Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1890, Page 10

10 LOCAL MENTIO N. The Weather. YORECAST TILL LIGHT 4.4. TUESDAY. For the District of Columbia und Mary- laud, diminishing northwesterly wiuds; fair weather and slightly cooler, with frosts tonight. For Virgivia, continued cold and fair wea- | OBJECTING TO WEARING CAPs. GEORGETOWN, Why Certain Employes of the District | _Averios Santor Ten, Berare.—Raictitte, | Ctavetaxns Scperor Bazrxo Pownes, Government Complain, — & Co., auctioneers, sold at public auction juare foot, rea.y In1.—Mr, F. W. Jones, whose 1 condition was mentioned in Saturday's Goop Ixoraix Canvers, 35¢., 40c. Tapestry | The object of this order was to prevent unau- | STAR, was no better this morning. ‘The attend- Brussels, 60c., 25 Floor oil cloths, 25¢., 30c. Lace curtains, $1, $1.25. All-wool dress goods, ‘Qe. up. Jousson, Gannen & Co., Pa, ave. Bw. Powgnrcx race glasses. Hemruen’s,453 Pa.av, Vistr Hueco Woxcn & Co.'s furniture ware- | plains now from the inspectors and it is pos- rooms for furniture sold on liberal and 925 7th street northwest, Be Canerct, It Pays.—Many people dig their graves with a knife and fork; that is, they eat too much and too often. Of course, dys- pepsia, fistalency, gastric irritability and a number of intestinal complications result, all of which can be cured by the use of that spien- did tonic aud stomechic, Dr. Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron. $i per bottle. Its action is that of gentle stimulus or tonic, with nutri- ment and blood purifying properties, Ar the last it biteth like a serpent. A. B.C. will cure the bite. terms, 924 Just Recerven a new line of English breech loaders at Tarras’s, 1013 Ponnaylvania ave, Jouy’s Restaurant, 1126 he st. nw. Caspers Caxrao; free of charge. Wonks, 631-652 Ma: re Bor Yotr Coat of J. Mavaz Dove, Only Lighest grades of family coal bandied Ep and made moth proof kyrmc Carrer Crray ave. n.w. Telephone 425-2. House & Henamayy’s for furniture and car- Fete. Cash or credit. Sec adv't, page 9% Ons Quast of @1 whisky for 75c. Can't be Least Cuas. KrarMer, } 737 Tth wt. nw. Por Aut Kixps of ammunition goto Tar Pan's, 1015 I’a. ave. ‘Tux well-known firm of Johnson Brothers | supply more families with fuel than any oue | firm in the United States. Aw Iwcowranaptr Orren.—The Champion Steam Laundry, 1422 Penn-ylvania avenue, 1s | doing the finest laundry work in the city, and, | as & means of introdncing the samo, we will | give to any one calling at our a red card, which entities bearer to have laundered free of ebarge 4 collars aud 4 cuffs. Wealso repair kosicry free of charge. Hunt up your last | winter's underwear and send it to us. No | charge for mending it. Old shirts with new | neck bani t bands are mado new at the smai Write us a card or tele- phono 592-3. cit, Prop. Borrox Par Mvppruay, Gas fixtures, 614 1th wt. Lamps. Drop lighw. Fon Fisurxc Tackuz st low prices go to Tarray’s, 1013 Pa. ave. CITY AND DISTRICT Keasas’s.—Night Owl Burlesque Company. CONDENSED LOCALS. At a meeting of National Lodge, No. 101, Order Golien Chain, Friday evening, A. Stem- | | ley Wie supreme # of the order. was prese very bis evening was spent. ‘This is the first visit paid the lodge by | ® supreme officer since its organization ten | months ago. | Saturday night Oficer Mulvey found a dead | infant on Maryland avenue between 4 d 6th streets southwest, and this morning Oficer Bo- Innd found one om B between 13th and 1334 | streets northwest. | aturday nisht Timothy Dempsey, while | ruaniug after runaway team, fell near 2d and G streets northwest and bad’y sprained bis left leg. He was sent to the Freedinan’s Hos- | pital. Justice Chas, Walter was the recipient of a | very acceptable present a few days since from | Mrs. Gen. John A. Logan of a valuable and | unique inkstand and a Likeness of Gen. Logan. ‘The gift was accompanied by a letter from Mrs. | Logan expressing her gratitudo for courtesies | extended to her late Lusbaud and hervelf by | Jusuce Walter. W. Clarence Duvall was accepted as a juror im the Criminal Court today. ‘Iwo boys set fire to some deaves in the bol- | low trunk of a large tree on Sth and A streets | }.° southeast yesterday evening. Thouch the wood was green it burned completely throuzh, en- dangering residences near by. ‘The fire was | put out by Officer Stabl after working on it for several hours with hose borrowed in the neigh- borhood. The Israel Church, 1st and B streets south- west, celebrated its seventicth auniversary Yesterday. —_—_—_ A Disorderly Treasury Clerk. Cries of “murder” attracted Policeman Rhodes to the house of Eugene B. McSweeney, a Treasury Department clerk, in the county. The officer found McSweeney under the influ- ence of liquor, with a further supply of whisky on hand,and his wife's head was cut.as she said, by a water cooler, The husband was arrested aud locked up. In the absence of collate: bail he was held in custody until tod: ke was taken to the Police Court and finec for disorderly conduct. He was also put under his personal bonds to keep the peace toward bis wife. ——— An Alleged Policy Shop Keeper. French Koss, colored, of house No. 202 Mth street, was before Judge Miller today charged with keeping a policy shop at that place. He was defended by Mr. A. B. Williams. Frank Robinson, Randolph Robinson, jr., and a col- ored man named John Creek te that they had played policy im defen: place, The case was sent to the grand jury; ads $300. Judgment for Damages Affirmed. In the Court in General ‘Term this morning Justice James affirmed the judment below in the case of Conrad and Louica Allis against the Columbian University. This was au action for damages received in 1887 by Mrs. Allis falling on a stone or piece of slate in the entrance of the Columbia Law building and dislocating her arm. Inthe court below the verdict was for the defendant and that judgment is now affirmed, Disorderly House in Buzzards’ Roost.” Policeman Ceinar of the first precinct gave evidence im the Police Court today against a woman named Mamie Garner, whom he charged with keeping a disorderly house. The woman, he said, occapies # room in what ts called “Buzzards’ Roost,” corner of 9th and E | streets. The officer described a scene showing the depraved condition of the woman and others aud the judge fiued her £20 or sixty ve _ Decision Against the Base Ball Club. In the Court in General Term this morning Justice Hagner delivered the opinion of | the court in the case of A. H. Potts against the Washington National Baso Ball Club, remanding the case for trial. This is a suit for damages received by plaintiff having his nose broken by # ballin the base bali grounds during the progress of agame. On the trial below the Sieence claimed that the plaintiff not being on the stand and being at the tim portion of the ground not set uside for spectators he could not recover. ‘The case was taken trom the jury and the plaintiff appealed. The court decides that the club is responsible for the safety of its patrous and remands the case for — Allowed to Go Home. Peter McCue was the name given by are- spectable-looking man who was arraigned in the Police Court this morning for tresp: on the grass in Mount Vernon Square. Peter arrived in this city cbout three daye ago, the vimtor got knocked out by old Johu Barley- corn. “And I looked for a hotel,” he told Judge Miller, “but how I got where the policeman found me I don’t know.” The officer told how Peter's loud snoring in the park attracted his attention. “Near him,” said the officer, “was a soup bone, but there was no meat on it. place ting bis looked as though Peter had been lunch there.” “Well, what do you intend todo?” asked the “| want to go right home,” was his response. “You can go.” Sprctat Sarz or Honses, Mcies, CanntaGes. Becorrs, Wagoxs, & Tomorrow at 10 o'clock Auctioneer Dowling will sell in front of hw auction rooms the above persoual property. ‘Lhis sale, it is understood, is without reserve @ limit, to cover advances, s | hol and teil him the Saturday he met the usual -old friends, with | whom he celevrated, and the result was that | | thorized persons from entering dwellings or | imposing upon the pnblie. : Accordingly the inspectors purchased the caps out of their own pockets and have worn them ever since. There is a great deal of com- | sible that the Commissioners will modify their order so that badges instead of caps can be used. It seems, so a food inspector told a Stan | reporter this morning, that it is next to an | impossibility now to catch violators of the law. The he said, | cause of it ail, the donlers of his approach. The dog catcher is objecting alvo, aud even the slop men complain that people take them for car conductors. ‘The matter will be meeting. —_.—__. UNDER THE LOTTERY LAW. Arrest of William W. Gould—Held in $500 Bail for the Grand Jury. William W.Gould’s alleged Louisiana Lottery ofice at No. 1305 F street aorthwest was raided them cashed. The raid was made by Post Oftice | inspector King, who was assisted by Detective end Officer Ceinar, Mr. Gould was released on $300 collateral for his appearance, ‘The ease was cailed mn the Police Court this afteruoon, Mr. A. 4, Williams appearing for the defen nt, Inspector King was called and testified that upon information received concerning Mr, Gould he detailed Inspector Fisher to make in- qui | Horne ir. Williams questioned the witness, who said that he did uot charge 2 violation of the post oftice law. He said that be was acting as # citizen in this case. Inspector Fisher testified as to the purchase of ucket ‘‘No. 37,731” from the defendant. He purchased the ticket in obedience to orders from his superior officer. Mr. King, ‘The court held Mr. Gould in $500 security to await the action of the grand jury, Let Him Off Easy. Asilk hat and red necktie were the con- spicuous portions of Tom Duffy's dress when he appeared-in Judge Miller's court today. Tom is the colored man who was shot several yoars azo by a policeman. and since that time he bas worked for his living and gained a good reputation, until Saturday night, when he got drunk and was found lyimg on the sidewalk. He told the judge that ¢ knows him end that he doe. not et drunk once in ten years. The court suspended sentence. Equitable C. B. Association. The twentieth issuc of stock has been opened for subscription and payment and the follow- ing is from a letter addressed to the share- holders making the announcement: Wasmnarox, D. C., Oct. 14, 1890. To the sharcholders: “The amount of business transacted by the sociation has largely increased during the past year. and with the beneficial results re- alized by the shareh ‘s has further deao: strated that the Equitabie isa practical an successful co-operative saving and loaning in- stitution, “Lhe regularity of saving the same amount each