Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1892, Page 8

8 y + THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C.. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1892: i rie LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. PoREcast Trur. § P. x. THURSDAY. For the District of Columbia, Marviand and Virginia, showers, easterly winds high on the Const, CONDITION OF Tr Temperetnr: em. Great F WATER. G reservoir, dition >. 1152 am. 00:00 p.m. ‘Tay Saeere’s Perrerors Caxpy, 10thand F Ste, Ovn @1 Kin Grove (Guanaxterp) Fuaxe & Sox ty Va. P 1F Ste, v, 1th: n's.453 Poa K. stock. No re ene HL, Star office. and Minot's t of teeth and 5G at now. Ferme Canret Caxpy, 10th and F Ste. th with the pub- alte. Our re- Honse. cord is that Tn pr well- b as Coal Hods, Ash Ladders, Hammers, We have « that will a fed in every ren & C rs from th at. 10th and F Ste 606 Pa edy. 10 cHlY AND DISTRICT AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Arparon's Ovens Hover.—Mre. Jas. Brown New Navtoxst, Tueater. —“The Voodoo, or @ Lucky Charn Acapexy of Meste.—~The Tar and Tartar, Nawum Bisow Turater.—“New York Day by Day Keasax's Lycee Tuxaten. iar ier Bartix ov Gerrvspcna. Hyde's Come- 15th street and s Meste Hart.—The Seven Ages — CONDENSED LOCALS. Wheeler rences are ublie for dy, Will- Ix THR a t of Edmund G. creditors pre pry’ = and Ke © Club bas rns by special Willard's. A. Dex has t cS 4 captain of nd bat- Dunn is one time the te . f ember of the Mr abt- Tne Third wasic, and there int. state. | 1 as follows: 8, Metropolis mmbe to G. F. 4, pt. 6, bike. Emma J. Nourse to D. | town: €—. Dor- wetze?, pt. Girl's Portion; G. F. Whiting to WJ. Holcombe, lot 6 t 26, bik. 6, Widow's Mite 3 Ce to M. T. Fussell, lots 1 18, 21 to 23, Ann i Harrison to is. 29 and 20. oe. Kitty to BM Sm 4. 133: 3 1, blk. 14, Trini: ary J. O'Counor, Borden to W. 3.0. J. M. Gregg. pt. 1. yen to Alice W. Taftet al, Beat Flizabeth J exch of Wm Ps subs | 7 and 73, square 153. 5 feet front on New Hampabire avenue between Kand L streets northwest Cralle has bought for $5,000 of SW. Curriden subs 123 to 130, square 753, fronting 100 feet on Sd and $4.71 feet on F street north- or $9,000 uurchased of the Washington | y for $12,240 lots 99 to 110, mj ’ Widow » Mite A. Herbert has bought for €¥.327 of G. P. Whiting part Ls. ssachusetts avenue between 17th and Isth streets northwest. > The Columbia Club's New Track. Tommy O'Neill, who by virtue of his mae trockma F the sports of the ( track be will build on t b when they are fix be ad Rew on ord Bicyels in the b fifteen tracks for the m the « and by this tins someth ut track building. A haw Aw the « ™ Saye He Can Prove an Alibi, Metdenhall of the fifth precinct ta young colored man named Edward {and locked bim up yesterday after- barge Iting Miss Fiorene Monday assault was ck on build- Libr: ise McKenzie ani th time on noticed a ¢ B street, who He grabbed at she refused was knocked through the ket book. to the officers Miller's court + being charged with ing. the priso: Qmeault and batters He was identified by the young ladies, who Belated their exciting experience of Monday might ye prisoner denied the charge and claimed he hat « witness to tell of bis whereabouts Monday right. John Stewart was the name of the witness and the judge adjourned the case Until tomorrow te hear Stewart's testimony. = ad. on 4th page. Elphonzo Reap car Jam Younga Co.— Adet. -> John Nolan's W ‘The will of the late John Nolan has been filed. He lenves his interest in his residence and all Other real estate to his eon John, and $200 and the rest of what is due from the Bricklayers Union to his mother, and « codicil gives hie Mother ali insurance money due him, = Rea our Jam ad. on 4th Youngs Co. Adet. page. Elphonzo ——_—_— Noriex advertisement of Industrial Savings @od Lean Association in financial columa.— det. _ Rap our Jam ad. on 4th page. Elphonzo Youngs Co.—Adet. ——— Woops & Co.. bankers, pay interest at the tic of 3 per cent per annum on ‘certificates of deposit, payable on demand. Special rates time deposits. — Audei. Kaan our Jam ad. on 4th Toungs Co.—Adet. _ \= | — THE LAW AND THE LIQUOR MEN. MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VISITING THEIR SISTERS. Prosecutions to Be Instituted Under a New| Hearing Appeals From Registration OMi-| Grand Officers of Odd Fellows Make a Call Form of Information. Another move will be made today by the District against those who are selling liquor without a license, a new information having drawn been up by Mr. 8. T. Thomas, the for tho District. The now il charge the accused with keep- ing a bar reom or tippling house where distilled or fermented liqnors are sold to be drank upon without having paid his license fee, and without having @ License to sell liquors before engaging in the business, contrary to the act of the Dis- trict assembly of 1871, and the amendment thereof of June 20. 