Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1897, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1897—24NPAGES. 5 = ENTION. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Academy of Music.—““At Piney Ridge.” Bijou Theater.— Bijou Opera Comique Company. . Columbia Theater.—Castle Square Opera Company in “Olivette.” Grand Opera House.—“Patent Applied For.” Kernan’s Lyceum Theater—Rice & Ba>- ton’s Big Gaiety Company. Lafayette Square Opera House.—“Isle of Champagne.” New National Theater.—“The Tarrytown Widow. Congress Heights.Music and dancing. Glen Echo.—Concert by the Royal Hun- garian Band. For amusements see page 24. —_———— EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. Steamer Samuel J. Pentz for Clifton texch at 1 a.m. Steamer Jane Moseley for Colonial Beach at 9:30 a.m. Steamer Harry Randall for Colonial Beach and lower river landings at 7 a.m. Steamer Newport News for Norfolk and Fortress Monroe at 7 p.m. a Steamer Potomac for Baltimore and river landings at 4 p.m. : ‘Trains leave 13% street and Pennsylvania avenue for Arlington hourly from 8 a.m. to 8 pm. 2 GALA DAY IN CENTER MARKET. The shine and sparkle of heavy plate mirrors, the flashing of many-colored elec- tric lights and the handsome and tasteful ficral and other decorative effects made the opening this morning of the Chas. Schneider Baking Co.’s stands one of the most successful ever occurring in Center market. Crowds all morning long, and up to the time of this going to press, flocked around and admired the superb display of fine Bread, Rolls, Cakes and the dif- ferent specialties this company has long been famous for. To all who came a beau- tiful souvenir was presented. These stands are located just inside the 7th street en- trance doors. The company proved by the lavish decorations and the way in which no expense was spared that they never do things by halves. The stands wil remain open iill late this evening, and the readers of this yaper are urged to call and secure one of their beautiful souyenirs free. wn Coal—See Jno. Kennedy’ pester it ‘There weve two slight fires in North- east Washington yesterday. One fire was in the house of J. H. Ellis, No. 702 G street, where some clothing in a closet was de- stroved; the other was in the house of Margaret Lee, No. 434 12th stree This was caused by" a gasoline explosi but no damage was done. No. 10 engine r sponded to the alarm. — LA FETRA'S HOUSE, CAFE. Where are you stopping? We have de- lightful rooms at La Fetra’s, 11th and G sts. n.w., and our meals, served in courses, are excellent ones for the price—25 cents— while the newly-fitted cafe, with dainty green tinted walls, plants and soft window draperies make the rooms very attractive. We have excellent table seryice, and the crowds are skillfully managed, under the close personal supervision of the managers whose name the house bears. Try La Fetra's, 11th and G sts. n.w. Sherbet, oys- ters, delicious pies, etc. ad. in specials. HOTEL AND Flower Stands—Morsell’ pattie ici After 4 years’ development the 1897 Man- assas Norton and Ives wines, now presved and vinifying in Ch. Xander’s city winery, will be unusually good. Now his 1800 Nor- ton and $ and $4 doz., and his * and 1894 Port, 50e. at., delight. aid n and add to health. Only at 909 1105 7th now. = Flower Standés—Morsell’s, 1105 7th nw. = —— WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY. A_five years’ guarantee on all work done by F. T. Hepkins & Son, expert tile layers, 726 1th st. 2. w ——— LACE CURTAINS AND BLANKETS cleaned. A. F. BORNOT, 1103 G st. MISS STACIA TOOLE (Late will open October 1, 18% s.e., a full line of fi Andir: h and G streets. . Muddiman, — > The police of the first precinct _made complaint today that the fire plug at Sih street and Massechusetts avenue is out of repair. es DON'T RUIN YOUR CARPETS By laying them before they're cleaned. We, take out every particle of dust and grit when we clean a carpet. Make it fresh 48 new. M. R. Thorp, 488 Maine ave. = Try Reisinger’s Ice C am. 235 G st. nw. ges FOR YOUR ICED TEA Use “Kenny's Cheon,” the best 50c. Tea in America. Pure American-refined Sugars at cost. C. D. Kenny, seven city stores. eee Flower Stancs—Morsell's, 1105 7th n.w. =e Spring Lamb, New York Roast Beef and Delmonico Steak. JOHN R. KELLY, 9th st. wing, Center mkt. Corned Beef a specialty. B. AND O. BULLETIN. Reduced Rates. Philadelphia and return, $2. Tomorrow. Tickets goed going on and 9 a.m. trains, returning on all regular trains same day. Baltimore and return, $1. ing and returning tomorro: Baltimore and return, $1.25. All trains to- day and tomorrow, valid for return until Monday night. Niagara Falls and return, $10. Ten-day tours. October 5 and 12. ct eite GENTS’ SUITS CLEANED. F. BORNOT. 