Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1892, Page 10

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. Cc. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1892—TEN PAGES. ComBITIes oF THE WATER. and condition of water at | ored man was evidently a tramp, as he was/ lost, stolen and abandoned a 86, condition at | Sas reservotr, ot influent gate , 8, gate howe, 28. Bigh tae. Low tide. 490 om 408 ae ms 11:38 pam | Ph waned saat €, $30. 1d. «. B00. Ib. We close Faaxo & So, One Price, Cor. 7th and D. Order = qnart for . Frvery- Tork ave Pride of Virginia Port. — } Posse Ion Cone diner. sixty and etghty te en expe peytng tits ad 250. a pouns I Candy Maker, 503 Pave | Smexs, Lonewertes $1.50. Hewrum.459 Pane. Gon @1 Cwprawxan Leaps Praxe & Sox, One Price | ‘Cor. 7th and D. - Greets Go ‘ | Qzpeer's GI 07 Gypeey’s Gift Rbeumatiom. | Gypse att Ir us Nor « difficult matter to possess besn't- | ful teeth and healthy, ruby-lixe gums if you will | fee Minot s Dentifrica 5c every) | Fow Warr Parsee, Window Shades, Foom Moldings ani Interior Tinting and Decorating goto R OW. Hespzasow s, 1113 F et. nw. Eure Camret Cxarers Como Wong, 631-65 Mass « Daves- | Araavon'’s Orxna Hover. Fanny port fn “Cleopatra Sew Narrowar Taxarex “A Trip to Chica Acapemy oF Mesic.—Louis Morrison in “Vesper Bella.” | Reats-Santley annie Busou Taxaten Kasay’ Lrorem Turaren. troupe, inclading Omens ‘Tnx Barros or Gari tacno. Obie avenue Coscompts Hatt.--Ball of the Ked Kose Club. 15th street and > | CONDENSED LOCALS. hav. Faaxa M. Goopcurts conducted the wervire at the ¥. MC. A last evening, taking for the subject of his talk, “A Man's Hand,” aking the point that bis bearers should all | @ome inte touch with Chr» ‘Tus Porras or Ma Lorms Mriien, o well and favorably known young man of Fast W Ington, took place yesterday afternoon from his Inte residence. 534 4th street northeast. Ihe services were condnoted by Rev 3 a a fire took place | St the residence of Walter F. street. camed by curtains inking dre from a/ Iamp, and about $150 damage wa- done. | Attomyer Geo. W. Arsenio has retarned from New York, where he did service as a immany campaign orator Liotp Jewarvs, a small boy of eight rears, while crowing Pennsylvania avenue and 7th Street vensterday afternoon was struck by a cable e@erand shghtly tnjared. He was picked up br Bis father and carried to his home, 614 B street woatheast Lovie Deux, white man 6 age. was found last night about Kennsr'vania avenue between New Jersey ave- | Que and Ist street with a cut head and taken to | fhe stath preetnet statio: Jamies Stone paid an election bet last even- fing by wheeling John Woods in s wheelbarrow from the foot of Tth street The Qerenal bend furnished the in} peca: hoc and the spectacie attracted a large crowd Tur om y frieuds of Mr. J.J. Collins, reseiv- Washington, will be the death rester@ay of his | Elesnor D’Arey Coili rom the cor ente to the street and M. Brena! gate ant retir: Tux Roexp Tavee = Crew held ite first Saturday evening “Capital Virginia im, wae ad - He leaves hiv bows Bortbeast, to bis wife An Feventric Auctioneer. ‘The hurrying throng ns was ar- Peeted by the «udite f a sbort fat re who nimbly goods box, held crow! : st man that says ten dollars take: lere + RO, and it was a genus aaid “wn dollar Then he « down from Droop’s, 925 Pa. ave.—Adet > Nomroum «xp ems Kattmoap Swexax- Bown Vaisny On sud after November | WS the Washin Chattanooga vestibule Bmited will leave Baltimore and Ohio depot M10 p.m Carries dining car and thr Pullman sleepers to Memphis and Neshvi! Cousecting at Shenandoah through sieeper to New Orieans =: n with Adel. Frases for ssle. Droop Aart. aon Is disposing of sou eoveult Latimer J have the SBethn room hear, storage aparts Praxos for rent. Droup's. 925 Pa ave. —_ Adet. wens tomorrow at 11 s.m Lome aeture be eB band Every ps Ade: ~ Bascwors ticket sale term rrow morning. Ad. —_ Puasos for rent. Droop's, 925 Pa. ave.— Audet. _— ‘Wa Aur Now Preranive Catatoove for our ext book sule. Those desiring to include any eum vend them thin the next ten street porth- es _> - Praxos for sale. Droop’s, 925 Pu. ave.—Adet. a ‘Taosress’ vale of desirable briek dwelling, 1621 Madison street northwest, tomorrow at of bi advertisement. ° | Tt OBMoclck See —_— Puss for rent. Droop’s, 925 Pa. ave. ~Adet. * | Davenport bas lost none of the my | Patrice’s Flfrt was as | a pretty and mournful Marguerite. Mrs. Clif- t Latimer & Sloan's, | and | and fitted KILLED A NEGRO TRAMP. A Parmer Near for Frightening His Wife. Information bas been received here of the Killing of » colored man a short distance from Ovceoquan Falls Saturday night by one of the residents of Prince William ceunty. The ool- wholly unknown fn that section of the country. According to the information received bere the Regro appeared at the house of the citizen and asked the intter's wife to eat, which was refused, and the negro stn away the door. The lady | heplacand ts ths parton, sala few msbeutos Inter i at seeing the negro appear at | She mede sn outer and her husband, who was in another part of the house went out and searched for the negro, but failed tw find him He returned to the house anda few minutes later hie wife made another ontory. ‘The negro had appeared a second time. A sec- ond search war made, but with the same result. | Then the hushand determined to find the man if possible, and, going out the beok door, he secreted himsel! where he could see the front of | the honse. Presently aloaug came ogre, and as be oeared the fromt window