Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1881, Page 4

The Imprisoned Assassin, GUITEAU SUFFERING WITH MALARTA—SOME PACTS ABOUT HIS JAIL LIFE—THE IDEA OF HIS COM- MITTING SUICIDE SCOUTED BY HIS GUARDS— A RUMOR THAT THE JAIL. WAS TO BE MOBBED, AND HOW IT ORIGINATED. The assassin, Guitean, has recently been af- ___ THE EVENING STAR. | OCTOBER 3, 1881. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. 7 Orrick oF THe € ficted with malaria, and in consequence quinine Peace wie | bas been prescribed for, and taken regularly by ty sta- | him. er and . nearly or lower ba- tempers Special Weather Bulletin. ‘The chief signal officer bs . westerly wi While he is aware of the nature of ee fun | | drug, he is under the impression that there is in | his powder something else and once or twice he | has been somewt ant to take it. On one | occasion after receiving the powder, he laid it by, saying he would take it when he | wt ready. It was thought by some that he in- | tended to keep it until another dose was given _ him, in the hope that by doubling the dose he | mend to | lence, or at least | xcite sympathy. | are of him scout at the taking his iife by his own | is, not believing that he has the physical courage to attempt it. ail im the south A and to- ‘weather will pre Gulf states to-d gion, Mi and he | walking out, whe he | ryiure inty the rotunda of the jail with- | ctio he would not risk leaving | lding alone if he had the least idea that he would be recognized. Gen. Cro warden, has informed him that Mr. 's brother-in-law) would undertake his pee, and he elf as much Ice Cream. €nevr REePaKinG, Byrn’s shoe store, 114 1ith eee 3 He has giv j . = - utobiography and. fi is }Por Velvets, Satins, Cashmeres go to J. E. but little, and this little is in the form of | nes, which will perhaps never see daylight | the p 5 | Tks | THINKING ABOUT HIS TRIAL. | A that the grand jury ras to | se to-day, he becaine less talkative, | and was, evidently. thinking | position than heretofore. He is not quite so active when he is given an opportunity to exercise in the corridor, and does not walk 80 ‘ow the only quick | park in To THE Poor.—Look out fora cold First » lass me it tuloring ma thing for fall new, some a little worn, w, cheaper than shoddy n be seen at Herzog’ Btreet, near Pa. avenue. mi pable of making is a| | jump behind the jamb of his cell or behind his guard when he sees. trange face. Yesterday | he was out in_ the corridor for a short time. but was very careful not to show himself while the soldiers were in the rotunda, except when his r_- trusted guard was standing near. A SENSATIONAL REPORT. Within the past few days there have been re- in cireulation that parties contemplated an Cream, rich, plate, “N0t i2th street no New 1s tHe Ti tulip bulbs for t The buib catalog Will give the simple dir ns for management, | Hewpten’s facilities for repairing glasses are perfect tack on the jail, and it was said that New : ————— Yorkers, Jerseyinen, Philadelphians and Balti- Minter & Joxes have their annual opening moreans were to make the attack last night. this evening. entire outtit being new guar antees a large attendance _ No such attack was made. The probability is that the report had its origin im the fact that a few days igo a determined looking man ‘THe fencing around the White House is being repainted. | asked admittance to the jail and was refused. It -——— ; was noticed that he was heavily armed. When TRE STRETCHER belonging to the police de- | he left he sullenly remarked, “You may feed the Partment, which was used when the President wretch, but we will get him on Sunday night.” | pee Baltimore's Festive Time. GETTING ALL READY FOR GLORIOUS EVENTS OF NEXT WEEK. When Baltimore gets at a thing in downright earnest it is bound to be a go. This was demon- strated last October at the sesqui-centennial; | but that event. successful as it was, was nocom- parison to what the Oriolewill be next week. It is hazzarding nothing to say that never before were so many attractions crowded into three | days as Baltimore will present next Monday, | Tuesday and Wednesday. It would be difficult | indeed to imagine anything lacking in the festiv- | ities as arranged. There is to be a novel and ht train on the Baltimore & Potomac rail- exceedingly beautiful exhibition of water, cele- Toad. near Ben on Thursday last, have | brating thé opening of the new supply from the Tendered a verd forth that the acci- | Gunpowder. The formal reception by the muni- @ent was the resuit of carelessness on the part | cipal authorities of the French visitors will be a ‘of deceased notable event, and followed as it will be by a Yes the members of Concordia church, | grand parade will prove an exceedingly brilliant | corner 20th and G streets northwest re-elected | affair. In the parade will be soldiers, firemen, | Rey. Marten Kratt to fill the pulpit another | Masons, Odd Fellows. Red Men and others too year. numerous to mention, several Washington or- ‘The Butchers’ Benevolent Association