Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1890, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. SLOCAL MENTIO ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILL KIGHT A. M. TUESDAY. the District of Columbia, Delaware, Mrciand and Virginia, fair, except light rain | PME, 8& Bouse physi on the Virginin coast tonight; northwesterly ener meee ed day Bight borane ‘ohn Meloy, a cripple, who got drunk yester-| were Messrs. Hills, Wade, Grenfell, King and e 1 condition of water at 7| day. was fi Se hae meen te ‘condition, | Milier today °° °F Mfteem days by Judge | Jones and Messrs. Mosely, Dickerson, Brewster 36. Receiving reservorr. temperature, 40. Con-| Saturday evening about 7 o'clock the ex-| Perry and McKinney. Messrs. Wilson dition at north connection. 36: condition at} plosion of a railroad torpedo on Pennsylvania | Pickett acted as umpires. Two halves of five south connection, 36: distributing reservoir, | avenue near 6th street caused a large crowd to minutes’ duration were played. Dr. Grenfell of r 37; condition at influent gate | guther there. A heed wee ae tian commission during the war and onid i emperature, 37: cond ate | gather there. i passed over disseminat soldiers Wick is ite ier WS fas How a | "Ee ABO casageen ot dronten | wert he apbease eet Eel mark tie | Sad nor ence of eho ed ei a er, 10:25 pam. ‘ose Mil - ooh im the river, 4:19 p.m. ness when tried in the Police Court today. ‘She $ech halt, thus winning the game by a score of | fut nature. The higher the moral qualities of dco asoldier, the Secretary said, the better soldier : — was Bran Twos 1x Mixp.—What better could you | “Sibert Erode coheed ne drank yester: FENCING, BOXING, ROWLING,RTC. find for Christmas than a handsome parlot or | day and because Polioeman Feet advised him to | ‘These bi-weekly athletic meetings are be- | be will make. AMUSEMENTS. Among Soldiers and Sailors Commended. Secretary Proctor presided at a public meet- ing beld-yesterday afternoon at Foundry M.E. Church under the auspices of the United Chris- tian Commission. The meeting was in the in- terest of the moral welfare of the army and navy. After prayer by Rev. Dr. Bartlett the Secretary of War in the course of a brief speech spoke of the work done by the Chris- tion of Dr. P. J.'Mur- aician, were adapted. $ dead body of a colored infant was found in a sewer trap on 15th street northwest Satur- An interesting game of water polo was played in the pool atthe Columbia Athletic Club House Saturday evening in the presence of a large crowd of tors. The two teams No Asm, No Atvcm, No Apvtrenation o « WAUSHALE st MANSH ALS pare, found trip. aS cent panel Monday, for one week. Don't fail to procure oy Checke hes! with every 25¢. worth Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder. Condensed Milk Flavoring Extracts, &c. Granulated Sugar, 65; cents. “A” Sugar, 6 cents. We will this . ¢ mill commence giving away thie magnis. A COACH LINE a A erty Arline Soldiers’ Home. vam rndse, Week anc Sun. Cirvetaxns iS BIIOU THEATER. ae erie which eroee plese aed eeeut have another opportunity to get drunk for two | the club and invitations are eagerly sought by | Sytz.409 Ey the chisnahie’ ti ta taoral tot Powdered Bagur, § emia. PSR Ros Mew Rank the ‘year round. than one which is used for | “Wiliam Johnson, a om outsiders. The next meeting promises to be un- | religions condition of the soldiers and. sailors. Fine Flavored Coffees at 25, 28 and 90 cents. uted Uy a strat ca Pree ntbriiting snd thoeresting sarthatake effect, simulta- man. whose | usually interesting, as there will probably be | ‘The soldier was now. better fed and better swith an eruption of Mount Vesuvius—Yi'umina- Whe: IN DARKEST AFRICA, at to tive for aboliday | {ewan badly scarred, plead guilty before the | foncing, boxing, broadsword contests and Other | clothed than formerly, he seid, and this hart 6 Coffee ground fresh while you wait. BY MENRY M. STANLEY Our 33c. and 35e. Java and Mocha Coffee in gift, i ‘ourt ‘today to a charge of vagrancy, | good features. t deal to do with his self- t. Amon] stands unequaled. Complete in two votumes.ot a Se Seen sce cea son 7k orvesh eee | and was given a home for two months. or. Bobert Leding has donated a handrome Qviseprovemente und veterans off tate date Oe New Crop Teas at $5, 40, 50, 60 and 80 cents ee od got semsething that will be sure te prove | It was Mr. Abram Frey who presented & | silver loving cup to. the club to be given as an peat trader had lost his grip, and asa result pound. Our new crop of Movune Teas at #1 AB exttth ZO copies te alm ready. elcars sem tcgher aut soccer ‘Sea- | ¢TAVOU portrait of ¢x-Postmaster John W. Ross | individual prize in bowling. The tournament drink question had been turned over to the per pound is excellent and deliciously flavored. scat Rear # sonable as well ue nseful ard ornamental pitta | stggeg.cr? POSt fee, and not Mr. Myers, as | for this ize will begin early in January and it | authorities of the Inspections and dress Our Java and Mocha at 38 cents per pound CHALLIS BCETENE HOR, . me ale L. in the clu) i cannot — hecription of this kind, purchased 2: Mr. Kuden’s, will | " Messrs. Hoover & Snyder, shoe dealers, have | #4 ore ool Se eereey ts alent bets parades on Sunday had been ubandoned andare | Keeps Porter equaled. arse now held on week days. Chaplain Nave then ide be delivered before “Christman and can be paid Handsome presents given away with every i, | entered suit against Hathaway, Soule & Har-| taken in the tournamentand the big silver cu ke of the necessity for