Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1890, Page 10

10 > THE EVENING STAR: aig, WASHINGTON, LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A.M. THURSDAY. For the District of Coiumbia, Maryland, Delaware and Virginia, increasing cloudiness end tain; northeasterly winds snd slightly warmer. CONDITION OF THE WATER. = Temperature and condition of water at a.m.—Great Falls, temperature, 59: condition, 6. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 65. Con- dition at north connection. 6; condition at south connection, 36; distributing reservoir, temperature, 64; condition at influent gate bonse, 24; condition at efttuent gate house, 26. High tide in the river, 1:32 p.m.; low tide in the river, 7:48 p.m. Bracox Dror Lramts, completo, 97¢. Rochester lamps, complete, $2.50, $3, &e. Gas fixtures, ail prices, lowest Pisno lamps, with umbrella shade, com- te, SS and 86. ” C. A. Muppnray, 614 12th st. Formerly 1206 F st. Laprgs’ asp Cattpurs’s Sorrs Reapy Mave and made to order at les prices than some dressmakers charge for making. Good fit and low prices guaranteed. “Cut Paice Day Goons Hovse, 802 7th st. D.w. For Att Krxps of ammunition go to Tar- Pax’s, 1013 Pa. ave. Oxtx eight of those $60 parlor suites left. Ail we will be able to get. aie) Do you want a good value, rug, six-piece par- Jor suite for cash? Now is the time. W. H. Hoveutox & Co., 1218-1220 F st. Frsz Ponraarrs at Kets Komethy’s, 1109 Pa. av. Wepp1se Presests.—Bric-a-brac is the pop- ular rage for presents of all kinds. We have a large assortment of our own recent importation direet from manufacturers. J. W. Korzren & Son. 923 Penn. ave. See Orrexmesten's advertisoment of $25 @ewing machines. R. Goupscumrp, 1007-1009 F st. mw. Read our advertisement on 4th page if you are in- terested in low prices. Neves Sax Woxx.—Work is what tells in this world. “ake hold and lift” has brought many a man and family from obscurity and poverty into notice and wealth; but work means ability and ability means good nerves and stroug health, as much as anything else. And to strengthen the nerves and fortify the constitution use Dr. Henley’s Celery, Beef and Iron. It does it work quickly and ‘right every time. To know wisdom and instruction A. B. C. is the best spring tonic. Ax Ixcoxranaste Orren.—The Champion Steam Laundry, 1422 Pennsylvania avenue, 18 doing the finest laundry work in the city, and, as a means of introducing the same, we will give to any one calling at our office a red card, which entitles bearer to have laundered free of charge # collars and 4 cuffs. We also repair hosiery 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 bands and wrist bands are made new at the smaii cost of 25c, Write us a card or tele- THE NELLIE BLY CLUB. Some of the Members Arrested for Dis- orderly Conduct. McCullough sfreet is the name given a sec- tion of the alley running inthe rear of the houses on the east side of New Jersey avenue between E and F streets. There is a long row of «mall houses on this so-called street which are inhabited by colored persons, Among the females in the alley there exists what is known | 8# the Nellie Bly Club. The young men in that | vicinity are also permitted to engage in the | festivities of the club, Its meetings aro hold | anywhere about the street or alley and inside a house or onacorner. The objects of the club are “mutual improvement” and the “promotion of social intercourse.” Whethor they gave any “parlor socials” is not known, but it is known | that they “rush the growler” and the girls “shoot crap.” There was a meeting of the club on the cor- ner last night There were present sixteen males and about half that number of females. When Policeman Jim Fenton came along he heard the giris with Nellie Bly caps cursing and swearing and they were making so much noise thathe made @ raid on them. Three girls, Catherine Mills, Jane Poindexter and Laura Harris, were arrested, and this morning they were tricd in the Police Court for disorderly conduct. Catherine and Jane plead guilty and were fined $5 each. Lawyer Moss plead Laura’s case for her, and upon showing that although she wore a Nellie bay be ip she was only a visitor at the meeting it night the court suspended THEY WILL CONSOLIDATE, Two Large Colored Secret Organiza- tions to Join Their Forces. Two of tho largest and most powerful colored | Secret organizations of the country are plan- ning to join thoir forces. They are the right worthy national grand council and the right worthy grand lodge of the Independent national Order of Good Samaritans. They held a meet- ing yesterday at Cadets Armory on O street, at which articles of agreement which had been previously adopted by the respective grand bodies were read and referred to a business {committee of ten. The meeting was called to order by District Grand Chief Uharles H. Mar- shall, and Dr. D. P. Seaton, past right worthy national grand chief of the grand council, was elected chairman, with Rev. Daniel Jones, na- tional grand sire of the grand lodge, vice presi- dent; James Burgess, secretary, and Cornelia S. Snyder