Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1881, Page 4

_ THE EV THURSDA ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF StGNAT. OFFICER, 1 Wasnixetos, D.¢ vember 3, 1881, 9:30 a.m. f For the Middle Atlantic states, light rains. fol- | lowed by colder clearing weather, winds slliting t northwesteriy, and rising barometer. Special Weather Bulletin. FAITE AND COLDER WEATHER TO-MORROW. ‘The chief sig whieh ‘lay moru- reasing en Ontirto. atled in ath tther and rain has pre ntintes in the districts east of the The temperature hisrisen siightly on and falten from 10° te 2P in the states In tie Mississippi val Heavy shave occurred In the vicinity of Like Superior, and the temperature freezing In the northwest and at the 1B far south as Texas. ‘The w On the Atlantte ¢ terior and U occurred durin cations are vallon past and Sout est in th ult coast, Where a severe Wednesday atterno air and colder w during Friday ch ‘Tie indi r will pre- ack Goods Store, 3 7th street north | petition presented to the Post | nt by Mr. Francis B. Mohun and Others, praying the estublishiuent of a postage ‘yon or nesr the corner of Pe Stump as Ws we and 1th street, was ret Fround that this system of” distribu wad been abolished. BeWAxe of Imitation opticians. Hempler fits seyesignt. = —_ A Nemper of Inds have organized a juvenile Milit ery company to be known as the Washington Light Infantry Cadet Corps, the uniform of which Will be slnilar tothe fatigue uniform of the W. L. I. Corps. Forty-three members have been enrolled. s M. M. Eva euse,” hos returned to ington and can'be found at her old number, No. 1001 New York avenue. Fussett’s Ice Cream and Charlotte Russe. A CoLoxep man named Nichols is repartet to | have died suddenly last night near Benning’s | Station, but nothinz further 1s Known of the case. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., To-night. Ford's Opera House.—“The Tourists. Notional Theater.—The Emma Abbott Company | in “Olivette.” > Condensed Locals. ‘THE Stan will be fssued in doubl eight-page form of fifty-six columns on Saturday. Newsde be supplied at a moment's no- t printing and folding ma- | ‘ted to send In ble moment for | this enlarged raordiniry edition. THE | Star printed advertisements in Ocio- Der. being 407 more than it printed in October, 1880. ehinery, but adve ‘their orc ‘The Oldest Inhabitants yesterday—with Mr. Jen- ins Thomas presiding—adepted resolutions of re- Spect to the memory of the late Dr. John B. Blake, appropriste remarks being made thereon by fessrs. J.G. Bruit, N. Callan and Wim. H. Tenney. Last night a trapeze performer, named Eugene Maynard, employed at the Theater Comique, fell | from the’ cross-plece of the trapeze to the floor, | about fiiteen fect. He received a severe sprain in | the lett arm and thigh, but no bones were broken. | A certiorari was issued yesterday to bring up to | the Circuit Court the of n Allen and Chas. Allen agt. the In nd Seaboard Coasting Company, orfolk steamers. pending Defore Ji ‘The plaintiffs claim hey bought round trip tick- he defendants only carried them there and did not bring them back. ‘The Stock Exchange, inaugurated last week, yes- 1 its organization by election of omi- cers as follows: George H.B. White, president; H. Cooke, jr., vice president; J.B. Ker, treasurer A. E. Bateman, secretary, Standing committee: D.W. Middleton, C. S. Bradley and H. E. Oftley. Mr. Ruff, spe yesterday took Into custody commercial agent for th ling Baking Powder Company of Baltimore without license. He gave security for ‘the amount of the license, $200, which Is to bg pro- John A. Beyer, a watch maker on street, near the rhment Printing Office, was yesterday Swindled by a confidence man,who cunningly man- aged to pass a counterfeit $20 bill on him in pay- Ment for a gold watch key, and Tecelved $18.