Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY....November 10, 1880. The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY, OFPICR OF THR Culzr SIGNAL OFFICER} WasnIneton, Nov. 10. 1530, 9:30 am, For the middle’ states, cloudy and threaten- ing weather with rain, brisk southeasterly winds, decidedly lower barometer, stationary or higher temperature. RANGR CF THE THERMOMETER. ‘The following are the readings of ta: thermom- eter at the Sighal Office during the day:—T a.m., 41°: 7:35 am, 41°: 11 am., 7 2 PM, 6 Maximum, 65: minimum, & LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-Night. National Theater.—R a any In“‘The Spectre Kaigat” and “Charity E ‘gins at Home. 39 Seventh Street. —The Bohemian Glass Blowers. Gurley Mis: ion Chape!.—Fair and festival. Condensed Locals. ‘Street lamps will be lighted at 11:15 p.m. and extinguished at 4:30 a. m. ‘Thieves entered the music store of Mr. Kuhn, on loth street, last night, froma rear door, aud got away with the il and its contents— twenty-five dollars. Mr. George O. Callahan, living at the corner of 10th and S streeta northwest, was throwa from bis wagon in South Washington yesierday afternoon and seriously injured. ‘The lost boy, Kobert Lee Alcorn, who was at police headquarters yesterday, was taken away last evening by his aunt, who lives at the cor- ner of Grant avenue and the 7th-street road. He was subsequently turned over to his mother, who ts in this city, and who saw the pubiica- on in THE Stak last evening. if Mr. Thomas W. Fague, son of Mr. Solomon Fague, of this city, has recelved the appoint- ment of assistant bookkeeper in the insurance Gepartment of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company—eflice in Baltimore. P Last evening Oficers Marks and Wilson took to the eighth precinct station a dead colored lid, Which a large Newfoundland dog had tn mouth, on M street, near the havy yard gate, had evidently picked it up in the It Was buried at the expense of the Our Public Schools, MEETING OF THE ROAKD OF TRUSTEES. The board of public school trustees met last evening—Mr. Mathews tn the chair. A commu- nication was received from the committee of the tors’ union, stating that they are destrous 0: preventing the sale of liguorin the neighbor- hood of scheol buildings, aud will co-opera With the board or any committee of the sain> to that end; rthe rues. The resig- natfons of ingate, actlag teacher of 7th grade, and Grace K. Dyer, 2d grade, first divi- S00, Were recorded and d. Applications jor teachers’ positions M sces Augusta Suthet hr, te. Michels, and ef reports tor Nambe: Washin: ston, nrendent Wiison presented a communt- allipg attention fo the want of bet on In the schooi building in the cou tion on P street, between 6th and The ai novis) was reported, and they contirmed. The commilitee on teachers re. orted favorably the transfer of Ma BS they from Ist grade, 4th division, t Ist diviston. vice Miss Dyer, resigned Mary L. SI Ist grade, 4th dly Miss Mai 1 ‘salw lon, Vice Wingate, 85 gave notice that the first hination of the Normal Scuooi fe place on Friday next. The commit- ceounts reported that the bills they had fused to approve at the last meeting were coa- tracted with the approval of Mr. Somerville, and they were approved. The committee oa music reported that it was not feasible to ap- pointing additional music teachers for the 6th Gtvision,(county schools.) as proposed by resola- tion adopted. A DISAGREEMEN TF ABOUT FURNITURE. Mr. Curtis, from the committee to examine the furniture in the Peabody and Force baild- ings, submitted a report signed by Messrs. Pearson, Temple and himself, that having ex- amined the furniture from the Goshen (ind) hit, they find Uhat except in one tnstaace the ecntreet has been complied witb, and the desks and seats are up to the sample, and, thou. smslier than is required, they are of the s G.ven by the property clerk. Mr. Brooks submitted a minority report that the ftuyuiture 1s not nal to. Both were . A ieolution was adopted ting the use of the bali of the Jefferson buliding to the: Jeffer- son Literary and Debating Society for an exhi- bitien. A resolution was adopted asking for the printing ef 2,00 coptes of the annual report, Provided it can be ts-uea by January ist. A reselution for connecting the residence of the principal of the county schools at Brigutwood With the telephone. was referred to the com- mittee on supplies. THE QUESTION OF REPAIR3, Mr. Middleton ofiered a resolution that in ¥iew of the fact that the superintendcuce of ‘the general repairs nas been paced under the luspector of buildings, that the Commisstoaers De requested to take entire charge of sucn re- pairs and the board be relieved ot the audit of the same. Mr. Brooks remarked that he cout Let vote for this resolution, for they had duties to perform under the law and were responsivie for the management of the schools and he Wonld net abatdon the trust. It was true that the Commissioners had placed the repairs uncer ancther oiticer, but he was certain that they did Let wish the board to abandon their trust. It would be to tbe Netriment of the sghools for the board to take this action. | Mr. Midaletou claimed that the board, to escape | il, should pass the resolution. It was | nile. ittee On acca 0 go through he azreed with ould “not virtually moved that the dal committe jent, (Mr. n, Lovejoy and GF 3S aleton Wer POSED REDUCTION OF F Mr. Suith offered a resolution that the com- | malitée on course stu wire Into the practi- biilty of reducing the number of etudies witha View to the preservation of the health of the pupils. Mr. Smith said this subject was telng Giseutsed through the country, and the general impress'on ts t S and health of pupils is being jeopardized by too many studies being imposed. Th URS OF STUDY. resolution was adopted. PUNISHMENT, BTC. co RAY. Mr. Brocks offered punishment be abo! asked that it be ref 7 . resolu ¢ Websters Dictlonary on the Mst of text books for reference. Mr. Brown of- fered a resolution directing the committee on pairs tO apportion the repair table, Adjourned. ; laid on the PLasTER stops a re all other rem- Far superior to others. t A TEsTIMONTAL TO MR, JonN T. Forp.