the farmer | shouted, “What do yon want theve?” | No response was heard, but the nagro started to leave the place. a Det, gut te: before the farmer palled the ‘ m and pat «dad of shot jute man's bedy, Lill him almost instantly. he far went {nto the village and re- 4 the killing to the authorfttes. The dead o@y of the man remained on the ground until Sunday, when Dr, Paal, mayor of Occoquan, | went overand beldan f{nquest. The fury 6x overated the farmer. Sunday the body of the colored mam‘ was viewed by scores of ¢. He was bare- footed when the farmer killed him, aud bis thoes were found near the gateway leading to the house. One of the railroad men identified the man | ashaving been seen tramping along the rail- road Saturday. He told one of the railroad men was the window that bis howe was at Quantico, but inquiry et that place failed to t any information as to his identity. Sunday afternoon the body was buried in the ed cemetery near Occoquan. color Acaavow s--The audience which eaw Panny oport last night was large, even ae con- ted with the unwonted overflow of patron- age which attended the “Country Circus” last ous production. “Cleo- role with actresses with ¥ artistic ambition, and the eminence which Davenport holds as an interpreter of the racter is @ most flattering popular tribute ‘iter. Washington has already seen admired the splendid scenery which as-| wists to make Mise Davenport's presentation of | the piay so remarkable a theatrical effort sive force that se formerly gave the role. If there is any change tt is{ the direction of fmprovement. The Mark Antony of Melbourne McDowall is the manly, vigorous piece of work that fs ex- pected from this actor. Oscar Fagle also gave & performance of the part of Krepien, the war- rior slave, which stamped bir aga man of #u- perior capacity. The entire cast is one that permits a sracothness aud fisiah whieh fe bs ad- mizable as tt is exceptional Nariowat Tweaten—It was ‘A Trip to | Chinatown,” one of Hoyt’s farcicalities, at the National last night and the house was cheer- ll. The play wae fn its soting parts as we have seen it before. Tne people in the cast, however, werea little different, but good. noticeable improvement wae {n the scenery, this being all new by arthur Voegtlin and D tr i carried by the company. It fs fine and adds greatly to the general effect, Burt Hav-| was a wking Willord Strong, and his| wers”” song brought him out ?requenthy. | Mise Biggar was an ample Mrs. Guyer, and right as ever.” The little McCoy girls startled the house by their dancing. Harry Gilfoil’s excellent imitations the applause he wanted his in this Washington bo: play i most favorably known and luked by those who love the rollicking in the rama, and the show went off with a whirl and | a hoom Acapemy or Mvsic. uispted for Mr. Lewis Morrison by Mr. George Lipaher, with musical selections from Gounod, Rossini and Meyebeer, was presented at the emy last night to a good audience. This st” is not new to Washington—indeed, | “Faust” is not new to anywhere—but as Mr. | Morrison ts it it is a etrikingly attractive | performance. As Mephisto he is satanically | sarcastic Mephistophically merry and devil-| eceptive, combining in one character all ternal devices of bis Mustrious prototype | and presenting them with excellent effect. play itself is the well-known story of “Fai and its dramatic powstbilities are apparent. To these Mr. Morrison has added spectacular and electrical effects that must be seen to be appre- ciated. Th ast was good. Miss Roberts was ford was a very catchy Martha, Mr. Owen a bandsome Faust, Mr. Hall an unusual Seebel, andall the others in proportion. There were »quan Falls Shoots Him | The | Society, | Cases, | be quashed. —— POLICE WORK LAST YRAR. ‘Different Branches Of the Department | A Great Beports. Subrait Thetr ‘The different branches of the metropoltten | police department have submitted their re- | ports to the District Commissioners. Chief Property Clerk Bylvester gives the value of the as $80,- 794.47, of which $28,789.43 have been returned to the original owners by order of the court or | upon the clatmants giving bonds ‘The total for something | number of members of the force tried for viola- tion of rules and was 269. The report shows that 19,411 persons over twenty-one years of age were arrested upon vartous charges. There were 1,978 arrests of Persons under sixteen years of age and 5,277 under twenty-one. The total number of arrests was 25,666. Of these 12,415 were white and 14,281 colored; 22,478 raales. In the United States cases the fines imposed amounted to $23,387.75. Of this amount the wo of $10,951.75 was paid. following fs a summary of District of Fines 5,261; fines tate eases ox pop apes peboerwsced execution suspended, $2,690, bond s, $1,657. Probably the most tmportant work of the year was ice census, and this shows the Po n of the District to be 266,481, of ‘whom 173,610 are white. ‘The report of Seuitary Officer 3. A Frank shows that transportation wae furmabed to 665 eat an expenditure of $1,609.95. One Enndred and fiftyrnine persons were admitted to the ment hospital for the insane through ‘his office. He urges the need of 0 place of temporary confinement for insane sub- DEMOCRATS TO CELEBRATE. Parade and Torchight Procession to Be the Featare. a committee to make al] necessary arrangements. ALPADON'S ORAXp OPERA ROUSE. MATINEB SATURDAY ONLY. mites Inet were com- | street lighting. ordered the erection ef the fol- ARSE De pleted for the cel of the recent demo- | lowing gas lamps in Anacestia: a ay 4 cratic victory. Capt. John 8. Miller was ap-| | One.on the south sido of Harrlson, 128 foot AREY DAV 7 Sere actenk eds Soca al We Side of Harriscn, 138 feet Se eee Supperted vy bee ese comenay and Melbourne! = GovoREoaT curren one on the east ‘side of Filimore between Har- : nit ane @ay, the 28d instant. The line of march will be | Tie, "ang Jacksom one on the ip mecasiin Stee Five Concerta sn pT from Washington Ctrole at its intersection with | Pierce between Harrison and Jackson, one on SERRATE IG Jan iy. ase Mar 10 K street, down the avenue and round the Capi- : Barron and Ae at x Se oo anil beetocyge cee ML Lepage Ra the northeast Rearranged, sdapied and preganted ender ive oe. Sinise Sdiatestons. 