Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1881, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. The Weathe OFFICE OF THE CH ‘Wasnisetox, D.C., November 2, 1881, 9:30 a.in.f For the Middle Atlantic states, winds shift- Ing to east and seuth, falling barometer, slight change in temperature, partiy cloudy weather, followed by rain during the night. Special Weather Bulletin. The chief signal officer furnishes the following pclal bulletin t the press:—The indications are at rain Will prevail on the Atiantte coast and tn the southern states during Thursday. ‘AI. OFFICER, Ticrr’s Black Goods Store, West. 7th street north- Fessett’s Ice Cream and Charlotte Russe. Lapres SHOULD CALL aT Mats. Wasnixeton’s anc Inspect her nt Taaterials. Ns hair and velvet, sil plush and satin—the handsomest suits in the country—from #40 up. THE ALUMNI Assoctation of Yersity last evening tinted s ange for the annual reunion in ongetown Un! mminittee to ar cnuary next. ‘THe Perrervar Berepr ‘the ordinary kind. tion, affording th OCTATION I not of It Will be a permanent Institu- best medium for the deposit of and the best place to obtain Toans or pureh md 1S des ed I for builr tined to have Yelopment of the page. poe eel Mr. C. M. Stery, who 18 about to leave for Col- orado, was banquetted at Abner’s last. evening by the Harmony Circle, a Hebrew social ce! 1 notice on first AT A MEETING of tb ve Fruit Association, last night, Mrs. MeL ate from Massachusetts to th Growers’ nin, a dete Christin Temarks. A Serof magnificent blue silk brocatel curtains ‘Will be offered at Dowling’s sale to-morrow. SLY TO-MORROW YOU hh st. nw invites an early Dozex FRED Oysters in box % cents, 1104 Stree h PowERFUL small theater fleld ¢ ses at Hem- piers. CITY AND _ DISTRICT. Amusements, & Ford's Opera He ional Theater. in “The Two Cav » To-night. ‘The Tourists. Condensed Locals. Ex-Policeman John E. Norton, in the act of get- | tingoff acarat the corner of 7th and D street northwest last night, fell to the ground and fr: rred lls ert leg. “ite was taken to Providence jospit. ‘Yesterday morning Private Sullivan Killed a mad dog on 4th, between N and O streets north- ‘West. The following quoted portion of the list of deeds in fee published in Tue Stax, viz: “Dennis Fogarty toJ. C. G. Kennedy, lots D, sq. 447 and. sub 23, sq. $95," is incorrect, the deeds thus referred to being deeds of trust. Capt. Edward s mmes, now In his S9th year, 1s | sly ill at his residence on € strect He ts slightly better this afternoon. Martin et al. has filed a bill against Even al for the partition of the real estate of Murtin, deceased. € H. Smith, eoiored, employed by Francis Carter, the contractor for removing night soll, dropped dead vesterday afternoon inan alley be- tween 7th and sth dG and H stre southeast. During the month of October the average tem- rature in this city was 628, a higher average than is recorded for any October since the estab- Ushment of the weather burean. ‘The rain fall amounted to 3.29 inches, all except one-half of an tach having fallen after the Zit. Martin ¢ Robert Ata meeting of the Virginia Republican Asso- elation last ev John O. Hawley prestiing, a Fesalntio looking to an investigation of the ¢ ent clerks wrongly ac- credited Ma). Cl Bi ainst the Pennsylvs ) was taken up, and the “ith from tumor of the brain. the suit brought by ex-Collector H. Worthington against J. H. Cooke, of Willan hotel, for $5,000 a: med by reason of falling into a coal-h Topen, whereby his lez Was injured, was settled by Mr. Cooke paying #100. sae ‘The Sunday School Institute. PENING EXERCISES OF 1881. ate for I881 of the Sunday School Union convenest at t fonal church yesterday afternoon, and the se tinued until | to-morn: 4 at 3and7 O'clock p.m. There was a very fine attendance, fncluding the superintendents of nearly every Sun- da ork he Dist . Yesterday after an org. future de- | emperance Convention, made some interesting ‘ourt (Judge MacArthur) | a Star Route Cases. STATEMENT OF MR. W. A. COOK IN COURT TO-DAY—THE “ARGUMENT TO GO ON TO-MORROW. This morning at the opening of the Criminal Court Mr. W. A. Cook was in his place. There was some speculation as to what he had on hand, especially as there was no one else present who had an tnterest In any of the large cases that for Sometime have been occupying the attention of the court. When the preliminary business of the day was finished speculation was put to rest by Mr, Cook rising and saying: If your honor please, I wish your indulgence and attention for a few minutes tn reference to the conditional arrangement that Was made on Mon- day tn reference to the argument of the motion to quash the information filed agalnst Thomas J. Brady and others I tece:ved private information that the application had been made and of the conditional order of your honor, Your honor will