Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1890, Page 5

>>, YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN THE AND DESIRABLE Handkerciiiefa. c > Ali- wool White Underwear. .. «! sn Hows, Unisundered Dregs Shirt UMBRELLAS. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT— WONDERFUL BARGAINS. 86 ! Iain Chenille Portieres, all art shades, fringed top and bottom. Milk Maid Stool: handsome dadoes. uc. Tables, cerry and oak iews.-; Suc. Fancy brass End Poses, com ‘Tabie Ou Cl.th, 18e.; tion. Fi OW: for you to buy in our Uy tery Departuwent at prices that will save you t ian entre rvow on the pices wth others. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. ticheliew Ribbed Wool Vests, White joel Wool Howe. ia Bisel, Wii ue. Black Hose, ali wi nd Fants, 3 wool... 10 per cent discount off of all Aiuencan Hosiery which are aireudy lower im price than any line ‘h Mormio Bureau Scarfs, stamped ue Deacts, stam pe i Suk and Fuisel stripe scarfs, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, CORSETS, CAPS, &c. 5c. Latlies' Dark Flannel Skirts. kmubroidered ¢ Tanwel Hate anid Homuetsy ws al ‘Dye = ze ros Grats Satin Edie iiibbone, all cent of marked prices of all Furs, Ca ous, Trimmings, &c., except those bs 24 +0 imat. Lyux Muff and Bos, al apes, have stofu collars, 50 sot | 2oc. Tooth brushes... We guarante: yuu that you ¢ what we offer you i Pursat the goed, " } yard | bows. treet and evenine e. Cut Vella Bisel Sid Widts, new THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTO $°5g sat A POPULAR SHOP/PING PLACE, SEVENTH | STREET. INN ERE ae EEE 4 BARGAINS Geek oo ae wwww o NNW Tr Ww fo? BREF TTIT H Hi EER .SSg FEB T oH OB kee Sss8 Eee < NOT KNOW u L PEE £ uu LLL RN wow w nm x NNN wwww EF Ee K NNN WwWww ER Fe kK NNN ww Ww x K UN OXN wow kEB x LY THE CASE. S85 eco ITEFFIT Co oi Ss fn SOR RITE HS CHES RECS | q§AakO oh Rie HO OLN XNG Bessa CoG RUE HGcSTN BN GEE F EFF Tt TTTT p58s fe Ht 53s, £8 tos F ou ‘sa LIKE ON NEW, SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE. RN ON 00 SvIT NNN O 8 T uONN oo = IF YOU ALREADY HAVEN'T? DOLLS, Q5e. Dolls—5 atyles.ceere. hit ..17¢, each $1 and $1.50 ‘Body, Dolls. French Bisque-head reiich” Bisdiis-bead LINENS. 4 styles of 50c. Turkey Red Table Damask, 58 inches wide. Special price $734c. 8 yi 20e. All-linen German Damask Towels. Size 20x40, Sxecial price Loe; A reat Larjuin—see them. Oc. Full Bleached Linen Doylies, J0c. a dozen, DRESS GOODS, Every piece of 50c. Plaid and Striped Dress ‘Goods in Our house this week. "38c, yard 25 reve Robes in unique sad handsome and $15 robes for 27.48. 5 Black Gros Grain Silks, 24-inch wide. 94c. yard 0 pieces China Silks, in ali evening shades, 47c. a SO pieces 20-inch @1 Pure Silk Faille cuise, all new street shad % | des, B23gc. 20 preces 18 incl ‘ancy Work, wi Fran- yard yard | REDUCTIONS IN CLOAK AND BUIT DEPART- MENTS—Bargains unusual Tailor-made Cashmere Suits, special price, | Tailor-made Cloth Suits, special price. Chinchilla Ke bi special price. dies’ Cheviot Bi le Sucyuce, with ture naments, special price. a wn or Gray striped, Span. ish circular shape, special price............ Misses’ Newmarkets, with capes, ii Plaids Stripes, sizes 12,14 aud 16, prices ranging 88 to B12 special price..... Misses’ Newmarkets, sizes 4 to ‘high as $7.50, special price... GLOVES. know onr mskes—they are standard and reli- The special prices are extraordinary induce- y abl met eh ts. 50 Undressed 8-bn tor Mousquetaize Gloves, ail sbades and sizes, fitted to the hand at the JEWELRY, Novelties at exceptionally low prices. Rolled Piate Watch Bracelets, .. -.96e. each, S1 and $1.25 Warranted -olid Goid ‘Rings, stone Atinws or plain bands... 873 Sterling Silver and Heart Scarf Fini shell or Ornamental Triangles ...87e. each 's., Gold, Kieal Garnet, ber and Sterling Silver Jewelry. LEATHER GooDs. 75 h bh " each ior Pocket Books, iia om os we 43e, each Sold Leather and” Satin Boston’ Shorpiig ‘Vage—lenther Landie or slik cords...........86e, each id Graiu HANDEERCHIEFS. I2M4e. to Be. Fine White and Colored Embroid- ered Handkerchief» Sees 20c, and Joc. Fine White Embevidered Linen erchiets. 19e. 250 | BUTTONS, ‘olored Bone Buttons. ..... 