Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1892, Page 10

10 = THE ' EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. ©... WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER -26, 1892—TEN PAGES. FINANCIAL FINANCIAL. ———_——— = LOCAL MENTION. THE BALTIMORE S¥Nop. JOSEPH SMALLWOOD's DEATH. GEORGETOWN. ~ AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. aaa Gian. Preahyterians Began Their Annual Session— | The Coroner's Jury Finds That Alone MARRS THE UNDESTARER BER BANKER. Foor sa was ELLS DANCING vonmcasr TiLt 8 p.m. THURSDAY. For the District of Colmmbia and Maryland, genetally fair; northwesterly winds For fair; northwesterly winds; slightly wermer in southern portion. CONDITION OF THE WATER Lier = and condition of water at ® Palle, temperature, 51. condition, BI. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 54. Con- ition at north connection, 3: condition at seuth connection, 36 Seating reservoir, temperature, 5%, condition st influent gate house. 36 effluent gate bower. 16. High tide. ! Low tide. | 148 am 145p.m. | 5:38 am. 6:92 p.m. Ove €1.9 Dexsy } you—makes trade for us. Fraxc & Sox, One Prices Cor. Tth ss our sisters. your cousins and in Deutachland. 3¢-Poex Bors —15 Crete. ‘There's no (andy more Gheets's Cream Wafers. Tomorrow dag bere! Three favors peppermin’ green and lime. Come and get a box ‘Swartz, Candy Maker, 10th and F ste, Powsarct Ornns (itasses, $5. cor. 4. . - _ Caarers Ciraven by the Exrme Canret Wonss, 681-635 Mass. ave. n.w.. are made moth- proof free of charge. Telephone 435-2. Cun. Xaxven’s Imp. Rhine Wines. Ove 81 Kip Grove Ge Is dressy, stylish and “correct Franc & Sox, One P Cor, 7th and D. Awmmat Qvamret tonight at Ein Abend in peswchieak Hemrcen’s, RANTEED) in application; rice, the ideal tisappointe, everywhere. CITY AND DISTRICT AMUSEMENTS TONL iT. Arsavon’s Ovens Horse. — Marie Tempest in New Natiowan Tueaten.—‘‘A Texas Steer. Haars’ Buoo Tuxaten.—‘Mr. Potter of | Fexss.” | Lycrew Twraten —Flynn’s Lon- | don Gaiety Gtrla Wasurworow Lion Ixvaxtar Aasony.— “Ein Abend in Deutechland.” ‘Tue Barrie oF GBri YepURo. — 15th streetand Obwavenue | Sessions will be held each day from 9 o'clock in Delegates From Was! igton. | The annual meeting of the synod of Balti- more of the Presbyterian Church, which in- cludes the presbyteries of Baltimore, N castle and Washington, began last evening by session in the Central Presbyterian Church, Baltimore. The retiring moderator, Rev. Jos. T. Kelly of this city, preached the opening eer- mon. Rev. J. W. Rogan of Wostminster Church prayed. Owing to the death since the last meeting of the stated clerk, Rev. Dr. J. P. Carter, Ree. Dr. B. F. Bittinger of this city acted. The election of astated clerk and of moderator was postponed until this morning. A resolution of sympathy with President Har- rison, submitted by Rev. Henry Branch of Ellicott City, was adopted. The business docket for the semion was adopted, as was the | report of the committee of arrangements. the morning until 1 in the afternoon, when « recess will be taken till 2. During the recess Juneh will be served in the church parlors. The session will last until 5 o'clock, when Il be taken till 7:30 o'clock. At Il o'clock this morning. according to the rogram, Rev. Dr. Craven of New York of the joard of publication delivered an address on the work of that board; at 12 o'clock Rev. Dr. Ray of New York of the board of aid for col- leges spoke on that subject; at 2 o'clock Ri Dr. B. F. Ellinwood of York of the board of foreign missons, and at 3:30 o'clock Rev. Dr. W. C. Roberts of New York of the board of home missions «poke on the work of their spe- cial committees. The sermon on Wednesday evening will be preached by Rev. Dr. Bartlett of this city. Tinaraday night © popular meeting. st which Drs. Ellinwood and Roberta will speak. will be held for the benefit of home and foreign mis- sions. After the session last evening the members were tendered a reception by the young men of the Central Church. Among the delegates from the presbytery of Washington city are the following: Rev. B. Rev. Joreph ‘T. Kelly. T.S. Wynkoop, Rev. D. L. Rath- bun, Rev. 8. Hamlin, D. D., Rev. Dr. Craig- head. —_—_— THE TALENT AND THE BOOKIES. & Thing Between Them at the Benning Track Yesterday. It was about an even thing between the tal- ent and the bookies at the Benning track yes- terday, the eighth day of the autumn meeting of the Washington Jockey Club, two favorites and two well-backed kecond choices winning. | ‘The weather was very raw and disagreeable, but the attendance was good, and it was a bet- ting crowd. The great good thing was Larch- mont in the fourtn race. Everybody was on to ‘Was Responsible. Since Coroner Patterson went away on his vacation Deputy Coroner Schaeffer has held an inquest nearly every twenty-four hours over some victim of a grade crossing or other violent means of destroying bumai ‘ife. Yesterday the death of Joseph Smallwood was investi- gated. Joseph, who was a six-year-old colored doy, was stealing a ride on the cable cars on 8th Street southeast