Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1890, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. PORECAST TILL FIGHT 4.x. THURSDAY. Yor the District of Columbia and Maryland, astatiouary temperaturo; southwesterly winds; feir weather. CONDITION OF THE WATER. Tomperature and condition of water at 7 a.m.—Great Falls, temperature, 60; condition, 18. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 67. Con- dition at north connectiou. 22; condition at scuth connection, 36; distributing reservoir, temperature, 66; condition at influent gate house, 36; condition at effluent gate house, 36. High tide in the river, 8:46 p.m.; low tide in the river, 2:32 p.m. A Disastrous Fartcre. Sereral people last week tried to duplicate for 75e. our We. French neck merino under- shirt. They failed, needless to say, for we con- trol the line. Shirts and drawers,50c. each, well ® quarter more. —* Fuaxc & Sox, Oxe Paice, Cor, 7th aud D, Szz our $10 overcoats. Eiseman Baos., 7th and E. Warre Woot, Braxnuvs, $1.50, 22, €3. Heavy gray blankets, $1, $1.50. See our carpets and prices before making your selection. Jonysow, Ganven & Co., 636 Pa. ave. n.w. Srianoip Grasses, $1, Hewrien’s,453 Paave. Axotger Gazat Repuction in Svoans. The Great Atiantic and Pacitic Tea Company, 601 and 503 7th street, corner 7th and E uorth- west. Best granulated sugar, 63¢ cents, in 10 Ib. lots only, to any one buying tea or coffee from us. Pe bane — a . condensed mi Our 30c. Java and Mocha coffee can't be Doat. Check given with every 25c. worth of tea, coffec, baking powder and condensed milk. Tel. cull 858-2 i. H. Bowatax, Manager. Jvsr Recrivep a new lino of English breech Joaders at Tarpay’s, 1013 Penusylvania ave. Tu1s Weex We Souxp THe KrrxoTs of fall and winter necessaries. The largest stock we ever handled now loads our shelves. To sell it we must do the largest business we have ever done. ‘this we expect to accomplish by our very low prices. Every- body intending to buiid or remodel their homes can get the necessary hardware and save money by dealing with us. Weather strips for your doors and windows. Imngiass for your latrobes. . Coal hods, combination ash sifters and holders, and a full tine of, builders’, house- furaishimg and general hardware. ica © Gane & Co., 8 doors from 6th st. 606 Pa. ave. n.w. Cnr Ornctax. L ALEEANDEN, 477 Pa. ave. Forsrtunz, Caurers anv Stoves cheap for cash or on creditascheap as for cash. This means that at tho well known cash and credit furniture and carpet stores of Mr. John liud- den, 930 and 932, 7th street northwest, every- thing in ths line will be found of tho best and latest makes, everything — will be sold at the lowest prices and every one can get the casiest torms—in the shape of small payments, made either weekly or monthly, to suit the convenience of pur- chasers. Vurchases are delivered as soou as made and no one need be deprived of the com- forts of « well-far home because of want Ot sufficient mouey. Make your selections, pay a small deposit as evidence of good faith and trust to Mr. Rudden tor the rest. — coffee or tea use A. & b Szx our $10 frock and sack suites. Eiszuan Bros., 7th and E. atid Jous’s Restaurant, 1126 7th st. n.w, Evgeny purpose is established by counsel. Good blood is established by A. B. C. Altera- tive. Womex ox a Suppex Ane Wiser Tuas Mex, And many of them, slow or sudden, are wise than men. To be sure they suffer more than men. It seems to be the rule they must, and yet we don't believe it is a rule. for any woman suffering with the functional dis ber sex, nervousness, neural constipation and headache, use of Dr. Healoy’s Celery, Beef and Iron, the great remedy for weakness and poor nerves, Sex our $10 overcoats, Eisemax Baos., 7th aE. For Att Kixvs of ammunition go to Tar Fan's, 1013 Pa ave. Owe Quagt of $1 whisky for Can’t be beak Cuas. Kusemen, 737 7th st. new, Housr & Hrmumans’s for furniture and car- pets. Cash or credit. See adv't., page 6. Fise Poutaarts at Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. av, See our $10 frock and sack suits. E:semax Bros., 7th and L. Carpets CavionateD and made moth proof free of charge. Enurinz Canrer Cizaxixe Wonks, 631-635 Mass. ave. n.w. Telephone 425-2, Bry Youn Coax of J. Maury Dove. Only Lighest grades of family coal handled. Tux well-known firm of Jobuson Brothers supply more families with fuel than any oue firm in the United States Sex our $10 overcoats. Ersexax Buos., 7th end E. For Fisatxa Tackus at low prices go to Tarray’s, 1013 Pa. ave. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Avpavon's.—MeCaull Opera Company in “The Seven Suabians.” Natiovat,—Francis Wilson and Company in “The Merry Monarch.” Hannis’.—“Inshavogue.” Keasay’s—Howard Big Burlesque Com- pany. Gone.—New York Gaiety Company. St. Peter's Cuvaca.—Concert and Fair. Ariaxtic Panx.