Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1890, Page 8

dl LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL LIGHT A.M. TUESDAY. Tor the Tistrict of Coiumbia, Maryland and Virginia, rand rain; winds #hift- erly; slight changes in temper- CELEBRATING GERMAN DAY How German-Americans Will Observe a Notable Anniversary. Two hundred and seven yenta ago the first | colony of Germans was founded in this country | at Germantown, and today the Germans all over the country are celebrating the day as one | of more than ordinary interest to them, As detailed in Tux Star, elaborate preparations have been made in this city for the celebration of German day, as the anniversary bas come to be called. Last spring representatives from the different German societies met and decided upon the 6th of October as the proper one to | celebrate, and they also decided to form an or- | ization for the purpose of making all the nee ry arrangements. Asaresult of their meeting a permanent organization was per- fected, which was composed of delegates from the different German socictics of the city. Mr. Paul Schulze was elected 5 ¢ slips where the knot | J. Kessler, vice president; Mr. Wm. J. Meyer fs loose, and healt: ils because of some little | secretary, and Mr. John Hockemeyor, treaa- negiected ill or symgom like dyspepsia, indi- | urer. The cxercises of the day are to take gestion, &c. Where any evidences of stomach | place at the Schuetzen Park this afternoon, or digestive troubles manifest themselves use | ginning at 3 o'clock, Dr. Henley’s Celery, Beef and Iron. It cures | as avis See, tices stimente, soxvoumans ‘aeemin The program of the evening is as tollows, bo- disease, &c. The bow: ginning at 7 o’cloc! Do you wish to be healthy and strong? Overture, Donch’s Orchestra: address by the Then try the great appetizer, A. B. C. Tonic. | president at the German delegates, Paul d th nds of | Schulze; address by Hon. L, W. Habercom on ae Mathodise University, “is offered at | chorus, “Das Deutsehe Lied” (Abt.). by the syndicate prices until October 25, Now is the | United singing societies, Sengerbund and Mien- time te buy. Prices, 10 to 2c. a foot. nerchor; address by Hu.:. L. G. Hine, ex-Dis- Joux F. Waccamax. cor. Mth andG sts, | ttict Commissioner; chorus, song by the Sien- | Serbund; address by Mr. A. Eberly; chorus by For Fisnixe Tackie at low prices go to | the Germania Mwennerchor: addresses by in- Tarran’s, 1013 Pa. ave. vited gu chorus, Star Spangled Lanner, | Ovr stock of suitings and trouserings is com- with orchestral accompaniment, in the sinzing } posed of all tho latest effects of forcign and | 0 “Mich all present are requested to join; tire- domestic looms. works. | Mr. John H. Busher has been selected to act as marshal of the day. acenracy | All sorts of amusements will be provided for if | the children and for the older people and the ) chairmen of the bowling and shuoting commit- tees have had a number of handsome gold medals prepared which will be contested for today. ng tu so; ature. coxpinios oF THE WATER, Temperature and condition of water at 7 temperature, 66; condition, ature, 70. Con- condition z| r. dition at north connection. south connection, 36: temperature, 63: ¢ ion at influent gate house. 5; condition at eiliuent gate house, 9. High tide in the river, 1:53 p.m; low tide in the river, 3:10 p.m. | Have you a ight-weight overcoat? If not,jsee | our €10 quality before purchasing one. E1semas Buoa., 7th and E. Minx and whisky testera Hewrren, 438 Pa. Tre Tiont.—Thygir Ersemax Buos,, 7th and E. Tax “Berrato Sranparp Scares guaranteed, to which we invite the attention of market men and grocers. Sole agents for the District. We also make a specialty of puttin, up five-ton wagon and coal scales. Mechanics ‘tools of all descriptions at lowest prices. Cnas. T. Carrer & Co., Three doors from 6th st. 606 Pa. ave. n.w. Tur. well-known firm of Johnson Brothers supply more familics with fuel than any one firm in the United States. Wrstex Herours, adjoming the grounds of the great Methodist University, offer the | greatest opportunities to persons desirous of | Investing swallamounts. Prices 10 to 20 cents ; per foot. Sales opened September 2: Vetober 25, 18H. IN WacGaman, corner Lith and G streets northwest. TO MARCH TO THE PAE. Although there will be no formal parade a number of socicties will march out in a body. They are the Kuights in Black, the German- American Benevolent Society. the brewers’ be- nevolent societies, the Ation Singing Society, the Baden Society, a delegation of eighth bat- talion. D. C, V., and the flag-bearers of a num- ber of other organizations. ‘Whese societics ave chosen Mr. Henry Dismer marshal. and | the procession will be iormally received at the grounds by a committee of reception appointed ; forthe purpose. A glorions time is anticipated | by the sons and daughters of the Fatherland if only the heavens are xble to retain their moix- ture and keep it from falling in heavy showers of rain, |. Hewrien’s, Pa.,cor.434. SPLENDID glasses, 1H Da. C. W. Bexsox, the well-known Baltimore speciahst in skin diseases and diseases of the nervous system, has opened an office at 1212 G street northwest, Washington, D.C., where Dr. Benson or his partner, Dr. E. 0. Mannakee, can be found every Wednesday from 8:30 am. to 5:30 p.m. is House & Hearmaxy’s for furniture and car- peta. Cash or credit. See adv't., page 5 Ove custom trousers at $5 have no equal. The material of elegant quality, the m and finish excellent and the fit faultless, Cou- vance