Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1891, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25. 1891. } @RE WE CITY AND DISTRICT. Right Recher torre stored also the sxst, since the paper goes not alone into the hands of the people of the Distriét of Columbia asa body, but regularly into their homes,—into the families of all classes, and into those of the money-spending as well as the ‘money-earning portion of the community. An advertisement in its columns therefore reaches the eye of everybody worth reaching. fenieertn dle tacoma lle Wrong? A Shoe Dressing mct restore the bril- Tiancy of a worn shoe, and at the same time preserve the sofmess of the leather. LADIES will the Dressing you are using do both? Try it! Pour a dessert spoonful of your Dressing into a saucer or butter plate, set it aside for a few days, and it will dry to a substance d_and brittle as crushed glass. Can Dressing be good for leather? Wolff's ACME Blacting will stand this test and dry as a thin, oily film which is as fiexible as rubber. sroinchatesisenheo anal oe 25 Dollars worth of Mew Furniture for D5 Cents. HOW? By painting DS square test of Of Furniture with PIGS 077 Morth Prot Mtrest P'TLADELPRIA. FOR BREAKFAST A GREAT GAME EXPECTED. Tomorrow's Foot Ball Match Between the C. A. C. and Georgetown College Teams. The Thanksgiving day championship game between the Columbis Athletic Club and the Georgetown College will be called tomorrow at 12 m. sharp at Capitol ball park. Both teams have been practicing for some time and are in excellent condition. Frank Butterworth, the hero of last year's game, has returned to the city and will play with the Columbias. The handsome Rogers’ group of statuary Presented by John Boteler & Son asa cham- pionship trophy will be given to the winning team tomorrow evening at the Columbia Athletic Club house by President Hood of the Columbias. So will the elegant silk banner presented by Robinson, Parker & Co. This Danner jg made of blue silk and is embroidered in red and gray, thus presenting all the colors ot ing teams. been on the field for car- riages aml coaches, of which there will bes goodly ‘furnout. Four tally-ho coaches will mbis house, bosides others from such leave the Cota ; Georgetown and the Potomac Club. The coaches of the latter organization will escort the Columbia coaches to the grounds. thus making quite an imposin le. Three hundred grand stand seats have been roserved for lndigs and the entire grounds have been so roped as to accomm 4,000 people. fiater to insure fairness in the decisions Schoff and Martin of the University of Pennsyivania have been persuaded to come over for the game. Trade, OATMEAL. CRUSHED WHITE OATS. THE CONTESTING TEAMB. Healtnn Delictous. Best. The teams will line up as follows: Already Cooked. Qbickly Prepared. | wr. WP'G CO., 83 Murray st.,.New York SUMPTION. a VALUABLE TREATISE on this disease toany suf- tere: » will send me their Express and Slocum, D.C. 194 Pe BEECHAM’S PILLS address, N.Y. CT LIKES MAGIC On Monday, November 30, ACs WEAK STOMACH.) |Szsemricamaiicreinacy i 25 Cents a Box. Park. — OF ALL DRuCCISTS. ‘THE MEX COMPARED. Of the two teams the Columbia is perhaps & little the stronger and better drilled, es- pecially on the rush line, while their backs are less swift and skillful than those of George- town. Analyzing the play of the two teams, fein sha orcs baste oc_couterresh’ ers, Wade and O'Donnell are about equally heavy. ‘The former 10 Hite slower than hie opponent, but knows eno: ol e tric] weey kins ably, xs he holds the ball. O'Donnell may be expected to do some good tackling and aggressive work. as well as play- ing his position in a satisfactory manner. Rainier is superior to E. Eyer as guard and should have no trouble in blocking or getting through him. He will have plenty of oppor- tunity to get in his good work asa tackler. Lewis, though lighter than I. Dyer, is more active and as sturdy: he will hold his’ own well and will doubtless alip by him with no great ty. The C. A. ©.'s are especiall at tackle. Wells and Church have not their — in the District, and even big Ayers ought to be no Erckling wil have he gorttin, cifect on Dom ve on Dow. and Cahill. Weaver and Macfarland are both good, nervy ends. mer excels in speed and Tackling and will trouble Georgetown's backs. Ramsburg, who played balf for C: A. C. last year, is er, 8 yw. but he pee Dee more than O'Keote is also a good run- ning end, but not go good asatackler. Honors are sasy ‘between Emery and Fleming. Both are discreet and cool at passing the ball, and Wru Tue Costs CF WINTER TIME YOU AREMADETO REALIZE MORE FORCIBLY THAN EVER THE NECESSITY OF SUPPLY- ING YOUR HOUSE WITH NEW FURNI- TURE AND CARPETS. NO DOUBT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING AROUND & LITTLE NOW AND THEN, JUST TO SEE WHAT IS NEW AND