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LOCAL MENTIOK
Th.- Wese'e.
eMMAr TlL 8 P. U. SUWDAT.
P te District of 'ohmbia. imaryland &2W
Vitkb. jir Sanday and! Mor.dav and prob
aMy Tueuday; warmer snuda: high north
easenty winds beeoming variable.
eoW7rON 4 IF TWE WAFaL
T tare ad condition of water aI
A.: ageFals. temverature. 50. condition
IN feealing reservoir. temperatere,54. Cow
*Mer at north connertion. 36: condition a
canh meuse.n.ti, 9; distributing reservoir
0 : a oedition at indseat gate
hee, ; emet gat house. 36.
N Me. I Low tide.
T am. 8:0 p.m. 1:11 a.m. 2:18 p.m
J3mu Lasenos wid offer on Monday a
t New verb Avenue link the following Un
pus-leent bargan:
W yd. 6-4 Ble.hed sheeting. 10.
@L.S Wesen Wire Led Snrings. *250.
93 - Dining thair, for 70.
60 3 k Rug Conche. for 014.50.
46 Fiee Woow Blanket* f or 04.60.
S.A Print Bad Comfort.. W0e. each.
Wardrobe Folding Beds. 2.L0.
02lid Oak Tabies for t0c.
" llid Oak Tables for $1.
Up kI 1 Rockers for $3.25.
Oak Arm Rocher for f265.
30 pe f ef all furniture assept the above,
IStI CheniDe Table Covern for 01.71.
035 1L. Brasslb Cartains for ft.
, White Figured Swise Mua.. M. yd.
4 0 ew Ptfled Swine Curtains, 64 per estr.
Jecszs Lanuam n,
N. Y. Ave. Rink near 14th at.
MI V. . Lowasan denire to inform his
anosufe that he is no longer connected
So rea of Famion. He will be pleased
t a"t them at Mos. T. B. Eaans's. 1329 3
Wus deking to buy the best value of the
hat a" healthiest Wines and Whiektee. native
ew mpted, Judge them by the standard of
1oo eleoen with the diaerimunation of expe
ukme saw at the nd..etablskhed warebouse of
a Zanass, 967th at.
smen ArmekhoEyes. HNoo.a's,463fav.
hi~mem. Old California Malaga. Samples
Rane. of persmal nestuese grew into a part
of ams~tr. Give the little people a tooth
bt b and Mmo' Dentifrice; it ease many
a edmite hil. Me. everywhere.
NEsneimic Em~as, begaaruma, 106PaNave.
Tf InEWsoron, 141 K s., in reope for se
seamptiem er geet.
la OWe" coma Svr. A magicalremedy. Ifc.
km~s.e order for a barrel of "Star oi the
SManorat 05.25. Mouey refunded if not
eandsetery. Small . C Damse, 123%e. J. T.
D. Prma 424th at. ..
Ea.acaIncLaere.wiring. Ac. J.B.E Luxnamo.
A DxA, Bar
ENwen ow OL90 Hat and other at "two
FaAc A Soy. One Price
Cor. 7th and il.
Caneomm Oasaxom by the Exria CaamT
Wmas, 41-4M Noa ave. n.w.. are made moth
pseef bee et charge. Tekiphone 4352
Owne for hire. J. H. Krnzwae.
M. VA Papran. Window Shades, 1om
adbmd mInteatrior Tinting and Decorating
gt R. W. Mwramson'a,
1113 Fat. 8 E.
"t MaNM st such bread A my mother
de" in what is aid of our "0t4d Time" Flour,
owester and meao antritious thn any other,
S.U per bhasl. J. T. D. Pyles.
412 th at. a.e.
ieS Gaa.. GaN01.zn. 6S. MUrDDnaN.614 12th
Gena,n.. iem, speaking tubes, 136 Pawave.
CITY AND DISTRICT
Ammuna!ITS TONIGMT.
Asemoe Orana Hores.-Mrs. Je. hown
toarh Zen'. "Theseme."
New [wAveuas. Tnavwn.-"The Voodoo, or
a Lamby Chrw."
Acanami or Mtsc.--"The Tar and Tartar."
Mammn Bao Tonaan.--New York Day
by may."
Knm.,LvSsen TaRAim.-Hyde's Come
Tan mas er Gayrurnune--15th street and
Mooe ew'a Nimse =Ale. -The eve Ages
Coof haE lhaa
CONENSU LOCALS.
ft. Gamms's CNazar. in Prince George'.
eamey, Md.. was iovenated Thursday by
Shop Esses. lew. Dr. Addison of thiiety
abted in tes services and the sermon was
e'uessed by v. W. G. Davenport, reetor of
P... I frb Anarostia.
Tm bemmat subeeriptios hop given at
The rtemm beat hose last evening was well
aesded. A few admie of Capt. Zappone
adeo IS the ma-m to pesent him w3th a
as m ld medal.
Mms J Voca t of thin city has
Imonimed her eatrical engagemento and is
mae- a company of her own. intend
gto ar In1al rian play%.
TOM MenEo about 1:30 oc'ioek an employe
of OW bake re and thio railroad bad in
asm inmred while working on a train.
inry was damsed at the Eergency Noe
Ga.' a No. 110 cm the Washington and
Geogewen sireadomu conlided wash a carriage
Sea S ad x .treet: esterda? afternoon.
The eciai was demcolished, but the ccupanta
smaped wttheus being injured.
Emo. Pass.wrem. colored. dropped dead
to burnst h is home, No.. sl0 Half stri'S soudh
mast, heta t. He was 61ft. rears old.
Dnaat deeme eas probably the canae of death.
Lamr Naomi about 7 aS o'clock a horme at
thehed te a caraeran away in the $uansh
enian graumid. ihere were three mien an the
wuhbcle at the tinme andl 'o of thema, Robert
ea thremw to the yrond andt injured.
was nt to hi. home. Neo. 44i8 6%. street
s-Swat.
