Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1892, Page 10

10 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. Cc. MONDAY, LOCAL MENTION. © The Weather. PORECAST TILL 8 P. w. TUESDAY. Forthe District of Columbia, Maryland and | fair; warmer on Tuesday; northerly | winds | CONDITION OF THE WATER. | Temperature and condition of water at 8| o.m.: Great Falls, temperature, condition, te house. 36. Low tide. | 458 a.m. 5:02 p.m. | >. | Praxc’s Castox Fraxser Drawers at 48¢. “the best made. Sox, One Price | ‘Cor. Tthand D. | High tide. 10:39 am. 11:03 p.m. an Minnisery AXNoUNCEMENT. al services of a ff an accom- leading New York trimmer econ we will be prepared x than we were last to give the atten. tion we woulll Ike to oar nnmerous custome New styles imported and of our own design | "ill be added daily to the display in our show | Yoom. Famer, Importer. 1107 F sts. j Sriexprp Grasses, £1. Hemreen’s, 453 Paave. | Goon Boatp and rooms at Hotel Fredonia at | moderate rate= Sprctar rox TrEspar. Prime Rib Roast, W0e.; Lamb, 12'¥e. to 15e. Veal, 12%5¢. ~ ured Hams, 125¢¢ Bacon, 125¢¢.; Fork, ice Print But- ter, 3e.: eggs, 2 rn, Pens and | Tomatoes, 25. Drop us postal order. Istzn- BaTroxat Mamket, 1201 E st. nw. | A Puare StaTeMENt. | The Derby Hat which we sell for $1.90 is | well worth a balf dollar more. | | | Puaxc & Sox, aes “ Pung Water, a good brash and Minot's Dentifrice will insure f teeth and | fragrant breath. 25c. everywhew. Tea, 50c.: | GmastLateD Se 5 Best Hams,115; * Flour, 35.25, th st. se. J.T. D. Pytes, 412 Miss Satire E. Gonrir begs to inform her friends and customers thet sho ix no longer with | J.C. Hetebinson. but will be pleased to meet them at Mrs. T. B. Hannts 129 F st. Canpers Cuzsxen by the Exrme Canret ‘Wonxs, 31-635 Mass. ave. n.w., are made moth- Proof free of charge. Telephone 425-2 Raistxorn’s Ict Cream. 295 G st. n. CITY AND DISTRICT AMUSEM ‘TS TON Arsavan’s Ovens Horse. New Nationat Tueatee. in “The Idea.” Acaprwx of Mvsic.—Robert Downing in “The Gladiator.” Hanis’ Brot Tweater.—Dap'l A. Kelly in “The Shadow Detective.” Kenwax's Lyceum Tueaten.—Sam T. Jack's | “Forty Thieves.” ‘Tux Bartee os Gerrrspcra.—15th street and Cio avenue. iT. “On the Soudan.” Hallen & Hart —_—. CONDENSED LOCALS. Derective Tuamwet Saturday recovered a Borve alleged to have been stolen from a farmer | Rear Marlboro’ some weeks ago. Tux body of the white man found at Quan- tico, Va., last week has not been identified, but it is thought to be the body of a sailor from one of the river schooners. Sarvmpay night Nellie Bland was struck by a colored woman in South Washington and ber yw bone fractured. She was taken to the ear Hospital. Betweex midnight and 7:30 o'clock yes- terday morning the drug store of A. B. Finney, | $28 7th street nortbwest, was entered by cut- ting out a panel and a blue cheviot coat and 88 was carried of. Ricuanp Hasais, colored, living at 1117 15th street northwest, was attacked with delirium ‘tremens yesterday morning and taken to Emer- gency Hospital. an corted by Grand Canton M.. attended divine services at Douglass Memorial Church, corner ith and H streets northeast, yesterday morn- . where Rev. E. O. Eldridge, the 5 ~ bop athe cous on San femer” Im. axp Mas. J. Wart Henao have the sym- athy of many friends in the loss of their in- estan, deans Meets, whe diel Sotardey afternoon. The funeral takes place this after- noon at4 o'clock from the residence, 126 E street northeast. —————— Funeral of Austin D. Haynes. The funeral of the late Austin D. Haynes of | 54H street northeast, an employe of the gov-| ernment printing office, and one of the young- est captains in the confederate army, took | from his residence yesterday at noon. he funeral was largely attended and the re-! mains were taken to the ferry boat and thence to Alexandria, where the cortege was met by | KLE. Lee Camp of Confederate Veterans, the interment being made at Bethel cemetery. on the outskirts of the city, where a space has been | set aside for the remains of ex-confederate ver | erans. Rev. Dr. Nelson of the Alexandria Epis ‘Seminary oficiated. ‘The pallbearers were Messer. Frank Padgett. John Rankin and Hob- nting Columbi ert Male. re: teal Union. ter, William Ba: Harmon, repre- senting the confederate societies. > Low Rates to New York via Royal Blue ne. Tickets will be on sale October 9 to 12, and | will be valid for return journey natil October 15, inelusive. 4.65 for round trip from Wash- — Adee. The thirty-second annual fair at Frederick, Md_, on October 11, 12,13 and 14 will be the | greatest in the history of the county. The live | stock, the agricultural machinery and farm | | course from Birhoy | trip tickets to New York October 9 to 12, MANY EMINENT DIVINES. Bishops snd Distinguished Episcopalian Clergymen Preach in This City. The sermons in many of the Episcopal cburches in this city yesterday were from the lips of prominent members of the Episcopal convention now in session in Baltimore. A number of the bishops who are in attendance at the sessions of the convention came over here and preached to Washington audiences. ‘The Episcopalians of this city are evincing a great deal of interest in the convention, and 80 far as possible hospitality is extended to the delegates. The presence here of so many