HOW THE PRICES RUN ON SUCH THINGS aS YoU MAY CONTEMPLATE PURCHAS- IXG. PERMIT US TO SAY RIGHT HERD THAT THERE ISNT A MORE DESIRABLE STOCK OF FURNITURE AND CARPETS IN WASHINGTON ‘THAN WE CARRY. WE HAVENT BEEN IN OUR NEW BUILDING LONG rushers the ENOUGH FOR THINGS TO GET DUSTY center and by short runs. If they stay with YET, AND EVERY THING 18 CRISP their interference they should always make good gains. wn halves are both AND NEW. ITHAS BEEN OUR CUS- professional base ball players, both cern geed TOM FOR MANY YEAMS TO MAKE condition, and rely chiefly on their individual If star and dodging qualities to Coiumbis'e ends as thete work well runs should be reduced somewhat in value. wd runs hike a deer and dodges as only . He is as hard a man to stop ns Cabill, for both craw! well after being tack! Thus ‘will be dangerous tactics, however, against Columbia's tackling. Frank Butterworth, the “kid,” the eyes of the Washington boys the full back of the country. Everybody re- SUITASLE TERMS REGARDING PaY- MENTS, 4ND YOUR CASE SHALL BE NO EXCEPTION 1F YOU SO DESIRE IT. GLAD TO TALK IT OVER WITH YOU a5¥ TIME. members his beautifal runsand long kicks of last year. He is even better now and Keyes Jou RUDDEX, will make no gaina by tryiug to kick against FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SPECTATORS. The following explanation of the game by the foot ball expert, Walter Camp, will be of interest to those who have never played the game, but who purpose being spectators to- Ww: ‘The game is played by two teams of cloven a men each uj 930 feet long and 160 feet wide, at end of which are goal posts 012 7TH ST. 5. Ww. oc87-tr bedone. Goals e only pointe which count, and these can be madeonly as follows: . i i & if EE BeEe W. M. Suvsrez & Soxs. Bedford Cords, in Biue, Green, Brown, Gray. Tan, Wine, Btack. Anotber lot i I the su i if Es é i i I B i & i H i Hi He a at ‘3 fee itp Eee 3 H fi | 3g W. M. SHUSTER & 8058, viv PA. AVE | a i ii E (One price. Roll i 4 EF E E E 3 E E Be ERR iH ge z ik Hi rE aE F i 44 . a E z i FE iE apr Fe A | § é | at oe i fy! EE BE ‘8 ef tH F ' ; i ¢ 288 Hy £F | i: FE i i fi i J. W. Borzure & Sox HAVE CPENED THEIR LATEST IMPORTATION i i f i i j : a EF efit Fi E eS i oF E ; i H i Pisa te, t E i E Tabie Cutlery. Plated Ware, Bici Heavy Cut and Eugraved Giase Ware, Brie Piano and B. i if a3 Hi is I EEE 4 F i ? il Pe. ir i 3 | 4 F E i s EE. 3. W. BOTELER & 808, 923 Penns. ave. F E i viii pt tween the two halves and the game is decided by the scoring of even halves. The ball is kicked off at the beginning of each half, and whenever a goal has been ob- tained the side which has lost it shall kick off. A player may throw or pass the ball in an; direction except toward the opponents’ If the ball be batted or thrown forward it shall go down on the spot to the ro, If player having the ball be tackled and the ball fairly held, the man 0 tackling shall cry the other one so tackled must cry ” and some player of his side put itdown for s scrimmage. If, in three consecutive fairs and downs, unless the ball cross the goal line, & team shall not have advanced the ball five or taken it back twenty yards, it ball go to the opponents on spot of fourth. ea ris aphealt MAGE AT ROCKVILLE. ‘The Effects of Yesterday's Storm Were Wide- spread and Disastrous, Correspondence of Tue Evening Star. RockvitLe, Nov. 23, 1891. ‘Tne most destructive storm that has visited this county for many years occurred today shortly after noon. The town, however, fared much better than the surrounding country. On the farm of Mr. W. H. Rabbitt a large two-story building used for housing cattle and Provender was blown down, a tenant house on the farm of Mr. Rudolph Watkins, a small barn belonging to Mrs. Mary Graffs on the Fred- erick road anda windmill on the adjoining fart of Dr. Wm. Waters were demolished. At Mineral Spring the dwelling house of Dr. O. M. Muncaster was literally blown to pieces. The house was unccoupied at the Sime, but contained a portion of the doctor's furniture, which was almost entirely destroyed. On the Stephens property adjoining the house was occupied b: . Anderson, who, with @ child, was sitting at the dinner table when the storm came, Finding that the house was about to go to pieces she caught up the child and reskea out amid the falling trees and flying pieces of timber and succeeded in oseaping without serious injurs. The chim- ney of the house of Mr. G. D. Crawford adjoin- ing was blown down and the building badly wrecked. ‘The house of Mr. W. A. Blodgett, in the same locality, wasalso badiy torn to pieces, the kitchen being forced away from the main building. At Laytonsville a number of houses were in- jured. From the evidence of persons who ve since passed over a portion of the coun- try devastated it appears that the path of the storm was very narrow, but in