1108 G st. ei catia would not think it, but come by &nd view the dispiay at the PHILADELPHIA OYSTER HOUSE. ess Gas heating stoves—Oil heaters. C. A. Muddiman, 12th and G streets. All trains go- CITY AND DISTRICT. The Saturday Star. The Satarday Star would be a wel- come visitor to an out-of-town friend. A year’s subscripticn will be sent from any date to any address in the United States for a dol!ar. gee For Benefit of Creditors. An assignment for the benefit of their creditors has been made to Wm. L. Pren- uss by Thos. L. Williams and Uriah 8S. Hanks, doing business as Williams & Hanks, steam and mechanical ¢ngi A at 1416 Pennsylvania avenue. The liabili- ties are placed at $8,571.48, and the assets at $9,000. ——— Beau mir Free. Opening day of new Center market stands —Chas. Schneider Baking Co. The finest in Center market. Grand display of brtud, rolls, cakes, ete. Stands located just in- side 7th street enirance doors. Open this evening.—Advt. ———~——_ It is Sata ‘That the Pennsylvania railroad is the best route to Baltimore. Only $1.00 for the Found trip next Sundey.—Advt. sen Ae Death of Mrs. Wilkins. The many friends of Mrs. Frank G. Wil- kins will be pained to learn of her death, which occurred Thursday morning, after a brief illmess, at her summer home at War- ner, N. H. Mrs. Wilkins was a daughter of ex-Gov. Ordway of this city, snd, be- sides her husband, leaves three children, the youngest a babe of ten days. Rev. Dr. Sunderland, of whose church Mrs. Wilkins was a member, will «tend the funeral, which takes place at Warner tomorrow. ’ ——s—__. Money to lend at 5 and G per cent on real estate. Frank T. Rawlings: 1005 Pa. ave. Advertisement. -——_—.>—___ Amother Handseme Educational Hall. To make Sage pee second hundred of new st mts al Cel ‘ollege, now registered, another beautiful hall has been handsomely finished, and will be opened October 1. The shorthand and typewriting department unanimously petitioned for the new. hall, which has the charming tower outlook. Their petition is granted.—Advt. [REAL ESTATE GOSSIP| Business in the Building Line Ex- ceptionally Dull. NUMEROUS NEW BLOCKS IN PROSPECT Architects Structures in Contemplation. Preparing Plans for ELECTRIC POWER HOUSE —_+——— Prominent real estate men of this city say that while the past week has been ex- ceptionally dull in real estate transactions, seme big deals may be expected within the rext few days. In buildir.g circles there has been but lit- tle contracted for, and, although the archi- tects generally are busy preparing plans for structures in contemplation, builders and those who furnish suppiies say they have scarcely ever before known business to be so quiet at this time of the year. There are, however, evidences of a re- vival, among which are that many large manufacturers of building materials have received invitations to bid for the construc- tion of numerous blocks of houses in vari- ous parts of the city. Up to yesterday only about thirty per- mits of all kinds had been issued this month by the building inspector, and most of these were for repairing, while the ag- gregate value reached only about $12,000. Mr. Michael Esch hag contracted for the erection of a two-story and cellar brick store and dwelling at No. 1400 1st. street northeast. The dimensions will be 20 by 46, front of pressed brick, with square bay window, tin and slate roof, Latrobe heat, square show windows, electric bells, speak- ing tubes, ete, and all modern conveni- ences. The cost will be about $3,000. Bids- for Power House. The bidders have put in their estimates for the eréction of the new superstructure of the new power house of the United States Electric Lighting Company, but none of them will, it is understood, receive the contract because the figures are too high, in the judgment of the directors of the company. The several proposals were: R. H. Hood, Duehay, $121,034; Henry F. Getz, 497; Frank L.’Hanvey, $113,700. It is understood that new plans will be prepared and new bids called for. Messrs. B. H. Warner & Co. state that many inquiries are being made in reference to the purchase of houses of the better class by persons who intend to make Wash- ington their permanent home. Some sales have already been made by the firm and in this respect the trade this fall thus far has been better than during the three years past. There is a marked disposition on the part of many people who are now living in flats to remove into separate houses, while some who are now householders are removing into flats. There are fewer desirable va- cant houses than for several seasons past, and the number {s gradually growing less. Perhaps You Didn't Know the Pennsylvania railroad will sell round- trip tickets to Philadelphia next Sunday ‘or $2.00.