Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1890, Page 10

10 LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL RIGHT A.M. SATURDAY. For the District of Columbia. Maryland and Virginia, fair; no change in temperature; cast- erly winds, CONDITION OF THE WATER. Temperature and condition of water at 7 a.m.—Great Falls, temperature. 43: condition. 36. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 52. Con- dition at north connection. 36: cendition at south connection, 30: distributing reservoir. temperature, 50; condition at influent gate house. 36; condition at effluent gate house. 36, High tide in the river, 3:55 p.m.; low tide in the river, 10:25 p.m. Waat 50c, Wirt Do, It will give you your pick out of the finest line of balf-dollar neckwear in the city, Fraxc & Sox, One Price, cor. 7th and D. Wrrom's, 509 %th st.—Creamery butter, 25c.; spiced corn beef, 5c.; lard, 7c; 7 pounds buckwheat, 25¢.; legs lamb, Ie.; small hams, 3e.; rib roasts, 8 to 12c.; vegetables, grocerier. G Stoves, C. A. Meppimax, A Fixtures, eis 8 Drop Lights. 12th street. Mitx & Warsxy Testers. Hewrren’s. 453 Paay. Spectantigs IN Fixe Burren. ‘The Darlington. ‘The Sharpless. The Four Leaf Clover. 6 and 8-pound;boxes packed for family use. Jams F. Ovsrrn. Ofice cor. Penna. ave. and on cond " th st. wing Center Market. Market § 1125 Northern Liberty Market, ‘Telephone No. 71-3. Lire unto those that find it, and health to all their flesk means A. B.C. Tonic. luaenst Stock of fine and medium furniture for parlor, library, dining room, chamber and kitchen. ‘ are not advertising to take 15 per cent off since the duil summer months, but will guarantee to sell iirst-cl. fnrniture at lower prices than any eat ment in Washington. Our stock of carpets, rugs, portieres, draperies, de. is fi nd attractive; and are offered at Prices that caunot fail to attract. We endeavor to fill all orders promptly and cheerfully correct any errors made by our sales- men or workmen, Tuomas D, Anremicax Brarty. the leading rose. Srupen’s, 996 F st. n.w. Exasnxe the material of which we make suite to order for #20 aud $25. Exseatay Buos., ‘7th and E. Iuroxrep ginger ale $1 a dezen, Cuakces K 737 7th st, nw. Visrt tae Exrme Canrer Creaxrxa Wonks, 631-635 Mass, ave. n.w. Teiéphone 425-2. We are showing some special bargains in parlor and chamber furniture. Get our prices on carpets. W. H. Hox nd Penna. ave. 8th M Bry Yorn Coai of Lighest gra-les of famtl ny Dove. Only i handled, Tee well-known firm of Johnson Brothers supply more families with fuel than any one firm im the Unjted States. Hovse & Hexemay’s for furniture and car- pets. Cash or credit. See adv't., page % Fusseii’s Care. 1427 New York avenue. Everything good. > erytbing in season, Everything genteel and comfortable. Prices low. Have Yorn measure taken for a pair of our £5 custom pants, Fit guarantecd, Esexax Bnos., 7th and E. Joun’s Restaurant, 1126 Dnor rx when passing our store. Examine the quality of onr $10 sack and cutaway suits. ‘Iry one on and then compare the quality. stsle and price with others; that’s all, EiseEmax Buos., ith and E sta Sparen Buav Versaxpt Bien, bottled at the brewery in Munich. Cuances Krarmer, agent, ‘787 7th street northwess. Fersitcne. Shrewd buyers who took around before pur- chasing have secured big bargains at 731 9th stow. C. E. Brackneap. We Apvisz early buying, as the demand for our 10 overcoats is great. Eisenman Bros, Gth and E ets. Or Att Apvanxtaoes offered to purchasers the most liberal and the most sensible is that given by Mr. Rudden, the well-known furniture dealer at 930 and 7th street northwest. For @ small cash peyment you cau furnish your home in the most attractive and comfortable manner, and while enjoying the benefits of it you are paying for it m such a way as hardly to miss the sums spent. The problem of how to make home happy has never, in our opinion, Fece:ved a better solution than that offered by ir. Rudden to make it attractive at the low rices and easy terms given to purchasers at 1s establishment. Give bim a call. Maxrtor. ginger, champagne, should be in every houschoul Beats the imported ginger ale. (Non-aicoboiic. ) Cuantes Kraemer, 737 7th st. nw. We ane very busy now. but will be glad to show you our 10 light, medium and heavy- weight overcoats. E:semax Buos, 7thand E. CITY AND DiSTRICT. amv TONIGHT. iorrison im “Faust.” s10NaL.—Couried Opera Company im “The Atnavon's.—Lewis Ns Kin “Hearts of New York.” “Me and Hawtixe M. E. Carcacs.—Grand Coneert by Dr. Bischoff and others, Mesic Hatt.