that path little was saved from destruction. BAM. ate es ta Charles Burrill Acquifted. Charles Burrill, alias Charles Murphy, who on Thureday last was convicted of larceny from the person (a watch from Thomas Laws), was yesterday tried in the Criminal Court on the charge of committing a rape on Ella Tine- ley on August 26 last. The occurrence is alleged to have occurred in the front yard of 427 20th street northwest. The defense was an alibi and a verdict of not guilty was found. ee é Life in Italy. ‘The second lecture of Miss Anna Seaton Schmidt on aucient Rome Monday evening wasa finished and scholarly production. . She again showed her capacity of holding the close atten- tion of her audience as she took them from the foundations of ancient Rome through the Capi- toline and Palatine bills, the Roman forum and palace of the Cwsars to the baths of Caracalla and out upon the Appian Way. The descrip- tion of the Atrium rn) Vesta and the history of the Vestal Virgina was most interesting. The detour to Hadrian's villa was delightfully intro- duced and the views were charming. The evoning closed with four magnificent views of the Colosseum, two of the interior and exterior as they are now seen, and two taken from an ancient painting of the fourth century, said to be authentie. bureau have contributed 965.50 to the Central Union Mission toward Uhkbsry J the poor of the city With a Thanksgiving dinner. ‘This sum was given in small amounts. pede Officers Elected. Atthe annual meeting of Mount Vernon Chapter, No. 8, Royal Arch Masons, held at Masonic Temple Monday evening, the following officers were chosen: M. E. H. P., J. H. Wardle; E. K., W. Oscar Roome; E. 8, A. B. Coolidge; seoretary, J. H. Pickell; treasurer, W. K. Men- denball; ©. H.,L. R. Ginn: P. 8.,D. M. Cridier; my Je Townsend; G. third V., J, Foster; G. M. second V. W. C. Babcock; Baniat, F. E. Camp; sentinel, W. J. Hay eset Dia A Unique Grand Review. ‘What will be termed a grand review will be given by the Potomac Corps, W. B. C., auxil- inary to the department of the Potomae, G. A. R,, at National Rifles’ Hall, commencing Ni ber 30. It will bea military and naval e tion. The goods will be offered for sale from tents and ships. The ladies will be dressed in regulation style and colors. Admiral &6., will be represented in full regalis, as well as the many privates. Each headquarters or flagship will strive to reach the highest excel- lence in disciplineand tactics and quite a num- ber of regular officers are assisting in this work. A portion of the Marine Band, under direc tion of Prof. R. F. Cardella, will’ furnish the music, which will be patriotic and military, all the various bugle calls being sounded at appro- priate times. ‘The program will consist of tableaux selected and managed by Mr. Thad K. Sailer, They will represent patriotic, classic, historical and comic soenes, with @ different’ program each The Chosen Friends. ‘The Chosen Friends of Capitol Hill are get- ting ready for a “winter campaign.” Penn Couneil, No. 6, has appointed » committee, con- sisting of H.D. Clark, Morris Keim, A. C. Bromley, J. W. Jones, H. C. Sholes, George N. West, Theobald Frech, William R. Hillyer, Mra. R.D.Sholes and Mrs. C.A. Ferris, to make arrangements for public entertainments, and the hall over the National Capital Bank, on Pennsylvania avenue east, will be the scene of many delightful mectings during the coming months. The very best talent in the city will be secured, and the first entertain- ment will be held on December 18 next. Fra- ternal aid and protection is the pu: of the Chosen Friends, “to do good and to distribute.” They protect the public from the evils of pau- perism und crime and assist in the education and cultivation of the citizen. pads 2 enamel ‘Mrs, Demaine Wants a Divorce. Mary Demaine asks. in a petition for divorce from Henry Demaine, filed by Gen. 8. 8. Hen- kle, that pending the decree he be enjoined from attempting to remove the furniture and from interfering with the petitioner and child. She states that they were married J; 21, 1880; that they have one child, now eleven years of age, and cbarges cruel treatment and assault. Bits Did Not Speak for the G, A. BR. To the Editor of The Evening Star: Chairman Douglass has been misinformed as to the import of the meeting as well as the paper read last Tuesday evening, as shown by his letter in Tae Stan of Wednesday. Col. Arnold did not pretend to speak for the G.A.R. post, but only for an aggressive portion of the here, who feel that their rights colored peop! are not sufliciently and such was the statement of Col. Arnold. Wa. A. Jomzn. ———_— Real Estate Matters. C.M. Towson has purchased of F. Dazen- brook for $4,250 lot 19, block 8%, Columbia te. J. H. Lane bas “UMBIA COLLEGE OF CO! vurchasod for $5,969.40 of | that Cc 1 opposite city post. George