@ik EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, jorthwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th St, ty ‘he Evening Star Newspaper Company, & H. KAUFFMANN, Pres ‘Tae Evextes Stan ts served to subscribers in the ky by carriers, on thelrown account, at 10 ernts per eek. OF 44e. — month Copies at the couuter, iy mail—postage prepaid—6U cents s @ year, 6. «ix months, $5. (kntered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C. as second-class snail matter. | Tax WRESLY Stal blished on Friday—@1 s Year. postaxe prepsid. Sfx months, 50 cents. €- AN mail subseri inst be paid iD advanee; bo paper sent louger than is pail for. Kates of advertising made known on application. Von T7—No. 17,058. SPECIAL NOTICES RICHARD COMPTON, VOICE SPECIAL iat in Solo Singing aid Criical Elocution, Kenoved to 1009 H st. n.w. Lessons day amdeven- . Puttous and pupils carefully prepared for so- stage. 01-60" RD, M. D., WOULD NE- nohince that the ‘‘Horsford > favorably known in Wash- working order at the new place of busi- LO 14th st. n.w. Mine, Bartlett so favorably known to the pubiic, has become a partner and will give her persoual attenti. a heretoiore. ol-lw* cee ots OF LABOR. We want your trade. In order to obtain it we offer you aapecial discount of 10 per cent on everg thine sou buy froma ne. We keep Hats, Gents’ Furnishings and Clothing, both ready made and made to your measure, at popular prices, See our Genuine English Huddersfield Cheviot Suits—315. pg °F Sk theed Kerney Fall Overcoate— our own make Corkscrew Worsted Dress oits—#13. Its to your interest to call and bring this with you. STRASBURGER'S GLASS OF FASHION, ol-Gt 1114-1116 F st. now. CERTIFICATES OF STOCK AND} Cheques. All. methods of Printing and GEDSEY & ROBEKLS: 407 10th #t.. Adjoining Post Bu _BUSINESS CHANCES. You cas BORROW MONEY ON FURNITURE, &e.. quicly and quietly without removal or pub- lheity . totes dixcouuted: money loaned on real estat 3 F office. 0: PLACER .,would Like to meet party of gentlemen with mi for working sane: very Liberal terms will be given. Inguire of JNO. DOW) &CO., 1321 F st. o4-3t* KARE CHANCE. — WANTED—ACTIVE BUS: ont Man With a Few Thousand Dolla - wate a business, the profits of which most rigid exaiminaton invited name and references, Lock Box tore. with Stock apd Fixtures. Purchsaer, or would sell by inv Biar offter JOk RENT _SWEENE Mill, New Jersey Koom, Stable, Carriaxe House and Larwe Yard. Every facility for rousting and grinding coffee and epic ‘air trade already established. A splot an active man to carry on aia ness. MHL T. LEIPOLD, uw. rofitable busi- of & SALE—A GROCERY AND PROVISIO; Store doing a ood business: good reason for sell Address i.H.C.. Star offic o4-e02W* ESPONSIBLE PARTY DESIRES TO INVEST $5,000 to 810.000 iu some safe. lucrative estab- ite business. Address, givin full alare a to name, nature aud loca- pital required, annual profits, & Pye GE FOR LANSTON ‘Type or Arrow Steamship Company Stock, a Han y Carriage and Busey. &. H. COMEGY: 310 St. Pani ot, Baits M 04-50" TED -A PARINE® WITH $3,000 TO TAKE Half Interest in an Established Manufacturing Busine Call between Sam, and 12m. DOK: SLAGETT, Fendali Building opp. City Hall. oc1-6t* AE CHANCE TO STEPINTU A VERY PRO- A inabic ketal’ Fancy Business Well established, Tubniug expenses very light and doing an average busiuess for years of over 826,000 year. The pro- Prietor beg compelled to retire and change climate lose out the eutire Dusmmess at arent sacrifice taken Years to butid up, the stock being in th » the Luviness easily managed; (a time). It will require about $6, 000 to stock ani business worth $15,000. {it must Address P.O. Box 760, Baltimore, ol-was2t 00 ON FIRST-CLASS WASHING- ton Real Estate, i INTEREST 0, ‘Star Office, ©: 100 ERY DOLLAK IN and sure; $10 to #1, 000 doubled ins yeac's time. For particulays address B.E.X., Star offic oat "UE SOUTHERN INVESTMENT COMPANY IS Line stock for the mamutacture of an srti- “« 1 f constant use by balf the citizens of Washington. ‘Ibis stock Will pay 40 per cent. Only eighty shares It 3 P. CALDWELL, Corcoran Building. BEST PAYING RESTAURANT money invested. Satisfactory rigs, Apply 213 Jd st a.w oben ¥ SHARES OF JUDSON PNEU- Parent stock, 1. C. DICKI Fessuus. Fice ma Fe SALE—¥I tue Kaljron SON, Roou 3, 1330 F at. SPECIAL NOTICES. WASHINGTON, D.C.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1890. SPECIAL NOTICES. | SPECIAL NOTICES. ogee Ch IVED DAILY. Elwin Butter,in 10-pound psils,packed the creamery expressly tor my trade. Give this mag gee trial It wil pl — ze order promptly Aeliver ” - eLGIN BUTTER DEPOT, 916 Loulsisia ave. nw. Telephone, 466-3. N. T. REDMAN, Prop, 3-30" |< BEING CON 2 =~ Ticket Saies have been injurious to o Dusivess we have decided from this the hereaftor m to allow our store to be used as a general ticket office, We will, however, be pleased to accoinmodate out friends and customers by selling for them, free of charge,tickets for any church,charitable or other local eutertiznment where the sale will not be large enough to interfere with our legitimate et. JOHN F. ELLIS & CO. “HARVEST HOME.” TABERNACLE Church, Oth mm Sundsy at readings and addrewses, ically, decorated with the fruits of the tree, the vine an * warden. At P.m., farewell vermou by t Wm. Griffiths. 