Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1890, Page 16

Ft LOCAL MENTION. CONDENSED LOCALS. CITY ITEMS. CITY ITEMS. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. The W ‘The Alvarez Disinfectant Company has filed roce! EBNAN'S NEW WASHINGTON THEATER, JRIGHTH SEASON. i eee FORECAST TILL pete suspar. & certificate of incorporation stating the capital ager. a K 1TH ST. E For the District of Columbia, Maryiand and | # 95.000 in 100 shares, the place of business / pase ball is becoming avery lively topic in Every grocer Removal sal: TONIGHT! TONIGHT! THE CHORAL SOCIETY, 814 F street, and the trustees Adolphus Al- a if Di Mr. H. C. SHERMAN, Cond: Virginia, fair, stationary temperature on¢he varez, Bernard Burnstine and A. Burnstine. Washington justat present, The prospect of @ Sane o! — : es, i REILLY & WooD’s ideas 4 same Atlantic coast; northwesterly winds; fair $un-} "Tee ariington whcelmon "will give their run | place in the American Association with a strong Papp loading Giecks, dc., at a discount of 20 per cent. NEW CLASSIC VAUDEVILLE CO, See wand prance eee ‘ fo Marlboro’. Md., tmorrow, starting from | team, which becomes stronger each day, is to get our Cutlery ground and repaired, 477 Pa, ave.* OTERE ER os ——s a - s TER. eir club rooms,.on F street. at 9 o'clock. is A 5 pemecacerricrn soreine Appearance Temperature and condition of water at 7] Grand Army Post, No.6, adopted resolutions | ChONBE ® very general rovival of | the a The Household Idol. MARIE LOFTUS. LINCOLN MUSIC MALE. &.m.—Great Falls, temperature. 43: condition, | last evening instructing the delegates from the | 0/d-time terest = that = was in ae tine. Mothers, if you regard your own comfort and NEXT WEEK, — 36. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 51. Con-| post to the encampment which will be held in | into a temporary retirement by the melancholy Being fully the health of your children, purchase Cook's FIRST CONCERT, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10, 1808, dition at north connection. 36; condition at | a few months to vote for the senior vice com- | events of the past season, The organization of peel to Balm of Life. “Restless children, by its bene- SAM DEVEKE’S OWN COMPANY. THE MESSIAH— Handel. south connection, 51; distrivuting reservoir, | mander, 8. E. Faunce, for the position of com- | the new new club is in the hands of that vet- furnish the ficial influences, secure sweet sleep and the pees, Sree BaeRy SE), Sree, Portetan | os. secure paresck WALKER, Oe temperature, 36; condition at influent gate | mander. Mr. Faunce is a member of the vost. | eran of base ball, Miko Scanlon, who is moving entire trade fae eed renee tb See POTTSCRY | Decks eee aces La eee Bee °DE EDMANDS, © yg house, 51; condition at effiuent gate house. $6. | Last evening Reuben Panell found » live in- | aoe in casita Wala ta biseaaanrte ts pach praia reteerered when taken into the stomach; | Pjeacal Pratt Harry ites apicuy | = steer aie ide in the river, 4:23 p.m.; low tide in | fant, colored, in the alley between Connecticut true Scan! not injure the brai aralyze the | Sam Devere. fr. HEREERT JOUNSON, Tenor, eecwen tear en bi avenue, 16th, Kand L sireots northwest, and|get the very best talent that is on the Celebrated ‘Teas, nervea." To Abcee Susie: aeeinion need Des. 1-Suey KacasltOSiieens. aizoy_ | MEIVAN MOKAWSEI Pass, ES ae PE ER - took it to the third precinct station, from| market, He will have as his asso- not say: “Continue to use it.” To those who | Crconp AN = Pretty Prxxs—Cannot make any appoint- | whence it was sont to St. Aun's Infant Asylum. | ¢j aoe have not, we say: “Try it.” PA ee CHORUS OF 200. ONCHESRTRA OF 48, ments as I am ongaged to marry Mr. Bean in| Thit'Norning Ofiicer Best found a dead infant, |C%%* in the club several well Spices, hs ENTERTAINMENT AND HOP ; vn NIN Held by the Enemy. Scsax. | colored, between 14th, 15th, T and U streets | Keown Lest men ba recarag tar Dalat i _ rend fords wae ress ee Styles for Dresses and of the \ SECOND CONCERT, ESDAY, FEB. 4, 1891, = py SE * asuccessful season, It will be the policy et price list Taps at Mar. WasHINGTon’s, 613 13th st ri : Fon Rew. sale and other cards go to wo Gant, colored. aged sixty-five years. died | the stockholders to carry as few men as possi- samples ee ee bel ea COLUMBIA ‘CYCLE CLUB, MeGrt & Wattace’s, Printers, MOTE at | i cniy at 1305 3d eeeeet youteday, and De_ | ble, but to have those men of the first clase, and salesmen, Hie a Jglinson Cafe.—Special shipment of NATIONAL RIFLES' ARMORY, Osxx Oxe Werx Mone that Estabrook will | Patterson, on examining the case, gave a cer~ TROT AS MANAGER, ae Which arcing Sor Rotieeaye (hee Yeas TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER give those elegant frames with his cabinet | tificate of death from apople: Sam Trott, an old Washingtonian, also « hombres aud tho Genuine Lynn Haven Lays, which for- | Tickets... photographs. 