remember that at the close of discussion which had in reference to the ¢ for the argument about two weeks 40, 1 suggested that upon the return of Col. In- cersoll, and upon deine Inforined of the fact of his turn, We mizht make an arrangement for the liscustion mut Without the necessity of troubling the court any further. Iwas not aware f ls return, wh rs from what I have been informed this morning, took place on Fri- it, probably when I was in the en- hature’s restorer, balmy sleep nor did I know it up to the time Imited express started for the ist on Saturday. It appears, however, that ne retarned on T received no notice of i, Ity . though, to at least three of the attorn wut OF the rt 5 representing the defence that I was yon Saturday; they ation of that fact, and th veral dy On ening late a rep- reventats d ‘Totten left a notice in my oftice with Mr. Cole. ‘Tiffs representative that I Was absent, and would be for some time. fore, with a full know! ho one present, hor could there Ly | present to represent the United States on Monday that the application was inade, These facts utter ir own voice, t Was hot the first time that there has been diam of legal drums and © ostentatious displays on My brother Corkhill—and stated the facts about rrangement Was con- was informed It cern Distr t Attorney Corkhill.—I stated tn the court atthe me Uthat “all notices should be served on you. Mr. Cook. Colonel. ment nd you si ited the facts correctly, Tleit on y by previous arrange Attorney General and n Mr. Bliss on Friday, for purpose of preventing delay th’ the nd arranging it ior this week. On nd Monday night I saw the and Mr. Brewster, and I am | happy r honor that Mr. Brewster aud Mr. Gliss Wil be here this evening, at the Arling- ton Howl, re notice can be served on them, if itis desifed to do so; and Twill be in my office util ior 11 . if any further notice ts de- sired. Whether itis or not, we will be before your honor on to-morrow moriing, prepared to go on With the discussion. I desire’ to express to your honor iny Uianks and, those of my associates, for the tional order Which your honor made in the absence of the attorneys for the United States, Mr. Corkhill.—You say you will he ready to-mor- Tow morning? Mr. Cook.— ternoon al Gene in orn 2 - we will put up no assign- it for tomorrow, + Court.—Can we depend on the discussion of auton lasting for two or three days? - Cook.—That 18 the presumption, inasmuch as there ts @ legion of attorneys on the part of the defence and three of us. The Temperance Women. LOUISVILLE CHOSEN POR THE NEXT ANNUAL MEET- NG—THE ALLEGED BOLT FROM THE RANKS —A ‘The presidents of the vartous state branches of ‘he National Woman’s Christian Union last even- ing decided in favor of Louisville, Ky., as the | place for the next annual convention. The com- mittee on finance was instructed to take steps for the incorpor:tion of the National Union as soon as possible, in order that the organization may be in a legal position to receive bequests. It was decided that during the “week of prayer” in Jan- uary nest, prayer meetings for the advancement of the catise of temperance be held on each atter- noon, throughout tie entire country, under the direction of the local union. THE WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE RESOLUTION adopted by the late convention has created some Wl-fecling. The members of the Union say, how- ever, that the “bolt” 1s confined to a very few la- dies. Mrs. Woodbridge, the secretary of the Na- tional Union, has issued a proclamation, saying he published sttement concerning the Wo- man’s Christian Temper: altogether erroneous tp: ‘Authony Unat is th convent re Union conveys an ion. Miss Susan B, aS introduced the first morning, and © sum total of her connection with the n, A resolution was adopted by a large aving each state to take independent hrelition to the woman’s ballot. No bolt Ver occurred and the convention adjourned in the most quiet and dignified manner, as became a body of intellectual Christian women. All the states and the state delegates are THE ADDRESSES THIS MORNING. ‘This morning a large mecting of ladies interested in temperance, held at Masonle Temple, was ad- dressed by Miss Frances E. Willard and Mrs. Sal- Chapin, of the National Union, ‘The gutliering of women at the Masonte Temple Was So large that the bail occupied by the W.C.T.U. Was found to be too stall for their accommoda- ton, so the meeting was adjourned to the Wesley Chapel, where the pre-arranged program was car- ried out. ‘The ladies of the National Unton are loud tn thetr praises of the hospitality ot Wash- ington people. They mention with special pleasure the reception given to them Monday hight by Miss Ransom in her rooms, in the Coloni- zation building. Miss Kansom was assisted Dr. Susan A. Edson, of “Interview” fame. a Deeps 1x Fee have