Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1892, Page 16

16 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. 0, SATURDAY. OCTO! 8, 1892—SIXTEEN PAGES. LocaL MENTION. THAT DEMOCRATIC BANNER. DIRSSTERE DAY. j Pe y ES Says So. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. FINANCIAL. AUCTION SALES. It Again Flosts in the Breese, but It Has ma ~ rm ‘The Weather. Caused Trouble in the Camp. vonrcart Tt 8 PF. uw. sUYDAT. ‘The dem by the Weller —— a nek acon wie parce members of the central committee again floate on high, looking none the worse because of its followed by cocler weather. Fair. fall and contest with the horse and wagon of a CONDITION oF THE WATER hey ye and condition of water at 8 Citizen of supposed opposition sentiments. At Falls, temperature, 53; condition, first it was supposed that the downfall of the Receiving reservoir, tomperatare, 64. Con- banner was due to the bigh winds prevailing ition at north connection, 6; condition st Wednesday, but Mr. Michael I. Weller now geuth connection, 96; distributing reservoir, i010" ue1 gn en dindihiadak ta intl is te nanent Gmte that the ropes supporting the banner had beon | “out down by some evil-minded person or 3:23 p.m. persons. Mr. Weller is endeavoring just now to * - discover the guilty party or parties, but the Burton’ Co. Photography. 1495 Mass. ave.n.W. question of who cut the ropes will probably Drarot Imported Wines and Distillates,select PFOve a difficult to determine as that of who vintages, town made Cordials and “tfuck Mr. Patterson. ja Wines, the rarest aged ond Itis said that the wicked Manogueites not > Whiston at wholesale prices; comparison Ply refused to sit down and partake of the Will prove to be of faultless quality, maturity ‘eélicacies with which Mr. Weller bas offered to and Bholecomences. At Cun. Laxpen’s, 909 7th provide them at the love feast contemplated by “ im. but that they now allege that the banner hung out by Mr. Weller was bought and paid for by the Golumbia Democratic Club, and | that the Weller committee's streamer on the bottom was put there through misrepresente- tion. Itis alo said that the ten assert that when a meeting of the Columbia Demo- ‘atic Club was called for Thursday night the Extox & Co.'s photographic Parlors and Studio now open. 1435 Mane ave. “Ir rr cours rnox Fnavc it's correct!” Onur valuce in Derbies are superb. Special fea- tures in our $2.40 line. Huwar Fxaxc & Sox, One Price, How It Will Be Celebrated by the Young ‘Men's Catholic Club. ‘ ‘The Young Men's Catholic Club of Gonzaga | College will givea grand open-air entertain- ment us their share in the festivities which are to be held by the local Catholic organizations on Discovery day. The Vice President's reviewing stand, used dhring the encampment, with eanopy and deo- orations, has been secured, and is now being erected inthe large field adjoining the club's symuasium. The Third Artillery Band will be fn attendance, asalso the Columbia Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar Club. . There will be a chorus of fifty trained voicer of boys, who will sing national airs; addresses will be delivered by speakers of national reputation, with stereopti- can views illustrating the principal events in the life of Columbus. The company of Cores recently o1 ized at mn: their firet public exhibition under the direction of Sergt. Hayes of the third artillery. ‘The grounds and club rooms will be bril- Yiantly illuminated, and the decorations will be of the most elaborate style. ‘The closing feature of the evening will bea fine display of fireworks, ‘No Opposition to Howard Perry. The approsch of the annual election of A. A. Cor. Tthand D. | Weller committee, realizing that the matter — Gould be brought up. and knowing that the Eurox &Co. Photography. 1455 Mass. ave. nw. ogue committee were ina majority in i —- Columbia Club, locked the door of the club Tur Curpaxx Ane Preasep rooms, No. 1439 Pennsylvania avenue, and With oar Beautiful Picture Cards. Free to Fou. | claimed that there was mistake in the call. U.S Dewar Assy, 7th and D. Mr. Weller not only denies these statements, | but he also states that he gave his personal | Extos & Co. Superiority in photography. ; check to cover all expenses in connection with 2605 Mase. ave. Inspect the work. the making and erection of the banner. The| ‘Soon Columbin Club is expected to have a meeting | next Thursday evening, when it is thought the | matter will be called up. ——_——— An Officer's Bereavement. Oficer A. L. Sehultze of the sixth precinct Curtains laundered ut Hc. per pair for this month only at the \cwe Steam Lauxpny, 1906 F at., Merrick building. Extos & Co. Photography. Children’s pic- ane a epestndey._ 1408 Mave. ove. has the sympathy of his brother officers and New Boxer. Property owners will plese | large number of friends in the double bereave- | eond us « full description of their property. with location, price aud terms, to place in tho Rew bulletin that we will have printed at once. Wurar & Scren, 1505 Pa. ave. nw. Quaxctasten Svoan.5e.; Perfeotion Tea. 50c. ment which has come upon bis family in the last few months by the death of two of his chil- | dren. In May last Miss Lula, the eldest dangh- | ter, nineteen vears of age, died, and ——— morning Charles, the oldest son, who a few Best Hams, 11 \{0.; Star of the East Flour,35.25, months passed his seventeenth birthday, | 2. T. D. Prres, 412 4th st. ne. . | sleo passed aw: The young man had bee: | for some, but waa always cheerful and bright Extox & Co. Plainand artistic photography and confident of recovering. Previous to fall branches. 