Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1890, Page 16

16 LOCAL MENTION The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A.M. SUNDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia, fair; slightly warmer, except sta- tionary temperature im North Carolina; west- erly winds, CONDITION OF THE WATER. NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE. Several Registration Cases Decided—A Pastor’s Resignation. Correspondence of Ti EVENING STAR. Fill With Beautiful After twelve successful years in the jewelry business R. Harris & Co, today celebrated the opening of their magnificent new store. corner ‘7th and D streets, All day the show room was Rockvitur, October $1. | ¢Fowded with people admiring the beautiful Judge J. T. Vinson of the circuit court today decided the following registration cases: The fittings of the room and the bewildering dis- play of silverware, jewelry and diamonds. Temperature and condition of water at 7| names of Robt. T. Swailes and Ernest J. | This firm's specialty is diamonds, and they #.m.—Great Falls, temperature, 50; condition, 20. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 54. Con- dition at north connection. 50: condition at south connection, 14; distributing reservoir, temperature, 52; condition at imfluent gate honse. 15; condition at eitiuent gate house. 11. High tide in the river, 11:05 p.m.; low tide in the river, 5:03 p.m. Mur J. P. Parmer, 1107 F street northwest, wishes to announce she is prepared to show the portations in carriage and reception bonnets and hats; very special attention paid to characteristic designs. Have you tried Schafer's 0. K. Bread? Ove Brazitias DiaMonp Neckiace, can be ‘used as a bracelet, at $3,500; a rare bargain. One oriental pearl necklace, very finest qual- ity, at $2,500 th more. On exhibition at Genome Dzsio’s jewelry store, 1223 Pa. a Powznrvt opera glasses, Hewrs.en’s, 453 Pav. A Querm Exxctios Ber gives satisfaction to the winner. Our 50c. French merino under- shirt gives satisfaction to everybody. No such yalue was ever shown. Fraxc & Sox, One Price, 7th and D. Heat Your Room bya champion gas stove. ‘The best by C. A. Mupprimay, 614 12th st J. H. Fravacas. Do you know him and his terms? If not ask your friends about him. Diamonds, watches and jewelry. With W. 8. ‘Tappan, 604 9th street. Devonaep feet beautified and made comfort- able. Dr. J. J. Gzoroxs & Sox, chiropodists. Parlors 1115 Pennsylvania ave. Hours, 8 a. m. toG6p.m Sundays, 9 tol p.m. REFLECTOR AND ASRETOS Gas heating stoves, @3.50, $4, $5.50, 86.50, $7.50. Piano Extension Lamps complete, $5, $6, €7.50, $10.50, $14. Rochester Table Lamps and choice of eight shades, $2.50, &¢. Chandeliers and All Gas fixture goods. Bottom prices. C. A. Muppnatas, 614 12th st. Ractxo at Brightwood track Monday, Novem- ber 2. Matched pacing race between Little Mose and Ned H., best three in five, half mile heats, for $250. Also purse trotting race of $100 be- tween Sligo, George Gheen and Orange Billy. Admission 50c. brags res We Cat Attention to the fact that we have added to our stock a line of the best mineral waters to be obtained. They have all been known for years, and in their respective fields of usefulness there are none better. For the table and to mingle with wine the carbonated Massanetta, now used in many of the New York clubs. is the acme of sparkling water. The Champion, Saratoga’s best aperient, is per- fectly safe to use. Try it. For those who | peed a diuretic or are troubled with malaria, | there is but one water known that fits your ease. Ask any physician and he will tell’ you | that Massanetta water beats the world. Have | you gout. rheumatism or other uric acid | trouble, you need lithiated Massunetta; it has no peer. The above waters are reasonsblo in price, prompt in action, do not disappoint and can always Le obtained fresh at our store, 1413 | New York avenue. Respectfully, C. Bayax. Laprzs’ fino shoes to order. J. J. Gronars & Sox, chiropodists and artist bootmakers, 1115 Pennsylvania ave Ar Opp Fetiows’ Hare, 419-423 7th st. n.w., to be seen 50.000 worth of new and elegant furniture at low rock bottom rates. We are over- crowded with as fine stock of excellent furni- ture as ever seen in the national capital, and it must be reduced if low prices will accomplish the desired end. We make uo discount of 15 per cent, but price goods low as our competi- tors who purpose to take off that percentage. We have placed the figures so low on our goods that adiscount would be utterly impossible, and our prices are less than most other mer- chants in this line of goods after they have taken off that contemplated 15 per cent. Now is your time to purchase all your furniture at the unprecedented low prices at our mam- moth furuiture establishment. Our stock is comprised m part of 75 handsome parlor suites, 150 elegant chamber suites, 65 splendid © Sideboards, 50 beautiful and serviceable hall stands and 40 different styles of desirable dining room chairs; aiso 80 different patterni of lounges and couches, 60 superb parlor desks; also an extensive assortment of china closets, cases, secretaries, fancy rocking chairs. extension tables, folding beds and many other articles in our line that you need, but space forbids mention. A cal! is respectfully solicited at the furniture emporium of fashion. Gsonax Barrrpaats, Odd Fellows’ Hall Fetus. New Stock of gi A. Mvvputay, 614 12th Doy'r Bexreve Every Laner.