Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1890, Page 10

10 oe THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL FIGHT A.M. FRIDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia, continued cool and fresh west- erly winds and fair weather. CONDITION OF THE WATER Te am. Falla, temperature, 62: condition, 10. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 55. Con- 7: conattion at dition at north connection. E south connection, 16: distributing reservoir, temperature, 52; condition at influent gate house. 8; condition at effluent gate house, 6. High tide in the river, 9:35 p.m; low tide in the river, 3:31 p.m. CA oaee 614 12th st.—Reflector gas fire, €3.50 and $4. ‘Asbestos gas heating stove, $6.50, €8 and $9. Piano iamps complete, with large shade, 85, €6, $7.50, 310.50, de. Rochester lamps, $2.50, #3, €3.20, €3.40, $5, 86, choice § shades, PowEmrFvr race glasses. Hempler’s, 453 Pa. av. Wuetuen « #10 Surr = = suit, you will find all of our garments perfect fitting. = jaar Buos., 7th and E. For Canvas Hustixo Suits go to Tarran’s, 1013 Pa. ave. Sratex Buav Vensaxpt Bren, bottled at the brewery in Munich. Cuances KRarMen, agent, 787 7th street northwest. Tne well-known firm of Johnson Brothers supply more families with fuei than any one firm in the United States. N. Srvper. the florist. has removed to 936 F st. n.w., where he keeps a large stock of first-class cut flowers, palms, ferns and other decoration plants, Jous’s Restaurant, 1126 Hovse & Hranmany’s for furniture and car- pets. Cash or credit. See adv't,, page & Buy Yorr Coat of J. Marry Dovz, Only Lighest grades of family coal bandied. nw, Stor rx Wax Passtvo and try on one of our $10 overcoats. - E1sexan Bros., 7th and E. Just Recerivep a new line of English breech Joaders at Tarpay’s, 1013 Penusylvania ave. Maxirov, ginger, champagne, shoul] be in every houschould. ‘Beats the imported ginger ale, (Non-alcobolic. ) Cuantes Kuaxven, 737 7th st. nw. Vistr tHe Erving Carr L 635 Masa. ave. nw. Telephone 425-2 srircre. 411 7th st mw. Se Sramsep Gu. 7 New York avenue, Fresseru’s Cari Everything good. Everything in season. cverything genteel and comfortable. Prices low. Wraruer Strips for your doors and windows. 50,000 feet at 3, 4 and 6 cents per foot Cuas. T. Canren & Co, 8 doors from 6th st., 606 Pa, ave. Baxer’s Cop Liven On axp Macr arrests cough, increases flesh, saves life. Thousands endorse it. Sold by druggists, Iysrect Oun Srock oF Overcoats before Making selction. E1semax Bros., 7th and E. Iwrontzp ginger ale 1 « at Cuakces Krai 37 ith nw. For Art Kiss of ammunition and sporting goods go to Tarra: 1013 Pa, ave, CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Aupavan’s.—Rhea in “Josephine.” Natioxat.—Bostou Howard Atheneum Com- Mesie Hari. —“F at Up to. CONDENSED LOCALS. The bar resolutions in regard to Judge Snell were presented by Judge Hoge in the General erday, and ordered to be entered ord of the court, Judge Hagner joquent tribute to the character and valuable public services of Judge Snell. Yesterday the will of the Inte Simon Stern wes filed. He leaves his estate to his wife, Betty Stern, for life, to be divided equally be- tween his children at her death. Josep: Young. who was in jail for a of the policy law released today on giving bail in the Criminal Court in $300. Spencer Snowden, a colored boy, was fined €5 by Judge Miller today for being drunk and | disorderly. In tho case of Mrs. Antonia Weiner, charged in the Police Court with keeping an unlicensed tion ture and condition of water at 7 FOOT BALL TOMORROW, Two Great Games—Princeton’s Famous Team to Play the Columbias. As in everything else, Washington is grad- ‘ually but surely taking a front place as an ath- The more than successful meet- letic center. ing of the Amateur Athletic Union on Analostan Island has been followed by renewed activity in every branch of athletics. Last year inter- est in foot ball was first awakened in this city and this year a number of excellent games | have been played, and the city has even cause ; to be exceedingly proud of the team the Co- Jumbia Athletic Club has put on the field. PRINCETON'S FAMOUS TEAM. Tomorrow will be a gala day in football for Washington, as two games will be played, one on Analostan Island, under the auspices of the Columbia Athletic Club, and the other at Capi- tol Park. On the island the Columbia team will have as opponents the famous Princeton University team, the present champions of college football. The match should be a most interesting one, not only on account of the good record which the Columbia team has made, but from the general interest felt in seeing Princeton's famous team, especially in view of the big Yale-Princeton games