1455 Mass. ave. sickness he occupied a maible position at ee | the ‘Boston House, where, by untiring energy See Seem. — Rogeel pfrwonr aihasy and industry, he made rapld progress until -, m included. well-tintsned work. | ips = 4 Ponti oenconen Photographer, 1013 Pac aver | combelied to give up and take to bis bed. The | funeral will take place tomorrow from his | | father’s residence. RR. Ticaere bonght. sold and exchanged. | —— M2 Pennsylvania aver Telephone call 659. Several Casualtt = ES Li py Solomon Dicer, colored, fell in a fit at 7th = _ = and O streets about $ o'clock last night and was | Campers Crnsxep by the Eurime CARrEt | taken to his home, 1736 8th street northwest. ‘Wouss, 681-635 Mase ave. n.7., are made moth- ace 1 Proof free of charge. Telephone 425-2 | Joseph R. Smallwood, a conductor on the | avenue cable line, while passing from one car Miss Satur E. Gonare begs to inform her | to another on 15th near G street last night, fell Srtende and customers hat she iene longer with | of and was badly bruised about the body. He . C. Te . am Se oe i Me** | was taken to the Emergency Hospital. — ‘them at Mrv. T. B. Hannisox’s, 1329 F oi | Yesterday afternoon Eugene Gaskins, em- 7 | ployed at the Washington Brick Machine Com- ee ccee e ere an gs werie, wile pring the molds, had his ‘ 7 ngers caught in the cogs and terribly man- led. He was taken to the Emergency Hospital | i Dr. James Kerr and the staff amputated a tion of his hand. He was then taken to his ome, 1618 East Capitol street. — Fin Abend In Deutschland. An evening in Germany is the name chosen | Ir You Frxp your teeth troubling you try that superb article, Minot's Dentifrice, the best tooth wash and mouth tone kuown. 5c. everywhere. ae . W. 8. Fisuxa, Florist, 717 15th st. nw. = | You Wart Parzx, Window Shades, Room | Moldings and Interior Tintin, d Decorating | by the lady managers toa series of entertain- gto RW. Wrspensom’s, | ments in aid of the building fund of the Wash- 1113 Fst. mw. | ington Sengerbund, to be given during the two aati Srvixs Men's Derby Hate, all shapes, | Weeks beginning October 17 and ending Octo- waa or brown, fine felt, $1.80 and @2; ostra | ber 29, in the Washington Light Infantry value. A. T. Lawns, 435 7th st. | Armory. An evening in Germany will be some- - | thing like the Jabrmarkt which was held in ‘Frve Gat. Gasorixe. 0c. Mepprwax,61¢ 12th | February, 1891, but it is promised that new fea- = tures will be introduced every evening, of which ee ate Sore to 208 boon — 28 $e | timely notice will be given. For more than Seat Fina e Reantital new store at 705 | forty vears the Washington Smngerbund hes worked earnestly and successfully for music Shere reese, De Presented with box | cn for the social entertainment of its members and friends. Within the past few years the number of its members has increased so rapidly that the necessity for building a home of its | own has become imperative, not only for the accommodation of the Sengerbund itself, but also to enable the society to entertain with be- coming hospitality visttors from other citios. ‘The Sengerbund has always been prompt to respond to any invitation to assist in any similar undertaking in behalf of other societies or for charitable purposes, but this is the first time it CITY AND DISTRICT. CER AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Axpavon’s Ovens Hovsr.—My. Thomas Q. Seabrooke in “The Inle of Champagne.” Acapemy of Mcsic.—George Thatcher in af 2 Hamwis’ Buow Tuxatza.—“The White has ever called upon the public in its own be- Slave. half. Kaaway's Lrcerw Tuxaten—Lester & Penis eh Williams’ “Me and Jack” Co. __ | _, Brapptny Praxos for rent. F. G. Sarrm, 1225 = Peuzows’ Hari.—Carnival of Holi-| Pa. ave. a ‘Tux Barrie ov Garrrsavna.—15th street and | Low Rate and Special Train to Hagerstown (Chw avenue Fair. Excursion tickets via Baltimore and Ohio tailroad on sale October 10 to 14. good to | Teturn until October 15, at greatly reduced | rates from Baltimore. Washington, Lexington, Grafton and intermediate stations to Hagers- town. Tickets will include admission to the fair, the attractions of which will be daily rac- bridge. 10 e.m. and 2 p.m. ing. agricultural exhibits and display of live Gus Ecno.— Take Tenleytown cars. stock. In addition to regular train service a Conomtat Bxacu.—Steamer Macalester 10 special train will leave Washington at 7:30 a.m. | Thursday, October 13, arriving at Hageratown at 10:35 a.m., and on return trip will leave at 5:20 p.m. The fare will be $2 for the round trip, including admission to the fair.—Advt. omer ———— EXCURSIONS TOMORKOW. Barwrens Pank.— Take Tenleytown cars. x-uo Coacu. 511 13th street northwest, | to Arlington, Soldiers’ Home and Cabin, — CONDENSED LOCALS. Tux friends of Miss Cornelia Whitney will be a successful to learn that she bas A. Kavrwan’s advertisement shall interest ever lover of fine dress goods in today’s Stan.