of Bultimore, Md., assistant secre- tary. This afternoon the two orders are to | apes and this evening a grand banquet is to given at the armory. A ROYAL Tho Scottish Rite Masons Hold a Din- ner at the Arlington. The new banquet room of the Arlington was beautifully decorated last night with cut flow- ers and potted plants as the members of the Royal Order of Scotiand filed into the room MR. DENT’S CREDITORS. They Ascortain That All His Liabilities . Can be Fully Met. Yesterday afternoon the creditors of E. L. Dent's iron works held a meeting at the office of the works, The assignees, Wm. A. Gordon and Jas, H. Taylor, presented their statement, which showed that Mr. Dent's liabilities amount to $232,187.15, while his assets, mostly in the form of real estate, foot up to at least $445,014.47. They also explained their plans of continuing the business and carrying out the contracts for which Mr. Dent is responsi- ble until some arrangements are made for the sale of the works or their operation by a stock company to be formed. As their plans con- template the payment in full of every cent of the indebtedness and only ask for a short time in which to make a settlement they were willingly agreed to, SHE SHOT HER HUSBAND Because He Tried to Remove the Fur- niture From Her House. Lucy Edelin is the name of a col- ored woman who belicves that her home is her castle and that she can defend it even against the acts of the man whom she has taken ‘for better or for worse.” Lucy owns her little castle on Half street south- east, and wanting to make it a comfortable home for herself and children she bought some furniture on the ipstallment plan for $55. Before she had paid the last installment her husband appeared with the installment man, and was lending what assistance he could in removing tho furniture. The woman pleaded with the men to leave mattress for her children, as she had paid something like 40 on account, phone 502-3. S.C. Wattaca, Pr Jouy’s Restaurant, 1126 7th st. nw, Axotugr Lot of those wonderfully low price lace curtain lifts and our tine laces; were never as cheap for the value. W. H. Hovcutox & Co., 1218-1220 F st. Hotse & Hexkmaxy’s for furniture and car- pets. Cash or credit. See adv’t., page 9 for their annual dinner. There were overa hundred ladies and gentlemen present, among the list of guests being many of the most prom- inent Masons of the country, who have been in Washington for the last few days in attendance upon the biennial conclave of the Supreme Council, Scottish Rite Masons, The banquet only needed one thing to make it a complete success, Provincial Grand Master Albert Pike Paupext Hovsrxrerens will find by a visit to the double furniture, carpet and stove stores | of Jonx Kuppex, 930 and 9 h street north- west, that it ischeaper to buy new furniture than to repair old. They will also find that his stock of parlor and bed room suites (and par- ticularly that special offer of # parlor suite, 7 pieces, in rug or plush, for $35), carpets (all cut and laid free of cost to purchaser), stoves, heaters and ranges, wardrobes, hatracks, &. is as complete in variety of selections, workman- ship and material as it can be made. They will further find that by taking advantage of the sensible plan of buying furniture offered by Mr. Rudden to his patrons, which requir ouly asmall payment when the purchase is made and the balace in weekly or monthly in- stalments as convenience dictates, they can get allthocomforts that a weli-farmshed home | affords at a lower price for aemall amount of | cash and have a longer time to pay the balance than can be obtained elsewhere. English breech csr Recervep a new line of ennsylvania ave. loaders at Tarra bs We have received the 216 suites (three-piece Oak) that we have waited for so long. W. H. Hovcnrox & Co., 1218-1220 F st. Tse well-known firm of Johnson Brothers supply more families with fuel than any one firm in the United States. Canrers Camruonatzp and made moth proof frco of charge, Emrimz Carrer CLEANING Wonss, 631-685 Mase. ave. n.w. Telephone 425-2 Bry Your Coat of J. Mavny Dove. Only Lighest grades of family coal haudied, mixoTos should call at Mer- 25 Penusylvania y tirst- Vistrons to W ritt’s photograph gallerr, ave. ‘This large establishment makes o1 clase work and at reasonable prices, For Fisurso Tackie at low prices go to Tarr. 1013 Pa, ave. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Axnavon’s.—“Good Old Times.” Nattoxat.—Primrose & West's Minstrels Buov.—“The Paymaster.” Kersa Night Owl Burlesque Company. Lores Gize Cive.—At Universalist Church, 13th and L streets. Gabriel Washington, on complaint of Rachael Brooks, was fined 75 by Judge Miller tod: A dead infai Borthwest yesterda: Addresses were delivered before the Mahone Virginia Republican Association last night by Mess al ain and E. 1. Lewis of Vir- inia, who urzed the members of the associa- tion to work earnestly for Mr. Hume. ‘The Irish-American Union has elected the fol- lowing officers: Capt. O’Meagher Condon, pres- ident; I. Philbin, vice president; J. Mccann, secretary; M. Ferney, treasurer, and J.J. Flan- agan and J. P. Kelly, trustees, and H. Boacher, sergeant-at-arms. The will of the late John Mayhew, filed yes- terday, is a brief instrument. It leaves his es- tate to his wife, Eliza, Judge Arthur MacArthur, who has been jaite sick recently is improving, his many iends will be glad to know. New York republicans will be issued trans- Portation certificates by C. Solon Stevenson at ‘3 Madison place, opposite Lafayette Square, from 2 until 9 p.m, from this date uatil November 1.