Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1892, Page 8

| a a THE EVENING 4... oe ee STAR: WASHINGTON, WASHIN = ae Do. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 27, 1892. LOCAL MENTION “The Weather. vorrcast TILL 8 P. M. WEDNESDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, continued cool, fair weather, light xposed localities Wednesday hureday, wes‘erly winds, Members Winding Up Affairs and Ex- changing Their Experiences of a Week. The Indies’ citizens’ committee held a meet- ing yesterday at Miss Barton's residence and began finishing up the details of its business. | Many of the ladies turned in their itemized | accounta, which were promptly audited by the treasurer, Mrs. Mussey. In nearly every in- | stance ‘+e expenditures have been kept within the estimates and a goodly amount in the way of abalance will offset the unexpected ex- ir, | penses that piled up in other directions the | lust few days. The resume of all the work at- tempted by the ladies is just this: They did | everything well that they hada hand in at all, “| and nobody but women would have had tho | courage and determination to keep it up in the | face of all the obstacies which from time to | timo presented themselves. All the woman organizations that-worg tem- rporarily at home ere week have over- welmed the ladies with letters expressing their appreciation and gratitude for the favors ex- | tended to them. Even the W. R. C. fell in line | and before it council disbanded yesterday by unanimous vote it heaped pleasant things in he war of compliments and congratulgtions a foot deep on the ladies’ committee. It did even more than that. It invited Potomac Corps, W. CONDITION OF THE WATER. Temperature and condition of water at 8 rent Falls, temperature. 67. condition, Receiving reservoir, temperature, 72. Con- dition at m south connection, %: ure, 70. ‘condition house, 26: effluent gate house. 21 ——_ Pownzarvn Opera Glasses, #5. Hexarien's, 4 nant Icz Cueaw at A. Guere’ Denictovs § 3810 7th st. BR. Gotrscmaern « 10 ralesladies. T-wa-t Heat -t Franc’s for $1.90 ix a beauty’ Hexny Fraxc & Sox, Ove Price. cor. 7 7th and DD sts, pen's imported French Wines, troubling you try Dentifrice, the b known. Ir You Fisp your tecth that superb article, Minot tooth wash and mouth tonic everywhere. | R. C., of this eity back into its motherly fold, - not as an organization, of course, but as an ag “Stam of tar East gregation of the finest body of women in this . $4.50; rink Po country banded together in a patriotic society. Ze. bushel in the same connection it may be stated that J . | Potomac Corps is not at all likely to pay any 412 ith st. ©e. | attention to the invitation. After the dull business was over yesterday the Indies held a regular confidential experience meeting. Mrs. E. Florence Barker, the first ast national president of the W. I. C.; Mrs. Kate Brownlee Sherwood, another past na- ripaes’s Strrs from $1.20 ap Wat. Garver, 1026 7th st. now. Fant Stries Men's Derby Hat all_ shaper, Diack of brown, fine felt, 1.50 and €2; extra] Kate Brownleo Sherwood, another past |na- ee ee | power in the W. RC., contributed very elo- jonare begs to inform her quently and fully to the explanations which lit ocd dastamere at rwith followed. Mrs. Logan told the .stery of her J.C. Hutehinson. but « » meet | struggle at the convention and Miss Barton, but 1 a | not withont considerable urging. told how’ she ee ee hal on Saturday last surrendered to the con- For Wars. P tow Shades, Room | vention her hotiorary membership and . Moldings and Inte: 1 Decorating | and cut in two the bond which had united them: Kh. W. Hexnersox’s, Mrs. Sherwood told how the convention, by - 1113 F st. n. a umous vote, would not allow Miss "Bar. ton to leave them and how somebody in the ex- 15th st. nw. citement of the moment pinned another badge ncaa oe on her breast. 8": | “Before the Indies separated they partook of | refreshments by Miss Barton's invitation. It will take another meeting for the committee to wind up all its tusiness, as the bills have not all bees: sent in yet. W. W. Dudiey presented to all her col- gues, both advikory and active members on mmittee, one of the handsome souvenir | badges that were given to the delegates last | week. ‘The Indies also voted them to all those who had assisted in the entertainments and > work last werk. One of the badges, but made in solid silver and gold, was pre- red for Mrs, Harrison. It was much admired by the ladies. Today it was sent to the Presi | dent, accompanied by a letter of sympathy and | grateful appreciation of Mrs. Harrison's kind tine, @1. Very b Dewar Associ ‘s Kxee Pasrs from Wot. Gauxer, 10: Canrets Curaxep by the Exrmr Canret | Worse, (31-635 Maw. ave. n.w., are made moth- | Broof free of charge. Telephone 425-2 city D PISTRICT. > | AMUSEMENTS TON th ut. Atnaron's Oren Horse. —The new comedy, Navioxat. Twearrs.—Pitou's war play, | assistance in the labors of the committee. “Across the Potomac —— Acapey or Meste.—Chas. B. Hanford in LOOKS LIKE A TRAMP. Change in the Appearance of Howard Schneider, Convicted of Murder. 