Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1894, Page 12

12 LOCAL MENTION. THE WEATHER. Forecast Till 8 p.m. Friday. For the District of Columbia, Maryland nd Virginia—Fair; slightly warmer Friday afternoon. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of water at 8 am.: Great Falls, temperature, 57; condi- tion, 4; receiving reservoir, temperature, 61; condition at north connection, 02; con- ition at south connection, 10; distributing reservoir, temperature, 62; condition at tn- fluent gate house, 05; effluent gate house, 25. Tide Ta Toflay—High tide, 5:23 12.05 midnight. Tomorrow—High tide, 5.43 a.m. and 6:12 p.m.; low tide, 12:20 p.m. pores aa WOODMONT Is already a success; 800 lots sold at the opening. Several houses to be started this week. Don't wait until it is too late. Call at our office a to see Wood- mont. Wood, He 3 13th st.n.w. : ot ecto Val. Blatz Wiener Beer—a delicious, spark- lng drink. p.m.; low tide, eee SAXONY HA NIT JACKETS. Everybody sells jackets; some are almost s good AS ours; but none nearly so cheap. $1.48 and up for reliable grades. HENRY FRANC & SON, cor. ith and D. Spectal for Friday and Saturday Only. Gur @c. Spanish Amontillado Sherry, 4 & bottle. Our tic. Old Oporto Port, 47c. a bottle. Our $1 Famous Old Crow and Taylor Whisky, S¥c. qt. bottle. Our Fine Sweet Catawba, Zic. a bottle, or 5 bottles for #1. At HOLLANDER'S, 425 12th st. nw. ‘The price of bread by Johnston, Page 7. es = LEARN OUR PRICES FOR PAPERING. We do rooms, with ricn, stylish paper. td up. Interlor patating low. Nolte, ws 1th. - WHY BUY POOR BREAD when the best costs but Se. loaf. Ask for my new “Quaker Hread.” Delicious and wholesome. At grocers’ or ordcr here. CHAS, SCHNEIDER, 413 I st. Finley, 12%6 D st., wholesales Val. Blatz Wiener Bi Sewer sai THE NEW “ARLINGTON” RANGE has given highest satisfaction for 15 years. We have other makes; $5.0 up. Stove, range and furnace repairing cheap. J. W. BARKER, ith and D s.w. Johnston's double column; price of bread. Page 7. Pn ee Qt. bot. Fine Blackberry Brandy, 50c. Se- Hgson’s. —— We offer you the chance cf a lifetime for @ home or an investment at “Woodmont.” Investigate at our expense. Wood, Harmon & h RSONS & CO., 11th and S.w., you can buy Sugar- curel Hams, l4c.; California Hams, 11c.; Best Gunpowder Tea, Siic.; Best Java Cof- fee, 40c.; Granulated Sugar, 5c.; Best Elgin Butter, 35c., and Chas. Schneider's famous Quaker Bread, 5c. All staple and fancy Groceries and Meats at lowest market Prices. Johnston's prices groceries. Page 7. = THE ROSSLYN CAFE, 481 lith st. n.w., bet. Pa. ave. and E st., vill be openet on Thursd+y, October 11, un- der th management of Mrs. John Ross, for- merly of 309 7th st., who will be pleased to fee her old patrons. JNO. MORAN, 2126 Pa. ave., Furnaces, Ranges, Latroves and Plumbing. Open evenings until ¥ Tel. 184 = Our specialty, $1.50 and Xtra value. Latest styles. th st. —~»- Try Retsinger’s Ice Cream, 235 G n.w. There is ro better place for a home or an Investment than “Woodmont.” Call at our of for particulars and transportation. Wood, Harmen & Co., 13th st. n.w. CITY AND DISTRICT. AML SEMENTS TON! TONIGHT, "s Grand Opera House. t in “Daughters of Eve. ater.—Donnelly and Ely Marie a ‘The Ensign.” Bijou Theater.—“The Still Alarm.” Lyceum Theater._Weber and Own Comp abla Phonograph Musteal Palace, 919 e northwest.—Ex a EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. Macalester leaves at 10 Macalester leaves at 10 sylvania railroad thwest.—Tally-ho coach abin John bridge, at pm. for Glymont and in- at 10 am. Life in Libby Prison. al ne military was —_—_— Institute of Christian Sociology The American Institute of Christian So- yh nm ia existence for only some but im that brief time it has late reading and study These are pressing for side, and can be solved as they are curefully stcdl. time been a den in this city, e@ tomcrrow ever ms of the board of street, to consider the Any men interest- matter are cordially invited to oo Second Army Corps Association. The m ly gathe of this body of have been re 1 for the coming Winter and spring, and the first of the se- fies was held last evening at the Worm Quartermaster Gen. R. N. Batchelier Bresiding. A large nber were present, £ many were absent at the ry pment nion Veteran I wark, > vith the f ‘onnecticut ton its ex- € to Antietam. & historteal paper on the seit ® was begua by and will be cont in November, —_>—_— Frederick Fair. . and O. R. R. Co. will sell excur- kets for all trains October 8 to 12, turn unt!l October 12, inclusty at fare for the round trip. Spectai train October 10 and 11 will leave B. and O. station $0 a.m. Round trip tickets will be sold on these days at $1.65, including ad- Wuisston to falr.