Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1897, Page 10

10 THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1897-14 PAGES. LOCAL MENTION AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. In the Name of the Academy of Mu: Czar. Bijou Theater.—High-ci Columbia Theater. “Cymbeline.” cialti Mather in 2 House.—“On the Bowe Lyceum Theater.—Al Reeves” Big Show. yette Squa Opera Hous D'Arville Comic Opera Com; “Peg Woffington. New National Theater.—Wilton Lac! in “The Royal Secret. Willard Hall.—Exhibitic _ EXCURSIONS TOMORROW. of the Biograph tz for Glymont t #80 a.m, for Coler -m. Norfolk and Steamer Samuel and inte Steamer He Beach and ris Steamer Newport Fortress M Trains le: avenue for Arlington 8 pm Train avenue a.m., 12 hourly from S$ a.m. to vania uw vennsy 0, 10 ASANT RENDE; API vous for ladies when down town shopping is Fusseli's) Cafe. Redecorated—congenial, cozy. Econvmicall, midday menu 2 New York ave. ston’s, p. 5 Amatet ‘cursion to the Blue Ri y mountains, charge of com- Train leave to Harpe Cumberland, 1 November ark room 4 for develo prov : negatives. Special rates at vario! Saturday the police made 103 arrests. even colored and foriy- s among the victims. females arrested. ed were lock = Works, TRADING Daniel one Hoben, a rs old vest, met aftern ain elev: nee. truck on the iron bolt that fell from an upper sto: The physicians at Freedman’s Hespital focrd that only a scalp wound had been inflicted. K YS FINE COFFEES. Mandehlinz Java and Arabian Mocha have no equai. Svzars at cost. . KENNY, 7 City Store: Spring Lamb, New Y Delmonico Steak. JOHN R. KELLY, sth st. wing, Center mkt. Corned Beef a specialty. Ausiin Stone. nine ye: eld, was knock- ed down cle rid, by J. W. Bri 3 Holmeal avenve. 1 street w to his home friends. CITY AND DisTRICT. Sumerous Infractions of Lav. us from the record of the Police Court tcday, the national capital w no means an idea! cc ity. as re amu peace and gocd order, Saturday night. Those arrested for unlawful assembly oisterous cursing and i e Birdie Wilson, William Johnson, John Thomas, Benjamin Que John Heiss, John All Grace Jackson and Jo umes S. Leizeen, wyhn were ulgi: HH. Westbrook. Huck John > — We Are Proud of Our Goods! And will convince » have rea to be. $14v buys a nest creamery butter produced. Jame: Oyster, So Pa. w Center and F Newsies Fort lateral. For erying the names of papers day and thereby violating a police regu- lation, Thomas Heaney, Amos Green and Na Merman, y Poli forfeited % ch called for trial to Court. when the Poi wa: y in the ed Stock at Auct ntinued dep ve., are tor sell their entire » jewelers, 1 from business, and stock at public auction, beginning Thurs day, October 28, at m.—Advi. eS Unlicensed Bar. Macon Harris, colored, the proprietor of a small eating establishment at 1th and C streets, was arrested yesterday by Fo- liceman Schuyler of the first precinct and charged with conducting an unlicensed bar. When the case was called for hearing to- day in the Police Court, Harris demanded a trial by jury — Trustees sell at auction tomorrow afternoon oclock a lot im- proved by » house on E street b tween 19th and 20th streets. advt. for particulars. . ——__ Renefit of Relief Fund. The Laiies’ Aux! eran Legion, No. jary to the Union Vet- of this city is plan- ning to give an entertainment very soon for the benefit of its relief fund. Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey has been elected prestdent to fill the vacancy caused by the r tion of Mrs. Ford, signed to accep! of nation: Mrs. Mu retary Laura Thompson, and both presi¢ eretary were recently installed into by the national president, Mrs. Merv Tanner. ———— In Behalf of the Railroad Men Some of the citizers living in the neigh- borhood of the terminals of the Metropoli- tan and Great Falls railroads at Prospect avenue and 36th street, West Washington, dissent from the complaints against the conductors and motormen, especially in re- spect to the charges of disorder and pro- fanity. “This reflection upon the conductors ani motormen of the Metropolitan and Great Falls roacl said Mr. R. J. Southworth of and Prospect avenue this morning, I believe, no foundation in fact. I have traveled on these cars nearly every day since they passed our house; I have been on our porch at «ll hours of the night, within the sound of the voices of any one in the vicinity of the cars of the two roads, and I never heard any profanity or boister- ous language from the conductors or mo- tormen. I have always found their conduct orcerly and gentlemanly.” a Sentenced for Burglary. James Sharp, alias Smith, colored, was sentenced by Chief Justice Bingham Satur- day to two years’ imprisonment in the New Jersey state prison at hard labor, he hav- ing pleaded guilty to breaking into the dwelling of Wendelin Busch the night of the 6th instant. PLEAS OF THE UNFORTUNATE Numerous Applicants for Relief Today at the District Sanitary Office, Aid Sought in the Effort to Reach Distant Friends—Cases of Insanity. Sanitary Officer Frank was the busiest man in the police department this morn- irg. A few minutes after his office ‘was opened there was scarcely standing room there owing to the presence of a large number of applicants for assistance. Some vaunted to go to hospitals, others wanted transportation and still others were look- ing after the interests of sick or insane friend: William Ferguson and his wife were among those who sought assistance in th way of raliroad transportation, and they were not sent away disappointed. Both were poorly dressed and a small bundle carried by them contained their earthly possessions, in addition to what they had on their backs. They looked tired and weather beaten and were extremely grate- ful for the assistunce rendered. According