Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1890, Page 11

ee THE EVENING 8TAR: WASHINGTO Sgt el The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A.M. TUESDAY. For the District of Columbia. Maryland and Virginia, generally fair; colder Tuesday ; winds becoming northwesterly. CONDITION OF THE WATER Temperature and condition of water at 7 #.m.—Great Falls, temperature. 53: condition. 36. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 52. Con- dition at north connection. 36; condition at south connection, 36; distributing reservoir. temperature, 52: condition at influent gate house, 36; coudition at effluent gate house, 36. High tide in the river, 6:09 p.m.; low tide in the river, 12 p.m. “Bromopine” cures headache, 25e. Cxorcr Roses and decoration plants at free- trade prine . which means large eales at small profits, at Srepsx’s, 936 F st. nw. Srizxprp Guasses, $1. Hemeven’s, 453 Pa, av. i A Foor Procerptve.—You need not use a batchet to break an egg or a strong whisky tonic to break ap your nervousness, depression nk or weakness. For all forms of nervous w nes« or seusitivencss use Beef and Iron, a perfect ment. It strengthens, builds up and ene every part of the nervous system, It w wise to use it in time. Wuat is better than 100 doses for $1? Why! A. B. C. Alterative that cures the blood. We ane very busy now, but will be glad to show you our £10 light, medium and heavy- weight overcoats. Eisemax Bxos, 7th and E. Spates Brav Vexsaxpr Bren, bottled at tho 7) ib strect northwest. Bry Your Coan of J. Marny Dorm Only Lighest grades of family coai handled, Visrr tax Erie Canret Cieastso Wonxs, €21-655 Mass. ave. p.w. Telephone 42-4 Fessrii's Care, 1427 New York avenue. tng m season, thing gemtecl and comfortable. Prices iow. Duor 1x when passing our store. Examine the quality of our $id sack and cutaway suits, ‘Lry one on and then compare the quaiity, siyle fit and price with others; that’s all Eiszmuay Bnos., ith and E sta, Houser & Hrxnwany’s for furniture and car- pets. Cash or cre«dfit. adv't., page % Jouy’s Kestaurant. th st. mw. Fersireni Shrewd buyers who ook around before pur- pave secured big bargains at 751 Ith } CkHEAD. We are showing rome sp parlor and chamber turniture on carpets. jal bargains in Get our prices W. H. lorks, sth Have Your measure taken for a pair of our 5 eustom pants, Fit guaranteed. E:semay ih and EL x inwouren ginger ale Cake, MER'S, 737 7th st. new. Jaurs Deaier in Fine Butter, Bost. wing, ucar vth st.. Center Market Maia oilice, cor. Pa, ave. and 9th st ‘Telephow 3. Tuz well-known firm of Jonson Brothers supply more families with tuel tham any one firm im the United Staics. 7 We Apvise early buying, as the demand for our $10 overcoats is great. Etsxuan Baos., 7th and E ets. Apvastaces offered to purchasers eral and the most sensible is that own furniture nd “82 7th street northwest. For cash payment you can furnish your home im 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 ‘ake home happy has never, in our opinion, received a better solution than that offered by Mr. Rudden to make it attractive at the low prices and easy terms given to purchasers at bis establishment. Give him a call. Masrrov, ginger, champagne, should be in every houschould. "Beats the imported ginger ale. “ (Non-ulcoholie. ) Cartes Krarwen, 737 7th at. n.w. Examve the material of which we make to order for $20 and $25. Eisemay Buos., aud E. Axvaton’s—Richard Mansfield in “Beau Brammelt brewery in Munich. Caries KaarMer, agent, H A YEAR OF PROSPERITY. The Good Results of Rev. J. J. Muir’s Ministrations in This City. Rev. J. J. Muir, pastor of the E Street Baptist | Church is of English-Scotch parentage. Al- though but forty-three years old he has spent | about twenty-three years in the ministry. Ina little village in New Jersey, called Montana, | this divine was ordained and after filling sev- | eral pulpits in country districts he was called as pastor of the MeDongal Street Church in New York city, at which ehurch he spent se ; eral years, From there he accepted @ call to the North Chureh, Philadelphia, in which field he | labored seven years. The North Church unde: the patorate of the Rev. Mr. Muir became a | great missionary field and received a number of converts into its membership. ~ A little over « year ago he preached a sermon | atthe E Street Baptist Church in this city, | which was then without a pastor. ‘The con- | regation was then @ small ony, but the mem- rs were #0 weil pleased with bis sermon that they extended to lim a call, which he accepted. | ad during the ebe your tahoe bas presided ver the flock the membership of the church has been largely increased, and the congrega- tion has been doubled. During the year of prosperity a new choir has been added to the church and several new societies have been | formed. fe ‘Lhe old building has been greatly improved | and the members are now discussing the pur- chase of a new site and the erection of a new | church edifice. —___.