been recorded as follows: t ch 3 an Mr. FP. H. Cobb, | he said: “Last | District $8 schools, with an | @ Of 23.000 scholars, and of this number | only 3 » added to the m bership the churches. ‘The question ts, ‘Have we been doing our duty 7”) We want a better con: ration to tie Work. We want to learn how to study the Bib t and the best meth 90,600 children that h: tons inte the sehox Sund: and how to te . L. Hurtburt, esting lecture on Rev. Dr. RR. Mereditt Spoke of the te. Suggestions. Iaade a very ducted a con At the evening se department was con leeture-rooin, and si interesting little eh auditoriuun were ope organ by Prof. by Rey. D. F. a Week-day Influences, fon at 7 o'clock, ned With a voluntiry 6 ff and devotional exerc a8 well as interest Meredith. Rospery 1 —The grocery Store of Mr. J. H. Richardson, corner of 7th and T Streets southwest, was entered by thieves between the hours of 1 and 4 o'clock this morning, and rob- Ded of tobacco, clgurs, smoked meats antl Hquors, ‘The Ull was also robbed of from $10 W» $12 in Small change. They also removed trom the shelves boxes of yeast powder, bottles of catsup, and piled ‘them up on the floor, Dut were unable @ get away with this portion of the plunder. The thieves effected an entrance by prying the center tron rod Over the transom of the side door of the store and crawling through the same. ‘The thieves after se- curing their booty made good their escape througia aside window. Mr. Richardson did not discover the robbery until he went to make change for the maiikman this morning, when he found his ull empty. ———— FIGHTING FOR PossEssiON OF THE COLLECTION.— About 1 o'clock this morning a fight occurred be- tween a crowd of colored people in the neighbor- hood of G-street hall, in South Washing on Officers Howell and Branson striving scene they found Rev. Peter Hayes and Deacon Richard Molden, and Archie Hayes, Ellen Ware and Ann Molden engaged in a regular knock-down fight. It took a great deal of force to separate them. ‘From their conversation before the officers arrived it 1 that they had been to a “soclety meeting” at G-street hall, and had taken up a collection, and were fussing «bout who should lake charge of the money. They were ail taken to the first precinct station-house and locked up. The Kev. > very blick and swollen eye, and his nose was bleeding. They were ull soon Teleased on deposit of $25 collateral, which they forfeited at the Police Court this morhing. ge FixgD FoR Dkivina A StkeeT Can Tuxovan Mitiraky Processtoss.—Charles Wright, a_ car @river for the Washington and Georg: town Ratl- road Company, was A the Polic Court this Morhing tor driving his car through military procession. Col. Totten appeared for the defendant. There were two se] reen the Natio: Pennsyi the of Charges were sustained and the dri Taimed that he had to make time and coutd only do so by Saath ne and could only do so by < regardless of the troops. Mr. Totten we corporation law in ais Was made } of house H.O. Ciagett to Alice M. Ottenierger, sub 30, | 103; &—. “H. B. Moulton to L. ¢ cher, sub m0; $000. LG. Fletcher to Julius L.’ Bundy, sume property; #60. J. F. Glinstead to J. W. B! Myers, subs 12 to 2 and 3 ‘to 43, sy. 69; £9,000. J. % ty Eliza J. Hill, same property; do. McDowell, sub 66, sq. & 2950, ewinin to Jennie W. Holtzman, sub K and part Q, sq. 60; $150. Joshua D. Brown to Mary E. Brown, part “White House,” on Ridge road, il acres; $3,000. jee CAPTURE OF A BUeGLAR AFTER A Lona CHasE.— Officer West arrested Jim Simms In Jackson Alley, iter a long chase, yesterday afternoon, on the urge of burgl: Eugene Boston and Fred. Willlumns Were committed for burglariously enter- Ing the store of Mrs. Hudnell, at 11th and W streets, a few days ago, and Siuis, who Was with a, Was not “d until yesterday, He was itted for the action of the grand jury. The nf the Second precinet stite that prior to aking up of this gang they recelved reports arly every day, and since re has not been one complaint of ee Scrt By CRepIToRS oF Tuos. L. HUME, DECEASED. This morning the Central National Bunk fled a bill in equity agemst Annie G. Hume and the Maryland Lite Insurance Company of Baltimore. The suit ls brought as a ereditor and in behalf of other creditors of Thomas L. Hume, deceased, and the bill sets out an indebtedness of $6,900, and that A Body Identified. ‘WAS IT A CASE OF MURDER OR SUICIDE? The clothing and effects found with the body of the young man found in the Potomac, near the Long Bridge, on the 10th ult., was yesterday iden- tified as belonging to George Prinzhorn, a son of Henry Prinzhorn, grocer, corner of 5th and N streets. Young Prinzhorn, who was in his 19th year, had, for several months been employed by Mr. Plepenbring, a baker, on 14th street, near C, but left there on the 24 of October without inform: ing his parents. His father says he saw him last on the 7th of October. He went to Baltimore, and there told a friend that he was going to New York, which being reported, led his family to believe that he was in New York, until the shocking truth was made known. When he left the city he had his wages for three weeks in his pocket, besides a watch, which were missing when the body was found: This fact gives color to sus- Picions of foul play. ‘The members of his family say that he was a devoted church member and of a very cheerful disposition, and scout the idea of suicide, ————— TRUE BILts oF INpictMENT.