Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1892, Page 8

Cette ‘THE EVENING STAR: gs > WASHINGTON, D. C. Tidias 5. BER 29, 1892. LOCAL MENTION ‘The Weather. PORTCART TILL § P. w. For the District of Columbia, CONDITION OF THE WATER. and condition of water at & rent Falls, temperature, 6%. condition, Receiving reservoir, temperature, 70 Con- dition at north connection. 36. eouth connection, 11. distrib a oo . 78: condition at influent gate > Fart Mitireeay. Having just returned from New York, we are to show the very latest styles in ined Hate and Bonnets, together with an extensive line of Milline: vie in general. og will be given. Heoerren’s, 44. an entirely Forniture and Cus. Xaxpn's town-made Blackberry Cordials. RR Ticerts bonght, sold and exchanged. 712 Pennsylvania ave Axtistic axp ings, ‘TWeents: Platina, $1. Very best Teeth, 98. U.S. Dewrat Assocratios, 7th and D. sme CARPET oth Campers Cursxen by the Worse, 691-655 Maw. ave. n.w., are made Froof free of charge. Telephone 125-2 For Watt Paren, Window Shades, Room Moldings and Interior Tinting and Decorating gow . W. Hexprnson's, 13 Fst nw W. S. Prewen, Plo Fart Srvtes Men's Derby Black or brown, fine felt, $1.5 vane. A. T. Luwis, 4857 form her ger with pleased to meet +, 1929 F at. | Mins Sanure F. friends 2¢ n 7th and E ste. now. and House- a's Orera Hovse.—The new comedy, Nettoxat. Tarster.—Pitou’s war play, “crow the Po AcaDYMY « Chas. B. Hanford “Julius Cesar Hanis’ Gisow Twraten.—“Siberia.” Keuxax's Lycee (wea Helen Cort- land's Burlesque Com ‘Txe Karte e oF GE Che avence \swune.—15th street and —_— EXCURSIONS TU: OLROW. Take Ten'evtown cars. 311 13th -treet northweat. Home and Cab’ $30 and 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. -_ | Cases of Asrault Casey Brooks, a young colored man who last week « for the appeared in the Police of aseault. pmon man who | | sey's ill treatment + how be bad hima exten to do?” inquired the was Solo- he was he said. “but I ai never ame went with the girl for a long time when I got the best of | bir about the gtr he got mad and to get} me ont of he way There were three witnesses against Casey aud the ja ige held him guilty of the charge. fine of €25 or ninety George Greva plead ge of timple amsault. Jam us the prosecut- ing vitne-s. As the affair did not involve any estion of importance the usual fine, €5 or BM ya, Was impored. Georgie Feed and Ann Bowie’ rettled by the former forfeiting € aint was seulted Arthur ¥ ifference Trice as- John did not appear J his @10 collateral wus for- of a more the maa Was permitted to forfeit $20 cul- —>_—__ Kepablicans in Montgomery County. jee of Mont} | The repndlican county commit Tend Various reports were recet vlan of the county campaign 0 Miller was elected atto ittee. fertake anv necessary legal steps. The sch-dule for pabhe meetings am tise © hes yet been ranged, but the ‘rst meeting will be ober 1, at which Mr. Wellin wpeak. —_.___ Sudden Deaths, Adelaide J: boson. nged sinte ¥en denly wt 28 Gru oat 2:30 0 aged seventy Lith street and Penns; lvania avenue. _ Reechabite Visitations, wing oificial grand visitations of the irand Chief Celumbia.No. 1, October 10; George C. soo, No. 3, October 20, Washington, Oetober 2: Heber, No. mack, No. 56, November 1. Unio: vember 16: Anacostia, No. 138, Covenant, No. 6. November 28: Union, ji 15, November 16, Herechel Hudson, No « 7; Cammack, jr., No. 42, December | Thomp- No. 7, ovember 22. | 0. oe Two Cases of Larceny. | There were two cases of larceny heard in the Police Court today. George Holmes, a colored man, was charged with hav olen Paul evidence against him. | George made n statement in bis own behalf, | bot it did bim no good, for the court beld him @uilty and ned him ¢i0. Frederick Kennedy, arrested by Special Of- Geer Brockenborougl: for the theft of a $10 bill | and is improved by an old frame. | were elected as foliows: President, Mrs. Votnot's ombrella, and two witnesses £8°¢ | nrormation Regarding the Co-Operativ: LOVE AND CHARITY TEMPLE. ‘This morning about 6:30 o'clock fire was dis- | | leave twelfth piace yesterday, but didn’t do it. | ing operations here occurs in the spring season, covered in Love and Charity Temple, a large brick building on B street southwest facing the Capitol grounds, and an alarm sounded on the bell» brought out several companies of the fire department. When the firemen reached the building the black kmoke was no dense that it ‘was impossible for them to enter, and they had to fight the flames from the outside as best they could. In order to get the smoke from the building | | the firemen found it necessary to cut two holes in the roof, aud then they were able to en- ter the building. ‘The fire was all between the cciling and the roof.and Chief Parris thought it had been burn- | = ANOTHER CHANCE LOST. ‘Twelfth Place. | For some unaccountable reason Abbey is still retained and he proved to be an easy mark for the Phillies. They pounded him at will. As | usual, he was given poor support by the team. It is safe to predict that not « game will be won when he is pitching. Whether it is his fault or | that of the nine the fnet remains that he has | been more of @ hindrance