03-2 DK. D. OLIN LEECH HAS Br ote ind residence to O31 Maryland ewe ne Teiephoue call, Utice hours, 8 to 10 o2-1m* 2126 PA. AVE, HAS 15 O1 chanics to attend fret to nee Work. Haye in Tegular prices, Bibbs, New Baltimore Parior Sun, Heath's Grand Domestic nd Perfect Latrobes and 12 other patterns to select from. ‘Telephone, 9$4—2. s29-3m_ Di. DAVIS, 1108 NEW YORK AVE. N.W., Nizhes to inform his patrons that, having resigned his Position as Demonstrator in the Dental Department of the Columbian University, he will uow devote his whole time to office practice, 27-1 ge LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S PERFECT- Atting shoes to order. J.J. GEORGES & SON, 1115 Pa ave., uext door Palais Royal, “I wish I had another lite to live, if only for the Ft of wearing J. J. Georges & en's shoes.” H. Berdan, 13° Eretn Nst. nw. CHARTERED BY CONGRESS 1818. Se exits INSURANCE CO. of Washington, D.C, CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.. 335,000.00 Has never contested a loss by fire, but always makes Prompt and liberal adjustments. Dr DAN'L B. CLARKE, Prest, GEO. E. LEMON, Vice Prest, CHAS. 8 BRADLEY, Treas, I, FENWICK YOUNG, Secy, WILL P. BOTELER, Asst. Secy. #27-3m ee TEs ON GAS FIXTURES cheerfully furnished on New Designs and Low Prices, ©. A. MUDDIMAN, 614 12th st ewe THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of 1 per cent on the capital stock of THE LUMBIA TITLE INSUKANCL COMPANY will be Payable at the vflies of the ond after OCTOBEL 8, 1820. Books for u be closed September 30, 1800. Bt 327 {OR SALE — LIQUOR ESTABLISHMENT; license secured; Dweiling attached: 1:5 roums: in heart of city: doing good business; stock, bar fixtures ad furniture; price $6,000 ; reason tor selling leaving the city, none but thus: who mean business need ay- y. terms cash Address Box 1°26, Star office. oi. -18t* {RANK H. PELOUZE, F 133 F ST. ‘Wa-bington Loan aud ‘Trust Stock Bought and Sold. Als» deal in ail Local Securities, listed and unlisted. Member Washington Stock Exchange. Offer myvestors some fret-ciass 4, 5 and 6 percent divide: aying Stocks snd Bonds, Hav a we 3 A SMALL HOUs Cr siX Fooms, either on Capitol Hull or northwest to cost from $3,000 to $3,500. Will pay $100 cas! Aud the Lalance @5 per month. Give location, brick or fram ot lot aud address ior six days CAK- LILK “64,” East Capitol station, City 830-Ge NICK! TICK’ 1iCK! Tic RAMSAY has cui tae prices. Watches Cleaned, el; M Springs, Warranted one year $1. Clocks ied tur. Jewelry repaired. We defy © ton for good work and low prices. 1224'Fat.ncw., w22-tr Fe RENT ALARGE FOUR STORY BCLLDING im the business center will be leased either iu part Or as 4 Whove tur busiuess purposes. Owner will alter same to suit tenant. Would make a fine family hotel, Avply to THEO. A BAKDING, 606 11th st aw, ary J] SVESTORS AND HOME Vertu: SOUr money be wise KERS—BEFORE IN- ugh tocall or send The Great American ATENT SOLICITOR OF TWENTY- experence would carefully and ss for At sand ot IX YEARS" property condnet re on equitable si3-Im Q@PECIAL-LACE CURTAINS. IF IT 13 NICE SS work you want take your Curtains or send postal fo Capital steain Laundry, th st. u.w., where ney will be mended (i needed» without extra charge artistic manner without injury to Asy Wt and see A. WEAVER, Proprietor. Bee SO NEAT has office to 14 JEANNETTE J. SUMNER, M.D. HAS RE- ‘moved Ler office to 1018 ith Office hours, 9 to 1 a.m, 5 to @=>FoR BR 307 14TH ST. NW. ‘rooms aud bath. 2540 13th st. a. 6 rooms and bath. Apply to A. HEITMULLER & CO., ae 1333 14in ot. now. =" ARE AGENTS FOR THE GENUINE DR, JAEGER’S UNDERWEAR, BRYAN & COMPANY, CORNER F AND 15TH B5T8. CATALOGUE MAILED FREE 026-108 , ,GANG-SAWED BOARD‘ What are gung-sawed Boards? Why they are even thickness, well xawed, no thick nor thin boards. Our price is only $1.15 per 100 ft—or 811.50 per 1,000 it.” We sre the only deulets soiling ex- clusively wut:z-sawed boarda, Red Heart are only 9Ue LIBBEY, BITT! SIXTH 9f. AND NEW YORK AVE NW. LUMBER AND MILL WOKK. eed Dire. y Coan Coan. GAYTON RED ASH. The best and most economical fuel ever sold in this market, $5.00 PER TON. For open grates it is unexcelied, giving an intense heat without smoke or soot. For ranges snd stoves it is the best and most easily regulated Coal you can buy. AMERICAN ICE CO, 02-6t 10th and F sts. now. 00 SWE coc ATARRH REMEDY © © Dwscovered byG Clnsiantly reseves and Q Gap Smiment Fhy-G specdily _curce ©, Omen. ©. O Why do you sum ‘OCU i Sold by C. CHRISTIAN:, Wholesule and Ketail, b1e-atutisia +54 Penua. ave, FRIDAY, SEPT. 26, 1890. ‘NEW MACKERET, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY take pleasure in ank ng the arrival of an wnumally choice lot of iW MACKEREL. These fish are sweet, fat and i represent a standard that is exceedimsly to obtain. W SORK STATE POTATOES—Just in—the « load of the season. Everybody knows that the cooking qualities of wes grown in a northern Ciimate are far supetiog to that of those vrown here in We sourh, being much hriner aul sweeter. Also just in—ELEGANT CKEAMERY BUTTER-in Prints and tube Price moderate. Also, freah ousted every day, as usual—GENUINE MANDHELING JAVA COFFEE—very old, ELPHONZO YOUNGS corraNY, 425 Oth at, bet. Dang. a SE A LARGE STOCK FOR EVERY GRADE, AND ALL SORTS OF SCHOOL STATION- ERY. ALL AT THE VEY LOWEST PRICES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE CIGAR, YOU MAKE THE WHEAS? ridne CUbASA~Phe test Chae ae tech, 50c ber Dutdieg all of sddvews man: iN! rw 40 Chambers at. °K, ALL PERSONS HAVING GOODS ON DE- posit with H. K. Fulton, THE ONLY LICENSED PAWN: Upon whicis intere quested to call auc set! Soldat auction October 14. 24 ge OFFICE OF CAPITOL HILL BRICK Cc Bist and A sts. s.e.