Saturday, when he fell from the carand received injuries from the effects of which he died yesterday morning, as published in yesterday's Stan. The boy's leg was so badly injured that amputation was necessary, and death resulted from hemorrhage. * ‘The inquest wok held at: the Afch, police sta- tion, and Thomas Keane, the gripman, was pres- ent at the hearing. No ‘one charged careless | ness on the part of the gripman and the proof | showed that the boy was responsible for his own | death, as he was stealing a ride at the time he | met with the fatal accident. The verdict of the | jury was “that the said Joseph Smallwood came to his death at 1 o'clock a.m. October 25, 1892, | at No. 728 7th street southeast, of hemorrhage and shock, the result of his leg being cut while being run over by a car of the Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company, and that from | the evidence we find that oy was stealing a ride on the car at the time, and tbe accident was unavoidable and not due to any neglect on the part of the employes of the road.” staan aca EDNA COTTER'S TRIP. She Started for the West, but Was Arrested | givea novel entertainment Home, on High street, is one who has pasted | the allotted three-score-and-ten_mark, but who | is still able to earn @ little with her needle. In | order to insure hervelf a fine buria! when death finally calls her all earnings are monthly | turned over to a certain town undertaker, who more. Already be has over €60 in band, a suf- ficient amount to defray the expenses of a aii ple funeral. APPEALS FOR AID. Though cold weather has hardly made its sppearance yet appeals from the poor for as- sistance are daily coming in. Most of them are for coal and clot - At the office of Mr. Jos. W. Davis, secretary of the Georgetown Associated Charities, contributions of thore charitably inclined are received and care will be taken in making the distribution to guard against imposture. Four parishioners of Trinity Church have been appointed to go among the congregation and ask for contributions of coal, food, clothes and money, which when collected will be distributed among the most needy. NoTEs. At Odd Fellows’ Hall tomorrow night the Y. P.8. C. E. of Gay Street Baptist Church will under the caption of ‘A Trip to the Land of Promise.” Tho first night of the apron bazaar at Graco Church was a great success, Charles Keeley, the gripman on car 234 of the Warhington and Georgetown litie, had his leg broken at an early hour yesterday morning at Pittsburg. Edna Cotter, a pretty little twelve-year-old | girl who ran away from her guardian in this | city Monday afternoon, is under arrest at Pitts- | burg. but there ix no charge against her. Eight years ago Edna's mother, who lived at Findlay, | ‘Ohio, died and ber father married again. Edna | could not live in the house with her stepmother | and keep peace in the family, and so her father | sent her to her aunt, Mrs. Port Baxter, who | lived in Carrollton, in the same state. Mr. Bax- | ter, who isin government employ, came here | several years ago, and last April bis wife came | here, bringing Edna with her. The young girl soon’ became dinsatisfied, but later on made up her mind to be at ease in her Washington home, When friends came here during the eucamp- ment Edna became homesick afid wanted to re- turn to her former home at Carrollton, where she had so many friend: and playmates, The visitors departed, and Edna said nothing about going with them, although she evidently had the matter in mind at that time. Monday morning she dressed and was sent off to rchool, aa usual, At noon she returned and told her aunt thatthe had been invited to din- ner at a neighbor's houre at 3.30 o’cloc | it, but the bookies tried to convince the public by holding Prather up as an almost even-mone: favorite and banging 2 to 1 against Larchmont, ee | CONDENSED LOCALS. } “ee James Noowan fell through the trap door of J. Maury Dove's office, 1252 23d «treet, yester- day aud cut bie wrist badly on the tin. His Hospital. | 1123 13th street robbed of her pocket book ¢ locket while on L between 12th et streets yesterday by a colored mi Tue Home for Incurabies hax received scription of @50 from Mr. John R. McLean Rosgat Bratt sends the November number of the North American Review Tur American Monthly Magazine isa new taining end 1s and interesting Washington publication, bis | torical and literary. published by the National | Soelety of the Daughters of the American Revolution and edited by Mrs. Ellen Hardin Walworth. Two young men, John Shea and Joseph Mc- | Cann, were on trial in Judge Miller's court this | worning charged with burglary. Policeman Fiathers had an alleged confession made by MeCann to tell to the court, but ax he had told | length in front of It did not work, however, and all Washington | backed the winner. Lyceum, the winner of | the first race, was run up to 2,705 by E. | Alvord. the owner of Experience, just $1,405! above the entered selling price. Sport, carry- | ing 122 pounds, won the second race rather | cleverly, although bis getting two lengths