of the leading divines of the chureh gave an addi- tional interest to the usual church services. The attendance in all the Episcopal churches w: larger then usual, and 1 autumn flowers, gavea further attractiveness to the services. The congregation of Christ Church, George- town, had the pleasure of listening to @ sermon yesterday morning from Bishop Wm. A. Leon- | 1 afd of Ohio. As the rector of St. John’s Church | this clty and is therefore no stranger to the | Episcopalians of the District. A number of his former parishioners attended the services at Christ Church yesterday morning. After the service the members of the congregation came forward and greeted the bishop. Next Sabbath he will preach at St. John’ Bishop Coleman of Delaware delivered the | sermon vesterday morning at St. Paul's Church | and in the evening Rev. Dr. Charles Hale, as- sistant bishop of Illinois, preached. services were largely attended and the dis- courses listened to with great interest. At the Charch of the Incarnation Bishop Gil- lespie of Michigan preached at the morning service. The congregation of St. James’ Church listened yesterday morning to an eloquent dis- Nicholson of Milwaukee. While in the city the bishop was the guest of Gen, Duncan S. Walker. A large congregation filled the handsome auditorium of Epiphany Church yesterday morning and listened to a scholarly sermon de- livered by Rev. Dr. William R. Huntingdon, the rector of Grace Chureh, New York city. ‘The assistant bishop of Alabama, Rt, Rev. Henry M. Jackson, defivered the sermon at the even- ing rervice. At Ascension Church Rev. Dr. Copers of Charleston, 8. C., delivered the sermon in the morning and in ‘the evening Canon Mills of Trinity Chureh, Montreal, Canada, occupied the pulpit. ‘Archdeacon Oliver of Kearney, Neb., delit- ered the sermon last evening at St. Stephen's Church, on 14th street extended. Rev. H. L. Phillips of Philadelphia preached at St Luke's in the morning. At the evening service Kev. Frazier Miller occupied Dr. Crum- mell’s pulpit. —__—_—> A Testimonial to Capt. Parmenter. One of the most thoroughly and pleasen surprised men in the city last Saturday night was Capt. H. H. Parmenter, quartermaster of the recond District of Columbia regiment. For two years Capt. Parmenter has performed all quartermaster and commissary duties for the riflemen who have represented the District at Creedmoor and Sea Girt. That he was faith- ful end popular is evidenced by the fact that he was inveigied from his home at Mount Pleasant to second regiment headquarters and there presented with a silver tea service, pur- chased for that purpose by those who were members of the detachment that chot at Sea Girt last month. Lieut. Geo. H. Harries, as captain of the brigade team, made the presen- tation speech. and after Capt. Parmenter had accepted the gift there were several enlogistic addresses by Col. Clay, Capt. W. L. Cash, Capt. F. Bell, Lieut. F. L. Graham, Lieut.’ Tom- nson and others. eget A Day for the Old Foiks. The Fourth Street Methodist Church has a pleasant custom once a year of setting apart a Sunday for the observance of what is called “Olé Folks’ day.” Yesterday was “Old Folks’ day” and an interesting and touching service was beld at the church. Many of the aged members of the church, whose advanced years prevent their regular at- tendance, eame upon this occasion and were sented in easy chairs in front of the pulpit. The Pulpit was handsomely decorated with plants and flowers. The sorvices were conducted by the pastor, Rev. W. J. Thompson, assisted by John L. Haghey, Rev. Dr. Osborn and Mr. Satell. An interesting musical program formed a part of the services. —_—-—_ The Colored Odd Fellows. After a session of five days the sixth biennial convention of the Movable Committee of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows, colored, adjourned sine die Saturday evening. The election of officers resulted as follows: Grand master, W. M. F. Forrester, Richmond, Va.; deputy grand master, Charles B. Wilson, New ‘Giew Ea; grand secretary, C. H. Brooks, Paducah, Ky.; grand treasurer, W. C. H. Cur- tis, Brooklyn, N. Y.:grand directors, J. W. An- derson, Pennsylvania; John Harmon, Motgom- ery, Ala.; D. A. Clark, Washington, D. C.; W. L. Holmes, Virgit The next meeting ot the | convention will be held at Boston. D. B. Bowser of Philadelphia, the retiring grand sec- retary, was pensioned ‘at the rate of $50 per month, after twenty-four years’ service. _— Reduced Rates to New York via Pennsyl- ia Raltroad on Occasion of Columbian © tion. The Pennsylvania railroad will issue round- elusive, good to return until the 15th, at the rate of $5.65 on account of the Columbian cele- bration. On October 11 the naval parade will take place, and on the 12th military parade, dedica. tion of Columbus monument and grand night pageant with display of fireworks.—Adct. se ER Manse Baxp at Craig & Harding's tonight. Adet. ae Ses “Ovesrxo Exuiert.” with music and flowers, at Craig & Harding's tonight, 13th and F sts.