Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1892, Page 8

8 Loc “AL M ENTION. PORTCAST TLL 8 P.M. THURSDAY. For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, fair, westerly winds, becoming vari- able CONDITION oF THE WATER. ature and eon: of water at 8 ean Great Falls, temperature. 67: condition M4. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 70. Ce dition at north connection, 36. condition at south connection, 7; distributing reservoir, temperat jon at influent gate Bouse 22 ase. 20. cond ent wate bi > New Patt axp Wreree Hats. Latest Style Derbies, $2, $3, €4. Our $3 and $4 Hat» unexcelled in quality. Alpine Hate, in brown and black. $2 up. . $1, 81.50. tat N. York ave. Lew & Sox, One Sriexpr Grasses, $1. lewrien’s, 453 Pa ave. ‘oyaforts and Honse- farnishing ( Jouxsox, Gansen & Co., Goop Rooms axp Bo; moderate rates. Orn store will be closed Raturday, October 1, until 6 p.m. Open from 6 to 11 p.m. PS amas Enos., 7th and Este. nw. Cun. Xaxpen’s fruitiest Pride of Va. Port. - Pen Waren, « good brash and Minot Dentifriee will inst ar fragrant breath. 25c. everywhere. 235 G st. now. at the Frepowra at Campers Curaxep by the Exprne Carrer Woums, €31-€35 Mas. ave. n.w., are made moth- proof free of charge. Telephone 425-2 Fart Dernres ror Fart. Wear. Not one or two styles, but dozens—all new and all cor from $1.45 to #4. Our §1.90 Derby is a beauty. Praxe & Sox, One Price, Corner 7th and D. Rarerxorn’s Ice € ‘Mires Sanure E. Gonnte begs to inform her friends and customers that she is no longer with J.C. Hatchinson, but will be pleased to meet them at Mrs. T. B. Hannrsow’s, 1329 F et. clots Sram Ice Curam at A. Grove’ GUARANTERD.--Silver Fillings, Platina. $1. Very best Teeth, $8. U.S. Detar Assoctatiox, 7th and D. CITY AND DISTRICT cnet hacmaese AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Weent Axpavon's Orena Hovsr.—The new comedy, | “By Proxy Natiosan Tara “Across the Potomac x oF Music. “Jutins Casar.” Hana’ Byot Tuxaten. ecw TwEsTen. any. TYLE oF GET iseURG.—15th street and Chie avenue. —Pitou's war Chas. B. Hanford in a EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. Take Tenlertown cars 511 13th «treet northwest, Berurepa Park. Tanry-wo Coac trips to Arlington. Sold Home and Cabin Jobo bridge, 10am. and 2 p.m. Gtax Ecno.—Take Tenlertown cara Forraess Moxnot xp leave at 7 p.m. Manswart Harz. —Steamers Macalester an River Queen, Sand 10 a.m 3:13 p.m. weet VaRvox— Macalester and River Queen, 990 and 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. DRFOLK. a — One Tris! of Lieut. Amiss Postponed. The trial of Lieut. Amies before the poli trial board on the charge of assa Fowler was this morning post the Police Court trial oa the warrant which Mr. Fowler has sworn ont. Young Wine: Fregerick Arthur Wines, the young man who Giray pears from bome and ‘ramps throu; country when be feels so disposed. bas agui recerned home. This was bis third dicappear- ance and be was dicovered at a little town called Greenwood, som e north of Bal- ognized she young bis father. Young Wines was on e days. a ee The Kearsarge Not Diamar The Kearsarge is not dismantled. but is open for the ine. { the public and will eo remain during tbise _— Mrs. Sweet's Plea for Divores. Mester A. Sweet charges that her huband. Austin €. Sweet, left her in November, 1846 after they had lived tozeth April 90, 1885, aithoagh he Avge. 1991, and t In ber bill, fled by i charges he frequentiy created eruelty ad im 1553 committed a frees street her wih ry on De- > Knocked Down and Ren Over. At 6:20 lest e-ening Amelia White, aged sixty was knocked street and Penney! :a Of her head was ew dressed at the Emergency went bome. Hospical s debe wax ‘The funeral of the lat and esteemed citizen of Capitol Hull, tock piace from bis late revic on New Jersey avennte Bear D street southeast ye splarze concou: were in attendune score and ten, wh hood where be died and wa. mter. He was an active me Polumbia Fire Company fro: in 1866 day afternoon relatives 4 well-kne Of it6 disbanime the Veteran Voinntecr Fire whiek attended the funeral in « of the Church of the Keform and meighbor, and he paic the worth of the decen-ed as ing vet useful citizen, to the hearse by pes ute jet, unageum- wed by alarge number of felatives and friends they were taken to the Congressional cemetery, where the interment took piace. > The Motion to Quash Overruled. Yesterday afternoon the arguments on the Motion to quash the information in the cases of Sullivan and others, charged with violating