Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1890, Page 8

s LOCAL MENTION The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A.M. SATURDAY. For the District of Coiumbis, Maryland end Virginia, warmer; ly’ winds; fair CONDITION OF THE WATER Tem ure and condition of water at 7 am.—Great Falls, temperature, 63: condition, 7. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 68. Cor dition at north conuection. 12: condition at south connection, 36; distributing temperature, 67; condition at influent gate honse, 11; condition at efiiaent gate house, 12, High tide im the river, 5:23 p.m.; low tide in the river, 11:51 p.m. its Bvipextiy Ovr Diseray or Lace Curtains of our own importation, many of them made from suggestions from Mr. Houghton person- ally, bas proved a surprise tos great many of our customers, and as our sales have been greater than ever before in this hue we wish those wanting laces to see them. bave the old Etiennie curtains, “ w Pbyrigian Peiite Point F Besides all regular and known styles. W. H. Hovauton & Co., 1215-1220 F st. Srimrtvatism at Wonn’s Hall tonight Miss Maggie Gaule, 7:30. For Satunpay ap Moxpay only at The Oriwle, 424 7th and 1610 14th streets, balance of our remnants of 25 cent cashmeres at lv and | cents per yard. Avow itinerant opticians. Consult Hemrier. Peusons desiring to have genuine Turkish and Persian rugs and carpets should inspect D. BL Varzuaseviay & Co.'s immense stock at 1022 Connecticut ave. before purchasing else- where. Largest stock; lowest prices in the city. We Cate Artextios to the bargains offered ou tourth page by Louvre Glove Company. 4. H. Buscurs will have on exhibition and for sae at bis stails-in the Center Market on Saturday a choice selection of corned fed cat- tle ad also Southdown lamb and choice veal, to which he invites the atteution of the public. Stalls 40, 54054 and 541, Pocxer Kxrvescheap. WALFonn's,477 Pa.ave. Portieres axp Heavy Cugraixs ‘That we displaying in such creat variety that we shall ask you to pass opiuion upon them, a8 they certainly wili cause you to talk for us. Price from $3 per pair o $175 por pair. W. H. Hovamrox & Co., 14138-1220 F st. nw. Heaxrs is your reward if you use A. B.C. Tonic im the spring. ihe Have You Seex Wesley Heights, adjoining the grounds of the great Methodist University? If not give us acali, Sale closes October 25. Prices, 10 and 20c. per foot. Joux F. Waaoamay, cor. 14th and G sta, nw. Exauixé the material of which we make to order tor £20 and Sz. ae : Eisuxax Bros., 7th and E. Dos’r Pencwase Axywarxe until you see University Heryits. For plats, &c.. call on Keproxp W. Watkes, 10U6 F st. or H. Bantox, 1331 F st. - For Fismtxe Tacktx at low prices go to ‘Tarras’s, 1013 Pa. ave, We have six bed room suits which have not come up to the standard and there are some few deiects, which we will expln, formerly 265 ia pric itis the biggest bargain Ofiered yet. |. H. Hoveniox & Co., 1215-1220 F st. new. Sold on manufacturers’ account. Pxasoxs desiring to have genuine Tarkish and Persian rugs and carpets should inspect D. H. Vaxzwanepias & Co. s immense stock at 1022 Connecticut ave. betore purchasing else- where. Largest stock; lowest prices in the ity. aie <= Mogverte Carpe: r yard, $1.25; made and laid, $1.35. 150 patter: Fand 11th sta. Wester Heiours, adjoining the grounds of the great Methodist University, sells rapidly. ‘The wost beautiful suburban jocation. High, dry aud sightly. Prices 10 to 20 cents a toot. Jso. F. WacoaMan, corner ith and G streets, Ovx stock of suit and trouserings is com- posed of all the latest effects ef foreign aud domestic looms. E:seman Bros., 7th and E. Exsewnene will be found the advertisement of Jum Rudden, credit and cash furniture 930 and 932 7th street northwest. A good the stock he hason hand may be ob- tained from reading bis “‘ad,” but a better and more profitable way will be to visit bis large establishment and be shown hi aguificent 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 upon which they may be bought. ‘ihe merits of Mr. Rudden’s credit system cannot be told in print, neither can the lowness of his prices. A personal visit 18 required, and advise ail intending purchasers to give bim a call. Did you Ovrice Puasitune in good variety. see the ad. in the Posts. W. H. Hovestox & Co., 1215 and 1220 F et, Usrvenstry Heiours, the fiaest and best im- proved subdivision in the District; 5 to Zo cents © toot. Plats from Reproxp W. WaLkeR, (006 F st., or Hi. Baurox, 1351 F st. Wrstzx Hesouts, adjoining the grounds of the great Methodist University, is offered at syndicate prices until October Now is the tame to bu; Prices, 10 to We. a foot. Joux F. Wacoamas, cor. 14th and G sta, For Banoatss in breech loaders xo to TaP- Pan's, 1013 Pa. ave. Pesos desiring to have genuine Turkish and Persian rugs and carpets should inspect D. B. Vanzuasepiax & Co.s immense stock at 1022 Connecticut ave. before purctiasing else- where. Largest stock; lowest prices im the city. Have you s hght-weight overcoat? If not,jsee our $10 quality before purchasing one. Ti Eiseaan Buon, 7th and E ‘Tux well-known firm of Johnson Brothers supply more tailies with fuel than any one @rm in the United States. Canpxrs Camruonaizp and made moth proof reservoir, | | beautiful and were accorded THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON CONDENSED LOCALS. |. Company B of the third bai last night gave the second ot their series of hops in the Giobe building. Capt W. Mahany