which will be Biaved in New York on Thanksgiving day. rhe game will be commenced promptly at 4 o'clock, and it is certain that the Columbia boys will do everything to assure the comfort of the spectators. PENNSYLVANIA YS, VIRGINIA, The other game to be played tomorrow is also one of great interest The contesting teams will be from the University of Pennsyl- vania and the University of Virginia. The game will be played at Capitol Park, the oid base ball grounds, which have been put in per- feet condition, Both these teams are famou for their strength and the quickni and snap of their play. The teams are also unusually well matched aud & most exciting and interesting game is to be expected. Play will commence at 4:15 and two full halves of forty-tive minutes will be played. The game is intended to decide the champion- ship of the middle states, THE DISTRICT CENTENNIAL, Arrangements to Celebrate It Properly Next April One hundred years ago next April the corner stone of the District was laid. It 18 proposed tocelebrate this centennial in an appropriate t CLEaNtna Worxs, | Manner and a committee of the board of trade pring the matter. Arepqrt to the be made before a great while and upon its adoption active steps will be taken to insure the successful execution of the plan which is selected, Thus far no decisive action bas been taken, but there has been considera- ble time devoted to the consideration of the question and the secretary of the board, Mr. A. D. Anderson, has about completed tho details of a program which, it is hoped, may prove to be generally acceptable. The anniversary oc- curs at a time when a number of organizations of various kinds held their annual conventions here. Some meet here at ar earlier date and others at a later date, It is proposed that as many organizetions as possible should meet here at tha: time,and the attendance of the members will, it’ is thought, be largely in- creased by ‘the special atiractions. which will attend the centennial celebration, One of the important bodies to meet in this at thet time is the convention of inventors, and the display made by the members will be of the greatest interest. It is expected, of course, that there will be a day devoted to a street pa- rade and the co-operation of military organ tions will be enlisted. of the pension z could be secured;where a grand ball could be given, which will make a pleasing social featuré of the celebration, ‘There are other features which could be use; to enliven the two or three days which might be devoted to this celobration, Whatever plan is adopted it is certain that with the co-opera- tion of the citizens the celebration of the centennial of the District will be a notable af- fair. DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. APPOINTED SUPERINTENDENT, Samuel Gray has been appoiuted’ superin- tendent of the construction of the colored High School at 4 per diem, THE T STREET EXTENSION, The Commissioners have directed the United States marshal for the District to summon a jury to assess the damages to lots 5 and 6 of the McLaughlin subdivision incident to the exten- sion of T street, MISCELLANKOUS, Capt. Rossell today granted the Metropolitan Railroad Company permission to pave the space between their tracks on F street from 5th to 9th northwest with cobble stones, the street in- tersections to be paved with granite blocks. Maj. Moore has recommended the appoint- ment of Frank J. Simpson as patrol driver in bar, Mr. Dumont today entered a nolle pros. Mr. Rozier L Varn of the firm of J. T. Varuell & Son, died yesterday afternoon. Mr. Varneli was the Washington agent of Armour & Co. — Bolted With a Bolt of Red Flannel. Andrew Jackson, a colored man of North Washington, was passing in front of Thou Bureb’s dry goods store on 7th street yesterday when he grabbed a bolt of red flannel and ran } off with it. The clerks in the store gave chase and Jackson dropped bis plunder. Policeman Jobn Daley captured Juckson. When the prisoner faced Judge Miller today he declared thathe had never seen the flannel. Judge Miller did not believe his story and gave Lim a sentence that will expire about the lirst day of next May, when be will not need flannel under- clothing. — Wanted Time to Pay His Fine. Aneatly dressed colored man—Henry, alias Harry Scott—was tried in the Police Court today for assaulting Cornelius Coles. Scott told Judge Miller that he go: in trouble a year ago and then joined church, since which time he had not drank anything intoxicating. Yester- day, he said, he met Coles and the latter in- sisted on his drinking. He refused, but Coles — him into a saloon and ordered two gins. Soles drank one glass, but witness left his drink on the bar. When