Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1881, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. THURSDA OCTOBER 6, 1851. THE GARFIEED“MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, The McetingxateLincoln Hall—Steps Taken Towards Establishing a Noble Institution. Oriole Opening. Affairs in West hee oa AN EXCREDINGLY BRILLIANT SERIES OF FES-| DEATH OF 4N AGED LaDY. — Lydia U. TIVITIES ANNOUNCED FOR MONDAY aT BaLTI- | Holt, a lady well-known to the older people of MORE. ‘this city, died at the residence of herson-in-law, CITY ITEMS. You Ought Not Catch = Cold, butif you do, use Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Price DRY Goops. wer DWARD & LOTHROP eat ae . Jacob Young, No. 3322 P street, last night, | % cents, LOCAL MENTION. There appears to bé a determination on the a pg eee © yutalyaia cl tie heart. ——-__. ees The ciuicena oho bled at Lincoin Hall | Part of Baltimore to make all three days of the | Mfrs. Holt was born in Maryland, but has resided | FFem Eminent Dr. H.R. Hopson, Memphis, Have received the firet invoice of their OFFICE OF THE CHIEF S Wasrixetox. D.C. October For the mi: lantie states, fai “s » winds, rising, followed by falling ba- tationary or higer temperature. Special Weather Bulletin. signal officer furnishes the following | OFFICER, } RSD. 9: ag last evening in response to the call of the Dis- trict Commissioners for a public meeting, to take measures looking to the establishment of a Garfield Memorial Hall, indicated adeep interest and an earnestness of purpose, which augurs well for the patriotic and philanthropic enterprise oriole celebration of equal interest and not con- fine all the glories of the occasion to the splendid pageant of Tuesday night. While in no way detracting from the magnificence of the mystic mardi-gras by the brilliant series of fes- tivities arranged for the three days entire, they vill be carried out asif each day was the one here for 50 years past. Tue CanaL Trapg.—Grain—Arrived boat G. T. Dunlop, with 3,600 bushels wheat. Coal— Thirty-five boats left Cumberland with 4,033.13 tons of coal Tuesday for this MeERcHANTS’ EXCHANGE. fering on ’Change yesterday—3,000 bushels wheat sold at prices un. “ This is to certify that I have made use of Col- den’s Liebig’s in several cases of consumption and bility, and have found it to a cases as a nutritive food, tonic and stimulant.’ and the system fortified by t The Palate is Liquid Beef and Tonte Invigorator pneral de= admirably in such benign vitalizer REAL KID GLOVES, Which they will offer at the same price as heretofore, Linoles i Linen all widties itaw silt and Satin Fursitre cower ing. Swiss, Antique and Nottingham choice patterns. Purchasers will fi Vantage to examine our Stock. in great, Suayrna Carpets by ~ 1 \d call attention to them as the best REAL KID] ol 1328 F STREET, NEAR EBRITT HOUSE. special bulletin to the press: The barometer is particular f eed the | varying from 51 to 58 for Fultze and 59 for Lan- | and remedy for marasinus, malaria, dyspepsia, | ™ * 29 Bixhest in ia, and lowest in the Guif of | Among those present were Commissioners Dent | Perricular bed os Sea aes wine eine a liser complaint, anemia. hysteria, etc., the Liebig | GLOVE ever offered atthe price, viz: BEAUTIFUL FALL DRESS GOODS ee caer nce. emapecerese - went ie and Morgan, Mr. Justice Miller, Dr. F. A. Ash- | frame-work, asit were, to the glittering specta- = — .'s cel ene = ford, Hon. James Gilfillan, Geo. M. Lockwood, cle of the center night. Burnett's Cocoaine legrees and ulf states from ‘seven t e Monday throughout EW FALL DRY GOODS. 3-Button Real Rid. ” bed JUST RECE pak sre wt bas. risen tnt oe “4 Chief Justice Drake of the Court of Claims, To bee a ter es of oe interesting events. N ae Pro romotes & vig oe aise er Growth of the : eS St os Jand, 4 he upper Mississippi and | Judges Cox and Hagner of the District Judi- | TO in with there will be the unique cere- — air, has heen housantis of eases “ “ sl: Jower Misson He y i 5 z here the hair was coming out, and bas neve Pee gpiromaerter Mb go The mitake saath |ciary, Walter A. Davidge, Dr. A. ¥. P. Gar-| Wovles incident to the first introduction of | v4.4 wiae Momie Clo choice styles, 11 cts. Bat nevent th tlh ae Atlantic In the lake re; lower Missouri v they are northeasterly. the upper Mississippi and s they are southeasterly. nett, Crosby S. Noyes. Geo. W. Cochran, Hon. M. G. Emery, Dr. D. C. Patterson, Dr. Basil water from the new supply to perfect which cost the cit upwards of €2.000,000. The fountain on fonument square, from which the xs Red Elannels, ‘willed, lt Wool, 25 cts., 30 cts... 37 cts., ef 8 cts., 10 cts., 12 cta., 15 cts. Ghothe Yor men tad Sey IF, choice styles, 25 ctz., 37 Use BuRNeET?'s FLAVORING ExTRAC the | Every pair warranted and fitted at the counter, at the 25 pieces Sik Paid DRESS GOODS, in all the new | colors,-only 25e. Double WHITE BLANKETS, $1.50. a 4 for men and boys? wea: e o me = . + s ey Local have occurred in the Missouri val. | Norris, U.S. A.. W. S. Roose, John A. Baker, | waters will flow at the command of Mayor cta., 50-cts., 62cta,, 75 cts., 87 cta. Robust of BOSTON HOUSE. Pure WOOL CASHMERES, all colors, 250, y. Frost is reported from the lake resion, New | John 1. Vogt, Lewis J. Davis, W. W. Burdette, | Latrobe, is s borutital cosa most exquisitely pro- | Fine Ail-Woo! Biack Casimeres, 97 cts." 50cts., 62 cts, | the middle Atlantic states and th Dr. A. P. Fardon, John RB. lage Wm. Dickson, portioned thing. It is majestic in neight and 75 ta. Navy Blue Flannels, for Lailies’ wear, 25 cts., 90 cts., ‘87 ets., 50 cts, and blooming health in Hop Bitters, and no family can afford te without them, WW oopwarp & LotHnor Pure white all liven TABLE DAMASK, 500, s . 