Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1896, Page 16

16 THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16,. 1896—SIXTEEN PAGES. —S— LOCAL MENTIO AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Academy of Music.—William Barry in “The Rising Generation. Bijou Theater.—“Peck’s Bad Boy.” Grand Opera House.—“A Pair of Jacks.” Kernan’s Lyceum Theater. ‘he South Before the War.” Lafayette Square Opera House.—May Ir- win in “The Widow Jones.” New National Theater.—Hoyt’s ‘A Tem- Ptrance Tow ——— EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. lester for Mount Vernon, d intermediate landings at Steamer M: Steamer Newport News for Norfolk and + Fortress Monroe at 7 p.m Steamer Arrowsmith for Piney Point and Tiver landings at 6 p.m. Steamer Wakefield for Colonal Beach and river landings at 7 a.m. COAL. COAL. If you wunt the genuine Lee White Ash Coal go to John Kennedy, anc you will get it clean and 2,240 to the ton. The coal barons will tell you that you wili not get good coal, or that you may get light weight. Pay no at- tention to them. They don't know any bet- ter, or they are trying to bluff you. I give any one buying coal from me the privilege of having {t weighed. I don’t have to run down my competitors to sell my coal. Drop me a posial or telephone me for prices if ‘ou want to save money. JOHN KEN- DY, main yard, 4th and F n.e.; offices, 1335 F n.w.; depot’ and mill, South’ Capitol and K sts. TRADE WITH US ONCE and the trial will demonstrate our ability to sell you finer Meat and at as low a price as cd meat can be sold for. T. T. KEANE, 1 Center Market. “Home-Dressed Meats Exclusivel; — + Butterine, 14c. Johnston’ - GENERAL PUBLIC. Mr. J. H. Buscher of the Center market will have for exhibition and sale tomorrow (Saturday), October 17, and all next week, Some of the finest grades of Beef seen in Washington for years. Also young home- killed Lambs and extra fine Veal. specials, page 6. Pure American Granulated Sugar, 4%; cents per Ib. I sell no other. Seven city stores. C.D KENNY. R TEAR A CARPET or injure the colors when we clean it. We do the work by our dry-air process. Makes eid carpets new. Empire Carpet Cleaning Wks., 631-5 Mass. ave. E. B. Stumph, Mer. ffey wishes to inform her friends f her intention to resume $F street upon her re“urn mber 1. For New York Roast Beef and Steaks go to John R. Kelly, 9th st. wing Center Mar- ket. Boston Corned Beef a specialty. CITY AND DISTRICT. CONDENSED LOCALS. Mr. B. C. Stout of the firm of Cochran & Stout died yesterday, after a brief illness from an attack of typhoid fever. Hundreds of wheelmen took advantage of the moonlight last night, and took runs over the concrete pavements and county roads. If there was any scorching done it Was not done in presence of the bicycle squad. Only one arrest was made, the vic- tim being Orvila Van D He had no light on his wheel, and this infraction of the law cost him $2. William Waller, colored, twenty-three years old, was doing a mild piece of scorch- Ing on Pen nia avenue this morning, and Policeman Estes of the bicycle squad arrested him. The officer overlooked the scorching. but, as William had no bell, he was arrested. He forfeited $2 in the Police Court. Six young men who are fond of dancing were witnesses in the Police Court today in the dan chool case of Charles Klinger. The charge was that he gave an unlicensed entertainment last Thursday night. When it was explained that a charge of 25 cents Was made only for instructions in dancing the court decided that the law had not been violated. Erastus Green, the colored man sen- tenced to jail some days ago for the theft of copies of the Revised Statutes from the louse y, has been convicted on an- and fined $25 or thirty days. Dade and George Bowie, colored participants in the row in which hi Ranks was cut and seriously in- Jured Saturday night, as published in Mon- day's Star, have been arrested by Police- men Evans and McDonald. They will be tried when Eanks ts able to appear. King Wah, who keeps a laundry at 401 K street northwest, complained to the po- lice this morning that a sneak thief stole $4 frem the room in rear of his laundry yes- terd bicycle, No. 711, belonging to was stolen last night from in 5 Gth street northwest. Garland, colored, twenty-eight was taken sick on the street Ivania avenue and 20th street lock terday afternoon. The sick man, who live 103 E street, wa: Sent to the Emergency Hospital for treat- ment. Yesterday afternoon No. 7 engine com- any was called out on a local to the house of Chario Ringold, No. 1854 West alley. An over! ‘d gasoline stove caused the Grant s_old, Pen fire, but no damage was done. A small colored boy named Andrew Mc- Donald before Judge Mller today aling a newspaper from a His defense was that he was paper by another boy, who took charged front door. the it. A fine of $1 was imposed. >—__ The Ticklish Age. When a boy gets so particular that he Won't eat bread and moiasses, but wanta utter on his bread, he’s s to man’s sense. ‘a. ave.—Advt. > Baltimore and Return via B. and O. R. R. All trains Octobar Vth and isth. Valid for return until fol- lowing Mcnday.