— Advt. Baltimore and Ohio railroad announces a spe- cial exeursion to San Francisco, Cal., via St. Pieiucts on exhibition will be the best col- ever seen. A program of races has been | arranged for each day ering trials of speed | in running, trotting and pacing by the best Louis on October 25, leaving Washington, D. €. wt 3:30 p.m. The excursion has been espe- cially arranged for tke accommodation of | per- sons desiring to settle in the west and should be thoroughbreds in the state. in addition there | will be special attractions daily. with new and Bovel features. There will be Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show and Mexican Hippodrome. | which is conceded to be the most thrilling and Fealtstic exhibition om earth. The B. and 0. | K. k, will seid excursion tickets from Baltimore, | Washington, Hagerstown. Grafton, Lexington | and intermediate stations for all trains October 10 to 14 inciuaive, good to return until October 18 inelusive. at one fare for the round trip, with 60 cents additional for admission to the fair. On Wednesday and Thursday, October 12 and | 33, « special train will leave B. ‘and O. station, | Washington, at 5:50 a.m, and on return trip | will leave Frederick at 5 pm. The round-trip fate will be €1.65 from Washington. including admission to the fair. Tickets will be good only on day of wale. —Adct eerie Low Fare and Special Trains to Frederick. In addition to the low excursion rates via the B. and O. RR. which will be offered those at tending the Frederick. Md.. fair, October 11 to ial low rate of $1.65 will be offered jashington. including admission to the fair. on Wednesday and Thursday, October 12 end 13, tickets to be good on day of sale only. | On the same dates a special train will leave B. end 0. station, Washington, at $:50 a.m, ar- tiving at Frederick at 11:10 a.m... and re will leave Frederick at 5:00 p.m. —Adet. Low Rate and Special Train to Hagerstown Exeursion tickets via Baltimore and Ohio tailroad on sale October 10 to 14. good to feturn until October 15. at greatly reduced Fates 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- agricultural exhibits and display of li largely patronized by them. All comforts nec- essary fora transcontinental journey will be provided. Apply to Daniel Bride, passenger agent Baltimore and Ohio, Central building, Baltimore. or to 8. B. Hege, 1351 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, who will cheerfully fur- nish information relative to rates to different points in the west.—Adet. ——— To Luray Caveans rs Avtcmy.—The next excursion to Luray caverns on Tuesday, Octo- ber 18, via B. and O. R.R., comes at ‘a time when a trip to the famous cave is most pleas- ant. Traveling ix er byte? | = route is most picturesque. The f of Serato on Ge Shewswdech Billo fe seees gor- geous and brilliant in its autumnal hues. A special trai will leave B. and O. station, Wash- ington, at 8:25 am. Returning, will leave Luray at 5:00 = and wil) arrive Washington ‘a: 9:00 p.m. nd trip, €3.50, including ad- mission to the caverns.—Adet. pibinsene enna ArrExTiox is called to the trustees’ sale of a lendid plece of property on Itoad street, West Washington, fronting abont 179 feot on’ Road street anc adjoining a fourteen-foot alley, which will be sold tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. by Duncanson Bros.— Adtt. eer aN Cnaro & Hanpixo invite all to their “open- ing” tonight. Music and flowers.—Adet, Oce Busy Was a beauty, fair, plump and healthy. But when two years old SCROPULA HU MOR spread over her head, neck and forebead down into her eyes, one great sore, offensive and dreadful. causing such ITCHING AND BURNING that we had to te her hands to pre- In addition to regular train service a train will leave Washington at 7:30 a.m. Oetober 13, arriving at retown et 10:36am, and on return trip will leave at m. The fare will be €2 for the roand tip, admission to the fair.—Adet. Artrtiox is called to the trustees’ sale of four very desirabie brick residences, Noa. 1824 and 1826 Florida avesiue, to be Y_ afternoons, at 4 o'clock. “This sale pre- ty for an invest- ‘© home. For terms, &c., see the by Browning & ‘Swormetedt, a i & fy 4 F Ht H [ vent scratching. For three years she suffered ter- ribly. The first beneficial effect from Hood's sarss- parilla was that she bgan to show more life and have ‘an appetite. Then the humor soon began to subside, the ITCHING AND BURNING CEASED, and the ‘sores entirely healed up. She is now perfectly well, and so different from before taking HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA ‘That she seews like another child." I. W. FRED- ERICK, Danforth street near Crescent ave., Cypress ‘Hill, Brooklyn, N. ¥. ‘HOOD'S FILLS cure all liver indigestion, nausea, sick headache, Waar Cax Concens Dor Everything that is cleansing, purifying and beauti- fying for the skin, scalp and hair of infants and chil- rem the CUTICURA REMEDIES will do. They ‘epeedtiy cure itching and burning ecsenies, cleanse ‘the sealp of scaly humors, purify the blood and re- ‘store the hatr. ‘They are sbsclutely pure, agrecsbie and unfailing. Soldeverywher, er = altars, decked with | Pishop Leonard spent a number of years in| Both | 4 A NEW CHURCH DEDICATED. ‘The Edifice Erected by the North Capitol M. The new church edifice which has been | erected by the congregacion of the North Cap- |itol M. E. Charch was dedicated yesterday | with appropriate ceremonies. It occupies the site of the old church building, North Capitol | and K streets, and is a handsome improvement. | There