4 ike SURAH SATIN, (new shades, ) Te. y. Fair weather ieeted for the middle | Hon. A. G. Riddle, Dr. J. C. Welling, I. N. Bur- | exceeding! graceful in form, and when in fall a % Fi = js ps only Atluntic states to-day and to-morrow. ce Crandall, Dr. T. S. Verdi, G. Lans- | play will forma lovely picture. _Baltimore’s re- | Best Feather-proof Bed Ticking. extra heavy, 25 cts. | that have been giver eter thole dearest siiesion Beg to call attention to an Flesant Line of <_Duntial Si and Wool DRESS GOODS cuty Bia, oF THE THERMOMETER, re: E. W. Whitaker, Dr. Wm. Johnson, W. F. | ception to the French visitors will be of such a | Ladiee Cloth, double width, all-Woo), new color, 75cts. | AS hevona helps have hecn permanently, cured CHEVIOT CHECKS. eee i are the readings of the ther-| yfattingly, John G. Judd, J. H. Saville, M. W. character as to be long remembered. The most | ffeayy Shaker Flannel, 7. 50, 62 cts. by the use Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- Pure Silk BROCADE for trimming, $1. ee ae Ones during ts Masa | Beveridge. A. 8. Solomons, F. W. Pratt, H. W. | distinguished honors’ will, be paid them, and | New Fail Goods, new styles, 25 ctr. pound, It is a positive cure for all female com CAMEL’S HAIR OMBRE PLAIDS. Black CASHMERES, all pure wool, doutie width, fine 2 pam. 60.8; Maxi- | Bever! pate » anit ‘ 2 : Larre double White Blankets, extra heayy, $2.50, $3.50, | plaints, Send to Mrs. Lydia E, Pinkham, 233 aie muality, 3735¢. Garnett. Dr. J. Ford Thompson, Dr. Smiti | during the entire three days they will be the & $6, ST per pate. Wostata ‘avenue, Lynn, Mass., for pamphicts, FOULE CASHMERES — Townshend, G. F. Dawson, W. H. Chase, Prof. | guests of the city. Black Ail Sile ‘Damasse, new patterns, $1, $1.25, $1.50 * . and Mrs. H.C. Spencer, F. D. Conger, Dr. D. W. Large size BRIDAL QUILTS, $1, $1.25, $1.50, ILLUMINATED BEIGES, The military parade, which will be the feature per yard. ‘Terrible Loss of Life. ig SEM a Honey Comb WHITE QUILTS, S0c., 620.. Te. ne Prentiss. An admirable portrait of President | of the afterndon, promises to be the finest dis- Rite Ven Shee eee gi per yard Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed bugs, roaches, with ELEGANT GARNITURES, COLORED SILKA, = - pain is driven away | Garfield draped in black, occupied a conspicuous | play of the kind ever made in the sity. ee Piano Covers, embroidersd, Seid s on Ba oa Hives by co quinlipiag eae AS in materials to natch, Basch ask was Wik-ck Seca: wi re Pain Killer, the | Place on the platform. Washington Rifles and the Washington. lery | Black Dress Silks, 50 cts., 75 ct8.. +25, $1.50, = = STON roR ibe = ri 3 aii commer complaints from | Mr- Dent, tn calling the meeting to order, | visit Batsuore te the: totte nf fie gtk nok. Sige Goting, 76 cts. $1 $1.25, $1.00 ‘See Here. bas HOSTOR HOUSE BLACK SILKS, Wc., 63¢., TSe., Bie, $1. e sted forms of | stated that the plan of erecting a memorial hos- | ment and will hold honored places in the line. | Pedies seuknn » colored Dress Silke. You are sick; well there is just one remedy that Woow ARD & LOTHROP Our $1, $1.25 and $1.30 BLACK SILKS are specia A umorins or dysentery, No. household | pital had commended itself to good citizens, | Baltimore's pet regiment will present the fattest Black Shawls; Gadies Gent'sand Children's Wool Un- | Sonar! {oul beyond possibility of doubt, Ifit’s ete bargains. ithout the Pain Killer, unless both fi oti hilanthropi Kk rl years. Visiting companies will Fea. sapkins, | Liver or Kidney trouble, Con: eR 150 DOZEN —_ f drug-store r. Every Fepntabledrug- | standpoint, Me nominated, as cngetan of the | eae pactlotrace (teen other Gitian iat this, and | NO ris . waney Hosers, Table Linens KapkOm | sin Deuiliy. Health Re LOOM DAMASK TOW ee : =— meeting Mr. Justice Miller, and the nomination | the military feature of the par’ 4e will be a very Novelties in mmings. 41.” Stott & Cromwell, 480 Pe LA Mas a mo 71 MARKET SPACE. Fessetn's lee Cream. having been confirmed Justice Miller was es-| brilliant one. Following tl yallant soldier BOTTOM PRICES. Curealine Cures Corns. 