-___ Fined for Unlawful Liquor Selling. The character of Noble Rush's oyster house on Maryland avenue was again discussed in the | Police Court today, Neble being charged with | keeping an unlicensed bar. He was defended | by Lawyer Cabill. For the trict three men | were culled and they gave evidence against the | deiendant. The defendants brother and two other persons were called for the deieuse. One | was Johu Stewart, a convict, and Mollie Jarboo, avagrant, Their evidence, however, did not he witnesses for the imposed a fine of 102. Counsel noted au apyenl, Carries a Hod, but Drinks. |_ “He's drank from Sanday mozning until Sat- | | urday night,” was the reputation that Police- | man Tarnbourke gave James Watkins, an old | | colored man charged in the Police Court today | with vagraney. “No, indeed, jedge; no, intecd,” responded | tke old man. ““I carries a hod, but 1 does | drink sometime.” Sixty days. Ohio Republicans Ratify and Jollify. ‘0 ratify the election of the Olio state | ticket and jollify over the success of the Buck- eye state, the banner republican state of the Union,” was the wording of an advertised cali for the meeting of the bio Reptblican Asso- ciation held on Saturay evening ‘The assce ciation accordingly Hail and _re- joiced, a eee ee Danger in the Ear Pieces. To the Editor of Tnx JiveNixG Star: I would call the attention of the public through the columns of your widely circulated paper to the fact that in the promiscuous use | of the ear pieces of the public phonograplis, placed in the saloons and other much-fre- quented places, without care in their being cleared by wiping them with a piece of cloth before using them very serious contagious dis- cases of the ear may be contracted. ‘Ihe pro- prietors of the places where phonographs are pat for public use shou!d see to it that care in respect to the keeping the ear pieces clean be exercised. Yours, respectfuliy, B.C. DEW. Association of Educators, Prof. James M. Gregory, president of the American Association of Educators of Col- ored Youth, which will meet in Atlanta, Ga., December 30-31, says that since the announcement of speakers in Tae Star he has received information that Rev. W. L. Tunnell of Brooklyn, N. Y., will read a@ paper giving ‘Resume of the FEduca- tional Work of the Episcopal Church,” and Rev. J. C. Price, Lega oer of Livingstone College, Salisbury, N. C., will address the asso- ciation upon the subject, ‘Has the Progress of the Negro been Commensurate with his Oppor- tunities.” The meeting will be largely attended and the most interesting of any ever held in the educational history of the colored people. Union Lodge Will Celebrate. Fifty years ago fifteen Odd Fellows organized Union Lodge, No. 11. ‘The lodge was located near the navy yard, and for the greater portion of the belf century just completed there was a good deal of struggle to keep things going in proper style. Tonight the forty-ninth auni- Natroxat.—Lotta in “Musette.” Haxzis’ Brsov.—“The Blue and the Gray.” Kervax’s.--American Four and George Dixon in Sparring Exhibition. Music Hat.—Strauss’ Concert. Wiitagy's Hatt.—The Pentagora, Opp Frtuows’ Hatt, East Wasutsatos.— Fair and Bazaar Naomi Lodge, D. of 2.,L0.0.F. CONDENSED LOCALS. The graduating class of the medical and dentai department of the Columbian Univers- ity has elected officers as follows: Otte Voss, president; K. M. Geddings, vice president; G. A. li. Mills, seeretary; George 3. Davidson, treasurer. The Enosinian Society of the Columbian College has elected the following officers: President, John H. Stone; vice president, C. G. Cogley; secretary, Frailey; treasurer, Wm. H. Wilson; librarian, Miss Throckmorton; sergeant-at-arma. C. E. Bailey. A pike measuring seventeen inches in length Was caught in the Eastern branch near Ben- umg bridge yesterday. Annie Lucas, colored, died at 1764 Corcoran street some time during Saturday night with- oct medical attendance. Col. A. T. Bissell of the Grand Army Jour- nal had his right foot injured and both arms broken Harper's Ferry last week and is under treatment at Providence Hospital. Attention is called to the notice in another column of change of Humane Society office to room 9, Sun building, F street, and of ambu- lauce for disabled horses. Michael Curtin, a young man, for threaten- ing the life of his aged father, was required by Judge Miiler Saturday to give #100 bouds or go to jail for 30 days. ———— Fined for Shaving on Sunday. Judge Miller was called upon im the Police Court Saturday to hear a charge against Robert Anderson, colored, of keeping his barber shop open on Sunday. Anderson admitted that two men were shaved in nis shop on the Sunday charged, ‘The men were his customers aud he let them in through the rear door. ‘The court imposed a fine