—Labels, like some people, promise more than they can per. form; some again are reasonable. We have Fead the label of Dr. Henley’s Celery, Beef Tron, sud know m: instances wherein it has proved to be just what it claims by domg just what it promises, One dollar a bottle, and it cures nervuusness, dyspepsia, kiduey and liver troubles, sleeplessness, melancholy, &c., &c. You can believe te label always, Stop ix Wurx Passixe and try on one of our 10 overcoats. ___E1semas Bros., 7th and E. Mastrov, ginger, champagne, should be in every houschould. ‘Beats the imported ginger ale. ~ (Non-alcobolic. ) Cuantes KnrarMenr, 737 7th st. n.w. unsTiTeTe. 411 7th st. n.w. Visrr tux Eurime Canret Curaxrxa Wonxs, 631-635 Mass. ave. n. elephone 425-2. Ber Yoru Coat of J. Macny Dove. Only highest grade: ily coal handled, N. Sruper, the fiori has removed to 936 F st u.w., where he keeps a large stock of first-class ‘cut flowers, palms, ferns ana other decoration plants. Srarsep Grass § Hovse & Henamasy’s for furniture and car- pets. Cash or credit. See adv't,, page 4. Frsseni’s Care, 1427 New York avenue, Eversthing g Everything in season. Everything genteel and comfortable. Prices low. Spates Buav Vensaxpt Bren, bottled at the brewery in Munich. Cuautes Kaarwzn, agent, 137 7th street northwest, Ixsrect Ovn Stock oF Ovgacoats before making selection. Ersemax Bros, 7th and E. Fore Ponrnarrs at Kers Keaeray’s, 1109 Pa.ay. Baxen’s Cop Liven Om. axp Matt arrests cough, increases flesh, saves life. Thousands endorse it, Sold by druggis Tux well-known firm of Johnson Brothers supply more families with fuel than any one firm in the United States, Mex's Wistex Uxprnwaan. We have a big line of cashmere, lambs and camel's hair, nat- ural wool, and merino undershirts and drawers in medium and heavy weights, from 50c. to $1.50. RC. Lewis & Sox, 1421 New York ave.; Green of the Darnestown distr ct were ordered | to be reinstated on the list; Louis G. Mackall of the Wheaton district, petition for reinstate- | ment was dismissed; Alex. Britton, Bethesda | district, was stricken off; in the cases of Thos. | Dowling, Smith E. Magill and Henry M. Hus- | | band, the action of the registrars was sus- tained in striking them off the lists of voters. Ignatius Frazier, colored, of Gaithersburg, who has been in jail here for several days, having shown evidences of insanity, yesterday became so violent that he had to be taken to the Maryland Insane Hospital near Baltimore. ‘The names of several citizens of this place sre mentioned in connection with filling the | two vacancies in the town council, amoug them W. R. Pumphrey and John G. England. | Sppointments will be made on Monday night, ‘Tomorrow being the opeuing day for bird Shooting in this county great preparations for the event have been going on for the past week | among those who are fond of that sport. Birds are reported more plentiful than for several Years. It is also said that a large number of partridges have been killed contrary to law in this section during the past week or two, and that the attention of the next grand jury will be calied to the matter. Mr. E. M. West of this town has been awarded the contract for building a large dwelling house for Capt. Haycock on Rockville Heights, and will commence work on the same at once. Messrs. Anderson and Bouic, as attorneys, have sold the farm of Benjamin R. White in Poolesville district, containing 296% acres, to G. Dorsey for $25 per acrs, The foundation for the new court house has been completed and it is expected that the brick work will be commenced in a few days. The resignation of Rev. A. T. Graham as pastor of Bethesda Presbyterian Church hav- ing been accepted Rev. Dr. Bullock of Wash- ington will have charge of the church until a permanent pastor 18 secured. A call has formaily been made by the congregation upon Rev. Mr. Flourney, who for eight years served as pastor of the Rockville and Bethesda churches. A new parsonage will also soon bo erected. Political affairs here are rather quiet at Present, but the “still hant” is going on. Re- publican mee ings will be held at Damascus and Browningsville on Monday and at night a meeting of coiored voters will be held at this place, which will be addressed by prominent | speakers from Baltimore. ‘Yhe democrats hold | & meeting tonight at Trarilah and on Saturday night will hold meetings at Etchison and Spen- cerville, SAL gees — Cotoxy Co. locates at Somerset, — et, ——.___ Auction Sales of Real Estate. Duneanson Bros., auctiovecrs, have sold at public sale a smali frame house on B strect between 6th and 7th streets southwest, the lot being 25380 feet, to Richard D, Poliard for $5,080; also a farm of about 90 acres near Bethesda, Md., fog $20,000 to Chas. M. Barrick; aivo a small brick house, 1626 O street, the lot being 20x36 feet, to John 8S. Butler for 4,100; also a largo frame house, 504 11th street south- east, the lot containing about 3,000 square fect, to the Lquitable Co-operative Building Asso¢ia- tion for $4,800; also the triangular space south of square 188%, fronting 137 feet on 16th street, 100 feet on V street and 170 feet on New Hampshire avenue, containing about 7,000 square feet, to John G. Moore for #4 per foot; also a three-story brick house, 1033 6th street northeast, to the United Security Company of Philadelphia for 21.050; also brick houses 1029 ud 1031 6th street northeast for 21,650 each tu same purchaser; also brick house 1027 Sth Street northeast to same for £1,700; also lots 8 | and 9, block 5, Meridian Hill, to J. B. Hender- son for 75 cents per square foot, each lot con- taining about 9,000 square fect, Jory the Suburban Colony Co.