711 Market Space. Gattctany at Anacostia ‘Charles Snell and | veteran in tho business, who ran tho Newark Se ever hold their own, Same fat and ragged and | |The following talent will appear: Masses Mancuirvsto AR gs orge Alder engage in rowing stones at ‘i iatii ol hi will almost make you swalli tongue. | Nolan, Marie Brezazzi, Kate Wiison, May Bouteile, “ some cartridges and one of them expoded and pam eeprealte cient peleentapn eS Zoe Also fresh-canght Marylaud Dismond. Hack Messrs. John Nolan, Fravk Harrison, R.W. Ieiell, £ saucer 1 and pleasing pictu: nee eckne a cuontr aes. — — team in 189], and is daily in consultation with Spice Grinders Terrapin. Remember, high grade only, Lafe- | M- Caruaua, Hc, Sheridan, Prof, HE Rupprecht, | THIRD CONCERT, WED: THE SPECTER’ they aro often very difficult to photograph, and | Greed ny Dr Harrison, ‘Mr. Seanlon in regard to men and matters con- and time expericnce. Fine trade solicited. 1t | Chas. 5. West and the Pastime Musical Club, Mr. A.V. . i = Holmes director. Accompanists, Miss Jennie Glenn: — Fequire muci: care. attention and paticnee, | “sn a cae nected with the coming season. He has hiseyo on Wholesale 14- Karat Filled Chains from $10 #5, War- | Prof, Bcheff and GE. MePnawey, at wees . which we are always willizg to give. pop hgreny eri Gantishg teenies a large number of very vod players, and says Tea and Coffeo ranted for five years. tT & Haas, It sia ais aye ENTERTAR EES oe Gxo. Parxcx, Fotografer, 11th and Pa, ave. pvc measly that there will be no difficulty getting together | 8 Dealers, ee Meet AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINME: bhi iitenoigsees eon aia: = ee see winning team that will cost comparatively A. L. Sultzstein, jr., Jewoler, 505 7th st, — 4 oom, LA. Averaspen, city optical store, 477 Pa. av. > AND Hou! THE POLICE COURT BUILDING. | little. There are now more players on the OF THE ARGO LITERARY CLUB, And others to be announced. The Johnston Breakfast n.w., is Prepared to show his patrons the largest Tue Sea Senrext market than ever before. It is almost certain Coffee. stock o! CHORUs AN OKCHESTRA. —_ > it rg — Watches ever shown in ay Marroal, BiriEs ARMUGY, ‘ . ~ " j- | that Connie Mack, who probably left a better city. uality as well as prices guarantee Th he > ar ‘ontributing members ave three seats at each of eens cs greene gate aya con — coon — Reesponsi~| voputation behind him ia Washington ass Sales of Leasonuble terms to responsible partic. Look | Admission ~—igliamaaaaal ttetieseumeeri ode Ghee 08, a Gh he eenconions sali base ball player than any other who Hundreds of in windows tomorrow. ee oo lock, NNUAL SUBSCRIPTION... TEN DOLLARS. u <* | Messrs, Halliday & Richardson, who are doing ‘Senatorial uniform, will bo delightful roality. We : . ever wore # Senatorial uniform, Sue mete ven ran ae pesssibogont stock, | the work on the Police Court building, deny feeling sure it will be a pleasurable surprise to | that they are sccountable for any delay in the you to see so many bexutiful things under one | work, for they have a force of about fifty men blo roof. 8.8. Suzvp & Buo., 432 thst. | engayed on the building, The sccming delay | °S —_—— — other ex-Washington catcher, as well as Hoy, 25 cents Spnrvo roller window shades. 25c., at 8. H. | hus been caused for tho most part by chenges| who is a great favorite here. Thousand pounds, jorr a commie seas ——— Subscnptious received at Mi zerott's, 1110 F sta.w, Boys’ Silver Stem Winders.$7, Vorar & Haas. | A *YAUGH'S GkAND OPERA HOUSE ————- TONIGHT AT & 500 More Dress Forms at reduced price at Last PERFORMANCE oF Domestic Sewing Machine Roome, 7 & H.n22-4t STEELE MACKAYE’s Gold and Silver Head Umbrellas, 83.50. SENSATIONAL DAMA, gned before many days are past. The league complacent, and, in fact, has promised to aid ‘lub in every possible way. The man- have their eye on Paul Cook, an- Tho justly famous Blended Coffee. = per pound Voor & Haas, ___ AUCTION SALES. Moons & Co.'s, 310 Pa. in the plans made from time to time and with KRW GROUNDS PROPOSED. package. re ong ac = = Joux A. Gnay, the the making of theso changes and the delay! Tho subject of convenient grounds has been paroet cheat prepared tobe cipro — os pire Rate, the, Direction of IY PRPS Res 1702 L street northwest, respectfully invites | caused by the difficulty in getting the material | actively considered, and several sites have been Peo serve your Christmas presents while you have Kun of 73 nights in New mee ee the attention of bis patrons and the public in | in and out of the building, much of it having | looked at with a view to the location of a park. the choicest stock toselect trom, it THE GREAT BRIDGE LARGE AND SFASONABI general that he is prepared to furnish and serve lunches, dinners, suppers, wedding re- ceptions, clubs and excursion parties. Strictly first-class, Orders by mail will receive special attention. Haas, engraver, 1206 Pa. ave, Mamrz—Our friend the “Enemy” will be at Harris’ Bijou Monday night; come stre. Harrie, Buayxets, comfortables, winter underwear, at jobber's prices; Lonsdale cambric, 10c. Bropuraps. Watt Papers. Manios Wicks, 736 13th st. n.w., is the first in this city to receive the full compiement of fail styles in wall papers, and is now prepared to do contracting for all kinds of work. Sam- ples and estimates furnished. Powgrrvt OperaGlasses, Hewpien’s,453Pa.av. Laztsess Krr1s.