¢5 In | change. In the Cirenit Court yesterday in the case of Eichorn agt. Fisher, Justice MacArthur ruled that the wife's note was Of no effect, the verbal promise made by the husband to pay the same rendering him liable for the amount Involved. A post mortem ex.inination was made yesterday on the body of Charles H. Smith,colored, at the eighthprecinet station-louse,who died in Lewis’ al- Jey, and a certificate of death from congestion of the Tungs was given. The body was turned over to the fiends of deceased. Henry Brown,who sertously injured another col- red man. named Duff Roane, with a pitchfork at Gov. Bowie's stables at the National Fair Grounds Yesterday was charged in the Police Court this Morning with assault and battery with intent to Kill. Mr. Blunt, for the government, asked for a continuance to await the result of Roane’s injuries. ‘The case was continued, under $500 bonds. ‘On Monday last tne fine stone flouring mill of Miller & Duvall, of this city, situated in berkeley county, W. Va., was destroyed by fire, entailing a Reavy loss. John Fowler, a colored boy, nine years old, last evening fell from a cart at Herrell’s brick yard and broke his left & Mr. Edward Simms, one of the oldest citizens of Shis District, who has been for several days quite Mil at his residence on C street, is to-day reported as much better. ———— Amusements, &c. Forp’s Ores Hovse.—“The Tourists” a1 other lange house last evening. They present to the public a delighttul entertainme: e music 4s good and the fun fs off the go always. The re- constructed “Tourists” are a big success, ———>__ A Rerrevis Srv. — In the Circuit Court Tues- @ay Judge MacArthur had before him the case of Kendrick agt. Hyatt. This was a replevin case for some pictures and for twostlk dresses which plain- Uff leit with defendant to be made, and which the latter retained forher pay. The pictures were re- turned after the commencement of the suit. The court instructed the jury that defendant had a len m the dresses, The verdict was for plaintit, ving nominal damages for defendant as to thé S ——— ees A Wasnineton Lint INFANTRY PRESENTATION. At the monthiy business meeting of the Washing. ton Light Infantry Corps, held at their armory last night, twelve new active members were elected and the following were elected as honorary Members of the corps: . W. Spofford, Benj. F. i ry Pfister, Win. Kline, and Wm. K. Smith. After the election Messrs. Thos. Baker Sloan, Wm. L. Cash and J. G. Movre entered the armory bearing with them a Iife size crayon of Lieut. Burton R. Ross, set in a Bne frame. The presentation to the corps was happily made by Mr. E. H. Newmeyer, the treasurer of the organization, and the portrait was gracetully received by Col. Moore on behalf of the After Kym calls Lieut. Ross took the floor thanked the corps for the unexpected honor they had paid him. The picture has been placed on ahibition in Ellis’ window. have been recorded as follows:— Mary McNamara et al. to Dennis J. MeNamara,lot 20, sub. sq. 719; $—. Susan Kleiher to John Ar Gevser, part lot 3; 59° 400; #00. John McCauley to Allen € Clark, and’ 43. sub. sq. 545, lots 18 ‘and 19, sq. 647 and lot 8, sq. 754; $—._N. W. Fitz- Christianl, lots 57 and 58, sub. sq. m, J. 1, Jounson to’ John C. Harkness, sub. Wai Sq. 397; $8,150. C.B. Batley et al. trustees, to F. W. Evans, subs. 28 and 29, sq. 820; B25. W: Clabaugh, trustee, to Margaret Byrne, pt. old Georgetown (Bridge, near Market street); $2,600. pac Sse eine Free Derartwent Matrers.