the | best of the start aided him not alittle. Can Can won the steeplechnse in a romp by two lengths. She could have won| ft by a sixteenth of a mile She has shown her- topper and Mr. G. # to be congratulated had it been necessary. self to be a rare good tim! R. Tompkins, her owner accordingls The failure to remove the carriages between the grand stand and the water jump caused no little complaint. It should alwavs be done, us | the people pay for an unobstructed view of | every race. ‘The first race was a selling dash at longs. Lyceum, Sims up, bei favorite. Dalsvrian was heavily place, but be could not or woul himself, The favorite won with little urging « xperience (Clarice), the two in front of McCormick. Time, 1.15 Betting—Lyceum, 2 to 5 and out; Experi- ence, 40 and 12; MeCormick, 12 and 3; Dalsy- | the morning she wa: Mrs. Baxter told her to go to the neighbor's | ‘Mrs. Hibbs’) from school, and thonght she had Edua did not return home before n Mrs. Hibbe cated in the even- ing Mra. Baxter learned that Edna had not been at her house. | Investigation of the upper room revealed the fact that Mrs. Baxter « purse had been emp'i and then he wax satisfied that her n gone back toward Carrolton. A diepateh was sent to Pittsburg and Sergeant of Police W: goner of that city arrested her. She went w he officer and wa cared for over night, and in surprived to find that she The officer found $46 on ece had was under arrest. her. Mrs. Baxter told the story of the girl's actions toa Stan reporter thik morning and said that | the child would not be charged with theft. she | said that her money was always kept in the | house. where ner son and Edna had access to it, | and they were always privileged to take what they wanted. | Mr. Baxter does not want the child to return | here, but his wife, the child s aunt, to have her again, as «he regards her as one of her own childien. Zora’s Toenese.—Mrs, Potter Bellew will present Zola's “Therese “at Ale baugh’s next week. The play isa dramatica- tion of the novel ““Iherese Raquin, and Mr. while engaged in shifting his car from one track to the other. After having juries dressed Keeley was removed to his home,near the corner of 38d and P streets. Dr. George M. Sothoron is spending «few days at Flint Hill, Va., from which place comes the report that he is earning an enviable repu- tation as a gunner. Clara Lamdon has sold to Susan R. F $5,009 lot 3, in Simms’ sub of square 100. Property on the Washington side of Rock creek, immediately sou'h of the Pennsylvania avenue bridge, yesterday brought at public auction $1.45 per foot. sewer The Cattle Market. At the cattte market, Union stgck yards, yes- terday there were 138 cattle on the market, which sold as follows: Best sold from de, to 43¢c. er pound; good sold from Sc. to4e. per pound; medium rold from 23¢e. to 33¢c. per pound; common sold from 2c. to 3c, per pound. 435 sheep and lambs on the market and told as follows: Old sheep from 3c. to 4c. per pound; lambs from 4c. to Sige. per pound. Cows with caives sold from $18 to $40 each. State of the market fa for The failure of Clement M. Cumming of 20 New street, New York, has been announced at the stock exchange. _Hir linbilities were put at $200,000 and nsset at $30,000. There were no open contracts at the exchange and the failure had no effect there. Ay Eczema Os A Bo SUFFERINGS INTENSE. HEAD NEARLY RAW. BUDY COVERED WITH SOK CURED BY CULICUKA REMEDIES. ICURA RESOLV E and one evke of Ci aged thirteen years, who has been na for a long time, and I am pleased ‘es have cured hi d being near nd his was cove! sores. His e-ndition was richtful to behold. ‘The sores have now all disap. peared, his skin is healthy, eves bright. cheerful in” disposit on very day. My neighbors witnesses e neighbors. r WM. S. STEPHENS Winchesver P. 0., Union C STUPBORN SKIN DISEASE. d_the CUTICURA RFMFDIES for about four onths for the treatment of avery stubborn case of Among the inmates of the Aged Woman's will take charge of the body when life is no | | Game Strong Team of the ALLEGHANY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, Pitteburg, Pa. kat COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1892, National Base Ball Park. called promptly at 4:15 p.m. Aduitssion, including grand stand, 50 cents. Season ‘Their Company ‘Washington OCTOBER 17 to OCTOBER 29, 1892, at 8 p.m. Conrordia Club, Antual Qt Children half price. 0c26-3t New ‘NATIONAL THEATRE. EVERY NI HT THIS WERK. Matinee Saturday. HOYT & THOMAS, HOYTS Managers MASTERPIECE, HOYT'S £ MADISON SQUARE TEXAS THEATER, STEER. NEW YORK, ‘TIM MURPHY, Present FLORA WALSH And In Original Company. “STEER” seats also sold at Academy box office. “THE VOODOO, or A LUCKY ot Of the Gay Street Baptist Church Request you to join them in A TRIP TO THE LAND OF ROMANCE, On OCTOBER 2%, at &p.m., AT ODD FELLOWS" BALL, 1073 SIST ST. N.W. (An evening in Germany), In aid of the buildin fund of the WASHINGTON SANGERBUND, Licht Infantry Armory, TURDAYS at 2 p.m. ‘Morton Cadts, tickets, $1. Single admission, 10 cents. Children’s adiisaion to matinee, 5 cents. 