Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1890, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT a.x. THURSDAY. For Virginia. threatening weather and rain; fresh southwesterly. shifting to westerly winds, high on the coast; slightly warmer. INDUSTRIAL HOME SCHOOL. Annual Meeting of the Managers— Manual Training for Boys and Girls. An interesting meeting was held in the parlors of the Riggs House last evening, when the « FATAL RUNAWAY. Two Ladies Jump From Their Care rlage—One Killed, the Other May Die. Yesterday afternoon @ frightful and fatal runaway accident occurred on Rhode Island Tor the District of Columbia, Maryland, | members of the board of managers of the In- | avenue between 14th and 15th streets north- threatening weather and rain; — increasing southwesterly winds; slightly warmer today; | cooler Thursday. CONDITION OF TRE WATER Temperature and condition of water at 7 am.—Great Falls, temperature, 54: condition. 8. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 55. Con- ditic at north connection. 5: condition at south connection, 12; distributing reservoir, temperature, 62: condition at imfluent gate honse. 4; condition at efiluent gate house, 4 High tide in the river, 3:2 p.m; low tide in the river, 2:47 p.m. Turse Coot Evextxos I will want heavier underwear. Our line of medinm and heavy weights will interest you. That 50c. French neck shirt is a beauty. Fuaaxc & Sox, One Price, cor. 7th and D. Mrix ayp Warsxy Testzrs. Hemrcen’s, 453 Pennsylvania avenue. A Swarv.—That whisky or stimulants will cure nervousness, weakness, loss of strenzth, indigestion, dyspepsia, liver disease, malaria and other ailments 18a delusion and a snare. It never cures these, but only « them. The remedy is Dr. Henley's Beef and Iron, the great tonic aud nerve nutri- ment _ Ir thon criest after knowledge and liftest up thy voice for understanding, use A. B. C. Tonic. 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Godding of St. Ehzabeth Hospital for the Insane. Yesterday afternoon Officer Sullivan of the | second precinct found a weil-dressed woma about twenty-one years oid, in a demented condition near the corner of Massachusetts avenue and 11th street. She was taken to the Sth street station and then sent to the first precinct station and placed im charge of the matron. ——————— AMUSEMENTS. ‘The sale of seats for the engagement next week of Lewis Morrison in his great imper- sonation of Mephisto in “Faust” begins at Al-} baagh’s tomorrow morning. The scenic effects li be fiue and the supporting company an efficient one. Next Monday night the new Lyceum Theater, Baltimore. under the management of Mr. Jno. Albaugh, sr., will be opened by the eminent «gedians, Mr. Booth and Mr. Barrett,who wiil continue their engagement for two weeks, giv- ing five nights to Washington. These nights and the repertoire are as foliows: Thursd: November 6, “Merchant of Venice;” Saturd: **Maebeth: Friday, 1th, | sanio, 140; Evangeline, | dustrial Home School came together for their annual session. Mr. W. B. Gurley presided. The annual roport, which was read by Mr. Lewis Abrahams, gave an account of the year's | work accomplished by this worthy institution. jit was stated that the school had been in | Operation for twenty-two years and that its special work, the care of children belonging to the dependent classes, was being carriod on | with encouraging success, In addition to the | common school education which the boys and girls receive they are also clothed, fed and provided with « home in the school. Good | homes were found during the year for thirteen | children, and favorable reports were received | from employers who had taken children from the home. “Ihe report urged the passage of | the bill pending in Congress giving the institu- tion discretionary authority to retain children until suitable homes could be found. | THX NECEKSSITY FOR MORE ROOM | is strongly stated in the report as the appli- | cations for adm: mm are constantly increasing. There are from twenty to twenty-five vacan- cies. There have been accommodations for ninety children heretofore. With increased appropriations for this year, and the purchase | of additional beds, &c.. 100 can be accommo- | dated. Provision must be made for additional quarters, as more room is needed for dormi- | tories and school rooms, Congress will be asked for 25,000 for a new buil@ing and €15,000 for maintenance and salaries. The board decided to amend the by-laws So as to make the two civilian members of the board of District Commissioners ex-officio | members of the board of managers. Resolu- tions of