Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1892, Page 16

16 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. ©. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 1892—SIXTEEN PAGES. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST PILL 8 P. 31. SUNDAY. = AMUSEMENTS. Anpavon’s.—C. B. Innger's “*The Country Circus” is next week's | Dill at Albangi’s. This show, which combines | Tor the District of Columbia, Waryland and | both play aud arenic performance, ie claimed Virginia, fair Sunday and Monday and prob- | to be th ably Tuesday: warmer Sunday westerly winds, becoming variable. CONDITION OF THE WATER Temperature and condition of water at am: Falls, temperature, 50; condition, 34. Receiving reservoir, temperature,54 Con- dition at north connection. 36: condition at south connection, 36; distributing reservoir, high north- re, 52; condition house, 36. effluent gate house, 35 High tide. ! Low tide. 7$3eam. 8:20 p.m. 211 am. 2:13 pm. Jeures Laxepcnon will offer on Monday at the New York Avenue Itink the following un- 3 eeting, 10c. $3.50 Woven Wire Bed Springs, $2.50. 1 High-back Dining Chairs for 70 18 Wilton Rug Couches for $14.50. 86 Fine Wool Biankets for 4.50. 2,000 Print Bed Comforts, file. each. Wardrobe Folding Beds, $22.00. 1 Solid Onk Tabiex for *0c 30 Solid Oak Tables for $1. tered Onk Rockers for $3.25. @3 Sotid Oak Arm Rockers for 10 per cent off all furniture eacept the above. £2.75 Chenille Table Covers for 5. $3.25 Im. Brussels Curtains for 22.50. So. White Figured Swiss Muslins. 6c. 05 New Prilled Swiss Curtains, $4 per Jexivs Laxsnvrog, N.Y. Ave. Rink near 14 Mu. W. H. Lowennr desires to inform his at a | stage, winding | the production, with an excellent cas | i | | dience will be enable: | lady customers that he 1s no longer connected | with the Bureau of Fashion. He will be pleased to meet them at Mrs. T. B. Hannisox's, 1329 F Bes > Wares desiring to buy the best value of the finest and healthiest Wines and Whiskies. native scenes being remarkable for their beauty as the standard of | Well as for their fidelity to fact as revealed by | Scientific research. ments, combining as they do educational with Popular interest, have created an im or imported, judge them Se itenet le the: aieecicdention of exes: rience sold at the old-estaplished warebouse of Cun. Xaxpen, 909 7th «t. dee = Hewax Artificial Eyes. Humrien’s, 453 Paav. Seniosow’s Old California Malaga. Samples free. = Hasrts of mal neatness grow into a part <f derveter.” Give the little people a tooth brush and Minot's Dentifrice; it save many a dentist's bill, 25c. everywhere. > Execrare Burts, burgiar alarms. 1206 Pao ‘Tux Invixerox, 1416 K st., is reopen for the reception of gueste. ‘Loxvox Covom Syacr._A magicalremedy. 10c. a Sexp your order for a barrel of “Star oi the Bast” Flour at @5.25. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Small S$. C. Hams, 123¢¢. J. T. D. Prres, 412 4th st. se. ExzermcLiouts,wiring. tc. J.H. Keeatixe. Deap Heat Between our $1.90 Hut and others at “two- fifty.” Praxc & Sox, One Price, Cor. 7th and D. Canrete Creaxep by the Emere Canrer ‘Wonks, 631-685 Mass. ave. n.w.. are made moth- Proof free of charge. Telephone 435-2. Guxs for hire. J. H. Koeuixe. Fon Watt. Parzn, Window Shades, Room Moldings and Interior Tinting and Decorating fo to R. W. Hesperson’s, 1113 F st. ow - Maxes just such bread as my mother made” ix what is said of our “Old Time” Flour, sweeter and more nutritious than any other, $4.75 per barrel. J.T. D. Pyles, 412 4th st. « 614 12th Five Gat. Gasourxe, (0c. Mevpiw! CITY AND DISTRICT AMUSEMENTS TOSIGHT. AtRaror Potter in Zoia's “Therese.” New Natiowat Tuxaten. a» Lucky Charm.” Acapemt oF Music. Hana’ Buov Treatea.- by Day. Kerwax's Lrcecx T: diana. ‘Tux Barrie or Gerrrssvno.—15th strectand Obie avenue. Mrrznuorr’s Music Hatt.—The Seven Ages of Man. ‘The Voodoo, or “The Tar and Tartar.” ‘New York Day rem. —Hyde's Come- —__ CONDENSED LOCALS. St. Gronar’s Cuaret in Prince George's county, Md.. was consecrated Thursday by Bishop Paret. Rev. Dr. Addison of this city ‘Qsristed in the services and the sermon was delivered by Rev. W. G. Davenport, rector of Emmanuel Church, ‘nasentin ‘ ‘Tue « tal subscription hop given at ee Fesetia bent boas lass eveeing oes wel attended. A few admirers of Capt. Zappone made it the occasion to present him with a Yesutiful gold medal. Mass Vockrr of this elty has terminated her theatrical engagements and ie Bow organizing « company of her own, intend- | to star in Sbakesrearian plays. 18 Moayive abont 1.20 6 clock an employe ef the Baltimore and bio railroad bis Might arm injured while working ona train. ieee wall pelle Garr Can No. 210 on the Washington and Oren Hovse.