—Sloth shortens life un questionably, but there are many people who can't work or who work ata disadvantage be- cause of feelings of general weakness, or from some functional disturbance of the great or- | gans like the liver or stomach. Such should use Dr. Henley’s Celery, Beef and Iron, the great tonic and invigorant, and the corrector of functional disturbances generaily. People can work, and properly, too, when in health. Liveries from $15 up. iiseman Baos., 7th and E. Exautye goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere at 5. A. Moone & Co.'s, 310 Pa. ave. Pe ‘Tux Berkeley. Srarex Brau Versaxpt Bren, bottled at the brewery in Munich. Cuantes KnazMzx, agent, 737 7th street northwest. Wenpino invitation ng! ra -Haas,engraver. Brst Quatity of main springs, guaranteed @1. KC. Hives, 615 9th street aw. W. B. Moses & Sovs, F and 11th sts., Furniture. carpets, upholstery and wall papers, Will continue to offer Moquette carpets at $1.25 per yard. Not one pattern in the entire line isa job or imperfect carpet or an old pattern. Our stock is three times larger than any other in the city. Our now storage house on 22d street between M and N is now completed and we are prepared to store furniture, &c.. in small or large quan— tities at lor more per month for floor space or to furnish private rooms at $3, $5, $7.50 and $10. Sie Ih’s Azz. a Matren oF Cuorcr Whether you get a doubl: or sinxle-breasted child's suit—they are both stylisi: and we have an immeuse stock of all kinds to select from. Very pretty suits from $2 up. E1sgtax Gros., 7th and E, Visrrix cards engraved. Haas, engraver. Bruxezex is pure. Baxen's Cop Liver On axp Maur arrests cough, increases flesh, saves life. Thousands endorse it. Sold by druggists. — Screrrirovs Harr obliterated by electric needle. Reduced rates until Christmas. Hours 9to4 Mme. Ganrrer, 1321 G st. “Bromopise™ cures headache. 6 doses 250. Trovsrrs to order from ¢5up. Eiseqan Buos., 7th and E. Dox’r forget to buy one of those 40c. com- forts before itistoo late at 3. H. Moors & Co.'s, 310 Pa. ave. ae. Iurontep ginger ale $1 a dezen, at Cusanies KRaeMen’s, 737 7b st. ow. Benxexex Pure Rye Whisky. J. H. Fiaxagas, Do you know him and his terms? If not ask your friends about him. Diamonds, watches and jewelry. With W. S. Taprax, 604 9th street. Svrrs to order from €20 up. Erseman Bros., Tth and E. Five Porrnarts at Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. ave Watcnes Cieasep and guaranteed for one Year, 31. RC. Hives. 618 9th street uw. Hovse & Herumayy’s for furniture and car- pets. Cash orcredit. See adv't., page 5& s _C. A, Mupvras, 614 12th st. We Never Destxoy a contidence when once We gain it, and when we offer you a suit for $10 we kuow it is good vaiue and ve sat- isfaction. E:seman Buos., 7th and E. Feserzt’s Care. 1427 New York avenue. Everything good. erything in season. verything genteel and comfortable. Prices iow. ‘Tuanr, 813 F st. nw. ‘Tur largest lot of bedsteads in the city from £2.50up, at 8. H. Moone & Co.'s, 310 Pa. ave. ge CuasDELizrs, Maxrtov, gmger, champagne, should be in every househould. ‘Beats the imported ginger (Nou-alcobolie.) Cuantes Krazuer, 737 7th st. ow, Joux’s Restaurant, 1126 7th st. nw. vor CuILDREX ylish, in checks, stripes. plaids and mixtures, and the greatest variety Of these garments is to be found at Eisraay Bros’, 7th and E. Visrr rae Erie Caurrt Crzaxrsa Wonxs, 631-635 Mass. w. Telephone 425-2. Tux well-known firm of Johnson Brothers supply more families with fuel than any one orm hb the United Stat Ber Your Coat of J. Mavuy Dove Only Bigbest grades of family coal handled, : — = S 1 Quant or €1 Wutsky for 7 Cuaures Knaemen, 737 7th st. nw, Gatos, $4. juart, $1, and pint, 50c. Fon Comrieten es of assortment our over- coat department takes the lead. Our $10 over- to be carried by hod and bucket. They expect to be able to turn over the duilding in time for ‘Thanksgiving day. They deny that there was any fall of a ceil but state that the crown of an arch having wunk they tock it out to make a first-class job. If the weather is favor- able and no unforeseen accident occurs tho ‘Thanksgiving services for prisoners may be held at 6th and D streets northwest. pesthmnist Ensen rae HYATTSVILLE HAPPENINGS. A Noted Priest Seriously 1t—Other In- teresting Items, Correspondence of Tuk EVENING Stan. Hyarrsvitig, November 21, 1890. Father Cunnane of Marlboro’ is seriously ill at his residence in that town. Father Cunnane will be remembered for the valuable services he