yourself by an inspectivn. E:tsemay Bros., 7th and E. Samah ese Fined Ten Dollars for Assault. John Scott, a colored citizen of East Wash- ington, was before Judge Miller today charged with assault, Ida Smith, the colored woman, his alleged victim, did not respond when her name was called and Policeman Horton told the | judge that Ida wasin the work house and mld not appear. Persons who witnessed the «ffuir did_ appear and gave evidence on which the court based a conviction and imposed a tine of $10 of thirty days. eat She Fought the OMicer. Elizabeth Johnson, a stalwart colored wo- man who lives on Mount Zion Hill.over the East- ern brauchwas arraigned in the PoliceCourt this | morning charged with assaulting Policeman Jous’s Restaurant, 1126 7th st. n.w. Carrets Campuonatep and made moth proof free of charge, Emurme Cauper CLEaNixa Wonks, 631-630 Mass. ave. n.w. Telephone 425-2. Have You Srex Wesle: Heights, adjoining the grounds of the great Methodist Universi Branson. The police have occasion to go to If net give usacall. Sale closes October Mrs. Johnson's house two or three times a Prices, 10 and 2c. per foot. month, they say, and Saturday when Officers Joux F. Waaoamay, cor. 14th and G sts, nw. Ber Your Coan of J. Macey Dove. Only Righest grades of family coal handled, if which we make Branson and Anderson went to her house to arrest her son she refused to let them search her house. When Officer Branson attempted to enter she grabbed tim by the throat and fought him. Mrs. Johnson told her side of the story and Jude Miller fined her 210. -_ Examixe the material suits to order for €20 and 225. E:seman Bros., 7th and E. For Aut Krsps of ammunition go to Tar Pax’s, 1013 Pa. ave Miss Faulkner's Funeral. The funeral of the late Miss Sallie A. Fanlk- ner, which occurred yesterday afternoon at Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church south, was attended by a large concourse of friends and relatives. The deceased had been for more than thirty years a teacher of the infant class of the Sunday school attached to that church, and at the conclusion of the services the little band lately under her charge passed in single file around the bier, each one depositing in the casket a white rose as a last token of respect for the loved and faithful preceptress, Rev. J. T. Wightman, D.D., pastor of Mount Vernon Place Church, assisted by Rev. J. Wesley Boteler of Grace M. E. Church south, conducied the ceremonies. The pall bearers were Morsell, Israel Deming, 0. Compton, B. F. Compton, Geo, A. Thomas and J. T. Petty. Interment at Congressional Ceme- tery. Ose Quaat of $1 whisky for beat. Cuas. Kr. We Meet Axx and all prices advertised on moquette and other carpets. Come and see us and we will save you money. W. H. Hoexg, Pen. ave. and Sth street. R. C. Lewis & Sox's CeLepratep Hats. nd quality uneacelied, Fail styles ushington al- s. 1421 New York ave. Westry Heicurs. adjoining the grounds of the great Methodist University, sells rapidly. ‘The most beautiful suburban jocation. High, dry and sightly. Prices 10 to 20 cents a toot. Jso. F. WaGGAMAN. corner 1th and G streets, Exsewnenrs will be found the advertisement of Jobn Kudden, credit and cash furniture stores, 930 and 932 7th street northwest. A good idea of the stock he bas on band may be ob- | day, Thursday and Friday evenings at 7:30 p.m. tained from reading his “tad,” but a better and | at the sales rooms of Waiter B, Williams & Co,, more profitable way will be to visit bis large | corner of 10th and D sirceta, facing Penns: establishment and be shown his magniticent | vania avenue. We advise comnoimeute end display of household goods. The peculiar! lovers of good pictures to attend this sale, merit of this house rests not so much on its | There are several owners and among the col- 1d assortment of furniture, carpets, stoves. | jection will be found some very valuable paint- us upon the low prices and easy terms apon | ings, and they are to be sold regardless of cost they may be bought. The merits of} or value. See advertisement in auction udden's credit system cannot be told in column, ¥ print, neither can the lowness of bis prices. A personal visit 1s required, and we advise all intending purchasers to give him a call, We Have Ir! ‘The combination ash sifter and ash receptacle. No dust! No dirt! Will hold the siftings of a ton o: coal. Money and labor saved. Price ouly cents. — Cuas. T. Canren & Cc ‘Three doors from 6th st. 606 Va. ave. nw. in breech loaders go to TaP ee Wonks oF Ant. our attention is called to an important sale at auction Tuesday, Wednes- ——___ Iurontaxt Save or Hyacrytas, Vionrrs, Crocus, &c.—Auetioneer Dowling will sell to- . morrow at his rooms, ith aud Pennsylvania avenue, at 11 o'clock, # large consignment of beautifnl flowering bulbs just recerved from Holiand. = —-___ Rememner free excursion to Frederick on Wednesday, For tickets call on THomas C. Cuataens, 1418 F street northwest, —Adct, eer Hovserotp Errects at Avctiox.—Walter B. Williams & Co., auctioneers, will sell at rest dence No, 1428 Massachusetts avenue north West on tomorrow morning a choice collection of honsebold effects. See ad. in auction column, = —————— gonorena Tor Bancars PAN's, 1013 Pa. Do Not Bry where until you have seen at Wesley Heights, adjoming the grounds of the | great Methodist Uunversit spot for rural homes. 5 25 and closes October per [uot The most lovely le opens September 2. Prices, 1 to 20c. Jous F. Waccawas ‘or. 14th and G sts. a.w. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Is the most ancient and most general of all diseases. Searcely a family is entirely free from it, while thou sands everywhere are its suffering slaves. Hood's Sarseparilla has had remarkable success in curing every form of scrofula. The most severe and painful Tunning sores, swellings in the neck or goitre, humor in the eyes, causing partial or total blindness, have yielded to the powerful effects of this medicine. It thoroughly removes every trace of impurity from the blood and butids up the weakened system. ‘. B.—If you have decided to try Hood's Sarsspariila do not be induced to take any other. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists. $1: six for 85. Propared only by C. 1. HOOD & CO., Apotheearies, Lowell, Muss, 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. Avnaven’s.— Cora Tanner in “One Error. Natroxat.—Lyceum Company in “The Char- ity Ball.” Hanurs',—“My Jack.” Keuxay’s. Tony Pastor. Grose.—Sun’s Phantasmia Company. Sr. Peren’s Cuvnen.—Concert and Fair. Senverzey Parx.—German Celebration, — CONDENSED LOCALS. Eugene Carroll, Wm. Murphy and Thos. Sut- to or fifteen days in the Volice a stor of the New York | —-— rian Church, occupied his I if if for the first time since his re- TCH! TCH! TCH"! tare from his summer trip to Europe. Hise | chs paces a sermon in the evecing was on the methods of SCRATCH! SORATCH:: scRaTOH::! = Tiuis is the condition of theusands who suffer days ce Jones, who lived at 122 F street south- | of misery and nights of sleepless rqony from itehini, west, fell dead on F between 3d and 4; streets | bleediug sud burming cczemas and other skin tortures Saturday, st and who ltve in iwnorauce of the fuct that a single ap- _ > — plicatiou of the CUTICURA REMEDIES will afford Twenty Dollars for Carrying a Knife. | instat relict and point to a speedy, permanent and Win. Robinson. alias “Kid” Robinson, a | economical cure. 2 young negro who lives in South Washington, | was arrested yesterday by Officer Eser. who! had a warrant agains: him for assault. When | searched at the station a carving knife was Lospox Bazan, found on him and Judge Miller fined him $20 today for carrying the knife. The charge of assault was disinissed. ——— Enforcing the Building Regulations. Daniel McMahon, a builder,was before Judge Miller this morning for violating the building Feguiations and was fined $10, McMahon was not exactly satisfied with the penalty ard wanted to explain matters, ‘The judge wanted him to withdraw his plea, but he insisted that he was guilty, and the Rev. Dr. Bartlett, the avenue Presby pulpit yesterday 715 MARKET SPACE. “MONDAY BARGAINS.” court let the judgment stand. “I only want saci some information,” said McMahon, as he paid his money and departed. Astrachan Capes, $1.99. Knocked Out in the Second Round. Real Black Coney Capes, $5. A brutal prize fight took place down the river at Guaston’s yesterday afternoon between Chas. Holcombe and Isaac Murgen, two col- dred aspirants for fistic honors, resulting ina i 'y for the former in nine minutes aud a quarter, Murgen being completely knocked out ; in the second round. About 100 men witnessed the battle. Sexect your lot at once in Wesley Heights. * ————- RrMemueR free excursion to Frederick on | Wednesday. For tckets cali on Tioxas C. Keal Astrachan Capes, storm collars, 86.’ ‘Child's White Coney Set, 6Oc. cOaTs. One lot Walking Jackets, @3.25; would be cheap for ea ‘Seal Plush Jackets, $7.99; former price $12.60. Long Plush Coats, $15; were $22, Cuaruess, MIs ¥ street north west.—Adet. oe “Last Days or Pompei” all the week, ‘Tuesday, October 7. at Atlantic park, a ste. Tickets at Brentano’s,—Adrt, i Bisson Heat: A Goop imyestment can be made in Wesley} ** LONDOX BAZAR, Buch. = 2 ae . . $500! An Open Challenge. King’s Palace advertises fur felt hats end bonnets at 79 cents, which we guarantee to be exactly as advertised—genuine fur felts, Other parties have intimated that our goods are not as represented, but aro wool felts. To demon- strate the truth or falsity of this statement wo are willing to put up 3500 to be covered by a like sum by any party making such aseertions, the money to go to some charitable institution of this city if the hats we advertise at 79 cents are not genuine fur felts. Now let the lean 4 who make these assertions come forward wil their $500 or hold their peace and not try to impose on the Washington public. Our wool felt hats and bonnets we sell for 50 Everything advortised by King's Pala always be found as advertised. H.K1xa,3R., King’s Palace, 812-814 7th street. path esha She Had Four Husbands. A letter dated Eden Towamba, New South Wales, August 9, was received by Register of Wills Wright today inquiring if certain papers drawn there seven years ago in relation to James Brown, a soldier who died in Mexico, had been received. They were drawn by the widow of Brown, who since his death had taken John Jones for her second husband, Chas, MeLaren tor her third and for her fourth Wm. Ross, The latter states the papers sent were made out inthe name of Eliza McLaren, ——— Lots selling very fast in Wesley Heights. * Creveraxps Superior Busse Powven, Curverasp's Screrior Baxixa Powozn, Crxvetasps Suyerioe Bartxa Poworr, Adsowrery Tu: Besr, BECAUSE It is pure aud wholesome, It is richest in cream of rtar. Lashest in leavening wer, Food raised with it keeps duvist and sweet. It is, in the end, more eco- nomical than'any other, It always gives unitorui results, absoluteiy free from adulteration. Cleveland's Superior Baking Powder is for sale