to their statements Ferguson and _ his young wife tramped from Frederick, Md., to Alexandria, spending Saturday night in the latter city. He said they went to Alexandria because he expected to find friends there, but not succeeding, they came here and spent last night in the crgetown police station. They were fur- ed transportation to Lynchburg. Husband Deserted Her. Mrs. Jennie Sorrell, twenty years old, and a wife of twelve months, was also an applicant for transportation. She said she had tramped through the mud all the way from Balttmore, and her condition was such as to leave no doubt as to the truth of her statement. She had lived in Vir- ginia, she said, near Eagle mountain, not far from Clifton Forge, and a year ago she married a man whom ske said was a clock and sewing machine repairer. She went to Baltimore with him, where she declares he deserted her a few days a Being among strangers and without funds, she did not know what to do. Finally she concluded to start toward her old home in Virginia, ne reached here she was 3 She had not even a change of her husband having left her in a very dition. Sani- tary Officer Frank had her cared for at the Florence Crittenden Home, and today she was sent back to Virginia. In Search of Work. Mrs. Annie Gardner and her son Richard, fifteen years old, vw e among the for- tunates who had to be cared for. Saturday night. after wandering about the city in the rain, they called at police headquarters and asked for a place to sleep. They had come here from Dranesville, V i eighte jles from here, hoping some employment, but having failed in this they were forced to cali on the police for assistance. At headquarters they were referred to the Central Union Mission, and when they reported that they were unable to get accommodations there, they were sent to the first police station! They were given comfortabie quarters and plenty to eat, but they refused to return to Drane: ville. This morning, however, they co sented to go to Langley, Va., where they have friends. hospital cases were at! und two cases of insar itary e case of Jame: lives on K One nge conduct I hi sterda 1 upon a certifi of Drs, Nevitt < le he was committed to Elizabeth for treatment. The other in that of Thomas R. Fewkes, in the asylum before. —— Book sale at Sloan's t —Advertisement. a Meeting of Steam Engineers. N 1 Union of Steam Engineers heid its regular ng Fric ning in the hall at th iness Men's Club,on G street northw P. McCr: chair. re added to ¢ roll and two and referred to the proper committee. Th acuon of the Central Labor Union at i last meeting in placing two business hous: en the unfair list was indorsed. —_> Money to loan at 5 per cent interest and 1 per cent co: jon. Thos. J. Fisher & x 4 F dvt. > jceman's Li an William fe case ¥ who had been ght—rain or shine. = Broken. Ow of the fifth precinct, who does duty in Anacostia, fell from his bie! near 2d and streets southe aturday and broke his left leg below the knee. vement His bicycle slipped on the the a to Prov led by Dr. 522 4th street Ramsburgh southeast They Will File Statemenin. The eleven discharged employes of the fourth ision of the government p office, alled on the civil commis: to protest mst the tion of public printer as a violation of the civil service rules, statement with the comm r,_ giving the particulars of the discha While all of these discharged employes of the gov- ertment printing office are, it aid, dem- cerats, It is claimed by them that 68 per cent of the men employed in that division are republicans. > A Washington Boy's Success. Mr. Clark Morrison, the son of Mr. John Morrison of the eastern division, pension office, has passed bis examination for ad- mission to Johns Hopkins University, Bal- timore, Md. Mr. Morrison received so high a rating in his examinations that he was especially compiimented upon the prepara- tion he He will take a four years’ cou. engineering. aS Secular League Elects Officers. The annual meeting of the Secular League was held last evening and officers for the ensuing year elected as follows: President, Hyland C. Kirk; vice president, Carter; treasurer, Miss White, re- elected; secretary, W executive committe V. B. Johnson and Coleman on as a Revolu- In the discussion which followed, . Birney and Messrs. Steiner and Kirk partictpated. re Mrs. Richmond's Discourse. Mrs. Cora L. V. Richmond preached yes- terday mornmg before the First Spirit- walist Association on “Spirit Involution and Eveiution.” I am Emphatic In my erders to my grocer for Cleveland’s Baking Powder. If he sends anything else but Cleveland’s back it goes, and he knows it. Mrs. L. C. P. Right—grocers make a fair profit on Cleveland’s Baking Powder; if they urge something else they want more than a fair profit at your ex- pense. Lutz & Co., Horse Blankets, Lap Robes And everyhting for HORSE ‘and ‘STAB! Sole agents for the “‘Concord. Harness."* o0-12d 407 Pa. ave. n.w., adj. Nat'l Hotel. ANNOUNCES NEW RULE. Judge of Police Court Will Permit No Discrimination. Judge Mills today in the Police Court made an announcement from the bench to members of the metropolitan police force, which was, in effect, an order to hereafter bring into court the men who figure in the cases of women arrested for enticng for purposes of prostitution and on charges of a similar character. It has been the tule in the past to permit the men t8 de- part unmolested, while the women were compelled to bear the brunt of the prose- cution. “Why didn’t you bring in the man who was with this woman?” asked Judge Mills of a policeman who was the complaining witness in such a case today. “I knew of no law on which to detain him,” replied the policeman. ‘Hereafter you may charge the men with vegrancy, or hold them as witnesses,” sug- gested the ccurt. “I want them brought in by all means.” ——__—_— Book sale at Sloan’s tonight—rain or shin2. —Advertisement. —_—.