Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1878, Page 4

“THE EVENING STAR. SATURDAY.. ‘The Weather. TXDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL et WASHINGTON, v. 2, 1878, For New England and middle Atlantic states, warmer clear or partly eloudy weather, south- westerly winds, stationary or falling barometer. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. ‘The following is the readings of the thermom- —S the Signal ae during oe oe 7 am, 35 a. Tm. 12 :30 p. In., maximum, LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. National Theater—“ Mignon,” by the Hess pany. “Dead to the World” co and Theater Cumiqu: varieties. Condensed Locals. ¢ Edwards yest lay took in custody n, Whom he found wande about the streets with a dead baby in her arms. She was sent to the hospital and the child was buried by the District. The Channe ey law building, on 414 street. wear the City Hail, has been sold under a deed of trust held by MeGuire & Morris for $ 25, 10 A. L. Barber, who held a second trust for $2,500, ‘The committee on consolidation of the N. G. Lodge and N. G. Council, 1. O. of Good Samari- fans and Daugii Samaria of North Amer- lea, yesterda articles of agreement ror Loy Formation ofa Thnanent union, Mr. ‘agher Condon, the Irish patriot, will ane “bere Wednesday, 6 p. m., at the Baiti- more & Potomac depot. "See advertisement. of eeting at Association hall to-morrow. The residence of M Milbuin, 134 € street northeast, it fire this morning fective fue. The ngtished by the treme Coomes this me vloved man, havin r cloth ove suspic PoLtceMEN.— About Ainiss and Miss Eva & nes isto Hon this « = From the known Hterary ri ne TE to give her aud the oper om F 3 Will be throw from th boxes ‘There will be un off it frame dwelling tre Lith a Jota. in squire Hort Of square , Callan, trustee, Ter $59. Also for same ewetling and lot on K laents, te A RPSTRATNING others of New Lo0ds p were about b ereditors, and s for Such fe of Such goods tion upon them be nd that a receiver may argc of the goods purchas justice done in the mat appointed to take ¢ of plaintiffs and Judge Mac Arthur n the arrival of Richmond train this morning. De- tectives Clarvoe, McDevitt and Voss arrested save espe names of James ¢ = dined Charles S. Seta aang, ct plekpoc Wel ete hh, robbed Mr. t Phnneag night de; F and Potomac sto Riehn snd other Dougls fee. The eter delegat society yt November et meetin is proposed to present ritten by children on airs of pure wool blan- Marseilles quilts, pure » $I $250, lace fer pire white sheeting ‘ard and cotton, best quality. one Ige.; black water-proof ;_shetland s. all colors, from ); pure wool colored and black casi . Dr. Warner's health coming from Washington in hi early hour last night, stopped Fort Runyon to get a light for he was in the house two unknown men jumped into his buggy and drove off towards this city. Mr. Lash pursued but was unable to overtake the wen. He was compelled to walk all of the way homie. and upon his arrival here found the horse and buggy at Thornton's stable, the men baving abandoned it, and the horse naturally going to his stable. The parties were not caught. ACCIDENT TO 4 PRYSICIAN.—The friends of Dr. A. Ball will be pained to learn that wail turnip professional vist on the street road yesterd Tth- horse be- bas Practice, betwe 2th streets Southwest, one of the ball through the head of a horse belonging Alexander rden, on bis place near Union. town, on the opposite side of the river, killing the anima! ins! atly D FOR LETTER Row- . Richardson. & colored messer— xer of the United States stgmal service, arrested by the secret. service officers tor purloining a letter addressed to Mr. W. W. Cole, 611 Penn- sylvania as been coumitted by U.S. nus Commissioner Wills for a hearimg before ‘the grand jury In S00 bonds. Sortment, all new designs this season, $4, 60, 75 ‘cts.; tloor oticloths, all widths; bian kets ‘and comforts, ‘heap; Notting! haw lace, from % cts., at Towson’s, 636 Pa. avenue, SoU Bide, bear sth st.—Adct, Canrets, CaRreTs, CakreTs— Immense as- 30, and first-class r auction, Warner, 916 F street. this br: be competed with.