Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1891, Page 8

8 ———— ee LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. LOCAL FORECAST FOR WASHINGTON AND VICINITY. Rain of snow; slightly warmer. FORECAST TILL EIGHT 4. M. PRIDAY. For the District of Columia, Maryland and Virginia, slightly warmer: threaiening weatler, with rain or mow, probably beavy in the mou tain distri rain or snow is probable Friday. CONDITION OF THE WaTER Temperature and condition of water at 7 am.: Great Falls, temperature, 43: condi 86. Receiving reservotr. erature, 53. dition at north conn 6 south connection, 36. temperature, 50: condition at influ house, 36; condition at efliuent gate h High Water. Low Water. 1006 am 10:27pm | 4:20am 4:11 pm Tomorrow Niort an excellent program by the Fry Concert Company of Boston. Del vocal quart. Eugenie, prema donna sop rs, Mine. Fry and Prof. C Amusements, Fessrut's Ic im the year dianer at 1427 N Waar! Never could buy « ready-made shoe to fit? You can get a perfect fit at any ford shoe store in the country They make sizes and widths on five dierent shaped Cra ford lasts. Powsarvtopers glasses, 25. Hrarnen’s, 453Pa. Dovste and siugle-breasted ove: styles, colors and materials, from $ Eisemas Buos., 7thand EB _ “Fiona Coven Drors!” 5c. Druggists. Do Nor miss the Kermes at every night from November 2 to November 14. | Benefit for the New German Trinity Church, corner 6th and N streets northwest. Dovnux and single-breasted sack suits and one, three and four-bution cutaway suits of the finest materials and latest styles from $10 up. Eiszaax Buos. Waar! You bad an idea that the Crawford shoe was a machine-sewed shoe? Noibing of theking Fon artistic colorings and effectsin wall paper go to BW. Hexpensox’s, 1113 F st. new. Canrets Curaxzp by the Empire Corpet Works, 631-635 Mass. ave. n.w., are made moth preot free of charge. ‘Telephone 425-2 E:semax Bros, 7th and E, chow the largest stock of overcoats in the city. and her lovely urrie. See ad. in ivered every day York avew “Masrtov,” The lending mineral water and ginger cham- pagne inthe world. CHARLES Kuarxen, Telephone 805. 77th st n. We Have Your Repars made promptly and at reasenable prices by C. D. Coutixs, builder and carpenter, 717 Jsth stn. Go Isto A CRAWFORD Suox Sone. get care- fully fitted toa pair of Crawford shoes, aud if you don’t find them comfortable we will pay | for them. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Axnavon's.—Minnie Hauk Opera Company in “Cavalleria Rusticana. Neriovat.—Mr. and Mrs Kendal im White Lie. Acapeay oF Mvsic.—A Trip to Chinatown. Buov.—Fabio Romani. Lycev Tuxatex.—James Mackie in “Grimes’ Cellar Door.” Masoxic Temrie.—The Kermes. * ——— Arehconfraternity of Christian Mothers. ‘The Archconfraternity of Christian Mothers has been organized at St. Aloysius’ Church under the direction of Rev. Michael Flynn, S.J., of Loyola College, Baltimore. It is the object of the society to give instruction to mothers in the proper way of bringing up their children. Since Tuesday the body has been holding « retreat, and the attendance Las been “A ‘The officers of the society sre Mrs. Virginia M.L. Ewing, president: Mrs. Adele Clagett, Mra. Clare Mobun, vice presidents; Mrs. Mary L. Stephens, secretary: Mrs. Anna It. Forney, treasurer; Mrs. Josephine Redfern, Mrs. Marian Wolfe, Mrs. M. Easby Smith, dirs. Mary 1. Fennell and Mre. A. Lancaster, counsellors. —————— ‘The Bisine Invincible Club. ‘The Blaine Invincible Club held an interest- ing meeting last night and transacted consider- abie business of importance. The following gentlemen were elected honorary members: Hon. Frederick Douglass, J. H. Smith, C. W. Anderson, New York; H. C. Smith, Cleveland, Ohio: C. A. Douglass, St. Louis, Mo.; Prof. S. G. Brown, D. J. Stokely, N A Hews, N_Y.; John Mit ell son, Ivy City. A congratulatory telegram was ordered to be sent to Maj. McKinley on bis election as governor of Ohio. ——__ Suit Against the Government. ‘The Union River Logging Railroad Company of the state of Washington is the complainant, by bill filed by Messrs. Phillips & McKenney, against Secretary Noble of the Interior Depart- ment and Thos. H. Carter, commissioner of the general land office, for an injunction restraining the execution of a certain order of June 2 last. The ill sets forth the organization of the company under the laws of the territory and its compliance with the laws of Congress and the approval of Secretary Vilas, January 29, 1889. They state that on June 13. 1890, a notice was served requiring the Plaintiff to show cause why the approval should Rot be revoked and annulled. ‘They state that they answered the notice, bat on June 2 last Acting Secretary Chandler anrull-d the former order. They claim that immediately on the execution of the order of January 29, 1859. they became vested with the right of way and cer- tain privileges, and it is not im the power of the Secretary or successor to revoke the same. Real Estate Matters. Josephine B. Nesbit has purchased for $5,000 of Mary F. Otey sub 31, square 334, fronting 18 feet on Vermont avenue, running back to Uth street, between S and T streets northwest. W. F. Webster has bought for $6,000 of D. Birtwell, lot 28, square south of 475, fronting 30.75 fect on 6th street, between Kode Island avenge and 3 street nerthwest. F. P_ Seibert, J W Carroll and W. A. Geese- King bave bought sub lots 34. 