—Advt. —— Johnston's price of bread. Page 7.-Advt. ——_ ae Val. Blats “Wiener” Beer is @ tonic.—Ad. ee THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, COOTOBER 11, 1894-TWELVE PAGES. THE DEFENSE OPENS Intimations That Jones Will Be Oharged With Patterson's Murder. Close of the Evidence for the Prose- cution—A Description of the Fatal Affray. The trial of Henry Dasher and Casey Brocks, two young cclored men, for the murder of Thomas Patterson, also colored, on the 3d of March last, was resumed be- fore Judge Cole in Criminal Court No. 2 this morning. The case for the government was clcsed shortly before noon. ‘After The Star's report of the case con- cluded yesterday afternoon Dr. Lincoln Johrson testified that he attended Patter- son at the Emergency Hospital, and Dr. E. M. Schaeffer stated that he made a post- mortem examination of the body of Pat- terson, saying that death resulted from peritonitis, caused by blows on the stom- ach, Wounds on the head were also dis- covered. Patterson died March 11, eight days after he was assaulted. James A. Coleman, James Robinson, Fannie Butcher, Nettie Jackson, Charles Armstead and Po- licemen Frank M. Helan and John L. Kil- mertin were examined before the adjourn- ment of the trial for the day, at 4 o'clock, but their testimony did not differ materially from that given by the witnesses mention- ed in yesterday’s Star. The testimony of these Witnesses, the policemen, excepted, the latter merely testifying to the arrest of the perties, tended to show that Patterson was struck down by Brooks or George Jones, and that he was kickgd while down by Dasher ond Brooks. A Description. The first witness called this morning was Arthur Clayton, a young colored man, who stated that he was doing time in jail for carrying concealed weapons. He saw Brooks and Patterson in the saloon, Brooks complaining that Patterson had stepped on his feet. Subsequently he saw Patterson come out of the saloon and saw Jones strike him with a brick, staggering him. ‘Then he saw Brooks run up to Patterson and knock him down with a blow of the fist. While down, Patterson was kicked or kicked at by both Brooks and Dasher. Aeneas Collins, a white man, in whose saloon the difficulty between brooks and Patterson began, testified that there was a slight misunderstanding in the saloon be- tween the two men, but that it was patched up and all drank together. The men short- ly afterward left the saloon. What sub- sequently transpired witness knew only by hearsay. Policeman Helan was recalled, and ex- plained that he picked up Patterson about twenty-five feet from the door of the saloon. There was a gas light near by, but just Where the man was found it was quite dark. Lay It on Jones. At this point District Attorney Birney an- nounced that the prosecution rested . {ts case, and Mr. Thos. L. Jones opened the case to the jury on behalf of the defense. The defense, said Mr. Jones, would en- deavor to show that neither Brooks nor Dasher was guilty of murdering Patterson, intimating that George Jones, the man who was jointly indicted with Brooks and 2 but who escaped, was the party responsible for Patterson's death. Policeman Helan was the first witness called by the defense. He stated that he took Dasher to the Emergency Hospital to be confronted by Patterson. The witness was asked what then transpired, but, upon an objection by the district attorney, the question was ruled out. Ex-Congress: man John M. Langston of counsel for t defendant explained that the object of the question was to get the dying declaration of Patterson before the jury. Judge Cole re- fused to allow the qui 2, holding that no foundation for the dying declaration had been laid. After Stating that Patterson * noe statement to him as to his ex- “€ . the examination ef Of- ficer Helan was discontinued until later on, Lordie Washington, a young colored man, testified t in the saloon avarreling, and saw some unknown man knock Patterson down