rendered during the smallpox scourge in southern Maryland some years ago, when he acted as priest, physician and servant in many cases during the scare. At that timo he was stationed in Charles county, and it is said that on one occasion when an old colored man con- tracted the plague and was deserted by his friends and relations Father Cunnane attended to his wants till he died and when even the un- dertaker refused the services of his grim art Father Cunnane took the body to the grave on a wheelbarrow and with his own hands buried it. New school houses are being erccted in Prince George's county at Hyattsville, Laurel and Branchville, and one is about to be built at Suitland. ‘Tbe orphans’ court for Prince George's county has appointed Messrs. KB. B. Chew, jr., and P.W. Chew administrators of their late other, W. bond in #2,2 ‘Mr. W. W. Thompson has been appointed postmaster at T. B., Prince George's county, vice J. E. Hunt removed. ‘The Southern Maryland railroad made a nar- rowescape from being sold for taxes by the collector for the county some days ago. The Dill was between $300 and $400, but was settled just im time to save it. The road has recently changed hands and, it is said, is to be rapidly pushed to completion. Kev. M. Anderson, for some time pastor of the Episcopal Church at Forestville, has re- signed his charge there to accept a call to Bul- timore. The Bladensburg public school has been temporarily closed on account of scarlet fever, hiss prevails to some extent in the neighbor- 100. H. Chow, and then approved their Couvocational services are being held in the Hyattsville Episcopal Church, Kev. Messrs. Williams, Steele, Anderson and Wail being in attendance. Game is unusually abundant in southern Prince George's this year, farmers b mere careful to protect it from the slaughter of pro- fessional sportsmen and pot-hunters than here- tofore. A local law passed by the last legisla- ture requires non-residents to take outa license before they are allowed to hunt in the county. genes 'schon eco To Attend His Mother’s Funeral. Two days ago Joseph Wilkerson, a young colored man, was before Judge Miller on sus- picion of being connected with the theft of a coat and vest from a bartender at Flynn's saloon, but the proof failed to connect him with the theft. There was proof, however, that he had been arrested on numerous occasions for theft, and on account of his mode of living Judge Miller sentenced him to the workhouse for sixty days as a vagrant. When Wilkerson was arrested his poor old mother was so over- ceme that she became sick, and when sh Jearned that he was suspected of theft she dropped dead from heart discase. Application was made to Judge Miller today for the release of the prisoner to allow him to attend his mother’s funeral tomorrow after- noon. ee Two Young Colored Thieves. wasn't gwine ter keep 'em,” said John Fleet, a colored boy who was tried before Judge Miller today for stealing three rings from a set of harness, “What did you intend to do with them?” the Judge asked. “Iwas going to give them back,” was his re- sponse. He was fined $5 or fifteen days. Another colored boy, named Arthur Black- well, was tried for stcaling. lie stole a bar of iron belonging to the Washington and Georg: tows railroad, and his father paid €5 to keep him out of jail. “Bromopive” cures headache, 6 doses 25c. * a A City Within a# City. Four hundred students have entered the ! various departments of Spencerian Business College within three months and their progress in legible, attractive penmanship, quick und accurate calculations, reliable and handsome account keeping, correct and choice language, shorthand aud typewriting, mechanical and architectural drawing. will make their ap- proaching holidays a season for special thanks- giving in their homes, since all of these couplishments betoken « prosperous care Nise Ocr Or Tes Persons one meets have catarrh ina mild oraggravated forms, aud yet comparatively few pay any attention to it, not seeming to reclize until too late that other dan- kcrolts diseases, such ay brovehitis and consumption, are very sure to follow if the trouble is uct arrested. Caterrh originates in tmpurities in the biced and re- quires coustitutionsl remedy like Hood's Sarsaps- Filla to effect @ thorough cure. CATARBH ENTIRELY CURED. disagreeable, especially in the winter, discuare frou my Lose, ringing nou painsin the Lackofmy head. Ine e‘fort to CLEAR MY MEAD coats have gained a much envied populariiy. Exaas Buos., 7th and E. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. ALpavon’s. Narioxat.—Emma Juch Opera Company— “The Bohemian Girl.” Hanus’ Buov.—The Nelson's Vaudeville. Keaway’s.—Reilly & Wood's Classic Vaude- ville Company. Asczssios Cuvncn.—Rose Tea, ——— Scenes in Egypt. The pupils of the Bigh School of the colored schovlg last evening listened to an inter- esting description by Mra.