Truesdell lots 1, 2 and 3, equate 7, West hei s cr mA Eckiny ht for $5,000 of J. Q. ‘Slater part 3, square 516, fronting 17 feet on K between 4th Sth streets north west. Francis Dazenbrook has bought of Royal T. Wm. MeNeir en or a! Ss FB ey Danennower sul }, square ry 69 feet, on street betwech 24 and 8d streets north: C. C. Glover bas purchased for 000 of W. ‘W. Mackall 7.689 acres of the aes een os poe Sure ees ; x Q street between’ 17th and’ 180m, streets north- west, C. P. Jaccbs has ‘t of E. 8. Kennedy for 27,500 sub 41, 11 feet on E street 18 feet on wusetts avenue between Ist and 2d streets northeast. + FF 7 NEXT YEAR'S HANDICAPS Prizes for Races te Be Rum at Gravesend and Sheepshead. The Brooklyn Jockey Club will close on Ji uary 1 next eighteen stakes for the spring muet- ing of 1892 The stakes are for horses two, three and four-year-olds and upward. ‘The most important of them is the Brookiyp handicap, at a mile and a quarter, which wili be of the guaranteed value of $25,000, of which 85,000 to second and $2,000 to third, The en- trance fee will be $250, half forfeit, and €50 if declared. It will be the most valuable all-age handicap, with the exception of the Suburban, hwhich will be of the same value, ever ran for in this country. The next stake in importance wilt be the great American stakes, for two-year: Tw value will be $20,000. Other stakes merit ea, This is a Wise Doctor. A patient ged for him. ae case of severe indigestion, are the Brooklyn cup, St. James Hotél st: carrying in its train constipation and SEL nite Keen | nok badache mon ‘The full conditioi Sr all the above nqued The young man is incapacitated for stakes, a8 well as others almost equally impor- | work, tant, will be announced shortly. 5 ‘The Coney Island Jockey Club announces| He flies 9 the nearest drag store that ite ee and loads his already endangered valued at for next year, an : i intreave of €10,000 over that of 1891, Theeonai-| Stomach with mercurial purgatives, at event ee a Holle me Ge Poisonous blood tonics, and pepsin @ handicap 8 08 $250 each, half’ forteit, or only 50 if declared | Preparations. Result—he becomes rapidly worse. Doctor is called. Happens to be an old and.respected practitioner. Diagnoses the case quickly. “Young man, throw these nostrumns out of the window. Send for a bottle of the genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salts, follow the directions. and you will be up in two days.” The entire Medical Fraternity rec- ommends these salts. Itis in reality taking the Carlsbad treatment at home. For 500 years it has been Europe’ first Health Resort. The genuine has the signature of “Eisner & Mendelson Co., Sole Agents, New York,” on the bottle. by February 20, 1892; the association to add'the amount necessary to make the value of the race $25,000: the second to receive $5,000 and the third $2,000 of the money so added: weights to be announced February 1, 1892. Winners, after publication of weights, of a race of $2,000, four pounds extra; of three of €2,000 oF two of $5,000 or one of $10,000, twelve pounds extra. In case of horses handicapped at 115 pounds or over these penalties shall apply to the extent of one-balf, and in case of those handicapped at 122 pounds or over to the extent of one-quarter only, and in the case of thovo hundicapped at 128 or over shall not apply at all. One mile and @ quarter. ‘The Futurity stakes for 1894 will be 17,500 added to its value, which is $5,000more than in 1891. The breeders of the first, second and third horso will receive 27,500. ‘The conditions areas follows: Futurity stakes, $17,500 added, of which §7,500 to the breeders of the first, second and third horses; for the autumn meet- ing of 189; entries close Ji wary 2, 1892, a sweepstakes for two-year-olds, foals of 1892, by subscription of €20 each, or only $10 if the money be sent with entry; starters to pay $250 additional, all of which shall go the second and EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL. IN WASHINGTON. M™ VERNON sEurNany, BOARDING AND 52 apo YouNe 1200 and 1104 M st. and 1128 1ithet. Seventeenth year berins TUESDAY, Octoberé. ‘Thorough instruction in all departments in sccord- sete ‘MRS. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS. M58 aay ©. LEAy: TOR, PIANO AND HARMONY. ADAME A. PELE (FROM PARIS). French classes and private lessons. Eugst™ successful teachinu. "Best references. ES. MANN RINDEXGAKTEN AND SCHOOL Mea TRE brie Te EEABODY KINDER- GARTEN NOKMAL TRALNING SCHOOL now open. 1018 Sunderland place, south of Dupout Cireler o2-tt i SS aaje_e———=— __ RATLROADS. bit VEAL. . AAC nto th Por Pittsbu: | thew FAMILY SUPPLIES. ROGRE STEAK, @c, SIRLOIN, Ze. Soci Rain We. Valencia, Be. S ibe of Currants for 250. JIBS of Bier for 2 7 Ibs. of Buckwheat for 25e. cans Pie Peaches for : Fomators. 