—Balmoral Choir, Scottish Con- cert. Prof. H. E. Butler of the Presbyterian Col- lege, Alima, Mich.. has received a call to be- eome the pastor of the ‘Lubernacle Chureh in this city. He is a brother-in-law of President Rankin of Howard University. The sewing circle of the Ladies’ Aid Society of Garfield Hospital held the first meeting of the present season today at Calumet Place, the home of Mrs. John A. Logan, who is the presi- ‘The Material Men’s Protective Association, No. 1. last evening elected officers ax folluws: Geo. W. Decker, president; A. Willams, vice president; Geo. J. Jobnson, secretary, und Henry 8. MeGlue. treasurer. W. L. Pierce of Pittsburg has been admitted to the bar in the Court in General Term. t Cromiual Court W. C. Hill and W. H. imes were excused as petit jurors this morn- tg and John H. Wise and Frank M. Krouse were accepted. Patrick Spellman, a white manof 50 years fell dead on Maryland avenue between 3d and 4). streets southwest yesterday afternoon. At the rst private hop of the Umty Circle Wednesday evening the young lady friends presented the circle with a handsome banuer. Gallty of Assault With Intent to Kill. Iu the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing- ham, the charge of assault with intent to kill against Edward Parker was tried yesterday, Gen, Carrington appearing for the defendant. At is alleged thatin July Parker and Andrew Jackson had an altercation ip a restaurant near ‘th street and Florida avenue, and that they were Barteds tat Parker expressed his intention to ill Jackson, and the parties meeting near the.| same piace a few uights afterward Parker stabbed Jackson, giving him three wounds, | which confined bim to the hospital for thirteen aa The defeudant claimed that he was ved by Jackson and he used his knife in if-detepse. A verdict of guilty was found, aps is Missing From His Home in Hillsdale. Joba W. Clarke, the colored resident of Hills- dale who disappeared from his home aboat a week ago, is somewhat simple-minded and is about thirty-cight years of age. He is de- scribed as being five and one-half feet in height | and weighing abot 170 pounds, with a scar near the base of the nose, a brown skin, a full face with a mustache and goatee and was at- tired mm black pants, dark ar white outing cloth shirt with flowers worked in the Losom. old shoes and a woman's black straw ———— Amoxo Tux Saxes of pr advertised at suction the property known as 1531 Columbia street and the large block of ground near 7th and Sumner streets, with large brick school house on it, presents a chance either to Veep investor, ee Lge The tako place tomorrow at 4: o'clock, respect- ively, See advertisement. Twextr Lessons, $6. 1011 Conn. ave. Till 12, French convorsaticns, [See Educa- { coat, two vests, | ALL ABOUT A LAUGH. But the Judge Dismissed the Case Against the Butcher. John Croghan, a tall man with side whiskers, appeared before Judge Miller this morning and accused Thos. T. Kane, the butcher, of assault, John was in the Center Market Saturday and he heard a boy at Mr. Kane's staud langh. It was not an offense to laugh, but the tall man with whiskers felt offended becanse he thought the boy laughed at him, and he went to see Mr. Kane, as he wanted to have the boy arrested. During the conversation, he asserts, Mr. Kane pushefl him and henco the charge. Judge Miller was partieularly anxious to lear saopine: about the laugh. but Croghan was unable to give much information on that —— The judge thought that Croghan wonld be kept busy if be attempted to investigate every laugh he heard. The charge against Mr. Kane was dismissed. — The C.M.E. Appointments. The Virginian conference of the C.M.E. Church, which assembied last Wednesday in Lawrenceville, has just adjourned. The ses- sion was a pleasant one, and-the reports showed a marked improvement over previous years, The salary of pastors was genorally paid in fulland the conference claims generally col- lected. The conference adjourned to mect next year in Petersburg, Va. The following is alist of the —— of the Washington district: Rev. J. $. Smothers is presiding cider and pastor of Est Washington station; Dr. C. H. Phillips is returned to Israel] Metropolitan Church for the fourth year; J. F. Shackelford to Hillsdale station; J. W. Luckett to Miles’ Chapel, H. Primrose to Haleey Mission; C. M. Biunt to Front Koyal circuit; A. Dickson to Madison Mission, and A. J. Woods to Seneca and Farmwell Missions, All have gone to their fields of labor, —-.+-—— Had His Leg Broken. Last evening Samuel Gallaban, aged sixty- four years, had his leg broken by his horse run- ning away on Livingston road in the - county, wrecking the wagon and throwing him out. He it was returning to his home in Prince George's county, and Mr. Bacon Dyer removed him first to the substation at Anacostia and then with the aid of the police to Providence Hospital. Two Small Fires. At 5:40 o'clock yesterday afternoon a fire took place in house No. 1524 Kingman court (near P and 14th ‘streets northwest), occupied by A.S. Cole, originating in the front room on the second fluor. It was extingdished with a loss of €200. A slight fire took place in the alley in the rear of 2035 L.street northwest, occupied by Eliza Myer, and the loss was but nominal. James Gallagher Acquitted. The hearing in the case of James Gallagher, charged with viokiting section of the Levy court ordinances, it being alleged that beer was sold in his place