—Advt. ——— Last White House Concert. The Marine Band will give its last open air concert for the season at the Presi- dent's grounds this afternoon, beginning at 4:35 o'clock. The program, which is of un- usual length, is entirely retrospective, be- ing made up of representative compositions of leaders of the band since the war. Ow- ing to its length, Prof. Fanciulli says the band ‘will be unable to respond to any en- cores. The program is as follows: ‘Wait for the Wagon,’ ‘Low-backed Car” as52)... . Arr. by Triay Overture, Arr. by Scala March, “Grant Inaugural March’ (1869). Composed by Scala Grand fantasie for clarionet, “Lucia Di Lammermoor,” Donizetti, Arr. by Schneider Qfusician, Olive: Selection from “Blue Bear bach. Arranged by..... ce Characteristic dance, “The Coquette. Composed by Sousa “Congress of Nations” (1879)..Arr. by Sousa Gavotte, “Minnehaha.” Composed by Fanciulli “A Trip to Mankattan Beach’? (1892). Composed by Fanctulli Patriotic hymn, “Hail, Columbia”.....Fyles ———— Jersey Milk the Best. You can have the milk from regijstercd Jersey herd and get discount by purchas- ing tickets for cash. Extra heavy cream Sharon Dairy, 324 B v., OF tel. 485.—Advt. a for charlotte russe. st. s. To Baltimore and Return via B. and 0. All trains Saturday, the 25th, and Sun- day, the 26th. good to return until Mon- day, $1.25.—Advt. , ——__ OFFICIAL VISITATION. Mt. Vernon Lodge, K. of P., Receives District Grand (Officers. Grand Chancellor R. D. Crupper, accom- panied by the officers of the Grand Lodge of the District of Columbia, paid Mt. Ver- non Lodge its annual grand visitation, at its Castle Hall, corner 9th street and Penn- sylvania avenue, Wednesday evening, Sep- 2. tember Chancellor Commander G. D. Eliswerth, on behalf of Mt. Vernon Lodge, eloquently welcomed the Grand Lodge offi- cers and visiting brethren. P. C. J. A. Frank then presented the grand chancellor with a handsome basket of flowers as a slight token of the esteem in which he was held by the members of Mt. Vernon Lodge, which the latter received in a neat and graceful speech, thanking the donors for their expressions of regard and knightly sentiments. Percy Moore of Myrtle Lodge, No. 25, addressed the brethren, dwelling especially upon the necessity of the members joining the endowment branch of the order. The grand lecturer examined the officers in the unwritten work of the order, and reported them as being highly proficient and capable of conferring ‘the ranks of knighthood. The other grand officers made very flattering reports on the condition of Mt. Vernon Lodge. = A large delegation of visitors was pres- ent from the different lodges. At the conclusion of the exercises cigars were passed, and the remainder of the evening was occupied with social features. a To Fredericksburg, Va., $1.60 and Return. Account of the fair at Fredericksburg, Va., the Pennsylvania railroad will seli September 28, 29 and 40 round-trip tickets to that point at rate of one fare, -good to return until September 30, 1897.—Advt. eee $1.0 Daughters of the Sphinx. -° The National Grand Court, Daughters’ of the Sphinx, under the auspices of the Im- perial Council of A. A. O. N. M. S. for North and Sovth America, have selected the following grand officers to serve three years: Mrs. Gertrude Alexander of Chi- cago, Ill, grand khatun; Mrs. Ella A. Se- ville of Washington, worthy vice grand khatun; Mrs. W. H. Lester of Pennsylva- nia, grand khakhan: Noble D. F. Seville of Washington, grand shafi; Noble Jas. H. Lewis of New York city, grand dastur; Mrs. E. W. Shields of Washington, grand hadi-uwal; Mrs. Peter Lucas of Washing- ton, grand hadi suni; Mrs. Cora Melker of Ilinois, grand katih; Mrs. Lillie Richi of mallya’ grand hame; Mrs. Lizzie Macon of Duiuth, Minn., grand sahir-uwal; Mrs. Lillie Perrey of Evanston, Ill, grand hafizat; Mrs. John 8. Brent of Washing- ton, grand sahir-salis. <n opine courts are ove: this country E Shrine. to the Mystic as The iwo-story brick dwellings, Nos, 614 and 307 llth street rortheast, will be sold by Krusjees on Monday AUS ane 330 ‘clock advertisements. D-m., respectively. ‘THE VISITING KNIGHTS. THE VISITORS DEPART. RECEPTION TO DR. NANSEN, The National Geographic Society Ar- ranging for the Entertainment. Dr. Nansen is expected to arrive in New York on the St. Paul October 2 and will be accorded a hearty reception here by the National Geographic Socieiy. Ti is expected this will be one of the leading events of the season. It will take place at the Arlington. The exploring season of the society will soon be inaugurated. A series of short ex- cursions to points of interest has been ar- ranged in the vicinity of Washington. pettioniof Washington. The provisioral béttalton of New Eng- land military companies which has been visiting Washington ‘departed early this morning. After thesstreet parade yester- day afternoon the visitors were escorted to Glen Echo and Cabim Jahn bridge for din- ner. Pricr to the ‘stgeetcparade an-inspec- tion of the Executi®e Mansion.was made. A group photographs wag taken, when the battalion had marcistd ‘fom the: Executive The 300 delegates to the biennial conven- tion of the Improved Order of Knights of Pythias, who deserted the convention held in Baltimore, for a flying visit to Washing- ton yesterday, as stated in The Star, were royally entertained at >the banquet last evening in Arion Hall. The decorations consisted largely of the colors of Germany and the United States, while flowers were very much in evidence. ood Humors Banjos, Mandolins . Mansion to the ‘Traasusy Department Special cars will leave union station, | plmpiys” of