Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1892, Page 16

16 THE EVENING STAR: — ae “VASHINGTON. D. C. SATURDAY. S EPTEMBER 10, 1892-SIXTEEN PAGES. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather vonteasr tint. $m M. SUNPAT, For the District of Columpw and Maryland, local showers; slightly warmer; southeast winds. CONDITION OF THE WATT: ‘Temperature and condition ¢ a.m.: Great Palle, tom 36. Receiving renervon dition eth con south connection, 3 it water at 8 ; eandition, ating reservoir, influent gate Low water. 42am 4H p.m. New Forsrrvre Firw ox F Srreet.—Craig & Harding. the new furnitare and uphoistery who ha Julius Lausbergh’s build- ing on F street, wiil be ready for business M day morning. New stock, popular prices. extives Chr. Xander’s Old ‘ ild Cherry Cordial, Aromatic Bitters, Asmanshauser Claret, Razest Aged Whiskies and Brandies. A tonic and nervine Chr. Xander’s Coca Wine. 909 7th st. Powzrrvt Opera Glasses, $5. Hexrcen’s. Da. Warwen's Corsets, Lisle Hosiery, 5c. Bargains in Underwear. Lonsdale Cam: Brie, 10%4c. Open-work Knotted Fringe Towels, 18e. Bropmean’s, Lith st. near 8. jana ave. und From 7 to 12 o'clock p.m. ~ ‘Tue people of the routh know Minot’s Denti- frice, and use it freely,and what teeth they have because of its use— pearly and beautiful. 2Se. every where. cee | 3. A. R. Deconattoxs and Flags. Buildings Decorated. M. arp & Co., 409 1th n.w. For Wart Px Window Shades, Room | ‘Moldings and Interior Tinting and Decorating go to RW. Hexpensox’s, 1113 F et. now. Mark our Ste. 3 th and D. Waxten—Housekeepers to know that new Canned Goods are much cheaper and better | than fresh vegetables at this seston. We have them of all varieties at wholesale prices. Get our pices before purchasing. W. H. Waren, 946-50 La. ave. Cor. Ove Srectar, Sanz of * of the E: Flour at the cut price of €5.25 per barrel will be contiazed for another week. Buy a barrel Money refunded if not sat- 5. C. Hams at 13e. and 0 and 12c. per x Choice Potatoes, 9c. bushel. J.T. D. Pyxas, 412 4th at. ae. — Wasnrxotos Gas Lieut Compant’s Coxe. ‘The dest and cheapest Fuel in ihe Distri Use this and escape the dangers of other so- called summer fuel. Full supply on hand. Immediste deliveries. Also best grades of Coal and Wood. Bottom prices and best qualities. Jouxsox Brornzrs, Exclusive Agents for this Coke. Five Gat. Gasonrse, 0c. Mupprway,614 12th Fax Stytes Men’s Derby Hats, all shapes, Dluck or brown, fine felt, $1.00 and $2; oxtra value. A. T. Lewrs, 435 7th st. = W. &. Fisuse, Florist, 7 > Waxrep—Hourekeepers ean bry new Canned Goods o wholesale prices for the G. A. R. ene: W. H. Wanken’s, 946-50 La. avi 7 15th st. now. to know that they ki Antistre axp GraraxteEp.—Silver Fillings, ‘TEeents; Platina, $1. Very best Teeth, 33. U. 8. Drstat Assoctatios, 7th and D. = Camere Cumexep by the Expimz Canrrt ‘Wonss, €31-635 Mass. ave. n.w., are made moth- proof tres of charge. Telephone 425-2 CITY AND DISTRICT. > AMUSE TS TONIGHT. Areavon’s Orrra Hovsr.—House on the Marsh.” Natiexar, Taeater.— Primrose & West's Minstrels. Harew Brusov Tacs Acapeny or Mrsic. tary. Kerxan’s Lycecw Tarater.—Field & Han- son's Drawing Tue Barrie oF Gert isecRa. Chic avenue. i5th street and j | > EXCURSIONS TOMOREOW. Mansmatt. Hatr.—Steamer Macalest am, 245 and 645 p.m and Rive 3:30 pom. Brrusspa Pare. Buexa Viera a.m. and 2, 3. 4:50. 6. Take Tenleytown ears. Dru Laxpixe. - Steamer 1,3, 5, Sand 9 p.m. Tanty-ao Co: street northwest, trips to Arlingt Jobn bridge. 10 2.1. and 2 Rivex View.—Steamer Pentz, 11 a.m. and | Home and Cabin 3:15 p.m. he oo - A small Fire. i Asmall fire in the garret of Pearl Snow's house at 412 13th street this m abigcrowd. The fire was sight and the da ‘sge wus mainly due to the free use of water the fire department. The tire unused room in the garret a is that it was the work of an incendiary. police are investigating the mater. > A Sew Pastor Com Rev. Arthur E. Rogers of Salem, accepted « call to be pastor of the Universalist Church in this city. He will enter npon bis daties here the latter part of October. During the latter balf of September Kev. Standford Mitebell of Keston will occupy the paipit. Explosion of Gasoline. Yesterday Efie Fowler of 1121 2d street sou! east was badly burned. She attempted to iil the reservoir of a gasoline stove when the can exploded, and setting fire to her clothing before the inmates of the honse could subdue the flames, she was badly burned about the face and ermsend body. Dr. M. B. Strickler was called and has hopes that she will recover. > Eecent Robberies Reported. William Van and J. M. Janson are members of the minstrel troupe showing here thir week and are stopping at Cobb's Hotel, corner of 10th and FE streets. ‘They were up late Thursday night and when they retiz.d they put their Pocket Looks beneath their pillows, and when they got out of bed yesterday they were sur- Prised to find that some one had visited their Tooms and walked off with their money. ‘Mise Mattie Manning complains that while in sceron Brightwood avenue. about 12:15 a.m. Wednesday, she