Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1894, Page 12

ell - a.’ > THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1894-TWELVE === 51 BOIL BAKING POWD LOCAL MENTION. THE WEATHER. p.m. Tuesday. of Columbia, Maryland and fair; preceded by threatening weather! slight ‘showers this afternoon oF evening. Condition of the Water. ‘Temperature and condition of water at 8 @m.1 Great Falls, temperature, 5S; condl- 28; receiving reservoir, temperature, ; condition at north connection, 31; con- ion at south connection, 33; distributing rvoir, temperature, @0; condition at in- t gate house, 30; effluent gate house, 2). Tide Table. ‘oday—Low tide, 8:35 p. Deeniee sige tide, 2:26 am. and 3:08 Bm.; low tide, 9:21 a.m. and 9:49 p.m. AMUSEMENTS. BOSTON KERNAN'S ee no SYTI P HONY (ga og eel rg ORCHESTRA. INCLUDING MR. EMIL PArR soNDUCTOR, y Dowteuth Season 18. MISS HELENE HORA, FIVE CONCERTS: 10—HIGH-CLASS SPECIALTY ACTS—10 t Week —Rice and Rarton’« Oo. ork? 68 TUESDAY §&' EW BIOL At the meeting of the Society of the Sons and Daughters of Maine Saturday evening an unusually happy incident cecurred in the form of a presentation to the society, as custodian, of a sword which had seen ser- vice on both sides in the late war. It came back thirty years after its capture by a scuthern officer from a Maine lieutenant, to its rightful owners. Mrs, M. Longfellow O'Donoghue, a niece of the poet Longfellow, made the address intrusting the sword to the society's care. Accompanying the Ittle address which Mrs. O'Donoghue made was an original poem of her own bearing upon the inckient. On behalf of the society Dr. A. Patten moved that a vote of thanks be extended to the donor, Major Hill, through Mrs. O’Don- oghue, which was done. President T. ¥. Phillips occupied the chair AMUSEMENTS. NINGS, HEATEK.— THIS WEEK: October 30, December 4 January & Thursday and Saturday. February 5 and March 12. 3 cts. Return of the pate ee WOODWARD & LOTHROP are selling 2 and inch English Cotton Gloria Um- breilas, with paragon frames and natural Sticks, at Tic. each. SOLO ARTISTS. GURL, | MBs He . wrnas, o a introduce as the representative & MR. CESAR THOWSON ut ~ = > TSI at the meeting. A motion to amend the e of pretty women and fast horses (Mis First A; srance Here), Page ag lt = “acy resolution passed at the last meeting in Rees md In every way e- MR. T. ADAMUWSKT Ts our #148 Cardizan Jacke ars reference to a celebration was adopted. In die H meget reece! WetAiee? & HON, Cee: t ccordance with it a committee of five, con- g eC 2 t : HENRY FRANC & SON, Cor. th & D. ting of Dr. H. N. Howard, I. M. Babsen, ace = ‘aSSON, z Season tickets, wi ve een som VAYS BUY DOVE BRAND HAMS. . L. Patten, Capt. Granville Fernald and , Pu 2, petty 5 e concer nts Muse es a Spee rage -_ Patten, was appointed to make the Absolutely re, asson ore, 1110 F uM 3 ineaars ary arrangements for exercises to be ib great sensatic il ‘ pega! held on January 7, to commemorate the ad- ee ool an ee tual operat en oe me on Oe Rememi« i ——-_ "> jJcurnment of the constitutional conventi celeste | Norks to be perforine 1 in ndvance —, A OWE 5 ences = ea = = the admission of Maine to statehood. — -Latest U. S&S Govern Py d of cach concert to pu ption tek. se Ge Bpee gIOUe ~ - —- ‘pen motion of Dr. Patten the organiza- ment Report. aoe a ‘ THE NEW ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH. tion of the soclety was made Permanent. ROYAL LAKING POWDER CO., Lovers sata eevee praseset west Sekar caer csi aly SES anes The election of oilicers was completed by - i i wha anage i : the choice of Rev. 8. M. Newman, pastor se 106 Wall st., N. ¥. 