35 and 36, respec- tively, in square 754, for $4,750 each of Wash- ingten Danewhower, each i6 by 84.51 feet on ‘2d street between D and E streets nerthwest Chapin Brown and others, tr purchased for $7,210 of C.V. Rit E square 276, improved by becuse 1709 13th street northwest. G W. Baird has bought for £9,000 of James Patterson sub 33, square 195, fronting 20 feet on Phode Island avenue, between 15th and 16th streets northwest. W.ID has conveyed tc 3 A Butle: sf part Peter* Mili Seat —three scres or the dnl tary roaa—ani Mr. Butler bas ecaveyed the ame to W. J Dugee etal for $5,000, m trust for tweuty holder — Transfers of Keal Estate. Deeds m fee bave been filed as follows: J. F. Chesnut to Mary Mays, sub 29, sq. 333; @— Mary Mays to Anuie L. Chesnut, same Property; $—. B. Chariton et al. to Kosa obinson, parte 1 and 2, sq. 387; $3,500. J.C. Goldstein to F. G. Barbadoes, part 4, 6q. 306; $2,200. A. Diltz to H. Lee Rust, lot 14, sg. &. J. G Davidson to J. M. Stockett, fot =. 9; e— J. PF. Wag; to Bettie M. Vose, lots 41 to 43. block 25, Wesley Heights: $1,200, W J. ©. Cowden tos. ©. Raub, part Girl's Portion; @—_ Mary M. Zell to Mary H. Zell, part 14, sq. 437; f—. Adelaide A. Jones to F. M. Miller, sub 45, #q. 100, Georgetown; 1. ——__ The Loyal Lezton. The commaudery of the District of Columbia Loyal Legion held its first stated meeting of the winter last night at the Army and Navy Club. Paymaster H.F. Wright was clected register vies Surgeon John M Flint, ordered to sea. Bev. 3: Hi Beadtord was elected chaplain vice fev. Mr. Pine, resigned on account of ¢ Ie resig unt ot change New members of the first class were elected a3 follows: Lieut. John W. Shaw, late U.S. V Lieut. Sigmund C. von Braidu, ate U. 5. V Lieut. Edward Styles Curtis, U. S.A, and Capt. George E. Graves, late U.S. V.; of the second class, Johu Carson Febiger, jr., aud Thomas Norris Vincent. A collation was served &t the close of the business session. It was decided at the meetung last night to give the augnai banquet on the evening of Feb- Puce; 22 next. — Fis Assonrurxr of byaciuths, tulips and crocusat Latimer & Sloan's auction rooms, 409 G strect, tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. ~ de. —— Beomeprse cures headache: 25c.- - Adve Leave an order for tomorrow 8 | THE FIRST sNow. A Lively Little Flurry Surprises the People of This Vicinity. Washington was quite shocked this morning on awakeaing to find it snowing. It was enough, however, to shock a staid town that | had been basking im a delicious autumn atmos- phere with only the falling of leaves to note the decline of the season. The flakes were so large that it was a matter of some difficulty distinguishing betwcen them and leaves them- selves. Vor a time things looked wintry indeed, | and the ground had begun to whiten and the children had begun to clap their bands in joy at the prospect of sleigh rides. “But by break- fast time the warmth of the carth and the air had begun to get in their work and the world took on a dismal brown tinge, borrowed from the leaves, Out in Maryland the storm seemed to be more heavy than in town, and in some places on the Metropolitan branch it was reported that the snow lay half an inch on the ground, yet in most places the saow was but a furry Preceding the) blarts of winter, a sort of skirmish before the battle, but it furnished people with an excuse for quoting all sorts of adages relating to early fall. Hard winter was predicted most freely acertain number Was set as the minimum of the snows that will fall this season, a THE GREAT SHOOT. Maj. Ballard, Lieut. Harries and Capt. Bell Capture the Prizes 2his Morning. There was rain galore and an exceedingly large supply of chilly atmosphere on the Wash- ington barracks rifle range this morning. There was mud also. Similar meteorological and pediatric conditions prevatied in otber portions of the District of Columbia, but there was nothing consoling in that fact for the na- tional guardsmen who were facing the targets today. There were more than four score en- tries in the opening match—the Yappan-Ma- gruder-Boteler—but the weather discouraged several intending competitors, and when Mxj. R.A. O'Brien, who wax range officer, called the roll and ordered the firing to commence there were thirty-nine men ready for business. It nd for nearly an hour a tolerably steady string of builets from the 200 yards firing point to the targets. | Each man fired five shots apd when the last one finished the competitors nfoved back to 500 ards, where five rounds more were dispatched iargetward by each man. THE WINNERS AND THEIR SCORES. When the results were made known--Maj. O’Brien announcing the winners—it was found that Maj. J. M Pollard had captured the J pan target revolver; that Lieut. Geo. H. Harries owned the John H: Magruder goid medal, and that Capt. Jas. E. Bell was the possessor of the Rogers group of stataary donated by Joha W. Boteler & Son. The winning scores were as follows: Maj. Pollard— 445 4-21 455 5m Pr Lieut. Harries— 00 yards... 