—Adet, Bill for Divorce Dismissed. In the Equity Court yesterday Judge Bradley ordered the dismissal of the bill for divorce in the case of Tillie T. Wiltshire against James H. Wiltshire, The bill set forth the marriage in July, 1882, in Fauquier county, Va., and charged the husband with drunkenness, ‘The defendant demed the charge and made the counter charge that she left him without cause in July last, taking away the children aud the furniture, —_—_—___ Wire Frower Stanps at E. H, Morsell’s, 1107 7th street northwest.—Adet, peti iB o-c Ir You Wast to buy a cheap house in north- west part of city see at once F. benjamin, man- ager John A. Prescott's branca office, 612 F street.—Adrt, ——__ An Amended Bill for Divorce. Virginia C. Marders, by W. T. Johnson, has filed an amended bili for divorce against John G, Marders, She states that her maiden name was Ha!l and that they were married in Alexandria, Va., October 24, 1876, and she states that they separated four and a half years nce because of the dissolute life and the habitual drunkenness of the defendant and cruei test- ment, ee Two or tre Fixesr Buriprxe Lots on 14th street extended near Fiorida (or Boundary) avenue are to be sold on Tuesday next. ‘ihese lots are among the best in that section and for building purposes cannot be surpassed. as they are convenient to all sections of the city. See advertisement. —_— Fist Britpixo Lor on M street near Ist street west to be sold Monday afternoon. This lot is advantageously vituated tor « dwelling. being near New York avenue, the Capitol and other prominent points. —Adct. New Srrves tissue lamp shades at Gould’s.— Advt, SALE OF “THE ANGELUS.” Millet’s Famous Painting Will Return to France. Millet’s famons picture. “The Angelus,” which was sold to the American Art Association of New York city July 1, 1889, at the auction of the Secretan collection in Paris, has been sold once more. The negotiations have only just been completed in Paris by Mr. Austin Robert- son, representing the American Art Associ- ation. It is not known yet exactly who the purchaser is, inasmuch as Mr. Robertson's ne- gotiations have been carried on with agenta, The picture sold this time for 750,000 francs as against 530,650 francs, the price paid over a year ago by the American Art Association. It | claim to have the largest stock in the city, They probably have the largest single stone, for one unmounted diamond in the window is indexed at $15,000. Everything else is on the | same elaborate scale. The ceiling of the store is decorated in blue and albuminum silver in relief; the fittings are all of hand-carved ma- the cases are of mahogany and plate \d the whole store is lighted by 100 in. nt lights, many of which are insi: the cases. For’ the opening one window is crowded with silverware, anothor was made a tomple of jewels, while flowers and plants abounded everywhere. Bric-a-brac and leather goods are two of the new departments added to the store, e peecae dene Tue Fotrowisa Canoes are advised in schedule of the Richmond and Danvi road, taking effect Sunday, Novem! No. 58 will be changed to leave Washington at 8:30 a.m. instead of 8:50 a.m. No. 54, leaving at 4:35 p.m., will ruu through to Greenville, 8.C., instead of stopping at Lynchburg, Va. No. 55, starting at Greenville, 8.C., instead of at Lynchburg, will arrive in Wasbington at 9:45 a.m, instead of 8:40 a.m, No. 59 will arrive in Washington at 3:05 p.m, ad of 2:30 p.m, No. 146, on the Manassas Branch, will loave Washington at 2:30 p.m, instead of 3:40 p.m. daily except Sundays. No, 144, Washington and Ohio division, will leave Washington at 6:25 p.m. daily, instead of 1:55 p.m., running only to Leesburg; returning arrive Vashington at 6:35 a.m. Train 145, formerly arriving in Washing- ton at 7:35 p.m., is changed to arrive at 5:45 pm. —_—-— Curxa Exurettion.—Many ladies who are in- terested in china decoration will be glad to learn that Mr. Sherratt, formerly of the Worces- ter pottery works, England, will have a dis- play of his own and bis pupils’ works at bis studio, 516 9th street, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of the coming week. The ware exhibited will be the latest shapes, decorated in roval Worcester, Dresden and raised gold designs, the newest articles for ta- blo use, and several elaborate dinner, fish and soup services. Many picces of the old bluo Dresden, always so handsome, decorated in en- tirely new de’ of gold and silver, will be exhibited. Mr. Sherratt hopes that not only his pupils and their friends, but all intorested in this branch of art, will visit his rooms before the exhibition is over. . cope as Supurpan Corony C mutual scheme,— Advt. 