—Adet. ¥ finn customers in quest of clothing, dent has pardoned Philip Gilhooly, who was convicted on the 9th of April last, in the Crim nal Court, of assault and the most: wonderful sift ing the will gi Distric ry’s fifty D new dry goods lately popular dry goods. store. pure silk and woo! dress good: pure wool blankets, $2 waite Mars nue. south side will be served. dore Lewis, jr. “District pelos ee Public schools trustee C. of the November 2, 1878, | “ii'y, yesterday tendered nis his resignal on. ut, Hoxie has recommended poche J of the approaches to, and the street surroun: ing the new school building, formerly the old brewery in the northern portion of the city. Thomas W. Scott has been appointed an ad- ational private of the Metropolitan Police force for duty in and about Odd Fellows’ Hall, sth t Se. for Six months without compensa- st n. THE. BARBERS’ SUNDAY LAW. ‘The communication from the barbers on Penn- sylvania avenue to the District Commissioners in relation to the reported decision of the Dis- triet Supreme Court upon the unconstitution- ality of the ordinance closing the barber shops Sundays having been referred to Attorney Riddle, he to-day recurned the same to the Dis- | triet Commissioners with the statement that “the court has not made the decision reported. Judge Wylie intimated that on a proper c made he would so decide. In view of the facts and the conflicting wishes of the barbers them- selves, and that the question may be more fully considered, I have directed that a proper case be made, so that this question may be passed on fully. Meantime the barbers must act as they may be advised till the ease ts disposed of.” SANITARY INSPECTION. ‘The communication of Hon. J. A. Bently, Commissioner of Pensions, to the District. Com= missioners upon the subject of the eseape of sewer gases Into the Pension office, corner 12th street and Pennsylvania avenue, was referred to the heaith officer, who sent Sanitary Inspec- tor Robinson to examine the locality. He has made a report to the health officer in which he states that he considers the sewerage of building and all connections ina good sanitary condi- tion. but if sewer gas does escape from main sewer into building, (which he is disposed to doubt) a suitable Valve connecfed with pipe leading from main sewer to building will pre- vent ft. This should be done by the owner of the properiy. He says that much of the offen- sive odor complained of is caused by nezligence on the part of the parties not properly sponsing and ftushing traps under sinks, and not proper- ly ventilating rooms in the’morning before office hours.” There fs just cause of complaint in the case of the old abandoned brick sewer on ine of the lath street front, from which €5 percolate into the basement. BUILDING PERMITS Inspector Ent two-story bi Huch MeCafferty, dwelling. John Tac E. Clarke, able, Stanton construct a twe- between 3d and 4th st issued by et dwelling, $1,000, dweilings, sts. Geor wetown Ise Kee Enna Abbot -of which any ar had of then. be remenmbere history of the ON MONDAY.—Manage mined to give his p ‘ler. ashington. Mr. Heller’: and Philadelphia latel; lly the gr si eats are more than marve are astounding, and added to his y performance, Miss Heller pori in the second si rientifie men of the We anticipate a fund In Witnessing Uils novel ente: which is a pwale to and new world. joyment Fri endelscon Quinteite club, or Bos! concert here, CwAWForD. the champion pedestrian of this wilfon Monday attempt to beat O'Lea- nuile toma 2 L Tarrty THoe ¢ received at m, = reaneen to's! pure wool excellent red twill Ade fall styles che a comforts from canton Pa. ave- a es tt om 2 per batts wool th flannels, 5, 14 GRAND OPENS pntinental.” a new + this (Satui y) evening, at 7 o'clock. A splendid Inne ‘The public are invited. a —<—__ Ir You Wanr to sell your property at public call at the real estate office of B. H. He makes a specialty of ich of business, at rates which cannot ————— eet Bros.’ popular price system is hav- atellingeffect. Their establishment, corner and E, is crowded trom peening coms ight de PARDONED EY THE PRESIDENT.—The Pri ttery with intent to kill and sentenced to two years in the Albany gold-pl at near 4% St.—A ivf. penitentiary, ted for his release. gusts Armbreeht and Louise Longsbach; this evening, az. i "Dox. Schwing & Clarke's, ith and i Immense ‘Triumph of the Sticff Pianos. all admirers of home industries has been made that the justly celebrated Stieff pianos of Bal- Umore have been awarded the medal dar; and diploma of honor by the authorities of the Universal Ex fea to which a and the order has been transmit- MARRIAGE Licenses have been issued to \ Rodgers and Maria Yates. Lapres’ opera, chatelaine and vest chains, ed and filled, from one to twenty dol- in the eity, Pa. avenue, Prigg: ADDRESSES Will be delivered at Franklin tll by Rev. Richard Norris, Chas, M. and others, on the temperance question. re invited. See ad, oe Noricg."