Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1892, Page 16

16 > ¥ rh, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. ©. SATURDAY. veceMBER 3. 1892—SIXTEEN PAGES. LOCAL MENTION. PRYSICIANS TO THE POOR. THE _JACKSONIANS. CITY ITEMS. AMUSEMENTS. FINANCTAL. ——— ———— ‘The Commissioners Make a New Division | Mr. Sardo’s Speech on the Central Commit- G GU AGES. STATEMENT OF THE CONDILION OF THE ‘The Weather. ‘and Appoint New Doctors. tee the Feature of Last Night's Meeting. Read ea Sak <kesraragi ‘AN LIFE IxsuRANcE compaxr, | New Assoors: Seunesse aus. 8 2 u. summer. er ae Commissioners| The featare of last evening’s meeting of the ‘The Christmas Bargains of ies + | The Fer the District of Columbia. Maryland and dau tkhdeemee: lang ee ‘of the ap- ‘Jeshadies Diilcaedlls Aseteietions en ties npecah Tekin Wisteadiontee Jewexnr Co. uae net 3S Erle Someaie, Coser et Buk piece ant Chan. Rew Tat, Ee Swerve is local showers tonight, followed by fair; >**' whic, 713 7: 2 Got program for next ae ‘On the 30th day of June, 1892. Bat 7280) a pointments of the physicians to'the poor. The| of Secretary Nat Sardo, in which he paid his th st. now. =~ a neue Sikkes @1 PER wo: it up poemtarcongpapecnp eal |Imeumnbectn, tient lenge majority of them, | eapecte to the democratic conten commmite, |g Teasing Diamond Hinge $10, #880, 98.0, GOERS SOFTEST Naa, oe f2.070.00 00 | A tbe rating bean So ake eam 1 and condition of water at $ have been in office for «long time and the| He said with perhaps more than his usual well | $19°59° $14.50, 220, $98, all wareanted, good Balcones Adarces Se en at a eet tee rapes? £1 3 leans trom star am. Falls, temperature. 96: condition, | health officer thought there should beahange. | known tefecness and earnestness the democ- | timekeepers; Ladies’ Solid Silver Watches, €4.60 11,541,416 00 | ciations or siwewthere ama Payments are Bi. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 41. Con-| It will be recalled that some time ago | racy of the District were handicapped by the | and $5.50; Opera Glasses, $4.50, our own im- 3.380.071 21 | densame would do to Jom wpocioticn dition at north * connection, 94: condition at WV gmmner tea thar of service | so-calied central committee. That organiza- | portation; Gents’ Solid Gold Initial Rings, $4, j ais ant secticnente at the south connection, 36; distributing reservoir. | |» reseed Rewer posed to three | tion had been almost continually throwing cold | 0l4 elsewhere $6; Gents’ Filled Chains, $2; of 1892 Sentper annum, | luterest of the, same. temperature, 39; condition at influent gate these phy: he | Gents Solid Gold American Watches, $25 Up; | tarp AND BAZAAR, Ciatme.... rreiemeieted Boe ee ae Bouse, 36. efftuent gate house, 86. years. This would give the young graduates| water upon the efforts of others, but for one he | Solid Gold Speciacies and ‘Eye Glasson, €2: Other payments io policy bolders, | adhmsoe Be ise Pah. ae tay ne See F Low tide. an opportunity to get a foothold in their pro-| did not intend that the Jackson Democratic | gold elsewherg, $4; Solid Gold Taby Rings, S0c.; CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION, SurpHORy ORCHESTRA. commissions, salaries, taxes and to" Pea 103 am LT pm | temion The Commissioners approved this | AMmotation should sand aside for any one man | Lady’ oli Gali! Rings, 91.35) €2, 88. 66; ESA SYUPHOSY ORCHERTRA, all other expensen 2.787.051) 5. 5. DERMODY, + rn, Serene Tecommendation and the changes have been | from Capit or Georgetown. He dot Solid Gold Necklaces, dsome s ane ae eae State of New York, county of New York, ss. secretary. =a Tux healthiest draught, Cum Xax-| ospected prea eypania day. The press of | the loyalty of the organization of the central Fendeae, 08 20 w Genuine Hhinertone ae DEC. 5, 6, 7, at 7:30 p.m. } ARTHUR NIRISCH. Conductor. Haley Fiske, vice president, and Grove HW. Gaston. | Fy C ae Recapeihe panel on coees Corpo mnrcnige’ any tere ane on Serrmiios, sat cule be personally reupected | hinestone Earcings, $1,50, colid gold; Buby | — Witter Nach SURSDAT ong WEDwnepar, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER G aT® | Say gc dects-eund sap test tho sromenne ne | pl + = 7 | until terday, when subject was taken up | members he rv ‘no aut | 75e.: Ni ‘Clock: a otete: - a a ait”, contain the fraity = eed alacasaed at Teng There were many ap- | Mi. Sardo then chilled ences by tating that | ere hat econ ae utaRs aaasD ORE BODE PER HOUSE we Mids BERS en Rost sentsmsoereenee eee ee selegeabs (Spee pod Caliente, ha snot whe Plicants, more or professional | in his opinion no one here wou! an ottice | 500 to select from; Silver-plated Tilting Pitch- a tr “ gy their information, knowledge and belief pF 1 4 eee. SS | oF political backing, and | the Commis-| under the new administration. Ho concluded | ery, €19, nold ‘elacwhere Sia, Guadrupis-plated | ¢. B. JEFFERSON. KLAW & ERLANGER ior to h'najer No°8 Ena: | GEO. H. GASTON, MALEr FISKE, | Gehl feteegt eens Aten ew Keo Umbrellas with Gi 100 11th | Stoners found themselves in a quandary | by saying that the central committee in attack- | Tex Sets, $10.50; Pickle Dishes, $2 up; Batter Ror Sbecr Gent