religious teachers at FOR THE und of Thea-Nectar Tea and A. & P. Baking ail for after the holidays. A smcll deposit only is | ington, a Massachusetts corporation, for | k “Ledi + is well worth work- ai s Serpgiocoraas. Pyete HOLIDAY TRADE. seat o tS ieevagia required. woke Pog ee lees known asthe “Leding eup,' is we! the military poste, and arguefl that if well: T. All delivered free to any part mn * ae favored communities like Washington had of the city. Punetuality our motto. "Fresh er Se See pitas Gaiinwsomenie:. [ou cou ee mininers_ oft the Suit: | teleuds for Xtoss Presents tn tue way of ‘ss | No eltany Tobie Gompiets © thout Our Geode ar. Our surpassing line of a . puffs | ™ n \ . THE FOOT BALL CHA) 10% ‘. cel inly they were a nec ity at mili- - a iy Complete Without Our pask Sout-ia bands is unique in its extent ana | New Orleans claimant), died in this city yester- try stations. Promotions, he said, should be MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. Co-operative—Onur customers our advertiners. beauty day. ItRemains With the Columbias—Their Defeat | made with reference to the moral ‘qualities of | We bave prepared s very attractive line of We wish all users of Tens, Coffees, Baking Pow- Fraxe & Sox. One Price, cor. 7th and D sts, | 4 woman — i re. Wot este of the Kendalis. the men chapels s shonld be erected, books. fare POPULAR GOODS, a Condensed Milk cto bear in mind that “No damaged goods.” el y nished and gymnasiums and other means Such as y purchasing from us they participate to a . a symptoins of insanity and the police took charge | |The foot ball championship of the Distr soe amusement provided for the soldiers. All these | NECK DRESSING IN THE VARIOUS SHAPES, | large degree in part of the profits, which we Possen’s Ick Cream. of her. remains with the Columbias, who have earned | things, he insisted, could be accomplished if | ALL-LINEN HANDKEKCHIEFS, IN PLAIN | give presents of beautiful houschoid = Just the thing for the holidays. that proud distinction by their remarkably | the public would demand it. WHITE AND FANCY BORDERS, SILK HAND- | articles, China Ware, Glas Ware, Tin Ware, AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR, nN P ” P - ___l4a7 New York ave. clever playing throughout the season. Satur-" Rev. Dr. Newman of the Congregational| KERCHTEFS, ELEGANT MUFFLERS, GLOVES, | Clocks, Crockery, Wooden Ware anda thousand —_- Vy tats torn, Pa. ave. and 14th et, Washineton.D C. POINT “COMPORT improved: hot and oid me, stewtts bem Open ‘nil years cok and upward. UNO beware —-—- STOLEN JEWELRY AND BONDS. EBBITT HOUSE, 4 omater : veo. SUSPENDERS, | UMBRELLAS, COLLARS, | other articles {oo numerous to mention. Our NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMOR} nn axe until 8 o'clock before | Burglary at the Residence of Mrs. Ellen M.| day afternoon the Columbias defeated the | Church, Representative B. M. Cutcheon and] — SUSPE “ a Y, —_— - | day = others made addresses in the same line. CUFFS, HALY HOSE, NIGHT ROBES, CUFF | préfits are based upon a business of over six 1 = ‘ Christmas.” W. B. Mims & Sons, cor. th Gay While $he Was at Church. Kendalls by a score of 40 to 4, and this victory Kdrosses in the samo line. BUTTONS, SCARY PINS, Be., be. millions 4 year, a small percentage of which | THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1800. BICYCLES. ee A burglary was committed in this city yes- | leaves them in undisputed possession of the GEORGETOWN. KEEPS SHIRTS. will amply repay ux. No other Louse can give = a ee You—know the place. terday at the residence of Mrs. Ellen M. Gay, a/ field. There was not a very large crowd on There a no better Holiday Present than a few of | you the same quality of goods at anything like ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCE. X88 PRESENTS axp amma. bn Tg ” widow, who is a clerk in the pension office. | hand to see the game, but those who were there | con:yor’ STUDENTS TAKEN SICK AFTER pisiter, | {y!" "ue Divas Shirts. KOMSC. brad, Ode. ; K- progisioeti besides, you share in part of the Sa a ist RICKS ANI PICA si gy ge coment ‘UPPIMAS. | Her home is at No. 1510 U street northwest, | sw an interosting though one-sided contest. If| About seventy-five students and two or three | aids All are cordially invited to call at oar stores | EW NATIONAL THEATRE. |. FINEST CACEING MIS IN TE iy, Powsnrvr Ovens (s.ssses. Hemrten’s,458 Pa.at | and the thieves entered it by means of a skele- | all the Kendalls had played like Ryan, one of | of the faculty of the Georgetown University | We were fortunate enouch to secures large line of | and inxpect our Lew noel of Pers Cote wake : mas Oren dip and corning arte of wastructions BL. Gasse Canwress Exuuessen. ton key while she was atehurch. On her return | their half backs, the championship might now | shortly after dinner yesterday became yio- | ALI-LINEN HANDKEKCHIEPS before the advance | ing Powder, Condensed Milk und presents which ‘Week Opening Monday, Dec. 15. Tan . Lampe of all makes, designs and prices. she discovered that every room in the house | be out at Kendall Green. in the second half | Jently ill and were seized with fits of vomiting, | Prices, consequently offer you these goods at the | we have im| : 2 . 