acted as master of ceremonies. At 1:40 o'clock this morning a shed in Ford's brick yard took fire and about $25 damage was done. Last evening a lighted match thrown on the floor of the oil room of A. 8. Clark's grocery. corner of 7th street and Florida avenue, caused 4 fire, but the damage was slight, the divorce case of Sadie Estelle Leffing- Well against Wm. Albion Letlingwell the latter | has filed an answer, in which he denies the H charse of willful desertion. In the case of Sarah V. Zahn against George V. Zabn for a divorce the complainant asks for the custody of the three surviving children. In the Circuit Court Judge Montgomery to- day excused W. Lee White as a juror. G. T. Gibvons was today reappointed # con- le by the Court in General Term. The will of the late Frederick Cudlipp, filed | yesterday, leaves his estate to his six children and his grandchildren. ©, 8, Cudlipp and Samuel Hodgkins are named as executors. ——— California on Slides. The Washington Camera Cinb entertained o house fuliof its friends last night at G.A.R. Hall with an irregular series of seventy views in California taken by the members of the Pacitic Coast Amateur Photographic Associa- tion, and in pursuance of the plan of inter- change prevailing among the various amateur camera clubs of the country sent to Washing- ton for exhibition, accompanied by a lecture descriptive of the slides. The lecturo in this instance was delivered by Secretary Jewott of the home club, who was introduced in liminary talk by President Hansmann. The views of the state were unlike those usually seen in professional exhibitions and were that much more interesting. Some of the pictures were stant applause, Others were instructive, others artistic as to almost bring a doubt that they were reproduc- tions from nature, and all were interesting. ‘The slides were selected from some two hun- dred taken by the club and represent its best work, and the club has every right, occasion and circumstance to be proud of itself and the Very successful result of its efforts. A sugges- tion might be made to the Pacific coasters that the lecture they send with their slides is not California products, its size is slightly out of proportion. ‘The Washington ciub is pre- paring a series of slides which promise to be of national interest. a Father Mathews’ Banner. Tonight the centenary of Father Matthews’ birth will be celebrated at Carroll Hall in the Presence of as many people es can secure ad- mission. The speakers will be those who were mentioned in terday’s Star. A feature of the evening's pleasure will be the exhibition of the original banner which was presented to Father Mathew by the iadies of the city of Cork, Ireland. This banner Father Mathew gave to Col. Sherburne, one of his most active coadjutors, and as Col. Sherburne was grand- father of Mrs. Young of this city it very natur- aily came into Mrs. Young's possession. In connection terest to state that Father Mathew carried it while he piedged to temperance 5,000,000 of the 7,000,000 people then in Ireland, The True Commonwealth Club. The True Commonwealth Club met last night in Dr. kiand’s parlors, the attendance being quite full and the proceedings interesting. The social and economic problems were discussed by Dr. T. A. Bland, Mr. Lawrence Groulund. Rev. Alexander Kent, Prof. Lester F. Ward, Mr. J. L. McCreery, M. Pechin, esq., and Kev. M. G. Kemball. The club was orgamzed last month and this was its second mectinz. The temporary officers are Kev. M. G. Kembail, president; W. M. King, esq.. vice president: Rev. E. D. Fairchild, recording secretary, Dr. T. A. Bland, corresponding secretary. State Republican Clubs. The Kansas Republican Club last night at Monumental Hall elected the following officers to serve for the ensuing year: J. H. Franklin, president; G. W. Carr, first vice president; A. F. Dunlop, second vice president; N. E. Car- penter, secretary; G. W. Crane, corresponding seeretary; J. Jolly Jones, financial secretary, and A. A. Thomas, treasurer. Gen. Bu Assistant Secretary of the In- terior, addressed the New York Republican Club at Grand Army Hall last night. Neurly all the meinbers of the New York Club are going home to vote. and at He Will Try to Kecover the Rings. Last evening a middle-aged man cailed at Tue Star office and stated he had been to the court house to see if there was any record of the murriage of @ certain young woman, but the court house was closed. He thought he might find the record in the files of Tur Sran. With the assistance of a clerk the notice of the marriage of the young woman, which took place in this city a little over a month ago, was found , [couldn't believe it of her,” exclaimed the man when he had read the no- tice. “Nee what she sent me,” aud he there- upon pulied from his pocket a numbor of let- vers, “See how she writes ‘My dear friend,’ “My darling,’ ‘If you want me to marry you I mist have another ring, for I lost the set from the last one sent,’ and soon. I don't under- stand it. She kept writing to me for rings and Isent them, for I believed she loved me. I have got to got them back and I will if I have to follow them to the ends of the earth.” According to his story he had met the young woman in Virginia and what appeared to’ be a tender attachment sprung up between them, but this all seems to have been a hollow pre- tense on her part. She had coined his attach- ment into rings, and it appears that he had sent her a number even since the date of the marriage. He expressed a determination to demand the rings from the husbandand if he refused to produce them to sue for their value, —.