Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1891, Page 16

16 LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. LOCAL FORECAST FOR WASHINGTON AND VICINITY. Variable winds, generally northerly: fair weather and stationary temperature today; warmer and probably fair till Sunday evening: increasing cloudiness and probably hght rain Sunday night. FORECAST TILL EIGHT P.M. SUNDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, variable winds, generally norther! fair weather and statiouary temperature tod warmer and probably fair till Sunday evening; increasing cloudiness and probably light rain Sunday night CONDITION OF THE WATER Temperature and condition of water at7 a.m.: Great Falls, temperature, 41; condition, 36. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 61. Con- dition at north connection. 36; condition at south connection, 36, distrivuting reservoir, temperature, 43; condition at influent gate house, 36; condition at ettluent gate house, 96. High Water. Low Water. Uadéom Midnight 5:52 pm The Johnston ‘dry roast coffees: retailed. Special presents today. Buwane of adulterated cheap wines and Mquors. Cau. Xaxpex, 909 7th st. n.w., knows how to protect his customers by securing pure, wholesome beverages. We're Provp or Ir. We've knocked the bottom clean out of prices. Underwear has suffered most. Look at our values. or Franc & Sox, One Price, or. 7th and D. Dox’r Fonort Mockex & Co.'s $3 line of ladies’ shoes. 12th and F sts. n.w. A $4 Box of 0 Key West cigars, clear Havana, for $250 job. SicxLes’. 1011 Pa. ave. Asririctat human eyes, Hexrien's, 453 Pa. av. Prqvor 10-4 bleached sheeting, best made, 26:zc. Lonsdale cambric, 10:c. ' Bropazag’s, ath near 8. CuaRets. i We have eight standard varieties of red din- ner wines. Family supply is our specialty. To-Katon Wixe Co., 614 14th st. Tux Joussrox Corress are retailed at GaEaT Cursa asp Japan Tea Co., th. ‘Taz Crawroup Suox has won its position on ite merita Fossex’s Ice Cream is delivered every day im the year. Leave an order for tomorrows dinner at 1427 New Y: Dovstx and single-breasted overcoats, in all styles, colors and materials, from $8.50 to $35. Eiseaas Do Not miss the Kermes at Masonic Temple, every night from November 2 to November 14. Beuefit for the New German Trinity Church, 6th and N streets northwest. Canpets Creaxep by the Empire Carpet Works, 631-635 Mins. ave. n.w., are made moth proof free of charge. ‘Telephone 425-2 is Fisu axp Oysters. We have six standard white wines which safely rival the best imported varieties. ‘Try them. To-Katos Wr Co., 614 lath st. We Sexx the Johnston Java coffee. Gnzat (Cava anv Jaras Tea Co., 731 7th. Dovste and single-breasted sack suits and one, three and four-button cutaway suits of the finest materials and latest styles from #10 up. Eiseaax Bros. Tux Cuawroup Suor is never sold todealers “Masrro The leading mineral water and Pagne inthe world, CHARLES 2B, Telephone 85. 737 For artistic colorings and effects in wall paper go to B. W. Hespensoy's, 1113 F st. nw. Haves Yous Rerams made promptly and at Teasonable prices by C: D. Coutixs, builder and carpenter, #17 and 719 18th Esemax Buos., 7th and E, show the largest stock of overcoats in the city. To At Waom Ir Mar Coxcens. We have in our vaults the largest stock of select wines ever carried in this city. ‘To-Karox Wixe €o., 614 14th st. “Fuonma Coven Duors!” Se. Druggists. AMUSEMENTS, AuBavon’s.—Wagner's “Lohengria” drew to Albangh’s last night the best audience of the week, and while there was much in the per- formance to praise there was also much to con- demn. Mme. Tavary gave an intelligent in- terpretation of Elsa and sang the music artisti- cally. In fact in this part Mme. Tavary was seen to excellent advantage and she carr! to her work the mal instruction she had re- ceived from Wagner during the period she sang lin Munich. M. Montariol was spirited and effective as Lohengrin and the same may be said | of Mr. Storment as Tewramuud. Mile. Tremelli sang the part of Ortrud excellently and Sig. Ricci made a dignified and impressive king. The opera was excellently staged and the orchestra did good work, but the chorus had a go-as-you-please match and completely spoiled the glorious effects which it was intended they | should produce. Tonight “Faust” will be ven, e Nattoxat.—The Kendals _ presented “The Ironmaster” at the New National last night toa large audience. The piece is of in- tense interest, but after seeing Bernhardt and Hading, to say nothing of many of our own actresses, in the part of Claire it is un- satisfactory to witness Mrs. Kendal’s conven- tionalism. “ Mr. Kendal is seen to much better sdvantage than his wife in thie play, and the natural coldness and stridency of his voice docs not seem out of place in the character of Phitipe Derbiay. The insufficiency of the sup- Porting company was even more manifest than on the previous night. Tax Axp Tautan.