have | ganizations taking part. On Tuesday afternoon ed officers for the ensuing year as follows: | the celebrated Gilmore band. of New York, . Dietz; vice-president, Chi numbering sixty-five musicians, will give a Join Braun; | grand open air concert at Monument square comm At night this great organization, of the finest en to Loi h ‘was shot, andafterwerds t to be used in carrying the wounded P: mt, has been returned to police headquarters in this Ve —_ CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &e., To-nicht. Ferds Opera House—La Mascotte.” National Theater—Hague's British Minstrels. | Almer’s Garden. — Concert by the Vienna ies. ——— Condensed Locals, The jury in the case of Lewis Montgomery ese thea who was run over and kilied b; treasurer, Geot Carl Muelle Foerbe talent of the metropolis. heads the glorious Appieh. J. Miller and Oriole pageant. This will be an immense thing, | her: here is no doubt of it. Fully 20,000 will be | ~ and ¢ ded upon it. to say nothing of the thou- | Belva A nod Tuesday evening at E- | sands spent by private citizens in decorat street Baptist church, before Nat. Arbitration | and illumination. The il pageant will be quite | eth and the tableaux will be of character. Under hundreds | teium lights the effect will be | is in the extreme. Wednesday afternoon there is to Be a tournainent at Newington park, | which of itself will be a most interesting thing. | Fost. running, leaping races, bycicle races. gym- greased pole and pigs, and all | , going to make up a series of attractive sports almost without end. In the time president ¢vening a superb exhibition of fireworks is to ppointed be given in Druid Hill park. Contracts have | been let to both American and Japanese manu- ‘turers, and the rivalry between them will ‘lend such an energy to their efforts as cert: to result in a remarkable display. Following the pyrotechnics, will come the grand ball and banquet te be given at the academy, tendered | the distinguished French. The B. &'0., deter- mined that ali shall be in readiness to accommo- date the great number of people who will go | | from Washington to the Oriole, has ne; | fected its special train schedule. Having so perfect a double track and so extensive an equip- | ment. special trans can be run as often as re- | quired. The chances are that specials will be run about every hour, and on Tuesday and Wed- | nesday afternoon every half hour. Returning | at night special trains can be run every quarter ne to vote. J , of an hour if nee Ve \ artillerygon the march | to Yorktowm” left Waverly, azue. ‘The recular weekly rehearsals of the Philhar- commence this eveni 5 * eolumn. General Term this morning, ‘on motion of Mr. E. Carusi, the following per- fons were admitted to the John E. er, John T. Lighter. Conant, Whittlesey and W. Col. Frank Of the Tre Of the Potor to aclerkship in the V Saturday afternoon C |. & young Man employed at the tment and esi with his parents on $f street northeest, while riding on his le the corner of 9th at the ground and ur@et t »ciation Satur- 3 @eploring the un- Hatton of President n the ability. Arthur ration | three miles in le: tant cashier ed a compour The New York # ra from New You Baltimore eo Laurel, Prin ACTIONS IN QUESTION. Messrs. Hallet Kilbourn and J, F. Olmstead, | through their attorney, Col. Enoch Totten, on | Saturday filed their answer to the suit brought | aime the Israelites began | ce of the;Pay of Atonement, which aos against them by Messrs, Thomas Sunderland and | e victim ¢ S outrace mentioned i Hillyer, for an account and the pay jane ceti gf she outras ae 2 a THe | ment of $25,000, and other sums of mone Batke obit sisi tah street nonnwect | claimed to be due on account of several breaches | oftrust in tate transactions. Thedefendants | |aver that at the time of the transactions in question their firm was composed of themselves | and James M. Latta. They deny that the drm) was ever engaged or employed by the plaintiffs | and Wm. M. Stewart in any other manner | than that in which they transacted business | for the general public; “that there was any | understanding between the firm and these parties | touching the cc | the firm for conducting transactions in the line | ne D of their business. They deny that it was agreed Rounced to be excellent in every respect. | for the mca pcfical cunts lnere cater | Amusemenis, &ec. little ep rd’s * aid to beas lively and pr vett The plot is pretty 1 evidently a British Oper- THE KirLe Matentbetween the honorary mem. | fr the bureha aah Gites an ee | ener ida inci e fr eeaary | hand a great many lots and pieces of land | needs oak the Aloo De Vache ton i for sal and that in each instance : neg en borg where the plaintifls and Stewart purchased | Pha, “Pine We We caeedaemertas: at Mar- | from them, they were informed of the price be- fore purchasing, and in nearly every instance zr . | Sunderland or Hillyer, or botti, actually exam- + will be a fancy dress and ined the property: that the plaintiffs, in every nint