Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1880, Page 4

The Weather. ISDICATIONS TO-DAY. ates, southwest to north- falling, followed by rising barome- ‘cloudy weather and local rains, and morning lower temperature. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. jowing are the readings of the thermom- gal Oftice during the day:—7 a.m > ll aim, 7°; 2pm, 34 iatnimum, 6. Yesterday (Sunday), September 19, the ther- # mometer at the Signal affice, in this ‘city, stood as follows: 68; 785 am., am., Sie; 2 pm. 9 pm, 74°; 11 pL Amusements, &c., To-night. neo? Ther ter.—“& Golden Gaing; or, Spt ard Fly.” Leavitt's extenstve spe- Condensed Locals. The Metropolitan notei 1s to be refitted and Much improved previous to reopening it. Eight journeymen were inde‘taitely loughed Irom the Governm: Saturday, and it ts said that October two hundred more employes of the oMice will receive distatssals. S Republican Assoctation met at Germen hall Saturday eveniag. About 2) new members were enroiled. The Glee Clud sung Several campaign songs, among them one by Dr. A. A. Dobson, “New York 1s on the Koad.” Gen. §. Burdette mede an address. ‘The corner stone of the new Monat Zion African M. E. church tn Bordentown, Jy Was lald yesterday, under direction of Rignt Key. John M. Brown. 1). D.. of this ets of the fscopal district, 3 number of leading colored cle various other places. Yesterday more ebui , at the Fougdry M. Ss Guard, of Bal alarge audience on (oes nh Ri ed to ris would it was yim propert he proceeds of which v ibis rr It 15 y the years ending +015 has tsstied an order to the Metro- E eailing attention to the jons of law by hack drivers re- vals, and Past driving jowed On Such occasions more than on apy other, and the teutenants will give special instr ss to the men covering the several beats leading to and fro Te e310 at Ohce put a stop to sueh pr: Ms est of parties violating lai $ met Saturday eventag. A report was mada fuad had been raised M Yatton reported riobon Dadses ad Ahir The steers- A letter man of the which he say Kine for man was direct trem: Hien. M 5 N. committee, was read. in wotice your circulars in regart to the ‘Towp b! With fs accompanying papers I thio! ate idea. The very name tn coanec- iion with the candidate for the presidency i3 a a discourse, an example, an embien; It the possibility which opens to the 2 boy. General Garfleld, {n his life, 1s ample in our history of the poasidle future of every American youth. He beg: lowest and it ts highly probabie, nay, most certain, that be ts destined to. re bishest pinnacie of fame open to an Am citizen. “His whole teaches that a amount Of native genlus, operated upon an actuated by industry, temperance, study, ambt- tion and pe ng d-termina’ all ovstar in tht boy to th re the lant! ads." We AccIDENTS.—Jobnson Armistead, colored, w. Tun over by a buggy driven by an unknown White man on the ith ‘Ding. the and somew hat bruls: He Was taken from a pile driver a distance. last Friday and was serious; in 1 Krifin, empieyed tn drty, sewer. was ria ”, or. J.B udze Hall last In the chair. Ad- Pat THE DASHAW Bight. Presiue the I he AN OLD CoLonaD Wow Brivcs From BUKS: ard Onto Fr. Springs It found th: AN SAVES A About 734 o'clock lown Oa the Washingt ed, aMd the passengers raise aud presented her. UNPRECEDENTED success and stil! Increasing sides of Dr. Bu Price 2 ets, t POISONED BY ng in age from is months to 5 1 Eologna sausage for breakta: ime atterwards they were all taken s cW liidams was cailed on about 12% o'clock - Theech stortly afte Boul re and found the family ted and g ping for breath. They were n a comatose Candition, bat the piay- Siclans worked hard on them, and most them Were out of danger last evening. morning they were ai Police Court Wing . a AAM IA, was charged with assaulting a little wutte boy bafoed Edward Boose. The testified that the Chinaman kt @ laundry on ith, near F Sreet, and yesterday evening a crowd of boys Pompey, Regents bananna peels Into his /gaundry, and he ran out a@d siruck witaess on 0 heulder with a cane. wgean' Brosnan fied to Seeing the assauit. A Chinamaa Watcalq’ jor the defence and testified inat boy wkh others were throwing dirt into fMpince when the assault waymad>. ‘Tae Tea tete, {mat as there was a great pro- wae for the assault, he would only fiae tne @etendant 35. —_———_ A CEINAMAN FINED FOR AssavLT.