than abelp to the elub. As the Reds lost Harry Wright's mén re- |cowered sixth place. Pittsburg succeeded in | regaining third position, ax Brooklyn was de- feated 6y Boston and St. Louis by the smoky | city team. | The scores of the games played yesterday re: Philadelphia, 11: Washington, 1. Boston, ing all night, During the encampment a num- | rere: Uhiadelphie, 11; Washington, 1, Boston, ber of G-A.R. men bad accommodations in the s ; re nore, Vutuliog. aad "the. mattresses stored. in. the Cleveland: ¥; Cincinnat 6." Chicago, 5; Louie 5 4. Louisville, 5; Chicago, 4. Pittsburg, building were responsible for the dense smoke, which retarded the work of the firemen. By hard work the firemen succeeded in keep- ing the flames in the part of the building where they rtarted, although considerable damage done by water. ‘The building is owned by the Love and Char- ity Societies and the upper floor was occupied ‘by the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows. All of their regalia-—about $500 worth—that was in the ball was destroyed. ‘The damage to the building is estimated at bout $2,000, which is fully covered by insur- The origin of the fire ix unknown, though it | is suspected to have been the work of an incen- diary. There was no fire in the farnace inst night, nor bas there been any fire there since Inst week to amount to anything. Then the members of the G. A. Ro quartered in the building were fed by the caterer whose place of business is in the basement of the bi REV. DR. FULLERTON SUSTAINED. One hundred and forty-one members of the “congregation of the West Street Presbyterian Church assembled last evéning in pursuance to a request of the Rev. Dr. Fullerton to act upon the resignation of that gentleman. Ever since the pastor left the church to take well-earned vacation in Europe and the taking charge of it by Rev. Frank E. Williams, an cloquent young divine, two factions have existed. When the astor's vacation expired, on the Ist of last Sune, many of the sounger mombere of the congregation desired that the temporary pastor should remain, as during bis year of service he had proven himself not only to bean active, painstaking pastor, but au eloquent preacher. A large part of the congregation, however, while acknowledging the young man’s abi were pot willing that their old avd much- beloved pastor should resign. The discussion at Inst reached tho ears of Mr. Fullerton, and Inst evening. in a speech that touched the of his hearers more than eloquent words could have done, he asked the congregation to unite with hita in asking the preebytery to sever the pastoral relation existing between himeelf and the West Street Presbyterian Church. On the conclusion of his «peech the doctor left the room. A vote then being taken on the qnestion,115 were found to be in favor of the retention of Dr. Fullerton and 26 for the calling of Dr. Williams. Should the doctor in-ist on the acceptance of his resignation, Messrs. Geo. Auld and W. W. appear before the presbytery and request that he be detained. A MISTORIC PROPERTY soLD. Yesterday afternoon Thos. Dowling sold at public auction a part of the estute of the late Richard P. Jackson that had been in the family nearly a century. The property, which is 1 on the couth side of M street adjoining le alley, has a frontage of forty feet es by an average depth of sixty-three It was here that the author of the “Chronicles of George- town" was born, and in the room occupied by him asa law office to the day of hiy death most of the early incidents connected with the West End's history were written up. Jos. Jackson, the chronicler's father, spent most of his life in the old house and on his death bequeathed it to his son, who in turn gave it to his first male descendant. Mr. Chas. H. Fickling was the purchaser and the price paid was $6,175. THE LINTHICUM INSTITUTE. On Monday, October 3, at 7:20 p.m., Linthi- cum Institute will once more open her doors for the reception of pupile, and the same efi- cient corps of teachers will be there to welcome the bos» baek. In addition to the regular elo- cation class there will be this vear an independ- nt advanced clus, composed of boys who no longer “tear passion to tatters.” "Tomorrow nicht in the suorthand room these older elo- cutionists will hoid a preliminary meeting. ANACOSTIA. FAREWELE To FATHER Ot The members of the con, Teresa's Ca ch. Catholic Knights nt de Paul y last night. It was a fare’ T. B. finghes on the eve F his depart- ¢ as rector ad inter’ thoee present were . Edward rick Hartigan, PLS manue! Fowler, Charles Kirbs gan. ian Temperance HN. K. Goff. Officers for the ensuing term HN. K. Goff; vice president, Minnix. cori treasure! tendents cording secretary. Miss Carrie Bowen; mg secretary, Miss Stella Fort: Mise Const sderson. Superin- ul be appointed at the rest meeting. OFFICERS ELECTED. Anacostia Citizens’ Association met at the police station ‘There was some talk on the subject of sewers. Officers for the year were elected as follows: President, W. Marden King (re-elected) president, Cusrles Bur- innia; vegrewry, J. W. v, J.T. Harrison. members of the association whe ii ers consiiiute the executive be chosen