Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1890, Page 10

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A.M. WEDNESDAY. For the District of Coinmbia, Maryland and Virginia, light rain; slightly cooler; northeast- erly winds. CONDITION OF TRE WATER, Temperature and condition of water at 7 m.—Great Falls. temperature. ‘ondition, 36. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 56. Con- dition at north connection. 36: condition at south connection, 36; distributing reservoir. temperature, condition at influent gate honse. 36; condition at efiluent gate house, 36. High tide in the river, 6:53 p.m.; low tide in the river, 12:40 a.m. Jvst Recervep.—A choice lot of “Sheldon,” “Lawrence” and “‘Seckel” pears, Florida shad- docks and kid-:love oranges. Also fresh mush- rooms, green okra, new egg plants and string beans. . Exaen's Sons, 590 Center Market (‘th st. wing). New Casu Reotster Orrice. The National Cash Kegister Company of Day- ton, Ohio, have established a branch of their Baltimore agency at the southeast corner of 1th and E stre where capable and polite salesmen will explain the advantages of the machine. which is adapted to all branches of trade. This is one of the great inventions of the age, and every merchant who would receive what belongs to him in the shape of receipts for goods sold should not be without it. Mr. Robert Callahan, the general agent for this ter- ritory, extends a cordial invitation to the busi- ness men to visit the new offices and inspect the register. Everrrmrso new in the furniture line at Rudden’s furniture, carpet and stove stores, 930 and 932 7th street northwest. Weekly or monthly payments to suit purchasers. Mrs. M. L Texxis, Formeriy of the firm of Tennis & Ireland, Has dissolved partnership with that firm ior the purpose of going to Lurope for a year. ‘Mrs. Tennis is a dignified and accomplished Indy, as well as an artist, and will be missed by her many friends and patrons from her place of business. But they wish her bon voyage. Mizx and whisky testers, Heavzen’s, 453 Pav. Ane You artistic m your tastes? If so, call and examine our clegant stock of lamps, in all the designs, brac im great variety. You will be delighted. SS. Suepp & Bue. 4 th st. nw. Bey yocn rensrrvne, carpets, stoves, &c.. onthe Rudden plan—a smail ¢ balance m easy weekly or monthly mst The only satiefs and reall of purchasing. Rudden’s cash and eredi! ture stores, 130 th street northwest. All carpets made and laid free of cost to pur- chasers. We ane very busy now, but will bo glad to ele uour $10 hight. medium and he Weight overcoats. Eiseas Los, Tthand E, irev, ginger, champagne, should be in every houschouid. ‘Beats the imported ginger ale." (Non-alevholic. ) Cuantes_hrarMer, 737 7th st. now. trade principles, which m 1 profits, at SrupER’s, large sales at st mW. oe No Surtr.—Pure white deo ruge, extr: 273. At ¢ ‘Tur well-known firm of Johnson Brothe supply more families with iucl than any one firm im the United States. ed goat skin 1¥'s. size Joux’s Restaurant, 6 7th st. nw. when passing our store. Examine of our $10 sack and ¢ nd then compare the qu {price with others; that’s ail, E ath and E sts. Vier tur Exere Canvet Creaxrsa Wonks, 21-025 Ma 1 Youn Coat grades of fn & Hernmayy’s on. 3 xeuteci and comfortable. Prices low. Have Your measure taken for a pair of our #5 custom pant. Fit guaranteed. Eisemax Buos., ith and E. ! and bric-a- | | L. i Ns DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH. The Fair of Naomi Lodge Opened at Odd Fellows’ Hall, East Washington. The fair of Naomi Lodge, No. 1, Daughters of Rebekah, 1.0.0.F.. was opened last night at Odd Fellows’ Hall, East Washington, and the large number of people in attendance and the interest taken in voting points to successful termination. The opening address was de- livered by Grand Master Theodore F. Kinney, followed by Grand Representatives Oliver Du- four and F, A. Stier, and Past Grand Master Wm. P. Allan. The following ladies have charge of the several tables: Fancy table—Mrs. Sarah M. Sanderson, as- sisted by Miss L. Pfeifer, Miss Geneva Thomp- son, Miss L. Spicer, Miss Annie Lomax and Miss Viola Sanderson, Silver table—Mrs. H. Kronheimer, assisted irs. L. V. King. Miss Ida Sackerman and Miss Esther Rubenstein, China table—Mrs. Roberts, assisted by Miss Anna Roberts. Miscellaneous table—Mrs. Julianna Allan, assisted by Miss Godman, Mrs. E. C. Grumley, Mrs. Minnie Acton, Miss Nettie Selby and Mrs. KA. MeLean, Flower table—Miss Edith Cruit and Miss Rose Seiffert, assisted by Miss Annie Ferris, Miss Ella Clarkson and Miss Nettie Howard. ra. M. E. Duvall, assisted by livan and Miss Addie Duvall. Confectionery table—Mrs._E. A. Thompson, assisted by Mra, M. A. Giles, Mrs. V. Burroughs, Mra. G. Burch, Mra. Campbell, Mra, M. E. Me- Lean and Miss Mary Bureh, Lunch table —Mra. C. Colison, assisted by Mrs. Rebecca Giles, Mrs. M. A. Whitemore and Mrs, Mary Nuse. Misses F. M. Haywood and Irene Trexler pre- side at the well and Miss Hattie Williams at the fish pond. Numerous articles are being voted for. ‘The fair will continue two weeks and will be visited by the many lodges of this jurisdiction. ington Lodge, D. of Ik, of will attend ina