Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1890, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. M. WEDNESDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, rain or snow; easterly winds: Wednesday night. CONDITION OF THE WATER. Temperature and condition of water at 7 ee Falls, t rature, 34: condition, ng reservoir. temperature, 38. Con- dition at north connection, 36: condition at south connection, 36: distributing reservoir, temperature. condition at imfluent gate house, 36; condition at cfiluent gate house, 36. PRESENTATION UMPRELLAS. Our line of umbrellas in silk and gloria is now complete. Nataral wood and. silver- trimmed handles in great variety. Fxaxe & Sox, oue price, cor. 7th and D. “No damaged goods.” i t rneer N.W. nd other Christmas ' 10 » clock. t Prixtixe go to & Wattace’ Ddooks at Cuarman & Tayion’s, 915 Pa. ave. Toxtont and every evening we are open. C. A. Muppimax, Christmar goods and lamps, 614 1th street northwest. pis entire stock of shoes! forced to sell, and ct. By helping us you will help yourself. We prefer losing all protite and to give you benefit of genuine barguins, J. Bros, 722 7th st. Bor Your Wises asp Ligvons ar Xaxper’s, the old reliable house, where you will find as L lot of goods as can be old establishment still Cuantes Kraewer, 737 7th street northwest. Mar. Buvce of New iork is still located at 1204 H street (opposite the Shoreham), where mm her New York house elegant street. reception and evening gowns, and which she is vtering at bargains for the holiday trede. fe Usarcr Honrpay Parsexts For GrstLemen. Silk and felt hats, kid and dogskin gloves, Milk and gioria umbrellas, wool underwear, Neckwear. suspenders, matilers, handkerchiefs, Lamb's wool, merino and cotton half hose. Full dres shirts. ties, gloves.studs and buttons, Collars and wristbands. night shirte. &c.. &e. Kc. Lewis & Sox, “One-price Outfitters, 1421 New York ave.. near 15th st. (north side). Havixe Jew Salem, Va.. I turned fromthe queen city of afew lote tor sale from ‘tl mpany at company nt bargains please cull & Co., 1235 F st. we have a big stock, little stock or no stock at all, do not f tion of faney chairs ents ‘ug until Christinas and 1220 F Powruret Orewa’ p-mi. every even- |. Hovemtey “& Co., sks. HENPLER'S 451 Pa.av. PLavine Gmaxpmorien. Don't Miss I The Great Atlantic anc Pacitic Tea Company bas published a beautiful Christmas panel, size 14x29. It is a companion to our Exster offering en- titled “Mamma’s Darling.” which has been so much admired by all our patrons and art lov Playing G our new panel picture for Christmas. It ix original and copyrighted by us and can be pro- cured only at our stores. Given away with one pound of tea, two pounds of coffee or one pound of baking powder, On Monday, December 15th to the 27th. Our 33c. and $5c. Java and Mocha coffee stands urfequaled. We will not attempt to describe it, but we will may that it ix the finest piece of lithographic work ever produced in this or agy other coun- § Don't fail to procure a copy. We jcularly recommend our Java and Mocha coffee at 3#e. per pound: also our fine teas at 40c., S0c., 60c., SOc. and $1 per pound: our coffee at 25c. per pound will make a de- lightful drink. Splendid mixed teas at 50c. per Our own re! of on ere at Ge. and will equal any #1 per tea fo be had elsewhere: Remember our stores: 563 7th st. n.w., 1620 Ath st.. or Georgetown branch, 3104 M st. We have also branches in all the principal markets, customers will be given the strictest at- Gave us a call and be ced. Newto Max, Manager. Arrexp the reduction sale of suits and over- coat at Eiseman Bros., 7th and E. Grasp IsTMAS EXmInITION. Lamps of all makes, designs and prices. Onyx and metal-top tubles: lamp shades. Bric-ebrac, vases, candelabra and thousands a yy things in china, porcelain, &c. very article marked in plain figures. Store open this week till 9 p.m. S. Supp & Bro., 432 9th st. Fosseii.'s Ice ¢ Just the thing for the hol el 1 | | i it convin: H. Bo EAM. *. New York ave. You—know the place. No—614 12th st. We- have the Lamps. C. A. Muppmeay. Surrs axp OvEgcoats reduced to EIsk Man Bros., Brax Tas rx Mixp.— What better could you | find for Chri han a handsome parlor or | Toom suite a carpet, wel and nicely laii"and how much better a present | of this kind. which gives pleasure and comfort the year than one whic! day and thrown aside the next. im doubt. therefore. what to give for a holiday gift, drop into Rudden’s Furniture, Carpet and Stove Stores. sO and 932 7th street northwest, and get something that will be sure to prove | satisfactory. both to giver and receiver. Sea- sonable as well as useful and ornamental gifts | purchased at Mr. Rudden’s, will | fore Christmas and can be paid | for after the holidays. A small deposit only is | required. P. C. Crartix optician, 1205 F st. Agents for the world-renowned K. & J. Beck micro- scopes. A beautiful Christmas gift. REDUCTION Saxe of suits and overcoats. E:semax Buos., 7th and E. Jost rae Turse rou « Cumistwas Givr.—li you want something servierable an well ax neat for @ holiday present get one of those 235 par- suites, six pieces, in three varieties, at licppey’s, 990 and $82 7th at. nw. Just the thing for Christmas and will outlast many arti ctex more costly. but not more appropriate or ix used for a When vou are | | more useful. Purchase uow—only small | amount of cash ix needed—and pay after | ristmas. 