+__ It Belongs to the People. Acolored man responded when the name Eli Banks was called in the Police Court yesterday and an information charging him with the larceny of an umbrella from Bailey Reed was presented. Officer King had the umbrella, but no one would claim it. Reed denied that he swore to tho information and the charze was thereupon dismiseed for want of prosccution, free of charge. PuPiEe Caxrer CLEANING Wouxs, 631-635 Mass. sve. o.w. Lelephone 425-2. Have You Sexx the new line of silkelines we just received? 5c. per yard. W. H. Hloventos & Co. Ber Youn Coax of J. Macuy Dove. Only Bighest grades of family coal handled, Wastxx Hutours, adjoining the grounds of the great Methodist University, oer the greatest opportunities to persons ‘desizous of investing smaliamounts. Prices 10 to 20 cents Foot. Sales opened September 25; will close Detober 25, i8W. Jwo. FP. WagGamay, corner 1éth and G streets north west. Ove Quast of $1 whisky for 75e. Can't be beat Cuas. huseMeER, 37 7th st. ew ‘s Restaurant, 112 Jo 7th st. now. House & Hexnmayy’s for furniture and car- pets. Cush or credit, See adv't., page 6 You Witt Reoxst uot having invested at ty Hexghta Buy at once while prices Reproup W. WaLken, 1006 F st, or For Att Kixps of ammunition go to Tapr- Pay’s, 1013 Pa. ave. Ove custom trousers at #5 have no equal The material is of elegant quality, the make and finish excellent aud the fc fauitless. Con- vince yourseli by an inspection. Eisemay Bros., 7th and E. Do Nor Buy suywhere until you have seen Wesley Heights, adjoining the grounds of the great Methodist University. ‘lhe most lovely spot for rural homes, Sale opens September Brana closes October 25. Pru W to 20. per foot Joux F. Wacoaman, Cor. 14th and G sts. nw, CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Ava. von’s.— Cora Tanner in “One Error.” Nationat.—Lyceum Company in “The Char- ity Ball.” ‘Haxnis’.—“My Jack.” Keuxax’s.Tony Pastor, @rope.—Sun’s Phantasma Company. Sr. Peren’s Cuvucn.—Concert and Farr. AtLaNtio Park. struction of Pompeii.” Shayne Waives an Examination. The caso of Thomas H. Shayne, who was ar- rested by Detective Mabou on « warrant charg- poseraey ith false pretenses, as published in Sram, was called far trial in the jice Court this’ morning. Lawyer Moss ap- red Emination. Jury; bonds 31,000. for the defendaut aud waived au ex- cas@ was sent to the grand ‘The court directed that the umbrella be turned in to the property clerk and the public given the benefit of it, —>__ Walked Out of a Window While Asleep. At 1:20 o'clock this morning Dempsey Metz, @ young man twenty-six years old, was badly injured by falling from a third-story rear win- dow at his home, 903 E street northwest. The people in the house were aroused by hearing sroana and found him lying in the back yard. The patrol wagon was called and he was taken to the Emergency Hospitai. where it was found that his leit arm was broken and he was badly bruised. Lie walked in his sleep to the win- dow. He is an employe of the Boston Variety Store. oe Toxient will be Athl Club night at “The Destruction of Pompeii” at Atlaatic Park, 17th and U streeta, V1 Z and local members of the Amateur Athletic Union will be present, The Staten Isiand eup won by the Columbias will be pictured in fir . ject. Farpewce Fair.—ibe B. and O.R. RB. Co, will sell excursion tickets to Frederick, inelud- ing admission to the fair, at the low rate of 2.20 for all trains October 13 to 17 inclusive, good for return until October 18. On Wednes- day, October 15, a special train will leave sta- tion, New Jersey avenue and C street, 6:30 a.m., and on Thursday, October 16, a special train will leave at 8:30 a.m. Tickets will be sold on these two days (Wednesday and Thure- ¥), including adnitssion tothe fair end its traction, at the rate of @1.65, good only on jay of sulc. For time of regular train see time table in other column of this paper. * A. Goon investment can be made in Wesley Heights. . —_-__. Hacerstown Fam.—The B. and O. R. R. Co. will sell excursion tickets to Hagerstown, in- cluding admission to the fair for all trains Oc- tober 13 to 17 welusive, valid for return until October 18 inclusive, at reduced rates, and on ‘Thursday, October 16, willran # special train, leaving Washington 7:30 am. Tickets good for this day only $2, including admission to . the fair. ———— Imvortant Sack or Hovusegotp Foarnitore. An exceptionally fiue collection of household goods of every devcriptian (some very fine) will Le suld at the auction rooms of Thomas Dow- ling, 1ith and Pennsylvania avenue, tomorrow, Saturday, at 10 o'clock. This should be a fine opportunity for parties furuishing to secure first-class articles, 7 pee Lots selling very fast in Wesley Heights. * uh Bea te ta Investons, attend sele of four houses on 6th street northeast on Saturday, October 11, at & m. See advertisement. BR, Vosx & Co., 900 street southeast — Adve Dzstavoriox ov Poarais tonight st Atlantie Par tion. D.C.N.G.. + GEORGETOWN. A New Cross-Coux ree Ciur.