—The most mccessful comic written since the days of “Erminie,” as York papers said, iv Askin & “Tar and Tartar.” which will be seen e first time in Washington on Monday night at Albaugh’s Grand Opera House. ‘The production is said to be the greatest ever given & comic opera in this country. The costumes ind the scenery are gorgeous in coloring and most effective in design. The company pre- senting the opera is unquestionably a strong one, as may be seen by the following cust of characters: Muley Hassan, a sailor shipwrecked | near the coast of Morocco, Digby Bell: Farina, | a Circassian professional ‘beauty. Marion Ma- nola; Alpaca, a Tartar, formerly wife of Muley Hassan, now queen ‘of the sultan's harem, Laura Joyce Bell; Tajfeta, companion to Farina, Josephine Knapp; Aharioon, master of revels and royal purveyor of umusements, Chas, Wayne; Pajama, the court physician, Fred | Frear; Yusuf, servant of Cardamon, Chas. Meser; Lambrekin, a lady of the harem, Hilda Hoilins; Moket, Sultan of Morocco, Chas. H. Jones: Officer of the Guard, Kathel Kerr; Odel- iska, Maud Hollins; Cardamon, a Bedouin chief, Hubert Wilke. Uscre Isaac.—Next week Harris’ Bijou Theater will present the distinguished come- dian, Max Febrmann, in his recent success, “Uncle Isaac.” The play deals with a phase of human nature that is full of dramatic material, and which has, nevertheless, been almost com- pletely neglected by play writers. It is that of the Aierican Hebrew, a man of real flesh and blood, whose heart beats in response to the suffering? of his fellow man, but whose busi- ness tact is always awake to protect his inter- ests and maintain his independence. The character as presented by Mr. Fehrmann is said to be full of humor and wit without ever descending to the level of a caricature. Mr. Fehrmann is a violinist, a composer and Vocalist. The company includes a remarkat array of talents, and singing and dancing are given plentifully. The company is made up of people who had given evidence of their ability to do what was required before they were chosen. The performance should therofore possess marked artistic merit in every respect. “Tue Patnot.”—The attraction next week at Kernan’s Lyceum Theater ix “The Patrol,” by Scott Marble, who made a thorough study of the celebrated Snell murder and built up this play on a plot that absorbs as much interest the original tragedy. A. H. Simon's company is pronounced fully competent to interpret the lines intelligently, and with ample scenic and mechanical effects, and the two beautiful horses, known as “The White Patrol,” give promise of a realistic and satisfactory produc- tion. These horses come on the stage at break- neck speed. They dash to the rescue of Pol.ce Capt. Hardy, struggling with Detective Case, who in following an opposite clue of the murder of Enos Bond, and vividly illustrate the efficacy of the police ‘patrol system. ‘The play contains many exciting incidents of police life, strong situations and thrilling climaxes. In the cast are Chas. Chappelle, Virginia Nelson, Alice Fisher, Herbert U. Jones, Eddie Giguere and HF. Adams. Gronoetows AmateuR Oucuestra. — The seats for the concerts of the Georgetown Amateur Orchestra are being rapidly sold and the rehearsals fur the first concert are going rapidly forward. Prof. Kaspar, the conductor, expects his organization to do better work this season than ever befoce, and his programs will be more ambitious. The first soloists will be Miss Clementine De Vere, the soprano, who is said to havea voice equal in flexibility and purity to Gerster, and Mr. Anton Glcetzner, whose abilities as a pianist are well recognized. ‘The Wilhelmj Club will also assist. ‘Tux Wasuixotox Musicat Cuv.—The third season of the Washington Musical Club will be inaugurated on the 18th instant at the Univ Gurar Curxa axp Jarax Tua Co., 737th. We sell the Johnston dry Toast coffees. Onrestat Canrers axp Rvos.—We have just received a large and magniticent assortment of oriental carpets and rugs of all sizes aud col- orings. The prices are 10 to 25 per cent less than same goods sell at in any market in this country. One price only. W.B. Moses & Soxs, cor. 11th and F sts. nw. ‘Tux Crawronp Suox will surprise you It is made to fit the foot. Exsauax Buos., 7th and E, are headquarters for boys’ and children’s suits and overcoats. Best qualities, lowest prices. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Azzavon's.—Minnie Hauk Opera Company in “Faust.” Navioxat.—Mr. and Mrs. Kendal in White Lie.” Acapexr oF Mvsic.—A Trip to Chinatown. Hanus’ Brov.—Fabio Romani. Keasay's Lycecw Txeater.