Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1881, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. EPTEMBER 17, 188) long-he & flying visit to tows AW; towel: rials.ar riting ma Davis’ Pain Kil knows is a safe and certain cure for all ste troubles. Crear REPAr street. FUSSELL Beny's Presissewa ay next, when Jes will be sold, aM most th Your Eves CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &e., To-night. Ford's Opera House.—Rooms for Re National Theater.—Mies Jen ‘Almer's.—Temple’s Vienna Lad: Dricer’ -Open-air concert. ———— Condensed Locals, Last evening Frie Tempera ment at thei number were prese of songs resi- 3325 N street, and stole $20 worth of silver knives and forks. Ye afternoon John Cronin found a t fi with second-hand silver tons and other jewelry, in Massachusetts avenue north- which he turned over to ective Me- ‘The property is now at headquarters awaiting identiticati Yesterday, in the adm ease of John B. Bray ast. tug boat G Judge Wylie, on petition. made a rule to show cause why ad- ditional security should not be given. The funeral of Mis aria A. Bailey, a teacher in the Miner school building, took’ place from No. 1683 P street, yesterday afternoon, and was attended by a large number of friends. Rev. Dr. Grimke, of the Fifteenth-street Presbyterian ehureh, conducted the services. The remains were forwarded to New Bedford, Mass., for in- terment. The will of the late W. H. Ward, bequeathing his estate to his wife, with directions to be- queath all estate to his daughters, Mary Joyce and Annie Ward. and naming the widow and Mary M. Ward as executrix, was filed yes- ter Mount Zion M-E. church, corner of 15th and R streets, las. during the summer vacation of the pastor, Rey. L. M. Gardner, been repaired, the interior repainted and replastered, and refitted with new pews, carpets and chandelie it will be reopened to-morrow morning. Yesterday. Coroner Patterson viewed the Femains ofthe colored woman, Lucinda Haw- kins, who died suddenly at her house, 1110 Q street northwest, and gave a certilicate of death from natural causes. The little boy named Brown, who had his hands so terribly shattered by the explosion of a torpedo, Tue reet, ig ina very critical ergency Hos- pital, and ° entertained for his recovery. Reports from ail qu has been subscribed in the aggregate about 0 toward the building of a new chureh editice for the Vermont avenue Christian congregation. &e. s Rooms for Rent” will be given for the last time at Ford’s to-mght. Those who wish to enjoy an evening of first-class entertainment will do well to put in an appear- ance. Haverly’s Mastodon Minstrels, the largest and best trained troupe of the kind on the stage. National :R.—Miss Jennie Lee will give her artistic interpretation of “Jo” at the National to-nizht for the last time. She has been vei Next week Harri- the attraction at this theater. aud good music. It is full of fun nae Pienies, Excursions, &e. Next Tuesday a pienic will be given at Beyer’s Tth-street park for the benefit of Henry Pop- | kin The Continental Club will give its second ex- cursion and oyster roast to Coane river Satur- day evenin sber Is ster roast at Lower Ce- ow on the J. W. Thompson. ‘The boat will leave at 9a.m., and return at 10 p.m. ly this morning a man pamed D. R. Bell went to the fifth precinct | station much intoxicated. and stated that zed. Mr. Hume, the station mination and found that he had seven wounds upon it made by stabs. Dr. Markriter, of the Emergency hospital, wascalled in and dressed the arm, stating that the wounds were not danger Bell said he he dispute with Joseph Wilkinson in saloon, 10th and F stree ——————— IN Fee have been recorded as follows: son, trustee, to P. Brodrecht, pt 5, sq. “0. Elias S. Hutchinson to David G. Stone, east pt 6, sq. $1,079.13. Bridget Morley, executrix, to John Lynch, sub 10, sq. alsh’s students are in daily attend- ance. See new advertisement in Educational column. ——— Deatu UNper Svsviciovs CmcuMsTaNcrs.