Hotel, Gaithersburg, | instance, relied upon their own judgment, and | ided whether to purchase property or’ not. The answer sets forth that the firm informed anderland and Hillyer that they had tiating for square 115 for about two | nd that the lowest price for which they | underland and Hillyer) could obtain | | the property was £65,000. ‘The firm had secured | the refusal of the property for $40,000 for their | own benefit and not for the benefit of any of its customers—an agreement which was made before the firm had any dealings with the plaintiffs. The | defendants emphatically deny the charges of fraud and cheating made against them, and that there , | Were any ‘alments touching the business of | the firm. Other transactions between the firm and the plaintiffs are similarly explained. They ny that they were requested to purchase are 158, or any part of it, on account of the plaintiffs, and aver that they stated to the plain- tiffs that they were ready and willingat any timeto | take and pay forany lot orlotson the squareat fifty | centsper square foot. In regard to the pur- and 4 p.m. x Barn.— The ‘TY EXHIBITION, seiety. Will all kinds of boat, to it of the site the Con- nd Mr. C. M. ver the Hills e number of signa- e. her Alan dlded to the pledy | oelock. | and no cause is assigned for it. except that he | Metealf pt. 7, mn | bar; fined $105. TION OF THE TRANS- | La 1 $1.50. Turkey Red Table Linens, all colors, 30 cts., 62 cts. and tion that was to be paid | § A Desperate Attempt at Suicide. A MAN CUTS HIS THROAT WITH A RAZOR. John Higginson, of No. 1242 20th street, yes- terday made a desperate attempt to commit suicide, which may yet prove effectual. He has resided with his wife for some time in the house mentioned, occupying the third floor. Their life has been peaceable and apparently happy. They are hard-working people, and their strong attachment for each other has attracted the no- tice ofneighbors. Yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, Mrs Higginson left hometo make a visit, the husband declining to go with her, on the ground that he did not feel very well. After her departure, he made deliberate and elaborate preparations for self-destruction. Getting a quantity of rags, he placed them conyeni- ly at the side of a rocking-chair. Then curins a razor, he seated hfmself in the chair and drew the keen blade across his throat, mak- ing a terrible gash; severing the wind-pipe and breaking a piece out of the blade. He then leaned over so that the streaming blood fell on the pile of rags. His condition was not discov- ered until his wife returned a little after seven Dr. Sothoron was called in and dressed the terrible wound. Later in the night Higgin- -Son was removed to the Providence Hospital in a very precarious condition. He said that he had had enough, and did not care te repeat the act. He gave no explanation of his conduct, has been drinking to an unusual extent lately. notte neces DEEDs IN Fee have been recorded as follows: W. L. Bramhall et al. to A. C. Clark lot 4, sq. e. of 87: $11. A. F. Barker to T. F. Maguire lot 15, sq. $3,900. Same to L. M. Nell lot 14, sq. 325; 031. J.T. Coumbe to G. A. Munroe pt. 8, sq. 559; €650. Sisters of Visitation to Eliza- beth D. Stone, lot 12, sub. sq. 162, 4.650. H. D. Saxton to John P. Laurence sub. 76, sq. 194; 1,000. John G. Ames to Margaret P. McBlair pt sub. 9, sq. 97; $2,700. Jas. Fraser to M. D. opkins pt. s. 34 2, sq. 316; €——. Fraser to W. J. Johnston pt. 8. 34 1 and 2, sq. 316; —. A. 8. Greggs to Alice L. C. Maxwell sub. 117, sq. 445; $1,050? Joel Perham to Benjamin Freeman sub. 13, sq. 565; —. M. P. Callan to W. W. E #400. T. Proby to Ann E. Proby et al. pt. 28, block 35, Old Georgetown; —. Bernard Brophy to Jas. MeCandlish lot 19, sq. 749; $250. W.S. Cox to M. Ashford n. pe lot 30, sq. 126; $10,000. Phebe A. Walker to ‘lizabeth Walton lot A, sq. 73; $3,000. Se A MAN Dancerevsiy Snot py A GiRL.—A colored girl, about 17 years old, named Eliza Till- man, was charged in the Police Court this morn- ing with assault and battery with intent to kill @ young colored man named Daniel Dickson, who stated to Officer McNamara, of the county precinct. that last Saturday he went to this girl’s house, on Meridian Hill, in the county, and rap- Ee at the door, and she came to the door and e asked her for a drink of water, and she re- plied “I ain't got any water. but I'll give you something else.” She went into the house and returned with an old “pepper-box” pistol loaded with powder and shot, and stuck it in his face and fired, tearing one of his cheeks nearly en- tirely away. Defendant’s counsel, Mr. 0. 