—The grand jury to- day returned true bills of indictment ‘against Samuel Morris, burglary and larceny; Owen Flood, assault with intent to Kill Oliver W. Langan; Geo. ‘arr (second offence) petit larceny; John Za- rembo, larceny; Charles Preston alias John Wil- ams,’ Walter Brown, Philip Handy, Alexander Dorsey and Walter Peyton, assault with intent to kill Charles Gray; Wm. Sinith, burglary and lar leny; George E. Craig and George M. Roberts, do. Affairs in West Washington. REMARKABLE PRICES FOR CouNTY LAND.—Yester- day aiternoon Thomas Dowling, auctioneer, sold for Wm. A. Gordon, trustee in equity cause No. 7,800, what is known as the Crown property, on the Conduit roxd, near the old Foundry, About/an acre and a half was sold, being ‘subdivided Into lots, as follows. Lot 22, at ; lots 11 to 20, inclusive at $17 each; lots 5 to 19, at $25 each; lot’ L, at $102.50; lots H, I, J, K, at $3250 each; lot F, at $95; lots A, B, C, D, E, et $41 each; lot 6,'In Gordon's subdivi- sion, at $235. ‘These prices, computed with the amount of ground In the lots, show that the land brought about $800 per acre. THE COAL TRADE.—Elghteen boats left Cumber- land Monday with 921.13 tons of coal, as follow: For Georgetown—Consolidation co., 982.06 ton Maryland’ co., 317.14 tons; Borden co., 903.19: Georges Creek’ co., 29 tons; New Central co., 108.14 tons. ——— Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THe EVENING Stan, ANOTHER Wakb ELxctiox.—The board of alder- men will hold a called meeting to-night, to order an clection of a successor of Alderman Charles E. Stuart, who, being a candid legit has resigned his place in that bo: Will be ordered to take place next week. A con- servative primary meeting will probably precede theelection. It is understood that ex-Alderman HY fisnlell will be proposed for the vacancy. The salary of an alderman is sald to be quite Mbe- ral, but paid in abuse. Roweery.—This morning Wm. Harris, who runs asmall boat upon the river, complained at the station house that he had been robbed. Lastnight he engaged a colored hand named “Dick,” and both Jald down to sleep, side by side, Dick ‘pennyless and Harris with $6) in his pocket. This morning at daylight there was only one colored man asleep on that boat, and he had not a cent in his pocket, His name was not Dick. ‘This was the cause of the complaint at the station house. No tidings of Dick and the $60 has been obtained. SrREeT IMPROVEMENT.—Superintendent Coleman Fillcomplete. this week the regrading of upper Cameron street. ‘The changes will prevent the floods that, during heavy rain falls, have often overflowed And damaged property near the inter- section of Henry and Cameron streets, Rerorrer’s Norrs.—The new railing and voting arrangements at the third ward polls are com- pleted.—The circuit court, Judge Keith, for Alexandria county, begins at’ the old court House next Wednesday, EI DE MEYER’S WEI DE MEYERS ee r WEI DE MEYERS yEI DE MEYER'S CATARRH CATARRH CATARRH CATARRH CATARRH CURE, ‘The oly kuown realcure. 2-w, 23m fat IMPERISHABLE PERFUME, a policy of insurance oa his fire of $10,000, which the bank prays may be made subjéct to the payment of this debt; that a receiver be appointed, an account stated, and the payment of te policy be enjoined till Ue hearing of the case. NEW GooDs! NEW GOODS!! a8 JUST RECEIVED FROM THE LEADING MANU- FACTURERS. e 300 of All Wool Diagonal and Beaver Dolmana ‘Cloaks, tastefully trimmed, at $1.00, $500 ‘a 00, $5.00, $9.00, $10.00, $1100, $12.60, 'sis:00 an . 1. Blanlets $2.30, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00, $8.00, $7.00, $8.00, 2 oii and Piadoel Suit navy bh myrtle cts. 75 cen, 00, Ladies’ Cloth aud #3 bronze, all wool, 30 cts., Fine Black Cashmeres, 81 cts., 50 cta., 62 cts., 75 cta., ‘87 cts. and $1. 