—Select tried_oysters, 2 —Aule ‘rhe oficial and gratifying announcement to ition. now being held in Pari Jownes ts the only one trom Amer- Hglacin has been Paes at the present great ition, no one will ques- cn he right of this piano to the place it now holds, which is the head of the list or first of American pianos. ‘The success of the Stleff instruments has been truly marvellous. Whilst other manufacturers have been spending their time and money in useless, expensive and fruitless controversies with each other, the Messrs. Stieff have bent all their energies upon the perfection of their struments, confident that theirs, the true police would eventually bring its just rewards. this they have not been disappointed. ‘They now have the satistact mn of seeing their Pianos recognized, upon thelr intrinsic merits alone, as being superior to all others in this coun The Stiett pianos, which have long been the leading instruments of the South, unqualitiediy endorsed by the masses of her people, from the most illustrious down to her most humble citi- yens, are now destined to tind a place in the hearts of the people of the whole country, aud to become the great national piano of America. ‘The instruments which form the Stieff exhibit in Paris are a great_center of attraction there. ‘They are visited. played on and admired by musicians and others Leo all Loko Ko Xe world, and empresses and peasants vie wit each other in toins them honor. The great success of these instruments in P: As the Stief in ris, coming as it does so soon after the awarding to them of the highest prize at the Centennial: Exposition tn 1876, has already had a most telling effect on the business of the Messrs. G. L. Wi ia « Bro.. whose branch warerooms for the above pianos in Washington, at No. 723 7th street nortawest will no dowbt be a great center of attraction to hes pisue- parce: chasing. | pantie in - this: city. — ‘as Poxt, er Cooper has been sued for another ‘bt contracted Garing Luts presidential Hartrantt, of Pennsylvania, mtends to retire to private life as soon as his successor is imaugurated. §*-Mr. Seligman, the banker, has, within the Inst twelve months, yiven as wedding presents To bis daughters-in-law $50,000, a# Home, the uals, who has been Tiving in thesouth of his health, has recovered, and ly pow in Pi THE COURTS. Yesterday, De munis Cady, asset nolle fl pein agsal entered. David H. Thomas, havi his pos- Session and offering for sale noery tickets; guilty, motion in arrest of j To-day, William Thom: GEORGETOWN. Manntace—Mr. Theodore ‘Theodore Simpson, son of Rev. Mr. So es bate this place, and Miss Neenah Tipton, the sixteen-year-okl grand- daughter of Mrs, Ann Laub, also of Georgetown, for eleare set aside. | Vere married Allen Mason; do. Henry Taliaferro; committed erday in Washington and pro- to jail. Lewis Fiazier: sisting omtcer; motion —-* — a Se ee for new trial overruled and sentenced to 30 days | je Tmarriage was a surprise to all bat the con, in jail, Frank Hydeman, convicted and sen- tenced for four years in the penitentiary; mo- | tion for new trial overruled. Stephen Ander- son, convicted of assault with attempt to com- mil rape on a girl and sentenced to one year in the epee motion for new trial over- , rule tracting parties. JONIOR RECHABITES.—Thos. B. Marche, D. V. and L. of the Kechabites, instituted a Junior Tent of the order at Excelsior Tent room, lasi night. Twenty-one members were initiated and ae za prt Rete installed: James Gowans, le, treas.; J. H. Mitchell, cown- ellie: ASonn a ‘iliams, drill master; Chaves, P. C. R.; John Weich, hs Kou, D. DRS ‘Temple Belt, R. 8.5’ FLW. F.S.; Joseph Bertram, Levite: @; Wiltam King. 0. E. Geo. Lowry and Frank Byrat pO R. and D.R. The new organiztion w: Mt be know as Excelsior Junior. REAL EsTaTE Satk.