Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING $ SATURDAY. TAR. | September il, L880, ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. ae UEP SIGNAL OFFICER, t. 11, 1536, 9:30 & Mm. P states, taitonary or RANGE GF THE follow Ing are the readings of (the thermomn- nal Of ice during the da; a Amusements, 4c. Nationa! T? Deac Fors Oper | 2 Tom's Cabin.’ | Condensed Locals. Street. lamps wi ext F be lighted at 9: a uisbed at 3:45 am. ; & Co, who have ro-lewsed the tel for a term of three ” D. mn. Rawlt sttend the dectied 10 tion at Fs unvetiing of th on the baitic eld af Aneiet rectors ahd storctinte ds Association was bi and Ma t a Seripitons t9 tie aud pledges mn were re je Wat the remaining sh would be All Souls’ chureh, corner 14th and L streets, Will be reopened to-morrow. See adverttse- | ment. | re inform YS that th > para- i as he is con- | as arrested John Haw- t will be the ellent i Next week “C London, in her don perforny eaves to-morrow od Mount Vernon | hose who ealt early p the } voli stock on hand. For full : bottom of local t hth annual session ewiitte pecans tee ryland, Virgista, West V Rhed@ Island, Massachas Montana Territory. Itis expected that a Jarge delegation of the order will attend a3 an escort from this city. The members of the order in Maryland are makiog grea Uons for the ree eption aud entertatameat of the Sovereign ¢ uD No. 5, Sons of Jonada, was organized on Capitol Hint Last evening, and th following officers were Settee ye € aban: Tress, Jobn L. W. Tho.npson. Coo: are in : ness Col apprect: ation of basi- = training by the young people of Washing- A Wire’ —A_ Dill has Deen bes @ iimlved di- ‘y were marrle 1 roour & Hamil vugh their jolat earnings, he LOW x tusive control Epwakb Cavegry & Co., at 5 New York ave., are selling gas fixtures at low prices, and have a large stock of furnaces, » Fanges and fre. place heaters. See tb t Cire met last «. Wash- . 7 Young ana Ro an auth Bryinger, merly Win. ‘en about 3 hetd fora | ted that on Monday night last he, | oriking fell ln company with =dl Ott street and ¥ was S robbs od Of & Bune TY Beats whose explotts tn luinore were mentioged tn THe evening turned up agatn in Bailim ore The Awerican of ths morning ssistant critic of the down stairs, ran “up 2€1 a smatt took a walk avout the ju kK one returned t hotel, And the day clerk. notictog nim. follo re maki: arrangements for {ts transportaiton to the hot at that present time, and sald be was thea on | his way to the depot to complete the flaal arrangements. He hastily let. Tne clerk is Sui] waiting for elther the alle ea ne vspaper men or their all come to the betel. Ashe has a bill for e pa he will take the latter as collateral, provided ‘it 1s not filled with brass scarf pins and very valuanle sleeve battons. The question that ts at Preseat Worrying the hotel 1 Keepers in thiscity ts, ‘Who are entertaining these angels: bciotatetind The Police are on their track. and perhaps ere anether day the jall will De ihe place they will beat for board and lodging.” ——— Ir doesn’t take Gold, A quarter of a dollar ‘Will Duy a bottie of Dr. nee t oe ee eee St | “watehes.” | pointed & j th | and Garfield and Arthur € | ing their | times. | nue and 13th street contains kite | Hon. as they are thoroughly cleansed, é ‘Harvey, ten years old, white Republican Meetings. ‘The National Towpath Club met last night at the St. Cloud building, A. 1. Barber ja the chair. C.S. Bundy, Gen. C. E Hovey, ci Burdette, R. S. Graham, H. F. ¢ Koome, Arthur Shepherd, Join’ Long. Mason, M. D. Helm, Judge F. 13. Cuppy. « B. Cutler, Dutton, G,N. Bond. F. L-camp- bell, and RM. Barr, were elected members. A umber of committees were appointed styled Major Truesdell Opened a $ ‘su cription for the Indiana canypaign f heading tt with #100. and was followed by B: ber & Co. with $100, Marcus S. Hopkins, $0 and others in smalier amounts. Messrs. Barber, ‘Truesdell, Hopkins, Short and Bundy were ap- onimittee to see that the rematnd-r ad, essary amount was ral: w Berton committee on the org ‘The clad then decided to attend the repub and “Mullican organ: MASS meeting at Hyattsville, std. ter C. A. Barton was ed All the members, numbering