Sunday, was resumed in the Police Court today and the witness John- son Was called. “ife contradicted the, evidence given by Thom, ibson yesterday and the charge against lagher was dismissed, Building Association Meeting. At the eleventh | meeting of the Equi- table C.B. Association Wednesday, at the office of the association in the Equitable building, Thos, Somerville inthe chair and Jno. Joy Edson secretary, the annual report was sub- mitted, showing a large increase of business. The receipts were €1,074,230.05: number of shares advanced on, 1. not advanced on, 77 total active ehares, 14.024; assets, 9.21; net earnings and surpius, $147, 056.92. Dr, A. J. Schathirt, first vice president, and H. H. Twombly, B. F. Faller aud Jno, W. Schafer, directors, ‘whose tétms expired, were elected for three yea Ont of the Navy Into Jail. Yesterday afternoon John Proby, indicted for larceny, was brought into the Criminal Court and committed to jail, He and a man named Weeks were chiirged with the larceny of a sil- ver watch and chain from Edward McCue Au- gust 2, 1886. He gave bail in the Police Court for his appearance and in the following Decem- ber the bail was forfeited. Weeks was tried, convicted and senteneegto-eighteen months in the penitentiary. For®some time Proby w: lost sight of. ‘It appears thut he entered the navy under the namé of John Walker and served on the Enterprise, where, he asserted, he subjected to brutal treatment at the bands of Commander McCalla. A few weeks ago he was badly injured im a row, having his arm broken, and be had been under treat- at the Freedman’s Hospital. Mrs. Devinney Acquitted. Mra, Kate Devinney;-who--keeps a notion store at 13th and F streets northeast, was sus- pected by Ofticer Curtis of selling strong drinks without a license. Sunday night the ofticer heard several persons in her store. He watched the place, and some of the men who were there left by jumping over the back fence. ‘The ficer procured a warrant for Mrs, Devinney, defended iu the Police Court today y abil, After hearing the testimony the judge disuttssed te cal Couldnt Prove It On Him. Last night when Policemen: Cook and Kelly passed George Prell’s-cigar store, No. 1405 437 strect, they noticed John Whelan, a member of the third artillery, standing in front of the door. He stood there until the officers got around the corner and ghen he went into the store. ‘The officers returned and followed hin in and found the proprietor Alling a glass with beer. As soon as Prell saw the bluec-coated guardians he threw the beer bottle under the counter and upset the glass of beer. This morning before Judge Miler Prel. was called upon to answer a charge of selliug liquor with- out a license. The officers were unable to prove a sale on the defendant aud the charge was therefore dismissed. The soldier did not appear aud an attachment wae issued for him. a The Witness Was Too Willing. Richard Curtin bas been keeping a grocery store and saloon at 7th street and Maryland” avenue northeast, and today was his first ap- | pearance in the Police Court on’ a charge of Violating the liquor law by selling lic minors. Ile was represented -by Law. hill. The principal witness against hita was a tall colored boy named Spenecr Sowden, who said that he purchased a pint of twenty-cent whisky from Mr. Curtin’s son, but the latter denied that he sold Suowden the liquoz. After other witnesses were examined Snowden was recalled and, to make his testimoaf more bind- ing, he said that be was in Mr. Gurtin’s place again that night, ‘This statement Judge Mailer Judge Miller experienced considerable dif—i- alty in tho Police Court today in hearing the case of Abram Joseph, an Arabian, who was ch with being an unlicensed peddier, The prisoner, who cannot speak English, selis Curvetaxns beads, crosses and other trinkets. In his native language the er said that he wad a Christian, ‘Judge Miller said he had better got Crrvetaxps ‘s license and dismissed the case. rome atet: heme A Court Attachment Dismissed. Theodore Davenport, superintendent of the Post Office Department building, was before Judge Miller today on an attachmient for fail- ing to appear as a witness, Policeman Ceinar, who was the officer in the caso, did not answer today to state the case and on Mr. Davenport's statement the attachment was dismissed. Biuxe Powor . Buxnxe Pownzs Bune Pownzs i Abssotvrety Fight Over a Fair Check, Daniel Habn attended the Marion Rifles’ fair T, B last night and when he wanted to leave the HE DEST. room he could not get a check. Gustay A, Roth, a member of the company, had some |, ™4™ tu, th f2w words with him and the pair went outside at Habn’s invitation to settle the dispute by force, ‘The fight had not finished when Policeman J. A. Moore appeared and led a march to the po- lice station. Collateral was deposited for their Appearance in court this morning. Roth failed # if RRR 88g FER to appear and his collateral was forfeited, 2 Ere ss, en Habn appeared for trial and was