body tomorrow The room is handsomely decorated, evening. Dancing is indulged in cach evening from 10 to il, — Objecting to the Livery Stable. Mary Ellen Rush and her busband, F. Rush, by D. E. Cahill and Messrs. Cook & Sutherland, have filed a bill against John H. Gheen, the District et al. to restrain the erection and maintenance of a livery stable on lots 58 and 59, in square 210, ‘They state that they own adjoining property, and Gheen claims by pur- chase the lots n: and has obtained a per- mut to erect the stable, which they claim 1s not only unlawful—a part of it being within thirty fect of their property—but that it will scriously | damaze them and render their houses unfit for dwelling purposes. a College Foot Ball. A foot ball team from Columbian University went over to Kendall Green yesterday after- noon to play a game with the team from the sophomore class of the college. They were defeated by a score of 22 to 6 after a hotly game. The Columbian eleven was Wilson, Pay Veterson, tatiord, Town, Meilvame, Seat Odom, Hostermann, ton. Ty DeLong, wart and ‘tile a King’s Daughters and Sons, Ameeting of the Washington City Central Council, King’s Daughters and Sons, was held . ’ NOVEMBER 11, 1890—TEN PAGES Looking for His Uncte. AGerman boy ten years of age. giving the name of Frank Schell of Reading, Pa, arrived here by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and | was found by the police inquiring how to find his uncle, Peter Schell, who, he states, here. He was taken to the The Inventors’ Centennial. The proposed celebration here next April of the centennial of the first patent issued by the United States, or in other words the inaugura- tion of the second century of the American patent system, has excited considerable interest among citizens. In connection with the cele- bration it is expected to havo a convention of inventors and probably an exhibition of models, which will be unique, interesting and instrue- tive. It will show the highest levels reached by American inventive genius. An adjourned meeting of citizens and others interested in the project is to be held this evening in the as- sembly rooms at the Arlington. The members of the board of trade and all other citizens in- terested have been invited. ———— Paying Off Jay Cooke’s Debts. The trustee of the estate of Jay Cooke & Co. announces the payment of the final dividend upon claims presented before Monday next. The final dividend will be 1% per cent in cash on $6,451,000 and 8!¢ shares of Northern Pacific stock, 312 shares Oregon Steams! and Navigation Company stock and 3 of a share of preferred stock of the St. Paul and Duluth rail- road to each #1,000 of claim to creditors hold- ing that amount and upward. With the pay- ment of the final dividend the affairs of the estate of Jay Cooke & Co. will bo wound up, and the total amount of cash paid on it wil have been 15! per cent on $6,451,000. ‘The liabilities when the firm crashed in the memor- able year 1873 were nearly $11,000,000. This at Eastern Presbyt Church last evening. Otiicers were elected as follows: Mrs. Lipscomb, president; Mrs, A. Kent, vice president; Mrs. corresponding secre urer. tary and eee Oysters, Songs and Speeche: Messrs. E. W. Hambleton and K. Plant gave an enjoyable osster supper last night ut Lurkhardt’s r urant.10th and F streets north- west, in honor of the amateurs who ente: tained the guests of “the event of the seaso given to hall Hall lest August. Covers were laid for seventeen, Messrs. George D. Seott, Norman Pruitt and Frank Depro con- ny he amusement of the guests, quest of several present I a tragic recitatio an,” after which Messrs. Norman Pruitt and Frank Ashford rendered a du: Songs and speeches occupied the greater part of the 's Cop Laven Om axp Matt arrests ves life, Thousands iawoureD ginger ale $1.4 dezen, at Cuaktes KrarMer’s, th st. bw. ¢ Butter, r Mh st., Center Market, Main office, cor. and 9th et Ie Shrewd buyers who took around before pur- basing have secured big bargains at 731 9th C. E. Busexueap. C st nw. We Apvise early buyi our $10 overcoats is great, Eisemax Laos, 7th and E sts. We are showing some special bargains in parlor and chamber furniture. Get ou on carpets. W. H. Hi 8th and Penn Spates Brav Vexsaxpr Bren, bottled at the brewery in Munich. Cuanres KuazMen, agent, th street northwest. Examiner the material of which we make suits to order for €20 und $25. Eisemay bnos., ‘7th aud E. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMED Auraven's.—Richard Mansficld in “Beau Brummell.” Natrovat.—Lotta in a Triple Bill. Haxnts’ Bisov.—““The blue and the Gray. Keenan's. —Amerieun Four and George Dixon in Sparring Exhibition. Mesic Hati.—-Mrs. Frank Leste. Wiitarv’s Hatt.