the Rauor reguintions, were concluded. and Judge Miller overruled the motion and fixed the cases for trial on Thursday. > Where Cholera is Endemic. Cholera ia noAECUTEA, Hth August, 1837, ra ix raging here. ‘There ix a great de- Wand for rour ginger ale w H bet. Forward immediately [From letter to makers of ‘Ross’ Royal” Bel- fast Ginger Ale.) 4 i Order “The Star” for the Week. Tur Evexixe Stan for the encampment Week will be mailed to any address in the United States free of postage for 15 centa. No better euvenir of the encampment can be secured. ne fare for the round to 90, good to return atil October Sand goo! to stop off en route: to Hettyeburg. Antietam, Cedar Creek, Fisher's Hill, Frederick, Letington, New Market, Opequan. South Mountain, Staunton, Winchester. Crows Keys. Front Koval, Luray, Natural Bridge and Weyer's Cave. Tickets willalso beon aaleon same dates. with same return limit and same stop- ‘over privileges, by circuitous route at rate of ne and s half cents per mile for distance trav- led. affording an opportunity to visit battle- fields along the other railroad lines. For full information apply to B. and O. agent, 619 and 1351 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington. —Adet. tei Catanam. Asta, Drarwess.—Dr. Lighthill an be consulied from # to 12 and 4 to 6 at his et of teeth and | -Steamers | ne on the mar- | A GARBAGE INSPECTION. A Horrible Condition of Things Found Within the District Limits. OARBAOR DUMPED ALONG THE SHORE FOR TRUCK FARMERS—SUNKEN SCOWS LOADED WITH THE FILTHY MASS LYING IN THE RIVER—NO IM- PROVEMENT AT THE SOUTH CAPITOL STREET wuany. ' Recently complaints have been made to the health officer that garbage was being dumped | ashore by Garbage Contractor Clark just below | | Shepherd's Point, nearly opposite Aleandria, im sach quantities as to poison the air and en- danger the lives of those residing in that neigh- borhood and of those employed by the Balti more and Obio railroad at Shepherd's Point. | The complaints alleged that Contractor Clark | would rum his gazbage-Inden boats ashore and there they would remain until unlonded by the | | person to whom they were consigned and their | filthy contents carted ashore and «pred upon the land, later to be plowed in. In answer to these complaints Health Office Hammett yesterday directed Sanitary Inspect T. M. Shepherd and Dr. C. W. Birdsall of his office to proceed to Shepherd's Point and in- vestigate the matter. At the invitatior of the health officer a reporter of ‘TE STAR accom- nied his officers, and, boarding the police oat Joo Blackburn, the party steamed to Shep- herd’s Point. On the way down a sunken scow fully loaded with garbage was noticed lying fost above the United States naval magazine. The wind and waves had removed some of the disgusting mass, but the great bulk of it lay almost in the very path of passing steamers, offending alike the eyes and nostrils of their passengers. THE STENCH ALMOST UNBRARABLE. Arriving at Shepherd's Point, Station Master Hurley of the Baltimore and Obio railroad was seen and he kindly hitched up a team and drove the purty first along theriver shore to the truck furm of a Mr. Sweeney. Mr. Sweeney, it was suid, bad during the past two weeks received eight or ten scow loads of garbage from Mr. | Clark, and after spreading it upon bis ground had ploughed it in. No fresh garbage wax seen, but the odor from that already ploughed in was far from asant. Mr. Hurley informed the varty that the stench from the garbage whil Wing off the shoreand alzo when spread upon the iand was almost unbearable, compelling residents to close their windows and sickeni:, ‘One of Mr. Sweeney's em; the garbage made an e: and that it was ploughed into the land imme- diately after beingep: admitte Jnpon it although he that it sometimes remained on the day or a night before all of it was the party was driven to the U.S. magazine grounds. Gunner | singer in charge of the magazine had gone | Up to the navy yard, bnt his wile was seen | ahe stated that they experienced little discom- | fort from the landing of garbage at Mr. Swee- ney's place, becanre of its dis but that | the garbage landed at Mr. T. H. Grimes’ farm, the groan the nerth, | About a month | | go 3 ging a leak. had been | | pulled ash re directly in front of their resi- | and, despite their protestations, had | jowed to remain there aday anda Luif ove it was removed. AN DIMENSE PILE OF GARBAGE. | Visiting the farm of Mr. Grimesa pile of | garba, feet loug, 15 feet wide and | about 