24x45 inched, as the best towel ever offered forthe money, TEW Ops Te 7 ime —— + ——— corted to the chair. He said that he considered | boys will come the entire fire partment, with ¢. M. TOWSO! None genuine without signature of H. 8. Fred- eeewar NEW FALL Goons. _Cittar REPAminG, Byrn’s shoe store, 1614 Mth | jt both an honor and ‘a privilege to preside over | guests representing the deparunents of other | 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, erick & Co, Imitations are out. 25. Stott _& SENTS EACH. One Cane of Wool BLANKETS, worth $2.50 at $2, street. ual ameeting with such objects. It would be a | cities. Next in order will be the many Masonic, | ‘South Side, near Center Market, | Cromwell. atin. | ths One Case of Wecl BLANKETS. worth tenn #5. s GRAND FA PENING.—On Monday, | Strange thing, he thought, if the people of | Odd Fellow, Red Men, Knights of Pythias and Yon Can Save he Gace Splendid Quality CALICO, worth Gi at ¢)ea, the lth, Baum’s grand fall opening takes | Washington, the people of the United States, | kindred societies, with visiting societies in large : Doctor bills and keep your tamily always well $250.00 PER THOUSAND. SF cae pints KIDCLO TE, ebaneA from$lto0e pattern hats, latest styles in ladies’ rywhere, should not come forward in the | numbers from sister cities and all in full re- CARPETS! CARPETS!! CARPETS!!! with Hop Bitters. Atthe Black SILK and SATINS, 75, $1, $1.25, $1.00, $1.75, 's Suits, — : — ares = name of Garfleld and unite in this memorial. galia. What with such an extensive turn out NEW DESIGNS. NEW DESIGNS. ‘Alderney Dalry Wagons.” of BOSTON HOUSE. B Sone RVET, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.25, $2.50, $4 departments, w! offere: are THE OFFICERS. and almost any number of bands, the afternoon Ingrain Carpets, only 30 cts. Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning, = A $4.50. —— satis : “ market prices. : In Tos, 37 ots OODWARD & LOTHE At The following officers were then chosen by ac- | Will indeed be a gala time. At night the bicycle grain Carpets, choice styles, 37 cts. 0 SHMERES, TRE SENATE CHAMBER is now in readincss for clubs of Washington, New York, Philadelphia Ingrain Carpets, bright patterns, 50 cts. 60 cts, and delivered in Ib. “Ward” prints, 45c. per V and Black ©. Black Henrietta CLO! lamation: V irmen, Hon. Thos. L. James, Ingrain Carpets, extes by Ib. Also, cottage ‘cheese, buttermilk and sweet Tenn iri: § the special session of the Senate, Hon, Geo. Br Loring, Hon, Wine Lawrence, | and Baltimore ‘will’ treat the ’distinguished | eTsim Carvel, extra hey milk be, per qt. Cream, Ie, pint, Bautable for oe los and creme atet Bor" “et Judge Wm. Strong. Judge D. K. Carter Com | Frenchmen, the governor, mayor and the public | _ Imerain Carbets ——— | WALKING JACKETS, DOLMANS, ULSTERS, | Fiennel SUITING, in all colors, at 25c, Mus. A. T. Wirrixo having just returned from | Judge Wm. Strong. Judge D. K. Carter, to an exhibition of fine riding at the rink. There | Best? and 3-ply Ca . INT - Flannel SUITING, in all colors, tutiled. €2¥4¢. Re where she hassecured the latest styles | missioner Dent, W. W. Corcoran, Gen. Eppa | '0: ol ae aalay Gt BRUSSELS CARPETS, AMUSEMENTS. VERY LOW PRICES. Foil line Plaid DRESS GOODS aid Stripe to match, Of millinery, offers to the nus of Washington | Hunton, Prof. Spencer Baird, John W. Thomp- Maree Ce Ve a brilliant display of Gholce styles, 75 ctx 85 ets. sere ores Ob BOSTON HOUSE Ful le CLOTHS and CANIM ERES. one of the finest stocks of goods in the city. Par- | son; secretary, John A. Baker; treasurer, Hon. See eee eaigs Shy sis, oS Orme ; ATIONAL THEATER. A y " THIS: ee ee eee PRWEAB. ticular attention is called to her stock of iadies’ nes Gilfillan Z u t The Baltimore & Ohio will run eighteen trains | Venetian Carpets, for hall and stairs. OOK AT THIS! Fullline Canton FLANNELS, and children’s fine hosiery, superior toany 1m the | 24mes Gilfillan, treasurer U. 8. 3 Tae Oe L A motion for the purpose haying been made from this city to Baltimore during the morning EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE. eee 7 Ki Stair Oil Cloths, 10 et Large Bed Comfortable... 73. LUTTRELL & WINE, city. The famous three-buttoned Tre. Vere Kid o n ar attert 5 S| ee ee eee 0 Bea ¢ ? Gloves for 1. " Every pair warranted, Ladies’ | by Mr. Solomons, the chair appointed the fol- | and aft punta uinare ine ae ae ns | esos arsaibtes anes) pesatan, Velvet and Tepestey- THE NOVELTY OF 1881. Yaudes! Pain Black Sk 3 beaver, felt and straw hats refinished, ‘The pub- | lowing as a committee on resolution S. Sol- will leat late as ten, eleven o'clock and mid- | Brussels Mats, 75 cts. "7A CHANGE OF PROGRAM TO-NIGHT._as Ff lie are invited to examine the latest styles, gmons, Lewis J. Davis, Dr. A. ¥. P. Garnett, | Will leave as late as ten, eleven o'clock an QiGioth Kugt, alleen. x NIGHT. ‘ = FH Currones’s jewelry. lrnceleis, necklaces, lock- Rev. Dr. J. oS oe ad sates, we Cox. : Heary double Wool Blankets per pair $2.50,$9.50,84.80, | aap sragurss HyMRetae Syiceees Of minaret ee rf ie ee et Oe METERS TSW a cage 3 Ropeery oF Bonps, JEWELRY AND SILVER | Bed Comforts,’ 7 ae: i a Chiba 3 | earapies Spires 2 NDS, JEWELRY AN Somnforte, 75 cta., $1.00, $1.25, $1.50. fs has ev i ; ES CLOTHS, all eotors._ elry store, Mr AG. Riddle; during the absence of the | Wanx.