8. B. Wall, apppeared for defendant and asked that bail be fixed in the case. Mr. Blunt, the prosecut- ing attorney, said the wound was a dangerous one and there was some danger of Dickson's in- juries proving fatal. The court said that under these circumstances he could not release the de- fea on bail. The case was continued for one week. —— A GARFIELD MEMORIAL SERVICE was held by the Women’s Christian Temperance Union at Masonic Temple yesterday afternoon, with a full attendance, and Mrs. Roach in the chair. A choir of young ladies sung ‘Safe in the Arms of Jesus.” Mrs. Roach read the 91st Psalm. Rey. McKendree Riley offered the opening prayer. arer My God to Thee” was sung. followed by an address from Mrs. Roach. Rey. F. D. Power, pastor of Vermont avenue Christian chureh, was introduced, and paid a tribute to the character and life of the deceased President. After another hymn, Mrs. Tilton, of Foundry church, read a memorial poem, and Rey. Frank- lin Noble pronounced the benediction. The Courts. Crimixar. Covrt—Judge Cor. Saturday, after our report closed, Carter, Sunday bar; not guilty. Dennis Dun unlicensed bar; nolle pros. Eliza C. G do.; not guilty. John Shea, cow yard; zance forfeited. Dennis Donavant, unlicensed This morning, in the Criminal Court, the grand Jurors were called and five of them failed to an- swer. District Attorney Corkhill said that he preferred that that body should be full before they proceeded to business. They were, howevel sent to their room, most of the absentees a) pearing later. O. B. Lester, convicted of as- sault; fine reduced from $100 to $75. John Shea, violating cow law; fined #2. Adolf Burgess, destruction of private property; nolle pros. F. Bates, nuisance; do. Francis Carter, depositing night soil in other than the designated places: submitted. United States agt. T. J. Brady et al.; order that before any motion is made the defendants come into court to answer, and no- tice of two days be given before any motion on part of defendants be heard. = N= STOCK ‘Our Stock is now complete in_all departments, and we are ready to furnish any in our line at the closest prices, in dozen All Linen Towels, 36 inches long, 10 cte. Caves ereat bareain—yand-wide eet Sfomte Cloth, Cases Fine All Wool Black Cashmeres, double width, 37 cts, 45 cts 0 cts., 60 ct a Cases, Kea Flantiels, 18"cts 26 cte., 25 cts., 30 cte., Cases Colored Cashmeres, all pure wool, double width, very fine twill, 50 Cases Heavy Canton Fiannels, 8 cts., 10 cts., 12 cts. and Ladies Blue Flannel Suiting, 25 ets, and ss1 cts, Cases White Wool Flannels, 1255 cts., 15 cts., 20 ets., 25 cts.. 30 cta., 37 eta. - Ladies’ Ait Wool Basket Cloth Suiting, 25 cts. Cases full width Sheeting Cotton, best makes, 25 cts., 30 cts, and 37 cente. dies’ Cloth, my’ live, navy blue, seal brown, all pure wool and double width, 75 cts. Cloth for men and boys’ wear, new fall styles, 25 cts., 37 ‘ts. and $1.00 per yard. man Stripes— sy ey cts., 75 Novelties in Dress Trimmings, Koi Damasses, Plaids and many other new styles. ‘eather-proof Bed Ticking, 133g ota., 15 cts., 20 cts. and the best made at 25 cts. Rich Black All Silk Damasser, $1.00, $1.25 | cts. 1 Wool Momie Cloth Dress Goods, 25 cts. Cases Damiasse Drees G all the new colors, 25 cta. Hints Counterpanen, 90 ete: 7b cts, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50. Bich Black Sa Tete, $1.00, ai 1 $1.50. ilk Damasses, fall colors, $1.00 per yard. Black Silke Velvets, $1.00, $1,28, 81.40, $2.00 per yard. Coiored Silk Ph ‘all the new colors. Black Silk-faced Velveteens, 50 cts. 62 cts., 75 cts.,$1.00. Colored Satins and Silks, new colors. Black Drena Silks, 50 cts., 75cts., $1.00, $1.25, $1.50. Mourning Dress : Mourning Dress Goods. Black Merino, Shawls, $2.50, $3.00, $4.00, 85°00, $6.00, Courtauld’s Best English Crepes and Veils. I OO Ee OF ae embroidered, all colors, ies’, Gent's and Children's Wool Underwear. CARPET DEPARTMENT. 80 33 cia: ‘of Brussels Garbet. sf Carpet, at 90. tterns of Bi 35 New Pattern ce Beets rae 10 terns of Best Body Brussels ee” 9-00- Di ts, all sizes. juette VEGaa Re Hata, Rena Floor Oil Cloths, all widths, new patterns, Hall and Stair Carpet : Blankets, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00, $8,00, $7.00, Bed Coinforts, 75 ts. $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, Nottingham Laces, Z. é 0 ew C. M. TOWSON, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, So ter Market, ol yath Side, near Cent OODWARD & LOTHROP. Bargains in LADIES’ CHEMISES, handsomely tucked yoked, trimmed with Hamburg and ruftie, at BOSTON HOUSE, STATEN ISLAND 50c. each. ol chase of lot 17 theanswer alleges that the plaintitts had no information about it until the firm offered it to them at 50 cents per square foot, which offer was accepted; that the property was owned by John Stearens, and the firm had never received anything on account of the transaction except ordinary commissions. ‘The defendants do not remember at whose sug- gestion the conveyance in trust to James A. Latta ot certain lots w After and but turn of th . of cor fon the mapageeent property was discussed, not settled. Upon rhe dissolution of the firm in 1876 the sum of pepeiet ocd 26 poner Sunderland & Hillyer individually for services rendered in managing their extensive property. Wash- 2 busi- | whose at the bottom ithin two years. anc industr, sof age of the ‘District. Mr. Nimmo | f the ladder. | y dint of enterprise | i himself at the head | ‘hments in the | — MPERIAL HOTEL commenced, n and will be continued to-morrew emorning, at which ti me of the betterelaas iGef farnifure will be sold ‘as a Tule the pies to-rlay were low, altho the attendance waa large. The furniture of this hotel is better than paewocrally —- hotels, most of it having to or ane 2 A. Saks & Co.'s Orenrxc.