m Moll or’ wpsosaselion a: Secretary. Vice President, | | Certificates draw @ nr cont interest and. are anor rege — |as to whom to appoint. They finally | ing the president of the Jackson Association, | Dishes, $3; Cake Dackete Sor’ Srechd redec: | Brilliant Comedy Company in the Rollicking Comedy, Sepsbende. Bach Kieugel: Symphony {erable to any one.” Bxamipe amd be convinced "a street, opp. Star office. — 3 | dectied to appoint. twenty physicians and di- | Mr. Jan‘L. Noreis, attacked the nesoctation | Dishes, $3: Calo Silver Head Umbrellas, Canes, | 1H "*yfckets now on tale &t Mstaprti'e Afpaic Bto-s. ee es en ree mele Gro. R. Guar, Printer, 339 Pa ave. n.w. Pa-| vide the District into twenty sections. The ay | teclt. He believed that if the central commit-| Piano Lampe, Bronaes and hundreds of other | Ti = Cia ELLIo, Manager. | 1892 Paae ~ ok—y ye a oa efities unsurpassed. Estimates promptly given. | Will be reduced to $30 per month and the tee were left to itself the renult would be their | novelties. ‘Don't mistake place. ie * | FEE uast Alatows, 7 pxmra | —* oy Pe FF EE Se foun eyesight fitted, $1. Hewrien's,cor.43¢. | Th intments made are as follows: J. W. y the Kilkenny cate. icks of the Trade. PRODIGAL PERFORMANCE SALF OF FoR a s IDELITY Bono 40aN 3 p sions ent Chappell, L. Mackall, jr., T. Ewing, 8. L. Han-| At the coucluslon of Ms, Serdo's remarks the| On the principle that the American people | PRODIGAL LE OF SUATS FoR Mere eee ee ee wid < Ts Max om Womax the beauty of a fize set | non’ C. Woodward. ©. V. Petty's. W. Shaw, | association adjourned, after vigorously ap-| are always ready to be humbugged some mem- | PRODIGAL TONIGHT A. F. Hertz's Company, ASSOCIATION. INVESTMENT ASSN, of teeth to every one. Minot's Denti- H.S. Goodall, E. L. Tompkins, J.'C. Meredith, | plauding all he waid. ‘The p fing business | Lers of the furniture trade in this city make at In EDWARD B. HARPER, New York, (908-914 6 ST. Nw. frice the teeth pearly and preserves | D. C. Stockstill, J. F. Price, L. A. Johnson, R. | was of a merely routine character. President | such announcements as “Reduced prices dis- | FATHER . FRIFNDS. " them. 2%5c. everywhere. | D. Boss, J. F. Cole, G. W. Hi. Fitch, M. A. Cus-| Norris called the meeting to order, but was | counted—a reduction of 16 per cent on all pre- | FATHER FRIENDS, President. ASSETS... 100,000.00 ‘oak Ga > ‘tin tis, C. R. Durfour, A. Walker and I. C. C. Wat-| called away 6n important business, and ‘eed vious reductions" or “Prices way below covt— | FATHER ps. — DUBS, #1 PFR MONTH ON FACH SHARE. Frewanz's Ice —_ _—- ars Sg son. pence Peli hee = reese wage. be sate oie ae there = Fernahind BY GLEN MACDONovGE. By Edwin Milt.u Royle, Office of Win. 8. Pettegrew, Resident Manager. MGAVE TOU Moxey To Ineeert 4 thing im season 1427 New York ave. Marriage Licenses. cided to celebrate Jackson! Lethe January | puch announcements as" ‘Last-day-in-the- | Ds¢-.5--The New Comedy Drama, ““FRIENDS.” Sow OcE- 89 and 90 Washington Loan and Trust building. pI Saeco. saildgee Hace . a grand many, men es : c r E ; Ss ame aa cai plea ton — at wonstaeet il wetichal ‘Semeoratie eirclée wil Indeed son “ape Bay pear set NE reepaae teokiee nee ene SS ee Washington, D.C., 1st December, 1802. WE PAY 6 PRR CENT PER ANNUM ON 4 i invited. £0 common that every day in the calendar has | soi tertal fixe. * SPECIAL DEPOSITS OF €5 OR MORE. - | aig hon gO give | Srt and Emms Cook; Edward Whelanand Ellen | “De. Alien, trom the parade committee, re-| been made use of, and the next resort ought to | Mae Ee he WINTRIG, SeBtE ot, aw. HASDY » topic seta a rEg CAN BE WITHDRAWN ANY TIME OND christmas prewenteand forget | Gxfiney; Cleveland Keith and Bessie Gertrade| ported that the participation of the amociation | bo “npocial prices” for the diferent betes of (CoNGnEGATIONAL cHtuCH. ware DI - | A frstctass Gold Watch and Chain asa first prise is | DAYS NOTICE. Re eee iit cekerclod things ‘Parsee, | Chopin; Samuel P. Matthews and Delia Irving. |fn the Jollifeation parade. cost. $257, und the | the day’ Sucly membeogery oe oe pours hereby offered to the policy holder af the Mutu rag 5 RF 7] “2 — aaa —— bills were ordered to be paid. but [ rely rather on the quality and lowness o} = ie serve Fund Life Association in the District of Colu: CELE. Oak Be BEDAID AS SER BASTROP studio Penna. ave. an f oraz Faxpoxrs, If st. bet 13th and 14th. Good rooms and board at m-«lerate rates, == Tas Durssrs Wonx in “Prodigal Father this week by Miss Blanche Chapman Ford the creation of Madame Ixpra Z. Surrm, 1901 | Est. aw. Particular mention is made of the street | dress—drown bengaline coat basque and striped ilk ckirt as the order for this drone was given within twenty-four hours before the perform- | ance. Thestricsl and outdoor garments are made at the shortest possible notice by the abore modiste, who guarantees a perfect ft by the McDowell system of New York city. We Anz Orrearxo Carpets are greatly re- | duced Bargains in bl Drews Seods, Undorwerr, Hon rs Curaxep by the Exrme Canrer 1-€35 Mase. ave. n.w., are made moth- Froof free of charge. Telephone 435-2 Jom= R Krux of the 9th st. wing, Center | market.desires to call the attention of Senators, members of Congress and ali other strangers arriving in the city f the winter to his stand, where they can pr choice cuts of Roast Beet, Steak, Lamb Corned Beef. The Corned Beet the New Work plan, | which is consider Prive Gar. Ga sxe, 6c. Mepprmay,614 12th ‘Tur Pome Wit Pease Notice the fact that Bocigar (sold under the “old style” label) is geu- | tine without name of Wm. Carney stamped on | face of box, Wu. Canney, 921 G st. aw. Fon Watt. Parex, Window Shades, Room Moldings and Interior Tinting and Decorating goto RK. W. Hexpensoy’s, 1113 F st. ow. Iv you want Fresh Butter made every day go to PLD. Co., 414 9th street northwest, CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Atsavon’s Ortas Hovss.