Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1890, Page 16

16 —_— THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C.. SATURDAY, O LOCAL MENTION The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A.M. SUNDAY. For the District of Columbia and Maryland, slightly cooler; westerly winds; showers. For Virginia. fair weather, except showers in ex- bons northern portion; westerly winds; slightly cooler. CONDITION OF THE WATER. ‘emperature and condition of water at 7 Pas oer Falls, temperature, 66: condition, 7. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 69. Con- dition at north connection. 16; condition at south connection, 36; distributing reservoir, temperature. 67; condition at influent gate house, 15; condition at effluent gate house. 15, High tide in the river, 6:04 p.m.; low tide in ‘the river, 12:06 p.m. Du, Wanszn's Conners, 5e.;, Monarch Shirt .; Lousdale Cambrie (genuine), ge.; In- fies Prints, Te.; lovely All-wool Plaids, 50c. Buopmes's Powsarvt Opera Glasses. Hewrien’s,453 Pa.av. 625 Pen Waex Wurx Disancep by sickness or accident, £500 to $1,000 in the event of death; bencfits while living. $200 in three Fears, @300 in five years and $500 in seven Years. Total in seven years, $1,000. For far- ther information apply to Lovis Muspueim. D. &. C., 426 l6t_n.w. Agents wanted, iadies and gentiemen. Compensation liberal, Haas, Engraver, Plate Printer, 1206 Pa. ave. Ir You Covrp Bur a 22 Hat for $1.45 would you buy it? We have thom in new blocks and hat is guaranteed. a "Yuaxe & Sox, One Price, Cor. 7th and D sts, Goop Ixonaix Canrets at 3ic.; tapestry Brussels, 65c.; body Brussels, 95c.: 10-4 sheet- ing, 25e.; beautiful new dress goods, 25c., 35c., bic. Joussox, Ganser & Co., 636 Pa. ave. n.w. Canrset Paotoonaras only €2 per doz., two positions, Laxpxen, Photographer, 419 oth st. Daxss Maxixo resumed at 202 Iststreet south- east; stylish suits made for $3.50 and $4; good and neat finish. aaa Pexrs axp Wixp Mitis. H. M. Trundle has on hand a full line of wood and iron pumps, ar repairs, all repair- ing promptly executed. Agent for the cele- brated Eureka wind mill. Oftice, Messrs. asx’ & Co., 207 7th st. n.w., opp. Center Market. Front Sur or Ir.—Be careful of one thing— your health. Thousands of people go away in summer in search of health and return in the fall with malaria or some of its evil results in the shape of chills and fevers, biliousness, jaun- dice, liver trouble, chronic rheumatism, gen- eral debility, &c., &c. Dr. Henley’s Celery, Beef and Iron (#1 per bottle) will cure these ailments quickly and surely. It pays to use it for its tonic and strengthening power. Have You Seex the new line of silkelines we d? 15e. per yard. ers i Hovawrox & Co. Have You Seex Wesley Heights, adjoining the grounds of the great Methodist University? If not give usacall, Sale closes October 25. RB 10 and 20c. per foot. po F.W 2a. Es. cor. 1ith and G sts. n.w. Dox’r Purcasz AXywHrRE until you seo University Heights. For plats, &c., call on Repronp W. Warxen, 1006 F st., or H. Bartoy, 1831 F st ohne For Baroatns in breech loaders go to TaP- Pay’s, 1013 Pa. ave. Have you a light-weight overcoat? If not,;see our $10 quality | arte purchasing one. Wenorso & Visiting Cis, Engraved. Haas, Eng. Exsewnenre will be found the advertisement of John Rudden, credit and cash furniture stores, 930 and 932 7th street northwest. A good idea of the stock he has on hand may be ob- tained 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 upon which they may be bought. ‘The merits of Mr. Eudden's credit system cannot be told in print, neither can the lowness of his prices. ‘4 personal visit 1s required, and we advise ali intending purchasers to give him a call. Did you Ersemay Bros., 7th and E. Ornice Funsrrcne in good variety. the ad. im the Post?. a W. H. Hovontox & Co., 1218 and 1220 F st. Haas, Plat inter. ‘Phone, 1321-3, Westex He1eu1s, adjoining the grounds of the great Methodist University, seils rapidly. ‘The most beautiful suburban location. High. dry and sightly. Prices 10 to 20 centsa toot, Jso. F. WadaaMmay, corner Mth and G streets. Jon: Restaurant, 1126 7th st. nw. Warcuxs Cuzaxep and guaranteed for one year, #1 Hrses, 615 9 House & Hraemaws’s for furniture and car- peta. Cash or + page 4 Ove custom trousers at @5 have no cqual The material is of elegant quality, the make and finish excellent and the fit fauitiess. Con- vince yourself by an inspection. - : Etsemax Buos., 7th and E. Frsz Ponrnarrs at Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. av. Canpxts CamPHonaTEp and made moth proof free of charge. Emrme Canret Cuxaxixo ‘Wonxs, 631-635 Masa. av Jephone 425-2. Usivenstry Hzrouts, the finest and best im- proved subdivision in the District; 5 to 25 cents per foot. Plats from Repvonp W. WALKER, 1006 F st., or H. Baroy, 1331 F st. For Aut Kixps of ammunition go to Tar Pan's, 1013 Pa. ave. We have six bed room suits which have not come up to the standard and there are some few defects, which we will