2 ported and secured expecially for the w. 3. is AND GIRLS BICYCLES ; the ball was put in play near the center of the | which Insted during the evening and night, Dr. | QLD PRICES. Au clewant Alllinen Initial Handker- | holiday wt 8 Bricacbrac, vases canteLabra and thousands | Mud been visited, and that every trunk, burean, | eld, anu Hiyan, With ibe leather sirmly und°r | “eorge Ts Magruder Surgeon Generale Hamil | Wt! 240r 81. Our ie. Mandkerchies are a pret | MORUMEE procure a copy of our Christmas rLenEnoR POR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS of pretty things in rcelain, de. closet and chest had been ransacked. Articles | his arm, started oi down toward Colun:iin's | ton and Dr. C. HA. Klionschmidt were sume | in. Gegliay shiaa tejuspea tae panel entitled COMEDY COMPANY. cory mrticls waoched ior pieec Sige of clothing were piled on every floor, but the | goal and cluding all of the cleven men veczred | moned andat once began an investigation: They | nse above. _Tiaying diwiuete come saa We have the larrest and best stock in the city. Seer open this ovek til psa. burgulars took nothing except valuable articles, | “ touch down aiter a ran that was really extra- | cajled fora menu of the dinner, which comprised. ; Grand Opening Day Monday, December 15, becourasig = = re ‘Our line of Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Safetion i very Pen SS Supp & Buo., 492 th st. | jewelry, bonds, de. Among the articles of money | Shane gutters the welbeipal ferberee, of (cnet SOUP, leg of ae Ge KEEP MANUFACTURING CO., Big Al os Wednesday Evenings THE RIVALS. complete. We offer these goods from 6:30 t0 @13%: ——" Ng ee * | Butterworth’s were the principa es of | maxhed potatoes, canned corn fried onions and ts seintond m't forget the Rehable ‘Ten Houses— 4 Leamag Suxsimtx Givrs must be useful as well as Jewelry was agold watch, a bracelet, c., worth | the game, although » number of other good | cream putts. ‘The physicians were convinced OLIVER P. BURDETTE, The Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., 501 and 503 | “#49 Matinee, Lise! GRO. 8. ATWATER & 00., handsome. Whether it be gloves, hosiery, | altogether about $180. In a trenk was a small | individual plays were made, ! that either the canned corn or the cream puffs 4357 thst. now. | 7th st. n.w., cor. of 7th and E; 1620 14th st. now; Thursday, BEIR-AT-LAW, wor braces you may want, we've got| box. From this box the thieves took four | | The spectators were surprised and many of | had caused the sickness. Remedies were ad- | SOLE AGENT FOR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. | 3104 M st., Georgetown. Friday, HEIR-AT-LAW, 20-3 1424-26 Deunsylvania ave. im superb Varieties. 31.000 coupon bonds of the St. Lonis and Iron | them indignant at secing wuealled-for slugging | ministered to the sick, and this morning all, | _al3-ot Mt N. H. Bowmax, Manager. Saturday Evenings, HEIR-AT-LAW, =—=—_—_— ————_ » & Sox, One Price, cor. 7th and D ste. | Mountain railroad, Arkansas branch, being the part of one or two of the Columbias. | with the exception of one or twe, were able to = ——- “No damaged goods.” numbered 735, 736, 737 and 739. ¢ Kendall boys were no mateh for the Co- ‘The polic _ DENTISTRY. cond to the duties of the day. at the | lumbias, being much lighter, and there was no vestiguted 11! ROR were notitied and Detective Horne a z The Consignment Sale now going on at the EVANS AND HOEW4n their Edition de LARA W. McNAUGHTON, DENTIST, 7 a ae House to make au investigation. He found | need for the big texm tol add suggizig to] oy) yg Dat On MRE GAMRINS, New York Clothing House, 911 40h se hew., will AKLOK MATC ated” | Dit te areaune ot Monsen aneeims, Daat Wise 5 things in the condition already mentioned, and | strength and skill, It didn't look well fora| The many friends of Mrs. Emelia en continue two weeks longer. This immense | pL TL 1 ad The Great Atlantic and Pacitic Tea Company | concluded that it was tho work of an expert | six-foot Columbia man to strike to the ground | (wife of Mr. Darins Gaskins), who had beer ill stock, consigned to us from a large manufac- | ** Bc isasatoheeretetaameuenes bas published a beantifal ‘a man not much more than half his size. Some Christmas panel size 1x29, Sait ooo tar tha nekae, Gece baa cotecad it | of tue apackstorsipecs saclineatia'take 0 bared tite “Sameeare Darling.” which has besa so | © tke his chances. in the slugging to make things little more much admired | pur patrons and art lovers. eae a . Playing Grandmother is the pleasing title of Several Slight Fires. our new panel picture for Christmas. It is} A slight fire took place Saturday original and copyrighted by us and ean be pro- | in the fruit store of S. G. Cassassa, 6th street | J only at ovr stores. Given away with one | and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.—Yester- a day morning « fire occurred at house 32 B ; Hubbard ‘Ua Mouday, December 15th to the 27th. street northeast, occupied by the government. | Prought . Our 38e. and 35c. Java and Mocha coffee stands | But little damage was done.