was robbed. ‘The car was some- where between the Schuetzen Park and Grant avenue, when her oid wate and chain, with charm attached, was snatched from her pocket. An amethyst ring and a Prince Albert coat were stolen from the house of W. P. Murphy ou F street, Thursday. Wednesday afternoon between Land 2 o'clock the reaidence of Mr. Dudiey W. Khoctes in Eck- ington was entered ard robbed of some silver- ware, tablecloth and iB attract Helf Rates to Kichmom om Occasion of Virginia Acricultural and Industrial Fair. e ‘The Pennsylvania railroad will sell row tickets from Washington and Alexandria to Richmond anc return at rate of one f jus 30 ctx. for admission coupon t kets to be sold September 12 to 17, good to return until September 19, inelnsive. This is the second fair given by the colored people of Virginia, and a very interesting program bas been prepared.— Ade’. eens Catanen, Astuxa, Dearxess.—Dr. Lighthill ean be consulted from 3 to 12 and 4 to 6 at his residence, 1411 K street northwest.—1dct. the fair. Tame the delightful ride on Gien Echo cars Bunday.—Adet. oo Beautiful Culture of Rody and Mind. How ‘o breathe, staxd, poise. walk. sit, rise. | enter and leave a room, greet guests and friends, hold and give attention, how to be as well as sppear a lady or 2 gentleman, ix an im- part of the tratning at the popular Reuste Business College. Students are eathusinstic under this delightful and valuabie fastruction.—Adrt. | fell betwee: | sick at times an | at work. | solo and chorus from “ 3.0 Dont Aso Orne A SUNGULAK DEATH. Believed to Have Been From the Effects of « Lightning Stroke. Mollie FE. Glover, the wife of Mr. W. mmereial traveler in the employ- . Howe, tobacconist, died suddenly last evening about 7:20 o'clock at the store of Martha Spencer, No. 3103d street northwest. Mire. Glover, whe lived on the square north, 425, had gone in the store for a piece of ice, but Mre. Spencer was bus: at the time. Ina few moments, however, on looking around she found that Mrs. Glover had gone. ‘Then on hearing a seream she rushed upstaire, where she found her sunt endeavoring to keep Mra, Glover from throwing herself out of the window. Mrs. Glover was exclaiming thai the police were after mking away from the window she tore | 1 and then broke tae window, and at inst becoming exnausted she laid down on a couch aud ina few moments was dead. the | ice patrol wax wnmmoned and the body taken | ae, where her husband first learned of | the unfortnnate event. Mr. Glover stated that she bad left the house | {in good spirits and had intended visiting # | friend in Chaclottesvilie next Wednesday. | He | staied that the bad been since July subject to | | nervous attacks. On the 14th of that month, | while his wife and sister were asleep, there was & | thunder storm, during which they ran into the | room-oeenpied by his brother-in-law and him-| | self, badiy frightened. "he women said that a large ball of fire lad entered the window and them, and they both nffered from had nervous prostration result- Hix wife had since been | the slightest noise would throw her into convulsions. She had been t the Homeopathie Hospital and had been under a physician # care, and be was quite certain that the falling of the lid of the ice box wos what caused he convulsions, The meeting of his sister and wife had caused both of them to go into cgnvulsions. The body will be taken to Virginia for interment. ——- THE CONVENTION ENDED. hock an ing from the fright. Ratlway Mail Clerks Make Presentations ten to Pleasant Speeches. ‘The eighteenth annual convention of the United S:ates Railway Mail Service Beneficial Association, and the most largely attended one in the history of the aseociation, concluded its labors in the parlors of the Ebbitt House last evening, the final session being more of a social than a business gathering, the real business of the convention having been acted upon at the sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday, as was re- ported in Tae Star. At last evening’s session Chairman E. J. Ryan of the committee on resolutions reported & set of resolutions, which were unanimously adopted, thanking all who had in any way con- tributed to the success of the convention and the pleasure of the delegates and their friends, President Robinson having relinquished the chair, Mr. M. A. Butrick assumed it, and ina ¥ pleasant speech presented, on behalf of the convertion, a diamond stad ‘to the retiring president, Mr. H. M. Robinson of Atlanta, Ga.; clock and ornaments to Mr. John W. Holiyday of this city and two psintings to Mr. C. W. Vickery, stperintendent of the third division. ‘The recipients gratefully acknowledged their appreciation and were followed by Civil Service Commissioner Lyman, Miss Fitzgerald, Presi- ent-elect Taylor and Mossrs. Wells, Nightin- gule, Blodgett, Barnes, Moody and Lyon, who spoke briedy. “Auld Lang Syne” was then sung, and the convention adjourned to meet in 1893 at Boston. > Some Church Choir Directors. The church choirs are beginning to come to- gether after their eummer vacation