—Destruction of Pompeii. CONDENSED LOCALS. William Jones paid €5 in the Police Court Yesterday afternoon for helping himself to Chestnuts in the Smithsonian grounds, Pigeon for an uulzcensed bar room™ reputation that Policeman Espey gave Jack Murphy this morning, and Jack was sent to the work house for two months ax a vagrant. Messrs. E. Lorraine Mattice aud Chas, W. Lybram have formed areal estate firm under the style of E. L. Mattice & Co. Both gentle- men are well known iu business circles, the fo mer having been for some time the’ general manager of the Washington Improvement and Investment Company. — For Destitute Women and Children. There was not a quorum of members present yesterday atthe quarterly meeting of the Na- tional Association for the Relief of Destitute Women and Children, so the meeting had to be adjourned. Miss Eliza Heacock, the matron of the home, presented her report for the past four months. Ou June 1 there were at the home 72 boys, 44 girls and 4 women. Since then 9 boys and 6 giris have been admitted and homes have been found for 6 boys and 6 girls. ‘Two boys, I girland 1 woman e died. A number of donations were reported and a vote of thanks was passed to Suks & Co. for the «ift of ninety-nine hats for boys in the institu- on, —__—_+—_. Death of Theophilus Roessle. Mr. Theophilus Roessle, father of Mr. T. E. Roesale of the Arlington Hotel, died at Albany, N.Y., yesterday. Mr. Roessic was one of the most prominent hotel mén of the country and was also interested in real estate in Aibany. He opened the Delaware House in Albany in 1846, the Arlington in 1869, and the Fort Will- inm Henry Hote! on Lake George in 1875. In ail these ventures he was successful and his name became famous all over the country as a landlord. Besides nis son in this city Mr. Roes- tle left one daugther, who is ‘in Wisconsion. seins aa Ber Srocx in the Frederick City Manufact- Bring and Development Company. Iron ore. Flint quarries, from which the finest quality china is now being wade. Buy now and get an interest in all this before all the stock is bold ? eseeaiapicni Last performance of the destruction of Pompeii tonight at Atlantic Park. Worth treble the price of admission. Don't fail to see it * —————- Do Nor Neotect sale of furniture at Weeks Co.'s auction rooms on Thursday at 10 o.m. Abundance of furniture and carpeta, ie paicornien > Secett Artxnp the sale of magnificent lots on Meri- dian Hill to be sold at auction tomorrow at 4:45 p.m. ng —s— Lasr nightof the “Destruction cf Pompeii,” * SS Rev. Ds. A. C. Drxow or Baurimtony.—The —— meeting in the First Baptist Church, 6th wtrect — — s ciclo, wal ——_ through the w ing with this even- img the preaching will be done vy Dr. A. C. Pixon of Baltimore. onqof the most eloquent end successful divines in the United States. * EATH BY STRANGULATION. Suicide of an Insane Woman in a Sta- tion House. Yesterday afternoon at 8:45 o'clock Lieut. Heffner of the second police precint discovered that an insane prisoner—Christiana Chisley— had committed suicide in the witness’ room by choking herself with strips torn from a pillow case. The woman was found the night beforo on the street violently insane, and Officer Trammell and three others took her to the sta- tion yesterday about 1 o'clock. Dr. Kiein- schmidt examined her, finding that she was a lunatic, and recommended that she be sent to the government hospital at St. Elizabeth. This was about 1 p.m. Between that hour and 3:45 p.m., when she was seen by Lieut. Heffuer, she had torn her pillow case into strips, which she had tied tightly about her throat. Lieut. Heffner hastily summoned assistance and Dr. English responded. It was found that life was not quite extinct, and efforts were made to resuscitate her, but without euccess. Her mother, Cecelia Robbins, was sont for and stated to Coroner Patterson that the deceased bad been married about nine years, but her husband bad left her; that fora week past she had been insane, suffering with the hailucina- tion that she was uuder a spell; that she had been very restless, scarcely sloeping at all, and when she closed her eyes for ® moment she would jump up and go to beating off imaginary serpents and beetles. The coroner gave a cer- tificate of death andthe body was turned over to her friends, peoekahe Sergeant Haines won the Medal. Sergt. Haines won the compotitive drill medal of company C, Washington Light In- fantry Corps, last night. The drill was judged by Capt. “Burt” Koss, the comma: being given by Capt. Ourand, There were twenty- two competitors, ees The Veterans of 1861. The District veterans of 1861 met last night at St. George’s Hall, Mr. J. Bradbury presid- ing, and L. F. Clements, secretary. Thero was a large attendance and the meeting was an in- teresting one. The veterans gave a number of reminiscences, and discussed the prospects of the $100 bounty bill. The opinion was ex- pressed that the pension bill endangered the passage of the bounty bill, but many present urged that it was their duty to use ail honor- able means to secure the passage of the bill, although it would bo in the nature of a recog- nition for their services merely, as in many in- stances the amount would not’ more than pay the cost of the uniforms paid for by the volun- teers themselves and worn out in the service, —--—— Northern Excursionists in Town. One hundred and fifty oxcursionists from the north reached the city last night and are now engaged in doing the town. They are quar- tered at La Normandie. The party is in charge of Tourist Agent Studds of the Pennsylvania railroad and travela in a special parlor car train. Hichmond, Luray, Natural Bridge and the Shenandoah valley have already been vis- ited, and tomorrow the excursionists will go uorthward by way of Gettysbur, dhsvion ost Trausfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: C. W. Simpson to Emma. May, sub 115, sq. 623; #950. Timothy Melony to Jane A. Smith, sub 8, sq. 833; $725. W. 1. Boswell to F. P. Leetch, sub 91, eq. 721; $—. Same to Walter Whitney, sub 99, do.; €—. Same to same, subs 31, 35 and 36, sq. 809: ©. Auna J. Cooper to Eimira jot _10, bluck 3. Ivy City; $400. H. L. Lewis to P. erty, lot 44, sq. 1, Trinidad; $2,400, Logan Johnsen to James H. Saville, in trust, part Pevention Enlarge: W Bosweil to W. Danenhow 809; F. P. Leetch to same, lot 91, sq. 72 —, Wanderlaer to R. M. Bell, lot 1, sq. 57. =. B. L. Walker to same. same property —. Mary A. Spencer to R. M. Harper, sub D, sq. 725; @—. Mary F. Stead et al. to G Grand Accepted Order of Brothers and of Love and Charity, pt. 15, D. C. Grayson to G. W. Duvie, pts. 26 aud 27, Same to S. F. Merrill. pts 25 sq. 1903; 2—. aud 26, di John J. Johnson to W. A. Young, e158. zg rury to J. J. Gavin, pt. 2, sq. 313 T. M. Fields to Nail, sul’9, aq. 43; $2,400. F. Hannen to T. F. Monahan, sub 153, sq. 561; €—. Christina C. Mublhofer to Alexander Schafer. part 7, eq. 894; 2100. BL. E. Kelley to Levietta 8. Alden, part 2, 6q. 491; 2—. Mary L. Smith to S. Maddox, in trust, part 4, Chiche: £2,500. H. Spzlding to Carrie A. Booth, sub 97, sq. 675; $2.90. "Emma ‘M. Gillett to'L. F. Randolph, jr., parts 24 to £6, block 1, Le Droit Vark; €125.49. W. J. Newton to same, lotw 114 and parts 112 and 113, sq. 581; $3,000, Agnes K. Morris to 1. J. Buckiey, lot 153, Chichester; #100. C. W. King to G. Emmons, lot 2, bicek 1 y Cl + GE. Emmons to ©, W. King, lot 2. block 11, do.; 2700, W. R. ord to A. B. Williams, sub lot G. eq. 264, st half 32, sq. 389;2—. A. B. Williams to G. T, Sanford,’ same ‘property; 300. Mitchell to H. Hollerith. part 6, ¢q. ‘ge- town:$—. F. 8. Groble to A. J. Mulliken, subs 000, 81 to 52, sq. 640; . Sentenced for Four Years, In the Criminal Court Chief Justice Bing- ham this morning sentenced Frank Williame, colored, to the Albany penitentiary for four years. Williams was convicted on Friday last of robbing Mr. Ephraim King of a small sum of money near the court house July 13 last. = Suit Against a Railroad Company. Isadore Smolensky, by C. Bendbeim, has filed a suit against the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company to recover $1,500 damages for goods shipped from this city to Florida, which plaintiz claims did not come to hand. ——— Stole a Horse and Buggy. Monday afternoon an unknown, short, stout, white man drove off with a horse and buggy belonging to Mrs. Sarah Brown of No. 815 Del- aw.re avenue southwest. The team was taken from in front of 1113 9th street, and the police are now looking for the alicged thief. ————e Sentenced for Larceny. Pleasant White, one of the three men who was convicted cf robbing Mr. Emmert on the highway several years ago, and sentenced to the penitentiary for five years, but who was pardoned before being sent to state prison, was before Judge Mills today, charged with the larceny of two hounds belonging to a son of Mr. August Douath, The dogs were left in a collar night before last and yesterday morning they had disappeared. It was evident that some one bad opencd the door leading to the cel ar and assisted the dogs out of their place of safekeeping. Pleasant White had been secn with the dogs, and when the theft was reported to the police he was arrested. He claimed that the dogs followed him home. Odicers Heide and Dean told of the _ prisoner's revious penitentiary sentence, but the jatter said he had never been in state's prison. Lawyer Moss, who defended him at that time, told the court about the con- viction and pardon and Lawyer Peyton, who de- fended White today. said he had known his client ever since he was “knes hight to a duck,” aud then said what he could ir his behalf. Judge Mills lectured White for trying to de- ceive the court concerning his former arrest and fined him €50 or 90 days, Why the Charge Was Ignored. As stated in Tux Sram yesterday, tho grand jury ignored the charge against Thomas H. Shayne, who had been arrested on complaint of Mr. J. P. Lewis on a charge of obtaining money on false protenses. It was alleged that Shayne had obtained goods from Mr. Lewis ona draft, which was returned “no good.” Investi- gation showed that there was no intent to de- fraud, a mistake having been mude conecrning the draft, and the charge was ignored on a statement of the circumstances made to the jury by Mr. Lewia —-—_-- A Steady Man With Unsteady Nerves. John Steady's nerves were not very steady when he appeared before Judge Mills this morning. He was drunk yesterday and he im- agined that a man was going to drive over him on the sidewalk. For that reason he ran out into the street and grabbed the bridle and cre- ated a disturbance thereby. He was fined $5. ———— Five Dollars for Being Disorderly. When the name Jerry Sullivan was called in the Police Court todey a middle-aged man re- sponded. He was bareheaded and his shirt sleeves were rolied up in such a manner as td give him the appearance of a man looking for @ fight. Disorderly conduct on H street was the charge against him and he pleaded drank- epness as an excuse. Policomau Loughran told of the loud noises made by Jerry and the Judge asked the latter what he had to say, “I don't know nothing,” he responded. “Mr. Mills, you know me, I’m a huckster on H street.” “And you can pay: Sno of $5," said the court. iJ t Atlantic Park iih 25, 50, 75c. aud él ® Humane Association Convention. There will convene at Nashville, Tenn, on the 22d, 23d and 24th of this month a meeting of the representatives of 250 humane societies organized under the title of the “American Humane Association.” This body is supposed to represent all the humane socicties in North America, and its business isin their interest, Mr, and Mrs. H. F. Blount have been elected delegates from the Washington society. ——— The Iron and Steel Men. At Chicago yosterday the English and Ger- man iron and steel men broke up into parties and visited points of interest in and about the city. One party inspocted the grain elevators, some of the tall office