—The fire board met last night, Messrs Collins, Bacon and Talt Present. Mr. Miles, superintendent of fire i that he had submitted a cheap and feast- Die plan to the District Commissioners for the in- Sulation and protection of wires under the pave- ments, which he hoped to see tried soon. ‘The fol- Promotions and appointments by Chief Cronin were confirmed: D. F. Craven promoted to De foreman of truck A, vice Calhoun Clark aj Polnted fireman on engine A, company No. 2: W. jomas Scott, from private to tillerman of truck vice D. F. Craven; F. J. Wagner Cay river engine compan: and H. P. My: fireman engine company No. 4. Pinkeye was sta an oe among the jons for emp! t et k. ‘Were received from James F. Kelley, Peter ley, H.F. Steele, E. A. Fitzgerald and John Dice. The charges against Private Heinline were dismissed. At the suggestion of Mr. Bacon the attention of the District Commissioners was called to the fact Beat iy had tale to comple SH ae are ee fal comply wi © re- quiring him to erect fire escapes, Christiancy Divorce Case. Yesterday Examiner Lovejoy held but a short session in the Christiancy divorce case. The wit- ness, Stephen Chester, called to contradict Mr. Haight, a witness for the defendant, resumed the stand and testified that Haight told him that he had made the acquaintance of Mrs. Christiancy when two days out on the steamer. (Haight had testifled that tt was two days before reaching Lima.) Chester testified to Haight having shown him Mrs. Christlancy’s photograph. He was asked | as to What expressions Haight had used then, but | objection was made and the question was not pressed. He was cross-examined at some length = to where he had resided at different times. and, the colored hackman, testified t Miss Mary Chamberlain, whom he had seen ‘a8 here testifying, was not the woman he took to the St. James. "Counsel for plaintiff sked that Mrs. Christiancy be produced, that wit- ss might say whether she Was the Woman he .0k to the hotel. The de ant objected, on the ground that this testimony should have been pro- duced tn chief, and the question was certified to Judge Wylie. IN BRACES aT IVY CITY— THE MEETING POSTPONED TILL NEXT WEEK. ‘The races in the mud, at Ivy City, yesterday, were concluded with a steeple-chase, in which ‘tes, Profit, Kitty Clurk, Judge Mur- + Kate Long and Bashi Bazouk were entered, t-named hors? being a decided favorite among the pool-buyers. The horseseame trooping down the hill, away beyond the half-mile post, in straggling order, Kitty Clark and Bashi Bazouk leading the cavalcade. It only needed soft autumnal sunlight, a few scurrying leaves, [and a flavor of frost in the air to give full effect to the pleture. Now they sweep aeross the muddy tr Into the infleld. and speed awa: taking wall 2 and he: ahard gallop | le: | Clark hanging clese upon his th Good for | Bashi Bazouk! But stop. Now he gallops, wild, | panting, and rideriess, over the field. His | Jockey iimping up from the mud in which aloft his broken bridle to he fell, swix show that his Skill was not at fault, On go the rest of the tro’ sling long, out Upon the truck, where they ‘have a hard hice, down the homestretch. Hui comes thundering home, his jocke spur and whip and voice, lea fully three ths. The othe the