Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1890, Page 16

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL FIGHT A.u. SUNDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, fair weather; northwesterly winds, be- com.ng variable; slightly warmer Sunday. CONDITION OF TRE WATER Temperature and condition of water at 7 a.m.—Great Falls, temperature, condition, 2 Recetving reservoir, temperature, 69. Con- dition at uorth connection. 3; condition at south connection, 36; distributing reservoir, temperature, 67; condition at influent gate bouse, 36; condition at effluent gate house, 36. High tide in the river, 12:04 p.m.; low tide in the river, 6:15 p.m. ‘Tae “Brrrato StayparD Scat guaranteed, to which wo invite the attention of market men and grocers. Sole agents for the Cuas. T. Three doors from 6th st.” 606 Pa, ave. n.w. Warne Do You buy your drugs and what do you pay for them? See E. P. Merrz’s article bu page 16. We Have Ir! The combination ash sifter and ash receptacle. No dust! No dirt! Wiil hold the siftings of a ton of coal. Money and labor saved. Price only 75 cents. Cuas. T. Canter & Co., Three doors from 6th st. 606 Pa. ave. n.w. Dr. C. W. Bexsow, the well-known Baltimore specialist in skin diseases and diseases of the nervous system, has opened un office at 1212 G street northwest, Wasuington, D.C., where Dr. Benson or his partuer, Dr. E. O. Mannakee, can be found every Wednesday from 8:30 am. to 5:30 p.m. Be Sung to read whaj E. P. Mentz has to say on the subject of medicine, Page 16. Mas. L. V. Starer, Washington's leading mil- liner, announces to the ladies her annual au- tum opening of imperted millinery, and which will take place next Monday, October 6, at her elegant new store, 931 F street, which has been euurely renovated and enlarged throughout, thus giving to the ladies of Washington the most compiete establishment of its kind to be found inthecity. Artena Loxe Ansexce devoted to special study of diseases of the nervous system, throat and nose, female diseases and electricity, Dr. L. 8. Nicholson is again practicing his specialty at 1311 H st. nw. Electricity « special study im all cases. Ax Ivtenestixe article appears on page 16 on the subject of drugs and medicine and the exorbitant prices charged for the same. Dn. Wanven’s corsets, 95c.; Lonsdale cam- brie, 103,c.: the Monarch shirt, 7c. Lively new fali dress goods, 25, 50 and 75e. At Baop- MEAD's. Tux well-known firm of Johnson Brothers suppiy more families with fuel than any one firm in the United State, Toors Buvsuxs.--Just received a large line imported tuoth brushes, euch; former price 2c. W. T. Bauvvs, 1905 Pa ave. Go To the Woman's Exchange for meals, Home-made cooking; everything first class. On Sunday breakfast from 8 to 10; dinner 12:30 to & G0Y 13th st. nw. Howax artificial eyes. Hemrusn’s,453 Panve. Rew Mrrrz’s column on page 16. It will ¥ | strong. Miss Tanoer is | pean stars will be at Ketnan’s next week. AMUSEMENTS. Ataavon'’s—“Ove Exxon.” Tan- ner. who will a on. Cora pear at Albaugh’s. next week, declares that the character of Judith Orme, in her new play, “One Error.” gives her oppor- tunities that no other part ever did. Branch- ipg away from the-strong, main thread of the story (which is that of a heiress who doubts the honesty of purpose ber admirers and £0 pretends to be poor, only to be trapped by an adventurer after all) can girl in search of a husband with a title. Others are the two youthful lovers, the French adventuress and an interesting baby. ‘One Error,” says the Now York Journalist, “‘has been greatly improved since the inaugural per- formance, and it has caught public fancy very ingularly pleasing actress, pretty, graceful and with a wholesome | charm of womanhood which adds much to her acting. Miss Tanner's gowns af@ said to be marvels of beanty.” Music Har.—Junivet Stxoens,—Next Thurs- day evening the famous jubilee singers from Fiske University, Nashville, ‘fenn., will present their unique, beautitul and interesting program at Music ‘Mall ‘Lhe troupe consists of Mre. Jen- nie Jackson-deHart, Miss Laura Wells, M Ida Taylor, Miss Annie Johnson, Miss Benchley, Mr. George E. Batrett, Mr. C Ww. Mr. J. N. Caldwell, Sale of seats roop’s music store Monday at 9 u.m. Prices 25, 50 and 75 cents, according to location. The ruction of Pompeii” at Atlantic Park was gnificent success last night, and tonight the success will be ay eae weather could not be better for exhibition than it ia) The portraits of Gens, Grant and Sheridan will be presented tonight. Scuvetzen Pauk.—The wiited German so- cieties of this city will celebrate on Monday at Schuetzen Park the first German settlement in the American colonies at Germantown, Pa., in 1683, by a grand festival,commencing at 3 p.m. The program includes prominent speakers, chorus songs, gymuastics, music, dancing, prize shooting. amusements for children, &c. All invited. Admission 25 cents. Hanis’ Brsou-—*My Jack.” —Melodrama will again hold the boards at the Bijou next week. This style of action is always popular in any form, but ‘My Jack” promiies some fea- tures which will make ‘is engagement a peculiarly notable one. Among the thrilling stage features are the explosion at sca, the shipwreck and rescue (in which a genuine life boat is used), the open desert, the deck of an ironclad man-of-war and an old ruined mill. The compauy is one of ability, the lead- ing role being played by Mr. Walter Sanford. Usual prices and matinees, Kenxay's — Tosy Paston's.