were three services held yesterday, which | were largely attended, and the gratifying fact was announced that over $3,000 had been sub- lecribed toward liquidating the debt | of $6,000. The morning service was con- ducted by the pastor, Rev. Charles 0. Cook the presiding elder, Rev. H. R. Naylor, D.D. assisting. tormon was delivered by TK George E. Reed, D.D., the president of Dickin- ton College. Tho formal dedicatory, exercises were held in the afternoon and were conducted by Dr. Naylor, who was assisted by Rev. Dr. Reed, Rev. L. T. Widerman, the pastor of the McKendree Church, and the pastor. The ser- mon was delivered by Dr. Naylor. At the even- | ing service Rev. John F. Goucher, D. D., the president of the Woman's College, delivered the | discourse. Tho music was led by a large choit under the conductorship of Mr. Edward Sax- ton. ‘The new church edifice is a handsome struc. ture built of Brick and brownstone, and has a seating capacity of 600. The first floor is ar- ranged for the use of the Sunday school. ‘The building cost about £18,000, The trustees are | Mesers. 'N. Bunch, T. Clark, W. R. Fisher, The- odore Hodes, W. 8. Lowdermilk, A. M. Laing, Jesse Owings, John E. Slick and Chas. B. ver. ee The District Tennis Tournament. In the District tennis tournament the finals in the singles will be played today. Mirven Thompson is to play Oscar Woodward and C. M. Nast the winner. The scores of the games played on Saturday were as follows: Oscar Woodward beat W. P. Metcalf—9-11, 1-5, 6-3. Jules P. Wooten beat Dr. Ralph Jenkins by defuult. C. M. Nast beat J. P. Goodfellow—6-3, 6-3. C. M. Nast beat J. ®. Wooten—6-3, 6-1. Play in the doubles was also begun this afternoon. The drawing is as foliows: First round-—-W. G. and Freeland Peter va. T. P. Borden and partner. the winning team to play W. L. and D. P. MePhers« Oscar Woodward and J.C. Davidson vs. W. P. Metcalf and C. ‘M. Nast, the winning team to play M. H. Her- bert and Ralph Paget. 2 Won by the Detroits. The Detroit Athletic Club easily won Satur- day's ball game with the Y.M.C. A. team by 7to2. Palmiter pitched for Detroit and Colli- flower for Washington. ‘The ficlding of the made by the local boys. Colliflower was touched up more effectively owing to the loose fielding of the Washington team. The score follows: ¥. MCA. eCoo0010 Detroit 1040002 2 D.A.. 1; Detroit, 1 is and Codd, ‘boubr in ‘and Barrows: Walsh, Beiway ant First Dage cn balls—By Coliitower, 0 1. Hit ; ¥_Co liflower, First YMCA Detrott, “4. Left on 5 yr it, 6. Struick out—By ° by Palmiter, 7. Passed ball—O'Hagan. Wild pitchies—Collifiower, 1; Paiiniter, 1. Stoen bases—“Codd, Miller, Crowiey (2) and’ Be Time of guie—} hear and 45 minutes. Messrs. Wright and Croxan The two teams meet again at National Park this afternoon. eg Cheap Excursion to Luray Caverns. Special train, via B. and 0. R. R., will lenve B. and 0. station, Washington, at 8:95 a.m. on Tuesday, October 18, arriving at Luray at 1:00 m. Return, leave Luray at 5:00 p.m., arrive fin Washington at 9:00 p.m. Round trip, in- Umpires— cluding admission to the caverns, $3.50.—Adet. —_—.__ Low Rates to New York vin 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.—Advt. Sn Mantve Banp at Craig & Harding's tonight. Advt. Use Use Use USE Use Tse UO Use UKE NSE Use TISe Use Tse. USE US0 Use USE Te Use USO Tse Use tise TSe Tse Lise Use, Use Use Use Use UISe USE Use Use Use Use Use UBe Ise Use use use use use use, use use use use use use use use nse nse use use Use use, use use use use use use mse use use use use ase MARION HARLAND use use use uss Uses Cleveland's Beking Powder ex- usa. use use use clusively. So would you if you use use use use —tried it once. use use use use use uso f use use use Bse us use CLEVELAND'S BAKING POWDER use use use use ABSOLUTELY THE BEST. use ns use Use Use Use USe Use tise TISe Use USe TISe Use TRS TSC Use Use Use Tse Iss Use Use Use Tse Use Uso Use Tse Use USE Use Use Use Use Use lke Ue US” Use U we tise Use USS CITY ITEMS. A Distinction—A_ Difference. Have you noticed that I do not advertise “cheap” Furniture? Have you notice: do advertise that I sel! Furniture than some of the strictly cash houses? avast difference between and “Furniture cheap!” “Cheap Fui means Furniture cheaply made from cheap material. ~‘Furniture cheap” means Furniture of the several grades at low prices. Call at some establishinent now adverti Solid Oak Chamber Suites for spot cas note the number of piec: comprising the suite, the eral appearance and the stability of the workmanship; then come to my Furni- ture House snd draw a contrast between the Tine of Bed Room Suites I am selling on “time” and the “cheap” things your are offered else- where for spot cash. Joux Rupex, The Accommodator, 513 Seventh street northwest. bir anata You Don’t Know How Far A dollar will go till you've seen our #1 Under- wear in white, brown, natural wool, camel's hair and medicated scariet. Fraxe & Sox, One Price, «it 1t ‘Cor. 7th and D. Elton & Co. Photographic Parlors and Studio. 1455 Mi Now open. oc8-2t* Singers who are troubled with hoarseness will find that White’s Yucatan Gum, if used just before they are going to sing, will clear the throat and restore the natural tone of voice. 0cl0-6t < a Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup is sold every- whereland it always cures coughs and colds. 