—sealed proposals will be received at this office until 1890, tor fur- Risbing delivered fifty tonsef best quality Bitunan- o 1 weekly, not exceeding ten tous per e24-lot ‘cK MONRO cr", 7 WANT ABSOLUTE SECURITY for your Money and Securities rent a Vault iu the WASHINGLUN SAFE DEPUSIT COMPANY, 916 Fennsslvania ave. my ctover 1 LACE CURTAINS called for, taken down and laundried with SUPENIOR FINISH ‘aud delivered at 0 CENTS PEK PAIR. Batisfaction guarauteed in every particular, YALE STEAM LAUNDRY, 2 10tb at., near cor. of F, H. WALKER & CO. Telephone eall—1092-3, s15-m TEMPOLARY OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM- ‘ANY, 1001 ¥ Dw. CAPTIAL #1.000,000.00. ‘This company i-ues certificates of deposit bearing muterest ae foiuwe: Cu sll smouute aepusited 20F bimety daysor more, but less tuem six mouths, 3 per Cent per auDUDI; oq Jet ceut ou deposits 10F Ure than six mouths, But jess tha a) car, and 4 per ceut up, Gepesits of one year or longer. Decured luvestusouts lereale. Money loaned. CRN ey é . Secretary “DikECTORS: John T. Arms, George F. Schafer, ‘Charies Lb. Bailey, dohu A. Hamilton, domes i. barboug ‘Thomas souervilla Geore b. Bartel, Job A. Swope K. 5. Cummings, 3.5. Swormat ‘2.3. Darlington, Hattersley W. 11 den Joy Rason, George Truesdell, Charles J. Faulkner, LE Albert F. Fox, Sir oaten | Jobu B, Larner, slo-3m Otte 4 Chas, Benj, A.S. Worthington. EQUITABLE OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 F ST. ASSETS $1,119.06: - to 4:30 p.m. daily. On each month the office will be open from 6 to 8 o'clock p.m. Auvances will be made pruuptly at J o'clock. The 10th issue of stock is open: jor subscription. shares are $2.50 per month. $1,000 advanced on each share, Fam biets explaining the objects and advantages of the Association are furnished upon application. THOMAS SOMERVILLE, INO, JOY EDSON Sec’ry. od kets ALL OVER THE STORE, WE LIKE TO BE BUSY, WE PAUSE. ‘We thank the public for the hearty en- couragement and gupport given our efforts this season, SECONDLY. Our appreciation to oursales men, who labor so faithfully. THIRDLY. Our compliments to the Washington papers for the clear manner in which ‘they have exhibited our store news. A special exhibit and sale of UPHOLSTERY FAB- RICS next week. We display today for the first time a lot of DOUBLE- WIDTH SILK CURTAINS, Our individual importa- tion. - CARPETS, the variety and values are consistent. JULIUS LANSBURGH, IMPORTER OF DRAPERIES, 13TH AND F sTs. #20-1m ore IT HAVING CO! TO OUR NOTICE THAT OTHER BEERS HAVE BEEN SUB- STITUTED UNDER OUR LABEL AND CALLED “FAUST,” NOTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN TO OUR WORTHY PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC AT LARGE THAT FROM AND AFTER THIS VATE ALL CORKS USED IN BOTTLING “FAUST BEER” WILL BE BRANDED WITH THE LET- TERS “A.B. B.A.” ON TOP AND BOT- TOM AND THE WORD “FAUST” ON THE BIDE, ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASSOCIATION. FRANK SCHWARZ, MANAGER WASHINGTON BRANCH. FOR SALE—1113 O ST. XN. Ww, BROWN STONE AND’ BRIci HOUSE; built by owner: beautifull) finished; seven bed rooms; two bat trunk room: late gurret ; cedar jen closets; two large parlors; din- ing or sitting roum and butler’s pantry ‘on parlor floor; extra front dining room on basement floor; steam heat or can be heated without; all modern improve- mmeute. Owner desires t sell this and another house aud buy larger property offered. Price 16,000 on or before Tuesday next Lerms, $0,000 cash, Dalauce yearly, or Other terms to suit. NEWTON, 830-003t 802 F BOYS' GYMNASIUM CLASSES (FOR BOYS under ixteen yeara) at the Y. M.C.A.,1409 rk ave. Dw. Octocer ‘1, "1890. ets and all particulars call at the office of the Association. 830-c03t FOR SALE_NEW CORNER HOUSE, 925 V Street Northwest, $10,000. better mechanical work or ima terial in the city; 13% rooms; every moggrn improvement and extra itax® arrangements; will be sold this week at the above price, or will be for rent fora term of + fe on TUESDAY NEXT; no lot could be bought in this Vicinity and house duplicated for the money. Terine will by made to suit pur- chaser. Hotse is in cure of watchman 8nd i open for inspection. W. J, NEWTON, 830¢0-3¢ 302 F ot, istrict of Colunbia will bs held October 11, 1890, at 8 o'clock p.m. at G1Ue14th st. n.w., for the purpose of electing s Board of Trustees ‘aud transacting euch other business as may properly come before it. FKANK W, MOULTON, Pecretar; WasINGTon, D.C., Rept, 20, 1590. Ret CLAIMS PAID SEPTEMBER, 1590, BY THE WASHINGTON BENEFICIAL ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION, 419 10TH STREET: Mfening, 9 4th West. Baltimore, Md... O28 F at. vw. 180’ OG si : the District of Coluinbia eld oh SATURDAY, i Thomas ited, 182 Total for September y Total ‘amount paid bei in ¥ OVER 8678, 000. ‘This association furnishes pure Life Insurance, with- out investment features. at ss low m rate asiscon- sistent with safety aud permanence. jOBLE D. LARNER, President. AWKENCE GARDNER, Secrotary, }. 