31, 1893, is the date fixed for the nof Howard Schneider for wife mur- © man who in January last caused so much sorrow by using his pistol and ending the lives of his wife and brother-in-law has found prison life, to be entirely different from the gay times he had in Culpeper and this city, and daring the months of confinement many | changes have been experienced. Instead of presenting the neat appearance which distin- ! | guirhed him from the other prisoners when he Steamers | frst entered prison Schneider, so some of the tenmers Macalester and 2#i! mex say, looks more like a tramp than most of his fellow prisoners, He is not receiving bunches of flowers and other little attentions euch as many ms in his position receive from some uliarly con- | stututed females, nor will he receive any visitors | except his mother and brother. He spends a But Was Taken to the Emergency Hospital good part of hi« time reading books and every and Femped day he takes his usual exercise. It bas been « . | Jong time since w barber has used either 4 pair A voung woman about twenty-three years of | of fcissors or a razor on him and his intr is age tried or, as is suspected. feigned to try to jong and his face covered with beard. commit suicide on D street last night about 11) He seldom wearsa linen shirt, but goes about o'clock. Her name i* Emma Matthgws, and re- | in - undershirt, = he bakeapenys Foes is cain'e, 2 with an ovei is rance has ¢l cently she lived at Bessie Wain's, 214 11th | with an ov Tha west inetiy be eccmnen treet. She took a dose of laud: and by the many persons who were precent at his stambied into a saloon on D street with the trial as the same Howard Schneider who, in Bottle in her hand. Assistance was promptly) open court, made, an assault on the district forthcoming 0 attorney. . we seapttal and’ puaped aut, The | Schncider is low spirited and seeme to fally . realize the seriousness of Ids position. He impression made on the officer antl spectators | converses with no one, even refucing to talk 19 was that the woman had no real intention of | the guards. He is at present confined in cell committing suicide. This sort of ease is so the one in which Guiteau was confined common in this locality that the policemen are | When he was s! s inclined to be skepsical. Officer Williams, who |, The case as it appears on the court dockets , 7 2 in now pending before the Court in General Res had 0 wie experience ae bill of exceptions. "The district at- “Julius Cesar. Hann Busow Twraten. Ki land's Burlesque Com; ‘Tux Barrux of Gz" Chie avenue. “Siberia.” Helen Cort- sax's Lyceew Turaten. ny. January ‘Ro. —15th street and <a —— EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. Berurspa Park.—Take Tenlevtown cars. Tatny-we Coact. 511 13th «treet northwest, trips to Artingto Home and Cabin dobn dridge. 10 am. a: Grex Eeno.—Take Ten! Fourness Moxnox axp Noi leave at 7 pm. Mansnate Hare. — River Queen, and 10 a.m. and 3:15 p.m. Movxr Vensox — Macalesterand River Queen, every hour. a SHE TOOK LAUDANUM, tiers = ok: | Term o a a on "s office has gone over the bill filed in be- - = - (Peony Of Sacman mer and both Capt. Cole and Mr. Clagett are prepared to argue the case. In the usual course of events the case will come up for argument next month and a decision is expected carly enough so as not to cause a de- lay in the execution should the court decide against the defend:nt. — ANDRIA, Be said. “These women have a falling out with some man a! after drinking heavily, take a dose of landanum, with the full knowledge that it will be pumped out and for the sole purpose of obtaining armtatay.” ‘The woman war all right this morning. a Mr. Skutsch Coming ene Mr. D. Skutech, the journalist about whose fate there was some apprehension. as his | whereabouts were unknown to his friends, bas turned up all right in New York. in a let from New York toa f d im this city dated Yesterday Br. Skatech sare be expects to reach AL THE PIO MILLS THANSFER, ‘The proposal of the Haskin Wood Vuleanizing Company to buy out the right of the city to re- * ceive $1,000 per annum from the Pioneer mills for $5,000 ix now before thecity authorities and will probably be determined by the eity council Washington via Fort Monroe. Mr. Skutsch | t proposal to buy with has been taking a few weeks’ “outing.” $5,000, the annual rent charge of $1,000 is not foveal so absurd as it seems on ite face. "The pay- A Pair at $4. Peter's Church. ment of this 1,000 per annum carries with it A fair was opened in the basement of St. an exemption from all other city taxes. Under Peter's Chureb, Capitol Hill, last night for the =. Bigs Ppssie —a tint che " 1 machinery and’ capital employed nu Deneiit of the church. Mr. M. I. Weller, chair- PAGMECKE and hy ‘chad iee pon wou man of the committee in charge, made the taxation.” The real estate of manufactories Opening address. The attendance was large is now however exempt, and when end the fair room presented a most attractive this rent sball have been sold out, the Pioneer appearance. mills with ite lands, wharves, &c., will