and next! Sunday will see most of them in good form and M: of the leaders have been en- | wing music for their forces under | them and the results of their labors will be heard during the coming months. Prof. Maina, the director of St. Patrick's ch arranged a quartet from “Il Puritani,” gaged in si me of the Casta Diva from Creator Alme bass solo from ~ of Appolloni. His arrangement ‘om the ‘Cavaliera Rusti- ure last season, will also probably be ght into requisition. The choir will reas le tomorrow, singing Haydn’s 16th mass, . a trio by Reiger and an -y sung,by Mr. Maina, fternoon Marzo’s vespers Will be sung with » by Mine. Mi Goold, the director of the Epiphany vir, has been looking after the fate of his opera, “Apolly during his vacation, and it lerstood hus torily placed it. the First Pres reh is awaiting the completion of its new organ, which will be one | District. Director Jounson | of thia church hax not yet selec ais it is understood that « wale quartet will furnish music ing trains No. 41, will errive at and depart from New York ave station and will not run to or from the New Tersey avenue station. This is rendered neces ary by reason of the large number of extra ard from the north that must be sc- inte at the New Jersey avenue station | settle the affair with the | THE “CRAB MAN'S" DEATA. | Frank Fitzsimmons Held Responsible for It | by the Coroner's Jury. Yesterday afternoon Coroner Patterson held gn inquest at the sixth precinct station in the | fase of John Bolden, colored, who was famil- tarly known as the “crab man,” and a number of witnesses were eramined. The affair, as | heretofore published in Tae Star, happened at Pennsylvania avenue and 12th street Wednesday afternoon about 6 o'clock, the fatal blow being struck by Frank Fitzsimmons, ‘The testimony | | given showed the facts substantially ax pub- | |lihed in Thursday's Stan. The “crab man, it appenred, stopped at the cab stand and com-| | plained to Frank Fitzsimmons that his younger brother had said that aie crabs were rotten. | Apparently he wanted Frank to shoulder the} responsibili‘y for hie brother's remark, but Frank toid im. plainiy that he had nothing to | do with his brother and that be would have to latter. | iden had a stick in his band, and in ad- ion to threatening langnage he used some | rofanity, and Fitzsimmons struck him and | Enocked him down. Deputy Coroner Schapffer, who made the autopsy, told of the uhexlthy condition of the organs of the deceased and said. that death re- sulted from the fall on the pavement. Dr. Woodward of the Emergency Hospital | Buve evidence a+ to the treatment of the paticnt | while he was n the hospital, and Oficer Weedon told of the investigation and surrender | of the defendant. | The jury returned a verdict holding the prisoner responsible for the colored man's death and he was held to await the action of the grand jury. peg ats Dr, Calixto Delatorre will be min tice in Argentine in the adm President Pena. i i di ister of Jus- istration of | Bay Ose Soup Sone. TRIED EVERYTHING WITHOUT RELIEF. NO REST NIGHT OR DAY. CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES. , when two months old, had a breaking out zema. Her head, arms, My bal with what the doctor Hed everything, but neither t did her any good. Wecould get no rest with her. In my extremity I tried the CUTICURA REMEDIES, but I confess I bad no fatth in them, for | Thad never seen them tried. To my great surprise, in ono week's time after berinaing to use the CUTT- CURA REMEDIES, the sores were well, but I con- tinued to use the RESOLVENT for a little while, and | now she is as fat ababy as you would like to see, and assoundasadollar. Ibelicve my baby would have died if Thad not tried CUTICURA REMEDIES. I write this that every mother with a baby like mine can feel confident that there is a medicine that will cure the worst eczema,and that medicine is the CUTI- CURA REMEDIES. Mrs. BETTIE BIRKNER, Lockhart, Texas. CUTICURA REMEDIES Cure every lmmor of the skin and scalp of infancy and childhood, whether torturing, disfiguring, fiching, burning, scaly, crusted, pimply or blotchy, with loss of hair and every impurity of the blood, whether simple, serofulous or hereditary, when tae best ph; sicans end d humor remedies of modern times, pure and may be used on the youngest infant with the most gratifying success. ce, CUTICURA, 0c. : SOAP, She. : RESOLVENT, 81. | Prepare by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston. GarSend for “How to Cure Shin Diseases,” 04 Pages, 50 illustrations and 100 testimonials, PIMPLES, black heads, 1 D D DD DvD 88s 8, Sys ke Sys8 * CHINA, i GLASS WARE, ROCKERY AND KITCHEN UTENSILS. WE ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH LARGE OR SMALI. QUANTITIES OF ABOVE GOODS FOR HOUSE NG HOUSES M. W. BEVERIDGE, Adrt, mt — during the encampme Last Sale. | Monday at 10 and 3 p.m. will close the | great s vods at Latimer & Sloan's, 1407 G “Take advantage of the oppor- | tunity ne . Jouxso nw open to be hut Care.-Steam room and} ith best of oysters at this Fine chaways, solid shell. Also every other deli- ¥ deep to be bad.