1 Elton & Co. hess Te? work in cellu- loid, poreelain and repia. Photogravures, Par- telies, Aquareiles, Halftones, Crayon and Oil Work. Old pictures recopied. 1455 Mass. ave. oc82t® Lee eee “If it Comes From Franc correct." See our $2.40 Hat. You'll pay “three dollars” for the xame hat elsewhere. Faaxc & Sox, One Price, 1t ‘Cor. 7th and D. ee eS Surgical Instruments and Cutlery of all kinds; Trussesand Veterinary Instruments. Wat- Forp’s, Pa. a ate penne Telephone 1260. Domestic Sewing Machine Co.,7 & H. For Repairing and Renting. 0c7-e020t + — 10c. Royal Headache Powders. — cured “while you wait.” Druggiste. . Se ee Elton & Co. Photography. 1455 Mass.ave.n. w: oc8-2t® ——-—_—_- S, Heller. 720 ith st. n.w., in making ciatiy in Ladiew and ‘Children's Hair “Cu and Shampooing; also cures Dandruff. 07. Fe di eta. sucka Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases —— Elton & Co, Mr. Elton awarded eight first modals at National Photographie Conven- tions for best work. 1455 Mass.ave.n.w. oc8-2t* pried nine None Name It But To Praise. Wrheoler & Wilson's New High Arm No. 8 far ae Otice 457 Mth ohn. W. visitors was so lively that only three hits were | ap Furniture” | ‘OCTOBER 10, 1892—TEN PAGES. AMUSEMENTS. ___ AMUSEMENTS. FINANCIAL. | FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. ——= ceed — ao a ROBT, L. GREENWELL AND JOHN | GEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT | NNUAL ————a cn. (CONGREGATIONAL cHURCH, Dikzecee Re au seavrilorsasthsre, Si Por ehesiz ‘monte en: ane 90, 1802, of the ee BON Tis EXDL Cl —_ C..T. Havewxen, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, Wehoreys a vais tre. FARA INSURANCE COMPANY PENN MUTUAL LIFE RANCE COMPANY, ‘Member : x Washinton Btook Pushenge, : nag 2 sanammblbeld — Sf Row York, So’parsuance of the inwe of aan sacs | OrFaniand ander tn 7 ‘Real Petate ani Stock Broker, DISON'S MARVELOUS PHONOGRAPH. ‘office, 135 and 137 Brosdway, New York ‘Rooms and 11, Atiantic Building, NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC CLUB. EPs wiystlos, telie fanny stories, U8, | “HY: : E 'S Greatest Wonder” & cabiras, Director: EUGENE WEINER, Flute Virtuoso. omen O27 E st. _n.w._ | Whole amount of capi- MAX DICK, Vioiin Virtuoso. R ALLAN DE C. MUELLER, INSTRUCT tal stock. . $500,000 00 Stocks, Bueds apd Grain bought and sald for cash @ GEO. SAUER, Viota Soloist. fesdomy and member of tes Ampettas ceases) | “zaunt 500.000 00 ‘Corton be wetiae tet. i ”, .. : Cotton bought and ald tn New York or New Ovtesaa, JOHANNES MIERSCH, Violin Virtuoso. Pro of Dancing. will his classes for Amonat in” notes “uf Date suERSCH, Visemcelsntese Se ee gee | jor sel7-lm* WILHELM ANGERMUNDE, Double Bass. Assisted by Miss MARION 8. WEED, Mezzo-soprano. Tickets at Metz:rott's, 0010-7 USIVERSALIST CHURCH, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, November 1 and 2, THE LOTUS GLEE CLUB, Assistel by Miss MINNIE MARSHALL, Reader. ‘Tickets on sale Monday morning, October 17, at wrott's at a uniform price uf 50cents. ocl0-5t YOUR INFOKMATION AND GUIDANCE. _ ) NCU. | rues HALL ¥ | And Sthanditiw. |. | SATURDAY tis bY 3 the best dane: | A | >Yenines ing tloorin the | - | Class begins city. | E | at 7 o'clock. DANCING ACADEMY, |) xtasic— © | Three jHeces, 4) R | | Prot.'Lus 2|N lelewon | X wh berai Fede. | @ tion to cluvsof | * | music. five. | 8 | Three’ pieces. __0cl0-6t Abpavan’s D OPERA HOUSE. FOR SIX NIGHTS AND TWO MATINEES, ‘The Boston Theater's ‘Matchless and Mighty Production, THE SOUDAN, Under the management of ©. B. JEFFERSON, KLAW and ERLANGER, Boston Theater, 200 consecutive performances. See the Battie of the Desert City. ‘The Return to Trafalar Square. Military Bane, Fife and Drum Corps. ocl0_ The Grand Sy ‘SPIDER AND FLY.” ERNAN'S LYCEUM THEATER, ‘Pennsylvania ave. and 1ith st. ORATORIO SOCIETY, EE. MOI, Director, z ‘on Chautauguan chorns re- cers are invited to join. requested to co-operate bership lst oren at. Ellis’ Mori's studio, 9.2} 12th Scents per month. First month, 50 0cl0-Bt M. ¥ VOOMING SUCCESS OF EASON. HALLEN and HART, Inthe SPARKLING NEW MUSICAL COMEDY, TTIT H H FFE I DDD FEE A T HOW EF mp Dd AA T HHH Fe It D KA 2 eS HD DR AAA Tt HH Eet U bpp EEE A A = Fun, Wit, Rhyme, Novelty, Beauty. A Company of Known Excellence. An Fxhilarating Production. _ MONDAY. Oct. 17, Dyp"! Frobman’s Lycoum Thea ocl0 ter Success, "PME GREY MAR’ CLASSIC PLAYS. (ACSDEMY. ALL THIS WEEK. AMERICA'S FORE MOST TRAGEDIAN, ROBERT DOWNING. Tonight, Thursday and Saturday Nights, MAR. tinee, only time, JULIUS €. Next weck-DARTMOOR—J. H. Gitmour, Bettina vel), Girard. Se | MEt:nort mvs o— oe The SYMPHONY Onc! OF IN CONIUNC CHORAL, Under the WALTER DAMROSCH CONCERTS, Wein | Wean MEetnorr we: ‘ STAR COURSE. FOUR FINE CONCERI COURSE TICKETS... _Sale opens Monday at Meizerot A Buov reeate Mrs. P. Harris, R. L. Britton and T. F. Dean, Proprietors cud Mangers,’ Week commencing MONDAY, OCTOBER 10. ‘The Versatile Comedian, “DAN'L A. KELLY," In his sensational melodrama, THE SHADOW DETECTIVE. Next Week—LILLIAN KENNEDY. NOTE THE PRICES. 81, $2, €3. oc8-3w oS PROF. McCLARYS RIDING SCHOOL 18 OPEN 1¢ fearon: fine saddle. horses for hire, also Will fake two boarding hones. ee oct Ot 1205 11th st.n.w. (ACADEMY OF a MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, Benefit of COLUMBIA DIVISION, No. 3, U. RB. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. ROBERT DOWNING In THE GLADIATOR. Tickets of T. H.\Hall, 1117-F st. m.: ‘Wim. G. Lown, 7th and Md. ave. 3.w. C. W, Davis, 1506 9th st. nw. And members of Columbia, No.3. oc6-4t PROF, CALDWELLS DANCING ACADEMY. corner Sth and Ht ats. nw. CAP PEE: NGS. ‘Clare loradulte ioe. lass 1. Private jidren “We DAY EVEN aon to 8. ae esc gaara ‘unions 8 to Clase for cl Hall, 9th and F sts. n.w. LECTURES. ND DEBATE, 906 F ST. om ‘Acarlonnts "Am expose of hie oy at an nd Awerica, “All welrome. * ees EXCURSIONS, &c. Rarwoxvs . VACATION EXCURSIONS. ALL TRAVELING EXPENSES INCLUDED. A WINTER IN CALIFORNIA. Parties will leave Philadelphi Santa Fe Route November 10and December for PASADENA, LOS ANGELEs, SAN DIEGO, RIVERSIDE. SANTA BARBARA, = MONTEREY ‘Californts ints. Fach will Apna aes rete tea ‘Sleeping and Dining Cars. sere epe sees nab spans revlon rage Coast. They provide for to TI Fat rend Wahlen Be neta ae ince, Santa Chis Monterey, San dom Nowe Hee fiton; San Rafael and other leading resorts. resin anal Su iaaoy etd, on, ART Remar Rar Diterent Holes" Weekrat the harid’s Fate included if desired Boyd coupons supplied for ong or short sojourns at Additional California Excursions: J1 18, Febrtary Sand Wand MaresSando ee Excursions to Mexico: January 18, weezy xico: ry 18, February 8 and tibal SaSend for descriptive book, mentioning whether CAitfornta oF Mexico tovr is desired. mS ™! RAYMOND & WHITCOMB, 111 South Oth st. (under Continental Hotel), oc7-f.mmkw3t Philadelphia, (AUTUMN SCHEDULE TO MT. VERNON. Our steamers bave ti inning a MOURT VERNON. Our Webais peet et ganieeloy 04 the mansion aid grounds at MOUNT DON'T LOSe THE DAY, BUT GO TO MOUNT VERNON Qn the steamer McAlester at 10 5 Sunday, reaching the So" prin, "Wandeomse cafe on the steamer, City pric "The fare for round trip is 75 cents, including admis- ign jo.the mansion an rounds of Mount Veruon- ‘Children T VERNON TODAY ie Potomac, past Alexandria, evour FicKETS Sr a To THE MANSION. AND GROUNDS ‘OF Steamer Maral jandinys as far down as Glvmont daily excopt’ Sunday at 10". ui daliy- THE MOUS MZ YERNon TOMB OF WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT.VERNON ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY. vutiful Route. New and Mrenificent Cars now ing Anil ALEXANDRIA direct to the Gato uf the MANSION. Opportunity to vist CHRIST CHURCH, MAR- SHALL HOUSE, BRADDOCK HOUSE and other Places of historic interest in ALEXANDRIA. Take ferry steamers foot of 7th st. Special exeur- sion ticket, 30c. entire round trip. Connecting also with trains of Pennsylvanta rail- rond at Alexandria. “Take curs at Gch surest depot In deference to the wishes of the Ladies’ Mt. Vernon Association cars stop on SUNDAY at Little Hunting crook, one mile this side of Mt. Vernon, the grounds being closed on that day. 830 F. A. REED, Supt. Picturesque and i VETERANS! ‘While in the city be sure and. goto GLEN ECHO, ‘The Most Beautiful Resort around Washinzton. On the Historic Banks of the Potomac. SEE THE CHAUTAUQUA BUILDINGS, THE MAGNIFICENT AMPHITHEATER, THE COLLISEUM 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 atl the sights at Glen Echo and then come to the Cafe and wet the best 50c. dinner you ever have eaten. PATRIOTIC CONCERTS Every Afternoon and Evening. Beautiful Electrical Ilinmination at Night. RED, WHITE AND BLUE. _se16-Im STAGE EXCURSIONS. ily, “Arlington, Soldi: me, & 0 a... 2 p.m. ; B0c. to 730. round trip, All visitors should ride ou our great, six- in-Lana taily-ho. 5-20" Sus Ar Suv AS THIS SEASON IS TO BE A GREAT SILK SEASON WE HAVE ACTED PROMPTLY AND PLACED ON OUR COUNTERS ONE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCKS OF SILKS TO RE FOUND IN THE CITY, BOTH FROM THE MARKETS AT HOME AND ABROAD, COMPRISING ALL THE NEW AND LATEST. EFFECTS IN NOVELTIES; ALSO A SUPERB LINE OF BLACK AND COLORED SILKS SUITABLE FOR BOTH STREET AND EVENING WEAR. WE CORDIALLY IN- VITE ALL AND FEEL CONFIDENT THAT AN INSPECTION OF OUR LARGE AND VARIED STOCK WILL BEAR OUT OUR ASSERTION. AMONG THE MANY NEW WEAVES TO BE HAD ARE FAILLE3, BENGALINES, ARMOURES, RHADEMAS, MARVELEAUX, DUCHESS, CHANGEABLE BENGALINES, PLAIN AND FANCY EF- FECTS IN GLACIE, TAFFET@ AND PEAU DE SOIE, CREPE DE CHINE, CHANGEABLE VELVETS, AND A HOST OF OTHER BEAU- TIFUL DESIGNS IN SILKS. WE HAVE MARKED THESE GOODS AT SUCH PRICES THAT WILL READILY CONVINCE THE PUBLIC THAT THEY ARE BARGAINS. NOW A WORD IN RELATION TO OUR WOOLEN DEPARTMENT. THE GOODS ARE ALL FRESH AND DESIRABLE, IN- CLUDING ALL THE NEW WEAVES BOTH IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FABRICS, BENGALINES, JACQUARDEINS, ALLI- GATOR CLOTHS, BOTH FANCY AND PLAIN, PLAIDS IN GREAT VARIETY, AND AN ELEGANT 8TO K OF FANCY DRESS PATTERNS, ALL AT CORRECT PRICES. II. ASSETS. Market value of reat ‘estate aes 81,028,000 00 250,000 00 Loans on bond and mortzaxe (dull and being fire’ fiens on the Market vai value. ‘arried out). vertegg rveee and ve ties ; the cone “Sinat741,000 808.090 strate binds oak Se oper o7, with Company'an"coliatey eget Tor cash loathed bythe company, the esate fend tie nanny ana an thereon. Total par value. Total market value. market vale Total cash items (carried ont). Amount of