fined $6. tt i Ree, R eee ee R BR SssS keK Wanted in Baltimore. BBR N KKB ‘This morning a requisition was received from | BaP x d Gov. Jackson of Maryland for Robert Mills, | BB ‘4 who is wanted in Baltimore to answer a charge of false pretenses, and the document was pre- sented by Detective Gault, through District Attorney Hoge, to Chief Justice Bingham. Mills, under the name of Charles Killdore, is serving a sentence in jail here which is about expiring. The specific charge in Baltimore against him is the obtaining from Emma Square. Square: Gray, Fancy Plaid, all wool, Fawi, Red Stipe Border, ORSE Now Hampabires, Copper Print. re. The C phon, Ex. Weave, Very siroDg. Enelioh E meye pind Sanders, on August 4 last, of two pictures und | Enwlish Kerseys, Extra Quality. 4.5 frames, valued at $7, belonging to Joba W. | pain Date cae ie eH MET og Frizzell, The chief justice directed that Mills be produced before him this afternoon, a Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Mary E. Wilson et al. to Rosier Middleton, lot 19, Prospect Hill; $950. Anna E. Woulfe to Mary E. Augood, lot 8, blk. 1, Trinidad; $3,000, W. J. Newton to N. T. Holler, pts, 118 and 119, 8q. 981; $2,300. J. H. Smith to W. A. Lavalette, sub 70, sq. 721; @—. L. 8. Fristoo to Joseph Forrest, subs 60 and 61, sq. 358; $3,600, B, V. Simms to H. Schneider, sub 137, sq. 509; $1,450. 8. Oppenboimer to Mary E, Loopler, sub 167, 546; $1,750. Anne E. Black et al. to Prank Pi Fiver Quality, cloth trimmed... Best Quality, cloth trimmed. PB. Reeside, lot 6, sq. 938; $3,000. W. J. New- ton to Nora Edgar, subs 3 and 96, «q. 981; $2,800. E. T. Tippett to Joseph Berry, pt. 6, es sq. 876; 22,800, Mary J. Snowden to Maria Young, lots 7 and 8, blk. 8, Ivy City; S750, AL 5. Johnson to .'F. Evans, sub. 195, sq. 962; #—. W. A. Frisbic to W. 1. Boler, lots 8 and 9, bik, 26, Brookiand; $. Bladensburg’s Democratic Celebration. Correspondence of Tux Eve: Sixs, Vivers, Buaszers, Suawis 8 GOODS. DRESS G And new style beautiful DRESS G LADIES’ CLOTH PLAID and @ half wide, nil pi fin LURED SILK Vi. BL Wilik LACK We NCHT SKS ee NCH SILKS BLACK SILK wots ‘BIL 'N, excellent quality, immense HMERE, serge, elegant French ri anda half ‘wide, pure wool; ODS, ongyard hh barwaigOc, BURG, Nov. 7. A preliminary meeting was held bere last evening to arrange for a big jollitication meet- ing of Prince Gvorge’s democrats in this place Thursday, November 13, Dr. C. O. Lewis was Pere ny ne Ste. tie Tac Gots made chairman and Wm, ff, Ford, secretary, | yara side, ie ee ee ee The following committces were appointed: On| ,GAVILS' CLOTH DRESS GOODS, yard and half pure wool, Navy Lue, Gieen, Garnet, Black, Wa, Cash bareait 30c. Cambric, 106, Very finest quality @HtANY Bie large size, 87iic., 81, HENLE NGLISH CASHMERES, widedoublo width excellent quality, all corm, TABLE DAMASK, 37igc., 30c., CARTER'S STRICTLY CASH STORE, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. arrangement—Alfred Wells, Otto Day, Eugene fowler, W. J. Spicer, Jos. Wiseman, Eibert ent, Geo. W, Coldenstroth, jr. On finance— J.B. Hickey, W. H. Ford, Dr: Wells, Jos, Wise- man and W. J. Spicer. ‘On music—Jos, Wise- man and W. J. Spicer. Dr. C. A. Wells and Ford were appointed to confer with Messrs. Gorman and Compton as to speakers, Several present addressed the meeting. Mr. Elbert Dent, corresponding secretary, was in- structed to arrange to have 100 horsemen in | , VALUABLE PRESENTS—Select ono, of the follow. costumes in line on the occasion and with the | }iautun bento A worth hoe a Hall bonse Various districts in the county for representa- | Damask Napkin 8 Pair of Silk Embroii- tion. It is proposed to have the biggest thing | ted Corse ie Cover, cy of the kind ever held in the county. The Dis- trict democratic clubs are to be invited to at- tend. The committees will report Saturday. stick ANOTHER CRAZY CONFESSION, An English Girl’s Pretended Revela- tions About Benwell’s Murder. Aspecial from Ottawa, Ont., says: Sir John Thompson, minister of justice, is considering the cunfestion made by Mabel Morton, who writes from North Adams, Mass., that it was she who murdered Fred C. Benwell, for which crime Birchall is now under sentence of death, Sho says that Bonwell promised to marry her, but that-after he had ruined her he was cold and distant,-and that when she was about to 7 F urs, SEAL SACQUES, SHOULDER CAPES, Fors. SEAL JACKETS, LATEST STYLES, IN THE FOLLOWING Furs: ALASKA SEAL, MONKEY,¢ ASTRAKHAN, BEAVER, WOOL SEAL, PERSIAN LAMB, BLACK HARE, FRENCH SEAL, FRENCH CONEY, NUTRIA, BLACK MARTEN, MINK, DYED OPOSSUM, KRIMMER, WHITE THIBET, ke. BOAS, COLLARS AND MUFFS, FUR TRIMMING. GARRIAGE ROBES AND BLANKETS, become a mother he laughed at her and told COACHMEN CAPES. her in all probability she would never see him FUR FLOOR RUGS. again, When she found he was coming to FOOT MUFFS. America she made preparations to follqw him GENTS’ FUR CAPS AND COLLARS. im malo disgnise, and did come over én the! ggyrs: FUR GLOVES AND DRESS GLOVES, same