3¢. Colored Silk Builet Buttons. Zoe. Cut Steel Bucslos.. | NoTroNs. The. Stockinette Dress Shields... Id Paint TOILET aRTICLes, Genuine Lubin's Extract, all odors. Ide. 2 Fine Toilet Scapa... Rogcdont Teeth Wash aud Pow. --.2..4-8 each | BOOK DEPARTMENT. Lay ‘the like of marked prices of our H ee an oe Ree yond Lag od Liglaud in ebrouological o Sanitation tree calf, 100 books. All J5c. Paper Novel All S0c. Paper Nove’ FANS. = POPULAB SHOP/PING PLACE, 7TH sT'REET. | Marabout Trimming, Black snd colors. D.C., TUESDAY, f NOVEMBER 4, 1890—TEN PAGES. (Ladies? Men's and Children’s) ‘Wednesday's special prices are particularly attract- ive, because six of the best values in stock have been selected andreduced in price, PAE & VA > 3 SSSs5 099, C08) 00 f 22 cents ie tomorrow's price for all Children's Hone marked 25c. Four styles: No. 1, Boys’ heavy ribbed, double knees; No, 2, Children's heavy rib, double toes and heels; No. 3, Misses’ ribbed, double at toes and heels: No. 4, Misses’ and Children's plain, double heels and toes. ALL SIZES FOK 22 CENTS, but not more than three pairs to each customer. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 2" The Palais Royats Catalogue of Winter Fashions will be ready ina few days, Send us address of your out-of-town friend and we'll forward @ Catalogue, post paid. Musa FER RNR OT Ss MMM ER ORNS at iit RAN. Poy FARSS A a 3 ..CENT EFP BR, 8585 AST BBR LACK a BB = Twenty-five cents is tomorrow's price for 25 and 33- cont warranted Faet Black Hose, Anticipating an un- ‘usual demand we have combined the two lots at one price, thus giving assurance of sufficient quantity and unusual quality, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Ee" The Palais Royal's Catalogue of 1890-91 Fash- fons is a book of over Hyty pages, two hundred and four ilustrations and prices of over one hundred thonsand articles, Invatuabde (0 those living out of town, A BPD Hf FER 48S 7 f a B B big Ee 53s, tur 284 Bop HU Eee Sass oq ox%a9 2 ei” cet Hae ey Fre BBR H F BoB ke AST BBE LACK Hutose. F BBB HOH 29. CENTS is tomorrow's price for the Palais Royal's Celebrated 35c. Fast Black Hose. The medium weights have hizh spliced hoels; the heavy weight with double toes and heels, 35 CENTS for the Heavy Weight Silk-finish Lisle Hose marked 45 cents. Guaranteed the usual 50c. quality, 44 CENTS for our Celebrated 500. Hose, Included re those with spliced selvage, linen soles and high Spliced heels. These shapoly, wear-resisting Stock- ings are so much indemand that in Justice to our- Selves and our patrons who may call late in the day tomorrow we make the rule: Only two pair to each customer at 44 cents, 49 CENTS is the special price for our 55c. Hose. Many know their history. They were manufactured to sell at 65c., but not being quite as good as sample they were returned to the maker, who induced us to take them again by quoting a reduced price. GUAR- ANTEED WORTH 60 CENTS from our cash business view. The credit-store merchants would call them wood value at 65 cents, THE PALAIS Royal (Continued below.) The Palais Royal Catalogue of winter fashions brings the store to the homes of those who, living in the country, have not the shopping advantayes town folk possess, Let shave the address of your out-of-town friend, Curae Axp Reznasre Groves. The Palais Royal's 96c. French Kid Gloves ¢war- ranted and offered during this special sale at 74 cents) are the $1.25 Gloves of the credit stores, 80c. Pigskin Mousequetaires. $1 quality. (Continued below.) Duzss Goons Axp Tanouxas aT SPECIAL SALE PRICES. Perhaps the greatest surprise will be the Broadcloth Robes at $10.98. They havea Black Astrakhan band 7 inches deep and are embroidered above. You may have seeu them before elsewhere, but never at less than $15 the robe, The Camel's Hair Robes at $8.50 is another price surprise. Lovely tints of Plum, Slate and Terra Cotta, form an artistic background to the Black embroidery; 810 would be cheap for these robes. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below). 81 ‘Wasraxzen Buick Siuxs. It doesn't interest you how we came by these Silke, ‘We need only tell you that thongh they ure not regu- lar stock we WARRANT EVERY YAKD, More than that, we claim better values than ever before offered by us for 61a yard. ONLY A FEW PIECES, 3 pleces $1.25 quality Black G. G, Silk. 2 pieces 81.19 quality Royal Armure.. 2 pieces 61.2. Bpieces 81. 2 pieces $1.19 quality Surah Silk, 2 pieces $1.25 quality Satin Rhadam $2~ We have compared the qualities with our regu- lar stock, but we think samples will show the quali- ties usually offered at $1.19 and $1.25 a yard will not equal them, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below. 