they got outside they had some words about money, and he admitted striking Coles with a cane. Scott, who was fined $3, wanted time to pay it. and his counsel also asked for time, which the judge refused to grant. “If you ‘t think I'll pay.” said Scott to the judge, “you can come and go howe with me and I'll give you the money.” “Step aside.” en The Woman’s Clinic. The board of directors, consulting staff and the police department, Leen New School Trustee. The Commissioners have appointed Recorder B. K. Bruce to be trustee of public schools in place of Grimke, resigned. sels, Miness of Gen. Albert Pike. Gen. Albert Pike is confined to his bed with muscular rheumatism, His physician, Dr. James Dudley Morgan, says that notwithstend- ing the advanced age of the patient he thinks |, 72{19NZ0 YOUNGS COMPANY snnounce tho he will be able to move about in a few days, Draughtsman Klemroth’s Death. Mr. Jobn H. Kiemroth, a draughman in the geological survey, died yesterday morning at his residence, 913 R street. He had attained quite a reputation as an artist and was es- teemed by all his official associates, His funeral will occur tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. ——_—___—_ A Year and a Day in the Penitentiary. In the Criminal Court today George Cole- man, twenty-nine years old, hailing from New York, plead guilty to housebreaking at the saloon of F. J. Miller, September 6. He was indicted with James Hopkins and some money and acheck for $6 was taken from him. An attempt to pass the check led to the arrest. He asked the mercy of the court, stating that he came here from New York in December and after working till July he was taken sick and ; Sent to a hospital, where he remained till August 29, and that he was at the time in want. ‘The court imposed a sentence of one Year and one day in the Albany county penitentiary, GEORGETOWN, Two Wer.-Kxown Crtizeys Drap.—Mr. @iinical staff of the Woman's Clinic, at a ro- | Hugh Glover Divine, an old and well-known cent meeting at the residence of Mrs. E. E. Masson, No. 813 12th street, adopted a consti- tution and by-laws, A regular organization of the clinic was effected. The members passed @ resolution heartily thanking all those who bave come to the aid of the clinic by contrib- Uting of their substance for its benefit. The Fooms at No. 1800 14th street northwest are now Open daily, except Sunday, from 1 to 3 o'clock and are under the charge of Dr. Ida J. Heiber- Ger, who bas resigned her charge at the dis- peusary in South Washington to give ber at- tention more entirely to the Woman's Clinic. Here women who need medical aid are treated by women physicians free of remuneration. ‘The small fee of 10 cents that is charged pa- tients is devoted to paying necessary expenses and relicves patients from feeling that they are objects of charity. ‘The rooms are also open in the evenings of Mondays and Thursdays from 6:30 to 8 o'clock. Children under tive years of age are also received tor treatment, — Damages in $10,000 Claimed. In the Court in General Term the case of J. C. Glick agt. the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company—for $10,000 damages for injury to Property om the line of the Metropolitan Branch and at the Y—was argued yesterday by Messrs. W. A. Cook, C. Carrington and J. A. Maede! for the piaintiff and Messrs, Morris and Hamilton for defendant. The case was tried twice, a juror being withdrawn at the first trial and in the second. in March last, a verdict was found for defendant and an appeal by the intufl was noted. ——_-—__—_ Fined tor Fighting. Robert Pavis and Albert Jobuson, young eolored men, engaged in a fight a few days ago, and the former was before the Police Court Yesterday on a warrant for assault, sworn out by the latter. Johnson was not able to appear because he is at present in jail An eye-witness to the affair — and toid about the fight. Johnson's hand wa: —_ but Davis claimed that the wound was intlicted by his attempting to take a knife from Johnson. Davis was fined 5. ————_—_— Turontaxt Sax of hyacinths, tulips, crocus and narcissus at Dowling’s tomorrow at 12 —Adet. ACuorez Cotectiox of palms and deco- Fative plants will be sold at ‘ling's tomor- row at 11 o'clock.