Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1890, Page 10

———_—— The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT 4.M. FRIDAY. For the District of Coiambia, Maryland and Virginia, clearing; slightiy cooler, except sta- tionary temperature on the coast; variable winds; fair Saturday. CONDITION OF THE WATER Temperature and condition of water a.m.—Great Falls, temperature, 50: condition, 26. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 53, Con- dition at north connection. 36; condition at south connection, 36: distributing reservoir, temperature, 51; condition at influent gate honse. 36; condition at effluent gate house. 36. High tide in the river, 8:19 p.m.; low tide in the river, 2:04 p.m. Ane You artistic im your tastes? If so, call and examine our elegant stock of lamps, in all the newest designs, and bric-a- brac in groat variety. You will be delighte is "& 8S. Suepp & Buo.. : 432 9th st. nw. Deve Grasses 25e. HMemrven’s, 453 Pa. ave. Daor Liaxrs, all complete, for 97 cents and $1.07, at Cans. A. Mcppimay's, 614 12th street, between F and G. Loxpox Covon Sravr cures croup, &c., 10c. STARTLING St é ‘That Scotch wool ‘underwear, derby ribbed, for 48c. is a surprise. Let us surprise you With a suit or two. Faaxe & Sox, one price, cor 7th and D. Paitixo, commercial work. Mrzays, 519 7th. wor 519 7th ot pw. s, 519 7th st. n.w. Paixtre, estimates sent. MILans, 519 7th st. Have Your measure taken for a pair of our $5 custom pants. Fit guaranteed. Eisemax Bros., 7th and E. Sparen Brav Versaxpr Bren, brewery in Munich. Cuaries Kraemer, ‘737 7th street northwest. Parstryo, law work. Mira: Parxtino, low prices. Minas bottled at the agent, Bey your ruryitune, carpets, stoves, &c., on the Rudden plan—a small cash payment, balance m easy weekly or monthly instaliments. The only satisfactory and really sensible plan of purchasing. Rudden’s cash and credit furzi- ture stores, 930 and 932 7th street northwest. All carpets made and laid free of cost te pur- chasers. Bex Your Coat of J. Mavuy Dove Only Lighest grades of fainily coal handied. Vist rue Exrme Carrer Cieaxixo Wonss, 681-635 Mass. ave. n.w. Telephone 423-2 We Apvise early buying, as the demand for our €10 overcoats is great. Eszmax Baos., ‘ith and E sts. Fersirvne. Shrewd buyers who look around before pur- chasing have secured big bargains at 731 9th stuw. C. E. Binckmeap. for furniture and car- pets. Cash or credit. See adv't, page 9 Cuorcr: Roses and decoration plants at free- trade principles, which means large sales at small profits, at SrupEn’s, 986 F st. nw. Jouy’s Restaurant, 1126 7th st. nw. ‘Tre well-known firm of Johnson Brothers supply more families with fuei than apy one firm in the United States. Dror tx when passing our store. Examine the quality of our $10 sack and cutaway suits. ‘Try one on aud then compare the quali fit and price with others; that’s all, Bros., 7th and E sts. Masrrov, ginger, champagne, should be in bousehould. Leats the imported ginger (Nou-alcoholie.) 3 Kraemer, 7 7th st. new. Caan ‘ew York avenue. vthing good. bing genteel and comfortable. Prices iow. Evenyrutve new in the furniture line at en's furniture, carpet and stove stores, ud 932 7th street northwest. Weekly or monthly payments to suit purchasers, We ane very busy now, but will be glad to show you our £10 ight. medium and heavy- weight overcoats. E:seman Bros, 7thand E. We are showing some special bargains in parlor and chamber furniture. on carpets, W. H. Horkr Sth und Penna. av Baxrr’s C ven Om axp Macr arrests cough, incre: n. saves life. Thousands endorse it. Sold by druggis t Every Camps Serr sold by us this an extra pair of pants will be given free. E. b. Ganseu & Co.. 931 Pa. ave. anew style and size of photo- and made only at Mexaitt’s | They are very pretty ai at $2 per dozen until | them. December 1 to introduc No Sueut.—Pure whito deodorized goat skin rugs, extra size, $275, At Grasty's. $1a dezen, at CuakLes Krarmer’ 737 7th st. now. Iurourup ginger al Examine the mate: suits to order for #20 and $ ‘th and E. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. f which we make 5. Eisemax Buos., Atnaven’s.—Richard Mansfield in “Beau Brummell” NatroxaL.—Lotta ina Triple Bill, Haxnis’ Bysov.—**The Blue and the Gray.” Kensan’s.—American Four and George Dixon | $10,000 for in Sparring Exhibition. Music Haxt.—Boston Symphony Concert. Wittanp HaLt.—The Pentagora. _ Mr. Veusow Puace Cuvacu.