8. PARKS, Assistant Secretary, Sena for clreulars, i aw Office: 419 10th street. PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION. ber cent per uuu. _ Yor eleven smonths since our last annual meeting hpve been 58, averuyiny over $55,000 pee month. “We lave wore than (0,000 shares runuitix on our books, aud new shares are being taken every Month by the hundreds, We ure redeut~ tus our first seri whares aud per annum; U Mat $1U per iaonth we cent per LDUM Ob Avy further payments of what- bver sunis., Shares withdYawn befure maturity bear 5 percent per annuui interest. We pay back ali moncy without seqerng eee: wakins everything as con- ¥emient as possil fur the mem bera of the association. ‘That is why we are so popular with the community and why we wo} # humber of members and we take im such s Je:ge amount of mouey. fe advance tw thore requiring. ioney to bu:ld or to buy property #150 each share for #2 monthly, $700 on five for $10 monthly, 050 ob seven shares for #14 monthly, $1,500 ten shares for g20 monthly, @2,100 for $28 montuly, #5,U00 for $40 monthly. You settle one or more advance atany time reduce your monthly payments of in- terest. You can regulate your rates oi interest by taking eXtra shares, Shares can be taken at aii thes aud no Lack dues sogcires. Meeting WEDNI EVENING, oo} mee at Sear ae Be LEWIS ABRAHAM, Vice President, Soll GOuK, Secretary, rotary, Mr. A. ¥. MEEKER, 207 34 at. s.c., will oriiue th PA 8. sc, will brtiue the dues to the meeting tur the convenience of the ncm- bers resiving on Cayitel Hill, s20-08 g=DK RC FISHER HAS REMOVED HIS Be inte Sica ¢ Fesidelice irom 1628 K st. to 7225 Connecticut ave. u.w., ou October 1. _#25-Im* UNION TEMPERANCE MEETING, CLAY- Dbaugh’s Hall, 1630 14th st, u.w., 3 p.m. rs. E. A. Chambers and other good speak- tho meeting. “Seats free All wel- ALL SOULS’ CHURCH (UNITAKIAN), cor, 14th and L ats. u.w.—Sunday servicer, Apcted by Ker. Rush R. Shippen, pastor, at 113m: and 7p.m. Bible class aud sunday school at “i am, "5" YORK AVENUE PRES YTERIAN Charch—Kev. Wm. Alvin riett, pastor, baving returnea to the city will preach tomorrow hing and evenin Subject of the event dis Course, Helluious Asbects of Europe. a ASBURY M. E. CHURCH, E. Bowen, Ph. 7:30 p.m., sermons b tism in morn! day school, 9: REV. J. W. ‘D4 vastor.—11 am. and tho pastor; sactament of bap- Of the Lord's -tiprer at might; Sun- t = ¥.N.C.A— 1409 N L ‘meeting for men only, ¥; October 5, 4:30 p.m, Address by Mr. ¥. T. Hull on “How to Ob tain What we Need." Meeting in Gymnasium Hail. jace for young men, singing and a hearty weicome. t T ALTI branch of the W.¥.M.S, will be held in, .E. Church Thursday and Friday, October Sessions open at 10:30 a. speak Thursday night at missi: = RE lara. and Rudiaile will anniversary. 11* large of Gut Union Iana of in charge of Our Union Band of Hope. Maj 8. H. Walker and othors will speak. ‘Sunday uigut Mr. Georxe d Mir. Plol 3. Steele are the speakers, Monday night Mrs. Belva Locawood will address the meeting. Luceday wiht the ladies of East Washington will give the management a Benedit, Admission 10 cents. itt Se NONPARTISAN Ww. — REGULAR monthly meeting MOND. October 6, at ‘at Foundry Church, cor. 14th TO “THE KINGS Hows . D. ‘Central Circle” will hold its anuual mee! iug-at Mt. Vernon Place Church MONDAY, October, 1890; 7:30 p.m. Ww 3 are requested to be + Lor Business seem b1y. W. RUSSELL, 4.8, IRS? REH Oct. 7, 7 uber ‘ROY, to notify my friends and the public ve returned to the Northern Lib- erty Market and rropened Stands No. 309 and 211 with a fine supply ol Winer aud Fraukforter Sausage, Where I will be pleased to receive the putiouage of my friends iu the future as im the past. Lepectiull ‘Nic. AUTH, Stands 409-311 N. tg ‘enter Market, 7th'st wing, G1 Ost. Market, October 3, 1890. 04-6t* YOUR ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE sale of the prettiest building sites in the Dis- trict of Columbia on MONDAY, October 6, at 5 p.m. PROSPECT HILL, 8.¢. coruer of 36th and Prospect ave, nw. The outlook from these lots is superior to aby others, commanding, it does, the tull view of the Potomac ri for a mile above the Three Sisters, v ington, Alexandria, Washington city, Virginia hill Arlington Heights, Analostan Island, Free bridwe, the proposed si of the Memorial bridge, Washington monument and miles of intervening country. This locality was reserved by Col. Win. Deakins (one of the Original owners of the laud on which Goorgetown is now built) as a homestead on account of it« healthi- hess, its maguiticent view (aud same cannot be ob- mer ani — delightful aoe ‘that is al oe stant during the sumer. ‘hie property cats De ans Dreciated by @ personal observation. ¢ g~>! HEREBY WARN ALL PERSONS NOT 10 til aot be resporsaible for aay debts sxarpta iad wi esponsible for any Bill not pe Fesponaible for auy debts except contricted WAS, Ww. fae ____—714 20h st. nw, Fe VE Perc is ueneby NovirieD Bray RuBt BO ous J authorized 40 collect o¢ re- ce # dus ine, excepting myself an - ized collector, award’. Turuer, JAS. L. CARDLNT, Ju. Dealer in Grain, Flour and Feed, 1417 stb. | LITTLE} PIG WENT TO MARKET) as wung F. Jaxt pub. Yahod. For sale by W. G: METZEROIT & CO. 1110 = The most popular style in Trouser- ings is the Fie, Dressy Black-and- white Stripes. Black ground, with Darrow, medium aud wide stripes, Neat and refined, yet effective, Lam, tuening. out the best-fitting clothes this fall that haveever leftmy. establishment. Tailor-made clothes are the best, and consequently the cheapest inthe end. Let me show you through my Stock. There isn't one superior to it in the city, H. I o G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, “Expert in Trousers,” Cor. 9th and G ste. n.w. LISTEN TO OUR TALE OF JOY, “ little Shirt in our factory grow, Listen to our tale of joy A little man he bonght at new, It fit so nice that he could net do Zoo much for us, ao to frieuds be flew Aud blew So true, Now liston to iny tale of Jor. ‘Twas hard trials before he knew piace! 