finish was too hot, come stragyling onder. Cot a lon chesthut horse, who has made a long roun our, caters slowly hote and the people at once ery that Coryestes has won the race, for me hi Ki course out. e pt” the The Jockeys caught this notion, too, and a halt a marked dozen horses went scampering back to turn the flag, which they had neglected, it was thousht, and struggle for second place, Dut they had their pains for ought, for the Judges posted Kenny as the winner. When the stecple chase was cniled, the judges announced that the resto the races of the mecting would be postponed, and be run on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday aturday of next week. "It is hoped that next week will bring more favorable weather. The rain to-day proved the wisdom of the fair directors in postponing the races until next weck. The regular races remaining on the program, will be run in their regular order, bezinning Wednes- day. Saturday will be an extra day, for which an entirely new program will be made up. —— THE SUNDAY ScnooL IxsTITUTE- Member of a Bible Class.—At y y's ses inthe afternoon—of the Sunday School Institute, at the Congregational ehureh, Rey. Mr. Grimkin conducted the devotional exercises, after which Mrs. Crafts gave a normal lecture. Rev. dith, of Boston, of between 2,060 and 2,500 scholars, which 13 held in Tremont Temple, Boston,on Saturday afternoons He not ranks” soinetimes make difficulty Four or five years ago, he said, Guiteau was a member of his class, but he did not remember that he disturbed the meeting by questions. He did Temember that he used to remain after the lesson was over and bore him with questions. He had forgotten all about him until recently he had come across Guiteau’s book, which he had presented to him on one occaston. In the evening at half-past six Mrs. Crafts gave in the lecture-room illustrations of the lessons for November and December to a large number of pri- mary teachers. At the same hour Rev. Mr. Huri- but held a superintendents’ meeting in the study, and diseussed questions with them In the form of a conversation. At half-past seven Rev. Dr. Mere- dith taught the lesson for November 6—“The Day of Atonement.” Kev. Mr. Hurlbut delivered a normal lecture on “Teaching the Lesson.” A ques- tion drawer followed, conducted by Mr. Huribut, Which brought the exercises of the evening to d close. ———— River TRape.—Harbor Master Sutton report arrivals at the river front as follows: Pungic Magona, Anna Bell and J. Gillett, and schrs. Mug. ie, Martha Washington and Wave, all with oys- ters for market. Longboats Uriah Horner and Get- tysburg, with wood for city dealers, SHIN t Drovers’ Rest the live stock sales Tuesday are reported by L. E. Tavenner as follows:—400 cattle up, 325 sold, 75 lett over; best 5 to 54, good 43 to 5, medium fair 3% to 4, thin stecrs, oxen and Cows, 3 to 33. 950 shee and lambs; lambs 4 to 6; Sheep, 3% to 44.1 cows and calves, $25 to $50. On ‘account of the election the market for next week only will be on Monday, the 7th. ———— ASSIGNMENT OF METHODIST BisHors.