—Oriental Even- ing. Mrs, H. B Moulton, superintendent Young women’s department of the W.C.T.U., and Miss Louise Stroble. her district secretary, have gone to Atianta, ¢ to attend the aunual meeting of the national or; Very Kev. Augustine F. eonciuded iast evening ity his course of lectu tween the Natural and Geo. M. Thomas filed a suit against Walter G. Duckett yesterday for 25,000. Plaintiff claims that he rented rooms from defendant and was forcibly dispossessed by the defendaut last month. of the MUST PAY FOR HIS RIDE. THE COURTS. A Young Man From Richmond Tries to} Count m Guexsat, | Tax —Judges Hagner, Beat a Hack Driver. William Henderson. a young colored man, who came here from Kichmend about a month ago to work in a barber shop on 9th street, attended a gathering at the Grand Army Hall last night, and then, with another young man, he went home with a young woman who lived not far from 17th and Q streets, It was after 1 o'clock in the morning when they reached the neighborhood of the lady’s house. The night was a disagreeable one and the man hailed a cabman, who agreed to take them to No. 407 Washington street for @1. They got into the vehicle, and after leaving their female friend at her house they started lor Washington street. When the cab reached 7th street and Massachusetts avenue Hender- son. the driver thought, was trying to jump out of the cab to run off without’ paying his fare, and so he stopped the vehicle and anded his money, Henderson, who had hired the vehicle, only had 30 cents, and therefore he could not settle the bill. With a whisky bottle he attempted to assault the driver, and the latter blew a whistle for the police. Officera Riley and Roberts re- sponded, and arrested the nicely dressed young man from Richmond, who was placed in a prison cell, where he remained until this morn- ing. He was then taken to the Police Court, where two empty whisky bottles were offered in evidence. They were found im the cab after Henderson was arrested. He was required to pay his fare or work house and on a charge of disor Uke to the duct he was fined $5 or fifteen days. lerly con- setae otis A Verdict of Guilty. Tn the Criminal Court in the case of Leno B. Curtis, alias Nathaniel Sykes, charged with the larceny of a bicycle, the jury yesterday after- noon found a verdict of guilty. Gen. Carring- ton gave notice of a motion for a new trial. A Venezuelan Claim. B. P. Snyder, trustee, has, by R. Ross Perry, filed a bill of interpleader against C. D. Hol- lins, administrator, et al. The bill states that the firm of Hollins & McBlair of Baltimore had aclaim against the government of Venezuela, and in 1827executed a deed of trust for the benefit of their creditors; and that the United States and Venezuelan claim commission issued a certificate allowing 210,993.40; and he asks that the claimants may interpfead as to their respective rights. —— Will Be Buried at Arlington, Mr. Wm. Stringer, a Grand Army veteran, died yesterday at his home, No. 1512 9th street, at the age of seventy-cight irs, He was for many years a resident of Boston. but had made this city his home for the past few years. The funeral wiil take place from his late residence touiorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. Meado Post, G.A.K., will escort the remains to Arlington, where the interment will be made, aortas The Fencibles Win the Prize. The National Fencibles, commanded by Capt. Domer, and the Emmet Guards, commanded by Licut’ Walsh, engaged in a competitive drill last night at the Marion Rifles’ fair, now in progress at the Wasffington Light Infantry Armory. The prize wasa fine silver and gold vase and it will in future decorate the head- quarters of the Feucibles, It was awarded them by the judges, Capt. Raymond, Lieut. Williams and Maj. O'Brien. The trophy was presented to Capt. Domer by Maj. Brackett of the second battalion. The Fencibles’ squad was composed of Messrs. Koman, Kondrup, Gavin, Domer, Brackett, Sessford, R. C. Rice, Betts, Crist. A. D. Rice, Graham, Geseford, Cromwell, Stelle, W. Cromwell and Cox, Lhe Emmet Guacd squad was composed of Messrs, Harlow, Reagan, Edmonds, Siston, Stack, A. Gallagher, Gallagher, Har- den, Donohue, S . O'Connell, T. Walsh, Walsh, Bolger and Myers. After the drill the Fencibles entertained the Emmet Guard atthe compauy rooms in the second regiment armory. Suits Against Street Car Companies. Almira C. Leissing has filed a suit agains the Capitol, North O Street and South Washington Railroad Company to recover injuries received March 25 last by the starting of a car she was entering near the entrance to the Agricultural grounda. ie I Be Smith has entered suit against the Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com- pauy for £10,000 damages claimed to have been received by being thrown off acar July 24 as she was about to enter it. Resignation of Pastor Mueller. The fiev. gJohn Muciler, who for several Years has acted so successfully as pastor of | Concordia Lutheran Church,on 20th and G streets, has resigned his charge and will end January 1. Mr. Mueller's bout, it is stated, bya difference of mu between members of the chureh and the pastor as to certain portions of the consti- tution of Concordia Chureh, No one as vet has been chosen to succeed Dr, Muetler and neither has the late pastor made any definite arrange- ments for the future. * He Didn’t Consider It Stealing. Rabe Scott, a colored man, who earns more than #2 a day working