seventy-five, were then Pledged to do all ta tuett power to or- ganize cl where. The T Repudilean Association mot last nigh 1 street. Hon. A. ML Hugues in cualr, The executive comm! 1 structed to Issue acampaign members of the cou quittee on tran ted to 10 go home to vore In A meeting of West Virginia repuvitcis was i an tor the purpos Wilils 3. Dz mumnmond. secretary ningham, Barrl were appointed Messrs. Edwin Frey, ard Burke a cominitt Ghd Mess Acang vat 5 ear reputities ut Pp it, Mr. A. d. Whittaker in . DeLand secretary. cied. Hon the Unite r purp were elected. lican @emon- cha was acer) pied. Suicide of an Alexandria Lawyer. ‘This morring about 6 o’vlovk the dead boi, of Captain Jobu S. Chapman, a lawyer of Al , Va., Was found In hi: t, near Fairt: AN. adjoining w eras ted by his chamber emp’ S bite. Captain Chapman was a hative county, Md., and was the owner of property "there. EH ‘A to | andria about the ¢ nm since then bas had a good practice In Alexandria courts, About two Ts since while on his hing shore he wa3 ‘kK on the head with a capstan bar, and his friends think that he never recovered fuily ste from the effects of the blow. Th m he had a very severe spell of sic! pho- malaria), and for days his lite was despaired of. ‘Since the: his mind has ‘appeared unsettled at Capt. Chapman was about 4¢ or 47 years of age and leaves a widow with taree children. He was a man of estimable char: T aud had | Re of all with whom ne came in con- act. Corar jewelry at Prigg’s TRE WASHINGTON MoNUMENT. laying the stone at fhes w ‘nylon Naitonal Monument, which bas becn ended for d few days in consequence of the suppiy of stone rugning short, will be re-arued on Mon Jay bext, and probably continued unlaterruptedly to December 15th. The work of stone cuiting Will be prosecuted without cessation so that when the work of laying is commenced in the spring the stone setters: may go right along without fntermission during the working s son. Ithas been found that two setters can keep up with 120 cutters tn their work, and can lay one course of stone in two days. gee TELEPHONE Howson’s ice cream, $1.25 a gal 1104 12th, ‘THE Roys Divoxce Case.—Yesterday in case ot M E. Roys against Chas: i Dill for a divorce on the ground of vid ment—the respondent presented an order clerk of the court for adisuilisal of Mrs. Lockwood appeared for Mrs. Roy Ir wi a oe rewembered that some months since Koys ited bis answer tu whieh he den Ot Lis wife, and asserted th u¢glectful of her household duties, «+, It ts the custom of the clerk to euter dismissals on tne orders of attorneys of record, and ne acuon was therefore taken. Pa.ave. near 43g.t The Wwork of B. Bruce & C oth st. nw., e stock of gi Tue nicest aad cheapest. shepping-bays and baskets C9 be tound in the city. A variety of ceiluloid, vul- canized rubber and gold bangles in new’ pat- terns. Spectalties also in fine hostery and silk handkerchiefs and neckerchiets. “See other advt. t the company, was coming on duty he. disco ‘Think! ered some One inthe supply room. all was not right, he started for the tntruder rau through the b. overhauled tn the ailey between Streets, leading into F street, wtih ten crow. Toot eee ed away fa his Boeke ts. The cu'- prit was M. H. Jewell, a young ian formerly 19 ike employ and graph ee ae but who was dischal ayear and half ago for drunkenn Fudge Bundy, of the r in thé workho: ice Court,gave him thirty days THe IMPROVEMENT KooM.—On ( street, be- tween Vermont avenue and 15th street, front- ing south, there are now seven attractive res in the course of completion. ‘7 southeast corner of Vera fi heating and fuel room and otic: ‘he ihe west Sp dern tumprovements arranie sicnle principles. Mr. A. If owner, C. s. Didden the architect, Caay & Mitebell the builders. GENTLEMEN'S GARMENTS dyed or cleaned at Fischer's €stablishinent always gives sattsrae second ahd third floors. jouses have each 10 rooms ard center houses 1] and 12 om Spots removed effectually and press ful hands Ofice 96 G street north + O factory of Finzer Brothers, Lou ued yesterday morning betvw @clock. ‘The factory was flied with leat tab quantity of manufactured p Scveral shirp explosions of Darrels uf occurred curing the fire. The facta Worth $140,000 and the stock absut $90,000; insurance 0, Several stall buildings iroed, lavolving a loss of $1, uy AFi ur TRaty.