Ema Jnissa of No. 718 5th street soatheast
Isated from her houue last evening to attend to
a ebee., and1 hke many other Itadame she
had her pohet book in her hand. In the book
deha S. Later ini the night a unknown
nereed man hal the uae of the money and now
Ga pallee are louhiug fo'r him.
An Omsnan em posted in the Polic. Court
Puaterdagwruang. porme..a that selrcting busi
see er ayersor "capping,'' a It to called,
an be p..and by Sne or impraoment.
Tumna Wana twenty-nine pernm looked up
.a the eun of the Pohece Couirt this morning.
Jlesrn Seuunan. a c'lored man, for asult
tag Omer Dabt while the latter had hism under
anres, in spending au aontsha in jail. whore he
we as by Judge Miller.
Ata RaOrt..*a Uan-r, of Ire. Grace
Ledge, 30. 18a. G. t'. 61. of 0. F.. a vote of
Emahe e tendered to Pat Grand Master Win.
3. A. temag. ehateman of the radcommnittee
et ermngemests far the sith 3M. C.. for bin
latful ad ating effort. and the snamtl
amngmmat and termmnation of an evest a
tthe Misory of Odd Fellowship of the
De Nor Dui a deller' worth of feattare
Stest ata inspacting the sgfiees etock of
tes A esasg. seaer 13th and F as-e.-s
Cmase re Sawn Nossi.- Beginas Moa
$ny, Newar 7. and cootinautuga td
stes. JEnlm ergh will a~o. a diacea of
Spe en es aM furniture seseys the email
3 em - et * "peue) with a
thehums t ir eis ie and
has abuesed 3m et popula-~ furniture In
Ama." flew Teab awe.'" " mer18th is.
3bapety perler seute as Craig A Nerd
Swk t ogeete r ussau carpet, 76
wa eesa. Rug parto,
emite riest et jiathus Japs. and
a mt eh ed. (New god- )
namans Noass auset meah
' urn Ca.. babhean, pap blusest at te
et ef tpe eensper esm es eartietee of
~edt~qubbdeemed. Ipeui rates 9Sa
e -def.
G. Amae.e 5watma
been bnet mas ma "=a
an et flanee. V e- mtae
me. .a..a.. .. ..bi a Seo
ALaroun's.-C. B. Jeferson, Maw & Er
langer's "The Country Cirel." is aest week'.
bi at Aibaugh'e. This show. which combines
both play and arenic performance. is tainmed
to be the "biggest indoor entertainment in the
world." There will be given two acts of a
pretty saral play. followed by o speetmaler
mustration, conugned to the uZite af the
stage, winding up with a genuine ring pro
gram under the tent of a circus. The beet per
formers in the circus business are employed in
the production. with an excellent coot in the
play. Over 600 people will be employed. Tues
day night the theater will be kept open all
night for the benefit of thos who wish to bowr
the latest election news an cozv quarters.no
turns will be read from the stge during the
progress of the play and after the perfor=nnale
In over.
NATionax. Taxaran.-Benem Howard'g new
e0medy, "Aristocracy." wiD be givens at the
New National next week.
AcADrXT or Misic.- "Held in Slavery" will
be at the Academy of Music next week.
Tax Nzw Yoax sMupgouy Uncs35t.-Tbe
Pymphonv Orchetra of New York, in conjunc
tion with the Choral Society. under the direc
iton of Walter Damroemb. will give the firt of
its series of concerts November 16, with Emma
Jach as the soloist.
HAnase' Baou TzATan.--Tbe comedy drama
"Fate," which Bartley Campbell is add to have
eosidered his best work, wbl he given at Har
ris' Bijon Theater next week, with a cat that
includes such names as George W. Larsen, Cora
Van Taseeli, Emma Saulsbury, .1111. Chame
bers and Wilson Smith. The election returns
will be received by ial virm and tho an
dience will be enab not only taeujoy the
performance in a csy and cohafortabls theater,
but to keep posted as to the latest returns.
UnamAa. -On Monday.Wednesday and Friday
of next week the spectacular novelty "Urania
will be repeated at Metserott's Music Hall, the
subject of the scenes being a trip to the moom.
Lunar landscapes and a number of beautiful
terrential phenomena will be exhibited, the
sees being remarkable for their beau as
well as for their fidelity to fact as reve by
scientific research. The Urania entertain
ments, combini as they do educational with
popular interest, have created an impr
which lsas general as it is profound. The sat
isfaction that has been manifested with "From
Chaos to Man" insures a warm reception for
the "rip to the Moon."
Glosec-rowN OacassraA.-"'he list of pas
ve members of the Georgetown Orchestra.
through whom largely it receives Its financial
support, is nearly eompleted,' mid the secre
tary of the institutice to a STAN reporter re
eentv, "and it shows that we have a strong hold I
on the music-loving public, in that we lose few ,
from year to year beyond those who leave the
eity, while with little effort their places are
a filled by new member.." At Messerott's,
wben subscription. for the winter seris of
concerts are received. it is considered as reflect
ing high credit upon the work of Prof. Ras
pr and hin enthusiastic musicians that
te name people who purchase tickets for the
Boston Symphony concerts very largely patron
is the Georgetown Orchestra. The series of
concerts for the coming season has been ad
mirably planned. both for instrumental work
and for distinguished soloiste. Eman Juch
has been engaged as prima donna for the frst
concert, while the program shows orchestral
numbers of a high degree of excellence. The
continued existence of the orchestra during the
pant thirteen years in spite of no substantial
support other than through its own nnaided ef
forts is a proof of the fact that Washington has
both the executive and musical ability to sup
port a first-ca.g local orchestra. The new
mupic hall will afford an opportunity for larger
audiences than the various churches which have
been used heretofore.
ALF.XANDRIA.