—*‘The Prodigal Father.” New Natrowat Taeater.—‘Alabama.” Acapemr oF Music._““The Next Day. , Buoc Taxaten.—‘The Fairies’ 4 Well, Keaxay's Lrcecu Tuxaten—Reilly & Wood's Big Show. ‘Tux Barrie ov Gerrrspona.—15th street and Obve avenve. Bompeas’ Excuasor.— Authors’ Carnival for the benefit of the Homeopathic Hospital. Merzenort's Music Hart.—Ovid Musin's Concert. Convuara Aruxeric Civs.—Special Athletic Contests, psa ‘The Woman's Relief Corps. At the regular meeting of Lincoln W. R. C., Ne. 6, held last night, officers were elected as follows for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. J. Emma Evane; seuior vice president, Mrs. Ruth E. Roberts; junior vice president, Mrs. Annie W. Johnson: chapiain, Mrs. Sarah S. Ayer; treasurer, Mrs. Ida D. Warman: conductor, Mrs. Margaret E. Myers; guard, Mrs. Mary E- Gorham: delegates, Mrs. Susie H. Rose, Mrs. Ruth E. Koberts, Mies Lillian A. Norton, Mra, Lillie R. omas, Mra. Annie W. Johnson: alternates, Mrs. Eliza F. Naylor, Mrs. Margaret E. Myers, Mra. Sarah Ayer. ‘Sirs Bertha S. Rogers, Mra Jennie Wheeler, Mrs. Nannie G. Cooke. > The Michigan State Association. | ‘The regular I meeting of the Michigan | State Association was held last evening. The | follow 1 officers for the ensuing | Year: President, Calvin G. Townsend; vice President, Frank H. Hosford; secretary, Benj. A. Harlan; treasurer, A. W. Bingham. Exec tive committee. and Harry H. Smith, Frack H. Edgar H. Suook, cott. The execu: cted to make suitable commemorati of the admi } were clect His Friends Uneasy. W. L. Unsworth, » deaf mute, aged his home in this city | to Norfolk, Va., on the He did not take the | that dey and. nothing having been | heard from him. bi« friends are uneasy about | him. Any inforn: {t with the detectives ne Mosetiy. Will be thankfully rece She “Move on! ouldn't Help Tt. What are you doing ther 2 your eve or Pi run rou in.” feast your eres.” | t what «he showed him | blame vou for banging jewelry Adtet. Beventh sisvet northwest _— The Record of Deaths. During the twenty-four bow euding at noon | yy burial permits were issued from the| Dealth office for the foliowing: White-—Ned E. Farrell. 55 years; Maurice Walter, 21 years; Adaline Doge, 52 years; John years; Henry Thomas, 1 month; Oma ‘Reid. 1 month: Amanda M. Welsh, 75 years. Coloted Sarah Me years; Lena Ked- ¥ t, 2 years; Zacariab y andy, 62 years; John : Waiter’ PL Marable, 24 Years; Mamie Robinson. 2 months. To De Mechanieal Arte, | ‘The Crescent Aswociation for the promotion of Bmowiedge ani disemmation of information the | Concerning the development of the mechanical | rte and sciences and manufactures of the sev- ~ has filed a certificate of ineor- F. Molles a T. niey, John Kelby ay as ncorporators, Jose and Knabe's, 817 Pa, ave.—Adet, i Paapweny Pissos sold €10 monthly. F. G. Buiitb, 1225 Pa. ave.— Adet. . _— ‘Tuas toys, serap pictures, Adee. eae —s To Fill the Pulpit of St. John’s. Rev. J. Sanders Reed, late of Trinity Church. San Francisco, bas been chosen to o¢cupy the pulpit of 8t. John’s P. E. Church till the com- ing of the new rector. Mr. Reed is well known as an organizer of good works throughout the country, but his reputation is greater asa preacher. While in London during the sum- ter of 1801 he preached by invitation for the Reet preacher and author, Rev. H. R, Haweis. iis sermon on that occasion attracted much gitention, and the archdescon, Farrar, invited e preacher to ocoupy ret's, Westminster, the following ‘Sunday oreo fn, g. Mir. Reed ts possibly the only American clergyman who has read the burial service over aking. Readers of the newspaners will re- member that King Kalakaua was buried from Trinity Church, California, Mr. Reed having ministered to him in his last illness and bees with him when the endcame. He was com- pelied to resign as rector of Trinity Church on account of ill-health, the climate not agreeing with him. Mr. and Mra, Reed have taken apartments at the Hotel Arno for their month's sojourn in Washington. a The Condition of James Lowrte. James Lowrie, the plumber, of No. 15% N street,who was struck by a train at the New Jer- sey avenue crossing of the Baltimore and Poto- mac railroad some days ago and badly injured, is still under treatment at Providence Hospital. It was rumored this morning that he was dying, but inquiry at the hospital failed to substantiate the report. One of the sisters at the hospital said that his condition was about the