—iIn the e Lee, Ewn. RA mop rye 4 od poe gp Lec jumping ~ a new seo! Rouse at Perel, peswes ‘orb and 7th orci an On | treet road Saturday | ming and had bis aria | ehing Caritn’s | THE CORONER'S INQUEST. Yesterday morning Dr. Patterson, the coro- her, held an inquest at the Washington arsenal on the bodies of the two soldlers—Privates Michael Joyce and John A. Berry—of Major Breckenridge’s battery (B, 2d U. 5. arilllery,) who were killed on Saturday morning by the accidental Giecharye of a cartridge in a Gatling fo Sergeant John A. Mason and Privates iddle, Keefe and Strecks testified as to the gun being moved preparatory to cleaning, and when the Trail was dropped and the explosion of the cartridge took place and the deceased fell, they being directly in front of the barrels. Sergeant Moore testified that after the gun Was turned over to himon Friday he had the Man in charge of the crank turn it round sev- eral times to see If all the shots were fired off, end heard the click of the gun, and re from this that there was nothing in it. Wher n= ever there was a cartridge caught in the he moved the crank himself. He was under the impression that the gun was empty when they left It, and that some children or other person had put a cartridge in picked up from the ground, and which escaped notice. The cover was put on the gun before they went to dinner and a person Could not put a cartridge in without removing the cover. He saw that the gun was secure after the firing ceased. Dr. J. W. Bayne, post. surgeon, testified that on hearing of tLe’ accident he went directly to the ground; found both men on the ground In a state of coliapse; the ball had made itsentrance in the left breast of Joyce Just above the heart and in close proximity to the arm pit; the ball passed through the body, and be died trom tue shock consequent upon the tnju Berry was shot in the right breast, just below tus coitar bone; the ball passed tarougn the nag, comiag out at the back; he also died from sock con sequent upon the injury. Lieut. Hubbard, second artillery, testitiad t! he bad charge of the detachment firing on day; it was the regular seml-annua! pra directed the men to continue friog witn half-inch gun after the cartitdges for tt ineh gun were exhausted; told the to 3, apd they said they cases also: ten or twelve eartr: piede, and were taken away: mumber of shots ordered for eac! nes; a record is kept for each sh to have tired two hundred cartri A th safe gun; Is nothing to’ pr an explost on slight drop of the trail, when the handle In 2 certain position, and the handle has to b» in that position to put onthe cover; duty of the non-commissioned of s turned over Toaded; wh tages were out, and they mien were notin thelr othing watch requi rith this same guru, told to be asasafe one; a iil not go in front of ajor Breckenridge much more unsate than tu imade a requizitios s a3 compared | wit placed the best and m: charge of it. THE VERDICT. A verdict was rendered “th Joyce and Jobn A. Kerry came t bel and tl o day 105- | pital of the arsenal ta the and county aforesaid, by wound in the chest, init harge Of a Gatling cua. a the evidence that the gun id not have been used prs to Whor the gu arget firing on the ith fasi, falled y in not seeing that all tu ere empty. Third, tha a een in thelr proper positlor the ume, the accident could not have happened.” THE MILITARY 1 The board of survey, Capt. Wilson and Lieats. Reed and Weaver, have concluded uh gation as to the accident, and tind that criminal carelessness attaches to ho one concerned in the matter. Mr. Charles E. Joyce, a brother of one of the victims, makes a statement Dlamtog Sergeant Moore for the presence of the cuarge in the gun. He also says: “The charge that my poor unfortunate brother-and his youug comrade were responsible for their own deaths isone I take particular exception to. Any man having the slightest knowledge of artillery practice knows that a fat'gue party who are®| sent to clean a gun are not ‘ om’ by number, nor have they any position assigned them at the piece; and even lf they had, Joyce and Berry were occupying the posttions that No. 1 and No. 2 should occupy when moving an unloaded gun.” THE FUNERAL took place this morning from the quarters of the battery at the Arsenal, and there was a large assemblage present, embracing