steamer with him and Birchall, She says FUR WRISTLETS, HATS, CANES, UMBRELLAS, JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, 1201 Penna. ave. that she bought a pistol in New York and fol- lowed him to Buffalo, where she met Benweil and was repuised by him. . Her story goes on to say that she soon after- ward met Birchull and told him she would pay him 325 1f he would decoy Benwell into some lonely spot where she might frighten him into marrying her. Birchall agreed if she would promise not to kill Benwell. to which she as- sented, Birchall told her to go to the swamp and he and Senwell would pass that way early next morning. They did come and she was there, She told Birchall to go away, which he did, first saying to her. “Be careful what you rT ‘hen she made herself known to Benwell and asked him to marry her. He defied her, and she said that if he would not marry her she would murdez him. Then he said if she would put her pistol up he would talk with her, but when she put it in her pocket he sprung at her and attempted to take It way. She leveled it at his face, saying, “You villain. this has gone far enough,” pulled the trigger and he fell dead. ‘The woman says she dragged the corpse into the thicket, took a pair of scissors from her vest pocket—she was stillin male disguise—and cut the name out of his clothes. She says that she still has the pistol and the scissors. + she made her way out of the woods and went by train to Troy, N.Y., where she was ill after her baby was born, She concludes by writing: “It Lean get some good place for my child 1 will come myself and tell you all of this, but [dread to leave my poor little fatherless baby in the world alone, as I have to do, for I know those fierce Frenchmen will hang me if they get me.” = ‘eee a Rear Admiral Branc, commandant navy yard, Brooklyn anuounces that at noon, No- vember 18, 1890, the United States ironclad 26-3m, Tur Jaws Powens Cowrasy, 615 7TH ST. N.W., WABHINGTON, D.C. Are sciling DIAMONDS, WATCHES and JEWELRY on small weekly or monthly payments cheaper than can be purchased elsewhere for cash, and you have the use of the article whiie paying for it. Call and see us, Goods delivered on first payment. Open evenings. THE JAMES POWERS Co, Te You Wasr To get a present that will be appreciated for the holi- days go to SMITH’S STUDIO and give him an order fora Frec-hand Crayon Portrait. His work eats be seen in the windows of the following pluees of business: W. H. Houghton & Co., 1214 F st. now. F. 8. Willinins & Co., Cor. Oth and F sts. now, GG. C. Simans, Cor. 14th and N.Y. ave. u.w, G, W, Simpson, Cor. 9th and G sts. now, Francis Miller, 307 9th st. n.w. A. ¥, Heydershott, 1400 14th st. now. 8. L. Kelly & Co., 4 h wt. Brace's Drug Store, 2029 M st. n.w. Mackall & Bros,, Cor. 8th and H sts. ne. W. T. Mills’ Cigar Stand, GU H st. uw. ; or at Studio Cor. 6th and Mass, ave. v.w. Larvest and only first- Class studio in Washingtoa. Open until 9 pan, u5-6t* UB. SMITH, Artist, knew was untrue. for Snowden was under ar- restat that time and was tried in court the next morning. The case was thereupon dis- missed, es Masonte Visitation. The annual visitation of the grand master and officers of the Grand Lodge to Lafayette Lodge, No. 19, F.A.A.M., last evening wes the occasion fora display of the hospitality for which that lodge is noted. After the session in the todge room, where Bishop Newman deliv- ered an address, the members of the lodge and their guests came down stairs to the large hall on the secoud floor of the Masonic building and sat down to an elegant banquet. The worship- ful master. Mr. James H. Wardle, was, as usual, the lite of the compauy and the evening was one of much social enjoyment. Died of His Injuries. James Cater, a colored man twenty-one years old, was working on the Tenleytown road Wedaesday afternoon, when the root of alarge tree fell down the bank and injured him. He was removed to Freedman’s Hospital, where it was found that he had sustained a compound fracture of the hip and had also re- ceived severe internal injuries, He died yeu- terday. A Reorganized Tennis Club. The Myrtle Tenuis Club at its fret annual meeting, held at Mrs. Darby’s home on M strect, decided upon s change of name and the club will now sail under the name of the Myrtle Club. The new club was orgamzed with the following officers: Mr. P. J. Brenuan, presi- dent; Miss Sa Sharp, vice president; Mr. dward David, secretary, and Mits May Sulli- Van, treasurer. —+— The High School Cadets. The following officers have been appointed in the Business High School Cadets: Captain, H. A. Dunn, Lieutenante—First, L. ©. Kel- logg; second, E, Lewig, Sergeants—First, J. Suter; second, T, ; third, H. Pringle; fourth, J. Williams; fifth, R. H. Young. Corpo rals—J, et F. H.’ Gore, J. Oliver, F. B. Whitaker, H. W, Nichols, F. I Underwood, D. Nelligar and ©. A. 