—Adet. | od Tur Bextitz Scuoon or Laxovaons offers special advantages and guarantees the best re- sults to persons wishing to learn how to under- stand, read, write and speak foreign languages in the shortest time. ‘The Berlitz method is acknowledged by all first-class American and European authorities as the best of all natural methods. Several classes in French, German, Spanish and Italian are just now tn formation: also a special evening Spanish course of twenty lessons for the nominal price of $5. This is a chance of « lifetime for business people. Get immediately your admission card to the school, 723 Lath street northwest.—Adet. > Pianos for rent. F. G. Smith, 1225 Pa av.—Adet. — Five Hoxprep Rotts tapestry Brussels car- pet to be sold for the low price of 55 cents per yard. Former price, 75 cents. Cheaper than buying an ingrain earpet for your floors. Wash B. Williams, 315 7th street northwest, Advé. _— Dox't Miss to read A. Kaufman's great dress goods advertisement in today's Stam.—Adot. > Smith, 1225 Pa. av.— Adee. ———— | Pants Sazox, Merta’s building, 11th and F | streets northwest, will reopen October 10. | Facial e and hygienic complexion steam- to New York vis Koyal Blue | ing will be — under the direct supervision Line. of Miss B. J. Howard, graduate Weldon Col- Tickets will be on sale October 9 to 12, and Miss E. G. Bowman, ‘will be valid for return journey until October st eight years with Dr. J. Parker 3S, inclusay w York, will have cl of the manicure department. A complete line of im- ported toilet and manicure goods for sale.— Adet. ompany of St. Louis to re- $21,000, and securing s writ of attach- it the credits of defendant in the hands of R. Company were attached by the W. 2G. Okie defended him. by Mr. Campbell Car- ait for divorce from Julia H. y were married February 12, . Va..and he charges when work April 5 «he had deserted ? of the Church of the Incarnation ite duties tomorrow. lace in | cecupled as a it was extinguished by No. 4) the low being slight. @ gasoline stove, at | E. Webb, 1707 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, owned by Mrs. Williams,was $50 damage but for the past fitteen of customs at New York, | learn of his serious illness at the Pianos for rent. F. lege, London, England. for the p €5.65 for round trip from Wash- | Pray of Adee reatest Fali The thirty-second annual fair at Prederick, | oe ‘M4., on October 11, 12,13 and 14 will be the! For Cuzar Raitnoap Tickets to New York, | The live Boston, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chi-| and farm | cago, Kaneas City, Indianapolis, Toledo, De- te om exhibition will be the best col- . Denver and other points west call o12 Fseen, A program of races has been | Pennsylvania avenue. Telephoue call 659.—Ad. arranged for each day, covering trials of speed - > running, trotting and pacing by the best Dox'r Miss to read A. Kaufman's great dress in the state. In addition there | goods advcrtion » = Will be special attractions daily, with new and | 8°°d* sdvertisement in today's Bram.— Ades, Rovel features. There will be Pawnee Bill's a Wild Weet show aud Mexican Hippodrome, Pisnosforrent. F. G. Smith, 1225 Pa. av.—Adrt. hie is conceded to be the most thrilling and so Realistic exhibition on earth The B. and ¢ Lapres. read A. Kaufman's great advertise- K. will sell excursion tickets from Baltimore, | ment on the inside page today.—Adet. . Hagerstown, Grafton, Le: a end tations for all trains October | Catannm. Astma, Dearxess.—Dr. Lighthill 20 to 14 inclusive, good to return until October | can be consulted from 8 to 12 and 4 to 6 at his x residence. 1411 K street northwest —Advt. Sees and | Buomo-pisxcures headache. Druggists,26c.-Ado will leave B. and 0. station, t 9:50 am, and on return trip leave Frederick at 5 p.m. The round-trip including | Scrorvza Hoxor. ““Bor four years I suffered with scrofula. Biotches came out all over my body, and swelling on the right U. officials bas occasioned many surmises as to the probable changes, if any, in the present executive. The presidency, it was thought, would change bands, and the name of Frederick K. Stearns has been mentioned as that of the most likely successor to Howard Perry of this city. Mr. Stearns mentined the matter in an interview with Secretary James E. Sullivan on ‘Thursday and said that he had no aspirations for the presidency of the national body. He expressed himself thoroughly satistied with the present ofliceholder, Mr. Perry, who has dis- charged the duties with credit and dignity. As long as Mr. Perry is in the field for re- election Mr. Stearns has no idea of opposing him; in fact, he says he will support him with ‘all his heart.’ Mr. Stearns will probably be re- elected vice president. No opposition candi- date for that oftice has yet bobbed up. ‘The meeting will be held, as usual, early in No- vember. ee ES Work of the Humane Society. The agents of the Humane Society presented at the last meeting of the executive committes the foliowing reports of work done during the | summer: For the prevention of cruelty to animals Agents Paine and Key, for the months of June, July, August and September reported the num- ber of cases investigated, 1,615; cases rosecuted, 77; horses driven when galled or Kime, 298: horves unfit for work, 497, Agent Wilson for the prevention of cruelty to children reported during the months of June, July and tember, number of cases in- vestigated, 69; amicably adjusted, 63; children taken from parents or guardians and sent to asylums, 32, eee Wills Filed. “The will of Anna M. Gould, filed in the Pro- bate Court yesterday, leaves her estate to her son, Edward M. Gould. The will of Mary E. W. Wilson of Somerset county, Me., leaves her estate to James W. al dick, her adopted son. — Low Rates to New York via Royal Blue Line. Tickets will be on sale October 9 to 12, and will be valid for return journey until October 15, inclusive. $8.65 for round trip from Wash- ington, D. C<- Adv pone oe a Pianos for rent. F. G. Smith, 1225 Pa. a > Lapres, read A. Kanfman’s great advertise- ment on the inside page today.