—James Tossing 3:Uh street ew Yi a dummy engine and cars, His Tight arin was legs Injurea in a tej zken to ‘at 1h eral fretzht cut off and oue of his hefel way : [RE LarTesr NEW FALL DRY coops JUST RECEIVED sal ALL-WOOL COLORED CASHME4ES. Navy Blug, Garnet, Seal Bron, Myr ‘Drab, Double-wicth, 43 dente, res 84 ALL-WOOL BLACK santas Double-width, 45, 50, 60, 75, 87 cents. BLACK AND COLORED BATINS. BLACK SILKS, GROS GRAIN, 75, 87 cents, $1, $1.25, $1 50, 81.62. 1€0 picces of FALL DRESS GOOD: ig the latest designs, at 29 conte pura Became LADIES’ CLOTH, ALL COLORS, Navy Blue, Grey, Seal Brown, Drab and etc. WHITE WOOL FLANNELS, 3%, 18, 20,25, 31, 37,60. Medicated FLANNEL, Twilled, 25,30,37,50c. 8, 10, 12, 16 cents. FLANNELS, QLOTH for Men and Boy's wear, 25, 30, 37, 50c. BLANKETS, $2.50 per pair; #3, go.toean es BED COMFORTS, 81, $1.25, 1 NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE 25, 31, 31, 600. C. Mt. TOWSON, S56 Po ave. South Bide, near Tih & 0. Market. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. Filthy ¢:utters. Editor Star see In your tssue of last even- ing you are very plalu in regard to the garbase contract. I shouid like to have your optnion on ihe gutter contract. I called attention thronga your paper three weeks ago to the gutters on New Jersey avenue, above R street. Afier ten days they came and cleaned those south of R and on one of the block borth, that was not built ert the west side, where the are nir it occupied. Perhaps the could bot find the gutters, Fas they are full of | mud. ——— THE COURTS. PROBATE Courtr—Judye Cox. Yesterday, in the case of the estate of Enma Gibbs, deceased, fin a3 iSsned to tae Estate of Jon ¢ eae bond ed Pienan cited administ plified copy of . from Washington county court, Ky.; dled and admitted to pro- bi record. ‘Estate of George >, de- Tule on widow to. show cause’ Ww hot administer. Rudolph Watkias pointed guardian to infane children of H. F unter. “The wills of Tobias Warren and sanna Sophia Lippoldt were tiled for probate. Estate of Ann Picxrell; answer flied and order aismissirg pettrions of Samuel A. Walker and others, Witt ef John M. Belt admitted to pro- bate ond letters yranted to Charles Mackall, ut bend, #20.000, Several accounts were i. Adjourned to Tuesday next. Cincvit CovrtT—Judge Cor, ne Yesterday, Fitch agt. Byrne « Judement by detautt for $200, Deener, a Welch agt. fies bole « Chappel; pr agt. Jilgvins; appearance ae vapeont jant ordere MoLain agt. Balley-French a Paving compar leave 10 answer. ITY CovRT.—Juage Cox, Mps agt. Smith; special audito1 ed. Coburn agt. Henderson; ord: Hamilton agt. Hamilton; crder to ui affray agt. Grant; pro con- ‘Bergevin agt. Bergevin; do. and refer- Connolly agt. Connolly et_al; order appointing guard aad litem. Thyson agt. F denying injunction. McLean agt. Patiey demurrer sustained ani French Paving Co.; reference. Fors: ct. Tiibernte Building Association; injunction con- tinued on pa tof 800 within a week. Pouce CocrtT—Judge Bundy, pro tem, To-ds eli bonds. Jas H. Waugh, carry ba ae so days; ‘appeal noted.” Samuel Hootl, distro: ing the’ @ulet of Georgetown; a or 2 da D. Ford, loud and bols'erous; 0 Price; pers months, nit On Jona Wel- a M ell, larcé of some zine froin the Atlantic and Pacttic ‘Tek egraph company; 20 days in jail Frederick eny of & #oat from Frederick L _ Geo, Carr, larceny of pass; rb Chase T or two ater a Wo. Suma ays In Jail. GEORG is Howe—Officers Riley - Harper hist evening found an old white ‘man, of appearance, named John Ss. E ng abont the tow- path, near ie. Aqui ridge, and took him to the statiou-house. Pollee headquarters was notified, and soon afterwards y EL bach, réstorag at 4 New Jersey avenue, took eTOWN. ee old gentleman, who fs of feeble mind, to hts ome, ‘9 bushels wheat sold yes- ranging froin Ys to ¢ 0 arrivals and no offer Ce we to-day. COAL ae eens ave pDoats lett cumbert and Thursday, with coal, as foi New central 91 American Co., 11 Mr. DELANE, who for so mati great editor of the London Ti anythin ears wai the tdom wr ose