buildings and the Audi- torium. The largest party visited the Illinois Steel Works at South Chi 0 and the car works and town of Pullman. The visitors left last evening, about balf of them going north to the Lake Superior iron rogions and the remainder going south to visit the new iron mills in Ala- bama. The two parties wiJl come together again the latter part of this monthat New York, whonoe they will sail for Europe. Gen. A. P. Hill’s Remains to Be Moved. At a meeting of ex-confederates held in Rich- mond, Va., last night it was decided to move tho remains of Gen. A. P. Hill from Hollywood to a lot donated by Lewis Ginter, not far from the Lee monument, in the western suburbs of the city. It is intended to increase the fund now in hand for tho crection of a monument to Gen. Hill and to locate the monument on the lot given by Mr. Ginter, | Senator Morrill Re-Elected. In the Vermont sonate yesterday afternoon Justin 8. Morrill received 27 votes for United States Senator; Edward J. Phelps received 1. In the house Morrill received 157 votes; Phelps, 56. Both houses will mect in joint seasion at noon today and formally announce the election of Senator Morrill. The congregation of the United Presbyterian Church of Gettysburg, Pa., bas decided to dis- band. Tho church was built early in the cen- tury and is the oldest in the town, but the membership has beon gradually dropping and for the last few years no sorvices ve been: held in the building. The effects of the Athletic Base Ball Club of Philadelphia were sold by the sheriff on Monday for levs than $500. This included everything on the ground except the outside fence, which was claimed by the bill poster. The salo was tosatisty a claim of $1,200 for rent, Scasrcuen 28 Yesus a SCALY, ITCHING, GKIN DISEASE WITH EXD- LESS SUFFERING CURED BY CU- TICURA REMEDIES, If I hed known of the CUTICURA REMEDIES twenty-eight years ago it would have saved me $200 and an immense amount of suffering. My disease (psoriasis) commenced on my head ina spot not iarger than scent. It spread rapidly sll over * got under my nails. Tho scales would drop off of me 8] the thne, and my suffering was endless and without relief. One thousand doliars would not tempt me to have this disease‘over again. Iam a poor man, but feel Fich to bo relieved of what some of the doctors satd ‘was leprosy, some psoriasis, &c. I cannot Praise the CUTICURA REMEDIES too much. They have made my skin as clear and free from scales 0s @ baby's. All I used of them was @5 worth. If you had been hore and said you would have cured me for $200 you would have had the money, I looked like the pic ture (No. 2, page 47) in your book, “How to Cure Skin Disoases,” but now I'ainas clear as any person ever was, Through foree of habit I rub my bands over my arms auc legs to scratch once in a while, but to no pur- pose, Tam all well. I scratched twenty-cight years, and it got to be a kind of second nature to mo. I thank you a thousand times. DENNIS DOWNING, Waterbury, Vt. CUTICURA BESOLVENT, The new Blood and Skin Purifier, internally (to cleanse the blood of all impurities and poisonous ele- ments), and CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Benutitier, e: ternally (to clear the skin and scalp and restore the hair), instantly relieve and speedily cure every species of itching, burning, scaly, crusted, pimply, ecrofulous and hereditary discases and humors of the skin, scalp and blood, with loss of hair, from tufancy to age, from Pimples to ecrofuls, Sold everywhere Price, CUTICURA, 50c.; SOAP, 25¢.; RESOLVENT, 81. Prepared by tho POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston, $end for “Itow to Cure Skin Diseases,” 64 pages, 50 illustrations und 100 testimonials. PIMPLES, black-heads, red, rough, chappodand oily akin cured by CUTICURA SOAP, ACHING SIDES AND BACK, hip, kidney and uterine pains and weaknesses relleved in one minute by the CUICURA ANTI-PAIN PLA8- TER, Tho firstand only pain-killing plaster, 013 ADIES, ela ndeiae gout waits Te beret wil bo expend a ou to walt, The , tp ten days ‘through ‘Lhe Ster. cacao 013-6 gonorcza pu Is the most ancient and most general of all diseases. Scarcely a family is entirely free from it, while thou- sands everywhere are its suffering slaves. Hood's Sarsnparilia has bad remarkable success in curing every form of scrofula, The most severe and painful runing sores, swellings in the neck or goitre, humor in the eyes, causing partial or total blindness, have yielded to tha 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 Sarsaparilla Go not be induced to take avy othor, HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists. $1; six for 65. Prepsred only by C. 1. HCOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa, 1 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR, €B~ Fall Overcoats on page be A Wasre Or Tie Ivsall “folderol" fora man to half wear out s pair of shoes ing them in.” What's the matter with comfort from the start? Yes, it canbe. We baven't a style in that big department on the GROUND FLOOR that isn't as easy as a slipper, We don't “crack it up" ava virtue—we'd be ashamed to serve you a shoe that wa: Where we do braz is on QUALITY—and iis WAGES. We take usd r our wing the “tried” kind. Youdon't pay usacent’s worth of iusurauce money. Our guarantee goes on rovord with every pair. Blindly? No— BAFELY— because we know what's in " We've got Hanan's world-known Sh the on!y ones that can have them in Wash * ington. Most every other style we carry—and there isn'ta Hne as large hero—is an ex- elusive one—from the $1.98 “BLACK BOT- TOM