4 Of 3 SEES ge For New York THE NEW ST. STEPHEN'S | Pe of granite, trimmed with Indiana time- | OF ie act RGN Sea Newman, pastor f 1. ane r ° R. ij stone, but o ide s e aisles ais se ee a oe stovld not > mt i re +f Fs Lamb go to John R : | ster ; but only the side walls of the aisles | Chapiains De: He Hl: Porcher spralens cacorce | eeeeneeeet Petes joint et fall to attend Metzerott Music Ha! Center Market. Corned Beef a specialty. oe thee The light will be received from the windows |: Doggett, “historian, and’ Miss Perham, j N ‘the best horses jof the clere story, though there will be | Gushter of an ex-governor of Maine, Hbra- UXEDO a. Tuesday t CITY AND DISTRICE. Yesterday the Comer Stone Was Laid by ince” shared" widows atone the “aston | F™ I ° Depts Butte Evening, VCU.23 £ — all of which will be filled with cathedra! SSS 5 rege ae pe ‘ © fe he oe AMUSEMENTS TONG Rev. Geo. F. Dudley. glass, The chureh proper will seat about ¥. M,C. A. Debate. tak Sat cameribatg: Maer ie aeenin fen y to $130. E FIRST CONCERT OF THE SERIER, : ce ptetic, for the present. As in the | In the present great war in the east the | Tuxedo, edjacent to Washin tation on pega ist _— — chapel, the chureh will be the portion en | caus ait is the ie a kal 8 grounds), for $50 and up. WLAN: which the most labor, comparatively, will | C@US€ Of Japan Is the right one, and it ts to | grounds), for #a get in on oa iscopal € nw. “= |The Seidl A Number of E raymem | be spent. The plan of the chancel is that oi then a aici area and | ¥ «t ee : of four successive platforms, rising one | of the world in general. At least this was | — Were Present—Sketch ef the above the other. To the north will be stalls | the decision reached after an interesting |] Gov. NK LRowy,* Acalemy of Mu: ruck Oil.” ‘ : ae { ALDAUGIUS GR Poupened Matidiue: for the choir and back of that is the rec- | q ius oF th : a ors Butlec’s Bijou Theater.—Sadie Hasson in — - i tor's study. ‘To the south Is a smail chapel | ae = Se be ee t? oa : ..++-Manager ¢ S r “Aa Kentucky Girl.” eee in which the reredos now in the | of the Y. M. C. A. Debating Soctety, Sat- Sa easure tnd Sat. M 9 rnan’s Lyceum Theater._Hyde'’s Come- js will be placed. The r will be utilized in | Urday evening. Mr. W. N. Weston presided, at = 30 and ae we: and Heiere Mora Yesterday afterncon the corner stone of | the chancel. All the wood work ts of and Mr. H. N. Copp officlated as judge of | | re) Show l adies : hatte, ANTON SEIDL. coxDUCTOR ‘ Pal: oro | tn ew St. Stephe: ‘hy with the exception of the open work rv he debate, hs weak ce . 9 SOLOISTS: sfoice ar SS Se ee oe ee a ek ee ee oe ee See Sat genes SOEs ee See ale ee MISS LILIAN BLAUYELT, ave! northwest. Hibi- | street near Columbia read, was laid with | wit) pe temporarily from a door in the | #24 Witty speech by Mr. W. Preston Wil- | and gentlemen too, throagh our |= MISS Le ison’s Kinetoscope the usual impressive ceremonies of the | front, with a small south door. All mod. omgertl ede — side of the — Sse pec We want — DR. ANTON DVORAK’S _— oe Episcopal Church. A tempord flooring | ern appliances for lighting, -heating and | the ae a ee by S< make cur ecquaintance, “FROM THE NEW Wot EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. had been laid over the basement of the | Ventilating are to be used. Eighty thou- | Messrs. George F. Williams, L. C. Willlam- oe ae eee wt time in Washinston) nad been laid ov pasement | sand dollars will cover the cost of the com. | #02, Nagle, Bray and Baber, while the in- sees ete stock of high- | Reserved seats, $1.50 and $1 > at Met Steamer _ Macalester | N€W building, and on this the services were | pleted ae el terests of the Chinese in this war of words sees and table luxu- = Remar isiiy enced pation —— = held. The procession of clergymen, vestry | raised by bonds for the temporary church, | Were of by Messrs. W. N. Wat- tees ‘Sanat couse olt'e Music St a _ : - , mera Sunday son, Frecr.an and Mather. The de- Oke: mans, Second December 18. , sylvania railroad |and choir and the pupils of the Sunday : sss : i pr = i 5 cea ae By yivan a al hat teh 5; cam amuaanede ta a bate was well sustained on both sides, but, eee EFWe don't ask you to buy— Re-gh = wee & ft ; school marched from the old churelt 2MOCRATS, j in the opinion of Mr. Copp, the affirmative | |=! 