00. Cloths for men and boys’ wear, 30 cts.. 37 cta., 50 cta., j2 cts, 75 ct. Black Dress Silks, 75 cts., $1.00, $1.25, 50. Colored Caahunertsy ail woc 80 cee, €8 Sta 75 cts, Novelties in Dress Neg be oad EN Flannels, 26 + 90 cts., 37 cts., 45 cts, t= New Dress Goods, all the new colors, 25 cts. Pio Covers eusbmatdere wits ay $40, $5.00, $6.00, Siavls, ucw styles $1:40% $2.00, $3.00, 6.00, $5.00 Shawls, new x 00, $5.00. Bd Crna fortes 1-00, $1.30 1808 oar Satins. Colored Satins. Black Velveteens, 50 cte., 62 cta., 75 cts., 87 cts., $1.00. Canton Flannels, from 8'cts. per yard. Ladies’ Licht Color Cloaking Cloth. Feather-proof Bed Ticking, best niake, 25 cts. ‘Turkey Ked Tabie Linens, Bleached and Cream Damask. Black and Colored Silk Plush. Black Silk Daruassce, $1.00, $1.25, $1-50, Cloth Skirts, new designs. Broehe and India Shawls. Bid Gloves, dark colors, 35 cts, CARPETINGS! CARPETINGS!! ND INGRAINS. TWO AND - BRUSSELS AND FSR THREE. ply to them the {rot any TesDility. | He also wheter reg - Unteers, parade on our streets, “though. — ity to look at, they should consider the com and rights of the public, who depend greatly On the street cars for (uick travel Mire Bauieey for the District, clatzned that the law was applica: Die tthe company. The court said that he hi ty @lways held that the corporation laws were appli- niles, and he would fine the cable to railroad com| defendant, Wright, $3 in each case. Mr. Totten so court to increase po want ay ‘The court consented ‘ Towen noted an appeal —$—== DOWLING’S GRAXD SALE OF CAKPFTS AXD takes -morrow, at hix auction rooms, io Oelct. See ave Ri a 0 Drugyets, all sizes, “Tec and Siuapaggs 7 nny tna Velvet Bowe por O Cloths, i ‘Cocoa Matting, ete. ‘Oi Cloth In Hatt aud Stalr Carpets. Ne ay, Lace Coctalan, 35 cte.. 3 cle. £0 cts, 2 bs 30 50 pando fae ee: ee Esp eda aod fincage” cts. rims ‘Bed Comforts, Lap Robes, Carriage Blankets, MURRAY & LANMAN’S : FLORIDA WATER, BEST FOR TOILET, BATH AND SICK ROOM. marl2-w&s9m ie He INS’ SOUPS. (HERMETICALLY SEALED.) —— HUCKINS' soups. —— —— HUCKINS’ sours, —— HUCKINS’ SOUPS. ‘Tomato, Mock Turtle, Ox Tail, Julienne, Pea, Beef. Chicken, ” Macaroni, Vermicelli, “ Consomme, ” Okra, Mulligafawney, Soup and Bouilll, Green Turtle, Terra- pin. Put up in quart cans, ready for immediate . Con- venient for any emergency. Saye time and trouble of cooking. Their rich and delicious quality warrant special ‘instructions from purchasers that none but UCKISS’ be sent them. SoLp By LEapino Gnocens EvERywHERE. J. H. W. HUCKINS & CO., o12-wks.8t BOSTON, MASS. ARFIELD.—AGENTS WANTED FOR LIFE of President Garfield. A complete faithful history from cradle to grave, by the eminent biographer, Col. Conwell. Books all ‘ready for delivery. An elegantly illustrated volume. | Endorsed edition. “Liberal terms. Avents take orders for from 20 to 50 copies daily, Out- sells any other book ten to one. Agents never made uy money so fast. ‘The book sells itself. Experience not necessary. Failure unknoy All make immense profits. Private terms free. IKGE STINSON & '0., Portland Maine. o4-1m_ 4 a AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE, 989 PENNSYLAVANIA AVENUE, Has been steadily growing into popularity since it opened. The people appreciate fair dealing, and know that there they can find it, coupled with LOW PRICES AND GOOD RELIABLE GOODS. ‘We have DRESS SUITS, | All the way from $20 to $45. We have BUSINESS SUITS, From $10 to $25. And for young men, who want NOBBY SUITS, And short cut, we have got them in the choicest patterns. We make a speciality of BOYS’ SUITS, And have a great variety to select from. THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE 18 THE PLACE TO TRADE. 989 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. A. BTR. : ai TRAaUS N 00Ts, 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Warm weather in New York preventing sales, als- couraged holders of goods, facilitated peck eoe Ce ee eats ene this chance, and up. ‘Ghienile and Silk Tassels, 210. t0 750. aq bgial Botons inate ‘ew ombre shades, 15 to 200. Pearl Shaded and Pearl and Steel combined Buttons, "Svinte and freddoeort Ghmg and Buttons at low prices. BS SRS Seana a a BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. NooT’s, . 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, of ‘Wasurnoron, D.C. OPERA GLASSES. Have opened to-day, « large assortment of OPERA GLASSES, ct unusually low prices. SAM'L LEWIS’ SONS, JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, os 1215 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. See ae ‘&o. or Dear avenues. mar2 + CITY ITEMS. ‘What a Difference. ‘Otto of Roses #1 adrop. Dr. BUL'S Cough Syrup % cents a bottle. Potomacs and Columbia crews. should use Dr. Brusk’s German Cough Syrup. Fortune Throws Her Glances all Arow The widespread popularity of the old-established Louisiana State Lottery 18, easily attested by the great diversity of residence of its fortunate win- ners aoe sith Grand Drawing on, September when the princi ners turned uj for thelr Toney from Memphis, ‘Tenn.: Indian Bay, Ark.; Vincennes, Ind.; Albany, man, Ala; Bi N.Y. Warsaw, Ind., and many thousands of other places all over the World. ‘The next drawi h) will take place on Tuesday, Novem! ‘8th, and any one writing to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La., will quickly