by G. G. Cornwall & Son, » i. Magruder, ©. Bryan, Page John LY. Lak. 1K 3 Eiphouz Youngs Cog Brown, my6-tn,th,f&m We've some remarks on WATERPROOFS snd UM- BRELLAS on Page 4. BAKQ Ose Day Loxczn. - 3 8 nees alter cases—We said that this wasto be aone-day sale—we meant it—but in view of the in- clement weather—we're going to let matters stand Just as they are another day. Ask for the LOLs. — NUMBER GOS—A Diavonal Cheviot Jacket that's sold for about $7.50 everywhere else—and we've ed it until tomorrow at $4. NUMBERS 984 AND 151—are the @ imported Jackeots—Lot 994 is 81 and Lot 151 is $10.50. Goodness Knows what others would charge you if they had them—but they haven't. NUMBEK 213—Is the 310.50 special for large ladies, A BRAIDED WRAP that will become you and is fashionable. A blank in other houses. A STRONG POINT with us, We can’t give them a run beyond tomorrow—but it’s ‘a plessure to ua to extend the favor until then, Con.e and look it you don’t spend a dollar. We want you to to be able to speak in curfavor from observa- tio We've got a fu ‘Need one? line o€ Waterproof garmente— SAKS AND COMPANY, 8 THE LADIES’ PERFECT CLOAK 8 A DEPARTMENT, A K PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTA K Saxs STREET, {06} SAK 8 Sea Has Apvaxcep But we are prepared to sell CAPES, MUFFS, BOAS, TRIMMINGS, COLLARS, &c., At reasonable prices, Large Stock SEAL JACKETS, this soason's styles, B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, Penna, ave., Through to 413 13th st. 722 1 PPP. KBR 900°) 00) MM Mat /UPP Bo OO Oo MMMM Z i ppp KBB OO 00 0 MMMM Zz WP BO 00 OMMM “au Pp ~ BBB 00 00 MMMG THE QUALITY OF our ENGLISH “BLACK CHEVIOTS” HAS CAPTURED THE TOWN, MADE TO YOUR ORDER IN THE SWELL DOUBLE-DREASTED SACK STYLE FROM $70.00, COME AND S} EM. o°0 i. 0.0 LLLL 00 G17 PENNA. AVE, WASHINGTON. Samples and self-measurement rules mailed on application, : Remember we have an experience of twenty- five years in the right direction, 60 you cone to us with confidence. 829-m&wSw Tur Lar Was. The war is lone since over and Grasty has grown to be aman sincethe smoke of cannon darkened the southern sky. If you don't know whoGrasty is, where he docs business aud what he sells and that you can save money by Visiting bis exteusive double stores? then there is not much use in writiug history, &c., #0 far as you are concerned, and I doubt if you kwow the war fs over. Grasty has boen here about sixmonths and more people have discussed him,amd more probably cussed lama, than any other business nun in the city. ‘Those who buy have discussed his exceedingly low prices and those who sell lave cussed bis very small profits. Nobédy ever heard of a Decorated Diuner Set 8, Enziish Totlet Set, $1.98: six Tumblers, Le. ; CarpetTacks, 1e. a box; Padded Carpet Lintng,5e. ayard; Solid Oak Chamber Suite, $16.05; Plush or Hair Cloth Parlor Suite, $27.50; Oak Sideboard, $12.50, &c, Best Cane Seat Chairs, Imitation Walnut, G7e. ; Bolid Old Chairs, 87c.; Full-size Carpet Seat Rocker, $8c., &., until Grasty came, If you want Carpets, Oil Cloths, Furniture, China, Glass, Tin Ware, &c., don't buy until you have been to 1510-12 7th st nw.,and asked tosce Grasty, See whét you cap do, Don't doubt til} you try, ar GRasTY. Mearzs P. HARMACY, 1014 F STREET. SOME PLAIN TALK ON A POPULAR TOPIC. FOR the last few days our city has been hospitably entertaining the National Whole- sule Drtiyyists' Association, We have been considerably interested in the proceedings of this organization, avd especially in that part of the proceedings embodying the re- Port touching the subject of selling goods at reduced or popular prices. ‘Lhis siction of the report elicited a great dea! of discussion and induced some of the delexates to make rather peeular and illogical remarks, when such remarks aze judged by the laws of sup- ply and demand, From some of the published reports in the local papers the impression given isa mis- leading one, in that it surgests that any AmMgsist, selling at other tl time” prices, was dispensing iuferior or im- pure drugs and medicines, WELL, impressions are not arguments and such loge is poor lox Gosignate it chari- tab!y, aud when a Dody of intelligent manu- facturera and merchants allow themselves tobe argued or driven into passing such peculiarly unmercantile resolutions as 4ome of the resolutions ofiered by the committee, it fs about timo to speak aud call things and acts by their right names, Let us condense these resolutions aud examine thetr force snd influence. Number one provides for ap- ointment of committee and is all 1; ‘Numbers two, three and four provide forthe prompt and exemplary punishinent of any turer and who esate dealer net setiing medicines accuiding to a certain iron clut, arvitrary plan, whied denies any right of Judgment or diserimination whatso-ver in the transaction, want Number two is refreshingly sg gestive in its references to the character of the wholesale trade, when it refers to them ae “wilfully, deliberate’y and systematicaity, even though secretly cal indircetly, violating contracts.” Number five is all right if any of them are right, BUT read No. G, or rather reach its mean- ing from this condensation: Any, druggist daring or presuming to sell the goolls (of certa n im@nufsacturers), which goors he has bought and paid for, at prices to please him- acl ant especialy plersing and ratifuctory to his customers, must be denied the privée lege cad om ortunity of buying any more of Mid goods “execptat long prices” In other words, it hag passed along the line to “cut