same as it has been for several days and that he was not in a dying condition, a At the Metropolitan Charch. A reception and social was given by the Ladies’ Association of Metropolitan M. E. Church last evening. The vestry and parlors were handsomely draped with flags by Boat- swain Langdon of the receiving ship Dale, be- sides there were flowers and delicately tinted lights and handsome costumes in abundance. Mrs. M. Tullock, the president of the associa- tion, presided with dignity and grace over the assembiage. while Mr. A. B. Duvall introduced those who took part in the exercises. Mra. John A. Logan gave a charming “talk,” informally expressing hor deep interest in and great love for the historical church in whose interest the social washeld. Messrs. Tullock and Edmunds sang an amusing duet, being dressed in ap- ropriate costume. A solo by Mr. Bly, song by Qir"Prancis and. two excellent. recitations: by Miss Lottie Blandford completed the program. Refreshments were served, fancy tables were well patronized and the society realized a hand- some sum for the new carpet soon to be pur- chased. John F. Reyno! Post Elects Officers. Jobn F. Reynolds Post, No. 6, G. A. R., elected last evening the following named offi- cers for the ensuing year, viz: Commander, John B. Randolph; senior vice commander, Aaron Stern; junior vice commander, R. Em- met Smith: quartermaster, Lewis B. Parker: surgeon, Dr. George Marx; chaplain, Rev. Wm. H. Gotwald; officor of the day, R. k. Bronner; officer of the guard, Edmond teril. for Philadel phia and New York day via Pennsylvania Beginning on Sunday, December 4, a Pullman parlor car will be attached tothe Richmond and Danville express. leaving Washington at 7.05 a.m., for the accommodation of passengers from Washington to Philadelphia and New York. This additional train service will give Washington- inns an early morning train to points named with dining-car service.—Adet. aneere ‘Tux celebrated Knabe pianos, 817 Pa. ave.— Adtt. Sg Dn. J. Sesmates, specialist, has returned to her office, 621 13th street northwest.— Adevt. scceniesa niente Sex @8 Scorcu TrovseRixas at Simpson's.—Ad Buapsunr Praxos for rent. 1225 Pa. ave.— Adet. ee egta Few women can killa steer, but they can get the essence of asteer’snutrimentin Cudahy’s Rex Brand Fluid Beef, which invalids crave.—Advt. Kxasr Praxos, the recognized standard of modern piano manufacture. 817 Pa. ave. n.w. ~Adet. ed Lanor sale of toys for the holidays at Lati- mer & Sloan's, 1407 G street, 10 a.m. Monday.— Advt. Sane 3 ES Woopep Lots, Kensington. See Suburban Property.—Adet. Se Kxane grand upright and square piano- fortes. Wx. Knabe Co., 817 Pa, ave. n.w.— Advt. ae Patace Oroaxs sold $5 monthly. F. G. Smith, 1225 Pa. ave.—Adet. Two Turxes IN REGARD TO CATARRE. 1ST, IT IS A CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASE, AND 2D,. IT REQUIRES A CONSTITU- TIONAL REMEDY. ‘These two facts are now so well known to the medi- cal fraternity that jocai applications, like snuffs and imbalants, are regarded as at best likely to give only temporary relief. To effect a permanent cure of Catarrh requires a constitutional remedy like HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA, which by purifying the blood, repairing the diseased tissues and tmperting healthy tone to the affected organs gives thorough apd lasting cure. HOODS PILLS cure liver ills, constipation, bilious- ness, Jaundice, sick headache, indigestion. 3 Rews Saxrranvy, 523 THIRTEENTH STREET, Huunetd and furnished throuebont®: Paes petted Fecarifar amd furnished wit every apetiagce for sit ‘evatifusamd furnished with every for tv ine Elvetric. Va or, Hot Air, Romane’ tadiated and Salt Baths, Massace, Swe /ish Movements, Gymnas- fies, Electricity (Faradic ant Ga vanic), E'ectrolvsis | (eiborie s7perSuous her with ele tric’ peed 'e), | Fac fant Facia | receive Baths, fat aces sek “ied moots See toys. Goutn’s, 9th. st. ‘Tar QuapmrcuxressiaL Yan at College gives te ‘vest of ‘young mon ond women ther- to carry forward the grand en- of the century, Three handred stu- entered its various lished tn to thank ourpatroum and hp eho have ‘under our care ‘them public ‘call and inepect our ‘new premises. ‘To those wise for ONE WASSAGe FESTA eee aes thet they may understand our methods arrangesnents ‘® course of t. Patient ace a Sos frou | Fiysiclaoe si ate p__. . e ME A vote of thanks was tendered to Mr. B. F. McCauley for the tally-ho which he enero furnished the association the night of the parade, and Mensre. Vinson & Perry were also thanked for the lan- daus they furnished. Chief Marshal T. V. Noonan and his assistants were also thanked for the efficient services they rendered. The vote of thanks for the three wagons furnished the association by the company. ‘On motion of Mr. T. A. Green it was ordered that every member shall sign the constitution, and upon signing shall pay a fee of $1. ae Dolis for Chrixtmas. The ladies of All Souls’ Church wil! hold a Christmas sale on Wednesday and Thursday of next week for the sale of Christmas goods. A special feature of the fair will be the dolls, a collection unprecedented in quality and quan- tity. They are of all descriptions, brides and grooms, debutantes, baby dolls, little girls and school children. Fancy articles, housekeepers’ prizes, flowers and many things suitable for gifts will be on sale. Refreshments will be of | the most delicious quality. A lunch will be served from 12 to 2 o'clock each day, to which all are invited. ‘The proceeds are for the bene- fit of the charities of the church. There will be music both evenings... The sale will begin on Wednesday at noon in All Souls’ Church, cor- ner 1th and L streets. —_———- Trostexs’ Saxe of three brick dwellings on B street south. opposite Capitol groun Int street west, to be sold Monday, o'clock. See advertisement of Williamson and Edmonston, trustees.