Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1890, Page 8

THE LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A.M. TUESDAY. For the Di ct of Coiumbia, Maryland and Virginia, cloudy weather and rain; easterly Wiuds, becoming sontherly; slightly warmer. CONDITION OF TRE WATER. Temperatnre and condition of water at 7 #.m.—Great Falls, temperature, 66: condition. 12. Keceiving reservoir, temperature, 63, Con- dition at north connection. 20: condition at south connection. 30; distributing reservoir, temperature, 67; condition at influent gate honse, 18; condition at eflluent gate house, 27. High tide in the river, 7:26 p.m.; low tide in the river, 1:19 p.m. City Orticiay. L ALEXANDER, A Foozisn Procerptye.—You need not use abatchet to break an egg or a strong whisky tonic to break up your nervousness, depression or weakuess. For all forms of nervous weak- ness or seusitiveness use Dr. Henley's Celery Beef and Iron, a perfect nerve tonic and nutri- ment. It strengthens, builds up and energizes every part of the nervous system. It is wise to use it in tim ‘77 Pa. ave. He that speaketh lies shall not eseape. but he that useth A. L. C. Tonic will escape disease, Have You Seex Wesley Heights, adjoining the grounds of the great Methodist University? If not give us acall. Sale closes October 25. Prices, 19 and 20c. per foot. Jous F, WaGoamas, cor. 14th and G sts, nw. Srrenprp Glasses $1. Hemrren, $53 Pa. ave. Usrveastry Hearts, the finest and best im- proved subdivision in the District; 5 to 25 cents per foot. Plats from Repronp W. WaLxen, 1006 F st., or H. Bantox, 1331 F st. For Aut Krsps of ammunition go to Tar- Pan's, 1013 Pa. avi Caster Protoorarns only $2 per doz., two positions, Laxpxen, Photographer, 419 9th st. ‘Tue well-known firm of Johnson Brothers supply more families with fuel than any one firm in the United States. Westey Heronrs, adjoining the grounds of the great Methodist University, sells rapidly. ‘The most beautiful suburban location. High. dry and sightly. Prices 10 to 20 cents a toot. dso. F. WaGGAMAN, corner Lith and G streets. Exsewnenre will be found the advertisement of Jobn Rudden, credit and cash furniture stores, 990 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 houyehold goods. The peculiar merit of this house rests not so much on its grand assortment of furniture, carpets, stoves, é&c., as upon the low prices wud easy terms upon. which they may be bought. ‘Zhe merits of Mr. Kudden’s credit system cannot be to!d in print, neither can the lowness of his prices. A personal visit 13 required, and we advise all intending purchasers to give him # call, Wrstrx Hxscurs, adjoining the grounds of the great Methodist University, offer the greatest opportunities to persons desirous of investing small amounts. Prices 10 to 20 cents foot. Sales opened September 25; will close Netober 1890. Jo. P. Wacoamay, corner 1ith aud G streets northwest. You Wm. Reoret not having invested at University Heights. Buy at once while prices are low. Repronp W. Warker, 1006 F st., or H. Garrox, 1331 F ee ee For Bancarys in breech loaders go to Tar- Pay’s, 1013 Pa. ave. Canrets CamPuoratEp and made moth proof frce of charge. Emrme Canret CiEanixo Wouns, 631-635 Mass. ave. n.w. Telephone 425-2. Ec Your Coat of J. Macny Dove. Only Lighest grades of family coal handled. Wester Heronts, adjoining the grounds of the great Methodist University, is otfered at syndicate prices until October 25. Now is the time to buy. Prices, 10 to 2c. a foot. Joux F. Wacoamax. cor. 1th and G sts, Jouy’s Restaurant, 1126 7th st. n.w. Oxe Quant of €1 whisky for 75e. Can't be beat. Cas. Knarxen, 787 7th st. ow. Hovse & Henewayy’s for furniture and car- Pets. Cash or credit, See adv't., page 5. Dos’t Purciase Axywnerr until yon see University Heights. For plats, &c., call on Reprorp W. Waxkex, 1006 F st., or H. Bartos, 1331 F st. at For Fisutra Tackre st low prices go to Tarray’s, 1013 Pa. av Do Not Bur anywhere until you have seen Wesley Heights, adjoining the grounds of the great Methodist University. She most lovely spot for rural homes. Sale opens 29 and closes Uctober Prices, 10 to 20c. per foot. Joux F. Waceamax, Cor. Lith and G sts. new. CITY AND DISI AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Arpavon’s.—McCau Opera Company in “Tie Seven Suabians. Narioxat.