7p, _Labie Peaches, 200. ‘Scans Stara Gorm for 33e. Ibs. Cai" Prunes for =e. 10, 10 b aes kereg, Fine Fisted Spoons and 1 1. Royal Blend 2. T. D. PYLES, 412 4th st ne, And cor. Wash'n and Monroe sts., Anacostia. o20-3un G0 TOR 4 GOLDERS FISH AND GAME STANDS, por Live Lavaters mma Mat Live Loteters, Spanish Mackerel, New Salmon. Fresh Scollops, Forupano, Bolling hock, White Perch, Terrapins, Siders, ie Shinpiuk orers promptiy attended to. ocl4-wastim GAAS S0GaE See hor ‘Buckwheat, New York. sive Pat., Gie. Choiee Onions, rit resem, 1 Teh eh Me, 20Tsaxs | SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN spd poye will open September 21, 18V1. Best fa- Cilictes offered for pupils ‘ages. Private instruc. ton given if desired. Apply to WH. PUTNAM, A.M, 145d Corcoran et. a.w. ‘sei dun VISITING TUTOR. —PRIVATE ret Corn EE ee ; as V ovxe Lapres Boat iD DAY SCH Ysa Cine BOBO APRA Soma : prepared tor ore ce ex” ssuunation: "Higbatreiereuces, MRS 1-0. TALBOTT. J E. SCHEEL, TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN, finer Sriecies horas Balti : = LEARNING PHONOG- when you can acquire in three months. It is De NOT SPEND AN AGE raphy by the old met Bictnowt ieeible sy eteng iaveuted Callvor send for cireu an i a, 8 s08-3m_ ‘91d and 41 Fie. aw. STUDENTS IN VOOAL MUSIC SHOULD CON- Sane hie eS. STEELEN punt of Shubeneans Henschel and Vanmucint; exceptional teacher reir- ences: teruus tor special Si T at. nw. ma Seen eae tor canes. nw. 188 BALOH’9 CIVIL SERVICE I M irocineas colleen, 120) Houser third horses. The Coney Island Club to add NGTON. 2 pa 17,500, of which $2,000 and two-thirds of the | ——-——---—- op rae reg mete > THE SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, starting money shall goto tho second horse, | K WWVitGtRTEe AML SCHOOL MISSES POlr | oe. and Dw. while tho third horse shall receive $1,000 and | a w.-'wisere ther have Jatver anc Deltet nocomasds- gener [SOI Dey aud evening soctone aekont ot aa ae the starting money. 1e breeders | tions nol0-3w* Expcticall Sustness. School uf Preperstory Eneieh. of the first three horses to receive 84,000, €2,500 | Toi $10 YO LEARN TO SPEAK AND UN: orthand writing, Spencerian Pen and €1,000 of the added money; winning pen- | H' derstand French.” MILLE V. PRUD'HOMME, | Bavstib: School of, Mechanical ‘and Architectural alties and allowances; futurity course; about 307 D st. n.w, of tuition ; central tion ; spacious halls and class ax ferden id Call any day at noon. 3 Toms. Bervices of gradustesalwayein demand. Ofhoe 6 5 TRIOTLE ENTIAL PRIVATE LESSONS | open every day. Call or send for new illus SETS SER PTEEEY Slrratitrgncire ot ewegerticaucton., Guecmtar | Rud, gata sOngERpen, connie all DICTATOR FONSECA’S DOWNFALL, oak, Saat try ba y 9 al auld Principal and Proprietor. aration: full information. breparation tor co! West Point, Annapolis and al! exayinations. | Type- Biting dobe, (8. W. FLYNN, A-M-. Ivy Institute, Setablighed 1878, «.W. cor. Shand K'ste. n.w welScm" All the Brazilian States but Para Concur in His Dismissal. Except Para, says a Rio Janeiro dispatch, which remains silent, all the states ooncur in the dismissal of Fonseca. Congress will prob- nls trom 3 to of, ably ignore the recent events. Anew ond ied ahaa Heer Tine POOF SESo-om has been formed, as follows: Senhor Alves, | \[®S- MYERS’ SCHOOL, |) finance; Senhor Faria, husbandry; Senhor Pe-| Boarding and day school for young ladies ‘and little reira, justice; Senhor Oliveira, war; Senhor | #!* = tS 15s STERLING'S. KINDERGARTEN M®* Sassrerre wis, 1204 Lt, nw. 2e2-6m* __0c12-3n th at. mw. ELOCUTION, ORATORY “DRAMATIC ACTION Ww, c. TO" ‘and voice gulture. ED! WNSEND and Mise ADA TOWNSEND, Ti 2317 13th st, nw. s016-3m Mello. marine: Senhor Pallita, foreign affairs. | PROF, PRUNE, SOPENTIFIO AND SPIRITUAL Astrologer, casts horoscopes, ives astrolovical Another report gives Senhor Semeno the war | charts of sour life, gives siso spiritual treatnoent portfolio. Ones: ‘iso teaches astroloxy. 413 G st. n.w. oc¥-8 A dispatch from Buenos Ayres says: ‘The | F's trorcagh and promscies webct fur oth ee news of the abdication of Marshal da Fonseca | °f any rede, incinding colle, preparatory work. was received in Rio Grande do Sul with general 732 QotH_ ST, NW, GERMAN LESHON satisfaction and has put an end to the revolu- conversational aystopy of Prot AF Ha tionary movement in that state. The obstruc-| no1p-1w* ee K L tions placed in the Rio Grande have been | 7isq may H MEAD, TEAGHER OF THEPIANO, removed and theriver opened to commerce. The certificated pupil of’ Herr Raif of the oyal Con: insurgent troops are disbanded. aervatory of Werlin) Horr Rait's technic, tonth and Recent telegrams from the British minister | Method taught. _ 002 22d.t. n. ee in Brazil having been altered in transmission, OD's COMMERCTA the British foreign office protested against the | purines cb wr