— Ata meeting | of a score or more of prominent young men of Georgetown the subject of the formation of a club patterned after the Dumblane Club was disoussed and the project met with hearty ap- ES Steps were at once Saypntipnte een @ roomy stone mansion on jourse Property on the Tenleytown road, which. with & few additions and alterations, will make = most admurable club house. The location of the pypperty is attractive. Oak View, which | Was the suburban residence of ex-President | Cleveland, is buta short walk from the new | club house, and direetiy opposite is the fash- jionable country ciub. Those who have ex- Pressed a desire to become members as well as the organizers are devoted to cross-country uns, such as paper chases and fox hunts, and it was with the object of encouraging such ao the ciub was formed. The success of e Cross-Country Club is assured, for each | member is an enthusiast and has the club's in- | terest at heart. The following officers were elected: J. H. Bradley, president; W. | Wheatiey, vice president; R. D. Simms, secre- tary, and C. H. H. Thomas, treasurer. The board of governors are Messrs. John Haviland, J.P. Shepperd, R D. Simms, J. H. Bradley and R. A. Casilear. There are about twenty- five names enrolled already. Sorp at Avotiox.—Thomas Dowling, auc- tioneer, sold at public auction yesterday after- noon part of lot 111, in square 101, improved by an oid brick dwelling, part of the Bohrer estate to Dr. A. B, Shekells for $3,300. Two New Hovsrs.—Ground will be broken within a few days for the erection of two brick dwellings on 86th street between R and 8 streets by Messrs, W. B. King and Geo. Hyde, ———————————— Qcnorcra | In the most ancient and most general of all discases. Scarcely a famity is entirely free from it, while thou- rands everywhere are its suffering slaves. Hood's ‘Sarsaparilis has had remarkable success in curing every form of screfula, The most severe and painful running 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 builds up the weakened system. N. B—If you have decided to try Hood's Sarsaparills do not be induced to take any other. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. Prepared only by C.I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa, 1 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR, “Tie Bars Hasps To prevent its scratching, its burning, itching, bleed- ing, scaly skin or scalp. How often have we heard this pitiful story! Terrible as is the suffering of these lit- tle ones, yet CUTICURA affords instant and grateffl relief, and in every case tends to 8 speedy and ecouom- icalcure This will be glad news to many » heart- broken mother. 7 EW" We discuss Boys’ matters on page 4 today—top of the second column. AES BAK Ss R A Day Or Resorcrsa. x We're striking right out frum the shoulder tomorrow Sesh jn CHL LAPS. Let your “home matters” stand. But the Choice things that are in this sale Won't. | Somebody is woing to tuprove the opportunity and why shouldn't ic be you? GUKETCHEN'S, Camel's Hair Broke Seven different styles Plax Brown aud of Runde and novelty ois th belt shon:ders and altoget the most remarkable hit- an Is. Edy al round ‘with gold. brald, 3 tle for the Any size trom 4@ to 1 nents ‘ears. All thu one price— money you ever saw. 4 | TomORiow fo 12 years. ‘One price 7, for al sizes TOMOR- 5283.98.08 cnIEpREN’s RELE Las Wide Wale Reguiar Double-brenat- ed English Pilot Jucket— edged with Astr.chan— gilt. buttons hixh shoulders—4 to 12 years. Ali the same price to- my BATS. ae and you turn your own list.” costacent bus. talk about i tenn ‘you won't tind anything to them with. ‘This isn’t old stock—it's bran & yacht joak tobe bot riug—¥ 8 BAKS AND COMPANY, 8 THE ABLES, A UE AND SEVENTH K saxS Saks Jvvp & Derwenes, BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, Nos, 420-422 11TH ST. N.W., WASHINGTON, D. 0.. are always ready toexccute Printing in all its branches, ‘They pay special attention to works of @ Scientific Character, Briefs, Records for the Courts, Arguments before the Departments and the various Commissions in session inthe city aud all work of a Legal or Scten- tiffc character. MERCANTILE WORKS neatly and expeditiously done at fair prices, ATTORNEYS arenotified that we have the LARGEST FORCE OF PRINTERS employed in the city and can get out Briefs in shorter time than any other office. o9-1m OFFICE OF W. H. HOEKE, ‘Sth and Pa sve, J ust Ovexep— TWO CaR LOADS or CHAMBER FURNITURE, im Antique Oak and 16th century finish, ranging in price from $19.50 TO $40 A SUITE WE ARE SHOWING A CHEVAL SUITE IN OAK ANDALSO 16TH CEN- TURY AT $32.50, WHICH 18 A GEM. Some splendid values in finer suites, Parlor Furniture must be seen to be ap- Preciated. Come and get our prices IN CARPETS WE HAVE ALL THE GRADES AND BEST MAKES ONLY, and are headquarters for BOTTOM PRICES, REMEMBER, THE CASH BUYEB CANNOT AFFORD TO Pass US BY. W. H. HOEKE, ‘8th and Pennsylvania ave D. C. Crevetasps Snperior Baxtye Pownen, Ciavenasp’s Superior Baxixe Powven, | Avsororazxr Tur Best, BECAUSE TiS eicheet an eneam of It ss highest in leavening cad Talcet with {¢ Reepe aLEV SUi RIOR BAKING *OWDER a a aS ; FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1890. CITY ITEMS Pure Rye Whisky. 5 bots, 65e. “Pure Port Wine (med. use). fali q’ dots. 50c. Catawba Wine. We. gal, Five bow. Virginia Ciaret, $1. Pilisbury, Minn, Flour, reduced price. Roller Process, 34 bbl., $1.50. Condensed Milk, 12c. Old Government Jav. meet mtoarsnncaearceenen cra ter 1 % 18 P. R. Witsox, 934 7th st. a. 500 Dozen More of Those Extra Fine 2Se. Seamless Half Hose, double heels and | toes, i colors; selling so rapidly at 15e., 6 tC. Aurepacn’s, 7th and H, { pai sco | Domestic Sewing Machine aun Pattern Agency. Is omg oie : At the Corner of 9th and E sta. n.w., for tomorrow only, epecial prices in Black Cheviot, : orsted and Corkscrew Suits, Glevelanire Saperter rence sae a It H. Frrepcaxprr. G. G. Corn: i fernem ey ——RaRRaR Jonn #. magraies, "Cc Beran, Fresh Supply of Those Superior $2.50 3. Paes Chae Saxony Wool German Hand Knit Jackets, sell- Witwer & On" Win. Ie ing so rapidiy at 21.49, in all colors,at C. AUER- Shirley & > Joua a 7th and H, Domestic Sewing Machine jurchard & Co.. Boverd, ey Wort and Pattern Agency. 