—__ COMMITTEES TO CONFER. Meetings Arranged by Executive Com- mittee of Good Templars. The executive committce of the Grand Ledge, I. O. G. T., of the District has ar- ranged a series of conferences of tke com- mittees of th> several subordinate lodges, to be keld during the month of November. This month has been selected for the rea- son that with November the Gcod Templar year begins. Careful preparation is being made for these conferences, which, the committee believes, will prove to be gceatly beneficial to all Who attend, and to the lodges gen- erally. AN will be free to ask questions, present ne~7 ideas and views, and partica- larly to tell of the methods which have been successful in the several lodges. Bach conference will have a leader, but his office will only be to conduct the meet- Ing, leaving those present to do the talk- ne. _Appended to the call are lists of ques- tions pertinent to the work of the several committees. Each one who attends a con- ference will be furnished a note book free, and will be expected to make copious notes. ‘The several committecs and the leaders assigned to cach are: On absent members, A. N. Canfield; finance, Edward H. Joni on care of sick, Jesse C. Suter; good of the A, E. Shoemaker; Juvenile Temple, public meetirgs, John’. mmittee, Arthur G. Bishop; current events, Henry F. Smith. The conferences will be held during No- er, 1807, as follo Juvenile Tem- Monday, Sth, Friendship Lodge, mple, h and H_ streets northeast; finance, Tuesd: Lodge, Potomac avenue southw y, Mh, Good Will 1lth and Maryland ent members, Thurs- « llth, Silver Siar Lodge, Good Tem- * Hall, Tenleytown; current events, Tuesday, 161 Minnehaha Lodge, Society Temple, 5th and G streets northwest; good of the order, Wednesday, 17th, Columbia Lodge, Society Temple, 5th and G streets northwest; Room, Tuesday, 23d, Liberty d I streets southeast; public th, Independent Lodge, sist street below M re of sick, “th, Rescue Hall, street northwest Lodge, Potomac Hall, ilth and Maryland avenue southwest. The circular letter issued is signed by Acting Grend Secretary R. H. Campbell, attested by A. E. Shoemaker, grand chief templar. —— NEARLY ALL FREE FROM DEBT. Condition of Affairs Among Oklahoma Farmers, D. Hummer, president and manager ef the Perry (Oklahoma) Mercantile Com- pany, and one of the leading business men of that place, is here. Mr. Hummer was rivate secretary to Assistant Secretary Webster Davis while the latter was mayor of Kansas He has lived in Okla- homa a y ves an encouraging account of bus here. “The farme he said, “being unable to get clear titles to their land promptly, upon Settlement on them, we ble to mort- . Which they might have done. companies lost so much s by making loans before sg d_ given a final title to the lands, that they refused to place money in Oklahoma except on such large margins that it was not worth the while of the farmer to borrow. Of course, the farmer could not get money to stock his farm as thoroughly as he might have done, but they managed to get along, and the result is that nearly every farmer in Oklahoma Is free of debt. The big profits which camte to them with a rise in the price of wheat has given them all good bank accounts,which they are If anybody will get an answe Fraternal Visitation. Members of Friendship Lodge, No. 11, I. ©. G. 'T., were the guests Friday evening of Takoma Lodge, No. 17, of Takoma Park. Those who participated in the program ond the order of exercises were: Piano solo, Mazie Bergman; vocal solo, Miss Nel- King; reading, Mr. Elbert Warren; in- strumental music, Miss Lena Hartman; yeeal solo, Miss Bella Brooks of Garrett rk, Md.; recitation, Miss Nellie Bishop; vocal solo, Mr. Ross V e; reading, Mr. F. C. Bache; vocal solo, Mr. Chas. ickie~ ford; remarks by Chief Templar Mooers of Tako Lodg instrumental duet, i Mamie and Emma Bishop; vocal §clo, Mr. Byron Bond; reading, Mr. Hoyt Holton. Mr. C. N. Phelps of Star of Hope Lodge added to the enjoyment of those present by an exhibition of the graphophone. The Burnt Cork Club Quartet of this city were present. Their specialties were received with applause. Boe of 02 92 a OP-BS-GO Fall Changes HOW TO GUARD THE HEALTH IN ALL SORTS OF WEATHER, on of sudden changes, and peculiar dangers to” health, hot, but the nights are chilly. tomorrow cold. “A vietim ers or pheumonia. Keep on the safe side by purifying your blood and toning up your system with ? Hood’s Sarsaparilla > The Best—in fact the One True Blood Purtfier. éHood’s Pillsiisciss ye tage: “o-oo SO Oe oe HOS Oe Se Orr GeO CITY ITEMS. Trading Stamps Given at Sewing Machine and Pattern and H sts. oc! Domestic Rooms, 7th f,m,wet che Powders cure. 10c, Royal Heada mh5-m,w,f,stf pcs IM THEATER. ALL THIS WEEK. Matinees: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Al.Ree ves’ Big Burlesque Company. ALL NEW FEATURES. NEXT WEEK—New York Vaudeville Stars and STEVE BRODIE—B. J. 0c25-6t WILLARD HALL. SEE THE JUBILEE VIEWS. CHANGE OF PROGRAM {DAILY 2:80, 4:0 AND 8:15 P.af. KKERNaN’s Lycl 0025-61 .T EVERY DAY 2 P.M. jou Theater. tiny sours pn HIGH-CLASS FAMILY PERFORMANCE. J. K. EMMETT, Assisted by Miss ANNA MORTLAND, EDWIN F. LANG. 10 Other Big Acts. 10c., 20c., 80c. Matinees, 10e., 20c. oc 25-6t THE NANSEN RECEPTION. Extension of €oustesy ‘to a Famous Arctic Bxplorer. Dr. Fridtjof Nansen, the celebrated arc- tic explorer, wilt arfive in this city to- morrow in ordervto be present at a recep- tion which will Be given in his honor at the Arlington Hotel! tomorrow night by the National Gedgraphic Society, of which he is an honorary member. While in this city he will be the ghest of the charge d’ affaires of the