—James Mackie im “Grimes’ Cellar Door.” Masosic Teurie.—The Kermes. peso sernists CONDENSED LOCALS. Ix Taz Dawace Suit of George W. Mocka- bee against the District the Circuit Court on Saturday awarded a new trial unless the piain- tiff accepted £3,500 in lieu of the ¥5,000 rded for damages by being run over by a ‘The piaintit bas filed a re- pea Small’s Chrysanthemum Exhibit. ‘The season's chrysanthemum exhibit of John H. Small & Sons wil! be opened on Monday next at their extensive ware rooms, corner 14th and G streets northwest. This firm has al- ways presented unsurpassed artistic oral dis- plays, and it is intended tha: the extent and va- Fiety of the plants shown this year shall exceed any former effort. The rarest specimens of this beautiful Japanese dower will be displayed in great numbers, aud there will also be seen Foses and other plants in profusion Th. who have witnessed the former exhibits of Small & Sons de not need a reminder as to what may be expected, while to those who shall look -- Upon their display for the first time next week # revelation of beauty and artistic arrangement is in store. —— The Dufour Obsequies. The different lodges of Odd Fellows will as- semble in Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street north- jue room of the 7th street hall, where they ‘will ie fm state until tomorrow noon. The line — ae bo Soon from the Balk at 1088 to St. Andgew's Church, Ath and Corcoran streets, were services will © _The remains wil then be escorted tu » where the interment cemetery, rmen 52 gee Marzazazs for paper flowers, Goutp’s, 9th.— Tunovom 4» error yesterday the t Br. James F. Oyster fete Be celebrated “Cow Brand” of butter at 4c. per pound. The is 60 conta. been 5 ae Sourmeaw Inrexstare Exrosrriox, Ra.eicn, ¥. C—The Richmond and Danvilie railroad Will sell round-trip tickets from W: D.C, to N. C., for the above occasion on and Wednesdays of each week, be- , October 13, and continuing ‘until November 25, at €12.10, valid for return Passage until December 3, 1591. . ———_— Buomeprxe cures beateche: 2¢.—Adot. ———— Indies to wait on you. —Adzt. eeoadiatel “Pucmma Coven Duors!” Se. Druggiste. salist Church. The members are all Washing. tonians and their work in the past has been most satisfactory and deserving of encourage- ment. Each is an artist in his particular line, and their concerted work bas improved each season. At their first concert the club will be assisted by Miss Julia Wyman, a vocalist who has gained high reputation in Boston. Lixcoty Post, G. A. R.—Lincoin Post, G. A. R., will give an entertainment at its hall, cor- ner 7th and L streets, next Monday and Tues- day nights, which will consist of a military drama entitled “The Old Guard,” with a com- petent cast of characters, a hop 'and_refresh- ments. This will be the beginning of a series of entertainments for the benefit of the post fund to entertain visiting comrades to. the national encampment next year and the mem- bers hope their friends will patronize them liberally. Catvany Baptist Cuvece was well filled last night to listen to a musical and elocutionary entertainment given by Prof. and Mrs. Bon: bright. Mrs. Bonebright is «. pianist of de- cided abflity, and the professor was the first gold medalist’ graduated from the Philadelphia School of Oratory. His selections last night were intelligently and effectively rendered, and his efforts were frequently encored. The en- tire program was satisfactorily given and the audience was demonstrative in its delight. Afterward refreshments and a social hour ful- lowed. Tux Mavawz Fay Coxcert Compasy was Gites bearty welcome last evening at the Sniversalist Church by an audience that crowded every scat therein and who left at the conclusion of the concert exceedingly gratified at its success financially and well pleased with its artistic excellence. Madame Fry and ber i daughters, assisted by Prof. Geo. D. re au exceedingly talented group and afford an evening's enjoyment that is well worthy of liberal patronage. Miss Eugenie de- serves especial mention for capabilities dis- played with the violm and stands forth promi- nently asa conscientious and finished urtist. ‘The humor of the evening was furnished by Prof. Currie, who is a mimic and reader of considerable droliness and fine merit, who kept the audience laughing and applauding his tine work throughout the evening. — Lance Sate or Crockery, being the contents of ten casks. by Latimer & Sloan, on Monday at 1331 and 1333 H street northwest, commencing at 10 a.m.— tact. = sss A Cwaxce ron 4 Homx.—That valuable two- story and basement home, with stable, No. 2022 14th street, will be sold by Latimer & Sloan on Monday at'5 p.m.