explain, formerly $65 in price, now $34; it is the biggest bargain offered yet. W. H. Hovantox & Co., 1218-1220 F st. nw, Sold on manufacturers’ account. Westy Hzronts, adjoining the grounds of the great Methodist University, offer the greatest opportunities to persons ‘desirous of investing small amounts. Prices 10 to 20 cents per foot. Sales opened September 25; will close October 25, 1890. Jxo. FP. WacGaman, corner lath aud G streets northwest. Ber Yous Coan of J. Macuy Dove, Only Lighest grades of family coal handled. Osx Quant of $1 whisky for 75c. Can't be beat Cuss. Kuaruen, 787 Tth ot. ‘nw. Tue well-known firm of Johnson Brothers supply more families with fuel than any one firm in the United States. Ovr stock of suitiugs and trouserings is com- posed of all the latest effects of foreign and mestic looms, E:seman Baos., 7th and E. Best Qvarirr ‘of main springs, guaranteed, OL BC. Hoees, 615 9h street a.w. Pontiznrs axp Heavy Curtains That we h great variety that we pinion upon them, as pon ert nay d eng Price from ‘t pair to @175 per pair. Wek Hovonros & Co. 1218-1220 F st. nw. Wester Heiouts, 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. Jomx F. Waceamas, cor. 14th and G sta Tuovsaxps or Dortans given away with the Johnston Breakfast Coffee. Checks worth money in <i aud half pound package. 25 Cents Per Pound. Requires No Settling. Every package contains the Johnson famous setthng com making the as amber in Fou Fiswixe Tackis at ‘Tarras's, 1013 Pa, ave. You Witt Reonet not having invested at University Heights. ~~ at once while prices are lew. Repyoup W. Waruen, 1006 F st, or H. Bazrox, 1331 F st, Eviwextiy Our Disrray or Lace Currarxs of our own importation, many of them made from from Mr. Houghton person- 1220 F ot, LOCAL MENTION. Exaurxe the material of which we make suits to order for #20 and $25. E:semax Buos,, 7th and E. Do Nor Bry anywhere until-you have seen ——s hts, adjoining the ds of the great etiet University. most lovely t for rural homes, ns September and closes October 25. 10 to 20c, Joux F. Wacoamay, Cor. 14th and G sts. n.w. CITY AND DISTRICT. ———_—— AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Axsavon's.—Cora Tanner in “One Error.” Natroxat.—-Lyceum Company in “The Char- ity Ball.” Harnts’.—“‘My Jack.” Kenxan’s.—Tony Pastor, Gronz.—Sun’s Phantasma Company. Br. Perer’e Cuuncn.—Concert and Fair. Arvantic Panx.—‘Destruction of Pompeii.” — CONDENSED LOCALS. The will of the late Ellen D. Henry was filed esterday. She leaves her estate to E. Doug- iss Webb. her nophew, in consideration of his making provision for her during life. In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing- ham, yesterday Frank Williams, colored, was convicted on the charge of robbing Mr. Ephraim D. King on July 13 last. A fire took place at house 1019 East Capitol street, occupied by H. Spalding, yesterday morning. doing about $50 damage to furniture and building. Annie Foley had been out of the work house {or at least one week this morning, but Judge Miller sent her down for two months, Yesterday Wm. Thomas, living at Point of Rocks, Md., was caught between cars on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad near 1st and G streets in this city and was badly crushed, He was sent to the Emergency Hospital and treated and subsequently to his home. —— ° A BLACK LIST OF DEBTORS. “The Merchants’ Mutual Protective Union” Organized. The people in the city who will not pay their debts are going to have something of a hustle in the future, at any rate to get further credit. An association of merchants has been formed for mutual protection against bad debts. Debtors to members of the association are to be given every opportunity tosettle their obligations and if they fail to respond their names aro to be put on record as a per- son unworthy of credit, the record to be tur- nished to the different members of the associ- ation, On the list of members of the new organization are already a large num- ber of prominent business men. At the head of the union is Mr. J. B. Brown, the well-known feed dealer. The legal end of the association will be watched by Mr. Samuel Maddox. Busi- ness men in Wasbington say that the losses here each year through bad debts amount to over #300,000, and claim that any association which minimizes this amount will cheapen goods, as merchants can afford to sell cheaper if they are assured of payment. The new organization is tobe known as the Merchants’ Mutual Pro- tective Union. ——___ CRIMINAL COURT Arraignments—Pleas of Policy Case: In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing- ham, this morning Wm. Woody, John Mat- thews and Wm. Calvin, three colored men, were charged with the robbery of #5 from Wm. Bowman August 2 and plead not guilty. Beverly Smith, colored, plead not guilty to violaitng the policy law. The recognizances of Wm. Fauntroy for em- bezzlement and James Williams, assault with intent to kill, were forfeited. =e per foot. NOTES. Not Guilty— Ete, Toxront