—Mr. C. W. Handy. ane- Uoneer, sold for Birney and Heald, trustees, ve enove’s nad. Circurr CovrT—Judge Carter. This court was engaged in hearing motions to-d Equity Court—Judge MacArthur. Yesterda; # et. srett; recommitted to examiner. Thornton vs. Adler; temporary restraining order Issued. PROBATE CouRT—Register Webster. Yesterday, letters cf administration on the estate of the late Bartholomew Oertley were is- sued to his widow, Elizabeth A. Oertley: bond terday, lot 31, in Dealin. Gee & , y the ex- | ton to Georgetown, on the corner of Greene and Stator Of ihe estate of Josephine “A. Hort | Catal streets, occupied by Nesers. Mayfield passed. ‘Third general, final and individual ac- | Helston as a coal yard, to Mr. Wm, F. Holt’ unis of Samuel Cross, guardian to orphans of TYE, Greenfield passed. Will of John. Sulli van late of Georgetown, Was filed for probate. PoLtce CovRT—Judge Snell. Te-day, Patrick Waszaman, for was fined $5. John Lubey and Mary 5 order! each. Henry ‘Coleman, profanit Wise Williams, vagrane: Henry E. Morris, profanit: Hotating, Dullding. regulation man, = et Gi rived by canal—Boat M. C. W. Boyer, mith 2,000 bushels of wheat and 1,1 ushels of corn, to J J. M. W: Br eneca, with 900 bushels of wheat to Hart Bro., and 900 busheis of wheat to H. a Tal a ‘MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE. —Offeringson ‘chat ‘o-day, 3.600 bushels of wheat; ow Dushels <0 id at 99 to $1,023. dis Ross," larceny; continued. ‘Isaac Sykes, as- Imitation Diamonds, ate continued’ on personal recognizance. | PERFECTION IN THE ARTOF MAKING FALSF GEMS, Waters Beck, larceny of a fire grate, plead | paris is the great center for_this business nuilty; fined #5. James E. Clarke, larceny of $25 | which has been brought to the most astonishing from Mrs.W. G. Finney—a pocketbook-snatching | ;erfection. The astounding transformat case, in which Clark attempted to swallow the Isix months. Griffith Carlton. larceny jacket f ¥F, Tinams & Co. grains of heavy-looxing, dirty sand into a dia- mond of the finest water, is the daily avocation of alarge number of persons who avowed!ly work with the intention of deceiving but the buyer, Everything in the op depends upon the quality of sand, and used for the purpose is brought from the forest of Fontaineblean, Large quantities of it are Stephen Neenan plead guilty yes to larceny of a watermelon. He was ) days in j rassanlt and terda; sentenced to battery to 60 da $22 from Mrs. Elizabeth iexander—a pocket pieking ease; jail six months. John O. Lowe, assault on Eberhard Trusheim, who. testiited that Lowe struck him with his nist and bit, him on his fingers. Lowe testified that he went to Trusheim’s house to colle small bill. and Trusheim = his daughters attacked him, Lowe was tined $5. sent obroad, so high is the repute tn which it stand For imitating emerald: poi coloring matter, entirely mineral {1 emproyed, and it has been br erfection. About twent, pal merchant in this cl urguignon, whose atelier Trier du’ Trone, He was the and surpassed all others tn the excellence of his productions. He em- ployed nearly a hundred workmen, beside humber of women and young girls, whose ss I was fo polish the, colored siaues ——————————— STRUCK DEAD By Unrowanp INFORMATION. — John Bough of 447 Washington street was tried in the cour of special sessions before Jus Wandell, Bix mire, on Wednesday for assaulting Jon. ell with a wv ‘The men live next door to eachother, a quarrelled. It was alleged that Bough tir the block at Kelly, as the latter was passing b5 Lisown house. it was proved that the act was. unintentional, court taking the state nent of Kelly into consideration. sentenced ten days’ tinprisont and Imposed a tine woman, sobbing Ditrerly, asxed pose and forin a considerable sour {tothe fishermen of the Sete in the rbeil, who bring the: tities during: thes entirely ov “and fell fainting to the floor. Ti was wite of John Bough. Whenthe father of Bou revurned home on Wednesday evening he as on. Mrs. Bough weeping, told iim that nLence AVith a cry of aston AS Warden Admitted the wife Mto the presence y Judge Dono- en, Lat, atched alone with iin all night, he was 1 AL One Joma tic sntif.-boxe which issue ward of pw innumerab! were taounited thi Bia aindaen the leaves ot charge @aitair laches and vice cousttl A Visit to Some of the workshops will inspire the mind with wonder to behold the pert With which art can be made to imitate the most exquisite productions of nature. ‘The luster of the diamond, the richness, the double r tion of the ruby, even the cay in the form and color of the pearl the cunning eye of the artist. ures are vatued as high as ‘The wor ip, however, i costly as any produced by the fi the world. ‘The setting is. alv and the fashion of tie ney these stones of the pri rival in effect and delic vor which may have twenty times much, None ean tell the difference but those who have been allowed to handle itand breathe upon ft and touch it with the tongue and apply an id Reo vy order to see whether or no it be. tarnishe DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS! Grand opening on the FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER, oF PARIS, LONDON, BERLIN AND VIENNA Domeels, dressed in the lateat fashion, just arrived per steamer, (in boxes), and CONSIGNED s tasteful and t jewelers in Sof real gold kind. A tiara of of 6.000 francs will of finish its n To the care of CH. RUPPERT, No. £03 7th street ns wes Who, in order to dispose of them, offers Shere atthe manufacturers rates for the next ten days. Ahand- sume dressed Doll at from 25 cente 10. ‘A ood opportunity ts now of ered to the trade, to ialiee holding f fairs, and housekeepers, to pur- chase very cheap, as our orders from the factory are to dispose of them at any price. 