ALL MEN 117y DIE.
There has long been a traditionary assump
ben about the aarket building that the janitor,
Mr. John Nighteigill was immortal, but he is
dead. A fabulous age was jocularly attributed
to him. but he carried equally well the weight
of years and jokes, and although he was a very
old man he seemed never to have
passed middle life. and a few years ago
married a wife and could jump and akip with
the youngest. In these last months, however,
misfortune has laid a heavy hand upon him.
IHa wife sickened and died, two sons grown to
manhood fell suddeily from life to death. but
he maintained his fortitude in the face of mis
fortune and did his woik cheerily until a few
days ago a violent pneumonia seined him and
L esterday afternoon the old man breathed his
at at the house of his daughter, Mrs. Craven.
Mr. Nightengill was the only citizen who was
acquainted with the jail when it stood between
the Potomac stand and river, at the foot of
Wolfe street. He was one of the assistants
there seventy years ago, and has been in public
employment more or less ever since.
POLITICAL MEETrNoS.
The Alexandria democracy came out in
strength last night and packed the opera house
with a crowd which its walls have seldom before i
held. Gen. Fitz Lee addressed the assembly
and was followed by Mr. J. M. Johnson, and
the addresses of both gentlemen celled out the
party eathusiasm and the house rang with ap
plause. The Harrison and Reid Colored Re
publean Club, which has just been organized,
will hold a meeting near the Washington and
Alexandria railroad depot tonight.
Fiusn AL OF .J.iDeo .
The remains of Mr. J. B. Hudson. formerly a
in business here with C. J. Miller A Co., were
brought here from Harrisonburg. where he
Jisd suddenly, and this afternoon his funeral c
took place. Alexandria Washington Lodge, F. I
A. A. M., ad Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans, t
attended the remains to the grave.
Iora.
Considerable numbers of Alexandria.n went
out today to witness the athletic gammes at the
High techool in Fairfax.
It a understood that next week the court of,
appeals In blchmond will take up the appeal In
the case of Jeff. Phillips, under sentence of,
death here for the murder of George Smith.
A house and lot on the east side of Uion street
near Pioneer mills has been bought from W. H. a
Brown for *500 by the Messrs. Aitcheson.
The funeral o'f Richard C. Cunningham ofa
Washington came over the ferry yesterday e
afternoon and the remains were interred here.
Mr.. Mary M. Smayth. a venerable lady, long
resident here, died at her home here yesterday.
J'rmlts for seven r.ew buildir.ga were issued
by the auditor yesterday.
Sebbed Die fneSt.4
Daniel (layton, a colored man from the rural -
districts of Virginia, came to this city last sum
naer and s i.ted William Campbell's family on
L street southwest. He had not been theree
a week when his sudden departure ex
plained the absence of a watch and chain
and a quantity of Ca.mpbell's clothing. A war
rant was issued for his arrest and it was not un
ti1 yeeterday that detective Bosrdman arrested
him for grand larceny. He apperdin Judge
Miller's court this amorning adplead guilty to
the charge.
Judge Miller committed him to jail in default
of *e60 bail to await the action of the grand
jtary.
Held ber the Grand Jury.
Isaiah Washington, a colored man, was triedI
his the Police Court this morning on a charge
of snatching a pair of opera glases fromn Mrs.
Eva Eiridge ef Portner phace. and Judge
Mier held him in @1,000 bail to await the
action of the grand jury.
OF OThER VEDLCINES ParEn
hUT POCE BOTTLgS OF hOODPS SamSAPA.
RIL.LA CURI.D.
Far all diseses er ase--em gamed 4p hmpuse
hisud or law stets of the systsam, No.se'ssamarinla
is nsanled. head this:
'-t is with pleasse that I tell et the gsta bemeb I
dertved ferns Nese'. arsasril. lr is yeas I
hare been bety aaktsdtsh
ERTRIPELAS.
hesagr<e with rualaw amas dusteg het mamr
meattie. I have sammetimas not bas abs te mse myr
Mobe far two maths at a tems. D.in taese to
try hood's assatna. I e n bottle leat es.g
eseamassi er M s et se sh better, get twe bet.
ties,.e tosh thema desas the amr. was able to
deany beesrh. ad.
WALE Two 1rr.
which I had met dian se als i'm Ttta I a mes
of eryjpaa ad resemmeed amy 3uee e sed
tene 5
lmeteeha'.ddamesearnsaan ser
e -r este I mahit ebetbleed -oe
Mes? Um . 5. S.W g immh m .
a..... in aa me aue.s. - =.
3E 113ED @OWW RE PISTOL
And 1e Was nSesmed to Two mU tbe Is
41i1 1 ee r .
Tom Rremey's rasy cneeks this morning
were not due to the stae of the weather, for
when he appeared in Judge Miller's court ene
charge of concealed weapon. he bad been looked
up over night in a police station
and had spent the morning in one
of the ourt calls. Last evening Tom caused
sme excitement on Capitol Hill by discharging
his weapon several times, and when Policeman
Meadenhall arrested him he accused the officer
of having put the weapon in his pocket.
His statement of the case this morning was
that he bought the pistol, and being unable to
get the bulleta out of It he went Into an alley
and fired in the air.
"Where are you from?" inquired Judge
Miller.
"Waynasboro', Pa.." replied the prisoner.
"What brought you here?"
"A train."
"Oh. no," said the judge. "I mean why did
you come?"
"I came to see my friends."
"Who me some of your friends?" c
"The O'Briens, the Macks and the Me
Carthy.."
"Where do they live?"
"The most of them live in Swampoodle."
"Where are you stopping?"
"This side of the Capitol."
"On what street?"
"B street."
The prisoner then explained that he was em
ployed on a farm near his home, and he said he
ht the pistol from a man on the street last
mght. He paid him 02.50 for it.
"Did you bring much money here with you?"