6 oF 8 feet deep was discovered a short distance from the river side, in full view of | pavsing sieamers. Mr. Grimes’ stated that it had been Iving there about a week, that there | | were seven boat loads of it and that he paid Mr | Clark 10a load for it. The pile was v | by the party, although it required the stoutest Lind of a stomch to successfully wi:hstand the horrible steuch which the rotting, maggot- dy filth emitted. The’ shore on had been landed was thickly | disgusting matier and the | leas offensive. It was just site the point where the sunken scow ed. Mr. Grimes scated that he had no per- | mission from the authorities to land the ga ddid no* know whether or not Con- tench permission. ea imes' plice ths party was} driven back to shepherd's Point, where the po- | live boat wes bourded for the return trip. Pass- the enzken scow on the way back acrew of ‘Ufte tug Jos. H. Richardson mping he scow out. The he tug stated that the scow would | a: “By authority of Mr. Clark. | Atthe wharf of Mr. Pat Mann, « short di tance above, ano'her scow load of "gn: Hiscovered, and it was learued that in ened for'# truck fart in. be neighborhood. | dfarmec, living just | found on the wh: captai be run »: re 3 bad ing 12 por * bad no permis Whesker Mr. Clark land it and did no had. rN ge-lsdon seow was fornd he shore just above G across from the T just been sowed th etated thier it wa k former of th: wked $20 a lead loads were ned duricg # season. of no permit te for it, Te enid thet aboxt t_neiguborhoud He told the oicers he knew ATER'XG MASS. The hou » headed ior home, but the suggestion of Tme Stam :eporter the . at the foot of Sonth ¢ rt visited. ‘This place was dle- © BTAa several d ne ribe though the a yesteruay precively as the rly two weeks ago. vhart e whet w, macuse loud ot garbage ‘ inte it, dnd § jevertivelewe, cart cart still is, the: tenis into of the driver in charge of the dau: ke, looked on, never once insisting that the gatbage should be thrown into the scow instead of into the river. This a Birdeail, and. springing asbore, ho ooke: “Are sou in charge here?” vector Brooke replying that he was, ‘he doctor inquired: “Then, in You stop this? Don't vou see th mart Of this garbage is falling into the river? ir. Brooke stated that he did the vest he could. | BOTH OFFICERS SAY IT 18 AN OUTRAGE. Both Dr. Bird-a!l and Inspector Shepherd | stated to the reporter of Tak Star that the | condition of affairs at the dump wa an out- | rage, and remarked that they could not unde jetand why, after Tur Stan had called the | tention of the authorities to its condi ion, | ome immediate and decided remedial action | had not been taken. | Speaking of the landing of garbage by Con-! tractor Clark at points along the river. ‘he two | officers stated that the health ofticer bad been | informed that the Commissioners of the Dis- | trict had given bim permi sion to land it only upon Mr. Sweeney's place, just below Shep- \herd’s Point. Mr. Clark's contract, they had been officially informed, required him to re- move ali garbage collected by him toa point loatside the District, and that his landing of “garbage at the points meutioned was in direct Violation of the orders of the Commissioners, | unless Mr. Clark had been granted permits of | hich the health office knew nothing. eee | The Cattle Market. At the cattle market at the U Company at Benning, D. C., yesterday | 135 cattle were on the market and +0! | as follows: Best, sold from 4c. to 4c. per pound; good, Sic. to 3%&e. per poun medium, 3c. to 3c. per pound; common, le. to 2ige.' Sheep and lambs sold as follows: ‘Old | sheep, from 24gc. to 3c. per pound: lambs, | Se. to 53ge. per pound. ‘Cows with calves old | from €20 to $40 each. State of market fair. ean ssnnttr' A Siight Fire. At 7:80 o'clock this morning a fire took place at 2006 I street northwest, owned by Chas. Stott and occupied by J. F. Moore. occyioned by building @ fire inn open chimney into’ which the joists had been run. It was extin- | guished with » loss of $10. Hl —__ A Carpenter's Fall. Charles Hale, a carpenter, fell from a build- Ang on North Capitol and F streets meas arm in two gency Hospital. name, wh; | Stock Yerd He was at sent to the Emer- | faint. | bas arrived. Bangor on the 28d for Washington with ice. D. C., is at Charleston. lumber. charging. out this afternoon. | to an American andvence THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. WEDNES | DEATH OF CAPT. DUKEHART, ‘The Oldest Conductor on the Baltimore and Ohio Rallroad. Capt. John