——The fencing at | for many months of consumption, will be grieved upon learning that, she died early yes: terday morning at her residence on 36th street | 7 " = just south of Prospect Cottage. The funeral Tus 1s Tur Seasox Or Mr. Charles H. Boynton was the referee of | services will be held at her late residence, 1210 afternoon | the gimeand Mr Lindsey Dennison the ampire. | S6¢h street tomorrow afternoon. wo tens were composed as follows: ieelinsapean The Cook Park foot ball team, under the captainey of Duncan Bradley, visited Alex- andria Saturday acrushing de- feat. But one haif was played, the score then CHRISTMAS WEEK. oe Commenciny Monday, December 22. turer, must be sold by January 1. Our instruc- tions’ ure to convert every garment into cash — regardless of actual value. We are selling Men's Overcoats, beaver and chinchilla, at =4: re- duced from $11. Better grade ‘Dress Over- coats, twenty styles, at $7: reduced from $16. Elegant Dress Overcoats, in kersey, melton or chinchilla, at $10; reduced from £21. Storm Overcoats and Cape Coats at $6, £8, 610 and #15; worthdonble. Men's Suits at $4: reduced. from $8.50. All wool Black Cheviot Suits («1 and cutaways), everywhere at ENTAL TSPIRMARY TEETH D> il teeth inserted without chante, exes t at L5H st. now., Deutal Depart na University. from hte opin. Augiriary COMPANY, Presenting the New York Casino's latest triumph, JOY, GOOD-WILL AND CHEER ‘How will you manifest yours? Our Equitable Credit System offers all an excellent method of securing & __ PROFESSIONAL. Cusack “Left guard. eet oe ae ree : Pune ante “ (epee ME DREAM ME ONLY WONDERPUL We will not atten ae ibe it, but we | ue cOmMeE of uth and 8 streets northeast was | Tavlor Left tackle Bed omg tee ae es re the hes HANDSOME CHRISTMAS PRESENT onitne a ee Min a fe will not attempt to descril mat we | by boys Satarday.-——Yesterday | Leftend y ¥ © ede Byrd - SEATS OPENS ale al eventa of will say that it is the finest piece of lithographic | <fteong5T*, BE Poms, ‘place in howe 1911 | Ne NOTES, aE ieee ee £9; every pair reduced froin double the pri THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, aisat wuiap arou 109.20, work ever produced in this or any other coun- $5 will Duy any: pair of pants in the how giving you choice of $7, +8, ¥10 P Make no mist i y gem street, caused by children playing with | 8 es. Loss about $50. The house w, by B. HB. White and occupied by ¢ ‘The cold snap Saturday night caused the Toc et aS RACY, | RE HAP try. Potomac river to be frozen from shore to shore, ~ - According to our custom in past years, we th ‘Voy ant and astroioist,t Don’t fail to procure a copy. ; : = with cauly haan ‘Wondetal hicaltnc power. vtite nth, however, rapidly melted the ice shall from this time forth accept orders for signment fale. We have no connection with and becky’ dates. “Don't fail we'eee thhntads” ie We particularly recommend our Java and is. ——This morning a fire took place in ies pox ae Gatisbaas Neamt gisele, any other house in this city. Every garment STi a eo ee a omen a 53 Q street, occupied by T. O. Hamil- ‘The National Council of Women. 2 z sieiciizess — is warranted; money refunded if unsatis- ‘Sc. and $1 per pound: ) ton. Loss, £73. will be a meeting of the Children’s our coffee at 2 pound will make a de- ae The Woman's Nationel Press Association, at | Chrismas Club tomorrow afternoon at 3 Raene eae nee sore naee ee amet: Satn--tae Youn Come lightful drink. Splendl mized tens at ‘50c. per wmeiecene ae its last meeting, voted to become an auviliary | p.m. in the office of the supervising principal muse ati e oanaaee. be gg Be Tal prophet pound. Our own brand of the Thee-Nectar | 15 u,9 xaiter of The Evenine Star z attonal Cossnell of Women, and Mrs, M. | ofthe Curtieachool bailing, | 0 = : sia ae ee rprateel tacether, vauinen ‘apeegy tea at 6c. per pound will e any $1 per — etter ighs is oi delegate anc ‘the fnnerai of Miss Achsah Davis took place ‘, ce ar uscem@ an busines. retuoves taully trout pound tea to be had elsewhere! ¥ SEPSS | Will you not, before it is too late, raise your | ee at Bellevue, her’ lute residence. "The Or a memento of general utility in the Names clegantly engraved on our Peart) 4s y stiee nertiE fb Linco, Me. Geonse W. | Botees sav sm \eomnean, love cap haar Remember our stores: 508 7th st. n.w., 1620 | voice in regard to the great error about to be | 8. Lockwood alternate. A committee consist- ns were interred at Oak Hill cemetery. SL Pocket Knives. Waxroub's, 477 Pa. ave. 1t* | Litletidie, Mr- dames Watson, Mins Nauinie Colton, | Kaowieteit, At Uanew combentit pith wt oF Georgetown branch: 3104 M st. We | perpetrated in the facing of the Lafayette | ing of Mrs. Lockwood, Sirs. Crandall and Mrs, |= Bring Us Your Order for Se NNT OT | Renton Oem, Sab Seeem / have also branches in all the principal markets, | statue? Placing it on that admirable corner | M°uney was appointed to arrange for a rec I ready money be not at command the in- —_| Currants, Citrons, Figs, Spices, Coo! / where customers will be given the strictest af. | tion to the women who wil be here in February GP Boy Brandies, New Prunes, Large New English —— tention. why not have all the advantage of the corner } at the conventior of the National Council. Save Luar Boys significant First Payment can be made upon & ae er Parlors, 503 12th st. mn. Give us a call and be convinced. Walnuts and Confectioner’s Sugar, Strictly e and Fresh Rousted Coffees, Extra Fine Formosa, Oolong and Gun-powder Teas. Granu- | viet! apes 7 Wy res orders only; Ex- tra Fine Quality ble itter. Use our Broad TI 4 Run Creamery Butter once: you'll want no, ‘The Greatest Minstrel Soria ties in the Workd. other. Iemember, Granulated Sugar, 6c.,with | SPECIAL MATINEE MAS DAY. ‘Which are now replete with a handsome lina orders for Coffees, Tea, &e., only. | Secure crate, Avot the Jan. Beware of, sferule- etc nosee itt M. & P. Merzcen, 417 7th wt. now. © WG. etaerot gone ddI Bat: WE: Saved from Consumption by Dr. Bull's amiaainsmceeae terete "yy al Cough Syrup, the people's remedy. 