regret for the death of Judge W. b. Suell were adopted. THE ANNUAL ELECTION, | The annualelection of officers and managers | resulted as follows: W. D. Gurley, president; O. D. Conger, first vice president; Mr. J. B. Edmunds, second vice president; Mrs. H. W. | Blachford, secretary; Mr. B. F. Janney, treas- urer; Mr. J. G. Tupper, Mrs. Tapper, Mrs. 0. D. Conger, Mrs. Edmunds, Mr. Lewis Abra- hams, Dr. M. D. Peek, Mr. Carlton Hughes, Mr. James B. Nourse, Mrs. Emily Nourse, Mre. Dr, J. M. Flint, B. H. Warner, Rev. Gilbert F. Willia iss Allison Wilson and Mra, Chas. L. Foster, managers. ————_ ICEBERG 20 TO 1, A Long Shot Delights the Betters at the Races. The feature of yesterday's racing at Ben- ning’s was Iceberg’s winning the fourth race at odds of 20 tol. After Tur Sr: report closed the following were the resuits Third race, six furlongs—Helen Rose (May- nard), 110, won; Virgie (Simms), 105, second; Biddy Doyle (Ray), 105, third. Mary Stone, west, in which Mrs. Margaret Gantt of 1765N street was killed outright and her daughter, Miss Clare Gantt, seriously if not fatally in- | Jured. The ladies had started out for a drive in their own team, driven by Frank Perron, a young colored man of eighteen years of age. They had driven to 16th street, when the horse became frightened aud ran at a fearful gait down Rhode Island avenue, jerking the lines | from the driver's hands. The driver jumped from his seat and attempted to get the lincs, but falling on his hands failed to get them, and a moment later the ladies jumped from the ‘curriage in opposite directions. Mrs, | Gantt jumped toward the rear and feli_heavily on the asphalt and the daughter alighted on her feet, but fell torward on her face. Dr. Coe of 1522 Caroline street saw the oc- ce and,with Mr. E, J. Underwood, took tho injuried ladies into the reeidence of the latter, 1446 Khode Island avenue. Dr.Cuthbert quickly joined Dr. Coe, and it was not long before they ascertained that Mrs. Gantt had received @ fracture of the skull which would likely termi- nate fatally and, after making her as comfort- able as possible, they did everything in their power for Miss Gantt. ‘The mother did not re- gain consciousness after the accident and died in forty minutes thereafter. The family phy- sician, Dr. Mackall, alyo responded to the cail, Mive Clare regained consciousness during the evening and the physicians thought that she would recover, but in the latter part of the night her condition became worse. ‘The coroner, Dr. Patterson, after hearing the statements of the driver and Dr.@Coe, gave a certificate in the case of Mrs. Gantt, and body was removed to her late residence. The horse was captured some distance from the = of the accident, and the carriage not wing injured shows that had they kept their weats there would have been no bad results, The deceased was a native of Georgetown, a Miss Smith, and is the widow of Lieut. Benj. Gantt of the United States navy, who died at sea many years ago. Her brother, Mr. Richard Smith, was for a number of years president of the old Bank of Commerce. Until a few years ago the mother and daughter lived in Georgetown, when they removed to St. Louis and made their home with the late Judge Thomas T. Gantt of that city, a brotber-in-law of the deceased lady, Judge Gantt died about two years ago and then the ladies returned to this city. ‘They had only recently taken possession of their house, 1765 N street, which Judge Gantt bought with the view of making his home here when he should retire from active life. A YOUTHFUL CRIMINAL Thomas Peyton Sentenced to the Peni- tentlary for Grand Larceny. In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing- ham, this morning, Thomas Peyton, colored boy, was convicted of the larceny of a gold Abhna H. filly and Mascotte filly alsoran. Time, . Mutuals paid $5.1 Fourth race, one mile and a furlong—Ice- berg, 4 (Hill), 82, won; Blue Jesns, 4 (Taylor), | 116. second; Bradford. 