with stone. He did not, ; Brooks or Da E j#h Blake and John Jackson, also col- gave similar testimony, stating ‘hat Sher did not Know Brooks, and that 1 had nothing to do with saw. when The Star's report closed this afternoon. > a Fred. Hawkins and William Washington (cclored), who have served fourteen and nineteen terms in jail, respectively, will soon have a free excursion to Alb any, where they will remain two years. They will re- main there beca on the lith of last month th figured in a fight in which with them a Assnulted Polic, n Preston was painfully hurt. The affair happened in Queen’s alley. When officer made an y t In the alley he i wit down times. It was third man in the $s not until yesterday 1 by witn . He Snowden, the ne sympathy of the community y hen b id in court that he did not kill h sone of the otlicer, 2 und Ohio division of the s just now treating its n of delays w 9 the ¢ in ernment snd not to be e late arrival gainst the clerk, 1 has taken off one tra! in the to s in was thirty minutes late every government Delays have been and seem getting and ntinued mi be compelied to abendon the ALPERT P. to a. SASTMAN, Falis Churen, —_~—_. A New Company. The Potomac Terra Cotta Company was incorporated ye by Alfred G. 8 and Wyman L. company is to ware. ‘The capital stock $100,000, of 1,000 shares, —— She Claims Damages. Nelly and William Mangum yesterday filed a suit against Philip Maloney, in which damages amounting to $5,000 are claimed, because, as the plaintiffs allege, Mr. Maloney publicly slandered Mrs. Man- gum on the ith Instant. The defendant 1s charged with having on that day referred publicly to Mrs. Mangum as a thief, as an untruthful person and as a cheat. Cole. manufacture terra The object of the cotta is placed at Incorporation Papers, cles incorporating the* Capital Lith- ographing Company have been filed by *harles M. Hahn, Frank Hahn and Thomas Randall. The capital stock 4s. placed at $10,000, consisting of 200 shares of $50 each, ees Trustees’ «le of the neat and attractive two-story and basement brick dwelling, No. 12 North Carolina avenue southeast, wili take placs tomorrow at 4:30 o'clock p. m. See advt . a ES Hagerstown Fair. The B. and O. R.R. Co. will sell excursion tickets to Hagerstown for all trains October 8 to 12, good for return until October 12, inclusive, at one fare for the round trip, and wiil run special train October 11, leay- ing B. and O. station 730 a.m. Round-tri rte, good this day only, $2, including ad- iniesion to fair.—Advt and cobblestones | A SLIM ATTENDANCE. Police Cases Tried Before Judge Kim- ball Today. There was @ slim attendance in Judge Kimball's court this morning, and this ap- Files to the audience as well as to the pris- oners, The cool weather keeps most cf the violators of law in the house at night, and, consequently, the police have but little to do so far as vagrants and disorderly per- sons are concerned, When the early morn- ing court convened, Annie Chase, a negro girl about nineteen years old, first appeared. The tears she shed this morning were just as wet and numerous as those she dropped yesterday, but she had a different object to accomplish. Yesterday she wanted to beg money, but this morning she was seeking her freedom. “Please give me a few pennies to help bury my mother,” was her plea in East Washington yesterday as she went from door to door. Persons to whom she appiied for assistance questioned her, and the girl bore every evidence of suffering mental agony. Tears flowed freely, and she told stories calculated to arouse the sympathy of any one. Policeman Kelly of the fifth precinct saw the girl, and she saw him. But the sight of the officer did not frighten her off. She was willing to accept a rickel or dime from the officer, He questioned the girl, and she told of her mother's last sickness, telling him that Dr. Mudd vas her attending physician and that Undertaker Betters was to have charge of the funeral. Her story touched the kind-hearted police- man, and he concluded to investigate her sad story and render what assistance he could. With this object in view, he went to the girl's home with her and saw her mother, who was caring fer three children. “She ain't my mother,” the girl sat “she'e my avnt.” But the mother would not deny her child, and the officer arrested her. To Judge Kimball she admitted