monti by large numbers, with fair profits inuring, as;practiced in this association, 18, we belive, the great factor in successful’ co- operative saving. “ithas cansed thousands of people to save and accumuiate in this association and thereby lay a fourdation for uitamately securing homes, who otherwise would not bave improved their condition. “The receipts during the past twelve months have been & $107,014.60 more the total receipts Including the 19th issue, 47,699 shares huve been taken by th members. The 19th or May issue was 4,0 shares, whieh is 400 in excess of any previous subscription, Advan loans to the share- ts have been ‘The net earn- & f badge 119,000 above, the Equitabie ha sustained the lose of one dollar and has foroclosed but one mort- ages We cal} attention to the twentieth issue of stock, which is now open for subscription. By acquuinting others with the new issee you will aid in maintaining and increasing the useful- ness aud extcuding the benefits of the associa- tion, Tuomas Somenviuir, President. A. J. Scaruint, First Vice Previ: Gro, W. Castiean, Second Vice Ir Joxx Jox Epsox, Secretary. B. F. Foren, 1S SPEAR, Geo, W. Fisurr. . TWORELY, low BARNARD, W. Scuszrrn, fT KER 1003 F street. vs asp Nancrssvs at 12 o'clock Avc- consignment ° at Avctioxs.—Tomorrow tioneer Dowling will sell a lirge of the above bulbs. a Maasiricext household furniture, carpets, &c.. will be sold at the auction rooms of Kut- cliffe, Darr & Co., 920 Penn-ylvynia avenue, on tomorrow morning at 10 o'¢lock. See the ad- vertisement. : ———_ A Yankee from Salisbury. From the New York Sun. Iwas of the crowd of Union prisoners which dug the long tunnel aud escaped from the prisou pen at Salisbury, N.C. Those of us who bad worked the hardest had the first show on the night when we broke through into the railroad cut. Av fast as we got out we took different directions, as Lad Leen planned, 1 went up the Yedin river, hoping to get into Virginia, I had a 320 gold pivec—one which I had carried in my boot heci for three months unknown to It was given me by « i pauge for $5,000 worth and the next i was forced to stop ata farm house and ask for some to eat. My request was readily granted, und when I rose to go the man of the house observed: “Stranger, they say alot of Yanks got clean out of the pen at Salisbury the other might.” “Is that so?” ‘tiered over the kentry like 80 many rabbits, “Yes “And they say that whoever brings one back gets a hundred dollars,” reckon I'll hitch up the cart and drive you back.” “What! Do you take me foran escaped Yan- kee prisoner?” I exclaimed, artin we do,” replied the farmer and his in chorus, “You are greatly mistaken. Would a Yankee prisoner have this about lum?" [laid the gold on the table. Perhaps it was the first twenty either had over seen. It sucmed a fortune to a poor family. "m going to leave it with you.” I continued, “You can give me some meat and meal and » bed quilt for it.” ‘They were perfeetly satisfied of my identity and where I had come from, but the man held the goid in his hand and said: “Mother, he’an can’t be no Yank.” “In co’so be ain't,” she replicd. must be a confederit contractor lookin’ after hogs an’ co's.” “I reckon.’ “An’ ite our dooty to belp ho'un got then you put up the stuff fur him while I ¢ route, an’ in case any sojers ask if we'uns has seen any of "uns is to say to ‘uns haven't even sceu # hair call here aw’ them Yankee they’uns that w or heard a hoot, I captured near Rochford and returned me ep pen, but itwas no fault of the people who gave me such a Bat on my way. A telegram was received lato last night an- nouncing the death of Jere Dunn, the well- known sporting man, in a small town near El confirmation could be ob- Most of the striking miners will go to work todsy at Ishpeming, Mich. Many of the younger men will look elsewhere for work, and some of the mines will have difficulty in getting enough men for the winter. Asquali upset a small sail boat off Rum Point, Atlantic City, yesterday. in which were two men; Curtis Conover and Edward O'Brien, ‘Lhe former was drowned, but O'Brien luckily caught hold of the conterboard of the and was rescued. discussed at the noxt board | Saturday afternoon and Mr. Gould was ar-/ rested. In his porsession the officers found | twenty-one tickets, which Mr, Gould claimed | were winners and that he was going to get | vbody in the city | } ease ing physician has but little hope for his re- covery, ‘Tue Corteor ATELEtic Games,—The cam) at Georgotown University was well filled Sat- urday with the students and their friends, who wore out to see the athletic sports. A first- rate exhibition was given, although the moist condition of the track prevented very fast time. L. B. Fleming won the gold medal for the greatest number of points made, 31, and J. aor with 27 to his credit, won the silvei medal. Tho different events were as follows: Vaulting—First, C. Cloary, 6 feet 5 iuches; seo- oud, Fleming. One hundred yards dasn— nd when he entered the mar- | Firat, J. Huckey, 103¢ seconds; second, Flem- = a peculiar whistle way passed notifying | ing: ‘third, Gatoly. Broad jump—Virst, J. Gately, 19 feet 734 inches: second, 8. Fleming, 19 feet 43¢ inches; third, Birch. Throwing the base ball—Virst, 8. Fleming, 108 yards, 1 foot 2 inches; second, J. iiennon, 108 yhrds 10 inches, Mile run—First, J. Gately, 5 minutes 42 sec~ onds; , 8. Fleming; third, Stewart. Throwing the hammer—First, H. 