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My disease was eczema and psoriaxia, I know of agreat many who have taken the REMEDIES, and thank me for the kuowledgo of them, especially mothers who have Dabes with scaly eruptious on their heads and bodies. auot express my thanks to you. My body was covered with seales aud I was an awful spectacle to behold. Now my skin to as clear as a baby's, GEO. COTES, Merrill, Wis, CUTICURA RESOLVENT, The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest of Humor emedies, internally (to cleanse the blood of all impurities, and thus remove the cause,) and CUTI- CUKA, the great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, au exquisite Skin Beautifier, externaliy, (toclear the skin and scalp and restore the hair), cure every species of agonizing, itching, burning, scaly and pimply discases of the skin, scalp aud blood. Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 50c.; SOAP, RESOLVENT, $1. 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YO a BLACK SILK MOL double told, 25¢., 1 immense double width, ex- extra heavy, immense assort 3, $1.50, 81.45 Double Blaukets, 81.25, 81.50, CARTER'S STRICTLY CASH STORE, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7’ A CASH PURCHASE AMOUNTING TITLES YOU 10 A VALUABLE ¥ Wut Fu Gien fur the following KINDS OF CAKE, WHITE MOUNTAIN, is conjectured that the “Angela when returned to Paris will be placed by its pur- chaser in the Louvre, but nothing definite can be said about this until later. The picture wall remain in this country until about the mid- dle of December, the terms of tho sale requir- ing that it shall be delivered in Paris ou Jan- ‘The picture is in Boston at present. It has not been decided when it shall be brought back to New York, but it certainly will be also hats, gloves, hosiery and neckwear. Warcugs Cigaxep and guaranteed for one year, €1. RC. Hives, 618 9th street u.w. ALITY of main springs, guaranteed, treet n.w. Bust Qu: @i. B.C. Hovee, 618 9th t at Turoutep ginger ale $1 a dez: Cuakies Kearwen’s, 737 7th st. ow. Waerurr 4 $10 Suir or a €30 suit, you will find all of our garments perfect fitting. Ewemay Bros., 7th and EL CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Avavon’s.—Rhea in “Josephine.” NatioxaL.—Boston Howard Athensum Com- Dany. Hanmis’ Bisov.—Bobby Gaylor in “An Irish Arab.” Keayas’s.—Hyde's Star Specialty Company. Music Hart. —“Faust Up to Date.” The Short Story Club. The Short Story Club has elected the follow- ing officers: President, Mra. G. Crandal, 610 H street; vice president, Mrs. F. C. Dieudonne; Bur- ‘Miss Mery E. Ring- ‘the committee on bhiecation reported progress and the follow- E. Beall’ gold and Dire. A. E. ig were made members of the club: Mrs, Mary Lockwood, Mus aud Master Charlie Dieudoune. seen re Bucwovine cures headache, 250.—Advt, laced upon exhibition there again, and per- Bape in Philadelphia and Washington. Cunoxic Caranne ‘Cannot be cured by local applications. It is. const!- tutional disease and requires a constitutional remedy like Hood's Ssrsaparilis, whic bh, working through the blvod, eradicates the finpurity which causes and vro- motes the disease, and soon effects a permanent cure. At the samo tune Hood's Sarssparil/a builds up the whole system and makes you feel renewed in strength. “I suffered severely from chronic catarrh, arisiug from impure bloud. It Lecame very bad, causing sore- ess of the bronchial tubes and » ‘TROUBLESOME COUGH, Which was the cause of great anxiety to my friendsand myself, a8 two brothers died from bronchial consump- tion. I tried many mecicmes, but received no benefit, 1 was at lust induced to try Hood's Sarsaparilla, and I am not the same man in heulth or feelings. My catarrh is cured, my throat te entirely well cnd a dys- Persia trouble, with sick headache, have all disap- peared." EM. LINCOLN, 35 Chambers st., Boston. STUFFED UP FEELING. “For several years Ihave been troubled with that terribly disssreeable disease, catarrh. I took Hood's Sarseparilla with the very Lest resulta It cured me of that continued dropping in my throat aud stuffed up feeling. It has also helped my mother, who has taken it tor 1un duwn state of health and kidney trou. bie. I recousmend Hooa’s Sarsaparilla to ali we 3 good medicine.” Mrs, 8, D. HEATH, Putnam, Conn, HOODS SARSAPARILLA, Sola by all drugxiste, @1; stx for 85. Prepared only Vy GL HOOD & CO., Apothecarics, Lowell, Mass, a 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. GOLD LEar. ANGEL FOOD, E. 5-3 L ADIES* LACE SHOES—Pretty line just received, WALKING BOOTS—New styles, n@v goods, CHILDREN’S SHOES—The best we can get. MEN'S SHOES—Largest stock to select from. Everything from Pateut Leather Pumps to CORK SOLE SHOES—the best shoe tor wot oF cold weather. M. STRICKLAND, Successor to DALTON & STRICKLAND, 939 PENNA. AVE. 016-3m Sen Sie ‘WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29, 1890. ELPHONZO Yt the fe (OUNGS COMPANY announce NEW PRESERVED GINGER, 4, 34 and whole, : 400 Pots. NEW PLUM PUDDING. \ Ib, 1 Ib, 2 Ib and 4b cuns, 500 Cans, NEW FRENCH PLUNES, three sizes, ‘Half Ton. NEW PRUNELLES. Very fine, Price Moderate, NEW NEW YORK BUCKWHRAT. Extra Quality. PURE VEKMONT MAPLE SYRUP, Superior Guods. PURE STRAINED HONEY. From White Clover, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428,0th st. bet. Dand CITY ITEMS. Lincoln Hall, Nov. 7. What the New York Herald says: “The ‘Balmoral Choir’ from Glasgow gave its first concert in Steinway Hall last night, and if the members of the choir