—Advt. Will of Dr. Wadsworth. The will of the late Hiram Nicholas Wadsworth, dated May 17, 1893, and filed yesterday afternoon, names his widow, Mary E. Wadsworth, as executrix, and makes her sole beneficiary. The testator explains that he has provided for the chil- aren by transferring to Mrs. Wadsworth a life insurance policy tn trust for them. ————— Cheap Cont dard fuel at fair prices, not inferior fuel at low prices. Buy standard grades of J Maury Dove. Main office, Zist and I 5 "Phones: Local, 307, 1002; iong dis- , BU Advt. ee mtral High School Lecture. A lecture on Armenian customs and habits was delivered yesterday afternoon before the third and fourth year classes of the Central High School by Dr. Strapon Roumly, a native of Armenia. The speak- €r was introduced by Dr. F. R. “Lane, the director of the high schools, while appro- priate remarks were made by Mr. W. B. Powe, the superintendent of public Ss. - Roumly, in an interesting way, de- ribed the topography of Armenia, the customs in regard to marriages’ and funerals, and also described the schools. > to Battlefields via B. ao. Reduced Ra On account U.V.L. Encampment tickets will be sold at rate one fare for the round trip from Washington to adjacent baitle- fields on its line, including Luray and SIDEWALKS AND SEWERS WORK WITH. MERCY 4 RAILROAD’s DEBTS. A Wonderful [iedicine. BEECHAI(’S Special Meetings to Premsste thé Salvaticn was rendered yesterday in one Improvements Ordered by the District Oom- of the courts in g g 5 missioners. >: Army xmas. re- east wide : quested to call on the Secretary of the 9 ioe ote atreee {ec tnwees wecueen cure ret Navy and ask him to diréct that all the For Bilfcas and Nervous such as Wind Extensive Program of Public Works | forth ern aee meee Tot; estimated cost, | Imteresting and Chaencteristic Fea- Teietiarecnee at zk ee she Working: aaa Same ha eh oe shea | ~ Rewentieg mag eee aekowe Sac itome on the Ce Sad pipe sewers: Da acacia sasha ed peed some instances, of a stony op etireitag eres ‘aes oes and District. eat conan eta Nese teat Gane New Methods a@ Charity. Portion of them being paid $8.76 per day, Heat, Loss of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, Cos Sa etreocay Ganon Crea ayatens eee : ; did so yesterday. They were unable to see tivearaa, Biotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Taser mated cost, $310. Sse Secretary Herbert on account of his being Frightfal Dreams, Nervous and Tremb- 4 re 7 sing Sensations, &c., when these symptoms are The Commissioners have ordered: the fol-| 747 "fo ctreot ncetnaee laid in front of | As part of its “forwar movement” in| gaged with various official matters. aos lowing work to be done under the provisions| visions of the permit system; estimated | this city, the Salvation army has planned FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF IX TWENTY of law governing the assessment system: ~| cost, $60.60. & series of interesting special meetings, to MINUTES. This is no fiction. Every sufferer is Set new granite curb In the east side of| That cement sidewalk be laid on Yale | pegin this evening and dast a week. earnestly invited to try one Bor of these Pills and street in front of numbers 1308-5-7-11. | he meetings Friday, @aturday and Sun- THEY WILL BE ACKNOWLEDGED 10 BB 13th street, south of North Carolina ave- 13-15-17 and 1819, under the provisions of ings nue; estimated cost, $300, one-half to be r Gay are to be at Salvation Army Hall, 930 the permit system; estimated cost, 28. ‘That 480 feet of 4-inch main be laid in the alleys in southeastern part of square 276; estimated cost, $387. ——— RECEIVER ASKED FOR. assessed against the lots of square 1035 abutting on the east side of said street. Lay cement sidewalks and reset curb in C street northwest between North Capitol street and New Jersey avenue; estimated cost, $1,500, one-half to be assessed against the lots of squares 632 and 634 abutting on said street. Lay brick sidewalks in 12th street north- east betw2en B and D estreets; estimated cost, $1,008, one-half to be assessed against the lots of squares 986 and 987 abutting on said street. = In 13th street east between North Caro- lina avenue and D street south; estimated cost, $4,000, one-half to be assessed against the lots of squares 1035, 1036, 1087; east of 1015, 1040, 1041, 1017; north of 1017, 1013 and 1013, abutting on said street. In ith street southeast between East Capitol and E_ streets; estimated cost, $1,500, one-half to be aseessed against the lots of squares 1058, 1059; south of 1050, 1060, 1061, and east of 1042, abutting on said stree with asphalt block alley between Q, Pennsylvania avenue, and the meeting® next week are to be in Georgetown, Capi- tol Hill and Mt. Pleasant, so as to cover all sections of the city (besides one in Rock- ville), beginning with one in the West Street Presbyterian Church, 8ist and P, Monday evening. Tuesday evening the army will meet in the Eastern Presby- terian Church, 6th and Maryland avenue ncrtheast, and on Thursday evening-in the Mt. Pleasant Congregational Church, while on Wednesday evening it will hold a meeting in the town hall at Rockville. The Washington members of the Aux- illary League and of the Mercy Box League, as well as of the- churches in which the meetings are to.be held, are especially interested in them. Brigadier William Evans, who has charge of the Saj- vation Army division of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and the District of Celumbia, is coming from Pniladelphia with his staff to take part in the meetings Sunday, but will not be able to remain through the week. Captain Blanch Cox, Ensign Anne Worth- ington, Captain Bertha Hill, Captain Fryer and other officers will.be-in charge, but the great feature of all the meetings will be what is called the “singing brigade,” a sextet of young women officers with fine voices, who have made a deep impreggion in all the cities in which they havérap- peared. At the large meetings which Com- mrander and Mrs. Booth-Tucker conducted in Philadelphia Sunday and Monday the “singing brigade’ attracted much atten- tion. Mrs. Ensign Flynn, whe is at the head of it, speaks as well as she sings, and the other members of