1 The Terrible Slaughter WEIGHTMAN SCHOOL at mahsig Of Clothing at the Great Manufacturers’ Sale | CURTIS’ HALL, 0 8T. BET. 22D AND 33D N.W., will positively close on Saturday. Men's Over- | TUESDAY, DEC. 161H. 8 O'CLOCK P.M. coats in twenty different patterns at £2.75. | , Philliarmonic Quartetie; Miss Mendgand Mi and face it on the diagonal. Placed on the —_ And save the giris—from their iutense sufferinzs from corner and facing either street is a mistake. The Choral Society and Oratorios, serotule and other foul humors im the blood by giving: vee Ninety-nine out of one hundred say an sho} The communication signed “T.W.C.” in Sat- | them Hoods Sarsaparilla, “‘Lhousaids of parents are street between 13th and 14th. eo, oe hat would be necessary nw. In no city in Jest raz Tarxe vor a Cunrstxas Grrt.—If | f Pi melnr pair -~ Bs Trepp ginger’ ose. gy such eee for a holiday present get one of those £35 par-} December 12, 1890. aa tay eae Seewey Soitat EN'S, and st. nw. Just incoln Hal | ‘thing for Christmas and will outlast many arti- Persecution of Hebrews in Russia. not a seating wufticient to allow a low | ured her.” C. F. Fuller, Newton, Il, eles more costly. but not more ap} iate or] The persecution of the Hebrews in Russia was | price of admission und is without an organ, | " ea more useful. Purchase now—only small the theme of an eloquent discourse by Rabbi | Which forms an important part in al! oratorio | HOOD'S SARSAPAR) amount of cash is needed—and pay after ts iments. The organ support in the | gold by all druguists. $1; six for 5. Prepared only = | accomy ‘Christmas. Stern at the services atthe Eighth Street Syna- | 27207 Choruses of “The Mewiah” wonkl have | or before delivery, the articles in the mean- while being set apart in one of our = . ood health because of what this great blood purifier from the east. It will cost but little to change | of Dr. Ernest F. King, one of the vice presi- | few dune ior then It thoroushy erodivates all traces ts of the Choral Society, this morning. Dr. walt rheum, &c., and vitulizes and en- ing said that the Choral Society would be glad | Ficues the blood. to give one oratorio each year if proper facili- ties could be had and FIVE COLOSSAL BUILDINGS, so pounds, Pamuace, 4-90 per ton of 2,240 pounin WM. £. HODGE, ia, whicis went to her eyes. After spending quite a ,Proper support assured. | sm o: money with no Lenefit to her, we triel Hood's table for such works, has | sersuparilla. Two Lotties sreutly relieved and five APPROPRIATE PRESENTS: Sideboards in Walnut, Oak and Cherry; Hall Racks, Mantel Glasses, Escritoires, Book Cases, Toilet Sets, Fancy Rockers, Skerret, . lifferen soloista: Mr Lo Wincaker, pectetoniat, Moser gogue Saturday. He said that the unjust treat | made the concer? Inst Wednesday much more | ¥ ©: 1 HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, Corner Chairs, Divans, Chiffoniers, Cabl- Sareaulien sets Slo and eid the ae | int Mee Arrexp the reduction sale of suits and over- | ment of Israelites appealed to the humanity of | effective. “The Meseiah” can be produced at | 3 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAL, Tailor-made Overcoats and Suits at £9.50 that | at docrandat Duckett's Pharmacy. erste at ___ Essewax Buos., 7th and E. | the world and protests should be made to the | less expense than any other oratorio, and yet sits nets, Rugs of every quality, Hassocks, Easels . sell in every store in America at €25 and 230, | 24 4nd Pa. ave. nw. —= the performance last Wednesday cost in the neighborhood of $1,200. ‘Lhe society ce A Nice Presest—, Fise Pewxsare.—We | czar with a view of impressing him with have a carefully seieeted stock of imported | fact that the civihzed world was against him in and Works of Art, all ‘ Children's Suits and Overcoats at 9%. and a | FURST APPEARANCE IN WASHINGTON Morrar-srorren Sxix | | thowand other wonderful bargains at this ter- “Gheflield™ i ishit I i “Ae iat baeec hea ak | did ite part, but the effort was © ly ‘ ; SOLD ON CREDIT rible slaughter maunfacturers’ sale. og dex - pocket knives at astonishingly low | thix matter. Action had been taken at » p appreciated by the public, for the receipts fell | Accurately describes psoriasis, the second great skin a Riley building, cor. 9th and E ste. HARVARD GLEE CLUB, Prices. Cas. T. Canter & C meeting in London presided over by the lord | {P S Clummerbyebodt Gile wheas: | isa 2 Sia ake a ; f * leading the duuse of these unfortunates | Ort of the expenses by about ¥ disease. Think of sheddins a quart of 8 al day, - it Hi. Frrepuanper. GLEE, BANJO AND MANDOLIN CLUBS, a ao and thé voice of Aimerica should be heard. ‘The | °&t¥ hopes to make up” this deficiency at the | ot asiimeracked, bleeding, burnin snd itching, al- eI ee he te ieee os Jegees Maxrrov Gr : ill treatment of the Hebrews must be ascribed | T2"ining concerts, which will be of unusual | 145: yeyoud iniuan endurance; halr Iceless of yone. pets, Draperies and Stoves. Gold Glasses. 1. Avexaxpen, 477 Pa. ave. ar ‘That you will tnd at —— — shoulé be in every household. | wy oily to religi ns prejudice, and unten i eee eee eae, | Sutterins hardly to be appreciated. Ix not this a aifi- My frst oon to bus ree MASONIC TEMPLE, 4 ergata at Reena ean. None solic. ‘_ heart of the ezar be wholly devoid of humane 3g 8 | cult si scalp disease to cure? And yet CUTI- _ 'y first great offer is a Solid 14k. Gold Stem- | WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 1890, AT Gecided novel Caantes Krapwen, 737 7th st. nw. | feelings the united voice of humanity will be ‘Transfers of Heal Estate GEA ia Gali ka ae wind Ladies’ Watch for twenty doliars. Cannot teeta - NN POP K OK FRE RRR ——— Fre mle thang Y Deeds in fee have been tiled as follows: E, | CURA has cured tuousinds ot just such cases. 