will be “bicycle night” at the “De- struction of Pompeii” at Atlantic Park, 17th & U streets. * ——___ National Guard Notes. Second Lieut. Geo. A. Warren of company B, third battalion, willbe a first lieutenant as soon as he gets his new commission, He was pro- moted by election last night. The place vacated by him will be filled by First Sergeant Columbus, also promoted by the voice of the company. The individual drill for the “Goddard” medal, open to members of company C, first battalion, will take place next Tuesday at the Light Infantry armory. ‘Tho “Ross” medal, drilled for by members of company B, first’ battalion, was won lust night for the second successive time by Sergt. Charles 8. Shreve. —_—_—_ Octosex’s second Sunday at Marshall Hall. Take the Charles Macalester at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Homme by 6:30 p.m. Fare, round trip, 25 cents. ——— ae Stole a Cocoanut From the Cars. Samuel Martin, colored, was tried in the Police Court today on a charge of stealing a cocoanut from the Baltimore aud Ohio depot. The defendant denied. Judge Mills said that the loss was not much, but the nature of the theft was such that an example should be made of him, The judge spoke of the civil suits against the railroad companies growing out of loss of goods, which in many instances resulted from this sort of petty thieving. A sentence of thirty days was imposed. Smee Old Soldiers Not Exempt From Fines. John W. Waters, colored, was charged in the Pol.ce Court today with obstructing 9th strect with his horse and wagon. He plead guilty, and said he desired to make a statement. “What do you want to say?” asked the judge. “I've been eighteen _yeart soldier,” was the man’s response. **Thi very well,” said Judge Mills, ‘but that does not exempt you. You are amenable to the same laws as other citizens, Five dollars.” ————_—_ Tue attention of persons refurnishing is di- rected to the administratrix sale of furniture at house 1213 N street northwest, by Ratcliffe, Darr & Co., Monday, 13th, at 10 o'clock, * —— Real Estate Matters. Edward M. Gailavdet has purchased for $20,000 of Rhesa G. Du Bois part 5, square 345, 20 by 99 feet 10'; inches on 11th between Gand H streets northwest. Theodosia M. Hodge has bought of W. F. Mattingly et al. for 5,900 sub 30, square 190, 1734 by 95 feet 3 inches on T between 15th and 16th streets northwest, Annie H. Roberts has bought for 75,300 of James D. Burn sub 24, block 3, Le Droit Park. G. W. Taibut has purchased of J. E. Beall for 25,500 lots 82 an ‘as, block 2, Trinidad. C. G, Mueden has bought of Charlotte E. Bates for $4,212 sub 59, sq. 513, 20 by 150 feet 5 inches on M between 4th and 5th stroets north- west. A Goop investment can be made in Wesley Heights. —~—___ Six Months for Stealing a ’Cycle. Charlie Carter, colored, is in jail pending the action of the grand jury on # charge of stcal- ing a bicycle. Yesterday he wa identified as the person who stole a bicycle from in front of Daniel Loughran’s house, and today he was brought before the Police Court on that charge. He was given six months in jail. apes ae ‘Will of John Clark Reeves. The will of the late John Clark Reeves was filed today. He leaves a nominal sum to his married daughter, Johanna V. Dewdney, bis house and lot (lot 10, square 56) to his wife for life, as also the rest of his property, to revert at her death to his daughter. Fanny Lell Retves, and he names the latter as executrix. —_————— Szx the Destruction of Pompeii tonight. * ——_ Whooping Up the Muryland Campaign. Both the republicans and democrats held meetings yesterday at Burnt Mills in Montgom- ery county, Md. In the afternoon.e democratic meeting was addressed by Mr. McKeag of Cum- berland, the candidate for Congress, and Hon, Philip Laird of Montgomery county. At night a republican mecting was addressed by Mr. BH. Warner and others, of Tux Arrentiox of linotype stockholders is pra ee for the meeting to- te saplial sttestitee for soe tae Atsavon's—Twx Srvex Svantans.—At Al- baugh’s next week the McCaull Opera will nt for the first time hore its latest novelty, “The Seven Suabians, which was recently the first time in English, when it was at once in yearn ‘The story fs uewt to comie opera and oars, is uew inalid to be « most ro ly developed and loads to two principal finales, The Seven Suabians pervade the piece with songs, dances and humoresques, The opera is staged as McCaul! — always are. The three scunes are all new, they being painted by Arthur Voightlin and Meade and Schaeffer. In the cast are Chauncey Olcott, Lilly Post, Josephine Knapp, W. F. Rochestra, Wm. Blais- dell, Annie Myers, John E. Murphy, Mathilde Cottrelly and twenty-five others. Lotus Cuus Coxcents.