the brigade are equally interesting. One of its members, Lieut. May Storrs, has a number of friends in Washington, whom she met at Ocean Grove, New Jersey, where for several sea- A WONDERFUL MEDICINE, BEECHAM’S HILLS, taken as directed, will quickly restore F+.nales to complete health. They Promptly remove obstructions or irregularities of the system. Fora Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestien, Disordered Liver they act like magic—a few doses will work woe fers upon the Vital Organs; strengthening the muscular system, restoring the long-lost ¢om- plextom, bringing back the Been edge of appe- tite, ard arcasing with the ROSEBUD OF HEALTH THE WHOLE PHYSICAL ENERGY of the buman frame. These are facts admitted by thousands, m all classes of society, and one of the best guarantecs to the Nervous and tated is that BEECHAM'S PILLS HAVE THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY PATENT MEDICINE IN THE WORLD. WITHOUT A RIVAL. ANNUAL SALES MORE THAN 6,000,000 BOXES, After waiting for several months for the company to pay the amount of the judg- ment and interest thereon, and they hav- ing fatled to do so, Mr. McCoigan levied on twenty-four lots of ground belonging to the cempany and the sheriff advertised them for sale. As the lots were a part of the right of way of the railroad company, and were vital to the operations of the road the company went into court and secured a temporary injunction restraining the sheriff from selling the property. Later the case was fully argued before Judge Dennis, who had granted the tem- pcrary order, and yesterday he announced that he had concluded to make the injunc- tion perpetual. written statement to the Secretary, and assured the committee that it would re- ceive the careful attention of that official. The matter will be brought to the at tention of the Central Labor Union at its next meeting, when the official statement asked for will be prepared and a protest on the part of the union against the practice complained of will also be forwarded. Mr. W. F. Weber, organizer for the Cen- tral Labor Union and American Federation of Labor, has completed arrangements for the organization Sunday next of a trade union organization composed of plasterers, which will be known as the Plastere-s’ Protective Association. Already over seventy members of that craft have signified their intention to unite with the association, and among them are the employes of several of the largest con- cerns in Washington. They will be organized_under a charter issued by the American Federation of La- bor, and will be affiliated with the Build- ing Trades Council and Central Labor Union. The regular weekly meeting of District Assembly No. 66, Knights of Labor, was held last evening. The only business of importance announced after the meeting as having been transacted was the hear- ing of a report from Painters’ Assem>ly that arrangements had been made for the employment of union painters on the Co- lumbia. Theater. . Se Benefit for Mr. Harry Fisk. A testimonial benefit will be tendered by the managers of the various theaters in this city next Friday afternoon, October 23, to Mr. Harry C. Fisk, the associate of Mr. Albaugh last year in the management Baltimore City Portion of the Colum- bia and Maryland Electric Railway. Judge Dennis, in the city court at Balti- more, yesterday signed an order requiring the Edmondson Avenue, Catonsville and Ellicott City Electric Railw * Company to show cause, on or before the 27th instant, why a receiver should not be appointed for the corporaticn. The company named 1s the owner of that part of the proposed Columbia and Mary- land electric railway which lies in the,city of Baltimore, and the receiver is asked for that portion of the prope The plaintiffs who institu... the suit out ef which the present proceedings have grown state that they own seven shares of stock of the road, and allege “‘the illegal transfer of the stocks and bonds of the railway company to the Maryland Con- struction Company, which was to build the road; also that the physical condition of the railway company’s property is in a de- plorable state, many of the streets and roads over which it passes being torn up and practically impassable, and for miles the tracks being only partially laid; that the -property is bound to deteriorate enor- rrously in value unless prompt steps are taken to preserve it before the approach of winter, and that the company is hopelessly insolvent.” The officers of the company denied that it is insolvent and assert that the work on the line will be resumed as soon as the af- fairs of the construction company can be arranged, and the reason that work has been suspended was because the bonds in which case Chief Judge Alvey of the court of appeale held that, “from the nature of the prop- erty, its location and connection with the canal, and the use heretofore made of it, he could not hesitate to conclude that the Property levied upon was needed and es- sential to the operation of the canal, and, therefore, that an execution against it could not lie.” “It was not,” the court said, “‘a question whether the property was absolutely neces- sary or indispensable to the operation of Le hd but = seat been used or of a nature to be of practical use in operat- ing the work.” re After announcing his decision, Judge Dennis remarked to the counsel for the plaintiff that the decision was a hard one. and intimated that the railroad company had other property that might be levied upon. Pav Quincy, Ist and 2d streets northeast; esti- mated cost, $2,500, one-half to be assessed against the lots of biock 7, West Ecking- ton, abutting on sald alley. Alley