—The Pentagora, Ovp Frirows’ Hatt, East_Wasutvatox. Fair and Bazaar Naomi Lodge, D. of R.,L0.0.F. Mr. C. €. Carroll, who has been confined to his home in for some wi ble to be out again. Charles Keiling, employed by the Belt Line Railroad Company, was thrown from his wagon near the Independent Ice Company's office, Water and H streets southwest, yester- day and bad his head badly cut. He was taken to Providence Hospital. Last night a stable at 20th and £ streets northwest. belonging to €. C. Witmer and occupied by J. A. Clarke and Battle Minor, ——— by fire to the exteut of about —. —— A Dinner to the Rev. Anna Shaw. Dr. and Mrs. La Fetra entertained a com- pany to dinner yesterday in honor of Kev. Anna Shaw, who lectured under the auspices of the “Annie Linville ¥.W.C.T.U.” at National Rifles’ Hall last night. Among the guests were Dr. and Mrs. Stowell, Mrs. Spoiford and Miss | Lucy Anthony and Prof. T.W. La Fetra of San- tiago College. South Amorica. Miss Shaw 1s pping at the Wimodausis building on G street, formerly known as the “Riggs Annex, No. 1,” but will leave for the National W.C.T.U, meeting at Atlauta on Wednesday. ees Imvomrast Sace or On ParxtiNos.—Tomor- tt Washington by rheumatism | Mr. Geo. Ashford, Morti- mer Cavan Prof. Vermylia, Lee Baum- garten, Frank Depro, Wm. Emerson, J. P. Viant, Dave Wolf, #. C. Fisher and Prof. Callan, ee Bibles for Children. Messra. Z. S. Buckler, George C. Samson and IL. D. Alden have been appointed a committee ington Bible Society to map the into districts preparatory to the work of stuitously distriouting copies of the Bible to children who ere without means to pur- ase the Seriptures. a eae His Left Leg Fractured. C. C. Willett, living at 621 EF. street north. west, was found at the corner of Sth and E streets northwest yesterday afternoon with his left leg fractured below the knee, He was at- tended by Dr. Middleton at the Emergency Hospita! and was then sent to Providence Hos- pital, He was unable to state how he was injured. ee SS Shortening the Kun to Baltimore. The Baltimore and Ohio rai! is building ut-off ine near the Relay Station, which will permit five minutes’ reduction in the running time between Baltimore and Washington. When it is completed it is expected that the forty-tive and fifty-minute trains will make the run in forty minutes, or quicker, if necessary. ‘The im- provement will consist of a double track laid in a straigh: line within a few fect from the point where the Baltimore and Potomac passes under the Baltimore and Oluo toa point seven rods beyond Elkridge Landin:; he tracks will run near and parallel with the old Washington pike. An iron bridge is to be built over the | wast coriver in Eikridge. The express trains the cut-off while the accommodation trains will continue to stop at St. Denis, Relay and Elkridge Landing, which are uot on the cut-olf, ac St Temperance Work of Good Templars. Washington Lodge, No. 4, 1.0.G.T., had a public installation of its officers last evening, Grand Chief Templar A. Kalstrom officiating, ‘The officers are as foliows: Wm. Tucker, PC, T.;L P. Duke, C.T.; Lidie E, Salkeld, V. T,; Auna E. Jones, 8.J.'1.; T. L, Salkeld, secretary James Thompson, financial secretary; B. Jones, treasurer; James A. Clarke, plain; Long, marshal; Raymond Salke! fil Frank Crown, sen.; Wm. IL. Salkeld, . Annie M. Weleck, D.M. Twenty-six new mem- bers have been added to their roll of honor since August i. | Their marked success is attributed largely to the union public temperance meetings held in their bali every Sunday evening, notice of which is given in Saturday evening's Stan. Jast Sunday evening addresses were made by Prof. J. W. Thompson and W. W. Wright and a recitation eatitied “I've Drank My Last Glass, Boys.” was given by R. A. MeMurray. Seven persons came forward and signed the total ab- stinence pledge. Last night they initiated six new members and elected three regular and three alternate reprentatives to the grand lodge. —_—_.___. The Educational and Rellef Assoctation. Ata meeting of the Edueational and Relief Association at Mt. Zion Baptist Church inst night it was reported that a building for a reading ‘and lunch room for cart boys had Fow at 11 o'clock Thomas Dowling will com- mence the sale of « very important coilection of oil paintings by well-known foreign and American artists. The collection, which has been on view at Mr. Dowling’s art galleries, 1ith street and Pennsylvania avenuc, for the last two days, has been well attended by con- Boisseurs and others, who pronounce it a very superior showing of American and Earopean | talent. The sale should be and doubtiess will be well attended. ‘ad ot Seiden Excursion Tickzis to Hot Srrixes, AnK.— The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company bas placed on sale ataliof its principal sta- tions round trip tickets to Hot Springs, Ark., eatly reduced rates. The going limit on these tickets is thirty days and the returning limit three months, thus affording an opportu- nity to spend the winter in the genial climate of the southwest. The route is via Cincinnati and St. Louis, with only one change ef cars, end that is made in Union depot at St. Louis, Pullman sieepers all the way. . ——_. Tur Atrextioy of lovers of fine trotting, driving, coupe, family and work horses is | called to the sale at the Bazaar, Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock. This tine stock will be on exhibition at the Bazaar all day Wednesday. See adv, under Auction Head. ‘od been secured and would be fitted up and ready for occupancy by the next mecting. It was etated that sixteen boys had already agreed to | form au organization and that many Looks had been