—The gen- eral missionary committee of the Methodist Epis- copal church met in New York yesterday to make appropriations for all the missions of the church for 82 The bishops in closing their annual mect- ing adopted a program for episcopal jurisdiction, and the holding of winter and spring conferences for 1882, in which the assignments are made, among them the following of interest in this sec” tion: Baltimore, March 8th, Bishop Wiley; Manas- sas, Va., March’ 9th, Bishop Simpson; ‘Baltimore Washington conférence), March 22d, Bishop Viley. ———— ‘MARRIAGE Licenses have been issued to Geo. S$. Adams and Rose Proctor; Clarence Russell and Mary Peyton; Richard Henry Lee and Martha Ellen Banks; Geo. W. Hawkins of Montgomery county, Md., and Ida L. Bowman of Howard courty, Md.;’Henry Williams and Lizzie Addison; David Anderson, of Fredericksburg, Va., and Sarah Boswell; Dan. “McDowell and Julia ‘Campbell; Phillp Toler, of Fauquier county, Va, and Susi Harvey; Jesse Thoruby and Martha Bennett; Ad- dison L Gatchell of Boston, Mass, and Alice L. Com! Boavs Gorp Corw.—Detective McDevitt reports there is an linposter in town passing bogus $20 gold pleces on merchants and storekeepers. His mode Of operating, 1s to go into a store and. buy a sinall article and give a bogus $20 coin in payment. Yes- terday afternoon, he went intoa small jewelry store hear the Government Printing Office, and bo a watch key for $1.25 and gave one of his bogus $20 coins, and the clerk told hin he did not have the change, and he told the clerk to keep the #40 and send the change down to the entrance of the gov- ernment Printing Oftice when the office closed. ‘The clerk sent $18.75 according to instructions, and he subsequently found that the $20 coin Is bogus. ee 7 e N= GooDs! NEW GOODS!! JUST RECEIVED FROM THE LEADING MANU- FACTURERS. 300 of, All Wool Dolm: Cloaks, tastefully tenses ae $300. £0,400. sh $8.00, tate $10.00, $11.00, $12.00, $13.00, Blankets, $2.50, $2.00, $4.00, 5. x Ket, $2.50, é get fai” F.00- $6.00 $7.00, 8.00, Ladies’ ant Fiannel blue, ‘and bronze, all wool, 80 cts., SY cts, 78 ous’, SLU. ‘$1.25. Fine Plack Cashmeres, 37 cts., 50 cts., 62.cts., 15 cts., Cloths for men and boys’ wear, 30 cta.. 37 cts., 50 cts., 62 cts., 75. 4 i: 00, 25, Colored wll wock, 00 case, Oh Sta 7S ota, Novelties in Drese Hed ‘Twilled Flanneis, 29 cls., 90 cta., ST cte., 45 cta., New Dress all the Piano. covers cab raldeved wise $4.50"$5.00, $6.00, ronan an Black Satins. Colored Satin Black Velveteens, 50 cts., 62 cts., 75 cta., 87 cts, $1.00. Canton Flannels, from 8 cts. Ladies’ Light Color Cloaking Feather. proof Heq Ticking! best make, 25 cts ‘Turkey Hed Table Linens, ani Black and Colored Silk Plush. Black Silk Dpmansce, $1.00, $1.25, $1-50, Broche and India Shawls, Kid Gloves, dark colors, 38 cts, CARPETINGS! CARPETINGS!! GRAINS. TWO BRUSSELS AND He SIE AND THREE- all sizes. ea. ve Haste and gine” ee and felvet Bugs. Oil Cloth Rugs, ‘Cocos Matting, eto. ottingham, Lace Curtains, 25 ets., $7 cts., 60 cts., 62 ‘75 cts. per Ingrain Garpets, 30 wa ‘The Courts. Court IN GENERAL TERM. ‘To-day, W. H. Harrison was appointed an ex- miner in chancery. Huntley agt, Huntley; on hearing. Equiry Covrt—Judge Wylie. To-day, Daley agt. Washington Market Co.; re- straining order issued, returnable November 14 Elliott agt. Riggs; reference to auditor. Wynd. ham agt. Berry; C. €. Duncanson appointed re- ceiver. Smith agt. Smith; testimony ordered taken. Griffith agt. Grimith; guariiag ad litem appointed. Crrevrr Covrt—Judge MacArthur, Yesterday, Ryan agt. Miller; motion for flat. U. S. agt. Sterling; continued. Holbrook Ashly, Hume agt. Killizan, Woodside agt. Hissell, Walk agt. Eller, Clark ‘agt. Ehrmantrout; defaults. Kendall agt. Wineberger; leave to file plea. Shea agt. Moore: judgment by consent, Wright agt. Jones; verdict for det Carpenter agt. Main, stipulation filed. Sha agt. Brown; verdict for $312 and interest. agt. Bryan; verdict for pl Gordon; defendant called xt. Halstead; non