5 45 5-22 500 Yards 445 4-2 at Capt. Bell— 200 45 45-2 500 yards. 3.3 5 5-26 43 i ALBAvGR's.—No work in years Siascagnte “Cavalera Hustlonaa’’ which wee fascagni’s - Presented for the firyt time in Washington last night at Albaugh’s Opera House by the Minnie Hauk Com ‘The composition is one which ay well challenge the spay of musicians, for it shows the author to be strikingly original and to have been a close studént of both the old and new schools ‘oi opetatic work. The opera is in one act, and into this brief space both in book and score iy crowded more of ac- tion and musical coli then is found in many @ fiveact work the old Italian schuol. Yet the melody that is the foundation of Italian opere, that has kept for so long ““Trovatore” and works of its class, is not absent from Mascagni’s opera. But the genius of the composer uppenrs in the dramatic expression and exquisite tone coloring which pervades the whole work. ‘he orchestra tion ir masterly from the overture to the close, @ being not merely adcompaniment to the singers, but having # strong and distinct: y of ite own. ‘he beautiful inter- mezzo, delicate ir. its beginning. but becoming strikingly dramatic in ite development, com- pletely captured the audience lust night, and Conductor Behrens war obliged fo repeat it. The performance last night was in every way satisfactory Mme. Hauk gave to the part of Santuazi all the intensity of action that it de- manded, while #he sang ihe music with exquis- ite taste’and impassioned energy. M. Monta- riol deepencd the favorable impression he crested on Monday night by bis earnest und ‘Yesterday—Thornton agt. Weser; submitted. Stuart agt. Washington ink Endowment Association; on argument W. Blackburn admitted to bar. Cmevrr Covat— Hagner, Yesterday—In re will of Thomas O'Connor; verdict and judgment for caveatees. Enginecr~ ing News Publishing Company agt Hill: julg- ment by de‘ault. Newman & Wall agt. Fitzger- io. City Investment Company agt. Ball & Son; do. West End National Bank agt. Ceas et al.; do" Payne & Sons agt. Judson Pneuma: Street Railway Company; do. | Crosby Steam Gauge and Valve Company agt. sume; do. Ruppert agt. Hill; deatit of plaintift ted. Gdns —Smnith's administrators ag. Barker et al. (two cases); jury trial waived; tried by court and judgment for plaintiff. Owens agt. Washingten Gas Light new trial filed Equirr Counr—Judge Coz. Todar—Joachim agt. Kincaid; Ferd Schmidt appointed trustee. e agt. Woodbury; sale ratified and receiver instructed. Coleman ngt. Richards; testimony before M. N. Richardso: examiner, ordered. Inland and Seaboars Coasting Company agt. Dodge; testimony be- fore E. L. White, examiner, ordered. Miles agt Miller; auditor's report ratified. ees SS arrived at Victoria, B. e captain and crew of wrecked schooner Kilsop, which went down, ‘ompany; motion for intelligent acting, while his inging showed him te be an artist of the first rank Mr. Stormont made his first appearance last night and dis- Played ‘® baritone of good quality and consid- erable power. His Ayio was well conceived and bappily executed. Mile. Tremelli and Miss Campbellin the respective roles of Lucia and Lola were satisfactory and the chorus did its work weil, and it bad & good deal to do. The orches- tra deserves warm prise for its excellent per- formance, due to the intelligent direction of Conductor Bebrens. A harp was added, which wns effectively played by Misa Anita Cluss of thie city. Tomght “Cavaieria Kusticana” will be repeated, with Mme. Basta-Iavary as Santuzzi and Sig Del Puente as Ayjio. a Plymouth Chureh Anniversary. The Plymouth Congregational Church, cor- ner 17th and P atreeta northwest, began the celebration of its tenth aniversary last evening by statements from Deacon W. G. Fearing and Trustee Wm. H. Thomas and by addresses from the pastor and city iministers. Kev. Dr. Newman of the First Congregational Church, Rev.J.H.Daily of the People's Church, Rev. J. M Waldron’ of the Berean Baptist Church and Rev. Geo. W. Moore of Lincoln Memorial Church were the speakers of the evening. The anniversary will continue through next Sabbath ‘There will be « church institute and praise service tonight and decennial con- cert Friday might, Next Sunday will be anui- versary day. a Ea Yesterday's Racing at Benning. The racing yesterday at Benning was ex- citing throughout and a large crowd was in at- tendance. The third race, after Tue Sran’s report closed, at one mile aud a furlong, was won by Senorita from Abi, second, and Judge Morrow third. Time, 1.5537. Mutuals paid $3.40. The fourth race,at one mile, was won by Mary Stone, Prather second, George W. third. Time, 1.4253. Mutuals paid $5.15. The fifth race, the match hurdle, one mile and a half, was au easy thing for St. Luke, with Hercules second and Paturity third Time, 2.54}3. Mutuals paid $4.85. None of the other scores went beyond a total of 40. THE OTHER SCORES. ‘The other scores were as follows: Sergt. Hut- terly, 40; W.B. Johnstone, 40; Lieut. J. M. ieut. Farrabee, 39; Lieut. Graham, : Private Appleby, 37; Private Ascher, Rollins, 36: Corporal Rotramel, 36; Sergt. ©. H. Laird. 