—Tony Pastor's grand double company of American and Euro- thi ‘eat attraction first is Miss Bessie Bone- England's greatest specinliste, on her tirst American tour, the most fascinating artiste who hus visited America, Among the other stars are Miss Maggie Cline, the Irish queen; John end James Russell, the Irish lilies; the Haytors, in their absurdities; the Sistera Hedderwicke, singers and dancers; Turle and Turle, on the rings; Kelly and Ashby, Chinamen; Mile. Bea- trice, the lady coutortion’ Edith Vincent, top boot dancer, and Touy Pastor at every per- formance. It is s four-time winner and dy f i. John L, Stoddard, the well-known lecturer, has returned from Europe and delivered his first lecture on Vienna in New York Thursday evening toa delighted audience. He began st nighta series in Philadelphia, where an audionce of 3,000 have been secured by advance sale of seats. The new lecture on Vienna is one of the finest he bas evor presented. Tue Sun's Puantasma Company, a strong va- walighten you. Tuovsaxps or DoLLags given away with the Johnston Breakfast Coffee. Checks worih money im every pound and half pound package. 25 Cents Per Pound. Requires No Settling. Every package contains the Joboson famous setthug compound, as ember in the cup. Purchase of any grocer. Jouxstox Bros. & Co. Jous’s Restaur: 1126 7th st. now. Exsewaenre will befound the carectisamncall of John Rudden, credit and cash furniture itores. 930 and 932 7th street northwest. A good idea of the stock he has on hand may be ob- tamed from reading his ‘‘ad,” but a better and more profitable way will be to visit his large establishment and be shown his magnificent display of household goods. ‘The peculiar merit of this house rests not so much on its grand assortment of furniture, carpets, stoves, &c., as upon the low prices and easy terms apon which they may be bought. he merity of Mr. Kudden’s credit system cannot be told in print, neither can the lowness of his prices. A personal visit ws required, and we advise all intending purchasers to give him a call, Fut Lise of wire tlower stands, E. H. Mouser, 1107 7th st. n.w. Wester Herours, adjoining the grounds of the great Methodist University, is offered at syndicate prices until October 25. Now is the time to buy. Prices, 10 to 2c. a foot. Joux F. Waocoamay, cor. l4th and G sta Fixe Portnarrs at Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa, av. Doy’r Beureve Eveny Laset.—Labels, like some people, promise more ti form: some again are reas read the label of Dr. Henley’s Celery, Beef and Iron, and know many instances wherein it has proved to be just what it claims by domg just what it promises. One dollar a bottle, and it cures nervousness, dyspepsia, kidney and hver troubles, sleeplessness, melantholy, &c., &c. You can believe its label always. For Fisitxa Tackue at low prices go to ‘Tarray’s, 1013 Pa, ave. Have You Szzx Wesley Heights, adjoining the grounds of the great Methodist University? If not give usacall. Sale closes October 25. yrices, 10 and 20¢. per foot. Jous F. WacoaMas, cor, 14th and G sts, now. For Aut Kixps of ammunition goto Tar rax’s, 1013 Pa. ave Canrets CaMPHORATED and made moth proof free of charge. Exrimge Canurer CLEANIxG Wonks, 631-635 Masa. ave. n.w. Telephone 425-2 Wester Hrsomts, adjoining the grounds of the great Methodist University, offer the greatest opportunities to persons desirous of investing »maliamounts. Prices 10 to 20 cents per foot, Sales opened September 25; will close Detober 25, 1890. Jx« WacGaman, corner 14th and G streets northw Bur Your Coat. of J. Macar Dove. Only Bighest grades of family coal handied. Oxe Quant of $1 whisky for 75c. beat Cuas. Ki Can’t be ER, 737 7th st. nw. We Meer Axy and all prices advertised on Moguette and other carpets. Come and sce us and we will save you money. W. H. Hors, Penn. and Sth street. For Baxoarys in breech loaders go to Tar- PaN's, 1013 Pa. ave. Westry Herours, adjoining the grounds of tee great Methodist University, sells rapidly. The most beautiful suburban location. High, dry aud sightly. Prices 10 to 20 cents a toot. dso. F. Wacuasay, corner lth and G streets, House & Hexmwayy's for furniture and car- pets. Cash or credit. See adv't, page 4. Best Quatiry of main springs, guaranteed, €@1. KC. Hisee, 615 9th street nw. Warcues Cizaxep and guaranteed for one ye: C. Hives, 615 9th street uw. Do Not Bey anywhere until you have seen Wesley Heights, adjoming the grounds of the great Methodist University. The most lovely spot for rural homes. Sale opens September % aud closes October 2 Prices, 10 to 20c. per foot Joux PF. Wacoaatas, Cor, Mth and G sts. n.w, CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Avbavon’s.—Sol Smith Russell in “A Poor Relation * Natioxat.—DeWolf Hopper Opera Company uo stles in the Air.” Haxuis’.-Milton Nobles in “The Pheenix.” Keaway’s.—Gus Hill's World of Novelties, Attastic Parx.— Destruction of Pompeii. Sr. Perer’s Cuvacu.—Fair and Concert, ena CONDENSED LOCALS. Members Rochdale Society, see important tice in special column of ai panee 2 Dr. C. T. Caldwell of this city has been ap- pointed a member of the board of pension ex- ‘aming surgeons. Mr. William T. Burnett of Soldiers’ Home hus bert. granted an increase of pension. mtr sree Bustvess Saree Tax Pourrica—“Which- ever way the clections turn I ope to be riety combination, will appear at the Globe Theater next week. The olio is complete and the feature is a remarkable skirt dance by Cy- rene, a beantifal young woman who is rival Carmencita, Otero, Tejero and pleton, —_—— Frederick Means Business. The city of Frederick, Md., is following the example of its sister cities of the south and has organized the Frederick City Manufactur- ing and Development Company. Stock to the amount 0° $1.000,000 has been divided into shares of $10 each, payable at easy intervals. The company