Peck Dukehart, the well-known Baltimore and Ohio railroad conductor, who was injured bya cable car about two weeks ago, died last night at the hospita' to which he was taken when injured. His death was not at- tributed to his injury, but to heart failure. His right foot had been amputated, but he had ap- parently recovered and was preparing to leave for his home in Baltimore today. Soon after | supper last evening he complained of feeling He fell back upon his pillow, and before the nurse who was attending him could bring | the physician in charge to his assistance he | died. Hix wife and daughter were summoned | from Baltimore by a telegram informing them that Capt. Dukebart was worse. They reached | the hospital about 8 o'clock to find that the | mesenge had been intended to prepare them | for adder news and that the captain was dead when they received it. The two ladies re- mained at the hospital for a time and then re- turned to Baltimore. Conductor Thomas J. Henrix of the Baltimore and Ohio, one of Capt. Dukehart’s friends, took charge of the funeral arrangements and had the body removed to Baltimore today. Capt. Dukehart, who was a native of Baltimore, was nearly seventy years of age and was one of the oldest and most trusted conductors on the Baltimore and Ohio. He had been in the service of the railroad forty years. He wasa member of the Mason , the Odd Fellows and the Railway Conductors’ As- sociation. He leaves a widow, son and daughter. 2 es ALONG THE WHARVES. Gonsip About the Different Vessels Lying at the Docks. Four-mast schooner Independent, Bath, Capt. ‘Case, is at Bangor. Schooner Charles C. Dame is at Charleston, 8... Schooner John B. Coyle, hence to Boston, Four-mast schooner Maria O. Teel, Capt. Jobnson, hence with coal, is at Boston. Schooner Fortuna, Capt. Pearce, sailed from Schooner Mary L. Peters, from Georgetown, Schooner Rosa Beitzal is at Baltimore. Schooner Lena Willing is at Baltimore. Schooner T. M. Skinner is at Baltimore with ‘Lbree-master Henry Sutton is at New York. Murray Vandiver is'nt Bultimore. The three-mast schooner Nina Tilson of Roekland, Me., bas made dock and is dis The Kobert Inglee Carter of Newport will be Three-mast schooner Samuel Dillaway, Capt. Smith. hence, is at Boston. Schooner Berthn Dean, Cavt. Thomas, sailed from Boston on the 28d for this port. Four-mast schooner George P. Davenport, Bath, Me., Capt. MeLeod, has sailed for Boston from Baltimore. Schooner A. Booth, Baltimore, is at N6t¥olk. Steamer Foaming Sea, Capt. Dillard, is a! Baltimore with lumber ‘from the Rappaban- nock. Schooner Irene is at Baltimore. Mr. James O. Carter is spending a vacation at the clitfs of Nomini, Va. — AMUSEMENTS. oF CHamPpaoxr.—Next week hington musical world the Tue Istz will bring the | W: and society generaily in contact for first time with “Ike Isle of Champagne lyric dream or fantasie by Chas, Alfred By ison authors, and W ‘The tuneful novelty. wi 3 -s, will be presei on Monday at Albaugh’s by the ‘ihomas Q. | fast Ginger Ale: ‘TRAFFIC ON THE CANAL. Canal boat Maryland has arrived with the fol- lowing onrgo of grain and hay for Geo. T. Dun- lap: One thousand bushels of wheat. 500 of corn and 25 tons of hay. Prime wheat is sell- ing for 75 cents and choice for 78 cents, while corn is bringing 60 cents. Hay from $18 to $14 per ton, according to quality. The Maryland was loaded at White's ferry. The Alice Holbrook, which broaght ce to George- town, is being reloaded wjth coal. AN INVOLUNTARY BATH. Asa well-dressed gentleman carrying under his arm a kodak and a fishing rod was crossing the canal bridge at the foot of 84th street yee- terday at 11:30 a.m, the tow line attached to o ing boat struck him about the legs, causing jim to lose his balance and fall into the water. Letter Carrier Howard Fisher, who witnessed the accident, soon had a rope on the scene and the impromptu bather escaped all harm but a probable cold KNIGHTS OF ST. AUOUSTINE. Tomorrow evening the Knights of St. Augus- tine, No. 4, will celebrate the first anniversary of their organization by attending Trinity Church, listening to a sermon by the Rev. Father ‘Scanlan and parading the streets, under the command of Capt. Gen. Neal. "The members will start from their hall at 6 o'clock sharp. THE CATTLE MARKET. At the Arlington stock yards Monday 147 cattle were up and sold. Best, 4 to 4}<c.; good, 834 to 4e.; medium, 2%{ to 81c.; com- mon, 134 to 2\c. “Seven hundred and thirty- sixrheep and lambs. Lambs, 4 to 58{c.; sheep, 2 to 3i¢c.: calves, 4 to