35: Private T. T. Page,’ 35; Maj. E. it. Campbell, 35; J. M. Walsh, 33; Lieut. TS. King, 35; Private Harper, 31: Corporal Blazer, 31; Private Gibson, 31; Corporal H. E. Baden, 30; Corporal Theo. Lange, 23: Corporal Hough, 27; Sergt. Salmon, 27; Private W. W. Kimmel, 26; Corporal L. F.’ Speer, 26; Serge Landvoigt, 24: Sergt. B. B.S. Phillips, 23; Pri- : Corporal D. K. Fitzhugh, 2 2; Private vate W. H. Kanfman, 19; Lieut. Murphy, 17; Corporal Bless, 14. ‘The Sunday Herald match will be shot at the range this afternoon. sae Found With His Head Cut. About 9 o'clock last night Watchman Erdman found a man named P. J. Kinter in the Smith- sonian grounds suffering from a bad scalp wound on the head. He stated that he had received the injury by falling from a derrick at the Long bridge about 6 o'clock. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital, where th wound was dressed, and he remained at the first precinct station till this morning. pasaoctostbsauian Latest Burial Permits. During the forty-eight hours ending at noor. today burial permits were issued from the health office for the following: White—Wm. D. Clark, 32 years, softening of brain; Mary M. Bell, 14 years, Bright's disea Elias Rasher, 63 years, purulent Cathalius Bird, 1 year, marasmus dine, 30 years, acute ‘indigestion: gineon, 48 years, suppurative enteritis; Ann P. Rosew: 60 years, senile dekility; Anna Rogers 's, cancer of mesentery; Catherine 5 51 ye tuberculosis; Mary A. Gass, 78 years, senile debility; Frances C. Rit- ner, 43 years, consumption. Colored--Maria L. Williams, 1 year, conges- tion of lungs; Mary Washington, 65 years, heart disease; Eliza Hall. 40 years, typhoid fever; Etta M. Salmond, 4 months, inanitio: William Bell, 18 years, fracture of skull; Chas. Collins, 25 years, consumption: Jane Menes, 50 years, consumption; Mary Rustine, 21 year consumption: Mary L. Hicks, 4 month capillary brone! Jno. H. Briscoe, 13 years, typhoid fever: infant of Wm and Annie V. Crusenberry, 21 days, premature birth; Henry L. Jackson, 48 years, typhoid fever; Marion Nickens, 18 years, malarial fever; Susan Clin- ton, 45 ‘years, diphtheria; Emma Sanders, 5 days, convulsions; Nelson Waters, 75 years, drowned: infant of Abe and Louisa Scott. 15, minutes, premature birth; Chas. Ricks, 9 days, trismus nascentum; Nannie Carr, 27 years, hemorrhoids ee Vermont Avenue Baptist Church. Rev. T. S. Robinson, pastor Mt. Jezreel Baptist Church, preached a good discourse last night at the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church. Interest is still increasing in these services The collection last night amounted to $20 and the entire collection for the week uj to date is $95. Rev. S. H. Green, pastor of Cae vary Baptist Church, preaches this evening. ——— Again Made a Prisoner. Detective Block yesterday had » long chase after a prisoner and succeeded in capturing him.on Massachusetts avenue. John Crusen- berry bad been acquitted in the Criminal Court for hourebreaking and the detective knowing of other charges against him waited ny ot outside and gave chase. es Industrial Charity. Tue meeting which is to be held on Friday evening in the chapel of All Souls’ Church promises to be cf unusual interest, and those whe are interested in industrial charities will have an opportamity to hear addresses on that eubject by Dr. WT. Harris, United States commissioner of education, and other gentie- men who heve given it much thought. The association under whose auspices the weeting is given was formed for the purpose of pro- moting industrial education and advancing the cause of what may be cali@g the preventive charities, as they help children to help them- selves without taking them from their homes, and thus prevent crime snd the necessity of sending them to iustitutions for reform Kerwes tonight at Masonic Temple, lovely ladies to wait ob you.—Adet. pices Dosa GEORGETOWN. A BURGLAR IN TENLEYTOWS. A night or two ago Tenleytown was visited by @ burglar, and though he entered four houses only about $14 or #15 were captured. Nine of them were taken from the home of Mr. J. W. Harry, who lives just above the post office, and tive or six froma child’s bank found in Mr. Jos. Kern's residence. Mr. Geo. Bur- rows and Mrs. Shepp were also visited, but the naweicome visitor was frightened away. Oficer Kiley has arrested a young colored man on suspicion, Dut it is understood he can prove an Noes. Last week the attention of Georgetown’s young men were attracted by the races at Ben- ning. This week the droppi of a nickel will Sad ay EE ir. Cl a ital: ‘ie visi mother on N street. ay bend The funeral of Dr. Geo. 7. took place ai SS by the many Two Turxcs TO REMEMBER IN REGARD TO CATARRH. 