—The famous Lotus Glee Club of Boston, which made such a pleas- aut im; attl concert here last spring and the Pan-American reception at the a Hotel, will give concerts at the Uni- versalist Church on Wednesday and ‘Thursday evenings of next week. They have just re- turned from their third season in don, where they are at favorites, havin; Ttz two concerts with Patti. Mr. Marshal P. Wil- der will assist on Wednesday evening. Miss Minnie Marshall, reader, and Mr. Frank J. Smith, accompanist, are members of the con- cert company, besides the quartet, Messrs. Devoll, Long, Lewis and Davis, Metzerott has the tickets, Kenxax's—Howanp's Buniesque ComPany.— Next week comes to Kernan's the old reliable Howard Big Burlesque Company, with « collec- tion of beauties and novelties calculated to fascinate the most fastidious. On the stage are forty beautiful girls, and in the “Isle of Red” twenty red-haired maidens produce the sensa- tion of the year. Another great feature is the shadow dance by eight transatlantic trippers Still another startler is a happy hit of living works of art by twenty girl models, classically attired. Asa winder is given the O'Country Fair, a grand combination of all kinds of beau- ties in a very funny burleeque, No advance in prices. Tux Buov—“Ixstavocte."—W. J. Florence's romantic Irish comedy drama will be given at Harris Bijou Theater next woek by a company of exceptional merit under the management of T. H. Winnett, It willbe one of the greatest scenic productions of the season. Two tanks and a cascade of real water are used. Among the handsomest of the stage settings are the illuminated Blarney’castle, the cascade of real water, the terrific explosion and the jig and reel dancing. Among the other interesting foatures are the Emerald quartet, the silver chimes, the singing and the performance of a genuine Irish piper. The story of,“Inshavogue” is one of extraordinary pathos and power. Usual prices aud matinece, The Destruction of Pompeii was another great success last uight and thousands of peo- ple turned out to see the Sharpless cup and the Columbia clubsters. Tonight will be bicycle night and a beautifal wheel in colored fire will be put up at full speed. All the bicycle clubs are interested in this exhibition and the wheel- men will be out in force, ‘changed every night, and there is always some- thing now. The fireworks are A grand tournament and ball will be given at Spa Spring Grove, Bladensburg, October 14. Eight prizes to winning knights, Guope Tuxatse.—The management of this theater again announce an entire new combi- nation for the coming week—the New York Gayety Company. The compat ny of twenty vaudeville artists an first-class in every respect, is composed is said to bo DISTRICE GOVERNMENT. AGAINST A PENSION INCREASE. Several days ago Mr. R. A. Milstead. a retired officer of the police foree, applied to the Com: missioners for an increase in his pension from $30 to $50 per month, red to Maj. Moore for ‘The major today in his indorsement eays that the rate of pension was determined at the time of the retirement of the officer by tho usual board and if his disability has increased in the meantime that it was not the result of police duty. crease. The matter was refer- itatement of the facts, He therefore reported against the in- TO STRAIGHTEN HARTTORD STREET. Some time ago Mr. Thomas W. Buckey of 617 14th street northwest requosted that Hart- ford street in the Woodley subdivision be made straight, and stated that he was ready with others to deed the ground to tho District for the purpose. wath the Distriot a p into the rond in order to widen it, in lieu of a part of the bed of the road to be abandoned at that point because of a contemplated change in itecourse, ‘The matter was referred to the attorney for an opinion and today Mr. 8. ‘I. ‘Thomas, the assistant attorney, submitted his views to the Commissioners, in which he says that it is perfectly competent for Mr. Buckey to ded road, but whether in return he could get a good title to that part of the bed of the road aban- doned by the District is » question. the District owns the bed of the road in fce which is doubtful, then in order to sell and convey the same it would be necessary to have the authority of Congress, On the otter hand, if the District merely has the uso of the land, which he thinks most tikely, then on the aban- donment of the road the land would revert to the original proprietor when the rond was laid out or to his heirs, If Mr. Buckey is willing to make the exchazge and take his chances on the title to the land he gets then he should ex- ecute a quit claim decd to the District for so much of the land as he purposes to give for the road, and the District in consideration of such deed may in turn give him a similar deed for a part of the road or an order may be entered recording the transaction. Mr. Buckey desired to exchange jiece of ground to be taken ate this land for the. purposes of this Ho says if MISCELLANEOUS, The commissioner of fish and fisheries has written to the Commissioners requesting them to bui place a fire slurmi box on the old Armory ding, the headquarters of the commission, Col. Kobert still continues to improve and it is expected that he will be on duty next week. ——- The Case of Frank