—Last night the house of Mr. O. W. | Notiughamy urtain Lace, 0 cin, ST eta, S0cta, 62 | ibe fret ture of Britieh, Minstrels, shat has ever | Henutital ik Ene. Tayy| Bf Allcolory FLANNEL SUITINGS. Have your ranges, latrobes and furnaces re- | Committee, made, in response to a call, a brief | Marsh, 2108 G street northwest, was broken into aeTE ce CR Coe neh reer ey A tareain in Merino Underwear. obo |S TMIELED. a-woo SUITINGS Brwane of peddlers, and secure glasses at | During the course of his remarks he sald: This | Sole valuable private papers, was stolen from C. M. TOWSON, M : He mplers. city was Gen. Garfield’s prized home—he lived Mrs. Marsh’s bed room, Thethieves—two black men—also took a lot of jewelry and silver ware. x, 1f.an encore hed been granted ench time ‘ous applanse demanded, the vocifer- be performance would «t _o4-3t* ‘TTA CLOTHS, F CK all. DUESS GOODS; BLACK 'SATING. witins full line 2 SILK PLUSH and PLAID and STRIPED 3 Jowest cash rates, at . ” - Det a a NOVELTIES, ail at the . here. His children were born here. The people | This jorning Mr Deaoiy een erer ware. 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ng on." North Anmeican. E ee ‘ CITY AND DISTRICT. knew him, and loved him,—a broad, large-na-| ponds and Scrvalolparers neater (coe South side, near Center Market. | production of Kiraily’s Grand Siesiacaing Moe fF the | TRISH LINENS AND LACES,. BROWN & CLAGETTS, pot ell man. : , do not Ww vacant lot. The jewelry and silver ware, worth “*MICHAEL STROGOFF.” Amusements, &e., To-night. far from the cradle where they were first rocked. | about $200, has not yet been recovered. Mr. GTATEN ISLAND Call at stage door of Theater at once. 06 Pe ve paRsAnN. = Se Ford's Opera House.—“La Mascotte.” ere ane Sel rave ee eee eee Marsh has’ hopes that the thieves will ve cap- Prone’ oven, A HOUSE. : ameacxs \ARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS? Rational Theater.—Hague’s British Minstrels. | ences in the man, it was in his large hearted. | ‘"ed to-day. FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, Cc Abner’s Garden. — Concert by the Vienna Ladies. Driver's Garden.—Open air concert. Masonic Temple—Horticultural exhibition. > — Condensed Locals, ness. He radiated magnetism. Men who never saw him came to love him. The people of the capital, in considering what they could do to best uate the name of Garfield had wisely chosen that it should be a national institution of charity. Ofall the schemes that could be de- ma Islands, and Anna M. Oar, of Baltimore, Md Wm. E. Harris and Mollie E. Wollingford; Ed- —— ee MarruaGE Licenses have been issued to Thad- deus A. Colne, of Philadelphia, Pa., and Annie May Acton; Wilmor J. Henry, of Nassau, Baha- ward W. Hatcher and Mary Ann McDermott; 5 anp 7 Joun StREEr, New Yore. BRANCH OFFICES: EVERY EVENING AND Fifty Dozen Hand-Embroidered TOWELS, TIDIES, and- STAND COVERS, natural colors, all-linen, fast colors, and only 98c. each; regular price, $1.25. Our Stock of All-Linen TOWELS is immense, at lowest NEW DESIGNS IN INGRAIN, NEW DESIGNS IN TAPESTRY, a vised that which would appeal most to Garfield’s own broad sympathies, were he alive, would be this memorial hospital. When Mr. Riddle concluded the committee on resolutions came upon theplatform,and through Mr. Solomons reported the following: THE RESOLUTIONS. ‘Whereas, The whole civilized world has been 0 Wesr Bartrmore STREET, BALTIMORE. 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. Ben. Arms and Margaret Queen, both of the Dis- prices. trict of Columbia; Wim. T. Davis and Lizzie Da- tine; Nathan E. Rice and Lillian B. McKee; Wm. Henry Smallwood, of Leonardtown, Md., and Susie Tyler, of this, city; Thos. Adkins’ and Louisa Dotson, both of tlie District of Columbia; Jno. Wesley Dotson and Ella Wood. do.; Frank P. Mulloy and Sarah O’Brien; John H. Craw- Tne Star will be issued in double-sheet form on Saturday. Advertisers will please send in their orders before 12 o'clock. At a meeting of the Potomac Fruit Growers’ Association Tuesday night an essay on disease in fruit was read by the chairman and one on dwarf pears by Mr. H. B. Moulton. The choir of Israel C. M_E. church has elected 47 Norra Eicuru Sraeer, PurLapecruta. SATURDAY MATINEE. 1199 Broapway, New York. 279 FuLron Street, BRooxiyy. ALSO IRISH POINT EMBROIDERY, FINE PATENT IRISH TRIMMINGS, MAGNIFICENT SPANISH LACES, THE MASCOTTE. AND AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT FICHUS. Ladies’ Dresses and Garments of all kinds of all Fab- sit he following officers: Sam’ shocked and moved to tears by the untimely | ford and Mary A. Conner; Edward P. Masi and | rics and of the most claborate styles Cleaned or Dyed MONDAY, K Sier |= ane aren CERT tee pe ee death of the late President of the United States, | Mary Francis Per Lee; Robert J. Smith, of Bos- | Succesctully withont cision, Goatees Game taetoe Seine aencen Se ae Ce SB tone St ores rate Shae LADIES’ GOODS. Yiee-president: Mrs. Elizabeth W. and will, we believe, unite with us in testifying | ton, Mass., and Mary E. Proctor; W. M. Poin- | Cleaned or Dyed Whole. Curtains, Window Shades, si whe chads 2 TaRGaTE; ees ——EE vetary: Wie, BL ayers. theses its admiration of the man for his unsullied vir- | dexter and Julia Neilson. Table Covers, Carpets, Blankets, etc., Cleaned or Dyed. GARDE! — MPORTATIO tues, eminent statesmanship, unflinching cour- Wilkinson. chorister. Kids and Feathers Cleaned and Dyed handsomely. : ; French Dress Bonnets and Promenade Hats, fine Mil- age, and for his patient endurance and steadfast | Byt.pINe AssocIATIONS.