of $20and eus- pended execution of sentence so loug as the defendant obeys the law. 2. The Good Templar Quarto-Centennial. All arrangements have been completed for the four-day celebration of the Good Templar quarto-centennial. ‘This is the twenty-fifth au- niversary of the introduction of the order into this erty. The celebration will commence on Sunday evening, November 23, when Rev. Dr. Corey will deliver the anniversar sermon at Metropolitan M. E. Church. day evening a meeting will be held at the Con- gregational Church. which will be addressed by s number of grand chief templars, promi- nent among them being Dr. Oroubyatekha of Toronto, the right worthy grand councilor of the order. The Grand Lodge and several sub lodges from Maryland aud Virginia will par- ticipate in this meeting. Tuesday evening a new lodge of the order wiil be instituted, and Wednesday the Grand Lodge of the District will convene in annua! session at Good lem- plars’ Hall. The following week it is expected that a large dele;ation from the District will visit the Grand Lodges of Baltimore and Alexandr! in return for the visits of the Marylaud au Virginia lodges to this city at the time of the quarto-centennial. ances Last Day of the Races. Saturday saw the end of the {a!i meeting of the Washington Jockey Club at Benning. ‘The third race, one mile, was won by Larehmout, Syracuse second. The fourth race at one mile suowed Tanner a winner, with Foxmede sec- ond. The steplechase was won by Zauzibur, versary—the conciusion of aitty years of exist- ence—will be celebrated in Washington Hall. ‘The lodge 18 now in & most prosperous con: tion, the membership aggregating 220. This evening's program will include the reading of a historical sketch by Secretary Rielard M. Emmons, the initation of several applicants aud a supper. ee Two Slight Fires. A fire took place in a work basket at the res- idence of Mrs. Boucher, 1541 T street yester- day, but little damage was done. Yesterday afternoon a fire occurred on the second floor of house 732 2d street northeast, occupied by M. J. Healy and owned by Mra. Sarah A. Murphy. Fifty dollars damage re- yulted, ———__. Stole a Firkin of Butter. Abe Coleman, a colored man who lives in South Washington, was before Judge Miller this morning as a suspicious person. A firkin of butter was stolen from a grocery wagon Sat- urday morning and a witness appeared who said she saw Coleman have a firkin of butter the same day. Abe denied the charge and said he was in bed at the timo the woman said she saw him have the butter. He said he had been in the workhouse and when he returned home he was sick. That. he said, was why he was in bed so late in the mornmg. He denicd that he knew the woman, but she satisfied the court that he did know her when she called the names of bis companions, and a sentence of sixty days was imposed, —_———— He Didn’t Sing “Annie Rooney.” There is a big Laptist Church—colored—out in the northwestern part of the city; aman standing at the intersection of Vermont avenue and T street might hit it with a stone without overexerting himself. The pastor of that church is a good deal of a vocalist, and nothing j pleases his congregation more than bis ex- cellent renditions of gospel hymns. ‘Ihere was a meeting in that church one evening last week, and everything was moving along very | Pleasantly when the pastor said: “Now, we are goig to take up @ collection, and if the amount donated is satisfactorily large I will sing for you—sing anything you ask for.” ‘The congregation then shelled out its con- tribution. It must havo been ‘satisfactorily large,” for the pastor stepped to the front and said: “I'll sing now. What shall it be? Ex- Press your preferences?” “Aunie Koouey,” said somebody in one of the rear seats, and the preacher's wrath was momeutarily shronded in a burst of laughter. | “Dil ‘Annie Rooney’ you,” shouted the of- - '¥ | fended shepherd, but the Joker had departed ou | with sensible alacrity. He Noah Burke said: *1 am not guilty, because I work every day,” when arraigned before Judge Miller today on a charge of vagrancy. Drunkenness was the particular offense with which he was charged and the officers told of his having had trouble in an O-street alley late | Saturday night. “I never get, drank in the day time,” he said, “but I do get drunk at ¢ sometimes.” His sentence was sixty days, “Bromopine” cures headache, 25c. Pedestal co Paixtrxas at Avcriox.—The catalog of paint- ings now on view at Dowling’s, and to be sold | on Weduesday gnd Thursdsy next, includes a | aumber of artists of more than ordinary prom- inence, aud among the canvases will be found paintings of more merit tuan tose usually offered at a general auction. This is notably true of the examples by American amoug whom may be uamed William and James with Gray Gown second. Tnrrontant Sate of hyacinths, tulips, crocus, snowdrops and other chowe bulbs at Dow- iug’s auction roums tomorrow at 12 o'clock. As now is the season to plant them parties who have lawns wouid study their interest by at- teading this sale. - —_— Tint Nov. 12.