—Adet, ——__ Virginia Presbyterian Synod. The one hundred and second session of the Virginia Presbyterian synod opened in Staun- ton, Va., last night. The services begun with the customary scrmon by the sitting moder- ator, Rev. Wm. Dinwiddie of Albemarle, Va. Rev. Dr. Pitzer of this city made the opening rayor. Kev. M. L. Lacey, D.D., of the ireenbrier presbytery was elected moderator. ‘The territory included in the boundary of the synod embraces Virginia, West Virginia, the District of Columbia and a part of Maryland, Two Bicyclists Collide. Yesterday afternoon two bicyclists came to- Rether at 9th street aud Massachusetts avenue and both were thrown aud injured. Charles Birkbead was cut and bruised about the head and W. R. Davis was but siightly hurt, The first was taken to his home, 1143 Sth street northesst, and the other 10 1215 16th street Borth gest. a Foot Ball at Annapolis. The Coiumbia Athletic Club's foot ball team, ‘Under the captaincy of Mr. L. 8. Wells, jr., left today at noon for Annapolis to meet the eleven from St. John’s Academy. The Columbia team is composed of Mesers. Welsh. Wells, Harban, Wade, Emery, Veazey, Butterworth, ‘Dashiell, Burroughs, Tyler, Hacker, Davidge, Lewis and a Iarontaxt Sare.—Mr. Dowling will sell to- Morrow at 11 o'clock at his art rooms, 1ith and Pennsyivania avenue, y choice private collection of Japanese lains, bronzes, some fine drapery and other articles of value, parties to which he invites the attention of who desire fine decorstions, — Aart —_o—_ A Tavstees’ Sate of horses, carriages, har- ness, &c., will be held at Ratcliffe, Darr & Co.'s auction rooms, 920 Penusylvania avenue north- at 10 o'clock, For vertisement, was indisposed andunable to be present. Jn his absence Mr. Wax. Oscar Roome presided. As soon as the elaborate menu had been disposed of toast were drunk, ‘The first was “The ee vineial grand master” and was responded to by Mr. ‘Thos. Hatch of New Hampshire. The other toasts and speakers wei country,” Senator Dolph “The Ind Grand Master Connor of Tennessee; of Washington,” Commissioner John W. Ross, bolic lodges,” Gen. John Mills Mr. P.M. Powell of Massachusetts Browne. also made an address, Among those who set down to the banquet tables were: Mr. J. T. Vaughn, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Heiston, Mr. George H. Safford, Mr. George E. Corson, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Somerville, Miss = rie Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. ik Swarz. Mr. and Mrs. Allison Nailor, jr., Mr. and Mrs, L. K. Vinton, Mr. and Mrs, A. H. Horner, Dr. and Mrs. F. Hersey, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Rowell, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. » W. EL Grace Davis, 8. D Thatcher J. D. Green, T. J. Collins, C. E. Mayer, L. C. Wood, A. B. Cool- idge, J. H. Olcott, J. C. Laylor, Charles A. Nesbitt, Mr. and Mrs, Ed N, Eubank. Miss Ella G. Latham, John F. Mayer, Charles H. Fowler, Joseph Y. Potts, H. W. Smith and Mrs. James Smith, Rey. A. Buchanan, W. BK. Smith, H, L. Cranford, Gen. and Mrs. George W. Balloch, A. A. Thomas, Mr. ana Mrs. W, 0, Roome, J. C. Batchelor, Miss Lilhan Pike, Thomas E. Hatch, Miss Nellie F. Shedd, Miss Mabel Hatch, A. C, Sherman, J. H. Cavanag! i 'T. R. Mosrow, J. R. Parsons, W. J. C. Kenyon, George K. Metcalf, D.C, Dawkins, R. J. George F. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Rh. C. M. Greham, Miss J, A. Graham, Martin Collins, J. N. Dolph, Jobn W. Koss, Dr. and Mrs, L. M. wylor, sr., Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Taylor, jr., Dr. and Mrs, Aaron Baldwin, W. J. Hill and Miss Shay. E. B. MacGrotty and Miss Julia Mac- Grotty, George Connor and Mrs, R. H. Holt, €, H. Benton, J. H. Thompson, Dr, John Mills Browne, W. R. Singleton, T. W. Hugo, J. C. ‘Terry, A. Hotchkiss, R. W. Hill and Cc. W. Ecnnett, — The Funeral of A. B. Mullett. The funeral of Mr. A. B. Mullett, whose tragic death Monday night shocked the com- munity, will take piace from his late residence, 2501 Pennsylvania avenue, tomorrow at 1 o'clock, The funeral will be conducted with, Masonic ceremonies, Rev. Dr. Harding, rector of St. Paul's P.E. Church, wiil conduct the de- votional services at the bonse and this will be followed by the Knights Templar and Biue Lodge funeral service. Yhe remains will be taken from the hoase to the Baltimore and Ohio depot end thence transported to Cincin- nati for, burial at Spring Grove cemetery. A Masonic guard of honor will attend the re- mains to Cincinnati, eS Again Sent to the Work House. Maurice Gainey was once a prosperous lemon peddier, and