— About the Ist of September, Wm. H. Thomas and Chas. Stewart, two colored waiters of this city. were employed in the Hotel Manchester. at Manchester, Mass. They had trouble, and Stewart is alleged to have struck Thomas over the head with an earthen mug, cutting a severe gash. Thomas went to Boston on the 5th inst., and was cared for at the City hospital. He then went to the house of Henry W. Watson, No. 2 Walker street, where he was attended by Dr. Walker, and died there at nine _o’clock Wednes- day morning. The cause of death is being investigated by the Boston authorities. The trouble between Stewart and Thomas arose in a dispute in a dining-room, Thomas, it is stated, having attempted to take a tray Which Stewart had had well filled for some favorite guest. See ogee ALoxG THe River Froxt.—Harbor Master Sutton reports arrivals at the river front as follows: Sehr. Martha Washington, Capt. Kintry, oysters for market; pungy Virginia, Posey ers for same; pungy Annie Lowe, Simmons, oysters, same; pungy John Jay, Fowler, oysters for longboat Silver Star, Henderson, wood for J. 0. Carter; sloop Fanny Shepherd, Chiseltine, oysters for market; longboat P. hontas, Kendrick, wood for J.0.Carter; schr. Five Brothers, Pullins.425 bunches fish for R.A.Golden. ely Harding. Smith, 474 tons coal city dealers: sehr. J. coal 124 tous coal, wood J. O. Carter; long boat J. H. D. Smoot, Underwood, wood J. O. Carter: long boat Peri, Nash. 76 cords wood Johnson Bros. This latter is the largest load of wood ever brought to this market on a long boat; pores James Somers, Bailey, oysters for mar- et; sehr. American Eagle, Chiseltine, oysters for market; schr. Electric Light, Case, ice, ; sehr. James J. H. Jenny R. DeBerty, Perry, ice, pany: schr. Howard Williams, Green, coal, city § sehr. A. P- Crammer. i dealers; long boat Caroline, M. head, Sealers; long line, Motiershead, wood, Hewitt, Abrams, 320 tons ashirt | toilet | near 43st. | Xt week Ford's will be given up to | Photos,” will be | had a | Sergeant Mason's Case. /E WRITES AN ADDRESS TO THE AMERICAN PEO- YLE—A DEMAND FOR HIS PHOTOGRAPH. AWAITING GEN. HANCOCK’S ACTION. The authorities here are awaiting the action of Gen. W. §. Hancock in the premises. Gen. w, the counsel for Mason, has addressed er to Gen. Hancock suggesting that in case ‘| acourt martial is ordered that the detail be | made of officers who are not on duty at the barracks here. Mason is still in confinement at the barracks, (formerly the arsenal) and bears his imprisc ment philosophically. He has written an_ad- dress recently: All Good People, of the United States who Hate Assassins.” MASONS ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE. In this address he says: “I am one who stands ready at all times to do right. yet in this case of mine "I have done a big wrong to the good law of the land by shooting at that would- be assassin, Guiteau, who has caused so much sorrow and suffering to President Garfield and | to the good people of the world, that has in the st two months caused to be offered up to the Giver of all good all the prayers that men and women could invent, and I hope they have done some good for the President and the peo- ple who believe in prayer. I hope all do; yet T am one who knows not how to pray or what to I must say that while that wretch lives prayers will do but little good. or they who attempt the life of a rate of any country, let it be em- ingdom or republic, let them die as soon le. Put them in aditeh ten foot deep and ail who wish to throw mud at them do so and then cover the place with brimstone so that an grow. I want no one to applaud unsoldier-like conduct, yet Iain one of the many that would take the life of any as- sassin rather than to guard him. Guiteau or- the soldiers to be sent to the jail to watch him: to keep the enraged people from him. He is in a strong jail that has cost the country j thousands of dollars, and that wretch was pot in a No. 1. cell where |he conld look out at the poor soldiers coming there to keep the people away while he slept like a good man, and I was one of the vidiers. I take the words of a great soldier who would do anything to put down a war or end a rebellion. Why not say ‘Death to all assassins in his old days.’ One man, wise and ys in an article that Iam guilty, for he at I had taken a solemn oath to per- form a certain duty, and is given in com- mand to make others obey the oaths which they haye taken, but who, | utter disregard of all his obligations, crawls unknown, unseen to the loop-hole of the cell | where this miserable devil is confined helpless and defenceless, and deliberately, after a week's | thought, attempts to murder him. Well, said Mr. ——,, let's hear from you again. I | like that word murder incase that is what I | want them for. If you had been there you would have run away at the sound of the army | Title T used. It carries a larger ball than any | English bull dog, and, as old Gulteau says, | it was a powerful shot. * = | [would not care if they shot me on the spot for | what I did. I would do it again. And all that haunts meis tat I did not hit the wretch I hate; yet luck was not mine in this case. He | may go that way yet. The intent to kill him is as bad as I had done the killing. I made up my mind to do the shooting, and I did it, andam not ashamed of it eo far. Let others say what | they may. Ifthe U.S. army of 25,000 men was ;at that jail, 20,000 would kill Guiteau, jand the other 5,000 would desert |fore they would have _—_— anything | to do with him. In behalfof the soldiers of this command, I can say that watching that jail to | Keep people from hurting Guiteau is worse than | acampaign, for it is a campaizn combined with strict camp duty. A soldier rides out there, 234 | miles, goes on post for two hours, comes off, lies down on the floor with wet clothes, while poor Guitean is sleeping the sleep of a good man. And what a shame that poor soldiers must do | what they do not like to do, and something that | they ought not to do. There are ten or twelve guard men at the jail who get $100 per month while the soldier gets from $13 to $25 per month.” | _ Application was made by Bell Brothers a few days ago for permission to take the photograph | of Sergeant John A. Mason who shot at the j as ‘in Guiteau at the jail on Sunday last. | Bell Brothers state that numerous applications have been made to them, by parties north, for | ecopies. Gen. Ayres refused the request, saying that he did not think it proper and right to make a hero of Serg’t Mason for attempting to take the life of the prisoner of 50,000,000 people, who was confined at the time in jail and defence- | less; that he regarded the act of Mason as cowardly and he did not think it would be right for him to aid in any way to Honize him. It is understood that other photographers here have been written to from other sections of the | country, especially from the south, asking for | copies of the photographs and the demand for | them is far in excess of the demand for those | of the assassin Guiteau. . ——— The October Carnival. THE FINANCE COMMITTEE PREPARING FOR A { VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN. The finance committee of the October carnival met last evening at the city post office, Mr. Samuel Cross presiding, with Thomas E. Wag- ‘tary. Commissioner Dent, Col. D. W. S. Roose, H. Browning, L. ¢ - Moss, W. J. Stephenson, R. B. Fer- | guson, Major M.'M. Parker, J. G. Waters and others were present. After some discussion it was decided to at once canvass the committee divided up the work as follows: Penntylvania avenue, both sides, from 1st to 7th street—Jan L. Barbour, chairman; G W. Moss, Frank H , M. J. Weller, H. Brown- ing. Market Space—T. L. Hume, chairman; E. G. Davis, Dot Clagett, William D. Clark. From 7th to 10th streets—C. C._Duncanson, chainm: . W. Drew, Ed. Droop, J. P. Willett. ‘ket House—J. K chairman; W. H. | Hoove M. H. Homiller, George ys , jr. South Washington—W. H. Yerkes, K. Johnson, H. L. Biscoe, W. J. Stephenson, #wynne Harris. Lonisiana ave. from C. Ergood, chairman; W. H. Spicer, Samuel Bensinger. Capitoi Yard—R. B. Ferguson, P. P. Little, rge Juenemann, James A. Tait, Geo. F. Har- | bin, T. Smith, Dr.C.M. Ford. Seventh street Ni ‘ash. B. Williams, chair- man: James Lansburgh, George Ryneal, W. W. Burdette, Millard Metzger, A. Saks. Seventh street, from New York avenue north—W. H. H. Cissel, chairman; P. R. Wilson, Saml. E. Wheat- | ley, Dr. L.M. Taylor. The northeastern