2 ee > to at hig toae now he's happy, w he's happy, no more he'll rue, Could do Without our Shirts so true? Now Miller's the man for me and you, Listen to our tale of Jo; He'll make you Shirts from one to two Which will fit bix men and little too, So come alone aud help hia through, ‘And you Will do Yourself a favor true, MILLEIVS, LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTERS, 18TH AND PENN. AVE. root IN TONIGH ‘Our store is open Saturday hight until 21 o'clock to serve late shoppers. People who put off their buying until the last hours of tho week: are apt to bein somewhat of a hurry aud should deal ouly where they ure permitted to come back for their money in case goods are not found satisfactory at home, We sive every customer a legal guarantee warrauting cur goods and prices, which enables him to return goods and receive cash paid with- out feeling that he is asking favor, Doce any Other house do as uch? Do any sell betier Clothing than we do! Don't take oar word for tt; decide for yourself. GEORGE SPRANSY, One-price Clothier ; 4347 < FROM PARIS.—VEERHOFE HAS JUST = opeucd at hix Avenue Art store an elegant Hine of Genuine Bisque Ware, in Flowers, Vases, &e., bow iu Paris this r by himsels, thus saving the i porter’s profit aud euabiiug bim to sei! at very Feusonable prices, Lhey are very dainty goods an will delight the artistic ey: ae _ oF it H\VING COMPLETED ARRANGEMENTS with one of the best Giove and Feather in the east we are prepared to @: OU cents. upward. thing, Ladies’ Dresses Dyod a Fine wade uy oF ripped, We clean Neckties, 10 ceats. z ANTON Washington, D. Fe HOWARD, UNIVERSITY. — PREACHING ta Welock qin Mingitae by” the students. at 4 o'clod ry 1° nts. are ‘cordially wiVited to this service. FISCHER, HU6 G at, ow. a>, GOSHEN, Boe ue prcat nauitacturing center of Virginia, K for salo ut G90 per share in moutuly payments Of 85 per month. Get in now on the yruuud hoor. Wisi0N, MATTHEWS & CO.. Ageuts, 133i F st. uw, qe FOR SALE — VALUABLE | BUnINYSS Property on G st. n.w. newe 12th at 82.00 poset leas thaw any pruwerty dh tant vicinity ta of. red tor. Cail {or vur list of business propercy’; it 1s h attention, AULCHINS, BU: Ys be obit” BUY YOUR CAL, COKE AND woop from the reliabio im of JOHNSON OTHERS, the must extensive retail dealers in the countr: of MONDAY next at & buck, MADAME.J. P. PALMER, 1407 F ST. N.W.. Tesecitully’ announces to pumerous ‘and customers sue 18 BOW TeCdy to show dur- ink the coming week her latest importatuns. Special Opening Dey, No at Ge CURLEY, MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN Caurch, Le Droit Park, Floridi nd 7th, at.Services tomorrow: 11 a.m. and mm, preaching by the pastor, Rev. Win, 8. Miller. Sabbath schoo! at 3:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor Society, 6:49 P.m. Mid-week service Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Biran, ers welcom Be METROPOLITAN | PRESBYTERIAN >" Church, 4th’ and B ste, «e.—t reaching ee pastor, K-v. Joun Chester, D.D., tomorrow at Liem. at in the evening, Rev. Itevert Nourse Will preach. Subject: Why am i potan infidel? 11 HE (OK THODUX) IENDS HOLD A meeting for worship cach Suuday, 11 4.m. at the Y.M.C.4., 1400 New York ave. All are cord: y invited," John 4,24. a GRACE M CH, OTH AND 5 5TS. ‘Preaching US CHRIST CHA bath from Saturday to Sum id?” This will be the abject at the x at, bet. Baud C se. Sunday at 7.30 pun. with astove, You are invited. }OURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, st. bet. G Rew. Kev. Joseph T. Kelly, pastor.—Sabbatt. ¥:30 am. Preaching at 1}am. Young peop ver mivet ng at 6:30 pan Gospel service at 7. f: m, Thursday evening pee meeting ut 30 o'clock, Dtrangers are cordislly welcomed to all services, it If not, who 1 tent on Sth Tent heated wp CHURCH OF THE Se tenn, Sonn ar. ices at 11 am bP p.m. ‘ie LL HILL LUTHERAN CHURCH, and 2d st. me., Rev. W. E. Par- mmuLiouand Mission Offerings, ening service, 7 Strangers and resi- lly invited. at M. E. CHURCH, 9TH AND P H. it. Naylor, 'D.D., pastor.— fay schovl, 9:15 am. ‘Preuching 11 ain, by the Pastor, following ices under auspices of the Wo ‘Temperance Association. Good addresses. evening, official meeting. Anuual meeting of Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, Baltimore branch, bewinning with a love feast: Weduesday even- iu at 8 o'clock, conducted by Mrs. Stevens, Meet- ings Thursday, "10 aim, and 8 pu. Friday, 10 am. Public cordially invited to all of these services. 1t rc McKENDREE ME. CHURCH, MASS. A’ bet. 9th and 10th sts. n.w., Rev. C. Herbert Richardson.—il am, communion service, 7:30 bau. gospel revival service, 9:0 am., Sunday P< AP" HURCH, COR: Sth aud Hf sts. u.w.,Rev. Samuel H. Gree pastor. Sunday school, . mi ‘ihe Pastor Will Preach at TL am. and 7:0 pm. Baptism after the evenine sermon, KENDALL CHAPEL BRANCH, corner J3¢ ‘heron Outwater, roncpin » 2 E ‘uperin- foudent.—Sunday schivol, 5:0 p.m.” All are cordialiy Invited to these services, All the pasior, Rev. 8. Christian Endeavor, Maker. Evening, wary, address by Miss F. A. Weeks, Se TST BAPTIST CHURCH, 16TH ST. above Scott Circle, Dr. Charles A. Stakely, pastor.—Suuday school, am. Preaching by 1 Pastor at 1] a.m. and’7:30 p.m. Baptism at con- clusien of evening service, ive < MBLY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner Sth and I sts. n. w.