K. Ward. In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing- ham, this morning attention was to have been called to the cause of Frank K. Ward on a mo- tion for postponement of his trial for murder. Mr. Ward is under indictment for the murder of Maurice Adler by shooting him the evening of June 18 last, causing his death October 3 a June 17 lusty at which time the trial was set for Tuesday next, the 14th instant, that time Ward has been living in this city and jo Montgomery county, Md. The couct ad- jour! The defendant was released on $25,000 Since this morning before the counsel ar- tived, —_—__. The Choral Socicty. The Choral Socicty held its first rehearsal for the scason last Tuesday evening, taking up “The Messiah,” which will be given with soloists and orchestra on Wednesday, Decem- ber 10. Nearly 150 were present, an unusually large number for the first rehearsal, and the work was entered into with spirit and enthu- sinsm, Thirty-five applicants for membership appeared before the examining committee and nearly as many more ure waiting their turn. ‘The size of the stage at Lincoln Hall renders necessary a limit to the chorus, aud this year the number will be two hundred provided the proper proportion is maintained in the several parts. Mr. H. C. Sherman, the popular conductor of the society, was warmly (eeloemed as he took kis place, ‘Tuesiaging of the first chorus, “And the glory of the Lord,” gave evidence that many of the members were familiar with the music. although the oratorio has not been given in Washington since 1881. Mr. Arnold W. Meyer, who has lately come to the city from Winchoster, Va., wap at the piano, A quartet of Boston singers has beon engaged for the production of the work, ‘These are Mra.Jennie Patrick Walker, 0; Miss Gertrude Edwards, contralto, who needs no introduction here, Mr. Herbert Johnson, tenor, and Mr. Ivan Morawski, bass, The sec- ond concert will be given February 4, when the society will endeavor to keep up its — for producing works for the first time in r= ica, Miss Mary Howe, whom the society intro- duced to Washington Jast season, will assist at this concert. At tho third concert, about May 8 “Spectre’s Bride,” which s0- ill be repeated, t northwest, is the secretary of This morning when John Gutridge went his barber shop at No. 222 H street northwest he discovered that some one had been there during his absence, entering by climbing through the transom. Customers soon ap- peared to get shaved, but the thief had carried off every razor in the place—about two dozen im all—and also three pairs of clippers, Wm. H. Livermore lives at 804 ist street northwest, and he yesterday made the modest request of the police to recover for him a sil- yer tobacco box that be had lost last month. He says thataman asked him fors chow of tobacco and he handed him the silver box. He ee ate man walked away with x. A new bicycle was left in front of N. E. Dau- son's house in East Washington yesterday and someone stole it. John B. Hickling of 415 8d street reports the theft of a silver watch, a jewel case and a pair of sleeve buttons. —-—_—_ Lors selling very fast in Wesley Heights. * Bex the Destruction of Pompeii tonight * —o———— The Wife Gets a Divorce. In the case of Sarah V. Zahn against George V. Zahn, this morniug Judge Bradley granted the complainant a decroe of divorce on the ground of habitual drunkenness and cruel treatment, which endangered the life and health of the petitioner, and gave her the cus- tody of the three children—Bertha May, Alice and Fredcrick. Bax Oxz Som Sonz. TRIED EVERYTHING WITHOUT RELIEF, NO REST NIGHT OR DAY, CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES. ‘My baby, when two months old, had a breaking out with what the doctors called eczema, Her head, arms, feet and hands were cach one solid sore. I tried every- thing, but ueither the doctors nor anything else did her any good. 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HENKIETTA CASHMERE, elegant French Gress woods, uearly yard abd'a Lalt wider pure wool, cial cash bargaitt D6e. special SHEETING COTTON, immense double width, ex- cellent quali BED COMFORTS, extra heavy, immense assort- mout, 873c., $1, 81.75, $1.50, 81.75, 8 LADIEs' CLOTH Dhks8 GUODS, wide, double fc pure wool, all colors, cush Darwates 3S musts GGAN Stockings, quality SPAS pane Se Mens ios BLACK SILK MOHAIR BRILLIANTINES, wide double told, 2c, 3c, 3736. Black Surah Silks, 30, 50e, 6c, Lonsdale Cambric, finest quality, 100, Double Bignukets, $1.25, 81.50, 82. CARTER'S STRICTLY CASH STORE, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH st, A CASH PURCHASE AMOUNTING TO 96 EX- TITLES YOU TO A VALUABLE YRESENT. 