at the next meeting. x6 VEMENTS. Contractors Fuos & Harper have bezun a residence for Mr. James T. Harrison, ‘The iso street near Masonic Temple, The ¢ will contain eight rooms, bath, gus, water, latrobes and concrete basement. The kitchen Will be wainscoted in ush e dining room will be paneied in oxk. Cosz, $3,000. Yurs & Harper, architects and builders; have been awarded the contract for the new M. E. Church. ‘The coutract price ix $15,000, and the time for ¢. will be of briew trimmings. vice Vieres Connecticut vrown stone NOTES. The schools opened yesterday. The attend- ance was not full, but Prineiyal Ficher has ts- ed enough tickets to fill the seats. J.T. Harrison, jr., of 33 Monroe street has been drawn as a grand juror. Mr. John N. Minnis is improving. Mr. Edward Webster is ill. Col. Stow of southern Maryland is visiting Anacostia, a Town October 4. ‘This is the third of a series of excursions given this eummer, and is part of a plan to seqnaint the north’ and cast with the fi- 3 Advertised «ia welcome to Fatker Callan, | Miss Mattie Marie | | 10; St Louis, 2. HOW THE CLUBS sTAXD. ALEXANDRIA, THE ALEXANDRIA WATER SUPPLY. For some time past statementshave been pub- lished of the danger of pollution of the water supply of Alexandria furniched by the Alexan- aria Water Company, all emanating from most reputable citizens. So far the danger has con- tinned and lately Mr. G. Wm. Ramsay and Mr. N. P. T. Burke have made a survey of some of the affluents and say that all that has been pub- lished in regurd to the danger is fully corrobo- rated. The water company will doubtless apply an immediate remedy. ‘The sickness or death of any citizen in consequence of the unwhole- some water would make the company liable in damages, aud should « score or more of cholera Sees over, be traced to the water. supply the damages in such cases under the 2902 section of the code would be eo great as to cover the entire capital of the company. This, however, is not an imminent danger, for the water will doubtless be kept pure by ‘tho avoidance of all sources of danger to ite purity. FURTHER SALES OF CITY PROPERTY. The city committee will early next month sell at auction the large two-storied building west of the Pioneer mills known as “The Cooper Shop” and the grounds adjoining. This prop- erty in part of Old Point Lumley and has been used for public purposes since the town was |iaid out. It was once the site of the cor- poration long warehouse and in later years the | site of a rough stone and brick building used as | the tobacco warehouse, for when Alexandria | was part of the District of Columbia the city | had the tobacco inspection in charge. After retrocension it was resumed by the state of Vir- ginia. These lots are of considerable value and | will probably be purchased by the Haskin Wood Vulcanizing Company. ‘THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE COURTS. The circuit court of the city, Judge Keith, has adjourned its term. Among its last orders was one in the Washington case of 8. Summers agt. Francis Miller, order against purchaser to show cause why lot should not be resold; also Taliaferro agt. Ryan, tale decreed; Evaus agt. Hill agt. Vincent, submitted; Norton agt. | Smeed, order forsettlement; Kintz agt. Critchen, order of reference; Smith agt. R. and D, Rail- road Company, leave to file new answer, &c. In the corporation court, Judge Noxton, Mrs. M. E. Agnew qualified as admiuistratrix of the late John P. Agnew. NOTES. ‘The Catholic Sodality Lyceum has arranged by Columbus. Burglars have robbed the dwelling of Mr. Wm. Recker on Prince street near Fayette, car- rying off the sum of $12 and some car tickets The Episcopal High School near this city opened yesterday with eighty students and the Theological Seminary with sixty-five students. ‘The epizootic has not spread among horses | here, but one of the first seized, a horse of Mr. J. Kt. Windsor, died yesterday. Mrs. Robinson, wife of the well-known florist | of Alexandria county, died suddenly last night at her home. ‘The district lodge of colored Odd Fellows are in tession here at the hall on Columbus near Duke street. ‘The republican committee of this district will wait on Mr. Pork Agnew next Tuesday and make formal tender to bina of the nomiuation | for Congrese and Le will then give definite answer. Si ee Me Ought to Have Told the Truth. | John Braxton, a colored max tried in the Police Court today on a charge of carrying con- | cealed weapons, inade a sweeping denial of th | charge, although th-ee witnesses gave evidence to prove that he had a pistol. It appeared that | there was some trouble about John's honse by children throwing tones and the j | his pistol. John, however, denied that he had band. Acolored gir ness, declared that ix also kaw the bullets in i Judge Miller told B: he truth about the pistol it would have bee | Detter for him, bat telling the story he had be Ihave tobe pani A fine of 250 or who appeared as a wit- we | twenty days in jail was imposed. | eee ue Close of the Citizens’ Hospital. At the final meeting of the staff of the Ci ns’ Hospital at the hospital last evening D: Hauilton Leach presided. D: that although all