1ST, IT IS A CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASE; AND 2D, IT REQUIKES A CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY, : These t*o facts are now so well known to the medi- eal fraternity that local applications, like snuffs and inhalonts, are regarded as at best likely to ive only temporary relief, To effect a permanent cure of ca trrh requires a constitutivnal remeiy like Hoods Sarsaparila, h by purstyimg the blood, epairing, the diseased t.ssues a d imparting healthy tone to the affected organs, does give thorough and lasting cure. ‘Read this from Mr, P. B. -tout, @ well-known wer- chant and jumberman of Sheridan, Ind. : "I want to say for the benefit 0 suffering humanity, that HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA I8 A PERMANENT CURE FOR CATARRH. After suffering with ca‘arrh in my bead fora num- ber of yelrs, and using every obtainabie remedy, I was requested by our druxxist, Mr. C. 4. Elliott, to take ‘Hood's Sarsaparilia. 1 did so, and after using three or four bottles Iam: Leaied of the inst annoying disease the human system is heir to.” P. B. STOUT. AN “A NO. i" MAN. “The above testimonial {s from an A No. 1 man of weaith and influence.” €. E. ELLIOTT, druggist, Sheridan, Indiana. HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA It’s the best blood purifier, the best nerve helper, the Dest stremg:h builder, Give it a trial, 1 Tremse, Bessrsc, Buzzpixo And scaly diseases of the skin and scalp causing days of misery und nights of sleepless acony are instantly relieved und speedily, permanently and economically cured by the CUTICUKA REMEDIES when ail other remedies and the best physicians tail, Substantial evi- dence of the truth of tis statement is to be found daily tn this paper. 8 Waster & Nupwess, 825 N. CHARLES 8T., BALTIMORE, WILL OPEN AT WILLARD'S HOTEL PRIVATE PARLOKS ALL THIS WEEK A LARGE AND ELEGANT DISPLAY OF IMPORTED COSTUMES AND WRAPS, EVENING AND RECEPTION DRESSES, YOUNG LADIES’ AND MISSES’ GOWNS. PERFECT FIT GUARANTRED. nos-4t ORDERS TAKEN. T. B. Towsex & Sos, DRY GOODS DEALERS, OT ew BI i. Be. Ret Tvrtied Planet, 0, wos trom 20 to 50, Unbleached Corton, Se Cabeo. whew nauis, 10-4 Bleached SLecting. 1 10-4 Cutve enriette Custinere, in ail cuiors, 50c. ick Cashuere Sana shat ed very low ire ine Wack Cashmore Shuwfa eats ; Wool Face Biack hennietts, duu. wide, ae. fvens wiarked way’ dowa. Gray Bansets, babs Underwear, Children's Underwear, Geats' Collars Set eae Lace Conrasss, Just think of it, the: ea feleyone an J. W. Boreuun & Sox HAVE OPENED THEIR LATEST IMPORTATION or Dinner T Game and Fish Sets, Table Outlery, Platea Ware, Rich Heavy Cut and Engraved Glass Ware, 3. W. BOTELER & g0N, 923 Penns. ave, ocld2m Reotsteazp Traape Maas. ‘BERKELEY PURR RYE WHISKY. JAMES THARP, 818 F st.nw, Wiacinr card printed trom plat. 736 wer 100. oot | wn Bg as cs ice a. off Baradine Isixnd, en route from Townsend to Shargtai, with lumber. Cxevztasys Basse Pownen WHOLESOME. LEAVENS Most. LEAVENS BEST. fend stamp for cook book. Cleveiand Baking Powder Co., New York. ee eee ; Cannant & Lewy, 25 7th and 708 K st. now. Our business in Ladies’ Coate is steadily increasing. We keep only reilable goods. They are well made. They are perfect fitting. Our price is the lowest. We ask an inspection. A drive in Children’s Underwear. Vests and Panta, 16 t#228. Drawers, 24, Gand 28 Only 2c. each. We will offer special inducements in Biankets and Comforts, We have made special effort this season on extr: values in SOc. Dress Goods. They embrace Cas! mere, Henrivttas, Serces, Cloths, Fancy Piaids, Tiu- minated Bourette Cheviots, Chester Suitings, &c.. in ali the popular shades. Theseare all of exceptional value. Your opportunity for a bargain inextra size and Weiwist White Bed Spreads. Uniy 81. linitation China Silks in a great variety of combina tions. Oniy per yard, You will pay 18c. for ‘most of them elsewhere. CARHART & LEIDY, 31 $287th and 706 K st. nw. TIT A q AA 4 Ach &, t 4 4 LLL A 9885 585 ™ NNN A NN ran fu ” ERE a4 Fss8 Sys8 0H ONN CZ . E, COKNER 7TH AND D STS. N. W. We have opened a permanent office in this city, which we shail be 41d to have you call and inspect. “Like al. Our others it 19 au; plied with every uoderu’ improve: went sua iy in the hiaud, of ackhow.edged experts in fe proiession. 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TERMS: Easy weekly or monthly payments, ‘No notes and 6 per cent discount allowed mucnisan thurs days. for settie- GROGAN'S CREDIT HOUSE, sol-ty ‘819, 821 and 823 7th st. nw, Luaie Couraxys EXTRACT OF BEEF “IN DABKEST AFRICA.” By HENRY M. STANLEY, “The Liebio Company's Eatract was of the choicest. "—Paye 39, Vol. 1. ““Liebigt and mest soups had to be prepared in suff- cient quantities to serve out cupiuis to each weakened: man as be staggered in." —Page 89, Vol. 1. “One Madi nanaxed to craw! near my tent, * * He’ ‘was ag once borne to a fire and laid within a few inches: of it, and with the addition of a pint of hot broth made from the Lishe Latract of Beef wo re- ‘stored hitn to his senses."