6 (Taral), 118, third. Prather aud Retrieve also ran. Time, 1.57. Mu- tuals paid %: Fifth race, one mile—Cornelia, 3 (Taylor), 102, won; Pericles, aged (Ray), 110, second; Selieck, 4 (Downing), 116, third. Fleetwing. Decorati Longshot, ( Queen, Kanes- ville, Count Dudley, St. Luke, Consignee. Ek and Corticelliaiso ran. ‘ime, 145. Mu- 3 paid $13.45. xih race, steeplechase over regular course, nilemen riders—Natchez, 5 (Mr. Knut), ; Mogul, 6 (Mr. W. Hayes), 160, second; (Mr. Marshall), 150, third. Time, Mutuals paid $6.10. Zaugbar’s and Mc- Kenzie’s entries were refused. ENTRIES FoR TODAY. The entries for the races today are as fol- lows: First race, three-quarters of a mile, selling. for two-year-olds—Lertha filly, 105; Sequence colt, 112; Cerebus, 118; Lrock, 103; Benjamin, 103; Adair, 103; John M., 105. Second race, three-quurtersof a mile— Prince Howard, 110; fhe Kaven, 110; Clamor, 110; Brauch, 110; Lowlander, 105; Ofaiece, 107; Willard, 100;'Bradford, 127; Coldstream, 110; loa colt, 100; Alarm Bell, 102; Painkiller, 113; ‘Tanner, 110; Rustic, 110; Arndale, 115, Third race, ‘one mile; selling—Balantry, 113; Leontine, 110; Samaritau, 119; Eieve, 109; Geuerai Boulanger, 103; Larchmont, 119; Lau- renka, 105; Kuperi, 105. Fourth race. handicap; one and one-sixteenth miles—Belle d’Ur, 116; Isaac Lewis, 110; Bell- wood, 107; Tanner, 106; Watterson, 96; Vivid, ow Fifth race, handicap steeplechase—Her- cules, 165; McKeuzie, 138; Elpuin, 147; Bas- Grey Gown, 128; “PLAYERS. The Columbia-Georgetown Game Ends in a General Row. Killarney, 127; Stonewall, 12 penemashnas ing THE FOOT BALL The foot ball game between the eleven from the Columbia Athletic Club and the George- town Coliege team yesterday was a decidedly unsatisfactory event from a foot ball point of view. From first to last it was a series of dis- putes, one or two carnest fights occurred aud the game broke up in & general misunder- standing, in which several heads stood a chance of being broken. One thing only is certain, and that is that the series of gumes between these two teams is at an end. ‘The two elevens that lined up against each other at 5 o'clock were as follows: Columbia—Byrney, Wells, Lewis, Rainier, Wade, Harban, Taylor, Butterworth, Veazy, Burrows, Emery. .* They will be supported by Miss Minna Gale and a fine company, with elaborate | Scenery. Seats, $2, $250 and transportation both ways, : A book store, 539 15th street, beginning tomor- row. Trains leave Baltimore aud Potomac station at 6:40 p.m., arriving at Union station, three minutes from Lyceum ‘heater. Col. Rarry Fisk of Alvaugh’s will accompany eacit fram. The Lyceum has just been rebuilt at an expense of $70,000, and it is now one of the nest theaters south of New York. Washing- ton visitors will enjoy a visit to this beautiful theater aside from the attractions on the stage. Lester & Williams’ All Now London Gaicty Company will appear at Kernan's next week, inciuding Miss Engelhardt. champion lady fencer of the world. Miss E. offers $50 to any fencer whom she fails to defeat. Seats ou sale tomorrow morning at the box office for the Hild-Park concert at the National Theater Sunday night. Seats now on sale for the great sensational Melodrama, “Streets of New York,” at Harris’ Bijou next week. ‘The Boston : mphony Orchestra will give ite annual series of concerts at Music Hall the evenings n, on cember of November 13, Ds January 15, February 2 ril 29. The orchestra will give its performances under direction ofon duc- tor Arthur Nikisch, whose position of emineuce among musicians will hardly be disputed. Soleists worthy to appear with this organiza- tion will be engaged from time to time. At the ¢lose of last season Mr. Nikisch returned to Leipzie, his former home, and was diligently employed in matters affecting the attractive- hess of the concerts of this year. The work of improvement among the members of the or- chestra bas not been neglected, and the or- Ganization was never in finer condition. The subscription sale begins on Tuesday, November 4 ot J. FP. Ellis & Co's, 937 Penusylvania enue, —— A Progressive Mercantile House. Mr Wm. H. McKnew, the avenue cloak and @uit merchant, announces a winter opening for ‘Thursday, Friday aud Saturday of this week. Mr. McKnew evidently believes in making bis store attractive, us, notwithstanding fact that his successful “golden opening” 1 still fresh im the minds of his patrons, he now an- nounces that the store is richly decorated in —_—___ Ryland Church Renovated. Ryland M. E. Church, at the corner of 10th aud D streets southwest, has been closed for some time while extensive improvements and alterations were being made. Next Sunday the ebureh will be reopened and the members of the congregation will be able to see what has been accomplished. Some $6,000 have been expended and the church building has been re- inted within aud without, new carpets, new wa and new cushions put in and the pulpit refurnished. Eishop Mallalteu will preach at the morning service. — The Rock Islanc ing Into Trinidad. ‘There is a well-founded rumor that the Chi- gage, Hock Island and Pacific Railway is to reach Trinidad, Col, ina few months in a di- Feet air-line from the cast through Kansas, ‘This road bas iy the finest coal lands surrounding Trinidad and is