—Mr. John T. Ford was the rec pent of a handsome testimental at the City Hail, 1n Baitimore, yes- terdey in recognition of his interest and zéal in the sésqut-cer tennial celebration. ‘The testimo- nial Is costly gold medal of unique deaga. On the obverse is “a female figure representing the genius of Baltimore, holding m her right nand acrown of laure}, Below on one side ts the Shield of the United States, and on the other the Shield ef Maryland. Baltimore's shipping Inter- ests in 170 are represented by a single boat,and mmercial and Industrial interest. tn'iS30 ¥ & view of the shipping in the harbor at pre- Sent, with miniature views of the elevators,City Hail end otber public buildings. On the reverse 38 the following fnscription:—“Presented to Jobn T. Ford. E=q., Telligent zeal in promoting the 150th annt Ssry celebration of Battimore, October, 183). Mayor Latrobe. in be afor the donors, made ‘ho presentation, and complimented } who replied briefly and gracetulty. wets optician, keeps splendid —-_ BENSON'S Carctnk Ponov cough and cures lame back wi edies fai! TRE Kansas REPCSLICAN ASsoctarron met last evening, E. J. Dallasin the chair and J. P. Hamilton secretary. le ters were read from ‘the president and secretary of the Kansas Ald Roctety, Stating that Kansas was abie to take F | the sparkling music caused repeated er PERRY, THE EYODUS LEADER. ‘Phe Writ of Habeas Corpus. Judge Wylie Releases the Prisoner ‘This morning Judge Wylie, sitting af Cham- ‘bers In the Columbia Law Building, reodered his decision in the case of Samuel L. Perry, th alleged exodus leader, Who was arrested hereon @ requisition from North Caroliua, charging nim With forgery tn that state. Perry, attor detag placed in the hands of the agent of the state oF order of Ju Carter, Was sudseqaeauly brought before him (Judge Wylie) on writ of habeas corpus. The argumenis before Judge Wyllie were concluded on Monday—Messrs. Shellabarger, Wilson and RK. T. Greener for the petitioner and Messrs. HT. Merrick and RS. avis for the state. Judge Wylie took his seat on the bench at 10%; o'clock this morning, aad remarked that he had tn tue briet luterval since the argument given the cage as much consider- ation 4s he was able to, recouated the clrcum- Stances of the arrest on the warrant of the chiet Justiee, the delivery of Perry to Mr. Bagbey, the ugent Of the state, who presented the requist- tion, He read the papers, remarking on the address, “His excellency,” that we have ho such Utles here and they should not be used. A copy Of the indictment Is also appended as requtred, and these papers were preseated to thy « Justice as the executive, the legislative powers having placed this duty on him. Strictly and..t erally the District Is not within the tecms ut ¢ consUtution as to the extradition of pris». Dut we are bound by thelaw. The chief ju ce had decided that Perry was a fugitive tice, and made a warrant for Dis retura. the writ of habeas corpus was applied for sc Ung foi th improper restraint of liberiy.iuno sn of the crime charged, and restattug ‘tne obj tions made before the chief justice. It 13 not worth while at this day to examine authorities to learn whether the writ of habeas cory Would lie In such a case, for that was settled. He must proceed to inqulie lato the cause oi detention, &c. The petitioner sets forth tha the requisition was not issued for public g904— not tn the interest of public jusice—bat it was in the spirit of envy and malice, bcs eucouraged the exodus, and thst this ed. ing was fabricated to bring him to punistinent for his activity in that cause: and he further Says that if sent back he would not havea fair trial, and bis life would be indanger. Uader the Jaw these allegations could be inquired into, He doubted whether he had made out a case on those poluts, although he had offered some wit- hesses ahd presented some letters on that poi ‘This is ail contradicted by Mr. Bagbey, and Says that Perry’s life witl be perfectly safe, that he will have a fair trial, ac. The court was Jnclined to believe that he (Perry) would ve Perfectly safe, especially as he had friends wio Would see justice done. He could not b. that such a state of affairs as was re resented exists in North Carolina to-day. presumption of the constitution is. th: fair trials will be given. Local prejudices may spring up and prevent a fair, impartial trial, but constitutional laws are not to be adminis- tered under any idea that fair and impartial trials will not follow. He thought it the relator had not made out a case he should be returned to North Carolina and submit himself to the jaw. It had been claimed that the office of the (bief Justice in such cases is ministerial only but he (the court) could not believe it He read the statute on the subject (see. nd sald that a requisition without an fndte! aftidavit would bea nullity. t to look at the indictment and aifidavit, and the charge bas been made oat nd also if he is a Tal tier fact must be shown also. Ih this cas: appeals Perry was arrested oa this charge a deur after the charge was made and held to sail, and bis friends raised the money. If must iLcrefore te presumed that he was aware of the ebai and It is Shown that he lett t w ys atlerwatds. The @ prima ‘The execu i al leged forged paper bears date of December 20, sts, and nothing was done until the fall of 157 (Cetober), Perry having in the meantime be: come engaged in U exodus movement. leavin Lenoir County Tbe against him toreturn, but ie ‘ae 7 ata. Hay ostile and he was warned no » Went back and, man, kept bi: en.ds about He was, ever, arreste and gave bail, and in Apri, isso, the indictment wag foun It seemed that this man prepared the pa Du did not utter it, and wien arrested putting up @ hundred dollars which the state nas, he lett the state, and it Is strange that a publi officer should hunt the man down. What kiud of bail is $100 for forgery? He (the court) was strongly impressed Uiat Unere was nothing ta the case. Though technically a fugitive trom Sad Accident to a Girl. SHOT THROUGH TES BODY BY HER FATHER'S PISTOL. On Monday evening, between 7 and $ o'clock, a serious and perhaps fatal accident took place atthe residence of Mr. W. B. Dyer, No. 631 S