—Francis Wilson and Company in “The Merry Monarch.” Manre “Inshavogue.” EVENING STAR: WASHINGTO DAY, OCTOBER 13, 1890. AMUSEMENTS. Gen. Jno. A. Logan Camp, &. V., will give an excursion to the Frederick fair next Thursday. Round trip special train, including admission, $1.65. Train leaves B. and O, station at 4:30 am, Pompeii will not burn tonight, owing to the bad weather, but it will be a blaze of glory Tucsday and Wednesday nights, positively the last night being Wedne: ‘There are 4,000 seats at 25 cents, 2,000 at cents and 1,000 at 75 cents and $1. ee Good Templar Mectings. The meeting of Perseverence Lodge in Elks’ Hall Saturday evening was largely attended and interesting. One new member was initi- ated under ® most impressive ceremonial, Past Chief V. R. Bishop presiding. Officers to fill vacancies were clected as follo 8. W. Russell, C.T.; Mrs. A. G. Powell, V.T., and Miss Jennie Griffin, marshal. Kirby, spe- cial deputy, officiated at tl Dur- ing the good of the order members of two largecommittees sitting in Good Templar’s Hall for promoting movements for an entertain- ment to raise means for refurnishing Good Templar Hall and for celebrating the twenty- fifth anniversary of Good Templary came in. Remarks upon these two movements were made by A. Kalstrom, G.C.T.; J. R. Mahoney, P.G.C.; Grand Counsellor Van Vleck, Grand Secretary Spurgeon and others, a duct was rendered by Mr. and Mrs. A. H. An ideal juvenile temple se: Good Templars’ Hall yesterday afternoon for the benefit of new superintendents. A large delegation from Undine Temple, Superindent Miss May Aaron and Mrs. Bishop in charge, was present to illustrate the work. The regu- lar exercises were supplemented by literary exercises and songs, Miss Emma Bishop at the organ. A dialogue was rendered by the Misses e and Gertie Beck and recitations by Nellie Bishop and Larue Browning. Among the visitors were Mra. Jones, superintendent, member of Washington; Miss A. Miller of D. P. Holloway; Spencer, superintendent of Star of Hope Temple, and Grand Chaplain Blackford of Independent Lodge. Remarks were made by the grand chaplain, by Miss Miller and the grand superintendent. The regular Sunday evening meeting in Good Templar’s Hall yesterday was under direction of Perseverance Lodge. Chief Templar Rowley of Holloway Lodge led the singing, Miss ‘Thomas of Clements at the organ. Tho Hon. F. 8. Goodrich of Florida, speaker of the even- ing, made such a marked iinpression in secur- ing signatures to the pledge, that a rising vote of thanks was tendered him. Miss Griffin gave a recitation and Mrs, Fawcett a select reading, both of which were highly appreciated. Grand Chaplain Blackford conducted the devotional exercises, 2 —— A Washingtonian’s Success. A special cable to the’New York Sun says that D’Oyley Carte is organizing a company for the production at his new theater of Sullivan's grand opera, “Ivanhoe.” Last week he signed a contract with “the talented young American, Francois Noije, to create the principal baritone role, The Templar, Noije isa young man of whom his friends expect great things. He is a favorite pupil of Lamperti, with whom he studied for several years in Dresden. He made his debut in London two years ago at Christine Nilsson’s farewell concert at Albert Hall, His American debut was with the Clara Louise Kellogg Opera Company and be has sung with great success in Germany and Bohemia, as well as in public and private concerts in Lon- don. Noije will go to Dresden to study the music with Lamperti.” Washingtonians will recognize under this stage cognomen Mr. Francis H. Noyes, who was well known in mu- sical circles here before he went abroad to cul- tivate his voice. His many friends will be glad to learn of his success. Ho is ason of the late S. V. Noyes of this city. i An Alley Case to Be Tested. Police Sergeaut Anthony Shilling of the first precinct was a defendant in the Police Court this morning. The charge was brought against him at his own request in order to see whether the law applies to the particular offense. The sergeant is the owner of a horse and in a 14- foot alley in the rearof his stable he has a nure box that is 30 inches wide. ‘TLe alley is kept in an unusually clean condition, so that if the charge of obstructing the alley is decided against the officer the police will start in to clear all the alleys throughout the city of these boxes. The case will ve decided later on. gindcacton eis Delay in Condemning the Post Office Site. ‘Lo the Editor of Tur EvESING Stan: ‘The property holders of square No, 323, se- lected as # site for the city post office, would like again to avail themselves of your valuable medium in calling attention to the delay in its appraisement and further necessary proceed- ings in assuming ownership. The Attorney General's assistant says it will take two months to examine deeis of the different lots to deter- mine whether the aggregate number of feet of the entire square corresponds with the number of fect called for by the several deeds of lotsand alleyway of the square. The property owners think this an unreasonable time with all the data before the exumincrs; besides this de- Jay works great hardship, in that the taxes are due in November, and if not then paid two per cent is chargeable additional. In the mean- time the uncertainty precludes a tenancy, tius adding a loss of monthly rent. Many of ‘these owners are dependent upon these rents for cur- rent expenses. To say the least tho govern- Kernan’s,—Howard Big Burlesque Com- pany. Giosr.