50c. Drzss Goons For 390 '— All our 50c. Wool Dress Goods until Wednesday evening ONLY 39 CENTS. Check Suitings, Tartan Plaids, French Plaids, Scotch Plaids, Cheviot Plaids AND 40-INCH BLACK BRILLIANTINE, which is extraordinary good value at 40 cents a yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 80. Swirixes For 69c. Besides the 8Gc. Plaid nd Striped Serges we include the SUc. Mixed and Check Cheviots; also our cele- bruted 80c, Sik Finfsh Heuricttas, in ull the autumn and wintec shades, THE PALAIS ROYAL, «(Continued below.) Brack Woor Duss Goons, AT 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT. ey's, Lupin’s and Courtauld's celebrated also our 50c,, 68c., 75e.aud 81 specialties in Black Serges, Cheviots, Camel's air and Javousise Suitings until Wednesday evening, at 10 percent off the marked prices, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Diss Trnanxe Baroasa this special sale we sacrifice profits on more popular Trimmings, Feather Trimming, all colors. Tinsel Gimp, Bisck and Gold... Stik Vandyke, 2 iuches wide Jet Edyings, cut jet... : bilk Frmge, Black and Colors... yOe yard, Novelties ar@ here as costly as $16 s yard, but for | ; THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Laces-10 Pen Cexr Discovsz. Until Weduesday evening you may demand 10 per cout off the marked price of the Lace that suits your fancy. A complete stock of entirely new Laces is here toselect from. LACE FLOUNCINGS AND NETS. 42-inch Black Chantilly from......08¢ to $5.50 yard ‘Unusual values tu Black and White Ostrich Tip Fans, See the prices aud compara, 42-in. Colored Eveuing Flouncings..73c to 87.75 yd. 48-inch Colored Silk and ‘Tinsel Gauzes. 48-inch Colored Silk Stripe Gauzes 48-inch Colored Satin Band Gauzes. Black Chantilly Laces from............10e to $2 yard & LISNER, al ‘Cor, 12th st, and Penn. ave, | Wu H. McKarws Dinz Leerras. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 1890, It ins deplorable fact that the tendency of the times is to cheapen quality in order to names low price. We shall have pone of it, We do not believe that the de- mand for cheap goods emanstes from the people, We know that women sre we have determined to sell only such goods swe are willing to buy beck their full price, should you prefer to re turn them. ‘Take Coats for instance. You csn buy some Coats that look like ours for the same, and in some instanecs lower prices than we ask. But are they the same? ‘Will they wear as well and keep their shape? These are pertinent questions and should be given deep thought. You donot want Coats at any price that will fray at the scams, lose their shape, their buttons or ornaments and fade. A spe- cialty Coat, Closk and Suit House ise good place to buy such garments and Ours ia the only one in Washington, A grest many are finding us out this Beason, snd as s result our business is Steudiiy increasing. 2a Comein the mornings when conve: ‘Ricut, so as to miss the crowd. WILLIAM H. MoKNEW ‘Guccessor to R, H. Taylory 933 Paave aw. Bt BERBLREAERLELEALEAEALbAbbAbbhhR “Tae Foorrs Or Lason» A busy man bas no time to “putter” around ‘Among » mass of fabrics—look st fashion plates and with a stretch of the imagination try to pic- ture the style of coat that Le wants. You may Rot know whether thisstyle—or that—suite your form—this color or that is becoming, "Tian't economy of time or money—such a way. You may want the FINEST Overcoat that can be made, Allright—you are looking for ours, “Ready-made?"—you say, Certainly — why ‘not? There's no foundation in fact any longer for the belief that “mado-to-messure” clothes aresuperior, Here you slip right into cost ‘after, coat until you're properly suited—(‘twon't take many “trys”), You'll look at the lin- inge—only to find them of the best, You'll look at the style—~tisn't improvable in » single point, You'll be oversparticular about the fit—because it’s a ready-made garment—but you won't find aflaw, We wouldn't talk in this strain if we hadn't » stock to back usup, A STOCK, we ssid—That means # line of every style in your sizo—and every other man’s in Washington, We honestly believe our line of these very fine garments will equal all tho others that are in the District—If they haven't the trade for it you can't blame them for not keoping them. But we took the “mill stone" off the neck of “READY-MADE” CLOTHING when ‘we went into it “tailor-fashion"—Gave the gen- tlemen garments they could put confidence in— ‘and feel proud of wearing, There are a dozen or two old-world mills that make the best Overcoatings—The tailors thought they bad » trade-claim to their exclu ive use—but money is money, and it wing, ‘We've made ‘em all up—Carr's Meltons, Schua- bie's Chinchilias, West of England Kereeys, Montagnac Beavess, French Thibets, Irish Frioze, Elysians, cte.