sireet Dorthwest, but the circumstance did not become known outside the family unul last evening. Mr. Dyer isa policeman attached to the second precinct (to which he was trans- ferred from the first—South Washington pre- eiuet) on the t=t instant, and at the time men— tioned he was Aes to go to the station and report for duty. While thus preparing he took his pistol (one of the regular pattern) and threw ft towards a lounge a few fee, off. Un- fortunately it fell, and one chamber was ex- Pleded, the ball striking his daughter Lena, who was sitttog on the other ead of the jounge, in the small of the back and Passed entirely through her body, owt on the opposite side, 10 — front. The femily were horror stricken, and phy- sicians were sent for, Dr. B. B. Adams and others responding. Subsequently Dr. J. F. Thompson was called in. The young lady is about Is years of age, and has many friends in the city. As soon as the avcldent happened Mr. Dyer asked leave of absence on account of Serious illness in the family, which was granted by Lt. sohnson, aud the fact that such un accl- dent had oceurrea only leaked oat yesterday through some friend of the family. The young pod = peat ete and there are but slight hopes t ne will live. District Government Affairs, The revision of assessments for special im- brovemments belpg, with very few exceptions, comp! ted, lien certificates will issue as rapidly &8 pos- ible In all cases where they were vot is- Sued pilor fo the acts of Congress of 1878 and 1579 authorizing the revisions. Under these ac s the rate of interest is six ner cent notil the 1st January next, where the len certificate is held by the District of Columbia and where held by third parties the loterest ts ten per cent, After danuary 1, IsSl, the Interest will be ten per cent on ell assessments where the len has been issued. THE LIQUOR LICENSE BOARD. Yesterday the application for liquor liconse of William Fitzpatrick, 1101 $'h street, was with- drawn. Ten applications were referred to Treas- urer Dodge. A District Case iv the United States supreme Court. WASHINGTON, D. November 9, 185) Etitor Star:—In Tae Stak of this evening, under the heading *D strict Cases in the United States Supreme Covri,” the represeatation i: made “An aflirraing opinion was delivered by Chiet Justice Waite in the case of John Pool against J. C “3. Kennedy; $280 damages award- ed the plaintiff.” Such # misrepresentation might serlously injure some business men placed In the Poston represented by this de- fendant, Pool et. al. were plaintiffs in error or defendants in the lower couris, whose ib herme in favor of Kennedy was confirmed by the s preme Court, which gave or rather confirmed Judgment for Kennedy in $2,300 with interest, und added 10 per cent ($230) damages. J.C, G, KENwepy. BRUTAL WHIPPING OF A CHILD BY ITS MoTHER.— In the Police Court this morning, a young col- ored woman named Annie Terry was charged with having assauit-d her soa, Albert Torry who 1s about ten years old. The little fellow took the stand, and testified thar last week DI motber stripped him, and tlead him with a cope to one of the rafters in their house and whipped him for a long time % itches. “ills clotbing was shown to the court. re were at least twenty c his shoulder and back several inches in tec and as broad as one’s finger, and most of tham laying the flesh open, A colored woman named Columbus, who lives near these parties, test fied to the cruel manner in which Mrs. ‘Terry treats the boy, and that he is nota bad boy Officer Finley, who bas charge of the pris at this court, testifed that an offiver bri the boy in last Saturday, and stated 1 mother wanted him seut to the reform and on his asking the boy what b for, he satd that his mother had whip that he could not rest. Witness then his back, and found it perfectly raw. She sentenced to sixty days in Ja as and see the sar aod Demerest nedd's. Law Lecrcres.—Phe lectures of Judz> Hag- ner, on ctiminal jaw, which we te for the last two Thursday event modate students abseat from the ence between Waler closets at Ham- t ilton « § 13 (UO aor city because justice Perry was not inteniloualty for he thought that the $100 having been put up Bim the case was ended. Reading the fndlet- ment and endorsements showlng by witnesse: on the back, two of whom testilied before tue yrand jury, the court sald that the whole moral atmosphere around the case 1s suspicious, Mr. Bagbey, the agent of the state, is a farmer of Lenoir county, trom the very seene of th heat of excitement, whieh is another susplets sual: ere is a privy seads, “The tre order that he The for i or pay,” and iv is notan rer rid had! pay, hor 13 1% addresse the treasurer. Lie then pointed out a dete the indictment—uo averment being set out tha’ the parties purport!ng to have drawn the ord were the school committee, as was decided necessary in the case of North Carolinia aginst Bob Thorn, tn the supreme court in that state. There was no averment that Lad the paper been genuine, {t would have beeu gocd, He regarded the paper as no order at all, ard the indictment to be defective. He Would theretore discharge this man from arres<. He belleved that the man was of fair character, and he did not believe it would be for the pub lic geod to send him back. Thea there was no certainty of bts having a speedy trial. and he wes gratified that under the Jaw he could conscientiously discharge this maa. ie was certain North Carolina would not suffer by the man not gotpg back, for under a fair trial he could not be convieted. Under these proceedings it belonged to the judge to exam- render a man under such papers as these. This man being a citizen of the repubilc, would be permitted to remain here or go where he pleases. Having lMved here a year with the presumptions in his favor, he will remain. [ft was eucuniced that Mr. Merrick would taie an appeal. During the delivery of this decision the crowd (pine-tentis of tt being colored men) gradually increased until there were about 75 in the room, and it Included a number of col- co ministers, Cadet Whittaker, and the wif: of Perry. L THEateR—The two pretty and uzusibg operettas ‘The { iL? and “Charity begins al Home” given by tne Rice company were repeated last tional Theater. The attenda Both operas went eff with ex The same program will be given dur remainder of the week. FouD’s Orgxa Hovse.