were not delighted with their reception they must be hard to Please, An audience which filled the hall to overflowing applauded everything. Each mem- of the choir received a special round of ap- Plause, and if the audience could have had its | Way the concert would have lasted until the | Small hours of the morning.” | Tickets at Dror’ ie | The Great Atlantic and Pacifie Tea Co. Gnaxviatep Svoan 6c. in 10-pound lots to any one buying ‘Tea, Cotfee or Buking Powder | from us. Look to your interest and beware of Mush- room Concerns and Imitators, We are ‘e pioneers in the businessand the only importers dealing direct with the consumer. Hundreds visit our stores every day for our Teas, Coffees and Baking Powder. Once buy our Teas and Coffees and you will never drink any other. Remember, we still give away valu- able and useful presents, During the past 30 years we have saved the People of this country millions of dollars on the | price of Teas and Coffees. We are still doing it. ‘@ ure supplying them with Pure Goods at from 25 to 50 per cent cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere, ce = see us and be convinced. b of Te ecks given with every 2c. worth of Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder. Condensed Miik, Flavoring Extracts, &. Granulated Sugar, 63¢ conts, “A” Sugar, 6 cents, White Ext: ‘C” Sugar, 534 centa, Block Sugar, 8 cents. Powdered Sugar, 8 cents, , Fine flavored Coffees at 25, 28 and 30 cents, Coffee ground fresh while you wait. Our $3e. and 35. Java and Mocha Coffee stands unequaled, New crop Teas at 35, 40. 50, 60 and 80 cents a Pound. Our new crop of Moyune Teas at 81 Per pound is excellent and deliciously flavored, Our Java and Mocha at 33 cents per pound cannot be equaled, Handsome presents given away with every pound of Thea-Nectar Tea or A. and P, Baking ‘owder. All goods delivered free to any part of the city. Punctuality our motto, Fresh goods received every other day. Don't forgot the Old Reliable Tea How Tho Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, 501 and 503 7th street northwest, corner of 7th and E; 1620 14th strect northwest; 3104 M street, Georgetown. We have also branches in all the Principal markets, where customers will be given the strictest attention. Give us a call and be convinced. ‘Telephone call 458-2, it ewron H. Bowman, Manager. White, the best Sewing Machine. Repairing done at short notice and reasonable r: tes at Sraun & Fiske’s, 1t 427 9th st. nw, Remember, the event in tho history of Washington takes place at Lincoln Hall Friday evening next, when the Patti of Scotland, Mad- ame A. }3, Stewart, with the Balmoral Choir, wiil sing, the Great Scottish Concert, Tickets at Duoor's, at* Chas. A. Muddiman, 614 12th 51 1 3, 15¢., 2 25c.; or Rochesters, £2.50, $3. ©3.20; or Piano Lamps, $5, #6 and £7.50, re plore le Prices bottom, jas Heating Stoves, $3.50, €4, $5.50, $6.50, $7.50, $10.50, # It 12, C, A. Muppimay, 614 12th st, Schafer’s O. K. Bread is sold by all first- class grocers, 1t* Notwithstanding tho chango in the tariff Cook's Baim of Life remains the same price, For sale by all druggi Td Guns for salo and hire. Waronn’s, 477 Pa, av.* Mrs. Clevcland’s Favorite Reading.— Send 25 cents to the Ladics’s Home Magazin Philadelphia, Pa., and they will send you the magazine for a'wholo year and a preminm worth nearly 2, monthly. It is the most wonderful oifer yet made. a* A Little Girl Found. —Wonders for fancy work at J. Jay Govutn’s, 421 9th st, it* Suppose We Offered Youa $2 bill for 21.45, would you take it? We are selling a Hat well worth @2 for $1.45, and a good, stylish hat it is, too. Franc & Sox, One Price, It Cor. 7th and D. Dresses and Wraps elegantly mado by Mme. Wasuncron, 613 13th 1* at. new. Dress Forms 98 Cents.—For 3 days only, at the Domestic Sewing Machine and Pattern Agency, cor. 7th and IL nl Tho Patti of Scotland at Lincoln Hall Friday evening next, November 7. ‘Tickets at Droor's, 1* The Best of Table Board for Ladies and Gentlemen at Woman's Excnaxce. Bread, Cakes, Pies, Jelly; also Fancy Articles at popu- lar prices. "609 13th st. n.w. ate W. IB. Moses declares Cook's Balm of Lifo is arcai household necesity, ite City Opticia I. Avexanper, 477 Pa, ave.1* Coffee. Coffee. Coffee. The Johnston Breakfast Coffee is the best. Coffee, The Johnston Breakfast Coffee is self-set- tling. Coffee, The Johnston Breakfast Coffee contains a re- bate check in every pound and half-pound package, allowing to the cousumer the jobber's profits, as the grocer buys direct trom the im- porters and packers, Coffee. Coffee, The Johnston Breakfast Coffee is used by the best families in Washington, who know what good cotfee is. De not pay fancy prices for Java and Mocha. The Johnston Breakfast Coffee is better, Coffee. Coffee, ‘offee. ‘The Johnston Breakfast Coffee \s sold by all grocers at 25 cents per pound pack\ ge. Rebate checks will be redeemed by all gro- cers and at our Washington office. Jounston Bros, & Ci 613 N. Y. ave., ni-s3m Wholesale Dealers to Southern Trade. Remember the Scottish Concert at Lincoin Hall Friday evening, November 7. Tickets at Duoor's, 1" Voigt & Haas, Jewelers, 713 7th et. 1t* To save time, money and annoyance have your sewing machines repaired at Stiebeling’s, 1751 Penn, ave. Duplicate parts for all makes, The only Washington agency for the ccle- brated **Household” Sewing Machine, it We advise those necding Sewing Machines tocallon Sraux & Fiskr, agents for the popu- lar well-known Silent White. it Buy Your Teas and Cotfees From the Great Atlantic and Pacific ‘ten Company. Granulated Sugar 6},c. in 10-pound lots to any one buying Tea, Coffee or Baking Powders from uz. Now is the time to buy. Handsome presents given away with every ound of Theu-Nectar ‘Tea or A. and P. Baking owder. All goods delivered free to any part of the city. Remember, we are still giving out Glass Ware, Crockery, &c. Checks given with every 25c. worth of Tes, Coffee and Baking Powder. 