07 — Foss Axo Wars. : Our stock is SEALSKIN SHOULDER CAPES with Persian Vest. “SHOULDER CATES la every variety of Pes tush “SRALSKIN SACKETS AND SACQUES ot cid Duplicates will be higher next month. — FURS AND FUB TRIMMING AND FEATHER All goods reliable and prices aslowas any house a in 2 ae ‘WILLETT & RUOF?, ‘MATTERS AND FURRIERS, oom - 905 PENM. AVE, ceived. They are CTOBER 11, 1890— oll ? it and there's no baw French , October st n.w., between Patent and Post a @ new and extensive line _e- ware, Jay pay panese Goods, Silks, ” Hotel Johnson Cafe. One thousand Rockaway Oysters re- t and of the most delicious flavor. Also a large shipment of Hampton Bars from the famous Hampton Roads, where the salt sea water ebbs and flows over them twice every twenty-four hours. Gent's Cafe, first floor; Ladies’ and Gent’s main en trance, 13th st (elevator); v-E et. Remember high grade 'e © experience. Fine trade solicited. 1t Guns for sale or hire. 477 Pa ave. n.w. 1t° A Sore Throat or Congh often results in an it Bro: incurable throat or lung trouble. “Brown's mchial Troches” giv. 1 stant relief. 500 Dozen More of Those Extra Fine 25c. Seamless fialf Hose, double heels and toes, in all.colors; selling so rap ly at 15c., 6 ee for 70c., at C. AUgxpacu’s, 7th and H, mestic Sewing Machine ann Pa ttern Agenoy. 010-2 “Seen and Read by all men,” red every time is Salvation Oil. Only 25 cents a bottle. 6 Dr. C. W. Benson, the well-known Bal- timore Speci it in Skin Diseases and Diseases of the Nervous System, has opened an office in Washington, D.C., for the treatmont of all Skin and fluous all E. Nervous Diseases and removing super- irs, warts, moles, marks, tumors and ee Dr. Benson or his partner. Dr. kee, can be found every Wednes- day from 8:30 a.m, to 5:30 p.m. at their office, 1212 G st. nw. 09-5t Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa, a delicious, fat-; producing drink which does not distress, 4 Fresh Supply of Those Superior $2.50 Sax ing and Breech Loaders for hire, Go to Tarrax 1013 Pa. ave. On Account of the Rainy Days wili sell day: ING ony Wool German Hand Knit Jackets, seli- 8o rapidly at 21.49, in all colors,at C, AUER- 7th and H, Domestic Sewing Machine tern Agency. 010-2t ol-1 the $3.50 Dress Forms for $1.98 for three $ longer, Oct. 9,10 and 11, Domxstic Sew- Macuise Company, 7th and H sts, 09-3t Pearls.—Get your mouth fatf by using “Teaberry,” the new wonder. a 07-c03t ___ EP. Menrz. Piles! Piles! Piles!—Dr. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment is the only ture cure for Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered, It nev er fails tocure old chronic cases of long standing. WiuuaMs Myre. Co. Cleveland, Ohio. An §22b-s, tu, th1508 Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm, No, 9 It O1 For Foot Bal Tarray’s, 1013 Pa, charms on sight. Its uso, enraptures, fice 437 9th orth west, 09-2m weuters, $2, 83, $4, go to re. ol-1 Visit the University Heights Tower for the finest view in the District. Plats of the subdivision of Reprorp W. WaLKER, 1006 F st., or H. Bantoy, 1931 F st, 08-6 Castoria. When baby was sick we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss site cli When she had Children she gave to Castoria, em Custoria, ja16-th,s,tu,1y Nothing Over 10 Cents.—Every variety of goods at Hyxax Bros’, Mammoth 5and 10 Cent Store, No. 1320 7th st. nw. 07-6t* For Douglas’ Celebrated Shoes go to Tarran’s, 1013 Pa. ave. ol-lm tles C. Pauaer, Agent, at y Star Spring Water, Star Spring Water for sale in bot- the ginss by all droggiste, Sax’. 025-8, tu, th1508 and Plats of University Heights can be ob- tain H. Barros, 183) ed of Reprorp W. Watxer, 1006 F st., or 08-6 bottle, No. 1 Rye Whisky. 88a gal. ai Best in the world for the money. mj3-s-tr ___McGus’s, 689 D near 7th st, Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, Diffi- ence, Kexual Weakness, Pimples cured by Dr. Miles’ Nervine, Ke Tarray’s, 1013 Pa, ave. Samples free at Mrarz's Davo Store, 1014 F st ‘or Gymuasium Suits, all grades, go to ol-im Buy Your Coal of J. Maury Dove. Only highest grades of family coal handied. jy15-tf uo coumitestous, VATLV y 5,000 ONEY IN A. _o11-10t MONEY TO LOAN. TU LUAN BY YRIVATE PARLY (IN one sui Preferred) on improved city city, 6 per cent, three to five Yeara; no brokers; Addrvss, for three days, so-n-3¢ to AMOUNT FROM #250 UPWARD to foun on real estato; lowest raton, no delay. CED MY HANDS BY CLI- Loan st Once in Stuns to Suit on ddress JUHN STEPHEN, 472 La avo. nie. on os #30-2m N.—WE HAVE SUMS RANGING from 8800 up to $25,000 to loan a rt terest. No delay, GAN & aaron ‘Ais STOCKS AND BONDS, Ale YANK H. PELOUZE, __- 1335 F street (sveond floor.) ¥ TO LOAN AT and Bonds LOW KATES. ALL LocaL ovis CUNT Moras, Cor, 15th and F ais, I Wagons, Household Gos prin 1 pu nyinente: Leity. Box Us, Bur office. MS3tx, TO LOAN— $3900. | 0 YOU WANT MONEY?