in Isaac Childs’ brick yards, was before Judge Miller today charged with stealing a bushel of coal from his em- ployer's yard, Scott was found by Officer Stewart with the coal in his possession and he claimed that Mr. Childs allowed him to take it, in attempting to explain the matter to Judge Miller the prisoner said that he only had some nders in his bag, “I dida’t call it stealing,” cott ose you buy a ton of coal,” said the { somebody takes itaway. Would all that stealing?” by, certain’ “Of course it wonld be stealing if they took it from you, put you never think of that when you take coal from others.” A fine of $5 was imposed. A Tie Game at Annapolis. The foot ball game between the Columbia Athletic Club team andthe United States Naval Cadets at Annapolis yesterday resulted in a tie by a score of six to six, when time was called on account of darkuess, after playing eighty minutes. The game began at4o’clock iu a drizzling rain, which soon stopped, leaving the ground soft and the bail slppory, ples nti Po Death of “Dr. Red Syn.” Yesterday afternoon Jacob I. Rover, better Today—Savage agt. Washington Company; d and submitted, Dripps agt. W. S. S. Scow; on hearing. Circuit Court—Judae Montgomery. Today—Hetzel agt. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company; juror withdrawn; continued to December 15. Shea agt. Patten's executors. Equiry Court—Judge James. Today—Van Ness agt. Blagge; Steamboat Pettit & W. H. Shoales appointed trustee to convey. McKenney agt. enney; appearance orde: Keete Keefe; sale decreed—F, Beall trustee. Frey i guardian ag. Reeves; D.C. Reeves appointed litem, —__.+___ The Benning District Association. District Association No, 10 has elected the following officers for the ensuing year: A. J. Curtis, president; Joseph Vorhees, vice presi- dent, and H. B, Bestor, secretary. A.J. Curtis and J. M. Fowler were elected delegates to the committee of one hundred and Joseph Vor- hees alternate. a Sent to the Reform School. “Guilty” was the plea of a small boy named Humphrey Ware who was arraigned in the Police Court today as an idle and incorrigible boy. Catherine Ware, the boy's grandmother, said that last Saturday she sent him to get ir of shoes and in court this morning was the iret time she had seen him since. e bo; said he had a good home and was treated well by his grandmother. He could not account for his conduct and Judge Miller sentenced him to the reform school, Nise Ocr Or Tix Persons one meets have catarrh ina mild oraggravated. form, and yet comparatively few pay any attention to it, not seeming to realize until too late that other dan- merous diseases, such as brovchitis and consumption, are very sure to follow if the trouble is not arrested. Catarrh originates in impurities in the blood and re- quires a constitutional remeay like Hood's Sarsapa- rilla to effect a thorough cure. CATARRH ENTIRELY CURED. “T used Hood's Sarsaparilla for catarrb and received great relief and benefit from it. The catarrh was very disagreeable, especially in the winter, causing constant discharge from my nose, ringing noises in my ears and Psinsin the backof my head. Theeffort to CLEAR MY HEAD im the morning by hawking and spitting was painful. Hood's Sarsaparilla gave me relief imme- diately, while in time I was entirely cured. Iam never without the medicine in my house, as I think it is worth it's weight in gold." Mrs. G. B. GIBB, 1029 8th st, n.w., Washington, D. C. IMPURE BLOOD. “Hood's Sarsaparills has helyed me more for catarrh and impure biood than anything else Lever used.” A. BALL, Syracuse, N.Y. N.B.—Be sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla, HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists. $1: stxfor 5. Prepared only by C. L HOOD & CU., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mase, 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. Basys Sk Axo Scare Cleansed, purified and besutified by the CUTICURA REMEDIES, the purest and best for itching, burning, scaly, crusted and pimply diseases of the skin and scalp, with loss of hair. Mothers, do not delay, Child- hood is the time to permanently cure all humors of the skin and scalp, Save your children years of mental snd physical sufferiug, 13_ Wow w KEE oO FFF FFF wwww FE OoOorF F F R wWwwww FE oO 0 FF FF EE RRR Wwww :E OOF ¥ E 3 R Ww w EKE oo F F EER Rg NNN OO VV VFEI 4 ¥, NNNO OV VE ~e Tr ¥ y Rx OOvV EE oF OY NN ‘oo ‘WY Kurtis 2 ¥ In manufacture as well asin methods, (We don't belong to the old school.) We imparts distinctive character to our work that is very taking. ‘That our efforts are appreciated the constant flow of oldas well as new customers shows. Some of the former have had their wants sup- plied here for a gencration, HERE'S THE REASON: MODERATE PRICES, CORRECT STYLES, BEST TAILORING IN THE WORLD, 1 mr ¢ oO nc oo io 60.0 its ‘oo TIT HOH * Fos T HHH = HOH 2 22 TIT A 1 L 2 AA I ob T AA I OL r AAA IL TL. T aA aU TLL vo 615 AND 617 