—The Equitable Co- | Grape Veils renovated equal to new. Ladies’ and Gen. traordinary engagement of the charming little sing- COCHRANE & CO., , t " oo ha co org man named ‘Thomas Mackey | hope during his protracted and painful iliness, | operative Bullding Association eld. its twenty- | Gave eee received and retumed by express or | Spe soubrette, 3 neaians, THE MAAIE : aap eg Was fined $10 or 30 days by Judge Snell yester- day tor knocking down Rey. Arthur Bouldin, a of the celebrated E A Dress Trimmit and Buttons, best French Corsets, fourth mon: H. BROTHERS, Ke-engazement. cf ail the popular Solo- ong “ed nd : nee a) Whereas, It is desirable to perpetuate bis cher- iy sineetiue Jest nie nt i mail. 0 Y 4 OPPOSITE RIGGS'BANK. of _| Suits, Wranp em, Cloaks, the best ameorted stock ever ee eee ines ished jory in a manner consistent with his | Twombly, vice president, in the chair, John Joy Z ists and the Marine Band. Adiission tree. is —— imported, )and many rich and exclusive novelties, Lore minister, who offended Mackey by Dass- | Constant practice of “doing goed Unto other: | Edson secretary. Advances were made to the BARRETT, NEPHEWS & CO.. HIAND aRicyore Ex.| FALL OPENING. of iy personal selection in Paris, ing him without speaking to him. e direct and practical w: d tockholders as ing to $8,900, 4 D RIDING SCHOOL, M, WILLIAN, George E. Craig, colored. and George ¥. inne bocicay ne liferhe al tidnifested the | average. pee reheat st ES en 110 WEST BALTIMORE STREET, Tallmadge Hall, 928 F street northwest, mnd 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. George E. iz, colored. Reorge M. creas, During life he always mianifested the | ayeraze premi M1 per cent, making % 1 3 Y Pallma all, 9 ect northwest, on gro BAe Roberts, white. arrested for breaking into Mr. | greatest interest in all charitable institutions, monthly ppesrients Ge each a (060, 7 nae ate ; 5 floor. English and American Bicycles and Tricycies. | |W. M- a & SONS lps en oa MONDAY, | ol «907 PENNSYLVANTA AVENUE. _ W. H. Stond's drug store, comer of 4th and 1, | und.at the close of [tis Congressional career ex~| On stock on advance, or principal $8.33, BALTIMORE, MD. _ ‘second-hand Machines for sate ( ee at ratios ek Hes Dees Coa: JFALE AND WINTER OPENING. . resi sday nig! i ressed his great ire to see established in ee interest $7.58: € : WM. C. “ ese uch a benevolent enterprise to the full ex- s a Wan TCG : AAD Sake gare waco the Police Court for a) tent of his ability; therefore, be it had authorized the issue of 1,500 shares in the ES RST Eo ASUn E028 Se bee TOLLE RREEE US | DA MAGEE 808 BROCADE SU Resolved, That the citizens of the United States, and loving, sympathetic friends everywhere, will doubtless consider it a privilege, as well as & duty to their departed brother, James Abram Garfield, to erect to his memory a free, general hospital, to be national in chiracter, and con- ducted on the broadest basis of a common hu- manity; and that this monument of the people's 1337 F STREET NORTHWEST, (opposite Ebbitt House, ) THURSDAY and FRIDAY, October 6 and 7, their chore eclectiou of PAKISIAN’ BONNETS and ENGLISH ROUND HATS. RUCHINGS ana FANCY GOODS. o1-6t third issue and that the subscription books would be open until the next meeting, Novem- ber 2d. The Union Co-operative Association, recently organized, held its first rezular meeting last evening at Cosmopolitan Hall. Six hundred shares, at $2.50 per share, were subscribed, and BNER'S SUMMER GARDEN. Lambie and Traylor, managers, will give an excursion to Luray next Sunday. The train will leave the Baltimore and Potomac depot at 9 am. This excursion is for the benefit of busi- less men and others who cannot get away any d@ay but Sunday. The caves will be illuminated ROMAN BAND COLORED PLUS! GRAND CONCERT THIS EVENING BY TEMLER’S VIENNA LADIES' ORCHESTRA. Admission, 10 Cents, Change of Program Nightly. HH, COLORED VELVETS. SATIN MERVEILLEUX, BROCADE VELVETS. ROMAN MERVEILLEUX. CHEVIOT CHECKS. BONNETS. SATIN DE LYON, SEALSKIN PLUSH. BROCADES FOR WRAPS, WHITE MOIRES. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! FOURTH 827 ; nda = =n SHE SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION ~~ | ELEGANT WHITE BROCADES. 