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Fonst Foss: Another supply of Sealakin Shoulder Capes, with Flaring Céllara. Sealskin Jackets, in small, medium and Jarge sizes, Wool Seal, Astrachan, Skunk, Mink and Persian Lamb Capes, All goods reliable and sold as low as any house in America. Large stock to select from. N.B.—Be sure to get SEAL, GRAY KRIMMER AND LINCOLN MUSIC BALL, 7 WILLETT & RUOFP, FRENCH DYED MUSERAT. BATTERS AND FURRIERS eee MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10. Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. Prepared only “ , 4 by ©. 1, HOOD & CO., apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 263m 905 PENN. AVE. FE 8 a 3 os 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR, 2 - ’ On Honk Geto me “AND FACING OF FUR. 4 Heneprmanr Honors Baltimore, Ma., witisal Seb sa Easily cured in childhood by the CUTICURA REME badge eebsimgpemnc xtop ae a ae Ps abi . PRIVATE PARLORS, Complete stock of SEAL JACKETS in all sizes and DIES, the purest and best of all humor cures, &kin, a eivauorn 20,40 scalp and blood diseases, with loss of bair, are speed- 7. mgt 4 THE ENSUING | jengths, Po fly, permanently and cconomically cured in early life, s MUFFS, BOAS, TRNNTNGS, aa.’ § ‘ P ‘ 6 |-Rochedale Association tickets honored. AMUSEMENTS. Kars ew RASUINGTUM THEATER, Wh ot Com. menciog Baerga aoe cree wil eel s ORUACRSPEL LAYS onan - ‘al $150,000 worth LR oH Bg ‘Thie Week—Ladice’ Matinee Tomorrow, un. EEDeT TH. MARKEES, Sette for 92.75: worth O7.08 Men's and LASTER 6 WULIAMY Sinn A. Kater, eoweano, Pree Piet. Kecmana,aite; = worth $11. Mavs 87; worth 13, | “LONDON NOVELTY AND GAIETY ComPanr. ~~ Men's Overcoats, $10; worth 616. Men's Over- _ Tickets, €1, at Metzerott's music ta, 814; #25." Threc hundred Heary Rol ee = snr Hine atEsboae rns ee Ulsters, far lined, 05.50; worth @13. >| Next Week. ‘ ‘ALTY CO. and D°? FAIL TO & THE FAIR AND and Children’s Overcoats, $1.50. Extra Long | Gg. DIXON. the Colored Champion. » » Colored Che a7 BAZAAR OF THE MARION RIFLES Si ele wil at fer po dare-Satrdag, Moa: | LLSSEORRGSTUENOGSL AGE pGRATUCTEN, UE | 4.11 Armory Never 810 4 canine day, Tuesday, Wi ureday. between Oth and 10th sta. NOVEMBER 10, 1800. at S 8 "Cor. MthandEst, eS BEST i! LBAUGH'S: »D OPERA HOUSE we, itgy Ballang, A™fens SIND OFT ROE Gia cs ees oe — Pure R: Whi E old, 65c. qt ‘The Favorite American Actor, Port Wine (qed. Bse), fall quarts, $06 bot LEWIS MORRISON Fancy Pat. Flour, T5e. ng 40c, sack. White As MEPRISTO in ee Milk, 12c.; Prunes, Ris Sublime Scenic and Dramatic Production of 10c.; ite Clover Honey, 20c.; ves, 25c. n3-Ot Full line finest Candy; price very low. OA Hi u ad PC MUELLER, BUOCESSOR To IZ it BR. Wirsor, 934 7th st. n.w. gr £48 § j aN nd Instructor of Dabeims and Deport. ’ If You Desire —_ ey | and Teas a4 uw - Bring your order direct to us. * NOTE,—Mr. Morrizon"s is the oua Mandahling Java Coffe, Toyal drink playing iniedransetic wereion of Faust.) OU 0* | Fine Formosa Qolong Tes. Superb flavor. The Wonderful BROCKEN SCENF. with its Flashos LEN LCHO CAA Extra Fine Gunpowder Tex, Delightful drink, et Gaueiue LIGHTNING. GEES Leto Cara, Broad Run Creamery Butter. Extra fine. Next Week—MR. RICHARD MANSFIELD in Besu “THE PATAWOMTCK* Java and Mocha Coffee. fresh roasted, 30c, 1b, | Brummel!. Prince Karl and Dr. Jekyl and Mr Hye; 18 NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS ‘anrise Chop” Tea. Best 50c. tea. Very Best Grade Patent Process Flour, Gran, Sugar, with order 10 ibs., 64¢c, REGULAR DINNER #1. SPECIAL DINNER 4 LA CARTR. Te rucncu vor 1011 Conn ave. i e d _ The GLEN ECHO TALLY-HO will leave the Sum White Clover Honey in smail crates, % Potatoes, both White and Sweat,” LU Quarter....sesseere20 LOS80n®.eseesseeen 86 Paik Torte Niceired shoul secured before. Oid Rye Whisky, 75e. full quart bottle. fovember 1 Fun Puikdine wilt tecete 2s Extra Largo Bioater Mackrel, Also No, & = aia Edticational Column} _| fevered by telenhese Be oe Hickete may, be Hams, Breakfast Bacon and Lard, Naw SArosae THEATRE wer Fine Basket-fired Japan Tea, : High Grade Print Butter. Nothing finer, EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. Cash rebate tickets with Teas and Coffees. 88 PELE RT EEE BOM = gs | MOUNT vEnxon, j M. &. P. Merzoxn, 417 7th and 2108 14th nw. 1°) § SeeeE RHE 8 THE TOMB OF WASHINGTOX. ‘Until further notice the palatial trou and steel steamer CHARLES MACALESTER, ‘Will leave her foot bobs + a Agam of 7b st, daily, except Sun- oo RRS EoD st oo RANE EU Eee Bop ust COMIC OPERA COMPANY, In Adolph Mueller’s Romantic Opera, 500 More of those Men’s Fine Saxony Wool $2.50 German Hand-knit Jackets, selling so rapidly at $1.49, at C, AUERBACH’s, 7th and H, gienn “es Sewing Machino and Pattern Agency. Le eels THE KING'S FOOL. ulate for MOUNT VERNON at 10 am Ariens “‘Drink, pretty creature, drink,” Dr. Bull’s | SATURDAY EVENING. special performance of Walts | {Pai Nugten, at, are round trip to Cough Syrup and cure that wretched cough. 5 King Gtreuss' Opera, prounds, $1, Elegunt cals onthe Charice Moet ———— THE GYPSY BARON. An Invention Making Sewing a Past The Charles Macalester wil) alec make river landiowe Wheeler & Wilson's New High Atm, Nov 8.” | ov. 10.