010-2 ER Bg Dr. C. W. Benson, the well-known Bal- a timore Specialist in Skin Diseases and Discases my6-ta.th,f&m Tras, Tus, Tw Bus asp Tisrr O! yo winged winds ‘That o'er the ocean flew, And sped along with cheerful song: A gallant ship, a mercy crow. Fold me in thy strong, invisible embrace ‘That I may pour out my soul in thankfulness, 0, generous wind! 0, glorious sea! The ship thou wafted and bore auto me Was laden with precious stores And safely landed on these shores, Which does my sou! with rapture fill, For thy wiugs “winged” the Tariff BULL From this time hence that great bug-a-boo—the ‘Tariff—will be seized upon as ® plausible pretext for excessive charges in all branches of trade. “Fore- warned is forearmed.” When you enter s store to make a purchase and tariff is the topic introduced, deat o hasty retreat. That dealer is only paving hin way to a high tariff on his own wares, which you, being ‘@ loyal and patriotic citizen, are expected to pay wit! outa murmur. And now, 0, wind, we beg of thee » further boon. Spread thyself o'er all the land, and, with thy icy breath, compel the inhabitants thereof to conform to the searon by discarding the airy sub- stances of Spring and Summer and don those of Golden Autumn and Hoary Winter. ‘Throw thy pitiless arms around them, O! icy Jade, For woare in the Ready Made Clothing trade Fully prepared to supply all demands. OUR ALL-WOOL MELTON OVEROOATS AT 88.75 Each Has torn tariff talk into tatters, Dealers scowl at us. ‘The peopie ayplaud us. We havo excellent Business Suits for men at $7.50, 88.75, 39. 1d $10.75. Finer grades at 811.75, 812.25, $12.75, $12.90, a. 813. PRINCE ALBELT SUITS—$12.25, 815.50, 817.40, $20.50, $22.75 and upward. BOYS' SUITS, Coats, Vests and Long Pants, sizes 12 to 18 years, $3.88, 84.50, 85.50, 86, 86.50, 87 and upward. BOYS' SUIT8—Jacket aud Short Pante—4 to 14 Years, $1.96, 82.50, 82.87, 83, $3.25, $3.50 and up- ward. ‘Long Pants for boys, 81.50 and upward. Short Pants for boys, oc. and upward, M 5, 50, $2.75, 83.2 50, $3.75 und upward. Our splendid stock of HATS, CAPS and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS Is worthy of epecial mention and richly deserves your attention. A careful and critical inspection of our several lines of goods will convince you of their superior excel- lence, and in the watter of low prices it is an estab- lished fact that this house is without a rival, VICTOR E. ADLER'S Ten Per Cent Clothing House, Hats, Caps and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, 927 and 929 7th st. n.w., cor. Massachusetts ave, STRICTLY ONE PRIC! Open Saturday until 11 p.m, 08 Tur Lave Wan ‘The war is lone since over and Grasty has grown to be smun since the smoke of cannon darkened the southern aky. If you don't know who Grasty is, where he does business and what he money by visiting thore is not much uee in writing history, &c., 80 far as you are concerned, and I doubt {f you know the war is over. Grasty has been here about six months and more people Lave discussed him,and more probably cussed hum, than any other business man in the city. ‘Those who buy have discussed his exceedingly low Prices and those who sell have cussed his very sinsll profits, Nobody ever heard of a Decorated Dinner Set 8, Enlish Toilet Set, $1.98; six Tumblers, lie, ; CarpetTacks, le. » box; Padded Carpet Lining, 5c, ayard; Solid Oak Chamber Suite, $16.95; Plush or Hair Cloth Parlor Suite, $27.50; Oak Sideboard, $12.50, &c. Best Cane Seat Chairs, Imitation Walnut, Solid Old Chairs, 87c.; Full-size Carpet Seat Yc., &c., until Gravty came, If you want Carpets, Oil Cioths, Furniture, China, Glass, Tin Ware, &e., don't buy until you have been to 1510-12 7th st, n.w.,and asked tosce Grasty. See what you cau do. Don't doubt till you try. 7 GRABTY. Exrnsonprvany Cas Bazearss, LADIES'CLOTH DRESS GOODS, yard and a half wide 1, Navy Blue, Green, Garnet, Brown, Blacl ain 5c. HANDSOME PLAID DRESS GOODS, all now styles, wide double width, 50c., 73c., 81. DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, immenso $4.50, 85, 86, 88. FR size, extra heavy, 83.75 NCH SILKS, cash bar- OOM COTTON, very best quality, Colored Silk Velvets, 50c.. 75c., #1. HENRIETTA CASHMERE, serge, elegant French dress goods, nearly yard anda haif ‘wide, pure wool; special cash bargain 56c. SHEETING COTTON, immense double width, ex- cellent quality, 25c, BED COMFORTS, extra heavy, immense sssort- ment, 873¢c., $1, 8 81.50, $1.75, 82. LADIi.s' CLOTH D&XES8 GOUDS, wide, double fold, pure wool, all colors, cash bargain, Z3c. BALBRIGGAN Epglish Stockings, very best 25c. quality; THREE pairs for 50c. > BLACK SILK MOHAIR BRI double 16d. 66. ieee TSE ANTINER, wide, Black Surah Silks, 39¢., 50c., 620, Lonsdale Cambric, finest quality, 100. Double Blankets, 81.25, 81.50, 32. B® CARTER'S STRICTLY CASH STORE, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH st, A CASH PURCHASE AMOUNTING TO 95 EN- TITLES YOU TO A VALUABLE PRESENT. 