—New York Gaiety Company. Sr. Peren’s Cuvacn.—Concert and Fair. CONDENS! LOCALS. Company C. Washington Light Infantry Corps, has issued invitations for a complimen- tary hop (the first of the season) at the armory on the evening of Tuesday, the 21st instant. ‘The supreme body of the order of colored Odd Fellows, which has teen in session in At- Janta, Ga., for several days, adjourned Satur- ‘The next sesvion will be held in this city. .¢ grand officers were re-elected, Columbia Lodge. L U. G. T., held a gospel temperance mecting rday afternoon at Clavaugh Hall, 1630 lith street. An attentive audience listened to speeches by Rev. J. J. Muir of E Street Baptist Church, Dr. Kirby, L. Mi. Mcoers and 3. G. Wise. The music was by Columbia Lodge choir, At Bergner & Engel’s brewery, corner of Vir- ginia avenue and 6th street, the elevator screw roke Saturday afternoon, and John Scanlin, one of the employers, had his shoulder dislo- cated and his foot crushed. Miss Lottie Williams, living at 510 18th street northwest, was passing through Franklin Square Saturday evening when she was ap- proached bya man fifty years old who at- tempted to gether watch by grabbing the chain. Two colored men appeared just in time to frighten the would-be highwayman. It was Dr. Wm. H. Heron and not Dr. George H. Heron who was recently appointed on the stuff of the Homeopathic Free Dispensary, ee Transfers of Real Estate, Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: A. M. Coyle to Joseph Strasburger, 8. 34 2, sq. 457; $100. Nellie M. Simmons to R. M. Bell, pts. 17 to 19, sq. 982; -.. Ella E. Barker to sub R, sq. 669; 8. M. Bell to H. 3. Waltez, subs 15, 16 and 20, sq. 992; 3. G.N. Walker to ——, lots 18, 19, 21 @ud 22. blk. 5, Ivy City; $2,500. Ang. Burg- dort to Charles Meyer, Jot 1, sq. 119, and 6 to John P. Hickey to A. E. Riddle, J. H. Marr to A. Am- z . W. H. Manogue to P. V. De Graw, pt. 3, 4q. 757; $3,450, Catha- rine V. C. Van Rensalear to J. V. Van Ren- salear,subs 60 to 62, »q. 597; 8. B.Jiobinson to . Baldwin, pta. 17 and 18, sq. 623: 3,55 Violeta 8. Wilson to Lucy E. Mccleiland, sub 154, sq. 204; $1,992 Nannie E. Hillyer to Dis trict of Columbia, pt. 4, blk. 1, T. and B.'s sub Mt Pleasant; @—. Mary Black to G. F lians, sub 7, sq. ® 1019;@—. G.F. to J. A. Repettr, same property; $—. Augusta M. Weaver, trustee, et al., to EB Cottrell et al., pt. Jacob and St. Philip; @—. KD. Edelin to A. H. Semmes, subs 143, 147, 163, 164, 167, 168 and 171, Loug Meadows; Eleanor C. Bris- coe to same, subs 139, 141, 146, 155, 156, 166, 170, 172 and 173, do.; @—. Edmonia Semmes to same, lots 145, 152, 153 and 163, do.; Rosalie Edelin to same, subs 140, 142, 1 ‘149, 150, 151, 154 and 165, do.; ¢—. Georg. Davis to Maria J. 8. 8, Ww. Davis, lot 14, bik. 13, Brookland; $400. D. W. Stevens to Hannah J. Matthewson, pt. 2, sq. 757; ie Tue Sate of lots will close the tober. Wesley Heights. Cnorce Hyacrytus, Tvunirs aNp Crocts at Averiox.—‘lomorrow at 12 o'clock Auctioneer Dowling will sell at his auction rooms, 11th and Va. avenue, a choice consignment of flowering bulbs just received from Holland. Parties who bave ls~us to decorate should attend this sale.* —_——_—_ « One of the most attractice sales of new and fine second-hand furniture, carpets, &c., ever held in this city will take place at the rooms of Ratcliffe, Darr & Co., auctioneers, 920 Pa. ave. u.W., tomorrow (Tuesday) at 10 ‘o'clock. No postponement, Everything sold within the Fuoms, — Ade pooner DE . Comz at Oxcz or you will lose the golden evvortunity. Wesley Heights, ad 25th of Oc- . ment is inflicting an unnecessary wrong in un- entirely at variance with common business principles. The Attorney General's attention 1s respectfully calied to the gravity of eR. the situation. Prorexty Ows ———— The Woman’s Press Association, Mrs. H. N. Ralston has invited the members of the W p.A. tomeet at hor residence in Hyattsville next Friday evening, and the mem- bers will be at the Daltimore and Chio station to leave on the 6:20 train, returning at 10 o'clock. At the last meeting of the ussociation Mrs. M. D. Lincoin was elected a delegate to the worid’s