blotchy witha one eet: ° i = sae . | plmpls, of blotchy, whether simple, eset. After the good things had been disposed |" ‘The visitors said thatgother places they | Georgetown, at 1:40 p.m., Saturday, Octo. | benaitars, fees iatanee ee ae aerate ty of, speeches were in order, the first guest | had visited entertatmedsdthem: royally, but | ber 2, for Cabin John bridge, where the | CUTICURA REMEDIES, greatest of skin cures, introduced by the chairman of the enter- Pass aoe Baee, neeetiee. tainment committee being Mr. Simon Wolf. He said he regarded the invitation extend- ed him to contribute his.quota to the gen- cral enjoyment of the occasion as an hon- cr. He paid a glowing tribute to the or- ganization of the Improved Order Knights of Pythias, and expressed the hope that field meeting will be called to order by President Hubbard promptly at 3 p.m. Mr. W. J. McGee will give a fifteen min- utes’ talk on the geographic development of the region, and a paper prepared by Capt. "D. D. Gaillard, corps of engineers, U.S. A., will be read, descriptive of Cabin John bridge and Washington aqueduct. they could truthfully :dgiclaré that ington had surpassed al&the-other citi that regard. ~ —<-— We Decline & Make Cheap; adulterated beer. -We'll*stick to our prin- ciple. Our beer is made from highest grade malt..and hops exclusively: Reduced. We are clearing out more than half * * * our stock of Banjos, Mandolins and Gui the spirit that has so far prevailed among | drink it and A The. meeting will adjourn at 3:45 p.m., ‘I < op |e, MAM St sreatly reduced prices. Chance to the members will continue to grow and | 177. Abner and Drow, forme Ade ne | and opportunity be offered to. Inspect the | REMEDIES are sold throughout the world. VOTER |* + secure a grumd tastrument cheap! . ——— |. CORP... Every Bi FACE HUMORS Pte rceoyst a 3 & CHE! develop into even larger proportions. “How to Cure Addresses were made by the officers and many of the delegates, and at a late hour bridge and the plicturesaue country suwr- rounding it. in charge: Following is the committee W. B. Powell, chairman; Fred- TMIANDOLINS REDUCED. ,; ADVERSE DECISION. the visitors departed, expressing them- 5 a = erick V. Coville, Everett Hayden, secre- 3 2 $4.25 Maple and Mahogany Mandolin.$3.25 .* * selves as more than pleased with their Ec ree Reverses Original Vote'| tary; Mrs. C. J. Bell, Mrs. Henry Gannett = = = $12 Decorated Mandolis Ne visit to the national capital. rinters on Civil Service. and Dr. Anita Newcomb McGee. FOREIGN POST. AL SERVICE 2 jnbard Mandolin ee The arrangements for the entertainment | A-referendum vote in regard to the civil ——$—S = === Scien . were in charge ef a committee, consisting | service resolutions.adopted rat a. special °° of Edward Brown, chairman; Occasia Lodge, W. Ruckdeschel, Louis Brandt and John H. Humbert; Liberty Lodge, Charies D. Schenck, George. Schenck. and Conrad Krafft, jr.; Germania Lodge, Joseph E. Kaschka, Max Kunowski and Emmanuel Waldecker, William ‘Tél Lodge, J. Steuh- mann, J. Bruegger and-Paul Bachschmidt. The officers of the:Supreme Lodge elect- ed at the session in Baltimore are: Julius Schmidt, Detroit, Mich., past grand com- mander; Michael Stein, Wheeling, W. Va., supreme inner guard; Louis Ingugrsen, New York city, past grand commander; Charles H. Klee, New York city, past su- Freme commander; H. A. Buchholz, New York city, past grand commander; Anton Bess, New York city, past grand com- mander; Gustav Reinwald, New Haven, Conn., supreme outside- guard; H. Hage- dorn, Indianapolis, past grand commander; meeting of Columbia Typographical Union Tuesday evening last was taken yesterday in the various chapels affiliated with the union, and resulted in the indorsing of the resolutions by.a vote of 604 to 401. It wilt be remembered bythe readers of ‘Fhe Star that the effect of the last -resolutions passed bythe union was to rescind the resolutions passed at the regular’meeting, held Sunday last, at which: time the’ unton requested President McKinley to withdra v the government “printing. office from the classified service. M3 —-———__ Only: Experts Work fo¥ Us. They can upholster or re-cover your old furniture so “it. willbe ilike/new. Carpet# cleaned in -matchiess style. Made moth proof free. Wagons all. Em. ‘Upholstery* UROPE, per via Southampton, ed UM Paris,* ms for te) At 10:55, 8. Southw: Letters must Yr. No, 15 Banjo... tewart Banjo (second-hand). Stewart No. 7 Universal S Brooks & Denton Banjo. oy At 7:20 P. id ERLAND, IPALY, SPAr $25 Absolutely Puro William Brakhagen, Washington, D. C., | and Carpet Cleaning Wks., 631-5 Mass. ave. RGYPT ard BRITISH INDIA, $22 Cole Special Banjo-,. supreme prelate; Oscar Schicemann, De- | —Advertisemen| f eg ages et pal * * $60 Cole Style H Banjo. troit, Mich., supreme recording and cor- TELRGn Sol Ena es — ~ * * $40 Combination Banjo and Banje responding ‘scribe; G. Seidensticker, In- EEVER ‘IN COMA. Sat eran <2 dianapolis, supreme commander; Conrad satis BUSINESS CHANCES. . $20 Gatcomb Ne. 20 Banjo.......... BANJEAURINES, ** sng $20 Kromer, New York city, supreme vice com- mander; F. W. Rossberg, Syracuse, N. Y., supreme treasurer; Oscar Brede, Detroit, Mich., supreme sergeant-at-arms. —_—_ Many Cases Reported Under- -‘Treat- ment.in. Spanisin Huspitats. :- Dr. H. H» Gwinn of Louisville, Ky , who is stopping ‘at the St. James Hotel, has CATERER WANTED—A FIRST-CLASS CATERER fs wanted to rent and conduct a first-class cafe and restaurant at the Portner flat building, cor. 15th and U sts. n.w.; a fine epportunity. Apply to WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 F st. Bt directed PM: for SEPHERLAD Spaurndam, from New York, via Kotter: be directed “Per Spaarndam. * pmb No. 10 Ranjeaurine comb No. 20 Banjeaurine “@) At for GENOA, per s.x, Aller, from 0: Nashville Centennial Exposition—Dis- | been in Havana and. the surrounding vil- eS ee ad tect of Calaiabin Day: lages since July 10. He went to Havana to 2 : Spal a gt end GUITARS. October 1 has been designated District of | study yellow fever and experiment-in cases a °° $24 Bruno “1si . Columbia day. Tickets at lowest excursion | of that disease with specifics of Wis own. pap German | steamers $18 Bay State . s ~ sailing from } 8 take printed * go be rates via Chesapeake and Ohio railway, the | He experienced great difficulty in securing matter, etc., for GEMMANY and specially addias- |. $22 Bay State Row -wood ¢ =. rect and short route.—Advt. permits to do this: ed. printed matter, etc. for other parts of Eu 2 = = There is a v . ‘y to patent all the fi ‘The American and W dies . CLAIM FOR DAMAGES. Regn AliysaMene cies trees ee ONE | Countries of the “world a devier for pre- | ftcm New: York on Weduesdays, erman steani- | * ° =F) before he left Cuba a report from the mil. | Suing. of and avolding los Spat fen | Onan tment aeeulimte nei ont nee Le 20 * Suit by John E. Evans Against Metro- | jtary hospitals of the island was tothe ef- brokers: Adaress 18. W. GOLDBERG 355 Tat av, | ter, ete., for all countries for’ which thes are ad. politan Railroad Company. John E. Evans today sued the Metro- politan Railroad Company, claiming, through Attorney Tracy L. Jeffords, $10,000 damages because cf injuries suffered by him at 9th street and New York avenue the 7th of last month. Mr. Evans states that in transferring from a Columbia railway car to a south- bound car of the defendant company, he was knocked down by a north-bound 9th fect that 14,000 of the fering from the discase. be Dr. Gwinn visited Miss Cisneros. in Ha- vana, and describes her as being’ @ woman of great beauty. « Yertised to carry mail. MAILS FOR SOUTH AN _ WEST INi MOND, inmates’ were -suf- More new Pianos and Organs at $5 per month and up. i Slightly used Upright aud Square Pianos * at extraordinarily Jow prices and the * most liberal terns. STRAL AMERIC FIC INDIES, At 10:05 P.M. for BELIZE, I 3 ATEMALA, per steamer from Orleans. ( -M. for BRAZIL, p Amalti, from New York, via Pernambuco and San- tos. Letters for NORTH BRAZIL must be directed “Por Amal. ‘TUESDAY—(@) At 3:20 P.M. for JAMAICA, per steaiaer from Bostcn. () At 10:05 P.M. for COS- TA RICA, per steamer from WEDNESDAY—(c) At 102 fro 8 large rooms and -bat} .__ Address EXCHANGE, LE--GROCERY AND PROVISIO; good reasons for selling. Apply at 7 ave. s.e. 5 FOR SALE—AT A SA ed i a Wood's Commercial College. seventy-two- page prespectus will tell you how a modern business school is conducted.’ Nearly one eee arranged to start tm October st, g E DROOP £,,, Steinway and Other Leading Pianos, reasons for selling. G11 Pa. a FOR SALE—$100—A RETAIL BUTCER BUSINESS; established atand. ———. -_ Floral designs for funerals foras*little as street car, dragged 200 feet and severely in- | you can pay. Gude, 1224 F.—Advti- = atsivess! RUTTER, jured. eee t : = € The accident, he charges, was due to the Oyster FOR SALE=A COAL AND WooD I e directed | rk a. VY o' negligence and carelessness of the Metro- bes ES SEE ee Sa oe ee for SANTIAGU DE CU Be The oyster roast #hich will take place at Alvected “Her San A Clifton Beach tomerrow under the man- agement of Capt. #3. S ‘Randail ‘promises to be a most enjoyable @ffair. The steamer Samuel J. Pentz will ldave her wharf here at 9:45 a.m. and will grrive at the Beach about 12:30. There. the fine oysters will be steamed by a rew process or the steam- er Pentz and will be served.‘ There will be politan company. ————_—_ The finest display of the season can be seen at the Philadelphia Oyster House. Walk by and look.