many of the friends and acquaintances of the deceased and families a residing within the Arsenal grounds. The bodies were encased in handsome rosewood caskets, on the top of which were floral tributes of their frieuda. fhe caskets were placed on a caisson and borae to St. Dominie’s church, where high mass was sai for them by Rev. Father Roecofort, assistea by Father Horrigan. The band of the 2d artillery, from Fort McHenry, headed the escort, whtch Was a detail of Battery B (Maj. Breckenridze’s), under command of First Se ¢ Moore, with arms reversed; then followed a field pieve aad acalsson on which were the two corpses—Pri- Yate Joyce on the right and Private Barry on the lett—over which the national flig was draped. This was flanked by the pall bearers, volunteers, six trom Battery B and five e2ch from Battery H and the ordnance corps. There were carriages contain the officers of the atteries an t, Carriages with tue relatives and friends ‘of the decease, those of Privar Joyce on the right and of Private Berry on t: left. | After the services at the churva had been concluded the remains were takea to Monat Olivet, where they were interred—ihs ¢eas:on ary salute of three cums being fired over tn: graves. 2 St JOSEPH’S COLORED BENSEICIAL SocteTy of €r's (Catholic) church by M. | ter and L. Tobrina has filed a DLL Dougtass, Hurbert, Leonard ( | Rey. Fathers Boyle, De Wulff ands | an, injanet ad account. ‘The vt | that the soctety Wasjorgantzed !n Mi ted until Februa the membership was an a | it bas accumulated about = | tors of the church have ‘ac’ | thereof, ro account being kap' y them reevived; that a humor of having secede}, bave formed | into an association calling by the complaizant’s name, and are | persons to join t pression to St. Joseph’ | Was not incorpo: inicg F wey LO the n an account of the 19a ne at nm the Natonal Ned meeting madge bat eet, between 9th and 1 Moncay evening, September clock, for the purpose of having a general understand: | ing, ete. Suggestions from any and a ces respectfully sollctted, vy mail or otherwise. F. K. Ward, chief marshal of procession, Ni | tonal Fair Assoctati i RESISTING AN OFFICE! en Duechett, a young colored girl, was charged in the Poitse Court with assaulting Oficer MeNeal, who tes | ulted that this girl at ed him at th» corner | Of 7th and L streets northwest Saturday niche, and commenced to curse asd abu-e him, wh | upon be attempted to put her under ar | fought desperately and while the cf | trying to get the nippers on her, he was as- | saulted by ‘colored men who heid him by the | throat while Ela chewed his flager | McNeal finally sueceeded in blo | tress call, which brought OMicr igan and Larrabee to als afd, an ga their assistance he managed to get -cierr of the crowd and take his prisoner to the station | — Asentence of 60 days in jail was im- posed. | Masonic Visrrarions. — Most Worth: Master J. 5. McCoy will maki subordinate lodges as follow 2 a, No. 3, Novembe! 5; Potomac, No. 5, wember 5; New Jeru- 28; Hirain, No. 10, O:to- October 22; National, ber 23; Ai 21, October 4; G. C!whitt- ee Sa ae One 29; Pentaipha, No. 23, Ov- tober 1s; § XO. 24, October 11; Armia- ius, No. 25, November s. —_+—_—_ CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT.—A young white man hamed William Rolla was Cl in the Police Court this morning with the embezzie- ment of $11.20 from Mr. Frank K. Ward, who testified that this young man has been in hi ba iged 48 a driver of one of his milk wagon3, and in last he collected a Dill of $11.2) from Gen. in. For and failed to turn the money Gir! THE ACCUSED PARTIES SENT TO JAIL. This morning, in the Police Court, Sarah Williams and Dennis Brown were charged with an assault and battery on the person of Sarah Shceman, a colored girl, aged about 10 years. Detective Voss testined that yesterday moratug the girl was brought to his house and made a statement that she had been most innumanly beaten. He further said that on examination he found that she had been beaten so that her clothes stuck to her flesh; that he and Detective Miller arrested Brown at church yesterday. ‘The girl testified that Mrs. Williams whipped her on Saturday night, as she si because she had not washed her clothes; that Mra. Wil- ams asked Mr. Brown to tie her, and that after they bad taken all her clothes off except ona piece, Brown Wed her and sat her down, aad then Mre. Williams took off the other piece, and she took & cowhide and used tne large end. that she attempted to get away from her. and tried to jump outof the window, but Brown caught her and brought her back. On cross- examination she testified that her mother was in Boston, and this woman had ratsed her; that she had been whipped before, Dut had rua away and was brougit back. 