the cutter. Well, the “cutters” have stood the ordeal in the years that‘havo passed and will stand it still. No. 7 provides that all manufacturers who behave “like good little boys" and who will only sell to the faithful “old timers” of high prices and wind-spens Progress shall have their goods placed ona certain little list, so they shalh ‘NOW, then, in the namo of all that is mer- cantile and manly, we protest against the hedging in of any business by any set of men or by any set of rules; or, in other words, creating & monopoly, especially in medi- cine, Ifthe business 1s honorable and right Jet 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 a custom which has grown to be the lervest and most desirable of any in Washington, and we intend to con- duct it right along that line—asseciatious and conventions to the contrary notwith- standing. When we entered business for ourselves we found the prevailing method to be **Slowest sales at highest profits.” We determined to change things by inducing rapid sales because of lowest profits con- sistent with best service. HOW well we have accomplished our pur- Pose we Jeave to the general public to de- cide, We have always sold the best drugs, medicines, family requisites and proprictary spceialties at the bottom prices, aud we will pay a handsome reward te any one who can Justly claim that we ever sold them anything other than what we exactly represented. A part of our fixed and inflexible rule is— Never to buy, no matter what the advantages offered may be, anything but the freshest, choicest and best to be had—and then put it before the pubiie, from the Newsboy to the Senator, at one price and that the lowest at which avy one car sell it. BECAUSE large that others of the trade canuot com- uur sales Justify purchases so Pete, Which purchases insure concessions Which the “old tiers" cannot elaiin or ob- tain, manufacturers would cut us off from sts the country over are to be shut aut fromm sup) Wonder if the wise cofuumittcemcn ever read-of the “farr iiiled the goose that laid the gelden « We are in business to do bu forfm, We want, avd get, remen! share of whatever you spend wich u: vho oe 38 and not our = 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 prescriptic pounded ; uor do we make you selicitous or anxious when you come to buy of us, And Decause we buve popularized prices we have popularized our methods as well and have secured the support aud confidence of the public. coin. AS pioneers of popular prices—“ent rates," if you pleaso—we feel no slicht dexree of im secing the rapid devel ent # which has, without exception, siven full equivalent for value received. As purveyors of the best drugs, medicines, por- fureries end druggist sundries wo offer, as we have alresdy said, an extensive and splendidly selected stock from the most Frominent manufacturers and chemists of the country at y lowest piiees. Wedo busine: hh basis, and becanse our in the multiplied tum. ing of money we offer from smallest to lar- gest quantitics at unvaryingiy right prices. Have you bought of us? Try us and you will trade with us. If yor: want a revelation in prices get our catalogue, free by mailor on request. EDWARD P. MERTZ, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL VRUGGIST AND FAMILY CHEMIST, 2 1014 F st, Washington, CITY ITEMS. Greater than Diana of E Dr. Bull's AMUSEMENTS. A LPAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Cough Syrup. It stood the teat of time. 25c. 1) very Evening. Matinecs Wedneslay and Saturday. The New Patented Eyeglass. ALEXANDER. 1* $3.50 Dress Forms Sold for $1.98 for 3 days only: October 6,7 and 8, at Domestic Sewing Machine Roowws, 7th and H sts. o4-3t Breech Loaders for hire. Go to Tarray’s, 1013 Pa, ave. ol-im Drs. Benson & Mannakee, Svecialists in Skin and Nervous Diseases and Electricians. Superiiuous hairs, warts, moles, marks, tumors and all blemishes perfectly and permanently removed and vlectricity used in any form if de- sirable. Office. 1212 G@ st mw, aamineceans . O3-5t For Foot Ball Sweaters, $2, #3. $4, go to Tarray’s, 1013 Pa ave. ol-im Headache, Neuralgia, Dizziness, Nervous- ness, Spasms, Sleeplessness cured by Mr. Mal Nervine. Samples free at 1 Mxurz’s Davo Stone, 1014 F st For Douglas’ Celebrated Shoes go to Tarran’s. 1013 Pa. ave. ol-im “Rockbridge Rye,” finest made, €4 per Cece quart botile, Lyxcn’s, 404 9th st. now. sl-m&f,tr ymuasium Sults, all grades, go to 1013 Pa, ave, ol-im Buy Your Coal of 3. Mavny Dorr. Onls highest grades of family coal handled. jyl5-tf ee ee eee ee AND STATIONERY VV EBSTEW's ENT ERNATIONAL DICTIONARY. ‘Tho work of ten of not loss than 1QJ persons. 300,000 tor elim, instr: ed clectroty pin. + super Wat, BALLANTINE. prbeteey winks” Is the ew round table game, it is the LATEST CRAZE. Can be played by any umber of peopic. Equally amusing to young or old. Other leading and new gemes are: TIDDLEDY WINKS TEN- Nis, HALMA, BASILINDA ind ANA- BASIS. Now on sale, ROBERT F. MILLER, Bookseller and Stationer, 811-6m 539 15th st., Corcoran building. HOTELS, VWyitetanys wore, Pa, ave, and 14th st, Washington, D.C, Hovse. (Late Hotel Soiari.y Fiuest Cafe tn the city. Ladies’ and Gents’ Dining Saloon. Lanccoluely 1rhisied rocins tor geutlenen ly, by day or - Genuenes's Lunch, 20 cents, trom 1 to le 20-Lm Tp ay NW, Plats elias Boas : te hotels, cars 30 Ww $10 week. SS guEKwoon, OLD POINT COMFOR' OS Greatly enlarged und improved; hot and ¢ Me bells, was, steuin heat; open all year, lay, ®10 per Weck and Upward, GEO. BOOKER, Owner and’ Proprietor. wib-diu* LBBITY HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D. C. Div AME, THE ONLY 1 enwisn and Geran Astrol ts of ite. Office hours, Y ols 10 an, tv 8:30 Pathe 1HE OLD-ESYABLISHED ONLY bie genuine and “vannal-ren © it veal (very MICUEH Ay Mery, BNUe lost Cr stolen property + Linhks separated togetier; causes rpeeuy muairiKes: HAVES eUccons IL Luriness Temoves faully troubles 44 antuences: " ndvice on busiuens, Jove, OF aby chile OU are in doubt or, AU business couhdeutal, been khGwit $0 tall, Hours, ¥ a.m, W830 pam Bauday. hmm, SGe. Patiors, 503 2th st. mw. BATU FB BROOKL TELLS ALT. THE EVENIS OF Libb, Atl Dusiuess coutdential. Ladies and wentlemen O60 cents each” 405 Lat,, cetween 4tband Sti ats. uw. 3)10-1UW" Dever <to Spm ATTORNEYS, OMB, ATTORNEY AT LAW BS. Distniet Attorney oppysite City Mall, EF. ARNOLD, Attorney aud Counsellor ct Law, written ox: for her by Edw. E. Ki j Pressly for a es ment of the Young American Star, CORA CORA mT A SSX NNN ERR pee = AA NNN NNKH EF Rg AGRI E Pt Fo 2S SM OER kee R RT under the management cf Col We» E. Sinn of the Brooklyn Park Theater, Presenting for the first time in'this city Her New and successtu! Play, > 8g, @n- ONE LuRor, ONE EXROR’ Interpreted by a Grand Company, the same which ap- heater, ‘York city McCAULL OPERA COM- -R3 AERIS' BIJOU THEATER. Week Commencing MONDAY, October 6. Mauinecs, Taeeday lhursday aiid pavurday, iter San Superb Froduction of the Powerful Realistic Play, MY JACK, unfolling a dramstic story of land and aca, illustrated with the late Matt Morgan's: TWELVE =Cr ic MASTERPIECES Next Week —-INSHAVOGUE 06-6t_ JR PENN 5 Nov WASHINGTON THEATER, LUTH ST ‘This Weck—Ladics’ Mctinee Tomorrow. TONY PPP ak SSg TTT (00 grr PoP aA ss T oo fe E ft at $ 33 Be P aa Sus5 ot ‘00 a And His Grand Double Con.pany, AMULICAN AND EUROPEAN STARS, Including the Celebrated English Artist, MISS RESSIE MILL. Next Week HOWARD BU TINUED THIS WEF! THE EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS attending the presentation of tho “LAST DAYS OF POMPEII" tho past week has induced Messrs. Pain & Sons to con- tinue the marvelous exhitition At Atlantic Park, 17th and Usts., Simply woudcriul. So eay all who have witnessed it, 300 PARTICIPANTS. STAGF. FELT LONG. LAKE OF REAL WATER, 300 BY 100 FEET. THE ANCIENT CITY OF POMPEIL ERUPTION OF MOU VESUVIUS, Acrobats, Boxers and Wrest- Jers, Rope Walkers and Specialty Artuste, UNITED STATES MARINE BAND. MATCHLESS AND INSPIAING ECHNIC DISPLAY. Adiuission, Reserved 50c: Orchestra numbered, Private Boxes, Seats on aaie at Bron- Vake Herdic Line direct to ry Seats, numbered, @1 eac tans srounds. Metropolitan RR, 14th st. cars, 06 EW NALIONAL THEATRE, Ove Wook, Monday, October 6 Matinee Saturday only. DANIEL FRONMAN'S NEW YORK LYCEUM THEATRE CO, IN THE CHARITY BALL By Belasco and De Mille. rt Kelces, Nelson Wheateroft, + Charles Walcott, Fritz Williams, a Cayvan,” Henricttn han, Mrs. Charles Wulcutt, kite Shannon, Mrs, Winiteu aud ou, ss Host successful play ever presented at the New York Lyceutu ‘Lucatea, ext Work FRANCIS WILSON AND COMPANY tn HE MERKKY MONALCH.” 06 E™™ NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. Seats onsale next Thursday morning for FRANCIS WILSON AND COMPANY _06-6t —Froin the Broadway Thea:re YERMAN DAY. G ‘Lhe anniversary of the founding of Germantown, Pa.. the first German settlement in the American, 383, will be erivbeated by the united Ger- man-Amictican societies of this city by a GRAND FESTIVAL At the bandsomely decorated and illuminated WASHINGTON SCHUETZLN PAKK oN MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1890, Commencing includes wi: k p.m, the program for which prominent » chorns ic, dancing, Prize shooting and ling. suuscracuts for chiidrey, fireworks, &e, Sc, Allare inv ted. &e. Adiniseun. at SLOLE THEATER. be Weck of Oct. 6. Matinees Monday, Wed Friday and Saturday. i SUN'S PHA eLTY CO. 458 Louisiana’ “ . Opposite City Hal, ee an eae C04) DELL CAlaaNGTo: The Spanish Marvel. Hicr ‘qual Never Born. C Webster Law bunlame, « A Db sHOW- ‘Li EDGED. DiC. Kesidenee, 1701 Get a. 20, 30 and 30¢ Sixs, V ELVETS, 3 GOODS, ie White Wool Blankets, slightly soiled, $1.50 $2.50, 83, $3.75, &5 Buassers, S$ GOODS, one yard and a re woul, Navy Bue, Black, Brown, ‘ash barzain SVC, TY ¥RUIT OF LOOM coT- Shc. ¢ assortment of Silks, 37}¢c.40C4 454 50C 7oe., Sic. 81. HESRILTTA CASHMERE, serge, weatly yard and aholf wide, pure wool; special each bu: SHEET lent quality, immense douvle wicth, SILK MOMAIN PRILIAANTINES, nearly yardanda quarter wide; cash bargain 45¢ Balbriggan Lyglish Stockings, excellent quality; TAGE pairs tor a0e. Excellent Quality Canton Flannel Se, Heaty Bed Comiorte 7. 7e..81. LADIES! CLOTE D GOODS, pure wool, wide, double fold, all colors, %. luck Suk Molair Biiliixntines, wide, double fold, be. Sle, OTe. CARTER'S CASH STORE, 711 MARKET SPACE, NE. NEITLES WHE PURCHASER 10 UNE OF OUB SESENTS, aute D Lene Husvesuined Lis practice and removed his oBice to his residence, 1411 k ST. NW, EARLY MANIFESTATIONS OF CONSUMPTION. If 9 person has an obstinate congh, which com- menced without any obvious camac, a corgh W! ot fret dry and 1 ¥ nil loss of flesu, eveu to #slight extent, he iin obability consumptive. If, besides, there be Lamoptysis or spitting of blued, ven to the amount ofa draclu, the probubdity is increased to almosta certainty. If, in jow to these symptoms, the wis becomes harsh, burced snd deep inspire. icks of a dry and cracking sound, ce becomes peruianently week and Loarse, De little doubt that the person