—Mrs. Jas. Brown | | | } town railroad collided with a carriage | George: Sear 26th and M «+t « vesterd ‘The vehicle was demolished, but the occupants escaped without being injured Heway Pexpirrox. colored, dropped dead west, Inst night He was Heart disease was probably the fifty years old. eat 7.30 o'clock « horee at. | Brown for $500 bs the Mesera. Aitcheson. ON reams oe renee ema cree Generel of Richard’ dL Oceutngcan’ of grounds. “There were three men in the | Washington came over the ferry yesterday pny ogee them, Robert | Afternoon and the remains were interred here. be Mqjared, | Mre Mary M. Snuvth, a venerable lady, loog Nip ment Goad to as bhockn, Wea. aun Qc cones | asbdiatt Lore, died ai hex house here yoascrcay’ southwest, Mas. Jexaix« of No. 713 Sth street southeast Started from her home last evening to attend t. some business, and like many other ladies she bad ber yok in ber bund. In the book abe bad $90. Later in the night «ome unknown eolored man bul the use of the money and now the police are looking for him AS Onper was posted in the Poii fterncou. | ay the case of Jeff. Philiips, under eentence of im front of his home, No. 510 Half stre-t south- | denth bere for the murder of George Smith. use of death, | Bear Pionser mills bas been bought from W. H. by the auditor yesterda: e Court | L street southwest. | Lunar landscapes and a number of beautiful Chaos to Ma the “Trip to the Moon.” | sive members of the Georgetown Orchestra, | through whom largely it receives its fiuancial support, is nearly completed,” said the secre- tary of the institution to a Stan reporter re- cently, “and it shows that we havea strong hold on the musie-loving public, in that we lose few from year to year beyond those who leave the city, while with little effort their places are where subscriptions for the winter veries of concerts are received, it is considered as reflect- | tug high credit upon the work of Prof. Kas- | ihe Boston Symphony concerts very largely patron- ize the Georgetown Orchestra. The series of concerts for the coming season has been ad- | mirably planned, both for instrumental work and for distinguished soloiste. | bas been engaged as prima donna for the first | | concert, while the program shows orchestral | numbers of ahigh degree of excellence. continu | support other than through its own nnaided ef- forts is u proof of the fact that Washington has both the executive and musical ability to sup- | port a first-class local orchesti m audiences than the various churches which have | been used heretofore. tion about the ma: Mr. John Nightengill was immortal, but he is dead. to him, but he carried equally well the weight of years aud jokes, and although he was a very old passed middle life, and « few years married a wife and could jump and skip with the youngest. misfortune has laid a heavy hand upon him. His wife sicl | mauhood fell suddeuiy from life to death, bat | he maintained his fortitude in the face of mis- | fortune aud did bis work cheerily until a few days ago a violent pi last at the house of hix daughter, Mrs. Cr: acquainted with the jail when it stood between the Potomac stand and river, at the foot of there seventy years ago, and has been in public employment more or leas ever since. strength last night and packed the opera house with a crowd which its walls have seldom before held. and was followed by Mr. J. M. Jobnson, and the addresses of both gentlemen ealled out the party enthusiasm and the house rang with ap- plause. The Harrison and Reid Colored Re- publican Ciub, which has just been organized, will hold a meeting near the Washington and Alexandria railroad depot tonight. in business here with C. J. Miller & Co., were brought here from Harrisonburg, where he | died suddenly, attended the remains to the grave, out today to wit districts of Virginia, came to this city last sum- biggest indoor entertainment in the ‘There will be given two acts of a raral play, tollowed by 9 spectacular moustration, confined to the fimits of the n up with a genuine ring pro-| gram under ‘he tent of a circus, Tho best per- formers in the circus business are employed in inthe play. Over 500 people will be employed. Tues- world.” retty t influent gate | day night the theater will be kept open all night for the benefit of those who wish to hear | the latest election news im cozy quarters. Re- turns will be read from the stage during the | progress of the play and aftor the performance over. Nationat TaeaTeR.—Brouson Howard’y new comedy, “Aristocracy.” will be given at the New National next week. Acaprary of Mvsic.— “Held in Slavery"’ will be at the Academy of Music next week. ‘Tne New York SymPHosy Oncurstaa.—The Symphony Orchestra of New York, in conjune- tion with the Choral Society, under the direc- tion of Waiter Damrosch, will give the first of its series of concerts November 16, with Emme Juch as the soloist. «' Brow Tsrater.