i for lis journal, except headlines for litle paragraphs dnd tlUes to letters trom com- plaining correspondents. He prided himself oa being able to do this well—and witn reason, for often his headiine set forth the gist of the para- graph in three or four words, or gave a comical and ludicrous tone to what the writer had at- tached serious importance. But Mr. Delane read, in proof if notin manuscript, every line which appeared in his paper—a duty which less disting ished editors too often think ft beneath their dignity to perform. —————— CUTICURA BLOOD AND SKIN REMEDIES. From the Hon. William Taylor, State Senctor of Massachusetts. Messrs. Wrrxs & Porrer Gentlemen, —To say thatIam gra‘efu, is only may feelings, but itis the + eel itin ey great suitere: (12) years. re, d TE hare Fa T with skin diseases for the last twelve My head aud face being covo-ed with {ict rest with the During beat ‘and Keilux of the parts aifected, and wa aed to ; house for weeks ata time. My disear: lias Dorn calted Fezema, of a inost ravated type, by many physicians, but 1 doubt if ever fully understood by Any of em, It wae Bacto hike a ron nation of several shin humors. I have Spent much inoney s¢eking acure, snd in 1867 I went t 0 Kurope a Loz Seunulted some of the best physiciane in Treceived temperary relief ouly, for in thes it would break out sain as bad’as ever. Whe. came back to Boston, T wae told by masy fie that br. — (whoee’ reputation for the ¢ thote diteares was of the Lizuest order) could eure ine. T wwited on the doctor: he prescribed for me. I followed his advice for six months, and I can ae i nde of safely soy, withoutany improvement. I tried other among then Dr. —, of East ——, of city proper, butali to no did ‘me no good; their remedies ‘were go ineffectual that at no time did £ fes! that a core would result from them. ut three onthe ‘axo, Mr. Meshan,a gen 2 tothe Boston peopl tion to. UTIcURA REMEDIE: ised wouderful reaults if f would only ra. He told abe of his own experiene> wi it, aud 80 pelsevered on me that I went with hin to’ a dray store and bought them aud commenced to use them ‘There was so much » that as soon #s I commencea the use of Ouricuna it came to the Surface and festered, untit vst quat-ities had come out and great'y intensitied my sufferings for boat two weeks. But L did not mind this,as I fe't tat 1 Wak KouM to wet rid of the humor when I saw it comiie to toe surface in such large quan'it.es. After the first two or three weels' use of thse remedirs, I was greatiy encouraged Dy a Bra lessening of the iiflammation of a num! D: ful sores. I carefully, faithfully and cheerfully followed the directio.s’to the letter, feeling each week resrera cure, t fitat tie present monont after threo months} use of Cvricura Rewenres and twelve years of as constant sufferiow us was ever endured, I can ray that I az cured and pro- nounce my case the most remarkab.c on re ar I have been £0 elated with my success that I liwe stopped men on the rtreets who were afflicted aud toi thera to ket the Uoricums Reatepres and th yy would cure them. i why I am so wratefui t> you, for I televe thea to be tho bast and greate Biscovery of t! and that they will cure all wh dre tuttering wittd these disesses y add that may took no interzal medicine but the GvircuRa Be- ae WILLIAM TAYLOR. Boston, Avsust oo 1873. Statement Sixteen gape Later, In answer toinauy inquiries, Idesire to say thst it is How sixtcen months singe I wrote the above etatcment: thet my cure bas proved Povanatt, andmy gel veueral health perfect. I have nothia to retract, but much to add in grateful praise of the STICURA REMEDIES. WM. TAYLOR. Boston, Jan 1, 1880. OUTICURA REMEDIES For all Humors of the Blood. utifies the ski Soar is th lee aban? only medieiial 89a CITY ITEMS. Lopi-.e's HEapacue Srsciric cures headache atonce. Price 50 cente, Ok Tnovsanp Business Carns for $1; by | Mall, $1.25. Send for sample. BRows’s PatNt- ING OFFICE, 920 F street, Wastiagton, D. C. | No Carpets should b2 laid without a Moth- proor Serred Carpet Lining. Use only that man- Uufactured of cotton and paper. American Car- pet Lining Co., New York and Boston. Sold py Bn carpet dealers. MOTHERS REGRET when