—Adet. paar eee Swiss Music Boxes. Diroct_importation. Largest stock in the city. F. G. Smith, 1225 Pa. ave.—Adet. po oe ee Sxcoxp-waxp Praxos of prominent makes, | in good condition, at Knabe’s, 817 Pa. ave.— Advt. eae Woopen Lots, Kensington. Property.—Advt. See Suburban > Urnicat Pravos for rent. F. G. Smith, 1225 Pa. ave.— Ade: Tux annual meeting of the second subdi- vision of the Associated Charities will be held in the Western Presbyterian Church Monday evening. Tax Potice of the third precinct are looking for a young negro man who, it is snid, caught and hugged a young white girl recently. Saveo My Lie. WOULD HAVE SCRATCHED MYSELF TO DEATH BUT FOR CUTICURA. BEST DOCTORS ‘TWO YEARS. BILLS $125. EXPENDED 82.50 FOR CUTICURA REMEDIES. 1 AM TODAY A WELL MAN, WITH A SMOOTH SKIN. Twas afficted two years with a disease the doctors called ring-worm, herpes or salt rhoum. I was treated by three different doctors, the best I could find, they did me no good. My doctors’ bills were #1 One told me I would have to xo off to some REMEDIES. He bought two boxes CUT! cakes CUTICURA SOAP and ons bottle RESOLVENT. I must thank God for your CUTI- CURA REMEDIES coming to my relief. I am now shoulders and arms are Thave had good health ever since I commenced to use the CUTICURA REMEDIES. 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DINING ROOM FURNITURE, 875 to $2,500 set. LIBRABY FUANITURE, 876 to 8450 per set. Novexrms yor raz Hoxways. Independent Ice Compang also came in for a} | 923 Pennsylvania av prices on “‘time" payments to move my stock. Joux Ruppex, The Accommodator, 513 7th st. nw. erate How Very Seldom Can you buy a good Hat cheap. #1.90 buys a beauty of us. It cor. 7th and D. It Will Pay You to come any distance to purchase a Clock from ux Cansasuen, Jeweler, 25 Pa. ave. «. : It ——— Razors and Fine Cutlery engraved and laid aside for Xmas Presents. Watronp's, 477 Pa. ave. n. w. ase pace teat No Rise in Price of Coffee. No matter what wholesalers and retailers may do we do not intend to raive the price of Coffee, Our standagds will be kept up in quality and our patrons may rest assured of getting ex- actly what they have been accustomed to. Were we not the heaviest importers in the world we would not be able todo this in face of a general rise of 5 cents all along the line. Every household should vecure a copy of the magnificent Christmas panel wcture we intend to distribute shortly. ‘Good Morning!” will delight and astonish you—so perfect the con- ception. Tue Great ATLAxtio xp Pactric Ta Co., 501 and 808 Seventh st. n.w. 1620 14th at. n.w. 3104 M st., Georgotown. 515 Het. ne. Stands in all markets. Newton H. Bowmay, Telephone, 848. Manager. Jewelry laid aside on a small deposit. Voict Mro. Co., 713 7th st. ie It is Impossible Tofind a more complete assortment of Bric-a- brac, Useful and Ornamental Tableware, to- gether with an infinite variety of articlesappro- priate for Holiday and Wedding Presents, than those on exhibition at J, W. BoreLer & Sox's, ate Ladies? Gold. Watches, £8.50 up. Gents’ ie Surgical Instruments and Dissecting 1t Cases. WaLronn's. Ft ean Ga RAE You Can’t Imagine How good an Undersbirt 21 buye of us. It Fuaxc & Sox, 7th and D. Where else can you buy a Marbleized Iron | Cathedral Gong Clock for $3.75 than at Can- Lisuen’s, 225 Our Number is 713 7th st, n.w. Don't let our competitors mislead you. Vorot Mra.Co.1* New Sewing Machines, $18.50, Direct from factory; all latest improvements; 5 years guarantee, At Domestic Rooms,7th and H. d3-3¢ . Ee Holiday Wines, Liquors and Cigars at re- duced prices a specialty. Sexics 1900 Pa. ave. it oF anaes Physicians’ Pocket Cases and Trusses. Waxrorp’s, Pa. ave. 1t* ——— Finest Line Solid Gold Jeweiry and Silver Novelties, $1 up. Franx,46iPu.ave. it ss = e. 8. it Engraving free of charge. Tax Votar Mra. Co., 713 7th st. nw. ite ‘The Standard Sewing Machines are the best. Better see it before buying any other, at the Standard Sewing Machine Rooms, 427 9th st. nw. Jos. H. Fiske, n22-tu,thést? ‘The Old Reliable. ee wit Button Holes Made to Order at the Domestic Skwino Macatne Rooms, 7th and H. n24-e020t Se 850 More of Those Fine $2.50 Saxony Wool German Hand-Knit Jackets, selling so rapidly at $1.49, at AveRBacu’s, 7th and H. Domestic Sewing Machines and Pattern Rooms. oct25-eod24t Eee Sng eee Nickel Alarms at 75 cents. CaLusuen, Jeweler, 225 Pa. ave. s.e. It =e eS An Extended Popularity. Brown's Bronchial Troches have for many Years been the most popular articlo in uso for relieving Coughs an roat troubles. dl-eoSt stint Best Lunch in the city is furnished at the Propucers’ Darry Kitcugy, n23-w&elw 414 9th ot. nw. CEES ae Buy a Machine with a Reputation Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service. Examine our New High-Arm No. 9. Its silent rotary motion free from the heavy, rasping ac- tion of shuttle machines. Wuezter & Witsox Mro. Co. jot-ete 437 9th ot. nw. French Onyx Clock for $12. CaLiisnEr, Jeweler, 225 Pa. ave. 8.0. 