— det. vite at Guearest floral abd musical feast ever held south of New York. Light Infantry Hall, No- vember 10, 11 and 12 = Kut Tur Cavse OF CATARRH AND YOU HAVE PERMANENT CURE. HOW RELIEF WAS GAINED IN A VERY SEVERE CASE. Diseases of long standing require lone and persistent treatment to effect perfect cure, and this is particu- larly true of catarrh iu the head. This is unquestion- ably a constitutional disease and therefore requires a CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY Like Hood's Sarsaparilia. Local spplications, ike snuffs and other inhaants, can at best give only tem- porary relief, as they reach only the resuit and not the cause of the disease. ‘The !atter ty found im the impure taint in the blood, which Hood's Sarsaparilla removes, ‘anu thus the benefit derived from this medicine is per- manent. ‘The following statement frankly gives the facts ina ‘very severe case of CATARRE: ““Tt is true that I have received « great deal of benefit from Hood's Sarsaparilla and think I would be entirely cured of catarrh if :t had not been of so long standin. But Hood's Sarsaparilla HELPED ME A8’ NO OTHER MEDICINE EVER DID. 1 had the disease 18 years, and 4 year before taking ‘HOUD’S SABSAPAKILLA - My breath was so foul that I did not eat af the tabie with my parents, and did not go out to other eovie. My ody was uso much bloated. peat that nothing has helped me like Hila, which I hearty recounnend.” . 3 Mra. A. SCHWANK, Madison, NeUrasha. Lil ~~ ee ‘ Morning Star Lodge, I. 0.G. T. A large and interesting meeting of Morning Star Lodge was held Thursday evening at No. 1410 6th street northwest. A number of names were proposed f6r, membership and duly elected. The following officers were installed for the ensuing quarter by M. E. deputy; Leroy Usilton, 0. templar: Phillips, V. templar; W. R. Steteon, Mrs. Stctoon, andatent secretary; W. sentinel; Mrs, Cutter, marshal; deputy marshal. cs ret 2 4 Chureh Social. “The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor of the Church of the Covenant” beld its first social of the senson last evening. Quite |number were present, including not a few soldiers from Fort Myer. The program was entirely musical, and was openéd with « piano solo by Private Lynch of Fort Myer. Mrs. Presby followed with ® vocal solo, after which Mr. Fruiley delighted those t with sov- eral productions on the Mr. Foster humorous song. ‘The Macalester’s Fast-Flying Trip. Tomorrow at 10a. m. the steatner Macalester leaves her wharf on the third of ber series of Sunday fast-flying trips to Colonial and Clifton Beach. The pleasant nature of these Indian summer far-down-the-river exéursions is evi- denced by their continued ity. Fish- ing partion claim good suectse when ihe water in just right, as it will be: tomorrow. glories of the India river banks are a constant pl ‘The Macalester will reach bi 8:30 p. m. The Fire Departthent Busy. The fire depurtment was kept bury last even- ing and this morning. Four alarms were sounded, but the damage done did not amount to much. The first alarm was turned in from box 319 about 9 o'clock last night for fire in the house of Mrs. Henrietta Ennis, No. 1428 2lst street northwest, caused by a defective flue. The damage amounted to @160, and was fully covered by insurance, ummer folisge on the ure to the eye. home wharf at Ce ie — 7 a THE .EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1891—SIXTEEN -PAGES. CITY ITEMS. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. Coffee—Coffee—Cofttes. a. a TUORC AL ana TURD EVER NGS Novees? ak APe A Rh ET PREF [Sesto ppamitiy oat your BA Gog £4 Ba? Eee EE ¥ =| Seramergeezseen ta we for COMMENCING For the benef of Post. GA BR eu saan MONDAY, 4 bao d - , NOVEMBER Fusr GRAND CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW Coffees Of the * in ne WASHINGTON FLORISTS CLUB erie oe) ‘Will be held in the ae ee WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY HALL, Johnston's Dry Roast Coffees in the grain. eza a All who use 4 rs TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, Coffees PF, Dpnr 00 q RR NOVEMBER nl aNDi2. should know roeR B 8 7 er init ee ‘that we are e BaP H Ht Doors open on Tuesdgy. ffom 3 to 10 p.m. Het only DD. OO LLLL P ‘H | Wednesday and Thursiay, from 10 a.m. to20p.m. ckers 0} : Worldsrenowned Jobuston Breakfast Coffee, | 4 00, ENN 685s 00 ENN paren Lely atthe A Bt 3 Top bi Ep epmernte oe haggis ant lers X i o'clock. aor area BA PEARS Pb a 83 Te . igh-grac Coffees. 