1872, and of section 435 of | the Revised Statutes relating to the District of Columbia, Section 435 is as follows: “It shall be unlaw- | ful for any person or persons keeping an ordi- jnary, restaurant, saloon or other place where spirituous’ liquors are sold within the District to give, well or dis- pose 0 approved b; board of police, and no license shail be considered legal by any of the author- ities having jurisdiction within the District until the anime has been approved by the board of police and socertified by the secretary thereof | October 22 was had yesterday before Justice | for the year ending December 31, 1891, shows | under the office seal.” The act of June 11, abolished the board of police and transferred | its functions to the board of District Com- | missioners, and it is under this inherited | power that the liquor regulations prescribed Er"the Commissioners are authorized. "If the | lice Court +hould, ina trial on the new in- | rmation, refuse to allow the accused to show | im his defense that he tendered his license fee, | then it would follow, it ix thought, that the fendant could be convicted. Otherwise, in f the deciston in the Nau case, a -convie- said et the conclusion of | in the Sullivan case in the Court Ferm, Monday last, so limits and | ns the decision in the Nau case as that | ym could be had _ irrespective | tof the license fee. Judge Miller, | livan ease, overruled an offer to prove such a tender and it is not thought that he will | decline to adhere to his former ruling. ‘The party against whom the first move will informati will be Wm. G. htwood av and Marshall «tree % believed that the | reason he will | be selected is the fact that being engaged in the liquor business in a section of the District (the | ale limit) where Congress has made it un- r the District Commissioners to granta liquor license the District will not be placed under the necessity of showing that the accused has no license, the pre- ion of the law being that no license would be granted where it is uplawfal to grant one, thereby throwing the burden of proof upon the defendant, in General expl > AMUSEMEN rs. TH musi Bostox Sympnoxy Orcwestra.—The al season may be said to have b: formally 1 last night by the first conec at Met Music Hail of the Boston Svmpho This band of musicians abtedly the finest orchestral organiza- this country, and its popularity here tteste@ by the large and appreciative | e that silled the new hail to listen to the ellent program that had been announced. The high perfection of the orchestra was fully Manifest in the excellent performance of the opening number, ths “Tannhauser” overture, and the lond applause that followed the grand climax with whieh i d testified to the warm | appreciation of the audience. Berlioz’s “Queen | Scherzo fr “Komeo and Juliet” was evidently new toa large num- ber of those present, and its daintiness and | delicacy was listened to with pleasurable sur- prises. The Schumann Symphony in D minor was the other number of the orchestra and all the moveruents were given with a precision and intelligence that gave the most complete satis- n. ‘The soloists of the evening were Miss Emma Juch and Mr. Franz Kneirel. The former displayed that admirable method that has won fer her such high popularity, although her voice exhibited evidences of the hard usage ithad received in her operatic work. Mr. Kneisel gave two selections. a romance by Svendaen and a farfalla by Sauret, in both of which his artistic excellence as a violinist was plainly manifest. Auuavou's Next Werx.—“The Country Cir- cus,” an entertainment which combines both play and arente performance, will surprise the public next week. Last year the production was confined to a quartet of cities, Chicago. Philadeiphia, Boston and New York, and it will be presented here in the same sumptnous man- ner. Over 500 people will be used in the pro- duction, and the most magnificent spectacular displays are promised in addition to the ring show, which will embrace the greatest lights of | the circus world in equestrian, athletic and special program. The cast on the dramatic side embraces a number of well. known uctors. Mx. Storvrxo's Viontn Recttar.—Tomorrow evening Mr. Paul Stoeving will give @ compli- mentary violin recital at the Universalist Chureb. Invitations may be obtained at Met- zerott’s. Mr. Stoeving’s reputation is well known and an enjoyable entertainment may be expected. moax Rectrat.—Mr. Henry Eyre Browne, the organist of the Brooklyn ‘bernacle, will give an organ recital at the McKendree M. E. Church tomorrow evening, when the possibili- ties of the new organ at that church will be fully brought out. ‘Tue Fainres’ Weit.—That sparkling and | much-talked-of dramatic euccess, “The Fairies’ Well.” will be given at Harris” Bijou Theater next week. It isa play that bas caught the pop- lar fancy. A ood cast and first-class scenery SeveN Aces or Orr Wortp.—The | nia Scientific Theater opens tonight at Metzerott Music Hall, presenting the famous | » “The Seven Ages of Our World from to Man.” In interest and magnificence of i light etfecta these entertainments have never been equaled. Next week “A Trip to the Moon” will be presented. Tux Rose Hitt ENoiisu Foie Company will be the attraction at Kernan’s Lyceum next wreck. appearing, in addition to the regular per- formances, at a midnight matinee on Tuesda: when complete election returns will be received. It will present an extravaganza entitled “The Mountebani introducing Frankie Haines, Rice aud Barton, Carr and Tourjee, Crawford and Lowers and Edwina. By special request Miss Helena Mora will on Friday night sing “The Maid of the Mill.”’ gion Inspector Mothershead’s Denial © the Fditor of The Evening Star In reply to the article in yesterday's EvENIxa ‘an entitled “Inspectors who do not inspect,” I wish to deny the allegations contained in the unieation of E. P.L. Immediately upon fication of the market master made by tele- phone on the morning of October 29, to the toned to the Riggs market, from thence to the house of the party who mplained. The complainant was not at home, the servant informing me that she had gone to the market, to which place Tat once went in search of her. Not finding her there I again repaired to her house, where I remained for more than an hour awaiting her return. As she did not reappear Tonce more went to the market and inspected the fish which the dealer had repurchased from the lady. I found them | nd and wholesome, and I brought twoof the fish to the health office and submitted them to | the chemist, who after examination confirmed ¥ report as ubove stated. T claim that I faithfully performed my duties as food inspector in this as in every other in- instance where unwholesome food is found. When condemned it is at once re- moved by the gurbage collector by my direc- tions and taken from the markets, . J. K. Morwensuea, Food Inspector. com New High-Class Novelty Coats. A superb collection of Ladies’ high-class novelty coats, plain, embroidered and fur trimmed, were received this morning by Wil- lain H. SleKnew, 983 Pa, ave.