Se. Thirty-six cows and caives sold from $18 to @40. State of the market slow. NOTES. Rev. Father Roccofort yesterday joined in matrimony Mr. Conrad J. Cooper of Philadel- phia and Mrs. Lucy M. Sanger of this place. ‘A tournament which many Georgetown riders attended was held yesterday afternoon at Lang- ley, Va. ‘he remains of Mrs. Augusta V. Darling were yesterday shipped by Undertaker Clements to peaberys Conn., where the interment will take place. The funeral of Mr. John E. Jones took place Yesterday from his residence on 30th street. ‘The concert held last night at Betherda Park for the benefit of St. John’s Chapel, near Ten- leytown, was both an artistic und financial suc- cess. Hub Smith did much to make the enter- tainment enjoyable. At Good Templars’ Hall, Tenleytown, the Ladies’ Aid Society of the M.E. Church will to- night and tomorrow night hold a fair, the pro- ceeds of which will be devoted to charity. As some prominent and active ladies will havo charge of the entertainment its success is pure ir. W. F. Gibbons left yesterday for Boston, where he will represent St. John's Chapter of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew st the reventh annual convention. David Rittenhouse has sold to Ada E. King for 2,200 part of Evernay, in Beall’s addition. The finance committee of the First Co-oper- ative Building Association made their regular monthly examination of the accounts of the secretary and treasurer last night and reported them accurately kept. a Order “The Star" for the Week. Tue Evexixo Stan for the encampment week will be mailed toany address in the United | States free of postage for 15 cents, No better souvenir of the encampment can be secured. ———__— Important From Ireland. From letter to makers of “‘Ross’ Royal’ Bel- “TQvigve, 2ist July, 1886, ‘This season's sales have been considerably creased by the cholera, which is attributed to the badness of the water; hence we ordered.” — Adee. Sexbrooke Opera Company, an organization of the first rank in point of numbers and talent. | Mr. Seabrooke bes proveked the hilatity of | Chicago, Boston and Philadelphia by his com- edy creation, thut of King Pommery IL in| ‘The Isle of Champagne,” and as comedy is the soul of comic opera it is fitting that an ex- cellent comedian should find scope for bi special tale: this newly announced side- splitter. ‘The Isle af Cha yunds in- viting—especially to the if only those who are habf:nall; * take a drop into Albaugh’s on Monday night, to see &nd hear what a'l the bubbub is about on the water-proof ise, why ‘he big andi orium will not hold the throng Rumor and_ report unite in prociniming ‘iat never since F Wilson | upset the national gravity in ns the | comic operatic publis enjoved a venation hike tha! evoked through an evening (or matinee) wih Seabrooke and The Isle of ( bara; agne. the box office will open at Albaugh’s tomorrow morning for the vale of seats for “ihe isle of Champagne” next week Tre Weitz Stave.—The famous play “The White Slave” will be presened at Harris bijou Theater nest week. It ix a drama om and intense iuiere vagurour ditions which uo bn, in the co: died wi b ft. si depicis wil to berth e sof ba and reali ‘The ry, rls uring the | Curap- | Te-ent w ith anock beit's plays, Siberin, as Me axp jams? uf freek talent, ine «mong whom of © wud Alle: Tred rie. Cum ie Lawanaux, Bolt Tester sud . will appear been made up inlty ara of not visited Kernan's th pt the challenge of 2 for Mr ‘om trom ‘he inn succes scion clever markone aes ANACOSTIA, A RECEPTION AT A PARSONAGE. the M. EB. A reception waa given last night 0 parsonage by Nev. Dr, and Mrs honor of their guest, Miss Katie > Baltimore company dispersed sometime afer midnigh'. Among thee preseur were Alber: Nichardson, George O. Walson, Vernon Etzler, Frank Campbell. Ins.cil Boren, Mf Flora E:zier, Miss ta Haines, Miss Lizzie Roe, Miss Lizzie Walkon aud Carrie Bowen. THE MITE SoctETY MEET. The Mite Society of Gorsuch M. E. Chureh met Monday night at the residence of Mrs. J. Smithson. It was a social meeting. Re- freshments were served. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. William I. Hunt, Rev. J. H. M. Lemer, Mrs. Lemer, Mr and Mra. J. H. Good- rich, Mr. and Mrs. J. Power, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ruff, Mr. and Mra. D. C. Smithson, Mra. Simpson, Mra. Trotter, Mrs. Ramby, airs. Mai- lory, Misses Crump, Humphrey, Jones, Huut and Dalley and Messrs. Lemon and Hunt NoTEs. Rev. Dr. Hunter of the Virginia conference is visiting his home. Mise Cox is in King George county, Va.” Mr. David Coombs has returned from a trip to Niagara Fuils. pile ok > es Sweruxes Ixy Tur Neck OrGOITRE fs one of the most stubborn forms of Scrofula, Read this: “I suffered terstbly with swell- ings in my neck, or goitre, and spent an enormous amount of money for medicines, but to no purpose. T became completely discouraged. 