faithful’—up. Not to “meet” others on price—"UNDER *EM"—in every care. Suppose you try us for the next pair. SAKS AND COMPANY, COMMON-SENSE SHOERS, ZRENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH ST. ols DIES, FOR NOVELTIES IN DRESS would edvise you to wait. The secret will beoxposed °! m ten, through The Star. We Awarr Your Jvvomenr IN THE SHOWING OF OUR NEW CROP OF "FF A OL a pa AA L FF AA 7 oS tus 555, aa ty ¢ REE 855g Hy es YF 3. ss, OT yy KK ‘SB, Sus ot ¥ Thun Kee Sss8 > SPECIAL IMPORTATION OF CARR'S ENGLISH MELTONS aud BROOKS’ EXCELSIOR OVERCOATINGS—wou't tell the Price till you've seen them, Best Assortment in town of BLACK AND BLUE CHEVIOTS—patterns ranging from the Rough Scoteh Diagonal to the Smooth as Vel- Yet-You know our price, notwithstanding McKinley's swollen tarif— SUITS, $20.00. TROUSERS, $5.00. Made to your measure in the SWELL DOUBLE. ) SACK or tho FASHIONABLE TURE < CUTAWAY, LINED AS YOU LIKE IT. If there's an idea or combination of ideas tn the better tallorins of our garments—from sponging to finishing process—that we haven't adopted regardless of expense, you'll surprise us in the telling. wnz2z N N N N Ni wanes Exrasonprsany Casx Bancaws LADIES CLOTH , VUE WOU GOODS, yard and a half Nov , Green, Gurnet, Brown, barain 50e. cone: ell new styles, DRESS y BLE WH extra heavy, 3.75 2K GROS GRAL Mec. Bo FRUI THE LOOM COTTON, very bost quality, yard wide, Sige. Colored Silke Velvets, 30c., Bic., 81. HENRIETTA CASHMERE, elegant French dress woods, nearly yard ands half wide, pure wool; special cash bargain 36c. SHEETING COTTON, immense double width, ex- cellent quality, 25, BED COMFORTS, extra heayy, immense assort- ment, 873¢c.. 81, €1.50, 81.75, 82. LADIE»' GLO’ 38 GOODS, wide, double fold, Darwain, 230. Pure Wool, ali colots, cash BALBUIGGAN Aulish Stockings, vory best, 250, ira for 30¢, quality; THREE pati . BLACK SILK MOHAIR BRILLIANTIN! wide, double told, doe, dies ste sass » Ble. STC. Blsek Surah Silks, 39e,, 50e., 62e, CALTER'S STRICTLY CASH STORE, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. A CASH PURCHASE AMOUNTING TO 95 EN- TITLES YOU 10 A VALUABLE FKESENT. 07 SECRET ABOUT FINE DRESS GOODS | Ay life cased through Ce Ya It We advise you to wait with surprise the Tudica purchases ° Ger Tux Best, TBE CONCORD HARNESS, tors & ano, 407 Penn. ave., adjoining Netions! Hotel, Tepe et Setehate of bast atv at tow selene, WwW. B. Moszs & Sons, F AND 11TH STREETS, Twenty-five por cent discount made on all Nottingham Lace Curtains purchasel before 10 o'clock a.m. October 13, 14, 15, 16,17 and 18 This discount only allowed on cash pur- chases, Mogquette Carpets, 81.25 por yard. Moguette Carpets made and laid, $1.35 per yard. One hundred and fifty patterns to scloct from, including all the best makes. OUR NEW WAREHOUSE, By ber 20 we shall be prepared to receive furniture, &., om storage and to furnish if de- sired private rooms at ¥3, 5, 87.50and $10 Per month, according to size. This building is seven stories Ligh and has been erected to carry our duplicste stock, and consequently every precaution bas been taken to prevent fire, ‘The necessity for this building is s positive proof of the urowth of our business, and at the present duy, when competition is so great everywhere, itis the best advertisement wo could possibly have and convinces us that our stock and prices mect the approval cf the purchasing public, ‘The possession of this new building will en- able us to eularge several of our departments that are already the second largest in tho United States Stock that is now stored in our establish- ment at the corner of F and 11th sts, will be moved to our street warchouse, and the Carpet and Upholstery Departments will be extended, AN ERRONEOUS IDEA, Many people imagine that @ largo store can- not soll as cheaply as a smallone. It is erro- neous, because the larger the stock an estab- lishment carries the cheaper it has been able to burchase—recoiving large freight reductions and bix discounts for cash. No article leaves the house without first going through the hands of our inspectors, Three elevators. www gen, www w B wwwy BBB “"ew hs o wow oS bee 00 sss oo § Ss 88 By 00 S335 FURNITURE, CARPETS, DRAPEKIES, UPHOLSTERY, BEDDING AND WALL PAPERS Every article marked in plain Sgures at cash prices. 7-Tm SECRET ALOUT FINE DRESS GOODS will be exposed (hrouxh ‘The Star in ten days, It wl sucpr: ue indies. We advise you to wait wiih your purchases. ols Ot O.. LDING, 9TH ST. D‘Y, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY wo shail taupt you with tie following, but the prices Will be ior thioxe days on |, Que Lot Extra §1z0 Yak Soe, tose, cizes 5H and os BSe. pair, ‘One Lot Ladies’ Fast Black 5Qc. Hose at 3c. pair. Que Lot Ladies’ Fast Black 37c. Hose at 25c. pair. 2 One Lot Ladies’ Fancy Boot foot at 25e. pair. Lots of Ladies’ O5c. Black Hoso, light an wavy” welt double soles, Ligh svliced heck, at c, pair. terns, 's Health Underwear for ladies in White ral woo! ley & Battrun 9 Celebrated Underwear for ladies sad children. Also Buxony, Porsian ana Austere Wool Underwear in Red and White, ribbed vests aud e se Bonen Drcwn Work Stamped 50c. Bureau Scarfs, @ Doren Knotted-fringe Stamped 50c, Bureau Scarfs, Soc. cach. G pore Peat ge a Stamped 3c. Bureau ' Donon Damas 39¢, ‘Tray Cloths at 25¢, each, al? Dosen Stamped “Mouie-cloth Bue. oplsehers at Wo ask your especial attention to a full beat imported Germantown and Saxony Wools °F Dovanasa & 7 Ghter-oceas Balding, os 25, Haxpsow iE Ew Parrenss y FINK CLOTH-SURFAt dan Seapes ee etek, seats ft iiseveloas be ‘The “WABLANOTOSS* the Tories “ es | Gate gNODIESKA.” the Most Stylish Sling Sleove Fitting and Neat; an at + very hand- Garment, with oe "A CITy_ITEMS The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. Tepersie Svoan War. Borrow Kxocxen Ovt Oxcz Mone. Graxvtatep SvcaR 84°, in 10-pound lots to = one buying Tea, Coffve or Baking Powder us. Look to your interest and beware of Mush- room Concerns and Imitators, We are the ioneers in the businessand the only importers aling direct with the consumer, Hun visit our stores every day for our ee and mee Powder. ce bi our nd you will never drin! any other. | Remember, we atill give away valu- able and usejul presents, During the past 30 years wo have saved the ee names, maillions of dollars on the Price ot Teas and Coffees. We are still doing it, We are supplying them with Pure Goods at from 25 to 50 per cent cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere. Call and see us and be convinced. Checks given with every 25c, worth of Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder. Condensed Suk: Flavoring Extracts, &0. Granulated Sugar, 63¢ centa, wee 6 cents, ite Ext Sugar, 53¢ cent Biock Sugar, 8 cents, hora Powdered Sugar, 8 cents, Fine flavored Coffees at 25, 28 and 80 cents. Coffee ground fresh while you wait, Our 33c. and 350, Java and Mocha Coffee stands unequaled, New crop Teas at 35, 40. 50, 60 and 80 cents a pound. Our new crop of Moyune Teas at @1 per pound is excellent and deliciously fiavored. Our Java and Mocha at 33 ceuts per pound cannot be equaled. Handsome presents given away with every ound of Thea-Nectar Tea or A. and P. Baking vowder, All goods delivered free to any part of the city. Punctuality our motto, Fresh goods received every other day, Don’t forget the Old Reliable Tea Honses— The Atlantic and Pacitic ‘ten Company, 501 aud 903 7th st. n.w., cor. of 7th aud E; 1620 14th st, n.w.; 3104 M at, Georgetown. We havo olso branches in all’ the principal markets, where customers will be given the strictest attention, Give us a call and be convinced, Tel, call 858-2, lt Newton H. Bowman, Manager. Save Time, Money and dress makers’ pointments by purchasing one of our Ready- made Dresses. Worsted Suits for Ladics from €3 up.; for Children, from S0e. up. Or bring your material and wo will make your Dr order on one day's notice. Cur-Price Dry Goons Hovsz, 802 7th st. n.w. o15-3t For Gunsand Repai rs, Wauronb’s 477 Pacay.* Hotel Johnson Cafe. Choice Rockaway and Hampton Bar Oysters received today. Solid, fat. Also box sizo Blue Points. Just big enough. Half Shell Sclect and Standard Steam, New York Stews, Saddle Rock Roast and Broil, Single Fried, &e. Re- member, high grade only. Lifetime expe- rience. Fine trade solicited, it Hass, Engr: disap- er, 1206 Pa, ave, 1t* The Perfection of Style and Elegance. Tho results attained in our department of Artistic Tailoring rank our productions abso- lutely faultless, In every detail of style, fit and finish our Made-to-order Garments are un- surpassed, even by expensive merchant tailors, You pay us only for what you actually receive in goods and workmanship, Test the merits of our tailoring department when you order your next suit, Consistent prices, 015-2t Noan Watken & Co., 625 Pa. ave. Wedding Invitation Engraver. Hass, 1206 a. ave, i* Buy Your Teas and Coffees From the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, Granulated Sugar 634c, in 10-pound lots to any one buying Tea, Coftee or Baking Powders from us. Now is the time to buy. Handsome presents given away with every ound of Thea-Nectar Tea or A. and P, Baking Powder. All goods delivered free to any part of the city. Remember, we ere still giving out Glass Ware, Crockery, &c, Checks given with every 25c. worth of Tea, Coffee and Baking Powder. 501 and 503 7th st. n.w.; 1620 14th st. n.w.; 3104 M st., Georgetown; 58, 59 and GO Conter Market; 92 Western Market; 6 and 9 O-st. Market and 101 Northern Liberty Market. N. H. Bowmay, Manager. Tel. call, 858-2, o1b-4t Really Renowned Restorative, Dr. Buut’s Coven Syavr, known and used every 8 After a Long Absence in various hospitals and colleges devoted to special study of disease of the nervous system, throat and catarrh, in- cluding the most approved methods of electri- cal treatment, L. 8. Nicholson, M.D., is again practicing his specialty at 1311 H street north- west, viz: Electricity, with which the doctor has always been so sucewssful. olf-4t* Byrn’s School Shoes are celebrated for their wear. Seothem. 1614 14th st. n.w. 013-3t* Breech Loaders for hire, Game laws gratis, At TaPray’s, 1013Pa.ave. ol-Im Just Published: Domestic Quarterly Review for Fail'9; more complete than ever, 110 pages, handsomely illustrated, price 250, Given away with every purchase of 30c. worth of Domestic patterns at the Domestic Sewing Machine Rooms, 7th and i. 013,15,17 Visiting Cards Engraver, Hass, 1206 ave, Pa, 1t* For Foot Bal! Sweaters, 82, $8, 4, go to Tarpan’s, 1013 Pa, ave. ol-lm An Invention » sowing a Pastime, Wheeler & Wilson's N igh Arm. No, 9, It charms on sight. Its use enraptures, Office 437 9th street northwest, 09-2m_ ._——_— For Douglas’ Celebrated Shoes go to Tarray’s, 1013 Pa. ave. ol-Im Change of Lite, Backache, Monthly Irrog- ularities, Hot Flashes are cured by Dr. Miles’ Nervina’ Free samples at 3 Mertz's Devo Stone, 1014 F st, Hass, Plate Printer. ‘Phone, 1321-8, 1t* For Gymnasium Suits, all grades, go to Tarray’s, 1013 Pa, ave. ol-lm Buy Your Coal of J. Mavar Dove. Only highest grades of family coal handled. jy15-tr ————rerr—J—E_E_— Tou. Por Doxzans s Your pocket to call and we the immense