'Mrs. Williams (an old colored Woman) was calledon ber own behalf, and wih ¢lifficuity got around to the stand and was sworn. Mr. Weils stated that she was scarcely able to stand, and Mc. Hiowe, prosecuting, remarked that she couid stand well enougu on Saturday nigaot. Sue then testified that she alone was respousidle for the whipping, Brown having doe notuing except tote the girl. She bad nad tts child trom ber baby hood, and the girl 18 an outragesu3 Dad child; that she will not stay aomeyand stews ber things and takes them; tae girl hay begn running away from her home for three years; that she whipped her because she ran away aad weuid not wash her elotues, and she did no” krow tha ue bad whipped her so badly, and Ty {or it, but she thought she Struck after the girl had torn her cloties; was the mother of 11 children. our'—No you, a mother of 11 children, consider this instrument a suiable one for a naked child 19 years old? Mrs. Willlams—I dida’t know that that I whipped her so hard, and am sorry for {t. Tae Court—I will make you stlil more sorry for tt. Mr. Brown testiiled that he Medthe girl and Went up statrs, and remained there watle the whipping was 79) a it lasted hut an hour or nore, and when he came down toid ber to. Stop. Mr. Fiowe submitted that while Brown was guilty of a tecunical assauit, he shoutd be pun- ished for remaining fa his’ room for halt an Lour and allowing the puaishmeat to go on. Mr. Wells submitted two le siressed t the court, and satd he could stv character, for he had ployed at the White House, The court declined to hear it, and satd that a case of shocking, atrocious cruelty, led to see the sligutest bt but tue girl was bad, bat t occurrence was So shocktay that if the w Was not old he would send her to jail for leat pars em months, and he did not see that be ought to ive het less than three months in jal. The Man Was sent de days. Anvusements, &ce Nationan = A Golden Game; ihe attractl Tt i: author ot n by J. V ugae aod Uy is_rememb: theater-gours The leading charasiers will be Mr. anon and Mr. G. R. Bt on. ssisted by a strong com- pany, under the management of Col. Wm. Si ‘The play has been pronounced a declied cess and very thoroughly enjoyable. Forp’s OPrxa Hot: Cel Specialty Company, w ts ft Lwventy-ilve artists, will appear at Ford’s 0 iouse this week, opening to-night. ‘The dit- ferent family aets are said to be done to pert tion by this company, and ‘Tompkins’ prise Party tovertiows with fun. Madame ¢ etta’s trained pigeons are wondertul. The otier attractions are too numerous to speci LOUDOUN AGRICULTURAL Fatr. County (Va.) Agricultural Fatr will ba heid at Leesburg, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thuarsd of this week. There will be a sp! de tion of fine stock running and trotting races daty, ais? hurdle, mule, and bieyele races, ‘Treius will leave the Baltimore « Potoinae depos datly. ‘The rates have been reduced. ify ‘ne Loudoun THE COURTS. Crevir Covrt—Judge Cor—(Special Term.) Saturday. Cilizens’ National Bank agt, Baliou; juégment for want of duly veritied plea. F. « T. Co. agt. Pettebone; do. Young agt. Ma: n Lit Insuvance Co.; leave to amend decla- ration. Cousins ag. Mahorney; jadgment for defendant Edwards, garnishee, for costs; appea’ prayed and bonds tixedat $50, | Pike & Atkinson agt. same; do, Grason agt. same; do. Copeland « liartwell agt. same; do. Powell & Cumpbeil, use of Cousins, agt, same; do., (two cases.) Equity Court—Judge Cor, Saturday, estate of W. J. . Marshall et al.; decree of sale by Probate Court proved Riley agt. West; appearance of defendant ordered. Scott agt. Lew: oe confesso. Ware agt. Ware; Fauth agt. Leeskey; sale ratitied dnaily rune protunc. Tuompson agt. Bradley; com- nulssion to appoint gnardian ad Litem ordered to issue. Gibson agt. Gautier; money in hands of marshal ordered patd to complatnants. Wright agt. Walter; Lime to take proot extended till 2st. St. Joseph’s