2. oniy to call al sce if it’s not Seidl conce: ontG-7e* < northwest.—Tally-ho coac! ew, and in the wa sunlight of the gor had rather the better of the argument and | | cess to ersonal interest to deal ~ Cabin John bridge at 9:30 | ceous au day the fo ities were gon d Voters to Their Hom he so decided. eee . through with. Report on Dischurged Vetcrans, ——-_—_ iF - L. Vi rginia <> Many Clergymen Partleipated. The Interstate Democratic Association de- | THE Recent Case Soo ee G G Cornwell roM art in| voted a great deal of time at Its m er 4 ie . . le] Dudley, | Saturday night, to the question of raising | 7? the Editor of The Evening Star: | & Son | H Jockey "s; Rev. Tayloe Snyder, | money to transport voters, not in a p The danger of indiscriminate mushroom | |>| 9 Accident. rector of the Church of the 4 ion; Kev. | to pay their own fares, to gathering for table use has had a sad fl-| _ SERIES AND TARLE LUXURIES. | punter the . Aw Club, Cc r Hammett | James A. Buck, rector of St. Paul's, Rock | the approaching cl tration In this city within a few days. = = (ees E In a reperty ‘ le ter Nelson, Rev. James E. Crow of Brookt: ed for this pu As fur as we have been able to gather the || >| T412=1414 Penn. Ave. | the ma post offi It was reported that ~~ | advantageous ar. | facts in the case, the mushrooms collected Thomas’ s he at-| time, it Is said, no ill effects were experi- titude of the present administration toward ex-Un ing represen will be held at the F nth Street h tomorrow afte-noon at The interment will be made at : 5 E ucural Meeti buildi } decided that the affair Thomas. rangements for securing favorable at Bethesda Park were “all white, with ——— Inaugural Meeting, contre — junior 1; John. Kendal, G- | had been made with southern raiiroads, and | long stems, and remained white after they | 9965 ge egeeeooeoeoOOoeeOe OO -s. —_—_— bert M. Husted, Elwin M. McLeod, John B. | 2 Conmnitt <cmposed of Messrs. R. P. | Were 5 ed. he unfortunate victim WE DON'T OFFER \ x . ner, Thomas Miller and Charles S. Bun- | Ridduck, E. W. Herbert and George John- | 8athered a very large quantity of these as as ¢ : O er I The t ibe pope ~ a — sch, Was appointed to investigate applica- | ™UShrooms, and, after distributing some of $20.00 > 4 - “A Tre 2 x, oe Ge Foose sb P oh ss Punk, = service began with a processional, | ticns for transportation, and to furnish the | tem to friends, cooked and ate a large = ———- Ti ee ee oe ee eee ee hh the rector, Rev. Mr. Duley, re- | fare necessary In deserving cases. A hy | mess of them himseif. For a considerable | ACADEMY. PRICES, 25, e. AND $2 ° partment, who died suddealy Saturday Apostles’ Creed and the Lord's | report was read upon the subject of 4 ee uke ee on enced, but about twelve hours after his 1) V@terans hag | dulgence, we are told, terrible pains came ental s-rvice | M, an@ in a short time he died in great ‘The statement was regarded by | agony. The mushrooms eaten in this case he members present as completely disprov- | Were undoubtedly the Amanita verna, ag the charge. It was decided to receive | Which, with Amanita muscaria, are the lection news by wire at the association's | most poisonous mushrooms known. ‘ooms on election night, and after other | There 1s but one antidote known for ninor business had been attended to the | Amanitin or Muscarin poison, and that is Reserved seats fo and CAPES! stru om Oil, December I. For $4.98, Presented by a company beaded by Forty Days of High-Class BUT WE GIVE YOU Al.H. Wilson .x,Jane Stuart. Racing. ions that Gleaw —_—— — He Will Lecture. Westel W. Willoughby, Ph. D., of this city has been appointed lecturer in polit!