bargains we offer. Woe guarantee you a caving of 35 per cent. Our stock contains the choicest fabrics in Men's, Boys’ sud Children's Clothing, ‘We mention a few specials for today and tomorrow: We start ou those Nobby Yail-weight Overcoats that ro selling all over town for $10. Our price is $6.50. Then comes those elegant Meltons and Kerseys, with or without Silk facing. We lot them go sor $10. Now comes the fine imported Meltous, Kersess, Cheviots and Worsteds—all shades (Silk lined), at 813; actually worth €22, ‘This isn't all Our line of Overcoats range from 8&5 to €30. We have every known material and style. In Suits you have the same opportunity, Our Men's Suits range from $3.50 to 30. We can give, you suitingsin 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 St the Stout Man, Lean Man, Tall Man, Short Mun, Extra Large and Extra Swall Man, NEW YORE ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, Bercy Abies ol jundsomely turnished ; MANUFACTURERS AND RETAILERS. Buffalo, N.Y. Syracuse, N.Y. 027-230" Fors An Wrurs Our stock is now complete, SEALSKIN SHOULDER CAPES, SHOULDER CAPES in every variety of Fur, Plush and Cloth. 5 ‘Astrachan SEALSKIN JACKETS AND SACQUES st old prices. will be higher next month, FURS AND FUR TRIMMING AND FEATHER All goods reliable and prices as low as any house in America, AMUSEMENTS. Au MEETING or THE WASBSINGTON JOCKEY CLUB, BENNING RACE COURSE, TUESDAY, October 21, WEDNESDAY, October 22, TAURSDAY, October 23, FRIDAY, October 24, SATURDAY, October 25, MONDAY, Uctober 27, TUESDAY, October 28, WEDNESDAY, October 29, AND EXTRA DAYS, WEATHER PERMITTING. Purses 821,000. Five races each day. Steeplechases every other day. ‘The best class of race horees will take part. First race promptly at 2 p.m, Members’ badges can be obtained from 0.G. Staples, Treasurer, Wilisrd’s Hotel. Admission—Grouhde, grand stand and pool lawn, @1; including club house and paddocs, $1.50. ti KKERaNs NEW WAURINGTON THEATER ST. THIS WEEK-LADIES' MATINEE TOMORROW, HOWARD BIG BURLESQUE COMPANY. “THE ISLE OF RED.” Racy, Kecherche Reproductions, MATT MOLigaN's 111 WORSS OF ART, The Latest and Livoliest Buricaqae, THE O-COUNTRY FAIQ Next Woek—The NIGHT OWLS. os THLY WOP OF COMPANY © THIRD BAT: talion, D. THURSDAY EVI NING next, Good music, Excell daveing floor. Tickets of smeinbers of the Company. ols ACADEMY OF acti 64 12TH BT. N.W, Catalogues maited to any aditrees, ies aud Gentlemen Prey ared for the Stage. 014 AtBACan's GRAND OPzRA HOUSE. EVENINGS AT 8—ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY, Annual Engagement of the Fam: MCCAULE OPERA COMPANY. McCAULL OPERA COMPAS, McCAULL OPEKA COMPANY. Prosenting the Latest Comie Opera Succoss, the ZKR VoL NNN SD, v KL on a seg Evy Be ORR: SS kee WY iter NNW ss U Un BBR TAS Xx X aSSs Ss U U AA BOB aa NNN S sh Ue hak Be Hak SRY SS S38 “oo! £84 Bou 244 8 RE esd By tue Composer of “Black Hussar” &e. itty Pod He, COMPANY INCLUDES: st, Antio Myc phi Dp, Core Henderaon, Mathilde Cottrelly. Jessie Gorietee G $F Licott, Charice Cornell, WP. Mochester, Wil Biaisdeli, Charios ‘Turner, Joun ¥. Murphy” Nee ER OF Ba ey OMCHL STIR OF 20. on MES New Komaatic am NEW Natioxac Tae One Week, Monday. October 13, Matinee Saturday Only, Direct from the Broadway Theatre, N.Yw FRANCIS WILSON AND COMPANY In the Newest Operetta and Great Success, THE MERRY MONARCH. “Not a single critic failed to bestow uron the opers, the company and the produetion a sho: raise as inerows we the Low of tropical rata." —New dork Precisely as Presented in New York. satonday, _ Vetober 20—-PKIMROSE & wEsrs BET seats at THE ARLINGT FRANCIS — WILSON “THE MEKKi MONARCH.” ARKIS* BIJOU THEATER. ‘Week Commencing Monday, October 13, W. J. FLORENCE’S Bomantie Irieh Comedy, INSHAVOGUE! OR, THE BOLD BOYS OF "98. LOTTIE WINNETT as a TRUE IXISH GIRL. _Noxt Week—"PAYMASTER” o13-6t conn: Mutinces Menda, SWeduentayrY ride ‘ON o13-5t* Weduesday, Friday and Saturday, New YORE GAT cu. 20 STAK A SHOW OF UXU: Admission, 10, WW and 50c. G™ JOBN A. LOGAN CAMP, 8 Va Will Give an EXCURSION THURSD4¥, OCTOBER 16, 1890, FREDERICK AGRICULTURAL PAUL ‘Uiekets, Round Trip, Including Admission to Leaves B & O, Depot at 8:30 3.m. Frederick City at7 7.10, ol lat ROF, SHELDON'S, 1004 Y ST. only strictly first-class dancing academ UKtOD. A 1Uli cory of cflic.cut abeintauts, Lue Thursdays und Saturdays. Send for arcular, sl OF. J. B, CALDWELL'S DANCI3G ACADEMY. lase for adults, Tusscays aud Friday cvonings, 6:30. (lass for adul ‘vescays and Friday evenis 30. Class ior jiveniles, Wed. sud Sat afternoon Special rates to private clubs, &c. al i Address 114 C st. nw. So PETES Givaar ran Return, Leave ” ATTHE NEW CHURCH, Corner 2d and C sts. southeast, SEPTEMBER 29 TO OCTOBER 18, 1890. Vocal and Instrumental Concert every evening, com- mencing at 7 p.m. Admission 10 cents, Mi; ALtAN DE cou Muri. AVA to LG. Marini, aud instruc! Deportiment at the U: 8. his Select School of by ue and aval Academy, will reopen hig wt Biano1 Semi-monthly. Tourist Sleep: Southern Pacific Co. Address EO HAWLEY euager, 343 Browd- way, New Lurk; Rt. J. 3. . nt, 4 South cid et, Vhiladelplua, or any Maitunore aud Olio Ticaot Awe dal5-w&s-] dt a “THE PATAWOMECK” ~ 18 NOW OPEN FoR GUESTS : RFGULAR DINNER, 81. SPECIAL DINNER A LA CARTE. -HO i Jeave the Sun van. returning at Y p.m, desired sould be sccured before. Parties near the route of four oF more west of the Sun Huilding will Le called for. ‘Licketws assy. be reserved by tele; hone. mab. y2 EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &e. o"8? Veunon, Ses THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON. Until