—On Saturday A. & Co. opened their entire remodeled and store for the fal dispay of. * —overanetiger te large the FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, 5 axp 7 Jonny Street, New Yore. BRANCH OFFICES: 110 West Batrmwone Sraeet, BaLtmone. Norte Srazer, PHILADELPHIA. Ladies’ Dresses and Garments of all kinds of all Fab- rics and of the most elaborate styles Cleaned or Dyed Alexandria Affairs, Reported for THE Evexme 8TaR. County Court.—Judge fer renewed the session of the county court this morning at the old court house. This is a ahs grand jufy term of the court, of whieh there are only two in the year. The grand was called as fol- lows: Chas. Costello, S. W. Deeble, Hampton Dye, W. Tucker, C. H. Burch, W. A.’ Rowe, M. Taylor, Jas. Reynolds). Jas. R. Meade, W. W. mer, G. B. Graham, jr., A. W. F. Carlin, ¥. T. Burrows, P. T. Bureh, H. Ball, R. Dyer, R.W. Johnson, John Slater, F.'M. Mills, C. D. Molby, Wm. Dray, F. Hoenstein, George Hyde and James Duncan. The ‘petit jury is J. 8. K. Deeble, C. Dye, R. Walker, C: W. Payne, J. D. Payne, J. N. Garrison, H. G. Burrows, F. H. Taylor, Rozier Donaldson, W. L.Beach and Wm. J. Gavy. There are;also forty-eight other citizens summoned as venire men in the cases of Jacob and Orlando Burch; making in all 84 jurors in attendance upon the court. Among the causes which will come up for trial are the esses of J. and 0. Burch for assault upon Aiken—an alleged politieal fight; an appeal in the Arlington turnpike case, and an appeal in the mocking bird case, which attracted some attention when it was held at Arlington a few weeks ago by a justice of the peace. Gamine Hovses.—The mayor having now for some time enforced the Sunday law, as far as it goes, has this week been called to begin the trial of gaming house cases. A warrant against the proprietor of a gaming house in the central part of the city, was called for trial at noon to- day, and will be determined this atternoon. Circuit Covurt.—The Morrow-Cooney will case, involving the validity of the will of John Cooney, of the Tontine Hotel, occupied Judge Keith’s court again to-day. Rerorter’s Notes.—The funeral of Dr. D. M. French took place from his residence, on Wash- ington street, yesterday afternoon, and was at- tended by a multitude of friends. Rey. Dr. Nor- ton conducted the religious exercises... .. The Israelites held service this morning at the Washington street synagogue in commemora- tion of the Day of Atonement. A number of stores in various sections of the city are closed. Regular work was begun at the Potomac I Works, foot of Wolfe street, to-day.....The hostilities on the color line in the northwest part of the city were renewed Saturday, and the po- lice find it difficult to catch and punish the of- fenders. ————— REAL Estate Sates.—Duncanson Bros., auc- tioneers, sold Friday, for Conrad Jost, trus- tee, the east 30 feet and 6 inches front by a depth of 100 feet of lot 17, in square 447, situated on O street, between 6th and 7th streets northwest, and improved by a two-story frame, to John W. Fendner, for $1,930. Also, for Reginald Fen- dall, trustee, part of square 309, having a front of 40 feet on 11th street west by a depth on R street of 68 feet 3 inches improved by a frame dwelling, to Mrs. Jane E. Brook, for $1,610. WW 0oDWagD & LOTHROP. Two SPECIAL} BARGAINS GERMAN CORSETS, & 1 Pair. Soren nOlte” couserd © Now being very desirable, we are showing a nice line, fg bave a nice one for $1 per pair, Also, an elegant FRENCH CORSETS, In fine qualities. Ladies can examine these goods at fhetr leisure, in our Suit Department, which has dress- os i pecs ‘BOSTON HOUSE A’ THE NEW STORE, OPENED TO-DAY, AND ON OUR COUNTERS FOR INSPECTION, TEN BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF SACK SUITS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED, PRICES RANGING FROM $12 TO $25. THESE GOODS ARE THOROUGHLY SHRUNK, MADE AND TRIMMED EQUAL TO ANY ORDERED WORK IN THE CITY, FIT PERFECT AND FASHIONABLE cur. ALSO A FULL LINE OF FALL WEIGHT OVER- SACKS, LIGHT, DARK AND MEDIUM COLORS, PRICES RANGING FROM $7.00 TO $25.00, THESE GOODS CANNOT BE SURPASSED IN THE COUNTRY, AS WE HAVE TAKEN SPECIAL PAINS IN THE GETTING UP OF THESE GAR- MENTS, AND PRICES 4&RE AS LOW AS THE AVERAGE MAKE OF Coats. ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1ST, WILL DISPLAY ANOTHER NEW LINE OF SUITS AND OVER- COATS. 