—the whole parcel of them. Look to us for the really fine from $25 to 855—Pair ns with the tailors at $35 and 875— ‘Our saving price ought not to be any drawback to your buying—Wou't be if you'll think “qual- ity” at the same time, SAKS AND COMPANY. THE GOOD THINGS TO WEAR, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH 1t STREET, PELTEIEET TEE THEE TEI Tur Box Masczz. — OFFERINGS FOR WEDNESDAY, IN OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT, CHIL- DREN'S GOOD MUSLIN DRAWERS, DEEP HEM, THREE TUCKS, AT 10c. A PAIK, ALL SIZES. CHILDREN'S MUSLIN DRAWER WAISTS, BUT- TONS AND BUTTON HOLES, ALL SIZES, AT 160. EACH. LADIES’ FULL LENGTH FINE MUSLIN NIGHT GOWNS, TUCKED AND EMBROIDERY YOKE, AT 63c. EACH. IN OUR INFANTS’ WEAR DEPARTMENT, FINE JACONET SLIPS, TUCKED AND HERRING-BONE TRIMMING YOKE, AT THE LOW PRICE OF 250 EACH. FINE QUALITY PLUSH CROWN HAT, WITH SHIRRED SUKAH SILK BRIM, AT $1.25, IN ALL COLORS, FINE QUALITY PLUSH CROWN HAT, WITH LARGE BRIM OF SHIRRED SURAH SILK, FANCY SHAPE, AT @1.98, ALL COLORS, IN OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT, CHILDREN'S WARRANTED FAST BLACK RIBBED HOSE, SIZES 6 TO 8, AT 12c. A PAIR LADIES' RIBBED- SHAPED VESTS AT 200. EACH. FINERK QUALITY RIBBED VESTS AND PANTS AT 38c, EACH. IN OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT, A HEAVY ALL- WOOL REEFER JACKET, WITH FINE ASTRA- CHAN COLLAR, SILK FROGS, SILK BRAID LOOPS, AT 86.48.—FINE IMPORTED CHEVRON BLAZER JACKET WITH VEST, SILK ORNAMENT AND BRAID LOOP, AT 88.98.—ABOUT20 CHILDREN'S. COATS, SIZES 4 AND G YEAKS (LARGE SIZES SOLD OUp. CHOICE 83 EACH, IN OUR CORSET DEPARTMENT, 10 DOZEN GER- MAN-WOVEN LONG-WAIST CORSETS, HEAVY EM- BROIDERY BUST, IN WHITE AND DRAB, EM- BROIDELY IN SELF AND CONTRASTING COL- ORS, AT 490. A PAIR. INOUR LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT, THE BEST LEATHER-LINED POCKET BOOK EVER SHOWN AT 25 CENTS. EVERY ARTICLE OFFERED FOR TOMORROW IS A BARGAIN AND OFFERED BELOW REGULAR PRICES, gp! fun Parks, Gardens, &e. FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES, ROSES, &o. DUTCH BULBOUS BOOTS, HYACINTHS, TULIPS, &o. 5. > WithW. 8, TAPPAN, 60¢ 030-2m Fos Worx ‘Who suffer from nervous and physical debility great help is found in taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla It pro- ‘“T have been a victim for the past two years of cen- eral weakness with turns of fainting. Have tried varl. ous remedies, but with little relief till I used Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Some six months since I began to use this remedy and am greatly benefited."—Miss K. E White, Somerville, Mass, “This is to certify that I have been using Ayer's Ser- saparilla for some time, and it has done me world of good. It bas cured my headache, cleared my blood and helped me in every way, and I am determined to use it 60 long as I need such » medicine."—Mra, Taff, 152 1st street, Lowell, Mass, AYER'S SAPSAPARILLA, Prepared by ‘Dn. J. O. AYER & CO,, Lowell, Mass. Sold by Druggista, $1, six €5. Worth 96 a bottle. 20 Be Braonrc Mme. A. RUPPERT, World-famed Complexion Spe- cialiat and Lecturer, has lectured on this subject in all the larger cities of America and Europe. She never always indorsed by the leading newspapers. N.Y. World says; “Madame Kuppert, the renowned complexion specialist, lectured to a fashionable audience at Fifth Avenue Theater last evening—hundreds were turned away.” To those who bave been unable to hear this eminent authority she will send her eight-page cir- cular, giving valuable information, on receipt of 4c. postage. Mme. Ruppert is the originator of Wonder- ful Face Bleach, which is creating such furore among ety ladies at present, MME. A. KUPPERT, 823 Branch Office, 440 7th st. u.w., Washington.D.C. Tur Gesore JOHANN HOFF’S MALT EXTRACT. Unequaled ass Tonic-Nutritive in Convalescent for Mothers while Nursing, impaired Digestion for the Weak and Debilitated, Ware of imitations. ‘ihe genuine has the signa- ture of “JOHANN HOFF" on the neck of every bottle. EISNER & MENDELSON CO., Sole Agents, 6 Barclay Street, New York. Tas Scorrs Excrsiox, CURES COUGHS AND COLDB, SCOTT'S EMULSION RELIEVES CONSUMPTION, SCOTT'S EMULSION CURES BRONCHITIS, SCOTT,S EMULSION ‘WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER, SCOTT'S EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL. AS PLEASANT AS MILK, SCOTT'S EMULSION CURES THROAT AFFECTIONS, SCOTT'S EMULSION MAKES THE WEAK STRONG, SCOTT'S EMULSION CURES SCROFULA IN ALL FORMS, SCOTT'S EMULSION CURES SKIN