—Preaching by the Pasir, Rev. Geo. O. Little, at ll a.m. Sunday school dam. Y.P.8.CE. a pin. On account of the church repairs not oeing finished the services will be held in the Sunday school room. GRACE REFORMED CHURCH, 15TH. between Khode Island ave. and P, Kev. A. Thomas Q. Apple, pastor, — “Har service Sanday at 118m. Rev. A.C, Whitmer, super- intendent of missions, will be present. Missionary meeting at 8 p.m., conducted by Kev. Whitmer. 1t* e WAUGH ME. CHURCH, 3D AND A STS. ae —Kev. Alex ©. Gibson, ‘D.D., pastor, at TT a ns ou ion service, 7-30 pan, sun: a} 00] B aL. oul people, 6:3 Thy Prayer meeting Thursdag, 70 pa itive Ts WESLEY CHAPEL, COR STH AND F, &. Rev. C. W. Baldwin, pastor.—Sunday schoo) at 0280. Preaching st Lain. and at 7:0 p.m. by the xComMunion at morning Bervice, “Prayer meeting Thursday evenius. ; 4 atiances AT GRAND ARMY HALL, and 1412 Pa. ave. u.w., every SUNDAY Morning Vening, commencing October 5, 1890. ‘The First Society of Spiritualists have secured the follow- iny distinguished trance and inspirational speakers for the season: Mrs. Adel: Gtadiney Mise Jonuje Be Hagan, Mrs. H. 8, Lake, Mrs. Nellie J. F. Brigham, Mixs Jeuuie Lays aud Mra, C. Faunie Allegar, all of whom are interesting and instractive speakers, Sub- ts for lecture and pormy are requested from the andience. We cordially mvite all to come and become Acquainted with the beautiful truths of spiritualism, Mre. Glading will be the speaker for October, each lecture followed by her wonderful psychometric read- ings, Our Lyceum 10 am. Lectures 11 a.m. and . door collection. 1 “= MOUNT VERNON PLACE ME, CHURCH South, Cor. of 0th aud Kats. u.w.—Rey. J ‘T. Wightman, D. D. Service 1] a.m, and 7 Pp.in. Communion Sabbath Ee aT a i secnennin i foun ciety Tur iy pirangers cordially invited to the church. te == CENTEAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Br cor of T and Sdste, nwa) ovieck Sake bath morning, wermon and Lord's supper. 7:30 o'clock eveniug—Tie Second Advent of the Suu of God. Seats Weer, pastor. it CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, DR. IN}, wa“ Elliott, rector,—11 ain and 7:30 yon evening, seats free, Kubject ‘The Church of rnvlaud and the Protestant Episcopal bei Bie NETROPOLITAN WESLEY AME ZION hureb, KM. G. ‘Dyson, “pustor.— Froaching 11 ata. by P. 6. Louls, MD. at 3 pin, by Rev. J. B. Small, D.D.,at 7:30 p.m., by lev. G Bosley, presiding elder. iw ST. MARK'S LUTHENAN CHURCH, OOR 12th aud C sts, s.w., Rev. W. H. Gotwald, Communion 330 pam, = a RYLAND M . . JOTH . und D sta, atil am. and y the pasior, Kev. A. Price, ».D. Christian En- deavor at 6:30. sabbath schoolsat 9 am. A <— t CONGRYGATIONAL CHURCH, 10th and G sts. n.w. ‘a We. M. Newman, D.D., will py: upon “Christian Training o: the Will 10 p.m, Will preach the first anniversary sermon of the Society 0 ristian rudeavor of thi< church. Music Jed by Dr. Bi Orwanist, Sunday school, ¥:45 a stig E War ncetipg, 6:45 p. it & CHURCH. x FRANE *, SEWALL will preach st the Church of the Holy (formerly Holy Cros», Dupont Circle, TLam.—"Pbe Divine Pacraments of the Church. ihe Maly ‘omuunion will foliow the morning service. Evensong and brief Bible talk at m. Alt ly meeting of the Bociviy next at Sovelock. ae ULCH, 8TH AND F St 3.e,S.5 at 9:30. Preachingat 11 and ), by Ree. Dr. N. Cornea, pasto: or Lit x43, Frayer niectng 1bursday evening at =, PASTOR E, HiZ SWEM PREACHES AT 11 Am aud 780 pam. ifty-steht 8) per sons have been reecived for baptism and church tucm- bershin Scoung Baptist Church, 4th st, and Va. sve, se it Y¥.M.C.A.— ANNUAL MEETING AND GBs ie Gion: of Oitcern at the rooms ct the an, sociation, 1409 N.Y ave., MONDAY, October 6, at 8 very acti eahould be prowent "It ie-wqe> CHUKCH OF OUR FATHER (UNIVER- salist), 13th and L u.w.—Services at 11 3m. V7:30 p.m. Preaching by Nev. 1H. . Walworth of Baltimore. ‘Sunday school ut 0:45 ain. All covdintly iuyited. 3 <=> THE METHODIST HOME, 127TH AND N MO a cier. W. A. Perry will hold e come urunion service Sabbath, pm 1 SECOND BAPTIST CHU. eS Rintop Johnson, DD. pasos. “Chriat our Advocate, vm. 5. Lyceum; fhe wells of salvation. UNIOS ALE CHULCH, 2 311 a.m,, preaching an Supp: pan., Christian dsnvor: 7:39 pan, prayer meeting, it _ VEuMONT AVE. CHRISTIAN CHURCH — Bost vattor of 1 ua 30 pa, ven eum et omer oe 4 ‘u ys Bert 6:30 pan. Mission, Odd Fel- am UeorAe's Nira Comm ae METROPOLITAN ME CHURCH, COR. a ond. C sts.~ Preaching fouorrow OF tor, Geo, M. Corey, D-D., at it aim. At eu the secoud discourse in tie series ou Sockel pblems. ‘Tosie: “Soctatisin.” Sabbath school, 8:30 am. Prayer mocting Thursday, 7:30 p.m. it = F 50-OP. RTY. a ROCHDALE CO-OP. (BOckE: TY, a << Seer nang seat eae aoe ga LINCOLN MEMORIAL ay a Ba Chores coe 1th and pee 4 Pandey ‘eehook 47:50 an tiadan ‘Grike Wil preach at 8 p.m. 1% Dem, Rov. iw = YMOUTH CONGKEGATIONAL hand Pate awe bats cur. 171 Popan aea UnTH T ME. CHURCH. —11 2: are = Srere "be 8 TWO CENTS Washington News and Gossip, Index te ad AMUSEMENTS. wees Pare 16 ATTORNEYS Page 13 -Pages 11 and 16 Page 13 Pago 11 Page 15 BOOKS AND STATIONERY. BUSINESS CHAN CITY ITEMS COUNTRY REAL DEATHS. DENTISTRY. EDUCATIONAL........ EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, FAMILY SUPPLIES FINANCIAL, FOR RENT (Hovers). FOR SALE (Hovszs). FOR SALE (Lom)... FOR SALE (MmceLtaweous) GENTLEMEN LOCAL MENTION LOST AND FOUND. MARRIAGES, MEDICAL. MISCELLAL MONEY TO LOAN POTOMAC RIVER PIANOS AND ORGANS, PERSONAL, PRINTERS. PROFESSIONAL. PROPOSALS.. RAILROADS. ; . SUBURBAN PROPERTY... SPECIAL NOTICES. WANTED (Boarp).., WANTED (Hexr’ WANTED (ous WANTED (Lors) Axorner Notany.