—The tnimitatie SEATLAGRS Qument nding alo a STAUHALL Itcharms on sight. Its use enraptures. autetewontes. nt conta, : : arp gies neces een ood | EW NATIONAL THY NEXT ostt ATER. LL. BLAKE, Captain. THE INIMITABLE = “Rockbridge Rye,” finest made, $4 per Ballon; @1 quart bot. Lrnca’s, 404 9th st. mw. E 2% id Tt A __ STAGE EXCURSIONS. istadind Q tT AA WITT'S TALLY HO COACH LINE LRaves Free.—Samples of Dr. Miles’ Restorative of Rats Dis iaitieed home bam Spit hee Nervine at Menrz’s Dnva Storr, 1014 F st. Cures Headache, Nervousness, Sleoplessness, THREE CHANGES OF PROGRAMME: Monday Evening, only performance of Ma:sden's Neuralgia, Fits, &c. MUSETTE, NEW PUBLICATIONS. - i te ERR & r _NEW NS. _ Buy Your Coat of J. Macnr Dove. Only 7 ont Vintec Tete mi, es enter | a tT SECOND VOLUME IN THE #ICTION SERIES FOR YOUNG READERS, KING TOM AND THE RUNAWAYS, By L@UIS PENDLETON. Tilustrated by EW. KEMBLE The strange experience of two boys un the forests SPOILING THE BUH. A FAIN’ HEART, NAN THE GOOD-¥OR-NOTHING. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, thy Comedy, INA THE SUPERB COMPANY: Will. 8. Rising. H. Brodet highest grades of family coal handled, jy15-tf I Ae i Somernxa New. pied Mavella Baker, fas Bayne, cage ni designed cover. SATURDAY, for tne purpose of intro- Adelaide Coton, notinson ei actor kag ee . ducing new line of Perfumery that is _Beats Now ou Sale, Ce ee Rent Se a seanateckaned tos on bala GUE ian oar AMAvan's sew Lickow THEATER VOLUMES VII AND VIII labei, wo will give a public demonstration Baltimore, Ma, mare cater, wae Friday and Saturday, This sale will be ENGAGEMENT OF Large 12mo, Cloth, each volume; 82.2. under the personal supervision of Mr, EDWIN BOOTH The seventh and eighth volumes, which are now Leon H, Myers of New York city, one of ax ready, complete Mr. Locky's History of Kugiand in ‘the Eighteenth Century. In these final volumes he makes important and timely contributions to the Irish question, and, im view of the present critical condition of Irish polities, his conclusions from bis projonged researches will be read with peculiar in- the most celebrated manufacturers of perfumery in the United Staies, His woods are placed only in the hands of FIRST HOUSES in tho country, and LAWRENCE BARRETT, SPECIAL WASHINGTON NIGHTS. MONDAY, NOV. 10, “JULIUS C#SAR” Mr. Booth as Brutus, "Mr. Barpett 3 Cassius, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 12, “MACBETH” terest. ‘one in each city, and for the purpose of . Booth as Macbeth, “Mr. "Barrett as Macduff, introducing them upon a footing of Mr. eh mend Fen pang 8 New Edition of ENGLISH ODES. Selected by EDMUND W. GOSSE. With Frontispiece on Indian paper from s design by HAMO THORNYCKOFT, A R.A, Forty-two Head and Tait Pieces from Original Draw- ings by LOUIS RHEAP, ‘Cloth, epectal design in cold, @1.50. Same, in parchment, 61.75. New Faition of ENGL!8H LYKICS. Uniform with “Eugiish Odes.” With nearly Kighty Head and Tait Pieces Original Drawtags by LOUIS RHEAD. 16mo. Cloth, special design in gold, $1.50, Same, is. parchment, $1.75. D. APPLETON & ©v., Publishers, 1, 3 and 5 Bond street, New York. MERIT DEVOTES two days asan introe FAUTEUILS, duetory. emce STRA CHAIRS, = ed Including transportation both ways, Seats now on saleat Kobert F. Miller’s Book Store, 839 15th st., from 10am, to S pm. Special trains for Washington Nizhts will leave via Pennsylvania RK... from Gth-st. Depot, at 6:40 pan. sharp, arriving at Union tation, Baltimore (3 min: eum Theater), Keturning, leave muanes. Utes’ walk froin Lye: same station immediately after the pertoi ° jt MUSIC MUSIC“ MUSIC — PROF. LOUIS WED- er's society orchestisa. oldest in city, furnishes iuusic for all occasions; orders leit at resid 7th «.c,, or music stores : telephone No. 1044-4. LL roons ausie wart NIKISCH. ‘The prices, coupled with the merit of these goods, should create the usual fu- Tore accompanying our special sales. During thie demonstration special prices will be made as follows: l-ounce bottle PERFUMERY. Regu- Jar price 25c. Special for this sale, 19¢, 2-ounee bottieot PERFUMERY. Regu- lar price 50c. Special for this sale, 330. S-ounce bottle FLORIDA WATER. Regular price 35c. Special for this sale, 19¢. 