—Adet. >. Reap our Jam ad. on 4th page. Elphonzo Youngs Co.—Adet. | > | Tarstees' Sate of valuable tract of land, any intoxicating drink without a license, | 1878, creating a perma-| nesses were . * form of government for the Distriet manifested in the proceedings by those present. 73,280, being a total of 15 | Nevins, | In the meantime the ‘eers—Political Talk. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Rockvitte, November 1, 1892. In the orphans’ court today letters of admin- istration on the personal estate of John Small, deceased, wore granted to Annie Small; bond, | $1,000. Samueb D. Waters, administrator of Albert G. Meriwether and Joshua J. Johnson, and Margaret Bartolett, administratrit of influent gate the premises in less quantities than a pint, | Thomas S. Bartolett, deceased, filed list of sales | of the personal estates.of the said deceased. Postmaster Thomas Dawson makes the fol- lowing report of the operations of the free de- livery system at this place during the month of October: Delivered—Registered letters, 17; or- | dinary letters, 2,659: postal cards, 604; second, third’ and fourth-class matter, "2,342 pieces. Collected—Local letters,232; mail letters, 1,554; | ‘mail postal cards, 259; second. third and fourth- | class matter, 68 pieces. Total number of pieces | handled, 7,735. | THE RIOT ON A TRAIN. on a Rebekah Degree Lodge. The officers of the Grand Lodge of the Inde- pendent Order of Odd Fellows visited Martha Washington (Rebeksh degree) Lodge, No. 3, |m their hall at Sist and Congress streets, | Georgetown, last evening, being the first of | this series of visitations to this branch of the (order. After the usual introductory feature | the exemplification of the work was proceeded | with, followed by the reports of the grand sec- retary and grand treasurer, which showed the lodge to be in a prosperous financial condition. Addresses were made during the course of the evening by Grand Representatives Stier and Allan, Past Grand Master Kenney, Sisters Lomax, Pierson, Allan and Buckley of this Jariadictionand Sinter Stewart of Boston. Grand Conductor Jones gave a very pleasing recita- tion. The grand master reviewed the work and progress of this feature of the order and pre- dicted a successful future. The Rebekah degree was founded by the Inte Vice President of the United States, Schuyler A hearing in the cases of the several persons charged with lerly conduct on the mid-| | night train from Washington on the night of | Morgan at this place. “A large number of wit- nesses were examined and much interest was Edward C. Peter, state's attorney, appeared as | prosecutor. Arthur Selby, ( Ricketts | and Gilmour Duley, white, gave bail in the sum | of €100 each for their appearance at court. | Miltory Johnson and Robert Lewis, colored, | also gave bail in a similar amount, and William | Nuccy was sent to jail in default of bail. Henry Miles and Charles Wilson were discharged from custody. Several of the implicated parties have not yet been arrested. WEARING REGISTRATION CASES. Quite a large crowd of persons from various sections of the county was in attendance at the | court house today to henr the final disposition | of the appeals from the decisiori of several of the officers of registration. Judge Vinson, before whom the cases were tried, gave decisions in several and held a number of cases under advisement. THE GUNNING SEASON OPENED. This being the first day of the gunning sea- son the town was comparatively deserted by those fond of the sport. Thuse who returned this evening report birds as rather plentiful, but the hunting indifferent on account of very dry weather, which prevents the dogs from | scenting game. A number of sportsmen from the District also came out on the morning trains. POLITICAL. Political affairs in this section continue com- paratively quict considering the near approach of election day. It is now thonght that but little | change will be made in the usual democratic majority in this county. So far as the repub- licans are concerned an effort will be made to get out the full vote, and this effort will doubt- less be successful, as everything in the party appears to be working «moothly. They appe to have uo doubt of the election of their can¢ date for Congress and are working for that result. There is considerable talk among democrats in regard to getting out their full | vote, but so fur as any definite line of action is concerned there does not appear to be much ii formation. 8. A.M. a ALEXANDRIA, CATHOLIC ORDINATION SERVICES. An overflowing congregation attendgd at § Mary's Church yesterday, the occasion being the ordination of Rev. Richard L. Carne, here- tofore ordained a deacor. at Richmond, to be a priest of the Catholic Church. Rt. Rev. Augus- tine Van de Vyver, D. D.. bishop of Rich- mond, was the officiant, assisted by Rev. Dr. O. 8. P., Rev.’ Father Cutler, Rev. ‘ather Kenefick, Rev. Father McAvoy, 8. J., of Washington; Chester, S. J.. of Georgetown and Keating, 8. J., of St. Mary's county, Md., | with Mr. Skinner of the Paulist Hou-e of Studies | near Washington, and others. ‘The old Students’ | Society of St. John’s Academy, large numbers of the teachers of the public schools, white and colored, representatives of the fire de- artment, Mr. Carne having for twenty years een the president of the Hydraulion Fire Com- peny,and many hundreds of all creeds and classes of the community were present. The solemn ceremonial of the Koman ritual by which priests are ordained made up the major portion of the services of the occasion and the ordination sermon was preached by Dr. Nevins, president of the Paulist College of St. Thomas Aquinas of the Catholic University at Washing- | ton. FUNERAL. The funeral of the late Mrs. Annie Lucas. nee Tucker, took place Monday ufternoon, Rev. Dr. Sharp of Grace Church officiating. The pallbearers were six nephews of the deceased, the Messrs. Richards of Washington. CORPORATION COURT. The corporation court continues its sessions | and hay made the following orders: Gri agt. Waters; decree of sale. Nichols; order of reference. Desmond; decree directing convey RELEASED ON BAIL. As the result of the Jackson City raid, re- ported in Tue Stan Monday, Nelson and Fos- ter, the alleged promoters of gaming at J #on City, who had been sent to Alexandria jail by Justice Burch, have been released onan order of the county magistrate, who had taken | bail. WHY INSPECTOR NOLLINDERGER CANNOT GET HIS PROCESS SERVED. When Inspector Hollinberger came to this ci last week with, as is understood, the arrest of Mr. Beveridge and his associate, | indicted for promoting policy in Washington, | he found that there was no way of getting a United States warrant served here for the re son that Marchal Farr had no successor who felt at liberty to act. The chief justice had ap- | pointed Mr. Atkins marshal of Virginia pro tem. and next day*the President had appointed Mr. Clarke marsbal. Mr. Atkins had made LC. O'Neal of this city his deputy, but Mr. O'Neal's power to serve war rants ceased as soon Mr. Clarke should qualify marshal. It was not known whether Mr. Clarke had qualified, so that, although United States Commissioner Fowier was quite willing to iseue his warrant on the | Washington papers brought by Inspector Hol- | linberger, there was no way of getting effective | service of process. A change in the situation is | hourly expected today. As soon as Mr. Clarke, | who is now in Richmond, qualifies as marshal he will select his deputy here and the proess against Mr. Beveridge aud his associate may be served if the officers can find them. FUBLIC SCHOOL MATTERS, The city school board will have its regular meeting next Thursday night, when it is ex- pected that both the old superintendent and the superintendent-clect will be present. The board will consider the matter of arranging for the new furniture, most of which is already put up in the school houses. It wili be paid by the notes of the board on the installment plan. On the 15th instant the superintendent's office will change hands, ex-Mayor Kemper succeeding Supt. Carne, whose resignation then takes place. superintendent will acquaint the new one with the details of the official work, so that no interruption may take place in the supervision. DEATHS. Mr. James R. Caton lost this morning a bright child of five years of cramp. Informa- tion was received here today of the death of Mrs. Munden of Lynchburg, late Miss Etta Jobnston, daughter of Col. Johnston of this city, who was married here last year at Christ Church. in Wickols agt. Desmond agt. nee. ‘NOTES. ‘The nightly meetings of the democratic club is the only evidence here that this is the week before the election. Rev. Mr. Naylor, the English evangelist, is conducting services this week at Kobert’s (col- ored) Chapel for the colored people. ‘The services of “All Souls’ day” took place this morning at the Catholic Church here. age about eighty-nine acres, near Uniontown, gov- ernment asylum and old National race course, op Hamilton road, a rapidly advancing section Reap our Jam ad. on 4th page. Elphonzo | Youngs Co.—Adet. pana ED | «pans Satox. it appliances for artistic manicuring. nt manicuring b; | artistic operators, Dr. Pray's method inwares rly nails, rosy ends . beautiful fin Gorn, We woo De. Pray's method. “Wessun, ously solicit your presence to show you our offices and our ways of working. Elegant [rege tron enagerad and manicure sets for sale. ‘ake elevator, second floor, Mertz building, 11th and F sts.—Adrt. es Ir You have any business in the auction consult Latimer and Sloan, 1407 G Reap our Jam ad. on 4th page. Elphonzo Younge Co.—Advt. — Exrexstve Sane oy Furniture, Canrers, &c., at Latimer & Sloan's, 1407 G street, Satur- day’ at 10 a.m. Send your goods in now.—Adet. i nea A Dozex more new London-dyed Alaska seal reefers and coats have been received by B. H. Stinemetz & Son, 1237 Pa. ave.—Advt. pe as Adak Reap our Jam ad. on 4th page. Elphonzo Youngs Co.—Advt. | degree lodges in this jurisdiction. | M. Depew ¢ | night, and Albany, Saturday night. | Thave no hes. valuable adjunct of Odd Fellowship. The statisizcal report of the Sovereign Grand Lodge the number of Rebekah lodges to be 2,566, num- ber of members (sisters), 81,735, and brothers, 55,015. "The net gain during that year was 12,021 sisters and 10,091 brothers, being a total gain during thesaid year of 12,112 members. There are three Rebekah The next visitation of the grand master and his eol- leagues will be to Columbia Lodge, No. 10, to- morrow evening. eee NOTES FROM THE WHARVES. ‘The revenue entter Crawford, Capt. Mitchell, of this district is to be replaced by a new cutter to be called The Wm. Windom. The contract has been let to the Iowa iron works of Dubuque for $98,500. ‘The three-master William Lorman Roberts of Taunton is the most noteworthy craft at our docks, She registers 763.15 tons gross, 725.00 net, 166.8 over all, 35.3 beam and 16.3 depth of hold. Her letters are J.V.Q.K. She was built at Bath, Me., in 1881, and till about one year ago claimed Fall River as her hailing port. ‘She sets eleven pieces of canvas, and carrics captain, first and second mates, engineer, steward and four A. B.'s. ‘The Raymond Fuller, Capt. Griffith, and Eda- win C., Capt. Bennett, are in the hands of steve- dores. Schooner Ocean Bird, Seaford, Del., is dis- charged. ‘The Roberts will be out this evening. — Reap our Jam ad. on 4th page. Youngs Co.