legatiom of Sweden and Nor- way, and will dime with Mr. Gardiner G. Hubbard, the president of the Geographio Society. He expects to leave the city Wednesday. The parlors of the Arling- ton Hotel will te handsomely decorated for the receptiom which will be given to- merrow night. The honorary reception committee, all of whom have accepted the society’s invita- tion to be present, consists of the Vice President, Secretary of State, Secretary and assistant secretary of the navy, the charge d'affaires of the legation of Sweden and Norway, the presidents of Johns Hop- kirs, Columbian and Methodist Universi- ties and the rector of the Catholic Uni- versity of America; Admiral John G. Wal- ker, U. S. N.; General John M. Wilson, chief of engineers of the army; Captain W. 8. Schley, U. 8. N., the leader of the Greely relief expedition; Engineer-in-Chief Melville of the Jeannette expedition, ex- Secretary of State John W. Foster, Mr. Jchn Addison Porter, secretary to the Pres- ident, and Mr. Morris K. Jessup of New York: ‘The executive committee of the board of managers in charge of the reception com- prises Gardiner G: Hubbard, president of the National Geographic Society; Colonel Henry F. Blount, General A. W. Greely of arctic fame; Mr. Charles J. Bell, Dr. David T. Day and Mr. Morris Baker. The press committee consists of Messrs. E. G. Dunnell, Robert J. Wynne, L. A. Coolidge, Walter B. Stevens ang E. E. Paine. Dr. Nansen has agreed to make a few remarks, and his address promises to be the especially interesting event of the evening. All who have read his book, it North,” will be gratifled to hear the great explorer and see the man whose modest narrative has thrilled the civilized world. Members of the National Geographic So- ciety have cards each admitting two to the reception, and a few extra tickets can be obtained by members for $2.50 each it the office of the secretary, Lieutenant Ev- erett Hayden. SS BURIED AT ARLINGTON. Remains of a War Veteran Transfer- red From Manchester, N. H. The remains of Lieut. Col. Samucl Ger- rish Langley of the 5th New Hampshire Volunteers were buried at Arlington Sat- urday afternoon, the Rev. E. Bradford Leavitt, pastor of All Souls’ Unitarian Chureh, officiating. Col. Langley, who was born at Nottingham, N. H., in 1825, died here April 28, 1869, his death being the re- sult of exposure incurred during his ser- vice in the army. Until last week his body rested in Pine Grove cemetery, Manchester, N. H., when it was disinterred and brought to this city for interment at Arlington, to- gether with the remains of an infant son, the War Department having given special permission therefor. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYs. DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF P ISES 1534 AND 1626 FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST. After coughs and colds the germs of consumption often gain a foot- hold. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, Station corner of Sixth and B streets, 1:80 AM. WEEK DAYS.—PITTSBURG EXPRESS, eee and Dining Cars Harrisburg to Pitte- 1050 A.M. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.—Potiman . = e 7 given to Sleeping, Dining, Smock! nd Ol m Scott’s Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil rthdal'im Cntr ose cate sate, Us ad als Mareisbing ‘to ‘Chicago, Cinciamatl, bodlansoalia, 3 3 : land decords of the District of Columbia, and at | Cir to Hartera et Toledo. “ Burtet Vario with Hypophosphites will not cure | Be rouuest, of the party ‘secured, we will sell at | 19:50 A.M. FAST LINE. Pattman Buffet Parlor auct “premises, on FRI. PAY, NOVEMBER FIFTH, 1897, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M, the ‘following described real extate, situate in the’ city of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: All of lot twenty-two (22), in the subdivision of part of square numbered four hundred and seventy-eight (478), made by Fugene Carvsi and others, assignees of Jam Car to Harris: Buttes " Harrts- —. to Pittsbu: ee 8:40 P.M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. aplecbing Car Washington ‘to St. Louis and Slevplng and Dining Care Harrisburg to St. Louis, Nastville (vie Cincinnati» and Culcago. MM. ERN EXIRESS,—Pi eep- ng Car to Pittsbur Crt every case; but, if taken in time, it will cure many. Even when the disease is farther as per plat recorded in Liber H. "D.C. Ceviast. Die te tte ee - of the records of the office of th : “M.S sd ae % the District or ~ Bites rp ce of ie Surv 7:0) FM. SULTHWESTERN ~EXPRESS.—Pull. Also part of original lot numbered ten (10), in square numbered fonr hun- dred and seventy-seven (477), contained within the following metes and bounds: Kegiuning for the same on 5th street, forty (40) feet worth of the southeast corner of said lot, and runuing thence rorth: on sald street twenty (20) feet; thence west ninety-three (93) feet four and one-half (4%) inches, thence south twenty @0) feet and the ty-three (98) f-ct four and ote-balf (4 the place of beginning. ‘Terms: One-fourth (4) cash; balance in one, and three years from date of sale, the deferred | 10.40 P.M. Feyments to be secured by deed ‘of trust upon | {lo and N advanced, some remarkable cures man Sleeping Cars W ry Pittsbs Harusbarg to St. Louis aed ‘Cincinaatl. Diving i and Cincinnati. Dining PACIFIC EXPRESS.