§Frederick Douglass of a series of photographs of scenes in Egypt which were projected by « magic lnatern, The [ag ms were collected vy Minister and re. Douglass daring their travels. Mr. Doug- lass, who was present, miade a ghost addrese, nw., Washington, D. C. IMPURE BLOOD. “Hood's Sarsaparilla bes helped me more for catarrh | 2438 Wictly “Tused Hood's Sarsapariila for catarrh and received grext relief and beueftt frou it, The catarrl was very | SEE ADVERTISE M using constant in my eare and fo the morning by Jawking and spitting was | Aud new style beautiful DAESS GOODS. painful. Hood's Sarsaparilla gave me relief imme- | LAVIED' CLOT PLAID DEL: diately, while in tine I was entirely cured. I am never LY without the medicine im my house, as 1 think itis worth it's weight in gold." Mrs. G. 0. GIBL, 1029 Sth st. ‘The one that is most in favor is near the ter- minus of the 7th strect cable line, just beyond the boundary, within ten minutes of the heart of tho city. The details of the new organiza- tion are yet undetermined, but it is expected that they will be crystallized next week. pnt ess cd A Hist or Cunistmas.—The annual “open- ing” of holiday goods occurs at the Palais Royal on Monday Homeopathic Free Dispensary. The Homeopathic Free Dispensary begins its niuth year with avery efficient staff of phy- sicians, Attending staff—Chief, B. F. Gibbs, M.D. ; secretary, Grace Rober: 'd.; Reginald Munson, M.D.; Kate D. Barstow, M.D.; Mal- colm Cameron, M.D.; Edward Roome, M.D. Henry Krogstadt, M.D.; Raiph Jenkins, M.T Marvin A. Custi D.; Wm. H. Heron, M.D. Leigh G. Bake Assistant surzcon to ey ear and throat clinic, W. R. Kin; M. Consulting board, G. W. Pope, bh; oc B Yinslow, M.D.; 8. I. Groot, M.D.; Lewis Raut- erberg, M.D.; J. B. Gregg Custis, M.D.; F. A. Garduer, M.D. A tea for the benefit of the dispensary will be given in the dispensary rooms, 815 G street northwest, on Tuesday, November 25, from 5 to 9 o'clock, ALARMING, DISFIGURING AND PAINFUL, CURED IN FIVE MONTHS BY THE CUTICULA REMEDIES, aa uuder medical treatment fora face, which was not only dias «reeabie, but disfigurin: deaused me much apnoy- ance. In September, 1889, it had izeressed very much in size, and one side of my forehead was badly inflamed, so that I became very auch alarmed. I was advised that the only remedy was to cut it out, and 1 was op- posed to having thixdone, It was suggested by a friend topaint it with bluestone (sulphate of copper), and this I did every moruinz; and at the same time I used your CUTICURA ever: Jeo washed with CUTI- CURA SOAP 'URA RKESOLVENT p and my scre has disappeared. It would be unfust if I didnot acknowledge my cure, and this I do voluntarily, with the hope tuat it may benefit others suflering in # similar manner. THALDLUS 81 XLET, Charleston, 8.C. A BAD FF-VER SORE. I must extend to you the thanks of one of my cus- tomers, who has been cured by using the CUTICURA KEMEDIES of an old sore caused by along spell of sickness or fever eight years axo. 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BEAVE BED COMPULTS. large size, STKc., 81, HENII:TIA ENGLISH CASHMERES, widedouble width, eacolient quailty, all coloray 230 TALLE DAMASK, Stigc., ove.. 730581, CARTER'S STRICTLY CASH STORE, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH st. from neck VALUABLE PRESENTS—felect & Situs in Ave iaiuutes without iajury ty she eek del dng preeuty with au porchaus pest re cate skin, Warranted or mouey refunded Price, @1. | Handsome Towels, worth i. ‘Sidress NEW ToUuLET, ‘Napkins, worth 7c; Pair of : [Sra EE ane, | Raescebagictug esata ‘e, the CUTICURA | 1 the blood outwardevery humor } 7 for Coffee, The Johnston Breakfast is the best. Requires no setiling. Clear as amber in the cup. Packed in pound and half- pound air-tight packages, thereby retaining its full strength and flavor, grocers, Rebato checks in every package worth money, which will be redeemed by any grocer or at our office. Jonxstoy Buos. & Co., 607-613 N.Y. ave., Wholesale Tea and Coffee 1t Dealers for the southern trade. Voigt & Haas, Jewelers, 713 7th st. nw, It Saltzstein, the jeweler, sells the finest and cheapest American Watches in the city. Ke- serve your Christmas presents while you have the clioicest stock to select from. It article of jowelry advertised will be ition in our windows tomorrow for your inspection. Vor & Haas, It New Domestic Fashion Review for winter'90, Price 2c. Given away with every urchase of 30c. worth Domestic Patterns. At omestic Sewing M + Rooms, 7 & H.n22-4t See Voigt & Haas’ Windows. Goods marked remarkably low; will pay you.1t Dr. C. W. Benson, the well-known Balti- more Specialist in Skin Discases aud Disease of the Nervous System, has opened un office in Washington, D.C.. for the treatment of all Skin and Nervous Diseases and removing super- fluous hairs, warts. moles, marks, tumors and all blemishes. Dr. Benson or his partner, Dr. E. 0, Mannakee, can be found every Wednesday from 8;30 a.m, to 5:30 p.m. at their office, 1212 Got. new. n22-6,m, t,tr