—Adet. — A. Kavrwan’s advertisement shall interest every lover of fine dress goods in today’s ‘Stal Adrt. Lazar, Parsror. Uscen ON LIMB. COMPLETELY HELPLESS. UNABLE TO WALK WITHOUT CRUTCHES. FLESH TO THE BONE DROPPED OUT. SUFFERED GREATLY. DOCTORS FAILED TO RELIEVE. SPEEDILY CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES. In the summer of 1888 a sore came on the fleshy part of my right lez, not far from the shin bone. It co tinued to nerease in size and eventually formed a lange ulcer three inches long by two wide. Temployed aregular physician, but he gave me no reifef. It was very painful, and eventually part of the flesh to the bone dropped out. After suffering with it for six months I was induced to try the CUTICURA REME- DIES. At this time I was completely helpless, unable to walk without crutches, and suffered gretly. I about a week the sore bean to show signs of improv ment, and eventua'ly was completely healed. Another sore then broke out on my instep, but the same treat- meat soon cured that. I was indebted solely to the CUTICUKA REMEDIES for my restoration to health. My leg is now as well as { tever was and since then I have not been troubled with sores, D. F. MER «ITT, Fliisville, Miss, We hereby certify that we are acquainted with the aforesaid DF. Merrittand regard him asa reliable, truthful inan, and I beifeve his statement to be true im every particular. J.C. BRADLEY, Mayor. INO. H. BYNUM, Cireuit and Chancery Clerk. B. E. DEVALL, Sherif. CUTICURA RESOLVENT ‘Thenew Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest of Humor Remedies, internally (to cleanse the blood of all im- purities and thus remove the and CUTICUR. the great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, an Quixite Skin Besutitier, externally (to clear the and scalp and restore the hair), cure every spect agonizing, itebing, burning, scaly and pimply dis- eases of the skin, scalp and blood. Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 0c. : SOAP, 25e.; RESOLVENT, 81. | Prepared by the POTTER: DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston, $ar""How to Cure Skin Diseases,” 64 pages, 50 Mustrations and 100 testimonials, mailed free. ‘PIMPLES, black heads olly skin cured by CCT CAN'T BRE, Chest Paine, Soreness, Weakness, Hacking Congh, Asthma. Pleurisy and Inflamination RELIEVED IN ONE MINUTE BY THE CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. Nothing like it for Weak Lungs. ochwks Ir Is EASY HOU IF YOU KNOW HOW. ooo KE PDD It se eh BH cco R R EEE DDD Ht 18 A GREAT HELP AND Goons Maswora Crevrr Hovsz, S19, 821 AND $23 7TH ST. N.W., Ishelping more people today than ever before in its Listory. Its credit system is the easiest and most Mberal ever devised, and differs materially from any ever oper- ated in this cfty. EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. NO NOTES TO SIGN And 6 per cent discount on ail bills paid within thirty days. Everything sold on credit at cash prices. THAT PARLOR SUITE In plush or hatr cloth for $28 cash or $30 on credit is well worth seeing before you buy We have » whole floor full of Parlor Furniture—just as handsome in fintsh—just as modern in style and just as reliable in quality as you can find in any cash furniture house in Washington—Brocatelle—Tapestry— Wilton Bug, &c., and we are selling them on credit for less money than other people demand for “‘spot cash.” THAT BED ROOM SUITE In solidoak for #17 cash, or 18 on credit, is a bar- gain which we invite you to dupl im some other store at our price. THA? BRUSSELS CARPET At 60c. per yard cash, or @5e. per yard ow oredit, is reliable through and through—so is the Ingrain Gar- petat BSc. per yard cash, or 40c. per yard on time. All carpet made and laid free of extra cost. Nochargo for waste in matching Suro. THAT OAK EXTENSION TABLE At $6.25 cash, or $4.50 on credit, will seat six per | side of the neck, and in less than s year I had lost forty | pounds. I was induced by H. L. Tubbs, our druggist, | to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. and the blotches and. Jump | tm my neck disappeared, and I soom began to main im flesh. In four months there was none of the disease left in mv system, and | wasas well and strong as " GW. DONER, Osceola, South Dakota. ean vouch for the above. I can show forty-two prescriptions I put up for Mr. Doner, which id him sons comfortably. See the forty-pound Hatr Mattress wesell for $7.50 casb—$8 on credit. Woven wire sprins, $2.25 cash; (2.50 on credit. REMEMBER, We Sell Ey From the Baltimore Sun of June 9. are her pride) recommend {t as “‘the best TOOTH ‘WASH she bas ever used? Why do ourown Baltimore belles, whose beauty and sweetness are proverbial, ‘use it and praiso it? Simply because it is superior to anything of its kind ever yet introduced. ‘Do not fail to try it. LILLY, ROGERS & O., CITY ITEMS. Elto1 Co. aidio: 155 Mascavernee Now open ook “<Ifit comes from Franc it’s correct.” Pin your faith to this sentenoe—there's truth in every word. For example, our $1.90 Derby; style, colors, quality, price—all “correc Hesny Franc & Sox, One Price, at ‘Cor. 7th and D. Elton & Oo. Photographic work in cellu- loid, porcelain and sepia. otogravures, Pas- telles, Aquarelles, Halttones, Crayon and Oil Work. Old pictures recopied. 