promised. Further, that three acres of | ground on Good Hope Hill could be had for 3,500, on which to erect an industrial school » president, Mr. Ruffin, spoke upon the m- ciency of school accommodations in the northeastern section, as there were 1,045 chil- dren of school age there, and recommended the appointment of a committee to confer with the Commissioners upon the subject, A committee consisting of K. D, Ruftin, Rev. W. J. iloward, Rev. J. L Loving, J. E. Brace and Andrew Morris were appointed to investi- gate the complaint of Mr. Beverly,who alleged that his son had been unlawfully expelled from the public school in South Washington, was proposed to give a dinner on Thanks- giving to the children that had been clothed and put into school by the association and the sewing circle was requested to provide addresses the means, Several interesting were made, Scrextrric Dart. —S} offer, 20 lessons be Em Conn. ave. ; pert = accent and pronun- ciation guaranted in French comversatiou,—[See Educationais.} iS amount has been redueed by compromises, liti- gation and various forms of redemption to the figure above named, something less than 60 per cent. There were 3,200 creditors when the firm failed, the largest of whom were the banks and the government. : ee Revival Services. Tho revival services at Lincoln Memorial Church, conducted by the English evangelists, Mr, and Mrs, James Wharton, have been largely attended and more than thirty conversions re- ported, The fifth anniversary of the Society of Christian Endeavor was observed Sunday, November 9, by organizing a junior endeavor of thirty member: edge Expensive Fried Chicken. Acolored woman who lives on Reeves street appeared in the Police Court this morning and charged seven colored boys with throwing mis- tiles. The boys were Isaac Clark, kobert Clark, Nelson Woodin, Minor Johnson, Richard John- son, Edward Love and George Marlow. It was charged that they had used a parlor rifle and had thereby killed several chickens belonging to the Woman who complained against them, It was in evidence that the chickens after being killed were taken to a house and fried, ‘The boys were fined $2 each, ‘a 7 A Voce Or Wanstxa TO ALL WHO SUFFER FROM CATARRU, WHETHER IN . SMALL O& GREAT DEGREE: Do not allow this treacherous disease to continue its course unheeded aud unchecked. It is Liable to develop into bronchitis, or consumption, that most dreaded destroyer of human life. ase of the system and not simply of the nose aud throat. The blood 8 every part ot the sys ‘Therefore the proper way to cure catarrh, » take a renedy which will reach the disease ‘This is Just what Hood's Sarsa- nud this is the secret of its success in curing CATARKH. Itexpels the serofulous taint which canses and sus- tains catarrh, und gives that healthy toue to the whole system before wh If you sufler from cat er disease of the bivod Just give a tair trial to Hivod’s Sari have heretofore received unly temporary relief. Hood's Sursuperilla heijed me so much that my catarrh is rly cured, the weakness of my body is ull gone, my appetite 18 good—im fact, I fecl like another person, Hood's Sarsaparills is the best medicine I have ever taken, and the only one that has dove me permanent wood.” Mra, A. CUNNINGHAM, Providence, KL. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all drugzists, $1; six for $5. Prepared only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 4 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. Tremsa Acoxirs skin aud scaly, from infancy to age, are in- Heved by the CUTICULA REMEDIES, the ly positive cure for agonizing, itching, burning, Diceding and scaly diseases of the skin, sealp and blood, wth loss of hair, from pimples to serofula, except,pos- -ichthyosis, ‘This is more than can be truthfully said of any other remedy. 12, OFFICE OF W. H. HOEKE, 8TH AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Guear Sace Or Fensrrere THIS WEEK. WE WILL GIVE A DISCOUNT OF 15 PER CENT ON ALL PAR- LOR AND CHAMBER FURNI- TURE SOLD FOR CASH DURING THIS WEEK. THE STOCK 1S LARGE AND COMPLETE. COME EARLY. ON CARPETS WE ALWAYS QUOTE THE LOWEST PRICES SOME GREAT BARGAINS IN BRUSSELS AND MO- QUETTE BORDERED CARPETS W. H. HOEKE, n8-Im_ 8th and Pennsylvania ave, NHE FRENCH VOICE, 1 Quarter, ‘0 specaal offer us-4t 1011 Conn. ave, u. cational Column.) Sirus, Vues, Buasxers, Suawis Aud new style beautiful DPSS GOODS. LADIES CLOTH PLAID DRESS GOODS, one and @ bal! wide, vure fue wool, COLORED SILK VeLVETS, 62 DUCBLE WHITE WOOL “BLA: sige: $5-15, 84.90, 80, 80, 87.5 BLACK Fat Nei SIL bi Rink BLACK sILK MOHALK BRI! doutile told, le. SThie. we. MMUETIA CASHMERE, HE: dres cous, 1; rd and Stecial cash bargai S0e 2 ® Very Dest quality FFUit of the Loom Cotton, one rw TADILs CLOTH DRESS GOODS, yard and halt wide, pure wool, Navy Blu Greet Uarhet, Blacks Very finest quaiit 71 Seaphasend 10¢, ery iy BRAVE BxO COMFORTS, large size, 87}¢c., $1, #1725 81 50) a MENBIETTA ENGLISH CASHMERES, wide double widt xcellent quali 230, TABLE DAMASK. Sige, Sus Ybes 81. CARTER'S STRICTLY CASH STORE, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAB 7TH st. VALUABLE PRESEN’ one of the. . Htincee D wise Toes cl 3: A Pratt red Corset ® Turkey Red Table Cover ey” ¢ Creveraxps Crrvetaxps Crevetaxns Banxa Poworn Buxixe P. OWDER Bane Powvrn Asso.urety Tue Besz. n4-m, tu, th, f-20 Be Enenpows Buasers FoR COMFORTABLES, BLANKETS, STEAMER RUGS AND SOFA WKAPS. These Blankets are made with the same color on both sides, tufted and bound with silk. ‘There is no interlining. ‘These Blankets are very durable, and will stand careful washing. Crib Blankets made of Beil Eiderdown only ‘These we have in all colors, DERBY SILVER GOODS.