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, n10&13 OFFICE OF W. H. HOEKE, 8TH AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Gaerar Sure Or Fonsrrvne THIS WEEK. WE WILL GIVE A DISCOUNT OF 15 PER CENT ON ALL PAR- S28 908 | — Crrvetaxps Bure P. “OWDER Buaxa Powozs Buxixe Pownsr Absotvrery . Tar Besr. {I ‘n4-m, tu, th, f-2w Have Poncnasen Or Tix Gu. BERT MANUFACTURING COMPANY 45) Five Cases of ALL-WOOL 40-INCH PLAID and STRIPED SUITINGS, the ACTUAL value of these goods is 50c. per yd. Will offer the same for 29c, yard. Ast floor; 8th st, annex. LANSBURGH & BRO. A now invoice of 52-INCH BROADCLOTHS, which ‘wowill sell for 75c, We consider these goods to be the best ever offered for the same amount, as they were purchased before the tariff advances, We alsocontinue to carry a full line of BROAD- CLOTHS of all the leading shades. Prices ranging froui $1 to 3 per yd. ALL THE ABOVE CLOTHS WE CHEERFULLY SPONGE FREE OF CHARGE. Our 75¢. and $1.25 SPONGED CLOTHS we wish to call special attention to. At present there is a full line of shades. which sre goiug fast, and those wishing some of these excellent cloths should make their pur- chasce ‘soon, as we will not Le able to duplicate them, LANSBURGH & BRO, OSES 2 2 a 2 DY RSL ETI I VELVETS AND PLUSHES. Nothwithstanding the high tariff on all VELVETS and PLUSHES we have made no advance in our prices, in fact, we are giving you a better article than ever be- fore for the money, as our import order wus given almost a year ago, when VELVETS were at the lowest figures. Our prices are from 75c. to $4.25 per yardin ALL SHADES. Black from 50c. all the way up to 810 per yard. Our BKOCADES and STRIPES are beyond doubt the handsomest seen suuth of New York. PLUSHES, 18 inches wide from 65c. to $1; 24 inches from 75c. to $1.50; fully worth 25c. more on the yard, but they are going (as long as they last at these figures, Our NEW FABRIC VELUTINA, which resemblos 0 closely a LYON SILK VELVET, is having a wonderful run. In all the new shades from 7dc. to $1.25 per yard. 24 inches wide, LANSBURGH & BRO. We have on sale someof the DERBY MANUFACT- URING PRODUCTS. These goods are beautiful and serviceable, and for parties undecided what to buy for a birthday or wedding gift we suggest these. Among the litte things are PUNGENTS, STAMP BOXES, POWDER BOXES, PUFF BOXES, ODUL BOXES, HAIR PINS. Leach and every one of these articles are fully aud freely guaranteed. LANSBURGH & BRO. We control for the city of Washington THE STANDARD FASHION COMPANY'S PAT- TERNS. These are positively the most reliable patterns made. The most fashiouable modistes in town advo- cate them. They save you time and trouble and by their use you can really be your own dress aker LANSBURGH & BRO. Some Merchandise that came spink spank new today, in ‘Trimmings, i Hostery, Beautiful Fans, Creations Gloves, and Handkerchiefs, Novelties ‘Leather Good, of the Jewelry, Rarest Kinds, LANSBURGH & BRO, EMBROIDERED FLANNEL.—We have about one dozen remnants of Embroidtred Flannels, which we have marked out cheap. These would bo just the thing for Infants’ Wear or Ladies? Skirts, Quantity sufficient for this urpose, purpose. LANSBURGH & BRO. pile iniectinectiimmanteaeneoee net SPECIAL CUT PRICES IN NOTIONS. 100 pieces Silk Whalebone Casing, 9 yards, for 25c. Barbo ur’s Best Linen ‘Thread at 7c. spool. Cliuton's Full-nickeled Safety Vins,3 sizes, 2 Papers for 1 3c. 1,000 4-0z. Bottles Bixby Royal Shoe Polish, 9c. Lottle. HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. 75 dozen LADIES' EMBROIDFRED AND PLAIN SILK HANDKERCHIEPS, in all colors, at 19¢. OUT OF TOW) Can at all times avail themseives of our Mail Order Dejartment, All information cheerfully given, Send for Cloak Catalogue, n A NV ON SS, L AK NNN §'S Luu AA NNN Sys RBR uU RRR coo nt. BB RoR GG OHH BBB ‘UU i k Ge BU at BBR RRR 4 & BRR OO 4a¢* BBB K 00 = 7 nlZ 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH sT. N.w. a — How To War OR RIDE. Never lean forward when walking. Move at a brisk Pace, but not hurriedly. Ride whenever you can and as Riding or walk- tuuch as possible on the cable line. iug, always carry your purse and to tatisfactory results visit GKASTY" STORES, 1510 and 1512 7th, st. new. for cash and less than market price. Furniture, Carpets, Kugs, China, Glass, Lamps, Tin, &., ‘About 12 o'clock last night the engine shed | known as Dr. Red Syn, was fouud dead at 1114 at the wood and coal yard of 8. C. Carter, 10th | 7th strect northwest. It is thought that death and D streets wes burned: loss about $15. to | Ns caused by an overdose of landanum. A the democrats of the District proposing to j Sued a saslag) ss, Wuudeacbors tain a — So dene wes Sand evening are expected to assemble in front of | OP astand near bis bed. The deccasod was the court house at 6:30 o'clock and take a train | about fifty-five years old and came here some for Hivattaville, A band of music has been en- | fifteen years ago and under