section— F. K. Ward, T. A. Rover, Dennis Connell, Dan O’Brien, J. T. Meyer. Ninth street—Ed. Abner, A. Koch, George Holmes, Peter Fegan. The Avenue, from 10th to 15th street—George W. Cochran, H. O. Towles, Thomas Dowling, George W. Driver, J. L. Miller, Charles B. Bai- District Government Affairs. Yesterday afternoon the District Commission- ers made a formal and official order suspending the contracts for asphalt pavements of Francis D. Bailey and Wm. Fletcher, jr. They are three in number, and include Vermont avenue, 13th street, Pennsylvania avenue, between 15th and 153g streets; also Pennsylvania avenue east, and parts of F street, H street, Rhode Island avenue, N street,.Q street east, and A street and B street southeast. The committee on police uniforms have recom- mended that the contract for furnishing be given to Rosenfeld Brothers, Baltimore, at the follow- ing prices:—Overcoats, $24.50; frock coats, $13: pants, $8; vests, $3.75. Messrs. Willet & Ruoff were the only bidders to furnish hats, and their bid was informal. Bids will be invited again. The police have been nottfied by the District authorities to arrest every man engaged in busi- ness without the proper license. Over one hun- dred cases of this kind have been made ig the past two months in the fifth precinct. Mr. A. L. Barber, proprietor of the asphalt works at Easby’s Point, has notified the health oniicer that he will have the improvements made at the works, suggested by the health depart- ment, regardless of cost. THE 22D STREET CONTRACT. The committee on bids to-day recommend the letting of the contract for improving 22d Street, from M to P streets, to Mr. Thomas Joyce, he being the lowest bidder, at $4,136.50. BUILDIN MITS issued by Inspector Entwisle: Jos. Anthony, erect a dwelling, L, between Ist street and N. J. avenue northwest; £500. Dayid Jackson, erect two dwellings, Dunbarton, between Wash- ington and Greene streets, Georgetown; $3,000. Heary Rabe, repairframes, cor. 4thand C streets northeast; #350. Henry Johnson, erect a slaughter house near Conduit and Canal roads, in count, Robert Proctor, repafr brick 422 and 424 O street northwest; $150. ah es Last Night at Elberon. THE EVENING BULLETIN. ELBERON, N. J., Sept. 16, 6 p.m.—At the exam- ination of the President at twelve 12 m. to-day the temperature was 98.8, pulse 116, respiration 21. At the evening dressing at 5:30 p.m. the tempe- rature was 98.6, pulse 104, respiration 22. A slight febrile rise occurred at 11 a.m., and had entirely subsided at two o'clock p.m. The con- dition of the wound remains unchanged. The cough has not been so frequent or nt but the sputa still remain purulent. Nourishment and stimulants have been given in increased quantities without discomfort. #Altogether his general condition cannot be said to be improyed. THE LOWELL DISPATCH. The following was sent last night to Minister Lowell by Attorney General MacVeagh: There has been no very marked change in the President's condition, but it is not at this hour reassuring. The different symptoms are almost all slightly aggravated. The temperature and the pulse have fluctuated more than usual, and the respiration is rather more frequent, while the character of the discharges continues to be unsatisfactory. There is, therefore, a sensible increase of anxiety. The President's Hazardous Condition. HOW DR. BLISS DESCRIBED IT LAST NIGUT—HE WANTS TO GO TO MENTOR. In an interview last night, Dr. Bliss said there had been very little, if any, change in the pa- tient’s condition. The discharge from the wound was no worse than it was in the morning, and it could not be said to be better. Being asked if any blood had been discharged with the pus, he said a clot of blood came away with the dis- charge, which may have colored it some. He said the blood had evidences of being more in- tense now than for some days. At 6 o'clock, while preparing the evening bulletin, a febrile rise occurred, and still continued. The patient’s mind was troubled somewhat, but if a question was asked he would answer it. The doctor said that while he was with the President to-day he made use of an expression which seemed to in- dicate