— Adu | citizen of Georgetown, died at his residence on 3d street yesterday after a brief illness. At the time of his death Mr. Divine was a member of Mechanics Lodge, No. 18, LO.0.F., Ameri- ean Guard Council O.U.A.M., and of Decatur Lodge, No. 9, K. of P. He was one of the two men in the District who hi held the office of | grand past chancellor of the Knights of Pythias twice. He wrote a history of the Knights of | Pythias, Red Men and United Mechanics, Mr. Divine was seventy-two P hory old. He was born in Leesburg, Va., aad had lived in George- saa olen $0, 1890—-TEN PAGES. AMUSEMENTS. Aci this » when Yank Hoe will introduce « number of startling iliusions. ‘There was a long line of le exten: from Miller's bookstore on “ith street at o'clock this morning to tickets for the Booth-Barrett e1 crowd began to + last night at 11 o'clock, Tux Bust headache is “Bromodine,” Six doses 250, Draraisen sa —— Why He Doesn’t Wear an Overcoat. “You don't catch me wearing an overcoat yet,” said Porter asthe Iatter shivered under s heavy overcoat on the rear platform of ® car one night this week. “No, sfr,” the car man con- tinued, “experience has taught me a lesson. When I came on the road, the first cool snap would see me and my overcoat in close com- = The result was that as the weather got colder, my overcoat seemed to get thinner, until at last 1 fell sick with » heavy cold on my Jungs and lost several weeks’ work, The best way to do is to put off wearing an overcoat u1 til the last minute. In that way you get grad- ually accustomed to the cold and don’t mind it | much. “No we are not subject to colds,” he went on after registering a fare. “In my case, for in- tance, I always let my whiskers come out winter approaches and you can’t imagine what ‘4 great benefit and shield it 1s to my throat. A sc thnennenntintidn retainers hen all A Fun Tra Of Hood's Sarsaparilia for scrofuls, salt rheum or any affection caused by impure blood is sufficient to con- Vinee any one of the superior and peculiar curative Powers of this medicine. Kead the following: “My daughter Mary was afflicted with scrofulous sore neck from the time she was 22 mouths old till she became six yearsof axe. Lumps formed iu her neck, and one of them after growing to the size of a Pigeou'sege becan.e a running sore tor over three years, We gave her Hood's Sarsaparilia, when tho lump and all indications of scrotula entirely disap- Peared, and now she seens to be shealthy child.” J. 8. Cantive, Nauright, N.J. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists. $1: six for $5. Prepared only by C. L HOOD & CO., apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 DUSES ONE DOLLAR, 2 Monran-srorren Sirs Accurately describes psoriasis, the second great skin disease, Think of shedding a quart of scales each day of a skin cracked, bleeding, burning and ftching, al- most beyond human endurance; huir lifeless or gone, Suffering hardly to be appreciated. Is not this a diffi- cuit skin and scalp disease to cure? And yet CUTI- CURA has cured thousands of just such cases. = Orrice W. H. Horxe. 8th AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ARE YOU INTERESTED? WINDOW SHADES, with Fringe, 2c, ART SQUARE, 2% yards by 3 yards, for $3.05. ART SQUARE, 3 yards by 4 yards, for 26.95, INGRAIN CARPETS, EXTKA SUPER INGRAIN, 65c, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, extra quality, 75c. BODY BRUSSELS, 05¢. BEST MOQUETTE CARPETS, 81.25. ANTIQUE CHAMBER SUITE, 3 pieces, bevel glass, $19.50, SIXTEENTH-CENTURY FINISH SUITE, 3 pieces Level giaas, $21, SIXTEENTH-CENTURY FINISH CHIVALRE SUITE, large bevel plate, £22.50. ANTIQUE OAK CHAMBER SUITE, large beve Plate, $32.50. 3 PLUSH PARLOR SUITES, 6 picces, Walnut frames, 8 . 2PLUSH PARLOR SUITE3, 6 pieces, imitation mahogany frames, 845, ’ 3 PLUSH PARLOR SUITES, 6 pieces, metal trimmed, €65 12 LARGE OVER STUFFED SUITES 6 pieces, 875. A LARGE TURKISH SUITE, 5 pieces, iu Silk, Tap- estry and Plush, slightly damaged, at @112.50; reg- ular price $125, CASH BUYERS CANNOT AFFORD TO PASB Us BY. W. H. HOEKE, 8th and Pennsylvania ave, 029-46 WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20, 1890. NEW PRESERVED GINGER, \, }4 and whole, 400 Pots, NEW PLUM PUDDING. '¢ Ib, 1 Ib, 2 Ib. and 41b. cans, 500 Cans, NEW FRENCII PRUNES, three sizes. Half Ton. NEW PRUNELLES, Very fine, Price Moderate, NEW NEW YORK LUCKWHPAT. Extra Quahty, PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP, Superior Goods, PURE STRAINED HONEY. From White Clover, ELPUONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 029 R, Mocssre & Co, 1203 F 8T. N. Wa 42epotb st, bet. DandE For the next 10 days will make special prices on Ladies’ and Children’s Fine Shoes. Call and you will be surprised at the prices we aro selling goods at. We are overstocked and must make room, All goods at | reduced prices, 6 different styles of Ladies’ #4 Boots town about fifty years, He bad many warm friends here ‘aud throughout the District, He leaves a widow and seven children. His fuueral will take 2 Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Weat Georgetown Methodist hurch, and the different societies will attend, : interment will be made at Oak Hill, Mr. Joseph Clagett Waters, who for the past few years lias been a bookkeeper in the Farm- ers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, died last night at his residence on 34th street after a protracted ill- hess from acute bronchitis. The deceased was widely known and respected. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon. ARKANGING For & Papen Cuase.—The mem- bers of the Woodley Hunt Club are arranging for a paper chase to be run November 6. mt is purely a club affair to test the metal of the club's horses, A Bor Wirn A Prstot.—William Pratt has not lived at his father's house for some time. ‘The latter told the | Sor to arrest him and esterday Policeman Hanley met William near Rock ereek and placed him under arrest as a vagrant. William, who is a colored boy, had a bunch of keys in bis coat pocket and a loaded revolver inthe hip pocket of his trousers, When the boy was arraigned in the Police Court today asa — and pistol carrier he plead guilty and did not care whether he was sent to Prison or not, The testimony heard did not show the boy to be as bad as represented and _ hes ged accepted — Personal bonds on the charge of vagrancy. For carryi: the pistol he was fined $60 o- three montha: © . —— Mr. Reed Addresses 4,000 Persons, Speaker Reed received an ovation in Wiscon- sin yesterday, He left St Paul Tuesday night accompanied by Horace Ruble and Chairman Payne, and yesterday made brief speeches at Eau Claire, Black Kiver Fails, Kecdsburg, Bar- aboo, Madison and Waukesha, reaching Mil- waukee at 6 o'clock. Last night he eat the Seblitz Park Theater before an 4,000 people, hundreds being turned away, at 83.60. 025-lw Lanpies LACE SHOES—Pretty line just received. WALKING BOOTS—New styles, new goods, CHILDREN'S SHOES—The best we can get. MEN'S SHOES—Largost stock to select from, Everything from Patent Leather Pumps to COKK SOLE SHOKS—the best shoe for wet or cold weuther, M. STRICKLAND, Buccessor to DALTON & STRICKLAND, 939 PENNA. AVE. 016-3m 919 Pessevtvanna Avenve x. ‘WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST AND HANDSOMEST LOT OF FRENCH PAT- TERN ROBES EVER DISPLAYED IN THIS CITY. WE HAVE ONLY A LIMITED QUAN- TITY, AND THOSE DESIRING A HAND- SOME DRESS WILL DO WELL TO CALL EARLY, ‘W. M. SHUSTER & soNB, 019 PENX. AVE, ¥.W, ONE PRICK, of bill will be mado at Kernan’s ment in Baltimore, The street car conductor toa Stan re- Axsovorm: Tar Bes:, 1s pure and wholesome. Hi'APrchest increase ot 1: {a bughest tn leavening power, Food ‘raised with tt keeps oist and sweet. Cleveland's Superior Baking Powder is for sale G. G. Cornwall & Son, — x. migraice Cc Chas. 1. Kelloge, EAI Elphonze Youngs Cay Winner & Co., ‘Wm. li. Brown, Shirley & Schofield, gobi: Keyworth, surchard & Co., Howard Keyworth, ¥. Mecanl M. McCormick, M. & 'P. Metzger, And other high-class grocers, my6-tu,th, fm Our Mr. G. Lansburgh while in Burope, last summer, anticipat'ng the pusiaye of the Mck ney tarif bill, made arrangemente for the shipping uf ail our imported yonde tn time & arrive pri-r te new tarif going ito effect, In this we succeded. Weare therefore se ing ali. im- ported goods at oid prices. Nour of ovr yoods have been market up. We give this advantage to cur patrons and te public at lai ge. LANSBUKGH & BKO. HEADQUARTERS FOR LONDON DYED SLALSKIN GARMEN1S. Very Fiw Sears Lert. Such are the discoursging reports from the special agent in Behring soa, but not the case with us, as we wero never in a better position to offer the ladies of Washington a more careful seleciion of Loudon Dyed Seal Garments, cach garment being selected by our Mr, G. Lansburch while in Loudon. They are made after the most improved models and all we say is that we have marked them at old prices. But we believe they will be surely higher after the lapse of four weeks. ‘They are now all in and ready for your tuspection, Second Floor, Cloxk Department. TIFCL LINE OF TRIMMINGS mado their It {8 simply one beautiful display of nes, one pattern even more beautiful nau the other, Llcon from 15 to 50c, per yard. Biack Ornament Guimp from 30c. to #3. ik Van Dyke, $1, $1.25, 82. nd $4, Van Dyke Punels, $1.75 each, ies and prices, n $1 to $8 per yard. , in Gimps and Vau Dyke effect: Cut Jet, in width and prices to p A full line of Colored 3' 25 per yard. ‘anels aud all other desirable trim- mings to harmonize or contrast with the new Dress id and Solid Gold. warranted, LADIES’ BONNET PINS AND GENTS’ SCARF PINS, ALM ENUINE DIAMOND RINGS, iene of Snakes, Dragous, &c, raised shoulders, This Gown is full 56 iuckes long. We have 13 dozen left, in exact nuinbers 156, Will you be one to get one of JERSEY KNEE PROTECTORS, per pair, What an extravrdinury amount of Hosiery can be saved by having the children wear