80 SINGER», Next week—Mrs. Pc tter and Mr. Bellew, 's LYCEUM THEATER, Penuasivania ave. and Lith st This week—-MATINEE TOMORROW LONDON GAIETY GIRLS. BURLESQUE COMPANY. Stars of London music halls. Burlesque Queens. 0026 OPERA COMIQUE TONIGHT. THE FENCING MASTE! FENCING MASTER, By DeKoven and Sinith, authors of “ROBIN HOOD.” ORCHESTRi AND MISS MARTE MISS MARI MISS MAK MISS MARI 3 ‘Managed by Mr. J. M. HILL. Only Matinee Saturday. A 30. 0c tt M** 66S PAN HO a MUSIC HALL. NIKISCH. ovember 1. Pebrua y 7 and y KI andother ned art ats. Will a Se iu ine toterved seats for the serigs ot ve and $7—xccording to location, Row on Music Store. iS | trip to. and ine wding PROF. caLpwi ree ne DAT EVENINGS. | Wednesday’ Godt Sevortat after: Boone private lemons given by ‘pvointment 107 Et 7 PORGETOWN ORCH! A G SosEr’ SPAR, Conductor. EMMA ! Bs F g HEH 3 iP Sok JJ. coc ‘And Leading Soloists. Sai for the entire course of 3 gre Porase ate G. Meteerott & : bat? ME*2n0rT music watt FRIDAY. J: : N. ¥. PHILHARMONIC CLUB. FOUR FINE CONCERTS. NOTE THE PRICES. COURSE TICKETS... #1, 92, 93. feats now on sale at Motzerott's. BETHESDA PARE. ‘The cafe at this park open a!l the winter. Cars from ennallyiown Junc ion on the hour and. half hour, Dartigg brinsine t che owt mtn oteh tonal tebe eae ele own male 3 Provided. towl ‘alway oper ois RO ALLAN DEC. MUELLER, INSTRUCTOR ACADEMY, 24r0 Isscr Or Srock OPENED OCTOBER 17 EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. The Equitable ts a purely co-operative saving and loanine 1 ny ney at fair rates of interest on long time month!» tnetallnents and pays fair and Tofts on hares Ne of stork ts open for sub- Pticy and first payment, which can be Runde at the office of the amociation daily from @—. m. to 4.30 p.m. Shares, @2.50 Monthly. Until maturity of sheres, when full earnings are aid, 4 per cent interest Der annum ts cusranteed Those whe desire loans to pay for pron erty. Pay off mortgages, or for bulane Purposes, should ascortain the terms upon which money ts loaned by the Equitable Co-operative Building —_ Association. Exenty-seven monthly ts of prin. cipal and interes Qoan in full Any portion or all of a loan, however, SAVING. Loans erued interest to date of such a settle Heavy commissions and expenses ment explaming the advantaoes 7 the assoc ation and other ormarion "wrnished upon ayp.cation AE che office, 1008 F at Aeedte aenclpe 4nd, derortuent at” the 0,8, Neral THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Preattent. fessor of Dancing, will reopen hiis cl for A. 3. SCHAFRIRT, Vice President season 1802-93 WEDNESDAY, Octoler 5, at 4 and 8 GEO. W. CASILFAR. 6 Vice President. Sila bP. am, Circulars at the acadewy, Mason’, Hall JOHN JOY EDSON, Secretary. ‘ani ocl® in" DISON'S MARVELOUS PHONOGRAPH. Talks, sinks, whistles, tel's funny stories, U.S. Marine Band." World = Greatest Wonder, COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO., 627 E et. nw. CARIPORNTA. TEXAS. MEX 2 Special semi-monthly tourist parties over the ific Company's San Set and Osden rates, Apnly to *. - M., 343 Broadway, N.Y. Southern" Paci routes. E, WAWLE! Agt., 4080. Sdat. 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The ‘oNamount depowiied, with imterest, may be with- drawn on thirty days’ notice. per cout per annum coupon certificstes teas where the deposit i@ wot withdrawn before thre years, 10 per cent per annim where the depositis not with- érawn before five years, tock holders can borrow $1,000 forthe emall 48, having elgit years to repay it, at rate of ermonth, Compare this with the expenses of all other essste- toms Over $2 290.650 of stock subscribe! tn Weshinetos, city slouefrom Novewber 12, 1800, to Aurust 1 ieee. and is be- | the prisoner that by telling the truth it might | rian, 7 and 6 to 5: a, sand 4; Bordeaux, 7 shin diseas-, something like eczema. Iwill state T | >) nifuuer: G. TEWKSPURY, ez vy Consress, Call or wend for informs | JT EWIs tows: transfers a 4 ing widely discussed at present in New York | tried s creat other advertised (have | ‘ 2 4 ad . A Brosdway, N.Y. - bernie ae 4 ; York | tried » great mauy other advertived remedies and have | pyang ees Al ieee ; rm Gealleged confeanion was exciaded. Soueph | $5.05 atraight, €3.15 and @98.20 place, P| aud Boston. “It w quitela rare thing.” said an | tecn treated ty heal shoniciane sod all to sonar. | SAGs Minnate Ree Te wee TSN CORREA cP den he Laer bt Foto BRAINARD B. WARNER, President. epee SUNG seca tacos cat ape cieast’ ha] Yarerentcl vonire teatuey tent sores Jounal recently to hare go's el of | ae. Tir GCTICURA eal ius id tho wat | ORUMAICHL WR Con, atermnan | EES Abana Pee Fess SPM 3No. JOY EDSON. LEWIS G. TEWKEBURY & 00., on % a + | J & character in a book ever realized ina picture | and my Loly when 1 comnienced wes absolutely | ofiMe Fencine and + Stason” | top, &e. JNO. A. SWOPE, BANKERS AXD walled ‘to prove that the men liad the stolen | old fre furlongs, Drought ix to the Post. | or upon the atage, but any one who bax ever | covered. E. D. MeCLELEN, SEEENOTS Meare ia Gpteaten Macalester torver Jandins