Cis inti $24. Foerb: plaintiff 33,( default, Porice Covrt—Juage Snel, Yesterday, after our report closed, Margaret Martin, assault on Sam Banks by striking him on the hedd with a stone: $5 or 20 days. Charles Au- gustus, larceny of Clark Thonths in jail. Jas. Sum Banks, 60% tempt of court in failing to answer a summons: or 20 days each. $% or 7a Annie Smith, profantt: Michael McCormick and John Gurry characters and vagrants; bonds or 30 days a ‘ole, lowd and boisterous; $5 or or 15. ds Cesir Wilson, alias Join Bowle, a danditied 1001 ing colored m:in from Virginia, was charged with carrying a pistol, and "1 was fined $20 or 7 days In the workhouse. Har Waters, loud and boisterous; pe bone Mary Edwards, John O'Donohue and Charles D laney, profanity; $5 ach. Charles John- sii i : loud and boisterous; $5 oF 15¢ and Jno. King, do.; ‘do. Walte charged with re fusing to Assist a police officer to m $ or 15 days. Jas. Harman, throwing stones in Street and breaking 1 to pay for the window. 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DRY Goons. _ DRY GooDs. eee ROLLER SKATING RINK FOR, WILL aes Soe SEASON MONDAY, Anew asphalt surface has Reen laid, and interior renewed and remodeled : sac Prof. Schroeder's Orchestra has been engaged, fheymisie furnished this season will be Su pe) Members of former Circling Classes resister their addromes for invitations. ana teyseeute cards for their friends desirous of Joining New Cl: now forming. n2 Froese. THE TOURISTs. PEALS OF LAUGHTER — TWO-AND-A-HALF HOURS OF FUN. JOHN P. SMITH AND W. A. MESTAYER’S World-famed Comedy and Musical Company, the TOURISTS IN A PULLMAN PALACE CAR. el is from the Operas of ‘*M: .” ““Oltvette, Selection Se Steen and ll Erovatore ee SATURDAY. Musketeers, ” and SATURDAY. SATURDAY. n2 N ATIONAL THEATER. EVERY EVENING, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES. EMMA ABBOTT v) Evenine. Wednesday Evening (new opera) - ‘Thursday Matinee. ¥ Evening. lay Mf ii i Saturday Ev'ing (new opera). THE TWO C. SPECIAL NOTIC! wing to the great preparation necessary for the production of the new opera ( Cavaliers), the rewular WEDNESDAY MATIN i be POSTPC until THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Persons holding tickets for Wednesday can use them on ‘Thursday. MUQNDAY, NOVEMBER 7—The great and only HER- ni No. 626, ON EXHIBITION No. 626 E AND SALY AT E Street MARKRITER'S Street 626 F street northwest, one door from 7th street, Choice Oi] Paintings, Engravings, C! Larwe and Choice stock of Frames, Picture Cord and Tassels, Ringe, Nails, etc. Markriter’s. Terms Cash. Free Art Gallery." 0) ‘he Tw Te wall roms, etc... also Papethancings, | Picture a (Ch0aks, ULSTERS, DOLMANS. ‘We are receiving daily from tho Manufsctarer Ladies’ COATS, ULSTERS and DOLMAN small advance above cost. pod x OORESRES BARGAINS. FOSTER KID GLOVES, 6 hooks, $1.25 pair. FOSTER KID GLOVES, 7 hooks, $1.62 pair. Also, ave on hand, left over, Ladies CLOAKS, COATS, ULSTERS and DOLMANS, which will be sold at about half price, to wake my at new stock. A fall sick of DRESS GOODS, CAS Tunes, CLOAKING, UNDERWEAK and HOSTER! Bottoui Prices, ~ GEO. J. JOHNSON, FINE FRENCH COTTON UNDERWEAR, NEW BARGAINS RECEIVED, AT QCRIBNER'S BICYCLE AND TRICYCLE EX- CHANGE AND RIDING SCHOOL, ‘CRIB: iy 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. §. SWORMSTEDT, Acent, 928 F street northwest. 03 980., $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $1.87, $2.37 each, all with | 0% __113 MARKET SPACE, E ATTENTION, HOUSEKE : BEAUTIFUL HAND-SEWED EMBROIDERY. SPLENDID CORSET BARGAINS. 