501 and £03 7th st. n.w.; 1620 14th st. n.w.; 9104 M st., Georgetown; 58, 59 and 60 Center Market: 92 Western Market; 8 and 9 O st. Market and 101 Northern Liberty Market, N. H. Bowaay, Manager, Tel. call, 858-2 030-4¢ Comfort, quality, 031-2t* style, durability. “Byay’s” Suox Store. Cook’s Baim of Life is for sale by all first-class druggists. it* Thousands of Dollars ven away with the Jounston Breakfast Coffee. Checks worth money in ev rz pean and half-pound package, 25 Cents Per Pound. Requires No Settling. Every package contains the Johnston famous settling compound, making the coffee clear as amber in the eup. Purchase of any grocer, Checks redeemed by all Grocers and at the Washington office, 613 New York ave. o1s-s hee ”? School Shoes are tho best, They wi ‘both children and parents, 1614 14th, Ask your druggists for Cook’s Balm of Life,* SIXTEEN PAGES. CITY ITEMS. Prof. Cook, Who discovered Cook's Baim of Life, was one of the best chemists in the United States and the only one who ever held sulphur soluble in = and that is the secret of Cook's ayes To make room I offer the following bar- gains in Sewing Machines which have been o Two Whites a: - i These machines are in excellent order, have all attachments and are warranted. Wa. Streneiine. 1751 Penn. ave. Dress Forms, $1.98 and upwards, it Weather Stri Furnished and put on. Tie-710 18th stow. See Volgt & Hass’ Windows. AMUSEMENTS. JK ERNAN'S NEW WASHINGTON THEATER K 11TH ST. MY DES STAR SPECIALTY Co. From Hyde and Behman's Theater. Brooklyn, N.Y. Week commencing Monday, November 3. Ladies’ ‘Matinees Tuce, Thurs, and Sat. LESTER & WILLIAMS’ LONDON NOVELTY AND GAIETY COMPANY In the Latest Burlesque Hit, “ME AND JACK” An excellest cast, including Miss ESTRELLA SYLVIA. Goods marked remarkably low; will pay you. 1t al Thousands have been cured by using N™ NATIONAL THEATRE Cook's Balm of Life for dyspepsia, 1* = Dr. C. W. Benson, the well-known Balti- a more Specialist in Skin Diseases aud Diseases Final Appearance of the of the Nervous System, has opened an oifice in Washington, D.C., for the treatment of all Skin BOSTON HOWARD ATHENZUM COMPANY. and Nervous Diseases and removing super- fluous hairs, warts, moles, marks, tumors and Next week ali Uiemishes, Dr. Benson or his partner, Dr. CONRIED'S E. O, Manakee, can be found every Wednesday " i 5:30 am. to 5:30 p.m. at their office, 1212 COMIC OPERA COMPANY, ist, nw. 30-th,s, tu, 3 ee ae eee ete In Mueller’s Romantic Opera, Jobbing promptly attended to, 717-719 18th, an xieerew00k. Child’s Combination silver-plated Set, knife, | seats now on asia at and can, $2. Voor & Haag lal Troches for fork. spvon, napkin ring, cu; ite P Pp 8, CUp Use Brown’s Bronce! Coughs, Colds and ail other Throat ———, ‘Lhe best.”—Rev. Heury Ward Beecher. Use Cook’ 'e Balm of Life for 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 Cook’s Balm of Life a household necessity.* Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, Difi- dence, Sexual Weakness, Pimples cured by Dr. Miles’ Nervine, Samples free at 6 M 's D. one, 1014 F st, For Sprains Salvation Oil is the best, 25 centa, 6 Gold Rings, $2; Ladies’ Gold Watches, €13, #15, $16, reduced; Gold Eye Glasses, €2. Voror & Haas, ae ‘se Cook's Balm of Life. 1t* Star Spring Water. Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in_ bo! tles and by the glass by all dru C. Pauaen, Agent. jaz Cook’s Balm of Life Cures all Stomach Troubles, 1 Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa Furnishes nutriment and aids digestion, 1 Under the direction of DR. JW. BISCHOFF, Assisted by Well-known Local Talent, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 7, 1890, HAMLINE M. E. CHURCH, ‘Oth and P sts. ow. TICKETS. 250. thet mw. and Little's, 422 918 ~Ot Abbavans GkAND OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT AT & ‘Last appearance of that Tragic, Emotional Actress and Beautiful Woman, EER LPHINE, EMPRES> OF THE PRP! NCH, Supported by WILLIAM Hanis, NAPOLEON #ONAPARTE, And an Excellent Company. ‘The cvstumes are superb, HOULTLLE Of the play magnifices.t. xt week LEWIS MOLKISON ib FAUST. NOW ON SALE, LL PXce8 Music wali, NoveMBER 20 at — M an A ERE y y Piles! Piles! Piles!—Dr. Williams’ Indian] MMM 2A Rat YF Pile Ointment is the only :ure cure for Blind,| MMM AAA x Bicecing or Itching Pilcs ever discovered. It| MM M = 4 oe a never fails tocure old chronic cases of long . 