—The winter seagon wili commence on Monday evening, November i5th. with the Gosche Hopper’s Dramatie Company in the very successful drama, In five act , en- litled “One Hundred Wives,” a play of fine dra- qeatle construction and great merit, The Bal- more Sun says Oi It:—“The new play of ‘One Hundred Wives’ attracted one of the finest and largest audiences of the season last eventng. it has evidently already interested religious | Classes, tn the fact that it boldly confronts and. denounces the doctrine of polygamy. In doing So it does not, however, lose the fascination of beirg a work of powerful dramatic interest, With Toany natural comedy effects and remark: able picturesque surroundings.” The sale of seats will commence on Saturday. 429 1TH STREET.—The Bohemian glass blowers are giving novel and interesting entertainments every afternoon and evening. ‘tne An’ Loaw EYHtprtion.—The roomy, old- fashioned mabsion on the corner of H and 15th streets, formerly the Metropolitan Club House, but for some time unoccupied, 1s now the scene of an unusual bustle and activity. Pafatings, statues, bronzes, antique furniture and other specimens of “the rich, rare and curious,” con- siftuting part of the Art Loan Exhibit (for the Church of the Incarnation) to be open for pub lie inspection next week, are rapidly niling the spacjous rooms. The articles which have al- ready arrived give promise of an unusually at- tractive display. UnIvsp STATES government, Distric investment securities dealt Ib. Fore! ehange Pe and sold. Stocks car. margin. Hi. Cooke. Jr., Co., Bankers, st. B. Bonrss Co., of the Boys’ Clothing House, 909 Pennsylvania avenue, have the largest. and best Selected stock of boys’ and youtt 8’ clothing In the District. It 1s the only howe which makes the above branch of busi- N’ss a specialty, abd by tuis meaas they are en- abied to o‘Ter ipducemen’s that no other house can. Parents should call and examine their stock before ae elsewhere. as Uhey can certainly be suit fabric, —_— ‘Tue WOMEN'S TEMPERANCE UNION Of this city have sent a pee Te vee Asai to the District Commts- “that as the Capitol butid- care of her suffering poor, but if send ‘oF money they send them to T. L. Stringham, secretary of the Kansas State Ald Society, Topeka, Kansas. ee oa nes a —— or EVERY ONE VING 4 COLD to treat 1t promptly and proper- ly until it Is gotten rid of—tintel it expert- fortunately ence ly presenting a curative in Dr. Jayne's Expectorant, remove to Speedily all coughs ary exciting inflammation of the throat or lungs, = remove the distressiog symptoms of asthma ‘Pleurkey, carn, tne ah Sano ot 38s ‘the liquor saloons outside the avenue, between Ist and 3a streets west, the ue, een. most used thoroughfare to tts marble sexes from all parts of ne Hd .” means, ad errand to ns Bulls ough syrupy? they had gone home to vote) Thursday evening next o’clock. will be resumed on @ 11th Inst), ar 7 i How Mk. BaGugy Gor Anzap OF TAR MoNrE Mgy.—Mr. George K. Bagbey, of Lenoir coun N. C., (who is here ag the agent of his stat the case of Perry, the alleged leader of the negro excdus from ‘North Carollua, arrested nere under a requisition for forgery) met with an adventure yesterday. Walking in Une Sunith- Sonlan grounds he fell in with a stranger and w tually induced to aecompar hew acquatutance and others to Ariti where ds were produced y Mr. Bag! he won tt. \ de by ene of the partles to grab the r Bagbey drawing a seven sao. oréered them to drop st, and they did. Bagbey tock the poo! ard the party left; Mr. returuing to the city $50 er Off, and several » Mr. B Assoctatios night at Masgate ell president er secretary. A ballot for dire. result d in the almost unanimous r those whose terms ha xpiri Wn. H. Goods, Federal, son, Dawson, No. 21, and Mr. J |, Which was wna: imously adopted, thanking the board of direc. tors for the economical, fudicious and accept. able manner in which they have transacted the business committed to thelr care durlag the past year. TRE BERGEVIN Divoxce 2 5 ‘The case of Peter P. Bergevin agt. Marta a. Bergevin for divorce, filed in July i has been dismissed by plaintift’s attorney, L. 4. Saund- ers, Mr. J. Ambler Smith appeared for the de- fendant, and after the allowance of allmony, a few days since, a cross-dill was filed. gees ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.—The Cincinnat! Ex. qnuver of yesterday says: “Last evening at sf o'clock a gentleman named H. J. D. Young down the stairs at No. 259 George strect, and Was killed almost instantly. Dr. Gaylord, of No. Si Barr street, was sent for, but the gentie- man was dead before the doctor arrived. ceased was sixty-four years of age. ‘The peop! atthe house were very reticent about giving information regaraing the affair, as they claimed the deceased had a daughter residing at Wash- ton, and they did not desire to have the eT published on her account. They claimed that tbe coroner had been there and had viewed the remains. TuE DirLomats re S. —___ and thelr ladies were out in full force at Lhe Rink last evening, and present- ed @ very distingue appearance. SWALLOWING POISON, SWALLOWING and inhaling the noxious impu- rities generated by Catarrh, POISON not aloge the Basal organs, but the stomach and lungs. No merely Loca remedy, like douches and insoluble spuifs, can poesibly reach or eradicate the virulent spornies of Catarrh. ‘This fact explaine the won- derful cores effected by Dr. WEI DE MEYER'S hew INOCULATIVE treatment. The elewe ured by him are ABSORBED by the mucous m1 brane throughout the system and form a OU TULIOSAL as well as local antidote, as certain to QURE CATARRH, as vaccine virus is to prevent Small-pex. Its unprecedented sale with uasolic- ited testimonials from many thousands who, at ALL E'TAGES of the diseare; HAVE BEEN OURED by this worderful remedy, establish beyond con- tradiction, the fact that WEI DE MEYEE’S Ca. TAREH CURE is the most important medicc Gircovery eince vaccinntion. Rev. C. H. Tatton 140 Nob-e atreet, Brooklyn, “One packaxe ‘ It entirely cured a member of my family who had suffered trom U: "J. D. MeDoxaty, 710 Broad. way, N. ¥.: ‘It cured ive after doctoring tor rearly 20 seare.” Mus. Eusa Q. Howes, 39 W. Washington Place, N. ¥.: ‘I can speak for sevew members of my family who have used it with great benent." Bry. W. H. Scuwer, Frederick, Ma.