—Pullman Slog _ ite Car to Pittsburg. as = A.M. for Have, Canandaigua, Rochester end Walls datly, except Sunday. M. for Elntra aud Renovo dally, except For Witlawsport daily, 3:40 T ve Willian mt, Rochester, N ie daily, ‘anandaigua, Rocheste ingara ‘Falls daly wy are effected. In the most advanced stages it prolongs life, and makes the days far more comfortable. Every one suffering from consump- alo au Pullman s Paice eee pet as ie a ES po op aturdase only foo : gt 6 per cent per annum, until paid, or all Pee Sie ass 50c. and $1.00, all druggists. ma "erm tober Sanilee cats gees eae Regular at toe Basin 2 ame Ctherwise the trustees reerve the right tor adve a fh, 8200, 9:4 SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. tise and resell the property at the risk amd cot | (uwlag Car) an of the defaults chaser. Purchaser's cost. Pune! JOHN JOY EDSON, JAMES E. FITC | rrustee 1ES W. WHELPLEY, | THOMAS DOWLING & Co., AUCTIONEERS ANG & CO. AU NEERS. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF PI ry, AS THE HOTEL OXFORD wa TH NEX THERETO, < pone » AT NORTHWEST COR All conveyancing at 3 P.M. Ou" Sauday, 11200 (Dining Car EXCURSIONS, ETO. Nees & ashington Steamboat Co. Every day in the year for Fortress Monroe, and 4:20 P.M. Vor Baltimore, 6 10:50, 11:00 4. 3:40 (4:00 Lin = ; REET AND NEW YORK AVENU! A — Pertolw, Newport News and all, pointe sonth RQRTUWEST AND “Tink SOUMIWEST CULE 3:40" (4:00 Litulted), 4:20, Euelanpesapowe > 'STREE ort 28, = Rewpors Newe "Norfolk ‘and "Washing. ORTHWEST, WASItT RG De iy eas ge ton’? on the following schedule: WITH THE ‘OF Creek Line, . and 4-36 P.M. Southbound. Northbound. WEST SIDE OF 147: + except Sunday.” 8 F Ly. Washington.7:00 p.m.| Ly. Portsmouth.5:50 p.m. TWO CORNERS, en Aunapoiis, 7200 ‘AM. iP ss mT 4:20 Ly. _Alexandria.7:30 p.m.|Lv. Norfolk... .6:10 p.m. Ar. Ft. Monroe.6:30 a.m.|Lyv. Ft. Monroe.7:20 p.m. Be Ar. Alexandria.6:00 a. P.M. da and 4 Atlantic In pursuance of an order of the S the District of Columbia, entered of October, 1897, in equity cause N ay. Sundays, 0:00 A.M. oast Line—Express for Flori ts shington.6:30 a.m. | virtue of the provisiui cert on Atlantic Coast Line, 4 3 bh new hotel, “Phe | dated Marci Sth, Ish) secrded Lads fally; Richmond only. 16 Hygela,” end Virginia Beach will find this | at folio B01 et ween ; Janta’ Spee the inost attractive route, insuring a com-| District of Columbia, and ay ieee Line, 4:40 ommedation for Quane PM. week days. NNECTIONS.. ton of cer- tain of the holders of the notes secured therehy, the undersigned will offer for sale fortable night's rest. tico, 7 Large and luxurious rooms, heated by team hie aw and fitted throughout with electric lights. Din- | front uf the ‘espay (via Delaware River Bridge, all- m1 r e > | O'CLOCK P. eb Rollowlug dase hart, 10x M., 12:45 P.M. weel ton and Norfolk afford. Tickets on sale at O. MOCK PML, the following desertbed 53 . situate in the city ct days and 11:35 P.M. daily. er of vorth one hundred ft ud running aloxg 1 1 two feet, se — §._ Express office, S17 Pennsrivanta avenue: | lumpia, Hucma ty For Cape May, 11:00AM. week days, 11-35 P.M. = bia, clo, 1421 Peinesivanta avenu Tumba, Known aud “a dally m = Nemes and Si bound steamers, where time | two hundred end, erase (5) th sauare numbered fhe station, 6th aoa . aehene ae — table, map, etc., can also be had. ad and twenty-two aning for | be left for’ the ch to destinati aaa eae ethers inlontionsdralisaimeliiaee Mec ie part of said lot one (1) at the southeast cor — nisted on application to the undersigned at the company's — ington, D. 6. Jy18-40d IN TAKE THB METI ‘AN LINE AND. THE ELECTRIC CARS AT THE AQUEDUCT BRIDGE FOR ARLINGTON, FORT MYER AND FALLS CHURCH. an7-3m,10 Que Be ee Plount Vernon, J. R. Woo! eral Pass. Ay: IMORE AND OWIO RAILROAD. je in & hex 102 a) harf, foot of 7th st., Wash- ‘Telephone 750. HAN, General Maaager. 7 in, thence we st BALt Leave Wasi: For Chic trains, 14 For Cit iuis aud Indianapolis, Ex- press, at tivuled Limited, 3:40" p.m, Express, 1 m. For Pirtsburg and Cleve lin from a point In the line of tunt ten (10) fect’ northeaster! Westerly corner of said lot one (1 easterly along said Tine drawn pei southwesterly line of said lot one ten (10) feet therefrom to New For us, Toledo and Detroit, 11: For Winchester and way etatlons, 4-00, 15:00 pom, For ‘New Orleans, Memphis, Birmingham, Chat- sald Ie said part’ of said lot fifteen (1 contained within the following 1 etes aud beginning for the same at the wortheast . tanooga, ville, Bristol ‘and Roanoke, 11:20 said let fifteen (15), said comer being : C ‘ ad ‘A northeast corner of said square, and runnin Seeping Cars. through, West along the Une of north Hi strect twel Timea, “weet Bare. rington an i) fest two and one-half (ig) inches, thence out ion sae nbs Hifty (9) fee thence west four (4) feet f a 2 inches, the south fifty (50) feet, thence east exandria. thirty-one (31) feet six and one-half (6K) inches to the line of Lith st. west, and then rth along the line of said 14th st. one hundred (100) feet to the beginning. ‘This property will be sold. as a whole subject to a prior deed of trust, dated I Station, Pennsylvania avenue and 18% street. For eciedule see H- H_ column, this paper. 1m; = Royal, The Absolutely Pure Baking Powder. Te Berlitz School Specializes the teaching OF SPANISH And furnishes every facility for the Suecess of its pupils. Its system of t this language—as well as German, French and Ttalian—makes It easily superior to the meth- ods ted by others. Callers welcomed. Circulars sent on request. Prof. Wm. Von Mumm, Prypticter ana 723 FOURTEENTH ST. N. W. peedy hing = d. and Sat. Mats., WILTON MR. LACKAYE In The Royal Secret SEATS NOW ON SALB FOR. tue createst Priday Afternoon —Banp— October 29,4 p.m. ON EARTH, BANDA ROSSA New York Herald— SIXT 9 ARTISTS. ‘oused enthusiasm. Times— Nothing finer. World—Above criticisin. New York Journal—Sousa may well look to urel: PRICES- $1.50, $1, Te. and 50c. ‘ext Weck—The Famous BOSTONIA: ACADEMY. sf.c0 aran 2 oe Advance. 50 and 7 —Those 25c. are choic ‘THE GREAT RI AN MELODRAMA, IN THE NAME OF THE CZAR. The Time Tack Safe. The Bs- ‘The Brave Young Am March to Siberia. ry. The Specialties in the Grand Ball Room Scene Sov. 1H, C, Miner's “HUMAN HBARTS.” 