0 coute “4 - * 4 4 on ‘Wed, Oseuaite ea eee metres sears a Pree ee AREY DAVENPORT. x Bian woe wilvapyoar' ts each, aanteted ‘Com as Dr. Next week—MR. RICHARD MANSFIELD. nl5-tf pon fi Each central committeemen from the twenty- | ams and Pierce, one on the south side of Jack- — ERNAN'S LYCEUR THEATER a two districts will be reqnested to call a meeting | #0n between is and two on the Cmareras Preserts Fare. K . nay Vania ave. and Lith st of the democrats in his respective district early | north side of Jackson between ore and —. ‘This Week, Matinee Thursday, to errange for taking part. Each such com- | Monroe, one on the south side of Jackson be-| We novonly eell superior goods at ordinary RENTZ-SANTLEY mitteeman was marshal his ‘Ulmore and Monroe, one on the east aide but we return a portion of the profit NOVELTY AND BURLESQUE COMPANY trict, and direoted to select aids for the chief | of re between Jackson erties en ems our patrons in the of checks exchange- | T their new Spectacular Product Pop and use of piano free to poets ory ‘one on the west side of Pierce between able for a great v1 household ar- AMERICA; delve tee Wastes Lanett ‘All the democratic clubs in the District of | and Washington, one on the east side of Pierce | ticles, copupeitag Cakes Glase Ware, Lamps, OR, THR DISCOVERY OF COLUMBUA. tu ts Columbia were invited to participate with the | between Jackson and Washington, one on the | Crockery, Clocks, Motto Cups and fencers, OMENE, the Divine Ogalinays. in the Voluptuous | _Addrows Tenalivtowa # central committee in the ‘celebration, and to | east side of Adams bet Jefferson and Wash- | Smoking ‘Sete, Toy Tes Sete, Narcissian Kexy Week-HART'® BOSTON NOVELTY com-| Panonama confer with the chief marshal as to the number n, two on the north side of Washington | Moss Ware Vases, Glass Baskets, Bisque Pig-| pASy. mie | P* of men they will have in line, so that they will | betweon Pierce and Adams, one on the sonth | ures, Rove Bowls, Cracker Jars, £0. = Orth sisal a an Scqenined hutea = oe ee, ‘nd — a ——— Frez New Caor Tuas BATTLE OF GETTYSRERO. count adoun, an ec ani . tT verte Sticeing comnts fe eae ent | ington, two on the oth Hide. of Weakivetea | At 88) 40c., B0c., 600. and 80e. per ponnd. Lhe greateat ba'tle gomery counties, Md, were also invited. received from the different districts ly indicate that there will be from eight thousand in line. e of the central democratic committee will be decorated and illuminated, ‘end while the le is passing this point there will bea. display of Areworkein: front of the te ten Th te, and recommends the establishment of an inte axyinm in the District. Mr. Samuel A. Wilson, of the Ht ty in hie ‘submits the Sar vestigated, S11; persons prosecut f persons sent to jail, 2; exeoution of senténce Suspended and personal bonds taken, 8; cases Gismnisred, 6; cases nolle entered, 4; cases sent to the grand jury, 1, and oases amicably adjusted, 295. ge ED OUT AGAIN. NOOK: The Information Against Liquor Dealer Gifford Quashed by Judge Miller. This morning the liquor sellers in the one- mile limit were well represented tn the Police Court, as they were anxious to hear the test case brought aguinst William Gifford, who deals tn spfrituous liquors at tho corner of Bright wood averme and Marshall street. Mr, Leon Tobriner appeared as counsel for the defendant and entered = motion to quash the information before the jury was sworn. Assistant Attorneys Thome and Pugh ap- peared for the District, ‘The case, as heretofore published, was brought under the act of the legislative as- sembly of 1871 and the amendment of 1872, as well as section 485 of the Revised Statutes. The nto quash was filed upon the fol- Jowing grounds: First. Because the count in said information charges this defendunt with the commission of two separate, distinct and independent alleged offenses. Second. Because the said information does not charge this defendant with the commission against the laws of the District Third. Because the {nformation does not charge the defendant with the commission of Alany offense against the laws of the United | Stat tea. Fourth. Beeanse said information does not charge the defendant with the commission of any offense against the laws of the United States for which the court can proceed against him or impose a penalty. Fifth, ange the said information does not charge the defendant with the commission of any offense against the laws of the District of Columbia for which thie court can impose a penalty. Sixth. And for various other errors, detects and imperfections apparent upon the face of seid information. Mir. Tobriner then proceeded to argue the rst reason Cer why the information should |. holding that the District could not charge two alleged offenses; that they coald not charge a violation of the act of the legislative assembly and the Revised Statutes in the same information, holding that the law required offenses against the United States to be prose- cuted by the United States attorney. ussion followed the short argument and ige Miller sustained the motion quaah- ing the information. ir. Thomas satd he would filee new informa- tion in the case and would send Mr. Tobriner a | copy of it 60 that he could formulate any objec- tions he might have. Charges. Novewner 15, 1892, To tha Pétttor of The Evening Star: In the issue of yesterday of your esteemed paper, in which is a notice of my charges) against Lieut. Boyle and Sergt. Meyer, it would | eartain calls after each act. © Turater.