- “Everybody troubled with Catarch as 1 was should use it” Mary A. RANKER, 494 N. Clore street, Chicago, Ul: ‘*For ax years I did not breathe throvgh my nestrils until I used Wei Do Meyer's Oatarch Cure.” of agreat Polypus” W. H. TRvEspELL, M. D., Eigin, Ill., &e., &c.,&¢, &c. Dr. Wei De Meye: “*TREATISE” is mailed Free. His “CURE” is DELIVERED to any acldrees, by D. B. Dewey. &Co., 46 Dey &t., N. ¥., at 1.60 complete. nov8-e0 —— 7B BATS AND FURS, BWAL SACQUES, SILK CIROULARS AND DOL- MANS, LADIES' AND MISSES' CLOTH ANO DERBY ae HATS, JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SOXS, noye-1m a Penna, Ave. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. Georgetown Merged into Washing- ne Editor Stay:—Won't you call the attention of the superintendent of the census to the fact that Georgetown has ceased wo be a separate munieipality and that it ts now only the West £rd ot Washington, with the streets numbere1 to coirespond with those of this city, and there- fore, give us the ad Utional credit of that 12,000 or 15400 inhabliants, thereby making Washing- ton city that iuch more tmporcant as a rang- ing large city. RBM. ECCALYPTINE cures chaps, cuts and burns—25 cents. t ‘THE books for subscriptton to the stock of a new building association are to be opened thts evening at hall No. 615, 7th street, opposite Patent office. The officers” of thls “business euterprise are well Known business men of Lhis city, and the benefits of puliding associations to this community are too well known and appre- ciated to need any additional words of commen- dation or explanation. Persons seeking invest- ments will here find a chance to safely invest their money with a sure return of iaterest at 6 = cent per annum and upwards. A much jarger :nterest than other safe investments are paying. Call at the meefing, where the secre- tary will furnish constitations and give all needed iaformatio; t MARRIAGE LIceNsBs have been issued to Thos ), Yarnell and Leonora Louise Freadenthal; cust Blackus, of Charleston, 8. C., and Anna. andy: Geo. Montyomery. of Prinee George c unty, Md., and Mary E. Nelson; Lieut. Robi. K. Evabs, of Mississippl, and Jane F. ak; John L. Wilkins and Kate M. Dieste; Stas Smith and Mary Bratagen, both of Howard conn'y, Md.; Horan L. Skinner, of Des Moines, Iowa. and Mrs. C, I, Clarke; J. Tyler Jobson and G. Mary Spencer, both of Richmond, Va.: Henry A. Johmt nand Eva S. Brecks; J. C. Willlam- son, of Elizabeth. N. Jj, and Fannie R. Eilen- rger, of Easton, Pa. Francis Vivand and Leonie Laplace; Wm. Coleman and Parthenta Brown; Chas. Francis and Anna Allen; John T. Skidmore, of Washington, and lie B. g, of Ballimore. Ma.; Albert Butler and Virginia Gray. both of Georgetown, D. C.; Chas, Gant and Phillis Mackall DEEDS IN Fe have veen filed as follows— R el to Martha Flenner, west haif lot 2, Sq. 517; $350, North Presbyterian Church to Z, Downing, lots I and K, sub 367;8—. James Almon to Elin Chelina. part1, sq. 632; $60u. W. Corcoran to K. Sauntry, lots 16 and 9; $313.50 each. Sophta 8: Wixom, lois i and 2, sq. 3 oO. Wixom to Sophia Sautter, lots 1 and 2, sq. 3 ¢ Nicholas Callan to C. V. N. Callan, lot J. E. Smith to R. B. Norment, 5; $— q. 104; $200, AE. Ragan etal. to R. A Icts 173 and 174, In Georgetown, D.C $—. Francis, Robert P. and Allen Dodge, tr tees, to Charles Louman, west half lot 24), sq. Margaret A. and Thomas M. Thyson h Gardner, lots 2, 16, 17, 41. 44, 45, 50, 58, 60, 62, 64, 70, 71 and half lot 33 ‘In Me- Loughiin’s sub of Prospect Hii; $—. icholas: allan to Cornelius V 3 . sq. 2 0. Cornelius V, N. Callan to Christiana V. Callan, Go.; do. bn. ror Drvorce.—James L, Brown to-day by Mr. E. B, Hay tlied_a bill for divorce from Caroline A. Brow ‘They were married In Aat- more. May 234, 1876, the maiden name of de- ndant being Beck, aud Mved together until AUgUSL S, IST6, When she deserted him. Mersamats THE OOURTS, Creve Cort (No, 1.)—Judge Mac we. Yesterday, Luckett agt. Maurice; verdict for defendant. Walter agt. Carty; one cent dam- feces, Clements agt. Adams; ‘platntiit called. Guista agt. Brown; platntifi ‘called. Herfurth vet. corporation of Washington; off caicndar. United States agt. Evgitsh et ’al.; defendant Qe Leighter agt. Hubbard et al.; jury dis- charged. To-day, Hines use of agt. Bryan; non Varbell_agt. Plaintif? Called. sgt. Sibley; ji Simmons agt. 5 Martin agt. Conover; no: Eslin; default. Equity CourtT—Judge Cor, Yesterday, Norton agt. Gowens; reference to auditor, with restrictions. Mclatosh agt. Cissel; contiued by consent. POLICE Covrt—Judge Snot. To-day, Jnc. McCormick, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. James nce do. Wm. Rearden, do; forfeited collateral.’ Columbus Brown, William Wallace and John Washington, vagrancy; bonds or 90 days each in the work: bouse. William Bayner, profanity, $5 or 7 days. Jaines Curtis and Albert Lounds, loud and boisterous; $5 3 Frank Willtams, profanity; ¢ lays. Martha Proc- tor, do.; do. Samuel Seymour, assault on Isa- bella Seymour, his wife; or id days. William Clark, assault on Ida Clark, his wife; $1. George Jones, forfeited coliateral. Annie Terry, as- sault on Albert Terry; 60 days in jail. Charles Calhoun, larceny of u lemon-squeezer and a ebisel from Jobn Jones; $5 er 10 day Sallie and Mary Cole, assault on Grace A. Nelson; $5 or 10 Gays each in jai. eT CUTICURA Mitchell «& Walters agt. Miracles of Healing Unparatle’ed in Medical History. Cvricuna REsOLvENT, the great natural book talizer, ve power in , rysipel:&, Sselied Leck Serot mercurial affections, o' Bs, ulcere, falumatiens, the with dry, tl end falling hair; and wh: 2 i ccna, d Medicinal Jelly, and the Curicraa Soar, prepared from it, are appiied to ex ernaleymptomne, Ihe cures effected by ths Curicusta REMEDIES arc marvellous. Scrotuia. Scnorvra.