—We keep a pretty line of these goods. These make pretty birth- ay aud wedding presents, Each and article comes fully guaranteed and nicely cased, MEMORANDUM TABLETS. — We control these for Washington, but do not take they are unique, combining usefulness With oruameutation. WE CONTROL THE FOLLOWING RELIABLES FOR WASHINGTON« Foster Kid Gloves. Dr. Jacger'a Underwear, Standard Fashion Patterns, HAVE YOUR CARDS ENGRAVED,—Our price for 50 Cards is 86c. The engraving is the best; work delivered at the shortest Possible notice. Estimates given for Wedding Invitations, Reception Cards and all other fine work. THE PARTY Ww SEASON 18 APPROACHING.—We KEEP ALL TIE have anticipated your wants ING GAUZES see if we haven't? We give AND SILKS. FINE you below a resume of LACES, ALL THE Worsted Goods for evening DIFEERENTGRADES aud reception wear. None AND VARIETY. woo svon to buy. We have a new line of evening xoods, such as 22-4n. Challies at 16 and iSc., in such colorsas Light Blue, », Old Gold, Pink, White and Drab, wool Challies at 20c. Pink, Lavender, Light Biue, Navy Blue and Light Gree and Cream, 36-in, All-wool Albatross, Nun's Veiling, French Batiste at Such colors as Cream, Pink, Light Blue, Heliotrope, Ecru, Lavender and Light Green, 48-inch All-wool Cas e, Batiste, Nun's Veiling, Albatross, Serges at 50c. Culors—Lavender, Helio- trope, Cream, White, Orange, Leru, Pink, Light Green and Licht Blue. 40-inch ALL Wool, same shades, 62iKe. 40, 42and 4 Creain Dress Robe Striped Flannel, 50¢. Cashmere, 39 Reduced from Reduced from d from $1. Re tuced from 63e, ed from $1.4 a trom ~~ Reduced from Reduced frum $1. '» Clarette Cloth, Convent $, Buttons and Small Wares necessary to the forma- tion of adresascan b> found with us, We don't lint ourselves to one item either, in either of these atucks We carry @ thorough line of everything needed. 100 yds. Spool ING FANS form an interesting feature with us, ‘These willplease your eye and make only a slight disturbance in your pockets: Ga Satin and Sill Fans trom 8c. to # When Can we expect you? Fans. SEND FOR OUR CLOAK CATALOGUE, L 53, “ 8533 i LS a CLLL NN 8ss5 RRR Ge on H * Ho eral HOW u as 00 ee ° aoe o &.2, BB ER 0 0... ahh BBB OR K 00 oe n10 5 SEVENTH ST. How To Ware OR RIDE. Never lean forward when walking. Move at a brisk pace, but not hurriedly. Ride whenever you can and as much as possible on the cable line. Riding or walk- ing, always carry your purse and to obtain the most tausfactory results visit GRASTY'S DOUBLE STORES, 1510 and 1512 7ih st. now. Everything sold for cush and less then market price, Furuiture, Carpeta, Kugs, China, Glass, Lamps, Tin, &e. Antique Extension ‘Tabl Chuire, 87c.; Ouk Side Li to $35; Solid Oak Chamber Suites, $1 Parlor Suites, ) to $100; Carpets from 1c. up; Carpet Lining, 4,5 aud 8c; 6 ‘Lumblers, English ‘tea Bet, 36 pieces, # Dinner Set, 100 pieces, $7.05, &c, No mutter where you live, we are near evough to save yousomething. Don't doubt till you try. MUGHTY) C(ASH) GRASTY. G-foot, 85; Solid Oak We have ‘on exhibition tho handsomest Automatic Musical Figure in the city, worth $75, which will be presented tosome customer, You my be the one, O 1d weit, ae Guasty. uns: Fess: Another supply of Sealskin Shoulder Capes, with Floring Collars, Sealskin Jackets, in small, medium and large sizes, at $110 and upwards. Wool Seal, Astrachan, Skunk, Mink and Persian Lamb Capes, All goods relicble and sold as low as any house in America, Largo stock to seiect from, DUNLAP’S NEW YORK HATS. WILLETT & RUOFF, HATIERS AND FURRIERS, 805 PENN. AVE. Fixe Foorweam You need not consume much time in looking for what you want in Shoes, either for street or dress wear. Our stock has been made to meet your require- ments, MEN'S SHOES, made of Patent Leather, Kangaroo and Calf stock. All the latest styles. LADIES’ PATENT LEATHER, FRENCH KID, DOX- GOLA AND GOAT, in Lace and Button. ‘MISSES’, BOYS’, YOUTHS’ AND CHILDS’ COMPLETE bd HOOVER & SNYDER, ol73m 1217 Penn. ave cITY ITEMS Voigt & Haas, Jewelers, 713 7th st. n.w. Dog Co'lars Engraved; Razors sh: Guns for sale or bir, ALFORD, 487 See Voigt & Haas’ Windows. Goods marked remarkably low; will pay you. 1t For Genuine Old Java, Mocha and Mandheling Coffee and all first-class Groceries and Luxuries call at C. Wirwen & Co.'s’ 110-3 1918 Pa. ave. Gold Spectacles, $3. Vorot & Haas. 1t Order Your Coal trom 8. C. Canter, 1000 Detaw, Telephone 693-2 nl0-6t* Ladies’ Solid Gold Rings, $2; Ladies’ Gold Watches, $13, $15, £16, reduced; Gold Eye Glasses, #2. Vorot & Hass, 713 7th st, lt 300 More of Those Dress Forms selling 80 rapidly at 98 cts. at the Domestic Sewing Machine office, 7th and H. nd-3t Boys’ Stem Winders, @7, Vorar & Haas, It Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa, an efficacious drink for the nervous and dyspeptic. 