— Adrt, > Tarsres’s sale of two brick dwellings on Union street near 7th street wharf on Monday atjoclock. See advt. > > to go to Glen Echo cafeS hose fine meals for 5 ae Fixe Gaocentes at Avetroy.—The Kennedy 1209 F st; will be re: y Latimer r on Monday at i0 o'clock, when the | fir tauran tion. be reached. Hotels and rea- | > Buomo-prxx cures headache. Druggists.%Se.- Ado | VWHESEVER 1 SEE HOODS SARSAPARILLA now I want to bor and say “THANK YOU. Iwas hadiy effected with ECZEMA and SCROFULA SORES, coveriay almost the whole of one stde of iny face, nearly tothe top of my heal. Running sores arge’ from both ears. My eyes were very bad, inful opening or was deaf. I went n perfo. mad for the eye. Ops day iy s: the ze ter brousht me HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA, Sbich I took and eradually beran to feel better snd end slowly the sores on my eyes and in iny earsheaied. Lean now hear and see as well as ever. Mrs. AMANDA PAISLEY, 176 Lander Street, burgh, N. ¥ HOUD'S PILLS eure headache, U 4 usness, sour stomach, Gass S pis Scocrep AND PRESSED FOR $1. rie HARN, 706 9th st. n. XK. Eutaw at Beltinote. Ma. ents Fass Repaired. Electric Motors and Dy? uot @erbauled ané put in thor cagh order. Commutators tukned eu snd new ones — furnished. Field Magnets and Armatares rewound i our own #hop on the premises, Meter and Dynamo Brushes for any macigine in stor or made to order. JORDAN & MacLEOD, Engineers, Machinists, Electricians, sal7-its 812 10thst. nw. |S SSNS SNARRSSHSASESSNSSSSSNEABNNSSERNSSS heepers should give this sale their atten- | Importer, 12S F st. and 1219652. EESSSSRAE NHR SBSARHENHANESMANGASSBRGAANS 8 New Kaxives, Forss, Spooss. &e., Av Wauaarra & Eoxos tock of Knives, everythin buying to the best st ald ap fe TON'S, dozen 87.0 gross. Plated Knives, $1.50 doven—818 yroas. Gach. S.— Largest stock of Hotel China Ware ih the city lowest prices. Wraanra & Epvoxstos, 1205 Ps. Ave. N.W. reSetim Yorr Howe Cannot be bi ‘his coming Fall and Wint bright surroundings. SHEDD’S J AS FIXTURES will shed ie than you xquisite creations we are now showing are master SS PIRTURE making. Tie price! are low @nough to suit. S.S. Survp & Bro. '432 Qru Sz. N. W. | <a } pieces in G. nm OTTrT ie HT HOE 1 oT Extremely refreshing to sce a clean, bright pair of Russet Shoes these days. The majority of them bear marks of rough usage—they have been to the seashore and up the mountains until they look almost as sun- Ddurped as their owners. Russet Shées will continue to be worn for a onic time yet—"way into the wint and you can well afford to lay aside your old ones and get anew pair from Messrs. WILSON & CARR, 229 Fet.n.w. All of their russet footwear which for- inerly sold at $7 per pair has been reduced to 85—all CITY ITEMS. Save Money for Christmas Presents. By purchasing your Tea, Coffee, Condensed Milk, Baking Spices and Flavoring Extracts from us you will get the best qualities at bottom prices and ve a sufficient num- ber of checks and special presents to give all your intimate friends ‘coninkees of the weason at Christmas Scrutinize these prices carefully: Extra C Sugar se. Ib. A Sugar... i Best Granulated Suj Plock and Powdered Sugar. Confectioners’ Sugar. . Eight O'clock Breakfast Coffee. .25c. Ib. Mocha and Java Blends... . 33,35, 38e. 1b. ‘Thea-Nectai 60c. Ib. Spices, all kinds. -10 and 150, a box. Condensed Milk. -16c. can. A. and P. Baking Powder. .45e Ib. @-Srectat InpucemENtsto large consumers, Tax Great Atiaxtic axp Paciric Ta Co., 501 and 503 Seventh st. n.w. 1620 14th st. n.w. 3104 M st., Georgetown. 815 Hat. ne. Stands in all markets, Newrox H. Bowmax, Telephone, 848, [it] ‘Manager. Are You Satisfied? Do the appointments of each and every room in your house satisfy your desires? Is there nothing lacking? Ifyou are not satisfied and would like to improve the appearance of things call on me and inspect my large and attractive stock of Housefurnishings, If anything strikes our fancy and you are not prepared to pay “eash’” that inconvenience cart be obviated and ime” will bring you out of the difficulty. Joux Ruppes, The Accommodator, at 518 Seventh street northwest. Guns and Rifles, all makes and prices, for sale and hire. Watroxp's, Pa. ave. it* = - Sewing Machines repaired by a factical machinist, E,E, Bono, 1003 G st. u.w. 1t* = ete A Cordial Invitation is extended to all to visit my factory and see for themselves just how the famous Yucatan Gum is made. W. J. Warre, Cleveland, Ohio, U. S.A. 8e5-6t Telephone 1260. Domestic Sewing Machine Co.,7 & H. For Repairing and Renting. ee5-20t —— ~ 10c. Royal Headache Powders. Headaches cured “while you wait.” Druggista, aul: ee eae The Fall Blocks in Derbies are on our tables. All shapes and colors from $1.45 to @4. That $1.90 Hat ts a beauty. Fnaxc & Sox, One Price, we6-eo3t Cor. ith and D ste. S, Heller, 720 7th st. n.W., is making » cialty in Ladies’ and Children's Hair Ou! and Shampooing; also cures Dandraff. my20-tr Elixir Babe cures all malarial —_—- ‘Combined bands at Marshall Hall. Knight