Pay asmall deposit and have your jewelry laid by for Christmas. Voror & Haas, It rohit 110 Sewing Machines, ot all kinds, which we have taken in exchange for the Domestic the past mouth, at #8, $10 and $12. Must be sold to make room. All warranted perfect, At the Domestic Szwixa Macutxe Rooms, corner 7th and H sts. pew. nz2 Gold Spectuctes, $3. Voir & Haas, It Best Plated Pickle and Lutter Dishes $1.50, Napkin Rings 50c. Frank, 461 Pa, ave. * Gold Lock Bracelets, $7.50. Voiar & Haas, Speer’s Wine Has Achieved in Europe A wide reputation from its efficacy in the sick room, being one of the most pleasing and forting beverages that can bo given an invalid and at the same time is a powerful restorer, ‘The unfermented grape juice is thick and rich, just like eating the grape. it Gold Head Canes, $2. Vorot & Haas. It C. Witmer & Co., ve. 1918 Pa Leading Grocers of the West End. New Nuts, Citron, Grs Only place 8 pound: Prompt delivery. n21-2t Plated Berry Bowis, #4. Vo It Washington to rer of a Cock- tor, A food ofits. Address Ixsecr Kicten, Willard’s Hotel, represent a Hufialo manufa roach and water bi compound; uo pois! Wont’ Ton Sots,threo picces. best plate, $9.50, Re- duced from $12. Vowut & Haas, 713 7th et, Sultzstetn, the jeweler, sells the finest and cheapest American’ Watches in the city, Re- serve your Christmas presents while you have It the choicest stuck to select from, 14 Karat Ladie 1. Gold Watches, stem winding sreduced. Voror & Haas, it Gents’ Solid Gold Ri Rings 7c. up. Fras Pickle Dishes, best plate, $2 Vora & Haas. lt Crowded From Morning Till Night. Ti GREAT CONSIONMENT SALE SETTING KIGE- PRICED DEALERS WILD, This is undoubtedly the greatest sale of Fine Ciothing ever known in this city, The firm who made this consigament to us is the largest aud best kuown in the United Se ‘They prefer to dixpose of tion at lovs svoner than shut down their miense factory, thereby throwing over 1,000 nds out of employment. The stock consists of over 90,000 Worth of the Choicest Clothing, whieh will be soid at lees than actual manutac- turers’ cost, Here are a few items which merit Your attention: 85 styles of Men's Suits, $5; actual value, S11. (0 styles of Men's Sui ineinding the iamous lack Cheviots, or cutaway; actual vaiue, $16. 70 _ styles Suits, ¥10, in Corkscrews, Cheviots, Diago- nals and Cassimeres; actual value, $23, 75 styles Suits at $15, inciuding some of the finest imported fabrics; regular price @30 to $35, coats, in Beaver, Melton, Ker- sey, &c., #5; actual value, $11, 400 Dress Overcoats, all weights, $8; actual value, $16. 650 Overconts, loug and short, at $11; actual value, $24. Elegant Fur Beavers, Montagnacs, Chinchilias, Kersey: at 15; custom 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, Dear in mind, the New York Clothing Honse guarantees every garment that is sold and is responsible for every assertion made, ‘Three days’ time is given for examination of purchases; moucy refunded if unsatisfactory. ‘Make no mistake. Look for No, 311 and sign reading ‘‘Cousignment Sale.” New Youx Crorsixe Hovsz, 311 7th st nw. (White building). Strictly one price, 220-3 Plated Batter Dishes, @2.75._Voror & Hass, An Extended Popularity. “Brown's Bronchial Troches” are the most popular article in use for relieving Coughs and troubles, F4 up. Misses’ Va. ave, 1t* ir overproduc- Gold Eye Glasses, $2.40. Voror & Haas 1 Pearl Opera Glasses $5 up. Frank's. 1t* Best Plated Castors, $3.75. Vorat & Haas, 500 More of those Men's Fine Saxony Wool $2.50 German Hand-kuit Jackets, selling so rapidly at $1.49, at C, Avennacn’s, 7th and H, Donets Sewing Machine and Pattern Agency. Py Gents’ Gold Initial Rings, 24.25. it an _Voror & Haas, From the enormous sale that “Cook's Balm of Life” is meeting with it bids fair t2 be a great success, which it richly deserves, and the ilattering textimonials given by the District of Columbia Supreme Court judges and other Prominent citizens of Washington speak well for what it claims, a‘ “Bromodine” cur: dache, 6 doses 25c. ni¢tr Ladies? Gold Rings, $2 up. Voror & Haas, For the finest display of American Watches look in SaLrzsrei’s windows tomorrow. It Star Spring Water. Earatoga Star Spring Water for sale in bot- tles aud by the glass by ali druggists. Sawn C. Pater, Agent. jazo-s, tu, th150s Ladies’ Silver Stemwinders, $6. it Voror & Haas, Piles! Piles! Piles!—-Dr. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointnent is the only eure cure for Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered. It never tails tocure old chronic cases of long standing. Wituiaus Miu. Co., Cleveland, Ohio. ju25-s,tu,thlo0s Gold Chatelaine Watches, $9. Voror & JAAS, 1 The Democrats. The democrats swept many states on election day, but Cook’s Balm of Life is sweeping over the entire country curing the sick by the thou- 1t* sands, For the finest display of American Watches look in SaLizsrern’s windows tomorrow. 