—Advt. —— Auction Sales of Real Estate. Stcne & Fairfax, real estate brokers, S00 F street northwest, report the following York. Me ground can be rented reasonable, with a four (4) Toom house on same; location s.w. Address J. K., Star office. se24-3t* FOR SALE—MILLINERY, DRY GOODS AND NO- tion store; terms cash; fine location; own health filed. Address E. G., Star office BEST GOODS. LARGEST STOCK. LOWEST PRICES. EASIEST TERMS. THE ’ te) At 10:55 1 for ‘D, JAMAICA, SAVANILLA and Alleghany, from New York. must be directed * Ter Al- P.M. for HAITI, via Port sales since June 15, being the summer = Fetit Goave abd Jeremie also CARTH- months, is a fair criterion of the present | i” abundance, xo that every one camget all | 5 0 DOCTORS! GREATEST BARGAIN per ss, Andes, from New’ York. LEADING and for the future activity of the real es- | the oysters he or she cam-eat. The remain-| vores opted, in this country; $20,000 less than M. for CAMPECHE, CHIAPAS, c So. | der of the day willbe dpent-in-viewing the | yalue; focation not equaled ti the’ United States | ard YUCATAN, per ma. Yumurt, from’) tate market: For Jeseph W. Collins, No. | Poo Signer ay, wage for sanitarium: water wo:th twice the amount | Litters for other parts of ME 1402 V street northwest; price, $9,500. For | Diacsg ou tie, Heacl” wpe of the prettiest | _anked." address Hox 50, Harpers Ferns, W. Va. | rected Per Yumori® Chas. Childs and H. M. Schneider, trus-.| ample time for fishing,werabbing ant vose | = ae = ; = UE! ORG AN tees, 1311 Roanoke street northwest; $9,500. | ing. On the return trip the Pentz, will Tavs Foil buy. property worth 2000s tenoated aed | Malls for For Minntc M. Strayer, No. 12) Princeton | about 5 o'clock, £0 ms tarreach Washifigton | renting for $59, Address U B Stars] aac thence: > except AND street northwest; ce we Cee R ‘y; | by. 7:30 p.m. "Omithe steamer, both going-| _ office. setiote | ee Me only at = No. 27 M strect ‘northwest; $7,000. For T. | ana rrturning, anéson Bias $ : —~ = = AM. tas : te omrogk Na. ists “Kencaue averus | Art jig Ae ondhenee Wl be hase te Mah eA Te eke wa | aaah se NGKELOS, wy wat we nore sat! MUSIC HOUSE (Columbia Heights); $7,000. For T. L. Hol- | concert, ;, "Phose who attend shounf not taf | investors to participate ia. the reaults of gold te) 2 av sme brook, No. 1323 Kenesaw avenue (Columbia | to bring knife and fork with them, 2°'°° (| © mining operations in Klon and other districts ails for CUBA (except those for SANTIAGO Heights)- $7,000. For John T. Arms, No, z Pe 25 < of the northwest and Aluska; subscriptions re- CUBA, which will be forwarded via New York NATIONAL CAPITA! 1244 Princeton street (Columbia Heigits); | 7 === === celved from $3 dod upward; ‘all ‘share ‘pro fafa,’| up to and’ including the 10 Bag Sees 1 $6,700. For Minnie M. Strayer, No. 1246 | <O®-Oi 9-90-00 -SO--¢-O6-S6 | Cver prevented: while it is Impocsible for all to | Ce gece Te ay at 3:00 P-M. for forwardi = Princeton street (Columbia Heights); via steamers sailing Mondays and Thursdays from PS % 80, yet by this system of investinent all can | Port ‘Tampa, Fla. te 7 For estate of George Bogis, No. : 7 i! j share in its profits; the expedition of six men Mails rie MEXICO, overland (except those for W EBER, street northwest; °$6,500. For Wm. L. % é rue: which this company hus alteady sent out, not | CAMPECHE, CHIAPAS, TABASCO and YUCATA: DECKER, Drury, Nos. 1449-51 P street northwest; ; only carries $25,000 in cash, but credits on San | which, after the Wednesdas overlal © : FISC : $6,500. For Aaron Shepherd, No. 013 New | 4 -rnat Hoad's Sareaparilia. cures when ll ped expedition ‘that ever teft this commtest Stee | BE SHS Se yt erred ISCHER, Jersey avenue northwest; $5,500. For Clara ars fo ieee ae any: cont eee for chrealar; mailed free, KLONDYKE AND | $f 13% V-M. close Friday), close here daily at IVERS & PO L. Fischer, No. 121 4th street southeast; ever, Being peeuliar ia combination, propor- KA GOLD EXPLORATION AND TRADING | ** Te iC MAILS. ESTEY $6,000. For Mary E. Mauss, No. 1620 6th tion and: process, Hocd’s Sursaparilid Jos- CO. | CAPITAL, $1,000,000. Principal office, 302 ‘~ and HAWAII, per , Street northwest; $5,500. For William H. sessea pecullar Curative power. It. al Celifornia street, San Francisco, California. Soeen rom San Francisco, close here | LUDWIG Davis, No. 610 R street northwest; $5,200. Prigiiating permanently cures, all dixeasa eapitee ae daily up to 6:30 P-M., the 26th instant. «d) = ° For Orlando M. McPherson, No. 118 5 ng. pro hy impure blood. FOR RENT—LARGE WHARF AT HIGH ST.,| Malls for HAWAM,” per s.x. Australia, from San] CAMP West Washington; excellent Francisco, close here dally up to 6:30 P.M 29th instant. (a) Mails for CHINA and JAPAN, specially address- S indi street northeast; $5,500. For Elias Simon, No. 1947 Vermont avenue northwest; $4,500. For American Security and Trust Company, 25-foot lot on Chapin street; $4,000. For Micheel A. Lynch, 221 G street northeast; location for wood and coal, lumber, sand, stone or similar business and general wharfage. ‘Rent, $20. Inquire at 930 Louisiana ave. ‘se6-1m AT RAMSAY’S— YOUR WATCH CLEANED, $1.00. . the Sarsa-= Hood’s Sr: $ Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier, ESTEY ORGANS. $3,500, For Wm. E. Shannon, 1204-6 2d | ¢——W—___ WATCH MAINSPRING, $1.00. Australia, which are forwarded via E street northwest; $3,000. For Win. H. Hen- = ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR. ZEAEAND BAWAN, ERS and BAMOAN EALANIS, shaw, 3651 13th street northwest; 33,00. | ¢HOod’s Pillsih vest family zi thartic mb3-5d AStUM BTN. WIa Rees ee aha ee For