as such earned @ good living for his family, but he took to drinking ram with the usual result—station house work, house and nights in the police stations he was sent to the finally unable to work. Then he was givon a good Lowe in the alms house and was permitted to travel on the dead wagon to vary the monot- ony of poor-house life. Even this did not suit him, for be left the wagon several times aud got drunk, and finally his right to » home there terms in the work house, where he, was forced to wear the striped clothes, Today Maurice was before Judge Miller as an habitual drank- ard. He was (ound this time sleeping off a drunk in Seaton Park. He plead guilty to the charge and was giv ays, Presbyterian Synod of Baltimore. The annual session of the Presbyterian synod of Baltimore was begun in Central Church in Wilmington, Del., last night, 128 delegates from Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia, who represent about as many churches, being in attendance. The opeuing | religious exercises wero conducted by Rev. Wm. W. Simonton of Emmitsburg, Md., the retiring moderator, assisted by Rev. Mr. Logan of Dover, Del., and tev. Mr. Reigart of Salis- bury, Md, Rev. A. N. Keigwin, pastor of West Church of Baltimore, was elected moderator, and Rev. ©. 8. Carrington of Washington and Rev. Samuel McLavahan of Baltimore, tem- porary clerks, The session will probably end | it. and was to r in sight of potters’ field, After spending many | The suit was successfully prosecuted and as {the value is set down at $17,500 he claims work house time and time again, until he was | 1,750, which, he says, has not been paid Lim was taken from him, and he has since served | Lucy told her husband. Jim, to let the furni- ture alone or she would shoot him. Jim heard what she said, but he did not heed her warn- ing. He evidently thought that she was only making a bluff, but he soon learned better, for Lucy went in und procured a revolver, from a she fired a bullet that entered Jim's ody. There was a charge of assault and battery with intent to kill made against Lucy and the case was called in the Police Court this morn- ing. Mesers, Webb and Barker appeared as hor counsel and waived an examination, Bond in the sum of $300 was given for Lucy's appearance. —_-__ Criminal Court Proceedings. In the Criminal Couri, Chief Justice Bing- ham, this morning, in the case of Frank Mon- roe, charged with, the larceny of a necklace, &e., valued at $160, on May 27 from Mrs. Alice N. Parker, the defendant was surrendered by his surety, Mr. W. W. Kirby. He was released ov giving anew bond with W. H. Lee surety in $500, Samuel Ryder, charged with having knowl- edge of a child under sixteen years of age, has been committed to jail, his surety after the forfeiture of recognizance had been stricken out surrendering him, In the case of Jobn F. Beute for indecent exposure a nolle pros has been entered, Wm. Walker, charged with violating the policy law, plead not guilty, _ Beating the Slot. “Watch that boy,” said a man standing near small boy with a nickel fastened to a strong silk thread a yard long, more or less. And Tug Star reporter addressed watched him. The boy was hungering for chocolates or cigarettes or whatever there was in tho slot machine, by whose side he stood, and he had ouly one nickel to invest, He looked about furtively and tacn boldly dropped his nickel into tho siot, pushed on the peg or pulled out the drawer, as directed, and stuck the procovds ofthe investment into his pocket. ‘hen he looked about more furtively than before and with a jerk as if he had a great bite be struight- ened the silk string suddenly and flipped the nickel out of the slot machine, ‘ihen he dropped it in for another “goodie,” got it and extracted his nickel as before, which he put into his pocket affectionately and went away whistling softly; “1 Want to be an Anggl.’ Further inquiry developed the fi eNiat the nickel with « string tied to it was slowly but surely sapping the energies of the slot ma- chine, and unless something of a remedial character is applied the morality of small boys will not be worth a cent a carioad and the slot machine will be worth still less, Wanted, to Break Up the Business. John H. O’Brien, a printer, while under the influence of liquor, entered Karsch’s saloon on Pennsylvania avenue last night and called for adrink, The bartender refused to give him hing to drink on account of his condition, wherenpon O’Brien became loud and abusive and insulted some old soldiers, customers of the saloon. O’Brien did not like the treat- ment he had received in being refused or ‘turned down,” and he proceeded to break up the fixtures of the establisiment, A messeu- ger was sent for an ofticer and Policeman way responded, O'Brien was thereupon jocked up, but he was afterward released on $5 col- lateral. When the case was tried before Judge Miller today the judge fined bim 10 or thirty days on the farm, He noted an appeal, — Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Mary Corcoran to R. R. White, pt. 28, sq. 197; %—. Martha M. Lee to J. G. Slater, pt. lot 6, 389; 2—. G. W. Decker to Jos, B, William- son, subs 43 and 49, sq. 507; 1,800. G, E. Em- mons to C. W. King, pts. § and 9, 8q. 51 i. C, W. Magruder to J. T, Weale, lot 1 14, Reno; $200. Martha M. Lee to J. G. lot 28, sec. 4, Barry Farm; $—-. W. F. Hellen to G, E. Lemon, pt. 1, sq. 223; @—. Harriette C. Whitman to A. M. McLachlan et al., lot 18, Lanier Heights; ?