Colored Beneficial Society agt. Douglass et al.; restraining order granted, returnable peat 25th. Henkel agt. Reindl; appearance of absent defendants orderad. CRIMINAL CouRT—Judge Jans, ‘The June term resumed t's session this morn- ing. Jcseph Weems, malicious trespass: not guilty. Richard Malahey, assault on Cuartes Saur; verdict gulity. Cornelius Horragan, as sa on Daniel Carroll; ioe nue Jona Mc- Kenna, assault on David H. Curtis; verdtct ulity. The grand jury resumed its session to- fay. Pouce Court—Judge Bundy, pro tem, Saturday, Wm. MeCleary, Victoria Burke ia Parker, vagraney; bonds or work- Annie Foley, loud and boisterous; $5 or Frederick Willlams and Cuarle3 unitcensed produce dealers; con- teagan, @ burly white rafiin, arged with assaulting a litte news doy hamed Wm. Jones, by ey kickiag him in the face, tor which he was-fined 33-0r 15 days. West Jones, assault on Charlotte Booteher bs Striking her with a brick; $3 or 5 days tn . Kichard Smith, assault on bis wife; $100 bomas to keep the peace for 6 months, ‘Netson and Rando!pa Ware, two small colored boys. Ciarged with ke lareeny of a pocketbook ¢on- taining $2 from Sarah Gandy; resttintion or- det Sarah Dorsey, threats to Luey Richard- personal boncs to keep the peace. Chas. artis, allas Chas. Buck, a smil colored boy, Was charged with the larceny of 2 calico dress from Amelia Hurbert; sent to the reform schoo! during minorliy, GEORGETOWN. ~ THe COAL 'TRADE.—Twer Cumberland Friday with 3, y-elght boats left 71.05 tons of coal Maryland Co 559.1) ton! ed —British — schos ‘Ky ster, fom Triatdad, tons asphalt for Thomas Wattson « Sn, Bessie hoz Gnaix.—Arrived boat Jarboe, wita $30 bishels Of wheat. “vy bushels of corn, and 5 tons rve Straw. 2500 bushels of wheat sold at 103 after change Sature MEI , —Offerings on ‘Change to day eat Sold ab 105%; to Ws!,. is an artic i Being capable of a varie simpie in its to merchants « O UNPOTLANt parc at fixtures. ‘Till-tapping has Lees Se a that an ingenious arraagement like Unat ot | Miles’ Money Drawer ‘Is Indoed a neeossit ‘They are sold by Messrs, Falrbanks © C3... 3 re way, New York, and the hard w, 5) 2 generally.—Neir ¥ pore mimends it Ihave preserihed Culdei’s Li treet of Beef cad Tonite hivigorat: fully state that tt has met my most sanguine expectations. giving to patients loz ent-sbied by chronte discases, devility, weakness appetite, and indigestion, t S, 1033 of i needed jue abd nervetood. Sold by all druggists aud cers, An Elegant Toilet Preparation, hair dressing and restora! ive 1s found ta ~Zon- don Hair Color Restorer.” Tt seldom fatty to restore gray hair or faded hair to its original youthful color and beanty. Falling hair ix checked by its use, and 1t produces a growth of beautiful young hair, sort, glossy aud lnsu- riant. It certainly is the most cleanly and et. fective hair restorer now before the American People. “London Hair Color Restorer” can obtained at ali the leading druggists at 75 cents a bottle. Six bottles $4. Dr. #. "8 for catarrh eo patton great remedy and sepl-w,8,m,2m “ BUCHUPABIA.”—Quick, complete cure 4 to 6 all urinary . druggista For Washington zaman we ee On Rars.”—Ask for ion aban: for ‘Waskington at 190 Pa, aven' “ALDERNEY WAGoNs,”—Fresh jurned morning, and 350. per cht every’ “Ward” print cheese, ‘patternatic OFFICAL BBAWING oF THE LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. Single number, Class ‘‘I,” drawn at New Orleans, La., on Tuesday, Bey FULL PRIZES, No. Prize. B3SR4 50 20 SEVSESEE SSSZESE! Soe By | 81,000 | fi ny | Gf 30,00", 310. 588 drawing First Capital Prize, $30,000, few Osleat ine. Drawing Second @artal i Philsaewbie, Pas asd Providence, 7, 685, each $2,500, sold in New snd Harreds bury, Ky. 51, 806, 07, 77,601, 88, 2-8, 141, each sold in New Ozleans, New York, aad Gren- ads, 8. APPROXIMATION 300 an 300 37,093, 2888 Poe u 39% * 0 14,490. 1,000 numbers endinx with 58, being the last two iwiires ‘of the number drawing the Capital Prize The subscribers having sepervised the Single Number Drawing, Class I, LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY, hereby ceruty that the edove are the numbers which were this day drawn from the 100, 000 placed in the wheel with the prizes corre- sponding to them. Witness our hands st New ‘Tuesday, teptember 14th, 1880. ADAM GIFFEN, DOS SIEIE | Commissioners. 