these, Pa LADIES’ CLOTH UPPERS, €1.48 per pair, all shades, ‘The usual price arked ts generally 82. Ours are mede well, The colors are all made to wear with the new muterials, GHILDKBN'S JERSEY DRAWER LEGGINS-A Jersey Drawer, G00D VALUES TOR MEN—Un- ubuully large size Tecka and Four-in-Hands, good everyday styles, satin lined, at Abdpecial Bargain in Tecks aud Four-in-Hands at 5e.; Sfor $1, Pretty pattorns, neat effects and well “BOME EXTI 35 made, Our 50c. line of Puffs, Tecks and Four-in-hands eclipses everything; in all sorts of colorings; improved shapes; splendid values. At 75c. comprises the most delicate designs, with light grounds; rich effects. Many styles to select from, Our 81 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. merely for the asking for it. Our Fashion Gazettes sent to out-of-town people charge. Send in your addresses, Yours ybody has been advertising Li Kid Gloves nt prices below 81. We waited onr turn until we xot hold of thislot, AM we can say is thatit isa big bargain and went you to see tha, LADIES? REAL KID 4-BUTTON GLOVES, every patr tried on by our competent sai . ‘They are hero in sizes 5i to 8 inclusive, in Tans, Browns and Grays. A positive bargain, 21.00 PER PAIR, We calculate this lot to remain with us three days, Hence come ea: Hot HHH HOH uu te BBE * RR 00 ae ag k oO 0 4{¢ HBG RRR O O ex B RR O ake bbBOK OK 44-426 SEVENTH 8 Fonsrrvne, Carpets Asp Sroves CHEAP Fok CASH OR ON CREDIT AS CHEAP AS FOR CASH. . JOHN RUDDEN, 930 AND 932 SEVENTH ST.N.W. Announces a Full Line of Oak, Walnut and Sixteenth Century Bed Room Suites; Also Parlor Sustesin Rux, Plush and Haircloth, A special feature of this display will be foundin his #35 PARLOR SUITES, ‘These Suites consist of seven pieces, and the supply Las Lardiy been uble to meet the demand, A few are now on bund end first callers will obtain bargain they will never regret. Sideboard: rdrobos, Hat Racks and a vaiiety of Fancy Chairs aud Rockers will also be found, ‘The stock of Carpets, in Velvet, Body Brussels and ‘Tapestry, embrace tie 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 at Jowest prices, ‘Ihe special pride of this establishment has been that it has always met the wants of its patrons in tho selection of its Koods, in its prices and particularly in iteconvenient credit system. Thousands of house- keopers have availed themselves of the opportunities sflorded for furnishing their bomeson @ small cash Payment and easy weekly or monthly terms for the Valance, Thousands more may do likewise by pur- chasing at the mammoth Credit and Cash FURNITURE, CAKPET AND STOVE STORES OF 3OHN BRUDDEN, 900 AND 932 7TH ST, 5.W. o2-lm An Exhibition of thd Latest ART NEEDLE WOKK AND HOUSE DECORATIONS im the office of THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 616 OTH ST. N.W. Crzvetaxps Suseriee Baxrxo Poworn Crzvetaxps Susetor Baxrxe Pownrn, CITY ITEMS. Buy Your Teas and Coffees From the Great AMUSEMENTS. F ‘EW NATIONAL THEATRE. Atlantic and Pacific Tes Company. PRINCETON! GnaND BACKED Daten ore Granulated Sugar 63¢. in 10+ toany coLuMsta! RAHE of By one buying Tea, Coffee or Baking Powders from Ru DD , oe ee buy. PRINCETOS} Hy Bi ae ie present iven with every FooT BALL. <n of Thed-Nectar or re P. Baking boyy le ae ty! goods delivered free to any part Remember, wo are still giving out Glass Ware, Crockery, &c. Checks given w®h every 250. worth of Tea, Coffee and Baking Powder. 501 and 503 7th st. n.w.; 1620 14th st. n.w.; 3104 M Great @erman \ _ MISS JOCELYN, the Eminent c FRED! KIC GILLETTE, the Well-known, Baritone. ‘The only opportunity for Washingtonians to sce the | lar AKL HILD. famous Princeton College Foot Ball Team play here. MES ¢ i Ant. Mass ANN’ the “ay MEA PARK, Greatest Living Lady ions of the os Opani Press. st., Ge wn; Cer ts PRINCETON Tn Mr. Hild we met « violet wh 92’ Westorn, Market; B ama 9O-ce Markov and (Champions of Amerion) Se, fetbs been Ne Fok 101 Northey “Mr. Carl Hild, the emineut violinist, Northern a Market, vs. Nant technique and @e tel conception bave Tel. 5 H. Bowmax, Mansane- aa a! 20 wy the {rout rank of ow concert vir 2 call, 858- 030-4 COLUMBIA ATHLETIC OLUB she . te superior to any The State, Richmond, Va. te ® rich, full Laritone hem wilt be mes. a4 one of the very best bart as, been heard in Lorunte fora ‘od possesses the charm of sinzing from fonda so materially to success. — New ON ANALOSTAN ISLAND, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, BAIN OB SHINE, AT 4:15 P.M. ADMISSION (including grand stand and ferciage), 3-2 “Che violin virtuoso, Carl Hil Dr. C. W. Benson, the well-known Balti- “Sure Broaecse solibaes tne more Specialist in Skin Diseases and Diseases of the Nervous System, has opened an office in Washington, D.C., for the treatment of ali Skin and Nervous Diseases and removing super- fluous hours, warts, moles, marks, tumors and all blemish Dr. Benson or his partner, Dr. E. O. 