liberties taken by the Brazilian authorities. ‘A fall This protest had the desired effect and tele- : LEG: eo a thera ms . tan Parl am Works a ted Exyress, with Dining 400) four years. Now ‘Termis made easy at now. HAVING MADE IMPROVEMENTS AT OUR “WHEELERIES” AND CYCLING RINK, 21 HST. Nw, ‘We shall now make this HEADQUARTERS (and clove office 1221 F st. ), Where we shall be pleased to see our patrons and the rt cycling public. We have a fullline and sood ense iment of wheels. x ook days, and 345 p.m, m. dati came, 3.15 p.m dar DANTS, PS\CHOS, TOURISTS, BOYS’ and GIRLS’ WHEELS. Heating, Hepairing, Lamous 2° oc ITH Diamond Frames, full ball bearings ow full “ball bearings. Former All new goods, ATWATER CYCLE COMPANY, 030 1424-2 11.50 0. m. and nd 20 aa Sunday. Sundays, #00 a.m, Former price, TSul, ba Penn. wm. daily, and 10.5% Bag tor Washington, 6.05, Jia os - AA D D BBB U U RREK x bar R AAA D B v ye R ; B RA ADDD BBB UU z PIANOS. “*The sweetest-toned piano made.” guaranteed for Ufetime ; factory prices ; $10 payments, (2! SAPEARE AND O80 KALA” SCHEDULE IN § NOVEMBER 45, 14 5 trom Cmon station thane F raisin iB uch the xrandest scenery ia America, vent abd iuomt complete Solid Traip vin Wasiuiny me sthimevon nie, arrivi pocting in’ the L Ro t0e HT PIANOS, UNRIV- sled in evory desired point tone, touch, work manship, durability, beauty ; easy terms: low’ prices: eg then betore deciding. AGENCY, S11 veh at.n. w, = witht servic amnatt at . om tion depot for Indianapolis, wt . the famous ““F. FV Vestibule Lamited’’ vwie train with dinine car for Cucina nd Louse win wt ‘PE FINEST LINE OF THE are now on exhibition at our Decker Bros.. Estey, Fischer. Ivers & Pond standard makes and thoroughly reliable. . tks, apres for Gur 10. Reve, HILL COLLEGE. ELLICOTT CITY, MD.. wn ae Richmond. Waynesboro’, Staunton aid principal Vire i 3 BROTHER DENIS. Bieta tm. via R..F. andP. Railway and Richmond ty oc6-4m' President | oc?-3m sunore, Ma. dort and “ i. LADIES’ GO “rp HE ZOLIAN,” A WONDERFUL SELF-PLAY- leone : DIES" ODS. - . aAxDERS a STAYMAN, - ee a Genk - ‘ONDERS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN IN S04 F st.n.w., BALTIMORE AND OF10 RAILROAD. oys, tree ornaments, embosee: Ger- : Schedule in effect November 15, 1801 Bont ore. ai IF eeeligers, Come ant | oa, iia. | Leave Washi sation corner of New Jorsey AMD Ohalice, Gold pater: to eninls {or paper flowers, | 7 -STEY ORGANS—250,000 HAVE BEEN MADE Vestibul lamp qpacies, sid usint, NO conte.” Wholesale and re: | Bond eoid. Benutifal noe setice for Sak 5 ~ shag to 4 se <p (pees SANDERS &' STAY wan, t Venti: * 140 pm. ESROFEAN” MODISTE HAS OPENED HER Jeon daly” 12.304, dressmaking parlors, 1312 G. st. \n.w. Event ze Greases, street costumes and ‘irousseaux iuade: Perfect ft guaranteed. Work to ubow. Frices. mod The British minister telegraphed today tha’ Marshal da Fonseca’s readiness to abdicate was due to the fact that he was critically ill. ~ 008 THE ENGLISH CONSERVATIVES, (MSs scuatT’s SCHOOL. at. ow Ki . primary.and deaf classes. Coaches trou Capitol Miti'xod northwest sections "not-tar SIG. MARI. [AINA, a soRook FOR SIKGING. Italian method. st prepared pasos grand opera, oratorios. 919 H st. aw. Approval of the Government's Irish Policy by the Birmingham Convention. Sandi boc oo. -rohanarea uaseats ta cece The second day of the great conservative | jar s, phorthiand, ypewriing, bookkeep- convention at Birmingham, England, opened | “ogirelicd vy distinguished specialist > ime cxlted yesterday morning with a much larger at-| off y electricity inthoeg famous shorthand and (ype, tendance than on Monday tiidente. Shorthand and typewriting, including six The proceedings opened with a meeting of | Howry dictation # dey” three months, $0. Pull buat. the conservative council in the committee rocm | tice, arithmetic. penmanship, &c... months, @10. of the Masonic Hall and afterward the confer- | *Penislt. $2 per month. “Day and aight seanions. ence met at Masonic Hall At 1:30 p.m. the | _se6-1y resident and Provni convention adjourned tor Junct. FRENCH LANGUAGE, CONDUCTED ‘At the afternoon session the report of the council for the year 1890-91 was read and adopted, and the Right Hon. Lord Windsor, president-elect of the Conservative Union, was formally installed in that position, taking the place of the right honorable the Earl of Lathom. Lord Windsor and t Right Hon. Henry Matthews, home secretary, delivered addressees and resolutions were adopted against the dis- establishment of the Welsh church, approving the government's Irish policy, urging the equalization of repreventation of Ireland, ap- proving legislation in the interest of labor and indorsing the creation of small rural holdings. oo M. DE GIEKS IN BERLIN, Misunderstand! Between Germany and Russia to Be Kemoved, ‘M. De Giers, the Russian foreign minister, has arrived