that his mind was wandering a little, and that Dr. Hamilton also stated this evening that he had noticed a similar remark during the time he was with the President. ‘The doctor said the patient complains of being weary at times, by saying he is weary and tired. He spoke of it once to-day. The conditions last night, Dr. Bliss said, were more hazardous than at any time since the pa- tient has been at Long Branch. He is no worse than just before he moved. The arrange- ment for moving the patient was that it should be done at a time when he showed repair or a sign of failing, and he was moved under the lat- ter circumstance. The doctor remarked that no further abscesses were apprehended, and said the cough had been less annoying yesterday The President looks forward to going to Men- tor, and has talked some about it. Dr. Agnew went to Philadelphia yesterday morning, and re- turned last night. Dr. Hamilton left for New York last night. The Situation at Midnight. A SLIGHT BUT PERCEPTIBLE LOSS OF STRENGTH —REPORTED INCREASE OF THE LUNG TROU- BLE. A midnight dispatch from Long Branch is as follows: “The President's condition causes a feeling of despondency, and the general situa- tion cannot be denied as warranting grave ap- prehension, and the probabilities are that some time will elapse before the patient will show any substantial improvement. During the past forty-eight hours he has made no progress to- ward recovery, and for the past twent hours there has been a slight but perceptible loss of strength; the process of repair in the wound has again come to a standstill. The discharge is small in quantity and quite watery. His attacks of cough do not recur frequently as formerly, but are severe and exhausting. He expectorates considerable quantities of pus. There is without doubt a fresh access to the lung trouble. The amount of lung tissue in- volved is considerably greater than it was forty- eight hours ago. His pulse was rapid and weak during the forenoon, but toward evening became less frequent ‘and stronger. To-night the pulse was again rapid and weak, making for atime 130 beats per minute. His condition is such as to put in question his ability to rally from his present state of lung trouble and exhaustion, THE CABINET TO RETURN TO LONG BRANCH. Postmaster James and wife, Secretary Hunt and wife and Secretary Windom and wife ar- rived in Boston last evening from the White Mountains. It was intended’ to sail to-day on the revenue cutter Grant, which lies in the har- bor, but owing to the unfavorable news of the President’s condition the party will leave for AMUSEMENTS. : AMUSEMENTS. National THEATER. TO-NIGHT AT 3—Last Appearance of MISS JENNIE LEE, as “JO.” proms OPERA HOUSE. FORD'S OPERA HOUSE. “The La ing eee tie Neanoh™ FORD'S OPERA HOUSE. = “A Cometant Volley of Mirth” Appearance of FORD'S OPERA HOUSE. THE HARRISONS, MISS ALICE HARRISON, R. Presenting the Most H the author of ** The FORD'S OPERA HOUSE. ‘G COMEDY, ARTISTIC MIMICRY, nt Array of L nee. MMER NIG NOW CONCEDED To BE ONE OF THE MOST Des in fal batiad th AND THOROUGHLY VENTILATED PLACES ne r. 8. Ps vetrola, H. Jaeger, mi ELEGANTLY EMBELLISHED, COMFORTABLE OF FASHIONABLE AMUSEMENT IN AMERICA. ] CYCLE A: he) NGE AND RUD} Tallmadge Hall (943gx40 feet), 928 F street northwest, on Ground Floor. Sole Agency for and Tric (either Eng! | ean) furnished. d Machines for sale Cheap. y SRIBNER, Proprietor. CITY ITEMS. — Hop Bitters has restored to sobriety wrecks from intemperance. ON MONDAY EVENING. Any st Second-hat WM. C Serremuer 1970, WITH MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, | —— THE PRINCES OF THE BLACK ART, HAVERLY’S EUROPEAN Women re been bedridd MASTODON MINSTRELS, ness by the u: Compound, Western a ¥ s. Lydia E. Pinkham, TO WHOM THE ROYALTY OF ENGLAND | Lynn, Mass. for pamphlets, Opinion of Celebrated Dr. Wm. H. Stokes, PAID A VISIT IN STATE President Brit 70,000 deaths ai annually caused | nd, and thit there tual nervous tonic f Tonic, is © phaiic testimony of the most eminen Caution.