3s" with electrie lights. _ ¢steem and gratitude be known as the “Garfield | money was sold at an average of 66 per cent per ANNUAL OPENING! HE SECOND A’ ee EXHIBITION HANDSOME DRESS FRONTS and a fall stock of Jerid Olsen She gots el aight achanege cee cot tothe Pore | tae “of Columbia, where he was so rosie | anuum. DISTRICT) OF SCOLEMELS (HORTICULTURAL ||) 1S Gonas aie all wer ash gi te eatet ner Bak HOSTERY a ight we was sent to the Poto- c > was ly if : N AN! “AN SOCIETY. are ew £0) ew M mae boat clup for a four-oared shell race, to be | 8tTicken down in the discharge of his public Coumeny ameter ce ire board ctaade cme Fee opm aa panic Y A aCOUER Go| pertain es prices. FALL AND. WINTER STYLES FOR LADIES, Towed on the Potomac, on or before the 15th | duties; and with the view of promptly promoting : MASONIC TEMPLE. MISSES AND C! inst. this object it is further snd Bie Tollowing directors ware elected: (070. AED On the arn, 5ru,.6rH. axp Trx or OCTOBER, 1981, | TADIES SILK UNDERWEAR. —_ ees Lee 7 ‘That stice 2 - . T. Le k, B. F. Bigel : Mt. CLOCK P.M., n. 1oTs SE FREN AND LIS ean coTreepondent writes that the injuries. rus: Sectha OOack oe Ue Canta ee Emery, 6G. Davi bk Poller Powe Gone MOST ELEGANT DESCRIPTION fu nw embrace choice specimens and’ extensive col- W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, HOSIERY, : ore the seantt aparuoon by Arthur McKnight | this public assemblage, held in the city of Wash-| R. Boyd, C. B. Pearson, W. H. Reardon, i. : Te AT ONE-HALF PRICE. Were the result of accident instead of attempted | ington on the Sth day of October, 1841, do appoint | Dinmmar, JE Keneal und Joseph Barton, z TMPORTED EEERESELE FLOM TOWERS FRULTS VROERR BERS aR, oo | on 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. suicide; that he was leaning out of the window | an executive committee of twenty-five persons, Last evening the sixth annual meeting of the ¥OR OUR TRADE. TISTIC AND FLORAL DES! DOUGLASS, fF tis room, endeavoring to close’ the shutters | WED full Bower and privilege to fll vacancies. 46] n.Sitton Bullding Association nos baie ans aie ae eae Oheile eae G BAND DisPpLay om 9TH STREET. Sia yindow adjacent. when, losing his balance, | {St Gstent the object hereim set forks, Mr. J. A. Prescott, secretary, presented the re- — N av RS. J. P. PALMER, = Mev. Votheo ts aera. fi Mr. Riddle moved the adoption of the resolu-| Port. It shows receipts, $20,772.78; disburse. | M5 2: P- v: Father L. A. Morgan, formerly assistant | 4,0n5- ments, $20,026.35. The advance account shows THE SEASON BEGINS oe Peter dy OF ence: this city. died | YTaize Drakesald he understood theresotutions | total advanced on 924 shares, 81026815 ropatd | Xo, 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, mery county. Md, where he went fer | Provided for the location of the hospital within | O8 763 shares, €85,871; leaving $18,660 on 161 s y 5 jontgomery county, Md., where he went for | Provi E io ospital within ie i Space MONDAY anp TUESDAY, $$ the benefit of his health.” the city of Washington. As the corporate limits | Shares. The assets are $25,214.86; liabilities PTG) FALL AND WINTER GOODS. Having left for Europe June 29th to make selections fot Whe exgundeation of the Washin ston Operatic | Of the city were restricted and it might be £24.668.85, Stock account original number Re eRET eos PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. next seasou's goods, we Will olfer the rausinder of our soot Fs ‘is i shares, 3,279; settled 6th year, 239; forfeited do., s p rH So OS Fo preps ped oc ight, when the Peirce teeny ae ceae Get aes he eut® | 17: leaving on Toll advanced ‘on, 161 shares; of $3.60 cAVEENS. $3.60 = STRAW GOODS, FRENCH FLOWERS, OSTRICA y Bumide. i gn ol: J. 0. F- | gested that the resolutions be amended eo as fo | Toll not advanced on, 133 shares: present value ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, = PLUMES, Erc., Exc., eye Oh ae . T. How i ioe treat read “‘in or near the city.” An amendment sug-| Of each share, $83.90. The following officers 30 107m STREET NORTHWEST, For the benefit of those who cannot get off from busi- GUINNIP, DAY & CO., at greatly reduced prices. Opster, pow |. Camp, secretary; Lieut. J.F. gested by Mr. Judd, Cabatitatine the words “in| Were elected: Jared D. Terrill, president; J. D. | Is just returned from New York and 1s now opening a | ness on a week day, we willrun a SPECIAL TRAIN to oe & ~ the District of Colu "for “in the city,” was | Free, vice president; Jas. Fraser, treasurer; splendid lot of NEW FALL GOODS. the wonderful Caverns on Store closes at 6:30 p.m. daily July and Aurust. $y? oo death of William Clifford Brown, pted by the committee. The resclations | John A. Prescott, secretary; Samuel Kermon, HER SPECIALTIES ARE: SoNDAS) COTOBER 9) 1850 8 Aen oe Sevens Seren Roneaw ees ME. waste = in yesterday's STAR, was not, as erron- | S¢Ce 2 : Wm. John Miller, E. H. Taylor, John Stewart, | French, German and her own make perfect fitting pee 5 whic vest reported, from drinking to excess. Cor- Soc aise ee Miller, suggested that | Wm. Henry Browner, Thos. 0. Hills, Chas. | yon wana-maae one ormmna, Fine wrx. | “8 Midland Railroad. HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND ARE NOW SHOWING DRESSMAKING A580 TRIMMING STORE, Stee En me CREE one Comat -ovided for by the resolutions | Harding, G. Ro: Shrist. Mead, directors. TINO UNDERWEAR. * ‘Train will leave Baltimore end Potomac depot at 9 a. A LARGE AND FULL STOCK OF ast SYL , he Toeap eager pnb alpen eek a ep bene Al Eo ScuiooL. Awanns.