learn all about ft. I Have the. Utmost Confidence in the mails. Enclose $1 for two boxes, or $2.50 post office order for stx boxes of Celery and Cham- omile pilis and I will take all risks for money and goods. Dr. C. W. Benson, 106 North Eutaw street, timore, Md. - Skinny Men. ‘Well’s Health Renewer,—absolute cure for nervous debility and weakness of the generative functions. $1, at Druggists, 480 Pennsylvania ay- enue. Ww Stinging, Irritation, Inflammation at neck of the bladder, dificult or frequent urinatio completely” cured by “Buchupaiba,” great Kidney and Urinary Remedy. $1. Stott & Cromwell, 480 Pennsylvania avenue. Curealine, the Corn Extractor, Will remove the most troublesome corn in a few days. Price 25c. per bottle. Stott & Cromwell. w4 Mrs. S. A. Allen’s World’s Hair Restorer 4s perfection for restoring gray, white or faded hair tolts youthtul color, gloss and beauty. It Renews Nts Me, strength aid growth, Dandruff quickly removed. A matchless Hair Dressing. Its perfume rich and rare. Zylo Balsamum. rs. Allen’s)—A lovely tonic and Hair Dressing. ft removes dandruff, ailays all itching, stops tall: ing hair and promotes a healthy growth with @ rich, beautiful gloss, and 1s delightfully fragrant. Price seventy-live cents, in large glass-stoppered bottles wes, Forty Years’ Experience of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup {s the prescription of one of the best female physictans and nurses in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-falling success by millions of mothers for their children. It relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, griptn, in the bowels and wird colle, By giving health to the child it rests the mother. Price 2 cents a bottle. 10,W,3 “* Alderney Dalry, wareee Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 3g-Ib. “Ward” Tints, 45c. per lb. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and’ sweet mllk, be. per qt. Cream, ioe. pint. NDERWEAR AND CORSETS. UNDERWEAR AND CORSETS. UNDERWEAR AND CORSETS. UNDERWEAR AND CORSETS, CORSETS, CORSETS, CORSETS. CORSETS, CORSETS. CORSETS, UNDERWEAR. UNDERWEAR. UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR. UNDERWEAR. UNDERWEAR. UNDERWEAR. UNDERWEAR. CORSETS AND UNDERWEAR. PALAIS ROYAL, 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ND 401-403 TWELFTH STREET. GWEET CIDER! SWEET CIDER!! 029 OF SUPERIOR QUALITY In etore and for sale in Barrels or Kegs by SAM'L C. PALMER, Deror 1224 29TH STREET, WEST WASHINGTON. {27 TeLePHonio Connection. 029 W Ofte LOOKING AT. OUR IMMENSE, WELL SELECTED, ELEGANTLY MADE AND STYLISHLY CUT CLOTHING FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN. We cordially invite an inspection of Goodsand Prices, NOAH WALKER & CO,, 028-6¢ 625 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. et BERWANGER & CO. ARE THE CLOTHIERS TO THE PEOPLE, ARE THEIR OWN MANUFACTURERS OF ALL GARMENTS SOLD IN THEIR ESTABLISHMENT. ARE PAYING THE BEST PRICES TO TAILORS FOR MAKING THEIR GARMENTS. ARE PAYING NO MIDDLEMEN’S PROFITS ARE SELLING WITHOUT THE MIDDLEMEN’S PROFITS, ARE GIVING THE PEOPLE SATISFACTION. ARE, WITHOUT A DOUBT, SHOWING THE CIRCULARS, NICEST AND BEST MADE GARMENTS IN THE CITY. ARE KNOWN TO HAVE ONE PRICE. ARE ENOWN TO SELL FOR CASH. ARE KNOWN NOT TO DEVIATE FROM MARKED PRICE. ARE KNOWN FOR THEIR FAIR DEALING TO ALL, “ARE KNOWN TO GIVE THEIR PATRONS ALL ADVANTAGES POSSIBLE, OUR LINE OF SUITS FOR MENS, YOUTHS, nr Sizes will be $2 inch, 84 inch, $8 inch and 38 BOYS AND CHILDREN, I8 COMPLETE, MEDIUM WEIGHT OVERCOATS FROM$5 TO $30 TN ALL COLORS. 810 SEVENTH STREET XN. W. on —& KATZENSTEIN, Maxacen. Ww. H. WHEATLEY'S . STEAM Dy (cy AND WET ____ SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT. -, Will call for and deliver WORK in the Dis- ‘eek yon spoelpt of actrees: Ee | DRY GOODS. DRY GooDs _PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, é&e. Cc OCHRANE’S BARGAINS. Cass, LSTERS, DOLMANS. $3.60 INCLUDING ADMISSION. v7 $3.60 LURAY CAVERNS, rapes, ‘ll prices, with a full list of other mourning fabrics. Domestics at agents’ prices, ROWN & CLAGETT, 809 MARKET SPACE. gu WRAPS, CLOTH COATS. PALETOTS, DOLMANS, &. ANNUAL OPENING OF CHOICE WRAPS OF SUBSTANTIAL QUALITIES. inch. ages maleate trom | ogg We are receiving dmly from the Manufacturer SPECIAL TRAIN, FOSTER KID GLOVES, 6 hooks, $1.25 pair. Ladies’ COATS, ULSTERS and DOLMANS, at a 7 small advance above cost. THANKSGIVING Day. FOSTER KID GLOVES, 7 hcoks, $1.62 pair. have on hand, left over, Ladies! CLOAKS, | 200". £ 0. Deve! at @a.m., sharp; mtu at 10: Hntenid Berge eager ee hich will be gold | "Further information adress P.O. Box 309, 2 Hs abont nto: make my FINE FRENCH COTTON UNDERWEAR, Ae full stock. of DRESS GUODS. CA‘ n2-Im ic virect martabeat CLOAKING, UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY, at NEW BARGAINS RECEIVED, om = NS AT