that her mother was not dead, and said that her mother had sent her out to bes. She was sent down for sixty days. Different Sentences. Frank Shannon, an Irish citizen who served in the army during the war and left here twenty-four years agy, expressed a de- sire to be sent down, but the judge would not accommcdate him. Dan Mullin, a Balti- morean who begged on the street, begged the judge to let him go, but he was sent down. Shannon vas dronk last night, and Police- man Pote arrested him. He wanted to get in Soldiers’ Home, and when he found he could not get in, he asked the officer to have him sent down. “I lost my_ discharge,” he said to the court, “and I came here to get another one.” “This city can't take care of the poor of every city in the country,” the judge told him. “You will have to return home.” “But, your honor,” said the prisoner, “they won't take me in the home.” “I mean to your place of residence,” ex- plained the court. “But I haven't any money,” added the old soldier. “Walking fs good,” the court told him. “T walked here,” he said. “Then you can walk home.” The policeman added that Frank said he would get admitted to the home or he would kill somebody. He was drunk at the time. The judge dismissed the old soldier and advised him to go home. Mullins next made his plea, “I'm guilty,”” he said, “but I would like to make a statement.” ‘What is it?’ “If your honor will release me, I'll return to Bait!more."* “You were begging on the street,” said the judge, ad you will have to go down for thirty days.” The Wind-Up. Annie Crawford, a woman whose face is as familiar in the court as those of the at- taches, appeared on a charge of being dis- orderly. Annie went to the Central Union Mission and did not have ten cents to for her breakfast, but she got her breakfast. Then Kot put out. udge,” said Annie, down there with a baby don't know any such man,” interrupted ourt. Vell,” cortinued Annie, “I didn't know y charged for is, and he put me out. I thought ‘he mission way a charitable in- stitut) 7 sle institution,” said the persons like you.” :dge, “but not A fine of five doi a. A man who gave his name as Philip Christ <Le last one in the line. charged h disorderly the clerk. “Are you g je con- iity or not guilty “You'll have to ask the policeman who was with me last night,” was the rep 2” the jud, ir," was his respon: The policeman was que the prisone> was fined fi The Aus Ister'’s Sale, ‘The grand exhibition of the fine furniture, silver, china, glass, wines, ete., of the Aus- | minister will open at the legaiion, I street, tomorrow at 9 continuing y until 6 p.m. The sale opens Mon- t ii am inue until and ing Thui e hour. Cata- | logues at the le, *. G. Sloan & Co., auction vt. —_ Blatz “Wi > » Best Cypress Shingle Libbey & Co., Drink Val. Advt. 81.50 1,000 6th and N.Y. a PORETECOOT FO OTCE ives f You re Suffering irritating, 2OO66 | an > Worm, Tet Prickly Heat spe or ily and per Fester’s German Army and Navy Cure. A positive rem > and insuring S vie f © % CENTS PER BOX AT DRUG STORES. }Foster Medicine Com- pany, 3 3 a Baltimore, Md. DOHSEEDL EDI OH ISLSE4SSEE BVeerersooss » a NOTICE. We close 9 o’clock gdaily and all day Sunday. sDouglas’ ¢Emulsion- BO per cent pure cod ver ofl. No need to take a year off from bust- ness to recuperate. A regular course of Douglas’ Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil fs equal to a year’s outing at the seashore or mountains. Builds up— braces up—tones up—energizes the sys- tem. Here only. MERTZ2’S Modern Pharmacy, Cor. F and 11th Sts. 404 LOCOO0E 640460900 006043904 Your Engraving Is In Good Hand Wh-n you leave it for us to do. ‘We have the taste, experience ‘and facilities required for pro- ducing the very finest engraving. Wedding announcements, cards and everything else in engraving comes within our range. Call and —————_see samples. They'll please you. Wm. Ballantyne & Sons, 428 SEVENTH ST. N. W. 2d Bsa va RU cured by using POOPIE SIGOY PRIPMLP BOD IG > ROOH ly for all skin diseas bright, clear, healthy com- 3 $ . 