further notice the palatial iron and steel steamer CHARLES MACALESTER, Wi leave her wharf, foot of 7th at, daily, except Sun- js as follows: Leave for MOUNT VERNON at 10am. Arrive in Washington 3 p.m. Fare round trip to MOUNT ViKNON, including admission to the mansion apd srounds, $1, Elegant cafe on the Charles Macalester, he Soa Melen salee eh ieee as far down as Glymon' a oe wolug and roturning. Fare, rouud trip, 25 os-tt L_L. BLAKE, Captain, STAGE EXCURSIONS, TALLY WO COACH LINE LEAVES . eund aris Ar-ingtou, 109.10. EWITT'S 13 AL, MARYLAND AVE. % Pa are, ae was, electric bells: cuisine unexcelied: te 10 to 3 to 83 per day. G. W. abhoutcs, 29 Per sa BOOKS AND STATIONERY EBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY, NEW_PUBLICATIONS. New Boors Published by TRE CENTURY 00. Now Ready. BOOKs FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, ANOTHER BROWNIE BOOK. by Palmer Cox. The first one of these “Brownie” Books having been @ erest succems (it ts Mr. Cox's later poems aud pictures have now been collected to form a second and entirely new book. Large pages, illuminated cover, price $1.50. BOUND VOLUMES OF ST, NICHOLAS. “‘Ofall the books published for children, whother im single num- bers or as a bound volume, there is nothing quite equal to St. NictoLas” says the School Journal. In two parts, 1.000 pages, lange Svo, richly illustrated, cloth, 84.00. Reedy November 1, ‘The Autobiography of JOSEPH JEFFERSON, ‘One of the most deliehtful volumes of remimisrences ever offerod to the Aimericen public, A book of over 500 pages, coutaining TS fuil-pee iustrations oa Plate paper—a portrait waslery of the American stage— ‘with complete index; bound in vellum, richly orna- mented, gi:t top, uncut, im box, price €4.00. * Sold by dealers or sent, post paid, by the publish- ers 00 receij't of price. THE CENTURY ©0., ‘83 E. 17th st., New York. Ove Bepwerar Deranraent, HERE WE LEAD. We stand first right hero. Our Stock is exceedingly largo, our assortment as varied as, it is possible to hold under on. roof and our prices are very correct, We pride ourselves on this stock, We buy from the largest and most rolisble manufacturers. All our Bedwear measures out full, and when we tell Fou & Blanket is “wool” you may feel sure of it, When we teli you a Comforter is filled with white cotton bate ting itis WHITTE—no shoddy substance, although we carry the cheap grades, You are advised what you are buying. For this week we are offering: 10-4 White 81 Blankets, 10-4 White Heavier Weight, 61.25, 10-4 Wool Blanket, 82. 10-4 Eagle ‘our leader), @2,50. 10-4 Frankfort Wool Blanket, $3. 10-4 Cumberland All Wool, 4. 10-4 Extra All Wool, #5, 10-4 California Wool, $6.50. 11-4 Shedandoah, 11-4 Frankfort, 83.75. 11-4 VENETIAN ALL-WOOL Heavy Weight, #5. 11-4 Australian Wool, @6,in Pink, Blue and Rea Ddorders. 11-4 Diamond Valley California Wool, #8. 11-4 Perfection California Biauket, scroll borders, $10. 2 We are offering Crochet Spread at SOc. equal to any €1 Spread ever shown by us. CROCHET SPREADS at only 00c., 81 and @1.25, in Marseilles pattorus, full size, Our $1.50 Crociet Spread is THREE-PLY THREAD, BOTH Wak? AND FILLING. ‘We also have Crochet Spreads for cota, % beds ant extra-sizod bods. We have s chesp and elegant lne of Marscillcs Spreads, both domestic aud imported goods, Our No. 125 tull-size raised devigns are ouiy €2. Wo have 0, $5.50 and $3.90. Extra value, $5, 86, €7, $5 and $10, We are handling larger variety of Colored Bod Wear than ever before. Colored bed Spreads, with fringe, 75c. and @1. PATENT MITCHELINE Spreads, in Pink, Light B.uc, Medium Blue, Orange and Buf, at $3.50. We sUarantee the colora ‘Lurkish Embossed Spreads.in White, Pink and Blue, Our Comforts range in price from 50c. to #35, Cot mize, 50c. At lwo can giveyou ® Full-size Comfort, with White filling. Better grados at @1.20, $1.25, €1.50 and ¢. Our $2 Comfort is Pacific twill with Red lining and filled with White cotton, ‘We are selling s SATTEEN COMFORT with FANCE STITCHING, Red lintng,only BORDERED SATTEEN COMFORTS, 82.7! Our $3 Comforts are satteen on both sides, plain and figured linings, French Satteen Comforts, in rich effect, with ofl- boiled lining and best carded cotton, at $3.50 and $4. Best French Satteen Comforts, with Blue, Pink, Red aud Gold sattecn linings. €5. Cheese Cloth Couforte, in plain White and all the light shades, Figured Batiste Comforts, $2.50. Persian Mull Comforts, with fancy quilting, light liutog, a and $2.50, Eider-down Comforts made of the bust French sat- teen and fancy corded stitch, $9.50, #10, 812, $12.50, 813.50. ‘We havea large assortment of CRIB SPREADS and CRIB BLANKETS. EMBROIDELED CRIB BLANKETS for §2.25, 2.50 $3, $3.50, $4 and 85, We have looked out for the baby. We haves Crib Blanket for comfort and some that combine beauty and comfort, Some lavishly embossed, some ones, We cater to your faucies and purses; our stock your choice, tus £4 ne e & 420-422-424-426 SEVENTH ST. ‘Weare the agents bere for Dr. Jaoger's celebrated Sanitary Underwear. Descriptive catalogue mailed to out-of-town people, ol3 Ts: Lars Wie ‘The war ts long since over and Grasty has grown te. ‘ing history, &c., #0 far as you are concerned, and I doubt if you kuow tho war is over. Grasty has becn here about six months and more People have discussed him, and more probably cussed Jom, than any other business man in the city. ‘Thove who buy have discussed bis exceedingly low prices and thove who sell bave cussed his very small protts. Nobody ever heard of a Decorsted Dinner Set Canrzrs. yrs a lpe of ‘Fi .