between I and K, 26th and 27th Strrets; estimated cost, $4,000, one-half to be assessed against the lots of square 5, abut- ting on said alley. Set new granite curb in the east side of Connecticut avenue extended, from Rock Creek bridge northerly to driveway en- trance of the Zoological Park; estimated cost, $2,556, one-half to be assessed against the property abutting on the east side of said avenue between the above named lim- its. In the east side of Connecticut avenue ex- tended, from the driveway entrance of the Zoological Park to the line of Milwaukee 2c. at Drug Stores, or will be sent by U. & Agents, B. F. ALLEN ©O., 365 Canal st, New York, post paid, upon receipt of price. Bcok free upon application. Grand Opera Mouse. Every Evening and Wedveeday and S: y “Laugh and the World Laughs With You. as To this the reply was made that the trouble seemed to be, so far as that was ccncerned, that there was no one owning the railroad. 3 —_—_—>—_ . . street: estimated cost, $014, one-half to be | Comsat be Sold except at a great sacrifice | sons she has sung in Mr. Yatman's daily | of the Lafayette Square Opera House. Mr. | siae Trips Accoune W 1 Encamp- | Rich & [Maeder’s Comedians tietcest isviared sifa meer oan a ee ——————— At all these meetings different features | Fisk has been for twenty-five years in the ment Union Veteran Legion. In the Screaming Parce-comedy, Ss avenue een A Pair of Jacks, ATTAN DO! profession. For twelve years he was asso- ciated with Mr. Albaugh in the manage- ment of Albaugh’s Grand Opera House, and when the latter took the management of the Lafayette Mr. Fisk accompanied him. Mr. Fisk has been a sufferer for nearly two years from rheumatism and consumption, and his ailments are so far of the Salvation Army work will be pre- sented, but especial emphasis will be laid on the Mercy Box League, through whose contributions of a cent a week Commander Beoth-Tucker hopes to provide for part of the expenses of the slum work, the rescue homes, the nurseries, the police court and prison gate work, labor bureaus and shel- ters and farm colonies for men and women. above named limits. BOSEDNCE TRADE: Lay brick sidewalks In the east side of Connecticut avenue extended, from Hock Creck bridge northerly to the driveway en- trance to the Zoological Park; estimated cost, $1,818, one-half to be assessed against the property abutting on the east side of said avenue between the limits above The Pennsylvania railroad will sell, Oc- tober 13 to 18 inclusive, round-trip tickets to Fredericksburg, Richmond, Petersburg and Furnace, Va., and Gettysburg, Pa., at one fare, on account of tne national en- campnent, Union Veteran Legicn, limited for return until October 25.—Advt. ———— Business Transacted at the Directorn’ Meeting Yesterday. At a meetiag of the board of directors of the board of trade yesterday Mr. George H. Harries was elected a member of the ¥ Electrical Effects » PRICES, I5C., Z5C., 50C., 75C. The Royal Arcanum. . P named. board to fill the vacancy caused by the It is hoped by friends of the army that the Bronaes oe te Keen: pimsconBnea to = Capital Council, RppetReeeraane hell NOTE— seat on the first floor, 23a, In the east side of Connecticut avenue ex-| resignation of Mr. Samuel E. Wheatley, | description of the army projects for dealing | tneater-going public, and his generosity | quite a largely attended and enth iat Next Wi sae tended. from the driveway entrance of the | which was madesome time ago. Mr. Arch- | with the destitute, which have Proved 80] ond geniality were proverbs pith the tre, masta Wer v 5 ome eo oy lastic Boston BOING? Let me bay Zoological Park to the line of Milwaukee ibald Greenlees was elected in place of Mr. | Successful in many countries in uplifting quenters of the play houses ‘in this city. gf Wednesday night at its hall, 5th OSto!} year tickets, aves oh street; estimated cost, $652, one-half to be ae ho resigned, as he | men and women and caring for children, | The beneflt will take place at the Leraene] and G streets northwest, Regent Jacoot Ss th fea assessed against the property abutting on| Charles C. Glover, w! igned, Will remove any, nitunderstanding! which | theater, and the prestam oil hemmoce ne | ta thal chal. This coarel In ino Sas ymphony : sieve innage Of Sald avenue between the | stated, because his duties at the bank Te- | may have arisen respecting them among | 2P€8 the attractions appearing at the vari- | flourishing condition; has 292 members Concerts. above limits. a ieee quired all his time. Mr. G. Taylor Wade tose who were Als tatoemed shout them ous houses during the week. Selections | two aSpicants a paicien anseeey ae ° Construct sewer in the west side of 35ta he board of ey have received: the commendation o! “ erent 15-2 t, between U and Madison | W2% ¢lected a member of t practical and experienced philanthropists | Wl! be given from “Coon Hollow,” “The trade. It was decided to follow the plan adopted at the last annual meeting, wher2by the chairmen of all committees make a report in writing to the president of the board prior to the annual meeting, and he will embody such reports, or a synopsis of them, in his report. The annual meeting will he held Novem- ber 9, when a board of iirectors will be elected, and that body will elect officers night, and two propositions were brought in. Mr. Eynon, the grand re- gent of the District, delivered an address, speaking of the growth of this fraternal organization. Mr. Isaac Gans, Mr. Wolf, Mr. H. Franc and Mr. Whiteney also made addresses. Capital Council when it reach- es its 300 mark, which, from all appear- ances will be soon, will fittingly celebrate the event. mated cost 1,950, one-half ‘to d against the property abutting on the west side of 35th street between the limi's abeve named. Construct sewer in L street between 8th and 9th streets southeast; estimated cost $283, one-half to be assessed against the following described property in squares 929 and 930: Square 929, lot commencing on the north building line of L street at the Sunshine of Paradise Alley,” the company with Loie Fuller, Weber's “Olympia,” “When London Sleeps” and “A Bunch of Keys,” and the performance, it is prom- ised, will be well worth whatever patron- age may be bestowed upon it, from an artistic point of view, as well as on account of the object for which it is to be given. for membership all over the world, and Commander Booth- Tucker is not experimenting in extending them here. The army is ‘making good cit- izens out of bad material, and not making vagrants or paupers. Its aim is to give work, not alms, to the meedy, although it never hesitates to relieve actual suffering, taking the Christian view that the desti- tute are not outcasts or criminals, fit only for the workhouse or the jail. But it has CoLuMBIa THEATER BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Mr. EM FIVE CONCERTS. Tucsday afternoon, De 19, Feb. 23 and Solo Artist IEVEKING, M. — The Carroll Institute Orchestra. —_—o_ sn r. southeast corner of square 929, and run- | for the ensuing year. | the “work test” at its shelters, and requires! ‘The Carroll Institute Orchestra gave its Appointed Chief of Division. abs Dues £2 oh ebsemnced. pole “sae tnanint fects let commencing at} ‘The directors were invited by the ad-| Work in exchange for: wiat -it gives} gnimay tant concert at the club house on Lyre uilding line of L stree! wherever it is possible, and tries to ob- tain permanent work ifor the ‘“‘out-of- works,” and promises to put those who can’t we, provided for in-cities on its farm colonies, which have now been started “in New Jersey and California. INTRODUCED TO ROAST OYSTERS. Frank M. Cleaver of this city has been appointed chief of the supply division of the weather bureau. He has been in the bureau for a long time, and his appoint- ment comes"as a deserved promotion. “Just as Good rved seats for the series ccording to Tucatie visory board of trustees of the Philadel- a 2 ion. phia Museum, an instftution which will exhibit perpetually all classes of business” from all countries, to appoint two mem- bers of the Washington board of trade as additional trustees to the museum ad- visory beard... The directors accepted the invitation and appointed S. W. Woodward and Charles J. Bell as such trustees. es Ladies’ #3 Well-Wearing Shoes, 82.50. All the new shapes. An excellent shoe for the money. Hoover & Snyder's, 1211 F street_—Advt. of ave corcerts, The sale of tickets will open October 19, at Metzerott’s Music F. 8, COMEE, Ass't Mgr. ocl2St KKEBsan's LYCEUM THEATER. ALL THIS WEEK. Matinees Tuesday, “Thursday HARRY MARTELL Realistic Southern Production, The Gt feet west of the southeast corner of aid square and running west 42.17 feet; lot commencing at peint on north building line of L street 60.54 feet west of southeast corner of said square and running west 25.50 feet; lot commencing at point on north building line of L street 95.34 feet west of the southeast corner of said square and running west 16.83 feet; lot commenc- ing at point on north builling line of L street 112.17 feet west of southeast corner of square 929 and running west 12.25 feet. Square 930: Lot commencing on south building line of L street, at northeast cor- ner of square 930 and running west 52 feet; 10th street near K street last night before a large and appreciative audience. The ‘orchestra has been hard at work for sume time preparing for the occasion, and the music rcndered last night showed the re- sult of careful study and training. Among | the numbers rendered were Leutner’s “Fes- tival Overture,” Lumbye’s fantasie, “Traumbilder,” and a number called the “Madrids,” as well as a new march by the conductor of the orchestra, Mr. Ben. Jud- son. The orchestra was assisted by sev- eral well-known amusement purveyors, roing, ‘ore. 2110 Est. C. A. ELLIS, Mgr, A ~—— - Veterans Visit: Marshell -iHall. and Have a Good Time. ; The Union Veteran Legion exeursioh to Mt. Vernon ané MarshalF'Hall- yesterday afternoon was highly enjoyedby the thou- —BEFORE THE— WAR! A Southern Railway Road. 9 The Only Show of Its Kind on Earth. lot cummucacias af atat Oo ieee sand or more gentlemen and ladies who | who gave a program well worth the CO S NEXT WEEK —WERER'S OLYMPTIIA building Hine of L strect 52 feet west of | The plan for the reorganization of what | participated. About two hundred’ of the Lapa ee debe HN perry ic as BANJO. 4-20 nine Geest Doe fected, Square and run- | ts popularly known as the “Monon” route, | excursionists visited the tomb of Washing- | £2¥¢, & ecrous : aro) | $ nirg west 30.38 feet: lot commencing at * consisting of Messrs. Kaiser, Hensey, Moore and Myers, ren- dered vocal selections, and Mr. Charles Myers sang Pinsutti’s ‘‘Queen of the Earth” in excellent voice. The Madrids, consist- ing of Messrs. Judson, Holmes, Gailaher and Yundt, gave several sele¢tions in their own charming manner, and Miss Alice Judson gave a soprany solo in good style. F. A. Eckscein contributed a zither solo, and this closed the musical part of the program. Dancit.g was then commenced and lasted until a late hour, the affair de- veloping into a sort of reception. The new officers of the orchestra are as fol- lows: President, W. Il. Lepley; vice presi- dent, O. L. Wolfsteiner; secretary, Dr. W. E. Dieffenderfer; treasurer, W. 8. McCar- thy; librarian, Thomas Urban, and