—“Vesper Bells,” a rama, was presented at the Bijon last »a large audience by the Gray and Stephens combination. The play fs realistic and effective and the company is good. The scenery wks excellent and the Fepresentation of the Alps mountains and the reecue from the snow by the dogs was a bit of realism seldom | m the stage. Miss Minnie Oscar Gray | hat could be desired. The Healys,who k face comedians of more than @brdi- erit, contributed to the enjoyment of The trained dogs, ponies and lamb cod, Again tonight. Lxcxtm Tuzaren —The variety nt presented at Kernan’s this week tis the Rentz Stanley Company, the queen of burlesque, Miss Florence The management hit upon a bappy medium of introducing the specialties and | gave a spectecular barlesgue entitled “The | Landing of Columbus.” Tho great navigator, | why ceounted by Miss Miller, bas a hard tim: ica, bat at each stopping | lace finds plenty tesmuse. The specialty of | tries Flor Miller was greatley enjoyed, as | was the comedy team of Pusey and Lester. Harry LeClair did the female impersonation im an aeceptanle manner. Again tonight. tus buscnorr Coxcenta —The sale of sea- ets for the Bischoff concerts will begin morning at the music store of Jno. lis & Co. This will be the twelfth season ese concerts, and this vear they will be r the immediate control of Dr. Bischoff, appear at each concert, assisted by the who will Coxcent that will take at Metzerott Music Hall will | be the firet of the entertainments by the New York Symphony Orchestra of seventy musicians, | which Mr. Walter Damrosch is the con-| program will be a sterling one | joist will be Miss Emma Juch. A may be had at Metzerott's, Hart.—The Red Rose Pleasure third anniversary bail at Con- | jonight. The committee of ar- ‘angetments promises a most enjoyuble time. a Coming to the Inauguration, Even before the smoke of the battle has appear that my complaint is on account of the failure of the officers to accept collateral. Were this the case, it would simply be a question whether a citizen who bad money in hand shonld have more consideration or different | treatment than a citizen without money, no matter how reputable he might be; in other words, whether one reputable citizen should | receive different treatment from another. This fs not the case at all. Such a proposition is abhorrent to me. . My charge is simply this: That upon a groundless charge (the warrant being in the hands of the otficer before 4 o'clock p.m., was not served, but held), and, in connivance with the person making the charge, the officers lent themselves to dragging a sick man out of his bed and locking Sains up in the station house at the unusual hour of 1:80 o'cloek in the morning, thereby violating | every instinct of common humanity and de- cency, doing that which it {* for the personal interest of every citizen of Washington to help ‘stamp ont; for freedom from these indignities ‘is one of the dearest rights of an American citi- zen, and as we all suppore, marks the difference between the despotism of Russia and the cap- ital of this free country. Task you to print this note so that my i- tion will be exactly understood. “It in stated another way inacopy of my charge, which I beg to inelose. Epw. A. Mosrzey. gee Praxos for sale. Droop’s, 925 Pa. ave.—Advt. > ATramp, but He Has Money. Policeman Curren of the Georgetown police lace | Precinct arrested a genuine tramp last evening, and today he was sentenced to the workhouse. Although a tramp the man had nearly $40 in his possession and he informed the officer that he {intended to keep it. The officer noticed the ‘than taking a tour of the houses on 824 street, He didn’t miss a single house and he took every- thing that was given him. When the station was reached the man gave his name as Claude Zimmerman, thirty-six years old, and eaid he was from wertern Mary- land. He declared that he did not have any , but when searched about #85 in notes ed away the democratic hosts are begin- to make prepsrations for the great triumphal march down the avenue on the 4th |of March next. Healizing the importance o | early securing accommodations several organ’ zations bave already secured quarters. Mesers. Dr. Joseph Hart, David J. Pow and James H. Bird, a subcommittee of the William H. Har- ab of Philadelphia. have secured accom- at the National Hotel for 300 men. The Hancock Veteran Association of Phile- delphia, 250 str: will come ina train and will be quartered at the Howard House, @th street and Pennsylvania avenue. The Sam J. Tilden Club, elso of Philadelphia, be here. — Jas. F. Oyster's Improvements. One of the most noticeable of recent improve- ments on the avenue is the establishment of Mr. James F. Oyster, who has entirely reno- vated his wholesale depot, corner 9th and the avenue, and added a retail department. The interior of the building has