and Queen on the Macalester. {i Trovatore on the River Queen. SUNDAY SCHEDULE—TO MARSHALL HALL. ‘The Macalester at 11 a.m., 2:45and 6:15 p.m.,with Schroeder's Band. ‘The River Queen at 3:30 p.m.. with Schroeder's Selected Band. BAND ON THE MACALESTER. BAND ON THE RIVER QUEEN. ROUND-TRIP FARE, ° CENTS. SUNDAY,SEPT. 11,AT MARSHALL HALL. TWO FAST STEAMERS—TWO FINE BANDS! ‘The second Sunday in September on the green lawns, of Marshall Hall will be e day of quiet enjoyment un- der the suade of the great trees and listening to the Fare music of fchroeder. By the way, Schroodet's se- lected series of Sunday sacred strains sro treats to every lover of music. Bead the programs of Sunday's selections in another column, and make your arrange- ments to enjoy them. BAND ON THE MACALESTER! BAND ON THE RIVER QUEEN! ‘The Macalester at 11 a.m., 2:45 and 6:15 p.m. ‘The River Queen at 3:30 p.m. SCHROEDER'S PROGRAM ON THE MACALESTER. Storm King... -The Puritan's Daughter. -The Palme. Sounds from the Ball. . The Little Chatter Box. .. Maritana. THE RIVER QUEEX AT 3:30 P.M. SCHROEDER’S SELECTED PROGRAM ON THE RIVER QUEEN 3:30 P.M Buy a Machine with a Reputation Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service. Examine our New High-Arm No. 9. Its silent rotary motion free from the heavy, rasping ac- tion of shuttle machines. WurziEr & Wr1sox Myo. Co., jet-ote 487 9th st. nw. pmikgemeee S None Name It But to Praise. Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. ). A marvel of lightness and swiftness. jaa? Otfice 437 9th st. nw. NEW PUBLICATIONS. [HE Buicurest, RACIEST BOOK OF THE Ye fi Have you o Xo. 5.-mat out? TALES FR WN TOPIC Ask newsdealer, or send 0 cents postal note, 21 West 23d at., New staups, to TOWN TOPIC! fork. All’previous numbers supplied at same price. It Taree Curers For THE Riv, Waurre Ayp Bice. Weean fityou inthe Neatest, Prettiest and Latest Style of Fall Shoes for the Jeust money. $2.00 for a good Doncola Button. 0 for a listle better Dongola Button. $2.85 for a much Letter Dongola Button. £3.00 for a still better Dongola Button. 50 for an excellent Dongola Bitton. $4.00 for the next best Dongola Button. $5.00 fur the best Dongola Button ever made. Geo. W. Ricz® 8, 717 Manger Space G. T. Kees, Tailor, Removed To iste au30 = Rertar ING. Ress. ATING. Go direct to the factory branch, 531 SEVENTH ST. N. W Fine lime of Silver Ware on hand. KANN & SONS’ MANUFACTURING CO., Factory, Baltimore, Md. sel Ovx Bosixess Mernop Is il the best of everything at lar 5 Gur 25, 40 and 00 cout Candles are not cautated in ie city price, ‘That ix the opinion of ail. them. One counter contains 40 Jong brase tra: > Ine our sleegnt 2 cent Canty, cent ‘Linds ‘are shown in nbs and the 40 cent variety is lected from the 25 snd 00. grades, s most - Ientides. Are you tempted’ “*°* Gu & Sox, threo, Russet Shoes which wero formerly ¥5 are now €3.50 per pair. If your fet are tender. a pair of thetr famous $3.50 footwear will afford immediate relief—a varicty of ‘shapes to select from. se5-1in For Tur Excasemesr. A } presnexs ESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POSI- pr. WANES G Fat i 0) 10. | Sold uy 8. WARE. “‘Drameist, Wasbi ak JSTARLISEED 1870—W. 8. 7, a EER “ip Diasnonds, Watches, Je ‘bc, | Gou'u sue third doceabore F aid repairiiie dewelry . “a eee T WALEER SONS. 208 G. A. R. HATS, WITH CORDS AND WREATHS, $1.00 UP. - White Gloves, Corps Badges. ‘Swords and Belts. RIBBON BADGES FOR TRE MILLION. SS. MEVER, ‘Military and Society Furnisher, a9 92 7th at. a. ‘more than @ quarter of a century I have concluded to retire. ‘My store has been leased and will be occupied by the Great China and Japan Tes Co. Al! goods must be sold by. time. ‘ments will be offered to all purchasers. count wiil be allowed on all fine goods. Low Shoes at Sacrifice Prices. THE TWO BANDS COMBINED AT MARSHALL HALL, UNDER THE PERSONAL DIRECTION OF PROF. SCHROEDER, IN /A CHOICE SELECTION OF AIRS. ‘Take tho 11 a.m. boat for the round trip, with the children, or remain a while under the shade of the trees. ‘Take the 2:45 p.m. boat and enjoy a delicious after- noon ride and stay an hour or two on the green lawns. ‘Take the River Queen at 3:30 p.m.,with a fine band, ‘and breathe the balmy afternoon air from her decks and listen to the music. ‘Take the Macalester at 6:15 p.m. for sfast-fying WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1892, Followed by Competitive Drill between selected ‘squads from the mi iitia compantes of the District of Columbia for a VALUABLE SILVER CUP. Prizes in Tournarrent: First, $50 cash: second $13; | thira, $10: fourth, j The coronation address will be delivered by Mr. | Milton E. Smith. | Chief Marshal, H. 8. Jones: Assistant, G.B. Muilin. | Judgee—H. Croster, W. Stow, H. Basher. Contmittee of Arrangements Moran, A. J. Riley, R. I. Swart, M. PRIMROSE & WEST'S PRIMROSE & WESTS: PRIMKOSE & WESTS: MATCHLESS MINSTRELS. MATCHLESS MINSTRELS. MATCHLESS MINSTRELS: SEPTEMBEK 1° the tragedians FREDERICK WARDE and LOUIS JAMES, In a repertory of classical plays. Seats now on sale for any performace. ACADEMY. fcr