—Bew: cheap, worthless i Ask for Li IN LONDON. nervous no pneed by th THE HAVERLYS ARE THE SUPREME REPRE- TTATIVES OF AMERICAN in omiparable. Long Branch this morning, at 11 o'clock, viathe Boston and Albany railroad. Secretary Blaine is at his home in Augusta. i oe Ss et ib he from 15th to 17 reets, including the depart- ments—Hon. B. K." Bruce, W. 8. Thomp- son, Major J. T. Power, Charlies E. Fisher, Chas. W. Whelpley, H. T. Crosby, Frank Stickney, J. H. Haswell. Seventeenth street to George- town—Thomas J. Luttrell, chairman; Calvin Witmer, A. A. Wilson, W. G. Duckett, C. Her- Hck. “F atrect, from “6th to_15th—Thomas J. Fisher, H. K. Willard, John Sherman, Richard Reed, R. 0. Holtzman. City Hall and'vicinity.— R. J. Meigs, jr., chairman; L. G. Hine, Enoch Totten, W. B. Webb, E. B. Hay. Georgetown— John W. Waters, chairman; A. B. Cropley, M.R. Goddard, F. King, John Heister, M. O'Donohue, Anthony Hanlon, Jesse H. Wilson, J. F. Burch’ R. B. Tenney, Dr. Lewis Ritchie, J. H. Gordon, J; H. Lee, Charles Wheatley, M. Plater and F. 1. oore. eee A Utica, (N dispatch says: The state prohibition convention adopted a platform, which included a resolution of sympathy for President Garfield. The fojowing nominations For secretary of state, Stephen . New-York; comptroller, Jefferson | Bissell, of Stuben; treasurer, Frederick Gale, of. | Herkimer; attorney general, George Brooks, of Otsego. Nineteen houses on West Water street. Os- wego, N.Y., and an immense quantity of lumber were destroyed by fire last night. “The loss is estimated at £300,000. SEPTEMBER 17TH, 1881. NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS. es’ Cloth, new colore—garnet, myrtle, green, oli ane ties continence sd “Ah-woo! Black Cashineres, S7c., Ble» Ce, Tc. G Be., 10c.; 12e-; be.; 1c. 200. Sots forme ewe aud Boys wear, ‘fall syle, Bic., 50c., choice ‘all Calicoes. Tat sng) Ser 0c. Biesr BOC.» €2c., Tc. . G2¢., 75€., $1. Oo ‘$10. Table Turkey Red Gee eorhete ee fox Indice ond gente. and en N.Y.. AE ilu Goods, new FETE F aa ie 3 i HA | ci A MEDICINE FOR WOMAN. INVENTED BY A WOMAN. PREPARED BY A WOMAN LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S VEGETABLE COMPOUND Is a Posrrrve Cure For all those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses 80 common to our best female population. It will cure entirely the worst form of Female Com- plaints, all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and Uleera. tion, Falling and Displacements, and the consequen ‘Spinal Weakness, and is particularly Changes of Life. 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SECOND GRAND F bs) AND OF THE CONTINENTAL CLUB TO CONE RIVER, cy pep ar EVENING, OCTO- | |. SKE. At the ureent request of a lance number of those who participated iu the late ex e Continental Chub sive an Gyeter Ronet at of Cone river rounded by fi ton f = —_s MARYLAND, | | SION ER KOAST, rraements w BOYLE, Manager, oe > A Rh > || ee > ad Gene OFF. \- Tt ep eave ih : tober 1, Iss SELLING OFF. Fi wT a cotare Scie a EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS | To make room fora large stock of NEW PIANOS for | the Fall Trade, I willsell an elegant lot of fint-clasy, | nearly new, SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT AUCTION PRICES, SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S PIANO WAREROOMS. 433 Tin Srneet Nonrawest. _3y8 orthiwest: Geo. WG Jar, M. Hodge. thie 1 Go 3 (85186 OF THE SEASON. The Trade specis | Hy invited to call. 16 Geos DAVIS & € GRAND OYSTER ROAST AT LOWER CEDAR i UPRIGHT GRAD POINT, WORLD KENOW ~ Alea, On the Pune Steamer HAKDM the only reliable low ap23-e0 i G 1. WILD & BRO, Ke Have removed to their new Musical Warenooms, ENTH STREET NORTHWEST, fin And are offering Special Indncemente in the Sale and ite. children unde years, Rent of PIANOS and ORGANS during the sunt ‘1 rere GREAT BAL oh Buy 18 | The proprietors are di = | characters gr 709 SEV mined that mo émy on the Boat or Gremntiag nt aud efficient Spee at the wharf, aud will @ Point, our Regular 50 NOW WHITE BREAD AXD ROLLS A teed if ES, er will be served. re to Lower Cs By request of m Thompson will run on SATURDAY, the 17 vist it Process Flour, which ver_all other eony Physician, Mount Hope Retreat, Baltimo t oe By great pleasure in addi: enna) a A ere << the virtues < 1 Extract