GEO. J. JOUNSON, FAMILY SUPPLIES. -» $1 % -75, $1.1 ¥ 029 3 MARKET SPACE. BI 7 aires 98c., $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $1.87, $2.97 exch, all with — T SPACE. _ nxn ASD noe, ATTENTION, HOUSEKEEPERS! Tme ORIGINAL AND Beer. BEAUTIFUL HAND-SEWED EMBROIDERY. ns VAN BIFLS RYE AND ROCK ‘ is pronotneed the SPLENDID CORSET BARGAINS. gl punts es 100 DOZEN TOWELS, $3PER DOZEN, worth $4. ean ag brn EXTRA FINE FELT AND CLOTH SKIRTS. COUGHS. COLDS AND CONSUMPTION, . Trade sujplied by UNUSUAL VALUE AND VERY ATTRACTIVE. Aline of TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, 50 styles, reduced B. W, REED'S SONS, ; to 75 cents. om _____ ING F steent northwest, GFFOSITE "BIGGS BANK. nl 5() POUNDS OF MINNESOTA SPRING a At SINGLETON & HOEKE's, 30 CIN, WHEAT PATENT FLOUR, TPOLER & CHEWNING, ee ‘ie oe i aes es TELDING 82 POUNDS oF Dover. Making Snow White Mread, retaining moisture and 918 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, — Next pemeie hs and America, WITMER’S, OFFER It 0 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AV! : CARD FROM WA FASHIONABLE SHADES AG os . First premium for the best barrel of fe trom, paces gpg wlieat thie day awarded ot Nits aa ones 4 ND y ion 28, class to Win. a HABIT CLOTHS, G DI ent fine gu Nae atthe’ Neti Far Orcunde, . anita, this 14th day of October, 188ke SHOODA CLOTHS, nee Clea OP wanton ' W.P. NEWCOMER, CASHMERES, | 990, 822 axp 824 SeveNTH STREET NORTHWEST, sOHR 9. 5m Ficar SERGES, Attest: JAS, 8. EDWARD: 4 P. 8. ~The above-mention RES, the cele- CLOAKINGS, bested Minnesota Fatent F:iees, Flour which vee BROCADES, HAVE tore at t nt = i a » PLUSHES, tiie ears rea | rut twats Silay aunt VELVE en ; ein eae the premium Just awarded ta a THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF nl Pg epee re yall SATINS. t sou ‘eetfilly mention tse fact thi BLACK SURAH SILK, SILKS IN THE cITY, Antenne roel th Ant if ih ini “i piecuite om extili nt thes were tuade « BLACK SATIN MERVEILLEUX, | Fr sich * : ny a thes rat that it BLACK SATIN RHADAMES, HAVE nga en Somers . For sale by all first-class rocers, BLACK SILK WARP HENRIETTA CLOTHS, WM. M. GALT & CO, COURTAULD'S (Extra Wide) ENGLISH CRAPES. ae oe Corxen Ist STREET AND INDIANA AVENTR, THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF | Who are also the scle Wholessle age for the Dis. 031 | trict of Hecker's cdebrated Sef-taising Flour. and Buckwheat. if ot Woopwarp & LOTHROP. FINE HOSIERY IN THE CITY. ALEWHEaT FLOUR, ALL-WHEAT FLOUR, i ae _— JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM THE MILL. NGHAD N i 50 IN NOTTINGHAM SS at $1, $1.25 and $1. Families and the Trade supplioa. ‘We have succeeded in other lot of those 4 = ELPHONZO YOUNGS yard lone Notinham Oustalnn at $9 pertain api GUINNIP, DAY & CO. 8, cate of those winch we advertised af this price in the Grocer, summer—are we $10. eee a WHOLESALE AGENT, 50 eta at $2.50 per set. SO ate at $9 er sek ols, 504 NINTH ETREFT NORTHWEST, EACH NUMBER A BARGAIN. GE. E. KENNEDY & SON, COMFORTS, BLANKETS, in great variety, at low pieces Prices. : a PGLOAKINGS and ULSTER CLOTHS at specially low Bchioe Eee tiene thesceae OPERA and MATELASSE FLANNELS at the right | o15 Price. YVELVETS AND PLUSHES a= Weare making a specialty of OLD GOVERNMENT tn elegant ascortment. “Having purchared largely of AMUSEMENTS. ZAYAGREFEE. [Gis pronounced by all who weedt the a in the season, A! AVING AD= | a aes VAXCED OUB PRICES, ladies aro surprised at Our low (THE ROLLER SKATING RINK EWEN RAISING: NEW FIGS. WILL REOPEN FOR THE SEASON MONDAY, BRUN 8 CLOAKS, DOLMANS, ULSTERS AND RAGLANS. NOVEMBER caer Ee We are daily receiving an elegant Ene of these 00 a which weal offer at ourustal low prices, We have | int ew Asphalt surface has, been laid. and the entire i ‘An clevant Ali-woo! Diagooal Plush aad Sik ‘Trimmed estra has been engaged, and - ra has an Dolman 12.50; active Elegant Silk Circulars, ‘only $25 each: a Elegant Satin Rehdame Dolman, fur-trimmed, latest style, only $29.50 each, Members, of former Circling Classes are invitnd to register their addresses for invitations ro P CORSETS, CORSETS, cards for their friends desirous of Joining New Classes Palace ManKer, GERMAN, FRENCH AND AMERICAN. now forming. n2-4t_ DAT WARNING HEAT CORSETS ae tne, Of rors. : THE TOURISTS. | Conxex 14ru erneet avy New Yous avexum in Gur Suit Departments on tseesond fects — 5 : ; : a FRANK J. TIBBETS, Proprietor, A anne ae u ceamination of dus | PEALS OF LAUGHTER — TWO-AND-A-HALF ‘ Fea ENE ORES Tee Ree HOURS OF FUN. All konds of MEATS, FRUIT, VEGETABLES, BUT- During alissGans © the front se ti c 7 TER, EGGS, ete, Everything the best. ao remind our friends ana customers that we have, feo: JOHN P. SMITH AND W. A. MESTAYER'S = aah Gaara — ag modious entrance on D street, No. 912, easily accessi- ‘World-famed Comedy and Musical Company, the Foe A LIGHT SUMMER DRINK, BRING- Die either from Sih street or the Avenue. : TOURISTS ING HEALTH, APPETITE AND eas IN A PULLMAN PALACE CaR. — ar VIRGINIA CLARET we . OR WOODWARD & LOTHROP. _| Sections, from, the Oneras of «Mignon. *“Qlivette, parla NORTON’S SEEDLING are Wines, ONE PRICE ONLY. 0029 : HUME, CLEARY & 00. TOURISTS MATINEE SATURDAY. ; TOURISTS MATINEE SATURDAY. ee OXF THOUSAND PIECES OF BEAUTIFUL TOURISTS MATINEE SATURDAY. 