as far down + Ym cane 1225 F ST., WASHINGTON, D. ¢., re en eee Sere Biot es ee Cee) See mee Se Case S08 Ee Zola Pierese Taauia’ could eurely G01 Piedmont, Ala | MD EES Sepa ee, et Senay 10am ‘Rot want fo give testimony against them | point under Sport (Taral). Naptha (Midgeley ) a y a nee and Judge Miller had to threaten him with im- being the third choice. After veveral break- no fault with the picture Mrs, Potter presents oc86-tf ‘T. VERNON. TOME OF WASHINGTON. M. B. ROBINSON, Secretary. It ANDREW PARKER, Assistant Secretary. and sel! for cash or on margin Stocks, Bona, Buy. Grain. Provisions and Of. Direct private wires to New an! Chicago. as the heroine. CUTICURA KESOLVENT —— Interest allowed Brisonment in Jail before he would ‘ell. and | aware, in all of which, Sport was prominent, rita a ? : z EN WAsdINe Tin ALexA Raat Gao ex eu pe ie it was only by close questioning that he | the flag went down with him two lengths in| Sovss’s New Baxp.— Tomorrow Ear new Bloodand Skin Purifier and ELECTRIC KAILWAY COMPANY. | LOSe—¢ NOTES MaDr ‘All Local q e tt’s New Music Hull will be opened to th Geo. AL Bever, dated recited what he knew. | front and well in motion. He was never | 2enatt's Ne thaattraction willbe Mc dein Phitic | cs, internally (:ocleanre the’ iy a Meteo sea Constant quotations all markets Thos. W. Rowe's store, 310 4% street, was | headed, although the favorite, getting none the | public end theattraction willbe Mr. Jobn Philip |i ens ote nage elements amt. thas semeve the ctareanee and Renatiel Rewta, ee robbed and the prisoners were arrested as the | best of the start, hurried him a little. being | legion of friends and admirers in thiw city who | ‘°.3 a CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, and 7 is THE ARSE SRL emmiscont Cars now. Fannin daily trom | = J i r' A alleged burglars. Ther were held for the | beaten by half a length, Naptha a length back. will turn out and give him a rouxing recap | UTICURA SOAP, en exquisite Skin Be Ss OIETY direct to the Gate of the MANSION. Pitncsagy Poy sade Niaadt Saptha, 7 and 6 tos, | REvly organized band. From its success else- | jerniae bormun seals, cemetcl, alaple a eettiocs spied by Eminent Solotsta, places of historic interest in ALEXANDRIA. Sasccont wes: POsrE, aeankers and Dealer in Gverumeut Boat ———— wn, 6 out; Naptha, ; —_ 7 ue ee burning, scaly, crusted, pinply r Eminent Solol st im paces ‘The Grand Canton’s Musicale. Herald, 30 and 6; Courtship, 10 and 2, and In- | "here the band can certainly stand unen’ ite | anne aerators froin intancy to ageg from) gyarpHONY AND ORATOMIO CONCERTS atthe {ory steamers foot of 7th st. Spectal exeur- aye Ake Sheer ORE: eaiiront, Stoke 5 Sit socarition tetas | go .d a id $4, 3 _ “ = impies to scros # follows: B BOC. iD. exchai 7 Bostos ‘The musicale last evening at the National | & Stier cea repro seedapty oor _| cellent training that Mr. Sousa has given it. Wednesday Exenine, Nov. 16 a re Of the District of Columbia, ana Baliiruore tomy? sa wc eed ae ee tee ampicen of Se | cap sweepatakes at a mile, Lowlandter (Taylor) | Mle ferie Hers Wil te ther omer | Weanetay By oie pee cadet Aisin. Tate oa CS aa CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEWYORK AVR | Phone Rix pisal vai tat tae Grand . Washington No. 1, I. 0. 0. F. v0 . Vest ( soloists. e wi e concerts, 10- | Soldeverrwhere. Price, CUTICURA, Oe.: SOAP, | Wednesda} Eveuine: Jan. © — aD ne Rr 7 Ramee eee sore Boy tically d financially, at = “ oat with, ne i d pbefpal nna ob morrow and Friday nights and Friday afters 2 RESOLVENT, 81. | Prevared by the POTTER | Wednesday Evening, March In deference to the wishes of the Ladies’ Mt. Vernon =e American Bell Telephone Stock bouchtandsokl 3718 wee Seseneny oak Semeetaliy, | lar) sonegek ot with thet Meet aed “none! ve: | cnn e Yous Dav ee Dee ove of the tiert : CONPORATIO Wondas Brent, Air Ansoctation cars op on SUNDAY at Littie Henne Chartered by epecial act of Contos ———————— Sees Retag crowded with the conten’ many | Too unatha be ane Oe coon dinneen ty | thrilling of recent melodramatic productions, eee REASON TICKE 1 creek, one mile this side of Sit. Vernon, the grounds | — Jan,,1867,and acte of Ort..1890 and Feb. 1872 EW PUBLICATIONS. friends and the artiste on the stage doing their | °° o'r Major Daly. Time, 1.43. | wall open Harris’ Bijou Theater next Monday _Now on sah im a most happy and enjoyable manner. 4 + = P ight for a week s engagem YT mechani- | F. A. REED, Sapt. CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS Betting—Key West, 6 and 7 to 5: Lowlander, | ™#! ; mbraced recitations, instru- | ogee cul effects are numevous and in many ré 8 Wet te Tce c 8 safes ffm 85 cack annum mental and vocal solos and fancy dancing. eee eerste ete ond {ete 3 | they are said to surpass anything of the kind | [Big be AA OF Sig, ROBES Rent 5 each upward per ‘the conclusion of these exercises the floor was | 00s. 93/90 and @2 ise P | offered before in this city. ‘here isa liberal WEAK, PAINFUL BAC S fen AAA FE § ON ‘Ssiver ware and valuables taken on deposit. ¢leared and dancing indulged in until « late | *"DIS?' Ty answered the bugle in the fourth | fund of comedy and the cast indicates a com- . Sss8 eRe ATS Sss5 SALE A saa boar. ae pe oe ae ten llen Deathes petent presentation of it. Ridney and Uterine Pa'ns end Weaknesses relieved {0 | POR THE SUMPTUOUS Cabin Joh TEN CENTS end upward received on deposit and eee . 