fair, ‘the committee appointed to present a peti- tion to Congress to grant a charter to the Woman's National Presa Association, of which Mrs. Belva Lockwood was chairman, made a report and the bill—printed, read and referred tothe committee on the judiciary—was dis- cussed by the members, A Razor Carrier Sentenced. A young man, who registered as William M. Brooks, was taken into a police station about 5 o'clock this morning and required to give an account of himself. His clothing looked like he was a tramp and his words bore out that suspicion. He told the officers that he was on his way from Baltimore to Alexandria. In his pocket was a razor in a case, which he said had been given hiw. He repeated his story to Judge Mills, aud the latter said that if it were not for the razor he would let him go, but as he haa that weapon on him a fine of $50 was imposed. He was given thrce months in de- faule ——— A Sunday Fight in a Beer Garden. Last night at the Washington city garden on New York avenue Nicholas Lochbochler vio- lated the Sunday law by dispensing liquid re- freshments, Some persons who had imbibed too much started a tight, during which Thos, Shea had his head battered and @ couple of his fingers badly bitten. Policemen Wannell and Dean appeared and arrested Shea anda boy named Eugene Dai- ley for disorderly conduct, and the proprictor of the place was charged with violating the Sunday law. ‘This morning in the Police Court the pro- Pprictor was arraigned and he plead guilty. A fine of $20 was imposed. Dailey was tined 65 and Shea forfeited a similar amount, ee For Shooting Crap. Joseph Goode, a colored man who works in the brick yards, told Judge Mills today that he “wasn't shootin’ ‘crap,’ but Policeman Bland- ford caught him in a crowd of “crap shooters” on South Capitoi street and Judge Milis tined him 25 or fiftee: i Oxty Two Niouts Monx.—Positively only two more performances of “The Destruction of Pom- peti,” Tuesday and Wednesday nights, weather permitting. You should see thie marvelous production by all means, It has been crowded every night; 4,000 seats at 250. each, 2,000 seats at 50c. each, 1,000 seats at Tic. and 81. You will regret not gomg. Atlantic Park, 17th and Ustreets, Take Lerdic or 14th street cars.—Advt, ———— Tuat Varvance Dwettixa House No. 925 O street, corner Cojumbia, will be sold at auc- tion tomorrow (Tuesday, 14th October,) at 4.39 o'clock p.m, An exccilent chance tor invest- ment. sc —-__ Jewerers, why take chances of burglars when you can exchange your fire-proof safes for guaranteed burglar proof. For prices, full particulars, call or address J. 'T. Kasien, jr., Sth and F streets northwest, Terms made to suit.—Adrt, — Imrontant.—Attend the sale of fine furniture at Dowling’s auction rooms, 11th and Pennsyl- vania avenue, on Wi y next at 10:30 o'clock. Qn exhibition tomorrow.—Ade Dr. Rankin Elected. The American Board, as the great foreign missionary society of the Congregationalists is commonly called, at itsrecent session in Minne- polis, elected Rev. Dr. Rankin of this city a corporate member. Denominationally this recognition is considered a mark of great re- spect and consideration. cian The Count and the President. To the Editor of Tut Evexixe Star: The other evening it was announced that the President, on bis return from his trip, would receive the Count of Paris ‘with due cere- mony.” I venture to suggest that the count cannot, properly, be received by the President with any other “ceremony” than would be ob- served at the visit of a private gentleman who hadserved in our army nearly thirty yoars ago and who was the titular author of a very fair history of the war of the rebellion. ‘The reason is obvious. The Count of Paris is a pretender to the throne of a republic, be- tween which republic and our own exist very close ties, not only of diplomatic alliance, but of sentimental sympathy and attachment. Moreover, it has lately transpired that he has been conspiring against that republic and seeking to overthrow it in the promotion of his personal sclfish schemes through—of all peo- ple—that mock hero, Boulanger. It cannot be doubted that President Harri- son appreciates all thie and that his reception of the count will show that while this country is grateful for whatever service he rendered in camp or at the author's desk to this republic ivhas no sympathy with his efforts to destroy the French republic nor tho factitious prom- inence he has acquired thereby RD. M. More Census Announcements. The Consus Office has announced the popula- tions of cities and towns as follows: Chester, Pa., 20,167; increase, 5,170, or 34.47 per cont. Columbia, Pa., 10,597; increase, 2,285, or 27.49 per cent, Lancaster, Pa., 32,090; increase, 6,321, or 24.53 per cent. Phoenixville, Pa., 8,508; increase, 1,$26, or 27.33 per it. South Chester, Pa., 7,067; increase, 3,043, or 92.88 per cent. West Chester, Pa, 7,965; increase, 919, or 13.04 per cent. York, Pa., 20,849; increase, 6,909, or 49.56 per cent. Reading, Pa, 58, % increase, 15,648, or 36.16 per cent. South Bethlchem, Pa., 10,3: 461, or 110.88 percent. South E: increase, |. C.; 10,433: 1,082, or 23.96 er cent, Haleigh, iherease, 3.593, or 38.13 per cent. State of South Carolina, 1,147,161; increa: 151,584, or 15.23 per cent. Baltimore coun’ Md., 72.839; decrease. 