—. Sarah Mcintosh et al. to ¥. P. Hackney, pts. 2 and 1, xq. w. of eq. 4; $195. James Feny to Bridget Mcuee, pt. ‘Iur- key Thicket: Caroline Webster, pt. 41, 8q. 493; D to 8. C. Raub, lot 25, A Suit for Fees. W. W. Upton has, by Messrs, Phillips, Zachary & McKenney, filed a bill against Albert Cingria and Mary Wall to declare #1,750 a lien on lot 12, square 158. The complainant was the attorney for Cingria in his ejectment suit for the prop- erty in question, conditioned on the recovery of eive one-tench of the value. and asks that his claim be made a licn on the lot. —_—_-—_ Labor Legislation. Ata meoting of the Federation of Labor last night a committee was directed to dratt reso- lutions defining the conditions of labor bills now before Congress. The resolution advises jabor organizations to pledge candidates to vote for the labor bills pow pending when they are called up next session, Republican Mass Meeting This Evening. ‘The republicans of Montgomery county will hoid a mass meeting at Glen Echo Heights this evening at 7:30 o'clock, Hon, George L, Wellington of Baltimore, Judge C. W. Hal- comb and Mr. B. H. Warner wil. address the voters on the issuesof the day. This will be one of tho most important moctings in the campaign of Hon. Louis E. McComas, poets The Golden Cross. Mt. Vernon Commundery, No. 440, U.0.G.C., held its regular meeting last evening at West Eud Masonic Hail, Noble Commander Thorno presiding. Application for membership was presented from Miss Anna M. Dutton, Grand Commander Ebie was present and addressed Friday. The attendance of delegates at this session is very large. Rev, John Pym Carter, .D., holds over as stated clerk. Sosa snc An Oyster Schooner Sunk. The oyster schooner Model, with a load of 600 bushels of oysters on board, struck on a snag in the river betweon Glymont and Crano Point a few days ago and now lies at the bot- tom. some nineteen fect below the surface of the flowing tide. The crew, which consisted of three men, made their escape, though the boat ‘sank almost instantly. The schooner was owned by Capt. Win. C. Nolon of this city and com- manded by Capt, David Jenkins, The loss is estimated at nearly $3,000. Fined for Assaulting His Father. Dan Long, a South Washington young man who has spent almost as much time in prison as he has outside since he celebrated his twenty-first bi y, Was arraigned before Judge Miller this morning charged with as- saulting Dennis Long, his father. The old man said that Dan came home last igs shee segeed him down for Dan edmitied his guilt and gave ‘as an excuse for his offense. A fine of $10 was imposed, . the commandery, Remarks were also made on order by Vico Grand Com- mander Marguerite McCutchen, Virginia ©, Lewis of National, Lady Martha J. Peabody and Sir Knight John A. Roeder of Capital and Sir Knights Murchison, Fowler, Venable, Jouey and Lady Maggio Z. Weaver. ——_._— Musn’t Fight Any More. Eliza Brown and Virginia Whitney, colored women, figured in the Police Court today. The former was charged with assaulting the latter, The trouble occurred at Eliza's houso when Virgii to see usband. Virginia that Eliza caught her by the coat aud she “chawed” her to ft loose. Judge Miller told fighting and the women to go home aud stop keep out of court, ——-___ Must Give Bonds or Go Down. AMUSEMENTS, ‘Tue Saxe oF Szats for Rhea in “Josephine” at Albaugh’s next week begius tomorrow morn- ing. aaa ay bie komm ont tome and greatly improved its last appearance here and an Pog entirely new company has been en- sage Szats yor Satz for “Faust Up to Date" at Metzerott’s, on tomorrow morning. “Faust,” with its original music, scenery andeffects, with Miss Kate Custleton as Mar- guerite and a great chorns, augmented by the riginal gaioty skirt dancers, will be presented at ‘Music Hall’ nest Monday evening ‘and will run the week, Sats Now on Sate for Bobby Gaylor at Bijou next week. Hype’s Star Srectatty Compayr, direct from Hyde & Bebman’s Theater, Brooklyn, with ea new wrinkles, will be at Kernan’s next wee “A Journey Turovon Japax,” by the Rec- tor's Aid Society of St. Andrew's Church, at 1213 12th street at 8 p.m, Saturday. Lorcs Gurs Cus Coxcert Toxicnt.