is suffering from coustmaption, 11 « person, free from dysentery, and who has not re- cliuates, suffers from obstinate diar- +8 ON Mouth utter month, with slight or intermission, even though theré be no h, he is inmost Likely consumptive. Should this Siarrhees be followed by chest spinptoms of the slight- est amount, the existence of consumption ix an ab- sclute certainty. If a young adult, not addicted to cnervating habits and not leading a dissolute Iife, without clear cause steadily loses weizht, he is, tu all probbility, consumptive, though no chert symp- toms should have appeared, When such, however, menifest themselves additionally tho establishment of consumption is almost u tixed fact, Im all cases where any of the manifestations described nake their appearance We should advise au imtuediate cxamina- tien of the chest and a protupt resort to spppropriate treatment. Atan early stage of consumption a radical cure can be frequently effected, und health placed upon a firm and permanent footing, while with every step in ad- ‘vance which the disease is allowed to take the chances fora perfect recovery diminish correspondingly. Our readers mUst bear in mind that the most skillful aud efficient treatment can do no more than tomake sound and useful agmuch of the lungs as is present st the time when the progress of cousumption becofies sus- vended, No ueans on earth can replace the lune tis- sue which has been destroyed by the ulcerated pro- cess. ‘Ihe earlier, therefore, consunption ig attended tions evoke a few meV , OCTOBER 9, 1890, THE ORIGINAL COMPANY OF JU uo ner n 2 JU UR BT E e JU U BBB OT OL 2 J 3 U B B bes & JJJ- UU sOBBB OIL KEE EEE SINGERS FROM FISK UNIVERSITY, NASHVILLE, TEN! PENNIE JACKSON_DI LAURA A WELLS, S: Thy AL TAY LO} HART, Soprano, JN. Miss WILLEY A. BENCULEY, Pianiste, ‘The wild, plaintive and characteristic melodies of the south. A FEW OPINIONS: jou sing thet ¢o to the heart. Thes uh ove.” Kang i ratification.” never heard anythine like hove criticism. For itcannot be . At is simply the heart beating ion. and 7. nts, according 10 location. "s Music Store, coumencine Mon- att) au ovat KOK J.B. CALUWE ACADEMY. i fe 2 rg cs — = Class for adults, Tuesdays aud Friday evenings, 6:30. Glass for juvenn Wed. end Set. afternoons Special rates t0 private clube, &e. als-18t" Address 114 C st. now. eYEK'S CHURCH FAL “These songs go through “HL wave mie er su't it Wonderful! » Victor ATTHE NEW ClIURCH, Corner 24 and C sts. southeast, SEPTEMBER 29 TO OCTOBER 18, 1890, Vocal cnd Instrumental Concert every evening, com- weeneing at 7 p.m. Adunssion 10 cesta, ES 22D BE, COU, MURLLER, BOCCESSOR AMb to Go Mermi, and instructor of Dancnye and Deportment at the U. 8. Navai Academy, will reopen vol of Dinciug at Masonite Hall, comer u.w., Wednedsy, Gctober S, at 4 and ‘Cireulurs at the geademy. mt HELDON'S, 1004 ¥ ST. NW, THE y first-clzex dancing academy in’ Wash- of cilicseut assistants, Tuesdays, raay’ id tor circu 1-6 S o'clock ‘prc mi. only’ stric “THE PATAWOMECK,." 3S NOW OVEN FOR GUESTS REGULAR DINNER, $1. £PECIAL DINNER A LA CARTE. HO TALLY-i10 will leave the San Pau, turning at 9 p.m. ckets tor sats desired should be secured before. Parties near the route of four or more west of buiiding will b editor, 4 37-3. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &e. OUNT VELNON, i; TRE TOMB OF WASHINGTON. Until further notice the palatial iron and stee! steamer CHARLES MACALESTER, ‘Will leave her whart, foot of 7th daily, - day, as follows: iit einnieatees wigare for MOUNT VERNON at 10am, arrive in eshiugton ‘m, “Fare rou ‘neluditne the maneion and ‘VERNO: to grounds, $1. Keant cafe on the Charles . The Chasles Macalester will also make river landings far do" G [ARSH. HALL wulog aud returning. “Pare, ‘round ieee oS STAGE EXCURSIONS. WITT’S TALLY HO COACH LINE LEAVES 3 1sth vt aw. hound trip: Ai 10am, tier are the te. | and = pans 30 et . to, the better are the chances ior eatisfactors result. | i ee ae DR LIGHTHILL, For thirty years spocialist for the cure of CATARRH, DEAFNESS, ASTHMA eparscaagey a EAR, NOSE, THROAT asp Loxas. Office Hours from 8 sm. until 12, and from 3to5 p.m ao : Prevarurso Srrurs Axp Coors USED IN ART FURNISHING AND DECORATING. During the last few yoars rapid strides heve beew made in this country among decorators and the time is not far off when Americans will be universally com sidered as possessing educated and refincd taste apd ag Deimg unequaled as colorists except by the Promch. Iu origiuality and desigeing we are already in the front ranks At no other time hax wall paper been as low as st Present, but notwithstanding the reduction in pric& styles and design, bave materially improved, until Paper decorations and rescuing are now classed among the fine arta, Broad stencil effects in two hades of color are lead- ing styles. Conventional patterns are very popular, Larcr detache patterns for ceilings are correct, The regular Freveh pavel treetment is being rapidly revived, COLORS AND 81YLES THAT ARE MOST POP ULAR THIS YEAR. The styles of the three Louis, Seize. Quinze and Quatorze, generally spoken of 8 the Rovoco style and «suche in the Kimpire and Adams erder are most used in FCRNITURE, DRAPERIES AND WALL DEO ORATIONS, Ta parlors Yellows, Blues, Creams and Duffe are the correct shadings In I raries and dining rooms a heavier class of de- ‘iu and coloring should be omployed. Leather effects are very popular. The character of the furnishing cap be im any of the tollo wing styles: Italien Keusistanes, Oid Engitsh or Old