1t You Don’t Drink Cocoa because you can’t digest it. Phillips’ Digestible Cocoa will not distress, 5 eee Es The Ladies pronounce the Imperial Pinned Paper Patterns the best-fitting pattern made. Don't fail to nee them at the Standard Sewing Machine Parlors, 427 9th st. n.w. Jos. H. Fiske, n22-tu,théstf The Old Rehable. pe ree Good Sewing Machines, 88 Only. Send postal to Wa. Funk, 4th and Pa. ave. se. and have one sent on trial free. d,2,3,5,6,7 srcehcavdlcersoal Gypsey’s Gift peta Gift Cures Gypeey’s Gift Gypeey's Gift Rheumatism. Gypeey’s Gift a1-10¢ je ES HE Between the Acts, after you have seen that -‘man,” try piece of White's Yucatan Gum and see how quickly it will remove the effects of your conversation. n28-6t Heller, 720 7th st, n.w., is making S. Hel , 7 _ s cialty in Ladies’ and Children's “Hair “Cnttng and Shampooing; also cures Dandruf. oT ng; sleo cures Dand 10c. Royal Headache Powders. Headaches cured “while you wait” Druggiste au eg tte Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases ot sin None Name It But To Praise. ‘Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. 9. A marvel of lightness and swiftness, $o27 Office 487 9th stn. w. —— eee Established 1851. W. G. Merzznorr & Co. FAULTLESS HARDMAN . Ana CELEBRATED KIMBALL PIANOS Entire new stock of Plance and Organs, all stylee and sizes, at lowest prices. Easy payments. Guaranteed fully for five years. ders of the Solo Quartet, Dr. | FIRST BISCHOFF CONCERT if ° FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9 A misoollancous cuncert by the choir of a \- Sol ISCHOEF in organ nolos TWEEDALE. and a reading by Mr. JOH ‘Tickets, with reserved gouty dl ts. Gn‘sale'at Eile & Co.'s, O07 Pa ei K=™ LYCEUM THEATEL @. and Lith 53. Peunsyivani TONIGHT! —~ rox1eHTu Positively Last Appearance of REILLY AND Woops BIG SHOW. ‘American and European Stars. THE BROTHERS BORANI. “HADES AND THE 400." The New Burlesque Queen, VITA. _n28-0t Krears, NEXT WEEK. MANCHESTER & BERNARD'S ‘The Leading Oryanization of Burlesque Stars, FRESH FEATURES FROM FERTILE FRANCE. PRETTY, PIQUANT, PARISIAN PETS, In a Selected Program. ECLIPSING EVERY ENTERTAINMENT. The Beautiful Burietta, “SARATOGA SWELLS Sweet, Shapely Swells. Srrightly, Sporty §wells. The Triumphant, Tempting Travesty, 8-BELLES-8 With Its Realistic Ship's Deck. Myriad of Matchless Maidens. Bright, Buxom Belles. Bold, Brilliant Bolles, Sensational Situations. Startling Surprises. Delightful Dancers! Vivacious Vocalists! Clever Comedians! And an Olio of Refreshing Specialties, “Wm. J. O'Brien, Musical Artist. Allyn dnd Lingard, Character Artists. Topack and Steele, Harrison vs. Cleveland. May Adams, in Beautiful Ballads. Le Mothe and Meynard, French Athletes. LIZZIE B. RAYMOND, In Her Excellent Irish Character Songs and English ‘Successes. SAM BERNARD, In His Very Funny Songs and Recitations. ‘The Sensation of the Season, THE FRENCH DANCERS, Introducing the ‘*Ta-Ra-Ra Bum” Dance. 50—Bright, Beautiful Burlesquers—0 1t NATIONAL THEATRE, ‘Tenixht, at 8, last appearance of A. M. PALMER'S N. Y. STOCK COMPANY IN Augustus Thomas’ Iayllic Drama, A A BBB A MM) A AA AA B AA AE Abe A FR A AAA AAA B AAA MM AAAS aA a ABBB A AMMMA ALD Monday, BBB I, EER B BL ¥ E Dee. ae L u a 5, BBB tux “oo Ep Beats ‘EI A NNN are TE A RAE gs now 5 J ER AA NN Sas, sls, ‘ad Her 2° NWN Sus8 > TONIGHT AT 8, First production of the farcical , a8 presented ‘THE NEXT DAY, with HARRY LACY And the entire company, including Emily Rigl. Monday, December 5, ROBERT MANTELL In ‘The Face in the Moonlight * Seats and boxes are now on sale. al-tt ANNUAL LITERARY AND MUSICAL Fifturrtsinment and Hop of Foto A323 IVERSALIST CHURCH, U* 13ih and L sts, PARIS. ‘Two illustrated lectures by MIRS ANNA SEATON SCHMIDT. Furst Lecture~THURSDAY, December 8, 8 p.m., PARIS AND THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. Second Lecture—MONDAY, December 12, 8 p.mm., PARIS AND NAPOLEON. Course ticket with reserved seat. Sil aduntsaton with reserva Adinission, ‘Tickets for sale at W. G. Motzarott's, 1110 F at, WES BiJOU THE, ‘Mrs. P. Harris, ‘Week commencing MONDAY, Dec 5. AGNES WALLACE VILLA In Kate Claxton's Greatest Success, THE WORLD AGAINST HER. Next Week-JAMES A. REILLY. Oxerex Svrrzn Puna aie ee ebee iss ortne BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG, ‘The greatest battle of 43-0 E Wo “Al / open in the new INSTITUTE BU! and Toth "st. MONDAY. DECEA EN Postponement is due to the unfinished state structure. ED. J. HANNA! 