07 Now Is Tur Tor To Bry. Our stock is now complete in all its depart- ments. Goods all bought at old prices, which Deuchit goes to you. A special bargain in 38-inch AUl-wool Stripe Cashmere in Blue, Gray, Garnet, Brown, Green, Scarlet and Plum at 35 cents; worth 50 centa, A few pieces of ¥8-inch Checks, dark effects, to go at 45 cunts, ‘Silk-finished Henriettas in Deblia, Garnet, Marine, Myrtle, Mordore Borax Bromuro, Osaxe and Cabec, only 75 cents, Dress Patterns in Stripes and Plaids at $10 and 812.50. Weare showing Special Values in Black Faille Bilks at 75c., 81 and $1.25, Our Monopoly Black Gros Grain'Bilk cannot do cqualed at the prices, $1, $1.25, $1.50,81.75 and $2. 24-inch Black G.G. Silk, ® special drive at 81.20, Biack Surabs at 55, 65, 75c.,, 1, 8112 and $1. Veivets and Plushes, all colors, at less than OARHART & LEIDY, 928 7th at and 706 Kst. ow, Philadelphia Stora, ry Suovsrer 919 PENN. AVE. WE HAVE IN STOCK THE FOLLOWING BLACK GOOD», WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT THE OLD PRICKS—THE SAME AS PREVIOUS TO THE McKINLEY BILL. LUPIN'S, PRIESTLEY'S AND ECROYD'S, THE THELE VIRST MAKERS IN THE WORLD. HENKIETTAS, ALMAS, DRAB DE ETE, CAMEL'S HAIRS, DIAGONALS, SERGES, STRIPES, DAMAS- SEES, CUKDS, PLAIDS AND PLAIN BLACK IN GREAT VALIETY, 4 RICES FROM FIFTY CENTS TO FIVE DOLLARS PER YARD, WE MAVE THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF FINE BLACK GOODS IN THE CITY. ONE PRICE. ‘W. M& SHUSTEK &® sOxe, 019 PEND, AVE, 5.W. of the Nervous System, has opened an office in Washington, D.C., for the treatment of all Skin and Nervous Diseases and removing super- fluous hairs, warts, moles, marks, tumors and all blemishes. Dr. Benson or his partner, Dr. O. Mannakee, can be found espry Wednes- day from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at their office, 1212 G st. nw. 09-5" SASS, 2 Sa Breech Loaders for hire. Go to TaPran’s, 1013 Pa, ave. ol-lm On Account of the Rainy Days will sell the 83.50 Dress Forms for $1.98 for three days longer, Oct. 9, 10 and 11. Domestic Szw- ING MAcHINE Compayr, 7th and H sts, 09-3t Celebrated cough curative, Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Used in our grandfather's days, 5 An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm. No. 9. It charms on sight. Its use enraptures. Office 487 9th street northwest. 09-2m. For Foot Ball Sweaters, @2, $3, @4, go to Tarpan’s, 1013 Pa. ave. ol-lm Vigit the i, Heights Tower for the finest view in the District. Plats of the subdivision of Reprorp W. WaLKen, 1006 F st., or H. Barton, 1331 F st. 08-6t Nothing Over 10 Cents.—Every variety of oods at Hyman Bros’. Mammoth 5 and 10 Cent tore, No. 1320 7th st. n.w. 07-6 For Douglas’ Celebrated Shoes go to Tarpan’s, 1013 Pa. ave. ol-Im Free.—Samples of Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine at Menrz’s Drvo Store, 1014 F st. Cures Headache, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Neuralgia, Fits, &c. 5 Plate of University Heights can be ob- tained of Repronp W. Wake, 1006 F st., or H. Banton, 1331 F st. 08-68 For Gymnasium Suits, all grades, go to Tarran’s, 1013 Pa avo, ol-im “Rockbridge Rye,” finest made, ¢4 per gallon; $1 quart bottle. Lyxcn’s, 404 9th st. nw. sl-m4t,tr Buy Your Coal of J. Macry Dove. Only highest grades of family coal handled. jy15-tf pa ane ete teens tortion hte Fornircnz, Canrers Axp Sroves CHEAP FOR Cas OR ON OREDIT AS CHEAP AS FOR CASH. JOHN RUDDEN, 930 AND 932 SEVENTH 8T. N.W. Announces a Full Line of Oak, Walnut and Sixteenth Century Bed Room Suites; Also Parlor Suites in Rug, Plush and Haircloth, Aspecial feature of this display will be found in his @35 PARLOR SUITES, ‘These Suites consist of seven pieces, and the supply has hardly been able to meet the demand. A few are now on hand and first callers will obtain » bargain they will never regret. Sideboards, Wardrobes, Hat Racks and » variety of Fancy Chairs and Rockers will also be found. The stock of Carpets, in Velvet, Body Brussels and Tapestry, embrace the newest designs in this depart- ment, and the prices will not be equaled in any house in town. All Carpets made and laid without charge to pur- chasers. Stoves, Heaters and Banges in every variety and at lowest prices, The special pride of this establishment has been that it has always met the wants of its patrons in the selection of ite goods, in its prices and particularly in itsconvenient credit system. Thousands of house- Keepers have availed themselves of the opportunities afforded for furnishing their homes on s small cash payment and easy weekly or monthly terms for the balance. Thousands more may do likewise by pur- chasing at the mammoth Credit and Cash FURNITURE, CARPET AND STOVE STORES OF JOHN RUDDEN, 930 AND 032 7TH 8T. N.W. o2-1m Tru Por Dotzars Ix Your pocket to call and sce the immense bargains we offer. We guarantee you a saving of 35 per cent. Our stock contains the choicest fabrics in Men's, Boys’ and Children's Clothing. We mention few specials for today and tomorrow: ‘We start on those Nobby Fall-weight Overcosts that are selling all over town for $10. Our price is 86,50. ‘Then comes those elegant Meltons and Kerseys, with or without Silk facing. We let them go for 810. Now comes the fine imported Meltons, Kersey, Cheviots and Worsteds—all shades (Silk lined), at 615, actually worth $22. ‘This isn't all Our line of Overcoats range from 85 to 30. We have every known material and style. In Suits you have the same opportunity. Our Men's Suite range from $3.50 to 830. We can give you suitings in Cassimere, Cheviot, Worsted, Tricot, English Wale, Clay Worsteds, Thibet. In