become again subject to city taxation. So that if the mills be taxed 2 per cent and valued at £25,000 the city tax would be $500, and what was lost on one side would be, to some extent, gained on —e Thanks From the U. V. U. Fo the Astor Tam direeted b; Veterans’ Union, tion for the maaner in which Paper reported the proceedings « tion,U. V. U.. awl the fair re the order battle every prosperity. cieevrt count. The cireuit court, Judge Keith, hgs opened m here. In the Washington case of . Fletcher the court has refused ¢ for filing reports. Mr. W. W.Wil- by. jr. of Washington has been admitted bar of this court. The court will resume sion tomorrow, NOTES. Penneyivenia avenue etreets thie m it brok: wtepped ganght bin . Washington as master of Alexandria- Lington Lodge, F. A. A. M., was stolen mu the lodge room last week some one amoug the visitors. The officers of the lodge are making efforts for its recovery. A delegation from Lincoln Post, G. A. R., of Washington, attended yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock the funeral of Mr. J. T. McAfee: killed on the railroad at the south end of the bridge. ‘The interment was made at Arlington. The fre department was called out yesterday afternoon to a house on Fairfax street near the W. and Q. depot, where a fire had- broken out. ‘The flames were easity extinguished. 5 ion a Mr. John Sorrell had one of his hands at Watkins | ™aimed at the Portner brewery last week. » Was m gutted wheel, Dg springs. ~ S10. is am Hate #10 fe for ten devs and val A for stop Glen and Rochester in ether and at GEE Buffalo returning. A tourist agent ahd Ohio Veterans Grateful. @baperon will accompany the train. Reserva-| Mr. Louis D. Wine has received a lefter from fons in parlor cars which will be attached to | Pres 7 of himsel die tats cheat be 0 « ik T. Foster in behalf of if and 90 “ers from Cincinnati who attended the Lat. ‘iesmpment expressing their appreciation of orrow morning at 10 the hospifalities extended to the Grand Army. residence 915 16th The | Your committee has more mof household ef- than fultilled the bill and kept its promises. The two theaters so handsomely decorated, the grand stands, &e., the beautiful reception at the pension building. the G. A. R. camp, ite tents fe the beautiful souvenir and dele +h puts anythin, ud heretofore in 3s. — Mess cue, to ©XCUFSION accommodations, electric lighting of alii, | the corps badges, the grand at "various points were far more than we looked equan, for from Washington. [ha al eneampments. This one beats and great praise is due the com- Bouth Mountain, + Front Koval, Luray jeyer's Cave. @etes, with same return limit and same stop-| ever privileges, by cireuitow® route at rate of | cat. Mehnes yer mile for distance trav- “s funeral. Sint sifording ‘an opportunity to vist hatee. | The funeral of the late Col. James M. Me- along the other railroad lines. For full | Afee occurred yesterday afternoon at Arlington, apply to B. and O. agent, 619 and | under the auspices of the Department of the them mittee. 1261 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington. —Adet. | Potomac, G. A. R.. relief fttes. aetna The services consisted of the G. A. R. ritual, ean be consulted from 8 to I? and ¢ te Gat bis | Condscted by Department Chaplain Gottwald, seuidence. 1411 K street northwest. — Ades. | assisted by Capt. Bickford, ¥ ae others, and the interment was witnessed by | J Joux Kezrenetal. bas bought for $12,512.50 | Many comrades, ¢ ‘Caroline Heywood lot 7, block 44, University Shes Ge —_—-—_ has been dise! Ry here Baowo-pisz curve headache. Druggists, 25c.-Adv | ing eutered a pres a \ . THE LADIES’ COMM: EDWARD ainiature of Dr. E. C. Dick, who succeeded | Stone and | —27-tmthety COLLEY'S DEATH. A Young Washingtonian Asphyxiated by Gas in Battimore. Aman who died at the Baltimore City Ho#- pital last Saturday from the effects of inhaling illuminating gus in his room at the Monumental Hotel Thursday night has been identified as Edward Colley, son of Mrs. Colley, proprietress of the Windsor Hotel in this city. Mr. Colley, who was thirty-five years of age, registered at the hotel as J. Cunninghim of Altoona, Pa., and for that reason his identity did not become known at once. The name of E. Colley was found marked on his linen. The remains were brought to this city for burial yesterday aftor- noon by Mr. Colley's brother-in-law, Mr. George W. Emmerich. Mr. Colley was a natiye of this though for a number of years he had been asaclerk in different railroad offices 0, Omuha and other cities. About ago he returned to Washington and has resided at the Windsor. He went out last ‘Tuesday evening and that was the last seen of him by his family. The young man had no trouble that his family were aware of, although he had at times worried because his health was not in such condition as would enable him to return to work. GEORGETOWN REV. DR. FULLERTON TO RESIGN. On Sunday last the Rev. Dr. Fullerton of West Street Presbyterian Church announced that after the ustial Wednesday evening service a meeting of the congregation would