too late the death of their infants, used to many instances by im- proper tood. There need be no hesitation in using Meilin's Food, as long trial has proved tt the very best articlé for children deprived of the natural fount. It ts endorsed by eminent physi- clans, and may be had of most druggists and grocers. Price, 75 cents T. Metealt «Co, Bos- ton, Mass, Itching Piles Is one of the most annoying diseases tu the World, aud yet all can find sure relief by the use Of Dr, Siccyme's Ointinent. It has been tested in thousands’ of instances, and invariably makes a sure cure, Tue symptoms are mols- ture, like perspiration, intense Itehing,increased by seratching, very distressing, particularly at night, as if pin worms were crawling in and about the rectum, the private parts are some- times affected. Procure the ointment at once. Sold by all druggists. DR. Hakriey’s great remedy for catarrh and tbroat diseases, Sold by all druggists. SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use Welles Health Kenewer.” "Greatest remedy on earth for impotency, sexual debility, decline, Se $1 at arugeiss sts. Depot, 55 Barclay’ Street, and for Washington at 480 Penn’a avenue. “ALDERNEY WaGOns.”—Fresh Alderney butter churned every, oEANg and delivered in 3g Ibs. “Ww; Also, cottag sepl-w,3,m,2m prints, | 35¢. per oneesey buitermilk and sweet milk 5¢. per qt. \OLUMBIA POTTERY. 313 Georgia avenue, foot of 3d st. east. Fine STONE and EARTHENWARE of every de- scriptio: Hard and machine-made FLOWER POTS (2 of a sizes. DEN VARES, DATRY a gud COOKING UTENBILS, PRESERVE JARS) Xe Eioriste and the trade supplied without aaiay, and at the lowest prices. Bors ToN's “1880” FURNACES, CAST OR WROUGHT IRON, SUITABLE FOR COAL OR WwooD, BRICK-SET AND ne emenee Are powerful heaters; remark. nomi rom The meet DURALLE FUR EST to buy. tite with ou anti-friction GRATES d AFILE igs E Send for circulars before purchasing cthors. sue ON, BOYNTON & CO., NUFACLURE 234 Water stree New York, C. G. B. For sate by Lt, 4y29-th,e,tu3m 1337 E st., near ieta’a. * | promi, HEATING, AND VENTILLATING, EDWARD CAVERLY & CoO., At 1425 New York Avenue. Are exhibiting a fine line of GAS FIXTURES, in rew ai.« attractive designe—Handsome PARLOR GRATES, Low and Blevated OVEN either Portable or Brick Set; Fire-Place ig tes ERs, &c., &c., and call especial attention to THE “COMMANDER” CAST IRON FURNACE as being moderate in cost, eimple in conatraction, mansged, pe:fectly ‘reliable, and which wi'l much space for smount of coal consumed as any Furnace offered in this or any other market. A lage number in use in Washington. THE “MAGEE STANDARD WROUGHT IRON FURNAOE, (manufactured by the Magee Furnace Co. of Bos- ten, ) is a great favorite in the New Engiand states where the merit of Heating felved dhe ahecal of Hogae wed Hyde aaa es oe al of Hon a the best Wrouxht Tron Furnace exinuited no THE “LE LROII” ELEVATED OVEN, COOK- ING AND HEATING RANGE, has no superior as a bighly- finished, most com- Picte, and ccenstul artis Woe have ast more ae any rie ‘Past two yeas, and refer to any one ae oa DROIT” FIRE-PLACE HEATER teck the firet premium at the E: National Fair Association last fall es OF the Wood's ae RANGES. Wi + PARLOR SUN, SUNLIGHT, Bes Baer aan Eis in stock Also, REPAYRS for same. EDWARD CAVERLY & co., fep4-Im 2425 New York ave. W4vex. HENGLA & ©O., MANUFACTURERS OF LAUNDRY SOAPs. EVERY BARE AND OAKE OF OUR GOODS ARE BRANDED WITH OUR NAME, AND ARE WaR- BANTED TO BS MADE FROM PURE REFINED TALLOW AND VEGETABLE OIL8, AND TG BE FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS. FOR BALE BY ALL FIRST-OLAS3 GROCERS. Office and Warerooms, 105 and 107 Water street, yi2-3m Georgetown, D. 0. PpBECEEEOLOLUY TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS. NGHAT NEVER, BUSTS, NEVER BREAK VER WEARS OUT, ALWais GLuaX, and oea fo worn while He bathing) is fsitctes, 095, 7th et. n. Mrs. Fisher devotes her aftertion tothe wants tact lady patrons. TL ATIOAL BANNERS FLAGS & PORTRAITS. Pu Okt HOwnE & GBAHAM'E, ST Duan Neon 9 ate. Itt. JAFE AND SURE! NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. 