DISEASES, SCOTT'S EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES 18 SOLD ALL OVER THE WORLD, nod YSPEPSIA MAKES YOU NERVOUS, AND NER- :; either oue renders cure Fuss Grnwrcwz Soar ELS" pe Soar fe a es Irritation, ttch- Feiss Gensrcwe Soar ‘and other 2 <] troubles of the exs's Germicrve Soap shivalisyedand 2 x S. ‘preven! Fuss FERMICIDE NoaP exe's Greraicipe Soar 1 Soap Fes Gennictae eLss Greicipe Soar Soap » : destroys the Fetes Gersicive Soar germs wich my x catise the trouble, ‘exs's Greemicwe Soap Facial eruptions 5 = quickly disay- Firss Gerwrowe Boar pear by ite use. ‘ass Geancwe Doar ‘ feLs's Grermrcipe Soar Feiss Genurcive Soar ferss Genwcwe Soar ; : F exs's Grnaicie Soar Feiss Grnancwe Soar Mouct vieauree + rf ‘For the baby @ “eres Grenaicie Soar “necwsity: exe's Grenaucive Soar 7 x : Fetes Geracwe Soar ask druggists , x e forte zxs's Gruwcwe Soar * 3 ‘zuss Grerancir Soar FELS & CO., Makers, ‘Philadelphia, Pa, Absolutely pure. Physicians pre- scribe it Its natural in- Rredients make it oll For Tue Broov. Weakness, Malaria, Indixestion snd Biliousness take BROWN'S IKON BITTERS - Itcures quickly. For sale by ali dealers in medicine. Get the genuine, 6 HEN YOU SUFFEK FROM SICK HEADACHE, dizziness, covstipation, &c., remember Carter's ‘Little Liver Pilis will relieve you’ Ove pill 1 » dose, Tomato Fie. A mild laxative for constipation. A sovereign remedy for dyspepsia, Tomato Fig is a Fruit and Vege- table Laxative, superior to any remedy pow on the market. Con be relied on for its positive results in ol a reney. aS ees ES sluggish eres -— Wwels Without rroducipg a depreastux effect or or time trou business, tniproves the bealth of both sexes, youny and oid. ‘Tomato Fig wives tone and strength to the liver, kidneys and bowels and is one of the most delixbtf os ae toed pad ged the public. OF sale ta. Boe. per bottie. J = ze. & BUITS& o17-3m* baltimore, Case Oz Caeorr. Ourfall stock of Furniture, Carpets, &c, is now complete, and if you contemplate purchasing any- ‘thing in our line it will be to your interest tocallon us before doing 0, as we are confident wecan save you from 10 to 25 per cent on your purchase, Below we mention afew of our many bargains and advantages We will sell you ahandsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE, 3 pieces, for $17 ctsh or €18 on credit ‘We will sell you a 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid walnut frames, upholstered in the best hair cloth, for 828 cash or $30 on credit, ‘We will sell you s 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid walnut frames, upholstered in plush, combination colors, for $28 cash or $30 on credit. ‘We will sell you sgood WOVEN- WIRE BED SPRING for @2.25 cash or $2.50 on credit, ‘We will sell you a good quality BRUSSELS CARPET for G0c. per yard cash or G5c. per yard on credit ‘We will sell you a good INGRAIN CARPET for 35¢. Per yard cash or 40c, per yard on credit, ‘We Sew and Lay all CARPETS Free of Cost and do not charge for the waste in matching figures, ‘Wo will sell all CARPETS, MATTINGS AND OIL- CLOTHS on Credit at an advance of 5 cents per yard on the lowest cash price, EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken on all credit sales, and Do notes required. (CASH DISCOUNT allowed on all accounts settled in 30 days, ® GRoGax Sm ‘780 and 741 7th st. n.w, 2d EDITION Ltt ‘ea th Sr KILLED AT HIS WEDDING. A Modern Mark Antony Handics a Stilletto With Fatal Results. Guascow, Nov. 4.—Lorenzo Mare Antonio last evening attended uninvited @ feast given to celebrate an Italian wedding. His intrusion was resented and he was forcibly ejected from the premises. Later in the evening Antonio re- turned and engaged in a quarrel with the bride- groom and pinnged jetto into the latter's side, killing him instantly. The bride swooned, and before the murderer was overpowered ai other guest was severely wounded. The police have arrested Antonio. The to the affair were ice-cream venders. cream vender VALUABLE LAND IN DISPUTE. A Decision Given Against the Catholic Church in Washington. Tacoma, Wasu., Nov. 4.