— The comedy drama which Bartley Campbell is said to have considered bis best work, will be given at Har- | ris’ Bijou Theater next week, with a cast that includes such names as George W. Larsen, Cora Van Tassell, Etama Saulsbury, Lillian Cham- bers and Wilton Smith. The election returns will be received by special wire and the au- not only taenjoy the Performance in a cozy and comfortable theater, mut to keep posted as to the latest returns. Unasza.—On Monday, Wednesday and Friday of next week the spectacular novelty “Urania” Will be repeated at Metzerott's Music Hall, the subject of the scenes being a trip to the moon, terrestial phenomena will be exhibited, the The Urania entertain- ion which is as general as it ix profound. sat- faction that has been manifested with “From "insures a warm reception for Gronorrows Oxcuestra.—‘The list of pas- jain filled by new members." At Metzerott’s, and his enthusiastic musicians that same people who purchase tickets for the Emma Juch | ‘The d existence of the orchestra during the past thirteen years in spite of no substantial | The new juvic hall wiil afford an opportunity for larger > ALEXANDRIA. ALL MEN MUST DIE. ‘There bas long been a traditionary assump- et building that the janitor, A fabulous age was jocularly attributed man he have ago seemed never to | In these last months, however, | ed and died, two sons grown to mimonin seized him and e old man breathed his n. citizen who was yesterday afternoon Mr. ightengill waa the on Wolfe street. He was one of the assistants POLITICAL MEETINGS. The Alexandria democracy came ont in Gen. Fitz Lee addressed the assembly | FUNERAL OF 3K. HUDSON. ‘The remains of Mr. J. B. Hudson, formerly nd this afternoon his funeral took piace. Alexandria Washington Lodge, F. | A. A. M.. and Lee Camp, Confederate Veteran OTES. Considerable numbers of Alexandrians went the athletic games at the High School in Fairfax. It 1 understood that next week the court of peals in Kichmond will take up the appeal in A house and lot on the east side of Union street Permits for seven new buildings were issued = Robbed His Host. Daniel Clayton, @ colored man from the rural mer avd visited William Campbell's family on He had not been there | first. After thi HE FIRED OFF HIS PISTOL . Jefferson, Klaw & Er-| And He Was Sentenced to Two Months in Jail For It. Tom Maroney’s rosy cheeks this morning were not due to the state of the weather, for | when he appeared in Judge Miller's court en 9 | charge of concealed weapons he had been locked up over night in police station and bad spent the morning in one of the court cella. Last evening ‘Tom caused some excitement on Capitol Hill by discharging his weapon several times, and when Policeman ‘Mendenhall arrested him he accused the officer of having put the weapon in his pocket. His statement of the case this morning was that he bought the pistol, and being unable to get the bullets out of it he went into an alley and fired in the air. “Where ate you from?” inquired Judge Miller. ” replied the prisoner. ‘What brought you here?” “said the judge. “I mean why did “I came to see my friends.” “Who are some of your friend: (O'Brieus, the Macks and the Mec- ve in Swampoodle. “Where are you stopping?” “This side of the Capitol.” “On what street?” “B street.” ‘The prisoner then explained that he was em- loyed on a farm near his home, and he said he ight the pistol from a man on the street last night. He paid him $2.50 for it. ef “Did you bring much money here with you?’ the judge asked. “f didn’t bring much,” he replied. “‘because Ispent it after I got here and now I have less than a dollar left.” he ie He was sentenced to two months in jail. pases ODD FELLOW VISITATIONS. Grand Officers Attend Columbia Lodge—The Program to Be Carried Out. Conformably to announcement the officers of the Grand Lodge visited Columbia Lodge, No. 10, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Thurs- day evening. The usual ceremonies of introduc- tion having been gone through with a brief recess followed, after which the officers ex- emplified the work and showed a marked pro- ficiency. The reports made by the grand sec- retary and acting grand treasurer showed the lodge to be in a good condition. Remarks of an interesting character were made by Grand Master Crawshaw, Noble Grand Morrison, Grand Warden Mead, Grand Secretary Hunt, Acting Grand Treasurer Andrews, Grand Rep- resentatives Stier and Allan, Grand Chaplain Lucas, irand Conductor Jones, Past Grands nd ThackeMord, Peet Grand Hughes goon Lodge and Pret Grand Masters and Crandall. Much interest wus ed in the proceedings. Columbia Lodge is. over fifty-two years old, having been instituted July 16, 1840, and contains on its rolis some of the most active members of the order. At one time in its history it was one of the sirongest lodges nutericaliy in this juris- diction. There will be no visitations during the com- ing week, it having been deemed advisable to have an intermission midway in the series, Monday evening, November 14, they will be re- sumed, and a joint visitation will be made to Beacon Lodge, No. 15, and Excelsior Lodge, No. 17, at which time an unusually interesting gathering is expected and to which all members of the order are invited. On Tuesday evening, November 29, Federal City Ledge, No. 20, will visit Independence Lodge, No. 77, of Baltimore. The officers of the Grand ‘Lodge have been in- vited to uccompany them, aud the grand master hae the matter under advixement. > Can Loan or Horses at Central Stables, 400 lith street northwest, —Adré. a. Posrrive Sate of horses and_mmles at Lati- mer & Sloan's, 1407 G street, Monday, at 4 p. m. 