00. FRR RRR A ea pes ° PK ROR AA ‘LEAF FESTIVAL” Bear in mind—Bear in mind 3 Fe ER RRR Aa A FOUNDEY 3" Sacnce a xa eee By the TOURG PEOPLE om enormous TUESDAY EVENING: Novenniwe 10, 180 | advantages G3 00, WE MM PPPoA NW WY ¥ Cire ating Liuarg, Fauniy ‘Album, of using $0338 Nit ber 2A ANN Yy Onfamses Coffees G00 88 ae Bo RAN EN OY | snore Come! come! Comet" = ee G**50 Fan AND BAzea FROM THE =. ne = NELSON DIVISION, Ne. 2, U. B., K. OF P.. The delightful aroma and unexcelled ‘wow AT KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS HALL, drinking qualities Ri Fe weiw Canina ee ad @ NNN ke Ww Ww NOV. 9, TO THE 218T, INCLUSIVE, to the consumer peace 50. Sinsie nearly two-thirds more strength SF f% BH OEE Ghranue of procians every" and favor YW 33 ine kw ona ¥ oo RE &%& aim BDNESDAY sud FRIDAY. biai eke 5 pte A ss H SSE 90 ENTERTAINMENT Fou THE LONG EVEN rousted in other x — shipped bere a4 Sss5 UD NNN “oo = This morning about 5:90 o'clock an alarm turned in from box 145 eulled the fire depart- ment to house No. 1343 F street, where the jun- itor discovered a slight fire in the hallway. The fire department did not go into servi the fire was extinguished before ite arrival. ‘The cause of the fire could not be ascertained. Abont 7 o'clock this morning an alarm was sounded from box 146 tor fire in the house of Mr. LP. aiecliae No. 1334 G street. A de- fective flue ca the fire and did damage to the extent of $150. An hour later the ‘t was called out by an alarm from box 125. This time the fire was in Carroll Institute building, near 6th and F streets. The fire started in the furnace room and had evidently been burning some time be- fore it was discovered. The fiames, however, did not gain much headway, and the firemen had them extinguished before more than $100 damage was jone. ee Knights of Pythias Fatr. The opening of the fair of Nelson Division, No. 2, K. of P., at K. of P. Hall, 9th street be- tween Massachusetts avenue and L street northwest, next Monday night, is expected to beagrand affair. It will be continued two weeks. The hall has been handsomely deco- rated and is supplied witha tine stage, with suitable scenery. One of the main features of the fair will be an electric base ball club, which bas never been in this ¢ity before. The gen- eral committees have been untiring in their efforts to make this one of the best entertain- ments that Washington has had for a long time. Many prominent organizations have been in- i and large crowds are expected every night. SARA Ue Gave » New Bond. In the Criminal Court Joseph Myers, charged with ussault with intent to kill, who was yester- day surrendered by his surety, John Scanlon, this morning gave @ new bond for $500, with Dr. T. J. Johnson as surety. sce aor Ixpiay Stamten Sunpax.—Past-flying fishing trip of the Macalester tomorrow (Sunday) to Cotonial and Clitvon Beach, leaving at 10 a.m., home by 8:80 p.m. (Wen ———-—___ Oxg or Tux DesitabLe Kesipances, No. 1513 ‘80th street, near P street, is to be sold on Mop- day nest at 4:30 o'clock. This property is in one of the best locations in West Washington and should attract the attention of investors. See advertisement. Basy Coren Or Eczema MOTHER'S AND MINISTER'S TESTIMONY. HEAD MASS OF PUTREFACTION. DOC- TOR FAILS. CURED IN QUICK TIME BY CUTICURA. Tdeem st my duty to igform you of the wonder‘ul cure of e:zema which CUTIOUR4 REMEDIES brouzht upon our little baby, three months old. When about two and one-half months old, the who'e of its littie head became one mass of putrefaction, over which we became very mitch alarmed, as the medi ine prescribed by our physician only seemed to ox-ravate and incresse the intense pain the little thing seemed tobein. We were utteriy ata -loss to know what to do, asthe physician seemed to have exhaus:ed all efforts to give relief. But throuzh the recosamenda- tion of Rev. J. G. Ahern, pastor of Brooks Circtut M. E. Church Soctety, we were inuuced to try the CUTT- CURA REMEDIES, and after a few days’ application We were astonisiied a8 well as de ixhted over the re- sult. We continued the use of the medicine accor ling todirection, and after a few weeks the little fellow Was entirely cured, with mo traces BE the diseuse le: Many thanks for this wonderful cube. Mrs, JOHN HOLSTEIN, Quitman, Ga. It wives me great pleasure to testify to the f tained in Mrs. John Ho'stein’s téstimonial the cure of her L.ttie baby. 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Cashmere Wool Jersey Gloves, 5c.’ Ladics’ Fine Merino| — Vests, 39¢. “ Beut Steel Scissors, 0c. — no7-2t | aT Ludies’ Silver Stemwinder, $4.50. Vouor | 0:15 Jewelry Co., 713 7th st. u. It | orton Fine Sewing Machines, €10. At East Domestic | pygry 8. Mand Pattern Agency. 4th and Pa, av.n7-10t | © vening, Pay smuil deposit, select yous Jewelry and have it laid away unul Christmas. A* Voor M’y o Jeweiry Co. S! He ler, 720 ith st., is making specialty in Ladies’ and Children's Hair Cutting and sbam- pooing. Also cures Dandruff. no7-5\* Gold Spectaclts, $2.25. Volor Jewelry Co. 1° Selling Long Gray Hair Switches and Bangs at reduced prices at 8. Hziten's. no7-5t* Ladies’ Solid Gold Rings, $1.35. Voiat Jew- elry Co., 713 7th st. nw. ise Guess wud Guess Aguiu! Until you see what we have to offer in $1.00 Natural’ Wool Underwear you will ve “all at wea.” It is the usual “one-iitty” grade. Fuaxe & box, Une Pric TY Cor. 7th und D sts, Gold Eyoglawes, $2.25. 