bills bad not yet been sent in, it was known that the total expenditures woald t exceed $2,500. He alen stated that Chair- man Edison of the citizens’ executive commit- tee had informed him that the surplus could not be used in any way until all the accounts had been audited by a committee of three bank presidents. Alter this was done and the | accounts were found to be correct the proposed | entorteinment of the staff and nurses might be | provided for. After deciding to present the | drags and other remaining supplies to the Woman's Clinic, on Hth street, the meeting | adjourned sine die, After adjournment, at the [invitation of Mr. E. B. Newmever, who bad charge of the kitchen supplies at the hospital, the etaff repaired to bis restaarant and par- | took of an elegant supper. | — Several Minor Accidents, Mrs, Leach of 21 Sth etreet southeast about S o'clock last night slipped and fell into the sewer excavation at the corner of 5th and B streets southeast and was injured about the hip, leg and arm. | Jobn Fitzhugh had his face badly cut yester- day by driving his cab into the railroad gate at | 7th street southwest and was taken to the Emergency Hospital. K. H. Potts had his fingers caught ina press at the mail bag repair cpt woe ‘day and they were badly mashed. The Emergency Hospital treated bim. 8. K. MeNerhany of 1005 Maryland avenue { Was kicked by a horse yesterday and his arm fractured. W. B. Daniel of 1319 G street northwest was from Warren Brooks. plead guilty and went down for thirty days, because be did not have —— cent rcenery and natural riches of East Ten- nese. The Watauga valley is the gem of the {south for beauty and fertility, and the moun- | | tains surrounding are a source of wonde and $10 to pay his fine. Mycarsions to Battleselts via B. and O. R.R. | seurvion tickets will be sold via Baltimore and Obio K. K. at rate of one fare for the round trip from September 19 to 30. good to return Until October Sand good t ‘off en route, Antietam, Cedar Creek,Fisher's Hill, , Lexington. New Market, Oj Boath a Staunton, Winchester, Cross Keys. Front Koval, Luray, Natural Bridge snd Weyer's Cave. Tickets willaiso beon sale on same dates. with same return limit and same | admiration. ‘The enterprise of this company, located in the Watauga valley, is of course benefited di- reetly and indirectly by every influx of but as these trips are part of a plan, as stated above, it will be seen at once that to accom- plish their purpose it is necessary to afford ani | struck in the eye with a piece of scantling at the city post office building and the wound was dressed by Dr. Heinecke at the Emergency iiler Brooks, colored, of $27 13th strect southwest fractured his jaw on Tuesday while Inughing and the fracture was reduced at the Emergency Hospital. ——_ Firet Corps’ Final Meeting. A final meeting of the resident members of the first army corps will be held tomorrow evening at 7:30 in the parlors of the Ebbitt. A long letter has been received from Gen. Abner bmg er Ce, ge Be nek ta oper ma w recent successfu} reunion meetings will be disposed off ——. Violators of the Hack Law. Several cases of violation of the hack laws were tried this morning before Judge Kimball and several bonds were taken.. James Adams and Girtz were fined @8 each for pagers SEES Bor a lot in Park, ‘the city, See: under ——__ 2 addition to lote.—Adet. Habre off rt c Mi facturit C v, dizmiswed; | [este carat ui ore arnenaed Pie Mig hehe catalan potie sade for a celebration on the 12th of October of the | 400th anniversary of the discovery of America| w the pistol and she | xton that if be had told | Leach stated | | | | | judge thought | poysiciany dit not bel John went out to frighten them eff with | eadine m met lust night at the residence of Mrs. | # Pistol and claimed that he hid a pipe in his | waen 1 begaa wits { | LAUREL, ‘Washingtons Failed to Win and Are Still in | Correspondence of The Evening Star. but this year an exception to thie general rule is taking place and numerous cottages are be- ing erected in the town proper, as well ns at | North Laurel. This latter subdivision has only recently been making rupid strides toward success. The cheapness at which building lots can be bought at present in the town and the fear that they enhance in price ore the springtime may account for the activity in building which now observable. Tar Srai dent was misinformed im regard to the coakenpiated ‘increase in the capital stock of the Citizens’ Bank of this place. The capital stock will not be incrensed. The Keely Institute has Leen removed to Laurel. It is understood that a kindred - ization will be established at Oak Crest, from whero the former organization Teoently moved. place Quite one-half of the citizens of are suffering from influenza. A very serious row occurred about one-half mile from this town in Howard county about 11 o'clock last evening, in which a large razor and John Bowen and Hen: ‘ured most prominently. The difficulty was the result of a long-standing grudge between the men and Muddocks was frightfully slashed about the head and hands. The sudden death of Capt. Dukebart, an old employe of the Baltimore and Ohio, stated in ‘TRE Sram last evening, was the occasion fur many remarks of regret from commuters of the road living at this place, by whom the worthy conductor was held in high esteem. Judges Fowler and Burge of the Baltimore county court yesterday sustained the demurrer of John Winand to the county commissioners, ‘The latter had sought to assess 600 barrels of whisky for taxes. is case, with that of the Melvale Company, relieves goods estimated at $162,000 from state and county taxes while in bond. ‘The distillers contend that they make Maddocks the whisky to order, after which, by the transfer of certificates, ho owns it Counsel b. e it is hard to say G. Melntosh says will peal. Other —dis- rs have been “assessed. making the total value of the goods involved $816,000. On this sum the county tax would have amounted to €5,712, of which $2,040 was to have gone to the roud tax. The sums set apart for the roads upon which the distillers are located will, on account of the decision mentioned abov be reduced as follows: Eighth district, $1,000; twelfth district, $625; third, $375, and second, £40. Bernadine Fenwick of Loreley is the Guett of Mise “Annie Lovejoy, Washington, C. jov. Brown yesterday appointed and com- missioned the following officials: Frank T. Lowe and William Kirwan, both of Talbot county, as special officers of jocal police boate at St. Michael's and Oxford, respectively: Eugene Marker for supervisor of elections of Washing- ton county, vice Jacob Marker, resigned, and William Frederick of Garrett county justice of the peace in the second district, vice Jasper Guard, ineligible. ‘The following pardons were granted by the governor: Emma Carl of Anne Arundel county, Daniel Jones of Dorchester and Frank Thomas of Frederick. Miss Mary . H. Jewell has entered suit in the circuit court of Anne Arundel county against the Aunapolis and Baltimore Short Line railroad to recover damages for personal ries received in the recent railroad acci- Chief Judge Oliver Miller of the fifth judicial circuit, and associate judge of the court of ap- peals of this state, has resigned that position, which he bas held since 1867, on account of ill health and Judge Charles B. Roberts of Carroll county hax been appointed to fill the vacancy. Judge Roberts is one of the msociate judges of ing Judge I. Thomas Jones of Howard county. ‘The promotion of Judge Roberts to the court of appeals would make a vacant associate judge- ship, and Gov. Brown decided to appoint Mr. James Revell of Aunavolis to that jon. The stable of Mr. Thomas Blaney, located in the fifth district of Howard county, was burned ‘Tuevday ight last, together with its contents, i ‘ug $60 tons of Lay, several wagons, a lot of harness anda vaiuabie horse. The loss is estimated at $3,000. here is no insurance upon the place. : The contention between the old school board of Howard county andthe newly organized one, which hag created euch intense interest for the past two months in th.s vicinity, was prac- tically put at rest yesterday when Mr. John T. Thompson, secretary and treasurer of the old board, handed over the office and other schoul property to Mr. J. E. Hill, treasurer, &c., of the new board. ‘Miss Carrie Wilson of Quebec has been spend- ing a few days with friends on Washington ave- nue. Mr. Wilson MeCrecey of Washington, D.C., is the guest of Mr. and dirs. Jones of 5th street. — “The Star” for the Week. @ Stam for the encampment | week will be mailed to any address in the United States free of postage for 15 cents. No better ouvenir of the encampment can be secured, | Kise Oz Menierses tila, for it has been. 1 consider Hood's Sarea: such a gr.at blessing to me. YEARS I was confined ita WHITE SWELLINGS SCROFLLA SORES, su! wreatly all veral times p.eces of of cures in Sarvayarilla, I decided to To my great jos, HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA the sores soon decreased. They when I was so vel Valways feel well and have », LIAM A. LEHR, No. 9 Kendalivilte, Tn. HOOD'S Pi sis digestion, S are the bast after-dinner Pills, pe healacive aut Uliousness. Tus Warnes Saoz Hover, 1115 F Snwer N. W.. HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN- OTHER LOT (ABOUT 203 PAIRS) Mews Parexsr Cart Suoes, . Baraonars axe Coxaness €6 WOULD BE NONE Too MUCH TO RETAIL THESE BHOES FOR, BUT AS WE EOUGHT THEM AT OUR OWN PRICE WE ARE CHARGING ONLY $3.75 PER PAIR FOR THEM. IN LADIES’ SIOES WE ARE OFFERING VENUINE $4.00 Haso- Boors For $2.50, AND ALL OTHER Goons aT EQUALLY AS LOW PRICES, REMEMBER WE MAKE IT A BUSINES TO BUY AND SELL SHOES BELOW MANUFACT URERS' WHOLESALE PRICES. Tus Wannex Suoz House ng L115 F Srueez N. W. iar iy mine vy Hood's | PROF. WHITCOMB'S ORDINATION. An Impressive Ceremony at the Church of the for SERREEE SEE SERETETE = $992 use use use use Hy use use use use 808 use use use use uso Atthe Church of the Epi; Church of Our Father in this city, wl resigned to embrace the E i ‘USe 90 Nise TRS Use Ie USS Use Use Use Pe U96 Use USE UBC USC Use Lise Use Use Tse USE Une USE Use Use USS URE Use Use Use Use the Epiphany. morning Bishop Paret of the diocese of Mars- |land ordained Prof. 8 A. Whitcomb of this | city ana deacon of the Episcopal Church in