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COUNERY CHRCES, COUNTRY CLRCUS: ‘An Harmonious Blending of Stage and Arente Spec- 1892-93 1892-93 akion pees as BISCHOFF CONCERTS te eecceees seer : Tuesday nixht At the rt y CONGREGATIONAL ‘CHURCH. a Five 0» On. any Five Fridays veal person to. fect tune e ESSE REE I | Aah cree seam eee Rion ave. 18 Fitter wae Phe Alden GEONGE DERESER SEASON TICKETS. ETHESDA PARK. bas ‘Single admissions... 50 cents B ee Al the concerts will be un ler the im:nediate direc- Mon of Dr. Bischoff, who will a ‘im each, assisted By thie best loral talent he YS SALE at Ellis & Co.'s, 037 Pa. fontinue til Saturday Bes after whee ve mors ‘Season Ti 1 be sold. n5-9t P Given by the LADIES OF CONCORDIA CHURCH, At the WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY ARMORY, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 7, 1892. Tickets, each person, 50 cents. Proceeds to be devoted to the fund for the liqnida- tion of ‘the church debt er ea (ALBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. TONIGHT AT 8 LAST APPEARANCE-OF MRS, POTTER MRS! Pot! MR. BELLEW, MR BELLEW, MR. BELLE Under the direction of Mr. John Stetson, Inthe widely discussed and remarkably stic- cessful new play from the French, THERESE. ‘3 THERESE. A PLAY OF THE 19TH ORNTURY. THAT WHICH I8 NOT SEEN DOES NOT EXIST. THE TALK OF EVERY DRAWING ROOM. Next week—""The Country Circus.” oct ‘AcADeEMY. Tonight at 8 last time of ‘The Glorious Comic Opera Success, Tiiustrated by the Best Company Ever Seen in the Opera— RUETTE, ANNIP MYERS, WM. Pi FRED FREAK, MATILDE COTERELLY, MARA MIRSLLA, CHARLES MYER. ROBERT WATSON, _ If. M. RAVENSCROFT. Grand Chorus—Enlarzed Orchestra. satlonday. Nov. 7—"Held in Slavery.” Seata now on e. N EW Ra’ AL THI Tontght at 8. Last time of Frank W. Sangerand Gus Bothner's Great Comedy Success and Mirth Provoker, YOODOO; OR, A Yoob00; OR 4 OR A OODO0; OR. RY F. 8. GIEBS, With the Celebrated Irish Comedian, THOS. E. MURRAY, Anda Great Company of Funmakers. NOTHING BUT LAUGHTER. ‘Monday, Howard's tf v 7, first time on any stage, Bronson ARISTOCRACY." Seats now on sale. ERNAN'S LYCEUM THEATER, Pennsylvania ave. and Lith ss TONIGHT! TONIGAT!! HYDE'S COMEDIAN! Under the Personal Direction of Direct From Hyde and Bohman's ‘Mr. James Hyde. water, Brooklyn. MISS HELENE MORA, ‘The Farnous Female Barytone. sk —Rose Hill English Mitenort music mart. MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 7. WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 9. FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 11. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. 12. First Representations in Washington of the Wonderful “URANIA® Spectacle, ees A TRIP TO THE MOO! ic performances in America, nor Europe, uth, have ever had th nt and thorouchly arti benefit of tic scene effects as York Evening Post. ."— Boston Transeript. ‘A wonderful spectacle, gloricusly illuminated by the electric light, and beautifully set in stage scenes, Combining the very perfection of scente art.”—Boston ‘Something absolutely new to Boston. | Sorealistic gecene has not Witnessed upon the stae.""— n Herald. A FAIRY TALE OF SCIENCE Graphically explained by CAMRET TP PSERVISS, Hiustrated with beautiful scenery and marvelous light and mechanical effects Bile. 75e. and @1. ENOTES 1110 Fst. nw. THE MOON.” Ft RUTGERS COLLEGE And COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 92. NATIONAL BALL PARK. Game called at 4:15 p.m. ADMISSION, 25 CENTS. it | SHE BraGERT INDOOR FNTERTAINNENT IN: THE WORLD 500 Peopie im the piace 300 ES Sn 7h Horses ant Ponts Gorgeous! Glitt Seats now on sain, The cave at this park op=n e winter. Tennallyto Pen all the winter. ees =o aoe 2 from Junciton on the bout and half hour. j spark at 10 p.m. Dancing hall free to | ing tueir own music and special lat~ cat Bowling alley always open. 1st PANISH COURT MINUET," THE ONLY REAL | ejnuet: all others are meditations. Tbe. oniy | wart Minuet" stsurht raat te MAINS COLNESE | OR Gu ATORY. 014 SR sig cine and TI tory and the Drama. 