1 Quant or $1 Wursky for Te. 2 quart of +1 Jamaica rum for 75e. +1 quart of Catawba, Ze. Cuaures Kuaxwen, 737 7th st. now. Viet tar Exons Canret Crezaxtva Works, 4635 Mass. ave. nw. Telephone 425-2. ‘Tax well-known firm of Johnson Brothers ‘apply more families with fuel than any one frm in the Unive States. Hover. & Hxsusaxy's for furniture and car- Tets. Cash or credit. See adv't, page & Cumstwax Goovs.—Choice stock of water- paintings, etchings, photographs, por- erlain paintings, picture franies and mouldings, at the art store of B. J. Laws, 1427 Pennsyiva- hia ave. Kewmxnrn you still have an opportunity to have your portraits finished in season for Xmas. Guo. Parsee. Potograter, 1th and Pa. ave. “Strrs xp Ovexcoars marked down to $14.85. E:smatax Buos., 7th and E. Maxrrov Givcxx Cuampaone for Christmas and New Year should be iu every Noue alcoholic. Cuanies Kaaruen, 737 7th st. nw. Baxexs’ Cop Liven Om xp Maxt arreste Thousands cough. increases flesh. saves life. endorse it. Sold by druggists. ~ 4 F street, haxa full : and-painted searfs, choice Povelties ant beautiful celluloid goods suita- Ble for holiday presents. Open evenings. a. gre Moar very desirab:e rooms by be eth and good board at the FREDONIA, Btteet between 13th and Mth. ‘Maax-pow Saxe of suits and overcoats. Exsemas Buos., 7th and E. ‘nee ee CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. ‘a one putians in “The Pupils Narionat.— Jefferson-Florence in “The Haanws'—“Fabio Romani.” Kaasax's—Henry Burlesque Company. |@boy in an automaton shop, toma’ | make fun and interest all the time. ; noon, At the head of the cortege on its march CONDENSED LOCALS. ‘Mr. B. H. Warner was unanimously elected a member of the Builders’ Exchange at their last meeting. — Olla Quinter, a girl of six years, was badly | evenyrurxa THAT CAN DELIGHT THE HEART OF burned at her » 1687 Uh strect, by her | sae seune can taiecdiaie sal van ota clothes taking fire from a stove. ‘The question “Should ernment Acquire | 4¥TICLES To WEAR, FOR ORNAMENT AND FoR jon of Railroads,” will be debated to! USE—THINGS THAT WILL TEMPT THE PALATE. morrow night reat — Tera nitht im the Fiymenth argumentative | os ae sein tls bat ‘The certificate of in tion of the | and those who have not yet made their selec- National Lutheran Home has been legally filed. ‘The incorporators are J. A. Swope, W. E. Par- sons, Isaac E. Slater, P. V. De Graw, A. F. Fox, G. Ryneal, jr., J. C. Hesse, C. 8. Abert and W. Kice. tions of holiday presents would do well to tudy the following directory of Bran adver- tisers. It will enable one to know where different and desirable articles may be ob- tained before starting out on a shopping tour: The store of T. B. Towner & Sox, 1316 7th AxBavon's.—That was a quaint, queer, curi- | treet, is somewhat out of the ordinary rush of ous play at Albaugh's last night-‘the Lilipn- | down-town trade, but &t ie nevertheices fully tians infThe Pupil in Magic”—and a very tine | stoéked with the finest of goods. ‘The strong house enjoyed it immensely, notwithstanding | point made by this stm {x in the matter of the dialogue was entirel erman and the | prices, which are well svited to the purses of majority of the people in a Washington audi- | those who mostly trade there. It would be a ence are not fluent in German beyond a glasw d thing to drop into Towner’s and examine of beer and a pretzel. It was the novelty of the | his Christmas inducements, thing. howerer.and the irresiatible| way the | Guasty! There is the uamo of one man, at ittle people had of making their points under- 4 stanatbie to eversboy. ie pinyin dream, | ent who ne helped, minke, the averting He is known in ae as “The Pusher,” and is line is furni cary china, glass, dc. Few need to be told wi utores are, for — reads his advertisements, but for the benefit of the few who have missed these great treats it is necessary to say that they are at 1510 and 1512 7th street. Grusty ix a pusher in reality. When Me finds a good sala~ le commodity he does not let it moulder on his shelves waiting for purchasers, but he pokes it out to the very face of the public and thus sells it. Go to Grasty's and ‘verify his own statements, Tue Mosvwextat is ® new store in our midst, but it seems to have found out the to the hearts of the buyin of Washing- tonin a very shorttime. It isadelightful place just now, with every shelf and oounter full of Christmas goods, every price down at Christ- mas level and every clerk anxious to wait on you. It is the very place you have been look- ing for. | It ix on F street, neat to the corner.of 10th, Now. 937 and 939. The special wiles that are held at this place occasionally are marvels and always attract scores of bufets who follow with eagerness all that is wid in the trade columns of this paper by Mr. Goldenberg, the enterprising manuger of the establishment. The Monumental is a branch of a Baltimore house of the same name and it is taid that the two do an enormous business. ‘There is usually ne: column of selid information about the place in each issue of Tux Stan. 0, it is neither a fire nor a fight; it is only in which Frifz (Miss Selma Goerner, just the cutest little woman, three feet high) meeta with | strange adventures, having sold himself | @ la Faust to Puck (Fritz Ebert, the small- | est of the lot and by all odds} the oddest, funniest little man alive). Fritz is | md these au- | ita become living beings and pure 8 ways tothe end of the play, y resume their places and Fritz wakes up a wiser and a better boy, ax the story books say. There are ten of these little folk, ax bright | and cute as they can be, and they sing topical duets, quartetter, ar and ‘unfamiliar airs and They are sisted by a whole stage full of big people, in- cluding a fine ballet and a lot of pretty girls. ‘The spectacular effects are very fine, with a illumination of the Eiffel tower. No more novel play has been presented in Wash- ington and it would be difticult to produce one i ving fairy tale or Palmer Cox's in the pulsing flesh. and matinee tomorrow. NarionaL.