be held, when he would ask the members to unite with him in requesting the presbytery to sever the Fastoral relation existing between himself and the West Street Presbyterian Church. Several months ago Tux Stan's correspondent, acting on reliable information, stated that this action ef the doctor's would probably be taken on his return from Europe, and nota little criticism was heard concerning ths report, which was alleged to be without foundation. ‘As there ap- pear to be two factions in the church, one for, the other against the present pastor's continn- ance in office, it is probable that on Wednesday night « meeting that will not be remarkable for ite calmness will be held. ALIVELY ELECTRICAL DISPLAY. Yesterday a telephone and electric wire be- came in some manner crossed and, broken at the corner of 32d and N streets and fora few minutes there was an electrical display that ex- cited considerable interest. The police, with their clubs, succeeded in Uuncrossing the wires, after which the companies’ employes came along and entirely settled matters. NoTES. Thomas Dowling yesterday sold at public auction allof block 135, in the subdivision of Burleith, bounded by 38th and 39th and T and U streets, and adjoining the old Stinchicum lace, to Mr. John Leetch for 9cents per square | foot.” The tract, which contains 15,930 feet, was sold under a deed of trust by order of the trustees, Jackron and Dyer. When one of the Missos Tavenner of 9327 P street went to her room last evening the dis- covered a beautiful carrier pigeon sitting com- fortably on her bed. Ona silver band which encircled one of the bird’s legs was the inscrip- tion, v1i-356. At Bethesda Park this evening an entertain- ment will be given for the bencfit of St. John’s Chapel. Yesterday afternoon the Arlington electric road went into permanent operation, the officers and directors occupying the first car that went out. Everything worked well and all interested were highly pleased. The cars now stop in the fort, a short distance from the north gate of Arlington. Unele John A. Marshall, who for many years | was a servant at Trinity parronage, died on Sunday at his home. N street, in the seventy-eighth vear of his age. The interment will take place this afternoon at Holy Rood. eee Prof. Whitcomb’s Ordinatio: The Episcopal ordination of Prof. Whitcomb, formerly pastor of ghe Church of Our Father in this city, will take place by appointment of the Rt. Rev. William Paret.D. D., L.L. D., bishop of Maryland, at the Church of the Epiphany, Rev. Dr. McKim, rector, tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. ‘The bishop will preside, Dr. J. H. Elliott, rector of Ascension, Church, will present the candidate and the sermon will be delivered by Rev. Alfred Harding, pastor of St. Paul’s Church. “Various other clergymen will participate in the service. ss Order “The Star” for the Week. Tue Evexixo Star for the encampment week will be mailed toany address in the U States free of postage for 15 cents, No better souvenir of the encampment can be secured. A Moruews Gaarrrepe ‘Too great for tongue to tell is due Hoo!'s Servap:rilla for its wonderful cure of my daughter. eleven years old. Three years ago she had whooping couch and meas.es, followed by dreadful pains, be.cinning in one knee and extending to almost every Joint in her body. She could not stand u» or liedown and had to sleep in her chaig. A meeting of physicians pronounced the disease constitutional scrofula. We began giving her Hood's Sarsaparilia and there was a vers «radual change for the better. The pains grew less and the swellings subsided after using one bottle. Ther. im- provement was rapid, until HOOD'§ SARSAPARILLA Effected a perfect cure. It is over a year ago, and we cannot raise Hood's Sarsapariila enough, rs. J. A. CARL, Reynoldstille, Pa. -dinner Pills, as- 2 sist digestion, cure headache. New Goons. have taken 15) Ladies’ High-grade We raps, ranzing in prices frou #3 to €12 them on our counters to SELL AT ONCE. THESE GARMENTS MUST Go. And to insure their coin at once we have cut the Prices on each and every one and this cut will aver- “e® | REDUCTION OF 50 PER CENT. Call at ones for chotee GOORYEAR KUBBER COMPANY, Vth st.. near Penna av Melville Lindsay, Maiiazer $027 FIVE MORE GAMES AT HOME. Parn Toox Ir Away Win Hi The Phittes Easlly, the Local Team | Fro; the Bultimore Sun of May 12. Dinka in mh koe | _ Mme. ADELINA PATTI, who sang here last week, tooka package of LILLY'S CARBOLATED DENTI- Only five more games at home this season by | PRICE «way her. She says it is truly a wonder. the local ball club—one today with Philadel- | ful While tt whitens the Teeth and pia, two with Baltimore October 5 and 6 and | Mardens the Gums, it imparts a delicious and perma- the ‘Rent aweetness to the Breath. Diluted with water it two with Boston Oetober 14 and 15. From sapihies@ plensnnb ecdh tateatiing: ateile: record they have been making the last half ibe py eee eye market, an dozen games five games are quite enough. | more of LI 'S CARBOLATED DENTIFRICE, There ina fatal divion inthe cab ranks and fee of any snr prevaratin Al the eens dn until this clique is broken vp not much can_ be | jetters from ladies and gentlemen praising it. Your expected from the club. The Phillies had “nnap” yesterday, winning by 11 to 2,pounding Meekin‘s delivery at, will, the Intter probably easing up on account of Dowse’s inability to receive him. ‘Fhe other championehip games played yes- terday resulted as follows: Brooklyn, 8; Boston, 7. New York.8; Baltimore, 5. Cleveland, 3; Ci cinnati, 2. Louisville, 11; Chicago, 0. St. Louis, 2; Pittsburg, 0. HOW THE CLUBS STAND. Clube. g fel E Cleveland. . 