—Male quartet music is always pleasing and doubtless a woll-filled house will greet the Lotus Club at the Universalist Church this evening. At the close of their concert here last spring they went to the Pan-American reception at the Arlington Hotel, and their singing was acknowledged to be the feature of the evening's entertainment. A Now York Congressman was wo delighted with the music that he invited the singers to his hotel to serenade his wife. After 1 o'clock in the morning the party filed into the Arno and were ushered into the private parlor of the Congressman. Soon sweet strains filled not only the parlor but the adjacent corridors, the doors having been left open. ‘There was a general unlocking of doors and putting forth of heads, and a sigh of regret whon the singing was over. This evening Miss Minnie Marshall, reader. @ great favorite elsowhcre, will make her first appearance here. Tomorrow night the club will present an entire different pro- gram and will have the assistance of Marshall a Wilder, Tickets at Motzerott’s aud at the oor, ae Election of Officers. The Equitablo Endowment Association has elected the following officers: Directors—Geo, J. Bessler, Aug. Burgdorf, Geo. W. Casilear, Allen C, Clark, H, 8, Cummings, Geo. I. Hill. George J. Jobuson, John A. Prescott, B. Rob- inson, T, Koessle, John G. Slater, J. 8. Swormstedt; president, H, 8. Cummings; vice president, J. S. Swormstedt; treasurer, G. L Hill; secretary, Allen C. Clark, . WEDNESDA ‘OCTOBER 22, 1890—-TEN PAGES. Avorreu, Funxeo Ham CITY ITEMS. AMUSEMENTS. HEAD A PITIABLE SIGHT. HAIR CAME OUT IN ‘We Told a = - ers» WAyPRetON TamaTen 5 Anema Our Tine of eas le and feucy Sekwor at Se. ‘THIS WEEK—adies’ Matinee Tomorrow, was never equaled, Better grades for more NIGHT OWLS, fastidious buyers. FAMOUS BEAUTY show, , beck of Rea ta reece ene eae ee | It Pease & Box. One Price, cor. 7th and D. 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Go direct to Frank Johnson's Restaurant, 405 11th st, B.w., opposite the Star office, and you will find just what your appetite craves for in the way of catables and drinkables. Everything first- | class, Call, o21-5t For Foot Bull Sweaters, $2, $3, $4,g0to} ———E Tarran's, 1013 Pa. ave. ol-im MEKST GRAND HOP OF FAITH COUNCIL, An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, |... Ssititatnt tees tate ease n Invention Making Sewing a Pas ST, JOSEPHS BALL. cor ath and ste Bowe Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm, No. 9 Ne sav0Nal nmr World, A SPLENDID COMPANY. Flaborate Scenery and Mechanical Effects, Next Weok—RHEA in JOSEPHINE. 22 TIMES, It charms on sight. Its use enraptures, Office 437 Sth street northwest 09-2 TONIGHT! The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest of FEU GES —- Humor Remedies, internally, cleanse: the blood of all! |For Douglas’ Celebrated Shoes 0 to] sriynosg THE impurities and poisono: ments, while CUTICURA, | TAPPAN’s, 1013 Pa, ave. ol-im MINSTREL SUCCESS, the great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, an cx. eae quisite Skin Beautifier, externally, clear the skin} Change of Life, Backache, Monthly Irreg- ax OF THE of every traco of disease. Hence the CUTICURA | Ulurities, Hot Flashes are cured by Dr. Miles’ SEASON. REMEDIES cure every species of itching, burning, | Nervine, Free samples at a scaly and pimply diseases and humors of theskin, scalp} 3 Mexzz's Davo Strong, 1014 F st wesrs LEW DOCKSTADER, and blood, with loss of hair, from iufancy to age, from SENT AES LE pimples to scrofula, A ed Gymni " jum Suits, all grades, Fo to ‘The Minstrel Comediam, —— os i, in oe ol-Im a Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 80c. ; SOAP, a MINSTRELS, 40 “Uibers 25e.; RESOLVENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER Buy Your Coal of J. Mavar Dove. ° Only In the Company. DRUG AND CHEMICAL COKPORATION, Boston, highest gradcs of family coal handled. jy15-tf §3~Send for “How toCure Skin Diseases,” 64 pages, 50 illustrations and 100 tostimoniais, Lovelicst, whitest, clearest skiu and softest hands Produced by CUTICURA SOAP. NEUM COM, HA buow THEATER. MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, ‘The Great Melodrama, THE PAYMASTER, RIVER OF REAL WATER, A Wealth of Megmificent Scenic Productions and ® Matine Wedneslay aud Setar A Weck of Oct. °7—THE BUSTUS HUW AMD Sine TF WEAK, PAINFUL KIDNEYS, With their weary, dull, aching, lifeless, all-gone sensa- tion, roifeved in one minute by the CUTICURA ANTI- Pi ——_— ‘the only pain-kiling plaster. Sarr Raurox Often cansos xreat agony with its intense Itching and buruing. Hood's Sarsaparilia, thogreat blood purifier, cures salt rbeum and ali skin diseases, It thoroughly = ronovates and enriches the blood. Give ita trial, “After the failure of threo skillful physicians to cure my boy of salt rheum, I tried Hood’s Sgrsupurilla and Olive Ointment, I have now used four boxes of Oint- ment and one and a haif bottles of Sarsaparilla, and the boy is to all appearances completely cured. He is now four years old, and has been afflicted since be was six months of age.” Mus, B. SanDERsoN, 56 Nowhall street, Lowell, Mass. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists. 81; six for @5, Prepared only by C, L HOOD & CO,, Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa, 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR, 82 Fine Clothes on Page & Tuevze Ix Hicu Favoz, Ifyou've a dozen wraps you'll want a CAPE~ Lookout that you get itof the latest shape— Proper depth—snd of a genuine fur. The Wwesgher last seasun didn't fit the supply—and lota of the houses have got half their old stock on hand. Tho new styles are different—aud ‘when you are buying you might as well get the Jatest—especially when they don’t cost auy more, Get ove of these~GUARANTEED QUALITY, — ALASKA SEAL, —— ASTRACHAN. — PERSIAN LAMB. -—— WOOL SEAL. — FRENCH CONEY. -— KRIMMER, — MARTEN, — MINK. -— BEAVER, — MONKEY. You'll be out tomorrow—Do us the honor—your- selves the pleasure—to look at these, BAKS AND COMPANY, FURRIERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH 021 STREET. Doveras & Bho. 612 NINTH 8T., INTER-OCEAN BUILDING, Are youinterested? Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- day the following Great Bargains will be offered: ve loftubout25 dozen out of 100 dozen nd Loug Sleeve 3be. Ribbed Vests can have at %25c. exch, " Black Hose, Hermsdort , Will be sold at 4c. per —14 yards Stamped Momie Cloth 39c. Scarfs 14g yar Seurfs for 25e, eacl Stamped Knotted Fringe Open-work 3c. 2 yards Stamped Knotted Fringe Opeu-work 45c. exch. Stamped Pillow Shams for 180, he.x for 23 5 dozen Table Napkins, worth $1.50, for per dozer A complete line of the Best Imported Saxony and Germantown Worsteds, DOUGLAS & BRO., Ninth st, o2h OFFICE W. IL HOEKE, 8th and Pa, ave, Szanp Ox Tur Trace. WE ARE OPENING A CAR LOAD O¥ PARLOR SUITES. COME AND GET oUR PRICES, REMEMBER, WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR BOTTOM CASH FIGURES ON CARPETS AND FURNITURE, W. H. HOEKE, Sth and Pennsylvania ave, O21 ,22,25825-46 Ox Tunez Dava Are fiow left you to avail yourself of the oppor- tunity of purchasing the Finest Grades of WATCHES AND DIAMONDS, SILVER WARE AND CLOCKS AT 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT. Owing to the immonso amount of new stock ‘weiting to be unpacked for our Now Store, cor- ner of 7th and D sts,, we shall be compelled to clese our Uld Store, 452 7th st, on THURSDAY, October 23, and shall not resuine business until ‘the following Monday, when all are invited to ‘attend the Grand Opentag of one of the hand- eomest and most perfect-equipped jewelry ‘stores in the country. os, BR. HARRIS & CO, ¢ renee BRA uv wom = PAST, Br f EE RES Hex Wou-ponbY Gavia 20.6 Tue Tianor Maars Tue Mas. aw) “ow ERE Lou BALL TO BE CONSPICUOUS IN A CROWD ONE MUST HAVE MARKED CHARACTERISTICS. ONE WEEK, COMMENCING Ss MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, ee 4 i 3 tex" POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, Wednesday and Saturday matinee, “oo? “ou EOE ‘The greatest of all burieequen, uv 58s, TIT 00 MM FAUST UP TO DATE, g°3 uu ; 88 MMMM... SEVENTH STREET. As played at the GAILTY THEATER, LONDOX, with E Sssq M soe B08 “oo tt F D!? HEH ll the orteinal music, dances, scenery, cas EEE RRR 98, fumes, paraphernalia and a great Fe tine’ & _ cast, incluting ize k OR seed MISS KATE CASTLETON ARE CONSPICUOUS IN OR OUT OF A CROWD As Margucrite. “OUTSIDE OF THEIR INTELLECTUAL WORTH," | We offerinour Cloak Department some unusual in-} CHORUS SINGERS, 30 IN TUE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF THEGARMENTS | qucements for you to buy your Fall and Winter PHEY WEAR, The original ORDER LEYT WITH US MEANS YOUR NAGE. SPECIAL LINE OF OVERCOATINGS, CARR'S ENGLISH MELTONS, BROOKS’ EXCELSIOR KERSEYS, WORUMLO BLUE BEAVERS “DIRECT FROM THE BANKS MADE TO YOUR MEABUKE Wrap. Our stock is unsurpassed for beauty and variety of styles, Imported gar- ments marked at very Jow firures, and corics of them of American GAIETY SKIRT DANCERS. AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA AND STAGE BAND, Forming the merricst spectacular production of Durlesques ever seen in America, manufacture at prices that Regular thestor prices, Seats ready Thursday will astonish you. We ask October 23, at Metzerott’s music store, _o18-2w for s call only. We - AT POPULAR PRICES. 1 occ 00 tL le 7 c0 0 known we can ooo OE t AUTON MEEZING 10 00 OF = please, i 00 Luu > or THE TT HO kee z HHH EE ay WASHINGTON JOCKEY CLUB, id T HoH ERB ee ie BENNING RACE COURSE, ee Se 33 fmt PRICES ON EVERYTHING GUARANTEED TO BE i AA HH L $$ ge ICES ON . . TUESDAY, October 21, #4 fun “oo? fH THE LOWEST. WEDNESDAY, October 29, 615 AND 617 NSYLVANUA AVE. THURSDAY, October 23, FELDAY, October 24, Aword about our Mail Order Department—i therougbly equipped iu every detail. Send fn your reques: for saunpiea; we th line With Fughion Piste aud ou follow direction as We havo an catraordinary bargain in Misses’ Long Wraps, They are worth from 85.50 t 7.50. The price we put on them may stamp them in your minds to be worthless, We ask for an examination—that will change Your opinion of them if you have thought no. Sizes 4 to 12, SATURDAY, Obtober 25, MONDAY, Uctober 27, TUESDAY, Octobe: 28, WEDNLr DAY, October 2u, Exrnsonprary Cass Banearss. LADIES’ CLOTH D! 300DS, yard and a half wide, pure woul, Navy Bue, Green, Garnet, Brown, Bluck; special cish bargain 5 AND EXTRA DAYS, WEATHER PERMITTING SOME PLAID VKES» GOO! w style 21,000, ible width, 0c, tee Si new at IC® Made of stamped cloths, Se DOUBLE WHI’ BLANKETS, immense np Five races each day. size, ext Ore toes —— : ~ SILKS, cosh bar to wear, @3.23 Bteeplectises every other day, eyes won TON, very best quality, for all ‘The Lest class of race horses will take part, yard wide, Sige First 2p. Colored Suk Velvete, 50c.. 75¢., 81. aoe, Ei ieoosahe eine CASHMERE, serge, clegant French Mombers* Ledges can be obtained from 0.G, Staplea, and a bulf wide, pure woul; Treasurer, Wiierd's Hotel. TON, immense double width, ex- Ad:isston—Grounds, grand stand and pool lawa, . 