been entirely re- fitted fu natural oak. hae bee m part er. white brans-bound batter tabs, brightly polished | sonles, te. Mr. Oyster bas also fitted up hand- comely furnished office quarters for himself and his bookkeepers. The business was originally established in 1890 by Mr. George Oyster, who was succeeded | by Mr. Geo. M. Oyster, and afterward b: lesers. Geo. M. Oyster & Co. In 1872 Geo. M. Oyster with irew from the firm and in 1888 Mr. James F. Oyster succeeded to the full manage- | ment and proprietorship of the business. Under bis maLagement the house bas been: exceedingly prosperous and fully sustains the enviable reputation of the old firm. Mr. Jomen ¥- Opcter attributes no ome part i naccess to his judicious advertising in TAR. _—_ One side of the room | found sewed in his coat, while in his pocket the officers found ’ several |doltars in pennies, nickels and dimes. | The prisoner frankly told the off | had never worked nor did he | Work; that he intended to beg until he enough money with which to buy a home. | told the officers that h bg le nt night before ,last | in Rockville, and that he slept beside a fire that | he built in the field. ‘Then be said he did some begging in Tenleytown and made his way to | Georgetown. Tudge Kimball held the tramp guilty of va- | grancy and sent him down for sixty days. a Pranos for sale. Droop's, 925 Ps. ave.—Adot pera Band Mrs. Mulliken Divorced. Ella T. Mulliken was divorced today by Judge Bradley from the bonds of matrimony with Wm. L. Mulliken. The bill, fled in De- cember Le ee sete forth the sreingo Masel ss: ines ceecaoea teenie eae se asl Pianos for sale. Droop's, 925 Pa. ave. a Naa Cases Nolle Prossed. A nolle prosequi was entered by the district | attorney in the Criminal Court yesterday in j each of the following cases: Annie Hawkins, | assault with intent to kill; Columbus Js jackson, Edward Kiligan, robbery; | —Adot. | housebreaking; | Thos. Lawrence and John T. Marten, | from the person; Chas. Fisher, alias Pom | Fisher, do., and Martha Racks, violating the humane law. wATTErTion is called to sale at Ptasos for rent, Droop's, 925 Pa, ave.—Adet.| Ran Rove Haxps, SUTHERLAND AND GREALEY. Maj. Moore Recommends Their Remeval ¥rom the Police Force. Maj. Moore lata before the Commissioners this morning the result of the trial of Detective Sutherland and Officer Grealey on the charge of promoting policy and recommended that they be removed from the force and the disal- lowance of thelr pay during period of suspen- sion. He also presented « letter from District Attorney Cole thanking him and Precinct De- tective Weedon for thetr valuable assistance. Maj. Moore recommended the detail of Officer Weeden to take the place of Sutherland, and the Commissioners approved all of the recom- mendations. ——>____ GRAND VISITATION. ‘The Grand Officers I. 0. 0. F. Entertained by Beacon and Excelsior Lodges. After an invermission of nearly two weeks, the visitations by the officers of the Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of O44 Fel- lowe were resumed last evening, the occasion detng @ Joint visitation to Beacon Lodge, No. 15, and Excelsior Lodge, No. 17, both of which meet in the I. 0. O. F. hall on 7th street, The feature of uniting two lodges at a visitation beings new departure,quite naturally attracted an unusually large attendance. The officers of the Grand Lodge, escorted by Canton Potomac of the Patriarchs Militant, first procecded to the hall of Excelsior lodge, and having beep formally introduced, the grand master made « few appropriate remarks to which Noble Grand Carter fittingly responded. The examination of the books and accounts was then proceeded with and in due time the grand secretary and Gand treasurer made thelr reports, showing lodge to be ina healthy financial condition. It having been arranged to have the joint exercises conducted tn the hall of Beacon lodge, 8 procession was formed consisting of Canton Potomac, Excelsior Lodge and the Grand Lodge officials and visiting members from many of the other lodges in the city, also several visitors from other jurisdictions. Their presence being announced they were received according to the prescribed ceremonies, after which Grand Mas- ter Crawshaw made the address incident to the gcension, to which Noble Grand Frank Ivey Wood made the response and extended to the visitors « cordial welcome in behalf of Beacon Lodge. A brief recess for social intercourse followed, after which the.meeting was called to order and the exemplification of the work was gone through with, showing = marked pro- ficiency on the part ‘of the subordinate lodge officers. The books of Beacon Lodge were ox- amined and favorably reported upon, which showed a financial increase over the previous term. Then followed a program of speech making in which the ——, ons participated: The grand master, B. F. Cranshaw; Past Grand M. P. Whitoof Excelsior Lodge. No. 17. Past Grands L. K. Donovan, Jno. H. Ward of Cen- tral Lodge, No. 1, Noble Grand Wood, Past Grand Master Chas. B. K. Colledge of on Lodge, No. 15,Vice Grand Davison of Harmony Lodge, Xo, Past Grand Hayden of Tlinois, Past Grand Robinson of Boston, Mass.; Grand Representatives F. A. Stier and Wm. P. Allan, Grand Master D. R. Stansbury of Virginia and Edwin B. Hay of Beacon Lodge. The occasion, was one of pronounced interest and enthusiasm and clearly demonstrated the advantages which may be secured from grouping the lodges in carrying out the plan of official. and fraternal visitation Thursday evening Oriental Lodge,No. 19 