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TO ALL OF LIMITED MEANS OR MODERATE INCOMES OUR EQUITABLE 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, DEPRIVING THEM OF NO LUXURY, BUT ACCEPTING A SMALL PORTION OF THEIR MUTUAL WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAYINGS, 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 & Hennwasws Casn Axo Curorr Houses, 17, O19, UL AND ve3 7TH SEL AND (2 MASS. AVE. X.W. Tower Carn rite > Por Ware Avo Boer. you inthe Protein: «Style of Fall Saves for cas jeast awney 2.00 for 2 cood Dongols 50 ‘or a Kitie better Dow 85 for smneh better Don $2.00 for a sill better Dongola L $3.50 for an excellent ola Button. 84.00 for the next best Dongola 8L.W for the best Dousula B: rton ever mate, ae Geo W. Rica #03 717 Maner Space Srecraz Norrce. Having teon engaged in the retafl Shoe Business tor more than a quarte- of aceutury I have eonc.uded to retire. My store has baen leased an will be o:cupied by the Great China and Japan Tea Co. January 1, 189%. Allyouds wust be sold by that time. Great induce- ‘ments will be offered to all purchasers. A ueavy dis- ‘count wi 1 be allowed on all fine goods. ‘Low Shves at Sacritice Prices. JACOB BOOL, Fine Shoes, ‘29 7th st. a. w. ARGS. Several Elegant New Cabinet Grand Upright Pianos, ‘8 strings, full tron frame, rosewood and faacy wood cases, such as osk, inshogany. &c., which wo are now selling at $200, made by several prominent makers. ‘This is positively the first time this offer bas ever been made. Long time. Elegant silk plush stool snd cover with each piano, Fully guaranieed tor 5 years, 0 6m CITY ITEMS. AMUSEMENTS. BAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. APY ESIG RTS MATINEE SATURDAY. CHARLES MATHEWS" COMPANY In the brilliantly successful comedy, Have You Bought Any Recently? rei wee ‘pong eS en now was one of the pioneers cutting down the profit during the “slump” in wholesale prices——and my experience demon- | BBR Br x strates that it pare to give the public the bene BY Per +3 3 Fh = ‘good thing.” High prices are unknown | B® P es in my establishment, while “time” in which to | BBB Fk R Yoo 2X y fore, is another great “inducer” Written by CHARLES KLEIN, ESQ., puke ant ooking patrons. No matter ggg when you call I will be giad to see you and Look SE nc prove ‘that you can “do well” by dealing with ae Pr ae i Chaciee, Joux Ruppex, Tho Accommodator. corm : Sais Sees ans It 518 7th street northwest. | Miss Karey Bradies Mer adele x Week-SEABROOKE OPERA COMPANY tm “THE TaLt OF CHAMPAGNE. ir Good: Souveni Is and Sterling Silver Novel- BEALS SOW ON a tes, Fine Cutlery and Optical Goods. Gold §; tacles and Eye-glasses, Watrond's, 477 Pa. av. 1° EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK EXCEPT SAT- That Hat CHA At a France & Son's for $1.90 in a beauty. CHA Fuaxc & Sox, One CHA Price, Cor. 7th and D sts. ee Oxford Market, 816 9th st. n.w., bet. H and I streets. Best and cheapest meats, provisions, vegeta- bles, canned goods, &c., in the city. We sell 9026,28, fag endl ‘walt, ek anc) tho Boor spaat | Bennett Matiack “nas -BRUTTS Round Steak, i0e. Ih; beat ‘Sitlole Stenk, he, | = haste Nick Min Lowell iayitie Page Ip. best Porterhouse Stenk, 166 Ih. prime ib Weta Roast je. Ib. 5 we ‘oast Beef, 8 to 10c. Ib.; 3—George Thatcher's Mi . ” Soup Beef, 5 to Se. Ib.; Corned’ Beef, Se. Ib.; | “sante Se ee ee Canned Tomatoes, 3 cans, 25¢.; Canned Corn, Scans, 250. Aji other goods = low. Or- delivered. ders called for and promptly 126-m,w,s8t0 Doncherknow that more genuine comfort can be extracted from a piece of White's Yuca- tan Gum than from any other confection ever put upon the market? 026-6 10c. Royal Headache Powders. Headaches cured “while you wait.” Draggista, aul: ATIONAL THEATRE. EVERY EV AND A MATINEE A romance of the late war by Aucustus Piton and | m Edward M. Alfriend, ACT I—The War Ciouds! ACT II—The Plame of War! ACT Ii1_The Furtang of War) ACT TC Dy faethe War! ACT V—The Fateof Wart) YS $e 28 S. Heller, 720 7th st. n.w., is making « spe- cialty in Ladies’ and Children’s Hair Cutting and Shampooing; also cures Dandraff. my20-tr Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases None Name It But to Praise. Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. ). A marvel of lightness and swiftness, ity. nndor command of driit and hettia sconen, his . RE. GRAHAM. jn 8. Lord.” NAN'S LYCEUM THEATER Penusyivania ave, aud 11th st. THIS WEEK—MATINEE TOMORROW. HE N CORTLAND's: jaa Otfice 437 9th st. nw. COMEDY AND BURLESQUE COMPANY, prot AST PROFESSIONAL. Chappien Tif ana Pistol Shot, ee = see BRIGHT BERLESQUE . MM“, PERRIN. THE TRUEST DESTINY |> 3 BEAUTY aeatenler of the ace, Tnformation given with phe |> Srana nett cos 15 Marion st -w.- bot, Uih and 7th Panl Gata Next Week—Lester & Wilims' “ME AND JACK." MES, ELtswortu, cramnvovaNt, MEDIC Miva, feaie, reate il nervous. allmentesagner: | BETHESDA PARE, Ee eee TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES DAILY. queen. clairvoyant and astroloxist .« life-long stu- dent! of occultism.” “Wi First st sw. shore, 10 4p 2 AND 5 P.M. tm. fea, S0e-and su1o-42t MME. DREAMER. “GIFTED ENGLISH AND REA SAE Ae es EE German astrologer, has returned to ths city, Tells all events of life. Office hours, Da.to. to? p.m. ‘WILD WEST. Jath stn. Open Sundays 10ain-t08330 p.n ADMISSION FREE. 9028, y APHAEL, CELEBRA’ ‘CLATRVOY- ant and astro‘ovist, born with a canl.gives names and Iucky dates: tells bow to retain husband or lover: wives fora short time a chart on jmlmistry to all ron sulting her. Room 10, 910 F st. 2. se23-00" ALBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Ss. F. ELL, CLAIRVOYANT AND Ate ietic'and tusasage trestaneuia gives.” SOF Nets = oe NEXT WEEK, OF. CLAY I8 THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED advertising clairvoyant, astrologer ang mediam thiscity, Has wonderful prophetic cift of sevon t sight. Reveals hidden mysteries, recovers lost or stolen property, brings separatel torether, causes speedy marriaxes, tyes snccess in business, removes | Januily c “cities m “CHAMPAGNE WEEK.” arr troubles,evil influences. Strangers from other Andall in tronblewill save time and tnoney. hy coming to the right place at once, as he succes te where others have failed." Convinces most skeptical and advertises only what he can do. "All basinoss = Adential. “Satisfaction wuaranteed. Sittin: Hours, Sto 9. Open Sundays. Itesidence, 470 H st det. 46 and fith sts. s.w. xe MME. BROOKE TELIS ALL THE EVENTS OF nan fg. Al business confidential. Ladies anil eentie- ten, 50e, each. Hours, 9. m. to 9p. m. ‘st. between ist and North Capitol sts, n.w. sellin” THOMAS Q. SEABROOKE COMIC OPERA COMPANY. EIGHTY PEOPLE. “THE ISLE OF CHAMPAGNE.* Cramvoraxrt FREE TESTS, FREE TESTS To those wishing a sittine! Astonishing revelations. Mrs. RICE, ‘trance medium: a crieurated. Felis trance medium. hitden ‘ma Relpe all who are in trouble. never fa chall points of interest, ‘business transactions, love fairs, family troubles. sto-k speriarions, law suits, absent frien, lottery nuvabers, lucky days, incer= breve drean tas ‘lisence, hidden trevstires aud Stolen woo tans the srience nt the “PERSIAN AND HiNDO” MAGIC" Qpamclent charm working. ant ‘prepares. Peyntian By Byrne & Harrison. A GORGEOUS OPERATIC SPECTACLE! 2028, Sale of seats and boxes open tomorrow. i ACADEM | ny talismans, which will ove:conte ¥: nies, remove | PESDAY and FRI family troubles. restore lost affections, make mar | ‘Class for adults 6 to R. Class re Rulons Sto 11: Private iewous eiven by appointment. Jou Jove no fafhare: remov » evil s for children Wednesday and Saturday aiter- ‘Address é cures wit-hery, ipysterions d Tis TH infinences, tal Jone standing a aL Lessons” MON- AX and FRIDAY from 6 to 10 p.m. ND SOCIABLE, BELT es (ro Washington, TUE: hol Chucch Halt fare on all Private orlo: Letters pit stamp inswered. Hones Th, SS eo ee ee ee Keuresiments. Grand tiie. Don't miss it TOMB OF WASHINGTON. X. ALTXANDRIA AND MT. VERNON KIC HAILWAY COMPANY. Picturesque and Beautiful Route, wand Magnifin arn nd i now running dafly from XANDRIA direct to the Gate of the MANSION. Opportunity. to vist CHRIST CHURCI SUATE Hots, BEADDOCK ROUSE ana aber places of listorie insert tm ALERANDEES, tof 7th st. Special excur- MF PAY, st, TS ISTH ST. nner of FT GOODS seats [ost ose THE DAY, BUT GO TO MOUNT VERNON TOMORROW AT 9:30am. U2 am. an? Spm On the Palace Steamers MACALESTER AND RIVER QUEEN. ‘The fare for the round trip ie 75 comte, tucioding Mimission to the mansion and erounds of Mount Ver Ron. Children, 50 cents GO TO MOUNT VERNON TOMORROW At 9.90 am, Lam. and? pm S7-Our steamers have the exclusive privilege of landing at Mount