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New York Miss J atk is one of tue fiest coretinte in the coune try Jon 18 peidoma wiven.—Ne Adena FLD THEATRE ‘very Evening, Weduesday and Saturday Matinoes, BOSTON HOWARD ATHENEUM STAR SPECIALTY COMPANY. THE GREAT CINQUEVALLI, BOB SLAVIN, DUTCH DALY, CONROY AND FOX, BELLE BLACK, BROS. HARLOW, BOISSET TROUPE, KATE DAVIS, ARTHUR FOREST AND OTHER ®. Moonday, Nov. 3—CONKIFD COMIC OPERA CO. 1 THE KING'S FOOL. Beats Low on sale. solos by Mise Park were perfect seme tely euraptured the audience,” Malyax cornetist, is a dangerous rival of aud 75 conte, acconting to locat! neces Thursday morning, Getober 3 i004 F ST. Nw GE bette ca” “THE PATAWOMFCK* 3S NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS REGULAL DINNER @1. SPECIAL DINNER A LA CARTR 10 TALLY-MO will leave the San 7 Foturming at § heuid be Acremy wertixe WASHINGION JOCKEY CLUB, BENNING'S COURSE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1. FIVE RACES EACH DAY, HURDLE EACE, FRIDAY. STEEPLECHASE, SATURDAY, FIRST RACE AT 2 P.M. Trains leave B. 1 re = wear ths the Sun builuing will te reserved by tele) hove EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, oes? Vaanon, THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON. Until further notice the palatial iron aud steel steamer CHARLES MACALESTER, Will leave ber wharf foot of 7th st, daily, except Sum day, as follows: aaa Leave for MOUNT VERNO! Mastuugton at pum. F Vie KNON, imcis rounds, €1. Formosa jong Te cy First Chop Gunpowder Tea. Finest Table Butter—Creamery and Print. We especialiy recommend our Creamery Butter. New Buckwheat and new Codfish. Vanilla Drip Sirup and Clover Honey. Best Patent Flour in the city, Rochdale Association tickets honored, Splendid Cook Books, with orders, tree, Gran. Sugar, with orders, low price. Comp early and secure prompt delivery. 1* M. &P. Merzoer, 417 7th and 2108 14 nw. Salvation Oil is better and purcr than high- priced liniments with fictitious claims, a 10 mand t Maiesion 1 Elegant cote on the Chat The Charles Macal “ill alse make river landings as tar down we Gi) mont, Iauditi at MAKSHALL MALL woiny aud returung. round trp, 23 vents, ott -y Eveniny of that Beautizui u Ever: eappearance RRR KOR ERR RR Deserving of Confidence.—No article 60 richly deserves the entire confidence of the community as “Brown's Bronchial Troches” for the reiief of Asthmatic and Bronchial Diseases, Coughs and Colds. Price 25 cent 3 Don’t Forget the sale of Valuable Real Estate on V st. tomorrow. See Auction Notices, 029-20" LL. BLARE, Captain. STAGE EXCURSIONS. HAN OSEPHIS EMPRESS OF 1HE FRENC Supported by WILLIAM HAR as APOLEON BONAPARTE, cent Company. ‘Ile cost ny of the play maguitice Next week—LEWIS MOLKKISUS in FAUST, Star Spring Water, Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in bot- tles and by the glass by all drug; Sark C. Paruen, Agent. AUCTION SALE! 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On exhibition all day Mouday, November 3, 1890. THE ENTIRE COLLECTION TO BE SOLD aT PUBLIC AUCTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1890, COMMENCING AT 11 AM, AND 3 bm, ENGAGEMENT OF EDWIN BOOTH ax LAWRENCE BARRETT, SPECIAL WASHINGTON NIGHTS. THURSDAY, NOV. 6, SHAN 1 OF V ‘Mr. Bootii as Shylock. Mr. Barrett ax B. SALURDAY NIGHT, NUV. 8, Mr. Bootu as hamlet.” Mr. Barret 14, “OTHELLO. Mr. Booth as'lago. “Mr Barrett a» Othello, ERVED SEAT Including tranny ays. Seats now on suleat Robert F. Milier’s Book Store, 530 Special trains for Wasbir Penusyiv: sharp, f utes’ Walk tem Lyceum ‘I heater), An Invention Making Sewing a Wheeler & Wilson's New High arm, No. 9, It charms on sight, Its use enrapture Office 437 Yth street northwest, 09-2, astime, For Douglas’ Celebrated Shoes go to Tarran’s, 1013 Pa, ave. ol-im Castoria. When baby was sick we gave her Castoria, When the was a Child be cried for Castoria, When she became Miss sie clung to Castoria When she bad Children she guve them Castoria, ¢ EMNAN'S NEW WASHINGTON THEATER, K 11TH bf. wed ‘This week—Ladies’ Matince Saturday. i m= a 0 jal6-th,s,tu,ly io pop, gee > atts ee ee a ia y B ke 555 Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave and 11th st. aw. For Athletic and Gymnasium Suits, all| i i DD OF 3 4 grades, go to Tarran’s, 1013 Pa, ave. ol-Im 4 Dopp kee Sys) THOMAS DOWLING, STAR SPECIALTY Co. —e —_e From Hyde and Behman's Theater, Brooklyn, N.Y. ‘Next week—Loudon Gaiety Company. 