8 Culture, Erocation, LECTURES. GAtmtarp SCHOOL. OF | Lu FRENCH and GERMAN. » FREE LECTURE. And debate and compiimentary lessons THURSDAY, tional and Fascinating.” Lecturers: Prot Gattiack B. | A, (Paris), officier d’Academie, and author of Modern French Mithod. French Puonetick. We. and. Prof Philip W. Mclier, author of the Word: Ghats Syyten, pets _EXCURSIONS, &c Fist GkaND Fairy ovsten Ro. (Oysters steamed) Of the JOLLY FAT MEN'S CLUB To SMITH’S POINT, On SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1802, rain or shine. The steamer Samuel J. Pentz will leave her wharf at 9:45 a.m., returning at 7:30 p.m. Tickets, admitting Indy and gent, @1. Fach addi- tional lady or chiMiren over ten years of age, 50°. No obtectionable parties allowed and positively no gambling‘of any kind on boat or grounds. Ladies expressty invited. Third Artillery Band will accompany excu:ston. Bring your knife ana fork. we T VERNON. HOME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON. Steamer MACALFSTER at 10 a.m. dally (except Sun- day), returning to the ctty 2:30 p.m. DIRECT ROUTE — NO FERRYING — NO TRANSFERS—THE QUICK ROUTE. FARE ROUND TRIP, 75c.; CHILDREN, 50°. S9-PLFASE NOTF.—By the J0 a.m. of the stoemer Macalester ty Mount: Vernnas” ant Wf on direct route only, the ticket covers the exitire Fon trip to.and ine wding admission to the mansion grounds of Mount Vernon, the visitor being thus fren from tonations Trapafere and’ aumoriag extra coat ot ase of an additional ticket of " Pirbtfur'etern mile trip ows, the famous Me Pots: ‘ne withonit changn or transfer of extra charge, Pass . Fort Foots, Fort Wasting mer Macalester to river Iandings as far down es iT n2-at* THE Glymont daily except Sunday at 10a. in Freiehts and passengers. Zhe _ 0026-tf M Tr. TOMB OF WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VERNON ‘ELECTR IG RAILWAY COMPANY. ‘Picturesque and Beautiful Route, Jee and Macoifioant Cars now ranning daily from 1 MANSION. ALEXANDRIA direct to the Gate of t nity to visit CHRIST CHURCH, MAR. BENUL HObSE, WRADDOCE BOCRE aka wake Places of historic interes: va ALEXANDRIA: Take ferry steamers foot of 7th st. Special sion ticket, 0c. entire round trip. wae Connecting also with trains of Pennayl & rond at Alozandsig, Take cars at Och ame deat In deference to the wishes of the Ladies’ Mt. Vernon Association cars stop on SUNDAY at Little Hunting creek, one mile this side of Mt. Vernon, the rounds being closed ou that day. F. A. REED, Supt. we26-tr STAGE EXCURSIONS. No he A ‘OACH LINE. 511 Ww. gaily, liugton, Soldiers’ Hons, Sound trip. "All vistors should videos oar verest si in-band taily-ho- Sen" NEW PUBLICATIONS. Tre UNUSUALLY GOOD OFFERS. REAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS. FIRST—The great Holiday rumber (enlarged to 256 Pages) of that brightest of quarterly publications, “TALES FROM TOWN TOPICS." Out December 1,all news and book stands and railway trains. Price, 30 cents. Will be sent FREE Toll who send #1.00 for 3 months? trial subscrip- tion to TOWN TOPICS. The largest, raciest, stron t varied and en- sedate ili ca ratte ened a om SECOND. To all who will sema.83.00, will be sent TOWN ‘TOPICS and, “-TALES FROM TOWN TOP- 1cs" from date until January 1, 1804, covering 5 ‘of the iniuitable quarterly (regular price ®2-50) an 14 months of the greatest of fawily weeklies (regular price $4.00 per year). Ger Take one or the other offer AT ONCE and remit in postal notes, orders or New York Exchange to It TOPICS, 21 West 234 st., New York. _ NEW AND STANDARD MEDIO. % Osler's Practice of Medicine, Ewald’s Disoases of the Stomach, Puc Book of Opthamotory and Medical Library, "entire set ‘send postal with’ address for specimen pages, circulars and ferns, D. APPLETON & CO 5.8 437 7th st. (2d floor), Washington, D.C. “WHERE Is THE OFFICE OF THE CEN- WHERY BicHOs Mae “ In the Washington Loan and Trust building, ‘9th and Fsts., Room St. Rear! NI SEE THERE STYLES OF BINDING 'D STANDS FOR HOLDING THE DICTION- “HOW CAN I PAY FOR THE DICTIONARY?” Call and inquire. oc27-tnol5 BOOKS AND STATIONERY. ARN Bio TaraTER Mrs. P. Harris, RL. Britton and T. F. Dean, Froprictors and Managers. ‘Week commencing MONDAY, NOVEMBER cA BARTLEY CAMPBELL'S BEST COMEDY DRAMA, “PATE.” Next week, <BoGt___GRAY & STEPHENS. pe teeorz MUSIC BALL. Exsrox & Rvrr, prank pai ith Ht Bet. Penn. ave, and Est, k Books, Const ‘Bresses and Stands, Tak ts fucilage, and Burd's & Whitins's ine Stationery, Envelopes, Crane's Japanese Linen Tablete, Ont Sappiien: Card Engraving and Stamping. WITH A PAID-IN CAPITAL OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, SG EMPLOYMENT TO 150 PERSONS. This, tn addition to other industries already noted, ‘has created a boon: tn real estat» at ELIZABETHTON. With sales of realestate increasing, man’ locating and prosperity unbounded in the valley, stock in the CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY Becomes the best investinent upon the market. $1 Ver share cash. $1 per shaw per month for for Months ts the cof of this stock The holdar of 10 shares of this stock will, with com- | tinued prosperity. tn a few years be well ty do. Percent profit is not too much to expect an- ually when this euterprise ts fully developed, For particulars, ©. R McBLATR, Acent, 3S Atlantic buildine. Bice houre 8:30 to 5.90. 