reaching out after the enormous cual trade developing there. as | Flemming RK.’ just, Purchased large body of Georgetown—Geary, Dyer, Daily, O'Donnell, E. r, Smith, McCoy, Keyes, Kauffman, Heuchey. k. ‘Lyler was chosen umpire and Mr. Wil- sou of Georgetown College referee. Almost every decision was questioned, and finally the C.A.C. team left the field. Phe game was given | to the College team, as they were willing to play | at out, On Friday afternoon the University of Penn- j sylvama and the University of Virgiuia elevens wijl meet at Capitol Park in @ game for the championship of the middle state. It prom- there is little doubt that the Whiladelphia boys will win the Virginians will be pretty certain to play a bard, stroug game. The Potomae Literary Society. The first mecting of the season of 1890-91 of the Potomac Literary Club was held last night in Mrs. J. R. Morrell’s studio, #04 E street northwest, the president, Dr. D. S. Lamb, in the chair. | by Chas. Davis, esq, his subject being | and rausical exereises were Dr. and Mra, Diete f . M.A. Naylor, Mrs. M.S. Beall, | Mr. E. J. Pullman, Mrs, L. S. Lupton and Miss Aune B. Yeatwan. es The Late Judge Snell. Ata meeting of the bar called at 3:30 yester- day afternoon at the «instance of the Bur Asso- ciation to take action in respect to the mem- ory of the late Judge ‘William B, Snell Mr, Keginald Fendall presided and Mr. 8. T. ‘Thomas was chosen sceretary. The chuir ap- winted Gen, 8.8, Henkle, A. B. Davall, Gen, Ym. H. Brown, A. 8, Worthington and Henry Wise Garnett a committee on resolutions, ‘They reported a seriev of appropriate resolu- tious, which were adopted, A Verdict ot Not Guilty. Jobn Williams, a colored man, was placed on trial in the Criminal Court yesterday on the charge of larceny from the person—Maj. Car- rington appearing for the prisoner, It was clamed that on Juue 29 last Robert Turner was asleep in E. Jackson's réstaurant, on 3d street, and that when he awoke he missed his ‘The essay of the eveuing was given | watch valued at $85 and a vest worth $5 from John J. Leonard on September 4 last. Peyton was employed by Leonard, and it was testified by Carrie Butcher that Peyton brought the watch to her, saying he had stolen it and wanted $20n itand expected to sell it for $35, and afterward he pawned it for $1. An attempt was made by Gen. E. C. Carring- ton, the prisoner’s counsel, to show that the watch was worth less than €35, maki. the offense petit larceny. In the absence ol other experts Gen. Currington called two of the jurors on the case. E. J. Lewis and John H. Gregory, as to the value and they testified the watch was worth not less than $40, Gen. Carrington asked, in view of the youth, the first offense and the temptation, the watch being hung up in the kitchen within sight of the boy, that the lowest sentence be imposed, ‘The court said it was unfortunate that he had not maintained his good character and sen- tenced hima to one year and one day in the Albany penitentiary. ee Petition of an Administratrix. A petition has been filed in the Probate Court by Mrs. Caroline Salisbury Baker for ap- pointment as administratrix of the late John lioward Baker, Upited States navy, who died in China on Sept@mber 12 fast, to’ enable hor to collect the balance ($600) due him, New Club Rooms Opened. Last night was the formal opening of the M.P.M.C.’s new club rooms, 214 4}¢ street northwest, the occasion being the distribution of prizes to the young ladies selling the largest number of tickets for the entertainment and hop of two weeks ago. The prize winners were Misues Belle Herrman, M. Stern and N, Bern- heimer. Mr. L Weil, as chairman of the im- provement committee, in a neat specch, turned the new rooms over to the club, Mr. F Gradwohl responding and presenting the prizes, consisting of three elegant opera glasses, Dancing was indulged in until a late, or rather early, hour. Mr. M. Blout furnished the music, ie GEORGETOWN. Reat Estate Sates.—The receivers of Ed- ward L. Dent sold at a private salo yesterday four brick houses, Nos. 1200, 1202 and 120 32d street and 3205 M street, a portion of the Lin- thicum estate, for $30,000. This is considered to be the cheapest piece of property sold in Georgetown for many years, Cur i tHe Leo.—Walter Spencer, a small colored boy, sat in the station house this morn- ing nursing his leg, which had been cut by o knife thrown by Frank Wariagh, a White man, with whom Spencer had some words, Arrest or WitLiam Port on Two CuancEs.