s Meee ee THIS SATURDAY EVENING last tiwe of EDWIN TRAVERS AND COMPANY In William Gillette's amusing comedy, THE PRIVATE SECRETARY. THE PRIVATE SECRETAR’ THE PRIVATE SECRETAB! MONDAY, SEPT. 12, and all the week, ‘The Peerless Emotional Actress, EVA MOUNTFORD, . In her new version of EAST LYNNE. Bale of seats now in progress. , ALBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT AT 8. LAST TIME OF THE MERVYN DALLAS COMPANY. at THE HOUSE ON THE MARSH, OR WOMAN'S RANSOM. iC MELODRAMA. A BEAUTIFUL ROMAN Played in Lond tive nights and NEW AND SPECIAL SCENERY. Mr. Mervyn Dallas in hts successful role of “Gervais Raynor, Jim Wooafat. Ngai Weeks. T. POWERS in ‘A MAD BAR. SEATS NOW ON SALE. cnet 010 __ DEMY OF DANCING AMUSEMENTS. ___ AMUSEMENTS. FINANCIAL. QUNPAY. SEPTEMBER 11,1902 Sopeieremaaesl Penrerca, Borprxe Assoctatiox. aio For the Championship of Maryland, Virginia and the ag j TWO FAST STEAMERS. | TWO FINE BANDS. Speen rte csbiniilliinis bear BETHESDA PARK, MARYLAND, Liabilities to members... 708.707 50 ex? 051 46 ‘The Undivided profits are... ‘The only place th the city where you can get SIX per cent perannmum and bave your mone,” returned to yon without waiting, If your interest amounts to 81007 more per wonth we pay ft every month: than $10 sinterest paid every three moths. shares withdrawn we pay 5 percent per annum; on tuatared shares, 12 per cent per annum. On srecial payments 6 per cent. We are now redeeming the Srst. second amd third series: the fourth series ma. tures next March, and will he redeemed at 12 rer cent per annum. Our monthly receints reach @80, 010. We pay thousands of dollars monthly tm interest to OUr members. If costs mothine to eo in, Tt costs nothing to come ont. We always return every cent put in with intf@est, if any is due. We have nocan- Nassers to pay away the members’ money to. have been running mow nearly eleven years, and | @uring si} that thne our assets bave been nore than amount of business done and the profits earned are Jess thap any other Building Association in the United States." We are a home association exclusively, hav.ne no branches tn any other cfty or state We advance $150 on each share for €2 monthly 8750 on 5 shares for 910 monthly: 81.050 on 7 shares for $14 month!y:81,500n 10 shares for €20 monthiy ; £3,000 on 20 shares for #49 monthiy. Any portion or all of the debt may be settled at any time and payments reduced monthly. ‘The expenses ceeds @15. The small expenses, no commissions to Bay, the privilege of reducing the indebtedness at any time, makes our advances come cheaper to our mer. bers than getting a straight loan on the street. Wi advance three-fourths of the ralne of real estate on a first deed of trust. Parties butiding obtain thetr money asthe improvements progress. Shares can be had and payments made at any time without any back dues being racutred. C._C. DUNCANSON, President, LEWIS ABRAHAM, Vice President, Gper cent per annum, payable semiannually. The fallamount deposited, with interest, may be wita- drown on thirty days’ notice. per cent per sunum coupon certificates issued where the deposit is not withdrawn before three pears, 10 per cent per annum where the deposit is not with- drawn before five yaare. Stockholders can borrow $1,000 for the small sum of 8248, having eight yeare to repay it, at rate of @13 permonth. ugunpare thie with the expenses of all other assocte- ions. Over 82, 20.650 of stock subscribe! in Washington sity slonefrom November 12, 1800, to August 1. Our figures show weoffer the most favorable terms on loans and deposits, and our securities being three times the value of the loan and the loan being repeid | ‘monthly makes the security etill better each month, Has. nw) scholars and patrons respectfully pe” former ec) 4 Wited tg attend. For further ars edison eez-]0t J.B. CALDWELL, 107 Et. Tandering tt impossible for our patrons to lose « dol- auz7 HARRIGON DINGMAN, President. BATTLE oF cErrrssure, . round trip in the mellow light of the full moon—Sep- tember's harvest moon. ‘You can leave Marshall Hall at 12:45, 4:45,7:00 and 8:30 p.m., returning on any boat. 1t__ FARE, ROUND TRIP, 25 CENTS. Suxpay, SEPTEMBER 11. 1802. AGRAND CONCERT AT GLEN ECHO Bya SELECT ORCHESTRA, Composed of some of the Best Musicians in Washington, under the leadership of Mr. Donch, on SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT 2 O'CLOCK, SUNDAY EVENING AT 7 O'CLOCK, Over 4.000 people visited Glen Echo last Sunday and there was no crowding. Everybody was pleased. Concert {s held fn the BEAUTI- FUL GROVE at the terminus of the Glen Echo Electric R. RB. A FIRST-CLASS CAFE NOW OPEN. SPLENDID DINNER FOR 5c. MEALS A LA CARTE. ‘ BEAUTIFUL ELECTRICAL ILLUMINATION, IN ALL COLORS, AT NIGHT. Cars leave Tenallytown Junction every 10 minutes during tue day and evening up until 10:80 o'clock pan. it BETHESDA PaRK, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1892. Good Dinner in Cafe at 50e. Sacred Vocal Concerts at 4:30and6:30 p.m. Printed Programs at Park and all visitors invited to unite in cboruses. Electric Fountain will play at 7:30 p.m. Plenty open cars every fifteen minutes at junction— every five minutes at Georgetown. NOTE.