6he judge asked.
"I didn't bring much," he replied. "because
I spent it after I got here and now I have less
lhan a dollar left." r
He was sentenced to two months in jail.
ODD FELLOW VISITATIONS.
Isand Oness Attend Columbia Ledge-The 1
Program tm Be Carried Out. 8
Conformably to announcement the officers of
Ihe Grand Lodge visited Columbia Lodge, No.
18, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Thurs
lay evening. The usual ceremonies of introduc
ion having been gone through with a brief C
ecess followed, after which the officers ex- h
bnplified the work and showed a marked pro- v
Icliency. The reports made by the grand sec- 7
retary and acting grand treasurer showed the
odge to be In a good condition. Remarks of
in interesting character were made by Grand is
gaster Crawshaw, Noble Grand Morrison, h
3rand Warden Mead, Grand Secretary Hunt,
Leting Orand Treasurer Andrews. Grand Rep
esentatives tier and Allan. Grand Chaplain
Lucas, Grand Conductor Jones, Past Grands a
delLean.I .kelford. Past Grand Hughes
>f Wshig-n L adg and !'a Grhand Mastere
eiften and ran d . Much interest was
nanifested in the proceedings. Columbia
Lodge is over fifty-two years old, having been 91
natituted July 16, 1840, and contains on its
.ollp some of the most active members of the
>rder. At one time in its history it was one of It
he strongest lodges nutuerically in th juris- a
liction.
There will be no visitations during the com
ng week. it having been deemed advisable to
isve an intermission midway in the scriec.
1ionday evening, November 14, they will be re- P
iumed, arid a joint visitation will be mado to
Bieacomn Lodge. No. 15. and Excelsior Lodge,
.o. 17. at which time an unusually interesting
lathering is expected and to which all members
>f the order are in ited. On Tuesday evening,
November 29, Federal City Lodge. No. 20, wi I
risit Independence Lodge, No. 77, of Baltimore. y
rhe officers of the Grand Lodge have been in- i,
rited to accompany them, and the grand master
I". the matter unaer advisement.
CAn LOAD OF HoRs2s at Central Stables, 400 y
lth street northwent.-Adr.
Poarriry SALE of horses and mnles at Lati- cl
ner & Sloan's, 1407 G street, Monday, at 4 p. d
n. ADi good workers. Also a pair of dne T
Irivers.-AdrL b
ti
in OF U8 AFFLICTED
WITB CRUSTY. SCALY SKIN DISEASE. IT
TORMENTED US ALL. ALMOST
DROVE MY WIFE MAD.
)OCTORS AND MEDICINES FAILED. INSTANT 8
RELIEF AND SPEEDY CURE OF
ALL BY CUTICURA.
Three years ago my wife, four litt', children and t4
nybelt were afflicted with a crusty. scaly disease of )A
he kin. It tormented us all. Such a plague I hope
rill never again visit imy family. My children'% aes
were respectively nine. seven and four years, except
he younrest. who was only two months old. Of all S
er snfering my wife sufered the most. It almost at
rove her mad. The disease Arst made its appear- w
nce on my wife's back between the shoulders and el
pread across to her breast. It looked like it was cov
red over with little scales. I first bouxht of a drug
tore medicine for skin disease. which failed to do
ny Pood whatever. I next employed a doctor who Is
see relief for a ,.hort while. Afer trying him for L
tuits awhile without effecting a cure. I calledIn
nother doctor. who proved to do no twtter than the
rst. Afterthie I bought CUTICUIRA REMEDIES
I Messrs. Purcell. Ladd & Co.. Richmond. Va.. ti
aving read of them in a newspaper. Relief followed
he first application, and five or six sets cured all of
s. I do not know what the disease was we had. it E
feeted us all alike, but I do know CUTICURA cured E
e of that skin disease.
Rev. J. N. WOODS, ti
Aven. Nelson County. Va.
CU'TICURA MESOL VENT
Sbe new Blood and Skin Puritner and greatest of Humor
temedies. cleanses the blood of all imprurities and p'ol- ii
onous elements and thus removes the cause, while
UTICURA. the great skin Cure. and CUTICURA
(iAP. an exquisite skin Beautifier, clear the skin 0
ad scalp ad restore the hair. Thus the CUTICURA D
LENMDIED cure every species of itching, burning, et
ualy, pimply ad blotchy skin, scalp and blood dis
eases Jhen the lheat physicians faiL.
Sol everywhere. Price. CUTICTRA. ick. : SOAP.
Sc. ;RESOLVENT. S1. Preasrned by the POTTER
IRUG AND CHEMICAL. CORPORATION. Boston.
r "flow to Cure akin Diseases."dte pages, 50 Iius
rations and testimonials, mailed free.
BABY'8 Skin and Scalp purifled and beautified by
rUTICURA SOAP. Absolutely pure.
RHEUMATIC PAINS
IN ONE MINUTE THE CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN
'LASTRt relieves-rheumatic. scistic, hip, kidney.
heet and muscular pains and weaknesses. Prises.25c.
ni2-we
TEE' ARREW SOE HousE.
1115 F STRETN. W.
We hav. reeived three .elos..f M..'s Genuine.
Ireneh Pateat Calf Dais, that were made up to silfar
16 which we are snb at PU. per pair, a prims that
annot be teuched by ay other sheealetr in town.
U
Also sver eaes of Ladles' line Butte. ad Lace
beoes that we are asening bemw mesacturess' whes- A
U
ale prices. Ourpie. sras enmS1.1te. 0. whie
he rsulersgeei rase frm UM.5 to 0. Thes ese
mample shoes. aome at et the gleas - SaadSj-A, 3
aed C weahs. @
We have emothsr let et Lames' f es., ba
le the tsudeas "e4bs ede e **biehe san."
thbsresalnesetess sf them sees am53ssss see
P809 8.These em bas t enodeeetmasbed
sush ises
Tu.. Waum Urn Sinmmi
rim 6T AND SANESi
LILLY' CAUOLATRD D3NT1131CE IS 9
Etand sqet tee~oth swepiaha evr weS hra
so esir whitess No teeth. bt 14t emate a< iAUGE
eime to th hegmah.