2 $ $ 3 3 know that man | © AFFAIRS IN 1GEORGETOWN. Affairs Among the ‘Wheelmen—Other Nevwn, ‘The Georgetown Cycle Club's regular Sun- day spinners will ge to Marlboro’ on their next long ride. On ‘Tuesday of next week the Georgetowners’ club house will be thrown open from a.m. for the entertain- ment of those who will participate in the 20-mile handicap rage to take piace cn the Condult road. The visiting wheelmen have been invited to make the house their head- quarters while in the city and they will ac- cept the hospitality. George E. Boyd and F. A. Schade left today to participate in the Richmond, Va., bicycle contests of tomorrow. The G. C. house has been provided with @ gymnasium and dining room and a bed room, to be used in cases of necessity. The membership of the club has increased con- siderably during the present week. A lttle girl named Marie Jackson was knocked down and run_ over yesterday afternoon by a horse and buggy driven by Dr. Brown of 1345 28th street. The child, who is but five years of age, ran out in front of the horse suddenly. It would have been impossible, bystanders say, for the physician to have avoided the accident. While the child's injuries are painful it is not believed they are of a serious nature. Marie lives at 1345 28th street. The foundry and machine shops of Beck- ham & Middleton were sold yesterday at public auction for $6,000. The property ha a frontage of 65 feet and a depth of 123. consist cf a one-story brick building, fronting. the full width of tke lot on the north stde cf Water street. The stationary fixtures of the building, such as furnace, boiler, ete, went with the shops. The frame houses adjoining the foundry on the east were withdrawn, only $2,300 being bid. ‘he property known as ‘the Oaks,” the Linthicum’ home, at the head of street and just over the corporation was conveyed yesterday by Wm. A. m. Gor- don, surviving trustee, to Henry F. Hlount. George Kidwell was arrested yesterday for contempt of court, he having failed to pay a fine recently levied upon him in the prescribed time. Mrs. George Golden has gone to Fred- erick for a short stay. Mr. Cadwalader Woodville has also gone to Frederick. Mary Adams yesterday &: deed to Eliz West, perfecting her title to sub lots 7 and 8, square 91, beall’s addition to Georgetown. The ladies in the vicinity of Woodley Inn purpose giving an entertainment at the inn tonignt at 8 o'clock. There will be stereopticon views, a supper and an in- formal dance. ve a correction Columbian University Mask and Wig. Since the meeting held about a week ago for permanent organization of the Mask and Wig Club at the Columbian University, the progress has been very satisfactory, Such a project ts not, as a rule, effectually impressed upon college men until a year or so after it is undertaken, but it has not been so with the Columbian men, for their membership has increased nearly three fold in little more than a week, and in- cludes some of the leading men of the col- lege. Among the more recent names added to the constitution isithat of Mr. Robert H. Martin, the treasurer of the university, who is greatly pleased with the efforts which have been made, and has already rendered some valuable assistance. The preparatory school, which is to be used for rehearsal purposes, has been recently refitted with electric lights, &c., and the club will prob- ably begin to rehearse their new comic opera early next week. A meeting has been called for Friday evening, October 12, at 8 o'clock, in the main hall of the university, to elect a bourd of directors. consisting of representatives from the different depart- ments of the coll Basie ae Smoldering Fire. A small quantity of smoke continued to pour forth from the coal pit in the central power house of the Washington and George- Railroad Company totay. A steady m of water was thrown over the coal ntly and ‘al men were at work digging in search of the source of the smoke. ———— ae bread question, Johnston's price,page 7 —Advt. 099444044444605 ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartas baking pow. der. Hilghest of all iu leavening: strength.—Latest Us 8. Govern ment Report. RUYAL BAKING POWDER Co., 106 Wall st., N.Y. POOSSSCS SOS ISS SSS OoESOSOsS oS oCS far it has sstul. The ‘Hutchi It's )) nson Co.,. (1329 F Street N. W. IOS ZERO LOPO POO TO SELL Cheap Furs, But We Ciaim TO SELL RELIABLE FURS CHEAP. Considering the unsurpassed quality, fit and finish of our Jackets, Capes and ra Cloaks, together with a full line ice ‘Trimmings, Mutts, Neck- Gents’ Seal Cups and’ Drivi $ | $ an Bois PER CeNT BELOW AGtUM 2 CED 3 uy RETAIL PRICES. Goods not satisfactory exchanged or money, refunded. orders taken without any extra charge. ‘Summer prices for alterations during month of October. THE HUDSON BAY FUR CO., 515 1TH ST. N.W. DP 4O9999000S 0060556565554. Ladies’ Fall Gowns And Heavy Wraps Should be sent here to he cleaned. We make calls. r . 