15th Street and New York Avenue. Fire, Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults from 85 foecuayear, Goverument Bonds ou deposit for Ler Also, receives Silverwargin Trunks tee Board of f managers—Win. Shice- president: B. trossurer vane. ras be Rturtewant Bena hi — "Thos. Henry A. erin INE AND OLD FRIEN snows aa the best, £0 un JOSTH'S ma st stand ears as the onl, ri CLOTH known for SECOND. ee aS ~ 408 9th sone o.w. Ne Bo Note by mall ‘promptly attandso piace where LLEW18 JOHNSON @ CO, Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. 0., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DIS- TEICT and cther INVESTMENT SECURITIES, DOMFSTIC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE. mur? RED SYN, No. $49 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.W. scone in this city. He relieves al! eet tag cnn, 2 to t eunquished other icians. pes ts gates OLERA IN- he at cured ia a eingic day. caso of fallnre. Gall: and, be, con <e a W. GALT, BRO. & CO.,, 2107 Penna. Avenue, (Call special attention to their elegant stock of AMERIOAN AND FOREIGN WATOHES. as never been math sey oy ners: ‘Their arsortment Prices aro mnuch lower than ever BOOTS AND SHOES. Geneon SHOES! SCHOOL SHQE3! at THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUOTION HOUSE, 491 Penn Avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, THE LEADING SHOE HOUSE IN THE DISTRICT. The Just returneds from tho Fast with the !arzest stock of BOOS and SHURA ever brozeht! betore the public, at prices that astonish all. PRICE LIST: B58" School Shoes... ‘Mikes School Shoes... 1@ Proprietor of the sbove house beet AND ALL OTHERS IN PROPORTION, AT THE GREAT BOSTON SHOB AUCTION HOUSE. a LEOPOLD BRICHOLD, Proprictor. eep! QcHooL SHOES, SCHOUL SHOES. Those in want of good, eolid leather, Children’s, Boys and ae School’ Shoes esa find them at W Prices 717 MARKET SPACE. Cur Bisses Pebble, all leather, Button Roots, sizes 11 to 2, af 81.25 a pair. cesta are not admired. If | be beat. ome entire sore of Men's Low Shoes will be fardless of cost. = W. H. RICH, BIT 717 Market Space. NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 6035 Pennsylvania Avenue. CLOSING OUT AT PRIME OO8T ALL OF OUR MEN’S FINE LOW SHOES aND LIGHT CONGRESS GAITERS. AT ACTUAL CosT, ALL OF OUR NEWPORT TIES and a LADIES" FINE SLIPPERS LIGHT KID BOOTS. siheee woods muet be sold, to make room for Fel! ck. GALL AND BE CONVINCED. We MEAN BusINeEss. ONE PRICE. augt o GEO. McCARTHY. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Fee THE ACCOMMODATION OF MY gown town customers I havo openca a OH STORE, 428 ‘ih st. wherg cep @latwe assortment of Heating and Cooks Ftoves: also, the best makes of Latrobe, Bibb’s New Baltimore, New Palace, Parlor Sun, &¢.; Tin Roofing, Plambine, Etove Repsirs. Prices always a8 low a8 any cther house. JOUN MOBAN, 2126 Pennsyivania ave., 42% Oth st. now. Grders by telephone will receive prompt atten- tron. aug27-Im G‘4s COOKING STOVES. ‘The Washington Gas Light Company have at their oftce, on Jeth wtrect. an assortment of the BUN DIAL GAS COOKIN ‘OVES, in various sizes and patterns. this is the Stove used by Miss Dods in ber lecture on csokery. Call and examine them. aug23 EATING SPECIALTIES— MOTTS’ SOCIAL LATROBE: NOTTS" ELEVATED OVEN BANGE. MOTTS’ BTAB FURNACE. Above koods a8 chesp 38 ny in the market and warrant cive satisfaction. LTON & SHEDD, avg2l 409 Sth street n.w. Ww. 8S. JENKS & CO., 2 No. 717 7th st. n.w., ry the ST. GEors: and Seta HEAD ‘ED OVEN RANGES, SOCTA! ind FIBE_ SIDE JEWEL ai and EXCELSIOR ¥ All strictly’ f-class and warranted. Also, a fall line ol SLATE MANTELS, GRATES, Stationary and Por- table RANGES and COOK STOVES. all of which ortment in the ety, we would soleis an insectinn sortment an from all in want of above woods. er ‘AS STOVES! GAS STOVES! THB OELEBRATED ENGLISH STYLE. BOLD ON TRIAL. WILL DO THE WORK IN LESS TIME. LESS GAS THAN ANY OTHER STOVE IN THE MARKET. all and see them, No. 631 16th st. A FULL LINE OF GAS FIXTURES. ) E. F. BROOKS, 531 15th st., LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER! A NEW DEPARTURE. ALL OF OUB JOIST AND STUDDING ARE OUT IN NORTH CAROLINA. THEY HAVE MOBE HEART IN THEM, CLEARER OF KNOTS, AND BEITER MANUFACTURED THAN ANY VIRGINIA PINE