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See Bor Gilidren's oA Too aes and $6. ‘and $4 up: $2.50, oti, Clothing at half value to close out, Fists from boc. 8 + T5e. to $l.. 1914 axD 1916 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. es. W. SELBY. R. DUPARE'S CATARRH D REMEDY CURES ‘The Executrix of the late Thomas J. 8. Perry offers for wale at retail for cash THE STOCK OF DRY Goops on ee Cost, CITY ITEMS. aaa S pondvely cures Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, ete. | ————— DRY GOODS. GRAND DISPLAY DRY _Goops. Pos!tIvE BARGAINS! ly 2 centsa bottle, Better Than Putting One Dollar out at compound interest, is the sending it to Dr. C, W. Benson, Baltimore, Md., for two boxes of his Celery and mile Pilis, which cure ner- vous diséase, quiet the mind, bring on refy ra sleep, and prevent paral: HOSTERY? OF LADIES" RALBRIGGANS, French Seams, Pail Leeular, Extra Long, only 250. pair. CHILDREN'S Oi] boiled. Full Reeular, Plain Colors, Extra Long, French Ribbed, only 25c. pair. i CHILDREN’S French Brown mixed, Pull Fashioned, Extra Lo plendid School Stocking, 25e. P, DAY & CO, Sete ones ing, be. FALL AND WINTER GOODS. Fer Meal: Lunch, Fish, Game, Oysters, Cool Drinks, &,,see Tangier Oyster Depot, Johnson's), 9th and E sts. None but the best, Ladies saloon irst floor. An Acknowledged Fact That Eiseman Bros., corner 7th and E, are the re- Hable Clothiers and Tailors of Washington, Women that have been given up by their dearest friends as beyond help. have been permanently cured by the use Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vezetable Com- pound, It isa positive cure for_all_ female com_ laints, Send to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 23 vestern avenue, Lynn, Mass., for pamphiets. If You Want Your boys substantially clothed for the fall_and winter go to Eiseman Bros., corner ith and My Wife - at $21, $28, $25, $26 and $98 per Sett. Sei eeae of health since she began theuss| 4 TARGE INVOICE OF BEADED FRINGES, | SATIN DOURIE DAMASK BY THE YARD earth for Dyspepsia and Nervous Weakness. $1. | Grips, ORN. STS AN: ‘TTONS IN THE! DESIGNS NEVE a 01 < WASH- Stott & Cromwell, 480 Pennsylvania avenue. ae See NTS AND BUTTO 7 } DESIGNS NEVER BEPORE OF ‘DIN WASH: Saeed tte PST DESIG Buchupaiba. . : eXew, quick, complete cure, 4 days, urinary | THESE GOODS WERE BOUGHT AT AUCTION, | affections, smarting, frequent or difficult urina- | i . ets tion, Klaney dis ase Pe Stott & Cromwell, 480, AND WILL BE SOLD AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. Pennsylvania avenu in INSPECTION SOLICITED OF OUR ENTIRELY NEW AND MAGNIFICENT FALL HOSIERY, 820, 822 anv 824 SEVENTH Srarcr NontHwest, HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND ARE NOW SHOWING | A LARGE AND FULL STOCK OF EMBROIDERED SASHES, 3 yants lonz,only IRISH LINEN DEPARTMENT, We simply ask examination and comparison of QUALITIES AND LOWEST PRICES ~ FINE DAMASK SETTS— MATCHED PATTERNS, 5 FALL AND WINTER GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. at T5c., B6c., 98: 4, $1.93, $1.48, Re., Ke. EMBROIDERED STAND COVERS AND SATIN DAM. ASK TOWELS, WITH KNOTTED FRINGE HAND- EMBROIDERED, ORIGINAL De SIGNS AND AT VERY LOWEST POPULAR PRICES Get Off My € Use Curealine. One bottle root and branch, quickly too. 25e, well, OUR iil take them out tott & Crom- m3 SILK AND DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT Our Store Will be closed Monday. Uctober 34, until 6 p.m. Biseman Bros,, Clothiers and ‘Tailors, comer ith and E, Forty Years’ Experience of an Old Nui Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescrip- tion of one of the best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-failing success b by millions of mothers for their children. It r lieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhcea, griping in the bowels and wind colic. By giving health to the child it rests the mother, Price % cents a bottle. m,w,s Alderney Dat Wagons.” Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning, and delivered in 3 Ib, “Ward” prints, 4c, per Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk be. per qt. Cream, 1c, pint. AMUSEMENTS. a Fors OPERA HOUSE. TO-NIGHT. F4t L OPE MASCOTTE MATINEE WEDNESDAY. IS UNSURPASSED, EMBRACING ALL THE NOV- ELTIES. P.8.—Our constant sim is to offer only Extra Vafua and Reliable Goode. A FULL LINE OF SILK PLUSHES IN ALL SHADES. A LARGE STOCK OF MOIRE ANTIQUES. OUR PURCHASES AT AUCTION HAVE BEEN VERY LARGE, GUARANTEEING TO OUR CUS- TOMERS MANY RARE BARGAINS. COCHRANE & CO. NEW UPTOWN DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, L OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK. fy OODWARD & LOTHROP, 50 dozen Ladies Pin Stripe Hose, fall rezular, only 25 cents per pai: 20 dozen Ladies Black Lisle Th GUI 4 Hose only NNIP, DAY & CO. NING. YEW F. LL GOW NE W FALL GOOD , pay, | Qhe Case of Wool REANKET Beoona ana East Week of W. M. SHUSTER & SONS will open on MONDAY, | One Case of Wool BL. October 34, their Novelties and Handsome Dress Goods. | Just received } MOIRE SILKS, STRIPED PLUSH. DAMASSE and BROCADE SILKS. RHADAMEDES, EMBROIDERED SUITS. ROMAN BAND SURAH, ROBE A ESCHARPE. COLORED PLUSH, COLORED VELVETS. One Case Mon CHAS. B. FORD'S COMIC OPERA COMPANY, and first prodaction in Washington of THE MASCOTTE, by