1455 Mass. ave. See alat Don’t Delay Too Long. Of course my stock of Carpet is not inex- haustible and if you put off your visit to my store too long you are not apt to have such » rofusion of patterns to select from as you will ind next week. The prices aro as low as it is ossible to make them and the “time” granted foes not add to the cost. Jonx Ruppex, The Acoommodator, 513 Seventh street northwest. reeks Elton & Co. Photography. 1455 Mass.ave.n.w. oc8-2t* ——— Cabinets reduced to $2.50 per dozen until November 1. Estasroo! ae go oc8-skwtt 711 Market space. peed Se Surgical Instruments and Cutlery of the finest quality; Dissecting Cases, Trusses and Veterinary Instruments. WaL¥op’s, 477 Pa. ave, n.W. 1t* aS S. Heller, 720 7th st. n.w., is making « nea clalty in Ladies’ and Ohildren's Hair Cutting and Shainpooing; also cures Dandruff. oc7-tr Butter—In 6, 10, 25 pounds and upward for family use. Cream Cheese. 907 Lia, ave, oc7-2t* oe Elton & C Mr. Elton awarded eight first medals at National Photographic Conven- tions for best work. 1455 Mass.ave.n.w. oc8-2t* ee 850 More of Those Fine $2.50 Saxony Wool German Hand-knit Jackets, sell- ing so rapidly at $1.49 at Averpacn’s, 7th & H. Domestic Pattern and Sewing Machine Rooms, 0c3-6t ” - —_+_ The careful mother always keeps Salvation Oil handy for cute and bruises. 6 Buy a Machine with a Reputation Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service. Examine our New High-Arm No. 9. Its silent rotary motion free from the heavy, rasping ac- tion of ehuttle machines, . Warrier & Witsox Mra. Co., Jetatr 437 9th st. nw. ee Phillips’ DigestibIt Cocoa, an efficacious drink for the nervous and dyspeptic. 4 Whites Yuextan Gum, the original pep- perthint flavored gum, is a great aid to diges- tion and immediately relieves the distressing pain of heartburn. 008-6t ns 10c. Royal Headache Powders. Headaches cured “while you wait.” Druggists. aul2 as Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases a None Name It But To Praise. Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. 9. A marvel of lightness and swiftness. §a27 Office 437 9th st. n. w. NEW PUBLICATIONS. HE CENTU ¥ DICTIONARY, FOR DAILY USE in the Bousehold and office. | Business apd profes. jousl men say the, use it once » ice, Loan and Trust building, cor. 9th and F'sts., Boom 94. oc5-Lm. “(arTHE ROLL OF ALL WHO LOVE THE TONIC OF THE BY AUTIFUL OCTOBER SUNSHINE BE CALLED ON THE MAOCALESTER'S DEOKS AT 10 A.M. SUNDAY MOBNING.-@2 BER OUTINGS ‘On the MACALESTER, QUEEN OF THE WAVES, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, Leave at 10 a.m. Fast Flying Delightful Trip to Y SREORGEKCE SLYESER MARSHALL HALL, On SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, at 10 a.m. sRYeaTal gyn ec ar it furnished free on the steamer. soGi"9 gag, mine angle—we'll to the river thers, my far oy Tl ogay. tan jee bended hooks shall thelr slimy Shateepeare—Antony and By General Request fhe Sew romand steel Steamer CHARLES MACALESTER we eo ORT AL BERG? be gee TS AT 10 A.M, MansHALD HALL” Gt AND CLIvTO! U1 TRIP. mn (sharp) at 10 a.m. : stopping at ag. mopping at Cittion Be at Beach at 3.30 mr apr itton 3 5:15 bon. a fx Marshall et EAE NOCRD nue Sy CeSree Cafe on the Macelestor. Meals at city prices. the best of order ruaranteed. es fs especially invited. COL.’ JOS. C. McKIBBIN, Marshall Hall. 1t_CAPT. L. L. BLAKE, Commanding Macalgster. @. COLL Ww. BANJO INSTRUCTOR, Zone only to 81 mited qumber'of purtis. "Ferme, 350 . "apis. per quarter. “Address Box 27; Star olties. pt The presence of the HIEE MAGNIFICENT RAGEI" “THE MAGNIFICENT RAGE!" LAST PERFORMANCE TONIGHT, THOMAS 9, Sy AREOOKE SEABROOK SEABROOKE Grand Com! Company. Grand Soule Opera Company, 80 PEOPLE: ‘The Gorgeous Operatic Spectacle! SB hal hanncene = “othe Kale ot Ghursparoet™ BY Chas. A. Byrne and Louts Herrison. Totton TRE e OP W NATIONAL THEATRE. NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, Monday Next. Monday Next. HALLEN and HART HALLEN and HART HALLEN and HART In ‘New Comic THE IDEA. Play, with THE IDEA. Music, ‘THE IDEA. Seats now on sale, oc7-2t M£72#RorT musio HALL. | ers eee DAMROSCH CONCERTS. The SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF NEW YOR TN CONJUNCT ON ete THE CHORAL SUCTETY, Under the direction ‘of WALTER” DAMROSCH, Assisted by E:inent Solotsts, Will give a course of six SYMPHONY AND OKATOHIO CONCERTS 8 follows: Wednesday Evening, Nov. 16, 1892... “Symphony.” {80} Esme Jack.) + Miss, Dec. 14. ine. ming’ Jan. 23, 1 Marl ‘phon: jril 10 ‘Symphion: ICKE’ 4, 85, $6, 87.50. Sale opens Wednosday at Netitoies oc8-7t ACADEMY. Old Song Night. Last time of GEORGE THATCHER'S ‘Minstrel Farce Comedy Creation, TUXEDO. TUXEDO. TUXEDO. Ill be introduced: je Darling” and "My Old xt Monday Nii t Monday Sight, in NING