2 AMUSEMENTS, Metzerott Hall.—Mr, Snazelle, late Majesty's Italian Opera Company, the old Carl Rosa organization, an appreciative audience last Metzerott Hall with songs and was ably assisted by Mr. Platho, the ist, who played with animation and ton several selections from Liszt and compcsers of less note. His work was received by the audience, and commended liberal applause. Mr. Snazelle was at his best and sang and recited in a way to Justify the praise with which he was an- nounced. The entertainment was pictorial- ly illustrated by stereopticon views, and these were among the best ever seen in Washington. ik > Oyster Ronst at Piney Point Hotel. Steamer Arrowsmith will leave her wharf, foot of 7th street, on Saturday the 13th in- stant, at 5:30 o'clock p.m., stopping at Piney Point Hotel, reaching’ the Pojnt in time for passengers to get a good night's rest and breakfast. And will have a fine oyster roast served to the guests. As the Smith is the champion boat they will reach home Sunday night by 10 o'clock. Boats for fishing, etc., at the Point.—Advt. Poor Digestion a Leads to nervousness, fretfulness, peevishness, chronic dyspepsia and great misery. Hood's Sarsa- rilla is the remedy. es It tones the stomach, cre- appetite and gives a relish to food. It ‘es pure blood and gives healthy action to all the organs of the body. Hood's Sarsaparilla cures nervousness by feeding the nerves upon pure blood. Take only Hood's, because ; E Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cures “I had been afflicted with dyspepsia for 12 years and I tried all the doctors ull I got tired. Then commenced usiug Hood's Sarsaparilia, and I must y it has done me more good than all the other vlicine, I have taken six bottles T will not it. What [suffered all these past can tell, now my health ix good." IAN, Milton, Cal. Get only Hood ‘cure all liver tite. 25 WHAT CURES PIMPLES. ‘The only really successful preventive and cure of pimples, blackheads, red, rough hands, falling hair and baby blemishes is the celebrated CUTI- CURA SOAP, greatest of skin purifiers and beauti- fers, as well as purest and sweetest of toilet and nursery soaps. Only preventive of clogging of the pores, Sold everywhere. PRICE oP acai —And— GUARANTEE SATISFIES. In Offering Qur Ten-Dollar Made-to- Order All-Wool SUIT we are doing what no tailor in the world has done or can do. Remember, we guar- antee stuff and style, fit and finish, or we keep ’em. These Suits are Cheviot Cloths, carefully measured, accurately cut, honestly trimmed and stylishly fin- — for the low price of 10. We Lead the World On This Choice Suit. Back of price we put our guarantee, and backof that our reputation as up-to- date tailors. Other Suits in Like Ratio. Mertz and Mertz, 906 F St. N. W. do without 1t AUTUMN ANNOUNCEMENT. [lessrs. Galt & Brother Announce their Fall Display of Gold and Silverware, Diamonds, Watches and excep- tionally Fine Silver Goods, designed éspe- cially for wedding gifts. THE LOW PRICE OF SILVER and sharp competition in its man- ufacture have caused an unprecedented re- duction in all such goods. Our customers may, therefore, be pre= pared to find many of our mest desirable ar= ticles at one-half their former price, and a general reduction in every department. AN EXAMINATION of our stock is respect- fully solicited, which ~ in no sense implies an obligation to purchase. GALT & BROTHER, Jewellers and Silversmiths, 1107 Penn. Ave. ocl0-3t OCTOBER: WEDDING GIFTS. Rich Cut Glass, meal Dishes, Bon Boo Dishes, Punch Bow! wer Vases, Lemonades, Caraffes, Celery Dishes, &c. Sterling Silver, Bric-a-brac, Haviland China. GEtisite Lnocolate Mets, ee Cream Sets, Wiimarth & Edmonston, 1205 Pa Ave. Beecham’s Pills are for biliousness, bilious head- ache, dyspepsia, heartburn, torpid Liver, dizziness, sick headache, bad taste in the mouth, coated tongue, loss of appetite, sallow skin, when caused by consti- pation; and constipation is the most frequent cause of all of them. Books free; pills asc. At drug stores, or write B. F. Allen Co., 365 Canal St., New York. CITY ITEMS Woodmont Is already a success; 300 lots sold at the opening. eral houses to be started this Week. Don’t wait until it is too late. Cail at our office and get tickets to see Wood- mont. Wood, Harmon & Co., 525 13th st.n.w. it + — 3 largest Rumford’s Y. Powder, Z5c.; page 7. DOG COLLAKS engrav ; razors honed free. Walford’s, 477 and 909 Pa. ave. n.w.1t Val. Blatz “Wiener” Beer is healthful. ROYAL HEADACHE POWDERS. 