—Special offer—-20 tessons, $6. Perfect method reduced to an exact system. 2011 Conn. ave.—|see Educationals.] : - Dow’? Fam, To Atrexp trustees’ sale of valu- Hart. J. G. Lrown, J. H. Witt, "H. P. Smith, De Haven, Bicknell, Rowzee, Rel and Post The collection is well worthy the attention. A Rare Opponrenirr for speculation or in- ‘ment is presented at the sale on November 11, 1890, at 4:30 p. m, of a lot on | street northwest (north side), near 9th si {the sume being 100 feet deep, pituated only | feet from the corner of | practically controls foie meen | provements on the 100 feet of 9th «: eet the northeast corner of 9th and E streets north- s | it for run-down # A Week of Prayer for Young Men. The large audience of men who were present yesterday in the gymnasium of the \¥. MW. ©. A. attested the great interest that is being taken in the evangelistic services cf the week of prayer for young men. The exercises were diversified in their character, beginning with a song service led by an orchestra under the direction of Mr. M. M. Bartlett. Rev. Dr. Hamlin of Covenant Presbyterian Church made the opening prayer and Frank L. Smith, the evangelist, saug a solo entitied “Mother's Way,” which was very affecting. A brief address by the evanzelist aud numerous testimonies by different men in the audience to the power of the Christian religion in its helpiuincss had the effect of influencing a larze number to stand up and thus indicate their purpose to live new iives of trust in Lord Jesus Christ. At Calvary Baptist/ Church that large edifice was weil filled to hear Evangelist Smith and a collection was taken for the international committee of the Young Meu’s Christian Association, Evangelistic services will be continued all this week at the association, 1409 New York avenue, at 8; .m.. for meu only, while the noonday meet- ing will be open to everybody and a special lnvitation given to ladie: gins weet Six Fixe Buriprso Lots on F and 2d streets northeast to be sold tomorrow afternoon at 4:45 o'clock. ‘This property is admirably wit- uated to build upon. See advertisement. * Te Varve Of Hood's Sarcaparilla as a remedy for catarth is daily Lecoming better kuown, as people recognize in its use fhe common-seuse method of tresting this disease, Local applications can do but litie coud. Catarrh is constitutional iu character and ‘therefore requiies & constitutional remedy. Houd’s Sersaparille attae the disease ut its fou: animating the tes in the bivod, wht feed it, and thus Tesivres the affected ucubrane to healthy condition. A book containing full iutoruation will be sent {roo to al who wish it, ‘THOUGHT SHE HAD CONSUMPTION. ‘ter has had catarrh for nine yeara. ud expectorated so muci: that every om consumption, 1 tried everything I ued no relief, I sent her to Florida in and there Ler friends advised sla, die wrote me that she ever felt so go.d iu ber he port, ‘D-UP FEELING. ‘I have been troubled with that weune,exturrh, 1 took Hood's Sarsa Very best resuits, Itcuredt me of tuat coutinual dropping im my throst znd stufied-up fechng. 1t has also helped iny mother, who las taken oi hea'th aud kidney trouble, I ! us a good wedi- MOOD'S SARSAPARILLA #1; six for g5. Prepared only +L HOOD & CO., Apotkecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR, by € 3 sicuna Is Gnear, Because great things axe required of it. Curing skin diseases 18 no easy matter. Every sufferer from tor- turing, disfiguring, itching, burning, bleeding, scaly and pimply diseases of the skin, scalp and blood, with Joss of hair, will admit this in view of the almost total failure ef the usual remedies, CUTICURA is the greatest of skin cures, ee HH FRENCH VOICE. 1011 Conn. ave, 1 Quarter, ‘RBOLS..., 80. Asp cial offer ede nS-4t {yee Lducational Column.) VER OF TABLE, TOILEY, OR DESK. Embracing ee in Silver. SAKE GEM Whi Te and COLORED. Displayed in many beautiful «ty taste of the pu AMEMICAN and FOREIGN WATCHES, REPEATING, CHRONOGKAPHS, a BAM'L KIRK & SON, 114 b. Baluwore street, ni-lm Baltimore, Md. Deranrugst Sronzs, 1241-1243 Lith st. oe, A FEAST FOR OUR PATRONS. Do you wanta fine single or double ALL-WOOL SHAWL! We have them in plain and fancy Plaid pat- terns at prices that will annihilate our down-town competitors. Owing to the continued mild weather they have not been moving as rapidly as we would like. This week we will allow ALL COMERS 10 percent off marked prices. Taking off this discount you'll save,we gfar- Saxony, all colors, 10c. hank, Germantown, all colorr, 123¢c. hank, German Knitting Yarn. 1Se, hank. Spanish Yarn, 1c. hank, Zephyrs, all colors, 4c, ounce. At these prices we don’t think they'll last long. ‘WM. C. VIERBUCHEN, 1241-1243 