—Randolph D. Hopkins has been appointed by the President notary Public for the District of Columbia. Secnetany Wixpom and Assistant Secretaries Spaulding and Nettleton and General Appraiser Tichenor spent today at the Treasury in con- ference over questions that have atisen in re- gard to the execution of the new tariff law, which takes effect Monday morning. Secretary Rusk and his private secretary, 0. D. La Dow, returned to Washington this morning from their trip to Omaha and other cities in the west. Assistant Secretary Batcrenier left Wash- ington this morning for New York to attend the dinner to be given tonight in honor of the Comte de Paris, Navan Onpens.—Lieut. James P. Parker has been ordered tothe Alert. The orders of Lieut. 8. E. Woodworth to the Alert and ordered to resume duties at the Pacific rolling mills, Sau Francisco, Cal., have been revoked, Tue Treascry Derantwent 1s Ciosep today by order of Secretary Windom as a mark of respect to the memory of the late Hon. P. F. Thomas, who was Secretary of the Treasur: for less than a month in 1860. His funeral wi take place tomorrows The building will be draped for ten days. INTERCONTINENTAL RarLRoap Comission- Ens.—Mr. A. J. Cassett of Pennsylvania and ex-Senator Henry G. Davis of West ginia have acccpted the office of interconti- nental railroad commissioners to which they were nominated on Tuesday by the President. Mr. Pullman originally dectined because of poor health and increasing responsibilities in connection with his present business, but it is arse that he may be induced to recon- er. Surveys or Postic Laxps is tar West.—The Secretary of the Interior has approved the ap- Portionment among the different states and territories of the west of the money appropri- ated by Congress for surveys of pablic lands. The total amount appropriated is £425,000. Last year the appropriation was $185,000. Washington secures the largest amount, namely, $85,000, and Montana comes next with 875,000. eer Anny Orprns.—First Lieut, A. P. Blocksom, sixth cavalry, has been relieved from duty at Fort Lewis, Col., and ordered to join his troop. The leave of absence granted Second Lieut. Chas. H. Martin, fourteenth infantry, bas been extended one month. First Lieut. Leonard Wood, assistant surgeon, has also been granted one month’s extension of leave. Henry H. Bella was today placed on the retired list of the army With the rank of captain of cavalry and Geo, W. Kingsbury was similarly retired as a captain of infantry, in accordance with the provisions of a special act of Congress, Wuo Wit Svccerp Assistant SEcRetaBy BatcueLten?—There is considerable of a strug- gle over the successorship of Assistant Secretary Batcheller in the Treasury Department, There was a contest for the place when Mr. Batcheiler came in as a dark hose, and now that he has been appointed to 4 mission abroad, rival can- ates are again im the field) Ex-Assistant Secretary Coon is again spoken of, but there is said tobe some doubt about his getting the place if, indeed. he wants it, because of eriti- cisms he has passed upon the administration of Mr, Harrison. Representative Baker of New ‘ork, who has failed to secure a renomination, is spoken of asa Platt-Hiscock candidate for the place, and it is said that Miller wants Rop- resentative Farquhar, who also failed before the convention a weeR ago, appointed to the place. Persoxat.—Prof. Joseph Kaspar has re- turned from Europe. —. C. Balch of Terre Haute and Mr. and Mrs, C. H, Fairweather of St. John, N.B., are at Willard’s.—Ches, W. Farnham of St. Paul, J. H. Brown of New York and A, L, Clements of Chicago are at the Hotei Randall——W._ 8. McCormick of Salt Lake City, Mr, and Mrs. Albert Ball or Galveston ond F. 8, de Nosemedes of Rio de Janciro are at the Riggs House.——Messrs. Edwin Hood of the Associated Press, Thos. B. Kirby of the New York Journal of Commerce, T. P. Ferris of the Baltimore Herald, W. G. Sterett of the Galveston-Dallas News and John P, Miller of Tae Stan have left the city for 8 two weeks’ outing in the South,_— Thos. C. Worth of Chicago and Fred’k Carra- gan of St. Louis are at Hotel Johnson.——Mr. William Dickson, who has been ill for some time, is now convalescent.——J. C. Chapin of Chicago and Jaa, Haslan of Cincinnati and J. A. Lindsay of St. Jobu, N.B., are at the st, ir. William T. Griffin of the District The President will leave the city Monday morning at 11:24 o'clock for Galesburg, Lil, to attend the reunion of his brigade on Wednes- day. Thursday he will visit the exposition at Ottumwa, Iowa, and take part in the exer- cises on “Soldiers’ day.” The next day wilt be the at TO EUROPE IN A DAY. ‘ected in Chi TUNNELING UNDER NIAGARA. Birchall Begins to Real Situation. ize His GOLD DISCOVERIES IN WYOMING. —— SOUNDS LIKE FAIRY TALES, The Chicago Enterprise to Build Fast Flying Air Ships. Cutcaco, Oct. 4—The Times this morning published the ‘following undor display head limos: For ek past a dozen gentiemen have been gathered at the Grand Pacific in arncst discussion of a plan which sounds like a tale from the “Arabian Nights.” If carried out their schemes will result in making rail- roud trains appear like mere stage coaches, will make the transportation of the mails almost equal to the telegraph, allo business man to have his office in New York and yet live in Chicago with no more incon: venience than if his home were just around the corner. The tourist will be permitted to leave any pointin the United States one day and arrive in Europe the