2b, Do You Wasr To Save A CERTAIN AMOUNT RACH MONTH? IP YOU DO, SUBSCRIBE FOR SHARES IN THE FIDELITY BUILDING, LOAN AND. INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION, 908.04 @ ST. N.W. DUES, $1 PER MONTH ON PACH SHARE, MATUKITY VALUE IN 102 MONTHS, $200. HAVE YOU MONEY TO INVEST? PUR- CRASE AN 8 PER CENT PER ANNUM COU- PON CERTIFICATE TO RUN FOR 3 YEARS. WE PAY 6 PER CENT PER ANNUM ON SPECIAL DEPOSITS OF #5 OR MORE. CAN BE WITHDRAWN ANY TIME ON 30 DAYS NOTICE. MONEY Loan D TO SHARFHOLDERS ONLY. CAN BE REPAID AT THE RATE OP $13 PER MONTH ON EACH #1.000 BOR. ROWED. COMPARE OUR TERMS WITH THOSE OF ANY OTHER ASSOCIATION. $90,000 LOANED TO SHAREHOLDERS TP. TO DATE. STOCK SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPEN ALL THE TIME. né HARRISON DINGMAN, President. Tur Wasmsorox Rear Esrare C CAPITAL $100,000, FULL PAID. OFFERS FOR SALE AT PAR ITS 6 PER CENT GOLD DEBENTURE BONDS, $100 AND 8500 EACH. ‘These bonds are payable in gold coin May 1, 1902, but subject to peyment at any time after May 1, 1807. at the option of the Company. They are secured by first morteaxe notes on Washington city real estate, held in trust by the WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, trastee, which certifies to each bond isssued, end that securities exceeding in face value by 10 per cent of the bonds certified have been deposited with It. The notes «0 deposited represent oniy about two-thirds of the market value of the real estate upon which they are a first en, making the security of these bonds unquestioned. IMPORTANT ITEMS FROM ANNUAL REPORT, JUNE 1. 1N@2. Total Resources, @220.546. 73. Total Receipts, $137,696.02. ‘Real Estate on Hand (actual cost), $160, 182.63. DEBENTURES. Debentures are valuable to persons who do not de- sire to be encumbered with the care and responsibility: of keeping the various papers necessary in the prepar- ation and security of « real estate loan. It relieves the person accepting the debenture of the responsi- bility of looking after the payment of taxes upon the Property and the annoyance of a collection of the interest. JOHN H. WALTER, President, 1001 F st. n.w., Washingion, D. ©. BANKERS. Second National Bank of Washington, ‘The Washington Loan and Trust Company. _n3th,tu,s-3m Woors & Co, BANKERS, WASHINGTON, D. 0. Topartieshaving idle funds that they may desire to use at any time we would call special attention to our interest rate of 3 Percent per annum on certificates of de- posit, payable on demand. This isa very desirable way to deposit such funds, as you may withdraw them st any time without notice, with interest. ON TIME CERTIFICATES Our rates are as follows, vi Payable in three months, 4 percent. - ae 5 percent. “one year, 6 per cent. Interest payable quarterly, semi-ennually orannually, as desired. CALL AND SEE US. Open 9:30. Close 4:30. ‘Transact a general banking business. 1202 F ST. N.w. ‘0. CAPITALISTS.» Valuable lead. zincand silver mine, located im Pennsylvanta, showing to per cent of lead, G5 percent of zinc, blende, and over 20.02. of silver. to the ton, ‘With 300-toot downright shaft and several levels, on {rue fissure vein, now in operation, and open for’ in Philadelphi New Boprse Assocrarioy. fi f the MUTUAL Bu Nill hold w.. MONDAY, monthly. LDING The — SERTAI aBsoctar é * Shares, 8 th, ares. mor The sum of $200 may’ be advanced on each share or MARYLAND STERL COMPANY SCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED BY PENNSYLVANIA STL COMP. INTEREST PAYABLE FEBRUARY 1 AND AvOUST 1 PRINCIPAL DUE rer? EXTRACT FROM THE Mc The )rinsipal and intetost of U Without ‘eduction for am rpm, whi >. egulred by the saws of the said states Fete Sites Lo retats ter the a hereby agreeing {2 pay the “The Maryland Mere! Company Dereby stars for sa ar and accrued interest A LIMITED NT MNT THEIR FIRBT MOKTOAGE REGISTERED PER CENT LOAN OF 2-06 apy igh outs. Mh by rapany t=. ‘s. Beasonner Sa valaat bond dated “February mary 1, 102% aul tritereat p on Xueuet tant Yobruary ail tages ‘ade th laws af t ard or“ the Crate untae | PENNA ANS ban: par and accrant intere bt reserved to elvan -* th emit hen FIRST NAVIONAT. RANE 1 South = a Baits 0 W. 8. HOGE Pres. Te DAND UNITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN Asso CIATION, 1313 Fst, Washington, 1 Shares, €100, payable in mont which participate tm all profits and matur months. Pays interest on money deposited tn any | 5 and 6 per cent iuterest paid on apecia! | from the date they are ma A. ® mse. A. BA KERS AND BROKERS. 81 Broadway, N.Y RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS STAT TY AND TOWN BONDS GRAIN AND PLOVISTONS And all securit at are deat im on N ed COMMITS <To! Loans made on Kaflroad Stocks and Bond Totermet allowe: Fatabliahed IN7U ter no OPHCE ORE HESAPEARE AND roromMad INE COMPANY. A dividend of 30 cents per share wi the DAY OF NOVEMBIR. 