premium notes upon Beli arsed nt Di nae for fire, marine and inland fiske Total assets of the coi actual ‘cash market value.” TIT, LIABILT I ‘ Fepor and supposed }. = ft ee Lostes resisted, huciuding intarest, ost and other expenses thereon, Total amount of claims for losses... due and unp: Grom in process of wijust ment, dt in suspense, incinding \ Deduct reinsurance thereon ‘ Net amount of unpaid lowes (carried ‘ou! ; unpaid or uncalied for. Amnount of borrowed ‘tuoney The amount of reserve or relinvat: tine: ital actually MONTHS OF TH: V. EXPERDITURES DURING THE Amount of tosses raid Z ork dividends acpestly paid : Paid for state, nationals in this and cther states az ments and expendit vig: Advertising, rents, stationery: supplies, ealaries, comuissions, Be: Total expenditures during the first cash. Six months of the year in ly appeared before the undi who, beine duly sworn, de he aisistaunt secruta {s correct und tru CHa ‘Sworn to and subse: e October, Tega. ubeestbed Before mn {Seni-] Notary in New York county. WOLF & CONE: WM. ELLSWORTH, public for Kings county, with certificate fled 878,000 00 28,950 00 (8806,030 00 “2,250 00 2245,430 06 Na ir 833,998 19 10,000 00 81,685,805 14 ‘duly certified, ined CHAS, ievores and the Niawaca Fire | Jusurance Company, and that the foregoing statement | Ss. H. POST. this 5th day ‘of SEMEAXNUAL STATEMENT. So For th PANY Qf London, Ensland, orvanized under Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Commissioners of the Dis: ance with the “*Act to 5 ents by foreien cororations doing business in the District of Columbia. Principal Office: 5 Whole amount of capital stock ... Amount paid up in cash. New Loans on bonds and mor! corded and being 6 (daly re- psolutely by “Slane 103,055 OL in course of trans.uission 112,668 96 Total cash items... Amount of interest actually due allother amets tots real aad peracid ot poth real and pers not included hereinbetore... LIABILITIES, Losses dueand unpaid......247,131 00 Gross losses in process of adjustuvent., 26.604 00 Losses resisted, “jacludine interest, costs’ and other expenses. 2 Deduct reinsurance ‘saece amount of unpaid losses... The amount of resereetorrelnsurati ‘other ciaius agaiust the company Surplus beyond all habuities.... Amount of cash promiun Received for interes EXPENDI’ Amount of losses paid. $300,470 17 Amount of expens. s fees, salaries and cominissions to nts... s 164,871 02 id tor state, ii fn this and Sth 28,034 04 Alfother nasi viz. : Office ex} Sc, board expose, advert siag and sundries... : State of New York, HENRY ©. BOWE! branch of the Guard pany, being duis a fore doing is a full, tri atfuirs 6 S bed and affix —-~ (seat.j SO. A. HILLERY, Notary New York County, * v COBEN, Agent 810.00,000 00 first liens on the 05,857 00 £614 00 mach Of the wand eon te beat ‘of his owiede, ulm a E. BOWERS, the laws of tho d, made to ta, York city. 9,000,000 00 226.000 00 1,167,875 00 ‘ion and ‘answer. this ih day of SG Fst. GEMLANNUAL STATEMENT + Of the CALEDONIAN INSUHANCE COMPANY EDINBURGH, SCOTLAN: For the Six Mont.» Ending JUNE. PRINCIPAL OFFICE in the United States, 135 and 137 Broadway, New York «tt Stocks and bonds owned Wy com san me 161,000, 500), “anarket Loans on bond and i Fixae 22. Cash in company’s principal office and deposited in bank. "i t of premium Policies have been issued.. Total assets. LIABILITIES. Net amount of unpaid losses Surplus beyond ail liabilities ‘Total abilities .. EXPENDITURES. Amount of losses paid Paid ‘or state, na W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 91¥ PENN. AVE. N. W. Turos To Rewexszn Grasty can furnish your house—every room in it— ‘with every article necessary, except stoves. Grasty don’t sell anything on installments, so if you bay for cash visit bis Double Stores, Grasty has Carpets from 11}4e. to $1.80. Grasty will make and lay any Carpet at lowest por sible price. Grasty don't promise you something for nothing and youdon't get ft anywhere. Some persons claim to make no charge for making, match- ing and laying a Carpet. Get our prices and have your eyes opened. F Grasty's Solid Onk Ciuster Leg Table, siz feet lone, takes everybody by surprise. Oak Chairs, cane sest, six for 05. Grasty has © Good Oak Suite, 3 pleces, $14.85, $16.50. $18, $21.85, €25, $30 to 57.50. Grasty has one way todo business and the on you ‘satisfactory. ‘Teach your little tosay Grasty the Pusher. Great owe f ~eapee and you Lees Rot Grasty Will be pleased to show you around whether wd buy or mot. < ing, (rentals, stationery, D, 30, 1892, 5 | & 5 ‘amonn: : Teanson bonds and morteages (first 3.8. Rache & Co., New York Stock Ruchange Lehman Broa, Now York Cotton Exchange. ‘Lehman, Stern & Co. New Orleans Cotton Rechanga, Lamson Bros. & Co., Chicago Board of Trade. aac wires to New Work, Chicago and New On. ten} om ren’ cae 7.079.246 98 . pane wecured’ by visi it Waitin, Jeans. Telephone, 483. ye17-e tocke or other” marketable collet: Pal lies holders ‘in this com: any's policis assiened as col’ateral Premium not ictes in force. par Gish in company" office Cash deposited in tanks to credit of Bille recetva ts bal “4 Net aincant oF Moo ete. a ferred premiums cdedn.tion 30 fer company... exten Intereat ‘Iie or accrued and aniatd Kents due o cent for average ieading from cross iL WIS G. TEWKSBUR) a’ oO 5 le en, oe. iT & 0O., tSpiwunan ane eee 13% F ST_, WASHINGTON, D. Boy an el for anh or om arts Stok, Bond Bizect Chicago. | TC DANIEL, feo moun") 501,788 10 | [)SITED STATES BUILDING AXD LOAN asso. alotuer ‘ssots, ‘both’ real aid pe : Sonal, got included hereinbefore. 