—Owing to an unavoidable misunderstand- ing the Concert advertised for lust Sunday did not take place, but there will positively be no disppoint- ‘ment tomorrow. 1t KEPSAN3 LYCEUM THEATER, ‘Pennsylvania 1 TONIGH' ‘TONIGHT FIELD'S HANSON'S DRAWING CARDS. Followed by Grand Free Concert in the BEAUTIFUL SUMMER GARDEN. ‘Next Week—Hill's New York (DP? FELLOWS’ HALL, #TH ST. 8.E. MONDAY, SEPT. 12, 1802, | First timein Washing- ‘tonof the Burton and Abbott Comedy Co in With areal jive baby and acpoweet i compan, y S nd a powerful : Tiekete forsale at Eile" nusic store, Meta. store and af the hali, Sthst. s.e., and at cigar store, Sth st. tts _ Su, i AUBavaH's. Right now seats are on sale for the ONLY COMEDY IN TOWN next week. JAMES T. POWERS AND COMPANY IN “A MAD BARGAIN.” All laughter and an abundance of it.” The newest and brightest play of the year, and a prime favorite its star. wesi__tus ov noe FIRT SB, NUECES ar, ace ‘The Tragedians ‘ Louis JAMES, iedecay, James as Bratus, iy ot Hoary Gay ‘And monday Sisht akan Sere. James as Othello. © 15TH STREET AND OHIO AVENUE. 13 Cc : OPEN DAILY. IFORNTA. TEXAS. MEXICO. NG = jock CTORS ACADEMY OF DANGI 11th and Data. s.w., will holars respectfully iavited to apcendt olare res 5 de iy eb EXCURSIONS. &ec. 3 HIS. {GArURDAY)——] VENING.——— P.M.—HOME EARLY. URDAY EVENING fRIP, ME MACALESTES ND INDIAN Hi Lear at 8:43 p. Leaving Matsboll fall a¢835 p.m. OFFERS THE FOLLOWING ATTRACTIONS: THE SEPTEMBER HARVEST MOON. “The sky spreads like an ovean h high Boepangled with these ienat habe! MARS, MUSIC AND THE MERRY MAIDENS. SCHROEDER'S ORCHESTRA on the new Pavilion. Ro nd trip, Weenie ae” CHO WILT, LEAVE " bride landing Sept, x hy for Olen eho ahd Cabin Joln ‘Bride. "Bout San be chartered by privite parties. Apply to B. tke: QUADE, 1208 sock S) Gecrgetown. PP “Bons ‘HE Las? DAY OF A TRIUMPHANT SEaso! AD. Co s . oe! IVER View. IVER VIEW. R KY VIE RIVER V1 VER V RIVER V RIVER RIVER V. RIVER RIVFB V RIVER RIVER V RIVER RIVER ¥ RIVER RIVER V RIVER RIVER V RIVER RIVER V. RIVER BIVER V DAY, SEPTEMBER 11. Extraordinary vensational BALLOON ASCEN- SIOS, LITTLE MISS DOT AND PROF. 0. DELL. in ling double ascension and parechute dro} wting two separate nute dros: at the ‘same time. Prof. 0. Dell will give. his famous performance, ascending feet first and cuftine the parachute loose, and then descends, banging by his feet, without life line or any safety device. A feat never aitempted by any other aerouant. THE PENTZ SUNDAY at 11 a.m., and Home at & sharp Tickets 8 ‘kets, 25 cents. Children, 15 cents. E. 8. KANDALL, Proprietor. EGANT STEAM YACHT; AC- or week): will sell cheap or VIE. 919 Maryland ave..w., 16 9th wt. nw. 905-08" BET oF ate CHEAP AND PLEASANT EXCURSIONS. Twosstoon steamers leave 7th xtrent ferry wharf hourly from 6:15 a.m. until 7:15 p.m. TWELVE- MILE SAIL ON THE POTOMAC Fux 15 CENTS. BABIES FREE. For TLRASANT EVENING TRUP take A:99 9.10. boat. Home at p.m. Sameschedule on Sundays, commencing at 8:30am. Lastrouud trip, 6:J0p. ua ‘Viet Alexandria, Va, FATHER WASHINGTON'S CHUROR, Masonic Lodge, the Braddock House and the :nany reminiscences from 1776 to 1863. fedtove NEW AND PALATIAL STEAMER DN ve ree tk ARROWSMITH. 7th st. if avery, MONDAY S<D WEDNESDAY. a Lowes PoToMAc, SeOEIE Lo: \RD- IstAND, SoM PAVERS, POINT SATURDAY, FOR THE BCTURM ‘Touching at all AND SUMMF: COLONIAL BEACH, COL’ TOWN.” ST. GFORGE'S 18 0. AND COA: 'S CREEK AND LooKourT. Yigocom _ SMITH See schedule. Steamer 3p.m. returns Wednesday.Ce. m. p.m. ; returns. | ted. AC an: DLE, POTO! bedayieht. CW "jolt STAGE EXCURSIONS. ‘ALLY-HO COACH LINE. 511 ‘Arlingtou, 50! Ho: 10 an P.1u. ; 50e. to 730. should'ride on our reat ‘at: HOTELS. sepun WooDMONT.~ pao 7 SOR jy2l-om 3 F. KOBINSON, Proprietor. Wiis sores ‘Ee. ave. and léthst.. Washington, D.C. EBBITT HOUSE WASHINGTOX. D. C. STEAM CARPET CLEANING. ——————— ‘BE AMMONIATED iNG ieee es ‘phons. Fr. Taz Narioxan Sarz Deosrr, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Of the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH 8T, AND NEW YORK AVE. Chartered by special act of Congress ‘Jan. ,1867,and acta of Oct.,1800 end Feb., 1802 CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Rente safes from @5 each upwart per annum. Silver ware and valuables taken om deposit. TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and interest allowed on sums of not leas than $5, Prepares and keeps Wills free of charge—acts as Ex- ecutor, Administrator and Trustee—executes Trusts of all kinds. ES, Third Vice Pres. REE chars Directors: Benjamin P. . a Rinert trsrarvevant, Georwe H. Piant, Lewis Janes M_Jobnston, R. Perry, s Thomas Hyde, john B __Willian E'Clark, Gy 30] Thomas Rdones. a ba DRAW peg WHEN DEPOs- ‘us. Cal sad rates on, demand and time cortilicates pf denouit before devouting else: where. ‘WOODS & CO., Bankers, Ueze F st. co Banking. Usiox Savixes Baxe, 500 7TH ST. N.W. Bank hours, 9:30to 3. Open till 5 about the middle andend of each month. Saturday evenings, open from 6 to 8 o'clock. Four per cent interest on ordinary deposits remain- ing four months. Dividends from the earnings of the bank on installment deposits for five or ten years. Hive and 25 cents savings stamps for sale at the bank and at the agencies in all parts of the city. ¥. 