7 72.1! Cincinnati. Footer WG ME G00 Chica Freokisa. | 35. 2h SS 1 Pitabare | 3 54 Bal New Yor! Pislaa'yh The Publication Committee. Mr. Isaac Gans was selocfed as chairman of the publication committee of the Columbia Li- brary Association. All the literature is under the control of this committee, as well as their official organ, “The Washington Reader.” Mr. W. H. Hungerford is the secretary and Mr. Sweeney the treasurer of the committee. The work of this organization is near completion, and ina few days the board will be announced, Supt. Powell has worked hard as president of this organization, and many of the most’promi- nent people in ‘the city are interested in it. Branch associations are now begun in all parts of this city and even the suburbs. A chairman and working committee are put in charge of the different branches £0 as to achieve the best ro- ts. a Order “The Star" forthe Week. Tne Evexixa Stan for the encampment week will be mailed to any address in the United States free of postage for 15 cents. No better souvenir of the encampment can be secured. ———— . 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For Tvrspay Axo Wepxespay These specials: 100 Misses’ All-wool Dou) le-breast med-um color, invisible eh want schou rice. ek, Navy and Cardinal Cloth ested raitle on front an { col : 200 ‘Misses’ Kenmare Storin Gossamners. Just the very t ing tor school. Ps 1 Case ‘Micshe’ Celebrated “*W.B." Corsets, For fit and coufort they have mo equal...... LAales’ Fancy Aprons, embroidered in Ted or bine. E.egant value at 25e. Price: 100 Dozex Misses! and Bors’ Schoo} Ho .Hermsdort dbessloubie knee’ atid i ‘ilar my c soar 19 ders. 5e 2 Cases ‘Men's Natural Wool Underwear, shirts forthe ierexcepaiinal od valve aitk nfetieds is exceptional good ¥ nis whi pearl ations, Sizes up to 40- 50. Dozex Ladies’ Fine Cashmere Gloves; all dark ‘shades: 6 to 8. they are worth Dut isa special Job... 100 Dozex Ladies’ inch Hemstitched Fine Silk ‘Handk ‘A EE ain ePwenlt BY 25 Ove Lise Of nem Roweltien, im Drews Trimmings. Braids, sare exquisite. ‘his departinent wi foour banner department of te store A. Kavemas. £09 PENN. AVE. N. W. 15c seen ae PRT TTT Ovr Bestsess Mernop Into sell the best of everything at popular Our 25, 49 and 60 cent Candies are not equi in the city for the pric ‘That is the opinion of ali who t: Pg Le TT RS Sea car sonset Bh tear canly heeieeat nhs jected trom the 25 aud 8) ceat ufadcn, uuu oncal- tempted? lent idea. Are you Guz & Sox, Cor. 111 Ax F Srs., The Popular Confectionors | gbaehaboss sone sobeue Sbhbibs Gaarerct—Courontixa. EPPS'S cocoa. BREAKFAST. “-By a thorough Knowle 1ceof thenatural laws whic! covery theormrationsor disestn Suinuteition gna 3 : " well. selected of the paieigtca aie has p ‘with a delicately flavored save us many heavy doctors’ tills. It fe by the Jud cious useof such articies of diet that a constitation may be wradually built ap until strong enough to re- sisterery tendency to disosss. “Hu of subtle are | Bertie ing around Us ready to attack wher- ices. isa weak point. We may shaft keer lve Mf with Cy ‘Made siiuply with boiling water cr milk. Sold only tm half-pound tins Ly Grocers, labeled thus: JAMES EPPS & CO., Homaopathic Chemists. Lon- don, England. 4e25-0,m,tuly_ [DPCeEENnEss OB THE LIQUOR HABIT POs ATIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING Dr. HAINES’ GOLDEN SPECIFIC. f }tcan be given a sae We hana, ecm ie 2th | BAS ¥3' {ORIGINATOR OF NEW IDEAS. } ¢@-Our Remnants now, ia full blast “@e It tores, 1211 Pa. ave. Stores, 17th and H sis. Ops: Daz Here is acute little ‘Souvenir gift. 500 boxes containing ?small bottles of Extract and a small cake of To let Soap for 25e. per box. This fs but one of the many good “*Little Things” shown ‘upon our cases. OSRASS DEES STORE: e23-Sin 12 Pa. Tit and‘ ‘sts A Goon Brack Denny, $1.50. We can sell you a Good, Fair Black Jor PBubiep. te introducer of fine head m tall aud war Sthravenus styles, ‘of Dunlap Hatein . ‘the Witt & Rock: 905 Pa Ave N.W. 203m Rartarxa * — Ruetarme Go direct to the factory branch, 881 SEVENTH ST. x. W : ‘Fine ine of Siiver Ware on hand. KANN & SUNS' MANUFACTURING Co., ‘Factory, Baltimore, Md. druggist seils it. LILLY, ROGERS & Co., J Patentees and Sole Proprietors, Baltimore, Md. Tue Four Or Dear IN PREPARING HER HOME AGAINST THE RAVAGES OF WINTER MUST BE APPARENT TO EVERY PRUDENT HOUSEKEEPER. TO ALL OF LIMITED MEANS OR MODERATE INCOMES OUR i EQUITABLE a CREDIT SYSTEM PRESENTS THE MOST NOVEL AND EFFECTIVE METHOD TOWARD THIS END, ENTAILING NO BURDEN UPON THE PURCHASER, WHILE IT BEAUTIFIES HER HOME, ADDS TO THE COM- FORT OF HER FAMILY AND MULTIPLIES THE HAPPINESS OF EACH MEMBER, PEPRIVING THEM OF NO LUXURY, BUT ACCEPTING A SMALL PORTION OF THEIR MUTUAL WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS. CREDIT AND CASH MEETING UPON THE SAME BASIS PLACE ALL CLASSES UPON ONE AND THE SAME PLANE. PARLOR, DINING AND BED ROOM FUR- NITURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES, STOVES AND WORKS OF ART. House & Hennwaxws Casa Axo Crevrr Houses, 917, 919, ¥2L AND v23 7TH SE. AND 696 MASS. AVE. X.W. Tuner Cuzens For THE Rep, mre Asp Broz. Wecan fit you inthe Neatest, Prettios: and Latest Style of Fall Shoes for the Jeast money. 