20,tf F. B. & O. 8. Metzerott, Mgrs. Columbia. Sign ‘e zinmernnn’ ae Special Engagement of the Distinguished Actress, MARGARET MATHER, AND HER ADMIRABLE COMPANY, Presenting the Following Repertoire of ‘Shakes- arean and Standard F TONIGHT _AND TOMORROW NIGHT ONLY, CYMBELINE, The Greatest Scenic Eroductlon of the Century. ved. eve. and Sat. Mat.—ROMEO AND JU! 5 Thur, eve. THE HONEYMOON, ©) JOLIET. Fri. e¥e—DEWORAL. Sut, eve.—Double bill-NANCE OLDFIELD LADY OF LYONS. = pai Prices, 25, 50, 75c., $1 and $1.50. t Week—Van Biene, in “A MUSICIA MANCEL” 'S RO- of 0025 Lafayette ! Wea. unt Set’ Sats, ‘The Queen of Comic 0) CAMILLE D’ARVILLE, ‘OMIC OPERA CO., In Harry B, Smith's and Victor Herbert's Latest PEG "“WUFFINGTON, Interpreted by one of the largest Comic Opera Compantes traveling, Including Albert Hart, Hugh Chilvers, Snitz Edwards, K- W. Guise, ‘Maude Courtney, Nettle Lyford, Ada Somers and Rose e. ‘eok—HERBERT KELCEY and EFFIE Next SHA GND OPERA HOUSE, KBRNAN & Ri Managers. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY at 2. Direct trom the eater, New York, # Davis & Keogh’s Phenomenal Production, On the Bowery Introducing “CHUCK” CONNERS, King of the Bowery. FRANK BUSH, the Renowned Mimic. ‘The Thrilling Leap From Brooklyn B; Queer Gharncters of the Bowery. 0) Duse® and the New snd Special Scenery and Efects, NEXT WEEK. MARIE WAINWRIGHT 0c25-6t in “Shall We Forgive Her."” os EXCURSIONS, ETO. “~ Special Excursion to Colonial Beach and ’ Somerset Beach, TUESDAY, NOV. 2. Steamer ARROWSMITH leaves 8 a.m., arriving home 8 p. ickets, 5 Meals and refreshments on bos” oeasete —— Puary 26, 18%, -and. recorded ‘in Liter pan. Sund: ar = ‘one of the land records afores For Frederick, AUCTION SALES. from Albert Gleason et ux. to Eugene Carus! and | 8:30 pam. Sonlage esas 1:15 A. B. Brown, trustees, t of $85,000 to The Americ Conipa perc which r ilagerstown, $10:00 acti. and + ‘or Boyd and way points, week days, 5:30, 7:05 pam. Sundays, 9:00 au. secure an indeb a Security amd with Interest thereon rate tum per annum, pays 1 said indebtedness is “evidenced = THIS AFTERNOON. RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & ©O., AUCTIONEERS. e owas nts, week days. SES’ SALE OF eve . 3:00, 4:30, 4:33, 5.30, 5:35, N THE CITY ¢ five years th Sundays, 9:00 a.m., 1:15, 4:33, KNOWN AS HOL ms of sale: NORTHW’ balance in t tugion Jcuetion and way pointe, 8:00 By virtue of a Supreme Court of 5:80 p.m, week days; 9:00 aut, 1:15 the Distriet of Colum! ed in equity cause docket Jes It. Cruit et al. LINE FOR NEW YORK AND mplainants snd Walte Cruit et al. are A property, or all PHILADELPHIA. respondents, the undersigned trustees will offer for | chaser. A deposit ‘of one thousa All trains {Muminated with Pintseh lghi sale at publ auction, In front of the premises. will be required at the time of For delphia, York, soston ON THURSDAY, THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF | complied with within ten days East, . A.D.” 1807, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., the south 24 feet front by the full depth thereof of original lot 8, tn square 343, tin- proved by three-story brick dwelling No. 727 11th Street northwest. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash, the residue in one, two and three years from the days of sale, to be evidenced by the hotes of the pureisers, to be secured by deed of trust on the premises sold, with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from the day of sale, inter- est payable semi-annually, or all cash, at the op- tion of the purchasers. A deposit of $500 will be wise the undersigned will resell t risk and cost of the defaulting ys" notice by public advertl ing, notarial and recording fees at purc For further information apply. to. H. ROZIER DULANY, ‘Trustee, 1320 F st. naw HOWARD P. MARSHALL, Traste G00 13th st. a. dass," 7:05, 9:00 0 Diving € 6203 Dining Car) 12:01 night, Sleepin ° 10:00 o'clock. “Additional trains for Philadelphia, Week days, daily. 8:00 p.m. Buffet Pastor Cars on all day trains, For Atlantic City, 10200 a.m., 12:00 noon, 40 and 3:00 p.ln, week days. 12:40 p.m. ‘Sune day For Cape May, 12:00 noon, tExcept Sunday. *Dally. xixpress trai MORGAN H. BEACH, Atty., B44 D st. n. d&as Sunday only. 3 Baggage called for. aud required at the time of sale, Terms to be com- ees ip ten plied with within fifteen days from the day vO BR H theket otf 61 Pec pla of sule, otherwise the trustees reserve the right ICK FOUNDRY, Aoghesse PN ge pa to resell the property at the risk and cost of the | 1219 AND 1212 D STREET NORTHWEST Kopi ave, an Lath at aud at Depot defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing, recording, | Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme | WM. M. GREENE, D. B. MARTIN, court of the District of Columbia, passed on the Gen. Manager. 15th day of February, A. D. 1897, "In Equity Cause No. 18005, wherein Frederick inants and Charles B. : ints, We, the undersigned trustees, will ublic auction, In frout of the premises, on OCTOBER TWENTY-FIPTH, AT HALE- etc., at the cost of the purc 4 Mer. Paes. Trattie. Note.—For a more particular description of the property mentioned above, reterence is made to the decree passed in the ‘above cause, and which will be read at the time of the sale. W. H. SHOLES, 410 Sth st. nw. E: se7 SOUTHERN WalLWay, Schedule in effect October 10, 189 AM trains artive and leave at Peuisylvaala pas- seuger stetion . PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., all that certain piece AM ¥.