'Kaufman; second, C. O'Neill; third. 8. Fleming. Kick- ing the foot ball—First, 8. Fleming, 142 feet 6 inches; second, F. Keyes; third, C. O'Neill. ‘Two hundred and twenty yards dash—First. J. Huchey, 23!¢ seconds; second, 8. Fleming; third, J! Gately. Tug of war was won by the freshmen team, consisting of C, O'Neill (an- chor), J. Geary, J. Archer, P. O'Donnell and Cleary. One-mile bicycle race—Gately first. Four hundred and forty yards run—First, J. Huches, 58 seconds; second, J, Gately; third, J. Ryan, Eight hundred avd eighty yards irst, De Mun Walsh, 2 minutes 43 sec- onds; second, J. Gutely; third. §. Fleming. Standing broad jump—First, J. Iuchey, 9 foet 6 second, S. Fleming; third, J. Gately. High jump—Tirst, J. Gat 4 feot 11 inches; second, Fleming and birch, Hop, step and jump—First, J. Gately. 38 feet 11 inches; sec- ond. 8, Fleming; third, H. Kaufman, Trovste About Tut UxpesraKcr’s Bro.— Undertaker Wise buried Albert Proctor’s wile some weeks ngo aud Albert promised to pay the bill on the instalment plan, Whether he has recciveda receipt in full or not nobody ex- cept Mr. Wise and Albert knows. Al- bert’s father-in-law, however, is under tho impression that the bill has not been paid and that was the cause of a difficulty between Albert and the father-in-law Saturday night, Judge Miller held Albert guilty on a charge of drunk and disorderly this morning and iined him $5. Rep Bux Fixzp,—John Jackson, colored, who is better known as ‘Red Bill,” leader of the “Herring Hill” gaug, went across the creek Saturday and drank somo city whisky, ‘The change had a bad effect on him and when he got into Haghes’ alley he fought with an- other negro. He met the same fate that he has met so often in Goorgetown, and that was an arrest, Judge Miller fincd him $10 today, Cuarorp Wirt Srranine a Horse,—Satur- day night John Dugan, the livery stable keeper, looked through his stable and found that all of his horses were in his stable, Sunday morning he discovered that one of the animals had been stolen, Anegro named Albert Dodson who had ridden in on one of Mr. Dugan's teaina from Tenleytown bad been seen about the stable, and upon inquiry Mr, Dugan found that Dodson was already under arrest for the thett. Dodson appeared at the stable of the Union ‘Transfer Company about 10 o'clock Saturday night and offered the horse for sale, The stable superiatendent pretended that he was going to make the purchase and detained Dodson xt the stable until Poli and Spinkler arrived and arrested him. 3 as The heard in the Police Court today, and Judge Miller committed Dodson to jail in de- tault of $500 bail to await the action of the graud ju eW THE ALTERNaTIVEe.—Florence Hall i e Court this morning failed to pay a fine and Judge Muller said she would have to pay or go down, “I won't pay a cent,” said Florence, ax she stepped out of the dock aud then she added “fifteen days on the farm.” Pouce Courr Cases,—Adella Gross and John Gceen, acolored couple, appeared before Judge Miller today for disturbing the quiet of Bridge et, and they were each charged $5 for being disorderly. When Voliceman Cotter had Grecn ler arrest Edward Harris was caught as he about to throw a brick at the officer and he was also arrested, Judge Miller fined him $20 turday afternoon a portion of lot 50 in square Recently the Commissioners passed an order | 53, fronting 60 feet on Pros Providing that all the mspectors of the health | 2¢Pth of 120 feet, to Wm, 0 and water departments be notified to wear caps ther; northwesterly winds, with frosts tonight. | having their offictal title stamped thereon. | critica! avenue, with a edy for 33 cents en Frayser | for that offense. eee THE COURTS. Count m= Gexenan ‘Tenm—Judges Lagner, Coz and James, Today—Barnard, recciver, agt. Jones; opinion by Justice Cox overruling judgment below aud sustaimng motion toquarh, Allis agt, Colum: Dian University ;opinion by Justice Jumes affirin- judgment below. Potts agt. National Base Bail Club; opinion by Justice tinguer reversing judzment below and remanding case for trial. ‘The Beaumont car works, owned by a syndi- cate of Boston capitalists, will be located at Leaumont, ‘Tex. ‘the citizens of that town ubscribed §€100,000 to tho enterprise. has a cash capital of £590,000. lent. - i esident, | GCROFCLA Is the most ancient and most general of all discases. Scarcely a family is entirely free from it, while thou- sunds everywhere are its suffering slaves, Hood's Sarsaparilla hag had remarkable success in curing every form of scrofula, ‘The most severe nnd painful running sores, swellings in the neck or guitre, humor in the eyes, causing partial or total biindness, have yielded to the powerful cifects 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 do not be induced to take any other, HOOD'S BARSAPARILLA Sold by all druguists. $1; six for 5. Prepared only by C. I, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 1 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. Tremsxa Acoxtes Of the skin and scalp, from infancy to age, are in- stantly relieved by tho CULICURA REMEDIES, the oniy positive cure for agunizing, itching, burning, bleediug aud scaly diseases of the skin, scalp and blood, with loss of hair, from ( iaples to scrofula, excep:,pos- sibly, ichthyosis, ‘Uhis 1s more than ean be truthfully said of any other remedy. 4s Dux Goons. BLANKETS, $1, 10. 