—Adet. Praos ror Rext. F.G. Smith, 1225 Penn- sylvania avenue.—Adtt. paella WHERE TH LEADERS ARE, Elphonzo Work of the Political Campaign Being Done by the Orators. Mr. Cleveland made a specch last night be- fore the Business Men's Democratic Association at Lenox Lyceum, New York city. Congress- man Breckinridge of Kentucky and Orlando Potter of New York city alee spoke. Col. W. Bourke Cockran addressed 7,000 democrats last night at Newark, N. J. A large andience greeted Senator John G. Carlisle of Kentucky and John J, Delaney of New York at the Academy of Music at New- burg, N. Y., last night. Senator Hill was given an enthusiastic recep- tion at Schenectady, N. Y., last night. Gor. MeKinley addressed an immense andi- ence at Wachington Rink, Rochester, night. Many persons were turned away, being unable to procure admittance, although the night was stormy. Gov. McKinley spoke for over an hour and was frequently applauded. There was an enthusiastic demonstration by the republica: night, the oceasion being the first a in the city of Whitelaw Reid and Chauncey g the present campaign, tor Hill will make speeches during the week in the following cities of New York state: Port Jervis, Wednesday night; Canandaigua, | ‘Thursday afternoon Cortland, Friday afternoon; Elmira, Friday | soe Jobn B. Large, son-in-law of Gen. George G. Meade, and formerly ary of the Philadel- phix office of ( the Baltimore grain merchants, phia, aged forty= seven years. For Tue Goon Or Orneas, REV. MP. WILLIAMS HEARTILY INDORSES HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA. We are pleased to present this from Rev. A. A. Williains of ¢ Isbew St istian Church, Lynn, Me cessfnil ¢ “I seo no reason why a cle:«sinen, more than a lay- man, who knows whereof he speaks, should Lesitate to apyrove an ARTICLE OF MERIT And worth, from which he siinaliy bene! serve to exten it! their coutide sufferer frou - his family have been ed, and whos» commendation may owe benedis to others by increasing My wite has for iwany years been a severe NERVOUS HEADACHES For which she found little help. things that prom: fall a friend eave She has tried many ed well but performed little. Last bottle of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. ply one bottle could and tacks of headache decreased in number and were less violent in their tensity, Waile her general health has bees inproved. Her appetite has also been vetter. Frm our experienes with HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA did de ion in indorsing ITS MERITS.” . A. A. WILLIAMS, HOOD’S PILLS are the best family cathartic, gentle and effective. Try abox. Price, 25e. 2 Srecut Sacre Or We offer at wholesale factory prices the entire line brated E. Howard & Co. Boston Watenes, acknowledged the finest American watch on the mar- ket. Alhappy purchase enables us to make this re- markable offer. ‘The quantity is Mmited and can never be replaced at same figures. We are willinz to refund the money to any purchaser who {s not satis- fied that the prices offered by us are not the actual wholesale cost price. READ WHAT WE OFFER. 1 fuil size Howard, nickel movement, adjusted to heat, cold, tsochronism, and all positions casel in a GO dwts. 14K. Louis XV case, frosted carving all over. Retail price, $200. 1 Nickel 18 Size Howard, adjusted to heat and cold, in heavy 14-Karat hunting case, frosted carving all over. Retail price, $150. Now $105 1 Howard, 18 size, adjusted to heat and cold, heavy J4-karat case, engine turned and frosted edges. Retail price, #125. 1 Howard, 18 size, full jeweled cased, in plain en- sine-turned heavy 14-karat bunting caso. Retail price, 290... --Now 860 1 Howard, 1#-size movement, in 14-karat filled case, warranted for 25 years, Colfax, in 1852, and has become a popular and | | surprising the trad euse, Thursday night! | $ --Now 986 | OT, WITH CRUSTY, SCALY SKIN DISEASE. IT TORMENTED US ALI. ALMOST DROVE MY WIE MAD. DOCTORS AND MEDICINES FAILED. INSTANT RELIEF AND SPEEDY CURE OF ALL BY CUTICURA. Three years ago my wife, four little children and myself were afflicted with a crusty, scaly disease of | the stn. It tormented us all. Such a plague I hope will never again visit my family. My children’s aces were respectively nine, seven and four years, except the youngest, who was only two months old.” Of all our suffering my wife suffered the most. It almost drove her mad. The disease first made its appear- | ance on my wife's back between the shoulders and ‘spread across to her breast. It looked like it was cov- ered over with little scales. I first bought of a drug store medicine for skin disease, which failed to do any good whatever. Inext employed doctor who wave relief for a short w! After trying him for quitea while without effocting a cure, I called in another doctor. who provedto do no better than the first. After this I bought CUTICURA REMEDIES of Messrs. Purcell, Ladd & Co., Rickmond. Va., having read of them in anewspaper. Reltef followed the first application, and five or six sets cured all of us. Idonot know what the disease was we had, it affected us all ahke, but Ido know CUTICURA cured ‘us of that skin disease. Rev. J. N. WOODS, Avon, Nelson County, Va. 