10.497. City of bi more, Md., 434,151; increase, 101,8 percent. State of Arkansas, 1,125,385; in- crease, 322,460, or 40.23 per cent. State of North Dakota, 182,425; increase, 145,516, or 394.26 per cent. Corporal Tanner Denies. Ex-Commissioner Tanner denies in toto the dispatch trom Columbus, Ohio, to the effect that Representative Cooper had received a letter from him (Tanner) in which he said that the President had made up his mind to dis- pense with the services of Gen. Raum as Com- missioner of Pensions, Mr. Tanner says: “I have never written Mr. Cooper a letter on any matter whatever, aud I am not aware that I ever wrote any such letter to anybody.” Last Cuaxce to see “Lhe Destruction of Pompeii,” Tuesday and Wednesday mghts, weather permitting. Seats, 25, 50, 75c. and £1. Advt, ——— Nexr Spnixo you will be sorry you did not buy in Wesiey Heighas. * Sarr Ruevu Often canses great agony with its intenso itching and burning. Hovd’s Sarsaparilia, the xveat blood purifier, cures salt rheum sud ali skin diseases, It thoroughly cleanses, renovates and enriches the blood. Give ita trial, ter the failure of three skiliful physicians to cure my boy of salt iheun d Hood's Sursaparilla and Olive Ointment. Ih ow uscd four boxes of Oint- ment and one and a half bottles of Sarsaparilla, and the boy is to all appearances completely cured. He is now fonr years old, and has been uftlicted since he was six months of age.” Mus, B. SANDERSON, SU Newhall street, Lowell, Masa. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists. 81; six for @5. Prepared only by C, L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR, 3 Tromso, Beasts. 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Now comes the fine imported Meltons, Kerseys, Cheviots and Worsteds—all shades (Silk linkd), at 815, actually worth #22. ‘This isn't all Our line of Overcoats range from to 830. We have every known material and style, In Suits you have the same opportunity, Our Men's Suits range from $3.30 to 830. We can give you suitings in Cassimere, Cheviot, Worsted, Tricot, English Wale, Clay Worsteds, Thibet. In fect, any material that you may wish. Our Boys’ and Children’s Department is complete, Weean fit the Stout Man, Lean Man, Tall Man, Short Man, Extra Large and Extra Small Man, NEW YORK ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, MANUFACTURERS AND RETAILERS, Buffalo, N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y, 311 7th st. nw, 227-230" FRIDAY, SEPT. 26, 1890. NEW MACKEREL, FLPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY take pleasure in nounciig the arrival of an wusually choice lot of :W MACK ‘These fisin ure sweet, fat and Juicy and represent a etandard that is exceedingly difficult (o obtain, Also NEW YORK STATE POTATOES—Just in—tho first car loud of the season, Everybody knows that the cooking qualities cf Potatoes wrown in anorthern climate are fer sus erior to that of thoxe crown here in the south, being much firmer aud *w Also just it—ELLGAN £ CREAMERY BUTTER-in prints and tubs, Price inoderate, Also, fresh roasted every day, a8 usual—GENUINE MANDHELING JAVA COFFEL—wry old, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 Oth st., bet. DandE. E. Cisn B. xTRaorDINaRY Casi DBanoarss. LADIES' CLOTH DRESS GOODS, yard and a half wide, pure avy Bie, Green, Garnet, Brown, ee ee eoe 1b DRESS GOODS, all new styles, Ue. a1. ow +5 TOE. DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, immense size, extra heavy, $3.79, 84.50, 89, $6, 88 Colored Silk Velvets, 50c.. 7c. WENRIETTA CASHMERE, ‘UP wid puse wots woods, pearly yard and & ‘special ‘cash bargain 36e, SHEETING COTTON, immense double width, ex- collent atulity, BED COMFORTS, extra heavy, immense assort- ment. 8740, 1 SiS shou eres. LAbIks' ‘TH Ds&k38 GUO! wide, double Pare wool, all colors cash Danvain, 23e and ALBKIGGAN English Stockings, very best Siusee i Yong Suuzarrinen wan SILK MOHAL! adubte told 2c. Bie tge. ei Black Surah Silks, 39c., 50c.. 626. Lonsdale Cambric, finest quality, 