the name of “Hed gaged. yu" has practised as an “Indian herb doctor.” ihe divorce ease of J. W. Burrell against }‘Iraveling about in a buggy. under whicha ‘Thenia Burrell, Bled by J. mith in Juiy. {dog trotted, and attired in Indian toggery, 1889, and in which Gen. FE. C. Carrington ap-| with a broad sombrero over his flowing hair, peared for defendant, has been dismissed. he was a familar figure. He first located on fil 8) Antique Extension Table, 6-foot, #5; Solid Oak Chairs, 87c.; Oak Side Board, $12.50 to 835; Solid Ouk Chamber Suites, $16.00 to $75; Parlor Suites, -50 to $100; Carpets from lde. up; Carpet Lining, 4, 5 and 6 ‘Tunbuers, le; English Tea Set, 56 pieces, Dinner Eet, 100 pieces, $7.98, &e, No matter where you live, we are uear enough to save you something, Dou't doubt till you try, MUGHTY) CCAS) GRASTY, LOR AND CHAMBEK FURNI- TURE SOLD FOR CASI DUBING THIS WEEK. THE STOCK IS LARGE ‘We have ‘on exhibition the handsomest Automatic Musical Figure iu the city, worth £79, which will be presented tosome customer, You may be the one, AND COMPLETE. COME EARLY. ON The Odd Fellows’ Fair. ‘There was a very large attendance at the fair of Naomi Lodge, L O. O. F., last night at Odd Fellows’ Hall, East Washington. Martha Wash- ington Lodge of Georgetown visited the ball in a body. Tomorrow night Washington Grand Canton will visit the far. ——————— The Rock: Creek Sewer. 4); street below the avenue. then on the avenue east of 455 street and some five or six years ago moved to 7th strect above L. He was living alone, his wife having died in March last. His body was removed to F. Geier’s Sons’ under- taking establishment opposite his residence. ees Grand Lodge F. A. A. M. Election. The Grand Lodge F. A. A. M. of the District of Columbia last evening elected the following In the Court in General Term an order has | oficers: Thomas F. Gibbs, M. W. G. M. FG. beeu made on the application of the District Cou:aissioners for the appointment of a com- Mission to condemn the land on the route of the intercepting Kock Creek sewer, granting | W- R. Singleton, R. W. G. Sec.; C. leave to file the petition in the District court. ‘This sewer is tobe run through the lands of | Lecturer E. W. Darneille and Evon Lyons, Excursion Tickets to Hor Sprixos, Arx.— The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company | P.; 5. C. Palmer, W. 8. G. has placed on sale stallof its principal sta-~| W. J. G. S.; Th tions round trip tickets to Hot Springs, Ark., at greatly reduced rates. The going limit on these tickets is thirty days and the returning jimit three months, thus affording an opportu- nity to spend the winter in the genial climate Alexander, R. W. D. G. ML; L. C. Williamson, RW.S.G. W.; H.S. Merrill, RW. J. son, R. W. G. Treas.; Joseph Hamacher, W. G. .B. Smith, Rev. and W. G. Chap; D. A. Dixon, W. G. Marstial; George W, Baird. W. 8. G. D.; J. F. Blackmar, W. J. G. D.; J. 8. ‘Tomlinson, W. G. 8. B.; W. C. Bickford, W. G. A council of the National Union to be known as the Potomac council was instituted last of the southwest. The route is via Cincinnati | Bight by Messrs, Brian, Tracy and Dierken. The and St. Louis, with only one change of cars, | council is largely composed of employes of the and that is made in Union depot at Pullman sleepers all the way. cccteaite~ ta ol Important Sate of palms and other deco- | ®ve. Fative plants; will be sold at Dowling’s,11thaud Pennsylvania avenue, tomorrow moruing at 11 o'clock, - ae ences Cuo1ce Hyacistas, tulips, crocus and nar- Cissus, a recent importation put up in packages for individual buyers, will sold at Dow- ling’s, 11th and Pennsylvania avenue, tomor- row at 12 o'clock. - es elt ea Wester Hziours adjoins the grounds of the omg Methodist University. Auction sale of tomorrow 1 o'clock at Dowling’s, 11th oud leuusylvapia avenue, sat St Louis. bureau of engraving and printing and its place of meeting is at 19th street and Pennsylvania The officers are: President, William ailice; vice president, Jacob F. Pope; ex. president, A. H. ‘Thomas;s recording secretary, F. W. secretary, Emil Huck; tres Long; usher, J. E. Borland; chap! 8 PB } Pole; doorkceper, C. H. Blue; sergeant-at- arms, H.C. nena 2 trustees, Messrs, Lacuk, Better and Maloy; delegatos to cabinet, Messrs, Challice, Peck and Huck; delegate to fraternal association, Eugene Bettes. —————— You Can secure bargains in Wesley Heights lots tomorrow at 1 o'clock at auction rooms of Dowling, 11th aud Penusylvaniaavenue.* CARPETS WE ALWAYS QUOTE THE LOWEST PRICES SOME GREAT BAKGAINS IN BRUSSELS AND MO- QUETTE BORDERED CARPETS W. H. HOEKR, ‘Sth and Pennsylvania ave, Fuse Foorwzan ‘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,DON- GOLA AND GOAT, in Lace and Button. MISSES’, BOYS’, YOUTHS’ AND CHILDS’ STUCK COMPLETE. HOOVER & SNYDER, 0l7-tm 1217 Pena, sve, it. ee Guasty. i Suxs, Ververs, Brassers, Suawzs Je beautiful DRESS GOODS, ATADIESOLOTH FLAD DRLbS GOODS, one yard aif wide, all pure ine Wool. Cush bayain 50c. COLUKED SILK VELVETS, Uze., 790, Ste, 01. DOUBLE sat WOvk BEANIE, ‘tnimeise BLAUK SILKS, Seige, 81, 81.25, BLACK pil MonAil BRELIANENER wide, double width, 225c. iM, eiseliem quay, mad widt us HENKIE DLA CASHME! it ch meee POPE, Ta ces Peet 7 Tables’ cl Ht DRESS GOODS, yard and, baif wide, x iu ‘Black, ig, pure wool, Navy ius, Greet, Garnet, Cash Ve finest. lity Lonsdale Cambric. 