LILLI'e CARUnLATED DERTIFEICE toa e
irely free e sawid. casp and grit. and so far fbel
upairiag the -e-me- aetna,; preserves it WM
rhueatmir ad cleemairm the teeth.
LILLY'S CAREOLATED DErNTWI t seeka
-ima br all kediar deattis. sad It 1vt00.
sardsi s the sebst and pleasmatent Tooth Wa
mie Drastisis, dry goo&e and motita hess
0e samere isse and ethers sell it.
N. I.-4o far the "LILLY" rass mmh am eve
lttle. Name enuine without it.
LILLY. ROGEES & 00..
Patetges and so)e Pegriete
EItfmosv. Nd.
CITY ITEMSi
"The People Are ot Idiots."
It is conceded in all seto of the Units
tates that the people of Washington are abo
so average in intelligenee. Notwithstandin
ils fact one would sup from some of th
fnouncements ap ian the newspaper
"om day to day that these intellent poop
onstituted a community of "gullibr.ee"so a
nowledge of the value of Furniture, Carpots
c., is concerned. Competition naturally teod
> reduce profit. but no sane merchant will ruel
sadlong into bankruptcy in order to asb
bch of his patrons a present of s on a .o
le. I am "not built that way," but I Ad a
rofit In the smallest possible margin over cos
Time' payments.
JouV RUDDIX, The Aecommodomor.
it 518 Seventh street northwest.
Wedding Invitations engraved. HAAS. en
rover. it*
A Spoiled Dinner Breeds Il-Humor.
If your dining table is served with bad Cofei
)ur meal is spoiled-that you know. Wh:
in this risk when you can get the very bee
om us?
MR ONUAT ATax'raO AND Pacmo TEA Co.
501 and 508 Seventh at, n.w.
120 14th st. n.w. 8104 M at., Georgetown
A H St. n.e. Stands in all market.
Nuweos H. BOWMAN
Telephone, 848. [11] Manager.
Visiting Cards printed. Has, engraver. 1
Guns and Rifles at reduced prices. Dol
lars and Pocket Knives engraved and Razor
aned free. Surgical Instruments and Tram
holesale and retail. .WALmomn's, 477 Pp. ave
slephone, 176L its
We're Not Doing This For Fun
This ad. is here for a purpose-that purpo.
to tell you that our $1 Underwear in camel'
Lir is the usual 41.45 grade.
ftAxc & Sox, One Price,
it Corner 7th and D.
Villette's 4 Oils guarantees relief for Rhen
atism and all Nerve Pins. At druggistslt
Monograms engraved. Haaa, engraver. 1
Razors!-For perfect ease and oomfort i
anving,"The Jubilee." WAtron', 477 Pa.av.
No Balts Offered! No articles marked al
sathan cost unlessdamaged! Ourgoodsoffere
; fair, honest prices. Responsible parties de
ring credit will have no difficulty in obtaining
and not as installment prices.
Pending the dull time preceding the electioi
wecial inducements offered to our friends t<
art with their money.
TuoMAs D. SINLCTON.
U-St 415 7th at. n.w.
Haas, engraver; 28 years' experience. 1*
Lowest Prices on Wall Papers. Mouldings
iterior Decorations. &c. A practical man. sevei
ar,' experience. The largest and finest stocl
i northwest. C. E. KING, 14th and 8 sts. nw
n8-w~slt*
You need not despair! Salvation Oil will heas
aur burnt, arm without a car. 25c. 6
Deserving Confidence.-There in no arti
e which so richly deserves the entire confi
mce of the community as Brown's Bronchia
roches. Those suffering from asthmatic an
conchial diseases, coughs and colds should tr
Lam. Price, 25 cents. nSgogt
Crests Engraved. HAAs, engraver. It*
850 More of Those Fine $2.50 Saxoni
'ool German Hand-Knit Jackets, sellingsm
pidly at #1.49, at Auzasica's. 7th andH
omestic Sewing Machines and Pattern Rooms
oot25-eod24&
Marvelous Fuel.-estalit-No smell. n4
is, no chimney, no stove pipe, no smoke
aid by HoraINS. 933 F at. n.w. oc29-no8&5
Notice.
Although obliged to discontinue the Carpe
epartment for this season, I am still prepare
Spromptly fil all orders for remaking an
ying carpets. TuoxAs D. 8INOLToN,
m3-3t 415 7th mt. n.w.
Art Reception at Auzaacn a Domeath
awing Machine Rooms, 7th and H. Handsoma
uvenirs given away. Made on the D~eestig
hile you wait. Admission free. Open every
ening this week till 9. n2-4t
Greatest Bargains Ever Offered.
The entire stock of Fine Tailor-made Cloth
g will be closed out at 60 cents on the dollar
DxDox AND LrvAarooL CLOTHING Co., 7th and
its- ocS1-tf
Button Holes Made to Order at Domes
e Sewing Machine Rooms, 7th and H. ni-9t
Buy a Machine with a Reputation
arned by Forty Years of Faithful Service
camine our New High-Arm No. 9. Its sileni
tary motion free from the heavy, rasping ao
mn of shuttle machines.
WaszLER 4 Wrraox Mso. 0o.,
je4etr _487 9th st. n. w.
Phillips' Digestible Cocoa, a very nu
Itious drink for children. 2
Men's and Boys' and Children's Suits and
vercoats at 60 cents on the dollar at the Loa
)N AND Lavaaroom CLOTHING Co., 7th and C
oe51-tf
10e. Royal Headache Powders.
eadachee cured "while you wait." Druggists
an12
S. Heller. 73 7th at. n.w., is matring a sa
alty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutt
ad Shampooing;_also cures Dandraf. oc7-ti
Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases
None Namne It But To Praise.
Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No.19
A marvel of lightness and swiftness.
j.27 Offoe47 9th st. n. w.
'E LARGEST STOCK
FINEST ASSOETMENT
EECLUSZVE MILLINERY
Can be found at
18601FST. N.W.
MOURNING GOODS. DRESS CAPS.
REMOVAI.
we med tie n ew buln.=.atasthets.
1110 F ST. N. W.,
Wmll fow bastassoo is h
W. G. METEner & Co..
... 111OF ST. N. W.
VE.EU.T Beu.Ea
01
W.RH. I..
STE ANDI8'EN. AYE.
-EA TW~n
Ut ee3adesbsese 8ss Os,
talesMdtim wee ease er e-a -
-r -0se a ist.sad haa iha a
AMUSEMENTS.
70 NUSIOIANS.
WILiks CLuB
EMMA JUCE.
J. P. LAWEENOE
Ad leasdr rI.
Grheeptios. 3 cesnests, fti at METEEROTT
1892-93 1892-9
r TWELFTH SEASON
Cribs
BISCHOFF CONCERTS *
....0........ ......e.
At the
0ONGREGATIONAL %CHURCH.
71" . on.... .Five Fril
1803-Apr. 14.
....... .REASON TICKETS................I
i.... y 'admissions............50 cents
A fA rerts will be nae, he immediat. din
Ition of , hN who will appear ineach, aestt
i~t~~k'tF AB E t Ellis & Co. . 837
1d moi. Nov.16.at S ook.
Season Teeswl be'sold. 55n
Given by the
LADIES OF CONCORDIA CHURCH.
At the
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY ARMORY
MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBEN7. 1SU.
Tket. each erson. 80 ..ts.
Pdevoted to the ftnd for the li
tiso a. th churchdebt.
AI"AUGs GRAND OPERA nauWh
TONIGHT fAT 8
LAST APPEARANCEOF
MRS.P
MRS. POTTER
AND
R. ELLEW.
Under direction of Mr. John Stetson.
In the y discussed and y se
Casal new play frome thePeah
ZOLA'S8 THRAR-82.
ZOLA' TRURSE.
A PLAY OF THE 19TH CENTURY.
THAT WOT4 liDOS OT EXI
THE T oF VE Y DRAWIN ROOM.
Next week--The Country Circus. o0=49
A CADSEY.
.11 Tonight at 8 last time of
The Glorious Comic Opera Success.
TAh AND TARTAR.
TAR AND TARTAR.
TAR AND TARTAR.
TARl AND TARTAR
~AN1AD TARTAR.
IAND TARTAR.
TAR AND TARTAR.
Inustrated by the Beat Company Ever
Seen in the Opera.
ANNIE MYR1h WN. PRUETTE,
MATILDt COTTRELLY. FSED FREA.
RO W O fH. M. RAVENSCROFT.
Grand Chorus-Enlarged Orchestra.
Monday. Now. 7- *-Held in Slavery." Rest. now
.Wle. 1
NEWTATIOXAL THEATEIL
. Tonight at S. Iast time of
Frank W. Banger and Gus Bethner's Great Coned
Success and Mirth Provoker.
THIE VOODOO; OR. A IIrE Y CHARNI.
THE VQDOO; OR. A LUCKY CH ARM.
T E 1.10130; OR. A LCI l
THE ; OR. A LUCKY C1AM
T M80; OWA L.UCKYIN
BY F. a. GIBBS.
With the Celelx-sted Irish Comedian.
THOS. E. MURrZAY.
And a Great Company of Funmakers.
NOTHING BUT LAUGHTER.
Monday. Nov 7. frst time on any stage. Brons
How "ARISTOCRACY." fiea now on ad
ERNAN'S LYCEUM THEATER.
Pennsylvania ave. and 11th s,
TONIGHT! TONIGHT!!
HYDE'S COMEDIANS.
Under the Personal Direct From
Direction of ydo and Behman's
Mr. James Hyde. Thater. Brooklyn.
MISS HELENE MORA.
The Fatmous Female Barytone.
Next week-Rose Hill English Folly Co. oc34
METEEROTT MUSIC HAIL.
MONDAY EVENING. Nov. 7.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov. S,
FRIDAY EVENING. Nov. I
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Nov. 1.
I*'t Rspresentation in Waailnasto of the
Wonderful "U R A N I A" Spectacle.
O0
A TRIP TO THE MOON.
0
.No opera pormances in America. nor Europ
=onvnatUyeth. have ever had the hepeat
ucb It NO thorourbly artistic scene eects
these."-Sew Fork fte~ing raft.
"A revelation. "-Boaen t n'anseript.
"A wonderful spectacle. flortcusly illuminated
the electric Ihadbatf1 el tg cn
combinin th vry perfection scenic art. "-Beet
"Homething absolutely new to Boston. 8orealist
a anot been witnessed upon the stage.
BetHerald.
A FAIRY TALE OF SCIENCE
G bicaly xpained b
Illusated With beautiful seer and marvelous
light end mechanical e ect-.
Poar 1cee-t~. Sti..T. a"dSI
festa now on mt ROTT'S 1 t. .
oc28-12t "A TRIP TO THE MOON."
T RALL.
RUTGERS COLLEGE*
And
COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 7. ein.
NATIONAL BALL PARE.
Game called at 4:15 p.m.
ADMISSION. 23 CENTS. I
fARRIS. BIJOU THEATER.
Mrs. P. Hauue It . tton adT . BDean.
Week eosmncing MONDAY. NOVEMBER?7,
BARTLEY CAMPBBLL' BEST COMEDY DRAM.
"FATE."