83, B41, 85, 86, 87, $8, $9, 3D COMFORTS at all prices, filled with White LLOW CASE COTTON, 9c. SH 1G, The. HENGILE LA CASHMERE, yard wide, wool face, BLACK HENII ist gia W ETTA CASHMERE, All Woo! LS, BIG SHAWLS, DOULLE SHA HW ALI OL HOS! . in Wack and Colora .EACHED CANTON FLANNEL, in “sESS GOODS inarkea way AY SHIRTS and DRAWERS, 45c, COTTON, will run on machine, Ze, SS G3UDs, 45 in. wide, 50. Ta yds wide, a0ce SILK VELY colors, SL, Ove Case POUND CALICO. 2 1. B TOWNER & SOX, 018 _ 1310 7th sk aw To Tur Laves. An Exhibiticn of the Latest yacht ART NEEDLE WOXK AND MOUSE DECORATIONS Will be open for five days, commencing OCTOBEK 21, in the office of THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 616 OTH SY. ¥.W. Itincludes all the most fashionable imported de- signs, many of which cen ory bo reproduced on our machines, All cesiring to view this beautiful work are invited to call at our office. THE SINGER MFG. CO. LEWIS BAAR, Agent, opr. 15-8¢ S. PATENT OFFICE. omato Bia, A mild laxative for constipation. A sovereien remedy lor dyspepsia. Tomato Fig ts a Fruit and Vese- lable .@2atlVe, superior to uby Femedy Bow on the Market. Cau be relied on for its postuve results in Buy emergency. It corrects w sitzgiah habit of the bowels without producing & deprevsing effect or loss of time irom Uusiness, Improves tue health of both sexes, youn and oi. Tuilaio Fiz wives tone and strength to tho liver, kidneys and Lowels and is one cf the most celighdul lective purgatives now beture the puulic. oF male by all drumiate” 3c. per boitie. 0 a yyy ¥ o17-3m" Baltimore, ‘Ma, x 2 Haxpsowe New Parrenys 2° .t UM-SUKFACK WATER HOUR W! mn i ‘Tg Mgt pezliah aud Become Shapes Ever Proaucest ™ ibs AMODJEBKA.” the Most Stylish Sting Sicevo ‘The “CHESTER,” Plain, 1001 withe SECKINGIUN Gabel ae Rest very band 126 CATS sDreusy., Close Stting Garment, with 0 low MERE Crzverasp’s Ssperier Baxtxa Pownzn, Assorvrezx Tux Best, | BECAUSE 1t fe burhest in leavening CLEVELAN. er. nou Niue Febd raised with {keeps and ewee fa OWDER yy Evin ihe end, more eco- ABSOLUTELY nomical than any other, 2HE BEST. gives uniform It Sr ausciutely free from adulteration. Cleveland's Superior Baking Powder is for eale pre ut, G. G. seer ene eo . Magruder ct Bread, De aL Retione, Win. F. Abbot » Younks Ca, Bi er Coe Wr. ie brown bag Ehiriey & bel a Kogworth, Burchard & Cor” Heword Kes worth, ‘Theod F. McCauley, | M. McCormick, nk. Metzcer, And other high-class my6-tu.th,f&m **Cucuens Com Hour To Roosr. It wasn’t s very long rope that tothered these Cloak people who “wouldn't be affected by the tariff.” Have you noticed how they've been gradually creeping up—speciallyon PLUSHPES? ‘The tariff affects us same os it does any honsein this country—but we won't havo to tako the medicine for a year at least—and all our Plushos are imported ones, because they are the best. WE'VE GOT A COMPLETE STOCK— that’s the roacon, We don't believe in any such business tactics that advance goods in hand But some do, ‘This'll account for the from 85 to "20 difference Detween OUR Plush prices and other folks, We'll guarantee the qualitics—ask them if they will. Takes English Plush to be vouched for, Walker's particularly, Ours are Walker's, JACKETS, REEFERS and COATS. BAES AND COMPANY, LADIES’ MANTLERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH 020 STREET. Cinpnews Croaxs. Styles which are not to be found elsewhere, as we have contracted with two of the teading manufsc- turers of this country to carry their productions throughout the sezson, Our styles arc ueat ond pretty, and we think we have those styles which will please nearly every one. ‘We solicit a call, so you can form some ides of what We carry in stock. Never before did we carry such an assortment, such as Chinchillas, Boucles, Kerseys, As- trachans, Broad Wales, Bisons, Beavers, Disyonals and Meltons, GOOD NEWS FROM OUR CLOTH DEPARTMENT. A new invoice of those 50-inch Ladies’ Cloth in Fancy und Staple Shades, which we will continuo to soll inde- Pendent of tariff advances at 59c. per yard. Wo wish to call special attention toa 48-inch Broad- cloth which we soid for $1, this line being slixhtly broken, but there is a fair assortment still remaining. We intend closing these out at 73c. per yard. 4 Broadeloths from 81 to $2.50 per yard. never at aby time showu a more complete line of colors, All the above cloths we wili sponge free of ebarg A rernackably good value in a Corset. A Fronch Woven Corset, {ull busted, long waisted; warranted to wear. Only Zac, Equal in appearance and wear to many Corsets for thrice the price. LADIES’ WAKM SKIRTS Range in price from 50c. to $5. Embroidered Flanuel skirts for $1.98, Ladies’ Kibbed Skirts, 98c. C Skirts all prices, ARM <D TEA GOWNS. NDERWEAR FOR ALL SEXE. 0L UNDERWEAR VESIS FOR INFANTS. Direct.ous for washing Pure Wool Underwear to avoid surinking: ‘The rinsing and washing should ell bedone in warm, not bot water. Usetpure soap ouly; nochemicals or powders. Wash carefully, rubbing as little as possible, aud “ne hbourd.” Let the wringer do the work, rinents length ire outfits for the bal A beautiful line of Christening Robes. Afghans {or the baby’s curiae. A corps of competent sa lew Wear Department, whose adv: Whatever they tell y stand by. Infants’, M. and Young Ladies’ STOCKINETT LEGGINS in a reliable material, which ig fully guarantecd by the manufacturer and by us. Woe will wive you below thi Sizb Be ¢ in our Infants is worth seek ne. regarding