3. Ala. Rousseau) Prizes cashed in full without dedaction. Orleans, La., this LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. TAKE NOTICE! This ta the only Lottery ever voted on by the peo- le of @ State, and under a late decision of the U. Supreme Court at Washington, is the only Legal Lottery now in the United Statea, all other charters having been repeaied or having no existence. A Splendid Opportunity to Win a Fortune, TENTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS K, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1880—125rH MonTHLY Daawise. Louisiana State Lottery Company. ‘This institution was rly ineorporated by the Legislature of the State for Edneational and Char- itable purposos in 1468 for the Term of Twen- five Years, to which contract the inviolable faith of the state is pledved which bee Fenewed by an overwhelming por ing its franchise in t December 24, 000, to whieh over $350,000. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU- TION will take place monthly on thesecond Tass: day. A. D. 1879, with a capital of 81,000, - it has since added a reserve fund of It never seales of postpones. Look at the following Distrib: CAPITAL PRIZE, $30,000. 100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH. HALF-TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. LISi OF" PRIZES. = 10,000 APPROXI 9 Approximation P: 3 = 2,700 9 Approximation Prizes 1,800 9 Approximation Prizes of 16 900 Prizes, amounting to.. msible correspunding axents wanted at all points, to whom liberal compensation will be paid. Write, clearly stating full address, for further tarot on oe pend ee Oy, Se o ae existered Letter or Morey Order by mast, ade Greased only £0 M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La., ° Or game person at No. $19 Broadway, New York, Or J. P. HORBACH, 1416 F st. n.w., Washington, D C. Allour Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under the supervision and ma) ment of GENERALS Got BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. AREY At 1857 Rea BOOTS AND SHOES. Be Now To Buy CHEAP. The creat eale of ODDS AND ENDS GENT’S FENE- BOO AND GAITERS, LADIES’ KID AND GOAT-BUTTON, MISSES AND BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES, AT HALF THEIR VALUE, STILL CONTINUES AT L. HEILBRUN’S No. 402 7th st. n.w. Sign of ‘‘The Old Woman in Window.” seld-Im cneon SHOES! *. SUHOOL SHOE?! 4 AT THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, det Penn Avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, THE LEADING SHOE HOUSE IN THE DISTRICT. The prietorof the above honse having just returped from the East with the larzest stock of BOOTS and SHOES ever broaght before the public, at prices that astonish all. PRICE LIST: B ys" School Shoes, Mits School Shoes. 500. We. AND ALL OTHERS IN PROPORTION, AT THE GREAT BOSTON SHOB AUCTION HOUSE. 1 LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor. cep. Qcnoon SHOES. SCHOOL SHOES. These n want of sood, solid leather, Children’s, Boys and Misses School’ Shoes can find them at Low Prices at 717 MARKET SPACE. Our Misses Pebble, all _ leather, Button Boots, sizes 11 to 2, at $1.25 pair, coast BY be beat. Gur citire stock of Meu's Low Shoes will be Of cost. papas W. H. RICH, anglT 717 Market Space. NEW YORK sox sroxe, 605 Pennsylvania Avenue. CLOSING OUT AY PRIME COST ALL OF OUR MEN'S FINE LOW SHOES AND LIGHT CONGRESS GAITERS. AT ACTUAL COST, CF OUR ALL ) FIN APeERS ei] DAD EES eae 8D NEWPORT TIES and LIGHT KID BOOTS. ‘These goods must be sold, to make room for Fall Stock. CALL AND Be Convincep. Wes MEAN BUSINESS. NE PRICE. auge GEO. McCARTHY. LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER! A NEW DEPARTURES. ALL OF CUR JOIST AND STUDDING ARE OUT IN NORTH CAROLINA. THEY HAVE MORE HEART IN THEM, OLEARER OF KNOTS, AND BETTER MANUFAOTURED THAN ANY VIRGINIA PINE LUMBER. OUB PRIOES ARE THE LOWEST IN THE GIT. FLOORING, (GOOD)...-.-.. Ro. 1 BOARDS, (ALL 16 FEET)...... WILLET & LIBBEY, 6TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVESUB DRY GOODS. * pe DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDEB. CH BALTO, STEAM SHIT FACTORY, 435 7th street now, he celebrated Re-inforead SHIRT, 6 for 86, or | 81 apiece, acknowledwed to be the finest and most | comptete Bhirt for the prise in the | city. genuine Wameutts SHIRT, finished except but- Sosaen Dutton-boles, 6 for 84.50, or T5c. apiece— a in. | pAlurts to order—6 for $9; 6 for $10.50; 6 for $12. Perf wuaranteed. f fect ft ies 435 7h st. mew. | - B.