8 FER standing, Wiuiams Mra. Co., Cleveland, fan so wees Ohio, ja25-s,tu, th 190s HH OO ww wy Eg = g — HoH 00 w v EEB . Why Even the Politicians that are siump- GEUKGETOWN ORCHESTRA ing the different states Lave been compelled to Of Washington, D.C, use Cook's Balm of Life to prevent hoarse- 70 PERVOKMERS. ness, 1t* “= Prof. JOSEF KASPAK, Conductor. — — 'Wo reserve) seats toes ee Grand Con- Tripte-plate Napkin Rings, 50c.; reduced, | certs, 23. Subscription list tow at Moseneiee ae to n* Vorar & Haas, 413 7th st, Fst." Seats reserved on and after November 1, cum- Castoria. When baby was sick we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss sie clung to Castoria, Wheu she had Children she gave them Custoria, jalé-th,s,tu,1y _ Senator Quay uses Cook’s Balm of Life. 1* Buy Your Coal of J. Mavny Dove. Only highest grades of family coul handled, jy15-tf __NEW_PUBLICATIONS. _ Tae Norra Axercaxy Review FOR NOVEMBER Contains: WHAT CONGRESS HAS DONE. Representatives McKINLEY, Ohio; LODGE, Massa- DALZELL, Pennsylvania; Fiteh, New York; McADOO, New Jersey; CLEMENTS, Georgia, Scottish Politics, By Tue Manquis or Lonye. The Ladios of the Last Cwsars, By Gar HaMmtox. Relief for the Supreme Court, By Ex-JusTice WILL1aM STRONG, Business Men in Politica, By EX-SENATOR WARNER MILLER. Reminiscences of a Portrait Paiuter, By Groner P. A. Hraty. Eleetion Methods in the South. By CoLtector Rorert SMALLS of Boaufort,S8.C. A Southern Republican on the Lodge Bill. By A, W. SHarren, chief supervisor of elections iu North Carolina, Old Poets, ‘The London Police. By Ex-Commissioxen James Muwno. The Ruthless Sex. By Wanr Warrmax, By Oscar Fay Apams. AND OTHER IMPORTANT ARTICLES, 50 CENTS A COPY. $5 A YEAR Lover's BOOKS OF THE WEEK. Authorized editions by arrangement with the Authors, BY WHOSE HAND? at And Two of the brizhtest and cleverest stories from. BY AHAIL’S BREADTH, agraceful pen, slizhtly de- tective iu churaccer, but By Edith Sessions Tupper. uly enough ao to add in- terest Am. Au, Seri Cloth, $1; Vs at 8 ai. OLA KH LB L 67) GER AND ME BYDE jecture by the Rev. ROE the benefit of iu the LECTURE It PRE BYTe MONDAY A POPULAR NOUKSE, ‘for ALPAUGH'S GRAND Orena HOUSE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, LINCOLN MUSIC HALL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, FAREWELL CONCERTS. oy -g5Sg TITT RRI A U Bee Ee fA EO ahs ahs Sss8 FE B24 Suu! Sas8 Bast AND HIS FAMOUS VIENNA ORCHESTRA, Prices—First floor, $1.50; Balcony, 81; Gallery, 50c. Tickets now on sale at Metzerott's, 1110 F st. nw. 025, n1-8t Mian, 8, D: ave, Free lecture, BER 1 and 3, at 7:30 p.m. Abbaveu's NEw LyckuM THEATER, Baltimore, Md. ENGAGEMENT OF EDWIN BOOTH axD LAWRENCE BARRETT. SPECIAL WASHINGTON NIGHTS. THURSDAY, NOV. 6, “MERCHANT OF VENICE.” Mr. Bocth as Shylock. Mr. Barrett as Bassanio, SALUKDAY NIGHT, NOV. 8, “HAMLET.” ir. Barrett ox Lacrtos, Mr. Booth as bawlet. M: MONDAY, NOV. 10, Mr. Booth as Bratas. £2.50. Including transportation both wa; ow ou suleat Kobert F. Milier's Book Store, nst., from 10a.m. to 5 p. ‘Special trains for Washington Peunsylvanis Rtv, trom Gui-st. (CHESTRA CHAIRS, BALCONY, sharp arriving at Onion, 2t.-tho WORK WHILE YE HAVE Ux from Lycenin Cheated). Recaruing, 1eave ‘The story is mainly oc- THE LIGHT, cuyied in drawing a Je- tuiled contrast betweea By Pagan aud Christian lite Count Lyof Tolstoi. West. Series, No, 22, ‘Paper, 20) cents. For sale by all Booksellers ani Newsdealers, UNITED STATES BOUK COMPANY, Publishers, N.Y. INCOLN MUSIC HALL, NOVEMBER 20. ‘GLOLGETOWN ORCHES: 70 Porlormers, fret JO! PAK, Conductor. 0. 1e 3 Grand Concerts, 3. Subscription list now at Meizerott's, 1110 F st cing ‘at ats reserved onand after Nov. Ba .ISTHENIC AND DANCING CLASS, LI CUM HALL, 3116 O ST. N.W.) being tnable to resume the above Mr. J. ALDWE, ¢ 3 V. M. Dorsey “Mis open the same THURSDAY, Novenber 6, at 4 pu. sae a === | Fermer scholars xd patrons invited tu attend. ‘For farther particulars address 114 C st. uw., or Miss V, D. & B: M. DORSE’ Pew aw Esai _ 8 10-6" OUGLAS RO. SPE DANCING CLASS OF NORWOOD INSTT. 512 NINTH BT., Mist ave! SATURDAY MORNING! Rowen is st Felock. ‘Teacher, Prof. Allan ; INTER-OCEAN BUILDING. few more pupils will be received. Nozb-Ot [Xeon wae NiIKISCA. os THE SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY we would like you to sample the following: BOSTON 5Uc. Corset Covers for 30c. each. tyes 50c. Chemise for 3c. excl, SYMPHONY Blots Ladies’ Black Hove, Hermsdorf dye, prices and 57c., at 48¢. per pair. ORCHESTRA, —13¢ yards Stamped Mumie Cloth 39c, Scarts for 25e. each. 75 ARTISTS, 136 yards Stamped Knotted Fringe Open-work 33e. Scarfs for 25e. each, Under direction of Mr. ARTHUR NIKISCH, will 2 yards Stamped Knotted Fringe Open-work 45c give a series of 5 Scarfs tor 35c, each, No. 4—Z5e. Stamped Pillow Shams for 18a = a N« “Oc. Stamped Splashe:s for 23e. GRAND GRAND pies secteeen: prspeos Rea teks concents CONCERTS A complete line of the Best Imported Saxony and Germantown Worsteds, On grime Fania ag 3 —s iwi Jan. All colors in the New Roman Floss for Art Em- ate sexed pee 6 8 © only permanent Orchestra in America ongan- gc Snsd dhs daily tnterpectation of dhs hast oesaa ee — STERLING PROGRAMS. : int oe th st. Foz Foorwaa six concerts, 34, @Orani 7/50. accordine to ‘Tocation. — . November 4, at Fite a Ca, 37 Ea ae " ‘You need not consume much time in looking for = 00 Hitt Neves ‘what you want in Shoos, either for street or dress MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, wear. Our stock has been made to meet your require- mente, MEN'S SHOES, made of Patent Leather, Kangaroo and Calf stock, All the latest