musical one of the latest acquisitions of the South- ern Railway Company, In pursuance of the policy of establishing harmonious rela- tions between all the various railway lines with which that company transacts busi- ness, has been completed and has just been made public. It will be remembered that the Monon went into the hands of receivers a few weeks ago. About the same time, however, it became known that the Southern Rallway Company had secured control of the stock of the Kentucky and Indiana bridge across the Ohio river between Louisville, Ky., and New Albany, Ind., which gave it the ton and then took the electric cars back to: this city, but the remainder proceeded on the Macalester to Marshall Hall, where a luscious feast of roast oysters had been prepared in anticipation of their coming. The preparation of the oyster in this form was a novelty to most of the excursion- ists, and tickled their appetites to a super- lative degree. No formal program was followed, but a pleasant feature of the excursion was the reception held at the mansion by the ladies who accompanied the party. A number of the members of the Legion went down to Fredericksburg last night and will spend the day visiting the battle- fields in that vicinity. A number of others System thorough and ing. Practica! - Send for circ STU] point on south buillJing line of L street feet west of the northeast corner of said square and running west 14.42 feet; also lot commencing a: point on south building line of I, street 87 feet west of northeast corner of said square and run- ning west 17 feet; lot commencing at point on south building line of L street 104 fect west of northeast corner of said square and running west 25.59 feet. Construct sewer in the east and west s of 5th street between L and M streets southeast; estimated cost, $549; one-half to be assessed against lots 4, of 1, located as follows: Commencing at point on west building line of 5th street, 144.92 feet south of south building line of L street, and run- ning south 24.92 feet; Icts 17, 18, 19, 20 and }Hmulsion” You hear it in nine out of ten drug stores. It is the reluctant testimony of 40,000 druggists that Scott’s Emul- sion is the standard of the world. Barry In the Most Genuinely Humorous and Legitimate Irish-American Comedy Ever Written— THE Rising Generation. Barry's game of poker he situation, while the fact that the <j director, Benjamin Judson. i " Is a wonderful mirth-provoker 21, square south of square 625; lots 3, and | Sr¥,gan syndicate or ite friends were lates misdesthekasmys trip this’ morning and will | dire = ERR RET And isn’t the kind all others try to | _Next_Week—“WHEN LONDON SLEEPS, of 2, located as follows: Commencing at | holders of Moron stock made the securing | 7 morro: : peirt on east building line of 5th street, ———.__ Brighten Your Home With Flowers. Chrysanthemums are in season. Great loads of them at Gude & Bro.’s, 1224 F street. A handsome, healthy bush for 50 cents. Cut chrysanthemums from 10 cents of the latter by them and its practical af- filiation with the Southern a project that was in every way desirable, and gives the Morgan system an additional line to and from Chicage and the south besides that it will soon have via the Flint and Pere Mar- Men’s “Dress” Shoes, #5. Men’s “Patent Leathers” and Enamel Shoes, $5—very swell—at Hoover & Sny- der’s, 1211 F street.—Advt. range up to, the kind for you to buy? Two sizes, 50 cts. and $1.00. orl 144.92 feet south of south building line on L street, and running south 144.92 feet to north building line of M street, of square rorth of square $53. Construct sewer in 3¢ street between N Everybody's Favorite PEGK’S BAD BOY. y Comedians. Catchy Mus Bee rasity “THEATER. MATINEES DAILY, Show, Grifin W Fined. Fi fal. Dancers. tnated cost $i One ang Goutheast: es- | quette and Columbus, Hocking Valley and | @ bunch to 60 cents each. Less than others| In the Poliee Court yesterday afternoon AMUSEMENTS. ee game oe ce faa eee rand | Toledo roads. a ie ask.—Advt. Judge Miller heard the case of George M.| “PHARAOH OF THE OPPRESSION—HIS Times | NG3'g" eek soi : lots 6, 10, 11, 12, 13 and of 3, located as fol- | ,2hrough its own lines and over those a pea Griffin, the street car man who was charged of friendly connections the Southern Rail- and Country.""—Lecture by Rev. Elbegt The Chair of Celtic Literature. vie VORTH MAKIN lows: Commencing at a point on east build- ith having Ited William F. Mills, tive artists: ef Merspaie a eee, oe | TE we Bs e} Q, wi av! assaul am F. , a tl artists, at Met: itan . burch, LDESY CYCi resort to the city to t ing line of 34 street at northwest corner of | W@Y Company already reaches ue Ai: | ‘The fund of $50,000 raised by the Anctent | Passenger, on the 1th of September. ‘rhe and 6 a elibak EVENING. October ist steed all car ieara Bacelient cas na sout s “Mone it A " at . Benefit of jemor competent insiructcrs in attendance, Elect Square sox, And Funning south 46 feet, | any and Chicago “Monon Rese anne terete or Coie nue | facts were fully published in The Siar at| Het at 2 Be. ee | ed. open every day and evening ext Cdaatenet sewer tai a be run directly from New Orleans via At- | States to endow the the time the assault was committed. Grif- PAUL LAWRENCE DUNBAR, Capital Cycling Park, 16-12 NY street and. punile space seahentveen. M | janta to Chicago and Michigan City, and | tvre at the Catholic University at Wash- | ire U™ deemed guilty of the charge and | Assisted py Popular Ler) Talent oak appear at | 2°23 A mated cost, $35: oneshalf to be ascend | opening up to it Armagnifcent eld which} ington, D. C., will be presented to the | was fined $10 and costs, ‘The costs amount- mae’ cuUnCH “Or OUR’ FATHER, LUMBIA AG es ree to tofore enjoyed. 