- cal p y the Leland Stanford — beset aad atid dadbece ke eting adjourned. sulphate of atropin. ‘The use of atropin, as Best Quality and Under the direction of Augustus Piteu. cies a oe 3 8 has been fully demonstrated, w quickly Vivid pictures of the “cll fields of Pennsylvania” with of the States” He will Thos. Connors’ Funeral, SEE cen te ee and Low Prices a eee The Greatest Horses in likewi same course before the Saturday afternoon the funeral of the late | human system, 4s wall ke than er the one San Lamb, Astrockan and Hiectric $| tees We Kh, EMIMIET sun nocen Training E >! storic: * 4 " % % ” — vahacbie$ a “ i ' . ati ° — t ataden = —— oe Mr. Thomas Connors took place from St. | animals. The dose may be administered = a aye gos ° Al MAD HOUSE. raining ngaged. of the % a Aloysius’ Church, under the auspices of | ither by means of hypodermic injection or sete u = NATIONAL LYCEUM COU a variety of Scarfs, Muffs, Boas, Rugs BE. Rand of Merey Meeting. lectric Workers’ Union, No. 26, Rev. | Y the mouth, in the usual way. and Carriage Roby PELOPSSO SPE SOLOS O SSP POPP SS OD s cee THOMAS TAYLOR, M.D. @fetzerott Musie Hall.) The Band of Mercy held a meeting yes- ‘ather Dolan officiating. Fifty members of Chief division of microscopy, Summer prices for alterations during TEN ENTERTAINMENTS, $1.50. Six Races Every Day. terday sett at Wesley Church, corner clear Sl De esent ae acted as guard Department of Agriculture. month of October. Positive engagements made for First Race at 1345 Sth and F streets. The work of this organ- Ge ae ne ee mney On Lhe part —— - ALTER DAMROSCH. — is conducted under the W. C. T. U. of the soap were Messrs. R. Metzel, John Women and Missions. e u son ay: =e 19. L yiS H. FINNEY. a . . Owens and Thomas Parker. Those on th Several of thi ve , 26. nT 8) y Clu and in connection with the or he veral of the delegates to the Woman's Dec. 26. MOZART SYMPHONY ts mak lott Gey Godan 3. Angell part of the fumily were Thomas Burke, | Foreign Missionary convention made ad- Fur Co. Jan. 2. JENNIE O'NEILL F sistent A uh ino pane sense bacco ee son was on kind Charles Bable and J. McGraw. The hon-| dresses at ihe Foundry M. E. Church last H Jan. 9. WESLEYAN COL pe kin ry pallbearers were Messrs. Malco i : i —— and was ¢ on, Henry Philips, R Seandebe Hae | evening. Mrs. Stevens of Baltimore pre- Leading Furriers, Rev. Geo. Fisher Dudley. SlLG9F 9000900000 00S OOS OOOO 0008 M Harry Jen. 18: The rule ag@inst the admission of improper char > : - ve {ded, Mrs. Winchell of Michigan read the 615 11TH ST. N.W. - osian oak bs aay 2 oe eae aad cies ecr atices aha ide, J. White and J. Herbert. “Amoug | © ; . 20, : Samy hghenn| Rie gv pene Sako ages om yen the floral tributes were a pillow of white | Scriptures and Mrs, Huston of Burlington, | @ 50d a “ied cee 2 SOR, tte, hen dae Ge ke Roe nior_ warden, | TSS from the Piate Printers’ Union, and a | Towa, delivered an address on missions and | @*4244454444060009455540¢010 | Fed 6 oe oe H. D. MCINTYRE, Secretary. oct Tennessee read an announcement of the contents of a | U¢Vice representing two telegrapa poles with | Missionary work. In the afternoon Mrs. . = aon 2 Mrs. O. M.S; box which was subsequently placed in the rang from the Linemen's Union, | Leavitt of Boston. made an address on the exe 2 aa ee ey se ment took plce in Mt, Olivet ceme: | Subject of temperance. Sic cunibace aie tha en| Sorel Socket = SSS = Reserved seats 10 cents ex! The same seat y- corner stone. This t taken to Pulaski, | rollowing articles: ( Te nent will be made prayer boc ia may be reserved for the en om, T I th S . They rish roster, W | Honoring the Old Folks at Hamline, Beecham’. Pil! fi THE SURSCKIPTION IS we ftt eason. ac and the ry ni : ‘Old People’s Day” at Hamline M. &. sages See ee oe Bango THON " WEDNESDAY, NOVE bs we ind programof service held in thechurch | Church was cne of the most interesting biliousness, bilious head-' F siaiias aan dea w me, prozram of the service of | ce the idea of honoring