11th st. ne, (Formerly Double Combination.) nv-tr Ir You Wasr To get @ present that will be appreciated for the holi- days go to SMITH'S STUDIO and give him an order fora Free-band Crayon Portrait. ‘His work can be seen in the windows of the following places of business: W. H. Houghton & Co., 1214 F st. n.w. F. 8. Williams & Co., Cor. 9th and F sts, n.w. G. G, C. Simaus, Cor. 14th and N.Y. ave. uw. G. W, Simpson, Cor. 9th and G ate. nw, Francis Miller, 307 9th st. n.w. A. F. Heudershott, 1400 14th st. n.w. & L. Kelley & Co., 426 7th at. s.w. Brace's Drug Store, 2020 M st. n.w. Mackall & Bros,, Cor. 8th and H sts. ne, W. T. Mills’ Cigar Stand, 60 H st. u.w.; or at Studio Cor. 6th oud Mass. ave. n.w. Larvest and only first- Class studio in Washington. Open until 9 p.m, n5-Gt* . B. SMITH, Artist Doveras & Bro. INTER-OCEAN BUILDING, NINTH ST. Yonderful. phenomenal bargains im Ladies’ Cot! Underwear have of late been udvertived. Fresumably 3 0U have investigated them and are prepared to make comparisons. If so, you are invited to inspect our department and cateiully exaiaine qualitics, styles and We doubt uot results. On Weduesday, ‘Tlureday, Friday and Saturday wo offer the tollowitix specials: pee, lot xiihtly soiled Mureau Scarfs, prices 90c, to dues ressew wt Zac. exch. Sleeve, Heavy-weiglt 50c, Tibbed De. each, or 3 for #1. ck. uo sleeves, All-wool 81 Ribbed Vests, all the Lest Imported Spanish Yorn, Sa snd Germantown “cola all shadea it Homan otto rt Eiubrotdery, and ®t atin figured Chius SUKS in the newest desig DOUGLAS & BRO,, ‘Ninth at, a4 INE Foorwear You need act consume much time in looking for What you want in Shoes, either for street or dress ‘Weer, Our stock has been made to micet your requite- mente, MEN'S SHOES, made of Patent Leather, Kangaroo aud Calf stock. Al! the iatest styles. LADIES' PATENT LEATHER, FRENCH KID, DON- GOLA AND GUAT, in Lace and Button. MIsSz8', BOYS’, YOUTHS’ AND CHILDS’ STOCK COMPLETE. 2. ands ; ; HOOVER & SNYDER 7% © 017-3m 1217 Penn. ave. nt ie Toxaro Fr Crzveraxns Crrvetaxps Crrvetaxps Bause Powoes Busta Pownzs x Buxrsa Powpza Absorvrery OFFICE OF W. H. HOEKE, 8TH AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE.» Gazar Suz THIS Feasrrune WE WILL GIVE A DISCOUNT OF 15 PER CENT ON ALL PAR fi CITY ITEMS Hotel Johnson Cafe. Some very choice brands of Just ar- rived, such as nyse ten (New York), Saddie Rock and the old na\ Haven Bars, which are just about in their Re- member. high grade oulg. Life experi- ence. Fine trade solicit it **Pass’’ palliatives, “order up” Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup, the Greatest feat known, 1 For Genuine Ola Java, Mocha and Mandheling Coffee and all first-class Groceries erin callat C. Wirmen & Co. py Life advt.. in another it “Bromodine” cures Headache, 25¢. Read Cook’s Baim of column, Order Your Coal from 8. C. Canter, 1000 Detsw, Tolophone 698. n0-6t* 300 More of Those Dress Forms selling 80 rapidly at 93 cts, at the Domestic Sewing Machine oftice, 7th and H.-S 3t Dr. C. W. Benson, the well-known Balti- more ‘Specialist in Skin Diseases und Diseases of the Nervous System, has opened an office in Washingion, D. for the treatment of all Skin fluous hairs, warts, moles, marks, tumors and all biemishes, Dr. Benson or his partner, Dr. from 8:30 um, to 5:30 p.m. at office, 1212 Gost. nw. 5-3 An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, Wheeler & Wilson’s New High Arm, No.9 = * Ultice 437 Sth street northwest, o09-2m_ @4 per allow, re and Nervous Diseases and removing super- E. O. Manakee, can be found st fi Wednesday n! Itcharms on sight. Its nse enraptures. “Rockbridge Rye,” finest: made, Sl quartbotue, Lyxcu’s, 404 9th st. nw. sl-ma&i,tr —_t Headache, Neuralgin, Dizziness, Nervous- hess, Spasms, Sleeplessuess cured by Mr. Miles’ Nervine, Samples tree at 1 Mertz’ Buy Your Coal of J. Mavny Dove. Only highest grades of tamiiy coal handled. jy15-tf ee ee AMUSEMENTS. _ AMUSEMENTS. eS ame oc NE® Nationa ruearar. TON One WEEK, sat Couette mouat, novRaSER bostox PED 8, i EY ul MPHONY ORCH®STRA, MPHONY ORCHESTRA, SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, BYMPHON) OkCHEST: SYMPHONY ONCHeSTKA, A aA a aa ooo " Mr, ARTHUR NIKISCH. Conductor, i H § ° il FIRST CONCERT, we ‘Soo Hy THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 13, 08 & GRAND ENGLISH OPERA 0a, Solvist, HERR THEODOR REICHMANN, Bariwne cf the Metropolitan Opera House, New York. His first appearance in Washington. The Incl udes representative Comijositions by Beethoven, ‘Tschaikowsky, Paganini and Wagner. BEKK REICHMANN Will sing an Aria trom Hans Heiling, Marechner and Wotan’s Farewell from “Die Walkure."™ ‘Tickets, with reserved seats, $1, $1.25 and $1.50, according to location, now or sale at J. F. Elis & Co.'s, 150 PEOPLE 150. 