20 ‘Presidont C."L. Ex™: METZEROTT MUSIC HALL. MARSHALL P. WILDE, Humorist; or Author of “Colonel Carter of Carteraville" THOMAS NELSON PAGF, Pronounced by James Whitromb Riley the greatest ‘nesire dialect reader in Aunericay —And— JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY, “The Hoosier F In a course of FIVE, Courge tickets, €1 na bia, bis wife or he- lusband. son, daughter, brother, or sister, who sends me on or before the Lith day of ‘March, 1893, the largest volume of applications for life assurance duly accep ed. with first payment ‘thereon made. To win the First Prize $25,000 assar- ance must beduyplaeed. A valuable Gold Watch and Chain asa Second Prige will be given should the ‘second highest in amount of competitor's accepted ap- plications nearly approach that of the hichest. Each competit +r presenting applications for any assurance wit receive a prize in money oF valuables propor- tioned to the amount of assurance duly placed. Agents of the company or others receiving com- missions for transacting business excluded from the competition Intending competitors will please call at the office, 90 Washincton Loan and Trust Company's Hiding. give in their names addresses and re ceive application slips. WM. S. PETTEGREW, Resident Manager. NOTE.—The wisest and best Christmas present a husband can give to his wife or a mother to her cbi dren is an arsurance policy on his or her life. And | the Mural Meeerve Fhnd Life. Aerocation i the | lancer pursly mata mat tion the wert anders the best advantages at | the lowest tent with absolute security. [Get a copy 0: ings Journal for December. To be had free at Washington Loan and Trust build- inw.} At The Vielinixt, supported ANNIE LOUISE, Sih Nientinesle, TSEZ YANMATER. Mese> Smeriear EDUARD SCHARF, Solo Plinist "PIE DELASCO, i480. Tickets, S0and 75c. On saleat Motzerott's, n26-7t by. the American MEZERoTT music waLL. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, ‘Third Annual Pertormance by tho CHORAL SOCIETY Of Handel's Great Gratorio, Soloist, Mrs. Corinne Moore Lawson, Soprano. Miss Gertrude Stein, Cuntralto. Mr. Payne Clarke. Tenor. Mr. Perry Averill, Bass. The Symphony Orchestra of New Yor’, WALTER DAMROSCH, Conductor. 1, $1.50 and 82. on sale at Metzerott’s. 26-16: N ORCI ) MUSICIANS, — JOSEF KASPAR, Conductors METZEROTT MUSic HALL. First Concect Friday Evening, Dec. 16. EMMA u coc # Bu S38 be 3 U0 Ge HME JJ UU > HH Wilhelm) Club and Leading,Solot Subscriptions for desirable seats for entire conse o three Grand Concerts, #2. For sile at Meurrorta Lito Fst nw i, ALLAN DE G_ MUELLEI Ot dancing and Geportueat atthe T. in ‘of Dancing. will Tis classes f season 1602-05 WEDNESDAY, October a. at 4 ands Selo k p.m. Cireulars at the acadeiny, Masonic Halt’ Seiend ates mw ‘octa stm" EXCURSIONS. &e. M Academy and member of the A seri itd Wisten Cavises To the Tropics FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE. An Wlustrated pamphlet describing the Yachting Cruises of the 5.8. “"Britannia” in southern seas has, just been issued. ies {ree on application. There ave been some changes in the itinerary as previous!y advertised, which now includes the mest interesting ofthe Windward Islands. The ports to be visited are Havana, Kingston. Port Royal, Martinique. Guadeloure, St. Kitts and Bor~ ™ mnda.’ Already a large number of rooms bavs taken for the frst cruise and immediate for space is necessary. ‘The Britannia is a beautiful ‘Vessel, Atted in the most luxurious manner end spe- cially adapted for pleasure cruises. WINTER IN EGYPT AND PALESTINE. Send for program of nine ducted parties. Next departure Ja man Lloyd steamer “Euie™ to Al gyear Alexandria direct, THOS. COOK & SON, 231 and 1225 Broadway, New York, Pa. ave., Ws . C. agate OF 822 Pa ave., Washington, D. C Moo? vennox. ROME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON. ‘Steamer MACALESTER at 10a. m. daily (except Sun- day), returning to the city by 2:30 p.m. THE DIRECT ROUTE — NO FERRYING — NO TRANSFERS—THE QUICK RUUTE. Picamer Macalester tot M™ ‘VERNON. ‘WasHINGTON, arid. pat TOMB OF WASHINGTON. ANDRIA AND MT. VERNON ‘RAILWAY COMP! ALEEANDEEA direct tothe Guts of ta MANGO Srosrtamity to alt “CHRIST MAR. lot BI DOCK HK other 7h acTtb fey steemere foot of 7h st. Soectal excar. trains of Pennsvivanis rood at Aletantita. ‘Take ours st Ocoee a In deference to the wishes of the Ladies’ Mt. Vernon Association cars stop on SUNDAY at Little Huating creek, one mile this side of Mt. Vernon, the grounds a nw: ¥. A. REED, Supt. NEW PUBLICATIONS. us Posurc. : IN ‘to: abut newly ne pe sei GEPARATE, CLEAN, ee 24rn ISSUE OF STOCK OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION. EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. ASSETS, 81,; THE EQUITABLE is a purely co-operative saving and loaning institution. It joans anoney at iair rates of interest on long time and monthly installments and pays fair and reliable profits ou shares. SAVING. The twenty-fourth ixsue of stock is open for subseription and first payment, which can be made at the office of Until maturity of shares, when full carninzs are paid, 4 per cent interest per anuum ig guaranteed. LOANING. Those who desire loans to pay for property, Pay of mortgages.or for bpilding Purposes, should ascertain the terms upon which money is loaned by the Equitable Co-operative Building Association. Righty-seven monthly payments of