— Policeman Cotter today arrested William Pope, the negro who once served a term im prison for shooting Gen. Auger, aud locked him up atthe station. Pope had a razor in his Eockst, and it is alleged that he hada dog that was stolen from Mr. Isaac Belaski's premises on the Conduit road. A charge of concealed weapons was also entered against the prisoner, and he was locked up for court tomorrow. A Buoxen Leo.—Charies Armistead, a colored employe at Smith’s quarry, bad his leg badly fractured yesterday by being hit with a large stone from a blast. Fixep Fok SWEARIXG.—Thomas Pryor was fined $5 by Judge Miller today for swearing on 2ith street. Ste Col. F. 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Black Knotted rringes from 50c. to $2 Sets and Fronts, Panels and all other mings to harmonize or contrast with the new Dress Goods. ~ Genuine Diamond and Solid Gold, warranted, LADIES’ BONNET PINS AN GENTS’ SCARF PINS, GENUINE DIAMOND RINGS, Which we sei] for 82.99, in various designs of Snakes, Birds, Hearts, Lover Knots, Crabs, Dragons, &, ‘These are worth considerably more. so oq s888B, 68 8 Po as OENTS 8B ba ee) Will buy an elogant Muslin Gown, lavishly trimmed, turnover collar and cuffs, raised shoulders. ‘This Gown is full 56 iuches long, We have 13 dozen left, in exact numbérs 156, Will you be one to get one of " 1c. per pair. at an extraordinary umount of Hostery can be saved by having the children wear these. * LADIES' CLOTH UPPERS, 81.48 per pair, all shades, . The usual price asked is generally $2. Ours are made well. The colors are all made to with the pew materials. CHILDREN'S JERSEY DRAWER LEGGINS—A Jersey Drawer. os JERSEY K Wi SOME EXTRA GOOD VALUES FOR MEN—Un- usually large size Tecks and Four-in-Hands, good everyday styles, satin lined, at 25c. A special Bargain in Tecks aud Four-in-Hauds at B5c.; ¥ior gl, Preity patterns, ueat effects and well made. Our 50c, line of Puifs, Tecks and Four-in-hands celipses every thing ; in all sorts of colorings ; improved ‘Shapes; splendid values, At 75c. comprises the most delicate designs, with light «rounds; rich effects, Many styles to select from, Our @2 and €1.50 Evening Scarfs; patterns which you will not find everywhere, These are choice and well adapted for party wear, SEND FOR OUK CLOAK CATALOGUE. Yours merely for the asking for it. Our Fashion Guzettes sent to out-of-town people free of cliai Send in your addi Everybody as been advertising Ladies’ Kid Gloves at different prices below $1. We waited our turn unul we kot hold of this lot. All we cun suy is that it i: big bargain and want you to see them, LADIES? KEAL KID 4-BUTION GLOVES, every patr tried on by our competent salesladies, ‘hey are here in sizes to 8 inclusive, in Tans, Browns and Grays. A positive bargain, £1.00 PER PAIR. We caleulate this lot to remain with us three daya, ZZ2ZA C09, i) i=] r) of <e keeee 2277 toe ttre} ba at O99, (~\-1~} eRex ) lad ZLA~ZA tee ZAZLZZzz *§ execs ( al had J a aesad You know we never offer below cost salo,, &e.—mere catch-penny advertisements,meant to deceive., ~ WHEN WE DO MAKEIA AL ANNOUNCE- MENT YOU ALSOKNOW ‘ THERe's MERIT LN IT, ‘We tmyorted a larger linc of ENGLISH BLACK AND BLUE CHZVIOTS ‘Than we care to carry,and have put 3 saleable figure on them; it lardly conveys an adequate idea of their value—best call and examine, * See them go at 820 per suit, male to your measure in the FASHIONABLE DOUBLE- BREASTED SACK STYLE. OVERCOATINGS, all styles and patterns, TO ORDER FROM 818. Lea ree TALL GR. 15-14 CITY ITEMS. AMUSEMENTS. SAR SY sm = = — Bring Us Your Order and Save Money. | JK =**4¥"s XEw I ALLAN DEC MCELLUN SUCCESSOR Tu Bank of grocer logon poe Se ne eee eeenen, = 3 a som Se nant Finest bat Pea e koe Y ppp ~ geen, for seasons 1800-91. WEDNSDAY™ Fie Sun-Rise Chop os, beste, Tem il i E : SS ays aod SATURDAYS, ‘et tre ecademy. MU&P. Merzoen, 417 70h and £108 14th mw.° EE Eee Voigt & Haas, Jewelers, 718 7th st. 1t* rae Desk of Beard 4 Wontas Exchange prices, ‘108, 08, Jellies. Fancy les of all kinds for sale. 609 18th st. 1t* Dog Collars E: ved. Razors Sharpened Free, Guns for or Hire, Watrorp, 477 Pennsylvania avenue, i Don’t Forget the sale of Valuable Real SS Vast tomorrow. See Auction Notices, 029-28 Saved! Health, time, money by Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, _ The experience of thousands. 3 For Canvas Foot Bull Suits and Sweat= ers go to Tarpay's, 1013 Pa. ave. oi-Im $24 American Ladies’ Watches, 14 K., re- duced price, one of our leaders, Vorat & Haas.* 500 More of those Men’s Fine Saxony Wool $2.50 German Hand-knit Jackets, ges 80 rapidly at $1.49, at C. Avgrpacn's, 7th and H, Poe ic Sewing Machine and Pattern Agency. 028-4¢ pores 5 eran Old Rye Whisky, 75c. qt. Mzrzozn. 