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Vout Jow- elry Co., 713 ith at. DW. iw Phillips’ Digesttbie Cocoa, Delicious,easily digested aud Lighiy nourishing, Nickel Alarm Clocks, We. Voier Jewelry Co.* Certain to Satimy You. One bottle of Piso's Cure for Consumption will convince you of its wonderful etneacy. Druggists. zde. Best Filled Chains, $2. Vora Jewelry Co.* Johason’s Fricd Oysters, 5c. half dozen im box. 12th aud F ets."n.w. nob-3t Best Plated Dinner ‘Castors, $3.00. Voror Jewelry Co., 713 ane Wilson, No, 9! + A marvel of simplicity. Aud runs too light to require kiwer water or clee ricity. 0c29-1m Best Quality Ladiew’ Chains, @1.50. Voror Jewelry Co., 713 7. we ate The Stundurd Cash Register after careful examination have adopted tue Culigraph. 14 Best Plated Pickle Dishes, 1.50. VorotJew- elry Co,, 713 Tth wt ite An Invention Dewing a Pastime, Wheeler & Wilson’ ‘igh Arm No. ¥. it charms on sigs. Its use ‘Uftice 437 9th street nortaw: Solid Gold Gents’ Kings, #4. VorotJewelryCo.* Foot Balls and Supplies. Watronp's, 477 Pa. ave. es at Kngraving free of charge. VororJewelry Co.* = Fons: Fors: Our stock of Furs is now complete, cdmprising BACQUES, REEFERS, FIRST TIME H) RE OF STAGE DIRECTOR. DIMLOTUR OF MUSIC. ‘With cast including M: PIETRO MASCAGNI’S GRAND OPERA, Bs GAVALLERIA RUSTIC “STRINGING aie. ae | Itis t de Peet it a ‘sale a: MORRISON'S BOOK STORE, F ST. W Asninaton a Season 1891-92—Three Concerts. Course tickets, with reserved seats. 4 int Punt Soneert NOVEMBER “i, USIVERSALIST CHURCH, cor Litrand L ste nw, When the club will be assisted by the Soprano, Mrs. JULIA WYMAN of Boston. Tickets now on sale at MotSerctt's, Knabe'sand other music sores. ne7,14,16817 ‘ARRIS' BIJOU THEATER. Mrs. P. Harris, R, L. Britton and T. F. Deda, Proprietors and\Managers. ‘Week commencing MONDAY, November & FERREE AND FEHRWANN'S COMPANY, Introducin: MAX FEHEMANN, In Fred. Masder's Cycione of Funy UNCLE ISAAC, ‘The Represe:tative Hebrew Coinedy Drama, A Great Play. A Fine Company. a | CAVALLEIA RESTIC Next week—U. 8. WOOD. no2-6t Cs BUS" CAVALLERIA KUST'C Acavenr. CAVALEEIIA RUS 1 TC = | CAVA iL, EI i OS Tha, ‘THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING LAST TIME OF CAVAL: | CAVALLEKL HOYT’S i} Latest Farcical Success, ooo. AND OKCHE GRASD DOUBLE com GRAND DOUBLE Co}. GRAND DoUbie COMPANY, , INCLUDING PAULINE L'ALLEMAND, n FERDINAND SCHUETZ, HE ky LNs, EDGAR ssil1H, MAX FIGMA’ CHAS. RENW ° CHORES OF 25. | CHORUS OF 3. CHOKUS OF | 0 ——E———— ALL THE SCENES AND COSTUMES FROM THE CASINO. AY MALIN. -are RDA: MATINEE SATURDA’ REXT WEEK—A. M. PALMER'S COMPANY IN ALSBAM 1 ALBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. MINNIE HAUK GRAND OPERA COMPANY, Under the direction of Mr. ¢. TONIGET AT 8, FAUST, FAUst, FAUST, HE ORIGINAL SCORE TRATION. -.MAX PRFEWAN. KUL SYELNDURFE, » Mr. J. P. HOWE, Manager. Basta-Tavary, Mlle. Tre- mielli, Miss Hotn-es, Mr. Stormont, Six. Ricel, Big. Moseotti and M. Montariol. Next woek—THE TAR AND THE TARTAR. no6-+tf A TRIP TO CHINATO 6 TRIP TO CHINATO A TRIP TO CHINATOWN. A TRIP TO CuINATOWN A TRIP To CHINATOWN. P, PANY ae —NEXT WEEK— RUDOLPH ARONSO CasINo OPERA COMPANY. Ros-tt Seats now on sale, NEW Nationar THEATRE. EXCURSIONS. &e. ~ UNDAY, NOVEMBER $' Ibray SUMMER sUNDaTS. ° COLONIAL A! AFTON BEACH! The Taba of the Kerier of intion Nuntinee Sundays. Pet bisime 7 rye of tue MACALESTER, “ =i erage tet WhOD ASD LINE? Acceding to Univeral request tie Will Meke a Trap COLONIAL AND CLIFTON 1 ON St NDAL ROvEME : SCHEDULE OF Til aia aieater waters in Every Style Beat of Orior Guarantee’, TT "BLARE, Captatn. STAGE EXCURSIONS. ate, in and Cobia Joh stata a baa band Tal y Hor Le he ne tae —— NEW_ PUBLICATIONS. (CABLES SCRIBNER'S SONS PUBLISH TODAY MARIE ANTOINETTE AND THE DOWNFALL OF 1 OYALTY Anew volume on the Famous Wowen of the French Court. Transisted trom tie French of IMBERT DE SAINT-AMAND. Each with Portrait. 12 mo, # ‘The terrible scenes of the Revolution down tothe abolition of royaity, and the declaration of the Re- Public are here narrated. This voiume, with the nine siready issued, complete the list 0 those dealing with the momentous times before, during and after the Revolution, 3 vols. on Marie Antoinette, tn a box, @5.75. 3 vols. on the Empress Josephine, in a box, 63.75. vols. om the Empress Marie Louise, ina box, $5. OCEAN STEAMSUIPS. By various buthors. Fully Illustrated, 8vo, $3. The plan of this handsome volume is the same as that of the famous “American Railways" and **Elec- tricity in Dally Lite.” Every vhaseof the constrac- tion, development, management and appliances of the reat transatlantic Liners is treated by an expert, spe- lai attention bein pad to the daily life of passengers and crew. JESUS, THE CARPENTER OF NAZARETH. Bye Layman. 