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Dean, ‘Week commencing MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, NEW YORK DAY BY Day. A fresh, crisp picture of life in New York city. Next week, BARTLEY'S CAMPBELL KE* I Have Confidence In You. Thave sold thousands of dollars worth of Furniture and other Hi to ple whom I never know until they came to nd rarely hee my confidenes bow mis nd just as rarely have I failed a aaa made Fair dealing, “time” payments and low prices are the business rivets that hold us together. So if qouneed anything in my line do not hesitate to Joux Ruppsx, The Accommodator, “FATE.” UM THEATER. it 618 Seventh street northwest. Pennsylvania ave. and Lith « We Ai e Satisfied THIS WEEK-MATINEE TOMORROW. e Are ss ¢ To have you compare our 1.90 Derby with any HYDE’S COMEDIANS, “tworifty” bat in the market—if it's not as! UnijertheFerwnal Direct From good, don’t buy it! ont re and Behan Fnaxc & Sox, One Price, ae.Jamen'liyte, “heater, Brookiym. It Corner 7th and D. MISS HELENE MORA. The Famous Female Barytone, Next week—Hose Hill Fnelish Fi NEW sationar THra TRE N — This Week only. Frank W. Sanger ant Buttonhole Machines and Scissors, WaLFonD's Art Reception at Aversacn’s Domestic Sewing Machine Rooms, 7th and H. Handsome souvenirs given away. ‘Made on the Domestic while you wait. Admission free. Open every evening this week till 9. nat The Best Beyond Doubt. No Bay Rvs is equal to the St. Thomas when pare. ‘The absolutely pure article, eight and mn years old (not “drug store goods"), can be had fot $5 to 87 per gallon at H. A. SzLiosox’s, 1200 and 1201 Pennsylvania ave, It is a great bargain. Don’t fail to try it. ‘n2-3t Defective Vision and imperfectly fitting Glasses corrected by Dr. S. D. Hicks of Phil- adelphia at Tue Cry Opticat Stong, 477 Pa. ave. n.w., Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. * —= = Yoobo0: OODOO BY With the Celebrated Irish Comedian, And a Great Company of Funmakers, NOTHING BUT LAUGHTER | Monday, Nov 7, first time on age, Bronson Howard's comedy, *AKISTOCRAC Button Holes Made to Order at Domes- —ovbirg ular tic Sewing Machine Rooms, 7th and H. nl-9t The Glorious Comic Opera Success, —— Furniture, Drapery, and Upholstery TAE AND Tanran. Tuomas D. SixoLeTON, 415 7th at. nw. at BR In looking about to tarnish your house don't TAR 1 forget that you can always find a iarge stock to select from and prices reasonable. While I have been obliged to dispense with the Carpet Department for this season. our stock of Fur- TAR 4 Miustrated by the Bost Company Ever Seen in the Opera— niture, Draperies, Lace Curtains, Upholste: ANNIF MYERS, . WM. PRUFTTE, Goods, ‘ke., is much larger than we usually | MATILDECOTINELLY, PUbD FP at carry and we feel sure of suiting the majority. | ROBERT WA > H. M. RAVENSCROPT. Tuomas D. StxcELton, Grand Chorus- Enlarced Ore! 0c31-3t 415 7th st. now. Monday, Nov. = Greatest Bargains Ever Offered. ‘The entire stock of Fine Tailor-made Cloth- ing will be closed out at 60 cents on the dollar. ches: and muscular pains and weaknesses. Price, 25c. ERE ppp EO OD oe ie Ee Be Ht 7 a ee PAVES THE WAY TO COMFORT. OUR PEERLESS: CREDIT SYSTEM « Furniture and Carpets within easy reach of all. RRR, RoR RRR. ‘an furnish your honse from top to bottom ata very small outlay of ready cash, We have stricken | out the di le features so common in other credit establishments, nam-ly, the signing of notes covering the amount of indebtedness. THERE ARE NO NOTES a: N N N Is almost here and if you desire to make your home easy and comfortable come in and talk the matter over with us. Brighten up the parlor with a new Parlor Suite. Take your choice between a Plush or Hair Cloth Su te of Furniture for $28 cash, $30 on time. See our suites in and Tapestry. We aro selling them credit as youcan buy for cash elsew: needa Carret for the parlor? You splendid Brussels we sell for GO cents rer yard cash— G5 cents on credit. Rellable Ingrain Carpe per yard cash—40 cents on tin by making and laying all carpet free of cost—not even charging for the waste in match- ing fisures. If younseda Bed Room Suite se» the one we offer in solid oik for $17 cash and 818 on credit, You can’t duplicate it in Washington at our price for cash. We sella Solid Oak Extension Table for 4.25 cash. #4.50 on credit; Woven Wire Springs, 12.25 cash, on time. A Forty-pound Hair Mat- tress for 87.50 cash, @8on time. Special attention is called to our line of MoJern Cooking and Heating Stoves. All sizes and all prices. EASIES1 OF WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Six per cent discount allowed for settlements in 20 days. 7 88s a CREDIT HOUSE, 819, 821 AND 823 7TH ST. Whate The matter With Nicoll the Tailors Evening Dress Suits? “Theyre Au Right.” Perfect in Fit= Style Workmanship. Price, $39.02. Silk Or Satin lined, Shawi Collar Or Lape Style. Broadctoth or Worsted, as you like, XN N I oco 00 E NNN MW G6 00 NNNU CG” O06 L NNN UO oc 00 L NNN I CCC 00 TLL TTITH HKER TIT A IL T HOWE T AA HE SORT PRUHEE of RATE 8 OR TH Hime f 2b %7E E ocS1-m&w2t 615 AND 617 PENN. AVE. Great Repvcriox Ix Dax Goons LOW DOWN PRICES Ar Lorrrews, 20TH ST. AND PA. AVE. 20 pieces of Dress Goods reduced from ?5c. to jie Tot” Figured” Wash Goods ‘seduced from T34e: iendid line of dress goods, Hen- etiag Onliner, Biiped and Viaid "Dress Goods, yom BOC. ‘Afow Plain Flushes at 7c. Worth $1.25. Vel: 2 colors, ‘Tne best Be" Bleached Co ‘ an Be. 2.» 5Oe., » @1.25 and tee Sar Full line of Gents’ Neckwear. See our 25:. Scarfs, Neat oof New bea Comforts and Blankets. 