LUMBER. OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN THE cITY. SLOORING, (GOOD)... $1,60 No. 1 BOARDS, (ALL 16 FEET). WILLET & LIBBEY, 6TH STREET AND NEW YOBK AVENUE 320 Acware ON DECK With a complete Steck of the VERY BEST GOODS that can poesibly be procured in onr line, and st prices, that ht enibarr embarrass our competitors ‘and cause A special festure of our stock just at this time is a targs lot of NEW JAPAN TEA, natural leat (uncolored.) It is of the frat + tekioree* ands rononoed by all who have za foto be ane mos ft delicious article of ‘Tea they hae Another attractive feature of our stock to-day is AN UNUSUALLY OHOICE ARTICLE OF GOSHEN BUTTER. ‘Telephonic connections. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, ° 604 Oth street, bet. E and F. (WHITE FRONT.) iys Wo Vac SHY BOOURIN war ano oe iG, Pa ina and a full TOREIGH AND \ DRY GOODS. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. JOSTPONEMENT. SEEOMRC to Se siven . G n's Garden, tiy = ONE PRICE | Fist‘ r'Gich i postrencd nd! MONDAYS TEMEER TT = 7 | PUY Picnic FOR THE BEN BS ot Sr ANN whey: ova the apd =. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, | 3). ° 8)! pinned from Sood, cu MONDAY NEXT, | — — oe Frait Grow Te Aro te GLY MONT. 7 tember Leth: Wasningto pa will | be sie of boat an a y of Fro! og rh eee ee ec : F oration of bes eb pnd All are DESIRABLE LINE IN ed to bein IDG Det ater TheO yreor. = am Sp LADIES’ AND MISSES: WRAPS, a rhe it of the Aw m of SreaKcr . waning boat there “a ~ ey SUITABLE FOR EARLY FALL, oor Prete a; von. Tea and « , Fare 50 0 bride .§ 8, a of meniburs cr at Pietuse Bios Meee ee AT i. BR. TKEMOLY, 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, * wire for Sept. Lith Gunn COMPLIMENTAUY — ean THF gra - : rf ”” eS WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE, Prizes, ‘proper : 705 and 709 Market Space, Kren acd Peer pao am and 5 30> to par ONE PRICE. eoplo ME MARY 7 : WASHINGTON Apis: AND coripHEN's TO OOCUQUAN FALLS Every Monday, Wedlnesdey aud Fri ay ante ww the oe a Music. 4 FANCY HOSIERY. her wharf at 9s. m. ee te apm ON SUNDAY + MARSHALL HAL AND MT. ea NON SPRINGS. =, her aya 4 2.30 p. me. (rete oe at 7.30. = ’ - oA und trip, 25 SEL IEE 208 CERM, To Mr ‘VERNON SPRINGS Every Ssturdsy during the season. 3; Dan- —_— cine. lene ber wharf st 9:30 a. m., ret woe a 4 ind trip, 10 conte sep. TXLER & CHEWNING, (ate Clerks with Perry & Bro.), ert 916 7th at. now. 4 ((ARrETs. We have just onened a splendid assortment of : sea *. WILTON, AXMINSTER, MOWDEITE, BODY JANE MOSELEN for chaser, BRUESELS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS Ses fein. a O®=* Boat Now RUNNING To THE SGRAIN CARPETS SG OURSION sna he powestennisuen cnntestieeees. TO NORFOLK: B car MONBOE Tapestry Iuerain Carpets with Borders to match. = Fmprna Carpets, Ruca and Mate in great variety. ‘SANE MOSELEY, Thove furniching will find it to thelr sdvanteseto EVENING, at a. examine our stock before purchasing. HOOE BROTHER & CO., sept 1328 EF at. n.w., near Ebbitt Honse PRICES To SUIT THE TIES. — s 500 PIECES MOSQUITO NETTING 50>. gnow-w: Pe 100 DOZ. ALL LINEN TOWELS 12% and 1c. Bors EES 20 PIEOES TABLE LINEN 62, 62 and 7c. | wiu neuer Quis AND Bim 100 BED COMFORTERS 81 and 81. Minne Patent Proce Four. 100 WHITE SPREADS 50, 60 75c. and fhe Nati ai Fair uN ore 1 CASE FCLL WIDSH SHEETI ‘ent Prooses Flour. Winter W! it Pate: ALL SUMMER GOODS AT CO3T. giptine nee, ‘GOLDER en H HILt., fy 5 jour, and far euperton a GEO, J, SOHMBON, patent fic 5 ‘Wo defy comy petit ra ~) wring forth ecps 713 Market Space. | any four eiverior iy Goren Miner or Bleriny, and we feel armired ths ane PBrscn sinus: them ence vill Bever use antiar 2 The aba ack cae named brands of Flour can COLORED CASHMERES! nd Indiana av. BLANKETS! SHAWLS! = = ee WAMSUTTA COTTON, the beet in the world, 10. aang, = at GOOD CANTON FLANNEL, 8. ct ar acing (Bach Fevelles. EXCELLENT BLACK SILKS, 75, 87, 81. SPICED OYSTERS, BLACK SILK, 62. FRESH DEVILED ORABS, BLACKEILKS, $1.25, $1.59, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50 SARATOGA CHIPS, COLORED SILKS, every color, 62 to 1-50. MORAVIAN PRETZELS. CARTELS, B. W. REED’S SONS, 721 Market Space. SS AND puESSED RES MEA’ | DRESSED Elsck and Colered SATINS, Black and Oolored F - x! SILK VELVETS, Good Quality DOUBLE BLAN- HAM, ec ey 5 O Wax. ee KETS, $2.