12m0, 81.50. ‘This tsa simple, realistic. yet an almost portical life f Christ, in which the Gospel narrative is retold with many @ vivid touch and «rapiiic picture. Ite perfect Baturalness and ease of movement, its simple ian- wuage and the freshness of its styleand method will captivate not only the younger readers, for whow it 1s designed, but every lover of the Goarel's story. AMONG THE CAMPS, Or Young People’s Stories of the War. By THOMAS NELSON PAGE. Mustrated, Square 8vo, . In this volume Mr. Page has tod sowe Virginia Stories of the war, which will touct. the hearts of every Teader, young of old, and which will rival theauthor's “Two Little Confederates” in popularity. CHILDKEN'S STORIES IN ENGLISH LITERA- TURE. From Shakespeare to Tennyson. By HENRIETTA CHRISTIAN WRIGHT. Unitorm with From Taliesin to Shakespeare, already published. ach 22mno, 81.25. “Miss Wright has endeared herself to « host of Feaders by her stories of history and science, but she as never produced a book so thoroughly fascinating as this. "—Boston Beacon. 3UST PUBLISHED. ON THE BORDER WITH CROOK. By CAPTAIN JOHN G. BOUKKE, U.S. 4. Tus trated. vo. £3.50. **Familiarity with a particular branch of the service, combined with a topographical knowledge of the Indian country, renders Capt. Bourke especially fitted for the writing of this volume. It is something to carry a sabre and besides that to wield aclever . ¥. Tames. CHARLES SCRIBNER’s SONS, 743 and 745 Broadway, New York. This (SATURDAY) evening last appearance of ME. AND MEs. KENDAL MR. AND MRS. KENDAL MR. AND MRS. KENDAL (Under the tirection of Daniel Frohinan) ‘And their own company Farewell performance and last time of Sydney Grun- y's Aimu-ing Comedy, A WHITE LIE. A WHITE LIE. ', 50 and 25 cents. oO. Us OSL. Presented with its Saver New York Cast. Matinees WEDNESDAY und SATURDAY. node Seats now seiling. D. HESS. RUF. CAL P ro Tuesday and F box ¢ Saturds: ((ATHOLIC CLUB 1891 GRAND LECTURE COURSE 1892 In aT Abbavans GRAND OPLRA HOUSE. BEATS NOW ON SALE FOR WEEK OF NOVEMBE.. 9. nie Opera Coupany, HARRY 4oKiN, SULE MANAGEK, ‘The Askin and Kork , IN 4 TAR By Ada Itzel, jr., and 1UMIC | OF] THE GREATEST COMIC OPERA COMPANY IN DIGBY BI LECTURE HALL, ST. PETERS CHURCH, 2D AND C STS. 8. F., NIGHT SCHOOL FUND AND WASHINGTON. 3.3. KEANE, D.D. wwersity ot America. ) 0 THE HOLY LAND," Warren Currier, C.’ ict Hoven) a [THE POPE AND THE LABOR QUESTION.” EXTRA. Sunday, Jan. 10, Milton E. Smith, Esq. Church News. HRISTOPUER COLUXBUS.” Sunday, Jan. 31, Kev, P. 3. DD. ‘Chive sector Catholic Dniversity of America} “GE NONE pb “Sy asp ad ea CPactor St, Sere Church. “A RAMBLE IN ROME.” COURSE TICKETS {TH RESERV Re are ee LEC: Ww Alscut resorved geass Bee A 4 ar Store, 2nd Md- avenue” ocBieuotie ieee Seema, 3s and Md. sve:n.o. 7" eek Anel65,50nbe FHHOL¥ Lann Tour. sc00. A neiect party sy inks Sian ena ¥ B. Smith. = ““Loursts’ Sass ‘ines. Ax Exsoaxr Srock Or Dnuess Goons. - M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PA. AVE., Desires to call the particular attention of the ladies and all who are interested in an elegant stock of Dress Goous of the newest sty.es out this season and at very moderate prices. Those who have dealt with us, podoubt, will ap- Preciate wha: we say. endif you will call and takes Jook at cur hapusoie goods we are sure you will ap- preciate what we say, and you will not be importuned to buy. We hardly need to name all the different classes of Dress Goudis, but we can assure you that we can show you a errat many tempt me and striking styles, and they will Le shown with pleasure, and you will, no doubt, find a greet many new and beautiful things ‘that you wil not find elsewhere in this city. We also have & very choice stock of medium price Dress Goods, aud we will show them: with pleasure, and we teel confident you will not regret an oppor- tunity to look our stock over. 19 PA AVE. Kuresex Urexsns. ‘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 Five-cent Egg Beater to Refrigeratorsof lang ent ize. ‘Parlor, Banquet and Piano Lampe, in brass and fron, on second floor. M. W. BEVERIDGE, ‘Importer of Pottery and Porcelain, ‘Ro. 1215 F and 1214 G ote, Te You Aaz Ix Nuz> Or A Sor on OvEROOAT THE LOXDON AD LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 00. to the place to get tt. On account of the lateness of the seasce we have cut down prices from 25 to 40 PER CENT. (Come and look ot our $7.50 and $10 SUITS ant OVEROOATS: other stores charge you 612 and 615 for the same grades. ‘Give uss look and convince younsslf. ‘THE LOXDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., FACT IS WORTH A THOUSAND ee Misa inct that DARTIES HAVING F ‘veatuneut alo WARTING AN IN ake oUt aD interest bear cer tificate of deposit drawing 3 per cent imterest and pay ebie on demnd Rates on tume certificates mace Lnown upon applics WOODS & CO. tion. Clone 4.30. MY to d TO SUIT, LOWEST KATES OF INTEREST. Me amounts snl lo Dune preven, GOLDSBOKOUGH Bis iS K _ocl2-tm Fioeuary @ AND LOAN ASROCTATION Any amonnt louwed, rep oy advanced ei Pek CENT , uy Droste. yg tS ottion, 0) Alenia Twwmtade, Ren, Ch ©. STEVENS PERPETUAL BUILDING ASsocIATION. Liabilities for dues on sharea, year 107 16 Increase of surplus in past year. . aN 16 ‘The end of the first ten years of the Aso tation finds # flourishing aud vigorous condition. Our busi- during the year bas been iiiese, sveraeing Clow to $0,000 month y. Asour dperations are entirely confined to the District, having no branches nor “acents” outside, Uisiniuense business sivws well for the prosperity and enterprise of the city of Wash- ington. Our assvcmtion prosents the best op portun'ty: for the pubitc to place their savings as to auount of interest paid by us apd the inunediate availalility of the money. We are paying 5 per cent per annum on shares When withdrawn before maturity, L! percent per annum on shares matured. Weare now Feveeuiing the first and second series at 12 per cent per annwnu, the third series maturing im March of ext Year willaiso be redeemed at [2 per cent per annum profit, In addition to the ubove we are receiving syecial Payments of amounts up to 6,000, of any leas sum, and payiug 6 per cent per annum, payable monthly. ‘Our advances to members are at very reasonable rates and area great convenience to those buying oF DuLidiMe. every sort of accommodation i» extended to nen.bers i borrowin« oF in repaying of advances. €150 w advanced to each share ob shares, €14 montiy, monthly, €3,000 on 20 share Leonowy ih expenses is our of it, tm ten years our total receipts have been 62, 0b4,— 034.26, and oUF expenses in those ten yeare, for sal- aries of officers, for rent of offices, for advertising and $1,500 on 10 shares, $20 40 monty uword. Ji tor every other item, have only been #16.472.00. This ieagreat thing in @ Building Amocistion, this keep. ing down tie expenses. the less the expenses che more the profits to the stocaboiders. ‘Lhe uew series, the 1Jth, com:nences in Nowewuber. Shares cun be bad at ali times and no lack dues re- quired at $1 per month per share. Office wt ju 11th street. Our annual meeting Wednesday evening, No vember 4. C. C. Duncanson, president; Lewis Abraham, vice President. #.G. Saxton, trewsurer; Jobu Couk, secre- tary, 506 Lith street. Directors—Audrew Ginse, Wan. BP. Seville, A. N. Mesker, Wm. H. Goods, F. W. Brandenburg, Chas. Bau, Chas. W. Sobel, Wan Hillyer, C. Bankes Brookes, Chas. F. Benjani tormey, Keouw 70, Corcoran buiidang. ATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF WASHINGTON, 3.E COR 1TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVR. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRES® JANUARY 22, 1867. eonganized under act Cougress Uctober 1, 0, ‘Transacts the busines ofe ‘TRUST COMPANY Ab ail ute various Uranchee, Also the business of SAVINGS BANK And ofa SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANT, Capital, ORE MILLION OF DOLLARS Act» as executor, administrator, guardian of the es” sates of minora, comuuities of the estates of Dunatics, receiver, assignee abd executes (rusts of any andevery Gencription. Wills kept without charge. Receives wouey deposits in sums of TEN CENTS AG Upward and allows untorest thereon Moucy dejosited befure the first day and om the fiw, second and third days of the month will draw interest from the first day. | vebe Luvuey Upok Feel estate and collateral secur ay. Sclis firet-clans real estate and other securities tm sums of $500 and upward. Lisceives SILVER WARE and all kinds of VALD. AbLED upon deposit in capacious storaxe vewtsof Urpaneed GF} ness anu security ALL SAFES FOK KENT FROM 65 to 9125 PRR ANNUM. (fice hours—Daily frou. a.m. to 4p.m., f qiierewe ordered, a edaition "te the segalas oad Sot, tnt Se clock pa. as wollowe ‘Gu the 1th day ot eacu: mouth Un the last Uuntnese dap vt vac month. Ch the first, secoud and Gard days of each mperh deubdaye ens cytew). Wien ue ioc tails wm Sunday te 14h Gay we Mapacement: ‘Presta: ut. BENJAMIN FSAYDER, CHARLES ©. GLOVER, First, ees EB PRAbCIs HiGes. Am the new building of the Washington Loan end ‘Trust Company, corner hand F sta. Every modems convenience and couitort tor men whe send © large part of their lives in their offices (Call for permit to mepect tbe premises, ‘M. WARNER. Presigent. CORSON & MACARTNEY, J2O ©. conson.