the aged by spe- * = _ loists: Mi pag Kor rier stone of the chapel, an |¢lal services was put into practical opera. | @Che, dyspepsia, heartburn, sfellng FRIDAY, Bie 3 hs 4 showing the | tion. Remarkably impressi a — ——________ Handel's The fi . first number of § nion. of datiy LADIES’ PRIVA ASSES. Soloists: Mine. I n churen, copy of the | “The Glory of Old “Age” Wan preachea 1, | Corpid Liver, dizziness, sick tephen's Herald, copies | the muraing by the Rev. E. §. Todd, D. D., headache, bad taste in the Me KALSL£ON SCHOOL OF William eee S| PHYSICAL sutin oll leather, lamb if skins, seal skin, pig eather, ete. : HOW our shoes (e L UR ted up our show IN alel shoemaker's shop, ‘s, Church Almanac, coins of t gram of service of the | P#Stor of the church, while tn the afternoon Fart sre vention of the Brotherhood | an old folks’ love feast, conducted by the | Mouth, coated tongue, loss jof St. Andrew, held in Washington October | Rev. S. M. Hartsock, D. D. (forme ly @ pas- ss | to 1iTNSe gopy of the Maryland Church: | tor at” Hauling, wa af ,|0f appetite, sallow skin, Qn clergy list of the American church, | the morning se acted a large con- | |when caused by consti-= | list of the officers and members of St. | gregation. Several members of the cancre Stephen's Chapter, Daughters of the King. gation who euffered from physical disai “TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1805. ‘ ampico s “Rede 1895. fn concert form, . Dr. B. Merrill Hop- o-soprano to be am wax hors 2hide 1S, ha ment the PTUETETECTELEST TTT Peer ee e eee e esas eseees TTT ererrr rr rrr rere ee es N $ *i Fy maker MARTYN Orchestra of Bi Whe tind kawebem duis wie. Mere taken to and frum the chareh in ca pation; and constipation is ity at stitch Bey a age Eo" anorary The co ue a Hila Desens rixges provided for that purpose. Pleas : and Seam y pair ALBIE JOUNSON, Director. $5, good for $3 d The ¢ mer stone was th a lowered ito | Scent was male ast he tecoretona the miest frequent cause of of made. : our three months’ course begins 3 5. | Fenience. Diagram fe bow ready for place, and Rev. Mr. Dudley, tapping It three | which surrounded the pulpit 4 bands. We want you him. cur lessons for Ten Dollars. All informa- | Honorary Me: a. ave. O15-18t : at the First | U3 with a mason's trowel, pronounced Se ee all of them. seins yinade {0 gorder from any akin | tion taailed tree to any address ie (SE 8 oe was ano at the First | inis sentence: “In the name of the Father = 7 C tyn College Is indorsed In a written testimonial uy | WILLARD HALL —AEW FLOOR, REFORNISHED, - e Pits = y ee indorsed in a written testimonial by Congregational Ch unday afternoon : a ‘ Bear This in Mind. Books free; pills 25c. At Mra. Vice. Px : peer eee Oc, anes A “ and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost. | 4 gonar g; . » P 5c. Mrs. Vice President Stevenson, ONE OF THE Most AiTRACHIVE HALLS I ieike than it wan the ing ote New banc wel ie cues oo: dollar saved 1s a dollar made. We will 2 9 Mrs.Secretary Carlisle, Mra.Pestmaster Ges. Bisset, | OS® OTy Hor BALLS. RECEPTIONS ee = ean pamaeeh ee ; jay thi i open next week, on Monday, the finest col-| drug stores, or write B. F. “Shoemaker for Tender Feet,"* fare. Senator" McMminge OPES PROMS A Loyal Ter Church. For the praise and glory of | lection of Turkish rugs ever brought to 29 F St. N.W. Mrs. Senator Gorman, For terms, &e.. apply 1 year of work. | superin- and for this work of redemption among | this city, in the sale of which no mid-| Allen Co., 365 Canal St., | an 929 Da Sica! Sen. Reaeeee one anes ha Se ie wees rr endant rtment of the | men. dleman’s profit to pay, as others do. ‘6 ss Mrs. . Mande: rs. Senator Teller, a = = vi vl 7 yw 2 4 . — . EP. Riggs, Mrs. 8. Howland, MR. ALLAN DE COU MUELLER'S ACADEMY c Sirs. Platt gave | _ Another hymn was sung, after which Rev. | They will’ absolutely be ‘sold fa ie . . ‘ Frasca : — sien \. Dr. S he | James A. Buck delivered a brief address | largest importer in the ‘United States, oe New York, : = Ox CORO Et eee ee Se mae Ie” | eae eae oe, Gee eee Sewman jegion Is na upon the historic chara ler of the church wll pay you to walt. We have demonstrat. = a & oe ¥. gv: glohsion, M"D., Raiph “Walsh, MD. md redecorated. Circulars at the aeadem gaver collect and benediction concluded the cere- | valdex fas we can in this lnc, statements ‘to ate an ait. risian 5 See erik Fag AN COW OPES Vice to the 4 mony. ® contrary notwithstanding. Ratcliffe, It will pay you. In a few days one of the pret- mes. Kerr, ie - Ok MD. ri r raY 3 a a are encourag for “the | ihe cholr was composed of Miss Bessie | Darr & Co,, Art Galleries, U2 Pa, ave. now | test mu ivisions arvund Washington will be put (N: Iti Se aS Se 1 hee Winter work Mitchell and Miss Taskar, sopranos; Mrs. | —Advt. on sale at Only a few minutes’ ride S Henry B. De. .. G. 2 ae - g eLSR FS aes McLeod, contralto; Mr. L. 8. Fristoe and from the city. on on the grounds. OVEITIC opi Dedle, M.D., G. 1. Magruder, "M.D. ° | ———— —= 020-1 ‘ Mr. V 3 Coming Visitation Among Rechanites. |X" Woke and William N. Dudley, Grand Chick Ruler A. K- Belt of the In- |“ "Te present Recor. | Wien Others Fail ; ske Dudley was born September | Hood's 8: = mapa. Ma Lessa % bos salons system, 0 You ought to E. McLeod, tenors, and Me: culars at ottic Will always have preference with men. long, undisputed reign of Paris as THE fasbion center has ——— et made it neglectful of tts fol- lowers. Paris still sends out its — ——. ——— AMUSEMENT HALLS. FROF. J. B. CALDWELL'S DANCING ACADEMY, — a corer 5th and 3 sts. weday and Friday | POR PENT—Y DAY, NIGHT OR WEEK, evenings. Priva by appolatuent. | Odd Fellows’ St. bet. D and E sts. ao Resid SOL_N. J. ave. oc20-6t* w.; large staged hall and dressing rooms; cheap al Grand ent visitations | - zie : “ni ly to WALTER A. BROWN, 1423 Pa. e, a aterna » new laty, beautiful creations Send, rent. Appls to ¥ a paerhpnrma okt epee rville, Ind. His maternal | by sts : tive organs, crery seawe dur itest inporar %/ Old Dominion Jockey Club] Se Fer wen dates for Sctober ast ja will oceur as follows andfather was Rev. George Fiske, founder ating an appetite and purifying the blood. It is ‘ab ber. e HI] () " tlons from France's stylish October Geo. €. | and first rector of St. Paul's P. E. Church, | Prepared by mutern methods, porsesses the greatext | try our fine = ; Bigs Ran October 3! Richmond, Ind. Mr. Dudley's early boyhood © powers, and has the most wonderful record P | | men call them ‘diexins of millinery of actual cures of any medicine in we. , was spent in Is rena caer al Ra loveliness. \B i n > o> sure to get only Hood's. ‘ We Pulleys having been appointed com | Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cures utteri ne. jana until in 1881 he re- EXCURSIONS ACES STEAMER MACA STER — Ac tyle PARISIAN —— HATS und BOANETS, just tmport- i f 6 P K 1 — =. will a displayed for sale Mon- ON » Neo. « mer of pensions. enyon College, “ Yo te % YY morning productions of the " _ a - i toeaaney Se eiocuat matiisten ie ice Dee Hood's Sarsaparilia is the best medicine I have Saati sallllonee “aun pases ee ON THE GROUNDS or THE 9 ley's alma n.ater, he having graduated from ee enact periaer. 2 ad @ tired tock, Everybody Is delighted nior), De remarkably tuoderate » figures. Seah at Dahan, SILK sels 4 . — ing, and was restless at night. I feel much better French Bonnets for as litte as ‘ ASSOC! : Daily (except Sunday), one a Cae college in 1806 with the degree of B. A. | since thing Hood's Sareapariila. I have taken a hi —— $0.49 and as high as you want. a Clee TATION At 10 a.m., returning by jecember 2 teaching matherratics for a while | great maity other medicines, but they have given Ww THE J.C. ee, ED Tee, & aie the Cortiandt Place School, Lakewood, | me no relief. My wife atd