in Berlin from Paria. Yesterday SUA Siby Prot Paul Volnot, Diplome de l'Universite de ie. Correct French ta casy th Parisian accent. Trial lesson free. (400%. Y-ave.20-1u2 ROF. GASTON RIVOT OF A SUPERIOK SCHOOL, mt fantecs to pupil guiT: no13-1m* 1 ‘Teacher of MANDOLIN, BANJO, TIO 1 t a. GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY PERSON TO draw a life size crayon portrait in 15 lessons: edge of drawing necessary, Hirst & lessons free. POW RHYROLDS, Aruet ocd ote ‘Bols-w (PB BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, ‘Brapches in most of the principal cities, ‘Sond for circulars. = ‘nol ul ‘ASHINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY, 2020 H boarding chi ing the Russian state ved by | structica ;mspersts orm’ counpetcat asaincamme.” FOr morning the Russian statesman was received by | struction: * coupets Emperor William and they had a conference Sessler apnivte mies CLAUDE seers era sa which lasted twenty minutes. Nothing of course is known as to what trans- pired at this interview, but it is believed that nothing further than the usual courtesies were exebanged, and that, if it is political mat- ters which bring M. De Giers to Berlin they will be discussed at later conferences, Subse- 1438 * 8? FORMERLY ia iors, ‘The ALsses Kerr's Day School for young ladieeand ne ~~ JRENCH AND CLASSICS PRIVATELY TAUGHT Fup ities orsccton Prof, i. 'D. LARRUQUE, : obim A. M., of Sorboune, Dractive, 1026 17th st. n.w. prRor. ARNOLD his Lg pg SE — quent to his interview with his majesty, M. De | 4, Leipaig Music College, ‘on OE Giers visited the imperial chancellor and was | organ, theory’ lewons at pettie residences, Address entertained at breakfast by Chancellor Von | 25%? bet Caprivi. ?whgngd —— roy, mae os The Novosti of St. Petersburg publishes | wy, i™>,J0ti st, aw: tw ger, 2 an article commenting on the visit of | Gres OD BOLEARI Dire o> eae the Kussian foreign minister to Berlin. ‘The paper expresses the hope that M. de Giers will succeed in dispelling all -misunderstandings between Russia and Germany, and that the re- sult of his visit tothe Gorman capital will be to improve the relations between the two nations. In addition, the paper say: “Not only do we hope that he will sueceed in his object so faras Russia and Germany are concerned, but we hope that he will sueceed in bringing about an improvement in the present JD Mecattey. ‘Teacher and dealer banjos, no?-Im* si in foe ris ot. aw. ROF. AND MADAME GAILLARD'S SCHOOL Pre WOO f att Stench German, Spensah ‘and Italian tauht by native und experienced teachers after Gatliard’ 7 ve. a a the one decorated by French iniuister of public Ine Striction. “Branch te Baltiuoee. ‘noe -im. Eocerion, onatory, acting. relations between Germany end France in| 1st. completecsine Yio order to produce a, condition of complete ap-| 3i- Seujate sours iu Uretary Biteement, which is unanimously desired in| 2, Complete rare Actin a ceonenias. urope.”” Anes — ae ee a es Alor ue t SURETYCOLLEGE OF ELOCUTION AND ORA- TORY, 614 12th st. nw. auz6 3m CNEY INSTITUTE. ar cacir ss Soba seven mos .C, EMOV, = L OF KERB) R BRESK haw renova rom SORERY, Ein a THOUSANDS WERE KILLED. Details Brought by Muil of the Great Earth- ‘quake in Japan, The cable brought the ontlines of the earthquake in Japan on October 28, but the condensed reports gave no idem of the | Dishes for sinners, receptions us., furnished to Seer, terrible features of thecalamity. ‘The earth- | _oci-im". = quake was strongest in the prefectures of - Gifu and Aichi, where towns have been aver: Noawoan, STITUTE, thrown, the country submerged and mountains Dat and BOAEDING SCHOOL. interrapigd, "Up. to November stalsies | Sf tar ig Qiiel wre creer re ro joven shirred 62 percous kiled SeSTu5e wensbadt | ylaresttneefo™ rami on your get ence in while a ons had eon. destrayed. Yours truly, PARES a ward shocks were felt during seven Ta nmr dayn, ‘The greatest destruction ovcutced at | ocgtif; St ME® Wat. D. CABELL? ERSONAL.—LADIES, HAVE YOU SEEN THE an enondertal J. 4; Borden (patent) all-hair bene now se seees iLw., represented by Mra. No more net, wire lace: » — OF Ince: any lady can comb into BS. M. BRADLEY, MODISTE, 7 OST. N.E., Monsey cate patronize of Waa ot ladies. Costumes ihade in latest styles. Perfect At at moderate price. Cutting and Destin a specialty. J. KRAMAR, LADIES TAILOR AND HABIT ee pater, ae every known style. and a of and Ne fork, -ated | P25 Toth wn. w., stores ow York. tei CCORDION PLAITING, KNIFE PLAITING. 2 Yard and up, Unttons inade to ondets toe. Woaes; pinking, Ze. ; Demorest set machine manu- Jacturers; 1.0. G. W. CAS, 9US Oth st. nw. no2lsw™ ‘RBS. R. M. EVANS, 945 E ST. S.W., WASHING- Mire Beta preside sy a . Fel ‘and repaired. nol8-Lmn* FURS CLEANED, ALTERED AND REPAIRED equal to new; years’ ex; 5 BOLLZW* S15 Del. ave. .e., i square from Capitol. M™. 