Nest week,
a5-0ZEGRAY & STEPHENS.
ETEO:'MUSIC HALL.
DAMRGOCH CONCERTS.
SYN O ESTRA
~Et D4M-C
STMISONY ADOR'T O CERTS
Asfollows:
NoEmma nek.er___'_
AILNDR C. MUELLi.Ta INSTRUT
M~If ..dN d.,.rt...t .. tha U, S.a
T 4BA. Ermesr.f h . esean~
aid
Thew~enth hneai
THlE WAR
LBUGe'@ GRAID OPERA UOUSE.
W.. of NOVENBRa 7.
Beranlg Meday Night.
Vkha Prseentatios here of the
6G4e 1 seersk.
. I. o.e. . Eine a abaceri
As La Emmibous N I 9OiOne
T2BIOGEST i fTAINNENT IN
bO People In toa e ai
7A more" and 75
feama61 (id;t.inltn=ot
fIeat now on a.;. toenckIs
Tuoesday niht ne3-4t
BAN BANJO? BANJO!
i vaoiequar;g07 gurntee to lech te a Iseet am
y- m0i p to P14Y a prftct tune h les
The&'@ a thig Park op.. all the winter. from
enaltwn mu-ibm etheu boar end f !bow.
'd L.astcareaves park at 10 p.a. Dancia hall free to
3;atMilnt fbdelt own musaic and special let- carI
Bowline Alley always open. artS,
-SP^NISH COURT MINUE THE ONLY RE L
n ket; all others are modigioations, _
a .rt M&taVirh etthe M TE
ORATORY. 614 12th %t.
Also Pnci Phyetal Culture, El
Oratury and the Drama.
LECTURES.
G ^ARD SCHOOL OF LANGUAoES.
FRENCH and OnRMAN. NiWy
Noveme 10th pm jbectnow h Stdo}
Languages Can ipt Imend and Mee Fa !!dna
tional and Fascinatan. Loturere- . 0 R0o.
A t 11ee anauthor e
p. Mueller. auor oft.Vo, n.I.
EXCURSIONS. &a.
FIST GRAND FAMILY OYSTER ROAST
(Oysters 4tstmed)
Of the JOLLY FAT MEW'S CLUB
To SMITH'S POINT.
On SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 182. rain or shine.
The steamer Samuel J. 1Pets will leave her wharf at
9:4 a.m.. returning at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets. admitting lady and ent. SL Each ad
tional lady or children over ten years of age. 5W.
No ob.ectionable parties allowed and positively no
gaanblin~of any kind on beat or grounds.
Lndles expressly invited. Third Artillery Band will
acoompany excursion.
Bring your knife and fork. n2-i"
MOUNT VERNON.
HOME AND TO"B OF WASHINGTON.
Steamer MACALESTER at 10 a.m. daily (escept Sen
day), returning to the eity Ar 2.30 p.m.
TN. DIRECT ROUTE - NO FERRYING - NO
TRANSFERtS-TRE QUICK ROUTE.
FARE ROUND TRIP. 750.; CHILDREN. 5.
WPLFASE NOTE. -Ov, thejo aL. at of the
atemer nacaleter t9 wout n a by this
direct tomb only the ticket cove the entire rowand
trip to and ine uitav admiesen to the masi. and
M und. of ut Vernon. the vidtor being thus free
rmvxanu ttsnaferand aeknn"Ooying etra coot of
htful rif teen-cnlo. trip down the famous ins e.
ruac without chancr tr1tfer or extra sa~ft pe
Men route Alexandr ounTFoote. For eSitg-I
y Steamer Macalester to river landtags as fer down as
Glymout daily except Sunday at a. n. Freibts
Aa passengers. _ oe2S-tf
M T. VEltNON. TOMB OF WAsINoTON.
WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VERNON
LLECTRIO RAILWAY COMPANT.
Picturesque an Beastiful Reute.
New mard dagnleest Oar new rinitafy I
ALEXANDRIA direct to the Gets of the MASIO
ON m to vsitCHRITCOUSCH MAW I
BB 8 ADDOI S U adn
places of historo interest in ANDRIA.
on Take ferry stem foot of 7%b st. feid exser
a. don ticket. 30w- entire round trip.
Counecting also with trains of Feaneviventa raill.
road at Alexandria. Take cars ' t | t teetpt
In defereae to the wishes of the Ladies' Mt. Verno
Association ga stop on MUNDAY at Little Runting
creek, one =Ule thin side of Mt. Vernon. the grounds
belair closed on that day.
ee28-tr F. A. RED. @ust
STAGE EXCURSIONS.
E OUTHERN TA THO COACH LINE. 511
C ohn . 2 p.m. ; 50c. to
reund trip. All visitors shouM rids on our getaE
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
T WO UNUSUALLY GOOD OFFERS.
REAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
FIRST-The great Holiday rumber (enlarged to 256
pags) of that brirhtest of quarterly publieations.
'TALRB FROM TOWN TOPICS."
Out December 1.al news and book stands and railway
trains. Price. 60 cente. Will be sent
FREz
To all who asend 1.00 for 3 montho' trial ebscrip
tion to
TOWN TOPICS.
The largest. raelest. stro o amoot warie and en
108" from date until Jenn-r 1. e; 5 Nos.
Who th inimtable quarterly (ro =.50) and
1 o th of the greatest of family 1 - tregular
price $4.00 por year).
NrTake one or the oter ofer AT ONCE and remit
in postal notes. orders or New York Eachanga to
lt TOWN TOPICS. 21 West 2d at. -New York.
N W AND UTAA D3L BOOKSo.
N see Prske iine. Ewald's Diseases of
the Stomach. Fch's Text k of obelry and
many others-Appleton's Medical LilU."enire set
r. on an ethlypaynzl nd = I address for
a-ft D. APPLETON & o.
.54 43 d th s (2d.sor). Wahiagto.D.C.