—In the federal court yesterday Judge Hanford rendered a decision _ in the case of the Catholic bishop of Nesquaily, Wash., against Gen. John Gibbon, T. M. Ander- son. R. T. Grateman and the United States. The suit is one in which the bishop sought to obtain a title in trust for his church to 130 acres of land now in the possession of the United States as a military reservation, The suit was based upon the act of Congress en- abling the organization of the state of Oregon, am which “ail lands in possession of religious societies as missionary posts to Indian tribes” were granted to those societies. ‘he case was decided against the bishop and an appeal to the United States Supreme Court allowed. Judge Hanford cited a recent de- cision in which it was held that the govern- ment could not be compelled by its courts to issue a patent to a claimant. The decision involves property worth ever $2,000,000 located near Portland, Ore; a Gov. Shoup Takes the Oa: Borsz City, Ivano, Nov, 4—Gov. George L. Shoup yesterday took the oath of office and issued a proclamation convening the legislature on December 8 ——»___ To Mesmerize the World. New Yorx, Nov. 4.—Among the passengers who sailed on the Guion line steamer Arizona this morning for Liverpool was Henry H. Ken- nedy of Jackson, Mich. Mr. Kennedy joins his brother, Tom Kennedy, the noted mesmerist, in London, and will subsequently tour the world with ® theatrical company composed of leading American specialists. Mr. Kennedy is known throughout the United States as an ex- pert pop ay wet and was until recently man- ager of the Postal Telegraph Company's office at Jackson, Mich, Must Hang for His Crime, Jacksox, Miss., Nov. 4—The supreme court has affirmed the decision in the case of Geo. Martin, convicted of murder in Lauderdale county, and fixed December 10 as the day for his execution, eae An Asylum Attendant Indicted. Ricumoyp, Inp., Nov. 4.—The grand jury yesterday found an indictment for murder in the second degree against J. A. Wood, the insane hospital attendant accused of killing T. J. Biount, a patient, spain SAS Insane From Business Troubles. Wavsav, Micu., Nov, 4—The body of Geo. E. Ferrold, @ prominent business man who has been missing for ten days, was found in a mill pond here Sunday, It is generally thought that business troubles drove him to suicide. ae A Fatal Premature Explosion, Lovisvitte, Nov, 4—Thbe premature ex- plosion of a dynamite charge at Behan’s stone quarry, in the suburbs of this city, yesterday killed Henry Edson and slightly injured nine other laborers, —— A Lumber Schooner Goes to Pieces. San Francisco, Cat., Nov. 4.—The American Boy, lumber laden, from Gray's harbor, went ashore on the Farallomes yesterday morning during a fog. The crew took tothe boats and pulled for San Francisco. They were picked up last night by a tug five miles from the shore, The schooner went to pieces very fast and could not be hauled off the rocks, The vessel and cargo were both insured. Troubles of the Illinois Miners. Sprinoriexp, Int, Nov. 4.—The coai miners of this county held an adjourned meeting yes- terday in the hope that the operators would send therh some word, but they made no sign andthe meeting was’ adjourned subject toa call from the operators tor a conference. It was announced that a meeting would not be held until the operators did call for it. The men in nine of the seventeen mines of the county are at work, the operators having cou- ceded the demand for 623; cents a ton. In the other mines they are still idie and the operators say that rather than pay the advauce de- manded they will letthe mines be idle all winter. Bags! ods Many Fatal Cases of Diphtheria. Curcaco, Nov.4—A special dispatch from Martinsville, Ind., says: Many cases of diph- some of them fatal, have been puzzling ans in this locality for some time. jicted families it is positively known could not have contracted the malady from any infected person, Inquiries by a physician ot an afflicted household four miles north of the city revealed the fact that three cats had died very suddenly and mysteriously. It 1s believed they died of diphtheria and that they had communicated the malady to the children. ee Herr Richter’s Words Resented. Brnuis, Nov. 4.—Ata meeting of the Frei- zinninge Workmen’s Associations last evening Herr Richter, the leader of the progressist lib- erals, was present and in his speech dwelt at considerable length on the present political and economic position. The speaker having in the course of his remarks severely criticised the attitude of the socialist party in their relations to the workingmen and the yeneral interests of the country and people, his words were bit- terly resented by the socialist element of the audience. —_—_— A Policeman a Wife Murderer. Troy, N. ¥., Nov. 4—Patrick Walsh, a po- liceman, was arrested this morning charged with killing his wife. Ho went to their house at 6:30 o'clock last night. At 9 o'clock he called a doctor, stating his wife had been in- jured bya fall. The physician found her un- conscious with wounds on her head. She died during the night. It is said Walsh had threat- ened to take her life. The prisoner is forty- five years old and his wife was thirty-two, ——___ A Farmer Found Murdered. Dvsxim, Nov. 4.