—The following is the resuit | PHMIOUSLHOSERY et the hnest Grates and Colors, | m.: returning, reach Washington at 10:80 p-m., giving Hopeiflo stented socian “Latics tar are feces - miler 5 1 5 ae = “ ICHOOL AWAR he following is the resul atent SHOU) ro] and ress Reform | FIVE HOURS AT THE CAVES. basted, ct fi Pa ed. cet at thee astington Building Association |e en chal choull aaa ece Ee rete | of the award of tickets In Gonzaga College for | Gootsforwhich MiseHL Sole AxentfortheDutace | HIVE HOURS AT THE CAVES $3.60 ALDIAS EO INTER GOODE ——— — meet at the corner of Sth and H streets north- | fiat the chair should announce the names) Sostember: First grammar, T. Shea; second | _€7¥rench, German an Spanish spoken. __£30-2w | Children, five to twelve sad - . Mii UR’ West this evening at 7:30 p.m. through the press. grammar, D. Roche; third grammar, W. Flei- FL °o*= comrorrs. Tickets for sale at Virginia Ticket office, corner 6th SS Judge Richardson, of the Court of Claims, de- LETTERS OF REGRETS. shell; first rudiments, B. Stephens; first English, — and Pennsylvania avenue. livered as the opening lecture of the George-| ‘The secretary, Mr. Baker, then read a number | P. Quaid; third mathematics, J Graham; first STAR FURNACE, IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. HEADACHE PILLS ey - oe mec crentg a0 ad- | of letters. re ae which had a deep black | arithmetic, J. Brosnan; second suttimnette, D. Boe GHOnGE RANGE. LAMBIE & TRAYLOR. Managers. dress on “Judicial Notice,” enlivened w: many | border, was from J. Stanley Brown, private sec- | O'Donnell; third arithmetic, S. Preston; book- 2 “ e == interesting examples from actual practice. etary of the President, stating that the Presi-| keeping, P. McHenry. C. Barnes, W. Fleishell; | AT¢ ll first-class goods, and are set, guaranteed to give | _Caverns three-quarters of a mile from depot._of-2m_ DACHE chore DERLERSTRGE J. ©. Parker sends the Medical Record, contain- | dent had received and read with interest the in- second French, R. Downing, W. Burkley, SAML. 8. SHEDD, A LARGE INVOICE OF BEADED FRINGES, the’ exces of Ing the illustrated report of the case of Presi-| yitation to be present, and “in reply he directs —— Deauen In” SUMMER RESORTS. ¥ dent Garticid by Dr. Bliss. ] = GIMPS. ORNAMENTS AND BUTTONS IN THE ry iss me to say that while he is heartily in sympathy Alexandria Affairs, GAS FIXTURES, RANGES, SLATE MANTELS, &o. =e Wurmeune Mg aivan aes yaw Be P with such a mov. ment he finds bis time aheady Reported for Tux Evenine STAR. Flumbing, inning and all Jobbing promptly at- QUMMIT PON TTHEESBURG, MD. LATEST DESIGNS. 8 = ~ | 80 ful occupi if he cannot romise to u — tens re raf miles f1 Wi the, Devot.—This morning the work of preparation preset st the meeting this oveniae = cette Re bite Bes iearperation conte Noto Rivet rakeoayeranees alse See ee ee THESE GOODS WERE BOUGHT AT AUCTION, pedriied ylang rial, He decer |, The next was from Gen. W. T. Sherman, stat-| Sangster, held ‘sessions to-day and, there wie J, © KENNEDY & 0, OE ed re rem op dea + | AND WILL BE SOLD AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. . ing his inability to be present, and adding “I am \d juries and petit juries at each of the court : ss ‘Grove Camp, where the hotel coaches “will was commenced. and in a few days the pile- grand juries and petit juries at each of the cout . ton Gro _ — drivers will be at work. These ‘oon will ie ‘of | 2 hearty sympathy with the object described, | houses. Thecorporation court jury was engaged (Established 1800,) frequent me. Por the SS ee fron and glass, and will make a handsome prutiable mamas OAT ee Ties ene Nareehy 400 bawdy cuss ‘cases, andl Dealers in Diy JUAN DOYLE, Manager. i720 oo improvemeat. "They will be in keeping with 5 @ county court w e cases reported on = - pose to a successful conclusion. the depot building, and will be nearly 100 fest | "°A\ietter was recelved from Gen. D. G. Swaim, | wonaay last. bupiy ba eeae a ny cea Se oe ee PIANOS AND ORGANS. SILK AND DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT fect tn the center taperingto2t fect or freer. | recretting his inability to be present, and say :| Metter Justice of the. for forgery; Ed, | ENGINEERS, MACHINISTS, COACH SUPPLIES, REAT BARGAINS IN THE WORLD-RENOWNED feet in the center tapering to 24 feet at the eaves. | ing that the project met his hearty approval. Houck, “Betty Rey, Chas. Miner and ‘Prank ER'S HARDWARE. GUESEY CHAPEL ORGANS at @. Le 1S UNSURPASSED, EMBRACING ALL THE NOV- It is the intention of the fniek it theta ane | The next was from Henry E. Knight, eentor | Banks’ for iacemee L, ed Se aeO 2 eee nae TIES. Beene completion and finish it this fall. Most | alderman of London, now visiting this country. | revertigta eens) LF: Young, for violation of 606 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE | rooms, 109 7th street northwest. = mn Worl ready been made and | jt was dated at the Windsor hotel, New York, | Derarsep.