100 DOZEN TOWELS, $PER DOZEN, worth EXTRA FINE FELT AND CLOTH SKIRTS. UNUSUAL VALUE AND VERY ATTRACTIVEs Aline of TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, 50 styles, reduced to 75 cents, OPPOSITE RIGGS' BANK. nl At SINGLETON & HOEKE’S, ase & CHEWNING, 019 801 MARKET SPACE, — 918 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, OFFER IN FASHIONABLE SHADE, GUE, DAY & CO., HABIT CLOTHS, : SHOODA CLOTHS, casuaenes, | 9%. 822 ax 824 Sxvewra Srucer Nonruwest, SERGES, CLOAKINGS, HAVE BROCADES, PLUSHES, VELVETS, THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF BATINS. BLACK SURAH SILK, SILKS IN THE CITY, BLACK SATIN MERVEILLEUX, BLACK SArIN RHADAMES, HAVE BLACK SILK WARP HENRIETTA CLOTHS, COURTAULD’S (Extra Wide) ENGLISH CRAPES, | THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OP SL . PATRICK'S CHURCH FAIR, ar MASONIC TEMPLE, PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e 83 GO BeLepise ADMISSION. $3 60 LURAY CAVERNS, SPECIAL TRAIN, VIA. B. & 0. R.R., WITHOUT CHANGE. THANKSGIVING DAY. “ Leave B. & O. Depot at 9 a.m., sharp; return at 10:30 p.m. Children, $2.30. Further information address P. O. Box 300. LAMBIE, 626 E street northwest, n2-Im GEO. F. TIMMS, HARRY B, PARKER, GEO. F. TIMMS & CO. ‘Have completed all their preparations, and are now en- tirely ready for business, GEO. F. TIMMS & CO. Havea stock of clothing for large and small men, Youths, Boys and Children, from which any taste can be suited or any wishes as to quality or price accommo- dated. GEO. F. TIMMS & CO. Conduct their business upon just and fair principles. ‘They have but one price, that is as low as possible; is marked in plain figures, and no deviation is allowed. GEO. F. TIMMS & CO. Invite you to call; you will receive polite attention; not be urged to buy, but be heartily thanked for any favors you may bestow. 400 N. W. CORNER 7TH AND D STREETS, NATURES TRIUMPH, FINE HOSIERY IN THE CITY. Wy oopwarp & LOTHROP. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS at $1, $1.25 and $1.50 per pair. ‘We have succeeded in securing another lot of thoee 4 Yard long Nottingham Curtains at $5 per pair. « dup! ‘cate of those which we advertised at this price in the summer—are worth $10. NOTTINGHAM BED SETS. 50 sets at $2.50 per set. 50 sets at $3 per set, EACH NUMBER A BARGAIN. COMFORTS, BLANKETS, in great variety, at low ices. rae YAKINGS and ULSTER CLOTHS at specially low GUINNIP, DAY & CO. 4 15 NOBERA and MATELASSE ELANNELS at the right oo = - - price. 5 + ns ) SUPPLIES. VELVETS AND PLUSHES —— FAMILY SUPPLIE in clezant assortment. Having purchased largely of Y BIEL’ these voods early in the season, "AnD Nor Havise ape | WAN BIEL'S ROCK, VANCED OUR PRICES, ‘are atour low prices. Tue OuicivaL axp Best. CLOAKS, DOLMANS, ULSTERS AND RAGLANS. VAN BIFL’s RYE AND ROCK We are daily receiving an elegant I'ne of these goods, is pronouneed the which we shall offer at our ural low prices. We have GREAT NATIONAL REMEDY An'clegant Ali-weo! Diagonal Plush aad SUk ‘Trimmed sor Iman at $12.50: COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION, Elegant Silk Circulars, only $25 each; ‘Trade supplied by Beet eee ee Dolnan, fur-trimmed, latest B. W, REED'S SONS, —_— i 31 1216 F street northwest. CORSETS, CORSETS, <é Geax, FRENCH AXD AMERICAN, An it Tine, at low prices. Just a line Dit WARNES HEALTH CORSETS. Alnor aire Snaiged Corsets, at 50 cents per pair. The location hese goods in Gur Suit Department, on the second floor, affords opportunity for a careful examination of quali- ties. ‘We have also on this floor an elegant line of LADIES’ FELT and FLANNEL SKIRTS, from 75c. to $2.50. 