3.75. paid 3 ._ 13t! L sts. n.W. F against lots 2 and 3, square 976. rene no Reretetorssouleres trustecs (at the institution next Wednesday, |jed ito $8.70: He eperene ON MONDAY EVENING, J0TH INSTANT. One of the 3 of Weehlngton. Cyeli Construct sewer along the east front of L rt afternoon at 4 o’clock. That day the arch- mission. .... 25 cents. a 12,000-ft. ‘door Competent instruct Square north of square 853, in 6th or Ca- | Om Account of Union Veteran Legion bishops, bishops and laymen who have the Reserved Seats. 35 cents. | small. nal street, between L and M streets south- Encampment, Oct. 13th to 16th, 3 For sale at Metzerott’s, 1110 F n.’ Masle every eveuing. “Zed und Take F street cars. — ~~ EXCURSIONS, ETC. Grand Oyster Roast Marshall Hall, east: management of the affairs of the university will hold their annual meeting, and at its conclusion President O’Connor of Savan- nah, Ga., will, in behalf of the order of Hi- bernians, hand over the check for the money. He will be accompanied by other national officers and directors of the order. —— McKinley-Hobart-Mudd Club. The McKinley-Hobart-Mudd Campaign imated cost, $286; one-half to be assessed against lots 4 and of 1, located as follows: Commencing at point on west Luflding line of 6th street, 144.92 feet south of south butlding line of L street, and run- nirg south 82.42 feet. Construct sewer in east side of Ist street between M and N streets southeast; esti- mated cost, $552, one-half to be assessed against lots 5, 6, 7 and 8, square 743. Construct sewer in north forty-foot alley of square 743 (Van street); estimated cost, c NW. ocl6-2t AFAYETTE SQUARE OPERA HOUSE. EVE@Y EVENING. MATINEE SATURDAY. —THE ONLY— MAY IRWIN AND HER BIG COMPANY OF COMEDIANS In John J. McNally’s Record-breaking Comedy, Jones. —the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co. will sell tickets to Fort Monroe, New- port News, Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va., on the elegant steamers Newport News Washington and Norfolk at $3 for round trip—good to return within six days from date stamped on back. Steamers leave every day in the year at 7 p.m. See adver- tisement page 16 and hand bills.—Advt. oe L Now Is the time when you should look out for the condition of your health. Avold sickness by purifying and enriching your blood with - Hood’s The Widow Central Union Mission Series. Special Matinee Prices: Christian Endeavorers | and Epworth | Club met Wednesday night at the Palo ORCHESTRA. 75 CENTS Sunday, October 18. $706, one-half to be assessed against lots Leaguers had charge of last night’s meet- | Alto Hotel, Bladensburg, with ninety-six Se 0 ES Bt Macalester leaves 7th st. wharf at 12 all of square fag 1” © 5 G4, 55 and 19, | OPA te Central Union Mission in the | members present. President Garges called pease rg Sarsaparilla The Best—in fact, the One True Blood Purifier. HOOD'S PILLS do not cause pain or gripe. All druggists § 25c. @.m. and 2:30 p.m. Returning, leaves the Hall at 1 and 5:30 p.m. ROUND-TRIP FARE, 25 CEN’ ALL THE OYSTERS YOU CAN EAT FOR 25 CTS, We furnish oyster knives free of charge. eclS-8t LADIES ESPECIALLY INVITED. Steamer Macalester MOUNT VERNON, Tomb of Washington, Daily (except Sunday), At 10 a.m. returning reach the cy, at FARE, the meeting to order. Speeches were made by Mr. Jos. A. Blundon, Mr. Burchfield, Mr. Wilson and President Garges. Arrange- ments were completed for the ratification meeting to be held in Bladensburg on Oc- tober 21. Mr. Frank B. Metzerott will te chairman. A committee was. appointed to make arrangements for receiving the re- turns on election nightsat the Palo Alto Hotel, Bladensburg. Construct sewer in east side of 35th street northwest between U aad 32d stree‘s; estimated cost, $427, one-half to be assessed against lots as follows: Of B commencing at point on east building line of 35th street 387 feet north of north line of U street and running north 60 feet; lot 9, com- mencing at point on east building line of Joth street 417 feet north of north line of U street and running north 40 feet; lot 10, commencing at point on east building line of 35th street 487 feet north of narih line of U street and running north 48.5 feet; lot 11, commencing at point on east building line of 35th street 535.5 feet north of north series of services preliminary to the cele- bration of the twelfth anniversary of that institution. Mr. Percy 8. Foster was in charge, and he also presided at the organ and directed the singing, himself rendering a solo during the exercises. President Miles M. Shand of the Chri in Endeavor Union delivered the opening address on the mature and extent of Christian Endeavor effort in the District. Recording Secretary Frank G. Israel of the Epworth League made a brief talk in the absence of Presi- dent F. E. Tasker. Several others of the avdience, including mission workers, made —NEXT WI “The Sunshine of Paradise Alley.” oclé-tt New National Theater. Every Evening—Wed. and Sat. Mats. George ,.,» Eugene RICHARDS And CITY ITEMS. at ‘We Won't Handle, Much Less Sell, a single Fruit or Vegetable that we're not sure ic the freshest and choicest. Moreover we will refund your money st any time —— CANFIELD the Original Company, Presenting HOYT’S : purchases prove unsatisfactory. : niente soteeione ah eee. line of U street and running north 40.83 | remarks. The meeting was brought to a CANNON & CHANDLER, 76 to 81 Cen. mk. A Ti m r ELEGANT CAFE ON THE STEAMER, feet; also lot 1, commencing at point on | clese with a testimonial service. 