5 iia, plicated in the U. 8 fer the price. There EER DRS EY he : 5 a 3 ds das fol z. ‘ ated ia the U. 8. fer the price. Sd ee eT ee ee a M. Darneille to F.T. Browning, hulf interest : a limited number of them t¢ sell. Call ut win tent Ra BP BK Ee, Rk — Intercollegizte Alumni Association. T.E. Wi: CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, once before maar me - Mew. Melvitie W: Flier, XN Dpp K Kk kee ROM a The annual meeting of the Washington | to R. M. Watts, sub 14, sq. 208; £1,700. =. a, at Soweler 608 Teh at 'n.w. | Madame, itouero, Hou r __Essemas Buos., 7th and E. | branch of the Intercollegiate Alumni Associa- | Klopfer to M.J. Hannaha sq y i 917, 921 AND 923 7TH ST. —— dae ann i Rewewner _have an opportunity to | tion was held at the residence of Mrs. Herschell | . , Leismon, sub | We are offering the t@lowing inducements, vi Old Rye Whisky, 75c. qt. Metzaen’s,7th HE ve your portraits finished in season for Xmas. | Main, 2009 Massachusetts avenue, Saturd 103, sq. 86 AND @27 AND G36 MASS. AVE. N.W. ng Guo. Puixce, Fotografe 1th and Pa. ave. Christmas Presents, Borden to Bertha | Cauned Tosuatoes (Swan Creek brand). S : Christmas Presents, B. Fonda to | er the business meeting. at which | Coblenzer, pt. Com (Shriver), Aft Howse & Hixuxaxy s for furniture and car- a page ee a seen ae 030-4 No present ever given toa mother, wife, ; gun Gubarendh. Sucabte pane hice. Maat Hood to ¥ ah “y sweetheart, sister or friend ix more useful or | tb 9 ——— Mre Thos. S I Tf Rows. musrrowiat more appreciated than a First-class Sewing | ku % Sommanmee Gomme Chalen sted of WO | Silent, the esociation ands large mumber z a me Machine, and to be sure in getting the best fi color paintings, etchings, photographs, por- | er vite G guests listened te an interesting dis- | J: W- Backing . wining = at the most reasonable rates go to STAanN & 3 » & celain paintings, picture frames aud mouldings, | Of Invited Buests Listened te an tuteresting dis- 00. FB. Wright and Rose B. Darrell, Fisk's, 427 9th street northwest, and select | Sscted in severa, of the ‘leadin “universities of the : 35 at the art store of B. J. Laws, 1427 Pennsylva- | 7010" Of bik. 8, Le Droit Park; =—. F. Alexan- the Silent White, the king of alll machines. 133t | (me, States, from which "be, cau furnish ‘reco a es . freshments concluded the delightful ev er toJ. C. Jackson, sub 87, Chichester; Apricots. ne —— centiciven, but young ladies and ¢ Jones, to H. Smith, sub D, aq. west of 56: Solid Silver Key Rit ind Chains engraved james F. Ovster, aH Pa, . ith to - a eo to order. Watroni's, 477 es y | al ice boxes, from $3 t0 GK per set. We also bave Hand Dealer in Fine Butter, Meade’s Charge at Fredericksburg. a oe ee os © lifornia Layer Kaisins, very fue vr Ib. I Sas ee = 7 - M Kerchict and Glove Boura,in esvarted leathers, from @2 ‘ oth ot, Conter Market z eat Valencia Layer Kaisins, very : acl ae! osic - joo Hand-sewed Solid Let ite Seapeiay gree ere The anniversary of the charge under Gen. The Late Tarael Kimball. Verge et gere ctaler gs 2¢| Paavenenta Sone. Bargains, Bargain | zecetyor to's yer wis Alm Hanne oly Keaton, eipkine Ee Meade at Fredericksburg was celebrated Satur-] ‘The officers, elerks and employes of the in-| New curnuee : for all. bec Crance Colored, Handkerchief Boxes for 0c. OPEN IN THE EVENING. The best Secon and Sewing Machines ever | *«.. offered in this ity for the price, 10, $13, $15. SHELDON'S, 1003 F ST. N.W., THE tig y a . Sensinieand wwefo olay ite at mod- | With ail! attuchimenta." Guarauteed for Ave | jit ia dure cele ment fi, Ma ces. ears. pete amantante, Tueaday ursdays and Saturdays. Sendsorcircular, sl. ‘in and tucked, fall . Srany & Fiske, eee size and well avade, 25, 40 und 50c. Silent White Sewing Machines, Mt : at day evening by the members of the Pennsylvania | ternal revenue butreatt_ met Saturday afternoon | New Citron (very choice). ylts: KA. Doxovas, 904 F street, haga full | Keserve Division residing in this city by ameet- | in the rooms of Deputy Commissioner Wilson Seaton Kalai. ve os ine of handsome hand-painted searfs, choice | ing at the residence of Maj. J. H. Stine. 323C| to take action relative to the death of Leracl | U=8! Nuts (all ne . Ib. Ie i Fy i - lot wh all 23 os poreltics and beautiful cellulon! guods suite | stree: southeast. Col. W. C. Talley, presided. | Kimball, tor coat area cu Large lot of French Prunes, all sizes ng to 13e fo : i of division in one ee oe eee Resolutions were offered by Gen. MeCalmont, | that office. Commissioner John W. Mason pre- | _ Al Choice Turkeys, Chickens and Fresh Meats = Servs axp Overcoars marked down to $14.85. | which favored the © tion of a memorial hall always on Land at lowest market prices. Box to mate, $1.25. MANICURE SETS, Mahal and Lastructor of Dancin and Deport: = : “fie! : eof | Sided and J. B.'T. Tupper acted as secretary. French Embroidered Aprons, $1, $1.25, d13-2t Kooms 427 9th st. | ment at the United States Naval Acadeu a Seceerirasar hich Pteipecbicheclayeee| committee cousiating. of C. A. Bates, T. A. ‘Very respectfully, 50, 81.75, @2 and 3 ad School of Dancin, Masonic Hall, th and F ene Ladies’ Guta, oor Have You Seen the Solid Gold 14-k. | Open for season ‘Inui. WEDNESDAY Br Canervt, Ir Pays. — Many people dig their heroism of ali the Union troops engaged in that | Ct*hing and E. H. Sreckenridge reported T. H. WALKER & CO. i ii Watches offered for'$20 at Sattzsteix’s. 1t | DAYS and SATURDAYS. ‘Circulars atthe, : esolutions, which were adopted, recognizin; woods. fics dncdas ciety raves with a kuife and fork: is, they eat | action. Reminiscences of the battle and general | TOluHons. wh : P z aise 048 and 050 Ls. ave. ‘Wool Skirts, 81, $1.25 