12-ounce bottle BAY RUM. Regular Price 35c, Special for this sale, 1c. Each and every lady will receive s sam- ple on her handkerchief. ‘This will be an epoch in the annals cf the Perfumery Trade. Ralo begins 8:30 am. terminates 6 P-m. We don’t want a lady in Wasbing- ton to miss this sale. Inall the larce cities where these goods hive beon placed they have attracted the greatest quantity of people, 16mo. from “The Great Musical Events of the Year.” BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, it BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, ____ AUCTION SALES. Wnts 5. wituians BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, BOSTUN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Mr. ARTHUR NIKISCH, Conductor, SIX GRAND CONCERTS. On the Evenings of November 13, December 11, Jav- ‘wary 16, February 26, March 25 and April 29. Assistirg Artiste: HERR THEODOR REICHMANN, Baritone of the Metropolitan Opcra House, New York. MR, VLADIMIR DE PACHMANN, ‘The famous Russian Pianist and uurivaled interpreter of Chopin's music, And other Soloists, to be announced. CO., Auctioneers. LE OF HOVSENOLD ‘CHINA AND GLASS wos D ENCE ow x 0 OF SALE, W MOKNING, O'CLOCK, "1 t INT OF OUR Aves NTH AND PENNSYL) A: Wear, WALTER B, WILLIAMS & © SON BHOS., Auctioneers. USTFES' SALE OF A THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 444151 Keh1 NOKTAWES I, WASHINGTON. D.C. By Virtue of » certain deed of trust to us, bearing date on the loth day of February, A.D. 1st A duly recorded im Liber No. Lod, folio 480, et seq of the land records of the D.strict of Colunibia, e g Auct yet LANSBURGH & BRO. To Fonrue _Excovracz Your Presence in our store on these two days wo will offer 200 dozen LADIES' 4- DAY, NETEENTH Day OF D. 1890, at HALF-FAST FOUR O'CLOC following descrived prenises situate in thi y Washington, D.C., and being past of original lot num- tered leven! (11 imbguare auth of sauce yur < five huudred aud sixteen (q. &. Of sq. 516). BUTTON REAL FLEXIBLE _ KID Subscription Tickets, covering reserved seats for the | <iUniDy for the same on “the south, dine GLOVES, in sizes 53 to 8, in all donige efx concerts, 84, 26 und $7.50, according to location, | ho-thwest corner ui aaid lot. snd distant one hupdred le shades, for 59c. each. The original a re ee Durciecettormer of sad oqpere abd runt 25. Sige SE Zt anges to sad street forty-cicbe (4B) Leet, Ui ace Pee oral | GEanp concenr Tchecistatcmet ciinedgren deseouktren sas bargain seckers. Pisce of bexitning and at rixbt augien to aid North Under the direction of diistant forty-Rve (49) feet therct Btrect ata ch forty-Ove feet to the suid street LANSBURGH & BRO DR. J. W. BISCHOFF, sy Ther wtb tie fonnrowe | Assisted by Miss Katie V. Wilson, Miss Ruth Thomp- salc--Ouc-bait of the purchase money in son, Mr. Fred. A. Grant, air, W. I. Wilson. cash. balance in two equal ain ai (6) and 4 inetallivent tweive (12) mouths, with interest at 6 per cent pt au- pn, tatereat payatle venut-aunally and Former Sriuczare Your FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 7, 1890, mecured upon, N JI e 7 ty Bol <li cash at ‘aser' A coming we Will offer 100 DOZEN as MS Ceo, Gorbatt of 8200 will be required ‘at Gime of sale All LADIES’ FINE WHITE LAWN se SPeiitesbetousiiet wise ts Coase pes Grd © wale, otherwise reaule at risk apd cost of deiaulting APRONS, pucchaser alter tive days’ advertisement iu sume pewa- * Some inade of Apronette material, deer “Ott WitLtAMsoxy panei. 7 e - W.E EvMoNsToNS 7 J Some mate wit tas 1 ee ee ES Nees Others Stamped. er ae ee ecw YORE AVE — BROS, Auctioncers choice these (COLN MUSIC HALL ABLE DWELLING ON SOUTHEAST CORNER pebetemu es 6 ory, MRS. Ou THURSDAY, No! EA PHIRTEEN TH, at and 35¢. FYFRRE A SN NK HALF-PasT FOUk O'C! P.M, we will offer tor a fr fut 2 EES eet areas 1, lameer matted ee earn one t E MARNE Fronting 27-88 fect oh Muiode Uaiand aven: Ground Floor, near Upper Door, for a NONN ‘erme kuown cL yy of sale. A deposit of x r KER ,SSo L KER At Uine of sale req If the Cornu of wale are ee el oe i & Sot comyed with in teb days frow day of sale right ez ss, It Ee Feacrved to revel! tho a a 3 ulting purchaser after jertine ae Kas Hew suet finn Hh Bee =| Hier geese, tai Se i A BRE ‘The eminent New York Journalist, Publisher and Leo- | ) 4 - k BA RYN Ses, oo favor, will deliver her brilliant Lecvure entitled Peatis DE NcaRsox BROS., Auctioneors. faxz, 244 SN Sys “THE ROYAL LEADERS OF SOCIETY,” EREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT NEAR me On TUESDAY EVENING, November 11, 1890. MEW aSMPAniNk AVINUL ARD OREGON It RRR, co, It “Mra, Leslie is undoul fe moet woman |" STREET, B k og 6 in America, Her beauty, wit refinement and grace of BB n tanner, combined with her remarkable business abil- B 6 ity, unite in er a reputation as Unique as it is ou) extended"'—Aew fork Press. ‘Seats 25, 50, 75c, $1 and $1.50, according to location ery BR 00 Of reserved seats commences Friday, Noveber ad pe k og 7. at a.m., at Droop’s music store. n2-9t F Oo. INCOLN MUSIC HALL, NOVEMBER 20. * Sais : oo =f LF, ‘GEORGETOWN ORCHESTRA, : (0 Performers, Prot. JOSE¥ KASPAK, Conductor, n6 _ 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH ST. N.W. MARY HOWE, . Sane = Two reserved seats to each of 3 Concerts, . 83 “Subscription list now at Metzerott's, 1110 F at, ion’: Feats reserved ou and acter Nov. 12, at og A be E o sum. caeiie Aa o AAA coo Ak A tmavens cnanp crm oon OF SEAL, PERSIAN LAMB, ASTRAKHAN, MAB- - SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9. TEN, MINK, MONKEY, BEAVER, WOOL AND HIS FAMOUS ” ‘VIENNA ORCHESTRA Prices—First floor, 61.50; Baloony, 61; Gallery, 50. ‘Tickets now on sale st Metzerott's, 1110 Fat. nw. 3.W.