Audran, author of ‘* Olivette.” |, redneed from $1.to 506 ‘Hi, $1.25, $1.50, $1.78, ET, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.25, $2.50, and $4.50. Black CASH MERFS, 25, 40, 50, 65, 75 and #1. Black Henrietta CLOTH, $1, $1.50 and $1.75. Surah SILK, in sah lack. brown, bronze, avy and baby ‘The opera will be presented here with the most careful ROCADE VELVET! blue and m, Wt $1.50. attention to detail, with cntirely new and tmaxnificent CHEVIOT CHECKS. Flannel SU: in all colors, at 25e. costumes, and a cast of characters fully equal re- SFALSKIN PLUSH. | Flannel SUIT: in all colors, twilled, 62%¢. quirements of the opera. During the Royal Festivities BROCADES FOR WRAPS, WHITE MOIRES. Full line Piaid DRESS GOOT ‘tripe to match, in the Second Act. M: Reuter, of the theater Royal, a 8. WHI + Full line CLOTHS an 2: Calcutta, will produce his rapid’ Sketches of Prominent ELEGANT WHITE BROCADES. Eull ine Ladies’ and Geut’s UNDERWEAR, ‘Men and Women of the Day. Full line Canton FLANNELS. SOME DRESS FRONTS and a full stock of NING GOODS. ‘There Goods are all New and will be eold at New York prices, LADIES SILK UNDERWEAR. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, LUTTRELL & WINE, (830-26 1930 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., corner 20th street, Wy oopwarp & LOTHROP. BLACK SILK FRI Peed OF STLK ‘GikbLES Handsome Goods to inaich shades in our Dress Goode ol BOSTON HOUSE. CARPETS! CARPETS! October 10—Haverly'’s WIDOW BEDOTT. Bishop as the Widow. 03 NATIONAL THEATER. MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, SAM HAGUE'S BRITISH OPERATIC MINSTRELS. ‘The first troupe of British Minstrels that has ever 9 red Oe eS Cereeere elevate bij eng in connection with a minstrel company, the first to steer Sine CA Glear of the old beaten track and tine before the public ANTIQUE LACES e fin lad and operatic music; enthusiast y 1», 12K0., 1Tc., . YAR) received at {he Arch-etreet Theater, Piviadaphia, aud BEE ADs NG ee fattered by the highest encomiums of the entire press of ities have bern #0 well appreciated, and have aleo en ie city. ee are Cae cae eo is city. ‘The houre fairly shook at times with the ap- . : with the Planse.”—Philadely hia Ledger PSone oa nt eth a Customers are surprised at the low cost of really hand- Tr. “*Tf an encore had been «ranted each time the vocifer- ous applause demanded, the performance would still be rome Shih can be eae eee eee a BOSTON HOU! going on. erican. FPASHIONALLE SHADES 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ol W OODWARD & LOTHROP Have added to their stock of RPETS! NEW DESIGNS IN INGRAIN, NEW DESIGNS IN TAPESTRY, NEW DESIGNS IN BODY BRUSSELS, ALL AT LOWEST PRICES. FINE UPHOLSTERY GOODS, LACE CURTAINS an& WINDOW SHADES a Specialty, at SINGLETON & HOEKE’S, 801 MARKET SPACE. LADIES’ GOODS. ol Monday, October 10—Kiralfy’s Spectacular “MICHAEL STROGOFR TL) ® Grand Spectactis GCRIBNE BICYCLE AND TRICYCLE EX- CHANGE AND RIDING SCHOOL, Tallmadge Hall, 928 F street northwest, on ground floor, English and American Bicycles and Tricycles. Second-hand Machines for sale Cheap. WM. C. SCRIBNER, Proprietor. Hall for rent for evening entertainments. Apply to J. 8. SWORMSTEDT, Agent, 928 F street northwest, 03 OCIAL, ‘New York, facturing Association, will Lecture TU! ING, October 4, 2t Columbi Colare Tay cial IN NEW FALL DRESS FABKICS. 17 RICH PLAIDS, OUC o NINTH STREET. Sr. Crovp Burmprxa, HOSIERY, gang NEW STRIPES, w Buildin fie 3 SILK VELVETS, strect, between D and E, on obiems. "He isa FALL AND WINTER STYLES FOR LADIES, Inborine man, and tke earnest and eloquent leader of MISSES AND CHILDREN, movement, which aims the Intewral Co-operative Oaleny MOIRE ANTIQUE SILKS, NOW READY. Wil work’ No MORE Fon seacrras. Worktagisen gone LUPIN'S DRESS Goops. | JOB LOTS OF FINE FRENCH AND ENGLISH and hear him. Admission fre 3-20" . of OSTERY, (VER'S GARDEN CONCERTS. BLACK AND COLORED BROCADES. AT ONE-HALF PRICE. First appearance of the celebrated Vocalists and Come- BLACK AND COLORED SATINS, DOUGLASS’, dians, THE MAAR BROTHERS. Re-engagement of all the popular Soloists and the Marine Band. Admission free. et watew Between the HONORARY MEMBERS of the Washington Light Infantry, National Rifles, Union Veteran Corps, and Washington Light Guards, of 2 M* J. P. PALMER, BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, 9TH STREET. SATIN SURAH, SATIN RHADAMOZ, SATIN MERVEILLIEUX. No. 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, Having left for Europe June 29th to make selections for next seascu's goods, We will offer the remainder of oar 0 yuan rata oc ae re E2- STOCK NEW. PRICES WILL BE FOUND AT- | STRAW GOODS, SREY GE FLOWERS, OSTRICH ror TRACTIVE. at greatly reduced prices. SILVER BOWL, TYLER & CHEWNING, Store cloves at 6:30 p.m. daily July and August. dy Under the auspices of the Association of Honorary Mem- 1r8 of the Union Veteran Corps, ol-3m 918 7rH Srarer Nontnwrst. On TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, At MARSHALL HALL, ‘The steamer W. W. Corcoran will leaye her wharf at 9:20a.m., and 4-30 p.m., returning at 3 and 10 p.m. ‘Tickets for the trip, 50 cents—which can be bad of -the Active and Honorary Members of the Corps taking part in the 3 : ‘The trophies will be on exhibition at Mr. Galt’s._01-2t mies, ks, &e., Thade in apes » Ladies can have Dresses cut fit euarantecd. ays __GENTLEMEN’S GOODS, rpHuourson’s SHIRT FACTORY, FA AND WINTER GOODS. DRESS GOODS AND NOVELTIES, from 25, 3734, 50 to $1.00. BEAUTIFUL PLAIDS, 25, 31, 62. $1.00. FREDERICKSBURG AND OTHER CASSIMERES. 