owns, among other holdings. the famous “White Rock” property and the Mon- tonqua Springs. With these for a foundation a great popular summer resort is to be built up. About 2,000 acres of land in the immediate vicinity of Frederick are controlled by the company and that portion which adjoins the railroad tracks is to be devoted to munufactur- ing purposes, large inducements being offered corporations to locate there. Next Wednesday there will be # free excursion to Frederick, for particulars of which application must be matie to Thomas C. Chalmers, 1418 F street north- west. y Tem- ee ee Pro Tem. Police Courts. Unless the Commissioners take unfavorable action upon Judge Miller's request to use two of the police stations as Police Court rooms pro tem. the business of that court will be transacted at the first and sixth police pre- cincts, beginning with Monday morning. The first precinct station is on 12th between C and D streets and the sixth is on New Jersey avenu between D and ts. gatas?” See The Award Cut Down. Yesterday a jury of twelve men, with Mr. J. C. Baker as foreman was empannelled by the marshal for the condemnation of land for the opening of Conuecticut avenue under the act to change the route of the Rock Creek Rail- way Company of May 28 last. They assessed the land (2.33 acres), the property of W. A. Gordon et Gk a of Green tract, at 3,495. ‘Lhe former finding was $6,000, — oe A Proposed Bicycle Race. The Arlington wheelmen have challenged the Columbia Cycié Club to another 20-mile team road race tobe run over the Conduit road, The challenge calls for six riders in each team--three on ligh wheels and the other three on safeties, ee aS National Guard Rifle Practice. Those companies which have not completed their annual practice at the range will have an opportunity to do so, according to general or- ders No. 20, here appended: “The following schedule for instruction in rifle and carbine firing and range practice will be observed for the month of October: First battalion, Wednesday, October 15; second, Friday, October 17; third, Monday. Uctober 20; fourth. Thursday, October 16; fifth, Friday, October 24; #xth. Saturday, October 25; ent, Thursday, October 23; eighth, Thursday, October 23; first separate ‘company. Monday, October 27; the general staff and the field and staff officers and non-commissioned staff of regiments, Mondav, October 27. eee Jso. F. Wacoamax is offering 518 to 526 Spruce street as special bargains sold on monthly payments, Houses open daily. = Some plain statements by E. P. Mertz in re- gard tothe Wholesale Druggists’ Association will be found on page 16. ead them. 3 gh ptt = ese Tyrewnittsa Extnaorpixany.—Mr. N. E. Kendall of Albia, Iowa, reported the proceed- ings of the Clayton-Lreckiuridge investigating committee and in eighteen days took on the Caligraph typewriter, from dictation, 550,000 words, or at the rate of fifty-one words per minute for eighteen days, counting ten hours asa day's work. At the conclusion of the work the alignment of the machine was perfect. ‘The Catigraph used was not a new instrument, but had been in uss for a long time, ” Piece Iupoutaxt Saez or Property tx Tows.—On Monday afternoon, 6th i t, Auctioneer Dowling will sell at5 o'clock, on the prenises, all of lot 34.and part of lot 33 in square 33, 100x120 feet. located on the corner of Lingan or 36th and Prospect streets, This is valuable property and should command the attention of investors, Sce advertisement for details, oe Lors selling very fast in Wesley Heights. * a Hurcmxs, Borxuey & Co.,-1503 Pennsylvania avenue, have tor sale inducement business property on G street and vicinity. = —_——— Goxpex Rop axp Fisutxe Rops.—October's Marshall Hall, first Sunday at See advertise- ment. ee Taxe Nonroix boat Sunday at 5 p.m. s pabeomea b -mae hs Scwpay at Manswacn Hat1.—BSee advertise- ment. Scrorvta Honor & Puritirs or poisonous germs in the | Hcod’s Sar- . cures headache, ‘and builds up the whole egstem, Sold by all, atx for te" Moos Teh, Andee a aan ENING STAR: WASHINGTON, UNDER SUSPICION. Dr. Wm. W. Beall and the Policemen ‘Who Suspect Him of Robbing Graves. Dr. Wm. W. Beall, who is awaiting trial in the Criminal Court on a charge of resurrecting bodies from the Congressional Cemetery and potter's field, was on trial in the Police Court this morning, charged with using profane language toward Officers Slack and Markwood, who stopped him on Boundary street this morning because they suspected that he was engaged in the body-snatching business, Col, W. A. Cook represented the doctor. Officer Slack testified that his lieutenant in- structed him to keep a lookout for the doctor, asithad been reported that he was moving about at late hours, The officer said that he w him ou Boundary street jate one night not long ago, The doctor drove his horse pretty fast and turned into New Jerzcy avenue. This morning. soon after two o'clock, witness said that he and his partuer were coming along Boundary street when they met the doctor. Witness stopped him and the doctor said: —— you, don’t you stop me on the highway,” When questioned wituess said: “Every time we meet the doctor we suspect that he has a dead body in his carriage or that he is goiug after one.” “Too much suspicion,” remarked Col. Cook. “I don’t think wo have enough,” said the jcer. “But the jury thought you had too much,” added counsel. “I have more than ever now,” retorted the officer, “although all we found in his vehicle this time was a long bag.” Judge Miller said that no one was disturbed by the language and that such language was, not what the law contemplated punishing. ‘The charge was thereupon dismissed, Held for the