12 grat Srlendia Minnesota Family Fleur, justly named ATIONAL THEATER. “SOVEREIGN, ” DRESS GOODS JUST RECEIVED FRom New| N —— yields in perfection white, sweet and wholesome trends YORK. ° EVERY EVENING, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY HUSLE, CLEARY & ©v., oA S. 807 Market Space, NGLISI A direct importation of Silks, Satine, Velvets, Brocade Silke, Black Satin | aig Free pie at “COMMENDADOR” PORT WINE, Black Hudhpeay Beatties eka ae Eon, aNd | Weduenday Evening (uew opera) thgelutely pare, aud for meticinal purpowes dhe very pure wool, widest double widate gis Thursday Matinee beat. HUMES CLEARY 200. Tm tof Brocade all pure ailk), | Eti< PRE I aren Tae Sasa Wet peepee ha NS SP | Stuns ti OLD STAG PURE RYE WHISKEY, +] ect quai Goule widthy. Siig Solon ta Bleck : Sonralegy mate Sik tat, $2.50: Colored Silk Velvets, $1.50; Black Re laa eed age hind r fi Wits Std psed Silke Boa ee alee Ot Blaok and | Covahers) the revular WEDNESDAY MATINEE wil Black Crape Veils; Black Cashmere Shawls, $2 90. Bisng | b8 POSTPONED until, THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Covers, ‘Silke Embroidered, $3-19; Bleached Table Dame Persons holding for Wednesday can use them on - ask, all pure linen, 50. ureday, | Ceca BITTERS. e “‘DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, $1.50.” waQRPAY. NOVEMBER 7—The great and only ae Large size, pure doubl lank F 5 Sa a Shetinad Siawie all coloce Be ee a Si RACESSWASHINGTON—RACES. Comforts, $1; large size Bridal Quilts, $1,25; Honey —_— BROWN’S IRON BITTERS ‘ Comb White Quilts, 50.° Immense assortment of Lady’s | To accommodate the Sporting Public of Washington double width Cloaking Clot, $1 to 5, “Tiumense as: Re GOORWIN BhOS.. Pubushers of WEEKLY TERE I » nc x 50. HIDE. » ow preps (0 furnist VERY ‘TTERS. y reeom- N BITTE Ladies’ Jackets, Ulsters and Coats, immense assortment | BEST POINTS on all races at Wachinctom to partes | LON BI [Bosndied for oi ae pas seremme just received. desirous of Joining our Geese list. Dur ing the fears “requiring al ipe searon on ben unprecedented, as | A true Tonic. a effite pepsi CARTERS, can be verified by reference to our daily advertisements | 4 ue T ton cael in New Yoru Herald; Even ay late as the past week at letally Dykpereia, ae 111 MARKET SPACE, | Baltimore we havesiven no less than — acer Po —_ NN NI NI of Strengt ‘ant! GPECIAL AND miPonr T WINNERS AND 3 SECONDS OUT OF 10 RACES, | Foy prerens, of nnethe feos ees To advired on, including 3 GREAT SHORT HORSES, in SE eeeeereo ed AN War OrExED GOODS. VALEMIATSO: sclding another rest of egerune | Completa etreugthens the) or Delicate 25 Pleose Black, Cashmeres, from S0e. to $1.25, The | ness of the information we f Jocwr “fite to tel rs Pp are very fine, warrant ss Strengthener. ‘They act! Females, best value for th to be had in the city: also, | For terms of sul &e., apply or send for 5 3 10 pieces Bik. var Henriette Glows, trons a tos; | cireuiar to GOODWIN Dhow, ROOM 1} SATTONAL rape engin standard ‘and best qualities from 15 to 20 per | HOTEL. = emoving all. dys: = cent unter 20 “Pieces En ‘Call between 8:30 and 12 a.m. To-morrow we give selections for every race. ington. = = ey EH at Wash. | TRON BITTERS, Sold by ail Drig-/ TRON BITTERS o8l-4t" Keto for te A BC causes (BEAT RUNNING RACES One Aree Sie. ae that all IRON BITTERS are manufactured BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY. and hinve crossed lines on the wrapper. at THE NATIONAL FAIR GROUNDS, ‘NOVEMBER 1, 2, 8 AND 4, BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. ‘Four Races each day, commencing promptly atl o'clock. 61 Horees entered tn the four great Stake Races. ‘36 leading Racing Stables Represented. BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, m9-00 BALTIMORE, MD. PAROLE, orca mone, . YYoRrkTown xp —— é cuomuare, commen | Seanguanrens eer aes, MONITOR, ona . | can worth of FINE CANDIES for $1, at - ‘COMPENSATION, | HL:TON'S Great 25-cent Home-made Candy Depot, Xo. ELLA WARFIELD, 1231 Pennsylvania avenue, between ‘and —— Fine Candies.. TING any ANDERSON. an “ps ‘and one hundred others, : No tmproper characters admitted to the Grounds, ‘Trains run from Baltimore and Ohio depot to the é Grgunds at 9 s.m., 10, 11:90, 12, 12:30, 1, 1:90, 2:30 ‘Bound Trip Tickets, 10 cents, ‘WM. B. CLARK, President, J. D. FRRGUSON, Sec. of Meeting. Woon =. D)®, DUPARE'S CATARRH REMEDY CURES | yerscan tba aeoves '