7. B warrisoy, 1329 F STREET, 18 CONSTANTLY RECEIVING, THROUGH HER AGENTS IN LONDON AND PARIS, ‘THE LATEST FASHIONS IN HATS AND BONNETS. 9026-3m_ apes WISHING a FINE ec Srst-claee White and Satin Drea wr ace Cureaine ‘stand, 713 Lith st.n.w. - a ADAME KICARD-DUMAINE OF PARI, 3U9 M Zist st. Artistic repairing mending of nw. India. shawis, point and materials of ‘any Rind semibrvidery. Highest feferensss WHITE AND French style, at look jike new. We guarantee not to: the finest coein” Wii te ranean fut co oc27-1m* Residence 1110 L st. n.w., 1521 Fist. BYTONS To OMDER To Mar 10 ; fa MATERIAL; Frog ape: fiat, taney, Dest stupe: plate, or with ivory, cloth or metal rune; silk, crepe or “w SHI. 717 oth et new. cad ” ME. D. TAI Me™ rie of Oi6 14th it, removed to Lace Curtains mended Ath oe eaten Seat Peres CUNNINGHAM. Furriers, 1308 Sth st. n.w. O! style sealakin garments 10. styles. For Lexington and Staunton, 110.40.a.m. For Winchester aud way stations, . for Luray Tiga. aa _—— ees si ab “30 pan. ere For Frederick, 111.30 pam. For Hagerstown, t10.404.m. and 5.30 p.m. ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND PRIL- ADELPHIA. A, NORKMANSHTP i For Philadeipiia, New York, Boston, and the Special attention ‘Purchasers’ is invited to tt aaily 4.00 won os ory sNew Artistic Styles.” fudaet in deseus of igi | 280 te 00, Dating Cat) a.m. 1 EST DECOMATIVE AKT. Pianos forrent. FO dona, SF). 11-30 p.m. heaping SECOND-HAND FIANOS. —A lange asconment 0, tratos comprising almost every weil-known make in ths | For th. with Pullman Buffet Sleep- fountry. ta thorouels repair” will be closed out at very | ih Car ruuuing throughs to Boston witout fow tures SPECIAL INDUCEMEN TY offered boy | vit Pourlikeepmie trie, landing passengers in MORTREY IRSTALUMERTS wieanten = | Mror atime Cote'4. 45, 10.00 and 22.00 n00n, Sun Niet" NTS ws egies pS ity. 4.05, 12) . os Wa. KNABE & Go. Gays, 4.05 A.M. and Le hoon - For tune of suburban trains, ‘Ume tables: bed of all = agente. on — ves xcept Sunday. *Daily, §Sunday only. press trains: rsa “hecked fcm hotels and reat: xb called for and _—<—————————— = ences by Union Prauster Co- on orders ‘tke WITH ELECTRICITY T CURE RHEU ‘oftces. Hhusaud 1351 Pa. ave. and at depot Se. Dr. HA’ 22196 Bw. [|D®. Leos. 464 C ST., BET. 43 AND OTH BTS. N.W., ‘The well-known ladies’ physician, cam be consulted daity from 10to 1 and 5 to. Prompt treatment. , Bervous troubles, oneal functional weak ess ua, Kidney” disease, bar alysis, Dr. HAYWARD, Specialist in Petrie _ arrive at chourg and bam wi Noro and ects at Biahanaae. for Pron Boy a: gti Strasburg, daily except #unday. wate iid" branctaes, Oran =, Cusrionariie: Lovett tenets . Cuatiottes tiles : rectinboro, Kalevi. Salsbury and stations. Westone, orth Carolina Divison, Chariotte and stations South ual Siations Atlanta and Charlotte. Vision to Atiabta, wher comme: unde uiou Blation for all prucipal oy cue, OF HOCharge : She aveie hivvitar ada fore me by Dr. BRO’ + | 4:45 P.ti.—Dally, except Bi tor Wi BESTT S Te etre De Golwatie| and Ort curowin rans Yor Pru Rial he T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT | | U1 p. u.—Dally WASHINGTON AND SOUTH- Dr. BROTHERS isthe o!dest established eavertinus | WESTER VESTISULED LIMITED. —aipacmthees ladies’ in thecity. Dr BRULEE: web | Fru ot Pullbnan Vestivued ¥ st. s.w. Forty-five years’ experience. bom" ANHOOD RESTORED By USING A BOTTLE OR Mean Rs anes TTL oe ‘WAL cure any case of nervous debility. U0 B st. sw. )PEOFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED, ‘with the beat of medical references, 1 at 905 Och at ow. eben J PESENCE ig The Best TEACH. MAGNETISM. B. F» BROWN, M.D.. the WORLD-1 WNED* EAT AP OP DISEAR ‘Stace, ween to ee icy Sisiges. Wr oases eo Dosim" = ‘THE SISTERS OF ST. ROSE yk, MULLER. 3027 0TH ST. N.W., ALL ib, Soot, AES G sk. have teopenedla departneat | D's fections of the ye, tak, taroae lane and malllinery. mie entities | hears eso ctae sae see ener? Seen, Oa VOLD YEARS OF SUPFERIN CONSU: Dyzixa, a A ie be: GOP Poon se ors ate we Pied CLEANING, 1°. 1 ee Aa jects of tndiscre. both bend for a % 906 G ST. N.W. Drpeses dyed e Mourning Black my fall spectaity. FPRENGE DYEING. SCOURING AND DEY CLEAN. 203 New Sork ave. First: ees ‘Work of. PAUTY DRESSES Li an AND VELVETS, as Fisher and Malsvn Veloce: Fane” =O SES PROFESSIONAL. Wee eee Feral 9a. accuracy. 9 p.m, 152 Sb st. ow. 1 quacks and their “Home Cure” swindle, &¢. “ap20-1y R. LOBB. 9 N. 15TH ST., PHILADELPHL Di ‘eure experisson, ok ». my wars for HU! CUBS Seeetcitanee. tos UtoVevenina as DENTISTRY. BLAIR. THE EXPERT EXTRACTOR, MAKES consistent iuin istered ; open Sundays. GARE Ee Ean sr espa git POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. Bien ana = Hye | Moone vauuvoa, inh and Sundays’ connie. The su Seti be wahoo. a EE Re . ome Sone i sot pa eet 4