10¢. eHEANTBEDCOMYOLTN, larwe size, S7H0., 82, bara PTA exQLt8 CASHMERES, widedouble ex fast pins TABLE DAMASK. S¥ige., 90c,; 750581. CARTER'S STRICTLY CASH STORE, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH st. VALUABLE PRESENTS—Select one of follow. Pee OTE em eg 0 japkina, ;® Pair of Silk Embroid- Table Cover. pi LUTZ & BRO, 407 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel, Bocee Bisabets and Lap Robes at pw peices, werstocked im need of assignment quick action must be taken. Sixty-fi 000 = y tdece ipa aca Bag consigned to the New York House, 311 7th st. o.w., with instructions to convert the entire sh: nt into cash. The prices cost, ‘A ternbi Sarees, but the i rmible sacri goods must be sold before ke bomges es a These are now arriving and we will begin Sat- urday, Nov. 15, at 8 a.m,, the greatest forced sale of Fine Clothing ever known in Washing- ton. Here are a few items which merit your attention: 85 styles of Men's Suits, #5; actual value, $11. 60 styles of Men's Suits, @8, including the famous Black Cheviow, sack or cutaway; actual value, $16 70 styles Suits, $10, in Corkscrews, viets, Diago- nals and Cassimeres; value, $23. 75 styles Suits at $15, including some of the finest imported fabrics; regular to $35. 830 600 Men's Overcoate, in Beaver, Melton, Ker- sey, &c., $5; actual value, #11. 400 Dress Overcoats, all weights, at €8; actual value, $16, 650 Overcoats, long and short, at $11 ual value, $24 Elegant Fur Beavers, Montagnacs, Chinchillas, Kerseys, &c., at tom tail- ors charge $40. Boys’ and Children’s Clothing in large variety. Men's Pants at $1, $2, $3, 4, @5; every pair worth from €1 to ¢4 more money. Bear in mind, the New York Clothin, House guarantees every garment that is sol and is responsible for every assertion made. ‘Three days’ time is given for examination of purchases; money refunded if unsatisfactory. are consignment sale begins Saturday, Nov. » Sam, n13-6t* White Granulated Sugar, 63;c. Quart Maple Sirup, 25¢. 1 dozen Best Tomatoes, 21. 1 dozen Fine French Peas, $2, 5 casks Genuine Smithfield Hams, C. Witmer & Co., Grocers, n13-2¢ 1918 Pennsylvania ave, Ponte Settee feted ren ‘ocke' Dive Grindu an Repair: ty al- Forb, 477 Pa, ave. Be! re as With very Gules Suit sold by us this week an oxtri of Pants will be given free. E. B, Baaxum & Co. 12-3t 981 Pa. ave, ——____ Order Your Coal from 8, C, Canren, 1000 Detew. Tele n10-6t* An Inventt Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm, No. 9, It charms on sight. . Its use enraptures, Office 437 9th street vorthwest, 09-2m Salvation Oil holds its color, because it is not a clumsy mixture. Only 25 cts. a bottle. 4 Coughs and Colds. Those who are suffer- ing from Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, &c., should try “Brown's Bronchial Troches.” 5 Star Spr Water, apy Star Sprii ater for sale in bot- tles and by the glass by all druggists. Sax’. C. Patwgr, Agent. jad5-s, tu, th150¢ Piles! Piles! Piles!—Dr. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment is the only ture cure for Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered. It never fails tocure old chronic cases of long standing. Wittiams Mya. Co., Cleveland, Ohio. ja25-s,tu,th1o06 Castoria. When baby was sick we gave her Castoria. When she ‘was a Child she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss sie clung to Castoria When she had Children she gave them Custoria, jal6-th,s,tu,ly Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa, Avery nutritious drink for children, Fits, Spasms, St. Vitus Danco, N. and Hysteria are soon cured by Dr. Miies’ Nerv- ine. Free samples at 4 Mentz’s Davc Store, 1014 F st. Buy Your Coal of J. Maury Dove. Only highest grades of family coal handled, _jy15-tf New Yorx Crorarxa Hovsr, White building, $11 7th ot. n.w. Ovex Aw Nicur. For the accommodation of our customerssnd the iblic we will keep onr store open all night in charge Of registered Pharinacs #8; WIFIIAMS & 00., DRUGGISTS, UNDLL MASONIC TEMPLE, ‘Cor. 9th and e Our prices for prescriptions have been reduced in Rrovortion to other rugs aud chemicals from turers, We cheerfully invite = careful this department by physicians, Alleock's Porous Plasters Ayer’s Sarsaparilla,. Cherry Pectoral. Hair Vigor, Willams’ Jam. Ginger.. Benson's Capcine Finsters, tus! hei. tie Pasi Carnnck’s Soluble Food, larg California Fig Sirup, Ely's Cres Salty Effervesciug Bron bellow's sirup Hypophusphites, Wilhaus’ Com, sirup Hy pophos] Hop Litters, per bottl 0 Caitein| AMUSEMENTS. Aztssvoms quand