will be visited and Central Lodge, No. 1, on Friday evenin, Akar I Several Cases of Theft. In Judge Miller's court this morning there were several persons charged with theft, Two were Elgin Simms and Robert Hamilton, young colored men, who started out Saturday to make arecord on the river as pirates. The first thing they did was to go to the Long bridge and go off with a rowboat belonging to William Cumber- land. They rowed down the river as far as Shepherd's landing and there they broke open ‘car on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and took therefrom a bag of chestnuts. Putt their plunder in the boat they w on as far as Notley Hall. One of them was ar- rested there and the other was captured across the river at Alexandria, The officers on the police boat did good ser- vice in the case. They plead guilty to the charge of stealing the chestnats, and the proof against them as to the larceny of the boat was conclusive, ‘The court gave them three months each in jail. A young man named Wm. Elwood, aiias ‘Wm. Wiison, was tried on a charge of stealing two gold rings from Mrs. ¢t Greenbury, and a fine of #25 or sixty days was imposed. James Young, a colored boy, carried a basket of marketing home for Mi Chamblin and saw a pocket book on the table. He picked it up and walked out with it. The pocket book contained @1.40 and the penalty imposed was J $20 or sixty days. Excellent and delictously flavored _new-cro) Moyune Teas at $1 per pound. —Unapproach- able Java and Mocha Coffee at 330. and 3be. pound. ——Fight O'Clock Breakfast Coffee, per a Granulated Sugar, So, per poun th every pound of that Unrivaled Black 23355 2 Tea favor (Thea-Nevtar, 60. iT pou orA. q ing Powder a Sial presomt la given. Ask our levis 40 show ‘them to you. baleen Monroe and Fillmore, one on the north aide of Jefferson between Monroe and Shannon, Peal caper en side of seers tenes Te ing ferson, one on Filmore between, Joflerton and “Pleasant, ons bor west side of Pierce a = and Washington, one on the east side of Bridge between Harrison and Baltimore and Ohio rail- crossing. Tt is also ordered that one gas lamp, situated on the south side of Washington street between ‘Monroe and Fillmore streets, be moved to the north side of the same opposite its present loca- ton, and the establishment and maintenance of 1 public gas lamp on tho east aide of 454 street between G and H, in front of the branch post office station. AR MMPROVEMBNT TAX LIE. Some days ago the qnestion arose as to when ia ee ree NEw SAT WERK OPENING MONDAY. WHER OPEMING MONDAY: IAL THEATRE. AL THEATRE. ROvMBER 8 Thankerwing and Saturday Matinees ‘Fitnkeriving and Seturéey Matuness. OSE JOSEP: The cats at this park « ennallytown Jas FEELERSON Checks given with every 2, worth of Tea, Coffee, Condensed Milk, Spices, Flavoring Ex- tracts and Baking Powder. Look out for our Christmas panel picture— “Good Morning!” Do not miss it. Tur Great Attaxtio axp Pactric Tra Co., 501 and 503 Seventh st. n.w. 1620 14th st. nw. 8104 M at., Georgetown. FREY Lrerrer URSD AY x A scertain improvement tax for curbing and | © H+ me Pe eeg i e comeng m. sidewalk became a charge or lien upon the real Telephone, 848. ‘Managee. - = estate fron’ or abutting thereon. Assistant —_———_+— EXCURSIONS. &e Attofney 8.T. Thomas, to whom the matter was| Sold Gold Spectacles and Bvoglaesc, €2.26. nee Be oir opinion, saye that it became ellen | Elsewhere 8+ Voor Myo, Co.. 713 7th at Mees? venxon _ on when the assessment was en- a ae 4 —. pobepiaky pe Pa books. The Freshest and Finest Coffees in the city, a ROMP AND TOME OF WastINGTow Old Mandabling Java, a royal drink. Steamer MACALESTER at 100. m. daily (exept Sam pny ae 1t* Murzozn’s Fine Grocery, 417 7th n.w. _ turning tthe city by? 39 p00 Some days ago Tze Stan mentioned that a = « THE DIRECT ROUTE — NO FERRITNO — NO Week commencing MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21 Special Matinee Thapherivine day und Saturday lines. permit was asked to build a house on Brown street in Georgetown. That street is only 29feot 6inches wide end the question which arose was TRANSFERS—TRE QUICK BOUTE. FARE ROUND TRI : CHILDREN, AST. NOTE. Rev the Genuine Diamond Ringe, @2.60, Yoror Mo. Co. it ! ——_-—___ 10 am. Why Pass By? slester ts Meant” Vern whe! the Commissioners in view of the act I n Furnit: fe ttle tre cals, the tien 1 of June 22, 1892, regulating the construction | oo utime cere atare for as, ree Mr. RICHARD MAXSFIELD trip torent ine wating a of buildings along alleyways in the District, | Shy, me” PeYments ee any “cash” Rouse in the Be CHEE BeNctied es sot could properly issue it, In other 3 jr. RICHARD MANSFIELD haps of om words, was « street lean thad 49 fect in width to Py el par yp ese ar Mr. Kicuanp MANPIELD Reheat nftern nat be considered as an alley? Assistant Attorney is a i AND HIS STOCK COMPANY Bin without chan 8. T. Thomas says that an alley bas been de-| Nickel Alarm Clocks, 0c. Yoror Myo. Co. it In the following repertotre Be fined to be a narrow way less size than a = — Monday “PRINCE BARI. | _Piestoer Macalester to river landines as fa street, but it is obvious that whether the way is The Latest Novel 2 mont daily except Sunday at 10 a. m or is not to be called an alley depends upon | Shapes in hate-both stiff and soft—are here, | 7°! Geraprotescunreyunplimencesd |e 5 - i - the relation it bears to other ways in the same | $1.90 buys a beauty, ‘Wednesday... A PARISIAN ROMANCE | JT. VERNON. TOMB OF WASHING city or town. He refers to the records in the Vaano 8ox, One