—The steat for the ESTEY and OTHER ORGANS, ‘Will be soon shipped here. and after stating the writer's inability to be | left Washingtor ‘tnte Men Te ee ne AND ¢07 B STREET. and the SHEE the BRANICH & BACH, to OFHER | A FULL LINE OF SILK PLUSHES IN ALL SHADES. vom resent on account of indisposition, adds: “It | Potomac, was detained oon R. B.—Store closed at 6 p-m. o3_ | FIRST-CLASS PIANOS. eacenieee frseshbily Mag cag conan ire superfiuity to wish, as the well-deserved on behalf of a Dole ae be ich ‘ALLET DAVIS & CO.’S A LARGE STOCK OF MOIRE ANTIQUES, was charged in the Police Court this’ morning | "4 universal regard in which your late Presi- | §§ disputed by the company owning the boat. | F[EAT YOUR HOUSES THOROUGHLY 2 . dent was held, both here abroad, and the UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOS. with working ahorse that was unfit for labor. Reponren’s Notes.—On Tuesday next the city Woutp RENOWNED AND OW CaLED. ATF I _DMAN UPRIGHT PIANO, cruel council will reassemble for the first reguls Mr. Ball ofthe 8. P. C. A., testified that the stance under which he has been cireum: eed a ee cat OUR PURCHASES AT AUCTION HAVE BEEN horee had the glanders, and was pesxuy loaded, Reet ee ape po pra ae oy & imecting tact night ae ees peepee ti oun oe the only relisbis LoW-TECMINEI, BOLE AGENT, | VERY LARGE, GUARANTEEING TO OUR CUS- and fell down in the streete from exhaustion, | £0" G. on in the hearts of all ¢xod and lor . G : * (11 Orn Stuser Nouruwssr. yal men | some members. * bi PAST ONE ‘3p23-00 8i1 TOMERS MANY RARE BARGAINS. aad he had to shoot him. The court said he | that] am satisfied such ax opportunity will be ‘was endangering other persons horses by driving SPECIALTIES AND BARGAINS such an animal through thestreets and would ‘WAS BY USING eagerly hailed to testify their affection and re- gard.” Std RESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS Thave given my wife, whois. sufferer from fine him 85. £ The last communication read was a telegram BP : ae IN PIANOS AND ORGANS. GUINNIP, DAY & CO. Ba. sauce DACHE FILLS, thd one dove of aS Tue Patais Royal OvENtne.—The opening at | from Postmaster General James saying: “Your BOESTON'S ot ¢ fours truly, GEO. W. HOBBS. the double-store of the Palais Royal this week | telegram nemng me of your meeting and its} TROPIC GAS TIGHT has been a large and brilliant success. Praiseworthy effor ilo ci pasar) eh With a DURANIE) FURNAG ‘Tho best in quality, and lowest in prices. res BROWN CHEMICAL 0. hosiery, glove and lace aa aoe = all my heart I Vaighyane oe FRUIT |ACES. eae makers Aik F [ABLE SHADES ” iy admired. The display one of the . oad x —_ ’ ‘Thourands have had comstant pevere ‘First-clasa, nearly new, second-hand Pianos fel2-co SOLE PROPRIETORS, BALTIMORE, MD zest ever seen in this city, and the o having been invited to address the meeting, de- Reh ae tn pee ee ee today, | Man half thé orixinal cog. : m has been followed by a rush.’ See their advt. lvered an eloquent enlogy. mere neare inthe VE, Without repairs or expense.. Cheapest to buy and uae. sreeaiicas a 01 nations has there more power, greater durability, fitted « 2 ALL DRESS FABKICS. Dazps 1x Fre have been recorded as follows: | Bstory of nations has there been s sym) pa Sith manmiedes. ato even tere SIDNEY T. NDMO'S = 55 Fliza C. Clements to Ebenezer W. Robinson, pt. labor than any furnace made. Producing large volume PIANO WAREROOME, 8q. 300; 21,700. E. Morrison to J. C. Jewell, ieee (CAL FRUITS ANp | f Pure’ warm air free from gases. Tm- =, pis. subs. GI and 62, sq. @2S; $9,300. S.R. Git- ARED FROM TSCEH popular and unit successful. Sendfor | 10 493 Irm Steeet Nosruwssr. | RICH PLAIDS, ings. trustee, to Kate Brereton, sub. 30, sq. PLANTS. EW ; Ro; ¥2,750. John B Gray to W. H. Scott, pt. | exercise this vicarious suffering for the good of | , DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING FRUIT ALL MARMION SEASON STRIPES, , his country. “4 Cs RICHARDSON, BOYNTON & CO,, ‘at, 163 bands high; dininguished for dott. sans Se facet) 4 NUCLEUS FOR THE HOSPITAL FUND. able substance and pure action; by | MOIRE ANTIQUE SILKS, Mr. Solomons remarked that the President | WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF PILLS AND Maworacrummns, | Goladust."j.'Grinuer four four colt stake, Bonin’ Sie ea epee a | | Stwoneeama uers orcs | gyyyy TMT, sew roue | HELL in, a eae vt jew! » who as- Cf . 5 : . F, W. | sembled in their churches. ‘They at once tamed ‘TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE is the best preparation CHAS. G. BALL, 3. DUPARE'S OATARRE ae BLACK AND COLORED BROCADES. Keema ePerty; 0235. | to thelr ritual and found the Prayers for the | ta the world for constipation, Bilioumess, Heedache, | _ty12-codm is wasmrnaron, p. o.-| E)B.D° of Gatarrh. Brion 25 canta: pets ae BLACK AND COLORED SATINS. Ellabeth Wat: he thought had not been exceiled. the | Piles and all kindred complaints. It acts gently, effeo- GHETRARD's “HONG RESTORER” FOR ALL SEED BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. tively, and is delicous fo take, Cleansing the system SHEPPARD'S EXTRA WASHED SILVER GRAVEL;