opens nousk Last two Nights and Satunlay Matines, axD : BIS NEW YORK STOCK COMPANY ood SRCHEST RS BEAU BRUMMELI. Te HES TIcat 5] ORE 7 BEAU BRUMMELL 8 ¥ OnCHESTRA BEAU BRUMMELL Mx ARTHUR NIKISCH, Conducton SATURDAY NIGHT, ae ee, ONLY TIME THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING AT & DR. JEKYLL AND MR HYDE, Solotat, HERR THEODOR REICHMANX, Next Weok—The Great Drama, MONEY MAD. Beate B35 _ | Baritone of the Metropolitan Opera House, New York, now on '§ NEW LYCKUM THEATER, ON aie oat Mie Beet appearance in Washington, Toel udes representative Compositions by Beethoven, SeGseRMERT OF schathowsky, Pucunini and Wagner Tickets, with reserved seata, $1, $1.25 and $1.50, LAWRENCE BARRETT. according to location, now on sale at J. F. Ellie & Co.'s, fa Extra Washington Excursion Satuniay afternoon | 937 2a. sve- ©. A. ELLIS, Manager, Grand Matinee, Tax P ENTAGORA! HAMLET, 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 VOOAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC BY THE BEST TALENT OF WASRINGTOX, On one of the Evenings ‘Mr. Booth ea Hamlet. Mr. Barrett as the Ghost. ORCHESTRA CHAIRS, 82.50. BALCONY, 62. Including transportation both ways, ‘Seats now on saleat Robert F. Miller's Book Btore, $39 15th st., from 10am. to 5 p.m. Train leaves Pa, depot at 12:05 p.m. o27-16t NE" atiowar nimarne ot gee oe pigs nace a sa VARIED MUSICAL AND LITER mene AND LITERARY ENTERTAIN. k P% THT yi A MENT, WITH FANCY DRILL. ° b 33 ; : aa Beautiful and uscful articles suitable for gifts will be 00 a2 ae oD sale. ‘When will be produced her Latest Musical Comedy. Flower stands, refreshment tables, &., making all n 1 FP a the attractions of @ fair room! HORN N aa LUNCH SERVED EVERY DAY FROM 11702 P.M, HH NNN BEGINNING TUESDA\ Ray 2*% SEASON TICKET 50 CENTS. — All under the patronage of the ladies of St. Aloysius ‘Seats now on sale for any performance. Ps \T KOSECRO! ae ors Next week EMMA JUCH GRAND ENGLISH | S'Ninuein avandaee Steerer Ro Me CON ate OPERA COMPANY. Seats on sale 3 ‘Stevens’ wharf. For further information eddrers a. —_——— ———_— STEVENS, St. Ma. aso 'SIC—MUSIC—- MUSIC — PROF. LOUIS WEN- NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. Mire scciety Srohestrn 9 gion ts 3, _—, = va. 7th se..or music stores. telephone No 1044-4 COMMENCING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17,. G5 baie care, = ey re aso “THE PATAWOMECK,* = . ¥ ea = AA 18 NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS, kee MMM MMM 24 REGULAK DINNER, 81. suv cco H A SPECIAL DINNER A LA CARTE. 3 Uu0U GCC HEH iN Juco ic HHH Building at 4 3.3 UU Go HH ‘Tickets tor seats JIS bh co UH aud. ua the sun Busi GRAND ENGLISH OPERA CO, 150 PEOPLE 150. 20 GREAT ARTISTS 20. - % LAS MUELLER 8' MUS. Miaitat aud Gastron pence vl. a and Deport. Tent at the United States Naval Academy, Beiect TEE 200K GRAXD OMORDS. Gren, tor cameos’ Tasos) oo econ hee BCT THE JUCH GRAND ORCHESTRA, | DAis sna SATURDAYS. Circulate ee eal — AX and EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &e. OUNT VEKNON, ease eaaaieaes THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON. ‘Until further notice the palatial tron and steel steamer CHARLES MACALESTER, Will leave her wharf, foot of 7th st., daily, except Sun- ay, as follows: ” Leave for MOUNT VERNON at 10am. Arrive in Pegtueton at 3 p.m. Fare round tri to MOUE N, including sdimission jon at erounds, $1. “Elegant cafe un the Charles Maculester, The Charles Macalester will aiso make river landings 8 far dowu as Glysout, lauding also at MAKSHALL LL Kol reulrumg. EF J “SUCH AS SENTA 2, 558s FFE A rrr 838g =p «kelg and ‘are, round try, Zo SS EE AA L 4 ‘38g E AAA Tr oot Li, BLAKE, Captain, SS kre 2 4 Tf SssS ————— : Ri $% Ges ad EXCURSIONS. _ 47's TALLY HO CUACH LINE LEAVES xX 00 Ww d ve foo pan Re “oo? WW 2 hin Boe, Svigent House! oa Ct Jolu Bridge, Wed. aud pun, 3 pu; 7 oo ERA ss 4 E —— 83 i ay fh LECTURES 00 Wl ker = "a ger tae ————s Licteuse course at Metzerott & Co.‘s Music Store, 1110 F street. ‘or. The lebrated Steinway Piauos used the Juch ‘andncang SS CONGREGATIONAL CHURCE, NIVERSALIST CHURCH, pete U "orner Land 13th sts. | 1890-01, TENTH SEASON, 180-91, December 5—Rev. F. W. Guussulus, DD, Bubject, “Aa Chapter in the History of Liberty . WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 19, at 8 o'clock, January 14—Bisnop JK. Vincent. Subject, “Tom FIRST CONCERT and His Teache: ‘ebruary 15—Kobarts Harper. Subject, “A Holiday Of the Trp in burope.” | lisustrate WASHINGTON MUSICAL CLUB. March 6—Hon. Will Cumnback, Subject, “The In- Visibie Some Heopl XANDI RAKEMAN and MIERSC! al 10 — Kev. KS. Macarthur, D.D. “ ‘Messra, ER, an ‘A, oe ae 3 it, D.D. Subject, “The Assisted by — — MRS. JULIE E 81.00. SEASON TICKETS. #100. Wowoiwy ¥ MMMM A NNN Season-ticket sale in vestibule of Congregation wwww Yy MMM Ax RX N | church THUksbay. Rov cu toms commene" vet wewe <Y EMM AS Bas ghtrauce on @ st. Meiw ager boys aud eervaute my ite ww AAA ~ 01 