500! Children’s i Retail price, $59. .-Now 835 We hav8 corresponding grades in the 16-size How- ards, which are a trifle smaller. This ts an opportunity seldom offered to obtain fine ‘watches at greatly reduced prices. Bre: EAA MSY oat 3 . COR. 7TH AND D STS, N.W. W. G. Marzzzorr & Co. ‘Have moved to their new building, at the old stand, 1110 FS. N. W, SEE Loxpox anp LiverPoot Crorurne Co., 7th and A. c. 8. x G sts. ‘ocS1-tf ATHLETIC CLUB SCHUYLKILL NAVY ———_-__ “ Lace Curtain Stretcher. a Another lot just received. These stretchers c. A c have given universal satisfaction. and the de-| COLUMBIA ATHLETIO CLUB. mand for awhile was greater than we could es 4 supply. Tuomas D. SINGLETON, — a oc81-3t 415 7th st. now. NATIONAL BASE BALL PARK. Men’s and Boys? and Children’s Suite and | A@2ission, including erand stand, 50 cente Overcoats at 60 cents on the dollar at the Lox- | Gamo called promptly at 4:15 p.m. Dox axp Livenroot Crormixe Co., 7th and G ste, oc31-tf nit (ALBAUGH'S GkAND OPFKA HOU: All who are exposed to the weather ehould aS RERE., keep Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup handy. 3 After an abscneoct fu 10 Will Buy New Homes, Singer's, pS. SOTIE White’s, Households and 85 other Good M: ae Cae chines, ali fully warranted, at Auerbach's Cay MR. BELLE tol Hill branch. Domestic Sewing Machines and MEI Patterns. 4th & Pa. ave. se. Wat. Funk, Mngr. qi MMIC BE ocat-eo0t Inte wine's cenafal ne 10c. Royal Headache Powders. MEET Sore Bee Ee Kattas" tens tees eiataetee oT women ise VAGGIE GAULE at Bektimsoos, ‘the wonder medium, will follow lecture. | GAILLARD SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, i om eat Sw FRENCH and GERMAN And dohate nnnh complimentary tesnoe Tt fovsnter At Ape taht ire the Lanenages Can Be Sit yl Make | Non’and Pasrineume © Lecturers, Pret A iheig gtcey Academies una thor moh Method, Frenst Bhoneticn were ay ‘liar Sabor of the Work Chale Rpwtem, pM. EXCURSIONS, &c. FST GRAND FAMILY OYSTER Ro: (Oysters steamed) Of the JOLLY FAT MEN'S CLUB To SMITIVS POINT, On SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1802, vain or shine. ‘The steamer Samuel J. Pentr will leave her wharf at O48 - returning at 7:30 p.m. Tickets, adwittting lady and gent, @1. Rach fda tional indy of children ower ten sears of age, Se No objectionable parties allowed and positively mo gambling of any kind on bast or grounds, Lacios expressly invited. Third Artillery Band will accompany excursion, Pring your knife and fork. Leal | MOCST VExxon ~~ HOME AND TOW OF WASHINOTOR. Steamer MACALESTER at 10.0.1. dafly (except Sua- | day), retarning to the city by 2.99 p.m. THE DIRECT ROUTE — NO PERRYING — NO TRANSFERS—THE QUICK ROUTE. FARE ROU + CHILDREN, ‘00. Fonte only the tirket Sinamer Macalester to river lanfinzy as far Giymont daily except Sunday at 10 a. ma Prete Sha paseemrere M™ Yeunon. XANDKIA AND MT. VERNON KAILWAY COMPANY. Xew and Marnificent Cars now running lal); ALEXANDEIA direct to the Gute of the MANRIOW SUITE ge HELGERIST ,ORURCH wAR ESE, BRADDOCK MOUSE end other Places of historic amterest tn ALEXANDRIA ferry steamers foot of 7th st. Special exour sion ticket, 3de. entire round trip. Connecting also with trains of Penney! roadat Alexandria, Take cars at Oth street In deference to the wishes of the Ladies’ Mt. Vernon Association oars at SUNDAY at Little Bunting creek, one mile this side of Mt Vernon, the grounds deine closed ou that day. eeootr F_A_ REED, Supt. STAGE EXCURSIONS. HO COACH LINE. SL actou, Soldiers fone a. 2 pia. 50s. te ride! rau- Fotad trip: All visitors should reat atx: NEW PUBLICATIONS. “WHERE Is THE OFFICE OF THE CEN- WEE bic ane In the Washineton Loan and Trust building, corner Headaches cured “while you wait” Druggists. aulz NTURY. | OT SEEN | DOES NOT EXIST. OF EVERY DRAWING ROOM. Matines Saturday. Seay te ae §. Heller, 720 7th st. n.w., is making = cialty in Ladies’ and Children's Hair Cutting A PLAY 01 THAT WHICH IS THE TAL! and Shampooing; also cures Dandraif. _oc7-tr | ae seo were Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases | {tune guarten: $7. Tuas ane es —— | Qecuneen AM competes comet ees" None Name It But To Praise. Former papits please widress GEORGE DEAT? 3S Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. 9. dt 1-00 A marvel of lightness and swiftness. ME"ZEnorT Music HALL. ja27 Office 437 9th stn w. | ~ SEDNFSDAY FYENING, Nor. 2 THURSDAY EVENING, S THE | SEVEN AGES j OF OUR WORLD. | Tu Wanrex Suor Hovsz, 1115 F Srazer W. EE THERE STYLES OF 1 TANDS FOK HOLDING THE ‘Oth and Fsts., Roow #4. ISRO “HOW CAN I PAY FOR THE DICTIONARY" Call and inguire. oct7 -tmolS ———— BOOKS AND STATIONERY. = stox & Ror, 421 11th st., bet, Penn. ave. and Bat, Blank Books, Cong ing Promes and Stands Letter - nieilade, "s & Whiting's This an Hurd ¥ Japanese Linen Tabieta, Office Supplies, Card Fneraving and Stamping. MEDICAL. &c. (From Chaos to Man.) “"No operatic perform! noteven at Bayrenth such brilljant and the cosin America, nor Far. we ever had the bent of | rariistic scene etiects a8 ‘We have received three new lots of Men's Genuine 3 the electric fight. and Sombinine the very perfec ilumineted by | fully’ set in stage ecenes, | of scenic art."