in WNING in MM MM A L MMMM AA L MMMM AA L MMM AAA L MMM 4 4 LLLL HOR 00. pa | NNN EEE HH OO Pept BSNS E HHH © ©O PPP IL NNN EE 72 ee ae It NNN E HH 00 Pp n NNN EEE TIGER HEAD BRAND. Esranrisnep 1 7 7 4, THE LEADING ms A TIT Pat AA f MM AA 7 q x MM A UA LLLL tJ FEE X X TITT RRR ocg E xx rT ROR as co 7 EEE x x T RR A A OCO ? OF THE 19TH CENTURY. Coxavers Ixsomxra. Cores Dyspepsta. Assists Dicestiox. A Solvent Remedy for General Debility, Counteracts the Effects of Alcoholic Stimu- lants and a Great Boon to Nursing Mothers. Sraorty Pune. Superior to any Imported. Recommended by the Medical Faculty. FOR SALE BY THE LEADING DRUGGISTS. PREPARED ONLY BY Bazwmo Compary, ‘38TH STREET AND GIRARD AVENUE, T. B. Towxen & : Cp re ra Wool-mized Dress Goods, good imitation of ail “RIN ABEND IN DEUTSCHLAND" (gp evening in Germany), In aid of the building fund of the WASHINGTON SENGERBUND, Washington Light Infantry Armory, OCTOBER 17 to OCTOBER 29, 1892, at 8 p.m. Children's matinee SATURDAYS at 2 p.m. CHANGE OF PROGRAM NIGHTLY. Season tickets, $1. Single admission, 10 cents, TONIGHT! TONIGHT! LESTER AND WILLIAMS “ME AND JACK" BURLESQUE COMPANY. Next Week—Sam T. Jack's “FORTY THIEVES." oe! OFS. ROBT. L. MAZZULLA'S dane! gplgn WEDNESDAY": -CAULEY'S HALL, Pennsylvania ave. 3 °. Ciage reunions every ‘ednesday’ svening following, oc? PROF. McCLARY'S RIDING SCHOOL 15 OPEN FE) for, the sparen: Bue saddle horses for hire; also 70 boarding horses. oct Oe és 2105 11th st.n. RBEMBER, TICKETS FOR THE BISCHOFF = Concert and Organ Recital at Hi x famline Church, , October 12, are for sale at Ellis’ Musto ee oct" MY OF MUSIC. MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, Benefit of COLUMBIA DIVISION, No. 3, U. BR KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. ROBERT DOWNING . In THE GLADIATOR ‘Tickets of T. H. Hall, 1117 F st. nw., ‘Wm. G. Lown, 7th and Md. ave. s.w., ©. W. Davis, 1508 9th st. n. w. And members of Columbia, No. 3. oc6-4t (CEASSES IN DANCING WILL BE RESUMED Atiny Academy, 1517 R st. n.w., on SATURDAY, the 8th instant. At 3 p.m. for Misses and Masters, and atSp.m. for adults. All former pupils are invited to attend) Mrs. FLORA 0. DYER, ocb-4t BIT Rt. BOF. CALDWELL'S DANCING ACADEMY, P apd His: nw. TUESDAY sag aE Rrions co LL Privat eesotgeie Bt0.8, .claae re ase for children Wednesday and. Baturday after: noch Ott. J. B. CALDWELL, 107 Est. n.w. ROF. COBNING" P ACADEMY OF DANCING, TUESDAY and SATURDAY EVEN AGE Del Monte, the latest round dance out, will be ak thin Academy cxelunvely. deaire to anadag tine Concordia Hall is the proper slese te soe ESSES. SKEEN & PILLION ‘of dancing, Hal, Gtsrveen fant Sten. rani svenings st 8 p.m. ‘MEXICO. ptuin Sct enk” Gedce ORI LE Cie pout Of the BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG, |. The greatest bettie of oN “CREDIT, And there are no notes to sign. GROGAN Shed HE ¥WAR. _ OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING, __, Mhorecetved 48 wounds tn the battle, sald : i 4 ibe METenorr Music HALL. STAR COURSE. FOUR CONCERTS. FRIDAY, OOTOBER 28, SOUSA'S NEW MARINE BAND. OVIDE MUSIN CONCERT CO. FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, FOUR FINE CONCERTS. NOTE THE PRICES. COURSE TICKETS... 1, $2, 83. Sale opens Monday at Metzerott’s. O80 FYA*8S Bove TakaTeR” Mrs. P, Harris, RL. Brit . Dean, Froprietors and Managers) Week commencing MONDAY, OCTOBER 10. The Versatile Comedian, “DAN'L A. KELLY,” In his sensational melodrama, THE SHADOW DFTECTIVE. Next Week—LILLIAN KENNEDY. DIso 'S MARV} OUS PHONOGRAPH. ase Bead. “World's Groiest Wonders US sortie G2 E st_ nw. BR ALLAN DE CO. MUELERR, INi MS ALAS DEG MOREEEE IS erRUGTOR Sea th tok teat EMS Enb October 3. my ans ireulars at the sosdemy, Masonic im ok, ners bi ranting at COUNT VERS testo LON, oT T Go (OUNT VERN Si si cate toa, tatag namie siento he i oaks of Week Vernon. On the famous blue Potomae, peat Riesan exoun, Hegent Maen na THe MANSION Ak Ghot ps Steamer ster to river landings bar Marlowe diay dogg + Freights an THE MOBSPVERNON AND MaRsMALL HALL STEAMBOAT rey TRE STEAM LAUNCH FLORENCE WILL M. two trips toGien Eoho and Sabie Jol SUNDAYS only. Boat leaves 334 st. and Qanal at 0 fifteen Foods Between mites Tittist. nw. mest: ION TO F Mees Mt. VERNON. TOMB OF WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON, ALEXAND) ND MT. VERN ELECTING RATERS oO ” Picturesque and Beautiful Route. New and Marnificent ALEXANDHIA dtrect to the, Gate tunity to visit OHRIST CHURCH, MAR- SHALE HOES, BRADDOCE HOUSE ga Mae Places of historic’ interest in ALEXANDRIA. Take ferry steamers foot of 7th st. Spectal sion ticket, 30c. entire round trip. acs Connecting also with trains of Pennsrivants rail- road at Alerandsin. Take oes Sta Mee In deference to the wishes of the Ladies’ Mt. Vernon Association cars stop on SUNDAY at Little Hunting creek, one tile this side of Mt. Vernon, the grounds being closed on that day. oe0) F. A. REED, Supt. ing daily from the MANSION, VEtERans: ‘While in the city be sure and goto GLEN ECHO, ‘The Most Beautiful Resort around Washington. On the Historic Banks of the Potomac. SEE THE CHAUTAUQUA BUILDINGS, THE MAGNIFICENT AMPHITHEATER, THE COLISEUM OF AMERICA. ‘The New Rustic Cafe, **THE CEDARCROFT.” Take the Tennallytown electric cars at 32d and High streets, Georgetown, and enjoy a delightful ride. See all the sights at Gien Echo and then come to the Osfe ‘and get the best 50c. dinner you ever have eaten. PATRIOTIC CONCERTS Every Afternoon and Evening. Beautiful Electrical Illumination at Night. RED, WHITE AND BLUE. _s0l6-Im STAGE EXCURSIONS. 