children have’ alee > HUT OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA. Admir=: @aey Cure the Cuuse. N. J he stedied theology under Bishop | taken Howl's Sersiparilia for purifying the ‘blood, —-_——— CHINSON Co., ‘Tickets, with Mount Vernon adiission coupon, for Most of the discomfort in life comes from | Paret. aud on September 21, 1890, was or- | with beneficial results, EMIL KOCH, Beecher, | ()~ | | 2 MILLINERY, DRESS TRIMMINGS, LACES, FIVE RACES WILL BE RUN EACH DAY. amie ot shart ond ot betes. mach. nit that without | ined deacon. Mis first work in the min- | —qOob's PILIS are purely vegetable. he Wilkins & ny.y 1329 F Street ere . Will also make river landings as far as Glymost, couf {¥ in your own | try was In this city, where he became as- cet : Ys 329 reet. stopping for freight and passengers both ware ; sistant to Rev. J. B. Perry, rector of St. MANLY PURITY, >| )) er20 FIRST RACE AT 2:30 P.M. oo aac, “ey apply eat office of Steamer Mac at many seem different diseases | Andrew's parish. After one year of com-| cuTICURA REMEDIES cleanse the blood, skin | SQUARE, MARBLE AND GLASS STANDS) | —~, RRBRARAY 5 5 non cause—a disordereq | bined stddy and work, Mr. Dudley went to n cause—a disor tered | Oxford, England, end entered the university | nd scalp of every eruption, impurity, and disease, all be cured by | &$.® special student in theology and moral | whether simple, scrofula, ulcerative, or heredi. <2 . | philosophy, taking a two years’ course, pass- ot only cure | Tog the honor examination in April of Isis, | ‘7: 12 & word, they are the greatest skin cures, B ST. WING, NEAR 9TH ST. ‘ i foyeet Trains leave 6th street depot at 9:45 a.m., and | _% _ocl L. L. BLAKE, Capt. OPINION OF THE MEDICAL Jour 12:50, 1:40 and 3:20 p.m. Returning, leave the | ELECTRIC RA‘ Dr. Shade’ ee ee ie Sa iat ee . Discovery for Consumption. aeuirey se mores cterctom wat te ot] MOUNT VERNON, Hed: S 2 Foster’s German “I think Amick ak adopted Shade's mineral ieee mashes taking charge of St. Stephen's, Mr. Dudley Every day one of our customers is treatment, which has been fully described in our 2. T, WALKER SONS, 205 10TH ST. N.W., CAR- . e 3 : a tumns. Shade came out like an hourst, pro- Felts, Fire Brick and Clay has by bis efforts increased the congrega- A & N presented with a pair of Shoes FRED ieclapelpoutison eal gare Bir beams a e SCO . a “ Asbestoa, —____. tion until the utmost capacity of the chapel rmy avy OF COST. pundit atkins Suceuar, ak be dau nae In O Faiota Bro Se) Sas oe ee ee The new two y brick dwelling, con- | is taxed and chairs are placed in the aisles. In addition we sell for took up the idea and operated it upon a basis of nd bath, all modern | In addition to this the debt of $3,000 that Cure quack: y ° sea, | Upon his return to Washington he passed | Sood puriflers and humor remedies of modern oclT-tt 0 . £ CENTS. peas prey nie Bee. » Biliousness, | 1) caronical examination and was ecdain- | times, anf esccesd when the best phystelans fail, | pines Menaeet, Sf Gee Thnet wad Seater, o | _<oeet ____ Seen, GOL TIGT TTT | nc The Only route giving an opportunity of secing all zits and all 3 pees 3 | RR ROR RR ERROR RRS prominent medical Journal, makes the following | PROP. J. A. GALES’ RIDING SCHOOL, 1165 11TH | points for the tourist, and tukes but Zig hours for . liver and bowels, | €@ priest by the bishop, on Trinity Sunday | goia throughout the world. inquiry st. n.w., 18 open for the season; fine Faddie horses | the round trip: ings; mo smoke; no dust. vt of last year. The next Sunday after his AVhat ts your opinion of Amick’s chemical treat-| for idre; complete course of Instructions, $10; | “Take tein, Pensa, He i. station, 9:45. 