5. SMITH, President. Sh SCTE ew, eee tated Sct Benge oo ee saa sold Piktmerican Ball Telephone Btock bought and sold. 2718 L ‘WIS G. TEWKRBURY, W Bs, * au20-1m 20 W conson- LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & ©O.. BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1355 F 8T., WASHINGTON, D. c., onrisarepeues Saree y Constant quotations all markets. Telephone—545. W. 8. HOGE, Pres. T. C. DANIEL, Sec. {NITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN A8SO- CIATION, 1313 F #t.. Washington, D.C. ‘Shares, 100, payable in monthly installments, which participate im all profits and mature in 84 ‘months. ‘Pays interest on money deposits in any smount. Sand 6per cent interest paid on special deposits C. 'T. Havessex, Member Washington Stock Exchange. Kea] Retate and Steck Broker, Rooms Sand 11, Atlantic 980 Fst. nw. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cashor <p marcia. 2. £. Bache & Co., New York Stock Exchanre. ‘Lehman Bros. Now York Ootton Exchange. Lehman, Stern & Go., New Orleans Cotton mx- change. ‘Lamson Bros. & Oo.. Board of Trade. Private wires to New ‘Chicago and New Or Jeare. Sel7-tr ,000. aise eases Tartax. our lisbilities. Our expenses in proportion to the | of obtaining money ranges from €10, and rerely ex- | PIANOS AND ORGANS. iK AKAUER AND OTHER Teenie ORS a ———- NEW ORGAN AT MALY PRIOR OWING AA cur larre stock. we will sell direct to the eom- “aT TMOVEN FIANO AND ORGAN CO. P.O. Box 1004. Weal 2 awTeotm © BON irea Counts 3. "TUNES AND REPAIRING. GEORGE BLY ane maker, end late |p win WES: Metzen & = varnished: ‘Soa i Sw. workshon 1B | __Borctal attention ‘New Styles 1a Ans SE See nalts Aitken com eet Sees Ge eet >~—~—xEEx%*7*7~x{&{q[E&{&—=[[=s3 Diner i Nerve! | Bers! INVIGORATING Attmulant and Tonte. JOHN COOK, Secretary, 506 Lith st. na so. F. G. SAXTON, Treasurer COssULT THE oxLY 1 C.F. BENJAMIN, attorney, | Conon ie! Wastiagton, Dre Room 70, Corcoran building. | Sered the sane uti A. 8. MEEKER, 207 306. 6... receives duce from | Uioty by” examining members residing on Capitol Hull. wea om ow “ F p\-TS- wa Sosa IDELITY oe Pilea, fecrof BUILDING, LOAN AND INVESTMENT A860. | “fom hidneyn © CIATION, fe X08. 908 TO 914 G ST. D® o4842T0x, WASHINGTON. D. ©., 7 12m wt. aw. Offers the following investments to ite patrons: = ae And New York 1873. TP YOU HAVE AN AILMENT. Acute, chronic, or hereditary, you can be rapidly stored to health and streneth by the scientific appli: cation of electricity and the therapeutic succensfully practiced by Dr. Carleton. IF YOU HAVE bed, pu anerey either for work or society, (vertigo), dull, stupid fesling, the mind upon any subjest, pata Dack, bad taste in the mouth, unhealthlytooking skin. tremore, palpitation of the heart, feel gonerally used uj and that life » loo Mtecharms for you, It is pretty certain that youare and yon should at ones consult Dr. Carleton. Dositively the only advertixine surreon in the tates who treate these troabies on recognized sctentifie and curative principles, and hae made the snocessfal treatment of these troubles « life study. Expert uri- ‘earnestness of desire to benefit my Hours, 9 to, ¢to8. Sunday, 9 SEES colbrgt tape, Zee oem = & £2 fore all competitors. i city in to an. ia gemtied and report it and get your ous in the city where you bile i! i Don't dout Your Creprr Masorora_Crevrr $19, 821 AND 823 7TH ST. N.W. Are you going to ‘House Keep"*this fall? If so, we can be of service to you in more ways than one. Hundreds of people in Washington are enjoying the benefite of our Why nat your ‘We will ask you to decile whether or not the im- mense new stock of Furniture and Carpets contained on the fve floors of our big doub's store is not just as modern in Just ee bendevme in finish and just es low in price as that contained in any oash furniture house in Washington and we sell them all on cretit. Your Parlor ‘Will look cosy with one of our Plush or HatrCieth Parlor Suites—we sell them for €28 cash or 620 on We believe that our assortment of High Grade Parior Furntture in Tapestry, Brocatelle and Wilton Rug te ‘ss handsome and complete a you can find enywhere, and we know that our prices are fully % ger cent lower than such qualities can be purchased fer ia other stores. Your Bet Room Will look meat amd comfortable with one of our Solid Oak Bed Room Suites. Let usshow you the one we sell for $17 cash, @1R on time. We have all stylesand ‘finish tn Bed Room Furnttare—all prices. Siar Seas See Aeaes EShretemsrren Notes to Sign. Small weekly or monthly payments arranged to suit AT THE LOW PRICE OF 0c. PER YARD. SOME OF THE HARDSOMEST STYLES WE HAVE EVER SHOWS-COTTON AND LINEN ‘SHEETINGS, NAPKINS, TABLE LINENS, COM- w. i caveren 2 cone, | 27K RE FORTS, QUILTS, BLANKETS. ERG, OMEPRICK. °