13s Ix Po. E OFFIC: OF TH yet ‘of 608 F at Ces = i Sea ty Ct ~ FAMILY | 16 F st. aw ALARGE AMOUNT OF TRUST FUNDS T oan |i eal satate eccurity, at 5 SATS ot oe Taz Nastoxa, Sare Derosrz, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Of the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE Chartered by special act of Congress Jan. ,18C7,and acts of Oct.,1890 and Feb. 1802 CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Rents safes from 85 each upward per annum. Sliver ware and valuables taken on depostt. TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and interest allowed on sums of not less than #4 Prepares and keeps Wills free of charwe—acts as Ex- ecutor, Administrator and Trustee—executes Trusts of all kinds. BENJAMIN P. 8) ER. President. TEBE §aebrou cy Pega MAR B. JONES. Third Vico Pree. STURTEVANT. Secretary. sin P. Snyder, Tones C Robbing, Siitthew des Charice A. denen” E Tranct Jouaston, naries ¢ jHions Barry Schr S Parke. as Hy nF. Rodevirs, Wiliam E’Glaex, tay-am_thotoae i Soeea Member Washington Stock Exchange, Real Estate and Stock Broker, Rooms ¥ and 11, Atlantic Building, 90 F st. n. w. INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or on margin. Cotton bought and ecld in New York or New Orleans. CORRESPONDENTS. Private wires to New York, Chicago and New Jeans. Telephone, 453. Tit wae. and tne certitcates Close: General Banking. DLE FUNDS DRAW INTEREST WHEN DEPOS. Calland get onr rates on deruand FUTURE PAYS. ATCLIFPE, DARE & CO., Auctioneers, SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMTROVED PROPERTY IX Bau Y FARM. plete od Colusaton Yeosed for egeiny neous ict of Co re y canee No. ‘Gale hig cc al were jack wes defendant, 1 wll sn | SS bele Bute N rie aa, st alge | OCR TM allem k secuee and shen at the : ‘be rea’ equal Eazgite somigamualiy, = f sale. Term upited with im fifteen lays, or the right to sil at risk and oust of defaulting [irobster ts reserved. “All conveyancing, recording, 4 at Purchaser's com ments atone and two 1) cam, wail S20 Pa even TRUSTEES sare ¢ LUARLE REAL PSTATE ON MASSACHUSETTS. A NUP NORTHEAST. BEING HOUSES Noe 1A AND 137, gooD oF Po TY OFFERED BUY A FINE Bouse AT A LOW S EAMY TefMs TN A Soon wih A LARG A SHADE ¥ “unde Eryn wil or for ale ty “tlom. tn front ef the: remains, 4 SPVENTPEN TYE TAVOR OcrOMER. ten ALP-PAST FOCR PM SUB LOTS 68 AND aw, IN SQUARE Tra. crowed ty a new Fach lot being} beth with Sniebs imctetic belie Ouse to be +04 it-poowm and #500 to be pal in cash, of ratiredes a deqwait at the ‘ine aiange of the barchaw woney im tmcnthiy Paytoeinte ot 656 per Hout, oon tw nawal aye t mente inoue and two peice from day of ch the purchaser w iif Laser. FRANK T. 8! Est JON 8 SW ocSdkds [ATER & stan, TRUSTEES: SALP OF VALUABLE Ph RTY ON FIFTEENTH &TRY BETWEPN LAND M STi 82, at HALE-PAST FOUR CLOCK PM. ia eee north 14 feet 1s In hea to the pln! of wt nie tnsproved by w team ‘n one Lue os ey NORTiwest. Terme of nal BY cash and the balance in and two years, terest fro~ the day of gale, the det | Pe srcared on the property so%d. : nde the rin be ye Reta sa MICHAEL 3. COLBERT EDWARD Moe. oR Aas (THOMAS DOWLING & BON, Auctiongers. O12 Ft aw. ALE OF VALUABLE RUSINE? TH SURELT NORTHWPST, af ¥, OCTK FOUR Prenitses, part of feet on the wast wide reserved to. burchaset, PEREMPTORY, Ne SEV ave on front fronting’ Beorx Savixo Moser By taking a few shares in the 24 New Tams of Stock in the Equitable Co-operative Building Association. Shares are 82. 50each, payable monthly. ‘The Equitable is conducted upon the trus Princtples of co-operation. It is mufuaily ad- tantageous to both classes of stockholders— those saving and those borrowing. It encourages you to save money. It will help you buy a hom It will loas you money to pay off your mort- gage and permit you to returu the money in ‘email monthly installments, ‘One thousand dollars is loaned upon each share. Apartor all of aloan may be settled at any the upon payment of the principal and inter- est to date. Heavy expenses are avoided. Four-and-s-half millions have been loaned to shareholders without the loss of a dollar. This and its published reports are evidence of the safe and accurate assessinent of Real Eatato Securities and the otherwise careful and con- fervative conduct of the Equitable as a Co- operative Saving and Loaning Institution, Panphiete ezplaiming the advantages and Denese 7 the assoeation and other inrorma- tion vurnished upon application at the office, 1008 F st. JNO. JOY EDSON, Secretary, EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, 1003 F ST. N.W. 0c3-6t ilinw and store, cellar, house containing eight rooms; Algo stable in rear. mins: One-third cash, balance in one and two with secured vy deed of trust "ty. oF tthe ri yancing haser cost, ot two 0) required a8 of male, ook tide ([2OMAS DOWLING & SOS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE UNIMPROV)D LOTS ON F STREET NOLTHWEST On FRIDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY. atitve OCK PM. ison, tye being au STand 45, in square 44. ye-third cash, balance one and two St! per cout” secured on ‘the