Kirkwood Robbery. Lemuel Makle, the negro arrested on a charge of robbing the cash register in Kirk- wood’s saloon on G strect a few nights ago of $1f0 and a lot of cigars, was tried in the Police Court this arternoon. Detectives Mattingly and Wheeler gave evidence concerning the arrest and the recovery of $76 and some cigars, They also produced about $7 worth of policy slips, which were found on the prisoner. ‘To- bacconist Gwynne identified some of the cigars as the “Kirkwood” brand, which are sold ex- clusively in Kirkwood’s place, Special Ofticer Grisson testified to seeing the defendant near the place as late as 2:30 o'clock on the morning of the robbery. The case was sent to the grand jury; bonds, @500. a ‘RUCTION OF Pompe” tonight. af At- lantic Park, 17th and U streets, Tiekets at. Brentano's, Go early for seats, ine pf — he Druggists at Mount Vernon. The members of the Wholesale Druggists’ As- sociation which has been in convention here for several days, ended up their meetings yester- day by a trip to Mount Vernon on the Charles Macalester as the guests of the Baitimore mem- bers of the association. A delightful trip was had and seeing was done by the entertain- ing party for the pleasure of their guests, pl sein ices A Series of Serious Accidents. About 7:30 o'clock last evening John Long- worth and his daughter were riding a tandem bicycle, At 14th and E streets the young lady's foot was caught in the machine and badly crushed. She was taken to 1412 E street north- west and received surgical aid. ‘This morning about 5:30 o'clock Henry Bureh, a clerk at Davis’ commission house, 19 3 street northwest, met with a scrious accident, He fell down tho elevator shaft, and sustained a fracture of the right leg near the knee and was badly bruised about the body. He was taken to the Emorgency Hospital, and at- tended by Dr. Middleton. About 6 o'clock last evening Madeline Betts, aged seven years, living at 923 C street south- west, was Tun over by one of G. W. Cisael & Co’s tlour wagons, and was seriously injured, She Would Not Have ‘hem Vaccinated. The Baltimore Sun today says: Mrs. Widde- combe of Washington, with her two children, Were passengers on the Allan line steamship Nova Scotian, which arrived yesterday from Liverpool and Halifax. When the assistant physician boarded the vessel at quarantine he discovered that Mrs. Widdicombe's children had not been vaccinated. He was ubout to per- form the operation, when Mrs. Widdicombe protested and ultimately prevented him. The doctor allowed the ship to depars, but tele- phoned to the health department what had oc- cured. Dr. Sydney O. Heiskell, chief quaran- tine physician, met the Nova Scotian and in- troduced himself to Mrs. Widdicombe. She again opposed the vaccination of the little ones. Dr. Heiskell then gave orders to call the southern district pe wagon and told the lady that she would be arrested under the sanitary laws, She said she would permit her children to be vaccinated only by her own physician in Washington, but Dr. Heiske!l's positive stand, which he explained was his sworn duty, at last caused Mrs, Widdicombe to consent and the children were vaccinated. A Rona Sone Leo. ULCERS FORM. HOSPITALS AND DOCTORS USELESS. CRAZED WITH PAIN. CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES, About eight years ago I wrote you from Wilkcsbarre, Pa, describing bow your wonderful remedies com- pletely cured me of a terrible case of eczema or salt rheum, I must uow tell you what CUTICURA REM- EDIES have again doue for me. On the 22d of last September I had the misfortune to bruise my leg and I put « piece of sticking plaster ou it. Inside of a week Thad aterrble lez. My wife became frightened and advised me to go \o a surgeon. I went aud doctored for two months, but no good was done me, besides coating me big money. My lew had by this time formed into an ulcer and got worse every day. I could not stand it any longer and made up ny mind to go toa hospital and see if Icould be helped. I went to several here in the city im turm, bat none could do me any good. I lad a terrible leg, with a hole in it as big 6 a dollar and pain that almost set me crazy. I kot scared about it and determined to try CUTI- CURA REMEDIES. I obtaine set and inside of five weeks my leg was healed up as well as 1t ever was, except the terrible scar it leftforu reminder of what was once a terrible sore leg, ‘These REMEDIES are worth their weight in cold. 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From no cause whatever were we ever guilty of marking up the price on anything. ‘We've an assortment of Plushes that to buy again today would cost us mearly double—WALK- Ek’S COMBINATION PLUSH—the best madeare ‘most of them. ut every garment is yours at our FIRST, ORIGINAL and ONLY PRICK. When gone—well—we. Bak, ore ‘they're all shailese. We won't bor- row trouble s SAKS AND COMPANY, _ 8 A IMPORTERS WITHAL, a K PENNSYLVANIA AVEXUE AND SEVEXTR XK i Saxe sax8 Maarzs P HARMACY, 1014 F STREET. SOME PLAIN TALK ON & POPULAR TOPIC, FOR the last few days our city has boem hospitably entertaining the National Whole- sale Druygists’ Association. We have been considerably interested in the proceedings of this organization, and especially in that Part of the proccedings embod ying the re- Port touching the subject of selling goods at Teduced or popular prices. This section of the report elicited a great deal of discussion nd induecd some of the delegates to make rather peculiar and illoyical remarks, when such remarks are judged by the laws of sup- Ply and domand. From done of the published reports inthe local papers the impression given is a mis- leading one, in