100, Double Blankets, $1.25, $1.50, 82. CARTERS STRICTLY CASH STORE, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH st, A CASH PURCHASE AMOUNTING TO 95 EX- TITLES YOU TO A VALUABLE YRESENT, 07 CITY ITEMS. Just Published: Domestic Quarterly Re- View, Fall’9); more complete than ever. 110 Pages, handsomely illustrated, price 25c. Given away with every purchase of $0c. worth of pat- terns at the Domestic Sewing Machine Rooms, 7th and H. 018,15,17 Guns forsale and hire. Watronp's. 1t* Hotel Johnson Cafe. High Grade Oysters, Terrapin and Game. nt’ dining saloon first floor, Ladies’ and gent’s main entrance 13th st. (elevator); stair- way E st.; both lead direct to the cafe. Life- time experience. Fine trade solicited. It Byrn’s School Shoes are celebrated for their Wear. See them. 1614 léth st. nw. 013-dt* Ever Eficacious Expectorant, Dr. Btt’s Coven Sravr, Keep italways handy, 25 cts. 1 Dr. C. W. Benson, the well-known Bal- timore Specialist in Skin Diseases and Diseases 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, marke, tumors and all blemishes, Dr. Benson or his partner. Dr. E. 0. Mannakee, can be found every Wedues- day from 8:30 am, to 5:30 p.m, at their ofiice, 1212 G st. nw. oft Breech Loaders for hire. Go to Tarray’s, 1013 Pa, ave. ol-im An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, Wheeler & Wilson’s New High Arm, No. 9. Itcharms on sight. Its use enraptures. Office 437 9th street northwest, 09-2m_ For Foot Ball Sweaters, @2, €3, @4, go to Tarray’s, 1013 Pa, ave. ol-lm Visit the University Heights Tower for the finest view in the District. Plats of the subdivision of Repronp W, WaLKER, 1006 F st., or H, Banron, 1331 F st. 08-6t Nothing Over 10 Cents.—Every variety of Roods at Hyway Duos’, Mammoth 5and 10 Cent Store. No, 1: 7th st. now, o7-6t* 5’ Celebrated Shoes go to 1013 Pa, ave. ol-im Headache, Neuralgia, Dizziness, Nervous- neas, Spasms, Sleeplessness cured by Mr. Miles’ Nervine. Samples free at ‘1z's Deve Store, 1014 F st. Plats of Universit; eights can be ob- tained of Reprorp W. Watxer, 1006 F st., or IL. Banton, 1331 F st. 08-6 “Rockbridge Rye,” finest: made, @4 per gallon; $1 quart bottle. Lyycu’s, 404 9th st. nw. slntfir For Gymnasium Suits, all grades, go to Tarran’s, 1013 Pa. a ol-im Ruy Your Coat of J. Mavry Dove. Only highest grades of family coal handled, _jy15-tt ___AUTUMN_ RESORTS. OFEL IMPERIAL, MARYLAND AVE. ATLAN- = the City.—Directiy on the Leach. Open ail the year. Handsomely turnished; heat, «as, electric bells cuinine Unexet + 310 e ND AIC to #3 per d Fonsiere. Daarraws. CARPETS. STOVES, A MOUSEKEEPER’S FIRST DUTY TO HER FAMILY Is TO MAKE EACH MEMBER GOOD AND Harry, BY ADDING LITTLE COMFORTS SHE WILL MAKE THE FIRESIDE ATTRACTIVE AND HAPPINESSS WILL FOLLOW. ‘TO ATTAIN THE SIMPLE QUALITIES OF NEAT- NESS, CHEERINESS AND COMFORT REQUIRES BUT A FEW DOLLARS, A LITTLE TASTE AND LESS LABOR, FOR THIS ONE END HAS OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM BEEN DEVISED, AND THE BURDENS WHICH ONCE WEIGHED LIKE MOUNTAINS WE WILL SHARE WITH YOU BY OURSELVES BEARING sme > fn “wa 222 ow wy Mm pe OF IT FROM MONTH TO MONTH WITHOUT ONE CENT OF ADDITIONAL COST TO YOU. OUR CONFIDENCE IN YOUR FIDELITY 18 SUCH AS TO JUSTIFY US IN PROFFERING YOU ANY TERMS THAT YOUR CIRCUMSTANCES MAY NECESSITATE, OUR COMPLETE LINE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS WE CHEERFULLY OFFER YOU UPON CREDIT, ENABLING YOU TO PARTICIPATE IN THE COMFORTS WHICH, HERETOFORE, NONE BUT THE WEALTHY KNEW. HOUSE & BERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 921 AND 923 7TH ST. AND 627 AND 636 3u30-4m MASS. AVE N.W, Fonsrrene, Canrets Axp Sroves CHEAP FoR Casit OR ON CREDIT AS CHEAP AS FOR CASH. JOHN RUDDEN, 930 AND 022 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Announces a Full Line of Osk, Walnut and Sixteenth Century Bed Room Suites; Also Parlor Suites in Rug, Plush aud Heircloth, A special feature of this display will be found in his $35 PARLOR SUITES. These Suites consist of seven picces, and the supply has hardly been able to meet the demand, A few sre now on bend and first callers will obtain » bargain they will never regret, Sideboards, Wardrobes, Hat Racks and a variety of Fancy Chairs and Rockers will aleo 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 iaid without charge to pur- chasers, Stoves, Heaters and Ranges in every variety and at lowest prices, ‘The special pride of this establishment has becn that it bas always met the wants of its patrons in the selection of its goods, in its prices and particulsrly in its convenient creait eystem, Thousands of house- keepers have availed themselves of the opportunities sfforded