property, or ail Gesired. “Ali converancing and eerie, foe ae THOMAS DOWLI (CHANCERY, SATE OF PREMISES No. 520 NINTIE STREET SOUTHWEST Sav th, Me, Dare” & PBFA SCP: AFTERNOON. Lot square four hundred wide, Teruss of sale" One-third muaily at 6 the property, on all #100) ani IP. a. One hanired ( ‘Terms to be « dancing and perard tug tole paid = DaNikL oy be Cat EWIS G. TEWESBURY, Like ope LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1835 F ST., WASHINGTON, D.c., Bus, ang sll for Grain, an Direct prirate Sires to Now York ana Chicago. Rarest allowed on deposits, Outitowp business wspectalty. Constant giotations cate "THE SOUTHERN TALLY-HO OOAOH LINE, 311 3th st. n.w., dat ington, Soldiers’ Ho: Cavin Sohn Belase, YO acntS bans SOs, GIs Found trip, ‘All visitors should ride'on our great, si in-band taily-ho. 5-2" aaa) aE aang x NX ND Ni maze bt Cor. 7th and D sts. n.w. And now, if autumn weather brings tooth- ‘ache, we can fill the excruciating cavities without pain and restore the old roots with beautiful gold or porcelain crowns, If you Prefer to have them out, remember our reputation for pure, fresh as and skillful extracting. In short, if there is anything ‘Wrong inside your mouth you will do well to come to us for assistance. VERY BEST TEETH (fall set).. oc3-3m_ Canmanr & Ler. ‘Fall Opening of Ladies’ and Children’s Muslin ‘Underwear. We invite your inspection. Fall and Winter-weight Merinoand Wool Under- wear. Fall and Winter-weight Hosiery, in cotton, merino, cashmere and wool. We make a specialty of Hosiery for Infants in Sooks {length Extra long length and Long Hone, sizes 4 to 6. ‘Kid Gloves. Genuine Foster Hook at @1, $1.35 and @1.75 a pair. Genuine Pigskin Mosquetaire at 88c. pair, Undressed Mosquetaire at $1 and $1.35. Jouvine-Dressed Mosquetaire at $1.75 a pair. ‘The new Turn-over Collars and Cuffs for Ladies. Ladies’ and Children's Cloaks. It will pay you to ‘examine them. 4 CARHART & LEIDY, ‘S28 7th wt, and 708 Ket ae, Ar 20 Pus Caxr Discouxs. We have: Ls Foeurr BUILDING, CIATION, NOS. 908 TO 914 G ST. N. W., WASHINGTON. D. ©., Offers the followinz tnvestments to its patrons: per cent per annum, payable sem!-annually. The fallamount deposited, with interest, may be with- drawn on thirty days’ notice. ‘per cent per annum coupon certificates issued where the deposit is not withdrawn before three years. 10 per cent per annum whore the depositis not with- drawn before five years. Stockhoiders can borrow $1,000 forthe small sum of 248, having eight yearsto repay it, at rateof $13 Fermonth. ‘Compare this with the expenses of all other associs- tons. Over €2, 200.650 of stock subscribed in Washington city alonefrom November 12, 1890, to August 1, see. Our figrnres show weofferthe most favorable terms on loans and deposits, and our securities being three times the value of the loan and the loan being repaid monthly makes the security still better each month, rendering it impussible for our patrons to lose a dol- Jar. au27 HARRISON DINGMAN, President. WS. HOGE Pree T. ©. DANIEL, Sec [["ITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN 4880- CIATION, 1313 F st., Washington, D.C. Shares, €100, payable in monthly installments of Scents, which participate in all profits and mature int months, : Pays toterest on money deposite tn any amount. Sand 6per cent interest paid on special deposits from the date they are made, 378-3 nh margin Stocks, Bonds, sigs Securities dealt Sif tnarkets Telephone—S45. LOAN AND INVESTMENT ASSO- Tur Coxscuens Or Faxcr Frove Can buy our “‘Cream Blend” Flour of the following frocers. It is the only recognized Blended Flour on the market and a trial will con- ‘vince the most skeptical that it is the very bed in use: Wholesale by B. B. EARNSHAW & BRU., Washington, D. ©. J. E. CONNELLY, 978 1st 522 14th nw. 1809 15th n. w. ‘NEY & SON, 170017thaw. GOLDEN, 1034 2th mw. . P. WHITE, 1138 12th aw. J. L. HAMMACK, S00 0th a. F. M. DAVIS, 7396t n.w. RYON & SUITE, cor. N. J. ave. and Raw, Mrs. M. O'TOOLE, 1115 14th n. w. ROBERT WHITE. jr., 9009% 0. A.C. KAMMERER, 130 Ist nw: WM. F. AUTH & BRO., cor. 3dand Ind. ave ow. E. HOGAN, 601 8. J. ave. nw. JOHN H. ONTRICH, #01.6th nw. WILLIAM KERR, cor. 2uth and Fn.w. ist and Maw, ORS, cor. Sthand Haw, Mre. A. BURKE, #20 7th aw, EMIL SPAHN, cor. 6th and Ls.w. A. J. SANFORD & BRO., 1212 Unionaw. 8. L. DENTY, 120034... AL. HUNTT & 00., 801 aga. MES FERRY, 441 N. 3. ave. nw, BADEN, 822 Cae, CAM da zB a F. ° . 5. SCHNEIDER, 722 Md. ave. ne, ARD WALLS, oor. 34 and Cn. |. F. HATOR, cor. 3d and Md. ave. ne See PERM J%9- W. Conson. INO. W. MACARTNEY. grove Ut AT xu, fos ey overnment Bouts. soe ty woos on the exchanges of ‘Boston and afar ct pour | Dt ponds and Sita 1107 F Sx. N. W. Fons Axo Croaxs OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS IN STOCK AMD MADE TO ORDER, Fons Reorep Axo Arrmep Grasty has Carpets from 11ie. to 1.50, Grasty will make and lay any Carpet at lowest pom Geasty don't promise you something for nothing an@, youdon"t get it anywhere. Some persons clam to make no charge for making, metabe {ng and laying a Carpet. Get our pricesand have your eyes opened. ‘Teach your little chiléren to say Grasty: your Gousty mates bold: statements end toe a you bay or not. ‘Remember the name: GRASTY—GA¢STY-GRasre, ‘W510 end 1512 7th ot aw, bet Dens@ | ae Orvexmmc Fon Tur Lovrzz Forzs