1c. geist seS-tu&th, tf There {s no better place for a home or an investment than “Woodmont.” Call at our office for particulars and transportation. Wood, Harmon & Co., 525 1th st. now. It oe eaatlaeaes “Royal” Glues Everything. Drugs., 10c seZi-tu,thé&stt Aion I Johnston's Friday, special presents, Page 7. Val. Blatz “Wiener” Beer is sold over all bars, eee a eae na We offer you the chance of a lifetime for a home or an investment at “Woodmont.” Investigate at our expense. Wood, Harmon Co., 525 13th st. n.w. it AMUSEMENTS. lirs. Flora C. Dyer (Formerly Dennison), ‘Teaches dancing. Class days for misses and mas- ters Wednesdays, 3:30; Saturdays, 10 to 12 Adults, Wednesdays and Setyrdary § %0 16 ACADEMY AND RESIDENCE, 8e29-1m 1817 KR st. nw. FOOT BALL. NATIONAL LEAGUE PARK, COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUR. Reserved seats now on sale at Acker & Kenner’s, 1429 Pennsylvania av Metzcrott’s, the Ariing- ton, the Shoreham, W "s and George B. Lock- hart’s, 1344 32d sireet, Georgetown. PRICES, 50 AND 75 CENTS. First row of carriage spaces may be reserved at Columbia Athletic Club. och-4t ALBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. SUNDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, The Jubilee Choir Singers. tale. od All This Week. Weber and Fields’ OWN COMPANY, Including LOTTIE ON, | JAMES F. OEY, New York’s Favorite. || "Young Mule,” AND THE GERMAN SENATORS, Weber Next Week—THE FRE! HH POLLY CO. ©. A. SAMPSON, the Strongest Man on Earth. | ocS6¢ THIS Whee Bx" Bijou Theater THE PEOPLE'S FAMILY RESORT. Matine- ‘Tues., Thurs. and Sat. PRICES, 15, 25, 50 AND 75 CENTS. Jos. Arthur's Greatest Play, STILL ALAR‘. THE FIRST AND BEST OF THE FIRE-ENGINE THE GREAT COMEDY DRAMA OF NEW YORK NEXT WEEK—PECK’S BAD BOY. oc8-6t LBAUGH’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. EDWARD H. ALLEN. Manager. Eves. at 8; Wed. and Sat. atz Prices—$1.50, $1.00, 73, 50 and 2c. Marie Wainwright In her Istest and greatest play, Daughters of Eve. On Saturday night only, TOM TAYLOR'S COMEDY DRAMA, An Unequal Match. Next week—Warde and James in repertoire. Seats now on sale. oc8-6¢ Reserved Seats for Matinees, 25 und 50c. THE GLORIOUS NAVAL DRAMA, THE ENSIGN. FOUR GREAT ORIGINAL PICTURES— Double-deck scene of U. 8. Frigate San Jacinto. View of th Harboe of Havana oy Mooniigut. President's Room in the White House. s & of a US. Man-of-war. MOG om the TRocavEno VAUDEVILLES. AND REALISTIC AN YW Every Evening, W Return of the Donnelly and Girard, In Their Latest Langhing Success, The Rainmakers. ‘ire New Company, Including Miss Isabelle Urquhart. Everything new and funnier than ever, urday Matinces. out for the great cyclone and rainstorm. sexe v AUGUSTIN DALY'S COMPANY. 0c8-U Tee or ‘Sooped, and win SS Sith ‘Sn “normal dance. ue The oF oa ———— LECTURE ON Occult Science in India and Thibet, ON SUNDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 14, § O'CLOOK, Dr. Heinrich Hensoldt, Formerly Lecturer on Geology, Columbia College, N. ¥. For eleven years @ traveler in India and the Bast. Seats, on sale at box office from Monday, Sth. METZEROTT MUSIC HALL, TONIGHT AT 8, SNAZELLE. Music, Song and Story, Pictortally Llustrated. Pronounced the best, the brightest and the most attractive entertainment ever presented in this city; and the general opinion expressed, that tt ap Peals to the same audicnee as Mr. Stoddard’s Prices: S0e., Te. and §1. Motzerott'’s 3 ° PROF, 30S. B. CAL WELLS CONSERVATORY for Musie ‘and Dancing. cor. "Sth and H ate. n "4 Private dancing class for beginners, Monday Friday evenings, § oclock. Class soiser, Wadnes= evenings, 8 o'clock. Residence, 40 « a, ock-1aee BANJO THOROUGHLY TAUGHT NOTE OR simplified method; only $7 per quarter: 13 years er 2 parkers pen 0 am. uutil @ p.m. GEORGE DRABGER, No. 94 K st. nw. MR. ALLAN DE COU MUELLER'S ACADEMY for Dancing, Delsarte and Deportment, ‘Temple, 9th and F sts. n.w. Thoroughly renovated And redecorated. Circulars