Date, Moorish, Persian, Arabian, Indian or Japanese Jn Halls a novel treatment and a startling one isto hate the walls in deep red, With the carpets of ® wd shading and the woodwork and furnishings in white and gold. Lis treatment is more applicable to reception balls a the ordinary ‘the desigus should be conventional in character. Tu Bed Kooms the lightest effects possible are sod. Fink, Bluc, Cream and Yeiluw are favorite ground colors. A pretty to have two adjoining rooms furs nished tu a similar manner with the wall paper of the — lesen, but the color of one pink and the cthor ime, Crotonne effects are still very popularand arealways splendid bed room treatincut, OUR NEW DEPARTMENT, We have spared no pains or expense in making our Wail Paper and Decorating Department as nearly per- fect as possible, The stock has been carefully selected and is one of the larvest in the city, We make original treatments our specialty. Ip Fresco Painting we are prepared to sulunit designe nd Cotumnutes aud to execute every class of vrnice Untingto the finest hand work im bich and Lief. We employ the best u, ting our orders, aud propose to do work at the Jowest possible figure consistent with their usage. In tus department we havea dispiay rack, on which we show fifteen diferent side-wall treatments, some of ther the latest from Paris, France, Boston and New York, the thrve ceuters from which the newest and Moet artistic treatments emauate A noteworthy treatment on thas rack, which will be showy an a few day», 8 4 French Panel Preatimentwith, ‘one of the famous Zuber's dextens, Au imepection of Our sivck is in itself color edu. cation, ork from. terials and iabor 1m, to pass judgment om purchase OF not. ARCHITECTURAL DECORATIVE SPECIALTIES, dlegtisl Japanese and Carved Fret, Grill our line whether wishing te Work trom our owu OF architects’ designs. WoCD CAKPET, INLAID AND PARQUETRY FLOORING, In which you canget the Perivet verior Gaim Tore specications ost decorative effect and argiiuuates should be made be- ‘drawn, VENETIAN BLINDS Are fast supereeding inside shutters as practical and couvenient means of shading ligut and ior attractive extenor tect nahe services and advice of our five desieners, whose yatona, An aul Customers, “¢ Hbime the Enwgiish, German, ‘Balan © extend, with our cougumuenta, 10 ‘The view from our roof, ni }Ories round, 48 weil worth seemmg, aioe orem Three olevators, B. MOSES & SONS, F ond 11th stanw, FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, UPHOLSTERY, DRAPERIES, WALL PAPERS &c, Eyery articfe marked iu piain figures at cash A BOUT J ACKETS, Gesu Scar Sar All our Seals aro guaranteed London dyed, are well selected skins and Elexant Pittng. Ali the new shapes in Seal Jackets and Capes. We are the recoguized lead~ ers in these goods, always have been and always will Le. Our word for Seals co with the public. We are also HEADQUARTERS POR EXCLUSIVE STYLIS IN CLOAKS AND FURS. BKUSHES.—Do youkuow that we retail Brushes of all descriptions at very low figures? Look this stock over when you come iu, it will pay you. First quality goods only. NAIL LRUSHES, with fancy backs, at 15c, each, SMALL TOOTH BRUSIUES at Sc. soe EK SIZE TOUTH BRUSHES at 0c, 12¢, Se. zie. DUPONT'S BEST ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES at and Sac. Au cnormous line of HAIR BRUSHES, with or with- out solid Lacks, in ali woods,such as Fox and Olive rvods, English bristles; warranted; 40c., 50c., O5c., Se. $1, $1.25, 81.50, B1.US each. FLESH BRUSHES, Voth leather and wood backs, a& different prices, INFANTs' BRUSHES, best make, 25c. and J CLOTHES BRUSHES, good size, splendid, at 230, An Elegant Fancy Bristle, chestnut center, 8c, WHISK BROOMS.—Our consumption is enormous The prices cannot fail to sttract. METAL TOPS at 1c, sold everywhere at 250, Good Size Whisks at 10c, at our Our Notion Department. BUCKLES. —We have just received quite a large an@ varied ussurtment of Crochet Slidea Also novelties: iu Uxulized and Cut Steel Buckles and Slides, Black Crochet Buckies— B-ineh, 400, 4-inch, 500, Oval shaped — B-inch, 400, 44-inch, 60c, Cut steel— inch, 0a, 3-iueh, Ge. OUR JEWELRY DEPAKTMENT.—Immediately om entering our store you will see this De- partment, which sagem in itself. We hancdie the differcnt novelties of Jewelty. We have some Plated Ware, sume Gold. ‘The desnsare ingenious. New Lace Pins, 25e., 50c., Tic, $1. New Stick Pins, Se. and 10c. New Fob Chains, @1, $1.25, 81.50. Collar Dations, Cuff Bat- tons and Charms for either sexes, Other Articles pertaluing tow Grst-class Jow- elry Stock, SEE oR NuW DESIGNS Fine Card Cases at 98c. All-lesther Pucket Books, 98a Writing Desks, $1.98. ‘Seal Chatelaius, €1.98, 29000 Memyeer EYE-GLASS POLISHERS.—This is « now inven tiou—yuite au ipgenious cffair—-you cap carry jtin your pocket—s very handy af- fair, made of chamois, Price only Se. Can be found atour Perfumery Depart ment, OUT OF TOWN PEOPLE. Con avail themselves of our “Mail Order Depart. ment.” Any communication will receive prompt re ply. Dh. JAEGER’S UNDERWEAR. ‘This is advocated by the entire medical fraternity for its virtues and health preserving qualitics. We are their Washington avents, See us, We are the Washingtou'agents for FOSTER KID GLOVES. « Buperior in fit and finish to ANY Glove, Guarentoed to wear, and ‘THE STANDARD FASHION PATTERNS. ‘There have been proven to be way abead of avything yet atuempted in the patterp line. You save material an“ time by the use of these. All dressinakers cou ‘mend these. Fasljon Gazette pow ready; yours tres