5 Gold Chatelaine Watches, $9; reduced from $12. Voor & Haas, 7th st. now, it Gold and Silver Headed Umbrellas from $3 up. Voicr & Haas, 713 7th st. Dr. C. W. Benson, the well-known Balti- More Specialist in Skin Diseases and Diseases of the Nervous System, has opened an office in Washington, D.C., for the treatment of ali Skin and Nervous Diseases aud removing super- fluons hairs, warts, moles, marks, tumors and all biemishes. Dr.’ Benson or his partner, Dr. E. O. Manukee, can be found every Wednesday from 8:30 a.m, to 5:30 p.m. at their office, 1212 G st. new. ns3t ned ve Gold Eye Glasses, £2.40, Voror & Hass. 1] Salvation Oil is peculiar, it has its own pe- culiar color, smell, bottle and price. 25 cts. 2 ‘Triple-plate Napkin Rings, 50c.; reduced, it Vora & Haas, 713 7th 6t Pearl Opera Gla 5. Voir & Haas, , Coughs and Colds. ‘Those who are euffer- ing from Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, &c., should try “Lrown's Bronchial Troches.” 5 Plaited Gipsy Kettles, 7c. Voror & Haas. | SPOILING Star Spring Water, Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in bot- tles and by the glass by all druggists, Saa'L C. Pauaen, Agent. ja25-s, tu, th150¢ We Warrant 14K. Filled Chuins for five Years; prices range from $1 to $5. It Vorar & Haas, 713 7th st. Gold Lock Bracelets, $7. Vorot & Haas Piles! Piles! Piles!—Dr. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment is the only eure cure for Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered, It never fails tocure old chronic cases of long standing. Witiams Mra. Co., Cleveland, Ohio. ja25-s, tu, th150s Pickle Dishes, best plate, 22; Breakfast Castors, best plate, ¢2 Voror & Haas, It Castoria. When baby was sick we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss she clung to Castoria, When sb Children she gave them Custoria jal6-th,s,tu,ly Plated Derry Lowls, @4, Voror & Haas, It Tea Set, three picces, best plate, $9.50. Re- duced from =: Vout & Haas, 718 7th st, Sleeplessness, Nervous Prostration, Nerv- ous Dyspepsia, Dullncss, Blues cured by Dr. Miles’ Nervine, Samples free at 2 Mentz's Davo Stone, 1014 F st Gold Baby Rings, 50c. Vorat & Haas. It An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm. No. It charms on sight. Its ase ¢nrapture Office 437 Yth street northwest, 09-2m Solid Gold Initial Rings for Gent., 24.25; reduced from $6. Vora & Haas, is Buy Your Coal of J. Mavny Dove. Only highest grades of family coal handled. jyl5-tf 14 Karat Ladies’ Am. Gold Watches, stem Winding, $24; reduced. Voicr & Haas. 1t Gold Head Canes, $2.50, Voror & Haas. Srecran Orrerntxa Is Fuassers. Will offer for the next few days Special Values in Ked Twilied Flannels at 18, 20, 25, JO, 3746, 40 and 0c. per yard. i extra values in Ladies’ Clozk- > aud uy to $2.88 per yard, a Diuweiin: Ieeeter Jackets, tailor rot $6, £7.50 and 99, ack, Black and Gsay, per yard. made to our own order, full ct fitting, Toc. $1, % $150 th and Mohair Skirts $1 to $6, Weare of inducen:cuts in Lot Com- forts an? Blanke have Juti r ceived a caso of our Celebrated Fost Blues “Isbbed Cotton Hose. 3: to Me. at fi 1 Men's Full Bi All sizon. “Only ir. Ifyouare going to buy'a Carpet we ean save You mney, # fact we cau Very soon convince YOU on Worst > still the same, ported ( Ported Spauisi 18e, a CARHART & LEIDTY, 925 7th st and 706 K st. nw, HIA STORE, ns x q Fo nz Besr Suoes For everybody, For every occasion, For the latest styles, For popular prices Goto M. STRICKLAND, ‘Successor to * DALTON & STRICKLAND, 939 PENNA. AVE. 016-3m_ U U RRR SSg uv k § us ok RK Sys8 5 WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF FINE WOOL SEAL CAPES. LARGE AND SELECT STOCK OF SEAL, ALASKA SABLE, PERSIAN LAMB, ASTRACHAN, MONKEY, KRIMMER AND MINK, IN CAPES AND SHORT WRAPS. SEAL JACKETS AT LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES, PLUSHES IN JACKETS, WRAPS AND SACQUES. WE HAVE A FEW VERY CHOICE STYLES IN CLOTH JACKETS, FKOM $13 TO $22. B.H. STINEMETZ & SONS, 1237 PENNA AVE., AMUSEMENTS. LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. For Five Nights and Saturday Matinee only, ME. RICHARD MANSFIELD axp BIS NEW YORK STOCK COMPANY BEAU BRUMMELL SATURDAY NIGHT, ONLY TIME, DR. JEKYLL AND MR HYDE. Matinee q° Invitation—WEDNESDAY, Mr. Mae- “PRINCE KARL.” SEATS NOW ON SALF. _Next Weok—The Great Drama, MONEY MAD, nt AzPAvan's New LychuM TieaTER, = Baltimore Md ENGAGEMENT OF EDWIN BOOTH axD LAWRENCE BARRETT. LAsT TWO WASHINGTON NIGHTS. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 12, “MACBETH.” ‘Mr. Booth as Macbeth. Mr. Barrett as Macduff, FRIDAY, NOV. 14, “OTHELLO.” Mr. Booth as Iago. Mr. Barrett as Othello, FAUTEUILS, 8: ORCHESTRA CHATRS, BALCONY, Including transportation both ways, Seats now on saleat Robert F. Miller's Book Store, 539 15th st., from 10am. to 5 p.m. Special trains for Washington Nights will leave vis Pennsylvania R.K., from 6th-st. Depot, at 640 sharp, arriving xt Cuion Su Baltimore « waik from Lyceum Theater! sta o27-16 50. Keturning, leave immediately after the performance. NEW SAtioNaL THEATRE THIS WEEK THE INIMITABLE 00 Trt omer A o°0 4 Tr AA a3 bo ¢ Me tut 00) =o roa = THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING. Also Wednesday Evening and Saturday Matinee, Triple Bll, THE BROTH. A FAINT HEART AND N, THE GOOD-FOR-NOTHING. ‘Thureday, Friday and Saturday Lvenings, the Ni Musical Comedy, Ina. Nov. 17—-EMMA JUCH GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY. nll KK EA8aNs NEW WaAnuINGTON THEATER, LTH oT. This Week, Ladies’ Matineo Thursday, AMERICAN FOUR COMBINATION Aud the Colored Athletic Celebrity, GEORGE DIXON, Champion Bantam-weight of the World, OPEN TO ALL COME! Next Week—KEILLY & WOOD'S NEW CLASSIC VAUDEVILL' n10-6t 1890-91 BISCHOF CONGREGATIONAL Ci Dei |. LOTH AND G N.W. ~The Boston Ideal Banjo, Mandolin and Gui tar Club, Jan. —Pi ital, Mr, Henry Waller; also Vocal ana unibers, Feb. 18—Viauoturte Locturesitecital by Mr. Edward Baxt M Ph Zhe, Bemmbard Listemann Cub, with Ltag BODE April ‘Ocvan isecital and Concert by Dr. J. W. Bischoff aud Pupils, 81.00 SEASON TICKETS, 81.00 Season tiekct sale in the veati!ule of Congrexational hurch Tuesday, N: 1S, ros x ity tru Elis’, 9: won tic oUt Vernon Piac CHURCH, — Corner ib and K streets, ORIENTAL EVENINGS, WEDNESDA SDAY AND FRIDAY, ustcal and Literary, try Drill, sand Supper. Admission, 10 cents. : deimoustrating his of language teaching, NOVEMBER 10 0 p20, BSS NIKISCH.— SYMPHONY ORCHFSTRA, SiMPHONY ORCHESTRA, SHESTKAL “HRSA RA, ¥ ORCHLSTRA, Mr. ARTHUR NIKISCH, Conductor, FIRST CONCERT, THURSVAY EVENING, Nov. 13, at 8 Soloist, HERR THEODOR REICHMANN, Baritone of the Metropolitan Opera House, New York. His first appearance in Washington. The Proxrain Incl udes representative Compositions by Beethoven, ‘Tschaikowsky, Pacanini and Wagner, BEAK REICHMANN Will sing an Aria from Hans Heiling, Marschner and Wotan's Farewell from “Die Wal ets, with reserved seats, $1, 1. according to location, now or sale at J. Pa. ave. ulo-dt C. A. ELLIS, Manager. Aes Boo iearEK DAY, NOV. 10, SHOOK & COLLIEWS GREAT MILITARY DRAMA, THE BLUE AND THE GRAY, A Story of andoah. ” Pre Week Commencing MON and War. A Suece vd with a Powers r, Les tii November 1 {See Educational Column.) G@ LECTURE ON THE Loss OF polar recions and hazardous retreat n their attempts to rescue Lieut, Greeley y (oue of the survivors) at Grace M, Mth and S sts, on ULSDAY EVENING, vvember 11, at So'clock, n8-3t* FANON? 2O08E: No. 1.0. oF R, £0. 0. F, ObD FELLOWS’ HALL, Stu'st, ge, 7 ** NOVEMBER 10 10 22 INCLUSIVE. All Odd Fellows and their friends are invited to uid the far. BS-lw Tur Pesracona: FIVE EVENINGS OF DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENTS aT WILLARD'S HALL, BEGINNING AT 8 O'CLOCK MONDAY, NOV. 10, AND ENDING FRIDAY, 14TH. A NEW PROGRAM EVERY EVENING OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC BY THE BEST TALENT OF WASHINGTON, On one of the Evenings PROF. BERNAY'S PUPILS, On snother VARIED MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAIN- MENT, WITH FANCY DRILL. Beautiful and useful articles suitable for gifts will be onsale. Flower stands, refreshment tables, &c., making all the attractions of a fair room! of9-3m Through 413 13.hst, x LUNCH SERVED EVERY DAY FROM 11702 P.M, BEGINNING TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29, 1800. SEASON TICKET 50 CENTS. ‘All under the of the ladies of St. aRge YOUNGS COMPANY announce the | All ch patronage Aloysius NEW PRESERVED GINGER, ¥,4andwhola, | J XCOLN MUsIC HALL #00 Pots, urs. NEW PLUM PUDDING. 34 Ib, 1 Ib, @ Ib. and 4 1b Pres A BEE FF AA NN bet i a4 5 ns B& NEW FRENCH PRUNES, three sizes, ‘Half Ton, Re as E _ NEW PRUNELLES, Very fine, E. Sass f, Ee Price Moderate. be od : inent New York Journalist, Publisher and Leo- BEW RE 8K SOO aRsD, Zatals will Galiver nor belhtent Lecterns catitiod Extra Quahty. PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP, PURE STRAINED Bi pes lONEY. YOUNGS compass 428, 0th ot, bot. Dana, Vutttz Sour WASHES AND BLEACHES WITHOUT RUBBING. ASK YOUR GROCER £OR IT “THE ROYAL LEADERS OF SOCIETY,” ‘TUESDAY EVENING, Novem! 1890. “Sita Lentle fs UF the moet fancius woman Her beauty, ‘and grace of ork Press, ‘75, 81 and $1.50, to location commences: , November music store, nl-OE eaten u KASPAR, Two. seats to each of 3 Grand feos sors 8 ie AMUSEMENTS, — = =—= NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. ONE WEEK, COMMENCING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1%, rE MM MMM ahi ee ee RTE Bra ike MM MN SAA 202 oc A 2s ¢* te 3,3 te Ss HF 333 6 Coo aa GRAND ENGLISH OPERA Co, 150 PEOPLE 150. 