—Loral tor Danville, Charlotte HESS EOTEE OF parcel of laud, situate ii the elty ‘of Washing. | ond way starions. | Gonoects at Mauusaas for Strase CHAS. W. DARI. ton, in the District of Columbia, and known and | burg, Harrisonburg and Staunton, dally except mo SSS ee distinguished as and being part of lot numbered | Sunday, and at Lynchbarg with the Nortulk and FLEMMING J. LAVENDER” fourteen (14), in square numbered two hundred and | Western daily, and with the Chesapeake aud Onto “Le Droit building, hinety-three (3), beginning at the north , «fue Sataral Bridge and Teincto, 2 e " thence south on 3 AM. F. y iS CH Trustets, | Hey hunt thirty-eight 38 feet nd MAIL. Carries Pullman Buflet Sie == ; be (OTHE SALF OF LOT 8, SQUARE 345, IS ee = pee ksouville, calt MONDAY, THE TWESTETIPET DAY OF Oc. | He 5) fect and thre Springs, N.'C.;_ Kuoas ville, T for Auzw New OF ham and Mei Orleans without ze. ducted Tourist Excuision 1 thence east fourteen (14) thence north elghty-thre three-quarters (4%) Inches, and thence west fifty six (56) feet and nine and one-half (14) inches to the place of beginnii Terms of sale: TOLER, A.D. 1897, AT FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of the premises W. H. SHOLEs, 410 5th st. n.w., JAS. 8, EDWARDS, rsonally pugh Sleeper on this he above roperty to be sold No, 500 Sth st. n.w., 1 very Weduesday to Francisco with: : subject to a deed of trust for $5,000, dated the 2ist | train every We 7 a Francisco without eS a a ding, of February, A. D. 1806, and payable threo (3) years | chanse. | che bear beak ac 4 ae [GLa LANE after date, with Interest thereon at the rate of six 201 P.M.—Loca! ‘ont Royal, Strasburg ani Furaue J. LAVENDER: (8) per_centum. per annum. ‘The. purch: y | Harris ally, except Sunday. Le Droit building, rE. a ‘Trustees. 4:51 PM. P.M. over and above the amount of sald Incumbrance to De paid as follows, viz.: One-third to be pald in cash, and the residue to be paid in equal inst ments in one and two years from day of sale, w interest thereon at the rate of six (6) per centuta per annum until pald, the deferred payments to be Tepresented by the promissory notes of the pur- chaser or parchasers, secured by deed of trust upoa the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser or purchasers. A deposit of $300 will be Tequired at the tite of sale. All conveyancing and recording to be at the cost of the purchaser or Med wi iy.—Locat Hottessite, Iy.—WASHINGZON AND SOUTH- BULED LIMITE! a Vestibuled Siecpess, Dining ‘Cars ches. Pullman s New York Teun., via Ashevitle, Knoxville and New York to Tampa, via Charlotte, C Yannah end Jacksonville, and. New’ ¥ pis, via Birmingham ja Atlanta and) Mont, shington to FUTURE DAYS. C. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 1407 G ST. CHANCERY SALB OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS NO. 839 ELEVENTH STREET SOUTHEAST, “MPROVED BY A FRAME tue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed In equity cause Ni ; a ; bi *° | purchasers. If terms of sale be not coni ‘ flow, eon: “ot Srey forage St public auc: | In'ten days from day of sale the trustees reserve ave Washington & bidder, on WEDNESDAY, THE “TWENTIETH | the right to resell at the cost and risk of the de- e excet Sunda DAY OF, QCToME | Wot, at MALEVAST | CUS Lecold free and clear ot all taxes and in- | Laeaturgs and 6 5 FOUR O'C) < P.M.,’ the folio crib erty to be sold free and cle: 1 € d + 'T. PERCY MYERS, Trustee, iy from Round Hill, “daily, ex- m1. of Columb fept Sunday, rom Herudon, 8:34 am. dally, except , and known ‘as lot numbered’ nineteen (9) of C. W. King’s subdivision of Thomas Young's a La. ave. nw. or SIAM PENROSE, Trustee," | Sunday, tc Leesburg. mine (0) and ten CO), of original lot iuinbered gmo | o€12-Q&ds sol bo Bes Past at, atte Ma, togton, O42 an. £50 pn am Be pan. Walle, (), in square numbered nine bundred and seventy- | ¢>741p ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AG | Harris-nburg, 12°40 and $25 p.m. dafiy, cacept one (971). : a count of the inclement weather until FRIDAY, OC. | Sunda: -30 a.m, daily from Charlottesville. tn cashy onethird in one-year and duethird in two | TOBER TWENTY-NINTH, A.D. 1807, at the ‘same | | Tickets sleeping Car reservation und inf yriin- years, with interest, the purchaser to give his two | hour and place. | oy sryens trustee, Sou, enact ae promissory notes for the deferred payments, sald : 456 La. ave. nw. station. 5 W. BL notes to be secured by deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $100 will be required at the time of sale, All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. If terms of sale are not complied with within fifteen days from date of sale the trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of defaulting WILLAIM PENROSE,’ Trustee, oc25-d&ds _No. 209 St. Paul st., Balto., Md. RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS. TRUSTEES’ SALE_OF FRAME HOUSB ON WASH- WASHINGTON, ALEXANDEIA AND MT, Ni BalLWay. — INGTON STREET BETWEEN TAYLOR AND | FROM STATION, 13% STREET AND PA. AVE. purchaser. | AMES E. PADGETT, Trustee, ADAMS STREETS, ANACOSTIA, D.C. In effect May ¥, 1897, oc8-d&ds 319 44g st. aw. By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 1959, folio 307 et seq., one of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the re- quest of the party secured thereby, we, the under- signed trustees. will offer for sale, at’ public auc- ticn, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, the SOWING TO THE RAIN, THE ABOVE SALB 1s postponed until, SATURDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-THIRD, 1897, same hour and place. JAMES E. PADGETT, Trustee, p.m a ie | For Alexand~ia (Sunday onts), 8:00, eds 819 4% st. nw. | FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER, A.D. 1897, at FOUR . : y cS 2 aie rx | CCLOCK PM. the following ‘described real es- ee A Set OWING TO THE RAIN THE ABOVE SALE | tate, situate in’ the county of ington, in the Pe SSS ; erectne post