—Hon. Willicu: Taylor, Boston, Stato Senator of Massachusetts, pernisnently cured of a humor of the face and ecaip that bad been treat unevccessfuily for twelve years by many of Bos- ton’s beet physicians and most noted Nel as Eoropean suthoritics, He says GEORGETOWN. IurRovaMesT.—Miss Clars has made a flis Improvement, in the shape of new fronts to tie | store occupied by R. H. Hanier, shoe deatsr and theyaue adjontag, on Bri Street, near High. Messrs. McDame & Yates were the builders. | WEDDING —Miss Leonora Freudenthal, da. ter of Mr. Wm. hi. Freudenthal, of Washington, Was united 1n marriage yesterday afternooa ft) Mr. Thomas A. Varaell, of tats place. The cer- emony was performed at Trinity (Catholic cbureh by Rev. Father Clampt. Poxt.—Entered—Briish brig Kote Flynn, from Trinidad, with 500 tons asphalt for A. L. Barbour £ Co. Geain Trapy.—Arrived—Boat Loudon, with 3,800 bushels of wheat and 70) bushels of corn. MARCHANTS’ ExcuaNGE.—Oferings on eh inge | to-day, 3,300 bushels of wheat, with sales ot 1 2,300 bushels at $1.13 to $1 Corn 13 quiet at ; 50 to 54 cents, THE CoaL TRaDE.—Thirty boats left Cumber- | and Monday, with 3,389.12 tons of coal, a3 Tol- lows: For Georgetown—Consolidation Co... 765.12 tons; Borden Co., 800.08 tons; Maryland Co., 444.17 tons: Blaen Avon Co., 452.06 tons; [2- dividual, 115.00 tons. or’ Alexandria— American Co., 571.05 tons; George’s Creek Co., 227.06 tons. CITY ITEMS. I Uave Stirs for gentlemen as low as $10, but as if costs as much to make up inferior goods as supericr, it is the part of economy to invest a few more dojlars when you purchase a suit. I can furnish you with good busines: suits from #14 to $20. If you must buy a $10 sult get one of my homespun sults. They are warmer and will look better at the end of a month’s use than any other. I have them In dark gray, light gray and Diack. GEO. C. HENNING, 410 7th street. ALL AOCTHORITIRS AGREE that the milk of a healthy mother is the best food for an fnfant. Next to this, and containing aul the elem: for perfect nutrition, ts Metiin’s Food, which, after along test, is highly jadorsed by proint- bent medical men. Sold by leading druggists and grocers. Priee, 75 cents, T. Metcall & Co., | Boston, Mass. Who were the October Winners ? At_the Graud Monthly Drawing, the 125tn of the Loulsiana State Lottery, at New Orleans, on Tuesday, October 12" 90.332 Was drawn. Tor the first capital of ¢..v,000, and it was sold In halyes—one-half in response to a letter ad- dressed to M. A. Dauphin, No. 319 Broadw: New York City, to M. R. F. Miller, of No. Covrt st., Brookiyn, L. I., while tie other wa: SeLt by mail In response’to a letter to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La., by Mr. James A. Farley, through Messrs, Farley, Spear & Co., Bankers, at Montgomery, Ala., abd collected by Messrs, Jusey & Giilis,’of New Orleans. ‘Tae Cost of each investment was only $1. The seo oud capital for $10,000 was drawn by No. 20,233. in New Orleans, La.; No. 10,143 drew the third capital of $5,000, was sold in Memphis, Tenn., a collected by the First Nat. Bank of Mem* pis, EnGar’s Covad Speciric, 25 and 50 cts. per botue; for sale by all druggists; at wholesale by Stott & Cromwell, 480 Pa ave 6 “Totally Different Others,” .ovdon Hatr Restore! new growth. “ London Hatr Restorer h eolor. “London Mair Restorer.” Exquisite dressing. NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT 1f—TRICK&NS Thin hair, stops its falling and the most p2r- fect hair restorer and dressing the world has ever known, We allude to “London Hair ¢ Resiover.” A. A. Gibsoz, Barrytown, 5 writes: “It has stopped tmy hair trom fallin and restored it to 15 natural color.” “Lond: Aiqix Restorer” ts sold by all draggists at cents a bottle. “ BrewuPABia.”—Qulok, comptete cnra4 to6 days; all urinary complaints; $1, at drugyista, For Washington at 409 fa. ave. ““KOUGH ON KatTs.”—ASK druggist ior it. WS Ont Tats, mice, roaches, ‘bed-busta, @ box; for Washington at 450 Pa. avenue, ”—¥resh Alderney butter 'y morning, and delivered tn 3 tbe, priats, doc. “per Ib. Also, cottage ‘termilk and sweet milk Se. per ot from All ” Insures It ise. LDERNSY WAGO enumed eve “Ward? cheese, PEVESING: HEATING ’ AND VENTILATING. SOWARD CAVERLY & CoO., At 1425 New York Avenue. Are exhibiting a fine line of GAS FIXTURES, in new and attractive deslens—Handsome PARLOR, GEATES, Low and tlevated OVEN RANGES, either Portable or Brick Net; Fire-Place HKAT- ERs, &e., &c., and call especial attention to THE COMMANDER” CAST IRON FORNAGE HE “MAGEE STANDARD WROUGHD IRON EURNAOE, THE “LE PROIT” ELEVATED OVEN, COOK- ING AND HEATING RANGE, THE “LE DOI" FIRE-PLAOE HEATER took the first premium at the Exhibition of the National Pair Association last fell. ® 's LIGHTNING, PARLOR BUN, SUNLIGHT. sna Eleant HELE , BUN ‘and Hlegant HEAT: in Stock.’ Also, REPAIRS for same. EDWARD CAVERLY & CoO., sepa 425 New York ave WwW H. WHEATLEY, . STEAM DYEING, WET AND DEY SCOURING, 49 Jefferson street, GzoncEtows, D. 0. With every facility, the bést talent, and s fali stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO DYE STUFFS AND CHEMICALS, I nm prepared for the fall trade, Work called for and delivered in the city; by mail or express from other places. Orders by mail promptly attended. aur23 QtenrtLy DAMAGED SEWER PIPE. A LARGE LOT FOR BALE VERY LOW. ‘We are also offering Lowea THAN EVER been ko elated with my successful use of the Cuti- cura Remedies that I have stopped mea in the strcets to tell tem of my case.” Running ores, Eunnixc Scenes Henry Landecker, Dover, N. B., certifies that Aug. 23, 1877, he broke his tez ‘The bone was set by a physician. Upon removine the splints ecres broke out from the knee to tha heel. Doctors calicd them varicore veins, and or- dered rubber stockings. Psid #26 for stockings, without apy elens of cure. Bought Cvricuna kEM” EDIES and’ was rapidly and permanently cured. Gertiied to by Lothnp & Piukham, Drovsiete, over, N.H. Salt 0. F. Owen, Dealer in Pianos, was troubled for nine years Rheum. ‘Tried every medicine known 1o the trade, and was attended by many physicians with only: temporary relief. Cured by Currouna KEMEDIES. heum. Sant Rarvm. Grand Kayide, TIOURA REMEDIES are pre} by Werxs & Pomme, Chemists and rogues, 960 Wahineton ft stom, and are forsale by ali ti. Erice of Cuzicuna, a Medicinal Jelly, small