—Puge 68, vol. 11. Genuine only with fac-simile of 3. VON LIEBIG'S sonature in bus ink across label. - ‘B08 Gaxre Surrs Scovren AND PRESSED FOR $1. % CITY ITEMS. Ladies? Fast Black Wool Hove, 1Se. Lamb's Wool Hose, 186, Bankrupt sale, 159 7th st. It Superior Old Rye Whisky, full quart, 1. Pure Old Rye Whe (years old), “750. qt Pure Old Port Wine, large bottle, 50. Small lot Fine Grape Wine, half ie Merzoxn’s, 417 7th st. nw. Collars Engraved, Razors Sharpened free. Nholgent Culery, Warrono's,477 Paave.* Piso’s Remedy for Catarrh will surely catarrh and cold in the head. Handy, lessen ah draggista, 50c. Barbour’s Linen Thread, Gc. Best Toilet Soap, $ cakes 100. Bankrupt sale, 1524 7th att Coff-el Coffee! Coffee!!! Persons in need of strictly fine Coffee. Call on Merzoen, 417 7th et. nw. Remember—Fine Upright Pianos for rent Jow Also first-class tuning and repairing. Work guaranteed. Victor Becks, 920 9th n.w.2* Use Brown’s Bronchial Troches for Conghs, Colds and all other Throat Troubles.— ee the best."--Kev. Henry sain Cashmere Wool Jorsey Gloves, 15¢. War- ner’s Brighton Corsets, 0c. Bankrupt sale, 1584 7th st. It “Niblets!”’ 5c. Druggists. no3-eolm No Foreign flavor about it. Home made, is Bulvation Oil. Price only 25 centa. 4 Nervous Prostration, Sleeplessness, Opium habit, Duliness, Blues by Dr. Miles’ Nervine. Samples free at ate :'s Davo Stone. 1014 F st. Hermedort Fast Black Hose, ladies’ or gents’, 2ic. Fascinators, 19c. Bankrupt sale, 1524 7th at. nw. it SRSDAY,/NOVEMBER 5.1891. AMUSEMENTS. (ALBAUGH'S GRAND-OPEKA HOUSE. MINNIE HAUK GRAND OPERA COMPANY, Under the direction of Mr. ©. D. HESS, ‘Mr. J. P HOWE, Manager. TONIGHT AT 8, Maeragni’s superb new crand opera, CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA, CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA, ‘The oriinal Italian version. with the oriigal score ‘and orchestration abd cast, including Mme, Basta-Tavars, 3 nal chusacter), Mose’ stemor Bel Fuente (his oricimal charsrier’ Preceded by. the Bret act of “* Traviata ® with Muse, Basta Kiney. i. Bovet. MC. Butat, Signor Masel! aud Spar Pe Tiday, LOHENGKIN. Saturday matines, Caval- leria Kusticana: Saturday, Foust xt week—THE TAK AND THE TARTAR noS+tt XTRA. EXTRA. ALBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. SEATS NOW ON SALE FOR WEEK OF NOVEMBEE 9. ‘The Askin and Rork Comic Opera Compeny, HARRY ASKIN, SOLE MANAGER, IN TABIAR, TALTAR: By Adam Itzel, jr.. and H. B. Smith. THE GREATEST CuMiC OPERA COMPANY IN AMEKICA. MARION MANOLA,—- DiGRY LAURA JOYCE BE. PRED REAR, MALE HULLINS, HUBEKY WILKIE. Stage Manager. ‘Lothians. Rutcal Director Saline Eavwaras Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa Does not distress. and adds ficuh and weight. 2 The Wheeler and Wilson, No. 9! A marvel of simplicity. And runs too light to require Either water or cleciricity. oc29-1m Look at the Electro-Automatic Wonder at the Domestic Sewing Machine Hooms, 7th and H. 0c27-10t 50 Cigars, 75c._ Sarma, 4th and G. 031-6¢" English Pins, 4c. paper. Good Suspenders, aise. Childeen's Worsted Booty, 85.7" Banke rupt sale, 15a 7th st. it An Invention Making Sewing » Pastime, Wheeler & Wilsor’s New High Arm No. 9. Itcharme 6n sight. Its use enraptures. Office 437 9th street northwest. dll-te Gaxat Discount Sarz aT W. H. HOEKE'S CARPET AND FURNITURE STORE, 8TH AND PENNA. AVE., FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. IT 18 OUR desire for the month of November to ECLIPSE THE RECORD of any past month in the history of our business. We realize the magnitude of this undertaking, but nevertheless are not the least daunted, for we know well, the BENEFIT OF YOUR SUPPORT, having fully experienced it in the past. In order to SECURE YOUR ASSIST- ANCE in this effort we will SHARE THE PROFIT with you, and beginning THIS MORNING, and continuing-until 6 p.m. Saturday, November 7, we WILL GIVE You 4 CASH 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT On all purchases of Furniture and Up- holstery Goods of $25 and over. Our stock from which to select embraces Chamber Suites, in ALL WOODS, from $19.50 to $350. Parlor Suites, in all fabrics, from $37.50 to 8300. This is an opportunity that SELDOM OCCURS: in the height of BUSY SEASON and YOU SHOULD profit by it. Remember, this sale only lasts until 6 p.m. Satur. day, November 7. Our CARPET STOCK is second to none, and WE LEAD IN FIRST-CLASS: WORK, being tie only bouse that em- Ploys exclusively first-class New York ‘cutters and layers. oe EER E ER E fi ‘00 . not-3t © 8TH AND PENNA. AVE. Wr Taz Comso OF WINTER TIME YOU ARE MADE TO REALIZE MORE FORCIBLY THAN EVER THE NECESSITY OF SUrPLY- ING YOUR HOUSE WITH NEW FURNI- TURE AND CARPETS. NO DOUBT YOU HAVE BREN LOOKING AROUND A LITTLE NOW AND THEN, JUST TO SEE WHAT IS NEW AND HOW THE PRICES RUN ON SUCH THINGS AS YOU MAY CONTEMPLATE PURCHAS- ING. PERMIT US TO SAY RIGHT HERE THAT THEKE ISN'T A MORE DESIRABLE STOCK OF FURNITURE . AND CARPETS