(0; BLUE FLANNEL, RED FLANNEL, WHIJE FLANNELs, st the very lowest cx | 4 FRESH SUPPLY OF FRUITS AND VEGETA- prices; BALLARDVALE FLANNEL, every qual- FINE PRINT AND TOS EOTORR. ity; BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, 6; SIKETLAND thing first class, and prices reasonable, #8 SHAWL, Red, White, Blue, $1.00 up to 82.50; THE PALACE MARKET, > Beautiful WOOL DRES3 GOODS, new fall shades, Conxeu 14TH xD New York AVENUE. 15, 18, 20, 25, 31, 37, 50, 62, 75, $1.00. ere FRANK J. TIBBETS & 00. CARTER’s, ; r EPR meni ADIES OODs sep? 711 Market Space. LAI IES GOOD 2 BS. J. P. PALMER HINTS, COLLARS AND CUFF M au , - BRANCH BALTO, STEAM SHIRT FACTORY, No. 1207 F st. nw. 435 7th street n.w. ‘The celebrated Re-inforced SHIRT, 6 for 36, or TALL MILUINERY. Bl api acknowledged to be the finest and most comp hirt for the price in the city. ‘A genuine Wambutia SHTKT, Getshs except but- | We have noworen and ready f tons avd bution-holes, 6 for $4.60, or ece— | carly fal! wesr, STRAW and FELT wats abargain: Bud BONNETS, tortor wi variety of Co e rs pou oer stad NAYS for 89:6 for 810.00. | ES SATING. Bet 435 7th st. n. w. LEGS B. Directions for self-meaeurement sent on sl apriication.. GHIBTS TO ORDER. | aed arregooee si * Our SHIRTS to order are unsurpassed for com- M. WOLLIAN fort, by 4 a and durability. Fitwuaranteed. Ready. Pre would do well to examine my stock of msde SHIRTS of our o own ay 60 conta up. Choice sot of NECKWEAK at cente, former'y BONDSETS, $1. Elewant Brivsh Half Hose at 25 cts. josiery. JACKETS aod piaercsese Gloves, Collars and Cutts. athe tne RINMINGS and BUTUS e three bert etylse JAMES THOMPSON, ‘Thene goods are how artiviu will every cruakty Manager of Thompson's Shirt Factory, Steamer. 18__ S16 EF ct. m.w., opp. Patent Omics. ADIUS, AND CHULDUEN'S SHOES me ERY” SHIRT. i BY a MERE sa Perfect sstisfaction guaranteed. = JAS. H. VERMILYA, ecpe is nothing better in the market. It is ele LADIES’ FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, best ufaterial, and 610 Oth street, gant "0 at er % aid for the wash tub. aug? Opporite 0.8. Patent Office, 2 Suir ae —__Sppoeien DS. Patent Onion, te peasy open styles and finest M —_ os / i" os }, Ia! as ipecny S160 per dezeh six for 75 ceuts. Best | “ DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, | aealoee merauyuiss | * 801 MARKET SPACE, BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIBT FACTORY, Comer 8thet., Keep Building. / auxl8 1002 F street northwest. PLAITING, 902 9th et. n.. decitt & Qumer mancracTunens. DUBBEUIL BROS. & 00., ‘Seppe oh 1112 F Street N. W. aoe eeenene wom the ar SHIRTS for the money in auemes, t only 73 conta, The EUREKA REINFORCED, Antsbed, ony gt Stop One Minute and Think, Wee a compare it with any other Shirt for the walt, ‘sline of GENTS" FULNISHINGS stwaye — * DUBREULL BROS. @ Co., 3528 A112 F street N. W. TEC ix Iron Bitters te ae Ta, Now 1s THE TIME To BUY. Tron Bitters UE BIT Fgh our recent trip attend = added to we aan w have 9 Ap geserslly DEPILT LATED, ‘stock the latest pattern axp tapes. | 27°" Bitters! ThON BIT TEAS silica eyou. veg SERRRELS FER auhae edt axp | Tron Bitters | TRIER ee Fk that GSE BOA 4 wrelti ee MATS, DRUG. Iron Bitters Le ‘RDI IRON BICTERS will en in s cure you.” Ghrs Four CLOTHS, UFHOLSTERY ‘and | Iron Bitters | zs — HOUrEFUBNISBING GC a which | Tt you ara a mother, aw’ have we sre one at extra indus MENTS. Tron Bitters not ty oretre. «hb to muro your sept Ticntion wiven WOSTEAM OSAEF | Iron Bitters | seus fas ais ase louis 8 a ven, ron Bitters | disome o ify Ton BITES. iaeveramas. @ HOEKE, augsl SOL Market Space. oc a et a GUGBTLY DAMAGED SEWER FIFE. YOU CAN BE OUR! A LARGE LOT FOR BALE VERY LOW. =a Frick @14 Bor, Aut Buveots:s Sat. Tame. ‘We are also offering Lowra raan Even . ga TERRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, CHIMNEY THE BROWN CHBHICAL CO., TOPS, STOVE CROCKS axp —ae, rb } ® sTOTT& WELL, 435 : gen ag ‘aud Teta’, an of our Own Maxuractore. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA ©0., 401 New Jersey Avenue, = Nuss B. & 0. Daroz. pason ce