that it suggests that any rugzist, selling at other than the “old time” prices, was dispensing inferior or im- Pure drugs and medicines, WELL, inipressions are not arguments and such lome is poor loxic, to designate it chari- tably; and when a body of intelligent manu- faocturers and merchants allow themselves tobeargued or driven into passing such Peculiarly unmercantilo resolutions as some of the resolutions offered by the committee, it is about time to speak and call things and acts by their right names, Let us condense these resolutions aud examine their force ‘and influence, Number one provides for ap- Pointment of committee and is all right, Nunubers two, three aud four provide for the Prompt and exemplary punishment of any manufacturer and wholesale dealer not selling medicines according to a certain iron-clad, arbitrary plan, which denies any right of Judgment or discrimination whatso ver in the transaction, Number two is refreshingly sug- gestive in ite references to the character of the wholesale trade, when it refers to them ae “willfully, deliberately and systematically, even though secretly and indircetiy, violating contracts." Number five is all right if any of them are right, BUT read No. 6, or rather reach its mean- ing from this condensation: Any druggist daring or preswning to sell the goods (of certa n mannfucturers), which goote he has bought ani paid for, at prices to please him- self and expectally pleasing and satisfactory to his customers, must be denied the privi- dege and opportunity «f buying any move of said guods “cxerpt at long prices." In other words, it has passed along the lino to “cut the cutter." Well, the “cutters” have stood the ordeal in the years that have passeqand will stand ft still. No, 7 provides thtt all? manufacturers who behave “like good little boys” and who will only sell to the faithful “old timers” of high prices aud wind-spent Progress shall have their goods placed on a certain little list, so they shall. NOW, then, in the name of all that is mer- cantile and manly, we protest against the hedxing in of any business by sny set of ‘men or by any set of rules; or, in other words, creating a monopoly, especially in medi- cine. If the business 1s honorable and right let the individual pursue such business according to his own ideas and plans: if it be an illegitimate pursuit close the business by legal enactment. For five years we have conducted the drug business to suit our- selves and to please @ custom which has grown to be the largest and most desirable of any in Washington, and we intend to con- duct it right along that line—associations and conventions to the contrary notwith- standing. When we entered businoss for ourselves we found the prevailing method to be **Slowest sales at hixhest profita.” We determined to change things by inducing Tapid sales because of lowest profits con- sistent with best service. HOW well we have accomplished our pure Pose we leave to the general public to de- cide. We have always sold the best drugs, medicines, family requisites and proprictary specialties at the bottom prices, and we will Pay a handsome reward to any one who can Justly claim that we ever sold them anything Other than what we exuctly represented, A Part of our fixed and inflexible rule is— Nevor to buy, no mattcr what the advantages offered may be, anything but the freshest, choicest and Lest to bo had—and then put it before the public, from the Newsboy to the Seustor, at one price and that the lowest at which any one can sell it, BECAUSE our sales justify purchases so large that others of the trade cannot com- Pete, which purchases insure concessions which the “old timers” caunot claim or vb- tain, manufacturers would cut us off from selling their products! In fact, the populaf- Price druggista the country over are to be shut out from suppli¢s! Wonder if tho wise committeemen ever read of the “farmer who Killed the goose that laid the gclden ezg.” ‘We are in busivess to do business and not forfun, We want, avd get, remember, our share of whatever you spend with us; but we don't render life a burden by calling on you to divide your salary or income with ‘us every time you have a prescription com- pounded ; nor do we make you solicitous or anxious when you come to buy of us. And because we have popularized prices wo have popularized our methods as well and have secured the support and confidence of the public, : @ AS pioneers of popular prices—“cut rates,” if you pledse—we feel no slight degree of satisfaction im seeing the rapid development Of a business which has, without exception, given full equivalent for valuereceived. As PUrveyors of the best drugs, medicines, per- fumeries and druggist sundries we offer, as we have clresdy said, an extensive and splendidly selected stock from the most Prominent manufacturers and chemists of tho country at very lowest prices. We do Dusinoss on # cash basis, and because our immense tales enable the multiplied turn- ing of money we offer from smallest to lar- gest quantities at unvaryingly right prices, Have you bought of us? Try us and you will trade with us, Ifyou want a revelation im prices get our catalogue, trce by mail or on request. EDWARD P. MERTZ, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL vRUGGIST AND FAMILY CHEMIST, pt 1014 F st., Washington, Send twenty-five cents to the Ladies’ Magazine. Philadelphia, Pa., and they will send you ® whole year and a pre- $3.50 Dress Forms Sold for 91.98 for wea fg October 6,7 and 8, at Domestic Se ing Muchine Rooms, 7th and H sts. 04-3t Morgan House, 324 st., Above M. nt, received dally and scrvod in every atyle. Finest aee and gents’ dining room