and $1.50. x 22 ti wach ant too often. OF course, dyspepain, | remarks were mace by Dr. Jamer Reiley, fe the salt wervics renders by Me: Rima rats Mobairand Satin Skirts at 82.50 and 80. paneer renrig heen a ee a flatuleney, gastric irritability and 4 nner of | Qshorn, Col. Sumuel I. Stratton, Frank Lan-|10,,the Korerment in ‘iis long sepvice im the Astrachan Capes at 94.50, 86 and 87.50. Wool Knit Jucket Depot, 7th and H. Bas 00 x & Ean Su’ intestinal complications rewult. all of which can | sing of New York, John C. Gaither, Maj. Stone, | (itn “and extending eonolence te hieuttioted Diawonal Cloth Reefer Jackets, 85, 86, Dor Sewing Machineual'ratiocs “ BR in embomed leather, for $1.75. Tn royal be cured by the use of that splendid tonic | Gen. McCalmont and Falley. Sully. Rokghtle toate wenaice es De $8, $10 nnd $13. Perfect fitting. per acy ye yn —— Ree, coll, wih toy, lek: ond tay, GS. a GUD and stomachic, Dr. Henleys Celery. Bee! and E. H. Grant, A. B. Jolunson of the light house od Lace Curtains. #1 up to $12. ast ee — oo. 85.25. Other grades and sizes up t0 $9. Keon. _@1 por bottle. Inaction is thesel gen-| “Huavar— Waar Makes Fx? Wuo Go Tusna? | i cord, and Willem Rithards of the necretary's Portleres, #5 fo $12 per pair. — Bee LEATHER ee, aie, a nae a BF Re ee ree Oi nae paek ok Oe ine aire | Sse Seca’ MAG of Ga cetqune Wario " Liesveslise: — Oss 0 | the) moet aot Old Rye Whisky, 75c. qt. Merzazn’s,7th et. goo 00, purifying prop by Rev. Frank Sewall at the Church of the Holy * : sei Bexxerey Pore Rye Wuisey. presents made. Our stock is complete at a cy SH sts o% Fy P City on Dupont Cirele last night. “And they ig aati Jess than rejular prices. . An Invention Making Sewing a Pastime, 2, Hi Ss8. 00 Sruixe is the season of lif to begin right | that were ready went in with Him to the mar- On Behalf of the Kindergarten. 5 0c. and 81. ‘Wheeler & Wilson’s New High Arm No. 9. Pay SH Sus Suse “oe? EF A and you can't be wroug in using A. B.C. Al- | ringe.” He said: ‘ituess for heaven admits to | To the Editor of The Evening Star: - handles, $1, $1.25, $1.50, It charms on sight. Its use enraptures. roo occ terative for the blood. eaves, but admission te —— does not a i oy — to say a few betel I think will on Office 437 9th street northwest. dil-tr a3 A te FFE shy = ——————— one to be there. What lamps will burn, what | be of interest to many of the readers of your 25, $2.50 ani i —— — Repeetios Saxe of suits and overcoats. lamps will go out, must be determined by the | valuable paper. I returned to Washin fites Registered Trademark. Liste Spun, 83.50, 82-75, 63, 83.0 and Have You Secn the Solid Gold 14k. o £3 E Say = Fisryas Box, Tthand BE. | ite" o¢" nelf-cacritice or acif-indulgence ere, Nseangral = ecuador a h.50, Watches offered for #20 at Saurzstem's. 1¢ oo * Sy85 *u* > Visi mur Ewrine Caurer Craxrxa Wongs, | Our capacity for seeing and lovin and living | into « kindergarten about to be started by Smiranton Rikup ts the Soest. : Dr. C. W. Benson, the well-known Balti-| Houar Paesexrs with three or four ingen! nickel pated Seaman, 631-435 Mass. ave. n. w. Telephone 425-2. ‘Tax well-known firm of Johnson Brothers more Specialist in -Skin Diseases and Diseases out. The question is not “Will some One admit | young lady of experience in that branch of ofthe Nervous Bystom, hes opened an office in us to heaven? but ‘Have we admitted heaven ‘hing and whom I had known personally as aaa i H ; Washington, D.C, for the treatment of all Skin “4 supply more families with fuel than any one ? 7 1 over | been successful in her work. Twas ‘ . her and Nervous Diseasca and removing super- 09, A uu Fs firm in the United Statex. the great gulf and admit an evil spirit into | greatly dixppointed to finda letter from her | niyam 818 F st. aw. ate ss CS fiuous hairs, warts, moles, marks, tumors and $3 ag M4 wae a heaven. that soul would writhe in torment and | Xying that she had left Washington, not have pre bensters Nes, at BOs [all blemishes. Dr. Benson or his partner, Dr. 8 pen pot, Hava Variety of useful articles fr, the | groun fur n breath of his own evil life. Heaven | ing been able 10 convince the hotise owners and WRaGgaesio aaoragie mies E. 0. Mannakee, can be found every Wednes- oo P “at. jelidays. Wo mention in part: Parker rifles, |f = tres jeaven is a virible, real | house ageuts that a ten was not sich — from 8:30 a'm. to 5:80 p. offi TRUNK MANUFACTORY, saving banks, “shates and penkaives for the | world, with sun, skies, stars, where congenial | n thing to be dreaded, sia® bet ner bon ace Seen Fiat Widie Gondedind Memaiaehed | Se oe ae tg 1231 PENNA. AVE. ¥.W. boys, and for the pater familins: Carving sets, | fellowships are’ renewed, ‘uncongenial ones | to find a house suituble for her class in the nut crackers, nut picks, €: Rogers plated ware: | dropped. ‘The natural, syiritual wud celestial | neighborhood she desired on account of the Christmas tree hokiers and a carefully selected | heavens furnish infinite’ variety, limitless per- opposition of the people owning or lettin fancy bordered. Heustitched Silk, in White and Black, Fancy Silk and Plain White Muffers. Gat. nw. ___ ni-4,m,ttr Have You Seen the Solid Gold 14-k. Watches offered for €20 at Sazrasrerm's. It 3 r tt i Doll Babies of all kinds. vais Carisras Parsexrs. stock of table « t astonishingly low | fection. Useful service. not dreary monotor: em. In despair I turned toa school whick 4 t Prices Cuas. T. Canten &'C0., | is the very life of heaven.” “And the Door Was | had sent out circulars announcing the tact ton peg eta ey meray