the | Presence’ of a large audience. The morning | prayer was read by Rev. Dr. MeKim, pastor of placed upon the market and is | eburch, and the Rev. Alfred Harding, pastor of St. Paul's Church of this city, delivered the sermon on ordination and the duties of the deaconate. After the reading of the litany the candidate was presented by Rev. Dr. J. H. Elliott, pastor of the Church of the Ascension, Mr. N. B. Harris, Dr. McKim’s assistant, acting aa deacon. aeTOf Whiteomb fichigan, com) ministry at the Auburs graduated from the Univer- Samo York. He hae been in the active ministry about ten years, his last charge bein faith. For He has, however, several calls from churches this vicinity. ee Silver Ware Stolen. Mr. ©. J. Kellogg of 602 9th etreet reported to the police yesterday that about $60 worth of silver ware he stored there on July 1 had been G88 £8 $83 543 ii tf] ti ii £8 Hi fii af ESSESESSESSESESEEE EEE HESS LETS TEESE . Cleveland's is the baking powder used in the U. 8. Army and by teachers of cookery. It never varies and always ives perfect satisfaction. Try ecan. CLEVELAND'S BAKING POWDER ABSOLUTELY THE BEST. 9 A. inf chile same yor Ww chs ) Ladi ve vou That te an in Wie dd, Fiat comes Every setsible Yitne to lool We Have ‘The rexular Boy Drawer or Fanialet, either sty! ‘Now ther Price.....20e. _ 25e. Each rises 3c. on a size. Drawers ‘atural izev, 26 to 34, at Ladies’ Merino Vests, stitch ‘and pearl buttons. No advunce for extra sizes. Foiir races of Red Medicated Vests We lary a couipier derwear, as fineas they are made. Chit Andil: ~ Misses’ Ledford Gord Ribbed Vexis whiter'are acinething we never hint be | dev one size. Ladics’ Ribbed Vi Ladies’ Fast-lack Union §1 Tete. &e7-Reronant departient in full blast “@a — ee Kavrsay, ‘Penn. ave. n. Ww. Usperwear. portant factor that plays. leading he Rew comedy entitied “SHAKE, oF ND GOES." ‘raon knows that now Just now, is Warus UndeTe'othing. £00-——- 00 ——000-——000-—— ‘A line of New Cotton Bal Haif-wool ard All-wool Underwear lat and ribbed yoods for ladies, mitsos, boys and ldren that we know would piease most every one. ——v1v——--000-—— 000-000 ~ Fiat Goons. it Merino that a althouxh the ril uate tine Nise that would not west any osiee in eleyant line to select trom. Mermo Vests, silk bound, calstitched pearl buttons. 16 18 20 been in ‘woods agrest ere 1Ge. 18. Ble. 280. Be. : th jizes as above. 6 peters for the aie size a8 aa “16 1616 | ing exclusively in Housefurnishi: War Is Evenrsovy Usixo In (From the Baltimore Sun of May 30.) ‘That is the question! Why is everybody (who fs anybody) using LILLY'S CARBOLATED DENTI- FICE? Why does Patt! take it away with her. and Write a personal letter in its praise? —ahe bas surely | trfed hundreds of other tooth washes! Why does ‘Lilttan Russel) (whose teeth are her pride) recom. mend it as ‘‘the best tooth wash she has ever used?’ ‘Why do our own Baltimore Indice, whose beauty and ‘Sweetness are proverbial, use it and praise it? Simply ‘because it is superior to anything of its kind ever yet, introduced! LILLY'S CARBOLATED DENTIFRICE 's truly a ‘wonderful preparation. Everybody is using it, everybody is praising tt, everybody says it is the best ‘tm the world, and what everybody says must be true. Tt whitena ‘the teeth: it bardens the game: IT TH. No soap, no acid. no irritating substance tn LILLY'S CARBOLATED DENTIFRICE. The oftener you us» it the more agreeable and effective it becomes. No washing the mouth after it, because it is the best wash itself. ‘Your druggist can supply you. LILLY, ROGERS & CO., Patentees and Sole Proprietors, Baltimore, Md. ———— CITY ITEMS. If You wish to save 30 cent on a Good Business Suit at $7.50, 50 $9, £10, or a Fine Dress Suit at $12, $13.50, $15, $16.50, go to the egal axp LiveRPoot CLotuixe Co., 7thand It doer Bombastes Furloso! There are installment honses in this city deal- T do not advertise that I do an installment business nor do I advertise that I do not do an installment business. There are Furniture houses in this city that claim to do exclusively cash business, Ido not do exclusively cash business. There may be Furniture dealers who will tell you that they can sell you goods ata saving of from 25 | to 50 per cent as compared with some other houres, I make no such preposterous claim —I simply invite you to visit the “cash” and “other Furniture houses, get their prices and carefully amine their goods, then come to me for Bar- gains on “time” payments. Joux Ruppex, The Accommodator. 1 513 7th street northwest. eke Aber ni A Fine Line of Children’s Suits at $1.50, £1.75, $2, $2.25, $2.50. Overcoats at $2.50, $2.75, £3,'€3.25. ' Boys’ Suits and Overcoats at $4.50, $5, @5.50, 86. They are beauties and cannot be matched anywhere at those prices, Loxpox axp Livenpoot Crormixe Co., 7th and G ats, It eS Se Our Eye Specialist will be in attendance to- morrow from 9 a.m. to5 p.m. No charge to determine if glasses are needed. Call and see him. Waxroap's, 477 Pa. ave. n.w, ate f deabnitones We Want Your Head to be well hat-ted. We are the people to do it! Our Hats are correct in style and quality—fropa $1.45 to 4 = Faanc & Sow, One Price, e27,29 Cor. 7th and D ste. —— The Best and Cheapest line of Light and Heavy-weight Overcoa the city at $6.50, $7.50, 89, $10 up to $20. Loxpox axp Liven- POOL CLoTaixe Co., 7th and G sts. it _ 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? 