fact, any material that you may wish. Our Boys’ and Children’s Department is complete. Wecan fit the Stout Man, Lean Man, Tall Man, Short Man, Extra Large and Extra Small Man, NEW YORE ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, ‘MANUFACTURERS AND RETAILERS. Buffalo, N. Syracuse, N.Y. 311 7thst ow, 027-230" IN BEAL, BLACK MARTEN, PERSIAN LAMB, A8- TRACHAN, GREBE, KRIMMER, BLE. LYNX, WOOL SEAL, &o. FUR CAPES AND WRAPS OF ALL KINDS. SEAL JACKETS IN THE BEEFER SHAPE, WITH : MEDICI COLLAB. BH STINEMETZ & BONS, 4 1237 Penna, ave., 526-3, ‘Through to 413 13th st. pee aa |S Cements and « years old, fall quart | HE THIRD ANNUAL AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION ‘Wil be held on ANALOSTAN ISLAND, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, OOMMENCING aT 1 P.M ADMIBBION.... corse. .csorsecenveerenes- 81.00. Tickets can be obtained at the Columbia Athletic Club, 1732 G st ; also Columbia Boat House, foo: of ‘32d wt, and at the Arlington Hotel, Riggs House and Reserved seats for the grand stand Willard’s Hotel. ‘at the Club House, 50 cents each. ut iow FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP ov Tan AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION. STATEN ISLAND ATHLETIC CLUB vs. ATHLETIO CLUB OF SCHUYLEILL NAVY, ‘Will be bela on @ ANALOSTAN ISLAND, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1890, @AME CALLED AT 10 aM. ADMISSION. .........-seseeeeneeee: 500. Tickets for sale at the Columbia Club House, 1732 G et, and at the Bost House, foot of 324 st ty erm = mm: DESTRUCTION OF POMPEII TONIGHT aT ATLANTIO PARK, CORNER 17TH AND U STS. TONIGHT (FRIDAY NIGHT, Bost Club Night, PORTRAIT OF THE STATEN ISLAND OUP. Visit- SATURDAY NIGHT— ing athletes take notice. Bicycle night, An immense bicycle will be given in fireworks with wheels revolving. Marvelous sight, 300, PARTICIPANTA, | STAGE, | 330 FEET LONG. LAKE OF REAL WATE Y ‘BT. SHE ANCIENT CI’ MPEIL ERUPTION OF MOUNT ESUVIUS, Acrobats, Boxers and Wrest- Jers, Rope Walkers and Specialty Arti UNIT! STATES MARINE BAND. PAIN'S MATCHLESS | AND INSPIRING PYROTECHNIO “DISPLAY. Reserved Seat 25e. ‘This Week—Ladies’ Matinee TOMORROW. TONY PPP. TITT (00 ERR Pee ag S'S "ET O% Fh Pr MA As 88 Bi P 4 S88 F ‘oo EE And His Grand Double Company. amet ay OND RURUP ee ey ARS, Including the Celebrated English Artist, MISS BESSIE BONEJILL. Next Week-HOWARD BURLESQUE CO, _ 010 hes oe dD, 18th and U, opposite Pain's Fireworks Hours: ‘Children from 4 to7- 010-4" Fare Sc. a ride. SPA cnovE A GRAND TOURNAMENT AND BALL Will be give at the SPA SPRING GROVE, Bladensburg, M@., TUESDAY, October 14, 1890, To classes of Kn! ful knights, 010-3." | MS 4a s DE coc professional and amateur, and cirkt bandsoine Prizes Will be awarded ¥0 he success- ‘A LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Every Ei . Matinee Saturday. Engageinent of the Young American Star, N EEB RRR NE ROR N Fe KERR N OE RR. iN EER R R* ut of Col Wm. E. Binn of the Brooklyn Park Theater, Presenting for the first time in this city Her New and Successiul Play. written expressly for her by Edw. E. 09 (APPAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE SEATS ARE NOW ON SALE FOR THE Annual Engagement Next Week of the Famous a ‘000 U MM MM ™ a U UL Buea’ s°? 4 8 EE Rw So Ma U UE MMM a TLL a uv QEERA COMPANY, OPERA COMPANY, PEKA COMPANY, ‘Comic Lise ae ane ct Fae ya" [ ‘Black 5 THE COMPANY iNCLUDES: | ly Post Chauncey Olcott, ‘Annie air irm Charlee ine Knapp, - P. Rochester, Grathulde Cottrell Guerlee Tusnoe F 3 z 5 0 % Sohn E. Murphy, And CHORUS OF 50. OKCHESTRA OF 20. 08-4 ‘EW NATIONAL THEATRE. One Week only. Only Matinee Saturday. DANIEL FROHMAN'S NEW YORK LYCEUM THEATRE CO, IN Relog weston, Seater Fritz W: Walter Beilown, Bounette, Crosinan, Mra. Thos. and others. most successful Presented at the New York Lyosun These jock FRANCIS WILSON AND COMPANY in “TME Ding WoNanon Genta now on ania re) Et™4-Ew NATIONAL THEATRE. SEATS NOW ON SALE FOR FRANCIS WILSON AND COMPANYS Production of the new comic opera, THE MERRY MONARCH. 06-6t__ From the Broadway Theatre, N.Y. 422 B00 tHeaTex, Week INDAY, October Motunece Tussdey. o cha sovardny. Superb } reduction of the Powervul Realistic Play, MY JACK, THE CHARITY BALL _ Boat Werke CJ ‘LOBE THEAT. é Wekotorte. : =“ a> Born. > O8Q., OD- ; AMUSEMENTS. EAT PREDEN CK Fats, AT PREDERICK, MD, OCTOBER 14, 15, 16 AND 127, THE LARGEST FAIR IN MARYLAND, PREMIUMS AND PURSES, $12,000. Balloob Ascension and Leap tn the Air 3,000 feet from the ground, 20 Bands of Music. Grand Bicycle the auspices of the Mary land Wheelmen. men in live with their Heauutful sterds, Dati: from the Soath. 7 hoeis specie! ace akc R the Bnd an! Gr eecured—1t w: amid asses music from numerous Pp®* + ® carpwrLys DaNct (Cor. Hand Sth ste. aw, jase Soiree, Friday, October 10, 8 p.m. NG ACADEMY. cu Class for adulta, Tues’ays end Friday evenings, Class for juveniles, Wed. and “at. afternoona, peciai rates to private clube, dares 1 Corner 24 and C ste southeast SEPTEMBER 29 TO OCTOBER 18, 1890, ‘Vocal and Instrumental Concert every evening, com- encing at 7 p.m. Admission 10cente «27-30 _ MUELLER, SUCOESSOR to kG. Maript, and instructor of Dancing apd Dey ortment at eval Academy, will bin Select School of Dencing at ‘Mesouie Hall, corwer ste n.w., Wedue-day, October end ecademy. ‘th ana F So'clock p.m. Circulars at the GLE Bodo carn, “THE PATAWOMECK.” 