Price, ‘Thureday (Thanksgiving) Matines, WASHINGTON. ON. ALFXANDRIA AND MT_VERNOM sarveyor’s office which show that Brown street} 1t cor. 7th and D. THE ELECTRIC RATLWAY COMPANY. RLET LETTER in Georgetown was laid out as a street as ear! PPE TT ‘THE SCARLET LETTER Picturesque and Beant on as 1872, dedicated by the owner and Sonpied Ladies’ Solid Gold Rings, @2. Voror Mro. Co. : Si BEAU BRUMMELL | x, op ee — ; = ng _ Pr eee iin cele crest. “harstore be 2008) 4. Sova cnit Mocha Colles, Sa. per pound. | Sotusiay Mate BEAU BRUMMELL | ALEXARDKIA direct to the inte of Uae MASSES Sa eee ean ne bas Sethe cabeosy 160 |) ue men Cero sTee dee he coe Saturday Event DR. JEKYL AND MR. RYDE elleywaye and holds that the act above referred | pocrgumciten grew oa Far Done, , | Suter Brentnn—- a Teen | aQUEBSES RL ORRIET ,CRURCH., MAR. Sc. ‘ous! cont aaa Woes? : DOCK HOUSE ana te does not apply to the etrect in question. | , Pe Granulated Suget only So per pound | Sale ot masvte” | Pisor ot histor tsneeee ve abe eG SD Woops & Co., bankers, pay interest at the| Iadies’ Solid Silver Watches, @5.60. Yoror oe tack eo mate sof per cet per anouin on certidcates of | ayo, Co. ry Ts | Merete mare. a see payable on demand. Special rates for ae che ganecting ago wight time deposite.— Adve, The Bes ever offered im this city vendita "Ra THURSDAY (THANKSGIVING), NOVEMBER 24, ‘Matinee at 2, Evening at 8, in Second-hand 1g Machines. They must ‘besold at once, as we need the room for our new stock In deference to the wishes of the Ladies’ Mt. Vernon, Association cars stop on SUNDAY at Little 1. creek, one mile this side of Alt. Vernon, 8 New Homes at €10 each. Ee being closed on that day, — at Spt pa JENNIE O'NEILL POTTER — F_ A. REED, Supt 7 Domestics at @10 each. “ae 7, “Sa bl HEALTH RESORTS. 10 Singers, trom $5 to $10. 5 Unions at $10 each. ‘These machines have had but little wear; all attachments; a guarantee for five years. ‘The Standard Sewing Machine Rooms, 427 9th st. nw. Jos. H. Fiske, nol6-ta,th,stf The Otd Reliable. Jewelry lala aside for the holidays apon payment of a small deposit. Engraving free of charge. Voor Mo. Uo., 718 7th st. n.w. It Our Pure Old Rye Whisky, 750. qt. At? Murzoza’e Fine Grocery, 417 7th st. n.w. Ladies’ Solid Gold American Watchos, $20. Vorot Mra. Co. it Warre Movwrars “Care. By Mrs. A. B. Kirtland, Montgomery, Ala. Whites of 12 eggs beaten stiff. Oream 1 cup butter and Scups sugar, very ight. add to this 4 cups sifted floor, with 1 teaspoon Cleveland's Baking Powder sifted with {t alternately with 1 cup sweet milk. Lastly, beat in the etiff whites. Flavor with rose water or a little Jermon and vanille mized. Uee omly Cleveland's Baking Powder, the Proportions are mide for that. ‘A pure cream of tartar powder. Crevezaxns “FLIRTS AND MATRONS.” SOUTH CAROLINA WINTER RESORT © HEALTH and PLEASURE. “*A clever bit of work—well worth seeing."—Sun. **Tae platform seems peopled with players. "— Voice. the Driest climate tn ‘great alts HIGHLLAND PARK HOTEL FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. OPEN FOR SEASON OF 1892093 NOV. 15. For ctroular Reserved seate, 50.and 75 cents. Tickets at Metzerott's. 14 terms a4 Area, BP. CHATFIFLD, Proprietor. toh, SOcents. “AL! are respectfully iu: ___ UNDERTAKERS G, HB. BINES, UNDERTAKER AND re and manufacturer of supplies Tickets ber. eA vited to attend. a > ae mar NEW NATIONAL THEATRE wy ed ce pate Men oon ae! By ae Mie MEN, ch Bune ‘Ce keen eo Every Evening, Wednesday and Saturday Matinees, sed a = HOXT'S 114 TRIP TO CHINATOWN.” aa Powosn, | Qt, azame gee Racine Tm oo,| IE _STEAM CARPET CLEANING “*Absolutely the beet." The = Granulated a= Cote are b STEAM CALPE ven every 2%c. worth’ of Tea, Coffee, tug work, 1908. an ae For fine baking tt bas noequal. & ing Powder, Condensed Mit, &0. a eed Newrox H. Bowsax, Manager. bhoue, SOL MO NEW sie Manawor aaa Tarre Is No Texuixc Waar Waa Tex Ur Now Hore is the place to save money for any Remember the location—Cor. 7th and E n.w. Imported Opera Glasses, $4.50. Vorcr Myo. Co. It ‘Played for over a year and still playing at HOYT'S MADISON SQUARE THEATER, W YORK. + Gorgeous Stage Settings. Monday, Nov. 21-JOSEPH JEFFERSON in “RIP VAN WINKLE." nist Weesx Borsers ~0F- W. H. Hoss, Evora Axp Pa Avz, Ans Wout Superb Company. . . To the weather? A warm Knit Jacket is what you need. See ours at $1.43. Faaxc & Sox, One Price, emerevncy bry Cor. 7th and D, «| ACADEMY. am ate woth, We are selling Ladies’ Shoes fram 81.00 to A OUT INTHE MIDDLE OF A BUSY SEAGON. | Necklaces, Solid Gold, with bandsome | oo, payee annem Wednesday aid Saturday, 00 below regular prises Many of th Eminent Actor, Tehas been our custom at the end of each ‘Ssonson to close out the stock that we wished to discontinue by MAKING A BIG CUT tn pendants, $3.75 up. _Voror Mra. Co. it Remember our Java and Mocha Coffee,30c. ite LEWIS MORRISO! Shoesare samples, and you know that Supported by his own Dramatic Company. facturers always put the best materials im the price and giving youtheadvantegeot | POund. Murzoxn’s, 417 7th st. nw, Ses r= Tmmortal Spectacular Drama, qumplopeeta, apres! Cllnd Eig path tscgelarp og Gents’ Initial Rings, $4. Elsewhere 86. | NIGHT “FAUST,” No one can name iower prices than we do season's trade ts over, and yon have sap. a ee ee * fe | wien ss sygalth of special scenery and on Men's Fine Shoes. For instance Guar ctr sow Now WHILE TOC Rive, Sppclalist De 8.0. Hike Pile: | — 5s as seoseat i Seciogs oil oo- 5 tor a good 86.00 French Patent Calf WANT THE GOODS-—right tn the height a. Seger ne ia 477 Pa. | rRIpay duos Bilwers Masterpiece, ; ; of trade, and save you from 10 to25 per as Pere tlie eer rea areas. NS|xicHT | “RICHELIEU,” D for a good #3.50 Calf Shoo. cent on some of your purchases. Bogin- charge wei we ie | 2 = ming Monday morning and continuing until ONLY. | With a cest, appropriate scener; 95 for 0 Calf Show, pny — of 8 good 84.00 Calf She 1 ae aed ane ae ee Solid Gold Baby Rings, 50c. Voor Mra. Co WE WILL SELL— 83 45 for a g008 85.00 Calf Show. 0 a G be Theghertving ‘Week—Neil Burgess’ “County Pair.” 1yerd wide ies poediagseac poten at Tam selling for afew dage 2. $4.00 for a cood 88.09 Calf Shoo. . rollers, oe ee. ; worth ‘75c. to make to order. Has- Gran. Sugar... FE 4 Goon Tie Tax Wanrex Suor Hovse 1115 F Srneer socks, 25c. White and Gray Goat Rug at 82; price everywhere, $2.50. 