the goods we will It is none too soon to bay these—always well to have in the house. OUR PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT. Apnic of It is stocked with the best Silk Garters Perfumes aud Soaps. We with have only the reliable makers’ Oxidized Buckles goods, wiven with box of your uttention to the followin. “inch Black Whulebones, best quali DLESSMA) these goods advance iu pric nn | eG wat iit RR 00 ian 8 3 “R OOO 1 KOR -c 5 SEVENTH ST. N.w, Tux Lae War ‘The war is lone since over and Grasty has grown to be aman since the swoke of cannon darkened the southern wy. If you don't know who Grasty is, where ho dos Vusiness and what be sells and that you can save wioney by Visiting bis extens:ve double stercs’ then there is not much use in Writing bistory, you are concerned, and I doubt if you kuow over, Grasty Las Leen here about six wonths People have discussed lim, und zuore probal au apy other busivess :uan in the city, au profits. Nobody ever Leard of a Decorated Dizuer Set for 87. t Set, $108; elz Tumblers, 1e., CarperLacks, 1c. » box; Pudded Carpet Lining, Se, a yard: Solid Cak Chamber Suite, $16.05, Plush or Hime Cloth Parlor Suite, & Ouk Sideboard, $12.50, &c. Best Cane deat Chairs, Imitation Waluut, Bie., dolid Old Chars, dic.; Full-size Carpet seat Rocker, U8c., &c,, until Grasty came. If you want Caryets, O11 Cloths, Furniture, China, Glass, Jin Ware, &e., don't buy until you have been to 1510-12 7th st uw.,and asked tose Grasty, Beo whut you can do, Don't deubs till you try, az GRastyY. tala «| Ganra Suits Scounzo AND PRESSED FOR sL. Soot te, avers sng] | Conte, os Pants, 28€ + sca a eee CITY ITEMS Hudson’s Variety Store, 912 7th st n. offers for tomorrow only: 1 dozen cakes Tur! ish Bath Toilet 18c,; 1 dozen cakes Bo- pet Totlet Soap, 2e.; 1 dozen. cakes White or lottled Castile Soap, 20c.; 3g dozen boxes French Blacking, 15c.; 10-piece Decorated Toilot Sets, $2.10; 56-picce French China Tea Sets, $6.50. These sets are sold at $9. Combi- nation Dinner and Tea Sets, bere tt Beet decorated, $16.90, real value €25; Wooden Buckets, 10c.; 34-gal. Glass Pitchers, 18¢.; 3¢ doz. Goblets, 15c.; 72 sheets Shelf Paper, 9., and all other goods in like proportion for one ~ only. Hupson's Vanietr Stone, 912 bg nw, Distance! All others by Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, the old a id tried ‘riend. Price 25 cts. 1 Awake at night thinking where to buy you fall 6 at nig! inking where Hat. Look at our line of Stiff and ‘Sos Hats and settle the question, Our $2 Hat for $1.45 is an example of what we can do. it Franc & Sox, One Price, cor. 7th and Dats, Dog Collars and Pug Harness engraved and Razors Honed Free. Watrouv's, 477 Pa. avel* Dr. C. W. Benson, the well-known Balti- more Specialist in Skin Diseases and Diseases of the Nervous System, has opened an office in Washington, for the treatment of all Skin and Diseases and removing super- irs, warts, moles, marks, tumors and all blemishes. Dr. Benson or his partner. Dr. E, O. Mannakee, can be found every Wednes- day from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p,m. at their office, 1212 G st. nw. 016-5 $3.50 Skirt Forms reduced to $1.98 for three days only. Sraux & Fiske’s, 427 9th sh n.w. White Sewing-machine Office. 017-3¢ Breech Loaders for hire, Game laws gratis. At Tarran’s, 1013 Pa, ave, — ol-lm Headache, Neuralgia, Dizziness, Nervous- ness, Spasms, Kiceplessness cured by Mr, Males’ Nervino. Samples free at Mentz’s Davo Stone, 1014 F st For Foot Ball Sweaters, $2, $3, 94, go to Tarran’s, 1013 Pa, ave. ol-lm An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm, No, 9 Itcharms on sight. ts use enraptures. Office 437 Sth street northwest, 09-2m_ For Douglas’ Celebrated Shoes go to Tarran’s, 1013 Pa, ave. ol-lm “Rockbridge Rye,’ finest mado, €4 per gallon; $1 quartbottle, Lrncu’s, 404 9th st. a. w. -mndet, te For Gymnasium Sults, all grades, go to Tarray’s, 1013 Pa, ave, ol-im Buy Your Coal of J. Mavny Dove. Only highest grades of famtly coal handled, jyi5-tt ———_——_— BBR A 0 OU MM MM oS g88g7 BB AA U U MMMM © i Bb Aaa UU MMM at BBB A A UU MMM POPULAR SHOPPING PLACK SEVENTH STREET. We offer in our Cloak Department some unusual in- ducements for you to buy your Fall and Winter Wrap. Ou. stock is unsurpassed for beauty and variety of styles. Imported gar- ments marked at very low figures, and copies of them of American mannfacture at prices that will astonish you. We ask for @ call only. We Known we can please, PRICES ON EVERYTHING GUARANTEED TO BE THE LOWEST. Wo have an extraordinary bargain in Misses’ Long Wraps. They are worth from $5.50 to 87.50. The price we put on thom may stamp them in your minds to be worthless. Wo ask for an examination—that will change your opinion of them if you have thought so. Sizes 4 to 12, Made of stamped cioths, Garrick cape,and made to we 83.25, for all sizes, v MMMM oO” gS: Ph oA TF MMMM" Ss Bus 294 Sou MM Bys8 POPULAR SHO?PING PLACE, o18 SEVENTH STREET, 1241, 1243 Lic Sr. S.E. UNDERWEAR. Prepare for the cold weather and buy your Garments where the propricior is satisfiel with a small profit. NO FANCY RENTS To PAY, READ WIAT WE ARE DOING. Gents’ Extra Hex Gents’ Extra Heavy out down town as a leader for $1. U-wool Sc.rlet Vests, 75e.; worth 81. {os' All-wool Fine Scarlet Vests, $1; worth $1.49 Ladics’ Extra Heavy Merino Vests, 48¢. ‘Wo cait save you money on Fine Dress Goods. Givo usa trial—Don’t mind the distance—You