20 GREAT ARTISTS 20. THE JUCH GRAND CHORTS THE JUCH GRAND ORCHESTRA, The strength of the list of principal singers and ar- Ustic arrangements will be seen from the folowing Ennouucements: SOPKANOS—Fmma Juch, Georgine Yon Januschowsky, Carlotta Maconda, Marie Freebert, Cecilla Hecht, CONTRALTOS—Liasie Macnichol, mgm Junie G. Flower, Bernice Holmes. THNORS— nlo-4t C. A. ELLIS, Manager. eam it, Payne Clarke, William Stephens, ——— Tee WERK | GCO™e Gould, John K Belton. ‘BARITONES—Otto NAW MATION TATE, THs wee Rathjena, Henry Vol, Allerino Gannio. BASSOS— L oo rrrt TT A Franz Vetta, EN. Kuucht, SH. Dudley. L oo T Tr AA RE! RI : $8 3% 2 & BEPERTOIRE: a ee Se 2 or THE HUGUENOTS. THREE CHANGES OF PROGRAM: This (Monday) Evening. oniy performance of Mars- den's Comedy, MUSETTE. Tuesday and Wednesday Event Matinee, Triple SPOILING THE BROTH, A FA\ ‘Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings, the New usical Comedy, INA Nov. 17_EMMA JUCH GRAND ENGLISH OPERA “ms RIGOLETTO.. CH AS ARLINE Dd 50 ce “A LUAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. For Five Nights and Saturday Matinee only, MR, RICHAKD MANSFIELD Metzerott & Co."s Musie Store, 1110 Fostreet, lebrated Steinway Jisnos used by the Juch n10 AND Atmacens GRAND OPFRA HOUSE. CARTED HIS NEW YORK STOCK COMPANY as LOR AND CHAMBER FURNI- haar i es SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9. v Lk RAM, 4ENTH, BEAU BRUMMELL 00, and a. for furnishitye LINCOLN MUSIC HALE, TURE SOLD FOR CASH DURING ails and, ends SATURDAY NIGHT, : . ‘ netic production, oF mubuteelure copditigs of awed: ee ee ges et hl THI3 WEEK. THE STOCK IS LARGE : EY gil baice (uclutiua ap tue price of fordiva produc: | LESBIA AND DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE. ‘ adigtines 4° Invitation—WEDNESDAY, Mr. Mane FAREWELL CONCERIS posals | ficid iu AND COMPLETE, COME EARLY. ON i . “PRINCE KARL" * pencnat ek rmaste ees Weok—The Great Drama, _ OF CARPLTS WE ALWAYS QUOTE THE Sd yeats FOR CONST yeTING A STABLE migrant ie ‘ear of ha hi ve N : cet the ‘oiuusdtouere Boe rma inet Week Commencing MONDAY, NOV. 10, gis TUT aRR A BBs ghSg overuber 6, 1890,—-seal yorale wit any ‘ Bs. fre Bas, LOWEST PRICES SOME GREAT Be Foot wid ac oe at wee ON rh SHOOK & COLLIEW'S GREAT MILITARY DRAMA, Sa i ¢ £3 € ant | structing stable bu unk. teak of No/ poli Precinct THE BLUE AND THE GRay, a 4 WU ation houses U street, betwoon Oth and Oth streets | A.B , - BARGAINS IN BRUSSELS AND MO- " of propowals aud specliica- | sndea, rescutcd witha femeial Coe eel AND HIs FAMOUS a ean be | Elaborate Sc bellishments oF each Act ARP! ui t thieve forms ‘will be ata SEARO PLOE: ee VIENNA ORCHESTRA th forms XN vANOBAMA.—PRO! 2 . aa . UBER, Cu ANGLIN 5 % NS. > Bee Coot Sashitigton to e Sct of alice, ‘eaveling th 281.50; . 1: Gallery, & | Ne ere Aram’ : be W. H. HOERE, = Scotland Switzerandy Teranlet, Bic, a CALVARY Tickets on sale at Metzerott’s, 1120 Fst. mw., and L : EVENING. Sov. 11. “Ticuets—Cuildren under twelve | ** Albeuxl’'s on Sunday. years of age, Loc, ; adults, 23c. uld 025, n1-8t n8-1m 8th and Pennsylvania ave, LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S CAFE, 28> sew wasisarox Tamar Particular attention to theater parties, 11TH sT. OF. SHELDON'S, 1004 F ST. N.W, THE None but the best, 23-Im ‘This Week, Ladics’ Matinee Tomorrow, only strictly first-class dancing iy im Wash- TILA S Hote 4 Iuetou.” A full Corps of efficicut assistants. ‘Tucalaya, wus E AMERICAN FOUR COMBINATION Lurudays and saturdays, circular, sl-G1a Pa ave, and 14th st, And the Colored Athletic Celebrity, pan ee ee wo = Seno Pe GEORGE DIXON, “THE PATAWOMPCR* 4 HERWOOD,” OLD POINT COMFORT. = PE. ¥ eee a and improved; bot*and culd Champion Bintam-weight of the World. 18 NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS been Sateen — pen heat; ae ker f OPEN TO ALL COMERS. REGULALK DINNER @1. PY per week and upward. GEO. Book Next Week—REILLY & WOOD'S NEW CLASSIC SPECIAL DINNER A LA CARTE. . Owner and P ‘ietor, 18-3u* 5 ¢ y a a Sus, Vasvers, Buassers, Suawzs = see VAUDEVILLE CO, n10-6t pity, GEES ,RCHO TALLY-40 al Jeare thy Sun new style ul DEESS GOODS cay VoRGl nu at 4:45 fun Feturming at pote TADS CuO T PAD DiS GoODS, one vara LBBITY HOUSE yep Ree aight for weats es ed shoul ‘Po evcured before: an wide, all pure ine Wool, Cash baneain 9 : : Parties near the route «f four oF mute. west 0 COLORED SILK VOLVETS. G ‘ei. WASHINGTON, D. C. ~ eke | SG Column.) | the Sun Building will beeallod tor ‘Dickets aay bo DOUBLE WHI VOOL "BLANKELS, tuumense | | = SCTURE ON THE L083 OF | emer ved by telophone—s7-3, oa oF, 3 RA ae ee A. Srotous ta ts potas Sota Sok ree on Oliait BRILLIANIINES, wide, = Of the crew in their attempts to rescue Lieut. Greeley | EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c. Hite uty, maneme | DBR TNS GEES PR APTS | Y dans, ened cn igure | PXCURS) IN, exe a i |. corne star sey, = mae 2 feels oar ee xf are sow PRINTING “The =! na Bee oes =| - TUESDAY EVERIN a, OUNT VERNO! 