50 POUNDS OF MINNESOTA SPRING WHEAT PATENT FLOUR, ‘Yreipise 82 Pouxps or Dover. Making Snow White Bread, retaining moisture an@ sweetness. First premiums in Europe and America, aa $2.62 per 49 pounds, During alterations to the front of our store we to v reinnd cu friends and cuntoneay that we have Ad WITMER's, ile ‘ther from: ‘St street ‘or the ‘averse cad r) 029 1918 PEN NSYLVA’ NIA AV ENTE. Ace FROM WM. M.GALT & CO. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ‘itnees our hands, at the National Fair Ground ONE PRICE ONLY. 0c29 the 1 of Octo WP NEWCOME (DNF THOUSAND PIECES OF BEAUTIFUL JOHN D. RewMARY, Attest: JAS. 8. EDWARDS, Marshal. ied DRESS GOODS JUST, RECEIVED FROM NEW SURES, the edlo~ x ‘ther compete am ‘The competition in Flour was Sctina, Brocade Silks, Black Satin a very lively one this year, and the premium eg Seting ae Suen Baa Sau de Lyon and contested for but it wan winply au intron: Sara eetl cele Gonkie ita $1. a triumph to the magnificent success: Immense assortment cf Brocade Silks, (all pure silk), | , We would y mention the fact that Mrs. 8. F $1; beautiful Silt and Wool hue Dress Goods, only Siig, | Anderson received the premium for the han worth 75; Colored and Black Cashmeres, Tolls and biscuits on exibition, aud they were made vod gualty, double width. 37% Colored and Diack | CERES FLOUR, which is only another proof that Ei Plush, $2.90: Colored Silk Valvets, ‘$1.80< Black | Stands A No. 1 ainoug the best Minnusta Patent Flours Silk Velve lack and Colored Silks, 60; Black and | known to the trade. White steined Ske Black ‘double f 3 For sale by all first-class grocers. raye Veils Hack Cashmere Shawn, $2.80; Plan WM. M. GALT & CO. Goi Embroidered, $3.75; Bleached Dam- Corxer IsT STREET AND INDIANA AVENTR, pure linen, 50. Who are also the sole Wholesale agents for the Dis: “DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, $1.50." trict of ‘Hecker's celebrated ‘Belf-raisiug “Flour Buckwheat. Large si: pure double White Blankets, $5; ghetiand’ Stati ail colors, $l; lanre size Calies LL-WHEAT FLOUR, photiandl Shaws, all < ; A Comb White Quilts, 50. Tnnmense tod Lady's Immenre as- double width Cioaking Cloths, $1 fortment of Clot for Men and Boye’ wear, Bin gi. 56, ‘immense t CARTER'S, ALL-WHEAT FLOUR, Ladies’ Jackets, Uleters and Coats, oer JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM THE MILL. Families and the Tzade supplied. 029 11 MARKET SPACE. / ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GPECIAL AND IMPORTANT GROCER, WHOLESALE aGENT, oS ‘804 Nnerm ermuer xonrmweer,_ Ge. E. KENNEDY & SON, ALL IN WANT OF BLACK GOODS. cent. under regular raves. 20, — Grapes, all prices, with a full ist of frie axp Faxcr Guocenres. Domestics at agent’ price, ROWN & CLAGETT, GOVERNMENT = PAV ead * sPisprouounced by ail who ase Use 809 MARKET SPACE. best in the city. NEW RAISINS; NEW FIGS. ; NEW CURRANTS; MALAGA GRAPES. BRUNSWICK SOUPS. Su WRAPS, CLOTH COATS. 629 ye Sng Sallvecns free of charge ‘to all parts of the PALACE MARKET, Conxen lérm srazer axp New Yor avexve, FRANK J. TIBBETS, Proprietor. Alllonds of MEATS, FRUIT, VEGETABLES, BUT- TER, EGGA, ete. Everything the best. 030, Fo 4 LIGHT SUMMER DRINK, BRING- a VIRGINIA CLARET ©? NORTON'S SEEDLING SO CATT Sick pace DOLMANS, &o. ANNUAL OPENING OF CHOICE WRAPS OF SUBSTANTIAL QUALITIES. Our Sizes will be $2 inch, $4 inch, 86 inch and 38 inch, are just the Wines. a