— Boston | ‘Something absolutely new to Boston. Sorealistic Qecene has not been witnessed upon the sage." | French Patent Calf Bals, that were made up to sell for 86, which we are selling at 83.75 per pair, a price that Boston Hera: } cannot be touched by any other shoe dealer in town. A FAIRY TALE OF SCIENCE , ray hically explained by. GARETT | PP SERVISS, } Also sever, cases of Ladies’ Fine Button and Lace | Iustrated with brauti/ul scvuery and marvelous ut and i Shoes that we are selling below manufacturers’ whole- Popular prices—?5-. Seats now on sale at METZEKOT T'S, 1110 F at. nw. actlondsy. Metneetay, Friday evenings and Saturday HOON, wees following secund <\ramia® Spectad tA THIP TO THE MOO! sale prices. Our prices range from $1.70to 83.50, while the regular prices range from 82.75 to 5. These are Se A®SUAL COURSE OF LECTURES. ‘sample shoes, and most of the sizes are 3 and 3}—A, B ROBT. J. BURDETTE, and C widths, ‘We have another lot of Ladies’ High Shoes, known to the trade as ‘odds andends” or “‘broken sizes.” The regular prices of these odds and ends range from REAL | he onl: $3.50 to 86. These will be sold at one-half of marked iinuet; all others are modifications. “GPANISH COURT MINUFT,* THE ONT lace ington where renting “Span ial Soar Abinnet™ te sauche twat the MARTYN COLLEGE or regular prices. ath st. ‘Also d Physical Culture, Elocution, Remember, ONLY 3 PRICE for these odds and WEtzeRoTT music 1 M . o——__——_____o | DAMROSCH CONCERTS. | —— Taz Wasrex Suoz House srarnoxy SkemesTna — OF NEW YORK, IN CONJUNCTION WIth THE CHORAL SOCIETY, Under the direction ‘of WALTER DAMKOSCH. Eminent Soloista, nnse of Six ATOLIO CONCERTS: follows: 1115 F Sressr N. oc31 ov. 16, 1802... “Symphony.” Miss Emma Such.) read Taxes To Rexewsen Grasty can furnish your house—every room tn it— with every article necessary, except stoves. Grasty don’t sell anythigg on installments, sof you buy for cash Visit lilsDouble Storea Grasty has Carpets from 113. to 81.50. Grasty will make and lay any Carpet at lowest pos- sible price. Grasty don’t promise you something for nothing and youdon't get it anywhere. Some persons claim to make no charge for making, mateb- Wednesday Evening, Apr: SEASON TICKETS. #4, Now on sale at Metzeroit's ME, ALLAN DEC MUELLER, ot dancing and deportmeat at” Academy and member of the A‘ erican Soci Professors of Dancing, will reopem his clusses season 1802-00 WEDNESDAY, Ovioler 3, at ; st the aéadenuy, Masons 1 BETHESDA PaRK. ‘The cafe at this park open all the winter. fennaliytowa Jureicu on the Jour and. half hour, Core from ing and laying Carpet. Get our prices and Cavieaen Tati elt ball free 80 sry Parties brinwins their owa music onl special Int car ee Provided. Bowing alley always oven, ociser Grasty's Solid Oak Cluster Leg Table, six fest lone, Grasty has s Good Osk Suite, 3 pieces, $14.85, $16.50, $18, $21.85, #25, €30 to 857.50. Grasty has one way todo business and that is the ‘Of the RIGHT Way. Grasty refunds the money on anything you buy not BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. ‘Teach your little children to say Grasty the Pusher. Grasty makes bold statements and you must not eet doubt till you try. Grasty will be pleasedto show you around whether Fi wewwea yout act BE 'rsr & ES ‘Remember the name: iu E ww ww Ask re GBASTY—GRASTY—GRASTE, — of 1510 and 1512 7th st. n.w., bet. Panag. OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING, Pee setierces. mm, ‘Uth street, two blocks below U. S. Treasury. B iM = Mackie Oth WILLOWS. —TENALIYTOWN NOAD. — 2 2 oa ge Avdusinien, “sotrect = ‘ccikl wo ba Water. Greotaear Rruvder var abbey * Cushion, ‘WEWHALL'S BEST CALF $2.00 SHORS Can be bought for $1.60 wee Pa ‘dinessen. | Ofer hours. Bio Iam. and 4107 p. [2305 82ST To KNOW AS MUCH a natare and treatment of catarrh as ‘hemssives know call at Room: aud eeming. SCHULTZ INSTITUTE FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN. Treatment of "Cirgnic “Diseases, vin: Asthma, Extension, Fracture, Heart gestion, Lumbawo, bit Stoitos ‘Sireine Swetish Metical Gyr Macnee one. “Lady ‘aamistant. "peterencen Washington ‘and New York city. Tesitence, 14:55 Corcoran, wt. TrevE Nowe! 1 D® & % canterox, S07 12th st. nw. Graduated London, Engiand, 1855: New York, 187%, Bladder and Kidney Ailments, Acute or Chromie Blood or Skin Diseases, Nerve Ka- heustion, Nervous Debiiity. SKILL SUCCESS. Bours: 9to2 4to8; Sunday, tor Consultation free. ott. STEANGERS, TARE NOTICE—DRS. BROTHERS Ssng.oray treat all diseance, sstabifehed ad gone peor retataimann, 8 SASS comin ie ea PROFESSIONAL MASRAGE By MES” CAMERON, ocR1m* Best of medical references, YONSULT THE ONLY UROSCOPIAN 7 cians in Washineton, Dre. BROTHERS and GRAY; "We have te Imost to = oer ‘character’ ear forty-five veary at XM Bat. sw. duced the sums of incipien: disease tainty by examining into the chem! urinary deposits.” We will descritne symptoms without asking a question! in the morniue. which the humi fre weak. mlseee 7 ESSA Rie ie te etmetreaeal tote Giorh Tt hus been i use for pear Laboratory, 806 B st. sw. ROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED DP isrich the beet of iediea! references Op toMsehet nw R. MULLER, 1087 OTH ST. chronte affections of @he liver, Kidneys and nervous T. B. ‘Tyrsen & Sox. LERS IN DRY G0oDs, 1316 7TH ST. N.W. 3,000 vards Good Unbleached 1-4 Bleached Sheeting, 17° ee 104 Unitiesched 5 Le. Al-wool Dress Goods, 41 inches wide, 50e. Rage: lag prices 7 1 Mixed Dress Gooda, 40 wide, 230. Wool Mined Dress Goots in evot styton iis All-wool Panne! Suitue, 501 A new ‘ine of Light © bt 928 7th and 706 K st. nw., HEADQUARTERS FOR HOSIERY AXD Children’s Positive Black Ribbed Hose, sizes 5 20, at 123g. ‘We are the selling agents for this Stocking in Wesh- ington. . Chi siren’s Hermsdorf Black Hose, ribbed and plain, 8625, 35, 376, 40, 45 and Soe. Children’s English Cashmere Hoss, in half, three ‘quarters and extra long, at 25e. Lodies’ ‘Hose, all sizes, ribbed and plain, at 25, 50nd A New Line of Stamped Goods: Scarfe, Splashera, ‘Tray Covers, Pillow Shams, &c., Tinted Table Covers and Scarfs, Wash Embroiery Silks in all shades, Crochet and Kuitting Silks, Madonns and HB