prin- cipal and interest settles a loan in full, Any portion or ali of a loan, however, may be seitied at any time by paying ac- cerned interest to date of such a settle- ment. Connnissions and heavy expenses are avoided. Famphiets explaining the advantages and benesis of the association and other fnvormation surnished upon applicaiion at the office, 1063 F st. THOMAS SOMERVILLE, President. A.J. SCHAFHIRT, GEO. W. CASILEAR, 2a Vice President. INO. JOY EDSON, Secretary. DIRECTORS: BENJ. F. FULLER, FRED. W. PRATT, ELLIS SPEAR, JOB BARNARD, LAWRENCE GARDNER, MARCUS BAKER, JOHN W. SCHAEFER. Office EQUITABLE BUILDING, 1003 F st. H. H. TWOMBLY, GEO. W. FISHER, iw Taz Narzroxaz Sare Deposrt, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY (Cf the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. Chartered by special act of Consress Jan. ,1867,and acts of Oct., 1890 and Feb., 1892, CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Repw safes from @5 each upward per annam Efiver ware and valuables taken on deposit. TEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and terest allowed on sums of not Jess than $3, Prepares and keeps Wills free of charge—acts as Ex- evutoe, and Trustes—executes Trusts © alkings, Pa ee yee OMAR i JONES. ‘Third Vice Pres. Cee eee ee are Directors: ances Matthew @; Emerg, A. . Francis Rigs, les C.Glower, since Mi, Johaston, Faeries Baxsrxo Hovse Or LEWIS G. TEWKSBURY & ©O., 1335 F st., Adams Iron Building, WASHINGTON, D. ‘W. B. HIBBS, Manager. nd taverest on daily balances. Advances made to core Bonds, iekow #13 PRR MONTH ON EACH 1,000 BOR- ROWED, OUR FIGURES SHOW WE OFFER TRE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS ON LOANS AND DEPOSITS, AND OWR SECURITIES BEING THREE TIMES THE VALUE OF THE LOAN AND THE LOAN BEING REPAID MONTHLY MAKES THE SECURITY STILL BETTER FACH MONTH, RENDERING IT LMPosst- BLE FOR OUR PATRONS TO LOSE & DOLLAR. CALL AT THE OFFICE FOR CIRCULARS AND FURTHER INFORMATION no HARRISON DINGMAN, President. ‘OHIO NATION A’ ‘WASHINGTON a WILL ISSUE_CENTIFICATES AND PAY 1 Pst'on Time Drpostta |S T= OS #10008 MOKE IY LEFT 3 MONTHS 3 PRB cesT ANN (eK x #100 08 MORE IF LEFT 6 MONTHS 34 PER OR MORE IF Mon’ @ eh 8 MOMs Lert 2 THS 4PER To DEPOSIT BOXES ¢3 2m © Tae Wasurxcrox Rear. Estare Co. CAPITAL $100,000, FULL PAID, OFFERS FOR SALE AT PAR ITS 6 PER CRNT GOLD DEBENTURE BONDS, #100 AND #500 FACR. ‘These bonds are payable in gold coin May 1, 1908, ‘bot subject to payment at any time after May 1, 1807, at the option of the Company. They are secured BF fret mortage notes on Washington city real held in trust by the WASHINGTON LOAN TRUST COMPANY, trustee, which certifies to seh Yond isseued, and that securition exceeding tm face value by 10 por cent of the bouds certified beve besa deposited with it. ‘The notes so deposited represent only about two-thirds of the market value of the geal estate upon which thes are a first lien, making the security of these bonds unquestioned. IMPORTANT ITEMS FROM ANNUAL REPORT, JUNE 1, 1n92 ‘Total Resources, €220,546.73. ‘Total Receipts, €137,006.02. ‘Real Estate on Hand (actual cost), @160, 182.68 the person accepting the debenture of the bility of lookimg afver the payment of Property and the annoyance of « JOHN B. interest. Second National Bank of Wi ‘The Wasiineton Loan and Trust B3th, tue Sm Fo SALE-A LIMITED NUMBER oF EEGISTERED FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTT- YEAR 5 PER CENT BONDS —_ MARYLAND STEEL COMPANY. PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED BY PENNSYLVANIA STEEL COMPANY. INTEREST PAYABLE FEBRUARY 1 AND AUGUST 1. PRINCIPAL DUE 1992. EXTRACT FROM THE MORTGAGE. The J and interest of this bond are without deduction for any'tex crtares now fopaeed cage oF that may hereafter be itn of the state of Marviand, or of the state Yanla, of of the United for state a a id accrued ‘interest A. LIMITED he * ‘post Belek ‘on their pruperty at Sparrow's ontae, ‘mortzage morecounty, Md.. of real furnaces. nt, rotting mill, faation of ower sfx mul tare TRE, Besseiver tesued in the of Preis cae Le ie Fecrcanry 1, 1022, and torent payable tthe tered owners on Auvust land February 1 of we; free of ai taxes wonder the laws of the state laryland or < e Sae ‘States of America, nga: FESSSVLVANTS STETL CO awy. The un recede and accrued interest Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans. CORRESPONDENTS. é 3.8. Bache & Co., New York Stock Exchange. Lehman Bros., New York Cotton Exchange, ‘Lehman, Stern & Co.. New Orleans Cotton Exchange, ‘Lamson Bros. & Co., Chicago Board of Trade. Private wires to New York, Chicago aad New Or Jeans. Telephone. 454 el Tt ‘W. 8. HOGE Fres. T. ©. DANIEL, Seo. UNITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN a880- CIATION, 1313 F st; Washington, D.C. bares, $100, payable in monthiy installments, ‘which participate im all profite and mgpare in 66 months, Pass interest on money deposited in any amount. 5 and 6 per cent interest paid ou epecial deposits from the date they are wade oc 28-tt oor — Genera) Banking AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. ‘OTION CONSIGN ‘OF ONE Ppt Sage he Aa SefENin TEN aac, a out to behest , between ®