1t* Breech Loaders for hire. Game laws Gratis. At Tapran's, 1013 Pa, ave, ol-lm An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm, No. 9, It charms on sight. Its use enraptures. Office 437 9th street northwest, 09-2m Gold Bracelets, Chains, Charms, mn, fact all ladies’ requisites, in precious metal, Yoror & Hass. 1° is’ Celebrated Shoes go to ve. ol-im Change of Life, Backache, Monthly Irreg- ularities, Hot Flashes are cured by Dr. Miles Nervine.’ Free sample Menrtz's Davo Srong, 1014 F st. For Athletic and Gymnasium Suits, all grades, go to Tarr. 1013 Pa ave. ol-lm get prices, Vorar & Haas.* Buy Your Coal of J. Maury Dove. Only highest grades of family coal handled, jy15-tf —————— Lapires LACE SHOES—Pretty line just received, WALKING BOOTS—Now styles, new goods, CHILDREN'S SHOES—The best we can get. MEN'S SHOES—Largest stock to select from. Everything from Patent Leather Pumps to COKK SOLE SHOES—the best shoe for wet oF cold weather, M. STRICKLAND, Successor to DALTON & STRICKLAND, 939 PENNA. AVE. 016-3m To Tu: Lavrs. An Exhibition of the Latest ART NEEDLE WOKK AND HOUSE DECORATIONS Will Oyen OCTOBER 21, in the office of THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 616 9TH ST. N.W. It includes all the most fashionable imported do- sikns, many of which can ouly be reproduced on our machines, All desiring to view this beautiful work are invited to call at our office, THE SINGER MFG. CO. LEWIS BAAK, Agent, OPP, U. 8. PATENT OFFICE, 1241, 1243 11m Sr. S.E. SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK 40-inch Dress Flanncls, all colors, 39c.; regular price 50c. Double Width Tricots, all wool, 25c, a yard. Beanuful line of Henriettas at 25e,, 50c., 75c, and and 8%c.a yard. White Twill Fisnnel (Extra Fine) 25. « yard, Plush, all shades, 42c., 59c, and 97c. a yard. Ladies’ and Misses* Fast bl-ck Hose 1236. a pair, Jo advance in price of Fine Hosiery, REMNANTS. Remnants of Standard Prints 3%c. a yard, Remnants of Simpson Prints 53«. a yard. Aemnants of Se. Canton Flannel 6}4c. a yard, . Remnants of 10c. Cunton Flinnel 8c. a yard. Keumants of 1234 c. Dark Satteens 6}4c. a yard, Remnants of 2 ark Satteens 10c a yard, Kemnan's of 10c, Scrim 5c. 8 yard, Full line of Blankets and Comforts, WM. C. VIERBUCHEN, LEADING REMNANT HOUSE, 1241, 1243 11th st. ae, (Formerly Double Combination.) o24-tr 919 Pennsyivaxta Avenve NW. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST AND HANDSOMEST LOT OF FRENCH PAT- TERN ROBES EVER DISPLAYED IN THIS CITY, WEAVE ONLY A LIMITED QUAN- TITY, AND THOSE DESIRING A HAND- SOME DRESS WILL DO WELL TO CALL EARLY. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENN. AVE. N.W. ONE PRICE, ont Hux Is As Obvontusrry— It SPEAKS FORCIBLY— IT Is TRUE—-BUT FOR CASH ONLY= ENDING NOVEMDER 3, 1890, A 3-plece Solid Antique Oak Bed Room Reduced troiw........ Suite. ++835.50 to 624.85 4 3-piece XVI Century Solid Oak Bed Room Suite. Keduced from... 835.50 to 824.85 A S-picce Solid Antique Oak Led Koom Suite. From., $28.50 to 822.10 A Hand-ome Maple Bed Koom Suite, S-pieces and brass truamings, From. 500—Solid Oek High-back Chair, woud seat end highly polished, at. ,.000..8185 Well worth 83, 250—Solid Cak Rocking Chair, to match above, at, Fully worth $3.25, «+++-850 to 834.75 100—Extra Size Solid Oak Rocker, wih high back and wooden seat, highly 1000—svlid Oak Chairs. Reduced from $1.25 to.. Our Solid Oak Tables ........ (also in 5 other woods)—worth twice what we offer them for, A car load of G-feet “Solid ‘Oak Extension ‘Tables... Bo sure aud see these, ag Ouk 8-foot Extension cy seemmre ssraenneeresseeeescereseess S1A20 Our Elexant $75 Parlor Suite, in im. tapestry or silk plush, with spring edge...... STAR SPECIALTY CO. From Hyde and Bebman’s Theater, Brooklya, N.Y. Newt week—London Gaiety Comranys __ 20 N*¥ NATIONAL THEATRE. WEEK OF NOVEMBER 3. SALE AA FE Ses Ere Of Seats Thursday Morning for CONRIED'S COMIC OPERA COMPANY. EVERY EVENING, excepting SATURDAY. Also at the MATINELs ou WEDNESDAY abd’ SATURDAX, Adolph Muel'er's Romantic Opera, THE KING'S FOOL SATURDAY EVENING special performance of Waltz ing Strauss’ Upsera, THE GYPSY BARON. Company of 60 Artists, Inclnding Bettine redelfort, kite Selby, Annie Re. sell, Frances Koussewu, ida Piczimugh, Lai Neholes ~e Figman, Ferris Hartman, Jobu J. Hatiwel, Charles F. Lang, Frederica bukhard' Arthur EB Augmented Orchestra. Paul Steindorff, Musical Conductor. o28-2t FPPRE, DANCING (CLASS OF NOKWOOD INSTT M ag will meet for first Sse in 11 o'clock. Teacher, Prof. Allan few more papile will be received. | Pipher MUsIC HALL, GEORGETOWN ORCHESTRA, (0 Performers, Prof. JOSEF KASP Ai, Conductor. MARi HOWE, Soprano. Two toesch of the 3} Grand Concerts, $3. Subscriptions now at Metgcrott’s, 1110 F st. ts reserved for entire season on and after Nov. commencing at 8 au. Oth (Atbsvau's NEW LYCEUM THEATER, Baltimore, Md, ENGAGEMENT OF EDWIN BOOTH ax> LAWRENCE BARRETT. SPECIAL WASHINGTON NIGHTS. THURSDAY, Nov. Mr, Bootii as Shylock, Mr. SATURDAY NIGHT, NO Mr. Gooth as Hamlet, 6, “MERCHANT OF VENICE.” ‘Barrett us Baswanio. 