im the city. Dining THE OWLS AND THE MICE. room open Sunday. ot e a W. Monoax, Propriet QUACK, QUACK, SAID THE DUCK. 1 — —_— NEXT WEFK. RA TAN! IN ONE Dog Collars Engraved and Rasore Honea | _SEATS Xow a ee eee N. Watrorp, Cutler, 477 Pa. ave, 1t* Chains and Charms @1 up; Gold Rings 75¢. up. Frank, Jeweler, 461 Pa re. 1% Week of Oct. 6. Matinecs Monday, Woltesday, Prday and Saturday. A Rare Aunouscement, SUN'S PHANTASMA NOVELTY CO, We Don’t Care Presenting the Great, the Unly whether you want to buy now or later. Allwe| The ual Never Born. 04-6 i. Her want is to have you look at our line of €2 Der- A SOLID SHOW—GILT EDGED. bies. You've often paid @3 for one that was no | _4@mission, 10, 20, 30 and 50c. better, Franc & Sox. One Price, Kens NEW WASHINGTON THEATER, — a ee ee TONIGHT? “TONIGHT! , Watches and Jewelry Repaired and Engrav- ing dene at bottom prices, FRawk, 461;Pa. ave. 1° Gold Spectacles and Eye Glasses. I. Alex- ander, Optician. Watrorp, 477 Pa ave, 1t* Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa es nutriment and aids digestion. 1 No Crude, clumsy, costly mixture ia Salva- tion Oil. It is cheap and good. 5c. 4 GUS HILL'S WORLD OF NOVELTIES, GUS HILL, CHAS. H. HOEY, 4 SCHRODE BROS. 4 Chip, Fd. Rogers, Estelle Wellington, Emilie Peara, Chas. G. Seymour, ¥. J. Huber and Kitty Al- lyme, Gilbert Saropy, the Evans, Etc. Week commencing MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, Ladice’ Matinee Tuesday, Thursday and Sattrday, ——— x Byrn’s School Shoes, colebrated for theit] ppp 4 gn seer 00 wear, Seothem. 1614idihet nw, 8.2% | Brip fy gs 3 mm. 6 A 500 More of Those Men’s Fine Saxony| Pash 9 'S i 8 8 Wool $2.50 Germun Hand-knit Jackets, selling | ana Bast 00 #0 rapidly at $1.49, in all colors at. C. AueR- And His Grand Bacu’s, 7th and H, Domestic Sewing Machine Agency. 03-2t Drs. Benson & Mannakee, Specialists in Skin and Nervous Diseases and Electricians. Supertluous hairs, warts, moles, marks, tumors and all blemishes perfectly and permanentiy removed and electricity used in any form ff de- sirable. Oftice: 1212 st. n.w., Washington, D.C. 8-5 NEW DOUBLE COMPANY or AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN STARS, Including the Celebrated English Character and De- scruptive Singer, MISS BESSIK BONEHILL. _October 13—HOWARD BURLESQUE CO, 1t GLOBE THEATER, MONDAY, OCT. 6. Her pleasine figure anc face, difficult pirouettes and tireless dancing, are all of the same merits of a true Parisione.— Memphis Semetar, Any. 2, 1890. at Breech Loaders for hire. Go to TarPax's, 1013 Pa, ave. ol-lm WEW NATIONAL THEATRE. Use “Teaberry” and you will tind THIS EVENING AT 8—Last appearance of Your Teeth become as pearls; Saspranct at make the fie th ofall, ane pti) ad 3, omen, 2 ani irl = E. P. Mertz. Hutt 8 8 Perper ¥ ie For Foot Ball Sweaters, $2, €3, @4,goto] ii H “oo F otee EE Tarpan’s. 1013 Pa. ae ol-im OPERA BOUFFE COMPANY Piles! Piles! Piles!—Dr. Williams’ Indian 1x Pile Ointment is the only ture cure for Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered. It never fails tocure old chronic cases of long CASTLES IN THE AIR By Byrne and Kerker. by special request, Mr. Hopper standing. Wu.iamMs Mro. Co., Cleveland, lebrated base bali poem eutitied a. ce ish, 0a, lees Prices—$1.50, 81, 0c. and 25. For Douglas’ Celeb: nlgnion, Sc. Tarpan's, 1013 Pa, ave - ‘ wo = nomep cl — ~~ a pany * SIRST GRAND CONCERT GEORGETOWN AMA- ‘as a Child she cried, for Castoria, Prof. Josef Kaspar, Conductor; Miss Mary Hows, » Phaniat. two roscrved seats for i Concerta, to be had at Metzerott & Co.'s, 1110 F street. it GLOBE THEATER, MONDAY. OCT. & RENE'S New Domestic Monthly and Fashion Sheets for Oct. Just out. Domestic 8. M. Co., 7th & H. | dances in long skirts. 3 novel exhibition of she 880. 0 y v ‘grace’ oe eh eS —Mem-Ais Demeerat, Juty 3. it Star Spring Water. é ‘ers Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in bot- OO] SN N M G6OG H RK TTT tles and by the glass by all druggists, Sart] 7 4 aie i G6 full 3 C. Patwen, Agent, ——_ja25-s,tu,th160t z oOo RAS H Geo wa OF For Gymnasium Suits, all grades, go to Tappay’s, 1013 Pa, ave. ol-im Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, Diffi- dence, Sexual Weakness, Pimples cured by Dr. Miles’ Nervine. Samples free at 6 Mertz’s Dave Srorg, 1014 F st, ATLANTIC PARK, 17TH AND U STS. GRANDEST SPECTACLE OF MODERN TIMES. PAIN'S magnificent exhibition of the “LAST DAYS OF POMPEII” and Gorgeous 83 a gal., 7c. qt. bottle, No. 1 Rye Whisky Fireworks Display will be Best in he world os the money. it ae rn “ye m13-s-tr GH oH __McGrx's, 639 D near 7th st, Send 2e, Postage to Domectie 8. M. Co., 7th & H, for New Fall Fashon Catalogue. Free. 830-5t i G HUH OT Hooo8 # f- uooGcG U = 300 PARTICIPANTS. STAGE 350 FEET LONG. LAKE OF REAL WATER, 300 BY 100 FEET. THE ANCIENT CiTY OF POMPEI. ERUPTION OF MOUNT VESUVIUS, Acrobats, Boxers and Wrest- Jers, Rope Walkers and Specialty Artists, UNITED STATES MARINE BAND. PAaIN'S MATCHLESS AND INSPIKING PYROTECHNIC DISPLAY, Adinismon, 25c.; Beserved Seats, 50c.; Orchestra Seats, numbered, Tic. Private Boxes, numbered, $l each. Seats onsale at Bren- tano’s Take Herdic Line direct to grounds Metropolitan R. BE NATIONAL T Buy Your Coal of J. Mavrr Dove. Only highest grades of family coal handled, . jy16-tf ee BOOKS AND $ rpreptepy WINKS Is cho new round table marae, it is the LATEST CRAZE. Can be played by any number of people. Equally amusing to young or old. Other leading and ni games are: TIDDLEDY WINKS TEN- NIS, HALMA, BASILINDS and ANA- STATIONERY Seats now on sale for the Engagement of DANIEL FROHMAN’S NEW YORK ALL REQUISITES FOK THE SCHOOL ROOM, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR PUBLIC AND RIVA: SCHOOLS, WM. BALLANTYNE & SONS, BASIS. Nowonsale. ! LYCEUM THEATRE CO, — ! One Week, Monday, October 6, ROBERT F. MI Matinee Saturday oniy, in Bookseller sind Stationer, THE CHARITY BALL. By Belasco and De Mille. sll-6m 539 15th st., Corcoran Building. EADQUARTERS FOR SCHUOL BOUKS. —__|_w°3t* Pollen Herbert Koleos. Neluon Whe: sams, Walter Bellows, Geo ‘ayvan, Henrictia = ory man, Mrs. Charles Walcott, ‘Shannon, Mrs. Whiffen and others. The most successful play ever producéd at the New York Lyceum Theatre. ol-4t Oe 28 71 T u competitors and they can ha’ rate wilds anccessotn Detsont Free Tress Noventber 2 16o. HOTELS SCOLN MUSIC HALL. THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1890. THE ORIGINAL COMPANY OF 3 UU soe n ERE FER vb UBB Hi Owex House. 