—The body of a farmer named O'Mahoney has been found on 4# roadside at Schull, An investigation, showed that he had been murdered. One man has been arrested on suspicion of being implicated in the crime. A People’s Coal Yard Burned. Amsrenpam, N.Y., Nov. 4—The large coal sheds of Edward. Leavenworth, known as the People’s coal yard, were burned to the ground at 3:30 o'clock this morning. The loss will amount to €25,000, partially insured. The fire department had mucb difficulty in saving the lumber yard of the Amsterdam Lumber Com- pany. The fire was first discovered in a barn near the coal sheds and was of incendiary ‘The flames spread with great rapidity the sheds were soon » mass of secthing flame. There were 800 tons of coal in the buildings. The fire is still burning. oo Balfour’s Tour. Dvsurx, Nov. 4—Mr. Balfour, chief secre- tary for Ireland, accompanied by Miss Balfour, oo Dispute Over the Wabash Road. Inptanapouis, Nov. 4,—Jadge Woods issued i i i Hi i ci E Hl l j | the | Kates and exhorted the men not to quit work, | Their advic . pre the men rn RS of his parents, 30: AN ANARCHIST PLOTTING A Movement With Extensive Ramificas tions Discovered in Lyons, France. Lrows, Nov, 4.—An anarchist movement of extensive ramifications has been discovered here. The police have already arrested £v@ Persons supposed to be connected with the plot and the arrest of others is expected to speedily foliow. —— IN THE LONDON DOCKS, The Workmen Persuaded Not to Strike Now. Loxpox, Nov. 4—The scheme submitted te | the directors of the dock companies provides | for the establishment of @ picce-work aystem to take the place of the agreement under which | the men have been working for year past, jandwhich expired yesterday. The men gea- | erally do not favor tie new scheme, and much | Giscontent exists among them, Although most of the man worke Yesterday, pending a dect- sion on the direc Ticks &0 wee rs® proposition, it was feared bt be inaugurated at any Early ths morning Messrs. Tillett and Manny labor leaders, ‘visited the various dock ce was followed im most cases and ‘esumed work, though im numero’ @ sullen disposition was shown by the tred of the men employed and Albert docks refused to acquiesce in the decision of the lesdors and went on strike, A DEFAULTIN instances laborers, _ TREASURER, Rollins Bingham Leaves Forged Deeds to the Amount of $25,000. Kaxsas Cirr, Mo., Nov. 4.—Rollins Bingham left the city Sunday night saying be was going ona short jourm He will probably not re- turn soon, as it has been as ained since his departure that he has left behind him forged deeds of transfer and of trust upon the estate of bis late stepmother, Mra, Gen, Geo. CG. Bingham, which aggregate about €25.000. . treasurer of the Consolidated Mining and Manufacturing Company. ¢ sums of money which be fraudu- lently obtained were maimly spent in experi« menting with what is known asthe Merrill pro= Coss of extracting gold from fine sand. No young man was better known in Kansas City. “He was captain in the third regiment, « Jawyer of promise and mixed considerably in olitics, His father was Gen. Geo, ©. Bing- ham, state treasurer under Gov. Gamble, ad- jutant general under Gov. Harden and an artist and writer of no little reputation, About # month before her death, which occurred Sep- tember 20, Mrs. Lingham discovered the forge- ries which he had committed, It broke her heart dno doubt hastened her death. On the Saturday before death she calied her law- yer and had a new will drawn disiuberiting her stepson. ilanicek: A “Life Salvage” Sulit. Hauarax, N.S., Nov, 4—An action for “life salvage” against the owners of a vessel is @ most unique proceeding, but such a suit will soon be tried in the vice admiralty court of this Province, where a writ has just been issued for $3.000 against the owners of the bark Melmerby, receutly wrecked at Roy's Island, Lattle Harbor, with the loss of seveuteen men. Four men clung to the wreck all night and were rescned next day by four men. These men now bring suit against the Melmerby's owners for thei services, — Gen. Bernois Dead. Brae, Nov. 4.