30 GREAT ARTISTS 20. THE JUCH GRAND CHORUS. THE JUCH GRAND OKCIESTRA, The strength of the list of principal Ringers and ar. tistic arrangements will be @een trom the fol! shuouncements, SOPSANOS—Emma Juch, Geoname Von Januachowsky, Carlotia Maconda, Marie Frecbert, Coctlta Hecht, CONTRALYOS—1i Macnichol, Jennie G Flower, Bernice He TENOKS— Charles Hedmondt, Payne Clarke, W George Gould, John E, Belton. BAKIDONES—Otte BAsSOS— & BL. Dndiey, KEPERTOIRE Monday, Nov THE HUGUENOT... RIGOLETTO.. a -JUCH AS KLSA Friday, 9 THE FYING DUTCUMAN JUCH AS SENTA Nov. 2 FAUST... Saturday, Nov. 22, THE BOHEMIAN GIKL JUCT AS ARTINE Prices............82, 1.50, $1 and 50 cents, SALE OF SEATS opens Wednesday, Nov. 12, at 10 S.m. at Metzerott & Co.'s Music Store, 1110 F street, celebrated Steinway Diauos used by the Juch ule pany L ENTERTAINMENT WILL, Diind you indies fr ndelphia with ren x aud Tew 19 Pa ave. on Now deeute, us- ge ING AT KOSECROFPT-GAME ALL, +) komds an abundance, steamer,.W. W, COIL dire ty Yor further information addrern AL Mary's city, Ma unit? MUSIC — PROF, LOUIS writ suclety orchestra, oldest in. + furtashes | Orders left at reeidenice, pies, telephour No 1044-4. no- 1 M* ALLAN DEC. MUFLLEK AEG Miarin! and Instruct h.eut at the United States > Sehool of Dancing, Masome Hail, a Open for seasons 1SH0-11. WEDNESDAYS, Facl- und SATURDANS. Circulate at the acaduy, Gus LcHO or rh “THE PATAWOMECK" 18 NOW OPEN FOR GUESTA. REGULAR DINNER #1. SPECIAL DINNER A LA CARTR. The GLEN ECHO TALLY-HO will leave the Sam Dusiding at 4:15 pan, returning ay S ior @ats gesited should be sccured before. Parties near Sue route cf four oF More went of Buu railed for, “ickets ay be LECTURES. CMbontc exiviusti ¥ Lecrenis. ihe Public Lectures THIS WEFK at the Catholie Univers.ty on Ag 111 be a8 follow WI DNESDAL. Nov 12. VEY REY. AUGUST- IND YUE Wit. DD, C.F, on THE CUS ACULUM IN JERUSALEM. FRIDAY, suber 14, REV. CL: cE by CS, ou ELECTMICITY IN MoOovMAN, J THE HOUSE: Lectures begiu at 4:45 p.m. All friends of Univer- sity education invited, Aduission free. It » &e, Mees venso: THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON. Until further notice the palatial iron aud steel steamer CHARLES MACALESTER, Will leave her wiaart, toot of 7th st., daily, except Sun- day, as tuilows: —_ for MOT: wm at 3b Dp » ameludin grounds, $1, Leave T VERNON at 10 am. Fare round tr to the Elegant cate on the Chiat Arrive in to MUUNT Teawtumdes ated ® Macawster The Charles Macalester will als as far dowa as Gly ment, landing ALL olug wud retunung. F cout, o3-tf I. L. PLAKF, Caytam, STAGE EXCURSIONS. EWITTS TALLY BO COACH LINE Ley 213 15th st mow. hound try Al Soldiers’ Home, 9 I aud Cabin bm; Jouu Bridge, Wed. and Sun., 3 HOTELS. Secues ee LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S CAFE, Particulur attent ez eae BS icnlar attention ty Ucater parties, None but the best, . Witaws wor Pa ave, and 14thet, Washington, D.C, POINT COMFORT. wed; hot aud cold beat ; OPED all ye B3-Lm_ OLD 434 $10 per week and upward. GLU. BOOK LIL Owter and’ Proprietor, ald-bu AbBITY HOUSE WASHINGTON, D. C. 2 PROPOSALS LALLD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED bY this department until LLEVEN (CLOCK A.M. on NDAL, NOVEMBER SiV TEEN, 1 WO, toe i tung the chemccal division with xpparatus aud supphes auande. URPeMt Mecal Year. A domed and ali nee- to bidders wili be Suruixhed by the The praviiege as reserved > els accepted on the saue Prins, aid also tu reject auy or all buds, ort uy part of the bids offered. J. M. MUSK, Secretacy uf ericuiture. ber 1, 1890.—sealed proposals in triplicate, sub. usual conditions, wall be received ere ' until DECEMBER “TENTH 18% " ruimbine dura ord wouths commencing January 1, 1891, and endine June 30, 1891, such forace, straw and bran as toay be required. reference will be given to articles uf do- lucstic production or mauutacture, conditions of quale und pr nding an the piace of tomwicn prodtic- the duty thereon) being’ eau: ured wall be furnished on ‘apes: uVeOpes contaMing pro should be marked “Proposals for: Forage aud. sree aud addressed to GB. DANDY, deputy quartertuastor n10-G8 Ae Di20t QeAETERASTER'S OFFICE. Nove 4 t general U.S.A. PNOLYSALS FOMORDNANCE STOKES FOR THE Washington Navy Larl.—Uctober 25, 1NW.— ied pruposals, indorsed “Proposais for ‘Orduauce ‘es for the Washington Navy Yard, to be opened : Will be received ‘at the Bureau it ington, D.C. until TWELVE O'CLOCK VEMBER EIGHTEENTH. 100, and opened immediately thereafter, to furnish at tho Mashiugton Navy Yard aguantity of stores, dg of on ing Saud, pig iron, paints, valve ‘The articles must in’ uli coses conform to the Navy standard and pase the usual naval isp. Biauk proposals will be fu to the Commandant of the Na Bureau. The attention of manutacturers aud dealers ‘invited. ‘Tie bids, all other things being equal, de- elaed by jot. “Lhe department reserves the rislit waive defects or to reject auy or all bids bot deemed advantageous to the Goverument, THOS. J. LASIEM, Acting Chief of Bureau. nd PRoRysars Pou, consruvcrTG A STABLE Building at rear of bughth Police Precinct Station sy of the Couuaissioners, D. C., Washine- ton, D. C.. Sovember G, 1890. —Sealed proponais wid be Feces ni DAY, NOVEMBEK FOURTEENTH, 1890, for con- ved at this office until TWLLVE M. UN Fi structing stable building at rear of No. police precinct Station house; U strest, ‘between Mh and 10th streets northwest. Blank forms of proposals aud specificas together with all luformation, can be Gbtatued upon application therefor ‘at the office of the tor of uuleinngs or the District of Columbia, Pe NSE oe | The ti re! a ©. DOUGLAdS, J. KOS, HM. bol siuners D. T, Commis- BG BICYCLES. u SLES—LOOK THE CUT IN PKICES, we ave recently aiarchased the entire stock of tuntiipes et the sollowing ex! bres ‘kpown Wo: Bours, Yam ¥830pm Baudays 2 to 8pm bittings, 500 Parlors, 503 12th st. aw. ols-2ar Aes Sees we OF st. uw. tut HAs OFFICE i top heey Mee Seis