7 (Doggett) was made the favorite, Larchmont | Hype's Comepians, direct from Hyde & one miaute by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLAS- PRODUCTION OF .HE being closed on that day. se26-tr interest allowed on sums of not leas than $3, an’ TER, Gest and p-kiliis a re rks a in-band tally-ho a A Suit for Divorce. (Mhdgeley) being the second choice. The Cd bene ors 9 seen eee se cael onitrmaub eerste alone Prepares and keeps Wills free of charge—acts as Ex- Exsrox & Reve. asta. Kate H. Greene bas, by Mr. Joseph Shilling- | made a runaway of it, never leaving the result 2s ES a eee ee = z RTAR, 21 st, Penn. ave. ton, filed & bill for divorce against George H. | in doubt. Margherita (Sims) came strong at | — ~~ oye CITY ITEMS. Eat Mbt 7 feutor, Adminiatratcr and Arustee—executes Truste | Blank Bock aH Qrevns. They were married at St. Aloysius’ | He otitbe fareeite: Tine, hoerg. net | Prank Bush, Tom and Lillio English: Marcoand| ae ene toxoow aac Tame oes TAR AND 13 Sue aks ann M Chureb May 16, 1892; bave one child, and she | Tym" of the favcrite. Pree | Athol, Isabella Ward and Joe Harden and! @At the Loxpox axp: Live 1 TAK AND T) MM BENJAMIN P_ SNYDER, Prestaent Bard's & Whitin | ,, Betting— Larchmont, 2 and $ to 5: Margherita, | O00) Hetherton. “Mis More, whe veult be | Co-,7thand G sts., vou can bay an All-wool Men's | At the Academy Mon ay. Oct. af MMM Ak EARL EE Cr GLOVER Fee tin resident pp 9 eer cence eee ec bee. tase nae | Bota 8, to 5, Heather, 6 to Sand out, and | QUO Zed ar the female buritone, Wat big | Suié at 36.00, 87, 87.00 aid $8. A Fine Over- | Atthe Arademy Monday. Oct. AE woe Aa SAEs St Sot SerON Seton’ Tice Peve Enveionen ee Rg aie Decemice,, BOR, whhom | Reqnatere, 3 cad 4 to & Matnsls pabd O62 | Sl ceaty returned tows har twinmaphent tour af | "= *t 06, @7, 97.58, = 0cG-8t | F-HE TEMPLE (425-425 G wt. WD MMM aa epeaitcts mises. ecewee One Spe ne ate, be was discharged for excessive drinking and Leary ox tan oe Fendt P pool pepe course | Europe. The Lowest Prices. T ‘seeeenas aves, da a TL. STUKTEVAN 1, Secretary. ‘Card F neraving and Stamping. orlite pee eae tee te ceccgmen | wound up the day's pat, Con Con (Sees | eee nis, crening Mrs. | You may depend on the declaration that the Comvencing at 8eclcts HOR 00 PPP mn RX ERE separ @f bis drisking and failure to support her abe | opening the favorite at even imoney and closing | 5p ths Pilasce Mes Geir et ies aaa Furniture House doing the heaviest business ix F Grand Character Lecture of Hall @ 3 pr ff RRS BO Benjamin P. Saver, incor at7 to 10. She indulged Return (Bishop) with | of th 4 ile, 428" | xpecitic lines is the place to get the lowes THE PRINCESS MUL QUI, ee me Wyle nae ——————s ah chvalinges, compelled to retura bere, | 287710 10. She indulged Heturn (Bishop) sith | £25 Got. now. Tn this Stra Pollard wil Quotations, “Eversince 1 inaugurated the “low- | By art E A-Pulladswitow of the Southern Bi] Hf Ht Sg fH RAE Be, =| geaebusse Guavies A inwon”” | Stormy apertnente at LATIMER a ShOAEEE ——-— tha tus wanda abeet Satel terine catit the aes | eee Cline | price” price movement (which ¢o many bare | torian, =| Henry a*Wittara, Ec Francis Kimces 140; Gat. uw. - most convenient jocation tn tse city One Cause of Cable Car Accidents. was reached, when Slack slightly loosened his | S*8dpoint and will illustrate her remarks by | followed in a restricted fenre) my trade has CHINA AND THE CHINESE, fopes Mi. Johoston, Charles ©. Glover, a i ‘To the Editor of The Evening Star hold and Mr. Tompkins’ mare made a show of her | Deutiful and interesting views. Tomorrow | increased in volume day by day-—no other houre From @ Chinese standpoint, Tilustrated by beautiful — OSA ohn Spee HE SAFETY STORAGE AND VAN GON I notice that almost every issue of Tae Star | finishing two lengths in front of Return, | Mbt she will lecture on the Puris exposition | jg “in it—and if you want a well-made and THURSDAY Ger SF" at stiie hour, William £ Clark, Uy 30) Thomas i Jouea, bs at me. ot hee quite number of cable car accidents. It | he 10 or 12 lengths in front of Gray Gown (at. | wed the ane Sibi nen — thoroughly finished Suite at moderate figures PARIS EXPOSITION. TIGER HEAD BRAND. ye led ms 0 ). i i ¥ “ . om “time” I will b Le 3 Seat be teteresting to know what proportion | Lynch). Landacer (Pines) was never in it, | Pee Tetured here before and with deeded wa eee ran Sa peenied Co enya Yt THE WoULD's Fatns, E sk . 7 those accidents are due to carelessness or | Tera hae ae is cess. She is a good elocutionist, a keen observer 513 Si es ‘The Seekers After >riritual Truth. ¢ ° it Undue haste in starting the cars. I have fre- | ,, Netting Can Can, 7 to 10 and out; Return, $| Cf’ hergons and eventeand is always on inter.