—An_andienc bly the effect of the McKi prices for a play which has been pre several times, little more than National last night to sec the ombinatis made over to suit the requirements of the mod- | ern idea, or as the late Mr. Wm. Warren ingly remarked: Kivals, with Sheridan But none of these things extablished and indisputable i Again tonight | .. which showed visi- nley bill on the: nted here tilled the Flor- eted from fact that no company now organizedcither in | firsts mihitetal be tec aie ae ae iS ae this country or abroad can present | arnis & Co., the popular jewelers. [rcs ng hang fires bp suabiantionm | bye he display is finer still abd their nsvort- bear al — Sarge age = eee ane: it of diamonds, watches, clocks, denelry, ciated with them in the production of the old | *! olid and plated silver ware, and Hise rece Of curios in their line still more exter Their stock of diamond breastpins in original designs eeds to be seen to be fully appreciated. is can be selected and laid away to be led for. ‘Think of it, what a trade one must have to . an three large stores! And’ thix the shoe man, is doing at 816 h street northwest, 1922 Pennsylvania avenne northwest and 231 Pennsylvania avenue sonth- east. rd and then examine his all warranted—und if there ix any inducement in merit and cheapness you will be sure to buy. : tu their new baild streets nort ni higher comedies. Son have been made in. the sumption of the role of 3 F.C. Bangs, who follows trions examples which ha the principals it is not ‘That the house was not 6 Was not owing to lack « ation of merit but simply to the fact that the people will not | pay extravay prices’ for twice told tales | he v may be. the ‘y last night was merited the a rose upon tisement entitled ing, corner 7th and H hwest, Fraxkre & Co., who ran are apparently trying themselves { this year, for such axtock as th presents’ from ix beyond dl searched the markets of Ame: for their assortment and offer everythi fancy line except fancy prides. ‘They be is the duty of every far as possible, and they en help their customers ow: selling good articles at low rates. Something interesting to the ladies can be found at Stckzes’, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue. 1 are selling a willow basket containing one nd of elegant smoking tobacco with a French r pipe for $1. ty is cigars of le by the box for holiday presents. Pience & successors to E. G. ¢, offer special holiday ducements in a long list of novelties and uxe- company takes part. arkansas appears in this act and captivates the «with her vivacious dancing. Will West, character and descriptive vocalist from England was good, and McIntyre and Heath, those well-known black-faced comedians, kept everybody on the laugh. Crowley, the female impersonator, was an artist, and Charles Me- Donald. dancer all over: Eldora and Norine, ina finished exhibition of juggelry, mystitied every one, while a roaring afterpicce entitled the ““Gon-do-liars.” closed, the show with a whirl. Again tonight. | Hannis—An air of expectation pervaded the | Bijou last night, and each one of the large | audience paid more than usual interest to the | It was “Fabio Romani,” a melodrama | md the general most impressive it Th Prin y v Rom never before seen in this city, verdict is that it is one of the plays ever presented at the Bi; ful things. Neckwear. ribbons, notions, ‘um- Sdaptation of the novel “The V doy tal buen ent gras Paboundand in i tization it loses none of ite: at real ‘“snap- em-up-quick” pric e- i The action of the play is laid in the } cial holiday bulleun,” whi inted and is sixteenth century during the plague, and the | stroctive, conveys but a small idea of their stage settings are unusually fine. ‘The climax | was reached in the last act when an earth quake causes a complete change of 6 vealing erambiing dwellings and a terrific eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Walter Lawrence assumed the title role and showed himself | thoroughly equal to the trying part. He was | y assisted by a good company, John Fay | Jmer, Charles L. Farwell und Miss Francis i being excellent. Again tonight. ‘Miss Agnes Huntington as Pani <Jones in the comic opera of the sate name will appear at | Music Hall during Christmas weck. patos ANOTHER RAILWAY Washington to Be Capnected With the Shenandoah Valley. ‘The Shenandoah Valley railroad has been conveyed to the Norfolk and Western railroxd, and will hereafter be known as the New York and Washington branch of the latter railroad. Ata meeting of Norfolk and Western stock- holders yesterday President Kimball stated the wooden trestles on the Shenandoah Valles road would be replaced with iron bridges and a branch line constructed to. Washington to cun- nect with the Pennsylvania road here. It is understood that work will be commen on this as soon as the right of way is obtai from Congress. The Baltimore Sun says: “The | Norfolk and Western now has 1,100. miles of | road. The Shenandoah