cs u ww Ww ¥ BRM AAA RON wm | uustahow written autuority trou yrs ‘The well-known Mezzo-Soprano of New York. One subscription, entitling holder to TWO reserved seats for cach of the three Concerts, 83. Reserved seats, 75c. General admission, 50c. For sale at Knabe's, $17 Market Space. ht s Curter Hostetter’: Batt 83 Die axp GENTLEME Hostetter's Bitters. =; NI N "3 C. Hood's Semaaperiia : : 0D INCOLN MUSIC HALL, wih re Horaford’s Aci yncaphiates, ial 3 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1800, Frrticulsr sttention to thesterpertien = 8 A Grand Production of Wy tanns norer, i “THE COLLEEN BAWN,” Pa ave, and 14thet, i By the Lyceum Company, 825, Washington, D.C, Mell ~ whencrrdarascasestart ERWOOD,” OLD POINT CUMPORT, 0 LOCAL ASSEMBLY 1798, K. OF L., and ee ae de yg te one - 2§ | 170, BROTHERHOOD OF PAINTERS AND DECO- ay, 610 por week aud upward. URO. Bookie Ri Cough Sirap, — 2d RATORS. aan 238-Su russian Cough sirup . b 25 Mr. August Donath will make » short sddress at . Pierce's Favorite Prescript 69 100 +50c. and WASHINGTON, D. Cc. * Purvative Pellets, r4 z> — : Schenck’s Pulls, per box. zl HIS EVENING, COMME! OF = : = . ‘St, Mark's Lutheran Church, und Csta aw. 5 = ue seen 192 | the frst of those OL STE SUPPEKS. “Vlewty to eat PROPOSALS, 2 00 | aud Come your friends, a rt a FE 03} 40 | JQ BBNAN'S NEW WasHINGTON THEATER a. D.C, Nuvember, 1. 1800, -tealed yromeete os 1s era THCKSDAL, NOVEMBER TWENTIETH Tepe ioe Vaseli 15 Zo This Week, Ladies’ Matinee Saturday, . moe Rg ta Ls O35 -4 : » tructing’ & tw: S-rouin school house, trout: ¥ 43 zo AMERICAN FOUR COMBINATION. {ng om 13ch street between V and W streets nortnees 83 153 GEORGE DIXON, Js.auk turme of proposals and fications, together ; & 33) With all necensary’ tutoriuation, cau be vbtained ayow Champion Bantam-weight of the World, application therefor at the Of the inspector uf * 60 100 ‘Tomght—DIXON va, JACKSON, bulidings of the District of Columbia, aud only vide od Liver Oil and Timi ov 200 ae ig Phosphatic kmulsion, the 5 Friday—DIXON vs. DYSON, Water of Aunties Full Stee 1288] Nett wor nenity & Woops NEW oLassic | “aiv‘on SM pamecnennelt, " 4 and INCOLN MUSi lL, NOVEMBER 2 nae Gas _ : ane oe Miisodcline is Musbuaiad se a lester of the oom. GEORGETOWN ORCHESTRA, oD Ce a plesion; an indispensable requisite to the Ladies’ | 70 Performers, Prof. JOSEF KASPAR, Conductor. sapetiontec the S$ ~| sr enomtteans vent. a Yoiiet; it renders the skin white, smooth aud soft, aud eet a zgudery cho pkin white smooth and eegt ahd MARY HOWE, Soprano, ett tap svummmune ora revit cancera wea.sh oe Admission, $1. Private boxes, seating elizht, $10. | chemist of the department. The peviexe Is Tesetved Metzerott's, 1110 Fat. ozszit | te order sup additional itews accepted on the sume go. | 3 and also to reject any of all bids, or to accept oc. = any part of the bids oflered, J. Al. MUSK, Secretary of 400, Texra Ssasox. Avriculture. ull-ot Krall Capsules: in Capstiles, Se. 1 dugen 5-grain Cupauiés 120, 100 5-rain C.peules ve. 100 grains Quinine, 20K Don't mistake the place-THE TEMPs.E DRUG STOKE, under Masouic Temple, cor, 9th and F sts. Ol6-tujthe-tt #3. W 318 & CO., Proprietors, Deranruznt Stones, 1241-1243 Lith st se, A FEAST FOR OUR PATRONS. Do you wants fine sinfle or double ALL-WOOL SHAWL! We have them in plain and fancy Plaid pat- terns at prices that will annihilate our dowa-town competitors. Owing to the continued mild westher they have not been moving as rapidlyas we would like. This week ‘we will allow ALL COMERS 10 per cent off marked prices. Taking off this discount you'll save,we guar- antee, at least 25 percent. ‘We havealso put on sale tho following imported “UTOPIAY YAKNS: Zephyrs, all colors, 4c. ounce. m At these prices we dou’t think they'll last long, ‘WAM. C. VIERBUCHER, 1242-1243 lithstee (Formerly Double Combination.) nite Tus Jom Powses Conran, 515 7TH ST. 8.W., WABHINGTON, D.C, 7890-01, ‘OFFICE, NOVEM- B SOnOFrF conc rut s CONGREGATIONAL CHUKCH, 10TH AND G N.W. eaDeg,gcTBe Boston Ideal Banjo, Mandolin and Gui- ‘Jan. 23—Prsnoforte Recital, Mr. Henry Waller: aleo ‘Vocal and Organ pumvers peo. 1 Plavotorte Lecture-Recital by Mr. Edward Di2oy quartets ER's ver L. 1890.—Ssealed ponale The Bernhard Listemann Ciub, with 4—Organ Recital and Concert by Dr. J. W. $1.00 SEASON TICKETS. $1.00 Season ticket sale in the vestibule of tional Nov. 18, from 8 s.m. till py ye iO. rom 8 s.m. 2... en~ show written autuority from principals, a we Rov. 18 sale coutin at Elite, Oot Pa. ave., till Nov, ‘29, after which no more season tickets will be sold, nll-6t ‘T VERNON PLACE CHURCH, zz - ‘Comer 0th end K streets, ORIENTAL EVENINGS, ‘WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 13 AND 14. By the Wowaa's and Juvenile Missionary Societies, BARR, 1111 Pa AVE, ARE GUAL- ARTEED 20 ME OF THb CONBROT STTLE. ©! SHOOK & COLLIER’S GREAT MILITARY DRAMA, THE BLUE AND THE GRAY, Tomaro F P+} ~<apaeapash pas kau secerdars