James 8. Pierce, 462 G street south- = 5c. a = = : Us’ for CHINA and JAPAN, pores. Vietorla, West; $1,000. For Elward N. Barns, lot cn | ¢¢ 36-96-62 -<-s-2¢-3%| HORSES AND VEHICLES. fyom Tacoma, clase here dally’ up to 6:20 k N street southwest, at 3%. foot; $2,877. et ber id) ez For Erskine A. Miller, 1301 F street north- THAKE A DOG'S BARK, ts a sign | FOR SALE_CHESTNUT SORREL MARE: sifaily for AUSTRATLA, (except West Australia) A M AN east; $2,600. For Mary Ella Michael, 438 < Auand witich, seemgthing foreign | years old and a good driver. BOND & CO. ec reper deen ey “asity 9 6% street southwest; $1,300. For estate of You can quiet the nolse, ‘but the | it St 2 escrow = after October 8, up to 6:30 PM. October 11. New Buildi M. L. Sullivan, 911 Grant avenue north- danger may be there ‘just the DR SALE—PAIR OF Cor: A_ PERPECTLY | Mails for the SOCIETY ISLANDS, per ship City avew Bur ding, west; $1,250. For estate of M. L. Sullivan, Your © snk sores EMULSION of | wuitched pair of chestnut cobs: xentle, kind, per- | of Papetti, from San Francisco, close bere daily 1327 F St. N.W. 2204-2206 9th street northwest; $1,400. For (e h ate git is not a congh 5 aecuy rapier ees oo one ot the wont ay Aes 25. ae sun ares or of . . Edward Graves, lot 12, block 14, Brock- ough, She symptorss, Dat Itvaees une |» give them, proper exercise, Nadress box 148, Star y and the schedule of chosingy is ar land, D. C.; $1,000. stren h to, the ody so that ie | _efllee. ae ie (on, the, presumption of thelr uninterrupted PERCY S. FOSTER, ae able to throw off the disease. WR SALECONE CLOS TARRIAG 7 overland transit. i Denthi ola Vetcwan: Put up in 50 cts. $1.00 ‘sizes. 4 rons SPS Bitond SSrpeeerd Fyne af? Reeistered’ mall closes at 10:00 A.M. some Manager. Thomas L. Salkeld, a veteran of the late | | mtz & Co., oto eta Ea ae «b) Registered mail closes at 1:00 P.M. same day. | _ 8¢24-tf FOR EXCHA a light dayton. st. bw. FOR SALE—CHEAP—A VERY STYLISH PAI OF (c) Registered mail closes at 6: a{® Resistered mail closes at . Registered mail clows at 1:00 P.M. Tuesdays war, who for several years had been em- ployed in the pension office, died last night at his residence, No. 821 4th street north- 497 PA-AVE,, adjoining ¥ GET THE BEST— A SE A. P. tional «Hotel. 3 i = EVRY, 3 | & | ‘ ¢ \\ ee hf} Pind SEE e . y F- = 5, e y - a “ Another * ™m: ces: 4 d Saturdays. ecst. Mr. Salkeld was closely identified s¢ d H 9 [sorrel horses; absolutely fearless, cepectally of | Md Sate JAMES P. WILLETT, Postma - with Kit Carson Post, G. A. R; Hiram | COMCOM AMMESS. | stern nd locity; perfect drives, sinle or | %622 —_¥ : -|Removal Bargain. Lodge, No. 10, F. A. A. M.; Cammack | Fine Trunks, Bags, Pocketbooks and Leather Goods. seen at HARVER'S LIVERY| POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. Bites jabs ie pee oR 2 Srearee = = = SSS, - ae = E. &. RANDALL’ ‘OMAC RIVER LINE. $350 ae sneer i Mpnignt bites; Perseverance Lodge, No. 2, I. 0. G. HACKNEY OOB MARE; AND! MA iN = T., and with other organizations. The CITY ITEMS. ry handsome, Also trap and harness. | Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave River to Pano, of a celebrated make—in fcneral will take place Monday afternoon e. 1229 Pa. ave. SeZB-5t ¥iew wharf Sundays, Tuesd end Thursdays at $225. French welnut case—a bargain at 2 o'clock, and the interment will be made NS IN FALL, CARRIAGES For | 5,2-™, laniling at Colonial Beach, Chapel Point, for some one. Two Attractions at John Lynch's, and all wharves as far down as Lower Machodoc. at Arlington. aod Returning on Moudays and Wednesdays at 9 p.m, “Sam's Wedding,” the photo, and Rock- —--— Sep Re on and pronglam, in | and on Fridays about 3:30 p.m. ~D. G. Pfeiffer & Co., The Special Excursion Tickets ee ee BEY eC PIB eae OU FAL suas Tae ¢ UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE aed : eles; also a cou é : se24-20,tf 417 ITH ST. N.W. ‘To Baltimore via the Pennsylvania rail-| You Don’t Work Sunday, Do You? plete stock: of fancy panel and open business | WASHINGTON,*D. C., TO GLYMONT, MD., + * Sund. % wagors, K. PROBEY, 1220 32d st. nw. ‘and intermediate landings, JOHN F. ELLIS & oo. road for $1.00 next Sunday will be good in| ‘Then drop us a postal about papering | "22° 934 ee! SAM'L J. PENTZ, daily except Sunda; —— aoe: each direction on all trains except the | your rooms. Only $2 up. Nolte, 810 9th st. es = ST as | ato am Reusing choses pm “4 The Old Hi Congressional Limited.—Advt. Seeger eee “| JUST ARRIVED FROM LEXINGTON, KY, 6] “Dl Staver accommodations first-tlass, Freight re- ie Reliable coupe horses, 6 driving horses; also ohe pair of aon Fs : Z SSS SSS Go to the Day horses, 1G hands high? ail’ fen tee oe aot | ceived until the hour of sailing. PIANO HOUSE Fall and Winter Millinery. PHILADELPHIA OYSTER HOUSE and electric ears, € seen ES. RANDALL, < at JOHN SIM- : . 