1s" holders of record at the day the comp ty SAMUPL MWh AN CHARLES Washington, D.C. October Tus Narowat Davosrr, SAVINGS AND TKUST Sare COMPANY Of the District of Columbia CORNER 151H ST. AND NEW YORK AYR Chartered by epecial act Jan. ,1807,and acts of ot Consrena 1590 and Feb. 189% CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS Rents safes from 5 each upward per annum Filver ware and vali Nes taken om dapontt TEN CENTS and upward reorived on deposit amd interest allowed on sums of not lows than Prepares and keeps Wills free of charee acts as Ba- ecutor, Administrator and irusioe executes True of all kinds, BENJAMIN P SNYDER, Presits RLES ©. GLOVER, First JAMES M.JOMNS TON. Vice P THOMAS R. JONES. Third Vice Pros PKA} ALBERK’ NCIS HIGGS. Treasurer TL STURTEVANT, Secretary. Inrectors in P. Snyder, Ripert te Starerant, uy 3m TEWKSHUKY, Banker,50 Broadway SY Metuber Washington Stock LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & BANKPRS AND BROKE 13% F ST., WASHINGTON, D.C. Buy and sell. for « aren Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Provi Direct j Tatcaco, Out-cftown busi All Local Securtihes te Constant quotations wll mark or Thomas i. WB HIKES, Manacer, EALARGE AMOUNT OF TRUST Bich {ican loan cu real satate’ security, wt cout. ‘Addrees J.B. Mar off wat C. T. Haves, Member Wastineton Stock Pachanea, Beal Estate and Stork Bnsker Rooms 9 and 11. Atientic Buildiag, 190 Fst nw IN MENT SHOURITIES. Btocks, Bonds and Grain bouctt and wid for cash or on mare ‘Cotton bone as New Orieaus, ‘ORRESPON DE 3.8. Bache & Co., New York Stock Ex irk Cotton Pacha .New Orleans Cotton Kachansee, 2 Chicago Board of Private wires to New ork, Chicago ai Jeans. Tele! : J80 ¥. ConsoN. JNO W MacARrNeEy, ~ A Member 8. ¥- Stock big. CORSON & all Securities Tisted Seve Vir Piledaipiaa, Be det aity wade of investinent securition ‘of ail local Haliroai tas, Enettrance an Frock dealt in phone Stork bo A Ren FER TITT rey BE T AA BR rR T BE r aa BB KEE OT Yesterday warning persons that soliciting busi-|a week Ress for lawyers of “capping,” as it is called, will be punished by fine or imprisonment for an additional payment of $1 per month. 1000 tuay be Ubtained for « mouthly payment of 810; Yncercet at ‘the tate ‘of 8 per ventallomed ou when his sudden departure ex- plained the absence of a watch and chain ne-wae | DAMROSCH CONCERTS. | ‘With a indy let it be a box of Tue Lancest Sroc thdrawals and vettiewments, The saiue rate of iter- Seas Wiens Seeete on locked up | *®4 4 quantity of Campbell's clothing. A war- HE Lancest K °: aaa one php gp Ti 'Guvs B ce wenty-nine persons Pp mS 7 And " ’s Best. vucbee ce be runt was issued for bis arrest and it was uot un- SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA B; s sho cannot sitend the eens er er ts, | pany Unt dctuotite Lontase inten FINEST ASSORTMENT Ww 1G weoting the treasurer will receive dues at the office of img Officer Hib! while the latter bad him under arrest, is spending sx months in jail, where be Wax sent by Judge Miller Ar 4 Beortan Mertixo of Free Grace to Past Grand Master Wm. batrman of the grand committee Of arrangements for the sixth B. M. C., for bis faithful end untiring efforts and the successful Bunagement and termination of an event un- equaled in the history of Odd Fellowship of the Tnstrict of Columbia. —s Do Not Bur « dollar's worth of furniture Without fret inspecting the magnificent stock of -* & Harding. corner 13th and F streets — Adet. es Cmawce To Save Mowney.— Beginning Mon- gy, November 7, and continuing a limited ‘ame. Julius Lansburgh will allow a discount of 30 per cent on all furniture (except the «mall the special” prices) with a ‘ashington public ti the largest establishment, largest stock a: Dest selected line of popular-price furniture in America. New York ave. “Kink,” near 18th st. A ! eae Have Yor Suzx that magnificent 94750 ive: tapestry parior suite at Craig corner 18th and F streets/—Adet. > try Brussels carpet, 70 90 cents. Rug parlor Fine lot of jointiess Japan and Just received. (New goods.) No. 315 7th street north- a &Co., bankers, pay interest at the ‘8 per cent per annum on certificates of on demand. Special rates for Gepocha— Adee & Haaprxo, corner 13th and F streets, Monday imitation and an- save chamber suites that are worth for $17. — Adel. te heen cuasedingly hvely fodsy ot the “Bos iy at conan tht penreed vations Gn poth Jocal election is as doubtful as that of ha a ed ten wire per ouly Wi Adet. iy H z i jl i ? & i f 3 ; 8) E U_O. of O.F.. « vote of | Of #500 buil to await the action of the grand | jary. | t | have been badly affticted with | tex Hood's Sarsaparilia, T got one bottle last spring, him for grand larceny. He appeared in Judge Miller's court this morning and plead guilty to the charge. Judge Miller committed Lim to jail in default ee Heid for t rand