the CUTICURA REMEDIES sho 28 Tih ot, and 706 Kat, aw, been ows?" F; only positive cure for agonizing, itching, burnings | Philadelphia Stora, ny “Thirty-eight days,” replied the prisoner. Honses should by no | beediis and scaly diseases of the skin, scalp and blood, * The longest time for several years,” sda sale of railroad | with loss of bsir, from pimples to ssrofula, exceppod- Judge Maller, as be imposed a sentence of three morn- | sibly. iehthyosia, This is more than can be trathfully eaid of any other remedy. lol * ni ssp E j IC OPERA © ¥ Scen i wl LATION ‘te outa ATION. SEATS NOW ON SALE. Se 25-tf N*Y* NATIONAL THEATRE-EXTKa. X — SALE OF RESERVED SEATS AND BOXES COM- D. Al MENCES TOMORROW (THURSDAY), 8:30 AM, - et For the Engagement of tho DE WOLF HOFPER OPERA BOUFFE COMPANY Sy In Byrne and Kerker’s ulesut CASTLES IN THE AIR Cornish, ; uy a3 pit cs *