Valiey will hereafter be known as the Maryland and Washington di- vision of the Norfolk and Western, and the jurisdiction of the heads of departments of the Norfolk and Western has been extended over the divi «lin two stock in band.” A visit is necessary and will | quickly settle the question, “What sball T buy?” Nothing could be handsomer or a more accept- able holiday present than a cloak or a wrap. This can be found at CLark’s, 734-736 7th strect, i tly well known from’ the crowds that go Call there and do #0 at onee. No more instructive Christmas gift conld be found than a microscope, and P. C. CLaruix, | optician, 1205 F street, is the agent for R. & J. | Beck microscopes, which have a reputation that is world wide. The celebrated To-Kalon wines can only be is city at the regula 14 14th strect. These are among fornia brands, nnd have attained a | wide reputation from their sterling quali No one need be without a diamond ring when they can be bought for €3 aud upward at Gurcouy Buos.", 2134 Pennsylvania lid gold rings. eight-day striking el full Kine of jewelry are alo in their stock. All the n TERMINUS. aterials for a Christmas dinner can + Vermont avenue and L street, who have ways on hand fine hot house vegetables, capons, Blue Point oysters and game of ali nda. Asnit of clothes is a most acceptable gift, end: to Prigcixe & Co. ‘oft may be sure k of goods to se- will be secured. ith w speci: erfumes they should be of the mvs . ‘s m, and that a perfe | Ladies’ eats and riding hi If one gets best mal subdivisions: that portion of the line between et Min Ts Koanoke and Shenandoah will be operated as | Sees a ccesialey off the Roanoke division. and that portion between | Mle makes a specialty of Hille of Er Shenandoah and Hagerstown will be operated iviistedaat ax the Shenandosh H gy sbanype division.” ameter Funeral of James W. Kobertson. ‘The funeral of Mr. Jataes W. Robertwon took | place at Congressional cemetery Sunday after- | At Cuas. T. Canticn & Co.'s, 606 Pennsylvani: avenue, may be found parlor rifles, skates and penknives, carving sots.table cutlery of the best makex, C. Rogers plated ware, Christmas tre holders, and a large variety of useful articles for the holidays. Tux: Soxoma rounta WINE Compaxy promise the purest und best Cali the most reasonable prices. street northwe wil tical that this is a fact ‘The | Mavawe Baver, of New York has on exhibi- oe sing rir ohana morek per ate | tion ut 1504 Hf ktreet novihw at ah ele eee of +. eve See oe set. | of gowns, ke. Orders are sent by tele ‘The barial rite of the Protestant Episcopal | her New York house and can be executed church was followed by the imprewive Kervice | promptl : of the Kechabites. Mr. John R. Mahoney H ae ee ing the ritual. while the members of the order, | ¢ The Washington agent of Buffalo Lithia in blue and white regalia, formed a cordon | Water is Dr. W. 8. Tompson, 703 15th street from the house to the cemetery was the Na- tional Capital Democratic Club, followed by Anacostia Tent of Rechabites, members of the High Tent and other subordinate bodi Fol- lowing the hea rel t i} convince the most skep- i- bout th : northwest, where it can be had by the ginws, ‘pacguanharsiaweope aoe bottle or gallon. {twill he delivéred in quanz = tity free. —_ A Change of Pastors, a. * Le ee Washtagton Loon and Trust Company. A certificate of the controller of the currency tse ninsbved &. onl. to: Chi s _| States that the Washington Loan and 1 beng pieeratiarbr eal rgitae panied pls Company has complied with the laf of October charge of the chapel for the prevent. During |2 last relating to loan companies, &¢.; thut the | hiv cartier ministry ne amistent at “Bt. Jobat, controller bas examined the scaritiee ninount. | Mr, McKee was in-charge of St. Jobve Teme | ing to #920.810.41, and finds that the comp: y jand Mision Honwe, of which this neat and | Mis deposited ous-tourth of ite capital in Z | commodions cl Lis te some extent an out- ee ERY else | growth. When it was erected the chapel stood aay Jalone on the square. Since then pretty resi- ‘The Ohio Republican Association.’ dences have sprung up about it and it isnow| At the regular monthly meeting of the Ohio becoming the center of a rapidly improving | Republican Association Mx E.@, Rathbone, the chief of post office inspe¢tors, offered a res | olution, which was adopted, providing for the | appointment of a committee of three to inves | tigate whether persons holding government | positions are wrongfully charged as citizens to {the state of Ohio, D. A. Grosvenor, E.G, | Rathbone and J. W. MeKink members of the committed. Craig, Richard and Cells were a neighborhood. ——— Athletes of the Y. M.C. A. ‘The athletic exhibition given at the gym- nasium in the Y.M.C. A. building last eve ing by the members of the clase under the di- rection of Prof. Sims was largely attended. ‘The dumb-bell exercises were gone throngh by 2 class of forty-two boys aud thirty-two men. | Exhibitions on the vaulting horse, tumbling, | committee to confer with the | &e., were given. Harry Ward ‘showed his | the states comprising the skill in fancy bicycle riding and F.8. Dosle | the view of uniting thene and Walter Loveless ga-e an exhibition of | ciation for more éfticient work fancy club swinging. In ‘the pole vaulting J. | J. H. Rose made the highest leap—s feet 4 inches. ‘The program closed with exercises on the hori- zontal bar. —— a the associat becoming an Released on His Personal State Republican