at the academy .se6 3mm National Lyceum Course. Geason of 1806-5) TEN — Concerts and Lectures 80, The requests received by the Nationsi Lycoum Bureau indicate so plainly the popularity of cer tain attractions that the bureau is prepared te Announce positively the following features, which Will be tnciuded im its List of TEN popular-priced Lectures ara Concert GEORGE W. KiWULE, the famous Shakespeareas reader. OLLIE TORBETT, the greatest womsn violin player In America, with her concert company, iin cluding the Swedish (Malic) Seatet aud the well- Known planist, Isidore Moyuist. MISS MARY PRUCTUK, daughter of tue famous astrouomer, I. A. Ieucior, an Ler popular lecture on the solar system. WESLEYAN COLLEGE GLEE CLUB, accom panied by the College aiaudulia Club aud a reader twenty college boys. THE ARIEL SLATED (with Sisters), composed of six sisters, Who sig part sougs and sulos, JENME O'NEILL PUTTEK, well know in this city, who is éucyuaied im character readings aud recitations. LEWIS HARVIE FENNEY, in bis oew lecture on “The Glories of the Nile.” Maguiticeutly dllue trated with colored views. In addition to these, engogemeuts subject to changes due to couilict of Gates aud other um avoidable causes, lave been made with the New York Philbarmoric Club aud Walter Damrosch Gf bis opera company does wot almurb all of his time). The entertainments Will begin abuut the Great of December, and they wili be given st intervals of one or two weeks. The price of season tickets for this series te $1.80 EACH. Sulscrivers, therefore, will get tickets at the rate of 1S cents for each entertain ment, While ihe seats for single entertamments will de sold at G0 cents or $i euch, the Gsual price for the attractions we offer. There will be a certamm Bumber of seats reserved, ob wiich subscribers will bave the Mrst claiw. Aue cuacge for them will be 10 cents each. FOR THE PRICE YOU WOULD PAY FOR ONB SEAT AT A THEATER OU GET A WHOLE BEASUN'S ENDEKLAINMENT. SUBSCRIPTIONS Will close on the J5th of October, wllen the season tickets will be placed om sale at Metzerott’s Music Store, 1112 F et. THE SUBSCKIPAION List is LiMtr When that list is filled uo more season tickets will be sold. Send in your subscription NOW. TO THE NATIONAL LYCEUM BUREAU, Metzerutt building. I subscribe for. nopenne, $1.80 each for Lectures, season of 1S94-"5. oct lw Ilen Beach Yaw. GENTLEMEN'S DRIVING PARK. —POOLS ‘ON ALL RACING EVENTS. Train . depot at 9:45 and 11°50 a.m, 12:50, 3:20 p.m. CF Transportation retuaded. SHELDON’S DANCING ACADEMY— NOW OPEN. TUESDAY, THI ESDAY. SATIRDAY or send for circul: felS. __ EXCURSIONS, &e. STEAMER MACALESTER Tomy of Washington, Datly at 19 am., ret FARE, KOUND T Aduilssion to jrounds, 23 cents, Tickets, with Mount Vernou adwlasion coupon, for sale nt wharf and at hotels ‘Will also make river iontings as for ax Glymont, stopping for frelgit and passengers both ways. For cua ply At Odie of Steamer Mecalester, L. L. BLAKE, Capt. Cm = ‘ON, TALLY-HO COALL DAILY pm, from S11 2 Arlington, polnts of Imterest. Fridays, Trip. B0e.; ou WY, HOUR, ity of seeing all ans for TRAINS EVERY The only route ¢ ints for the tou the round trip uo de. no w nf . Rats E! HALL; 2D Boor; 419 10th st. 0 53; special terms by oath for small orgauizations or diving parties. Apply to Mra, ELLEN 8. MUSSEY, 470 La. ave. nw 0c6-Ot Foot Bail. “Washington vs. Philadelphia.” First Cuampiouship Games of the new Professional Foot Ball League. _ wat be Ex on THUESDAY D> FRIDAY, tober 11 and 12, At National Base Ball Park. se Adwission, 25 and SOc. IT IS HERE! EDISON'S KINETOSCOPE 111 MARVELOUS: REALISTIO!: TRUE TO. LIFE! ‘The Most Wonderful and Interesting Invention of ‘This Century of Science, ‘The Only Actual and Literal “LIVING PICTURES” Ever Produced. Words Fail to Describe It-You Must See It to Get an Idea of Its Remarkable Qualities! Exhibition Begins This Evening and Contioucs DAY AND NIGHT. Columbia Phonograph Cec., : 424 © $19 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. WILLARD HAIL. —NEW REF CRNISUED, REFITTED, &c.. MAKING IT. OXE OF THE MOST ATTRA Sapte a try PUR ALLA, AEGEN TONS ) Novelties In Ladies’ Furs —fre now ready for your Inspec- tion. Ther comprise the latest crea- tions in MUFFS, Long and Short CAPES and NECK WEAR—also Furs for MISSES and CIMLDREN. 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