for furnishing their homeson a small cash payment and easy weekly or monthly terms for the Balance, Thousands more may do likewise by pur- chasing at the maramoth Credit and Cash FURNITURE, CARPET AND STOVE STORES OF JOHN RUDDER, o2-1m 930 AND 932 77H ST. N.W. Canrers ‘opened & beautiful line of Moguetts, yao, ‘Brusceia Tapestsy tnd Ipwrein Curpets: Piura Art Sauron Wilon snd Siayrue uss aod in choice patterne; %~ od and in great variety. Furnishing will ‘Bnd it to advantage to stock before a : Ses ot, ___NEW PUBLICATIONS, _ J, B Mrriscort comranrs . SX .N FRE Wow w NNN 3 wwww Xk RY \wae RMR kee WY a .o. a5 el ss By 8383 Ss v0 «00 KK Sys8 = IN AND OUT OF BOOK AND JOURNAL, By A. SYDNEY ROBERTS, M.D., with 50 spirited i1- juavrations by 8. W. VAN BCHAICK. zm. cloth, HOW TO REMEMBER EISTORY A Method of Mer tea, With a Sarumary of fhe the Sixteenth, Seven teeuth Centuries, By ER. Square Nya. Clothe FUROPEAN DAYS AND Ways. By ALFRED EEE. Lato Consul-Generst TS. With 12 full-page tilustrations. Crown Svo Cloth, # is of & very intel mustructive aa it is entertain. jater-lcean, ‘Genera! Lee's work is both valuable and interest- ing. He ina keen observer and has 8 plessaut style 4.1. Tribune i A DIPLOMAT'S DIA’ ANovel. By JULIANGORDON. 12mo. Cloth, #1 jake Dpeutest au€ most original novel of the year,” . h 3 Las style, lau rvation. Alte gether it of the clevorest of recent wovel Philadephia Evening Telegraph. “0 THOU, MY AUSTRIA" Translated by Mrs. A’L Wisi ti, trom the man of Ossip s Ger. hubin, author of “*Erlach Court,” &¢ 81.25. 12mo. Cloth, “A more charming story or one more charminely told is not twith It the char. {German story ‘S$ work as a tra @crcriptive writing and many of the glimpses of scone: of nature are done with edmuirable i. sight and sympathy ."— Baton Cow cer, HERIOTS CHOICE. The latest issue in Lipp Series of Select Novels By KOSA XN. CAKEA, author of | “Esther,” Win mly the Governess,” &c. 12mo. Paper, 50c. Uers, or will be sent, prepatd, on we by the pubsigher OTT COMPANY, It 715 and 717 Market St,, Philadelphia, W. B, Moszs & Soxa BAND 11TH STREETS, ‘Twenty-five per cont discount msde on all Nottingham Lace Curtains purchased before 10 o'clock a.m, October 13, 14, 15, 16,17 and 18, This discount only allowed on cash pur- chases, Moguette Carpets, 81.25 per yard. Moguette Carpets made and laid, #1.25 per yard. One hundred and fifty patterns to sclect from, iucluding all the best makes, OUR NEW WAREHOUSE. By October 220 wo shall be prepared to receive furniture, &c, on storage and to furnish if de- Sired private rooms at 83, $5,87.50and $10 Per month, according to size. ‘This building is seven stories high and has been erected tocarry our duplicste stock, and consequently every precaution bas been taken to prevent fire. The necessity for this building ts s positive Proof of the growth of our business, and at the present day, when competition is so great everywhere, itis the best advertisement wo could possibly have and convinces us that our stock and prices meet the approval of the purchasing public. ‘The possession of this new building will en- able us to enlarge several of our departments that are already the second largest in the Ufited States. Stock that is now stored in our establish- ment at the corner of F and 11th sts, willbe moved to our 22d street warehouse, and the Carpet and Upholstery Departments will be extended. AN ERRONEOUS IDEA. Many people imzgine that a large store can- not sellas cheaply as a smallone. It is crro- neous, because the larger the stock an estab- lishment carries the cheaper it has been ate to Purchase—receiving large freight reductions and big discounts for cash. No article leaves the house without first going througii the hands of our inspectors, ‘Three elevators, www pen wwww BoB wwww BBR wwWw Bow ow BS CeCe San ed Ua OS Se gt Ss MMM 00 Sss Eee S55 ak £585 00 NN N 458g ae o 9 SSNS Fad 3 S300 8 XE AS 4si* ®ss3 00 N XN ss? 7 FURNITURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES, UPHOLSTERY, BEDDING AND WALL PAPERS Exory article marked in plain figures at eash prices. wii Tse Lace Wat The war ts long since over and Grasty has grown to be aman since the smoke of cannon darkened the southern sky. If you don’t know whoGrasty is, where he does business and whet he sells and that you can save money by visiting his extensive double stores’ then there is not much use in writing history, tc. so faras you are concerned, @nd I doubt if you kuow the war is over. Grasty has beeu here about six months and more people Lave discussed him, and more probably cussed him, than auy other business man in the city. ‘Those who buy have discussed his exceedingly low prices and those who sell bave cussed his very amall profits, Nobody ever beard of a Decorated Dinner Set for €7.08, Enxlish Toilet Set, 1.08; six Tumblers, 13e. ; Carpet Tacks, 1c. # box; Padded Carpet Lining, Sc. ayard; Solid Oak Chamber Suite, $16.05; Plush ot Hair Cloth Parlor Suite, $27.50; Oak Sideboard, 7th st. nw.,aud asked tosee Grasty, See whst you cap do. doubt till you try, <7 GRasTY. 