8, “HAMLET.” MONDAY, NOV. 10, . Mr. Booth as Brutus. ‘Mr. Barrett as Cassius, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 12, “MACBET! » Booth as Macbeth, “Mr. "Barrett as Macduff, FRIDAY, NOV. 14, “OTHELLO, Mr. Booth asTago, “Mr. Barrett as Othello, RESERVED SEATS, $2, $2.50 AND $3, lucluding transportation both ways, Sale of seats will commence at Robert F. Miller's Book Store, S80 16th at., on Ihureday, Uctober 30, at am. Special trains for Washington Nights will leave via ia R.It., from 6thest. Depot, at 6:40 pan, ving at Union station, Baltimore (3 min: Utes’ Walk from Lyceum Theater), Returning, leave soup atation immediately after the pertoriuauce. € ink of Albaugh's Opera Liouss will accom- _ 037-160 e. pany cach train.” ARVEST H EN BY SOCIAL hurch, East Washingt: CHAPEL, WEDNE: Oct. 29 and 30, 1890, at 7: of all buriesaues, FAUST UP To DALE, As played at the GAIETY THEATER, LONDON, with all the crixinal music, dances, ‘scenery, cus- tues, paraplervalia anda great cast, including MISS KATE CASTLETON As Marguerite. CHOKUS SINGERS, The original DANCERS, GAIFTY SKIKY prices. Muaic wtore aud Lox Uiice, Music Hal uceday cud Ssturday. motional Actress and AL, RRQ MEER A ROR e aA RRR eg Z aaa EERE Eee aa IN JOSEPHINE, JCShITINE, JOSEPHINE, JOSEMIUNE, SOREL E a EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH, Supported by WILLIAM HARRIS, NAPOLEON HuNAPARTE, And an Excelent Company. Th: costumes are superb, the inounting vf the play magnitice::t. _Nextweek-LEWIs MOKKISON in FAUST. 027 NEW Sationar THea TRE ‘very Evening, Wednesday and Saturday Matinces, BOSTON HOWARD ATHENAUM STAR SPECIALTY COMPANY. THE GREAT CINQUEVALLI, BOB SLAVIN, DUTCH DALY, CONROY AND FOX, BELLE BLACK, BROS. HARLOW, BOISSET TROUPE, KATE DAVIS, ARTHUR FOREST AND OTHERS. Nov. 3-CONRIED COMIC OPERA CO. LPs HALL. 027 NIKISCH. THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, 75 ARTISTS, Under direction of Mr, ARTHUR NIKISCH, will wive a series of six SIX GRAND CONCERTS GRAND CONCERTS ‘On the Evenings of November 1 December 11, Jan- uary 15, February 20, Marci ‘ 25, Apnil 29. ent Orchestra in America ongan- usively for concert purposes tation of the best ausic’ STERLING PROGRAMS. EMINENT SOLO ARTISTS, Subscription Tickets, covering reserved eeats for the 1 $7 50, according to location. begin duesday, © He. BIJOU THEATER, MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, alt Irish Comedian, The EO OBEY GAYLOR. “nan elaborate production of the Comedy-Drama AN IRISH ARAB, 027-6 POP AA pre Aa = Ltd _Next Week—"‘Hlearts of New York." EW NATIONAL THEATRE, SUNDAY EVENING, NOY. 2,1 GRAND SACKED CONCENT OF TRE nh pvp PPP A RR x a eS RORKK DD ERE KK, CLL Doi Poa“uE EE C©UNCERT COMPANY. HERR CARL MILD, the Great German Violinist, MISS ELLA JOCELY A, the Eunineut Coutralco. FREDeKIC GILLES TE, the Well-known and Popu- Baritone. Ais. CARL HILD, Accompanist. Miss ANSE ‘A BALK, the Greatest Living Lady ae Opinions of the Press. “In Mr. Hild we met» Violinist who Possesses not only astoiishing teclunigue, but produces tones that #0, to the heart.” —New Fork Tugesnachriehten. in the frout rank of Our tvirtuowa New Pork (er “The violin virtuoso, Carl Hild. ts superior violinist in the country. The State Richmond Van? “Mr. Frede ite ric Gillette has @ rich, full baritone ist whow it will pleasure artist whow be’ a to ew Yor! best bari- ‘beard in Torouto for won rapliae. “She has a beautiful contralto voi rest range— sweet and powerful ee Ted nerd cia “Miss Fark 19 01 uest cornetist coun- weldom, 3 bana VO) . Such execution is wiven.” Si “ihe cornet solos by Miss Park were perfect gems and completely enraptured the sudience,= Malar feral, “Miss the is tao o Park, ae, ® dangerous rival of Beats 50 and 75 ‘geato 25. cents, slats ROF, . + THE uredays and Satbrdeye for circular. sl- ——————_—————_ Gg ——_—______—-2 EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. Joust VEKNoN, eo THE TOMB OF WASHINGTOX. Until further notice the palatial iron and steel steamer CHARLES MACALESTER STi ee ee et, tats, cmap oe Leave for MOUNT VERNON at 10am. Arrive Wesviugton a: 3 p.m. Fare round triy to MGUN VERNON, including sdinission to the mansion