Vernon, Our tickets inclu te admission to the mansion ang rounds of Mount Vernon, Steamers tomorrow at 9:30 a.m, 11am. and2p.m shitelany bots ising cane Lue at VETERans: ‘While in the city be sure and goto ‘The Most Beautiful Resort around Washington, On the Historic Banks of the Potwmac. SEE THE CHAUTAUQUA BUILDINGS, THE MAGNIFICENT AMPHITHEATER, THE COLLISEUM OF AMERICA, ‘The New Rustic Cafe, “THE CEDARCROFT.” ‘Take the Tennallytown electric cars at 324 and High streets, Georgetown, and enjoy « delightful ride. Sep al! the sights at Glen Beho and then come to the Cale and wet the best 50c. dinner you ever have eetea, PATRIOTIC CONCERTS Every Afternoon and Fvening. Beautiful Electrical Miumination at Night. RED, WHITE AND BLUE lta FOr ARLINGTON.” =e ‘Coline’ lar Line terres one nthe ae half terrane of toe honrly eee Sranaets awe, ctvesh Cure eat rly from 6:15 am. until 718 p.m. TWEL' MILK Sali ON THE POTOMAO FOU ad ORBIT For PT RARANT EVENING TRIP tote 440 9— boat. Tome at 745p.m. Samesohedule on Sandayy, commencing at 8 30am destround trip, 6.00. a ‘Visit Alexandria, Va, FATHER WASHINGTOWS CHUROR. Masonic Loder. the Rredfock House and the many Jettoos! Feminiscences from 1778 to 1885. MEDICAL, &o. ScHCLTz instrrore. FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND OBTLDREN. Treatroent "Binteenesh: Asthma, Extenstou, Fracture, Heart De "8 ion,” Lumbaro, Nervous ibeumatism, Scollos (crooked and others by Swedish Medical Gymnastics, SE NE nog taught. iy tant -~ diseaae, Yreart troublen noon bronchi — fou vb. inflammation of the lunes, dropsy, + the liver, ear fhe vie earache deat — vara toatism, headache. catarrh, sore Bright's scalp, ous eruptions. Sere’ Sold by drucsists in Weshiussoms STRANGERS, TAKE NOTT SS and Gray treat all diseases. No estatlintved edt veictans | ity, fished a3 youre, hou bet esi Liat Da W., TREATS A f ‘affect 1027 OTH ST. NW. TREATS ALL ‘hront Tose’ aba te Hons of the eve, ear, liver, Kidneys. ms parted : pay, 7 hours. @to 12am. and 4 R. BROTHERS’ ie v coma: oro rerve Temedies for Nervous Debiltty, Sre'weat, miserable Yethatets iia bate gu ar ary ave pa er _ Laboratory, 800 Bist. aw. Graduated London. Enrland, 1885; New York, 187%, Bladder and Kidney Aflmenta, Acute or Chromic Blood of Skin Diseases, Nerve Es- haustion, Nervous Debility. SKILL. SUCCESS. Hours: 9to2 4to8; Sunday, 90% Consultation tree. WET Hort ONSULT THF ONLY Ono Cotten Westtncton, ire ato with ii eeceoouie - road at Avexandri: pees ~~ ars at Ot street depot, the Ladies’ Mt. Vernon NDAY at Little Hunting of Mt. Vernon, the grounds F. A. REED, Supt. fle this lused on that day. tf bein * BIJOU TH! uF He" TER. <° ORRECTIN | — ices. EDISH A. RICKS, | jeraad custer for here Week commen-int MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. Matinees—Tuesday, Tavs lay aud Saturday. Eleventh Season Barty Campbell's SIBERIA. sella | [esses OF ALr MATERTALS, Stivation, plone acrofala, ge and all nervor - - tomarh kitneve es DENTISTRY D® oeanaw, Next week—WHITE SLAVE. CLEANED AND DYED. SILKS—NO MATTER HOW VARTEGATED—DYED A RICH EVEN GLOSSY BLACK. s024-6t pasozams Of the Coos calted for ANTON FISCHER, BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG, aud delivers. 906 G st.n. w. ss16 S14 PENN. AVE. S. E ee eee RENCT DVEING. SCOURING AND Diycusy. | TIT WH REE wrVa AE ewtovers Fietcan | THM © www au STIG AND TERNS Bors iH he e wWwwwwiaa ting AA 3 ; : Www AAA axtor Leb Caters LEAH. Ornerly wt, | f HH EER wow afk A. Pisher and Uaisou T-iess. Paris ye Dw You Ever wear a pair of our celevrated 83.50 Shoes? They're made in a variety of shapes for ladies aud yentlemen. Did you ever wish that you misht finda pair of Shoes which wou!d be perfectly comfortable fro:n the moment you first put them on until ‘they were worn out? ‘This is what makes ours iamous—it is the Shoe you are looking for. LECTURE BY COMRADE CHASE, ‘Who received 48 wounds in the battle, CALIEORSTA. TEXAS. MEXICO. F ‘semit-inomt jurist parties over Southern” Pacific eo 5 Sun "Set an” Geden Fea. PM TE, M388, Brodway. N.Y. AG. 3 INSTRUCTOR Ger ‘Ar. 929 F ST. N.W. BALTIMORE STQRE, 4and 6 W. Laltimore street. Ger Tur Best. THE CONCORD HARNESS, LUTZ & BRO, 407 Penn. ave., adjoining National otal. ‘Trunks and Satcheis of Ust make at low prices. mh29 0c26-tf EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON. D. C. U, & setae association, Cor. Tthand DP sts. nw. ‘The largest orzanization devoted to hight lass denta! practice in the world. Pledgea to the promotion of ectenti@e ‘Ts Evans DENTAL PARLORS,