ened until THURSDAY, OCTOBER | District of Colambla, to wit: Lot numbered five | Pop Rincas went wen Way Tad EERE TWENTY-EIGHT: same hour and place. | hundred and twenty-one (21) upon the official plat 3000, tos a ean oe Cos JAMES E. PADGETT, Trustee, | of Uniontown, together with all the iiprovements, om. 12:05, 1:15, 2:06, 0025-d&ds 319 4% st. n. RATOLIFFH, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS. rights, ete., thereon. Terms made known at time of sale. A deposit od Way Stati a Way, Stations (Sunday ees of $100 required upon acceptance of Wid. only): 9:00, 11-00 0, 434 TRUSTEBS SALE OF TWO-STORY, FRAME ee * AS ER, oy a ya DWELLING, KNOWN AS NO. 935 N STREET ace - BERGMANN,” | 8:09, #30,"9:00, ORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D.C. | _orlddedbe S. 2:40, 2:9 Under and by virtue of a deed of, trust, aa = Sees (poe aa May 24, 1888, and recorded in Liber 1321, folio 232 | RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEEL Sy Te Se a sunday Cee oe tne id Faucet ‘of the mente Keene, | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A NEARLY NEW TWO- | 12:00 noon, 12:30, cdg Mig? 2, 220, 3 pia. a e4 5 . AN 7 2 1, 4:80, 5:00, 5:30, 6:00, 6:50, 7 We will sell, at public auction, in’ front of. the See ee 3:30, 4:00, 4:30, 5: 30, 6:00, 6: N.E. COR. ITH AND I 8TS. 8.E. By virtue of a decd of trust, duly recorded in Liter No, 2178, follo 17 et seq., of the land records for the District of Columbia, and at the request premises, ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTH, 1897, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., lot’ numbered sixteen (16, in Davidson's recorded subdivision of square numbered three hundred und sixty-seven (867), to- p.m. checked free for passengers boldi clase ickets at station. “Bicycles, 25 conte cach ay the part he undersigned trus- | cups aN eae gether ‘with the improvements thereon, consisting teen wil onter for sale, by public auction, in front Tee Raltuway fa two-story frame dwelling house. ti . , THE” SECOND UGH ata OE ofrerms of sale. One-third cash, balance in one | Sat" oft eet ee AMSRICA, ALL TKAINS Vis NOVEMBER, A.D. 1897, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the following described real_estate, situate in the city of Washington, In the District MiskICa, ELECTRIC LIGHTED, STEAM HEAT: and two years, with Interest at ‘slx per cent per See ey TRAN vEATeD. ALG annum until paid, secured by deed of trust on the rty sold, or all cash, at the option of the | of Columbia, to wits, Lot mumierd forte-ten aa | TION SIXTH AND B STREETS. Hnrehaser. $300 down “at “ume of wale, “alt con- | fn “Albert 'BHince aod, ‘Walter Hieston's ath | gg, p Scmeduie 8 effect Mas 36 3807, Ferascing of la of persian, Terms to be co: | dvicon at gigi ots 4 wu Inioguare sn. | 2200.4", DAlta Coca and, Baul le ith fen ys a Prop- Te al ninety-five }, as sal of P; - \3 subdivision is recorded in the office ‘of the surveyor | 8 ,Cincinnatl, Lexington. | Loulsyille, Indianapolig resold at cost_of defaulting purchaser. sad “CHARLES W. HANDY, Trustee. JAMES, Trustee. DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. nd St Louis’ without change. Bad to Culeago. | Connects at Covington, Va, for t Spri Tio T.-M. DAILY —F FV. Limitea—sona train of the District of Columbia, in book 22, folio 15, ether with all the improvements, tights, de. ‘erms stated at the time of sale. A deposit of oc25-eokds CHARLES A. #100 required upon acceptance of bid. “Terms to be Cinelunatl, Pulimar’ sh ve aM TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK | {o™plied with in 15 days. All conveyancing, é&c., EXcington and Loulevitle witout changes Paik. DWELLING, NO. 2218 F STREET NORTE- | ™ set EDWARD 8. WESCOTT, man sot car to Vicginla Hot Springs, WEST, WASHINGTON, D. oe WAGER He without change —_ “I x Sunday. peatts cont virt jeed 5 . eet Obs ion of saat ie Soot ehorded he aber Nee att | _0c20-dkas Trustees. | Siceners Cincinn 11 to Chicago and St Lea, Oo 2:2) P.M. DAILY—For Gordonsville, Cha ville, Staunton and for Richmond daily eaceny Sunday. 16:57 A.M.. EXCEPT SUNDAY—Parlor car Washe on to Richmond and Richmond to Old For Other Auctions See Page 14. Columbia, I, as surviving trustee, will sell at We auction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, DAY OF NOVEMBER, 'A.D. 1807, aT QUARTER PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., lot num- Berea twenty-two G22. ig John White's subdivision CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY | Saitete via Penma.. It, F. and P. and C. and Te oS Sera . = ‘Rescrrations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohte it recorded in ither No. of] CHINA, JAPAN, AUSTRALIA, VANCOUVER, ie fecods cf, the fice of the sirveyor for the TLE, PORTLAND, TACOMA AND j gfices, $18 and 1421 ‘Peumeylvania avenue, and at District jum! Sax FRANCISCO, H.W. FULLER, ‘Terms of sule: One-third cash, balance in equal AND ALL POINTS ON LINE OF ; ents, In. one and two years from of ‘ST. PAUL AND SAULT ste, | -89!7-384 Passenger Agent. _ sale, with interest, se. MARIE RY. UNDERTAKERS. - DULUTH, SOUTH SHORE AND ATLANTIC RY. ‘Colonist cash, at tl et eee A deposit of | First-class Sleeping. Dini _ Re le. Conveyancing, etc., St. Paul, Minnea ns “ana Pace - W. R. S St, cost of purchaser. Terme of sale to be com: | AROUND-THE-W TOURS AT REDUCED - K. Speare, plied with in fifteen days from of sale, other- RATES. Wise the trustee reserves the right to resell the | WRITE FOR RATES, DESCRITIVE raupu-| Undertaker mer, Property at the risk and cost of defaulting pur- ETC. : (000 F Street Northwest, —, > WILLIAM A. GORDON, E.V, SKINNER Gm a. Brerything first-<Jass and_on the mes( 0020-déeds ~ ‘Surviving Trustee. | gy38-w,fm-tf 38S BROADWAY, ‘onic, | resscnable terms. call 360, jaT-tz