8€26-6t oS 10c. Royal Headache Powders. Headaches cufed “while you wait.” Druggiste, au ———— S. Heller. 720 7th st. n.w., is making a spo- cialty in Ladies’ and Children's Hair Cetting 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. Office 437 9th st. n.: Be, Pantalets, ‘desire. oe 5 muely 65c.. 700, 75c. ioaatamdy 1: ith Pats fo matehy at, With Pants of the sun 89098.. S125, 8 Sizos 28 to 40. Pants, 1.50. fine Gr “Aime, ——Rsssen Goons dren's Ribbed Ves's start at............... Oc. Andrise Ze. ona size. Are honest value. dren's Hibbed Vests start cr -onasize. Areauothergood ¥ e bo ein also in boys, aud star | Ay slxty dGzen to Uf Pure Haxony Wool Ribied Yesis for children, Sizes 1.2, 3, 4. 5 and, ‘bres styles of ribied. “Sumeare also =ilE and Were made for the fines: t-ade, | and houid ave been wo dfor 78: amd but. we botlght then so we ean sell ali sizes for... £ Oc, Dont mics this bargain. Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, 2,3,4,5 and Gat... 2,3,4,5 and 6, ies Ribbed Vs AG,at $1.98 "9994 jes’ Fast-Black Saxony Wool Ves's, rticlevwt Ladics' Ribbed Syun Silk Vesta, high meek aud long | . $1.68. $2.24, $3.24, 93.48.| f forty feet, 60 jarge and com- is pert at fakes an 3 pe cat PredLS se tisk or stgeis oo ilese prices sens week. AUFMAN, ¥. AVE Wy. = t Tunez Corens For THE Reo, Ware Axo Bive ‘Wecan fit you inthe Neatest, Pretties: and Latest Style of Fall Shoes for the ‘ecsmoney. for a little better Dongols Buttoa. ‘$2.85 for a much better Dongola Batton. £3.00 for a stil better Dongola Button. $3.50 for an excellent Dongola Button. (@4.00 for the next best Dongola Button. $5.00 for the best Dongvla Button ever made, Geo. W. Rica TAT Musser Spice * Souvrizi FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN. Treatment of Chronic Diseases, viz: Aroplexy. Asthua, Extension, Fracture, Hear: Discase,. Indi Linubaeo, Nervous Debliity. Paralysis Rieurnatisu, Scollow (erooted. vacktone), St eats and others by Swedish Medical Gymnastics, Massaze and Genera Hyviene, ‘Swedinh M ica Gymnastics, Massage and Fen-i aust. "Lady assiatants Heterences trom actors in Weshingtou and New York c 1435 Corcoran sf Dy EV on’s Mawic Healing Balm or Pond tawic. makes thed=of T Lily Cream. ‘Ths cream ar. the cripyled to walk and soothes acute stiffer to ing. It relieves or cures like mavie neuralgia, rh inatistu, headache, catarrh, sore tiroat, loss st vo! bronwilite, Bright's disense, cout, inflammation of the’ the tite " RANGERS, Seed Gray treat al established advertising lished 45 DE UELER noe chronic affectio itver, oni re no De as inthis city. = x: L of the eye, eat, throat, lunes. rvons dise.ses; 7 years in city. m. and 4 to? 3 sidneys ant ice hours. 9 to I: z : 3 a vowerful Nerve Silavalant ‘Of all'the remedies tor Nervous De'silit Seuralcis, Ni | Exhaustion. Paralysis and ¢ class of peor | are weal 1, lethargic. slee iz qual to this Co. tive yeaze in. D® ® % canurro. 507 12th st. now. Graduated London. England, 1835; New York, 1879. Bladder and Kidnsy Ailments, Acute or Chronle Blood or Skin Diseases, Ne-va Ex- haustion, Nervous Debulity. SKILL. SUCCESS. Kouws: 9to2. 4to8; Sunisy, 9to2. Consultation free. WNOULT THE ONY | Coltmest Wamninaton. pear forty-Ave sre | Saeed te signs UROSCOPIAN PHS BROTHERS 401 GRA ov at B05 Bet, 5. w. A inedpient ise: ging tate urinary depos! Ve will d symptoms without asking a 9) } in the morning.’ We treat all di which the bingan | stipatton, piles, # and all agrvous dis | tomach, silvers “dein | Tae Four Or Denar IX PREPARING HER HOME AGAINST THE RAVAGES OF WINTER MUST BE APPARENT TO EVERY PRUDENT HOUSEKEEPER. TO ALL OF LIMITED MEANS OR MODERATE ANCOMES OUR AQUITABLE |) SYSTEW CREDIT 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 SAVINGS. at AMUSEMENTS. ASRERY evening rit WES EET eRe ARLES HANFORD Hy HANPORD CHARLES HANPORD CUARERS HANPORD: CHARLES HANFORD Mane AxToxy, tn tae BOT AARTOS boa te JULI s i . ULTUS CESAR FOLIOS CESAR Matlack | BRUTTS CASSIUS Plas, riety 1st Rite 3 ‘Seats now on sale. NEW National ry wh ACROSS THE POTOMAC. ACROSS THE POTOMAC ACKOSS THE POTOM ACKOSS THE POTOMAC ACKOSS THE POTOMAC A romance of the late war by Augustos Pitou and Edward M Aifriend ACT I_The War Clonds’ ACT Il_The Fiame of | Wart ACT Il The Fortune ot War! ACT IV-—-Dur- ing the War! ACT V—The Fate of War! this city, mnder command of he drill and battle scenes. it E GRAHAM, in his “Larry, the Lond L— sal aa senpte |’ cms Lie M THEATER. asylvanta ave. and {ith st MATINEE Sa’ HELEN CORTLAND'S COMEDY AND BURLESQUE COMPANY, Sorts, Champion itl and Piet! Shot, ae, IGHT BUKLESQU se: : Beacritn . SUPERIOR SPECIALTY eee Stan os Next Week—Lester & Williams’ “ME AND JACK.” 026-6: ‘ ALBACGH'S Grant oprna novs! EVERY EVENING ATS MATINEE SATURDAY. CHARLES MATHEWS’ COMPANY In the brilliantly successful comedy, BBR Y Y pre ren oo x ipeYy bopk Ro KS Y bus ¥ PO RE‘ DS FT Written by CHARLES KLEIN, ES@., * and presented by MR. A. "LIPMAN, Surronnded liy the followine perfect cast Mr. Harry Brown, Mr Lionel ana, Ne Edward Erery. Mr. Chaciea Nynigate, ir. Norman Carupiell, Mr. Acthur Monell, Miss Leonora Bralues, Mise May Stanclish, Mise Nite Sykes, Mrs. Adele Ciar Neat Week SEABROORE OFERA COM “THE Is. OF CHAMPAGNE SEATS NOW ON SALE. ALBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. NEXT WEEK “CHAMPAGNE WEEK." First Engagement Here of the “"New-crowned Merry King,” THOMAS Q. SEABROOKE, And His Comic Opera Company—80 PEOPLE, In the Gorgeous Operatic Spectacle, “THE ISLE OF CHAMPAGNE,” By Charles Alfred'Byrne and Louis Harrison. “THE GREATEST OF THE COMIC OPERAS” Sale of seats and boxes now open. 20 ETHESDA PARE, TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES DAILY. 