497 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel, Se qe SUITS BCOURED AND PRESSED, 61. Conta, 500, AMUSEMENTs. EVENINGS AT S-ONLY MATINER SATURDAT, Anmnsl Preagencnt of the 7. Vora ats Aa COMPAS AL COMPANY ry one, the bl N ‘x N ~ eg Sus®> ie Core ’ Williaa indell, Charies Turner, Johy 2. Murphy CHORUS OF 50. OKCHESTIC OF 90 NEXT WEEK—The New Koinantic Drawa, “GOOD OLD 1IMES* « NEW SArional rea rae One Week, Mor detober 13, Matinee Naturiay + Direct from the Broadway ib FRANCIS WILSON AND COMPANY In the Newest Operetta and Great Success, THE MERRY MONARCH, Precisely as Presented in B= SEATS aT THE, aBlsNetun “THE MERLA ™ MARCH olt-oe | | Taamanaal BVOU THEATERS York IMKOSE & WRETS ols jay. October 13, NOES Comedy, ir INSHAVOGUT! OR, THE BOLD BOYS OF "ys LOTTIE WINNETY asa TLUE Distt GTR, Next Wock—“PAVMASTEL ” “a NAN'S NLW WASHINGTON THEATER, LAH S9 THIS WEEK-LADIES' MALINEE TOMORRO HOWARD BURLESQUE COMPANY, “THE ISLE OF KED” Racy, Kecherche Rs MATT MOMGAN'S LIVE The Latest and Laveliest VL COUNTRY Rext Week—The NIGHT OWLS. Glows tHe re Week of October 12, Matinees Monday, We Jay, Friday and Saturday, THE New ATY Gy, * BIG extuctions, Wokas OF ART, Buricague, Fain. 013 ts 20 ACELLENCE. _ 213-0 ~ AN CAMP, Wii Give an EXCURSION THURSDA\, OCTOVER 16, 1890, FREDERICK AGRICULTU) Tickets, Hound AL Paik Including Admiswon to nds, # 1.6. MEE °. a 1sth 010-40" Si cHOvE: A GRAND TOURNAMENT AND BALL Will be give at the SPA SPRING GROVE, Blades Md., TUESDAY, October 14, 1890, To classes of Knights, profeesional and arnt eight handsome Prizes wil ful kmueits, DROF. SHELDON'S, mly strictly first-class in A full corps o1 efficient ‘Thursdays aud saturdays Send for citcular se OBEAT FREDERICK FAIR, AT FREDERICK, MD., OCTOBER 14, 15, 16 AND 17, THE LARGEST FAIR IN MARYLAND. PREMICMS AND PURSES, $12,000. -vele Tonrnament wader re 3 me and aerand cy Music from numerous bands, P"°F- 2B. CALD WELLS DANCING ACADEMY, (Cor. Mand oth ste a.w.) Class Soiree, Friday, Gc Class for adults, Tuesiays an ry cs. 6.30, ‘Class for Juveniles, Wed. and sat, aft crconm. Special rates to private clubs, &¢ ate Addvens 114 Cat. m. PETERS CHURCH FALE ATTHE NEW CHURCH, ‘Corner 24 and C sts. southeast, SEPTEMBER 29 TO OCTOBER 18, 1890, Vocal and Instrumental Concert every evening, com- mencing at 7 p.m. Admission 10 conts, 3 DHS AE DE, COU, MURLIERK, EUCCESNOR Sh te L2G. Maru 4 inet of Dancing and Deportment at the 3 will Poop his Select school of Du: Hall, ‘th and F a Bo'chck Gi bchio carn, “THE PATAWOMECK" 35 NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS, REGULAR DINNER, 81. SPECIAL DINNER A LA CARTE. ¥ the Sun Budi reserved by telep! EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &e. Moe°3T veEnox, THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON. Until furthor notice the pslatisi iron and stecl steamer CHARLES MACALESTER, ‘Will leave her wharf, foot of 7th st, daily, except Sum- day, as follows: Leave for MOUNT VERNON st 10am. Arrive in ‘ashingtou at 3 p.m. Fare round trip to MOUNT VEKNOS, including admission to the mansion and grounds, $1. Elegant cafe on the Charies Macalester. ‘The Charles Macalester will also muke river landings as far down us Glymout, landing also at MAKSHALL HALL qoiug aud returning. Fare, round trip, 23 cents, Sunday trips to MARSHALL HALL at 11.02. and 3pm. Last boat arrives in Washington at 6-30 paw. e LL. BLAKE, Captain. __STAGE EXCURSIONS, TALLY HO COACH LINE LEAVE Lith st aw ‘Ari lve PILLAKD'S HOTS, Pa ave, and 14th st, «26 ____i__ ré) WEN Hovsr. (Late Hotel SoiarL) Finest Cafe in the city Beloon. sriclsomel: Ladies’ and Gents’ Dining yp fUrnistied rectus tor wemtiemes LS Gentlemen's Lunch 25 nets 201m 7 KDMOKE, 623 i37H + Board, cc pital, conven: <8 of inc ore, 81 toe pet interest: comforts; 1 to #: day; 26.500 810 week, T. BM MALL "auton S6CHEKWOUD,.” OLD. POINT COMFORT. eresuy ‘cui improved; bot and cold baths, electri belle, kam steain heat hou all. year, 3 eck and upward. GEO. Bow Subse and toprictor ase ERBITX HOUSK WASHINGTON, D. C. PROFESSIONAL —__ B Geceresterrtecet ‘ABOWwn Wy Sill, Hours, ¥ a.m. WS.30pm Gandara2te Spm itunes, 50. Parlors, 503 12th st. nw. our sat. sneer eee dates, Dow's ial Ww see 10, 020 F ot uw. ER a TW, poms, see pore. nt |. W.—CAR- >