Jury. ainh Washington, a colored man, was tried in the Police Court this morning on a charge | of snatching « pair of opera glasses from Mrs. Eva Eldridge of Portner piace, and Judge Miller beld bim in $1,000 bail to await the action of the grand jury. ——————— $200 Woern OF OTHER MEDICINES FAILED | | | BUT FOUR BOTTLES OF HOOD'S SARSAPA- RILLA CURED. For all diseases or affections caused by impure blood or low state of the system, Hood's Sarsaparilla is unequaled. Read thi: “it is with pleasure that I tell of the great benefit I derived from Hood's Sarsaparilla. For six years I ERYSIPELAS, Breaking out with runuing sores during hot summ: months. I have sometimes not been able to use my Mmbs fortwo monthsat « time. Being induced to commenced using it; felt so inuch better, got two bot- tles more; took them during the summer, was able to do my housework, and WALK TWo MILES, Tue Woanren Sor Hovar, 1115 F Sreser N. W. We have received three new lots of Men's Genuine French Patent Calf Bals, that were made up to sell for 96, which we are selling at $3.75 per pair, a price that cannct be toucied by any other shoe dealer in town. Also severa. cases of Ladies’ Fine Button and Lace ‘Shoes that we are selling below manufacturers’ whole- sale prices. Our prices range from @1.70to 83.50, while the regular prices range from $2.75 to 85. These are ‘sample shoes, and most of the sizes are 3 and 3g—A, B and C widths. of EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY Can be found at Mas. M. J. Howrs, 1309 F ST. N.W. MOURNING Goons. RESS CAPS. oc26 i Ranovar. moved to their new building, at the old stand, 1110 FS; N. W,, And have put tn an entire new stock of 1 und Kimball Pianos, witch orga st extremely low ‘on ‘The disposed of at cost. [ete over rom the old store will be dispes Call early for bargains. W. G. Merzrzorr & Co.. essm 1110 F Sz N. W. Wehave another lot of Ladies’ High Shoes, known | Wreesiy Burresin to the trade as “odds andends” or “broken sizes.” The regular prices of these odds and ends range from €3.50 1086. These will be sold at one-half of marked or regular prices. Remember, ONLY 3 PRICE ‘for these odds and which I had not done for six years. Think I'am cured of erysipelas, and recommend any person so afflicted to use ‘ HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA. Four bottles have done more for me than §200 worth of other medicine. I think it the best blood known.” Mra H. D. WEST, Church street, Corn- wallis, N. 8. HOOD’S PILLS care tousness, Jaundice, sick ends. oF W. H. Horse, 8TH AND PENN. AVE. OF Ni YORK, IN CONJUNCTION WITH THR CHORAL SOCIETY, the WALTER? SAMRORCH. iit gives cuurse of sympHony AND Ok ATOMIC CONCERTS Birch, Cuore Walnut bes Scrres R. ALLAN DE C. MUELLER, INSTRUCT Oak Mi and fat the Us B Naval : Frotecepee of Dancing. wit ‘reopen fie for the Ar G R: Pp, EDNESDAY, October 5, at 4 and 8 t “rreatty Evepucep I rices BN ciruie the ca ion HP ‘TALENTED LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Wist. For Oxe Weex Oxy. THEATER, Star ofice. veey Rothe toe Of the * BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG, * ‘The greatest battle af THE ¥¥AR. OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING, ‘15th street, two blocks below U. 8. Treasury. ALE Or Fixe Forsrrone ‘ Mahogany, Mayle, SFr vou want a Chamber Suite of any kind don't ‘miss thus opportunity, as we are positively obliged to ‘make the sacrifice to make room for other goods, @lready under way. Geo. Brerrsanra, 515 Severra Sr. N. W. f LLAR 88 ‘00 00. Johnson Bros., 1205 F st. n.w., from 8 o'clock a.m. to6 o'clock p.an, daily. ‘Subscriptions for stock will be received and tnforma- ‘farnished by “TULERY 3, BURTT, President, 313.7th st. 5.w. W. SMITH, Vice President, 716 B st. =. 3. DERMOBY, Secretary, 1107 6th st. s. GEO. K PETTY: Treasurer. 1200 F st. i wine director DY, nc. E. PERSONS, P. SMYTH, oe : ied Sogn aepoxarb3 ?**™ Ana FILLMORE BEALL. Attorney $15 rerrges pou ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Ji sock of tbe Sra iarus ofthe GOOD ROPE MINING COMPANY, short time only, when the price will be rel sen maine Colorads, near the Nothing would be more acceptable for quality, assortment, elegant manner of packing and freshness. It stands at the bead. Tx Price 1s 60 cts. « pound. any price. A trial will prot gantry 100 Kixps (Of Candy on our 25-cont counter. The price will astonish you when you ser the caudies, Gus & Sox, 11 Avo F, THE POPULAR CONFECTIONERS. BM ANE EPP gS MIPS. In these days of spirited competition tt ts Well not to believe all hear about low Prices. Investigate for yourself! Look around Dust mow we are showing an entirely nev and maguificent line of POPULAR-priced LAMPS: secured expressly for the holiday trade Any. number of novel designs and shades, ‘Nearly every single Lamp that was on hand ‘at the time thene arrived is now offered at re duced prices to close. 1205 Pz Ave N. W.