League of Ohio. Jobn Pinkney, colored, was released in the | Oe Criminal Court todxy on his personal recog- | nizance. He was convicted about ten days ago of keeping an unlicensed bar afd fined §105und | costa and imprisonment in jail until the fine be | jek. Tea te oe r. J. 16. O'Neill, he was brought out ona writ, habeas corpus, and his disc! moved on the ground that the sentence was and void. Chief Justice Bingham the motion and remanded him to juil and the petitioner ap- Pending the appeal the court allowed liberty on his own recognizance. me A Calendar of Wills; The register of wills, Col. Wright, has pared a calendar for the Probate Court which has been approved by the justices. This calen- dar embraces the caste, to be called up at the sessions on, Friday Ron-contested cases coming uj ‘iret and the contested cases follow ing inecdes: . —_—-—-- J. Jax Goutp. Tree ornaments, PR wan a manag “Buomoprse”cureshesdeche, 6 doses 250. — Ade. 7 whose place was raided Saturday night by the police, and more than two dozen colored vagrants were found therein. Keeping a dis- orderly house was the charge against Eimer, and his counsel, Mr. Carrington, entered a plea of not guilty. During the hearing a col- ored witness claimed that he had been spoken to during the recess of the court by the de- fendant, who, he said, threatened to have him sent to the penitentiary if he gave evidence against him. This Jed to » discussion between the court and counsel, the latter complaining that there were s number of ‘cappers” always hanging along the square waiting to steal some one’s client. SOME REMARKS ON CAPERS. Judge Miller aud that if the rules of the court had been observed the witness would have been inside court and not out on the pave- ment. He had taken every precaution against the operation of these “cappers” and wanted it distinctly understood that if any of them where the hand of the court can be put upon them they will be put away for the win- ter. The judge thought that if the lawyers wonld do their duty and keep these hangers-on from about their offices there would not be #0 much trouble. . The hearing of the case was resumed and it was shown that there were frequently large therings of colored persons in Eimer’s place rinking 5-cent whisky and playing cards. ‘The defendant testified in his own behalf and called several neighbors as witnesses, but their evidence could not meet the accusations of the officers and citizens. JUDGE MILLER ON SUCH SALOOXS. Judge Miller finally took a hand in the mat- ter and arraigned the character of Eimer's saloon in severe terms. Such places as that, the judge said, are calculated to demoralize a whole neighborhood. The imposition of a fine, he thought, would not remedy the evil, nor would it fit the offense. A fine of $500 would only amount to a high license and the defend- ant could then continue the same business. He concluded by imposing a xentence of three months in jail and a fine of €100. ‘The defendant was so movedjby the remarks ‘and ventence of the court that he cried like a child and promised to break up his business and never again sell liquor if the court would forgive him or impose only a fine. An appeal was noted and the defendant loft collateral until he perfects his appeal. gexec eairecss J. Jax Govt closes at 8:30 p.m. bd A Unique Entertainment. Last evening the hall of Carroll Institute, 602 F street northwest, was filled by an appreciative audience at the musical and dramatic enter- tainment of Nationalist Club, No.1. The pro- grum embraced vocal solos by Miss Bertha “Similar Cases,” by Mr. y: violin solo, Miss Minna Hein- ichs, and piano solo, Miss May Ward. ‘The feature of the evening’ wus the performance of a political tragedy, entitled “Conspiracy.” The synopsis being: Act I.--Oftice of the Tribune: the reading of the will; the conspiracy. Act I.— Library in Mr. Greeley’s residence: the nomi- nation; Greeley's acceptance. Act III.--The boodlers triumphant; Lawright's perfidy; Gree- death. Mr. D.C. Bangs was the stage ager and the cast was as follows: Horace editor Tritune, Mr. J. L. ¥: in niece, Mins Isabel ;, Lawright, R. E. James; Peter Sturdy, Maurice Pechin: T. C: Mr. C.H. Richardson; J. A H. H. Bergmann; ew. heir to a large estate, Mr. E. . W. Cunningham, politician, Mr. F. Gree er, MONO} ‘Tray it; T. Frost. ee Wilk led The will of the lute Cnarles F. Peck, leaving his estate to his wife, has been received from Bergen county, N. J., for record today. The will of Mary T. Garland was filed yester- day. She leaves her estate to her children and appoints her son, John 8. Garland, jr., her executor. A Ray Or Hor: For all who are held by the chains of scrofula or other Ainveuses of the blood comes from Hood's Saraparilia, which by imparting the elements of ood health and strength to the vital fluid, dissolves the bonds of dis- case and sets the captive free. No other remedy in ex- istence has an equal record of remarkable cures, “My son was afflicted with the worst type of scrofuls, and. on the recommendation of my druggist I gave him Hood's Sarsaparilla, ‘Today he is sound and well, notwithstanding it wa Said there was not enoush medicine in Illinois to effect acure.” J, CHRISTIAN, Mlipolis, I. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all drucwists. $1: six for #5. Prepared only by C. I, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. Banoews, Baxews, Grocers And washerwoman’s itch and every species of itching, burning, bleeding, scaly and pimply diseases of the skin, scalp and blood, wits Joss of hair, are instantly Tolieved and speedily, permauently and cconomically cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES when all other methods and the best phyvicians fail. ‘These axe stronz words, but true. 6 For Tur Houay Trave We are offering the following inducements, viz: Canned Tomatoes (Swan Creek brand). “Corn (Shriver's). Peas, eariy sweet Peas, early June Pens, marrowfat Pens, Pri Lina Beans, Strime Bew Calitorn * Apmeots. Peaches, standart, i omnia Layer Kaimins, Very fine. wy Currants New Citron (very choice). Seerilese Raisins... Mixed Nuts Gall new)... Large lot of French runes, all sizes, Also re Turkeys, Chickens und Fresh! Meats always on hand at Jowest 1market prices. Very respecttully, > ‘T. H. WALKER & CO., O46, 4S und 950 La, avo. al3w D.C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1890: CITY ITEMS. “Fhe Oat" ‘Tur Woxpen or rum NIxereexTe FR gap eae wholesome, It consists of « small table > large board containing the alphabet and nume- apandae” WHY It is bbthest tm leavening | Pals. By simply the of VELAND'S power. sons upor the small table it moves, and to all male ben OR as Tih,! tem | Intent and purpones becomer Living, sense Itis, in the end, more eco- | thing, giving intelligent answers to any ques- “pag x nomical than any otber. | tions that can be ‘pro It always gives uniform | Wonderful as this may seem the “Oviza” was thoronghly tested at the United States patent office Sefere the 5% patent was allowed. eon, sale by all Toy Dealers and Sta- ners. . Manufactured by ‘Tux Kesxarp Noverty Comraxy, 220 South Charles street its, It is absolutely free trom ‘sdulteration. Cleveland's Superior Baking Powder is for sale G. G. Cornwell & Son, : C, C. Bryan, x . John Chas. I. 5 ‘onze Yoururs Cov, Wee browne he Browns 16, 17, 20 Baltimore, Joun Keyworth, ete Callisher, East Washington's Jeweler. di6-tu, th, Look at This List of B: 10-piece Decorated Chamber Sets $1.75. Slop Jars, Tse. Decorated Cups and 10c. each. Shootiys, 75c. = Pa Steel Bicycles, $2.95 and apward. HOLIDAY TRADE. pe a mer hg ae ‘What to buy for your husbands, sons, brothers and Hupsoy’s Vanirty Store, friends for Xinas Presents in the way of dl6-2¢ ___ 912 7th st. now. Callisher for Silver Watches, $5 and more. di6-tu,th,s si: MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. ‘We have prepared a very attractive line of POPULAR GOODS, Such as NECK DRESSING IN THE VARIOUS SHAPES, ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, IN PLAIN WHITE AND FANCY BORDERS, SILK HAND- KERCHIEFS, ELEGANT MUFFLERS, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, UMBRELLAS, COLLARS, High-Ciass Neckwear For the holidays. An immense stock of care- fully selected patterns and styles and the best = ever shown at ——— “No ” cor. 7th and D. Silverware. For ( Crevatanvs Superie Baxrxe Pownss, se TRe mow interesting “and safibiiaan tite oor Adsovorsixy Tur Besr. ever shown. - = Tt surpasses in ite results second sight, mind reading or clairvoyance. only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered. When baby was sick we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child she cried for Cast When she became Miss she clang to Castoria. When she had Children sbe gave them Castoria. Somers PRE LADIES OPST PAUL'S CHERCR. and by the glass by all druggists. Sars C.) 1 witPn or TURAN Res Parana, Agent. $0254.00 th 150 | a eae LARD, EARL, ARE Callisher for Marbleized Clocks, €5.416-tu,th,s AMUS) NTS. ‘ALBACGIS GRAND OPRHA HOUSE ‘pe cpreercate Weniehon ar AN Hi HAPS ‘Torepeaes Fears of eae and went CITY ITEMS. Calltaher, 225 Pa. ave. a ‘oughs and Throat “Brown's Bronchial Troches.” For accidents keep Salvation Oil at home. 2 Piles! Piles! Piles! Dr. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment is the Cost a Ms % wnt i RTD AY ACHE Poanas. It never ‘ails to cure chronic cases of long standing. Witttams Mro. Co., Cley Ohio. §a25-s,tu.thi MATT : * PRICES. Next week —CasinoOpere Co. in POOR JONATBAR, } NE NGTON TukaT ar Sip This week—Ladies’ Matinee Thursiay. AR Y NONN BURLESQUE COMPANY. Sox Tes ations! Boom Model Ban Jenue and Sp iar a in bottles | + i an oria, wat E MoH ERE Jal6-th,s,tu,1y Star Spring Water. Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale PEMBER 16, 27 and 1s. Adm ismon free te she been amd diaper | 9 Seetnentasiincsiamake 7 2 OMPLIMENTARY GHRISTMAS BAZAAR. DECEMBER 18 AND 19, AT LINCOLN POST HALL, 7TH AND L STS. NW, Auction sale of all fancy and other goods left over from the Fair. COME EVERYBODY AND BUY CHRISTMAS at Your Own Prices, ALL GOODS WILL POSITIVELY BE SOLD. Gold Watches, Handsome Vasee and many clerame articles Cocoa. and weight. 