IN WASHINGTON THAN WE CARRY. WE HAVEN'T BEEN IN OUR NEW BUILDING LONG ENOUGH FOR THINGS TO GET DUSTY EI) AND EVERY THING 18 CRISP AND NEW. IT HAS BEEN OUR cUS- TOM FOR MANY YEARS TO MAKE SUITABLE TERMS REGARDING PaY- MENTS, AND YOUR CASE SHALL BE NO EXCEPTION IF YOU 80 DESIRE IT, GLAD TO TALK IT OVER WITH YOU any TMK. \ JOHN RUDDEN, 13 7TH ST. N. We oct7-tr Livrs- A WONDER IN SHOEMAKING. SPECIAL SHOES FOR LADIES. A FULL LINE NOW LN STOCK. ‘Price $3.50. * ‘These Shoes 100k well snd fit well. ‘They are comfortable to tender feet. ‘Made on the behen at our Baltimore house, Call and sbethatm. Ask forthem. It's the favorite fandly shoe, won't be without them after one trial. ‘orders will be GO cents extra price. WILsox & CAER, Custom Shoemakera, uF 87. ¥.W. Belttinore Store 4 and G Baltimore at. ao - N®W Nationar THeaTRE ‘Third and farewell Americen ‘our of MR. AND MBS. KEND: MK: AND Nas: BERDAL ‘MK: AND MBS. KEND: (Wnder tue direction of Daniel 7rokman) And their own company. ‘This (THURSDAY) Eveuing, Sydoey Grandy's Comedy, 4 WHITE LIE, A WHITE LIE, A WHITE LIE. Friday night-THE IRONMASTER. Saturday matinee—THE IRONMASTER, Saturday night—A WHITE LIE. Prices—82, 81.50, 61, 75, 50 and 25 cents. Next, week—SHENANDOAH.—The sale of seats wilt open Thursday. noo-tf PECIAL, NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. S$ ‘Opening Monday, November 9. SHENANDOAH, Presented with its Superb New York Cast, Matinees WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, Rod-St Seats now sellimy. ’ EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE, HOYT'S Latest Farcical Success, A TRIP TO CHINATOWN. A TRIP TO CHI A TRIP TO CHINATOWN. A TKIP TO CuINATOWN. A TRIP TO CHINATOWN, NOTE.—*"A Tr.p to Chinatown,” which is produced here under Mr, Hoyt’s personal direction, Wile to Hoyts Madison Square Theater, New York city, next Monday night, where, it is confidently expected, it will remain for the balance of the season. ‘Monday, Nov. 9, Rudolph Aronson's Coupany. “Seats now on Casino Opera. noo-tt ACY EXTRA: COMMENCING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9. RUDOLPH KUDOLPH RUDOLPH ARONSON'S: ARONSON COMPANY compan From the NEW YORE Casino, NEW YO) CASINO, IN A GRAND DOUBLE BILL, Pietro Mascacnf's Grand Opera, CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA, CAVALLERIA KUSTICANA, CAVALIERI SaUsTTCANS, CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA, CAVALLERIA MUSTICANA: ‘In English (first time here of the orizinal score and or- chestration), preceded by Franz. Von Suppe's Come Opera, THE JOLLY STUDENTS. THE JOLLY STUDEN iS. THE JOLLY STUDENTS. THL JOLLY STUDENTS, Chorus of 30. Double company. Orchestra of 35. Chorus of 50. Douvle voupany. ot 3. Prices, $1.50, 81, 50c. and 25c. Seats and boxes for any perférmance may now be obtaiged, és ¢ ERNAN'S LYCEUM THFATER, Feun-yi and 11th st. ° g s ES’ CELLAR DOOR. Nov 15.—Dr. 8. M. LANDIS. Nov. PATROL. A SEETING WILE BE REED WITHE TN THE CHAPET. OF ALI, SCULS' CHEROH, vor. of «and 14th FRIDAY, AT 8 P.M., and addreses on **In- 1 Charities and Education” will be wade by Dr. Harris, the U. 8. Comuuissioner of Lducation, WF PEOminent Kentlewen. Adwission tres. god oun i Fos Fee exnisiiion- ‘What is the Phonorrapi? What can it do? Are you aware that it is ‘The 1deal Language Teacher? And that by its help you can ‘Master any foreign tongue in ten weeks? FREE LECTURE AND EXHIBITION By DE. R. 8. ROSENTHAL OF BOSTON, Author of the Me:sterschaft System, ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, aT SP. M., At the parlors of the Columbia Phonograph Dott pio. copes Rane oaeay, ‘Tuesday and FridaPeveninzs. Glass for Saturdays at 1030. rivate eenuas veg dale Address J. b. CALDWELL, 114 C st. nw. oc38-1 ABs Bor THETA Mrs. P. Harris, RL. Britton and 7. ¥. Dean, Proprietors and Managers. ‘Week commencing November 2y AIDEN BENEDICT’S BEAUTIFUL DRAMA, ¥ABIO BOMANI, on ‘Acar load of special ecenery. ‘The election returns will be recetved. ‘by an operator in fuil view of the audience and read, ceived next Tuesday, October 3. 4 oat ————— AMUSEMENTS. "A GRAND REERES an Deen crated by the German Reforved Trinity Churel, comer 8 and A ste YUrpows of peyih= wt a debt Ineurrel by te buittemurch at Meso. t BS.. from Novem ver mich tie twbiie we heartily tn sell-tuole a aad Cabsn John ‘Zoo Park ant y Yard Barracks rede op oUF reat # xin, eaves oi Vth st nw wir Sree teeeean ees ee PHE LAKEWOOD, IN THE MIDST OF TINE FORESTS. Piazzas inclosed in lass, one-t tent. Pure drains Water from ENT VENTILAIONS | SUPT THROUGHOUT THE HOTLL RANGEMENT= PERFECT OPEN ‘NO EXPENSE HAS BEEN SPaAK. THE LAKEWOOD (Hk “IDEAL SORT OF AMEKICA.” ‘or terms, dc, ool Te You Ase Ix Nuzv Or A Suir OR OVERCOAT THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOI. CLOTHING Co. 4s the place to get it. On account of the lateness of the season we have cut ‘down prices from 25 to 40 PER CENT. Come and look at our $7.50 and $10 SUITS and OVEBOCOATS, other stores charge you $12 and $15 for the same grades. Give use look and convince