500 PAIRS BLANKETS, from $1.50 to $6.00. 200 BED COMFORTABLES, from $1,00 to $2.50, UMMIT POINT HOTEL. GRAND FANCY Dit AND MASQUE BAU 816 F srREer NoRTHWesT, Orr. PareNt Orrice, at Summit Point Hotel. Goitherebune, Md-. on THis. BLACK SILKS, 50, 75, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, Depot at 4: : return arrive in Wash- | BLACK AND COLORED CASHMERES, from 50 to se DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER, a specialty, u eer peo FULL, STOCK OF FLANNELS AND CANTONS | , READS MADE SHIRTS af following pricey, | ene x Bert F. tg hed, Ghe., finished, . OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. Boyst Wamutts” sntiieued: 60 cok: Ratsaas toe, GRAND CONCERT THIS EVENING ee ee, Stet roonived latent denne ig Neate BY ol 713 MARKET SPACE. | Gent's Furnishings in all its branches. TEMLER'S VIENNA LADIES’ ORCHESTRA. ‘Money refi ‘fail to enit. Admission, 10 Cents. WV OoPWArD & LOTHROP. f as nded we es THOMSON, Manager. Ohms of Prog tank Nigtiys sees eave SILK DEPARTMENT. DESSERTS. EINE DRESS SHIRTS MADE HE SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION BLACK SATINS, anrry, | aul per Sao tant Nememsar we tke ten Eanes oF THE NDID QU. % : inte x oan District oF coLfMBIk HORTICULTURAL desc vie. Pe a Will be held at z BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK, —— SILK NECKWEA! MASONIC TEMPLE Fo Sa. ers’ FINE. SILK On the aru, Sra,¢rH. axp, iH oF OCTOBER, 1881, SPECIALLY GOOD VALUE, pe A gee ig ats conn FRO! Me O'CLOCK P. M., Ni price ve 7 And will embrace choice specimens and’ extensive col- = Seated = Roo hinge a fot cf beautifil PLAY SCAMS: st 55 usual price is 50 cents. FLOWERING AND ORNAMENTAL PLANTS, CUT ; Glocing outs large FOU! CUFFS, HERS EAP aa ke wattle —_ a tance, 25 centa. Five tickets $1." Season | ol WOODWARD & LOTHROP. | aig 3008 Fo ce, No. 04s Peuneyivesia areas nenieneets Berenios ARP! ELLE 10. ylv venue 101 * y, tore, OxDEr Penn varia srenme and 12th BIS. Sees Ss. ad RY, street northwest: Thos. W. Fowler's, be street. our Fal vi assortment BR Sar” Soar SSNS uo” ML? GB | opt heap aeuruy i Canes, comsegiay Raval eee ith street northwest. 526-10, eres, and Ingraius, Siuyrhe Carpets, igs oud > eS i sizes. | MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS 7 ety ard, with, borders to match, FURNISHTN PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. Ehtoleuin i er di Coven Alas al ea Floor ee — SASS Rogier Gaiak aan ees | See Reales cae ee das | m2 T Omer Nowrmene, Wasmoron, Dc ional. Caine ele pears hae ad Vantage to examine our Stock. or Bix of the Finest Drees Shirts to ander. 13.09 are . 60 cents, A. V. D. ol Extra-Fine Shirts to onder, oF al HOOE, BRO. & CO., Six ine Shits to onder... 7.50 NIE K. thar! Ms ro Wn STREET NORTHWEST, ol __1328 F STREET, NEAR EBBITT HOUSE. ‘Is just returned from New York and 1s now opening a C UNNINGHAM, THE WELL-KNOWN, RE- splendid lot of NEW FALL GOODS. able HATTER) 3s prepared te do all kinds of work BEvTIEUL FALL DRESS GOODS al in his line. New 5i made to order, and oid HER SPECIALTIES ARE- ones, ‘Remember the number—740 ith street French, German and her own make perfect fitting heer rae at eas «| Rorthwent. arse CLOTHING and Fine ME- are ‘French Handa UNDERWEAIS 0 U: Imported HOSIERY of the finest Grades. ‘Patent y d_all Dress form | eolors, only 25e. se Oe ceil in Sole Agenttorthe Diatsice BR ENTIRE STOCK OF JOTS AND SHOES ta7-French, German and Spanish spoken. _230-6¢_ | Double WHITE BLANKETS, $1.50. CASHMERES, ALES! PILES !! PILES!Iy | Pure WOOL all colors, 25¢. Pure white all linen TABLE DAMASK, 500, SUBAH SATIN, (new shades, ) 75c. Beautiful Silk and Wool DRESS GOODS only 25c., | Shad ee worth 50c. ACTUAL COST. Pure Silk BROCADE for trimming, $1. ‘We will sell all of our Gent's Fine LOW SHOES an@ Black CASHMERES, all plire wool, double width, fine | Light CONGRESS GAITERS at actual Cost. quality, 37340. Ladies* SLIPPERS and Light BUTTON Large size BRIDAL QUILTS, $1, $1.25, $1.50. BOOTS et Petme Cont” = Honey Comb WHITE ! SUITE, Bo., @8e. We ‘These Goods must be closed out to make room for Fall ‘A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST. NO ONE NEED eure for the Bind, Bl » Itching and ‘has been discovered. - Williams, called Dr. Wilisine’Tndian ‘Oluturent, the worst ic A sure COLORED SILKS, 50c, Black and White Striped SILKS, 50c. BLACK SILES, 50c., 62c., 75c., 87c., $1. Our $1, $1.25 and $1.50 BLACK SILKS are epecia | 1°™ Fisures. GEO. McCARTHY, PENNSYLV: VENUE. 630 711 MARKET = * "A™Woor paess Goons.