2 Do You want to buy a Diamond, Watch or thing in the jewelry line? Go to W. 8 oth foods sold very low resented. Established 5-120 Phillips’ Digestibie it distress: IN DARKEST AFRICA, = — at 2 a Refreshments served at KEEPS SHIRTS, Rings. d16-tu,th,s Corapiete im two voluinen cf shoat ADMISSION FREE 6m Therois no better Holiday Prevent than a few of | yyey Tas te ae ; Mapsiu various omndin ss. BAZAAT OF DAY = Keep's Fine Dress Shirts. K.M.C. brand, 0c. K. eg Us Your Order for New Raisins, to toe held in the E: Street Baptint Chan’ Ros Re nek Glas ete as | eee , Spices, Cooking Wines A Petia at exten trons, and Brandies, New Praves, Large New English Walnuts and Confectioner’s Sugar, Strictly Fino and Fresh Roasted Coffees, Extra Fine Formosa, Oolong and Gun-powder Teas, Granu- lnted Sugar, 6c. per Ib., with orders only: Ex- tra Fine Quality Table Buttgr. Use our Broad Run Creamery Batter ond: youll want no other. Remember, Granulated Sugar, 6c..with orders for Coffees, Tea, dc., only 1t* M. & b. Mrzazn, 417 7th ot. nw. Callisher for low prices in Gold Watches. d16-tu, th,s Playing Grandmother. Don’t fail to call ut the stores of the Great At lantic and Pacific Tea Company during the week and secure one of our handsote souvenir panel cards, entitled “Playing Grandmother.” Size | } 14x29, handsomely mounted and ready for hang- ing up. Given away with one pound of ten, two pounds of coffee, one pound of baking powder, two bottles flavoring extracts or three cans of condensed milk. We will commence giving away this magnifi- cent panel Monday, December 15, and continue for one week. Don't fail to procure a copy Cheeks given with every 25c. worth of Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder. world. We were fortunate enough to secure a largo line of ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS before the advance in prices, consequently offer you these goods at the OLD PRICES. An elegant All-tinen Initial Handker- chief, 3 for @1. Our 25c. Handkerchiet» are a great barvain. You are cordially invited to inspect the above- named goods. KREP MANUFACTURING CO., OLIVER P. BURDETTE, 437 7th st. nw. SOLE AGENT FOR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. a13-0t ad e Tus Is Tus Sessox Ov JOY, GOOD-WILL AND CHEER. Condensed Milk, Flavoring Extracts, &e. ‘How will you manifest yours? Grsiniates Sugar, 634 cents. “A” Sugar, 6 cents. Our Equitable Credit System offers all an Extra “C" Sugar, 58; cents, excellent method of securing » Block Sugar, 5 cents. Powdered Sugar, 8 cents. Fine Flavored Coffees at 25, 28 and 30 cents. Coffee ground fresh while yon wait. Our Be. and 35e. Java aud Mocha Coffee stands unequaled. New Crop Teas at 35, 40, 50, 60 and 80 cents a pound. Our new crop of Moyune Teas at $1 per pound is excellent and deliciously fla 1. Our Java and Mocha at 33. ce: cannot be equaled. Handsome presents of Thea-Nectar Tea HANDSOME CHRISTMAS PRESENT ‘Without any burden to the donor. According to our custou in past years, we ‘shall from this time forth accept orders for Christmas Eve delivery, siving all an oppor- tunity to procure for their loved ones ute per pound A SUBSTANTIAL PRESENT, Panetuality our motto. ived every other day. y Table Complete Without Our Goods. | Co-operative—Our customers our advertisers. We wish all users of Tens, Coffees, Baking Pow- der and Condensed Milk to bear in mind that by purchasing from us they participate to a large degree in part of the profits, which we away in presents of beantiful household articles, China Ware, Glass Ware, ‘lin Ware, Clocks, Crockery, Wooden Ware and a thousand other articles too numerous ention. Our profits are based upon a business of over six millions a year, a small percentage of which will amply repay us. No other house can give you the sume quality of goods at anything like the prices; besides, you share in part of the Profits. All are cordially invited to call at our stores and inspect our new stock of Teas, Coffees, Bak- ing Powder, Condensed Milk and presents which we have imported and secured expecially for the holidays. ‘Be sure and procure a copy of our Christmas panel entitled “Playing Grand: Don't forget the Old ki The Atlantic and Pacific T x 3 7th st. u.w., cor. of 7th and E; 1620 i4th st. a.w.; 3104 M st., Georgetown. lt N. H, Bowstay, Manager. Callisher for Butter, Knives and Sugar Spoons, solid silver, $2.50. i6-tu.th,s «We Can Save You Money.—Java and i 3 Or a memento of general uti in the arag to No Holida household. If ready money be not at command the in- significant First Payment can be made upon or before delivery, the articles in the mean- while being set apart in one of our FIVE COLOSSAL BUILDINGS, ‘Which are now replete with a handsome line of the following APPROPRIATE PRESENTS: Bidedoards in Walnut, Oak and Cherry: Hall Racks, Mantel Glasses, Escritoires, Book Cases, Toilet Sets, Fancy Rockers, Corner Chairs, Divans, Chiffoniers, Cabi- nets, Rugs of every quality, Hassocks, Lasels and Works of Art, all yuses-— al 508 SOLD ON CREDIT Upon like conditions with Furniture, Car- pets, Draperies and Stoves. = Mocha Coffe e. per Ib; “Sun ‘Rise Chop” ‘Lea, 50c. per'lb.: Good Table Butter, 30c. per HOUSE & HERRMANN'S Th ; Granulated Sugar, New Pra 12" e.; New and Fine & CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, Extra Fin powder Tea. ae 917, 921 AND 923 7TH ST. = Splendid Assortmen tacles aud Escgbasses. Al Callisher for Gold AND 627 AND 630 MASS. AVE. N.W. an20-4m on our Pearl Na Poviet Kuiv Ta.eve. 1t* y to purchas and Tea partinent. M. & P. Merzoe.:, 417 7th st. now, it ment Sale no x House, nae two weeks louger. consigned to ws tro: must be sold by Wwgoing on at the 17th st. now., will ‘This immense alarge manuf 1. Guz instrne- CELELLATED SHOFS FOK MEN'S WEAR, the pric WILL BE Hounar Paesexts TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, days. from ved. The ladiee of the chunks a URE AT Lim NEW YoRE as, ADAY, Decemiter 18, UN), % a Le: Hee BOU THEATER, mei pay Pinras ta Ular na SEVENTH STRI BOOK AND STATION We hereby vive notice of the ENC em dato wil be Alle at the “cPegrmies 15 1—8be. ALL OTHERS @1.50 A VOL the ‘pomut “Ine Som Saint met Presented | Thritting and interest ous with at MENTS aT HOME - Siaines, Toy Theaters, Se 5 ee | inet |g i BOYS AND took Pictures, svors. Christians wes Now is your time to buy. | Fouey' I ws ([ 8 oP TH ANNIVER AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR, ILLAKD's HOTEL, Po. ave. and Lith st., _ Washincton,D.