—A competent men sent to art of the | city to take measures. ere peat PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. Linen, on Tt Lisve wharf at 10 NLY BOAT NOW BUNNING CAPES—GRAND. VBFO! 70 Nira fbn on the POPULAR STEAMER JANE MOSELEY, EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, at $p. uD. A cl ey General Gfhos, 1416 st. Dow., Wiliare’s Hotel, and at the bost. 3- 2m 0. 8. LO! (CARPETS. We have just orened a splendid assortment of WELTON, AXMINSTER, MOQUETTE, BODY BRUBSELS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS AND TNGRAIN CARPETS in all the newest and most choigg desens. ‘Tapestry Ingrain Carpets with Borders to mateh. tmyrna Carpets, Ruwe and Mate in ereat variety. ‘Those furnishing will find it to ther advantane to examine our stock before purchasing. HOOE BBOTHER @ Co., fepd_ 1323S F st. m.w., near Ebbitt Honse. Bas SILKS: GOO DBESSMARING Tu connection with Ageney for 8. T. TAYLOR'S PATTERNS, SYSTEM OF CUTTING, Ath. J. MESSER'S new place, 1303 F w wes BLACK CASHMERES! COLORED CASHMERES! BLANKETS! SHAWLS! WAMSUTTA COTTON, the best in the world, 10. GOOD CANTON FLANNEL, 8. EXCELLENT BLAOK SILKS, 75, 87, BLACK SILK, 62. BLACKFILES, 81.25, $1.50, $1.75, 82.09, 92.50 COLORED SILES, every color, 62 to 81.50. CABTER’S, ‘72 Market Space, Black and Colered SATINS, Black and Colored SILK VELVETS, Good Quality DOUBLE BLAN- KTS, $2.C0; BLUE FLANNEL, RED FLANNEL, DOUGLASS’, = Bch street, St. Cload Bullding. MERINO AND WOOL UNDERWEAR, For Ladies, Children, and Gentlemen, in ereat ya- Charen UNION DRESSES, i Woot't DER htidren's UN N s . NDI = SKIRTS. ces s2lieited An examination of qualities and DOUGLASS, Fepls Oth street. BS. J. P. PALMER, M No. Roz w. FALL MILLINERY. WHITE FLANNELS, at the very loweet casi ee - pri ALLARDVALE FLANNEL®, every ual- | ceriy fall whee’ STIR ant Bee ee ity; BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, 6; SHETLAND | ana°rON Sorethes SHAWLS, Red, White, Biue, $1.00 up to 82.0); | FANCY FEATHERS, RIBL Beautiful WOOL DRESS GOODS, new fall shades, | VETS, SAT &e 15, 18, 20, 25, 31, 37, 50, 62, 75, $1.00. Special attention eiven to MOURNING ORDERS. CARTER’S, — —— sep? 71M Market Space. | H'#ST APPEARANCE QGHIETs TO ORDER. ™M. VILLIANS. = Ladies wonld do well to examine tock of «Our SHIRTS to order are unsurpassed for oom- FALL HATS, ae fort, etyle and durataiity. Fiteuaranteed. Ready- BONNETS, made SHIRTS of our own make, 50 cents u; JACKETS Choice lot of NEOKWEAR at 50 cents, formerly #1. Elevant British Half Hose at 25 cts; Hosiery, Gloves, Collars and Cufis. JAMES THOMPSON, Manager of Thompson's Shirt Factory, anls SLG F et. n.w., opp. Patent Ofice. Be THE “MYSTERY” SHIRT. 1 DOLMANS, CORSETS TRIMMINGS and BU The three beet styles of KD hese goods Se Row artivine with every weekly mer, auc23 ADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S ESS MADE TO OKDEK. si Perfect satisfaction cuaranteed. 345. H. VERMILY,s, a LADIES’ FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, GLO 9th street, ‘There is nothing better ia the market. It is ele- | _®Ur Opposite U. 8. Ps ent Oftice. gantly made, and of the very best material, an; only 80 centa, finiehed, ready for the wash tub. Gnly 80 cents for the ‘‘Mystery” Shirt. Gent's LINEN COLLARS, latest styles and finest quality, ouly $1.60 per dozeui six for 15 cents. Best ty, setira MEGINNISS’ BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, angl8 1002 F street northwest. ___ FAMILY SUPPLIES. pra i AND PRESERVING PUVE APPLF VINFGAR, made:n Maryland. WHITE WINE VINE 4 INGER and PICKLING CONDL MENTS of i! Kinds. WHIT LKANDY and pure ol PEACH BRAN- Gunner wANUFACTURERS. DY, cist years ol Mason's Improved PRESERVING JARS, ali ; DUBREUIL BROS. & 00., sath reuiete 1112 F Street N. W. 3-'B. BRYAN & mito pW eypel the cheapest SHIRTS for the money in | _sep6.erct Opponite Metron alt e city. ‘Gur ELLIPTIO SHIRT opty 65 cents. 