—Gen. Bernois, a Swiss leader in the revolution of 1848, is dead, ilo Lower Duties Favored in Germany. Berurx, Nov. 4—The Magdeburg Zeitung ys that the opposition of the minister of ag- riculture to a reduction of the corn duties and to a repeal of the law probibiting the importa- tion of cattle has shaken the strength of the government's position. Portugal’s Agreeme nt With the Vatican, Loxpox, Nov. 4—Under the new concordat with the Vatican the Portuguese government has nominated as Catholic bishop of Bombay an ecclesiustic named Huyez. She Paid Her Fine, Julia Brown, a young colored woman, attired in evening costume, made her debut in the Poe lice Court this afternoon, She was charged with the larceny of a Jace collar from Sadie Jones, The facts alleged were disputed by Julia, but as the testimony was against her the court imposed a fine of $2or six days, “I'll pay the fine,” said Julia, as she lifted her crushed strawberry dress and took two one- dollar bilis from beneath her garter, ——_— The Engineer Company Elects Officers. The engineer company of the District National Guard held @ regular mecting last night at headquarters, and after suitable by- laws had been adopted the company proceeded to the election of temporary officers to serve until January 1, Prof. Gilbert Thomp- son was elected captain; Lient. F. L. Graham (now inspector of rifle practice for the fourth battalion) to command first platoon; H. G. Forsberg, second platoon, and Prank L, Averill to command third platoon. Cyrus €. Babb was also uominated for the latter position, but he was defeated by Mr. Averill, The next meeting will be on Monday evening and at that time the civil officers of the company will be elected. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Michael J. McNamara and Catherine E. Chambers; Otto Sonntag, jr., of Charleston, 8. C., and Frances Formeyer; E. C. Taylor and Mary Branson; George Miller and Barbara Strobel; Stephen Lawson and Katie Pendleton; John Malouey of Arizona and mma V. Craven; Reuben BH. Johuson and Catherine Smith; August E. Ruebsam and Mary E. Scott of Baltimore, Md.; W. E. Van Sciver and Clara Amanda Walstro: — Second Edition Con MARRIED. MATTINGLY—HAREISON. On Tuesday, Novem- ber 4, 1500, at the cathedral in Balumore by Kev. Father Donahue, Mr. T. LEE MATTINGLY and Mra, M. &. HAKRISUN, both of St. Mary"s county, Md, ° oiaeeacaanatend patie DIED CALLAHAN. On Tuesdi 0 ENNE wember 4, 1890, st ay S CALLAHAN, i the seventy- seveuth year of his age. will take place from hi 931 Bp e residence, at 3:30 xth strevt, on Than the family invited to at NEM. Interment of the late WILLIAM H. FAULKNEK and daughter will take piace at Congres- sional cemetery Weduesday, Novewber 4, at 3 p.m * HOLT. On Tuesday morning, November 4, 1890, At the residence of its grandmother, Mre. © L. ‘Chany, 2210 Fifth street nortuwest, CATHEKINE M. HOLE infant daushter of John MH. aud M. 1 HOLT, aged tree three mouths aud tweu! % MAGUINNESS. On November 2, 1890, at the reai- Monmouth sires, Jersey City, MICHAEL FRANCIS, ouiy chuid of Joseph an; Daisy Magmnness, aged eight monthe and twenty-<is ve. * SOTRORON. On November 8, 1890,CATHERIN beloved deughter of Jobu aud kien Sothorum: aged seven years and four months. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fuueral from residence of ber mother, Coue duit road. above Georetow nh, om We jy Novem. Der 5, 1890, at 2 o'clock p.m. * WALLER. Suddenly, on Monday, November 3 1890, at Ler residence, 1415 N street northwest, Mow, ROUISA WALLER, Widow of the lato Willige I Funcral services will be held in the New York Aver ue Presbyterian Church Thursday, the at 3 o'clock, to Which her irieuds are invited, A Scsrzisixe Case ‘Mr. Alex. Harris, s prominent lawyer at No. 1105 @, stow. Washington, D.C., under date of January 11, 1890, wrote to the A.B. Chemical Co., Richmond Va. giving the history of scase of skin eruption of twenty years’ standing, the result of malignant blood Gisease, (At this time Mr. Harris had been unable to walk for six mouths.) In reply be was directed to use A.B.C, Alterative with the assurance that he would Decured, March 1, 189Q, ir. Harris again wrote the A.B.C. Chemical Co. in the following words: “The improvement in my case so far is almost mirsculous, ‘1am really getting well, and can walk as well as I ever could, and my general health was never better. Isbell ‘write you from time to time, Meantime you can refer apy one to me you desire,snd Ishall certainly tell ‘them that the A B.C. Alterative has done me moregood im two mouths than has twenty years’ experience with various eminent physicians and other remedics tried" Under the date of April 7, 1890, Mr. Harrie wrote: “I amentirely well” eo} Curtpnex Cur FOR PITCHERS CABTORIA