of | i E dot Cl > = PRAY CAVERNS, ‘WIEN AT Beef and more Dread than any other $3.58, Secon wenn She] EDUCTION IN RATES, Af . . LOUIS FANCY, HER MAJESTY’S ROYAL TWheatPateut, and unrivaled by any | Patent process flour in the country except Gere | OPERA HOUSE, wILT- he t beautiful Patent Flours coms. This a very and beaubful patent. within the reach of all classes, am Re Kuarautee will «ive satistaction to every one who Will y it, j Lecrmie LiGnTs, ADMISSION, ) $3.58; 1 Potomac Depot at 8:30 ne, Teach Warhineton at 11 HILL, the old reliable stan Family Flour of the Di es DEPOT, ND INDIANA AVENUE. WM. M. GALT & CO. Buen EXTRAORDINARY! _ ____ BOOTS AND SHOES. OE ENTREE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SH | OD must be sold’ recardeas of as we retire from, retail wens tO go into the Manufacturing of Boots and Shoes. Bargains can be had in good Shoes: Ladies, Gents, Mies, “Boys and Children. SPEAR BR 734 7th street porthwest, =; co ust CLASS BOOTS AND SHOES AT | ACTUAL Cost. ‘We will sell all of our Gent's Fine LOW SHOES an@ Light CONGRESS GAITERS at actual Cost. Ladies’ LOW SHOES, SLIPPERS and Light BUTTON: BOOTS at Prime Cost. ‘These Goods must be closed out tomake room for Fall THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE, 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. SEASONABLE GOODS NOW IN STOCK. MEN'S DEPARTMENT: Light Cheviot Sui ‘Light Cassiniere Suita, Seersucker Suits, Serze Spite, jen Suits, Drap de Etat Suita, This is a good opportunity to get good goods at very YOUTHS’ DEPARTMENT: Low Figures. New Novelties daily arriving. ORE PRICE. i BOYS’ DEPARTMENT: GEO. McCARTHY, ‘ A fine line of Blue Flannel, Cheviot and Cassimere Suite, a2 605 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT: ‘The Most Elaborate Display in the cit: KILT SUITS A SPECIALTY. CALL AND EXAMINE, 52 Prices the lowest. dyl BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES. —_/ MITATION STAINED GL 5. A. STRAUS, No. 939 Pennsylvania avenue, ° rats lines and col glass windows. For descriptive Postal. New desicns i elas in rich) price list, call or —D*® METTAUR’S ved. Directions for HEADACHE PILLS cu ost ii very b SR ER a ht ae TR nw Refer by permissi®m to Chu se2-im* JG. CULVERWEL! ve DYSPEPS| pody of excess of bile, healthy action of the bowela, ene valuable PILLS, with full di- cure, nailed to any address on ant postage stamps. For sale by forms, cleansing the } produciny a rex |LUMBEER. BILLY RICE, THE ONLY LEON, IMPELRISHABLE PERFUME, WITH FORTY MORE, MURRAY & LANMA Ss ALL EQUALLY GOOD IN THEIR POSITIONS, PETE MACK, FLORIDA WATER, E. M. KAYNE, net SOR BARRY MAXWELL, JOHN H. LEE, TOILET, BATH AND SICK ROOM. BOB HOOLEY, JAMES WALSH, JOHN GORMAN, JOHN STILES, WM. BARBOUR, CHAS. SHATTUCK. WILLIAM BELKNAP, marl2-w&s9m PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS TROPIC FRUIT EDDIE QUINN, GEO. W. HARLEY, . HARRY MILLER, JOHN MURPHY, HARRY SHIRLEY, MELVILLE WILSON, LAXATIVE, PLANTS. A DELICIOUS PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND AND REFRESHING FRUIT TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY: Rey, Trowas Gvann, one of the snont eminent clergy hien tn the ‘country? pastor of Mount’ Veruon M- Church, Baltimore, Md. Thavé no hesitation in assuring you that Dr. Mer- Tavun’s HEADACHE PILts have proved most beneficial to hie. Yours truly, THOMAS GUARD. Rev. THoatas Gamece, pastor M. E. Church, Hagers- own, Md. : I have tried Dr. Werravn’s Heapacne Pruxs with at benefit. I'am now seventy-nine years old, and ave been subject to Constipation a number of years, Xour Pills have acted so pleasantly in my cane, the frst time I com to Baltimore J want to thank you personally. Yours truly, THOMAS GAMBLE. s A. "THmEKIED, pastor M. E. Church, WE ALONE SHOW PRICES. DRY BOARDS, Nol, 16 feet...... ..per 100 feet, $1.29 STOCK BOARDS, 1x12, 16 fect...... = 1.60 VIRGINIA FLOORING, No. 2....000 1.600 CLEAR SIDING, half inch, No. 1... a 1.00 WerTacn’s Heapacne Pris toa man who wasin ith a bad attack of Bilioux Fever, and in two days he was out attending to his farm work. Respect 15. THIRERIED. A Shure! bana, Vi. : Merrratn’s HEADACHE \ehicial. Please sen WHITE