2 AND 5 P.M. WICHITA JACK AND HIS WONDERFUL WILD WEST. ADMISSION FREE. 028 ACADEMY, n.w. TUESDAY and PRE: 8 fur adults to 8. "Class re unions 8 to 1. lessons given by appointment, Clase for children Wednesday and Saturday after noons, Address sees” J. B_ CALDWELL, 107 Est. aw. = of Ma Dax} ony stories, 0.8, onder on TOMB OF WASHINGTON. A AND MT. VERNON ¥ COMPANY. TON, ALEXA ~CIRIC RAIL New and Mecnifice | ALEXANDEIA o munity, to vi | SHALL HOUs:, BRADD Places of Kisturic interest in ALEXANDRIA. Take saloon steamers foot of sion Ueket, 3c. round tr’p. In deference to the wishes of the Ladies’ Mt. Vernon Association cars sto on SUNDAY at Little Hunting creek, one mile this sire of Mt. Vernon, the grounds being ciosed on that day. Sere HA8"* suov Tura Week commencing MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. Matinees—Tuesday, Thursday and Satu-day. Eleventh Season Bartley Campbell's SIBERIA. Next week—WHITE SLAVE. ee24-Or paronama Of the BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG, ‘The greatest battle of TT H OH OFF x T Hue wwew A BR tT oBMH Ee ewer Sk t HOB fee w AMG Es OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING, 15th street, two blocks below U. 8. Treasury. LECTURE BY COMRADE CHASE, Who received 48 wounds in the battle. sel4 ME, ALLA’ DE C. MUELLER, INSTRUCTOR 2%A of dancing and deportment at the U. 8. Ni Academy and member of the American Society son SSS DSR EDRE DAD Cettns Sete eae = oy ,E 3 pene Sy Ck PB, porenlars at the academy, Ms INGOMAR. Thatcher's Minstrels in “*Tuxedo.” | sewer F. A. REED, Supt. r AEE SETI TR se __ EXCURSIONS, &e. Rock MLL PARK ace ona a, Om en hwy A 2 the bs pa ag Po AY va net Se am, Stapdays and hear. | ‘continue hourly | pRAEESE SPRANENS HAVE OUR TICKETS LAND mols J TN: gag Sota pt LOSE THE Day. BUT GO TO MOUNT VERNON TOMORROW AT 9:20am. 11 cm. end 2pm On the Palace Steamers MACALPSTER AND RIVER QUEER. ‘The fare for the round trip i 73 cents, including admission t) the manwon and erounds of Mount Ver Bon. Children, 50 cents, | GO TO MOUNT VERNON TOMORROW AC 9:90 am. Lam. ond 2pm S2-Ours'eamers bave the exclusive privilere of landing at Mount Vernon. Our tickets include ad-niesion to the mansion end rounds of Mount Vern Steamers tomorrow at 9.30 a.m, 11am end2p.m. oa Mamar Ears, the exclusive privilege of Jems tng at Mount Vernon, ETERA’ ‘While in the city be wure and goto GLEN ECHO, | The Most Beautifal Resort around Washington, | On the Historic Banks of the Potomac. | SEE THE CHAUTAUQUA BUILDINGS, THE MAGNIFICENT AMPHITHEATER, THE COLLISEUM OF AMERICA. The New Rastic Cafe, “THE CEDARCROFT.” Take the Tennellytown electric cars at 224 and High streets, Georgetown, and enjoy a delightful ride See all the wights at Glen Bcho and then come to the Cale and get the best SOc. dinner you ever have eatem. PATRIOTIC CONCERTS Evory Afternoon and Evening. Beautiful Electrical Hlumination ot Night. RED, WHY FOr aniinatox. ~ « nett om. Tee POTOMAG um aS BABIES FREE Tor PT PAGANT EVENING TRIP take 4.9 0m boat. Home at 7 45p.m. Samescheduleon Sandaye, commencing st 30a. Aaetround ip, 6.50— Visit Alexandria, Va, FATHER WASHTNGTOWS CRTROR, Masonte Loder, the Rradtock House and the many reminiscences frow 1776 to 1985. dedtoo-l __ STAGE EXCURSIONS. SOUTHERN TALLY. Ho concer LINE, Sit John ~ to round tin. one fo han Tih ide, 1 aa 2 pom an WiyAlL Visitors should ride-on oar LADIES' GOODS. wv (847 FADED TAN SPRING DRESS WILL Dye a rich glossy black. ‘Come early and avoid the rush. Don't pack your light suit away. gentlemen : #t wilt | prove food for moths. J/dyed will be serviceable in cool weather. ANTON FISCHER, 906 Get. nw, B14 Pa. ave. se. Goat, sheepskin rugs and white furs cleaned coma tonew, se | MSS LOrrien. 725 137TH ST. WW. Form | rly of B. if. Stern's, Boston, has reonemed. bet | __ Ses al } hs wits Mine. Demongeut, fatale at KESSMAKER, ine ie Prices teasonable. ___ Tei on'parie Prancaia, se) 7am? FIRE NSITE AND BLACK LACES DONE. UP Iv Lave Cartelon vapeanier: reeeennae sees OSE a © reas SiS olf stand, HE ITA ot ne ‘sins MADAME VALI ELBGANT CREATIONS. pRtecr ys ie and pom, Pire %, AD 3-1 s0WN! ‘Van Reuth-) _ DENTISTRY. UL sens ABBucLATION, Cor. Tthand D sts. a. w. WICREDIT 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 & Hernvaxws Casz Axo Cazorz Hovsts, WAZ, OL BL AND w23 7TH 3B. > EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D. c. OCEAN STEAMERS. SMR citrd GERMAN LLOYD 8. &. 00. ee oi iments: Prices, First ‘eebta, NOTARIES PUBLIC.