5 : a anges depart Srvenel November ‘o'clock. Areas toods, hoarly yard ands Ball wine pias et Admission, 25¢. “neat? THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON. srecial cash bargain 50c. yai'y pett.quality Fruit of the Loom Cotton, one wie, Dare ‘wool, Navy Bus Greeny Unsace Beak. Very fest quality Laweisle Cambric, 106. ahd eee large size, 873¢c., $1, ¥ AENGLISH CASHMERES, wide double cellent q le jOrm DAMASK, tige, Usr, Ye 81. CGARTER'S STRICTLY CASH STORE, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST. VALUABLE PRESENTS—fclect one of the follow- iw presents with acash purchase of #5: A Pair uf 1801 worth 75 landsome Damask Towels, mask Napkivs, worth 75c.;a Pair ered Corsets, a Turkey Ked Table Cover. Ww. M. Suvsree & Sox. WHITE ASTRAKHAN, CARDINAL ASTRAKHAN, ¥ ASTRAKHAN, BROWN ASTRAKHAN, TAN ASTRAKHAN, WINE ASTEAKHAN, BLACK ASTRAKHAN. A FULL LINE OF COLORS IN DELIN'S CLOTHS: FOR LADIES’ TAILOR-MADE SUITS JUST OPENED. WILL OPEN ON MONDAY THIRTY PIECES NEW FRENCH CHEVIOT AND CAMEL’S HAIR PLAIDS. STYLE, QUALITY AND DESIGNS CANNOT BE EXCELLED. ONE HUNDRED PIECES WOOL PLAIDS AND STRIPES IN GOOD QUALITY, ONLY FIFTY CENTS PER YARD. W. M. SHUSTER & BONS, 919 PENN. AVE, X.W. ONE PRICE, 2s How To Wax OB BIDE. Never lean forward when walking. Movoat a brisk Pace, but not hurriedly. Kide whenever you can and as tyuch as possible on the cable line. Riding or walk- ing, always carry your purse and to obtain tho most satisfactory results visit GRASTY'S DOUBLE STORES, 1520 and 1512 7th st. n.w. Everything sold for cash and less than market price. Furniture, Carpets, tugs, China, Glass, Lamps, Tin, &e. Antique Extension Table, 6-fcot, $5; Solid Oak Chairs, 87c.; Oak Bide Board, $12.50 to €35; Solid Oak Chamber Suites, $16.95 to 875; Parlor Suites, 27,60 to 8100; Carpets from 5c. up; Lining, 4,5 aud 8c; 6 iumblers, l3c.; Engheu Lea Set, OU pieces, $2.98, Dinner Set, 100 pieces, 87.98, &c. No matter where you live, we are pear euough to save you something. Don't doubt till you try. MUGHTY) C(A8SH) GRASTY, We have on exhibition tho bandsomest Automatic Musical Figure in the city, worth #75, which will be presented to some customer, You may be the one, hgh Gnasty. Fons: Fess Another supply of Sealskin Shoulder Capes, ‘with Flaring Collars. Seslskin Jackets, in small, medium and large sizes, at €110 and upwards, Wool Seal, Astrechan, Skunk, Mink “sand Persian Lamb Capes. ‘ All gocds relifble and sold as low as any * house in America, Large stock to select trom, | # DUNLAPS NEW YORK HATS. ‘ WE EAVE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF FINE WOOL SEAL CAPES. Carpet | LARGE AND SELECT STOCK OF SEAL, ALASKA MGiLs WALLACE YKACTICAL LUOK AND JOB PRINTERS, ‘Frotessioual Lrinting a Specialty, » 1107 E st. nw. Estimates furnished. Presswork ‘for the Trae, au H. a beh R AND PUBLISHER, . 1108-1116 E ST, NW. Orders for Legal Blanks and mercial or Profes- fonal Printing prowptly executed. Extensive line of ‘amples of Wedding Invitations, Menus, Orders of <4 Folders, &c- Au Suspection invited. FINE BUUK AND JO“ PRINTING ONLY. jy8 __GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. _ = Fa Srock OF FOREIGN COATINGS, VESTINGS, SUITINGS, OVERCOATINGS AND TROUSER- INGS RECEIVED, GENTLEMEN WHO AD- MIRE FIRST-CLASS TAILORING AKE IN- VITED TO INSPECT, ALLGARMENTS CUT BY U. D. BARR, 1111 PA. AVE, ARE GUAR- oa ‘LO BE OF THE CORREOT STYLE. °. Srrcian Caner Is Fusssuzs, offer for ‘Twilied 30: ‘ial Valnes 30, 3734, yalues in Ladics’ Cloak- win the next few da fn Heed Flaunels at 18. 20, na 4 4 i They can't be matched. at $4.50, -50 and g0. oth, in Bisdl’ ana Stay, ext a value, 4 to $12 per ya : es! Wool Skirts, madé to our own order, i full F fitting, 7e., 2 3 size aud perfect fitting, 750., 81, 1.25, 81.50 Jadies' Cloth and Mohair Skirts Weare eribu reat inducement in Mel Com- anke foifo have saat repghved @ opus of our Celebent us A Fit Biack ihibyed ota Maat Sue Cases At lz: pair. tL 2ige; per p dren's it Black Wool Hose. ‘Only Seen Berrie ~ —~i4 Hair Half t uare going to buys t we can save Zot money, a fact we cau Very Soon convince You of. o Our prices on We ‘are still the Joitorica Zurn seep Iniported Spanish 18c, a hank, CARHART & LEIDY, 928 7thet and 706 Kst.ow, * PHILADELPHIA STORE. For Tur Besr Suozs For everybody, For every opcasion, a For the latest styles, For popular prices Goto M. STRICKLAND Buccessor to DALTON & STRICKLAND, 989 PENNA. AVE, 016-3 Largest and Best Equity Othe in Washington. Eqpioys willed Hatde! ed turns vut Good Work at Bhort Notice for Low Pr Latest Improved Machinery and New Type. Satistac tion Ruaruuteed, SABLE, PERSIAN LAMB, ASTRACEAN, MONKEY, KRIMMER AND MINK, IW CAPES AND SHORT WRAPS. SEAL JACKETS AT LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES. PLUSHES IN dackeTs, WRAPS AND SACQUES. WE HAVE A FEW VERY CHOICE STYLES IN CLOTH JACKETS, FROM 913 TO $22, 3. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, 1237 PENNA AVE. 020-3m ‘Through £13 13th st, aa AZAR, Until further notice the palatial iron and steel steamer NAOMI LODGE: NO. 1, D. OF R, L 0. 0. Pa saa ae Mi) ek 10 To 22 INCLUSIVE. CGhakt eaen ae te 0 22 IN vE. a All, Qda Fellows aud their frleuda are invited 1 aid Saat erg ber, Whert toot ot 7th ot., datiy, except Bun- Pe adi-lw we Ty Leave for MOU! RNON at 2 A CSLEWA“WORD-OHAIN SYSTEM” gg | Wemtnaton, at 3 pom Pare poend tan to MOUNT DaY AND EVENT VERNON, including sdiuission to the maueion aud = = Si 142 NEW YORK AYE. erounds, $1. Elegant cafe ou the Charlos Mucalester. ree lecture by Prof, Muciler, freting bis | ras Chastes Macalester will ade # Boxed sy ater of language teaching, NOVEMUER 10 | aa'for Gown as Cipment ination oe et AR and 11, at 7:30 p.m. Bbd-2t ‘ALL going aud return a » Fare, round trip, 25 Tue Pesracona: FIVE EVENINGS OF DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENTS AT WILLARD'’S HALL, BEGINNING AT 8 O'CLOCK MONDAY, NOV. 10, AND ENDING FRIDAY, 14TH. LL. BLAKE, Captain, __ STAGE EXCURSIONS. TTS TALLY HO COACH LINE LEAVES A NEW PROGRAM EVERY EVENING OF VOCAL 41 Is ; AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC BY THE — AUCTION =“ ALES. . BEST TALENT OF WASHINGTON, STECTAL SALE OF Banos, 2181 PauLon [NIN » V0! ar, OF On one of the Evenings FICE Fins oaks, FRIxtine OUTFIT, sTUVEs, CARP! a PROF. BERNAY’S PUPILS, ON TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER ELLY. ENTH, 1 COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, ee Sinana Dates HALLEL E Davie SueNic rank xi VARIED MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAIN. | FIANO, | sk¥ek A HibeaNe PAMLOn Sh ie eee rai Hires, Siete Battie UI NGO A TENSION Beautiful and useful articles suitable for gifts will be | ABLES, DED ROOM SULIES TS Whee te ek ; ND COUR: Flower stands, refreshment tables, &c., making all 3 STOVES, KITCHEN KEQUISITES, OFFiCE the attractions of a fair room! FILES, COUNTERS, wy LUNCH SERVED EVERY D.: FRO! | AN ASSORTMENT OF Fi +s CARPETSIN MOQT'ET, — Newer iene aan BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTKY AND INGRALN. SEASON TICKET 50 CENTS. All under the patronage of the ladies of St. Alo: chur prettas NOVEL ENTEKTAINMEN ladies { LO AFINE PRINTING OUTF11, COMPLETE, PRESS, TYPE, CASES, &6,, COST NEW 9300, ABOUT 30 GOLD AND SILVER-PLATED WATCHES, ‘TO BE SOLD WITHO! 5 vie. DUNCANSON BkOS., Auctioneers, T WiLL BEGIVEN BY New Vork some blind you: ee Poin hia with ifomarke onthe education ‘of fhe | YALTEE B WILLIAMS & Co., ind und their method of writing and reading. bx- ‘ hibited at McCaully's Hall, 209 Pa, ave., om November AUCTIONEERS, i, atS p.m. Admission, te, BS-3te = 2001 DST. OPP. PA. AVE, APRE, MUSICAL ment that was Ghureh near corner Oth sud Gute, aw;, Monday and uesday evenings, November 10 snd’11, is here! Pertioued until MONDAY and TUESDAY EVEN. NGS, November 17 and 18, 1590. This is due to the new paints in said church. Prof, 8. B. Granuin, leader; ‘H.C. Robinson, pastor. Bs-2" AND LITERARY ENTERTAIN. to take ‘place at the Piret Baptist a: ‘The great auction ssleof Japanese Objectsof Art consisting of “Satsuma Kiold, Kaa Sagi and Imari Porcelaina, Screens, 16a Scts, Plates,” Salad and Punch Bowls, Silks, still continues daily at the HOURS OF ELEVEN AM. AND THREE P.M, at our Art Room, 1001 D st., opp. Penn. ave. SPORTING AT ROSRCROFT-QAME | OF | ALL Stevens’ wharf. For tw r information addrers A STEVENS, St. Mary's city, Md. us-6t! ECTURE—STRENGTH OF CHARACTE! u Hav. ANNA SHAN. National ie Arr Ladies will find every provision made for their eom- in ante fort and are cordially invited to attend this slaughter USIC—MUSIC—MUSIC — PROF, LOUIS WED- er's society orchestra, oldest in city, {urnishes inusic for all occasions; orders left at residence, 7:29 ‘7th s.¢., or music stores ; telephone 2 }044-4.n5-Im" ——— MUSIC HALL. MRS. the shape of Satsuma Porcelains should not fail to at- FFF RRR A SN WN & Pa tend this most “attractive sale.” fr gee £4 BSE ca Do not fail to note time of sale each day until every ¥ R AAA NW closed ¥ 4 Ha“S SNE Siig (eoieas Aesmareopsggae omy ERE p55 FE nen ‘VIZ, ELAVEN AM, AND THREE P.M. ER ss, E i EE WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO., tun kee Sss° cu kee Auctioneers, The eminent New York Journalist, Publisher and Lec- J. ESTATE “THE ROYAL LEADERS OF SOCIETY,” on seduces 2 On TUESDAY EVENING, November 11, 1890. in America: der beauty, wit refisemeest ned crieeet Sy he EE Ee} . combined with her 3 uanner, couibuned with her femarkable business stil- i U8, 50, 75, 81 abd $1.50, according to location Seats, 50, 730, ; of reserved seats meneces Friday, November Fevvamecat Droop's music store. Pye ABDsUGH's NEW LYCRUM THEATER, Baltimore, Ma, ENGAGEMENT OF tines LAWRENCE BARRETT. SPECIAL WASHINGTON NIGHTS. a ee we BURT dt OER Including transportation a aa Se "tier eetmaye