22:00 for a good Dongola Button. 82.50 for a little better Dongola Button. $2.85 for a much better Dongola Button. €3.00 for a still better Dongola Button. $3.50 for an excellent Dongola Button. @:.00 for the next best Dongola Button. 5.00 for the best Dongola Button ever mad, Geo. W. Rien. 717 Mazer Space 8 Mrs. K. A. Dosovas, 904F ST., ‘Will open ‘TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 AND 28, A choice selection of IMPORTED HATS AND BONNETS ‘From the leading houses in London and Paris, CITY ITEMS. , ————— We Sell Fine Dress Suits at $10, $12.50, $15 and $16.50; Fall Overcoats at $6.50, $7.50, nd $10. Other stores will charge you from 25 to 30 per cent more for the same goods. At the Loxpox axp Livenroon Croruisa Com- Pany's, 7th und G sts, It = aE Do You Like a Rocker? There are a few people in the world who ab- hor Rocking Chairs. Do you? Not likely! Do you want a new one,a good one, a durable one, a handsome one, and, above ail, one that will cost very little—one that can be paid for | “on time?” “have an unusually large stock from which to mike selections, @id I do not in- tend to keepghem for “ornamental” purposes. ry 2OMFReppex, The Accommodator, it 513 7th street northwest. = You Can Get a strictly All-wool Choviot | Suit, 20 different styles to select from, at $8.50, at the Loypox axp LiveRroot CLoraiye Com- Pany's, 7th agd @ it - > We Want Your Head to be well hat-ted. We are the people to do Our Hats are correct in stvle and quality —from $1.45 to 84. Fnaxe & Sox, One Price, 627,29 Cor. 7th and D ste. —e You Can Get an elegant Boys’ School at $1.25, 81.50. $1.75, $2 and at the I pox anv LivenPoon CLoraixa Company's, and G ste, ait th it Sy i as Cutlery of all kinds, warranted, Pocket and Tabie Knives, Carving Sets, Goods, Gents’ Shaving Cases, Scissors, Shears and Surgical Instruments. | Waurorp’s, 477 Pa. ave. now. pid Doncherknow that more genuine comfort can be extracted from a piece of White's Yuea- tan Gum than from other confection ever Manicare | AMUSEMENTS. (ACADEMY. - 2 zi rscowan Witiy ETERANS! ‘While tn the city be sure ar GLEN ECHO, The Most Rea uttfial Resort around Washinetom, On the Historic Banks of the Potomac. PRE CHAUTAUQUA BUILDINGS, RRUTCS CASSIUS, Duet, THE MAGNIFICENT AMPHITHEATER, OMAR. OMAR i THE COLLISEUM OF AMERIOA, Octobre 3-Georse Thatcher's Minstreis in “*Tuxeto." “6 AL THEATRE. —] The New Raw “THE CRDARCROFT.” EVENING TRIS WEEK MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. | PITOt Prior PITOU ye est SMe. ¢ PATRIOTIC CONCERTS PoTOM Ac POTOM Ac HE POTOM Every Afterncon and Evening. Blectrical ED, WRITE ARLINGTON, AND BLUE. 16 apr ih ing th@War! ACT V—Tbe Ph os for Artineton o ter tnae st the f, aetna t Week JENNIE YRAMAN NAN'S LYCEUM THEATER. Pennss ave, PpPSt oF ane COMEDY AND BURLESQUE Introdacine OF onan AND PLEASANT EXCURSION. put upon the market: He26-6 Children’s Kr:ce Pants from 25c. up. Children’s Suits from $1.50 up Wa. Ganszx, The People's Clothier, 8e26-2t 1026 7th st. n.w. Gypsey’s Gift Gypsey's Gift Gypsey’s Gift Gypsey's Gift Gypsey’s Gi Cures Rheumatism. se21-6t Telephone 1260. Domestic Sewing Machine Co.,7 & H. For Repairing and Renting. ee5-20t Tharp’s Elegant ew Store and His Splendid Old Goods. There headlines would not be appropriate in any line of merchandise except wines and liquors. It isa well authenticated fact that the | older the wines and liquors are the more they are in demand by those who know age liquors and wines by their mellow and_ ple: ant taste and by their gentle, stimulating char- acter, with no deleterious effects after con-| vivial indulgence if taken in moderation—as any good thing can be abused. Mr. James | ‘Tuanp, at 812 F street northwest, is one of the | pioneer liquor and wine merchants in the national capital and has in his cellar some of | the oldest and most desirable goods in his line | in the city. His “Old Rye Berkeley Whisky” stands pre-eminent in the list of good old whisky. se2-tudftf ae 10c. Royal Headache Powders. Hendaches cured “while you wait.” Druggists, aul? S, Heller, 720 7th st. ing_n spo- cialty in Ladies’ and Children’s Hair Cutting and Shampooing; also cures Dandrail, my20-tr Elixir Babck cures all malarial diseases > None Name It But to Praise. Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. ). A marvel of lightness and swiftness. jaa7 Office 437 9th st. n.w. MEDICAL, & su ULTZ FOR LADIES, }ENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN. Diseases, viz: _Apoplex 1 Disensn,. Ta = es Swedish Medical ics, Massage and Fencing Reterences from doctors in ew York ety. Pri “At home 11 b> LIEUT, r T, REMEDY EVER DIS. covered—Robinson's Magic Healing Balm or Pond Hy Cream. ‘This cream, as by tawte, makes the deaf | heag, the eripoie Eto walk abd soothes ace naflore Fe ares like inaic neuralita inmn, headache, eatarrh, Gore throat, loss of voles, ehitix, Bright's di ih iu ws troubles, whooping . inflammation of th . dropsy, diseases of the liver, earache, deafness, asthina, sprains, Ureiscs, Tanneness, sunstroke. eczeia, diseases Tate oF cuianeots eruptions. “Removes wens aud cal nid by druswists In 6-108" seis-Im* ST. Kidneys and. nervous die Winey “ous dises Ofies hours: Diol ates ands JE. BROTHERS INVIGORATING ‘rowerful Nerve Stimmlant aud Tonic zemedienfor Nervous Debiltty, Newtralcia, Exhaustion, Paralvats and. that sats of peon greeny, iuieerableyIneharain, wwe, Tack ef wn Pople zee Where ia ao rem egal to thie or as been in rise furrnear forty-five yoars in thie ity. ‘Laboratory, 000 B ste aw. sett z D* © 4 cartero.., 507 12th st. n.w. Graduated London. Eng 1835; New York, 1879. Bladder and Kidney Ailments, Acute or Chronic Blood or Skin Diseases, Nerve Ex- haustion, Nervous Debility. SKILL. SUCCESS. Hours: 9to2. 4to8; Sunlay, 9to2 dy27-doxsat Consuitation free. JONSULT. THE ONLY UhOSCOPIAN PHTSD Jeiaus in Washinton, Dv. BROTHERS and GRAY; near forty-five sears at 00) Dat. s.w. "We ha duced the sizns of iucipiont. disc ‘cor: tainty by examining int: the cheuical character af urinary deposits.” We will describe your disoass and symptoms without asking 9 question by the Srst urine inthe morning. We treat all dissases successfully ¢0 Depaia. cone which the human family are subjert supation, piles, s-"ofula, rheamatisay broncnitis, dea ‘all nervous diseases, of the skin, lungs, tomach. kidners. &e. $06-Lam PIANOS AND ORGANS. HE RENOWNED KRAKAUER PIANOS, ALSO other makes of pianos and oreen 4 reasmnable; term easy. At KUHN'S "Ti 1200G.st. “Established 1872. Fine taning Pairing. LLET & DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANOS—FOR sweetness, power, artistic finish, durability, un- cael se04-3t | rivaled: wholestie prices and rental terns; pianos f = Fontespecialty. Avoncy Stqoth st tee Selbahe MPURING AND REPAIRING. | GEORGE, . 2 iano maker, nner an tate cighiteett T. B. Towser & Sox ya with W.G, Metzerott_& “Go. Hiesitence, SOL DEALERS IN DRY Goons, it. #.W., workshop in tho rear. Terms reaso 416 7TH ST. Now. le ; first-class work ; pianos Varnished and. Large line Black Dress Goods, Henrlettas and Cash- Tepaired, PWoul-mixed Dress Goods, ood imitation of all Tearieti 4n colors, 1 yard wide, All-wool Heurietta, wool Hen {as Our Black Failte silk 18 a ; Flannel Sultings. 1 x UE. ‘illed Fjaninel 1d Ganton Flannel in all Sale Se. uy Cloth of ait 1b, jorent kins for men and boys’ pants. Large Bleck Cashunere ‘Shawls: "slaglo and aoa Senate a Fino ‘Waists for bo5'9,40c. Shoo! Bags, wi line of ‘Table, Linens Just received. EShool Sage, with flowers wad inieialse25, 45, 50 ga beauty in the way of a Blanket for 85. J, Chlldren'satid Gents’ Underwear, se24-tr Do You Ever wear a pair of our colebrated $3.50 Shoes? They're made for men and ladies, in avarioty of shapes for ladies and gentle- méb. Did you ever wish that you mizht finds pair of Shoes which would be per- féctly comfortable from the moment you first put them op until they were worn out? ‘This is what makes ours famous—it is the ‘Shoe you are looking for. Ger Is. Wrox & Grex, 0 F ST. N.W. BALTIMORE STORE, 4and 6 W. Baltimore street. Ger Tue Basr.. * GEORGE ELY, WN tant tanee haet Up TWELVE YMAC Pou 1S ORNS z IO SPECIALTY made STARS. . ext Wook—Lester Wi fr Lin a MILL BALL ON TUE 1\ BADILS FE F 3 geocTors Daxcrs sof Md. wee. and Lith ot DAY. WEDNESDAY and PRID ore DONT Lose THE Day, BUT GO TO MOUNT VERNON TOMORROW AT 9:0. ‘On the P MACALESTER AND Tor PT PAGANT EVENING TRIP tre (0 am boat. Home at 7 45pm. 5: duleon Sandare, encing at Sam. Amstround try, 0500. ate Viet Alexandria, Va. FATHER WASTITNGTOWS CHOROR. | Mesonte Lofier, the Braddo-k House ant the many inlacences frow ITT to ISAS. QUEEN. sissies ak soleus Ws 9 neo. tne STAGE EXCURSIONS. ceeragyr recs f Mount Ver- | ‘rH SOUTHERN TALLY-MO 00, non. Children, GO TO MOUNT VERNON TOMORROW At 9:30 am., 11 a.m. and? p.m. ac ith, SS round trip. fn band tally-bo. _ LEGAL NOTICE N THE SUPREME ¢ or ¢ William R. 1a ission to the mansion and ORT OF THE DIST rounds of Mount Vern Shaw ve. > Steamers tomorrow at 9:30 a.m., 11am. and2p.m. | Our steamers havo the excl usive privilege of land-* ing at Mount Vernon. at BEtzEsps PARE, GRAND CONCERT IN BEAUTIFUL NEW CAFE THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING AT 8 P.M. Magnificent array of We Mew hicty Thoneon Bure, Scher etc avaces Ww : el "Traces Turpin N>Bo Pusitt, W. Theophil, gs Benet of ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHAPEL. ADMISSION, 25e. RE-ENGAGEMENT OF WICHITA JACK AND