2020-68 ESTABLISHED 1852. and you will see a sight worth looking at.1* y ig is b cur own premises, No. 937 Pennsylvania aveme ee Chas. Sehneider Baking Co.'s Proprietor and Manager. GEO. O. CARVINTER, General Agent, Washington. WM. Mrs. C. Stiebel’s “opening” will take place Tuesday and Wednesday of, next ‘Can MONS’ STABLES, 1204 Ohio ave. SPECIAL SALE OF BUGGIES, TRAUS, SURRKYS, a 3 sage 4 M. REARDON, Agent. Alexandria. se13-2uzf | 2 > strect n.w.—four siorics—the whole week. Her selections this season are un-| new stands in Center market foday,| Reeder ee Oe on ee THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT CO. gy ee Pianos, usually attractive and represent the latest | Just inside 7th st. entrance, landsome| jyl4-4d. st. Dw. Summer schedule in effect June 1. Mason & Hamlin Organs, small mastenl instro- productions of the leading New York, Lon- | Souvenir free to all. it — Sey ES Sey = a Soir ott pe. = = 4 = = =| & complete stock of Sheet a —_—_—_-—_—_ —_ wi ve st. wi eve ‘. lusical Merebat don and Paris millirers. RozalGinemiwalings tick everything. i0c. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS sunday at 4pm for Baltimore and river Tandines. Everything end yy TEES 3 = eamer Sue will kave ev vat 4 p.n. | sousble prices and Dangers of Carbolic Acta. POPE he ae ge IR FOR SALE FINE MALE COLLIE PUPS. 134 | gor river landings as far as. Miller's Wharf | terms. He sure you come ami nt, Accommodating From the Baltimore San, | Royal Headache Powders:¢curé. 10c. iar sine woe SQUARE TiANOSEEaDy mith'a creck) and cve:y Monday at 4 pan. for wees mt Z 1 es vi .G | Bal Et ve tuned, repaired, moved and packed. ‘The Syracuse (N. Y.) board of health has | _™25-m.w.t,stt “s & C, . Deckers, Webers, Chickerings, Knabes— terms, $3, $4 aod $5 monthly. F. G. 1225 Fa. ave. se25-3t esenger accommodations strictly first-class. = altives freight must be John F. Ellis & Co. found it necessary to warn citizens against - ‘SUN & BRO., Agents. ¥ ¥ the promiscuous and reckless use of car- LADIES GOODS. SSE Office, 910 Pa. ave. Telephone 745. St | as: CSR RERIOU Fiano Rooms bolic acid as a disinfectant or as a cleans- | Ware AND BLACK @ACINDONEUPIN FIRST TANK, 2,600 GAL.; TOWER, ‘85° FT.; $40. STEAMER “WAKEFIELD, 3 = - ing wash for simple wounds. Even when | . ¢ style;olace curtains a specialty. | °2>8t___OSCAR 1. JOHNSON, Rockville, Md. FOR POTOMAG RIVER LANDINGS, diluted the acid is dangerous. Carbolic | Irish point curtains stented like’ sew, toe, and | FOR ‘SALE—HYACINTHS, TULIPS, CHINESE | L@2ves Washington, D. C. (ith st. ferry wharf, Te. pair. VIBOUD'S OLD. STAND, | lilies, crocus, narcissus and oluce fall bulbs; also | Mondays, 7 a-m., ° for intermediate, landings to acid taken internally is a rapidly fatal| Tis iit Ben ws sels-ine "| all sacs dower pote and plant stemis. SCHANID'S | Coogtal a = IRD STORE, 712 poison. Its use externally as a wasn, or Creck, Abell’s, Leonardtown, Stune's, Howard's, taunt’ ohvhuient in “perouse dniea Keno tae eee ding wo nay batind | FOR RALE-PUGR-HOCNOR SH | Coe a FOR RENT. a by re 2] IN , ST. IN. \H., within judicious lrnila Somreqne eg eet | Sine ORGAN. eer ster eat bey peace | eee, SALE Puce terriers, collies,, puppies; sles | Colosial Beach, Beniinecd. Wok tea eee . 4 dilute acid ‘sometimes as awash te Lig | Mr HORGAN, a Uw who are | Angora and’ Maltese cats. SCitMIDS BUD | Cconardiown, Abia, Nowinl Greek Piney pone Ta a, Wincdec"aerma Praag bs tinier sh practical furriers. 1, CUNNINGHAM, STORE, 712 12th st. n.w. se2t-zw | St. George's Island, Smith Creek, Coan and Xeoco- ge ee Fo or yo a EG Fon Sine A NRW EDRAVER wotmsons | wie we PEI, CN ol Bem og of healing 2 wound it retards healing, if ACCOUNTANTS, few Matias ental rere ores bet a Caters Each, inatoeed eee tee paced Prenag-e te Fin RENTING. ae of excessive strength, and Brodnces local $25 cash, Call at 2602 Liste geaaate’’ | Nomini Creek. “y gangrene. Even a weak solution, if too : wer Scbedule tn effect September A Jong, applied, fs said to produce gangrene: | 'um, "i" afamuetac teas an Maa BAe: | "or RAE pen BE QEEeAS AO. tsar | Sse went oe pea PRICES MOST MEABONABLE, rn as lest | books examined, wande, statements pre-| _celed. F. H. W., Star office.” se2s-ote | = = te am among the well-informed some of the repu- | pared: accounts a 3 mpecial aystems: dev: % IAN AND AN tation {t once had. There are various dis-| sel0-dit me eh | POR SALG—FINE STEINWAY RRUARS GEAND ._PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ Infectants that are more elicit sed fete |= GENS -| Bais Zee | pri ghts half pri Wm. Knabe & Co., langercus, TTGRNEYS.: - 2406 14th st., bet. 12 und 1, 5 and 6. ne28-3t* ts a price nace = 2 SEW PROCESS—BEST OF x OF 22 Pa. Ave. Ww roeeroererennnboeereompeg | CAMPRELL CABRINGTON, ATTORNEY-ATLAW, | fee pots, made of clumimm: &on $5 monthly payments. oe Ave. N.W. mee Tealdenes No. 3 Mouut Vero and figutes. At ALUMINUM STORE 1a36 Fe, |, We have four or five H Vanos "1 You ae t? New ave. and 9th st. nw. | sel8 ave. 0.W., coi! ith, 3m. io our saghch ae aul fone out at GooD REASONS ly roast ‘um sopaiqane ea 5 — =| FOR SALE — ‘a $5 monthly payments, “s UNDERTAKERS. ~ desk; ‘TOP Fentlng stock than’ we need For And toast *um, But be sure Rspert specialist tn the etal