90,000 00 CIATION, 1313 F st., Washington, D. ©. Deduct net value ” gaat tad Amount of cash premiums received... @1, Amonnt of notes received for pre Total income. DISBURSEMENTS! MONTHS OF 5 es for losses or clatus to agents anc off Taxes paid. All other paynieuts and expe tn. risk. of insur nding. 8111 cy oF Piladelpes re theundersiened ©, BROWN. sreretary an’ treaaren, whe fiirmied, depeses aud s ras that the best of is ghowiedse.infcrmat HENKY C. BROW: od Sen Ga start batore ms (seal) CURTIS PAXSON. rv Public. WOLP & COHE! Agents, 920 F st. 10, 574, 781 LL who, being duly DS ryand Tressurer The Fenn Mutual Life In- this 4th day | ‘Shares, $100, payable in monthly installments of ‘TScents, which participate tm all profits and mature 10 4 montha. Pars interest on money depostta in any amount. band 6 per cent interest paid on special depostts Fists of this Couipany eae. =e. Feinsared. in ath LARGE AMOUNT OF TRUST Solvent companies... 57,190 00 1 ESS ho Wen on ceed igigi occur Ptr Net premium reserve 816,672,580 00 | cent. Address = Death wees and ‘ments in’ prowess pee apr nor de. " 190,207 00 Froeurr jnis declare sd'se. matning unpaid, belnson unrerorted BUILDING, LOAN AND INVESTMENT nso. premiums. . a 54,008 70 ClaTIOX, | “coupany.” preeatuss “3 OS. 908 TO 16 @ ST. X. w., vance, &6. aoe § 150 87 2 Sarilus over liabitties orale WASHINGTON. D. c., Total Habits ChentntiingeentnaneReinen ry. FGbae Det the! in to fe (per cent per annum, payabieeemiencually. The fullamount deposited, with interest, may be with- drawn on thirty days’ notice. Sper cent per annum coupon certificates tened where the deposit is not withdrawn before three years, 10 per cent par annam where the deposit ts not with. drawn before five years. Stockholders can borrow @1.000 for the email eum of 8248, having eight yeareto repay it, ot retool G18 rermonth. _Oomoare thi with thocapensenetell etter anentie> ‘ Over 82, 290, 650 of stock subscribed tn Weshingten city slonefrom November if, 1890, t Auge 2, Our farares show we offer the most favoreble terme on loan and depoette, and our securities: being three times the vaine of the lean and the loan being repaid: mopthiy wakes the security still better esch mouth, rendering it impossible for our patrons to lose « @sb dar. HARRISON DINGMAN, President more bought and tn sold. A spectalty made American Beli eS at GEMI_ANNUAL STATEMENT Por the six months naition of the W YORK PLATE G INSURANCE COM. District of Column’ Principal office, 24 Pine street. longing totha con deposited in ban) in hands of cents and in course of trans uy 1 ed ‘and a Bilis rece.vabie ‘Total assets of the co: cash market value, TIL LIABILITIES. Losses due and unviaid ‘$1,586 63 rose I . and vemaining un. paid or uncalled for... Avo: wrowed money... The amount of reserve fh ance a“ Allother: Total Linbiities,, IV. INCOME DURING THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1892, preminms recelved int of vas on Total income actually recetved dur- jug the frst six months in cash... @66,817 2 V. EXPENDITURES DURING THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1892. Amonnt of losses p: dividends actu aunt of expenses paid, i saleries and commissions to officers of the company . uational and local taxce other states... och pavinents and “penditires viz, statloner, printing, advertis- ing and all other expenses... Total expenditures during the first six months of the year in cash... @65,831 87 of tho act of incorporati cin the office of the ineucanee ee State of New York, county of New York: Personally a: peared b White. who” being duly he is thesscrvtary of New York Conmpaisy anni that the forewoine Maj. A. WHITE, Sworn to and subscribed before ? sara ty. gna su me this 4th day of ¢, F. FISHBECK, {Seal.} Notary Public: Kine county. Certificate Bled in New Yurk county. Sta York, city and te of New York. city and county of New York Ss, FT ‘undersigned being duly sworn, depoers ‘the mmamaxersfor the Un ‘Company of a is ‘Sworn to before me this Sav ot Seal, WILLA wor spar ple for Kins county, wilt ees AES, it Ag 5 ‘assets: SEL ey eer oF ‘arne of agent: WOLF & co! it ET ‘st. Bow, Taz Nartoxar Sare_ Deros:z, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Of the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW TORK AVE. ~ Chartered by special act of Congress CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Rents safes from $5 each upward por annum. Silver ware and valuables taken on deposit. interest allowed on sums of not less than 63, ‘Prepares and keeps Wills free of charge—ects as Ex- ending June 30, 1802, of the a in pursuance of the laws of said 148,250 09 7.891 87 21,199 16 L000 0 171 m1 SaTEeeeeNgegeageaseneeetesteqseeegagee 2,614 50 15,864 28 do on. tly certitied, before the, undersiened Ma. swo and says that Plate Glass Insurance statement is correct TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and HOCK Po MINTS¥ pera which ‘ENT the poe R Sh See hot hy sh ecutor, Administrator and Trustee—executes Trusts of all kinds.