HIS HISTORICAL WILD WEST. ‘Two performances daily, 2and5 p.m. ADMISSION FREE. | H Cassell, | with thetr sont rom talent including RS, ELLSWORTH, ¢ and healer, treats a! ~_ Massage given. SURE TO M Bijorenscistrrorant Gent of M™ DREAMER, GIFTED FNGLISH AND 2M German astrologer, has returned to the city. Tells all events of life. ‘Ofice hours, Pa. m. to p.m. OS J4th st-n.w. Open Sundays 108.m.to 8290 p.m tay EX.cipst Mfe-lome gta EMMA, Aastrologiat ultinm. “Wz First st. aw Oc. and #1. st, born with a cau!,cives names: and Icky dates, tells how to retain husband or lover: gives for a short tine a chart on paliuistry to all sulting her. Room 10, 910 F st. nw wes V. SNELL, CLAIRVOYANT AND TEST ae AD wo = can be Comstlted at ber parlors: im HtCatholic Church. Half fary on all B. | Bete and massage treatments given. 06 X = York al trains. Traiusloave 8:39 a. 12:10, a _ =< * 5:10 paw. First-class dinner and sup- | JROF. CLAY IS THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED . Grand time. Don't miss it. advertistue clairvoyant, ast sng etiam Mahe ‘ieeveals Tidden mseenie, recovers oo ry 5 1 en mysteries, recovers lost of ART ELOCS PHONOGRAPHL. yg, | stolen proverts, Drinee separated together, comens Band. Worldc Greatest Wanker 0-8: | speaty zoarriages, sives success in business, removes. s - fqraily troubies, evil {nfluences. Strangers from other ies cities and Ata troub ‘will savo th PERA HOUS coming to Place at on RA HOU wher others have failed. Convinces Soptieat EVERY EVENING ATS | Sad advertises only what bean do. "Ail wasiness som: CHARLES MATHEWS’ COMPANY In the brilltantly successful comedy, 00. fiential. Ratiataction Read fittings. 3 Hours, Sto.” Open Sundays, Resldense, 4 tet Rie ant ith wes BBB Y. PPP, RRI x¥ ¥ 2 TELIS ALL THE EVENTS heyy PPR bo key yy IM business confidential Frotie pee YY per cee eS OF Mi ec tem oem Let. Pr ¥ B EEL FS £F -IE orth Capitol sts. nw. nel® Lin Written by CHARLES KLEIN, ESQ., ‘And presented by MEALS. LIPMAN, ate, aE oRRANM by the following perfect cast: . Harry Brown, 4 wat Mr. Charles W Mr. Rdward Exie france Mr. Ni Mr. Arthur Monell, | helps: iss May Stan: Bt Mre: Adele Ci SDA MATINEESRATURDAL, eont i AY COMPANT tn | pres HE ISLE OF CHAMPAGNE.” 5e26-tt | Solem oy ‘Cuasrsoxe wren CHAMPAé NEXT WEEE! | family troubles, rest: se26-2t Tae eaten thitta | M™ VERNox. TOMB OF WASHINGTON, | trated torether: TELLS THE FTLE MAME OF FA TOUR FUTURE HUSBA! OR WIFE, WI Me WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VERNON ‘ ELECIEAC HALLWAY COMPASS Menten rae one woe Gove ie rate oe Picturesque and Beautifal Route, pelvall out of trou He, ftewh ganragtor. an 3 — forlack. All wh arein trouble and io have New and Magnificent Cars now runming daily from | : vet jnewted ALEXANDRIA direct to the Gute ol the MANSION, | SRREUFRN! 0 olber mediums are peg wis sQkbareamity te vis EST cHumcn. Mam. | Ew "Latiors with stamp anewaret Hers: Wm, 10 ie 0 Ft Fee ward This ‘the Ago Places Of historic interest im ALEXANDRIA. — a manor Mss FLOREN. cH wHITE TRANCE ANI eket, Oe. round trip. jasiness Medium. Advice on all business sion ticket, 30e. round trip. — fiaire: aloo medical examination, Ofice hours, Bite also with trains of Pennsylvania rail | 12, 1 to5. 806 1ith st. a. s020-Lss’ ‘Take cars at Oth street depot. MX, BEEN. TRUEST DESTING In deference to the wishes of the Ladies’ Mt. Vernon a Re ed Association cars stop on SUNDAY at Little Hunting + bot Uth and Ua, Pad creek, one tile this side of Mt. Vernon, the grounds being closed on that day. 20-tf ¥. A. REED, Supt. Take saloon steamers foot of 7th st. Special excur- LOE: TEMAS, OF THE MANETS ISL MAES IA METRE AP Brno LOe Ma Nic ie aR pac lhe oe ‘DENTISTRY. —D® onan, 207 7h et appoatie Bake & Co, re thay See St ver aoa Sere O80 from., r 22! Byov THEATER. Week commencing MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. Matineos—Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Eleventh Season Bartley Campbell's SIBERIA. Next week—WHITE SLAVE. se24-0t DROP -COENIX@*S I pt ROF. CORNIN Pp DANCING ACADEMY Bier Opens this season with a Hall. Dancinz wili commence at 8. The school | Eetracting with gas. esha on ol “ar reception of pupils at 7 o'clock Full — si pe Togular school rates wiil prevail—no fancy prices, | —CFo™B and Bridge work « ape: U, * PENTaL association, ‘To avoid the possbility of overlooking any of my. numerous patrons of last soason I take means of cordially extending them an invitation to be present at my Opening. ‘Se-Concordia Hall has the best dancing floor in the respect. Cor. Tthand D sts. mw “Warren County, NJ. GABLER, BRIGGS PIANOS, for sale of rent. cffand is Completa tn wey Rees eee Te CORMING, 526 10th st. ne. ‘The larcest orranization devoted to hight pamonama class dental practice tn the world Of the Prcdged to the promotion of sctenttis BATTLE oF GETTYSBURG, Eentiatry at moderate prices, ‘The greatest battle of TOTH HERE WWW A HOE Wwww AA T HHH EE Wwww AA tou ww ww “ rT wowaa = ME, ALLAN DE ¢ AIUELLER, | of deportment Academy ‘member of the American “Society, ees Sas. OPA eater A 5. p CALDWELL. 107 Est. leg