0ct30-10t PLAIN FACTS. TO BE CONVINCED, CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF, Business Suits, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, 14, 15, 18, 820, RRR OOY ¥ A L BARING Dress Suits, RE SOUY AQ LE POWDER D2 Ae 20), 28.8 R ROO ¥ AAAA L KING Fall Overcoats, ROR OO ¥ A ART BOWbi 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, Winter Overcoats, 3.50, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, 18, 20, $25. Diagonal Worsted Coats and Vests, 7, 8, 10, 12, 15, 18, $20. Black Cloth Frock Coats, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, $20. ABSOLUTELY PURE. CONSUMERS should bear in mind that the in comparable “Hoyal” is now the only Baking Powder in the market made from Pure Grape Creatn Taviar, imported exclusive Oe for this powder direct from the 1€-ZTON istrict of qonece Approved. by N. 38 De MOET Nm Y ok De HAYES, Bostons rm 7 cork Dr. ING on; Prof. GENT, Cassimere Pant 4, 5, 6, 8, 810. Fancy and Drees Cassimere 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, $8. Cassimere Pants, 2, 3, 4, 5, 86. Heavy Working Pants, 3, 1.25, 150, 1.75, $2 Youths’ Suite, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, $15. Pants, NEVER CAKES, NEVER GETS LUMPY, WILL KEEP IN ANY CLIMATE, octl4eo-tr SOLD ONLY IN CANS. Boye’ Buits, IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF 4, 6, 6, 7, 8, 10, $12. MEAT, FINEST AND CHEAPEST MSE » 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, FLAVORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MAD! Schoo! Suits, DISHES AND SAUCES. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 6B | EXTRACT OF tions should feel “grateful See *Phted cal 1 ati Brew, * “Lancet,” “British Medical Journa.:* ee. COMPANY'S . “Ts @ success a1 Children’s Suits, 2.50, 3, 3.50, 4, 5, 6, 8, $10. Youths’ Overcoate, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8, 10, ve 15. Boys’ Overcoat 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Bio. Children’s Overceats, 2.25, 2.50, 3, 4, 5, 6, 38. Children’s Ulsters, 4, 5, 6, 8, $10. Men’s Heavy Working Coats, $2.50, Men's Doubie-breasted Box Coats, $3. Black Cloth Vests, 1.50, 2, 2.25, 2.50, 3, #4. A. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania Avenue, CAUTION.—Gennine only with the fac simile of paren Liebig’s Signature in Blue Ink across the “Consumption in England increased ten-fold in ten years.” dad Chemiste, Sole agents for the Uni wholesale only), C. DAVID & CO. ne, London, Englan so SHERMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer, octl8.tr peewee 10th and 11th streets. St. Cloud Building. TREE: TEE'S SALE OF VA VALUABLE IMPROVED F Ba Dovor BULBS, Pn Ti LOWERS, &c. itn An, immenge stock of all kinds of Fruit ‘Trees, standards and dwarfs—cheay os Smnall Fruits, Grape, Currants, Gooseberries, ah ane rawberries, ke. of three Shade and Ornamental Trees &< ‘iated 14 f ba Sra Dock ‘Dalbous Rous wy diet tations Su f seni = wae ‘No. 854, folio Zid from rca Holla, viz: Hyacinths, Tulips, » Cro- sea, 2 Ls es one at tae re 5 al ‘Gut Fh F Flowers, Bouquets, mone for Funerals, &c. eee secured th amb wil er flowering Everything at lowest rates. HN SAUL, Hon, ta tron a OF ee one Sih i gommicuciint A Tth ste, orp. ORneat Onise, at 4 o'clock p. m., the ibed real estate, oct25-c06t fashington, D. ©. poe city of Wi fon, B,C to wits pl as certain piece oF parcel BoXNTON'S FURNACES. number eet iz (26), of Lering Chappel’s sub aie Re I enaube red eos at ee Loria CaST OR WROUGHT IRON, Chappel's sub-division of of square ‘numbere FI SUITABLE FOR COAL OR Woop, | Mpe huncred and sixty ( lees or parcel and or as lot numbered t sie it ee ims yhappe T's. mub-division. eat equare aumbered ay undred and Cee y (960). (-SET AND PORTABLE. TTA : purchase money to be cash, Pach pe Doman ener athe ra fate ctreugaad center nmin” t rab y economical