cent xt CuTicURA RESOLVENT, the new Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle. Ouricura MEDICINAL Tower BOAP, 25 cents. Ouricuna MEDICINAL BHAVING Soa®, 15 cents; in bars, for Barbers and larme cot cents. sun 5 BAL mailed free on receipt of price. SANFORD’S RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH. ne Bottle Hadical Cure, One Box Ca-~ terrhal Solvent, id One Improved Inhaler. Price for all, $1. Ecoron ics}, Ci Bema safe and never-failing, relieving instantly and curiog permanently, thir vrest combination of medical agents offers to the Weary euffercr from every form of Catarrh It satisfies ever retiet and rest. demand of reason end destracti a, tha sene? of ivity, purifying d_checking its General 4 gents, WEEKS & POTTER, Boston. cOoLUINs’ Voltaic Electric Plasters. One Cox.ixs' Vouraic Exxcrzic Puasrer, cost- ing 25 ceuts, is far superior to every other electrical spvliance before the public. They inetant'y relieve Dyepertie, Liver C mplaint, Malaris, Fever and Ague, aud Kidney and Urinary Difficulties, and say be worn over the pit of the stomach, over the kidweye, or any affected part. Price 25 cts. Sold every wheres movld TERRA COTTA WINDOW OAPS, OHIMNEY TOPS, STOVE CROOKS anp GABDEN VASES, of'cur OWN MANUFAOTUBE. POTOM4C TERRA COTTA Cv., 401 New Jersey Avenue, sug23 Nea B. & O. Deror | pe STATE LOTTERY. This is the enly Lottery ever voted on an by the people of any State. UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACIION! OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED! Louisiana State Lottery Company. ‘This institution, was, regularly incorporated by the legislature of the state for educational and char- itable in 1808 for the term of twenty-five years, to which contract tue in- violable faith of thestate is pledged, which pledge hag been renewed. by, an overwhélming poplar vote, securing its franchise in the new constitution adopted December 2d, A.D. 1879, with a capital of $2,000,000, to which at has sincé added a reserve ‘und of over 3350, 000. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS will take place monthly. It Never Scales or Postpones. Look at the following distribution : Grand Promenade Concert, During which will take place the 127rH GRAND MOSTALY And the EXTRAORDINARY SEMI-ANNUAL NG, S NS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER AT NEW ORLEANS, TUES! Under the personal supervision and menagement of Gen. @. T. BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana, and Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virvinia. CAPITAL PRIZE, paar NOTICE —Tickets are Ten Dollars nhives, 5; Fifths, $2; Tenths, 1. LIST OF PRIZES. DRAW. onl, i # 1 900 t 9. 000 3 ee 20,000 2Large | 4 Lerge Prizes Bed 20 Prizes of.. oe £0 Prizes of.. raon 100 Prizes of. brig 200 Prizes 01 éo:000 600 Prizes ©! 100" 000 10,000 Prizes 0. APPHOXIMATION PRIZES. 9, 100 Approximation Prizes of $290. aie 100 Approximation Prizes of oe 100 Apprexizastion Prizes of 17,279 Prizes, amounting t0...0e Gen G.T, BEAUREGARD, of La. cen JUBAL A. EARuY, of Va 3 Ered i gin peste ace ta the offic "Waite for circ oF orders to or J. P. HORBACH, GUS 14%b st. n.w., Washington, D.C. no 0-wha, Sw _ BOOKS, &e. Caer EBOOKS. MES 3. CHA MaTROPOLtT ss ‘BooxsToRE, OOKS AT HALF PRICE. We ave selected from our stock a 1ot_ of BOOKS somewhat ehelf worn, which we are selluug at bait price and noder, coneistins of THEOLOGIOAL, MEDICAL, JUVEN! AND MISUELUANLG us Roun ‘They are bargains. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, 428 7th street. oct? : W. ak Sodbett Paes eva rionens, _ 3 vs = 475 PENNA. AVE. S. W. We have jnet imported a fine col! LISH PiCLURES of attractive nb). faily executed, towhich we call the customers. Uur Fall Goo: re daily arriving, and ineindes everything new i: Ststimary and Fancy Goods. There goods are especial 'y suitable for Wedcing and Birthday Presents. We have devoted our entire second floor to this portion of our stock, 80 thst it may be fully exhibited and freety ex- amin 5 h ved 88 §20n ae published. cordially invited to inapect «ur sear J UST PUBLISHED, Bricks without Straw, by the author of A Fo)l’s Errand, 81.50. fo and the Santa Fe Trail, by A. A. Tilustrated, zt Fe mare Historical Bradice cf? Ole ch Bi ding in the cs Middle Ages, by 0: E.'Norton. | Dullding ta A Sailors Sweetheart, by author of “The Weck of the Grosvenor.” ‘The Foresters, by Berthold Anerback. bg Tron Gate and other poems, by Oliver Wea a : Uuima Thule by Henry W. Tongtellow. al on of ENG- and besuti- attention of our SS, 5 Pa. th st. FAMILY SUPPLIES. | Pe BAILY- PRIME PHILA. CHICKENS, SELECT NORFOL BWEET-BREADS, TENDERLO} GAME ASD FItH, BOSTON MARKET, A7i¥ Pennsylvania avenue LEON SCHELL & CO, A WERE AHEAD: ARE STILL AHEAD OF ANY AND ALL OOMPETITION. FIKST PREMIUM, orn THR GOLD MEDAL, 2ct2 novd ever was exbib- Cc end strongest, and in ey Ty respect the f ell Minkesota Fir TUM and every housekeeper feain thie year, and who wants £NOW-WEITE READ, ROLLS AND BISQUITS, should ack the grocer for “‘UZRES," the champion Flour of America. FOR SALE BY EVERY GOD GROCER. WHOLESALE DEPOT Corner Tet st, end Indiana ave, WM. M. GALT &-CO. 5 are ales thes f Heel P.B- i air p f, Bide Boast, 12he.; Best Prine ; Stall Fed Beet ib Roxst, 1Be.; Sir- Sirloin Stes, best 10e. — tery Tub Best Lamb and Mutton, fore quarter, Creamery Print Butter, 40c.; Lest ;Eary Rose oe ts FRANK J. TIBBETS, Proprietor. N EW Goops. 8YMINGTON'S BG3PTIAN FOOD. ‘pared st Market ‘borough, Leicestershire, England. Itisan excellent nourishing atid streneur eens MILK OUD. ONCE as PEASE OR Grae Smitzoriand. DE . YELLOW PEACHES FOR OREAM, = a WYNDLIAM'S ESPRIT DES ©UFS. 5B. W. REEDS SONS, We IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FINE GROCERIES,} octlé 2216 F street northwest. READ THIS COLUMN. 1 Bitters eek Powerful Tonic. iron Bitters plete Strengthener. ym Bitters vo Abure Appetizer. Bitters tron he Curatine A Vegetable Medicine ‘Curatine A Beliable Medicine. ratine has Biood Diseases. iCuratine Biood, |Cures Liver Complaint. Bitters Curatine Kron Hisuew the Visor (Cures |Curatine ‘Cares Scrofuls. ‘uratine Cures Rheumstiem. ey Affections. Iron Bitters ci Cure Biaianal Discases ‘Iron Bitter: Cure vyspepria. Iron Bitters m "Cure indigestion. ‘Curath sures ‘Curatine For Tetter, Itch and Tumors. 