will be amply rewarded. We are still selling Imported Zephyr, Se. an’ ounco— all shades; Imported Saxony, 12. ahank; German- town, 17c, a bunk, and Spanish, 18¢. # hank, Full line of Art Goods at reduced prices, WM. C. VIERBUCHEN, LEADING REMNANT HOUSE, 1, 1243 LIth st. ne. (Formerly Double Combination.) ol7-tr Doveras & Bro. INTER-OCEAN BUILDING, 9TH ST. ‘We will give you the following articles at the prices nained FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY: Ladies’ High Neck, Loug Sleeves, 0c. Ribbed Vests Boe., or 3 for 81. Ladies’ High Neck, Long Sleeves, 75¢. Ribbed Vests, 50c. exch. Ladies’ 7c. Ribbed Drawers, 50c, Lad:es' Fine Merino Vests and Drawers, worth 75c., at 50c. each, “ Ladies’ Ali-wool $1 Vests, all colors, at 75c. esch. Lidios' rine Kuit Skirts, all colcrs and all prices. Very handsome. 50 doz. Knotted-fringe Fancy Border 39c. Towels, 50c. each. 7 doz, Stamped 25c. Pillow Shama, 19. pair. — Beautiful Styles Crepe Lise and Net Ruching, all colors. 5 Styles T5c. Infante’ Sacques for 49c, each. Worsted and spanish Yarim, THREE Days: «Aprons at 380, Aprons at 750, ad ABs Bisou THEATER MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, ‘The Great Melodrama, THE PAYMASTER. RIVER OF REAL WATER, A Wealth of Magnificent Scenic Productions and « GREAT CasT. 2 Next Week—BOBBY GAYLOR. ©20-68 N** NATIONAL THEATRE. Beginning MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1890, For One Week, Matinces AND ‘Wodnesday and Saturday, LEW DOCKSTADER, ‘The Minstrel Comedian, and iN MINSTRELS, — Tp the Company. Week —" ‘ARD ATHRE- NEM GRA kaaacaacembeaii - ity KEsans NEW WASHINGTON THEATER 13TH oT. THIS WEEK—Ladies’ Matinee Tomorrow. NIGHT OWLS, FAMOUS BEAUTY SHOW, PAULINE MARKHAM, IN “TEMPTATION,” HANDSOME WOMEN. Great Olio. Next Week—Hyde's Star Specia‘ty Company. 1t Atbavars GRAND OPERA HOUSE. GRAND OPERA HOUSE WEEK OF OCTOBEK 20, SIX NIGHTS ONLY, MATINEES MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. FIRST TIME IN WASHINGTON OP WILSON BARRETT AND HALL CaINE’S: NEW ROMANTIC DRAMA, ENTITLED 00. ppi ETERS: G60 0.0 0.0 D> : Bop oo * ppp. oo F pe 83 bE BD oo =TLL bpp TrTT 11 MM MM S835 T it MMMM 3 PAAR ER os iM MM CAST BY COL, SINNS* BROOKLYN PARK THEATER 00, MAGNIFICENT SCENERY. BEAUTIFUL STAGE SETTINGS. SPLENDID ACTING, ALL THE ELABORATE SCENERY MADE AFTER THE MODELS USED AT THE PRINCESS’ THEATER, LONDON, READ NEW YORK P. ESS CLIPPINGS. “Tho play isan enterta and picturesquely put up: 4 “Col. Sinn is to be congratulated on his company."— Press, “Tho mounting was excellent, and the scenery was extremely pretiy."—Tr.lune, “Will doubtless prove a great success."—Timra tio was on au elaborate scale aud with m tar “Abe pla tea success. Col. Sinn basa money maker —Worid. in GOOD OLD TIM was a success, All that was “GOOD OLD TIM! promised was amply tulfilled"—Sun, “GOOD OLD TIMES was an all round success."— Commercial Advertiser, D S is one of the best dramas seen in New York for sciue time."— Evening Sun. “GOOD OLD TIMES. scored o success of the first magaitude.”~Krening News. -D TIMES, onght to enjoy any amount roaperity."—Bvening Post md val can truly be accepted ass 0 Teieram. its kind New York has ever son tn ays of “Ligiits o* London’ and ‘Silver King." Erening Word, Kemember! ONLY ONE WEE! y sco tis Bpiendid Play, OM alter’ -:" Te FAMOUS LOTUS GLEE CLUB OF BosTON. ‘TWO EVENINGS AT UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, Assisted WEDNESDAY, October 22, by Miss MINNIE MARSHALL of Boston, Reader; THURSDAY, 23, by MARSHALL P. WILDER, Humorist, of New York. Admission. .. oe --50e, ‘Tickets at Metzerott’s, 1110 F st. n.w. 018-4t | F pcre HALL, ONE WEEK, COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, Wednesday and Saturday matines, ‘The grestest of all burlesques, FAUST UP TO DATE, As played at the GAIETY THEATER, LONDON, with all the origingl music, dances, scenery, cos- tumes, paraphernalia and a great cast, including MISS KATE CASTLETON As Marguerite. CHORUS SINGERS, The original GAIETY SKIRT DANCERS. AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA AND STAGE BAND, Forming the fherriest epoctacular production of burlesques over seen in America, Regular thoster prices. Seats ready Thursday October 2:3, at Metzerott's music atoro, 018-20 a. MEETING OF THE WASHINGTON JOCKEY CLUB BENNING BRACE COURSE, TUESDAY, October 21, WEDNESDAY, October 22, THURSDAY, October 23, FRIDAY, October 24, SATORDAY, October 25, MONDAYS, Uctober 27, TUESDAY, October 28, WEDNESDAY, October 29, AND EXTRA DAYS, WEATHER PERMITTING Purses 21,000. Five races each day. Btoeplechases evory other day. ‘The best class of race horses will take part. First race promptly at 2 p.m, Members’ batges can be obtained from 0.G. Staples, Treasurer, Willard’s Hotel. Admission—Grounds, xrand stand and pool lswn, €1; imciudiug club Louse and paddock, 81.50. Siperyonslte characters will bo denied edzolesion, EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. Meet vas are nares Banat) TUE TOMP OF WasEINaTOR ‘Datil further notice the palatial iron and steel steamer CHARLES MACALESTER, Will ave her whart foot of 7th st, daily, except Sun- day, as follows: —s mJ for MOUSE VERON = 0am. Arrive festimeton at and trip y VERNON, tuclusting sduuenion to. the org rounds, 61. Elegant cafe on the a Re OT hos: Sete ees " " anabeaiencon ee ode LL. BLARE, Carta, __ STAGE EXCURSIONS. DEM TES TALLY Bo COACH Line LEavEs 523 13th st now kound