81; nciuding club Louse and paddock, #1. 50. Objectionable characters denied adinission, } BOR A v0 MMMM © QBS 015-128 =e oT SS GUODS, RB AA U U MMMM © & GAN Liwitgh stocks Dent Bye oh OF PMN ty N wckings, very 2de. AAA aE pats Je. BBB A A UU UMMM Sug AODENY OF ACTING, 614 127M ST. NW. ad eu i rey DRILLIANTINES, wide, diresa. _tadies « ared for the Stage. 014 ra "S, 1004 F ST. NW, THE only strictly first-class deuctue acudemy in Wash- Sutin? FUL Corps ot eiicett wrsatanta ae POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, CARTERS STRICTLY CASH STORE, 711 MARKET sPack, N Wemiay sim NEA BEVENTH STREET. i and caturdays. send for circular. A CASH PUR AMOUNTING TO g5 EN-| 028 = = wi wpe pobre KOF. J. B. CALDWELL'S DANCING AGADE TITLES YOU TO A VALUALLE PRESENT. — 47 P (Gur, Band thee ees — lass for adults, Tuesda; i Friday evenings, 6.30, Class for Juveni.es, and cet afteriovma Dpeciai rates to private clubs, ke. 18-300" Address 114 C st a. yarties, Remi-monthly. Tourist Sloap- ie See, Kates, Routheru Pucite 9. —* age Avs't Gen'l Tate Matag uae oo -. way, New York; K. J. SMITH, Agout, 4 South ad g 9 d Be st. Philadelphia, of any Baluiore aul ‘Ohio Tickeb 00 EK Db Agout a — _ deh S whee Lode on) Eee DED GPs Bono care A NEW LOT OF NEW SHAPES IN ASTRACHAN FRIDAY, SEPT. 26, 1890. - 7 coo A PPP KER 55S, gpviesnigertagre an dl Oo AM ‘fee S NEW MACKEREL, 15 NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS. Sa cae 6s REGULAR DINNER, @1. ce AA OP gee “ss 3 = SPECIAL DINNER A LA CARTE. The GLEN ECHO TALLY-HO will leave the un piding wt $:15 p.m. returning a1 9 pam. Tickets for seats desired »houid be secured before. <aackaap ake FLPHONZQ YOUNGS COMPANY take pleasure in announcing the arrival of an unususlly choice lot of NEW MACKEREL. These Gch ure sweet, fat and apy pear 2 —- TE" Ft. more is gules aud resresunt a 6 sa excendinety | ie Se pan san ge =e _——————————eeeeeeee__ J EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. Most VEUNON, aE THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON. Until further notice the palatial iron and steel steamer CHARLES MACALESTER, win whart 7 “ ‘. anand Leave for MOUNT VERNON ct 10am. Arrive oak P. round trip to MUUN' Also NEW YORK STATE POTATOES—Just in—the first car load of the season. Everybody knows that the qualities cf Potstces yrown in anorthern re far superior to that of those grown bere in climate the south, being much firmer aud sweeter, t iu—ELEGANT CREAMERY BUTTER—in ure AT VERY LOW PRic’ MMINGS OF ALL KINDS, STINEMETZ & SONS, PENNA. AVE, THROUGH TO 413 13TH ST, 526-3m Juv & Derwener, ELPHONZO YOUNGS Wanttonton ey tains VERNON, including sduntesion: to, the 628 Oth at, bot. Dana, rounds, $1. Kiegaut cafe om tho Charics Macalester. ‘The Charles Macalester will also make river Ay Sonn oe Glymout, moder mo ot EE BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, iii cout, ‘J o3-tt LL BLAKE. W. M, Suvsrze & Soxs, 919 PENN. AVE. ¥.W., HAVE NOW ON SALE ONE OF THE HANDSOM- EST LINES OF DXESS GOODS THEY HAVE OF- FERED FOR SEVERAL YEARS, COMPLISING A GREAT VAKIETY OF NEW MATERIALS IN ‘Nos. 420-422 11TH ST. NW. STAGE EXCURSIONS, EWITT'S TALLY HO COACH LINE LEAVES Bis dat at 2, Round trip ariington, 10 a my Cabin oka: Bridge Wed. and Bun, 3pm; ?be. WASHINGTON, D. Cy i are always ready toexecute Printing in all ite branches ‘They pay special attention to works of @ Scientific ‘Character, Briefs, Kecords for the Courts, Arguments before the Departments and the various Commissions —————— == a OTEL IMPERIAL, MAMILAND AVE. ATLAB- | WOOLEN AND SILK GOODS, WHICH WE ARE - ‘the beach. ee BE HAD IN THIS 01 ¥ OTHER MARKET. | cuisine unexceled. torus. inl WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A DEAUIIPUL Line | £2#3 per day. &_ KEXDMICE. OF BLACK FAILLE SILKS AT VERY MODERATE ar ma PRICES AND OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, AND HOTELS. expedt done at fair prices, BLACK! T A MODERATE PRICE ILLARD'S HOTEL, fair BLACK SILK AT A TE OU WILL pre dep ss a0 ns FIND IT AT OUB HOUSE. IN FACT, WE Have | W PA ave, apd 14th st, NOW ON HAND ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST AS- 25 De ~ ATTORNEYS SORTMENTS OF ¥INE DRESS GOUDs TO BE Soe, FOUND IN THIS MARKEY. ALLGOODS MARKED | © CHER’ pL, SOMEONE, IN PLAIN FIGURES, ONE PRICE ONLY. r—* pets arenotified that we have the LARGEST FORCE OF 018-5t W. M. SHUSTER & BONS, | £2 Per Gay, O10 bere ockand upward To Tae Livres. . PRINTERS employed in the city and can get out ‘Briefs in shorter time than any other office, 09-1m Fins Suoz ABT NEEDLE WORE AND HOUSE DECORATIONS PRINTERS. ‘Will be open for five days, commencing Cymmamec rsesie OCTOBER 21, GREATEST VARIETY, ee ee ee x. STRICKLAND, Buoceasor to DALTON & STRICKLAND,