2G4nch Smyma Rug, 2.75. 30-inch Smyrna Rug, DO NOT FORGET THE THIRD ANNIVERSARY BALL @3.50. Smyrna Mat, 75e. Ingrain Art OF THE nolf Squares, 3x4 yards, $7.50. A line of good RED ROSE PLFASURE CLUB Inarain Carpets at 49¢. A line of Tapestry RED ROSE PLEASURE CLUB RED ROSE PLEASURE CLUB AT CONCORDIA HALL, 8th and E sts. n.w., nld-gt* TUESDAY, NOV. 15, 1882. Carpets at 60c., and A line of Velvet carpets, price of which has veea $1.25. M. w. Br VFRIDGR, No. 1215 F and 1214 G st 4 > 1) we will close out this nl4-2t ‘La.'ave, Weoorsa Prrsexts re So! ver Thimbles, 25¢. aor Mba. Seick Saal taught by e simple method Of elegant ‘ . i % A Geuckiy s tausiit bre nt designe in Remember, the quantity of these goods ere id Silver Thimbles, 25e. _Voror Ma. Co.1t | in one quarter: $7. I suarantes to tonch the toot ane Rien Cv. G W all Umited and cannot be duplicated st the Use Brown’s Bronchial Troches for | aocharse, "Ail comnmponlense promrtty aneeeres war “Vetta teva ahlinna price. A word to the wise is sufficient. Our Solid Oak Chamber Suit for ‘‘THE MILLION” reduced to $16.90. A large 6 Piece Parlor Suit, holstered in silk tapestry. spring edge, for 865. A good Couch, $6.50. A large Oak Correepon city answered Coughs, Colds and all other Throat Troubles.— | F ease address GEORGE DRAGER, pecan ae pags! | — tear: MUSIC HALL. Misses? Sold Gold Rings, $1.25. Voror Mra.Co. 850 More of Those Fine 82.50 Saxony Srentixe Sriven, > zcoraten Porreny AND > Poncerars FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18. SECOND STAR COURSE CONCERT. Rocker, upholstered in silk plush or tapes- low! he rent i Ei Tolete foe" stealing three tablo covers| #¥: Wlibaring sat, for $375. Chases | Wool German. Hand-Knit Jackets, selling to RRNA gant pacoptmnct weave cnet cheat Rati fics Mee Oleeal oa Egy, Suits in all woods and at all prices. rapidly at @1.49, at. AurReacn’s, 7th and HL caeoe Serang. import oar woods dirs Pun price eg ae Bimugie deve Mader sedation tooms | LOTS ee jams’ overcoat, was given one mon! = ons fF Lorus GLEE cL — W. H. Hoxse, Handsome Diamond ings, 95.50, 98.50, GLEE CLUB a Nicol tise ceniiee saaeiaee $10, 912.50, $13.50, $15, $20. Voior Mra. Co. 1 Naw Casrer Sweeress Ar Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa furnishes nu- OF BOSTOR, “4 > triment and aids digestion, uaanta & Epsoxsrows. nk ate. 2 a “é ne ‘The advanta ad & Carpet Sweeper by age And are too well to need extended WORST CASE OF SCROFULA THE DOCTORS Duztorovs Howey. ‘Miss MINNIE MARSHALL, Reader. comment. Suflice it to say that the EVER saw, ay) nia Buckw! Tickets, 50c. and 75e. Now on sale at Metzerott's. mewest dest are bere, Wecan sell 5 bes Tork ackwiece - ‘and | Star course tickets also on sale. nl2St You a ood Carpet Sweeper (The Victor) COMPLETELY CURED BY HOOD’S SARSA- s, SRE, Seep cere fe in Beton and 7. F. Dean, wd oe searg poten deca ‘ hate ot TiS st. they are in demand by those who know aged vinspeeipres ins *sbapestes“ and Sho “hiltaghears “-When T wae four or five years ol@ I had a sorof- aah taste and by thelr gentle, eee | ns wes. poveneen ie, 7” a2 83 each. ‘ulous sore on the middle finger of my left hand, which G —_ = no ee ae ‘con- Inthe jne Comedy Drama, i ae, doctors: moderation—as VESPRR BELLS. expressly for us ede yeas elroy ote ONE, BODE | any good can be abused. “Mr. Jasces | A.erest cst tncluding the charming itieactres, | 7 & Ep cate out on my neck and face on both sides, nearly BAIN | ‘Tuanp, at 812 F street is one of the ‘MINNIE O8CAR GRAY. ILMARTH MONSTON, Gestroving the steht ofone eye, also on my right arin. ee ee ee {he | _wext weok—Daxonns ov AGnearorry. a2 | 1205 Ps Ave N. W. nit 40 | the oldest and most line | (ETZEROTT MUSIC HALL. WORST CASE O¥ SCROFULA the end in his line | Mf They ever saw. It ago I began to take to heal. Tkept on till I had takeu tan bottles, TEN DOLLARS! Just think of what «return I got for that investment! . A THOUSAND PER CENT? Yes, many thousand. For the past four fears I have had no sores. I WORK ALL THE TIME. Before, I COULD DO NO WORK. I know not what to say strong enough to express my gratitude to HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA For my perfect cure." GEORGE W. TURNER, ‘Farmer, Galway, Saratoga county, N.Y. HOOD’S PILLS do not weaken, ‘and tone the stomach. Try 1 but ald digestion ‘them. 25c. sends Bis — WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ‘16, THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF NEW YORK. Fors Ar Wuirrr & Roorrs ool8-3m_ Guxre Sorrs Scounzp hay ae nr tes ‘| som AND PRESSED FOR ¢1. 10c. Royal He Powders. ° yal Headache P Headaches cured “while you wait.” <TR EES a aula 497 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel. ‘Horse Blankets and Lap Robes st low prices. ©