7RESH MEATS DRESSE Out GLOBE SLE on 8 ned, F PoouT Ry — We will compare it’ ‘ther Bist for the wi ALWAYS ON HAND. BACON AND 00) Bi money. A ruins ee OF TS ANDY Alco, a line of GENTS' FURNISHINGS always UE es RECEIVED Dy 1 Sima Oe Pee first clags, and prices reasonable, at : KET, ee Lg ~ = sen]? BETS & CO. READ THIS COLUMN. > alt eci —# es KOLIS AND Ts 2 will be wnnranteed if you uee CE! 2S, the celebrated = pmo ts Patent Process es which heer) a Iron rs |Curatine kt premium over other competitors at A Yowertul Tote. |"N Vegetable Medicine, To MINNEOLA, a _faagauionnt ters ‘Curatine | Winter Whest Patent in 4 TE eee ener. A dcliable Medicine. ©OLDEN BEDI ‘Brcters Curatine Patent fcure.. We defy oouipeiters toring Toe ? ure Abpelize: te Gures Blood Diseases. | any floursupericr to. tnueots or Sterling, bees : _ and We feel agmred that any housekooper who triew them once will hover use anything e or named brands of Fiour can be bought at auy first- $ Lites \Curati fron bait the Blové. |Cures saver Complaint. Bi lCurati “Rh Sicwsle Dever: |rron Bitters ratine y . 4 Indi r. = the Visor ines Ridiey agections, |, 00F nd Indiana ay, Oo Tron Buter®, vitality. ‘ures Scrofula. | JUST RECEIVED— on Bitte Curatine SPICED BROOK TROUT, pice Malanial Diseases. Cures Rheumatism. (Bach Fovetten.) Iron Bitters Cueatine | ericep oysters, aaa ee FRESH DEVILED CRABS, lrron Bitters From Youre ivaicestion. 'Curatine Cures Pimp'es Iron Bitters and Blotches. care Nervous Irritability. |Curatine Cures Boils & Old Soras. Tron Bitters Cure Lavgour. |Curatine | no {Cures Ulcers and Bolle. ron Bhters Cure Painfut \Curatine ‘Merstrnation. | For MereurialfPoisoning. Price #1 a Bottle. Price $1 3 Bottle. IBON BITTERS AND CUBRATINE For sale by STOTT & CROMWELL, 485 Pennsyivania ave., Wholesale and Retail, and by a!l Dragvists. angl7 SARATOGA CHIT, MORAVIAN PRETZELS. B. W. REED'S SUNS, 1216 F street northwest, __HOUSEFURNISHINGS. AS FIXRUBES, FOR TH2 LOWEST x THE PESD Oe GAN BE HAD AE New etyles received @atlgy 5 Lermest Stock in the District. No trouble to show goods. E. F. BROOKS. 25th st Corcoran Building. angt3 seplt ABLE WARE. Housekeerers fitting out or replenishing’ can find all they require at our store for Dininy Room ang Kithen in CHINA, aT ase ON DECK ‘With a complete Stock of the VEBY BEST GOODS CROCKERY, GLABEWARE AND HOUESFUBNISHING GOODS Of best quality at low prices. ML, W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge, ) No, 1009 Pa. avenue. thst can possibly be proctred in our ling, and at prices that embarrass our competitors aid cause dur enstomers to rejoice. A srecial feature of our stock jist atthistimetsa | goo.) large lot of COLD WEAT NEW JAPAN TEA, PBErsB= ros WEATHER, aatural leaf (uncolored.) It is of the first ‘May plokinws,*" endis pronounced by 2 who Lave tried it to be *“the most delicious article of Tea they have ever used." IF YOU WANT COMFORT Procure one of the KEYSTONE WROUGHT IRON FUENACES. They make pure hot air fro> from gasand dust, and is more durable than any other Heater, and is the chespest and most power- ful Heater made. Another attractive festure of our stock to-day is AN UNUSUALLY CHOICE ARTICLE OF GOSHEN BUITER, WALTER Db. Ww Telephenic connections. VILL, angl-2m 452 Penn. ave. i i, FOR THE AccOMMODATION OF MY ELPHONZO YOUNGS, BRANCH STORE, $98 00h xt nw.) where Ishall keep & assortment of Heating 504 oth street, bet. Bana B. | OP Ustrnee, bine’ New silvar (WAITE FBONT.) ol ae ‘Prices always 28 low a8 any cther house. JONN MORAN, 2526 Penutylvania ave., 425 Vth st. now. Crders by telephone will receive prompt atten- on. sug27-Im G*s COOKENG STOVES. The Washinton Gas Light Company have attheir ofSce, on 30th street ap aesortiuert of the SUN 2S, io various sizes his is the Btove used by Miss Dode ip her lecture on cokery. 500 CUSTOM MADE OVER LOATS. NO REARONABLE OFFER REFUSED FOR OVERCOATS, Fe DIAMONDS, GOLD OR SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY, BREECH OB MUZZLE-LOADING SHOT GUNS, Or any article in our immense stock of Forfeited Pledges until our removal to our new Store, No. 1105 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, on or ABOUT SEPTEMBER 20. Cali ard examine them. angZ maine STRAITS J. M. @ R. COHEN, Bes CIAL LATOR 1007 7th street n.w. MOTs’ STAG VURNACE . Above eoode ar cheap as avy in the market Money to Loan st 5 per cant. sepl? and warranted te give Tone, suDDD. E HUNDEED PaIns Boys’ sud 409 Oth street newe ENEE PAN * 1 85 cts., valued at 1.25. Boys’ SOHOUL from $3 upwa-{: Sh Sedan! ot sepll W. 8. JENKS & CO., . No. 717 7th st. n.w., 58, 60, 75c. 1014 and Trois Penne. ave. RED SYN, No. 49 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ¥.W.