| neg nn ER 1 aula Ree” deere eae Wilts tes segs — — NICU: quently seen at the 7th street crossing undue | "4 }5: ures Gown, Sand 1. and Lundseor, 4| oo.oe talker. We Are Satisfi ‘th st. n. ockat? Pee A y 5 and 4 to 5. Mutuals paid €4.65 straight, 92160 | 4" 3 : ; pe : eT PT 0 c J [axta.—The Manin entertainments consist| To have you compare our $1.90 Derby with | THE | MADAME Par. Rasta chows by the conductors in starting be- | and $2.30 place. of lectures on scientific subjects, illustrated by | any “two-lifty” but in the market—if it's not | jqucke™ sllwinter.. Meal Two xew ispcstntes For euizasetarox, | Mii iter, § fore the gers were seated, and frequent] ee Uguors.. Pui Private dining rons, of Dicdanthasl en te anak, ly coe noel Chia lee da te tec marvelous scenic and light effects, and are as | as good, don't buy it! ropa use of snd free fo eveanbe Particg 0 THE LEADING TENN., THIS WEEK. GOODS south of “ nee row Interesting | Much in advance of the stereopticon lecture as fuaxc & Sox, One Price, y electric cars from 3 or oe _ = gee ee Brg = = Before Justice Mills yesterday an interesting | that was of the veces bees, SWolia tase | as Cor. 7th and'D, | 2¥8 vis Woodley Lane and Fepaligeo ae A SECOND LARGE SHOE FACTORY. “ > 4 landlord and tenant case was tried and de-| ‘The spectacles have been exhibited during the reget Address Tenailytown P.O. MM aa A LARGE PLANING MILL. almost afraid to venture on them. The great : Galilee ta, nat then are so many cable car Cision reserved. This was the case of the | past two weeks at the Tremont Theater, Bor-| At the Loxpox axp Livenroot Crotuino | yy anuis: BIOU THEATER a se acculents, but that, uuder the circafgetances, | Woman's Baptist Home against Margaret Mer: | ton, and bave drawn crowded houses, Co., 7th and G sts., you can buy Suite and Over- | HL. aa He Ae — there are #0 f i Carrot Hit. ' | rill, brought to recover possession of the room | going Semoe ae coe a a ice boys from 14 to 19 at 60 centwon| Mra P. Haris, B. 1. Britton and T. F. Dean, 5 OVER THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS _— } yyment. rip to loon” . 2 specie | occupied by defendant at the home. Mrs. Mer-| be given ‘nest week and The Seven Ames of = : - SPENT IN IMPROVEMENTS Whe Was Keopomsibie for the Beer? | ris an old army nurse, seventy years of age | Out" World’ ther voce folio ae Ticks aot | $10 Will Buy New Homes, Singer's, owe commenciog MONDAY. OCTOBER 4 | GRE 3K TUT gee Sxvol Aram. Last. Fo the Eattor of The Eventna Star | ands cripple, who, having purchased a life | now on vale at Metecrett's, White's, Households and 85 other Good Ma- MR. POTTER OF TEXAS, a ae Aa Wersty Beuers Will you kindly grant one of your readers | membership, claims she is entitled to being | SS | chines, all folly warranted. at Auerbach’s Capi-| py ¢. ¢, Gunter. author of "Mr Barnes of New fe 2% F £24 OS ca space for a simple inquiry? By whose authority | cared for at the home. —_ > use - a ee | Ss I T. N Lois grr ord eee Marine a Biskon Se: Presented with new scenery and the origi- INVESTORS IN BTOCK MAY EXPECT me OF permission was beer brought out and freely | She is represented by Mr. A. A. Lipscomb. | Swerzixos Ix Tus Necx pp vr ee en ee OF THE 19TH CENTURY. " W. HH ,- Tbe ladies of the home claim that Mrs. Merrill oc24-c0208 ‘Next week-NEW YORK DAY BY DAY. oc22-6t . LARGE RETURNS, + EL. Fhoerne, distributed to the participants in the grand dis foes a Pahari Babe hts by insubordination, | OrGOITRE is one of the most stubborn forms of play of the sham battle in honor of Columbus | # forfeited her righte by ins mand Sabie “Tieemsacue ce rar. A Warm, Dressy Jacket ETZEROTT MUSIC HALL _ a EIGHTH AND PENS. AVR Iigt Gani Gils wasen inetitte te pusente ates tea tan Dawrer Diet, Is our Saxony Wool Cardigan, single or double|“= = U RRR A RN This stock offers a grest opportunity for small Sl Parents | aing > jn | Bein my neck, oF oltre, and spent an enormous | Prenat at $48 Youve sontd theo slant RR A Ry and friends of the youths and a fearful ordeal | Maria Gebhard has by Chas. Roys filed a bill smount ofmoney for medicines, but to ne purpose, T | remses 8 enke kaos Oe Gere £4 Ne THIS WEEK WE ARE GOING TO havodkenge was see pene men {Memmcleee Af against Marie Gebhard and others forthe as-| tecame completely dncouraged: Twroteto ry. Anne | Ht Corner 7th and D, ww 8 RAA“AR MAKE IT INTERESTING FOR THE our ofician ie was at leant Permitted to pass | N&™meNt of dower. She states that she was | sutherland, of Kalamazoo, Mich., and recelved an- oye oenaernad THE SEVEN —_ | WEDNESD, FURNITURE BUYERS. HERE ARE nrebuked in the presence Sf those high sm | born in Weisbaden, Germany, in 1827; came to | ewer fally confirming her testimonisi. Ithen began | _ You can get Children’ Suita, in single and AGES. | Fegagoe A FEW OF THE SNAPS, BUT WE Suthority. Of these “our boys” we would fain | the United States in 1852, and was married to | totake Hood's Sarsaparilla mysolf.andin a few weeks Sais Deseret 81-35, 91-00, Shee, $2, our SoRLp: FED HAVE SOME BETTER ONES TO Teaks Bocsl [rue: loval men and citizens, to lay | George Gebbard the same year, and with him | Ifound the swellin very much reduced, and couia | Chil Louse nue invaaste Gon oe? om ‘From Chacs to | sar. matte, xov. 5. SHOW YOU. A LARGE SOLID Oak o* {be altar of our country. | she came to this city, where ebe lived with her | BREATHE WITH PERFECT EASE, which had not | 94,0031 soe ecg ngs) and ROCKER, 18-INCH SEAT, UPHOL- wm the protection of jusband till his death, December 25, 1882, bav- om this feil destrover alike | > | ing seven children (the defendants). She states that her busband was seized of partlot 4, square 450, 1321 C street northwest, worth $2,000 to $2.000. She states that she bas received no done for years. Icontinued with HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA and am now PERMANENTLY CURED of goitre.” Mrs. JENNIE BIGELOW, Fremont, Mich. Defecti fective Vision and imperfectly fit glaneee corrected by Dr. 8. Di Hicks of Pat, adelphia at Tue Crty Opricar. Stone, 477 Pa, ‘A Bolvent Remedy for General Debility, Agent of ti Co-operative Town Co. for the District, oc ‘35 Atlantic building. A 1X TAPES. ave. n.w., Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, * justrating th of the earth's o ee ae eee Bewatiful hands and finger | jower or other interest and in consequence of | HOOD'S PILLS cure liver ils, corstipation, billows: icra dk the wonders af ‘the Junsr. Goeural Coun‘eracts the Effects of Alcoholic Stima- 8 Pes Cexr Boxps TRY OR SILK PLUSH, @6—THIB ject case with which refractory | oye domestic trouble was com to leave | ness, ve, sick headache. "250. 3 Hotel Johnson Cafe. cones sad marvelous light and: Jants and s Great Boon to Nursing Mothers, PAYABLE ES WEEK,04.75. A-YERY GOOD COUCH, sey Dr. Pray's | the premises immnetindely etter her Sushand’s T. BT 5 es pecs encase Pine ac Cove Oreterp Jost Explanatory Discourse by 690 TO 9100. TEARS. WITH SULTAN PLUSE BEAD, can | death, leaving her children in m. She | ‘J’, ; . E i INTEREST QUARTERLY. make any bend presentable. many hands beau-_ says they pan there in the full enjoyment of pet ow © Se% oon Steamed, pan roast, half shell, &c. GARRETT P. SERVIS8. Q — pomamn oa ocan Liful. | Staing and distigurements removed from | it, while she has to support herself by the sever- <-tae ee entrance, 18th st. (elevator.) Stairway, E at. | ‘’No opera in America, nor The Ingowtrial Svingy end Loan Advoste Suayen OAK BOOK ChE, Se tails sal hands. Elegant complexion requi- | est manual labor from day to day, though now -a Olen Remember, high grade only. Lifetime experi- | Boteyen at Be ely aritetic. scene: s Sraiony Poaz an 8 er interes boat bond fe dee a _— Soneanee, de voceta | Ht the advanced age of sixty-five yeare. ence. Fine trade solici 1t | themes Nee fork Beentng Blow tapes sans DOOR, WITS ameal Pia ea | The Late Mark R. Woodward. Picng od ent parame freeaheo Rehestena peter ar ea Sal Baeeaet te roe Superior to any Imported. Recommended other ——— 17.50, A LARGE PARLOR SUITE, Coxconpta Cree tonight at Ein Abend in The funeral of Mr. Mark R. Woodward will at 907 La ave., under theater. 026-2 engagement: ‘by the Medical Faculty. THE INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Asso. 6 PIECES, IN SILK PLUSH, 900; Deatechiand.— Ader. | take place tomorrow afternoon at 2:36 from his’) Cabinets reduced to $2.59 per dozen until Se, 60e., Te. and GL f CIATION, 1300 F ST. X.W. PRICE THIS WEEK, 047.50 A = ol | late residence, 125 New York svenue. The de- | November 1. Estazzoox, pher, be Capital, $40,000. Onranized July 1, 1887. LARGE OAK SUITE, 6 PIECES, IN Staxzzy & Warracu, trustees, will sell, | ceased died yesterday morning after an illness TAL Market space. ‘WILTOX RUGS, PRICE THIS + Latimer & Sloan, auctioneers, tomor- of three weeks of typhoid fever. Mr. Woodward WEEK, $56.50. A FINE SUITE, row St $20 p.m. valuable lot on Ivy street | was born in this city and had a large circle of WITH HIGHLY POLISHED FRAMES, = iz ~ " friends. He was a member of ——— IN BILE 7 PIECES. 0 * a graphical Union and had been employed for « —YOU WANT TO SEE THIS SUITE. Tux Reestax Mivieren's Sace.—The cate- umber of years in the government ting SavE Dain Oban. 5 MONTES sas of Cae Russian Minister's effects will office. He leaves a wife and seven BEVEL PLATE, 917.50. 4 BETTER place at Connecticut avenve and K street pees ‘OME a7 €22.50. A LABORER OXEAT tomorrow at 10am. Latimer & Sloan are the Not Killea. 925, TRE BEST MADE SUITE Ix 7 iw a's Inquiry by « Stam reporter st the resi- Novice advertisement of Industrial Savings end Loan Association in financial column.— Adet. dence of Wm. H. Kauffman, 1205 H street, re- ported to have been fatally injured at Coates- ville, Pa., showed that he had his arm broken in —_—+ two places and ribs broken. LUTZ & BRO, Horst L’Exraxr, corner’ 10th and H, is now| There were two nions with him and — re open for guests. ©. E. Duffy, Owner.—Adet. Ted but it is believed Mr. 497 Peun. ave., adjoining Naticosl Hotel, soaieaigieetce Tesever, 4 = Fazcy Dit of Morton Cadets tonight st| His mother received « letter from him yes-| Horse Blanket ana Lap Robes at low prices, s ‘