styles. LADIES’ PATENT LEATHER, FRENCH KID, DON- GOLA AND GOAT, in Lace and Button. ‘MISSES’, BOYS', YOUTHS’ AND CHILDS’ STUCK COMPLETE, HOOVER & SNYDER o17-3m 1217 Pens. ave. ona a — ‘In an elaborate production of the Comedy-Drame AN IRISH ARAB Next Week—“Hearts of New York.” 077. i < 7 Fi -6t _AMUSEM Leo MUSIC HALL. 9. Pubs! turer, will deliver Ber bri.lisut Lecture one “HE ROYAL LEADERS OF soctrTy," On 1VESDAY EVENING, November 11, 1890. “ is undoubtedis the must fanvay Leslie in America, Her beauty, wit, refiuement en mauner combined with her reuackable busin. EW NATIONAL THEATER, SUNDAY EVENING, NOV. 2, 1890, un GRAND SACKED or ERT OF THE ne iu aan A KR HOMIE Pr mE HAE uu ul HERR C Miss kL ILD, Accom A PALK, « nit ‘Greatest Living Laay The violin virtuoso, Carl Hi is superior to nial AB Re eo 7 RS oad te has ® rich, full baritone be’ a puensure to tte lias our of the very best bari. #- Leow beard 1B Lorunte for @ lone the Jone G e@ that bi Toro charm of sing: has a beantiful contralto voice of great range— Tad power! New Fort Word oer Miss bark se ge) solos by Miss Park wore ely enraptured the the cornetiat, Ie & dangerous rival of its, scconding to location, 30, at ze yy muorLing, Uctob- i the ‘Theatr, a KOPF. SHELDON'R, i004 F ST ts a ae Lg gow ear ye academy il Corpe of etfic.cut eesistante, Lueedn Tittredays and Seturdays. Sond tor crvular "st Sea GEES bette cara, . ae “THE PATAWOMECK" 38 NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS RIOGULAR DINNER €1. SPECIAL DINNER A LA CARTE. The GLEN ECHO TALLY-HO will le Son Butiding st 4:15 pan, returning a Opa” Tickets for ecats desired shoul te band. Partie ar the TOULe Ci LOUF UF MOFe Weet of the sun Isuisding will Le called ‘Dickets may be reserved by teiephoue— 37-3. aw peer hn ne SG EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &e. Mo? vexson, ‘2% = THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON. Until further notice the palatial iron and ‘Steel steamer CHARLES MACALESTER, Will leave ber wharf, foot of 7th st, daily, day, as fellows: a kts os oe Leave for MOU Warccugton at ViMNON, imcluding rounds, $1. 'T VERNON at 10am. Arrive in Fare round trip to MOUNT. to the manson and Hiewant cafe on the Uhuries Macaiester. The Charles Macalester will also make river land as fu 48 Glywent, lauding also at L. L. BLAKE, Captaim, STAGE EXCURSIONS. Tis TALLY HO COACH LINE Lt thet nw. hound trip. Ariugtou, | u; De, Soldiers’ Howe, @ atu. fol Bradge, Wed. and sus, % _ HOTELS. \yutaws HOLL, Pa ave, and 14th st, Wasiington, D.C, avis wERWOOD,” OLD enlarged and impo ic boils, Kak, stem A Grea: at S. S10 per week and upward GbU. B Owber and’ Foy r. ABBITY HOUSR WASHINGTON, D. C. + B. Moses & Soxs F AND 11TH STREETS. MOQUETTE CARPETS €1.25 PER YARD. MOQUETTE CARPETS, MADE AND LAI 1.85 PER YARD, One hundred and fifty patterns to select from. NOT ONE OF THESE AKE JOBS OR IM- PERFECT CARPETS, and not more than six Patterns in the entire line that are not THIS YEAR'S PATTEKNS. Our lineot Moquettes is as large as the stocks of any three establish- ments in the city, and we guarantee every MOQUETTE AS FEKFECT, We will furnish any new patterns in the marketatthe price quoted above. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. ONE HUNDKED SAMPLE HALL, LIBRARY AND OFFICE CHAIRS that we are going to close out at TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT DIs- COUNT for cash on or before delivery. WALL PAPER AND DECORATING DEP'T. We have spared no pcinsor expense in mak- ing our Wall Paper and Decorating Department as nearly perfect as possible. The stock has been carefully selected and is one of the largest im the cicy. We make original treatments our epectalty. In FRESCO PAINTING we are prepared to submit desixus and estimates apd to execute every class of work from cornice tinting to the finest band work in hich and bas-relief. We employ the best materials and labor in execut- ing our orders, and propose todo work at the lowest possible figure consistent with their usace. In this department we have e display: rack. on which we show fitteen different side- wall treatinents, some of them the latest frou Paria, France, Bostou and New York, the thiee ceuters {rem which the Bewest and most artistic treatments emanate. A noteworthy treatment on this rack, which will be shown in afew days, isa Freuch Panel ‘Treatment, With oue of the famous Zuber's designe. An anspection of our stock isin iteclf a.color education. ‘We cordially invite every one to pass jude tent on our like wicther wishing to purchase ‘or not. ‘The newest effects and correct imitations of Silks, Satins, Tupestrios, Laces and Cretounes, KEASONABE PRICES—FIKSI-CLASS WORK—LOTS OF MODEST Weare now prepared to receive Furuttura, ‘kc. in large or small quantities by the month or yeaton storage, and to furnish if desired Private rooms at $3, $5, €7.50 and $10 per Mouth, accurding to size. ‘This building is seven stories high, 48 feet ‘wide and 122 fect deep, and has been erected to ‘The necessity for this building is a positive Proof of the growth of our businass, and a ment at the corner of F and 12th sts. willbe ‘moved to our 22d street ware house, and the Carpet and Upholstery Departments will be extended OUR NEW FALL STOCK Is now sii in, ready for inspection, and we ‘Every article marked in plait figures at eash prices. elim