"WHERE IS T OFCE OF TiE CEN
"WTA DICTIONARW T
Cal and nqair. - Room--9o.
BOOKSANS FOAND N STTONERY.ION
Y. e andecose
Caad Ingure.n-adin.,s* e..11.4rl
EDTON &R.
ainea. Cbe. n.a..ed~t
-nveo...ame.. .. utn
515Sn r. Stampn. W. -f
DOLLAR41ZXZH
MANCLCM
A Nsw C*Tn.N MIL.
WITH A PAID-IN CAPITAL OF ONE EUBMED
TROUBAND D0AM
IMING EMPLOTMENT TO
US PEEONS.
This. to metike to ottv inAustries alreyr mated.
e created a boom Is real estat4
ELIZABETETON.
W:b sae of real estas iaresad, ma'mmftettaem
staing and Prosperity unbe==M O the walktwo -,a
ray. o& is the
CO-OPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY
aemnes the beat investment an the market. $1 h
per hase ah. 01 par har. per month for forty
motLs1 tfthe coA of this neb. (
The bolder of I she.% of this stoe will, with rem- F
tnued ProspetT. In a few years be well to do.
308per cent Per t Is not too much to aspect am
mnally when thk ecnterprime is rally developed.
For particulars.
C. . MeBLA KR. ALeat.
3; Atlate bhLdam-.
Oehoe 6:a to 5:3a
DO YOU
WANT o O Mv
A CERTAIN AMO'NT RACH MONTE? IF
YOU DO. srBICRIBE FOR SHARES IN
THE FIDELITY BUILDING. IA)AN AND
INVESTMENT ASOCIATION. 90i-o1 0
ST. N.W.
DUES. $I PER MONTE ON EACH SHARE. w
MATURITY VALUE IN 102 MONTHS. OWL a
HAVE YOU MONEY To INVEST1 PUR.
CH ASE AN 8 PER CENT PE ANNUM COU.
PON CERTIFICATE TO RUN FOR 3 TEARS.
WE PAT 6 PER CENT PER ANNUM ON
SPFXa&L DEPOSITS OF 05 OR MORE.
CAN BE WITHDRAWN ANY TIME ON3
DAYTP NOTICE.
MONEY IAANED TO SHAREHOLDERS A
ONLY. 04N BE REPAID AT THE RATE OF
$13 PER MONTH ON EACK SLOO NOS
ROWED.
COMPARE OUR TERMS WITH THOSB OF
ANY OTHER ASSOCIATION.
90.000 LAANED TO SHAREHOLDERS UP
TO DATE. STOOK StSWRIPTION BOOEL
OPEN ALL THE TIME.
S.4 HARRISON DINGMAN. Presideut. b
r. WASINIGITON REAL ESAT E CO.
CAPITAL 4100.0R. FULL PAID.
)FFERS FOR SALE AT PAR ITS 6 PER CENT
GOLD DEBENTURE BONDS,
0100 AND IS EACH.
Thee bonds are par"ble In gold cn May 1. 1oe?.
ut subject to payment at any Um after lay 1. lNS.
It the option of the Conpany. They are secured ay
trst mortrage 1ate. on Washtteom city rel esate.
'eld in trust by the WASHINGON LOAN AND
rRUBl COMPANY. trust#e. whkchrtiSes to each
tend twessed. *ad that securitie ezareediag in face
'am.e by 10 per cent of the band certiled have been
lepiouted with It. The notes so depo4ted represent
wiy about tKr-fAhtds of the market velns of the rel
etate upon which they area ASet lies, smakig the
mcurity of these bouds unquestioned.
:NPORTANT ITEMA FROM ANNUAL REbORT.
JUNE L lo.
rotal Reesouree. 40r.. i 73.
Total Receipts. 6137.6W.02.
Real estats en Hand tactual cast. e100.100.
DEBENTURES. *c
Debeanture are valuable to persons who de mt eo- l
ire to be eneumbered with the rare and remposafiitty
,f keeping the various papers becesary to the proper
tiom and serurity ot a real estate loam. It reteeves
he person acreting the debenture of the reompama.
AlIty at looking afte- the payment of tases apon the
aroperty ad the ammoyarm of a collectr at o
nteresa JOHN H. WALTEM.
Pesident.
1001 Jr t. m. w.. Washings. D. C.
BANKERS.
Second National Beak of Wainiagen.
The Washimten Lam a"d Tret Con..me,.
n3th.tu.*4m
WOODS & Co..
BANXIMm
WASEINGTON. D. L,
Topartlieeang Idle fudes that ther
maw deire to ame at aIy time we womm ceR
siecial attestien to our interest rate at 3
par eset per ammum em ceratioes at de
poilt. parale on demrad. Ts Ana very
deirable way to deposit smeh fueS as you
may withdraw them at say time without
intice. with btere- .
ON TIME CERTIFICATES
Ourate are an fllows. Vin:
ftyable In three montha. 4 per esuaA
'' ".eyear.peroma.
Interest payebuequarterly. esei-amneany
e amany, a- desired. 34
CALL AND SEE US,
Open 5:0. erns.m2
Tra=.- a inemessl baing bume.
19i F ST. N.W. ec27
V~aable ead.saad silver mime, located lb a
eurvanla, showtn65 peenta ea et cet
lith djotdownrisht ehaft ad seveeal lee
rue Geeses vein. now lb operation ad opse fer lb-=
sto. Wad e ono a~eynuouey wit
hulaaspa. Pa. nt-w&h
EWa BULING ASS0CIATION.
ERAL BUILDNG ASSOCIATION will heheld i
Shares SI pe mouth.
The sum of 000b mar he advaeed an each dare
10 Int"'s..t h ra a..eren aelo..d ar
trbnae sad tsttIr..nu. Te seB sae t 'tg
T. md a. pertars wh h mst. amedte.
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