53 U8 Re rho ‘ (Late Hotel Solari.) JS UU BBB UAL kre Finest the city. Ladies’ and Gents’ Dining x Saloon, Handsoewely-die-nished soos tor meatioes — by day or week. Gentlemen's L. rom 1z to Z ue Faoit FISK UNIVERSITY, NASHVILLE, TENN. .CKSON-DE HART, Soprano. YELLS, Soprano. y cent, 1m re FP BE, AUDMONE, 523. 13TH ST. NW. FIRST. cluss Board; central; convenient 1 hotels, cara a 6 of interest: Lome coustorts; 1 to $2 per day; #050 to $10 week. TM. HALL auld-2m | eee HOUSE, A WEL YLOK, Soprano. JOHNSON, Comtralto, - BARRETT, Tenor, ry — Mr. J. N. CALDWELL, Basso. 3. REED WHIPPLE & CO., Proprietors, Mise WILLEY A. BENCHLEY, Pianiste, YOUNG'S HOTEL, BOSTON, J. REED WHIPPLE & CO., Proprietors, EUROPEAN PLAN. Cooking and service excelled by none. Complete in jocution in the cit; The = plaintive sud characteristic melodies of oo A FEW OPINIONS: “These songs as you sinz them go to the heart. They ge through and through one."—Emperor of Germany. “it wave me xreat «ratification. Queen Victoria. titwouderful! Inever heard anythinz like i tone, “The music is ubove criticism. For it cannot be al] appomtments, in the city. classe | with any other. 11 is simply the heart beatag pt suse: “Mr. Whipple is a | out lou..”. nexo Union, Vie boston prince of laudlords atrons oi Purker's may antict- pate areturn to the guod old times of its iouuder, iarvey D, Park 1YPLE will continue the management of Young's us heretotore, dy26-s13t S6QHEKWOOD,” OLD POINT COMFORT. S Greatly enlarged and improved; hot and cold Datla, ¢ ecizic Dells was, teat leat; oven all your: 82 pec dy, 810 per week aud upward, GLO. BUOKER, Owner aud'P.oprietor, 518-3m* 7 cents, according to location. Music Store, commencing Mon- a.m. o2-7t mH ‘he anniversary of the founding of German' Pa., the first Gorman settlement in the American colo- Lies, in 16833, wiil be celebrated by the upited Ger- mau-American svcieties of this city by a GRAND FESTIVAL At the handsomely decorrted and illuminated WASHINGION SCHUETZEN PARK ox MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1890, Commencing at 3 o'clock p.m., the program for which conga: ytnasticn, music, daneine: vvise skoction sed : ua f Utne shouting Dowling aususcmeuts forchildre: reworks, &e. bee &e. Al are iuy ted, EBBITY HOUSK, WASHINGTON, D. C. Buasxers, Suawzs. Siuxs, Vu.vers, DRESS GOODS, Double White Wool Blankets, slightly sofled, $1.50 $2.8: 75, $5. Adniission, 25 cents, o2-3t 1 ADILS' CLOTH DRESS GOODS, one yard and ® | }noF. J. B. CALDWELL'S pANCING ACADEMY. half wide, ali pure wool, Navy B1ue Black, Drown, | POF: J. B, CALDWELL'S DANCIN. Greon, Gurnet, cash bargain o0e. Sor. Class for aduits, Tuesdays apd Friday evenings, 6:30. Ie i aficrnoome VERY BEST QUALITY FRUIT OF LOOM COT- ‘Class for Juveniles, Wed, and Sat TOR ous yard as oe special rates to private clubs, &c. Inaneuse assortment of Silks, 374¢-40C4 45c. 50t 1st Address 114 Cat nw. He FOC. BTC. ° SY ae BIJOU THEATEK. Silk Velvets 50c.. G2e., 75e.. @1. Qne, Moet, MOMTAY, September 29, consect of it Artist, 2608 conse ETON NODE gona Fi Comeay Drame SHEETING COTT In His Own Famous ¥ a PHENIX. double wiuth, 25c, srne The oteat Hie. Sane, quik MOHALM DRIELTA ‘TINES, nearly yardands opaertul ‘Siciabling tonne, a Stockings, excellent quality; Next Week—“MY JACK” THKES pairs Pn 5 s* PETER’s CHURCH Fatk ATTHE NEW CHURCH, ‘Corner 2d and C sts. southdast, “* é SEPTEMBER 29 TO OCTOBER 38, 1890. Yooal and Instrumental Concert every evening, com- Se. Black Silk Mohair Brilliantines, wide, double fold, be, dle., ste. : CARTER'S CASH STORE, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH 8. A CASH PURCHASE TO THE AMOUNT OF 95 ENTITLES THE PURCHASER 10 ONE OF OUR - fren mencing at7 p.m. Admission 10cents. 627-37 VALUABLE PRESEN’ as to eG. bin and Inetroctoro¢ Dancing ted frames 315 7thet. aw, Sockek pi. Cliculereat ine acsdemy, S20" I shall offer my entire stock of Moquette Carpets, made and laid, at $1.35 per yard. Best Five Frame Body Brussels Tapestry and other Grades of Carpets ‘sold at bottom prices, A i ¥ ST. N.W., THE pete Now passenger elovator, * ‘Wash B WILLIAMA, ‘Dealer in PARLOR, OHAMBER AXD LIBRARY FURNITURE | a01w OF ALL Kms. Seas oes AMUSEMENTS. GP" concent ~ ee ee at THE WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN PARR, oN SUNDAY, OCTOBER STH, 1800, ~ COMMENCING AT3-30 Pu. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. SQUPPAY AT MaRSHALL ma “GOLDEN ROD” AND FISHING RODS! ON OCTOBER'S FIRST SUNDAY, ‘THE STH INSTANT, BOATS LEAVE FOR MARSHALL HALL AT 11 A.M. AND 3 PM Last Boat arriving in Wasbington at 7 p.m FARE, ROUND TRIP... eeseees 25 CENTS, Gather the “Golden Rod"—Fish for Rock—Bow! om the Cushion Alleys -Spend a quiet Autumnal Sunday @mid sunshine and foliage on Marshall Hall's wide porches and greon lawns. 