and «rounds, $1. Elegant cafe on the Charles Mecasenter. The Charles Macalester will also make river lands) 8s far down as Glywont, lapding also at MAKSHAI MALL going aud returning. “Fars, round try, 23 ost STAGE EXCURSIONS. JERTEDS TALLY BO COACH LINE LEAVY 13 29th st ew. round trip, Arumeton, 10m Cabin Jobin: Bridie, Wed. anid bus Spruc, Foe. a L ©. BLARE, Captain. __ FINANCIAL _ Weoore & Co. BANK KS, 1106 # 80 nw. Peeits, Exchense, Locus aud Collections, money ay lug idle for 30, GO or 90 Aitereat fur eauue by Jeavinw Wis G,TEWES! : b Rakes} ae — 9 XY. Member Washington Stock Rachauge LEWI8 G. TEWKSBURY & CO. BANKERS AND BKOKERS, 1335 F sT., WASHINGTON, D. Cc, or ob margin Stocks, Bonds, ty. ‘Teiephone 543, Ali Local becuritics dealt 4. Constant quotations ali ma:kets, och FR! * 2 retouze, 1835 F st", second floor. Member Washingtow Stock Exchange, 1 Local Securities, listed aud unlisted. Offers iwvestors so dividend paying stocks Prosresovs 2 HELENA, MONTANA, The prosperity of Montana is not subject to the vi- Clesitudes of success or failure of crops, to drouth or flood, to financial stringeucies or panics. Her crop of Precious wetals is lifted out of the ground with hourly Fewularity and incieasug bulk, msuring business op- portunities based upon foundations of stability and endurance, The mizes now opened produce annually in Gold, Silver, Copper and Lead, $42,000,000, 90 per cent of which is uisbursed in the state. ‘There are thousands inore equally as promising, awaiting capital for devel- opment, THERE 15 IRON, COAL, BUILDING STONE, CLAY AND TIMBER IN ABUNDANCE, Investments in Cattle, Horses and Sheep, with coo Inanagement, average a profi of than 40 percent ‘The vast bands of stock roam throughout the tire year, iu excellent condition, supported by the d on the ground. The business is uan- tons in such @ mauuer that every per- ‘ssious are Rs safe on the range as if confined to an inc.oseu pasture. The city of Helena is the political, Bpancial, social, Talroas, business aud educational center of the entire state, For full information address, L. G. PHELPS, Bec'y Citizens’ Committec, Foe NVESTuENT, We have on hand for sale U.5. 4 percent bonds, Dv. D.C and will execute or brine securities, ol-1m ers hase of any other LEWIS JULABUN & CO. Bankers, JNO. W. MACAKTNEY, Member 5.4. pecs 2x CORSON & MACARTNE GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. NW, Faukers aud dealers am Government Bonds, ‘0. W. COKSON, Deposits. Exchange. Louns. Collections, Tailrid stocks ug Bods, aud all securities liste@ sof New lurk, Pliladeyphia, Bosteg, pret utsecurities. District Tends wud ali Local diaiccad, Ges, imsurance and Ter ephoue dtock dealtan, Auuerscan Bell J HOTELS. orl, Pa. ave. and 14th et, Washington, D.C. 6 HERWOOD,” OLD COMFORT. S Greatly enlarged and improved; bot aud cold tiie, g.cctiie ulin wa stem heat; yet ul pear ver day, 810 per Weel and upward, BLO. BOO! Owner aud Proprietor. sl LBBITY HOUSE WASHINGTON, D. C. CHEAP FoR Casi OR ON CREDIT AS CHEAP AS FOR CASH. JOHN RUDDEN, 930 AND 932 SEVENTH ST.N, Announces a Full Line of Oak, Walnut and Sixteenth Century Bed Room Suites, Also Parlor Suites in Rug, Piush aud Haircloth, A epecial feature of this display will be found in bis $35 PARLOR SUITES, ‘These Suites cousist of seven pieces, and the supply has hardly been able to meet the demand, A few are now on band and first callers will obtain a bangain they will never regret, Sideboards, Wardrobes, Hat Racks ands varioty of Fancy Chairs and Rockers will also be found. ‘The stock of Carpets, in Velvet, Body Brusscls and Tapestry, embrace the newest designs in this depart- ment, and the prices will not be equaled in any house in town, All Carpets made and laid without charge to pur chasers, Stoves, Heaters and Ranges in every variety and ot lowest prices, ‘Ihe special pride of this establishment has been ‘tat it has always met the wants of its patrons in the selection of its goods, in its prices and particularly in ita convenient credit system. Thousands of house- keepers have availed themselves of the opportunities afforded for furnishing their homeson # small cash payment and easy weekly or monthly terms for the balance, Thousands more may do likewise by pum chasing at the mammoth Credit and Cash FURNITURE, CARPET AND STOVE STORES OF JOHN RUDDER, om 930 AXD 932 7TH ST. 5. Exrnsonprsany Cas Bancarss, pict, Pare Nowe Rat Biae/ Greet, aract, Browns DOUBLE WHITE WOOL "BLA: immense gir pap SAF 7 GROS GRAL SILKS, cash bar ae E LOOM COTTON, very best quality, FRUIT OF yard wide, Sse. Colored Silk Velvets, 50c., 75¢., @1. aoe Sareh anarncak