1t Throat Diseases commence with a Cough, Cold or Sere ‘Lhroat, “Brown's Bronchial ‘Troches” gives immediate relief. 25c. a box. 6 Silver Chatelaine Watches, $5. Vorct & Haas. it Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, Difti- dence, Sexual Weakness, Pimples cured by Dr. Miles’ Nervine. Samples irec at 6 Mretz’s Duvoe Store, 1014 F st o1et & Haas. 1t 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 Castoria jal6-th,s,tu,ly Breakfast Castor. Phillips’ Dizestible Cocoa, a delicious, fat-producing drink which does not distress, 4 _, Cook’s Balm of Life for dyspepsia, accid- ity of stomach, inflammation, sure cure. 1t* Look at Voigt & Haas’ Window Display tomorrow, 713 7th st. n.w. Don't mistake the place. it For the finest display of American Watches look in Sattzsrern’s windows tomorrow. 1t ——— No Wonder the manufacturers of high- priced liniments fear Sulvation Oil, as it is both goodand cheap, Price only 25 cents, 6 Gold Baby Rings, 50c. Voror & Haas, 1t An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm. No. 9, It charms on sight. Its use enraptur Office 437 9th street northwest. 09-2m ae Buy Your Coal of J. Mavny Dove. Only hest grades of family coxl handled, jy15-tf LECTURES. 1NCOLN HALL, DECEMBER Subject: THE RESCUE OF EMIX, Reserved seats, $1, 82, $3 and 33.50, According to location, __ Monday, November 24. TURE COURSE, LEC 21URE COURSE COURSE OUKS Cok COUL COURSE AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Dr. Gunsaulus, Dee. 5; Bishop Vincent, Jan. 14; Will Cumback, March J, gece Roberts Fet. Mit: wud, Dr, McArthur, april 10, a1. SEASON TICKETS gi. Nowon sale at Ellis’, 937 Pennsylvania ave., till Nov. 2%, atter Which BO more Will be 80) peesnar ED LECTUE - ELIAS ,Alaska, by Me. 1. C, RUSSELL. An account, illustrated by large charts and lantern slides, of the explora National Geo- ‘soc! EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &e. OUNT VERNON, THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON. Until furthor notice the palatial iron and steel steamer CHARLES MACALESTE", Will leave her wharf, foot of 7th at., daily, except Sun- day, us follows: Leave for MOUNT VERNON at 10am. Arrivein ushiugton ut 3 p.m. Fure round trip to MOUNT VEKNON, including ddiuesion to the mansion and wrounas, 1. Liewant cate on the Charles Macalester. ‘The Charles Mucalester will also make river landii as far down ax Glywont, lauding also at MARSHALL HALL going aud retumung. Furc, round trip, 29 conta, o3-tt L_ 1, BLAKE, Captain. —_———_—_————— ee —* “STAGE EXCURSIONS 2 Bay Wed. and pun, 3 p.m A TRIUMPH OF SC’ NIC REALISM, A COMPANY OF EXCELLENT ANTISTS, THe KED HUZZAK COMIC UrERA CO, wire MARIE 1 MPEST. MAKIE TEMPER’ } «SEATS NOW ON SALE. NEW Nationa THEATHE. Last appearance of the EMMA JUCH GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY, THIs (Saturday) EVENING, Balfe’s Popular Grand opera, THE BOHEMIAN GIRL, MISS JUCH as “ARLINE” First time in this city, NEXT WEEK THE GREAT F dree Ornaments, Materiais tor mal Jamp Shades, &e. 4. JAY GUULD'S, Oth bet, u Wt GHAM, SO} ham of Albaugh's "The tention to. the he is prepared to furnish on short notice, furnished, Cail or addcess G12 ig. November 22. in, the Su ‘of the Ascension, 12th street PURITAN MAIDENS, PURITAN COSTUMES. The success of the Teaon Friday Evening encourages its projectors to rejeat it this (Saturday) evening. Admission 10 cents. ipuasssaivine NIGHT PURITAN ROSES, FOUNDRY M. E. CHURCH. GRAND CONCERT By a vortion of the GEORGETOWN AMATEUR ORCHESTRA, EMINENT LOCAL TALENT. Admission 25 cents. Leet music wat, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, ESTHER, The Beautiful Queen, Will be rendered by a large chorus, assisted by an ex- cellent cast, under the supervision of JOHN A. ROEDER, Musical Director, A. A. SOUSA, Stage Director. Reserved seats, 50 and 75 cents,on sale at J. F. Ellis & Co.'s, 937 Pa, ave. 215, 19,22,24-4t RRM THE ORPHANS. Seventh Annual Donation Party and Sociable, under the ausp:ces of the CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA, of the benefit of ST. JOSEPH'’S MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM, v NOVEMBER 27. 1890, AT 8 O'CLOCK, In the Light Infautry Armory, 15th st, n.w, Tickets, 50 cents, The Catholic Kmghts of America again apy benevolence of the citizens of t tubia to atl them in exsisting charze of the orphans to maintain ts wanter, thus security hare q ne Hebrew Rumenie Overs Coi yaanageinent of the » i BecHorr coxcenrs. BISCHOFF CONCERTS. BISCHOFF CONCERTS, BISCHOFF CONCERTS. a JANUAR’ FEBRUARY 18, v OF 2. BALL. K, ‘Third Grand Annual Ball ur tote, No. 3, Knights of R on . No 2G, 1890, Tickets, admit: nan and Ladies, nl9-at i ANACOSTIA LODGE, NO. 21, NEW MASONIC HALL, ANACOSTIA, D.C, OPENS AT 7:30 P.M. ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1890, AND CONTINUES TEN DAYS, ‘Music and Dancing every evening. HA us’ BIJOU THEATER Week Commencing MONDAY, NOV. 17, ‘The Mixhty Monarch of the Amusement World, The one Great Historic Success, NELSON: WORLD COMBINATION. Noxt Weck-HELD BY THE ENEMY. PROF. SHELDON'S, i004 F Br, only rtrictly frst-clasr dauicine acadein) A tull corps of efficient oasistants, On, ays aud paturdays. Send for circular. s1-Omi .N DEC. MUELLE eee as of for seasons” 1800-01, WEDNESD, and SATURDAYS. Circulars at the : _NOTARIES PUBLIC. MMISSIONER a sv: ¥ BY. ip vauntios nus “nt Gs™ SUITS SCOURED AND PRESSED, $1. ‘Coats, 500, Pants, Vests, 250. ~~ Altering end Repsiring neatly dona, C-cvus called tor and delivered. 2, A. REEVES, 814 K st. nwo Under whe Mrederick, 3u7-6m UsIC_MUSIC—MUBIC — 2 er music for ail occasious; orders left at 7th ae.. oF music stores ; telephoue No. 1044-4.n5- Lamu" aig ae STOCK OF FANCT ERX, LADIES" AND GOODS, N ‘Ts ETS, CAPS, 200 Pi GUM - &e. GROCERIES, TIN WARE. "GLASS WAKE: ALSO A LOT OF SILVER WARE, KEVOLVERKS, &e. Altogether making avery attractive sale of desirable aud seasonable go jon, without limit or re. arity fom, MONDAY. HOVEMEER SALE OF SUBURBAN Lanp. I will sell to the hichest bidder on THURSDAY, THE TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, OCK oon the premises, Tracts of Laid. one conta’ HM acre 1800, AT FOUR commanding heights Just west of Washiugton city, about one-fourth of distant from the new iton Free Bridge at Georgetown, Will be sold without ro- »OW down when prorerty is struck off on ome-thi be paid in tweuty day's, bal- youre, map of couniry surrounding Washington, with plat of laud to be sold AMES E. CLEMENTS, Attorney-at-Law, ISzLF st uw, Washington, DC, W 4° TER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctioncers. PEREMPTORY SAL BRICK DWELLIN Sp base BE. FIFTH STREETS MLLK FIRST, AT FOUR any foot alley brick dwel NITION OF TED. ms of sale: One-third e mouths from day of of trust on property sold, option; all conveyancing, & #100 down on each piece of p sale: and if the terms of sale ar within ten days trom day © Tesold at risk and cost of di chasera, vALI nd ‘ash, at purchaser's at purchaser's cost. ty at the of not complied wit property will be faulting purchaser or pur- WILLIAMS & Co. Auctioncers, Auctioncers, Pennsylvania ave, nw. Rees, DARK SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ANOTHER LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY OF FINE NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITULE OF EVERY DESCKIPTION TO BE SOLD TUE DAY, NOVEMBER TWEN1TY-FIFTH, 1890, AT TE. O'CLOCK A.M., WITHIN OUR SAI ROOMS, 920 PENNSYLVANIA AV WEST. ‘THE COLLECTION EMBRACES PARLOR SUITES IN ALL WOODS AND UPHOLSTERINGS, CHEV AL AND SQUARE GLASS OAK CHAMBER SUITES, DDING, DNIERS, HAT RACK IN WALNUT AND OAK, OAK AND WALNUT DINING CHAIRS, IM- PORTED JAPANESE 5CKELNS, PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS, TOILET WARE, PIER MIRRORS AND PORTIERES. ALS9, LOT MISFIT AND BECOND-HAND CARPEPTS, ALSO, SEVERAL LARGE ALABASTER VASES SUITABLE. FOR HALLS OR CHUKCHES, and a galaxy of other goods too numerous to mention. Goods now on FREE. Exhibition and uutil hour of sale. SPECIAL SAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR y TCs 2h, 100 si OTHER Pi E _SIDEBOAKDS, WAL NSIUN TABLE N- OGEINER WITH AB 00 ‘AKATE LOTS OF YERBONAL ALso, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, One Vault Door, in perfect order (cost 100), one nearly new Mosler Safe (combination lock), one fine Dieboid Combination Safe, several other Safes by different makers. Aso, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. ‘New and Second-hand Vehicles of various kinds; @ HANCEL REAL & CK P.M, the foll dx deecribed real estate, lying cud beiux in the city of Washington, iu the District of Columbia, to wit of jot uum. Dbered fourteen (14) 1 the subdivision of (Wollard and Green's) the lots im equare uuuubered uinet) seven on. ‘Terms of sale: One-half of the’purchese money cash and the balance in ons two years n pb of sale, the deferr-d payments to secu by deed of trast upon the perty sold, to Lear interest at «x (i) percent paid, o all cash, at t tion of the purchaser. A deposit of 8200 will be tuted of the purelaser “or pu sale. The terms ot sale to be complied with fou days from the day of saze or the property will to resold at the risk aud cost of the defeuiting pure chaser, All conveyancing and recording at the pur- chaser's cont. ‘CHARLES WALTER, Trustee, 344 Dt. n.w, A>. A, WALTEK, Solicitor, 1006 F st. nw. DUNCANSON is Tureniat Lass. Ifyou want the whitest, brightest and best light, superior to the electric light, get the IM- PERIAL LAMP, guaranteed to give entire sat- isfaction, burns less oil and will not get out of order, Call andsce them burning before pur- chasing. Lamps of all kinda. Piano, Banguet and Library Laps. Fancy Stand Lamps. Also in Brass and Nickel. Pull line Fancy Shades and Artist Materisis, Agent for Prstt's Astral Oil FRANCIS MILLER, nlé-tod24 305 and 307 9th st ow, Your Szors Anz Auways Pousuzp WHEN YOU WEAR PATENT LEATHER MEN'S LADIES, MISSES’, BOYS' AND CHIIn_g-~q rt