yourself. THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 00., oct ‘Corner 7th and G sta. PDE RTT MY eG DD Y FE MONNN G PoP ¥ Eee i ERE See Kee 1 NNN GGG OF ALL FANCY SHADES, According to Sample Selected, when only slightly faded, are ALMOST EQUAL TO NEW. BBB 00. Bp ovo Rv BBB OO 0 RRR BB OO RR - BBB 00 COUR OR 11th and G sts., Washington, D. Cc. SCOURER AND DYER, 8. E. corner i7th st. and Fairmount ave. BRANCH STORES: 1535 Chestout st., Philadelphia, 113 South 10th st., Philadelphia, 1623 Columbia ave., Philadelphia, 716 Market st., Wimingion, Del. oct Korenex Urexens. ‘We now show the largest and most complete assort- ment of KITCHEN UTENSILS and HOUSE- FURNISHING GOODS we have ever offered, in COP- PER, GRANITE, IRON, TIN AND OTHER WARES, from a Fivecent Egx Beater to Ketrigerators of larz- est size, Parlor, Banquet and Piano Lamps, in brass and tron, on second floor. ‘M. W. BEVERIDGE, Importer of Pottery and Porcelain, No. 1215 F and 1214 G sta, Wasmxerox 18 PRE-EMINENTLY A CITY OF HOMES, PURCHASED MAINLY BY THE THRIFTY WAGE EARNER UPON MONTHLY 1N- STALLMENTS—A MOST COMMENDABLE METHOD OF ACQUIRING PROPERTY AT A TRIFLE ABOVE KENTAL OUTLAY. A LIKE HONOR ATTACHES TO THE PRUDENT HOUSEWIFE WHO DOES NOT ALLOW HER SCARCITY.OF READY MONEY TO INTERFERE, BUT SECURES FROM U! UPON CREDIT ALL THE COMFORTS AND LUXURIES OF HOUSEKEEPING, RE- LIEVED OF A BURDENSOME WEIGHT BY OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, WHICH ACCEPTS HER PROMISES OF WEEKLY O& MONTHLY PAYMENTS AS THOUGH SHE HAD ALREADY ADVANCED ‘THE NECESSARY Casi. WITH US THE PARTIAL PAYMENTS OF BELIABLE HOUSEKEZPERS ARE MORE VALUED THAN THE WEALTH OF THE CAPITALIST. FURNITURE, CaurETs, DRAPERIES. STOVES, WORKS OF ART, HOUSE & HEREMANW'S (CaSH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 927, 919, $22 AND &237TH ST. aND (@27 AND Gis MASS. AVE. ¥. Ww. i i rut i ati ul RAILROADS. ND AND DANVILLE Rolundule in effect October trains wots south and moth y od Fudman Duifet Seoper, New York and Washine hive na WASHINGTON AND SOUP. SULEDLANLY Awa i 1 Uetween At New oe y. Southern Express for Lyn. hibure, c Srey & JAMES TE VAYLON, Gon (EESAPEAKE & ONO RAUL Way = DULE IN LREROT Treas 5 im Ameren, with the He Soud train Serve th dining ear nevtunats withon TL0p.am., a solid vescitimied tr ‘Obs0, Lemingter cimnaté at 610 P vo - 3 owing a pal Vere ay and Richmond tor Pons Condor and Surfulk- ONLY RAIL List Bi tluat Weatlons and Gckets at Coupany's UBiow, sez. WFULLER, Gen’ Pamwmvor Ageut, 0 oo oa 7 VENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TRAINS LEAVY) Ww Tate fiom STATION i Ti AN ANE aba INGLON DEST Parlor Car W Care Harris Car Harish esmatl. West ane with ‘al ince =a sleet to Bitte. ALTIMOKE. AN > RAILROAD, For Kane, Cana ‘Nicene day. ex tosh _ ; a Bal M. dais. except Natarday, with Sleey asiincton to hochester. For Williausport, Kenove and Klutra, 10:50 0.1 Gai “opt 3 +2 gm Duuiay, 0," hay BAD, 420, LAR aud Lh os ol Express of Puuliuan Parior Cary ine Car, iy New Mork, YA) 4s dally except Sunday FON ee hieysy Manited Rxvrow with buway ire 10) aye and 5:45pm. deity, Wa. ta. week day and 5:45; mation, B40) 4. tu. dal ass Express, 5-40 9 For Loni lerriage across New Lori. For Atiautic City, 12:19 pan. 02, 4220, 40, SE. to aud 1185, Gu Suinaay 10s), 1100 a ati, 12:2, LAR 2M $0 92, 40, 940. a th pean, except Sunday. For Aunspous, +20 and 9:00 a.m., 1150 and 429 ain. daily, except Dunday.” Buibdayes 0-0 © Sid's 220 vom 3 WADMINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY. IN LEFT SEPLLMDER GL For Alexanirie, 4 3 ». im, am, 1m Accomodation sof Quauiticn, 7:45. m. daily, For ictauond and tue Deut, 4-90 aul I0S7 a sini.y. 0-07 p. Ba. week day, ‘Traius ieave Alexandria ior Washington, 6.05, 7 10, 109, 1iels, 11+ "Lah A aN Oy 11bp. ui. On Sunday at 14a. aa. 0, UNO ortiet NOW Jermey ban. 1, 1a, ‘own, 110-40 a.m agers: t m. BULAL BLUe ULINE Foi YORK AND PHILADELI MIA. For Philadelphia, New Lok, Jsston and the east, daily 00, B20 0-00 Dining Car), Lido mun., Zab (ar), 0 Gedv yeu. Bicep ulus’ Cay Open at 10:00 o'evuck). ‘Duset var.or cars on all Aay trains. oh Boston, 240 vm. with, Puliman Buffet Slee <Carrunniog throug to Boston without chamee ¥is Fourhkeepme Bridve, landing pasencersia Band MV. station at Boston. 8land 1901 Pe. ave. ana at dele ‘3. k. ODbe, “CHAS. O" Sout, ausl Gen. ven. Poss. Agent. Mess vEsava, ‘The TOMB OF WASHINGTON. bd — further Tron and Steet CURLS PACALESTER wal keto bat Shri: Toot of 4th 8.38 follows PUit MOUNT VERN “Te erp, aay. Sunday. at aarp. Fea i on oer fourm st 3 pt. Bare, yound tp. ‘81, inciudiag Sdnuanion 0 the : Gh tine Charlee Macasester abd lunch eerved ai cw Paice, ‘Leepboue call 5, CAPT. 1. 1. BLAKE, —2223_Commandinur Ghats Macaieeter. OK2 OLK, PORTEESS MUONKOK AND N Noah. Ve. bertols and Wasinatton, “be Ge Steaubeat Company's HALACE SILAMLKS Wasi INGLON and NOGVOLK, leave every day sn the seat ae ¥ <-> Whatt tovt of (tb st., coumectine routs STE “WAKEFIELD: ty Creek Yo ys TE eee ADV! ING. Sabb 10 Avy mad ine ABD LEI NG Devoe ‘erie. to brace’. ew Sork. Go.