¢. OLD POINT | commow eniarced abd i:upro bells. ias, steam heat NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1890. ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCE. TICKETS-TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. 415° NEW SATIONAL THEATRE. ca Week Opening Monday, Dec. 15. EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D.C. = JOSEPH wa. ATTORNEYS. JEFFERSON FLORENCE UGENE 1 Ak Cw, ie COMEDY COMPANY, ttorne) and Counselior-at-Law: putes: Monday, THE RIVALS, ‘Tuesday, TRE RIVALS. Weinesiay Evenings, THE RIVALS, Satuniay Matinee, THE RIVALS. ‘Thursday, HEIR-AT-LAW, ‘Friday, HEIR-AT-LAW. ‘Saturday Evenings, -AT-LAW, Scale of Prices: @2, $1.50, #1, The. Sie. and ie Next Week EVANS AND HOEY in their Edition EXT -ALnavars Grand CHRISTMAS WEEK. Commencing Monday, December 22, BUDOLPH AKONSON'S COMIC OPERA COMPANY, ‘Presenting the New York Canino's latent triumph, e 11TH AND G 8T8. oo oe do FINE CARVING SETS, 433 00 WITH AND WITHOUT CASES, —_— Cast A. Ri THE Moantress, Ew mare CALVARY BAPTIST CHU! POCKET KNIVES. weit ee PMEER 1, — MRS. AN! SIS POWELL PEARL AND STAG HANDLE ROTH COMBINATION POCKET KNIVES: iS Me Janen Batson, Mine Ninn Coen, IN CHAMOIS CASES. oa — peers Tickets, 50 cents. wees: ‘SIC HALL. SCISSORS CASES IN GREAT VARIETY, MANICURE SETS, ihe 8. CLEVELAND'S pstert a t5 The Greatest Mi SPECIAL re FRUIT KNIVES. ; I MATINER CHRISTMAS DAY the jam. Bew NUT PICKS AND CRACKS. TOOL OMESTS. Coxcext SKATES OF ALL THE BEST MAKES, BOTH WEIGHTMAN SCHOOL at =o harmonic Quartette ; Miss Meadsand Mr. Skerret, Solemn. Mr. L. P. Whitaker, ‘ttationist L~ 4 — Barnard and Parker, banjoists” Fancy Mar "i Giee Club, Minstrel’ Club, Musie ond Mirth. ASK TO SEE OUL UNGREAKABLE HANDLE Ta. | .f'chts).-e- atdoorandat a BLE KNIVI UsiC — MUSIC—_PROF. LOUIS WEBER'S 8O- - Meet ore videwt i te « ste for all occasions. urders left at Se at. SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW, Yard.or msec stores, Be. BARBER & ROSS, 1TH AND G STS. N.W., ee ne OPPOSITE BOSTON DRX GOODS HOUSE. MG Anan uel Lamtractor and 5 ‘WIES AND SLIPPERS. iat T4: res quent at the United States Avagemy. a b le “Dress Over- | u0-23an ScLool of Dancing, " Kae pis from £16. DuYsena SarURDayS. tte academy BIUCK UNEQUALED. melton or at . M. BYRICKLAND, Overcoats and Cape Couts at #6, $8, $10 and i¢15; worthdouble. Men's Suits at ‘Successor to Better rorth $30. Men's Pants, $1, $2, ir reduced from double the price. air of pants in the house— giving you choice of our €7, $8, £10 Pants, Make no mistake—this is the only genuine con- DALTON & STRICKLAND, &W PENNA. AVE. 010m Berxsury Pow: Riz Waser. 1 Registered Trade-mark. JAMES THARP, al7-lm 818 F st. ow. Bric A-Buac, PIANO AND BANQUET LAMPS, BISQUE FIGURES, CANDELABRAS, And many other articles suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. 4. W. BOTELER & SON, 2%5-lm 3 PENNA. AVE. N.W. Tomato Fra. Gee eae s aes Can on for its Sette igs tener cag als sn tons ot the neat rte Ont hed signment szle. We bave no connection with any other house in this city. Every garment vold is warranted; money refunded if unsatis- factory. ConSiaxMest 8aLE—New Yor« Crora- 1xa_Hovse, 311 7th st. n.w. Open till 9 p.m. 15-20" Old Rye Whisky, 75c. qt. Mrrzczn’s,7th st. Christmas Presents. Christmas Presents. No present ever given toa mother, wife, sweetheart, sister or friend is morc useful or more appreciated. than a First-claes Sewing Machine, and to be sure in getting the best at the most reasonable rates go to STAHN & Fiske's, 427 9th street northwest, and select the Silent White, the king of all machines, 13-3 Puravereua Stone. OPEN IN THE EVENING. Sensible and useful holiday gifts at mod- erate prices. ‘White Aprons, in plain 2nd tucked, full size end Well made, 25, 40 und 50c. brotdered Freueh Ei Aprons, 81, $1.25, ie 96. Astrachan Capes at $4.50, @6 and $7.50. Diazonal Cloth Reeter’Juckets, $5, 80, 10 and $133. Perfect fitting. Bl uptos fo S12 per One of the most usefal prerenty wade, Cur stock is complete at ‘Jess than rewular prices. Gineham, 75,00c. and $1. Gloria, silver handles, $1, $1.25, $1.50, 91.75 and $2. Union Silk, $2, $2.25, $2.50 and $3. Lisle Spun, $2.50, $2.75, $3. $3.50 and eee crete Whenler £ Wilson's New figs Remo” it charms on sight. Ite euraptures. Unice S57 bh sttect nortwest dli-te arxeD-Dows Prices Ar TATHOLIC UNIVERSITY LECTURES. EL Cer REY. THOMAS rarpsy SELES IMSOE CE wooe ih Betttbctares wil fastrated by nieans of the tetenis or untvereiey siocalicn tavtecd se eee EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &. 5 Ay \. MY’ Tae TOME OF W; Until further: ve the SHUSTER'S. Beginning Monday, December 15, we shail ‘ell all of our Choice Robes at the following re 827.50 to $20. ‘We have the lanrest and best stock in the city. Our line of Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Safetion is very ; ‘Men's Plain White Corded and Hemstitched, Rox Map. complete. We oer these goods trom $30 to 613. Some of our competitors get mad and So i raessiaeomens anther et $3; Edwin Capy’s Men's 85 ‘Bhoe trot = le my ; pectin ead sae 7 arbor mates WOOD AND COAL. Prices. ee (Come carty and get the barrains at Bugs. See the quality ‘WILLIG’ SHOE STORE, ‘O18 7th st. nw. Domestic oe eT $tt Domestic towing Machine tobe stron sway