PINE SHINGLES, nearly clear. Cerle- brated Crapo brand. ---per thousand jother box. ‘Yours truty, . EI ev. G. W. Honbs, pastor M. E. Church, Piedmont, T have civen my wife, whois sufferer from Headache, I. FE. PETERS. WE FURNISH ESTIMATES OF ENTIRE COST OR BUILDINGS FREE OF CHARGE, . Dr, Merrati’s Hrapache PILLS, and oue dose of te i ured her. Merracz’s f Youseun GEO. W. HOBBS. WILLET & LIBBEY, BROWN CHEMICAL CO., . fel2-eo SOLE PROPRI ETORS, BALTIMORE, MD. 3 pa Srnerr anv New Yore AVENUE. {OME comrorts. yarps, | SPSGUE Savane. STAR FURKAGR, my3_ | Noxrmery Tanrnry Marker Sovane, SOCIAL LATROBE, B. WHITE & BROS., ST. GEORGE RANGE, Are all first-class goods, and are set, guaranteed to give Manfacturers of | eaee seein os PORTLAND CEMENT, ye - ROMAN CEMENT, KEENE 3 ALBERT HOLLAND, LOZENGE, SAML. 8. SHEDD, Wein, Pomanasin: Enatend. Moe ALEX. ZANFRETTA, WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF PILLS AND DFALER Is ply over ten thousand barrels of Portiand “Ceineut 108 DISAGREEABLE PURGATIVE MEDICINES. GAS FIXTURES, RANGES, SLATE MANTELS, &o. | Tetquenine the foundation of the Washinton Mops Tee eee TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE in the best prepara eee dene. # | DEOW ole ascot ited Staten, 28 5 _ . nine oe a ey PorsY ZANERETTA, ig Gace oedcae oe a a No. 409 Nivru srmrer Nontawest. —_al6_ | Liberty Rev tort SCOR GEORGE ROBINSON, world for constipation, Biliousness, Headache, = = vp oe, i ié — H. WHEATLEY’S District -atreet J. W. McANDREWS, Piles and all kindred complaints. It acts gently, effec- | WW. oa shares where's sagpiy wil eter cannes , and is delie take. Cleansing the system SD WEL ANI = oll soe as a it ne = Sane ave and dis- SCOURING ESTAULISHMENT. SS TOM SADLER, mughly, Q Riga for and detiver WORK a, {in the Dis- ai, ‘Upon rece} dress or 0. JAMES ADAMS, oie Memeo, Arpochonita, ete: ONE SBIR | WEE Se reaicd aad caeieel te eat ee nen JOHNSTONE'S KALSOMINE and MASURY'S: DAN THOMPSON, CONVINCES, PACKED IN BRONZED TIN BOXES | #04 toall parts of the country. N" WILLIAM KING, ONLY. JAMES GORMAN, GEORGE GORMAN, LEM WIELEY. WM. RAYMOND, CHAUNCEY OLCOTT, PRICE 25 AND 60 CENTS. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ‘ap30-cokw Ht YOUR HOUSES THOROUGHLY at ey, DURING SUCH WINTERS AS THE WILLIAM WILLIS,- GEO. WHITE, PAST ONE JOHN RAPIER, ime WAS BY USING E. BROOKS, BOYNTON’S E. K. MARSHALL, GAS-TIGHT 2 OBAS. Ross, DURABLE FURNACES. HENBY MOKROE, ‘Thousands have had constant and severe use during GUS ELLIS, past 22 years, and are in good condition to-day, Sine an it repairs or expense. Cheapest tobuy and use. . mensely popular ait eaeaedi successful, Send for ON MONDAY; SEPTEMBER oars - > RICHARDSON, BOYNTON & CO., Seeman ct the ‘MANUFACTURERS, ENGLISH COMIC OPERA SEAgoy, 24 WATER ST., NEW YORE. ‘It willbe signalized by-s superb rendition of CHAS. G. BALL, ‘WASHINGTON. D. C. GILBERT AND SULLIVAN'S PATIENCE, GILBERT AND SULLIVAN'S PATIENCE, GILBERT AND SULLIVAN'S PATIENCE. GILBERT AND SULLIVAWS PATIENCE, GILBERT AND SULLIVAN'S PATIENCE, GILBERT AND SULLIVAN'S PATIENCE, GILBERT AND SULLIVAN'S PATIENCE. GILBERT AND SULLIVAN'S PATIENCE. No. 1068 (OLD 49) JEFFERSON STREET, aps ‘NEAR BRipGE, GoncETown, D. C. ust TO GET IN NEW STOCK. GEORGE RYNEAL, Jn,‘ a a and m30 418 7TH Sraeer Nontrweer. Boys’ Fall Suits, com) . 7 LP mone s Fall na $s. MARTIN & 60.8 PULP MORTAR Pex spony tg ng ee ig L. BLACK, Boys Beso Shack freen tec: upwardes” 2 Blas Seinhe cre ey ’ Summer Clothing at half value to clove out. Best in the world. Only Diack that never faftea, Good Wool Hats from'b0e:, 75c. to $1. J. H. JOHNSON & CO., Acuxra, ‘1914 aNd 1916 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ap27__ 12th street Wharf and 1202 F street northwest. ais J. w. Seay. |= ———— PIANOS AND ORGANS. nee ETT ED TAE COPPER Economical buyers who are looking f¢ francine Tren Kod by the Bargains astonished acientific of the United States. mo “at Be ae irere and put up in the beet ‘nutes kp SOG Sa SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S tee ar Piaso WaREROOME, 4y23 433 ira STREET NORTHWEST. PpLvee OUT, UNPLUGGED AGAIN. ONCE MORE UNPLUGGED. BOTTOM FRUIT JAHS AT COST, ELPHONZO YOUNGS, ‘