01 Pimples Kron Bitters | ‘aud Blotches. Cure Nervous ritability. |Curatine TEAMS: [Guan Hots & Ola Boxes. Iron Bitters Largour. |Curatine Gute Langour. |Gires Ulesrs and Boils. Iron Bitters H Cc Painful Re Pat catruatien. | rice $1 a Botte. Curatine For Merc ing. Price $1 s Bottle. IRON BITTERS AND CURATINE For sale by STOTT & CROMWELL, 4 The the following Pennsylvania ave , WNesaleand Retail, svd-by all Draggiste. auge7 —_26TH— Porvrarn MoxtHrx_DaawpG or THE Commonwealth Distribution Go., AT MACAULEY’S THEATER, In the City of Louisville, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1680. drawings occur mouthty under provisions ofan Aol of the Generel Aceetubly of Kentucky. Lf the New, Printing and News- eas peroced Spas, 1878. ‘This ts a Special act, and has never been repealed. it Court on March Sist rendered decisions: Ist—That the Commonwealth Distri- bution Company i al, 2d—Its drawings are feir. ie hss now on hand large reserve fone. Read carefuly the list of prizes for th ie NOVEMBEB DRAWING. £30,000 | 108 prizen, 10,000 | 200 do., $50 each. 10,000 5,000 | 600 do., 20each. 12,000 on 1,000.do.,10 each. 10,000 ee DORE BERD EY KEG! 4 TB Gn PosTorrice CRDEE. Orders of and vpward, by Express, ‘Be sent at our ex- sar &. M. BOARDMAN, Seve em a mo a | Frappespend CENENT. CEMENT, PORTLAND Oh strourest, cheapest. best. | WILTON, AXMSNSTER, FLANN ULSTERS. STRIVED CHINCHILLA CLOAKING. CAMBL'S HATR CL ART LADIES’ AND MISSES" HOSE IN SOL’D COLORS. TYLER & CHEWNINGS, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.}, nové OIG Few i. we. ————— Saar W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ORO PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Orren ELeoasr BROCADE SATINS DE LYON, st $2 and $2.50. CCLOBED SATINS DE LYON, ail candles, €2. Bicgant qua ities BLACK SATINS DE LYON, $1.50 BROCADES IN VELVETS—Bisck an Colors. COLORFD VELVETS in every shade SATIN SKIRTS, CARDIGAN JACKETS. Slt K PLUsH aud BLACK VELV&Ts. Lpcur AU-SUk VELVET, 28 inches wile, $10 pe 2 Gard, reluced trom $a. CUS 18 B10 per PARIS SOSEUTIES at reduced prices, Great bare in French printed 5.1 TEENS for Wrayy rs, all wooi, 28 inches, outs. HANDKERORIZF PLAID BABIT CL’ ITHS, Ke. NOTTINGHAM aud ANTIQUE OURTAINS in veut variety. PLUSH TIDIFS AND TABLE Coveas. Fur-lined CIRCULA! ULSTELS, DOL and CLuaKiNG oT =n W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 929 Penna. cvenue. Rovs SCHROEDER’S GOLD MEDAL BRAND BLACK AND COLORED SATIN DE LYON. BLACK SATIN DE LYON COLORED SATIN DEL} One Price. ie NSILES, RATING DS, TYALTAN ©) IN VELVET, SATIN ¢ IS, SDOAKS. ULSTERS and SILK CIRCU- Se CAMEL'S MAIRS, CHUDDAS and 5 vty und at the Lasrest f and NOTTINGHAM LACK CU) ‘S EBRATED KIO GLOV TEKS and MUFFLERS. BY ING 5 li $e" Uur Stock is ‘no t vce, eed ap inspection is solicited. ONE PRICE ONLY. PEBRE & BROTUERS, Penn. ave., cor. ith st. nove Ba & COLORED C4sSiMEBES, PORE WOOL, 25 Large size double White BLANKETS, €2 50, Black SILK, 62. Besutifal Piaid DRESS GOODS. very cheap. Tmmmense stsortment of CLOTH for Meu and Boys" wear, 25 to 81.50. YRADLE BLANKETS, pure woo!, $1 25 Inre wool fine quality French DRES3 GOODS ia ALL colors, ouly 31. Timmense assortment of Ladies’ SHAWLA. and Com Frtabliched 1840. CLOAKS and CARTER'’s, TEL Market Space. Sbaker FLANNEL, 2%, very cheap. Bleached TABLE DAMASK, 50. Excellent CALICO, 5's. Wide double width pure woo! Black CASHMERES only Thousands of yards of beautiful Dress Goods, largest assortment ia Washington, prices very low, 1235 up to 81 50. Black and Colored Silk VELVETS, Colored and Bick SATINS ; Black CRAPE and CAPE VEILS: Black Oeehmere SHAWLS. CARTER’s, TEE Market EDUCTION IN PBICES. SHIRTS REDUCED TO OLD PRICES, Best Wamentta, unfinishid, 75: finished, 90 Best Foot hod, <3 Boye’ Wrineu™ SHILTS TO ORDE! OVS & A BPEOIALTY. GENTS FUSNISHINGB. JAMES THOMPSON, Manager of Thompson's Shirt Mactory, Cnovl_ S26 F et. m.w., opposite Patent Offoe. or nde micas ten etn doom nr Sect AND UNDERWEAK. ND OPENING OF NEW STORE, $27 EF st. m,w., opposite Zbbitt House. SIX ELEGANT SHIRTS TO ORDER, $12. SIX ELEGANT SEIRTS TO CKDER, #9. Fuil Line of GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. Belf-messurements mailed free. J 8B. BRINE, 1337 F st. n.w., octaT ‘Washington, D. 0. _pacnaEs:, CLARK « CO., 803 Market Space. to call, 1 attention to thei u Peo ee eae tr HANDSOME DBESS” GOODS, Black end Colored Brocade Silke, from $1.75 to ®3. Bleck ana Colored Brocade Velvet, elegant styics Momie Gloths and rich ‘Sil and Wool Pisids. A splendid line of Black and Uoiored Cashmeres, 1 Wool Our Linen Counter is rs from 50 cents up. Liven apd Silk Han ullof rare bargains. Hosiery, dkerchiefs ; all Licen Hand- Kerchiets, 64 and 12% cta. up to best goods. Elunkets in great variety from $2 to #16 a pair. Do- mettics at wrt LL GOODS SOLD aT LOWES’ NEW YORE AND BOSTON PRICES. j 89-ONE PRIDE ONLY. octl9-3m PETS. ‘We have Just opened a splendid assortment of MOQUECTE, BODY ERUSSELS, TAPESTRY BUCSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS in all the newest and mest choice desizus. ‘Tapestry Ivgrain Oarpeta with Borders to match. empe pels, Ruxe and Mats in great variety. *Thove furmiehing will ind it 0 thelr advautasete exanline our rtock before purchasiun HOOE BROTHER @ ©0., ters 2338 F st. m.w., near Ehbitt House. BY THE “MYSTERY” samt. ‘There in nothing better in the market. It is ele- wantly made, aud of the very best auc tnt 80 hed, “ready, for tue wash tub, Gaiy 8 cova Yor the “Mystery” Shit. Gent's LINEN OOLLARS, latest styles and finest qosittz only 21.60 per dozen .six for 75 cents. Best ae MEGINNISS’ BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, angls 1002 F street northwest. Qa MANUFACTUREBS. DUBREULL BROS. & Cd., cents. we will compare it with any other Bilt ter tee wAlnc tine of GENTS’ FURNISHINGS always 3y28 aids F street i, Wy. —___ PIANOS AND ORGANS. HE ESTEY OEG, LEAD THE WORLD. The STIke ¥ PIANO, the Artiste’ Favorite G. L. WILD & BRO., Bole Agents, 733 7th St, m.w. Also Agents for the Celebrated Kranich & Bech PIANOS. nova | | eecratemteentad PIANOS AND ORGANS, * fom amecey. AR Re a ESE amar,