3 It : ; emperance soTickets, with Afount! ‘Vesnon. aduussio ‘Coupon, east building line of 35th street 562.83 feet | Tonight the first and second converts of sale at wharf and at hotels. north of north line of U street and running north 25 feet; lot 2, commencing at voint on east building line of 85th street 607.33 feet north of north line of U street and running north 25 feet, all in squgre 1297 (old number, 127). Construct sewer in south side of P street between 2ist and 22d streets; estimated cost, $229, one-half to be assessed against lots 14, A, B, C and D, square Gs. SS Hotel Johnson Cafes. 10 bbls. Cherrystone Oysters received to- day. Flavor as silk, and fat as butter. it. the mission, Mr. P. B. Sweeny and Mrs. I. Brooke, respectively, will be in charge of the exercises, which promise to be of es- pecial interest. ees Hoover & Snyder's $3.50 Shoes, $2.85. ‘Women who appreciate good shoes at a small price should see these. 1211 F street. —Advertisement, Will also make river landings as tar as Giymant, stopping ieeigh r For charters. etc., apply at office steamer Mucal= ocl-tf LL. BLAKE. Captain. Norfolk & WVashington Town. <=_LA LOIE FULLER. SEATS NOW ON SALE. ocl5-tt Choice Symphony Tickets BAKING ———— RoyalGlueMucilage aticks everything.10c. mb5-t,f,stf —_—_>___. You Never Hear a Complaint Natural Bridge, Oct. 13th to 18th, good to Feturn until 25th, inclusive.—Advt. — High School Review. The initial number of the High School Review, the offictal organ of the Central High School, for the present school year made its appearance yesterday. The paper is handsomely tlluetrated, and ts a credit to the publishers and editors. The staff in- cludes the follow Mr. R. R. Upton, pub- Usher, H. H. Piatt, ‘07, editor: assiated by Elizabeth G. Davis, “: FL F. Coffin, 'W: + Stuart, “07, Ethel Sigeby, ‘wv, and H. 'T. Domer, ‘#4, alumnt editor. ‘The bust- hese staff is composed of A. BR. McCrum, ‘ws F H. Shipe, W: 8 Ro Karpeles, ‘Us, and W. B. Harvey, ‘to. - Your mdparenta Ate Velatt's Caramels, and they pronounced then, ae they ‘inest of all confec #6 G of 24 Oth street. Gap, be. hed by “placing, your from those who buy “ Hama. a They're always sweet, mild, tender, juicy. In all markets. C. Schroth, 304 K st. mkt. i POW DER. Construct sewer in north side of I street between 3d and 4th streets southeast; esii- mated cost, $119, one-half to be assessed Rea! Estate at Auction. Messrs. Ratcliffe, Sutton & Co., auction- Steam boat Co. - 5 crusty; Sherry, » pale. = BK She eared powerful steel palace steauers against lots 33, $4, 35 and 36, square 797. | cers, sold at public sale yesterday lot 88, Absolutely Pure. Either one, 85 and Goce toile, Bere Pale, = jhempore Rews.”“Norfale ‘Washtog™ ta sesoct northwent betwen Soman ary | eauare 192, Improved by a three-story and Ae Whisky, fail gta, 70e PR Wilson, 4 Pa eee . ‘A cream of tartar . 7th at. nw. 1t A 200 p.m.| Lv. Portsmouth.5.50 p.m, 15th streets; estimated cost, $1,005, one-haif | b@sement brick house, No. 1726 15th street a Ht’ Se ee Aleaandria-.7:30 p.us.| Ly. Norton | to be assessed against the an square | northwest, to Redwood Vandegrift for a tS Beaten Coren Royal Headache Powders cure. 10c. = re eee 4 a.m.) Ly. Ft. Monroe.7 | 207 abutting on said street. $8,100; also alley lots 22, 23 and 24, square rod Beport. : . mb6-m,w,f,stf 25. Portemoath: ay sm| At Aleaandeia.-¢:00 a.m. | Pave the following named alleys with | 192, improved by brick stable, to John T. ROYAL BAKING POWDER 0, ——_.—____ ea a ee ay = itrifled block, under the assessment sys- | Arms for $4,700. Soe Wall ote oe : Special at Center Market Tomorrow. = nypeia,” asa Viegioia Beast wit asa ats tem: All alleys in square 1283; all alleys M. B. Latimer & Co., auctioneers, sold — the most attractive route, imsuring « com” in square 1277; all alleys in square 1282: jterday at public sale the three-story _ — Tt a all alleys tn square 1208 now unpaved; ali Tesidence 1826 10th street to Cor- PRESCRIPTION 4881, FOR — _—= ‘urious rooms od steam alleys tn quare 1248; alley ta seuare dott ee a 4.2 Sewing machin ted and repaired SAL OF SEATS NOW OPES, 15st |— Biting geom erve i a vate ocd Te alleys In square 1248; uare a : es ren’ g * oc! — from the ‘The order of the Commissioners that new heumati SIM, | oppenteimer's New Home agency, Sit oth Westugren cag stot ytat the markets curb be set on Massachusctts avenue be- White Spotless Arms. @ | pecan Reese oniind dun sehen nioanel wen = Tickets on sale at U. & Eapress office, 817 {ween 17th and 18th streets northwest ts ‘ eameaat a of, sog-ot Washington's seat SSS Ps sabe : = Fa ercae, Bea Ge 19, 142i Ponnayl- ereby canceled. othe — ee ‘and most physicians. relieves} “Dove Brand Hams” Are Known joston Symphony Orchestra — Mth street aod ‘York avenue, and os ‘The contract for constructing sewer in | sis, and luxuriant hair are produced by the cele- | £24 “Seeman, dott ywhere where sweat, mild gems — &, Cagel, cirect southenst Between BW stregt | Sante CUTIOURA REMEDERS when ali ethene tell. | Gia, GOUT, ‘ap4 all eches | hams are enjoyable. Judges ses then | CONCERIS WIL Be RmUmIvED By zum | — Svat: ee ee and Anacostia river fe awarded to James | In facial blemishes, or the severest humors and | and ‘due to poison. It the | Anest. Miller "Cen a Nee — Any other information desired will be furs McCandlish, the lowest bidder. diseases of the skin and scalp, with loss of hair, Fr pS oe a76, improves | it Capital AmusementBureau = mae on tien to the That broken lamp posts at 334 and 85th | even when ecrofuloas or hereditary, they are equally Noctis, poe, OLS ee wharf, of Tib st. Streets and on 27th street north of P street | successful. Sold everywhere. & tae ee cen” ‘900-174 - The King of Pilis ts Beecham's, jy8-diy| 0oc14810° ‘caliaan. ‘Managoe,