20:87 ordin toa he breached hls farst sermon in oeeeee FoooCoTSSS | PPDSSTOSOSOOSOSCOMLOOSCS Bent. for consumption? T see it advertised in the | boarding’ horses well cared for. ocl3-11t* ’ | 11:50 a.m., a 2%, uise Al nl St. Stephen’ In June o! }, Oxford made “J. J. WILSON, M. D., Berry, Sect 2 e, if no saat a RS rie CS ere roe Tae ae Shoes Given Away Aha, Mean Sang? ESO hee te r . boxes est | philosophy, he having fulfilled the require- : To which the editor re HIN] apes == Jas. F. Oyster, | ments demanded by that institution. Sin — = <a and K sts. and six rod for which he was deservedly expelicd | 1s @ greater marvel than anything you saw at the p ments, st. fe, between | rested on the chapel has been completely DR. SHADES SPECIALTY tang, Throat and ee Fea. e Bouth Capitol st ave. and | wiped out, and Mr. Dudley has proved that 2. Catarrhal Diseases. — The GREAT INVENTOR was unable to perfect i H D and E sts. se, sold at trustee's | he te am earnest and able divine. For All Skin Diseases. 5 ‘Onice Hours—9 to 10 a.m., 1 to 2 and 4 to 7 pm this WONDERFUL MACHINE {nm time ne oOrses gale row at S o’clock pin. See ad-| Under his regime a Society of the Daugh- = Shoes which will cost you $3 or $3.50 ‘Terms Teasonable, Consultation si for the COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION. sates ters of the King has even been organized, Prompt elsewhere. ocl9-6t' 4TH ST. |The KINETOSCOPE has been fully described in Need Eve are - > —— and St. Stephen's Chapter, No. 1,112 roth- all the lentific Journals and pronounced to be ry Alexandria Driving Park Races. erbood of St. Andrew, is the latest char- Pe: a Extraordinary Bargains: ° MR. TOmON'S Chowne ‘TRIUMPH. apd attention, That's the ouly way Bpecial trains will lenve Gth street station, | tered by that order. It is expected in a rmanent, : them in first-class ‘comait ‘ It ts to the EYE what the PHONOGRAPH 1s to to keep ton. Pennsylvania railroad, at 1 and 1:20 p.m. | Short time a vested choir will be organ- The most effective remedy for Eczema, Today. the BAR. We have a perfect establishmcut—per- Bntil further notice, returning after. the | zed, the one now serving being voluntary. Salt Rheum, Tetter, Dandruff, Ring Worm, ——— And you'll find that the balance ¢ fect ‘n every way Fire proof through- Faces. ° whe Kew Stade Pimples, Biotches, Itching Piles and every oleh Maik Sabla a —— on our side. Our method of PAIN: >| PHOTOGRAPHS MADE ALIVE. oat. No ammonia, draughts, rate “or ae woate ASS Mle peter ab aieean Cp pee ay Riemiye lieing marc torndp eh —— EBSIA EY TRACTING TEETH pos- NO DESCRIPTION DOES IT JUSTICR. Inice. “Brey horwe is carefully fed! and .s e plans as 5 ——— sessea every want over SEEN BY THOUSANDS LAST WEEK, wel . # Georgia Pine Floor! $2.25 100 tt. | witiam N. Dudley, comprise a church | $ Foster Medicine Come —— the anaesthetic methods. It fs abso- o forrene having sravies of ¥-. Libbey & Co., 6th and N. Y. ave.—Advt. —— lntely painless, and where others are 1] Scientific=-= thelr own it cheaper and more Spinco having an extreme length of 140 feet and pany, im 'y 1.50. ——— angerous on account of their effect satisfactory to board their teams bere, ‘The lin Hotel Property at Auc- — < ee prepped himpag pancgecl ¥ Baltimore, Md Ser eet ee ore. Instructive-- DOWNEY’S tion. nort! 9 je ne ———— bot disagreeable to use. Extracting Attention ts called to the sale on the 24th | that a parish hall. For the present needs FOSTER'S GERMAN ARMY AND NAVY —— without pain, 80 cents," Other eperse . Entertaining. Hotel for Horses, Ison, iss and tips T street, known as | Urensepts and ee fase Gf the Save, he |S Feiycos ie ead and all infatn Svans Dental ; Co.,|$ 1622-1628 L St. N. W. . a street, known as | trensepts two bays of the na’ is Frankitn Hotel. For full particulars see | exposed portiun to be faced in with brick | @ ine, Nasal = ;Evans ntal lo Columbia Phonograph * a agg Mvertisement in auction colur== laid in ret mortar. The entire edifice will | ©00666066066060060660606¢¢0 PENN. AVE. N.W. d baa 3 4240-919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ¥.W.