next, and one may have the opportunity of leaving Nelle Bly beck in the middie ages by making the circuit of the globe in just five daya. The project was completed yesterday after- noon, and today at Springfied the Mount Car- mel Areonautic Manufacturing Company will be chartered with a capital of €20,000,000, Witbin sixty days the first air ship is to arrive in Chicago, The com ked by « powerful Enghsh syndicate and by esstern capitalists, both these interests having resentatives at the Grand Pacific meeting. The incorporators, however, are the inventors, E. J. Pennington and Richard Butler of the Mount Carmel Machine and Pulley Works at Mt. Carmel, Il) C. Dewey of the Grand Kapdis Furniture Manufacturing Company of Grand Rapids, Mich, E. L. Chamberlin and James A. Pugh, The proposed air ship, models of which have been successfully tested, will carry cars the size of the Pullmans and will contain fifty per- sons ench, special cars being manufactured for quick mail and enger service, Work will commence immediately at Mt, Carmel upon the manufactory, the plant being a mammoth one, covering many acres, ‘The first building to be erected will be 800 feet square, and the con- tracts for it have already been let. The com- pany will manufacture aj it needs from the raw material, cven to the aluminum, of which the air ships will be almost entirely composed. = bout A CHANGE IN BIRCHALL, Indications That He Begins to Realize the Seriousness of His Condition. Woonstock, Oxt., Oct. 4.—Birchall bas be- gun to show signs of seriousness and a deeper realization of his impending fate. His former nonchalant and jocular manner has given way toa quieter and mure thoughtful demeanor. ‘Those who come in contact with him daily say that 4 marked change has come over him and that he begins to appreciate the solemnity of his position. Any little incident occurring in the jail yard that comes under his notice, how- ever, amuses bim «as much as ever, The strict watch put upon him after his sentence is still maintained and will be until his execution. No one is allowed to see him and he will have but few visitors except his counsel and spiritual adviser, when he asks forone. Mrs. Birchall’s health is improv- ing and she was able to leave ber bed yester- day for the first time since Monday. She has not seen her husband since the last day of the trial and may not do so until just prior to her departure for England next week. PROMISES TO RIVAL “TIN CUP.” Discovery of Extensive Gold Deposits Reported in Wyoming. Denver, Cot., Oct. 4.—The reported finding of gold deposits near Saratoga, Carbon county, Wyo., is being confirmed by a number of per- sons who have within the past two days visited the camp and satisfied themselves of the trath of the discovery. Gold Hill, as the new camp is called, is located twenty miles east of Sara- toga, in the Medicine Bow range of mountains, Prospecting has been going on for years and the region has always been looked on as the scene of future mining operations of an exten- sive character. Up to this time fifteen distinct and separate gold-bearing — leads have been discovered and located. The quartz lies in woll-defined walls of stone and the leads are from six inches to seven feet thick. While no assays have been made, it is believed that the latest find of ore will run €1,500 to the ton. A genticman who has just arrived in Denver from the scene of the excitement saye: “If the ore pans out as it promises, Gold Hill will equal the famous Tin Cup camp of Colorado. I have seen pieces of quartz no larger than my fist from which I could pick €8 to $10 worth of gold, One man has been offered 25,000 in cash for a half interest in @ prospect, and he bas refused it, a FOUGHT STEP BY STEP. The Trial of the Irish Nationalists Drags Along Slowly. Dva.rx, Oct. 4.—Upon reassembling of court at Tipperary this morning Mr. Redmond, of counsel for Messrs. Dillon and O’Brien, asked that an adjournment be taken until Tuesday in the case of his clients. Hestated that ho and his fellow counsel, Mr. Timothy Healy, had an important engagement, which de- manded their attention on Monday. Mr. Ronan, prosecutor for the crown, posed any Welny in the proceedings, He charged the defendants with creating every possible obstacle to prolong the case. Mr. Redmond declared that one of the defendants, O'Mahoney, was ill, and that it was impossible tor him to attend the trial at present, The presiding magistrate announced that the court would adjourn until the physician who was attending Mr. O'Mahoney could be beard from as to bis patient's condition. — * THE NIAGARA TUNNEL The First Spadeful Dug Today Amid Great Rejoicing. Nracana Farts, N.Y., Oct. 4 —The ceremony of turning the first sod in the work of construct- ing the great tunnel, which the people of this place fondly hope will change Niagara Falie from a mere summer resort into @ manu- facturing center, was performed this morning. The first shovell of earth was lifted at 10:42 o'clock by G B Ga» kill, followed by the officials of the tunael com ‘and the construction come ,000 persons were present and as the first sod was turned all the steam whisties were started blowing and the church and fire bells The day is being observed as a general mabe ats this morning active but weak, with a contina- auce of the efforts st depression, and fires prices ly showed declines from last e wb aasettry ii i f in ia Ne i iF Hi | | i z ; I i i ag E t H

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