18 NOW OPEN FOR GUPSTS REGULAK DINNER @1. FPECIAL DINNER A LA CARTR. The GLEN FCHO TALLY-NO will leave the Sam Buiiding at 41s }omrturmiug seo Tickets for eats deaired hand." Parties uear the the Sun Building will t reserved by tear bone EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. Moet VEKNON, > THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON. ‘Until further notice the palatial iron and steel steamer CHARLES MACALESTER, ‘Will leave her wharf, foot of 7th st, daily, except Sun- day, as follows Leave for MOUNT VERNON st 10am. arrive in mn. re round trip to MOUNT including admission to the mansion and Elegant cafe on the Charles Macalester will mimo make river I alo at MARSHAL Fare, round trip, 25 ecyeny nang. cents, Sunday trips to MARSHALL HALL at 1am. and Last boat 0 3pm, os-tt arrives in Wasiiuscton at 6:30 pan Li, BLAKE, Captain, STAGE EXCURSIONS. _ Dee S TALLY HO COACH LINE LEAVES Zhan; Se. Soldiers’ bin John Bridge, Wed. and Sun, : _ HOTEL Ww ILLAKD'S HOT? L, Pa ave, and 14th «t, __ Washington, D.O, a5 Owes Hovse. ‘Late Hotel Soiart) Finest Cafe im the city. Lads oon. lendsomcly turuusled only, by day reedy from 12 to 2 pa Mp wE AKDMORE, class Bo stor genemen Gentlemen's Lunch, 25 centa, 201m 23 13TH ST. NW. FIRST. a ‘ynces of vuterest Dome coustorn, @1 trea per Sn places of interes © comtorte, day; €8.50t0 810 week. TM. MALL. cio $6 QHERWOOD,” COMFORT. Sa ved; bot and cold hi bells, cus, steau heat, open all 10 per week aud upward. GRO. BOOKER, retor. s18-3m" EBBITY HOUSE WASHINGTON, D. ©. ___ AUTUMN RESORTS. Foi hh Bosal, MAKALAND AVE, ATLAN- © City. PT ay Diectly ou the beach. Open all the year wely furnished; heat, gas, electric bells ine uneKcelied. terms, $10 to @18 per week: to 83 perday. G. W. KENDRICK, 26 lm . Prevarixe Srrtes Axp Corors USED IN ART FURNISHING AND DECORATING. During the last few years rapid strides have been made in this country among decorators and the time is not far off when Americans will be universally con- sidered as possessing educated and refined taste and as being unequaled as coiorista except by the French. In originality and desiguing we are already in the front ranks, At no other time has wall paper been as lowas st Present, but notwithstanding the reduction in price, styles and design, bave materially improved, until Paper decorations and frescoiug are now classed among the fine arts Broad stencil effects in two shades of color are lead- ing styles. Conventional patterns are very popular. Large detached patterns tor ceilings are correct. ‘The regular Freuch paue, treatment is being rapidly revived. COLOKS AND SIYLES THAT ARE MOST POP- ULAR THIS YEAR, The styles of the three Louis, Seize, Quinge and Quatorze. geveraily spoken of as the Rococo style and designs in the Empire and Adams order are most used in FURNITURE, DRAPERIES AND WALL DEO- ORATIONS, In parlors Yellows, Blues, Creams and Buffs are the correct shadings. Iu Libraries and dining rooms a heavier class of de- sign aud coloring should be employed. Leather effects aro very popular, The character of the furnishing can be in any of the iollowing styles Italien Keuaiseauce, Old Kugiish or OlDute Bb Moorisis, Persian, Arabian, Indian or Japanese in Halls auovel treatment and a startling one isto have the walls in deep red, with the carvets of @ like shading and the woodwork and furnishings im white and gold. ‘This treatment 1s more applicable to reception balls than the ordinary oven, ‘Terra Cotta, Deep Biue, Dark Green and Brown are safe ball shades, ‘Lhe desigus should be conventional in character. Iu Bed kiooms the ligl.test efecw possible are used. Pink, Blue, Cream and Yellow are favorite ground colors. A pretty idea is to have two ed@joining rooms fur- nished in @ similar ma.uer with the wall paper of the gate design, Lut the color of one Punk and the other ue. Cretoune effects are still very popularand are always splendid bed rovm treatment, OUR NEW DEPARTMENT. We have spared uo pains or expense in making our ‘Wail Paper snd Decorating Department as nearly per- fect as possible. Ihe stuck has been carefully selected nd is ove of the largest 1m (he c.ty: We make original treatients uur specialty. An Fresco Painting we are prepared ty submitdesigns and estimates and to execute every class of work from cornice tinting to.the Guest baud work in high and bas-relief. We eMpioy ihe Lest ueterials and labor in executing our orders, and propose to do work at the Jowest possible fiyure consistent with their usage In this departunent we have a disjay Tuck, on which we show fifteen diflcrent side-wall treatments, some of them the latest trom Paris, France, Boston and New York, the three cei.ters trom which the pewest and Most artistic treatinents eu-auate. A boteworiuy treatiuent on this rack, which will be showu in a few days, is #reuch Panel Treatmentwith ‘one of the famous Zuber's deague. An inspection ot vursiock is in iteclf @ color edu- cation. We cordially invite every one to pass Judgment om Our Line whether wishing to purchase or bot. ARCHITECTURAL DECUKATIVE SPECIALTIES Moorish, Japoncse and Carved Fret, Grille and tise bork irom our own oreschitecey aamguene oo WooD CAKPLT, INLAID AND PARQUETRY FLUOKING, In which you canget the most decorative effect Pettect wicrior Luleh Letiwates should be made VENETIAN BLINDS Are fast abutters asa, sna convenient mesus of shading ligut eturactive extenor evect W. B. MOSES & SOKR, F nf lib omam FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING UPHOLSTERY, DRAPERIES, WALL PAPERS &o, Expr stticle morhed tn plein Sagures ot cash patecs,