im fuel fuel; give univer: besccured upon the property sold, oF all at'the etacth have no bolted joints; are free option of, of the purchaser itor 100 on each lot must. be paid at time aan All conveyancin ‘Thousands have had constant and severe sieont par a d cost of det defaulbing purchases if ° Pak ee forever is yeare. and is good condition ts | tbe Teruin of sale are not complied dSwith in seven day, without repairs or expense. days from day ofeale; DERS, re The moet durable Furnace, the cheapest | WM. M. SMITH, Salesman, Sar eokas le che to, buy. Fitted with clinker-cleaning antt- cain eater aoe and ashe H. WARNER, apa Estate Auctioneer. ovements, etore sop Se EXTENSION BRICK DWELLE Also, RANGES for family or hotel uso; | NG; No. 220 A STREET ated July 34, Fireplace Heaters; etc. Pe 3. — ible dul pecs ain Liber No 636, Bend for Circulars, before purchasing others. ee ee eters segs of tin parr RICHARDSON, BOYNTON & CO.. eee ae 7 son TH DAY. Noveuber MANUFACTURERS, eae mi aeee an, eluate ‘OF in #284 Water street, New York. <a * aumbered twenty. (30), ts) For sale by ©. @. BALL, », fronting t sug9-eo3m Washington, D.C. SWEET | s,cusows | Y47¥ CHEWING) BEST. | TOBACCO. Awarded HIGHEST PRIZE at Centennial poe ate zing C ‘CHEWING QUALITIES and. CHAnsGPen OF SWEETENING 4MD YLAVOR. cine ne CITY ITEMS. ied oysters, 25¢. per doz. in ‘a BOX. RHETMATIS¥ if not drawn out of th ss ‘by some rellabie medicine like matic Renedy Will give You a world o Only 50 cents a bottle for Lodille’s Specijie. Cures almost instantly. benefit of those who have not airesdy s° Linolewm floor cloth, we would say th le under a tent process, of grou combined with solidified oil, pressed on vas by means of powerful ceedingly durable surfa: ed handsome patte suitable for private d Stores, ete., and sold by a only genuine articie has printed on the back 01 Sz OO nie it Woo! Hats, & lendid assortment of winte from Rc. to $1 SO Denice ones i5e. 20 Tin st. ace FRIED OYSTERS 25 cts, per dozen in box, at Chas. Mades’, corner 3d st. and Penn. ave. 6 WE SHOULD NoTSvFFEr FROM 4 Covan, whic h a few doses Of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral will Time, comfort, health, are all saved by it. For Upwanps or Tamnty YRaRs Mrs. Winé- Low's Soothing Syrup has been used for children, It corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind colic, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhea, whet ret on from teething or other causes. An well-tried remedy. % cents a bottle. NATIONAL TASTE CLEARLY DEFINED. —Th sale of Atkinson's White Rose exceeds that of other perfume and constantly increas hardly fall short of a quarter of a mill Ues annually. ‘TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scouring and Dyeing Es men No. 906 G street, near y promptly adopting the latest improvements, whether of American or Euro- pean invention, he is enabled to do his work in a manner not to be equalled by those not ing these facilities. Gent's suits cleaned —Lace curtains cleaned from $1 up to $1.50 a window. Wool blankets from 50 cents to $1 a pair, by cleaning a number a re- duction in price. “Satisfaction guaranteed. His dry cleanser removes grease spots effecinaily from any article, and ‘careful ‘Pressing gives them an appearance as if newly mad EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS "| FOR, Greasy PALLS-EVERY THURS: DAY, SATURDAY and NDAY during the month. Round trip, 50 centa. The leaves Con, treet bridge, Georgetown, at 8:30 a.m weather permitting, for the above place. Bass fi ing is the best during | this month. Scenery the route at the Falls is tho test in the world, Notice To epeeks VERNON PAs- ‘The steamer MANY Was ‘SHINGTON, which has been recently refitted and furnished, L. L. BLake, Captain, is the only boat, allowed to land passengers at Mount’ Vernon wharf. Kound trip $1, including admission to mansion and grounds. Steamer leaves 7th street wharf daily F Sanda ras ex. cepted) at 10am. and returns at 4m. HL. HOLLINGSW yoRTH. up's Ladies’ 4 Association. 1 steamer on. jonnt Verzic Yoana jeld-ly PERSONAL. REMOVALS O. A. DAILEY, M. REMOVED his office to No. avenue. Tes YOU WANT. cou RE. ant as a dentrifice, try WELL’S E) 20) DEE cone pleasant article. ALLY PLEAS. EKA TOOTH entirely of inported articles, the taste, and equal to any 3° ie (OHN PATCH EXAMINES TITIES, 605 10/0 eT of aC ist ahe eae aaa spon fle, witha : ee a wade ADAME ROSS, Astrologist and Healing Mediun Me "can be consulted as ‘ieual at 204 Baty cary ol Dr, ELLIS, 805 Pennsyl- a would know thé truth, enna from Bam. to GEORGETOWN ADV’M’Ts. ESTABLISIED IN. 1 821; Entargea ana wroved now the fe {h tais part of thie Country.» COMP W. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM Draae lig Scovnine Esras- 49 Jefferson . near Bridge st., George- town, D.C. Med to he cleans oF to the business prompt: f Carpets, Druggets ani ‘pecialty during the summer months. District work sent for and returned free of charve. yy mail and express promptly eteentet Jdress a3 above. WILLET & LIBBEY, Corner Sixth street and New York avenue. WE HAVE OPENED A NEW YARD, OPPOSITE OUR PRESENT YARD, ‘Where we will keep on hand a large lot of CHEAP LUMBER, Buitable for all chesp work. VA. PINE BOARDS, all lengths, per 100 feet..31.00 VA. PINE SIDING, per 100 feet... ++. 100 VA. PINE BOARDS, 16 feet long, per 100 feet.. 1.20 VA. PINE JOIST, medium lengths, per 100 feet 1.25 VA. PINE FLOORING, per 100 feet... POPLAR, %, No. 2, per 100 feet.... eee 2.00 WHITE PINE SHINGLES, per 1,000........... 2.50 * | amg ge uane, besotted w+. 150 THE ABOVE LUMBER IS ALL GOOD. WE ARE NEVER OUT OF IT. For Fine Lumber. see the Post. contr eee AND HOREHOUND, ANE AND Ht UND, EB [(OREHO! AN iB HOREHOUND, SiH ANE DEOPS, xe cannot invest 25 cente to better advantage for ar cough, cold, ao. your ARTHUR NATTANS, Paanmacts, Fourteenth and I octlB-tr and Second and D sts. n.w. GNOW-Wiltpe gusranteca i yon use CERES, Bterling’s St. Louis Faney Patent, A most beautiful Winter Wheat Flour; or, GOLDEN BILE, ™e Rasecirss rand makes soreness hacen te nd COrs can- | AMUSEMEN' ree To “John's” Restaurant, corner 7th and D, | NAtIonaL, TREATER. JARE, BOSTON. Par hey ln | Pedestrian of the District, wi | Saiteenpt the font | _s DRY Goops. PECIAL BARGAINS = He'ler. | FASEIUNABLY WEEK ROBERT HELLER, THE MAGICIAN, MUSICIAN, AND WIT FURORE.—The enterta ~ RO} LER, assisted bs MISS HELLER. ‘yn Of ty Yeiots and Dew we hace surprises, overfiowing with { curious criticism, it aiuazes, ast every one. ‘The Matinee on, Sai PUN , th eantitul Pisid Reaver Cloth for Cloaks, £ i wa challensit nishes and deii cits ay wil! have. i addition Siow. aimarv! Tapereony } pEEEY a ws WILLIAM © of beating ( RLAN HAL eit atartat mood and will A brass band will be in ile Time, aires atten G + RAND CONCERT py TRE MENDELSSOHN QUINTETTE CLUB. OF BOSTON, | oct FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. LISTMAN! DANNRE! LUTTRELE & WINE, e+, Cr. WHth at. apestry Inerain pat xine Super Incratie Good Style Tapestry Brossel Paper Carpet. Lanins, evo. DP Plate and Vicia Violonce! Contra Bi; Assisted by the Boston Soprano, MRS. H. F. KNOWLES. t lowest taarket m 75 cents. Scents ex Ea" Allow no one to andere! ets and dia at Metzcroti’s, Music T. her DAIN, SS OF Marke? Space, HEATER COMIQUE. a MONDAY, Oct. Diy wun | Clarinetie and Viola | | ne leadinue eee} eh | and dresses. AlLwool Cashmer phan and ts, iEgESDaY and FRI Kid Gloves, tiasce Dress Ganda, 2 Dress Mat alty Artists rT” Sisters— Brothers and John Ma , Resnolde. Spe P. nw. Fe 4, comer 6 p and © ste yard isnow for yard rent at very _taatomiere city for danein ‘ f Black Cantiperes, BRODEEAD & COS, 939 Pa. ave., 1 Tem tm ON EXHIBITION AND SALE. ? § 626 E Sr Also, larwest stock 0 Shad 5 mber. tyl-ly OR FALL AND WINTER, and seil | your CAST-OFF CLOTH rown ad- Vantage, af JUSTH'S OLD & Street northwest, No bor FIE CLOTHING extraordi high prices will be paid, as I make a specialty of them | aoe by mail wil be promptly attended to. sep: REPARE } c. yard. pound. Fultdine ihe Demers ees pee JOS. B. BAILEY, __ Cor. th and F sts. y DRY GOODS. NEW CARPETS. re 2 re $1.25 ap, ~ Pe ortl8tr ____ LADIES’ GooDs. | - 719 SECOND OPENIN 719 | “Wan open next week an res | DRY GOODS AND CAKPED: beautifn! patterns and new desigis FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY, Cup, Fine, Novelties. Blac a mi. Most attractive offered, from 30 cts DAVIS’ On THURSDAY, 3ist October, will offer for the inspection of the Ladies, an elexant assortment of (“Losin OUT. A large lot of first-class 4.