—10 TO 8100 70LOAN at Low Interest on Furniture, Pianos, Horses, or other personal property; payable in weekly or mou of xoods. from residenc a icine and muterest uo removal 81,000, 8500 and 8; proved city real Sntate, "Loaue of larger amounts negotiated. Gh. W. LINKINS, 500 19th st. nw. M ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS ties, WhaCOTT, WILCO: 1907 Pennsylvania ave. aud 6th st, and ave, ONEY IN HAND 1 1UAN ON REAL ESTATE eccurity in sums towult, “ALBERY ¥. FOX, im 2. ‘0 SUIT ON REAL & CO, yuisians Lia Estate Securit ones ‘TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP- yroved Real ket ape: ay: Me tate Security. TYLEM & i u' 1 ia 0" NEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE—PHOMPT attention to all applications. SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 13-1m O27 F stale. npro Loan— Real 13 ‘THOS. E, WAGGAMAN. ROM $1,000 TO $25,000 TO LOAN ON, ey mt % rates of TL Eckert tates Pata Mf ONEY to Loan MO in Suits Tnoa e600 vewARD Al 5 AND 6 PKE CENT, on REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. BR. O. HOL: As Corner 10th and aw oP Lb a og myio_” MUlhe Arlhwtua Fie tae Gore oie Ajew sums of KY To LOAN IN Latex AND SMALL Cus at Lowea fieal ‘Estate Securit 3, NSM BUTE IA Ye Gontsa S00 and up at S ‘ceut. UTCK. aac ibe NEY TO LOAN Ott Approved Weal Fijete Security, in Waateahel of Columbia, i any cone et ee ee sel7 & 1324 ¥ st. nw. ONEY TO LO. sume eetate security. i to po on. . ree MM soy aoe eee KY TOLOAN ON Mae sexe REAL ESTATE OR te ya rates of interests no Oalag x tee es 4 LY Successor to: fs ania, apple pega ea pare ee FAMILY SUPPLIES, Monday, October 13, ‘Thursday and Saturday, ‘This Wenece of the HOWARD BIG BURLESQUE COMPANY. ‘The Original “THE ISLE OF RED.” Racy, Recherche Reproductions, MATT MORGAN'S LIVING WORKS OF ART. ‘The Latest and Liveliest Burlesque, Realistic o11-3t THE O-COUNTRY FAIR. Race Course, Pretty Bookmakers, Graceful ‘Jockeys. G_E® JOmN A. LoGaN CAMP, & V., Will Give an EXCURSION THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1890, FREDERICK AGRICULTURAL FAIR. Tickets, Round Trip, Including Leaves BL 1.65. tt ar Frederick Clty at? nm. ol i-at SATURDAY NIGHT—Bicycle night, An immense bicycle will be given im fireworks with wheels re- Yolving. Marvelous sight, 300 FEET LONG, 300 BY 100 FE! OF POMPEIL ERUPT! VESUVIUS, Acrobats, Bo! PARTICIPANTS. LAKE OF Ft je at Bren tano's, “Take Herdic Line direet to xrounds Metropolitan R.R, 14th st.care. oll A EPACaHs GHAXD OFEKA HOUSE TONIGHT AT 8 ‘Last appearance of the Young American Star, CORA COKA NE ROR, Int 4 by # Grand Com) A NEXT WEEK McCAULL OFERA COMPANY in the “7 SUABIAN: SEATS NOW ON SALE. oll uw EKSALIST CHURCH, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER THU: 22. IRSDAY, OCTOBER 23, At 8 pm. THE Fanos LOTUS GLEE CLUB (Male Quartette) ‘Of Bostoi Ascisted by Miss MINNIE. MARSHALL, Roader, a stow. Mr. MARSHALL P. WILDER. 50 cents. Tickets at Metzerott's, 11 «Ag N=: NATIONAL THEATRE, Tonight at § Last Performance. DANIEL FROHMAN'S NEW YORE CHARITY BALL. ‘The mast ‘York Lyceui Next we ae 010-4" SF4 GkovE. feck: MEBEY,G0-RouND, 18th LYCEUM THEATRE CO, IN Henrietta Crossman, Mrs. Charles Walcott, . Thos. Whiffen Miudothers ever ted at the Kow eannenated play present FRANCIA WILSON AND COMPANY tp MONAKCH."" Beats now onsale ol. aud U, opposite Pain's Fireworks, ‘Hours: ‘Children from 4 to 7. Fare 5c. a ride. A GRAND TOURNAMENT AND BALL Will be give at the SPA SPRING GROVE, Bladensburg, Md. TUKSDAY, October 14, 1890, lassen of Kniehts, professio: amateur, and Too nal and eizht handsome Prizes will be awarded to the success- ful kinghts, “A LBAUGI RAND OPZRA HOUSE. SEATS ARE NOW ON SALE FOR THE Annual Engagcment Next MM MMMM aid Week of the Famous iM" OCD vu vu "co vu U So daa UD cclU a A OPERA COMPANY, OPERA COMPAS}, OPEKA COMPANY, > AA Presenting the Latest Comic Opera Success, the : 5 annn2 gee we | i lussar. THE COMPANY INCLUDES: Lilly Post, Chauncey Olcott, Satan, See Gore Henderson.” Witliain Biavedel Mathilde Cottreily, Jessie Corlette, Charles Turner, John E. Murphy, Al ars OF 50." ONCHESTRA OF 20, ttBA-NEW NaTiIoNaL ‘THEATRE. SEATS NOW ON SALE FOR FRANCIS WILSON AND COMPANY'S Production of the new comic -Ot From the Broadway Theatre, ARRIS* BIJOU THEATER. Week Commen THE MERRY MONARCH. MONDAY, October 6. Tht Mattnees Tuesday, ‘Thuraday aid saturday, Superb Production of the Powerful Realistic Play, MY JACK, dramatic story of landand sea, illustrated unfolding » ae sea, late Matt Morgan's TWELVE SCENIC MASTERPIECES, Next Week—-INSHAVOGUE. 06-0 ROF. SHELDON’ i ruil corps of elisrent seciete ite. m. Aful efficent o ‘Tiursdaye and Saturdays. ‘Seud 1004 F ST. N.W., THE juss dancing in Wi for cireular. ALIFORNIA HAWLEY, Jew fees Cars, OCTOBER 14, 15, 16 AND 17, LARGEST FAIR In MARYLAND, PREMIUMS AND PURSES, $12,000. ‘Vocal and Instrumental Concert every evening, com- 7 p.m. Admission 10cente. 