30 Loos eae ONE WEEK, COMMENCING ING, OCTOBER 27, matince only. ‘The greatest v1 all buriesaues, FAUST UP To Dag, As played at the GAILTY THEATER, LONDON, with ali the orwinal music, tumes, paraphernalia aud a cast, iucluding MISS KATE CASTLETON As Marguerite. Don't fail to bear the Song of the SPIDER AND FLY, The original GAIETY SKIRT DANCERS. Forming the merriest spectacular production of jurlesques ever sec in Auscrica, Regular theater prices. Seats ready ut Metzerott’s music und Box , Music Hi ols-2W Fits, Spasms, St. Vitus Dance, Nervousness and Hysteria are soon cured by Dr. Miiies’ Nerv- ine. Free sample 4 Me Buy Your Coal of J. Mavuy Dove. Only highest grades of family coal haudled, jy15-tf pa eel eit Patines lo AND PEEMISES K) LUUISIANA AVENUE NOKIBW OX, D.C By virtue 138 ic Here Is As Ovrorresrry- Pessina re IT SPEAKS FORCIBLY— IT Is TRUE—BUT FOR CASH ONLY= ENDING NOVEMBER 3, 18¢3, plat or plan teu C10) inc full depth « beeen (15), in square y (490), more 1uiiy desc w erly at right _ mune obo bh forty-five a Aucues to an alicy, thence westerly on west lite of said lot, theace A 3-pfece Solid Antique Oak Bed Room Suite. ety 140) tect eight cs) inch: to the Reduced trom. 35.30 to INCOLN MUSIC NOVEMBER ug, With ali the privileges aud appur- a L GLOKG ‘ORCHESTRA, eppertam ing. A U-piece XVI Century Solid Oak Bed Room Suite. Porforiers. 1 KAN Ute F the purchase money tm fe is Keduced from. 35.50 to $24.85, ry Solid Antique Oak Bed Room Suite. Frow.., +++-828.50 00 822,10 A Hand-ome Maple Bed Koom Suite, ‘S-picces aud brass trummings From. 500—Soli i Ouk High-back Chair, wood seat and highly polished, a Well worth 83. 450—Solid Oak Rocking Chair, to match above, at. Fully worth $3.25. rim «qual in ta, Payabie one r date of wule, with duterest payable j-antually, to be secured by a decd of trust upon c option of the pur. user. A deposit «f $500 wil be required w roperty i ktucked dowa to purchaser. Lu case iault on the part of the purchaser to comply with the term: of sule widhin ten ‘days the Sold at the cost of the defaulunsz days’ notice by newspaper publish Al HOWE, Soprano, ‘Two reserved seats to each Of the 33 Grand Concerts, subscription list how at Metzerott's, 110 F Yeuts reserved on aud after Noy. 12, couune: Sam, A 3 ENKY E. DAV! JNO. F. COX, 1410 ¥ DUNCANSON BROS., 4 a WEEK OF NOVEMBER 3. Er 100—Extra Size Solid Oak Rocker, ag with high back and wooden seat, highly ‘8S, 4 Lier 2.90 s SN :. Pa ave, and 14th st, Reduced from $4.50. 1000—Sclid Oak Chairs. Reduced from $1.25 to, Washington, D.C, S6QHERWOOD.” OLD POINT, COMFORT. S Greatly cularged and improved; bot aude bat electric belle, Kas, steam Of Seats Thursday Morning for CONRIED'’S COMIC OPERA COMPANY, excepting SATURDAY. Also at yy pocpting 8 dey, $10 per Week and Upward, UEO. Our Solid Oak Tables EES cn WEDNESDAY and pT es es week and upw BO Bo kT) other woods)—worth twice what Adcigh tteatier's Rennsatio Gyan, ae THE G's FOOL, ous A cr losd of G-feet Solid Oak Extension ‘Labl, ees - 87.70 Bo gure and see these, A large number of Solid Oak 8-foot Extension ‘Tables. 310.20 SATURDAY EVENING special performance of Waltz ing Strauss’ Opera, THE GYPSY BARON, Company of 60 Artists, Including Bettina Padelfords itita Selby, Apnie Rus- i Frances Koussean, ida Fitzhugh, Lute Nichole, Kove Figusab, Ferris Hartinan, Jobu J. Katte, Carles F. Lung, Frederick Eukhardt and Ardiur Baris. ‘Auguwented Orchestra. Paul Steindorff, Musical Conductor. PE DAN WASHINGTON, D. C. P. HILADELPHIA Srone. Will offer srecial inducements in Priest ‘Wovl and Silk Warp Henriettas, 7oc. to cin ie Black Faille, Special valucs in Black Silks, Black libsdatwe aud Diack Surahe Ww clling our Velvets aud Plushes at old price. No sdvauice with us. All the loa Plaid and Stripe Wool Dress Goods. Our nek catuplete ad ou prices are the lowest, Age. to 81. ‘The time to buy Blankets. We do not think Our Fine Woven Wire Spring. Keduced from $4 to. veoee «0082.70 Our Elegant $75 Parlor Suite, in im, tapestry or wilk plush, with spring edge. 029.2t NG CLASS OF NORWOOD INSTI- tute will mect for first lesson in pariors of 1407 Mass, ave. SAT ¥ MOKNING, 11 o'clock. Teacher, Prof. Allan ils will be receive ARVEST HOME, GIVEN BY SOCIAL CHAPTER ‘of Christ Church, East Washington, ut CHURCH CHAPEL, WEDS and 50, 1890, 13.60 November 1, at Mueller.” A 20-0 JULIUS LANSBUKGH, IMPORTER OF DRAPERIES. 7) a2 good values can be xiven you inter, The a Adinission, 10 cents. patios axe tg ‘* a4 they INCOLN HALL 10-4 All-woo Sa iad oe 11-4 Ali-wool, 80, 85.50, $6, $0.00, €7.50, Exrrsoaprary Casn Banoarvs, os L THE esanass. stp ARITS eS CLOT DBESS GOODS, yai a ‘Bed Comforts, 75e., a is? Pore wool, Navy liste, Greets Garnet. Browns BOSTON Devt mae Seago mgeye ene. ing in Ladies’ Jackets Capes. 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