-ply Linen at |e per dozen: the same ry PATTERN BONNETS i and’ $3 yor Sian, ye ry np Jy sold at, <3 fen ya Heavy Canton Panne bow 3 ready to 5 j Shirts, H snd ert eae fast colors, tor only | cae + Teady to put on, at 2 Newest Materials, at — | | MEGINNISS' TRIMMED ROUND HATS, All of the Latest Sty) DAVIS’, Branch siirt Factory, vie ka A _fepl6tr 10028 F Street n Se MAIR Peace (INE DRESS SHIRTS Corner 8th st made to ord of Warcentts muslin. and fine Linen Bosoms for $1.25, realy to put on. | Piuest Dress SHIRTS made to onder of the very best material in the mbowt Clegant Saas ber ectl5 8 LITES IN FANCY NS, PLAID SILKS, & XD PLAID RIB DAVIS’ factory Bt wuaranteed | or SHIRT ready made for cent unfin- iene, sud one dollar ready to put on, one ® Tie a wet le or our A SHIRT. at 75 cents, te NINTH STREET, ST.CLOUD BUILDING. | Doceing” We couse tae th cae BnR glen DOUGLASS" AEDOMINAT, CORSET, Sees STEEI jannis” SHIRT at 80 cents, ix madeof Wam. Zinslin and twenty-one bidred Linen with at fe thern” SHIRT =e the Hannis, only being 6) ¢ uarantes every article wes Corset Dr. Warner's! Health pene Fo 4 eet ¥ br jose, extra lone, Sopot Merino aba Wool Hone, wrest barvains, cents, is the ron. (to be a repre- ae or ths money will be returned. jarwains in all kinds of Fancy Gr a v tmnparison of prices invited, | MEGINNISS DOUGLASS, Braxce Serer Factory, Ninth 9 | _seplate 1002 F street n. | | ligaragammagece ING GOODS, We invite special attention of full and complete stock, of HOU | GOODS, whi Ta. Boreas Viton, wl 5 ap russels and Ingrain Carets, in all mG GOLD MEDAL JOUVIN, oa MONOGRAM in 3.8, 4.and 6'buttons all shades to | reat varity Haw Silke Tutes, Frere ait mate] ‘new colors in dress goods. Also, will con- | Cretonnes; Fringed Jute Cul 0 mantly have on hand a, full Tine of PRENCH and | Lace Curtains in all and styles. 2 AMERICAN PATIERN HATS, at Now York prices, | D4 Curtains in all grades and styles Special attention wiven to orders. pyr, HOOE BRO. & CO. oe AME MGS1'D street. | _sev7iy 1323 F st., near Evbitt House. ‘0 THE LADIES OF W. — ia TON. . = . mal ‘As T anita 2 my DHESSMARING. ES. PIANOS AND ORGAN aahdent of nits sanietocts 0n yr 5 tothe moet fatidiene E we pe ESTEY ORGANS. of your ‘MRS. ML. WH mugs ta Be BRADBURY PIANOS. 1103 F st. nw." Stock; Latest Styles; Eaxy terms =a Tortafinent se ‘New Instrumente RR . PALMER, and rent ilowed toward. purchase Bricee down to “Bottom Rock ae F street, between 11th and 12th, SANDERS & STAYMAN, <i ahi at ana ’ | Shepherd Building, 1119 Pa. avenue, Washington. roe i BONS Poiegaare oc = = IN. Charles st., Baltimore seein At sh Shapes an s ra ep socom. cre GOOD: CAS! Ie xog ar aa rac ne, lates, stock of nem FEATHERS, ALSATIAN BOWS. USPEYAN WINGS, JET and other ORNAMENTS, Ete. New Shades in JUGLA and MONOGRAM KID GLOVES. facture of WAL KNADE Core a] thin new and, fiandoine in Frais PiANow faite reat makes sta sucvidee te tease a PIANOS and ORGANS at iow eden Bpecial attention given to orders. oct -tr fhe ios Hoe pee eo (a Po : F441 mrrortatioxs OC. RICHENBACH. (estabinhel 1604 Ne, 423 , DOLMANR, CIRCULARS AND i th si c i few doors above Pa. ave wepis-ly LETT Da os.— in many beat ike ier Fans rat fori Great fueres in the Sost. varied el — — Bonnets and Hats; fine Mil inery, Goode, Robes de Chambre, Unde: J.B. P&C. P. Corsets; Chamois Vests; ‘Trimmings, &c., at = SARS Sogeee? the most joa aE Sigs FAMILY SUPPLIES. _ Wore yee wines * | PINE GROCERIES. nts octiatr 907 Pen ousploanta = . NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. QUEEN OLIVES, TOBASCO SAUCE, CAPERS, SARDINES IN MUSTARD RUSSIA CAVIAR. Parties pened nto a Bae Rad save money by obtaining: Goods, Dior to pure two purthasing eb elsew! BW. aod sONs, oct30-Im ____1#16 F F street n. we Pabace 3 MARKET, ‘ALL AND WINTER OPENING FINE MILLINERY, At MRS. C. V. =o Ninth are Se TUESDAY ane HEDNESDAY, Oct Oct. 15th and 16th, in: Fh ‘the Ladies of the city and vicinity ad u ‘AS. H. VERMILYA, LADIES FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, 610 9th street, opposite Patent Office. on tale ela ten cna Corner 14th st. and N. ¥. avenue, poe seamen eter! = FRANK J. TIBBETS, Proraisron. Outi | and kind of AMENTAL — testy ml T have constantly on hand— Site Unitod Btaies Srerayy Best PHILADELPSTA snd DO QMESTICPOULTRY ; : All kinds of FISH, 0 Saree. nears Bee LAM, BEEP, BEEP. and WUT. E. & BARTRAM, FRUIT. aoa v LES ; EGGS, Ona ORANGES. LEMON: POT a Gare or New Ontraxs, Li) 8, GRAPES, eto. SARTORIAL EXPERT, ro aXKD 8 “TAILOR OF THE PERIOD,” 3s sow wits % GEORGE T. KEEN Me alae nein otresk Pee E Roger: Sli. iceen Carona Onan: C. 8. O'HARE & SON, ARRANTED, ERGE FROM CHEM-| ccrrctr 1913 7th st. nuvc., int. Mand X (CLUBS Now maxinG APPLES ora A.now lot of that pure old CIDER VINEGAR All our goods guaranteed as to qua!.ty, weight and SOVEREIGNS’ CO-OPERATIVE 2033 Tth st. nw. and S01 Hat. ne GAFF, FLEISCHMAN & CO.'S COMPRESSED YEAST. DEPOT, 1112 157Tx STREET. @ ANTHONY DENEEAS, Agent. = ee Se nae on He wre nw —