1. L BLAKE, at Captain, Mo°8T vExxox, ~ 2 THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON. Until further motice the palatial iron and steel steamer CHARLES MACALESTER, ‘WH leave her a5, on fone nt toot ot ‘7th ot, daily, except Sun- Lore for MOUNT VERNON at 104m. Arrive hee ite ha (ap egusion ok «rounds, $1. “begamt cafe on the Charice Macalester. The Charles Macalester Hh aleo land $e eosn Gly ont ianding aio a AANA HALL going and ung. Fare, round trip, 2 o3-tt L : we 1, BLAKE, Captain. STAGE EXCURSIONS, _ EWwITT's BD TALLY HO COACH LINE Leaves . OUD iP Arungton, 10 eum, Soldiers’ Howe, 9 am, 2 p.in ; Boe ed. and _ AUCTION SALES. RUSTEES’ SALK OF VALUABLE IMPROVED T SEAL ESTAT£ IN MONTGOMERY COUN fom MARYLAND, NEAK “I Soe iL A son’ DISTANCE FROM THE KOCKVILLE TURS- By virtue of certain decrees of the Cirenit Court for Moutsomery ty. defendauts, we, the undersigned trae teen, will offer for sale at public auction. on the Prem- ises, ou SALUKDAY. THe TWENTY-FIFIN DAE OF OCTOUER, A.D, 1890, at FOUK O'CLOCK P.M, ell that tract or pateel of land lying in Monwomery county, Maryiaud, whereof the Atwell Cowling died, seized and possessed, coutaiuing about {0 acrea, more or les, more particularly meutioned and de- scribed tha, proceadines said ‘cause, with the ten Brovements therooh, cousistiuy of @ lance frame welliux Louse, bacu and outbuildings. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid on the day o: sule or on the ratification thereof the said court, the balance in two equal juctall; MieNts, iN OLE and two years from the date of sale deferred payments to bear interest f al sectired by the single bi chaser of purchasers, with a surety or ¥ the sate trustees, oF all cash.at the option oF vurchasers, ‘he title to ve re- pment of the pur- recording at the $500 deposit re of the purchaser tained by the trustees until ful chase money. All conveyanciug sn € ot of the purchaser or purchasers utred at the time the 1 perty 18 knocked down, CHaMix BRuws, 4 at: Bw VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, SITUATED ON THE NOKTHEAST CORNER OF HAND 1 4¥-Fikot SiKEET NOaTHWESS, AT ESDAY, OCTOBER FIFTEENTH. AT HALF-PAST FUCK O'CLOCK & im trout Lots 10 and feet three-story pressad-beicl table iu rear. Can be essily changed into business property at stall exyens~ ‘Terms: One-third cash, bolance in one aud two years with interest and secured by aderd of truston the Property, or all cash. Ail recyrding and conveyancing Bt comt Of pUrenaser. Adepurit of S100 will be re Quired at time of sale, THOMAS DOWLING, ot-d&ds Auctioneer, FPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. . OCTOBER SIX- ‘LOCK, on the prem- ives, I shail veil a valuable Farm of about 102 scres op the Colesville fixe, sajuining the MeCcuey farw, Mr. les Deautifully, ts finely’ “Terma: One-half cash, balance tm one and t erns and two with notes loariny Interset und secured by © deed ob purchaser, ail couvey~ anciug and recording st purchaser's cost. ‘e200 ae 1HUMAS DOWLING, Auctioness, Pua required wt tive of sale ALE OF VALUABLE KEAL Estat i B. We 4d UBLIC IN GEOKGETOWN, TMPKO\ED Bi A TWO- SIOKY FLAME HOUSE, KNOWN AS 3632 O sit 4 In order to close an estate, and by direction of the Deaira, 1 walt soll ot pauiic’ suction, in premises, on MONDAY, the THLk% b; OCTUBER, 1590, at HALF-PAST FUUK U CLOCK BP, ‘M., ail that certain parce! of gcound lying aud being in Georgetown, D.C., aud tect trout on O' strect by a de; im square 5d, together with provements, & ‘Terms: One-third cash, residue intwo equal pay- pay: ments at one and two years respectively, 6 per ceut interest, payub e half yearly, secured by of trust on the property, or ail cash, at option of purchaser, $100 deposit at time of sae. ‘Lerms to be complied with in ten days or the property will be resold at de~ faulting purchaser's cost abd risk. All couveyaucing, at purchaser's cost. = THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. C, H.CRAGIN, attorney for beirs, 321 434 stu. w, ATCLIFFE, DAKR & ©O., Auctioneers 920 Penu.ave. now, TRUSTEES' SALE OF TWENTY-EIGHT VALU. GELDING dors ON YEH. 1oLm, DoaSe BELUETS ANG MautyLAND aVedCk SOUTH 3 is Ou WeDNESDAY " APTERNOQON, OCTORrR FIFTEENTH. 1890, BLGINNING’ AT PUCK O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale by public auction in front of the ive premises TWEN1 SCT RRL BUILDING LOTS being a subdivision of ‘original lots 2, 3, 7,& 9, 20, lL and 12 IN SAID eQUARE. ‘These lots have ali eligible fronts on Maryland avenue, E street, 10th strect and D streci southe and the major portion run back to alleys 15 aud purchasers. ‘Terius of sale: Que-fourth cash; balance in one, two anc three Years, with imterest at the rate of Sent er aunuy’ fayable win abuuslip trou day’ of sale and sec by SEX TASTE ot @ rink avd Cost the defi A ina > or purchasers, after fs wr adve An glue Dewapaper published Washington, ©. c, All conveyanciug ‘oud recording st the cost of the Karchnver oF yay i ‘A. GUKDUN,) JAMES ®. PADGETT, "5 Trustees, as subd: can be obtained at the office of the auctio neers, BALCLIFEk, DAs & OU. Au died a aon i 20 Peumeyl yan pexcasse BROB., Auctioneers, ‘th and D st. nw, SPECIAL SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. TO TAKE PLACE WI OUR LAKGE BALES KOOMS ON TUPSDAY MOKNING, BER SEVENTH, 1600, COM- MENCING AT EN O'CLOCK AM, FINE FRENCH FLATS PIER ASD MAATRL HORS, FANE EMBOSSED FLUSH. 8A IND, ASK, it. P AND HAIR CLOTH SUCCHES, DIVARS. SOFAS, ERUN. CEN au ol ‘he FINE WALNUT AND MIKMOK FONT in is ALSO. BOUT 100 UD “bucoekla, IGnals Aan ULBEK CARPETS. au TWO HOGSHEADS OF GHOCKERY. Us i HIGNED, CONTAINING BREAKFAST AND DIN. ee ee CPragrERs, suUP TORRE NG aoe as OF SHELVING, ot Ap spoue (AHANCERY BALE 0) Pale v) COPA arti ge soy ket Be pao Sidi pam on heft dy onan aerate