trip. sf m, LOam tha. S00, Soldiers’ Home. 0 Pes, 5a, Cabin Solu Bde Wed. and Sun. ‘be. a AUCTION SALES. L TEI, BODL BRUSSELA, SAIN CARPETS, FUKNE AUP Np, OBER TWE! a =T, COMMEN: TEN O'CLOCK AM. 1. bkba. AT PUBLIC AUCTION WITHIN OUR UE SALI ® KOOMN NINTH AND D STREP SHWEST, ABOUT OND HUNDRED FINE CA Ix v Ube ELS FG 04 CING AT a & VELVET, MOQUET, TAPES FASDINGRARN —_oe Ls LOT OF XEW AND SECUND- URN CURERISING Panton ASD Dintxe hoon ITU OBES, SEWING LN. BEDSTLADS, ‘MAT IKISSES DESKS, Be, ka : COLLAKS, VES MITTS, ALeo CY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHIRTS BUCHINGSKMIT Cd! t ud and 'L streets square, oxteuding irom A to ‘ribed by the decree: One- in cash at the time of peat of 2000 Wil: be required when off, aud the readae in vqual inetale twe'yeacs respectively {roi date uf be purchaser w me to be mocured by & t Upon the premises sold; oF the purchaser: y vay the whole purchase re Bi Terell at Fiek abd cost of deta roe days’ notice m the Evening COMVEyADCnE, Ac., at Cost Of Pur ALF. MORIN, 4 1515 F st. now. JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, 410 Sthet. a rustece, DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts, AUTUMN RESORTS. 020-4 IMPLKIAL, MALJLAND AVE, ATLAN- ‘Diectly“on the Leach. Open sil the yes turuished; Lest, gus, electric bell cus ceed. teruig, & | te $3 per day. G. W. KENDAICK, _HOTELS. _ W ILLAKD'S HoT:1, Pa avo, and 14th st, Washington, D.C, 225 Owzs House. ‘Late Hotel Soiart Finest Cafe im the city. Ladies’ Saloon. Handsomely rurntaled r only, by day or week. Geutleimen Recs from 1¥ to ¥ p.m, Ss RW OOD, OLy POINT. Greatly enlarged aud improved; hot aud Lats, evectric bells, cas, steam beat; oD $2 ber Gay, $10 per woukaud upward, GLO. Owner and'Fioprictor. sess EBITY HOUSE WaSHINGT ___ PROPOSALS. | PROPOSALS FOR PHOLO - LITHOORAPHING | BAND PRINTING TOWssHIP AND UlHEL LATS. —Departivent of th f, Genera iand j Ofttce, 10, 10) — Seabed | Proposals Stlice tel Is consULUES pari ui Ot this office as shall be required | duriug the current fiscal year. vetails | tows of the work will be exhibited to | tuust satisty themseives as to all cequs | posuis mist be made tn duplicate ata a Commismoner of t . tusdoraed ott Peg Sarees, “ror vsais for ievroducitiy “sow ust } Fiats*" Bond with approved security wili be rear and the rut to reject any or all bid: M. STONE, Acting Comu. ies PiyTorats PO CAkMICAL INSTRUMENTS, &e., fi ‘ Cele | ber mxton Navy Yard, muical Lay | ton Navy Lard, to be open be reerived at the Burvou of Provisions aud Cloth Davy Department, Washington, DC, until TWELVE LOCK NGO! TWENTS the led pr Es ek, OF ELC wisn: eries, heatiug apparstus, plativuin dishes, al &: y Bei bso 1 i608 anuard and pass the Usual mw Blank proposals will be faruisted upou eI the Commandant ot the Navy Lard or to The attention of manufacturers and dealers is ‘ie bids, all other things b The departiwent reserver U to reject any or all bids not deemed advan! the “goverument. LDW.N SABWAKI, I ral, U.S. Navy ols __ FINANCIAL 15355 T'st:, second floor. Member Washinstom Stock Uxchange. Deals in ail Local Securities, listed and unlisted. ‘14, ‘tin jurchase of any other ime securities, Lewis SUBNSON RCo. ol-lm Baukera do W conson. JNO. W, MACAKINEY,— Member 5.). Stock sa, CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 ¥ ST. N.Ww, Bankers and dealers in Government Boude Deposite, Excha Railroad Stocks aud he kx Loans. Collections, ds, aud all securities listed anes of New ork, iuladelphia, Boston mht abd xol adc of wvesttuent securities District val Kutirvad, Gas, Insurance and Tul- -~ hone stock dealt in, Aierican bell i clephone Stock bought and sold.Jy18 FAMILY SUPPLIES. x EST B ER. FOUR BOXES 5, Miv Comes, owt Chine Exrnsouprxany Casn Banoarss. LADIES'CLOTH DRESS GUODS, yard and a balf Wide, vure Woul, Navy MBius, Green, Garnet, Browu, ck; apecial cash bargain 50c. HANDSOME PLAID DEES» GOODS, all newstyles, wide doubie width, 50c., Toc. €1. hes DOUBLE WHITE size, oxtra heavy, $3.75 , sc SILAS, cash ban LOOM COTTON, very best quatity, -e PRUIT OF THE yard wide, Sige. Colored Sisk Velvets, 50c.. 7éc.. HENKIETTA CASHMERE, yearly yard aude bargain Se, 81. elegant French « wide, pure woul; epecial cast SHEETING U UN, ummeuse double width, em cellent quality, 25c. heay: BED COMPOKTS, extra heavy, tmmense essort ment, 87ic., 61, $1.25, $1.50, 1-1, 62. LADAL»' CLOTH Dakss GUUDs, wide, double fold, pure wool, oii coos cas bargain, 23e. BALLKIGGAN Engush stockings, very best 25e. Quality; THREE paire for 30e BLACK SILK MOHALY BRILLIANTINER, dubbe told, oe, Shey STK —. Black burah dilks, Se, 50c., O20, Lonedale Cambric, finest quality, 100, Double Biaukets, $1.25, $1.50, $2 CARTER'S STRICTLY CasR STOR, 711 MARKET SPACK, NEAR 7TH st. CADEMY OF ACTING, A CASH PURCHASE ANOUNTING TO 95 Em A TLES YOU 20 A VALUABLE MASENS. 14 12TH ST. NW, er J Catalogues mailed to address. Ladion aud Geutiemen Prey ared for the Stage. Fixs Suoz op 2 jnaton: A iui: compe of eMicieut asstatante, r 8. | LEADING STYLES, 4. B CALDWELL'S DANCING ACADEMY GREATEST VARIETY, fo: T ‘and ‘evenings, 6:30. Sa is Svention edad Sav afternoons BEST WORKMANSHIP, ais-sor ete PevAdarese Tia Cot nw, aay ————— 5 Eva! DE % Baleet of b ‘st ‘Sesouie Hal, Successor to = ge needsy. a 8 sigan’ elec sealers: _ se DALTON & STRICKLAND, GE 20H care, “THE PATAWOMECE.” 039 PENNA AVE sje 18 NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS REGULAR | —————— Sk