527-30 Cov. Me™ VEKNON, TRE TOMB OF WASHINGTON. Untii further notid the palatial iron aud steel steamer CHARLES MACALESTER Win leave her wharf, foot of 78 st. daily, except Bun- sae follows VE! Wattincton ot°4 pom ro VERNON, srounds 61. EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &e. ~ i] ON at 20 Lam. and at 30 pa LL. BLARE, Captain. conta, ft tive to MARSHALL. HALL 3 drm "Last" oon ererves is ‘aabington ost __ STAGE EXCURSIONS. D MITTS TALLY HO COACH LINE Le. BP 013 1th st aw fp ars Lows Fr " a0e. am. 2300 Csbin Yoh Bridge Wed. snd ban. Spm. Zoe as ____ AUCTION SALES. W* lowenrnar, AUCTIONEER. HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, CROCKFRY, GLARs AND TIN WAKE, CUTLERY, LAMPS. Rc. aT Mbay Uk SOLD Avcrion. “ Nibe NTINUED | Mi MORNING, OCLOBER | THIRTRENTI, ot .W. GODS ie WM. LOWENTHAL, AUCTIONEER OLIFFE, DARK & CO, 4 OCLOCK, AT 817 7 4 ? Toe ‘TH 8T. &. uctioneers ‘820 Pa ave. mw. TRUSTER'S SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL FST. BAER SCKEET BRIWKEN TMIKTY SIXTM (LINGAN) STREET AND THIKTL- PIS TH CWARMEN) BIKEET, IN GEORGE- On KATCRDAY, OcTO! N BALE PASE POUR OCLOCK EMsT wil eel AB eee Pre? SUM NUMBERED 50 IN BLOCK OR QUAKE we, 5 GEORGETOWN, D. yi By 4 ie Prospect stroet with a depth af 120 yess of sale "Ques thind vant, ba fears, at G per cout, secured by deed of trust, of it cash,” at purchaser's “opti “Lepeatt quiredat Time of mule. “Terme to be complied sree ia ten ferme to be compl Teserves the RALESROO™M at 2 a rl BEGINNING OF THE F e ocL This IRST FLOOR AT ‘TEN LOCK AM. collection, which 1s of unusual proportions and CHERKY FOL sh ARDROBES, NT BLE LAND OTME COUCHE! AND LOUNGES. OAK AND WALNUT SIDE- BOARDS, EXTENSION TABLES TN ALL KINDS: OF = WOODs, PORTIEL AND HANGINGS, HAIR AND (HUSK MATTRESSES, PRATHER PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS, EADY CHAIRS ROCK! AT RACKS, DINING RE ENGKAVINGS, LADIE! IC "RACKS. she BUTARIEG AND Ag418. KITCHEN FURS’ A LARGE LOT MOQUET, WILTON, BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY AND INGRAIN’ CAKPEIS, KU AND Atl SQUARES. ALSO, FOURTEEN CASES IMPORTED CHAMPAGN! COGNAC | BRANDY, PORT. RET AN! SHEKKY WINES, TOGETHER WITH A SMALL LOT GROCERIES, ALL IMPOK\ED BY AND FOR THE PRIVATE Usk OF A FOREIGN Who is leaving the city. The entire collection to be sold and now open for inspection, exclusively within our beautiful sales- MOQ rooms, #20 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, dale’ Ti 4th, at 10am. No posiponement N to the elements on 10 goods ¢: SPECIAL SALE OF IMPORTED BULBS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE HYACINTHS OF THE FIX- EST VARIETIES, POLYANTHUR, NAKCISSUS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE TULIPS Chucus 18 GREAT VAKIET), TOGETHER With MANY UTHER RAKE BUI On TUE~DAY MOKNING, OCTOBER FOUR- TEENH, 1890, at TWELVE O'CLOCK. I shall sell ‘superb consignments of 15 Dealers aud private buyers tal attention. o1l-2t THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer, JUNCANSON BKOS., Auctioneers. E'S SALE OF HORS! WAGONS, HAR- IKON SAFE, 8ODA Ai ely NGINE, DILAM PUMP, BOTTLING ar- PAKATUs, TILES, &c. &c, BEING OON- TENTS OF BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT No. 16 D STREET NOKTHEAST. Paretus and lable, Pulleys, steam Pump Machines, oue Seali ue, 200 Dozen Patent Btoposr Bottioe, 100 Dosen Bealed Bottles, 100 Dozen Bottles, with Plain aud Patent Stopper Botues, ‘Terms: $00 cash; balance in six and twelve mont vert = " ‘with notes bearing interest and secured by a va and r ue, Bottle Wasber. trast (chattels) upon the ‘sold, or all, She option of the purchaser. All conve ing ot purchaser's cont Jol _DUNCANSON ios. oka ATCLIFFE, DAME & O0., A) Recerre sus ,ae TRUSTEE’S SALE OF TWENTY-THI BUILDING Lis IN sQUAKE 749 ON a KD Thee WEST SIDE), DETWEEN K AND L STRERTS iORTHEAST, AND ON THE ALLEY IN KEAK OF SAID ‘KEET. vay yee OCTOBI ON Fi ER SEVEN- TEENTH. 1890, beginning st HALY-PAST FOUM O'CLOCK, Twili sell tu frout of the premises ‘BUB'LUIS 35, 34, 3, 3B, SU, 40 AND Aly Lots 33, 34 and 35 trout 19 feet 8 5-6 incheson ad-etrect sud run. back that wiath WO fect tame enon, ‘Lots 38, JU, 40 aud 41 front 18 foot 10 3-5 inches on the eae wirect and have patie ‘the samme aliey. iso 4 TO SY, BOTH INCLUSIY! or ritese tous trout NO dost 24 16 feet 2% inches on the 1 both that width tos ten-foot im the rear and comprise all the aliey lot im square. ‘Tuis is am excellent opportunity to secure building sites or for investinent 1 this locality, as the property. Will be sold in parcels to suit purc! Ee : One-third cash, balance in ome secured by deed of trust with 6 per at pur- terest ou ceferred ven or all cash, au os of Soi on each of ‘he Sd 1 SUB LOTS Al PATRICK UDONNOGHUL ct ah RATCLIFFE, DARL Olldads clunate are far superior to that of those grown here in ‘the south, being much firmer and swector. Aloo sust in—ELEGANT CREAMEKY BUTTEB—~in Printeand tube Price moderate. Also, fresh roasted every day, ae usual—GENUINE MANDHELING JAVA COFFEE—tery old, (G28 Oth ot. bet Dand E Joon & Derveuss, BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, Bos, 420-482 1ITH ST. H.W. Wasurmagon, Dc, = * * sre always ready toexecute Printing in all its branches ‘They pay epecial attention to works of « Seientifie Character, Briefs, Records for the Courts, Arguments ‘before the Departments and the various Commissions in session in the eity and all work of « Legal or Boten- {fic character, ‘renotified that we heve the LARGEST FORCE OF PRINTERS employed in the city end can gvt out