apd Headache, Neuralgia, Dizziness. PEARL AND STAG HANDLE — 3 doors from 6th st. (606 Pa. ave. n. Shut ill be the, topte of ‘the fourth lecture /a kindergarten vould | be apeted in connection Barc-A_Baac, Siocecy, Gores; Ualecwase. Nervosmness, 8 Sleeplensness cured by COMBINATION POCKET KNIVES 14 THE MATTER OF GIVING PRESEXTS = Ph NREO GS Sunday evening. wit e school, but, alas! that si ‘Comforts: r. Miles’ Samples free Beans oy #1 Warnes for Te. jase ree yee a ment very neatly caused the devttetion ot ae PIANO AND BANQUET LAMPS, eae ct are oe 1 Mautz's Duvo Stor, 1014 F st. 1x CHAMOIS CASES. AT CHRETEIS SHE SERDENOE 95 UD quart of $1 Jamaica rum for 2 2 quart of Catawba, 25e. Cianies Kearwen, 737 7th st. now. Wao 1s rue Kxave or Crees? school, as it was taken for granted by the other He is the man who sells cheap liquor ata | children in the school and their parents that BISQUE FIGURES, Smyrna snd Moquette and Persian Goat ‘Rugs. Seo the quality and price. “Rockbridge Rye," finest made, 2 per gal- faney price, by dint of some cunning imitation | the whole school was to tarned into a kin- CANDELABRAS, OPEN IN THE EVENING, lon; $1 Lrxcu’s, 404 9th st. n.w. SCIBSORS CASES IN GREAT VARIETY. MORE SENSIBLE AND USEFUL THE MORE rae of the name of the superb “Maryland Club” | dergarten and the plan had to be given up. It And many other articles enitablefor ete al-andf,tr sire ‘THEY ARE APPRECIATED. Whisky. secms that the good people of Washington can- CARHART & LEIDY, paar A OE Wate MANICURE SE7S, THERE 18 NOT A BOY IN THIS CITT isenax bnew. 7th and BE. | ont mistake any other “Club” Whisky for | not grasp the idea that there ean be a kinder. beseeigr arte icy se ee —| snpthing in"the Jewelty, linet Go 9 Wh ‘ VEO WOLD HOT EE HABE BAPE BE ) ab.”” ‘ten class in a school where re r i CITY AND DISTRICT. oe Club.” Sold by John H. Ma- [partments without in any way iaaoeing —_— Tarra, 604 9th st. u.w. “Goods sold rery low FRUIT KNIVES. BAVING SANTA CLAUS BRING HIM ONE setonedacs it e gar See PS aa with the other scholars. Any one who knows J. W. BOTELER & SOX, Rox Ma. and guaranteed a8 represented. a OF OUR NOBBY STYLISH SUITS, AN AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Amoxo others of auction sales to take place | about it is aware thata class of kindergarten | 225.1m ‘823 PENNA. AVE. N.W. tra epee ae ae, OVERCOAT OR ONE OF THOSE VERY tomorrow will be found an advertisement of a | scholars are the best behaved children one can — ‘POPULAR GARMENTS—A REEFER. xm : about me because I sell Bubbers for 25c., Ladies’ ‘TOOL CHESTS. ‘ADDITION TO OUR STOCK Azeavon’s.—The Lilliputians in “The Pupils | tine business property on 7th street near M | tind and are entirely under the control of their oes ‘when they: % 'Sitoe FOR MEX, IN ‘TO jn teghe —— hortlowert. “Uis bection of TU street is rap- | own teacher. There ure hundreds of wehoolsin Wile met eo; Edwin Gupps Mess $5 cher terae | Userut Horay Paesexra, OF SUITS AND OVERCOATS, WE HAVE Nariosat.— Jeffersou-Florenee in “The | idly improving for business and stendily en- | the northern cities which have kindergartens ‘Now, Tam just trying to run my business to suit Jes SEATES OF ALL THE BEST MAKES, BOTH AN ELEGANT LINE OF SMOKING JACKETS Rivals.” haneing in value. ‘the sale isa rare oppor- | connected with bop ne is a great advant- purchasers and hot dealers. I don’t care how mad you AND BATH ROBES, AND THE MOST Hsnaw’—“Pabio Romani.” tanity to_get business property at competitive | age. for children ferent ages in a family ‘get or what you say, a8 my customers tell meit helps Our Invincible Shirt, an old favorite, made of ICE AND ROLLER. a> - omani. yriscs Sue the aduecthoment orahere, ean then be in the same school and so relieve a ue every time. ‘Wamsutta muslin and fine linen bosoms, i RS SeSSs. <P EER, Keuxas's.—Henry Burlesque Company. ——— mother of certain anxieties. Ee ene po strongiy ‘Come early and get the bargains st ines from 135 to 19, only Me. ata for 85, a OTHER FURNISHINGS EVER SEEN 16 _ ITE CaLtep ertisement ‘These Shirts are Jensth wise of the cotton, /ABHINGTON. Looking for Her Husband. 9 coined tte ge WILLIS’ SHOE STORE, made full to the measure and are firet-clasin | AGE TO SEE mscizma-| ™, . ptory sale auction of fourteen OUR UNBREAKABLE ALSO A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT*OF A colored woman giving the name of Fannie | puilding lots in Todd & Brown's subdivision of a SILK AND G/ORIA UMBRELLAS WITH Lockwood of Philadelphia is here looking for | Pleasant Plains to take place tomorrow after- ‘Our Old-time Shirt, pleated bosoms, open Se a noon at 3 o'clock, to close the affairs of a front. Only Slesck. Bises14t019. | STYLE some trace of her husband. She says she re- | B¢ syn- SHIRTS TO ORDER A SPECIALTY, AND SILVER MOUNTED AXD KATURAL ‘ ceived « telegram Saturday stating that her | “leste- cack ‘Don't forget the place. WOOD. ) 7RY SUITABLE FOR PRESENTA. Bbusband had been shot here and was not likely} 4 Veay Arrnacrivm Sale tomorrow at 10 BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, ALL AT FAIR AND BQUITABLE PRICES, to recover. She came on at once, butcan tind | a.m. at Duneanson Bros.', corner 9h and D 9G] Oth st, w.w.; Bear Mew York ave. mee no trace of her husband or the person who | streets northwest . Under the management of two eid timers, eh ngonaiebes went the telegram, cine wie OPPOSITE BOSTON DEY GOOD# HOUEE. AMERICAN OUTFITTERA, CATR Ts Taee Tete, Tesan curity seeasey SAAy Depts ‘& B ELLERY ond J08. B. IRELAND. Jap goods. J. Juy Gould, 421 9d ot. . + 4000 (000 Penaayivaais ove. 8.8. ‘ ne cs